79 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2018304165ef667d46ed1ec3d3a036f5.pdf de13dc745a9593fde88fe6ea721d8ba5 PDF Text Text amrtf IN T H E H E A R ? OF T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E .S E C T IO N PUBLISHED : i n f . WEEKLY n • ■■ ' ■ ’ 1 • *- HH ' | D I ---£ pH • ■ ■ ftH f i - , ■" ■ ■.-*i i . n \ O N TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SANFORD-^UN /* Woith Lhinj TOLOME IX SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER «,.1H7 y. Boats Are Scared *•: r**. Diaries la lien from ea‘ptured U COUNTRY HAS BORNE BRUNT READ THE LAW AND OB.* . OF EARLY FIGHTV •V SERVE THE boat commanders furnish document ary evidence that the destroyer is , ‘.RULES ' A u istense activity*in the Gulf of London, England, Nov. 3.—Most In this connection It may the submarine, "Avoided destroy of »fie morning papers print Prcm 'The new automobiie law pasted by*the last legislature goes into ef­ •b, pointed out that, while attention er" is the oft repeated entry, In ler* Kerensky’s Interview with the fect January 1st, and the various fact these logs show conclusively h chiefly fixed on the two land front* Associated ‘ Press conspicuously but forms to be used in making appliesI, Veaetis and'in the Trentlno, yet that the aubmarinca are having a comment is-not general. Petrograd tlop for registration of automobiles . • suthoritiei arc not overlooking hard time of it, correapondont of the Dally Tele­ and other motor driven vehicles may The result of the deatroyer actlv tk fart that the navy, has a sea graph,- who ia now in London writes: be had at the ofTico of the county* but on the Adriatic, which many ity during tho last four" weeks has "Premier Kerensky's statement tax collector; who also has for dis­ Mprrts believo is tho key to .the been not only to a dccrcaso in cas­ seenta to have been taken a'llttle too tribution a'supply of pamphlets giv­ «tole situation in tho Austro Italian ualties of. merchant ships, buf also a seriously in some quarters, It eVen ing the law. Under the heading DEAF AND DUM B BOYS HERE! still, fhoro satisfactory increase in has been construed as a hint that "Read,• Remember and Observe'* the nr theater. • . 1 Russia is toying with the idea of a 'following from the stato Comptroller The Italian withdrawal to tho new tho number of submnriea sunk, Lhe convoying of" merchantmen separate peace. m This "theory should is noted: fnat west of the Tagllamento River . ’• • Irian the enemy into a long atfetch has now reached a stage: bf consider, not be allowed to establish itself No person can operate an auto­ sf. the upper Adriatic extending able perfection after many months . ' ‘Probably all Kerensky wished mobile or other motor .driven ve­ School for the Daef and Blind, St. work in training both the ofliccra of Augustine, Fla., with Prof. 0. W. merchant ships and. the personnel of waa to indicate facta aimilar. to close hicle on or aftor January 1st, 1018, Underhill in charge, passed, through students of Russia for some time, without having first paid a state tho destroyers patrol flotilla, here Saturday morning enroute to and they arc* such aa to arouse aym The offensive tidfrvof convoying pathy rather than suspicion. It is license tax to the Comptroller of the Kiaslmmeo where they-are scheduled state of Florida and received from mler command of tho Duko bf tho may beat be shown by art i1lustratrue that Russia is worn out and it him and attached thereto two metal to play a gamo at 3 o'clock. ,A fine Ibnizzi had brilliantly taken tho bunch of boys they arc! They apeak haa becn true for a much longer time japortant naval strategic point of When a submarine tries to torpodo than has elapsed since the outbreak numbered plates; and no automobllo very creditably for the stpto school manufacturer or dealer can "engage Gndo and its vast lagoon, thus cf- a convoyed, ship—as submaries are where, they are getting their educa­ of the revolution Unfortunately in business on or after that date Iwtfng the ocrupation by the Italian now compqllcd to *do owing to tho until thnt event military czigenciea without registering and paying state tion. Dr. Albert II. Walker la the iitiI forces of the entiro gulf front Infrehuency of unconvoycd shipping president of the school. Prof, 'Un­ prevented the truth from being told license taxes. .• . hr twenty-five miles up to Monfal- —there ia always a destorycr on the about Russia derhill, in an interview, said the shnre in the war L », whence they looked out upon scene and tho 'chances of her "get Don't forget that every motor which hns been greatly under TricsU as the'great prize of tho Up- ting" thnt particular Submarine arc estimated The-csscntlal fnct is that driven vehicle must be registered in Lr Adriatic. Naval authorities correspondingly the name of its owner, and that the increased,' Tho .what Russia had she has given." tags assinged it cannot be used on bo breari winners, nnd said that If Biinlsin that it olTcra one of the wake of a torpetfy is generally seen Krnt fields for che Entente to deal by the destroyer's ’lookouts nnd It qThe writer then tells of the im­ any other car until tho transfer has all of tho Florida people could only 11 decisive blow. . gives a good lino on the direction mense sacrifices in men that Russia been authorized by the Comptroller. go and- see the school and work be­ The basis for this is that Austria where the submarine Is lying. *The hos./nade and recalls the revelations STOP, LOOK, LISTEN at rnll- ing done there they would feci that » •• t tho money ia well spent. Prof. Un­ oanot possibly receive naval rc- deatroyer immediately steers a course it** thf,.trila of General Soukhorfl- road-crossings. aforcements from Germany, whilo fiill speed in the line shown by tlie JinofiT, former minister of war, of how Don'»t heglect the rights of. pedes­ derhill also pointed out tb tho fact the Entenet could assemble , a fleet' torpe’do's wake and drops repeated Uijssian heroes stood up with only trians and animals on the highways. that practically all of the former Doh’t disregard the child on the students of the school are now self1 which would mnke tho reduction of depth 'charges qjpng this course, In stones, sticks and fists against the the Austrian fleet a certainty. a considerable proportion of cases organized Germans, unit anyn- the curb, remember that he can start supporting c itiz e n s .T h e , dsnf fh Russinn casualties have been higher quicker than you can stop. Great Britnin and E'rnnca truly this prdves effective. spite of their lack of hearing nre de­ than any one of the main belligor Remember that no person shall op­ termined to overcomo the handicap. ire ru«hinz to the aid of Italy-in-hcr onts, The writpr nlso brpphnsizcs erate or drive a motor vohicle who is critical hour. Nut alone have mfcn *. Germany Ln*L0 Millions ■ tljo; prjvntions j>f* the civilian popu- under fourteen yeart of ngp, unless - There aft JCO. students at the :and tuns' been sent to tho battlo Many more could be nd-; Washington^ NovT'^t'-^Gj.rman^ latioh antt^tlie shortage of food since auch 'pcftwn is accompanied ! b y a school Ibeet along the Tn^llamcnto 'riverL mitted but for lack of roorti. * Tho lost 6,000,000 men'ln three ycihnOf the middlo AF I-QJ6 -and addsj ■ ’ ". duly "licensed chaufTeur -or by the" there the Italians are holding tho state school at St;. Augustine hits ns war, according to ' the declaration owner of^thd motor vehlctn being Teutonic allied invaders at bay, but made In the rcichstng by tho Inde­ operated. Section 11 of Chapter flue n school plant ns therc’is in the the war brains of Great Britnin and United States. It ha*;five magnifi­ pendent Socialist Ledbour. A re­ FriBt*—comprising the elements port of his speech reaching'W ashcent buildings and lifts almost every tbfL-nave beqn so successful In op.. Ono hundred dollars fine or six thing .-that' n school of this kind Ington through -.Switzerland states ihurl;-wcJnst the foe In F'rance nnd thnt, contemplating the prqspects of piontha in jail qr bolh if you excegcj should. have. Prof.. Underhill snU! Delfiun J»e on their way to Italy to the apeecl'-fimita ns given in Section every time a Florida citjxcn and tax eteiult *nlL the Italian leaders nnd. a fourth winter campaign the So 10, which briefly stated nre: . poiyef. stops in. St. Augustine he .. »Tot*e plan* to change the order of dallst lender said: • ^Twenty-f\v4»lfni|es art hour on the should Pot miss a visit to the state "Evidently, gontlomon, you have "public highways.. school. ' ■—r • ' •• not an exact, conception of whnt war-Ten miles nn ohyr when the .view meaps. Wo have . had 1,600,000 iJ obstructed, o r ‘when approaching a SENATOR TRAMMELL HEBE dead, ;thrcc or four'million wounded crossing or Intercaecting.highway, or of whom 600,000 arp crippled for when, traversing n bridge or .a sharp Delivered an Address to Welfare life, nnd'3,000,000 absolutely Invalid­ turn, or n* steep descent, or n curve 'Committee at Grammar School ed. That makes it altogether 6,000,­ In ihe highway. • • ‘ • Building* " . 000 men lost during three yftAni." Three miles an hour when passing Senator Trammell at the Invita­ i t is stated that-'otnitsl" informs a street car that Is ^stationary or tion of the Wdlfare Committee of the tion confirmatory of thrso figures has about to stop on tho side of thoW:a( labor unioqs came hero last Friday been in possession of American of­ where pnssengeni are received or dis­ nnd Friday. night'delivered an..ad­ ficials for some time. charged. ’ y. dress on the Issues of the day. (To a v Don't, forget that safftty first for fair sixttd crowd that ^ was greatly yourself nnd tho other fellow apves augmented. b y the County Guarda life, limb and property. " attending in d body. Senator Tram­ * Don't fall to approach “all street mell was introduced by Hon. For­ and .road intcrescctions . cautiously, rest Lake andMicId the closo atten­ and'with tho machine under perfect tion of the audience for abqut one control,," V. .,jr* hour giving.his experiences in Wash­ Gentlemen will bV conslderate'on ington, tho trend of events before t .* Pay Yoor Poll Tax — • In "order to vote irithC.coming city all occasions, others should be.” " »' pnd after America entered tho wan Help.th'ose who need help, for the a n d . tho duty of American citizens ■primary the voter must be registered tlmo may eotne when you-meed help. In. aetvlng at the front, behind tha with tha city . clerks . and have hU In passlng-another cor, slow down, lines, assisting tho Red Cross, tha poll taxes paid for the.years of 1916 and give tho other car aa much pass­ Liberty Bonds*and everything that and. 1910..-Let eifery whilo citizen ing room as, yoO a i l , for it may will tend to .comfort and assist the sco*that he is qualified i s a-voter, aave tho cost of, a Wheel or two. boys at tho front. Senator Tram­ and. then vote for the* progreu and Remember the law regulating mo­ mell apologized to the audience at best Interests of the'city of Sanford. tor driven vehicles was made to be tKa closo of bis address for."ram ­ Pay your poll tax to the countyvtax enforced and not to-be broken.' ' ~ bling" but said ha did not know tha collector, Jho. D. Jinkins. ' . When any information ia desired subject of his address until a few 0»ly bare mention is made of tho relative to the regulations" o f motor momenta ..before he ascended the . . * Royal Arch Mesons A»ttica'n troops t vehicles In this state It Will be cheer­ platform. In France is made Regular' convocation Thursday, fully .given by Ernest Amos, State Y the Dfpjrt njnent. In pointing out However His address was greatly November 8th, 7:30 p. m. At this Comptroller,- Tajlahaasee, Florida. H>e momSi.’ntous events in Italy enjoyed by tboee present, coming aa time the last Royal Arch degree of ‘ • " Bu,t not lead u« \ to "forget that the . Scale of Fees" • ‘ : It did first banded from t^a test of the year will be conferred. .Also this W»rip»| b,ltie> ..front of the war roEach motorcycle, $2.00. . government and especially aa Sen­ will'be the last meeting of the chap­ “ l» Prance end Flanders, tha Automobjlea—Seating capacity ator Trammell la a great favorite in ter before election of officers for the “eieraent u v i here our forces ,are coming year and a ll' Royal- Arch not more than five passengers, 26 Sanford pnd* 8emlno1e county. Tha •ghting." ^ Fort Myers Is preparing for a Masons who can possibly do s4 are horsepowar or leas, $5.00; over twen­ Senator visited with' many of hta durln* th® P*»t mid w inter'fair t)iat will celfpaa the especially requested ter attend. The ty five horsepower and not over friends during the afternoon and dnntieV. , centered upon the brilliant pageant th a t waa given last usual refreshments will be served at forty hone power, .$12.00; over forty left after his address for-Orlando spring. .The historical part of the conclusion of wor|c. Visiting Royal horsepower and not over sixty, $16; where Mrs. Trammell U visiting hen FriuIUn i ? 1,1 # now *0,n* 00 ,n -The P’f nin’ ' ' » y the Review. fair will be carried-out with greater Arch Masons .are ccfrdiaUy^Invited oyer sixty horsepower $30.00;->eat- sliter, Mrs. C. P. Dickinson. w u | g | g , f$100.00/ iv v .v v , Utakin. 1ALU,tr°. Qerra»n ’ forced, attention to detail, Competitive and to beipresont at all convocations. " ingft ten or more, ypassengers, Motor Trucks —Hauling any load j • Attention, Royal Neighbors ." C. J, Rumph, <»eesiL h^ U|h th# Ita lia n -d e : display exhibits-.of Lee county pro­ the upper reaches of tha ducts will bo‘field, end. sale booths other than paaeeUgers, capacity one •J Every member ia urged, to be • •’ ' High Priest. ton or |ead, .$10.00; oygt one ton and present next Thursday afternoon. ksda.e? entered *Into the low- will o'ffer to tbs visitors opportunity forward '» aeries of to purchase br leave ,orders for pre­ ScaDy A Knight, a Tampa firm not over two,. $25.00; over two tone Buslneaa of fmporfahec. We expect serves, fancy work, fruits, flowers or have a large acreage of ri ce a t Par art/1 not d*** fourr$$6.00; over four to begin promptly at 2 o'clock. km ^ e s S nrle Opermt,0M' wUcb tons, $100.00. . souvenirs qf Lake county. * * Urritoi. y '* * « * * } of Pigase be on time. "Refreahmenta.* Refreshments.1 {a now .being harkested. In fiaryest Trailer^—One trailer .T of *00 . Recorder. h u fo r4 hs time -. Farmers and growerrib the Winter ing .the drop the firm 'll using .two pounds capacity dr teas may be used *b»ndon^i; G refttroo|J Garden section are facing a serious reaper* and two binders operated by without payment of licaako tax. The dtixena of £ t. Cloud are'dis­ am nunoeuvering in open labor shortage with an exceptionally traetorp," Baling-presses, threshing Trailers Of over BOO,pounds capacity, satisfied with their present ^dty. ad­ T». . . heavy, acreage planted to' truck and and cleaning machHiea for preparing for each' additional trailer, -when ministration and have decided to C w ,,,.,‘h’ ,dlr*ctionoI Gcncm) fruit crops, "M otbr trucks and trae- the crop for market are also In use, more than one ia used, and for eaeh petition for a* recall of all "city bftbrs are Being employed in the. place all of the equipment having been trailer of more than $00 pounds .ca­ fldali with j the exception of .the of. negroee and mules, relieving the purchased through Tampa mer­ pacity same license tax is required chants, , .. -. i for trueka of same capadty.; situation to a certkln extent. . ,fU ■■■ WITH MANY HOTELS SAN­ . FORD SHOULD FULL FOR ? TRADE .. . . . * . venfenco and comforts. •’ Added to-theso-aro many board­ ing houses and -rooming housps and apnrtmct\ts-that will take care of the people, who are looking to Florida Uhls" ^hla" year to cat cot down thfi thft __.* _ _ IL fT .1 coal billirof Ik the. Ifrozen north, Tljcrt) are Also many homes that will rer\t rpoms, and fjanford people ci\n an­ nounce to the world that Sanford c^n and will accommQdate the'cfbwd this • * vpar* as nereF before, And Sanford people "can do mucji by .advertising, this fact, and* the hotels.can also do much by adver­ tising in The Herald and letting, tho public know that there .are hot’ela in Sanford. , . V ■ • . Pledge Card Campaign The returns from tho Food Pledge Cards Campaign aro not yet quite all in but the indications are thaft Seminole county will have her full quota of sighed pledgee, A full re­ port wili^be given In Friday’s issue of The Herald. Riley M. Fletcher Berry, * Chairman Seminole Co, Pledge ~ 0 ^ rd Campaign. Notire ToFisherm en ' Under a ruling of the-A ttorney General, dated September 1st, 1917, fishing seines or neta of leaa.tban 3 inch meah.will not "be allowed YoT»e used for the U k in r of herring.'- " All neU used aa .gill nata for ibe Shell FUivCoramlaalone'r, During the Atlantic deeper w ater Wiys convention, to .b e held In Mi­ ami, a water pageant will be one^qf the features of entertainment for the many vWtora who will be there from, aU o k tr-th e j o l t e d . 8tatea. T h u j ! going to be.one of the raoet Imfbrg u t ^ ^ l A r J l i l i t affaire ever.1/held �H A P P E N IN G S O T * IN T E R E S T I N A N D . A R O U N D SA N FO R D Mat^utrai$ Dan:t al Partik Hnutt Tho masquerade dance given at the Parish House last.night under the auspices of the Parish House Club was the largest affair of the Geneva, season. Many people ‘from from ueneva, Oviedo and Chuliiota, besides all of tho .young •people of Sanford were in attendance. The ’Parish House wa* beautifully decoratedv Japanese Ian terns wero strung from nil four corners, moss, palmetto loavrs and daisies were abundantly used. 1 Atyout fifty couple* were present •in cdstumes, Uncle Sams, Columbia* and ^cldlcr b >y.« phyed'an inr.ortant part. Several *f the girls were drer»ed as Night and Morning and the black and silver *rnd White dre-*'i w jrd very.*cffettlvs. .Ernest Sheppard w-ji d retired as a bpanUh cavalier and looked the part. • His cos. non w5s very handsome. T! jrc were a num 'ur cf very cute Yama nurses, n few Jacks and one One old lady brought Mrs. Strong as liralidn L* f Mount-In, .0 -*., .« ; ! c f .r the rv?;t turn*. iShc vns pee. ci L'ncit! Sam won the Wednesday night. While out play­ ing with a group^oT children his mask ^aright. fire and ho was severely burn­ ed about the face. At last reports he was resting quietly. - . The weekly danres which'proved so enjoyable nt the Elks Club last winter were resumed Wednesday night. Quite n number were pres­ ent, among thorn were Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs, Ilishop, Mr. and Mrs. .Thigpen, h *, und 4Mra. i. Puleston, Newman, Dr. Mr. and Mrs, Henry, Mr. and Mm. Mrs. Lyipan,. Mr. Wilson, Mr. a ight, Mr. and Mm. and Mrs. Hal Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Carter, Mr. ar Miller, Mrs. 7c •*, Miss.Hand, Mbp [iggins, - Miss Fox, Wilkie, Miss Miss Puleston Mr. Herndon, Mr. Key, Mr. Yowell,. Mr.' DeCottes, F. A. W. Brown, Roy Chittenden, Clarence Mahoney and Felix Frank. H ow -tobe economical in clothes ✓ ‘5 N. *. . • # ■“K.T'r. ’ .. . • . ’ ‘ - . ' *• E R E ’S the answer H in a few words: buy HartSchafTner (L.Murx clothes a t this store. * . These clothes a r e economical b e c'a u s e they're made o f *a 11 wool: because the tail* oring is done by ex­ perts; because the style and fit are right. . Such clothes last a }ong. tim e arid^ always .look well—they're real etionomy In th e long run—we'll prove it. • ^We can give you the famous Vfirsity sportstyles, and more conservativebusihesssuits. . ■ , • w. No m atter w hat your figure, we guarantee rf perfect fit. . the guests. Mr. arid Mfa.-,P.:'M. Hunt, who have been tho guests of Mr. and Mr*. C. M. Hand for several weeks left Monday for their homo In Berk­ ley! Cal. * ; t t. . . ■ Mias Adelaide Higgins- haa up­ turned from Lakeland after a de­ lightful visit with Miss Myr.tie Mc- For Sale or Exchange—A twenty acre farm, good aoll, right* on a lake. Two mllea ffOm A. C.' ~L. atatlon, AN teen mile* south of Palatka, e-For particulars call at tfeo Seminole Hotel, Sanford. ' 21-4tp For Sale at once—Thoroughbred bull pup'pyt 3 months old. Reg. is farge stock. Call at the "Diamond 21-2tp palace, Sanford Ave. For Sale-Three acres improved land'adjoning ..Sgnford. .F o r quick sale $760 cash Write R. E. King, 949 Indiana Wichita, Kans. 18-8tp For Sale—1916. Maxwell touring car, good appearance and running order, new Rayfield carburetor, for quick salo at $260.00.. Intent chang­ ing to Ford truck. C. L. West* Ovlido,. Fla. * • 18-tf Sewing machine for sale or r6nt Inquire 312 Oak avenue.’”/ ' 20-3tc For Sale—Houso 16x24. First $60,00 takes it. See. Sanford Nov­ elty Works. French and Commer­ cial St. *17-4ttr For Sale -fNice cauliflower plant# iw ready, $2,60 per thousand. Hand has returned D. R. Bfisson, Celery avenue. 16-tf from a business trip to Atlanta For Sale—Shetland pony, acven he Halloween party 'given by years old, gentle and broken to ladies tf the Catholic church saddle. S. Runge, 417 W. Third St. Inesdsy night wa3 a grent sucr • , * . 9-tfe in every, way. The decorarions ? very beautiful. Tie* season rf For Sale—Fifteen acr£s, about .3 year srerr.s t<» be the tim<! really’ h-MW -W I l l t i l t l i * t+ * acres cleared, fronijng Lakn Monroe. S W E D E E R IC K 6 0 N 18 ' panlw;’: Nothing 1j more grac. Abundant muck on place. Fifteen D E B T CO A 8T P IT C H E R , than lh"s gnldunrod and when minutes’ walk from postofllce. See I,in i with pumpkin*, ^brown C ..H . Loftier. ' 7-tf k* and liliick drupctliM, tho Vllfcl i ry wonderful, * Orange colored FOR K ENT nos.in brass liovvl* were in every le n t—Upper flat, G furriihcd iiabV j-pac'». Black ruM and for light housekeeping,• -tOD to. ' 20-3tp cnm'v w - mnde nnd roiu qy Mr*. Hurt and Mr-. Ilin**. from n .very attrat live booth. Two utnu.si|>g con­ tests wore had during the <V' ning and Mr*. It. A. Toriieun and *Harah War-* n Kastcrby won* the prizes — beautifu' tiov- «,f r mly with black rut pincu* d >n« «*i t’■i*- Little Mar* t llfiit : 4 Columbia wonylu-' prize lor lit** tno«t attractive t.ipi*, a large houqUot of cosfnoi ti I v. *i orange ribbon, (lulte a until1* r [day oi I •*• Il'iuilre*!. A dt h ion* supper, was served, conri'.ting of salad.-erdek^r*. Irown bread, ptirnpl.in pjc and co d e. Father M u l'\IJy. (j'-DoLand w s the- gue.*l, of honor. It was n gA*. t plca.un for nil present' to rnevtddm. t t t .. The Social Dcp.irtmijr/t of the Woginil’s Club ure pian-dng a very 'double brraittd suit* are pop•ttlar for fall; you see a goo<l . one here by Hart Schaflner St Marx. ;• * eight year* d our Ex* change and rest room, which ahe considers an. excellent thing" our town.' Sho made a great ma^y; val­ uable suggestion*, •regarding the Ex­ change a n d 'lt la.to be re jre tte i that her visit was so short. We trust she will find time to make Sanford an­ other visit while'In the south. ,* . 1 t*-t t ■ _• • •• .. Miss Margaret Neal entertained a few of her little friends Wednesday night with a • Hallowe’en party. Tho children\wore dressed in sheets and pillow cases. After playing sev­ eral games and having a good tinw refreshment* were served. Maude* Lake. Georgia Mobley, Rebecca Friday, Noveinln r !'t!i.( .The • proj coed* will ho u*<* 1 to splid Chrisfmna.’ boiea• to# nil of tho .boys who have gone into the jtrmy rin*! navy, from S ’mhrd* cotihfy.. There will be trlli-et from Orlando and Winter Park ami a very interesting evening is promised. • .• ‘ i i i : Mr*, y. K. Thrirnnsort. nnd . Miss Maggie Thomason Trorpr Okeechobee were Ip Sanford. Tuesday.- . >.^Mr». L. L. Tucker of Enterprise Wan shopping in Sanford , Tuesday. ‘ • t t 'l .. ' Miss Agnes Edwards isspending the week end In Oviedo w-ith friends. Miss Natalie Moffett is enjoying a visit in Tarpon Springs. Miss Moffett is visiting an old schoolmate. ' t t I . ‘ Mrs. T . ’A. Neal entertained the Every Week Bridge Club Thursday afternqnn.. After a very interesting game a cup of tea was served. Mrs. Thigpen w«in tin? prize, a pair of silk hose. Thokc present wero Mrs. Loucks, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Barnei, M r*.. Srrtith, Mrs. Thigpen, Miss Wilklw and Mrs. McLaughlin. • I 'tt . Mr. nnd Mr*. B. J. Starling had ns their. que*i for tho winter Mr. Starling's mother. ' I I I ' .... ’ Mr. -J. T. Brady left Thursday for Augu ta where ' he has accopied a position with W. L. Embry, jeweler. Tho many friends of Mrs. Brady and Miss Virginia' Brady will bo delighted to know that tfioy will T main In Sanford until after Xmas. . I l l For Rent—Cottage at 1204 Park Isn't, there Isn'.t a hurler In this • • circuit thnt.tfjl'ready. He. has.!! avenue, $10.00 per month. G. V . shown me more aloft In the Inst • j Spencer. • • 20 tf month Ihnn nny Other fllnger In !! For Rent—Two nicely furnished Ihc longue..-4 think ho will mnkc J | rooms. Hot and cidd water. Con­ good from fhn start In the* big , > show. If he does not Pit miss J ’ veniently located. 701 Mngnollu my guess. He tins n h°P on his , . avenue. , . 19-tf fust hnll that very few big J| league hurlors hnve. Ope time • • For Rent—Furnished rooms for It shoots up, and the next it will |\ light housekeeping, 117 Laurel ave• ' . • . 19-tf “all In'or out. v You don't know *» aue. which way It's going.” J! For R ent—Three, furnished rooms with all conveniences. Eleventh and Magnolia. Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey. LEADS HARD-LUCK HURLERS . 17-tf For Rent—Furnished rooms -for light housekeeping. 807 Mngnolia. Leon Atrip*, the Cnrdlnnr* pitcher, . ' 17-tf clnlins-the distinction of being the Furnished Rooms by Day, Week leading hnrd-luck hurler of tbo big leagues. Ames‘point* out that a Jinx or -Month—Park iivcnuo flat, .106 hns camped on Ids trail ever alnce hts North Park avenue, over L. R early days nnd he can rcclle tnles of Philips ‘ & Co. drug atorc. Mra hardduck defeats thatsecin to prove It. C. C. Hart,, mafingor. 30-tf 'rMnny n gntne/Leon‘pitched,-holding For Rent—Three unfurnished tin? opposition to one or two lilta and rooms. Inquire Herald Olflci*. Ifi-tf Lton! Ames Loses Many Games Through Queer Breaka. . ' Fyr R ent—Three very desirable rooms and. use of sitting room, un­ furnished *or partly furnished, $18.50 per mdrith. Inquire at the .French Shop for information. IG-tf * For Rent—Two ofllces on,First St Two inside olllces. All-In Gi St W building. Also warehouse close in hf. .-H. Gnrncr.__________* 14-8tc W ANTED WANTED A\SAjJF.ORD BOOSTF.lt ' Who'-believesMu.Sanford and her fyture und knows it to be the best city In the-state, to mnko me-tn ofler for Lbt 127 (ri Sanford H^lghtp,, This l o t i o n Park avenue nnd 'Jrc6rnff lot' at that. Sol^ five years s p ’for 8560.P0. What ir f t worth today to YOU. Address fred, T. Field, Jack­ . Leon Amea. * sonville, FIs. • * •m ‘ no nina until ‘after several extra In­ nings he itnn lost the game through a heart-breaking foozle or a queer deci­ Wantrd to Rent: A goad house sion. lie Is-never willing to bettevo with at least seven rmrmt for perhe bn* won n game until bo see* It In m:nent home. See J. O. Packard, tl^e paper. N. Park Ave;, just off First S t.­ . 2I-2tc’ Loud Electric Bell. An. electric bell, designed by It* English Inventor to make an especially Between 17 and 40, Baptist In­ loud sound, Is rung by n motor Instead clined or non-church, preference, to of the usunl magnet. join Berean Class. R. M. GrovcnBtein, president. 11-tf 8ort of Pattern. “You may Iny to thnt.” remarked the . Found—Dog with chain. Owner sailor to his hen* as lie placed n large may have same by proving property china egg In the ne*L ‘ . and paying expenses. R. L.‘ Grier, Cameron City. % 20-2tc '• CLASSIFIED Lost—White belt with enameled bar pin having initials ’’M. R.” and 1913. Finder return to 1011 Oak avenue and receive reward. 21-2tc , Mr. J. F. Hayden left for Wash­ Lost1—A flat gun metal pocket ington,,-ti,C., on Thursday wheroha knife; large -blade cut to half length. ADVERTISING wa* r,al(M on business,, - '. ‘ Finder pleas* leave at Herald office $ • ' 1 ^ and receive reward. 20-2tp . ‘ ” M r.. 8. - ^I. hlpyd' fa ,‘oxpected in Sanford very- soon. -• ;He will be •assorinted with Mr. *flenry. in business this winter.- ‘ • V’. f All Local Advertisement! Under T hti Heading THREE CENTS i 1 The. m*py friends of Mr*. Aylatt Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Fitts, Jr„ will regret to hear of her Charge 25 Cents. illness. : * FO R SALE ' I I I '• • Mra. Irwin of Stamford; Conn., For Sale—Good, galvaniaed gaso­ paaatd -Through Sanford Thursday on'her way to Orlando. Mrs. Irwin line ' ta n k ,. coat $4,00 will aell for h -j been president of the Woman'# $3.00 R. J, Holly, Sanford Herald. • vrW ehavem ade Three Groupes of Wonder­ ful Suits for » . • i • T L . P 5»iri'f Suits of Fine All m e n r s i wool Poplins Serges, Gaberdine, etc., richly FurTrimmed. Colors: —Green, Blue Taupe and Brown $ 9 9 0 6 SPECIAL . . / 0 Diagonal weave.of y k . Serge. Trimed in vel­ vet, plush, and braids, with l a r g e collars, making a very jprac-' M f |m ® tical suit. '• ik ' ~% Yoli can be sure of smartness, style and ' u e x c lu s iv e n e s s in a l Ui Yowell-Speer Co. suit. Therefore you take no U• risk in buying a suit v. at this remarkable reduction. They are here in several colors, blue, . • taupe, brown etc. Special A suit with-value far beyond the price, revealing fashions latest hints' Although limited in quanity, we 0■ are^moving them at E a s t F ir s t S t r e e t . S a n f o r d , F la . . ■ .. . i •' �PAGE TWO 1 While you ladlai are ahoujlng tha "battle cry of feed’em don't stuff yftur husband b u t-h u sb an d ’ stuff. v r tp • " ___ T A postmaster In Ohio b a a 'be4h discharged *for kissing one- of the young lady employees of the office and while' the department admits the crime does not warrant fuch punishment atill there has been wo much (of this jn the poetal' depart­ ments' that i l must be stopped. We hope our postmaster here will not go wrong for the disease la said-to be spreading southward. BUDGET OF O PIN IO N -“ JUST BETWEEN YOU' A N fl M e .” A C H IEL i s A M O tfG YE TAKING N O TES AND FA ITH . 8 0 SAYS 8A U N TERER, HE'LL PRENT ’EM ./ tA nor s pear and a sugar plum la not npluiA. Make up ypur mind "Apple butter Is not butter. All To be discussed. the butter Is taken out of buttarThe man who Is milk, and there (a none In.butternut* Not talked about or in buttercups, and the files In the Is not worth while;dairy- ar not butterflies. He-is a lout. You never hear "Peanuts are not peas, and It is <' Of people who doubtful If they are not*.' Sailors Their wholo lives through. wear pea jackets—peas do not, they *Tho men who work, have peacods, which, by tho way, . The men who drive,. are not Ash. • • / Are Talked about— "Monkey wrenches are neither Tbat'rf Why they thrive. made by nor for monkeys. J>oles are So, let them talk, not made from polecats, or badges • To this get wise: from badgers. I t always pays "A.* lathe chuck Is a contrivance To advertise. fixed to. the mandrel- to hold the Bp clean and work, wood—it. is not s woodchuck. A Push on ahead; ‘ woodchuck is a ground hog which Is .I t dofesVt- matter not a hog and Is not gtound—ground ’.- ^ W hat Is said hog Is sausage. And a lathe man­ 'By •Jekkma•call , drel Is not a monkey though a man­ “• '\^h q fait "themselves drill is. And nro pushed back ‘ , . "Angel food is eaten by everybody ,< Upon the shelves, arid' there are no sponges In sponge pach knock's * boost, cake, and the easing of-lady Angers ■*And that la true; docs not Import cannibalisria. Thoy hurt themselves •* "Chickcnpox baa nothing to do Who would huTt.you. with chickens, neither has an egg­ No matter what plant nor a cocktail. .. You do or say, . *"A horse chestnut is os far re­ If you succeed moved from .horses aa a saw home, “ And win the day, horse or a horse radish. A horse Tho tongues will wng chestnut is a nut so is the thing that On just the same; goes with a bolt, so' is a doughnut. It is a .part "Sweetbreads aro not aweet and Of life's great game. arc not bread. "Catgut la no moro feline than .5 Tho use of tho trademark "Lime. stone Brand" was recently denied pussy willow cattails, and fire dogs the m an u fn t'rcr rf a cathartic and anditona arc frequency of brass, medicine by the United States ex­ and a copper is a policeman or a aminer of trademarks, on tfie general bull,, but nn Irish policcmnn is not grounds that the application of the an Irish bull. "Whiflotrees, boot trees, hall trees, word limestone to.som ething that and family trees are ns out of place contained no limestor.o wlu* unIn the woods ns a railway frog, a flab dcrcrlptlvc and deceptive. pints? n fish story, a mscercl sky, or The applicant took an nppeal, the a crabapplo in the water. case hung on whether a word with "Perhaps the court may remember wejl ilbfincd meaning of its own ran tho ‘Country Summer Pastoral,' bo divorced from-the meaning of a which was written by n learned Hut phrase in coma other runnccti >n. city bred scholar from knowledge de­ The decision of the .examiner was rived -from etymological deductions, sustained, in-spitc of tho*c!evern*ss rather, than from actunl experience. of appellant’s attorneys, a part of He was an ndvocstq'of'the back-towhoso amusing brief is quoted from tho land movement and sang: • •tho Scientific American: "I would' fly from tho city’s rule und • Inw, * v "Thorn is no cream in cream of tartar, in cold cream or. in choc Hate From Its fashion and form rut loose, creams;’ no rni'k in milk inugn-aia, And g° where the Strawberry grows In milkweed or In the roe-mnut.’ on Its straw, These dre all pa r:m otj,‘ from the An the "gooseberry on. the goose; cow as the cowslip.w\ Where the catnip tree is climbed by ^thc cst, ,, There is no grape in grapefruit, or As sho crouches for her pryy, broad in brendfrul(. A pineapple is •jlrither a pine nor-n'n .apple,. -Art Tho guileless a n d . unsuspecting rat, On the rattan bush at play," . ;ator pear Is neither an< alligator > Hello, Grandmal We’re All Well, How Are, You? Till \%A A it is a joyous ■ j moment for the distant s g r a n d p a r e n t when she • hears the voice *of Her favorite youngster on thfe Long Distance *BelL.Telephone. - . . •• • • • a T. -Children who * A1 . * cannot \ write can use the Bell Telephone with . ease, and their small voices over the wires give assurance to loved * ****** ones that all is well. * • * -a •* . ■ ’ -'.The Long Distance Bell Telephone plays an important part in t^e social life of the nation. W ithbut leaving your, home you can visit satisfactorily with relatives or friends in distant cities. -i .H. , •• • •J “ The seiVice is fine; the rates are rea­ sonable. B e|l T eleph one b g L ong D istan ce Station SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ■ ’ • • • • ■ .4' ' ' ' ’' •’ , ■ ’And Allen and Myrtle Logan eaeh a ' tale of frolic told, And Franco* let- Porter Wake field take tlie prize for deeds ao bold. WUhalmlnaVAdams could_ think of nothing a t all bad, So she told of tha-wonderful good times aa a child sho hfd. Then a row of syrup candy balls a-hangin* from a pole Made, a lot of fun anld atretchln' of the.necjcs.of young.and old. Then they had the grandest music which the VIctrpla played, TUI they all forgot 'twaa bed time— didn't know they' had stayed till ' ten o’clock, and ill agreed 'twaa ■J time to go. An' everyone told.. Prances they'd sure enjoyed I t'so, They give her. the biggest vote* of * thanks you Aver heard, An’ all the laughin', winkin’ goblin* echoed every -owrd— An' winked and * blinked their • . lights—all—out, * • When Frances entertained. —By The Widow .Brown of Geneva. 1 I heard th a t’Senator Trammell waa here the other night and while be 'came for ‘ a special purpose did not make muck of a speech or as he put it "he had nothing to any" and ■aid It. But I did not think hla trip to Sanford would put him in bad altogether. Now here cornea the Orlando 8entinel the morning after with the ttatem ent th at "Ex-Senator Trpmmell arrived In .Orlgndo Saturr urday from Sanford," W hat do you know about that?- W hat did our CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS • Senator dd here trf unmake him We are having tome cool weather over night? now. Orangee are-coloring up fine, gardens are doing nicely and the 1 Thera are quiet football players cool November air la giving vim .to In this world. You may not believe ua all. , *• it but there waa a bunch of quilt • Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Jacobs, one foot ball playera here last Saturday. of our pioneer couples left last week They were deaf* and dumb and were for points in' Georgia and .North from the psiif (nd Dumb. School at Carolina where they will spend sev­ St. Augustine. I wondered if they eral weeks visiting friends and rel­ had a college yell. atives. Mr. and .Mrs. Jacobs. aro • • both natives of North Carolina and ? * Tho candidates for city positions enjoy visiting tho scenes of their ar* no*t announcing much.. But then earlier days. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Jacobs speqt we have a Marshall who Is running part, of last week 'In* Jacksonville for alderman and he can probably bo clerk and assessor also and take a visiting friends. S.'E. Harrison of St..Augustino is hand at tho Arc station and there is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley no need of any other candidates. this week. When Frances Entertained J. E. Snyder and' C. D. Brumley Mrs. Porter Wakefield giv'ed a par­ spent last week in St. Augustine on ty, did you say? . , *• a business trip. Yes, and bout the han’someat thing Mrs. Dr. T. O. Simmons returned as seen In'm any a day. from a pleasant visit to her parents From what my Liza says, tho house at Frankfort, Ind. ■ was beautified; Mrs. C. F. Raulcrson returned to With lots of flowers and paper gob­ her homo at Ft. Pierce last Thurs­ lin things with lights inside, day after spending a week with her An* faces, all a-grinnln* and blinkin' mother, Mrs. M. E. Jacobs of this _• at you, much aa to way place. ' .. This is the night for frolikin,' so The two littlo girls, Hazel Jacobs come along an’ play."' nnd Hazel Harrell whoso eyes were' Lyza says wero. fourteen of 'em,- operated on for' trachoma-are .back countin' young, and old, in school this week, feeling flne and Jess a few o' her best friends I seeing well. reckon, ’cause she to!' Mrs. J. Tildcn Jacobs and sister, My Liza all fhosq thst'p cornin’ had Miss Saldio Blackburn, who spent a entertained her fine, very pleasant week in DoLand re­ Alt' she tho’t as how ’twns her turn turned homo Thursday- night. ’ to give them a' good time. Our homo guards are getting along An' I jedgo as they all had It by the nicely under tho management of way they laughed and played. M. S. Avorctte, who has had several When they marched out 'to supper years * experience In the National the table was all laid Guards .at St.'Augustine. Ilnro nnd shiny with lacy mats for Mr. Thomas, the ornngo merchant everyone instead Is having the crop of H. B. Mc­ Or a cloth, and little enrds of Hal­ Call's Island grove gnthorod and lowe'en, which each one read shipped this week. To find, j u s t -where to set, and when The -Orphanage Oyster supper, they all hod found . , given by the W. M. S. of Chuluota The’r places, -It was a beauteous was a great success,* qulto a neat right to see them there; little sum being netted for-tho or­ The ’.tablo/all set in cutNglass and phans at Arcadia.* * sliver .end fafes gleamin' everyMias' Sadia Blackburn and her .•where! • • school entertained Miss Elizabeth Ah' Lisa, says, It w on'tso much the Stones and her school at a Hallow-; t things they had tp cat, t- e'en party Wednesday -afternobh! ' T u n s ju s t. t h e friendly foolin'‘that Tho little folks represented ghosts, , made it all ad sweet^ wltphra and apopj* much tp their An«V kindly. WhaLdltl they cat, you own delight as weir aa thiir gie ta. .. -isk, oh yea, I'lf-'fell you—. , Refreshments were.served. ’Twns all so different ftom t ho way ' Olir’.'Rcd . Cross Society at this we do It, loo. * : **••*- place- la doing sotno very nice knltSaratoga chips made from potatoes Mng now. ,♦Most are learning on and'fresh light buttered rolls, wash clothavfor tho' hospital use, Thin beef.and bacon and weenies— then will turn to the wool knitting hot and juicy from the red coals; later. Dickies and olives and jelly and eofMrs. J. F. Story is spending sev­ feo end -marmalade- too. eral weeks visiting her mother at That was the first course, but Liza Pine Mount. says forg they got thru’ • She wondered whit' they'd do with ‘ • .“Busted Out Again." what's waitin', and afterward, The laid Father Hrawm h a d 'th e hnhlt of preaching long sermon*. On Dut th ey 'ate it, everyone, because one occasion. after n 50 minutes' dis­ - * it wit* Hallowe'en course, he went tii tin* nltttr to give the An* "some had a long .ride to. get bJeMlng. when ho remembered there there abd was hungry ' twaa wns n notice he hml hern asked to nunournv: lie tarucri hack to do so. plain to be seen. Then little orange men with broad “Hies* me,' gniiutiled the verger, “If faces’on a lettuce leuf, w ith.*, he ain't busted out ngnlul' green hat .. • aa Agriculturists; Was full of the most wonderful salad, *TlieEoyptlans nm-lfut Egyptian* had-mansions now what do you think of that? supplied with gardens, orclinrds, fish An' wafers, and thon to my notion, ponds trvl trnme preserves; they tyeTo . the very best of all— * acquainted wlih the heneflts of the ro­ Rich brown pumpkin pie and dough­ tation of crop., nn,! |trct^ poultry ex­ nuts, a sure sign of ‘the fall; tensively, practicing artificial hatching An';all the >tima they was c* tin,’ the ap we do at tho present time. As goblin* winked and -grinned— early na 4,1514 n. 0„ or 0.431 year* ago, With delight aa (t were, at ther alUl* IrHgatlon becamo an objecLof national ‘ ter from the cold and the au- Importance to tho Egyptians. tumn wind. Needed Tw* of Them. Then all bad a bundle’ of fagots, to , llary Ellen had a new baby brother, .. burn on a pot. of coala and Itwab her delight to alt in her lit­ And tell a tale of their childhood, a tle red rocker and bold baby brother memory bravo or bold. fn her anna. Annt Amy was visiting WU1I# and Theodosia Daniels wqr# them one day, and.Mary El leu; coming quiet as «hlldran should be, In from ,play, found her holding baby But MeDiiffy and Dona Barber wpra brother. She stood watching her aunt with longing ejrea for several minutes, full of frolic and'glee. . •Homer and .A n n a . Pattishall their then, turning to her mother, she said: "I wish brother was twins." . Jsgote they burned together, He telling., of boyish' mischievous pranks, but the older .be got the ..Sure of One Thing. A sudden lady of more pr less un­ better; . J' Blanche a n d ’Georgia Pattjaheli were certain years, no matter If she has a failure of everything she has i;, children, s o q u ^ t and gohd,. made ever undertaken, la always surf ahe And are atill too young to remember wduld be a.success as a wife.—St. Paul anything bad; U they would. Pioneer Press. ■ . ' • SPECIAL TO THE FARMERS a t o d t o f all kintkof Farm Implements, Sojith Bend, Oliver, John Deere Plows, Mc­ Cormick Mowing Machines and Hay Rakes, planet Jr. Horse and Hand Tools, Planet Jr. McWhorter Fertilizer Distributers and Steven Farm Sowers. We want your business and guarantee you service. w * r«D»j u4h I ----W___ A oYtled Up-the Pirates of Business The business world h u its pirate*, M unscrupulous u the marauders of theses. They ere the makers of Imitations end substitutes for standard products. They have Imitated the appearance of • a * ' but'they havo failed to Imitate Its delidousneas. They have Imitated Coca-Cola's advertising, but tho imita­ tion docs not ring true. Thcjr have imitated the Coca-Cola * bottle arid label—just as far as the law would allow. .Note the name Coca-Cola blown into th r o ttle . Fix the picture In your mind. It la your aura' protection against imitations and substitutes. In future, accept no bottled beverage as genuine Cocs-CoU unless It comes In this bottle. * ' • . Sanford. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. SANFO N FO RD, RD, * . P H O N E 21 " FLORIDA ATLANTIC COAST LINE ’ STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH . ^ 3 DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING- X * .t -Lr •' Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar 'Ar TON AND NEW YORK . . • No. 82 . Jacksonville. .9:10 *. m. Savannah__ 1:15 p. m. • Charleston..^ 5:35 p. m. Richmond__ 6:05 a. m. Washington.....8:40 a. m. Dalllmoru-----10:57 a. ra. W. Phll'phla.. -1K)7 p. m. New York— 3:18 p.m. ' No. 86 12:01 p. ra. . 4.-01 p. m. 8:16 p. m. 7:35 a.*m. 10:55 a. m. 12:10 p. m. 2.27 p. m. 4:35 p. m. \3 No- 80 . 8:10 p. m. 12:35 a.m .' 8:45 a. m. 7:45 p. m. 11:50 p. m. 1:10 a. m. 3:30 a. m. 5:50 a. m* W I-O m I t w l i m t l , • b o H t h m , l l p u . P t l l m u d r iw la g 't v a n d M ^ r a . P la ta * «»»• •• tralaa U , aad SS. Laval al««p«ra a a S O U H aTiaaak. r ia a a a f era * a v *c v« » r 7 a. «n. f r a * ra d la in s ckalr ra a v h M • . . » *,- -For Information or Reservation Phone or Write . . A T L A N T IC CO A ST L IN E 188 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa, Fla. Phono 17.** • * f .. Phone 132 i n c ig a r e tte m aking will .Rent Your House For You �PUBLICITY Vividly Portrayed by Former Dean of-Rollins College Rawing letter, written by hur Delano Enyart formeriy lcd dean of Rollins College received by friend In Win- Beautify the Home and yard with a concrete flower vase like this. Away with the old style tubs'. We transplant if you wish. Drop us'a card, K. S. JO H N SO N & S O N **»•VvlKMiacranbauMd B*t*»heni ih« mutlt. ‘ and unoaturaL *r* br omolov ms«r. . *"• comm onoow wood, th.r ‘'•.omu.icL So th. ImorovomMt » ^ m j s s ’' s i ? &W.-.5SSS B S fttrS r $50 to $350.00 PULLS PROGRESS ’PRODUCING NOT PROMOTING" BOARD OP TRADE RESULTS (UT TJIK 8BCRTTABT) At the Board of Trado meeting to be held • In 'Geneva next Tueeday night, 7:30 o'clock, tbo deeper water­ ways question will como*tfp~and ar­ rangements made to be represented In Miami, Nov. 27th to Dec. 1st. This is a very Important question with people along the St. Johns river and nearby and all ahlppfera at least should attend this meetiny.and Interest themselves In doing all pos­ sible to secure national funds to deepen the. St. Johns .rivgr which if done will m V pitJut the Inlsnd'water ways' from J^u-uo’h to Miami WM traverse Florida,''.'via the St. Johna ■river. .There.Is a rivalry on now be­ tween ccnttal and the bast coast 6f Florida. The east coast is advocatIng a canal system south from Jack-, ■onvllle, through St. Augustine, Day? tona, Titusville, Ft.'Pierce and Palm Bea^-v^jut to establish ‘ this would .meaii*'a' largo outlay'of money and piTow the St. Johns river which* al­ ready has .seven feet .of water from Jacksonville, to Ssnford to Ho prac-tlcally' idle as an Intcrcoastal water­ way. . To establish this waterway via the St. Johns river with s cut oil canal to the east coast about 20 miles south of Sanford means the rapid building of central Florida.and certainly-, we all want to do 4(1 pos­ sible to secure this route a s ' of­ ficial. - . . and south highway to lead from Jacksonville to Tampa. t t t TJie -advertising given Sanford celery by the Board of Trade does one thing at least, "increases the price'and that increase is yours. dollar Qeea to Manila. Tom Nlcolb the Son Jose profession­ al golf player, will shortly go to Manila to accept a positive with one of the leading golf and country clubs of the Philippines.. Arthur Fletcher. Sanford High School Glrli \yin . Friday night was a’ big night for Sanford High. In the first game of the season the basketball girls, de­ feated the Euatfa girls by a score of 26 to 21. The Sanford _girls kopi a lead during Jtho whole game'except during the Inst half when the score for n short time became tied. The Kustls girls hnve a good team, all but two of whom ore High School playors. A large ijrowd o f. rooters came out foom Eustis and Sanford people gave their support, making ono of the largest crowds to nttond a basketball game In Sanford. All the Sanford girls starred .but Corn Lee Tillis who made IP out of the 25 points, and Helen Peck at running center, both of whom are. due much credit for our victory. For the vis­ itors Alberta Schrnit starred. The following was tho line up: Snnford: Cora Lee Tillis Forward. Dorothy Humph—Forward 1. May Thrasher—Forward bnnf~the fane to theti^feet' many, many times In a' seaiwn. Consistency and, rsllhblllt/ ara - n eiehce' e - a Mdlwnamee. •> Ho was born at Collinsville, HL, January 5, 1880. Returns aa Drill Master. Nine years ago, when the Red 8ox were training in Texas, one of the youngsters who was trying to land a Job aa pitcher won A. B. Hoffman. _When.Ae.wsi Informed ho was not'of big league ability be* joined Unde Sara's army. This summer when the Red.Box asked for a drill master, the' man who had failed to mako good as a pitcher with:that team was detailed, by the. war department to Instruct the club In military tactics. The following Out of town membora are requested to meet with the b9ard of governorif.at{ the Hotel Qxnies Monday,' N ov.4j«h a t 7:30 p.. m., to work y l t a plan for Board of - Trade auxiliaries in -the. various Sciplpole county towns. ThePplan IF a good-one, gives each place its Jhvn advertising and was advocate other, out of ’town members: A, uT Hatch, Oviedo, M; *E: Dooley, Gene­ va,. H. I.' Lyman,' Altamonte;-;’L. J. Hartley, Longwood and.C. D. Brumley, . Chuluota. ' These gentlemen will kindly advise the secretary if they will be present. It is to be hoped that for nt lenat the duration of the. war, strikes nnd other hindrances will be set aside. No matter what the railroads have or haven't done in tho past; the fact remains that they nro now over burdened with traffic and not' of a kind that "you hitch on nnd run with." Their terminals..particularly in the east and north are congested and at transfer points they aro now socrly nlllicted in many cases with inadequate facilities, due In many instances to nn impulsive extraordin­ ary business. This business is all ours. I’oSsibly tho majority of it is consigned to Uncle Sam, still that's Helen Hand—Jumping center. you nnd I and ahovo all. th a t. busi­ Helen Peck -Running Center. ness must move and. move-with dis­ Catherine Levis—Gunrd. patch. If tho roads are nut hindered Ruth Roberts—Guard. by tie-upv^nd tangles "they can and 2. Ethel Henry—Guard. will demonstrate, their ability to No. 1 took, Dorothy. Rumph's handle any and all. business Jlmt- pine? n! end of first half., comes ta them. For the first tlmo Nh. 2 took Ruth Robert's place in in!dtile of fir.it. half. - \ , The Sanford ‘girls’ hopd -to. get new suits nt an carly4,dgt(C* which will cnnblo them to play better and' look better to the spectators. They existence are on demurrage charges. have a strong schedule for this year Those of experience know that de­ and with the continued support of murrage money is-blood money and the town will have a winning team. the' demurrage charge for a day does not by ono t*inth equal the earning, capacity of a ca>, yet thousands ale doing this demurrage stunt nnd no power for. the present is in eight to end the trouble. There is a side to everything and both the carriers and the elerka have good and bad argu­ ment^ but since all are ljving and far from hardships, downright, it is to be hoped that both Will be logical Stars Year In and Ye&r and refuse, for tho good of the pub­ Out as Member of lic, who after all must judge, from striking or allowing cessation of Polo Grounders'. * work to hamper, o r‘ block tho. chan­ nels that lead directly to the success .we ail want, and see Just around the curve. Doh’t help tho enemy, pull together and if need be wljertfpeace la again with us, pull off your'shirt* and scrap It out all in .the American family and let the (test man win. Qlant It On# of Cleanest i-isiusm Already tho tourists’ re^cglnnlng and Also Ons' of Bast Judge* of to arrive. Soveralare In the city Ground Balls. ■already. Also the fakir is beginning The dean of NntlonAl league .shortto show his fsco round about. , Hia work fa varied and his prime‘moti ve stops now playing the position, nnd Is to do you out of enough to live on Just ns good a* any of. them today I That'* Artie Fletcher, the peppery, in tho Lnnd^of .Flowers whllo he a q u a re*Jawed shortstop at tbo UInula, waits fo r the clouds .to roll, by in the nnd ho deserves a world of credit for northlsnd. year oat i Mrs. Geo. Msthieux and jM ra Grounders. Mary E, Taylor of Geneva were record Id Board of Trade visitors Saturday. • Fletcher haa ■ unique rccora »« organised baseball, for he has played t t t Railroads advise th at thero should on but two ball clubs since he became a professional—the Dalian dub of ths be no refrigerator car shortage this Texas league, and the New York N* Year, that the supply will bo good . and they hope to give the saroo tlonsl*. Another thing about Arthur tin* prompt movement of shipnwnts this speaks well for his ability ta the fact l---yearthat l —-hks I— been * the custom \7 .in * the ‘ that be bo* never failed to make good past. The- Board pf Tree]/) will glad­ When he first attracted the attentlq* ly assist any of1our shippers or pro-' of the Dallas club he was playing with duesrs In any traffle or railroad* prob­ a schd-pro team at CoUlnsVtlle, t III. lems that come up If they will but bring the matter to the attention of the' organUatlon. There are many things to be done this season that never before have been apparent in the traflic line and to obtain best re-, suits we ahquld'work together. In fact by no other mesns csn.we secure results and service required. mtahs. Brother, my heart -la full. ^Tell every mother, slater, wife nnd sweetheari to work and. pray with­ out ceaeing for our boys and urge all you can t a send money for this great work. , Now I haven't noted a great deal, brother,-and It ik after midnight. God bless you and, keep you is my constant prayer. Remember , mo . f t t • with love to all, as always, Arrangement* have been made to * , Brother, A. D. EnynrL hold the next meeting of the SL Johns River Seenic Highway Asso­ ciation in Sanford. .T his means that within a (aw days or not more than two weeks representatives from Dt*> val, Clay, Fytnsm and Volusia counties will.meet In Sanford And Uka further action in regarda the north ‘ * ready m a regular jot.- n o go» it, and be has held It ever elace. ' All Fletcher needed wee the chance. When be gut it them wwn'r i pw nffy player In the big league*, and he de­ termined then and there to try and outline 'em all. In point of sendee, barring liana Wagner, who Isn't play­ ing shortstop .any more,' Fletcher Is tho oldest short fielder holding a Job In the National league,' and during his term of nearly scrcn years an the regular guardian of the Giant shortfield, he has been t bulwark In tho defense as well as the offense.of tho club. 8!nce he became a regular Flctch has had but one term year with th* b a t That was In JD1.V when he hit .254. -In all other seasons he has hit better than .2S0, and his best year. 1011, found him nt tho close of the season with JtlO for n clubbing-aver* nge. The peppery Glnnt Is yne of the clennost fielders, nml one of the best. Judge* of n ground ball In the big leagues today. He gets 'em n:i n rule If he can only get n pnw'on the hall, nml he makes throws ulid stops that TWENTIETH CENTURY PATRIOTISM. . - -• The soldier of tbq future will be a teetotaler, either by Choice or by com­ pulsion. When It cornea to the point of saving or destroying the nation, the advocates of the cohsumptlon of alco­ hol will bo ranked among the Bene­ dict ‘Arnold* of the country and not among Its patriot*. Let your boy know the truth about these things. Appeal to hts manhood and hi* pride. Ask him if he doer not want to hnva asucccjuful-career, to be A leader In his class, to be an expert In his trade; ifo bo head of his bank, or his business, whatever It may be. And then'‘.tell him, HIf you have the alcohol hnhlt, you can be none of these,"—Dr. liarrcy Wiley la Good Housekeeping. Do you love babies? You can’t keep oh drinking nnd have strong hnblca. Stupefying alcohol or healthy hnblos— which? Take your choice.—New York Health Depart’-1 nr. Leaves on Tall Trees. Trees that grow the highest have tbs most pointed leaves. ’ •* . — Attcrttion Farmers! * • * WE URGE YOU TO PLACE. YOUR ORDERS WITH YOUR ^.DEALER WELL IN.ADVANCE .TOR EVERYTHING NEEDED, ■TO MAKE AND HARVEST THE COMING CROP; AND^ILSO . _TO STORE NOW AS MUCH AS YOU CAN CAIlfi FOR. UNLESS YOU HELP IN THIS ‘WAY,'*THERE ARE LIKELY TO RE LOSSES AND DELAYS. ' CHASE & COMPANY DELCO-LIGHT . SSU-CTAXKMO aEUF-nrpprii-j DALL-DEAfUNG-* A IR ‘COOLED B u iu ic ;x r .:^ n : DELCO-LIOIfTBATTERY JMICKrLATO-WW*LlfI DELCO-LIGHT Tho Complete Electric, p a h t to d 4 ..P o * « r f l a a t ' City Convenieitces in ConnftyHomes Electric Lights for House, Barn and Dairy. Supplies Ran*' ntng Water; Buns Light Machinery. ,’>s ■;*£. J' Delco-JJght runs on KEROSENE had la Alr-Cpolcd. ABSENCE OF COMPLICATED PARTS MEANSABSENCE OFTROUBLE No Magnetos ’ No Pumps No Radiators No Carburetors No Rheostats No Governors 1 No Bella No Pulleys A CHILD CAN OPERATE IT—IT PAYS FOR ITSELF Complete In 2 sites, »J50 and 1420 (f. o. b. Dayton Ohio) F#f n.m.atUilUit W»tU, VfUm«r Vkami J. R. YEARBT, Salesman ' . CLAUDE NOLAN,' Healo Orlaad*. Ftortd* S it Mala HL, fU . “ I l l match"my carbon copies against any in'tow n for neat­ ness, lasting legibility and uni­ formity.' I a lw a y s ude .MARK .\v „ „ THE . HERALD POINTING COMPANY H m lti S u l M . Tm M< �T f f l SAWfOBD HKfeALD sence coaie the at:atoTcf Florida a p■Btnto t. —Stf proximately (figuring oq Kentucky'a morrow end the next day and basis) three - million dollars. It for*any and ail purposes as tong aa B. J. HOLLY. Editor No oq* Is to blame for this situs-, it means something for th e boys, W. M. HAYNES, Bastaeas M u i |( r tion except the legislature.'. Gov­ . 1----- O---r-1 Mrs. Tweedy, secretary of tha ernor Catta in his message to the legislature recommended the passage THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Marion County Fair la there with of auch a law. The 8 tate Tax Com­ the big mitt when It comes to H Security for valuables— th a t is w h a t every p ru d en t housekee] mission In their annual report urgenadvertialng the fair. .She takes her ly made tho tam e recommendation desires. T he vaults of th is bank are proof against fire and thiev typewriter Jn her. lap and writes u« and o n r page U9 -submitted a • pro­ that since the war Is on and Ger­ If We have Safe D eposit Boxes for re n t in these vau lts as low posed draft of’ a law which could many. la holding a big fair this yeer have been amended ' and perfected, $3.00 per yeaj\ wa.ahould worry and atay h t h o m ew V * . if necessary, and passed. It la our no Indeed—we ahopld strafe'"the recollection that aome member of CAPITAL $30,000.00 Katser by all attending the Marlon the legislature .prepared'and intro­ SURPLUS $15,000.00 county fair and show him that we duced a bill providing for an in­ do not Tara a —well, a pieayuae— heritance tax, but the legislature did whether he is on earth or not. Al not ace fit to pats it. Its failure to of-which is good logic. Nothing act favorably now costa.the state should stop, our county fairs ant the tidy aum of three million dollaral especially ono that b u Mrs. Tweedy This, It aeems to us, ia quite a sum for secretary. to pay .for the legislature's failure O— . 11. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA ( " O. L. TATLOR -.1. R. DEJU to pass needed legislation. THE CONSUMER PAYS TAX F. L. WOODRUFF Vko-PraaUaol CM " AWl&Alw "3 This question of taxation'll some Conncea (a a jackass. I t intended for Hie Pullman . Company to .pay d iy going to'be one,of the live ques­ THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS j t i o n of Florida politics. We pre­ th at tax on tickets, J u f t, it didn't dict, with no persona! reference, th a t hive aetise enough ,\frlcnow how to 'fix the law BO.a^Xi'aAswJihpllah that aome day some reputable citisen of Florida la going to digest-the tax o b jc ic t^ n d the resiAt-i s ''that the problem and go to tha people on a Roy Syhiea--------purchaser of the ticket1has to pay the AntLTrun Laws of Old. platform of tag reform. - When this R. A. Terheun......__ tax. And the’ aa/ne-xnay be said o; In one of the famooiJlSnglfah taaue la carried to the people aa B, G. Smith, Oviedo. referred to In Chltty'«,“Ciiralnnl Law the stamp 'tax on bills'of lading, tel­ Clarence Wooda of the Euatla Broward carried tho famous drain­ C. L. Polk.„...„_____ It waa decided thal "apreadlng rumor .Lake Region aaya th a t people.in hla egrams and other things, including age platform, at^d with the thought­ Sandy 'Andersonwith intent to raise the price of a p*j town are mating hay all of which th at on movie show tlckeU^ithlch fulness that marked the campaign of Mrs. Goo.- Dickenson tlcolar spedea of product, endeavorini should be paid by tho corporations, pVovea that .the world (a coming to to enhance J ts price by .persuadla Prank Clark-__ GovernofU*t^J' U lM f°lnK to make an end. In early daya when the but la paid by tho f*dltlnigt*. con a governor and e le c t's legislature. others from' abstaining from briagia Telephone Employees. earth'a cruat waa cooling a certain sumcr," the individual patron of the At tho same time it is going to un­ It to market,' and engrossing targ king waa turned out. to graaa and corporations. Verily, congress is the make. a bunch of would-be Govern<quantities In order to resell them « biggest and most powerful Jackass hlatory la simply repeating itaelf. B A LL EXPECTS EV EN BREAK the exorbitant prices occasioned ,*. » in the United States, and It ought ors. their own artifices, are. offense* ludid Mark tho • prediction.' —Jasper » to- be sent to aomo good grammar able at common-law, and subject th Loss of 8L.Louls BroWns Bellaved to ^ • . The pictured of several of the school to learn how to write and ex N ew s.. Equal Profit Mado Year Ago— ' party bo acting to fine and Iraprlsox GERMANS CORRALL BUNCH new government buildings through press its intentions correctly and ef­ New Playera Bought ment at the' discretion of the cost OF EAGER U. S. WILL NEVER WIN out Florida are being given In the fectively.—Punta Gorda. Herald. in which he is* convicted.” As the war proceeds we may ex­ * TROOPS* \ various papers and none of them Jire The f it Louts Americans, during the pect that tho situation. will grow season of 1010,'made a profit of about anything like the Sanford postortlce. Holland's Soap Production. The first Americana to be cap­ >2S,000. The loss of the d ab during N o t,th at they Hid not coat aa much WIIAT GERMANY IS EATING more complicated and that wc .will, Ilollnnd has 100 anep factories,-pro tured on land, and made priaonera tho enrrent season la expected to equal There are contradictory reports a t first, understand leas of the condi­ ‘ but the style and architectural beau duclng about 10,000,000 pounds of ioaj by the Germans has happened and that figure, making an "even break" regarding the economic situation in tions 'which’ produce tho certain re­ ty Ja not there. To provo It The while no authentic reports can be on the two years. Phil Ball, chief own n year. Germany. Somo say ehc in starving sults of victory or delest. Herald will give the Sanford olTlco ■r *■ gathered aa yet it is presumed that cr of the club, whose ambition It has For days we have been more or placo in the papor ns aoon aa the and others deny It. T h n t the usua Candto Welding. been to’glve S t Louis a winning team, the first despatches oa follow} are outside Is finished. Undoubtedly wo living conditions of the last few years Jesa figitatled by tho retreat of tho has spent about 1000,000 In baseball To mako a candle fit a cnndlcMIci right. • have one of the prtetiest postofllce are telling on tho health and vitality Italian forces and by tha very doubt­ he first Invested In the. S t Louis dip tbo end of the candle In bat wi Advancing under protection of a since of tho people thcro can be little ful position of RUasia, many of us Federais. This sum of course Includes ier to soften tbo wax, nnd then pas] buildings in the a ta to ." doubt. believing that the Germans wore heavy barrage'fire, a German raiding his losses. He says ho will' stay In tho it IntoVho candlestick. ----- O-----In a recent issue of The Atlantic practically unbeatable *nd thnt tho party before daylight on Nokcmber gnme, hop-evcrfc and already ho has Editor Ucthcrington Is celebrating final ending was In doubt. - • 3 stormed n trench held by Amer­ spent 127,000 for new player* for. next fa C a u rt • ( CaUaly Jo J* a. R tm laale rm a i the Sixth Anniversary of the Even­ Monthly n writer who'has spent ican infantry, killing three, wound­ year. Among the new players whom A story is related of ono of tho ing five and capturing twelve, ac­ the St. Louii dub has obtained are In n E atala of Hlala oT Haalda ing Telegram of Lakeland and In t much time in -Germany sinco tho If. U ndanroM fine anniversary number pf the Tel war began give* somo interesting ob­ Frenchmen who- are now in this cording to dispatches from General Kenneth Wllllnms, Pacific coast star; W*NNotW* o th * ia baratiy banttjr (ic (ia a * . to all f«i servations on tho food situations^ as country on a war mission. He* is Karl Smith, star hitter of the Western cvrn. th a t on tba e ih dayf of P a t m l a f , A. I! cgrnm gives a picture of the Tele­ Pershing, received by tho War De­ 1917, I (ball apply In th a Itono Ito n o n b la T . r , lls nnfd to bo a very quiot spoken gentle­ partment,tonight. league, and Grover LowdortnUk, -one holdrr, ________ __ » M________a t J u d |« ol I r s Judy* of C ourt, aa gram building ivhlch is one of the fdliows: * • of the best pitchers in tho American lot m y fin,I diarhart* aa A ^m inhtratrii ol tb man and has little to aay about the finest newspaper ofllcea in the state. "Chunks of- dried aca lion meat ra ta ls of W. If. Undstw ood, dacaarrd; snd I p American Infantry were in oecu assodatton. a t th a h i m tlm# 1 will prsaant my (Inal i m u i Well, all we can sny is that a man were shipped into tho country in tho War In which ho -has taken a very aa Admi&btratxia of aaid fatal*, and ask (or (hr; pation of a small salient for instruc­ active part, having, been wounded approval. with sufllcient nerve and faith and manner of jerked beef. Soaked for a tions when cut ofl from tho main ■ OUTFIELD CAUSE O F BOTHER b a u d Ju n e I th , A. DE. . J1917. ' confidence In hjs town *td build auch number of hours and cu t into srnal nevcral time*. He was In n public . U N D E R W O on. body by heavy bombardmont of plncc in Washington a few dnys ago, AdminhtritriL a building for a newspaper homo de­ plocea, It waa made Into a stow with iSr-S-IX , T-3, 8-7 »-«. 10-2. >1-0 serves'ail that* the Lakeland people; onions. Some people thickened the where there was a great dUcusairfn Germany - artillery. , General.' Per­ Manager of Bolton Bravos Haa-Mado Novel Record In Experimenting C o u rt of th o C o a a ly J a d a a , N rm jatt can give him and Hotherington’a gravy and ebrved It with spctzel,-* going on aa to the war. Tho debate shing reports tho capture, o f ono prisoner,. Enemy losses aro not With Fly Chaaere. C a a a ly , H lala o f y i a r l d a * . waxed* 16ng and perhaps .loud, with­ ■access is nothing more than is South German dumpling made of la ro E a ta ta ol known, aaya tho -dispatch. out the French officer' taking any F c rrs a t O. S to n a a n d . rightfully coming to him. flour, but, alas, no egga, aa in the fitorge Stallings, who assumed the toot, XII nor*. • The official statement-Issued* by management of the-Boston Braves In " i______ past. -After onp or two attacks of part In It. One man finally^ at­ S i U r .J. b sra b y g iv en , t o all whom I a y c o n ce rn , t h a t t . aa g u a rd ia n 61 Porra tempted. to end tho discussion by the War Department ia aa follows: tsas, Miner %• I t does seem strange that .so many nauaoa people came to like the con saying, "Well, if tho Germans win"— "The War Department .haa re­ 1018, has mode a novel record In ex­ wH.ill Soton n alb # a »l dl t h Adlroa yrd of I -D aHcsm A. I perimenting without field matcrlnl.. Ia t t I T , ala m o nth* fro m - tb * d abtarr, fcrrta coction. I f filled avacccum and Sanforjl merchants who are depend­ "B u t," aaid the quiet-Frenchman, ceived a dispatch from the com­ flvo yenrs. Including the present sea­ a p p ly U> th e J f o n o r a b la E . V. Iloutbaldr! that ia everything when, one's head ing ^on Sanford mopoy and want to "tho Germans are not going to win." manding general of Jho American son, he has used nearly thirty men In ■county ju d g e ol aaid c o u n ty , for my flat '< keep It at homo will give every* out­ ia light from a still lighter diet T hat is about tho attitude of the expeditionary forces which stated tho outer garden. • p re sen t m y A nal arrou nta for a p p ro tal. D a ted J u n e 4tb A. D . H IT . side advertising stunt any cncour- The same meat corhcd and called American mind, and about the a tti­ that before daylight, November’ 23, He started out with Seymour, Zlnn, M E L V IL L E A. ST O N E . • agement. The ^ advertialng agents Robbin's Flcisch was sold, and serv tude we should all naume toward a salient occupied, for instruction by Titus and Lord, but soon got rid of • ' O uardiaa. ed in alicefl at four cents a pound. 8 1 — *-8 . 1‘9 . S-7, H . 10-2, IJ -a for all the various enterprises In the them. ‘ Since then tho Braves' out­ the 6ccurrcncca. on the continent. a company of American infantry waa world are out how for the regular It waa a very good imitation of There, may be every argument of raided by Germana. Tho enemy put fielders have Included Snodgrass, Bher* l a C a a r t a f C e a a lf J a d g s . B am labla Caaa corned beef,.better than atewed,. and winter business and ■*Sanford diplomats and' arms, there may be down a heavy barrage fire, cAttihg wood Magee, Wllholt, Connelly, Chap- In ra E a ta taalasi, rN lala a f f l a r l d a v merchant* as 'usual.are falling could-be. eaten cold, op bread. As gfcat advance* made here and there, of? the salient from the .rest/of the pelle, Collins, Cathcr, Compton, Moran. ^ N o t l e o 'l a h e re b y gleani, to all whom I for It. How can a. merchant expect the potatoes .-became-, scare*! the there mjy be many prisoner* cap­ men. Our losics were three killed, Gilbert, Mann,* 'GrlflUbr Whitted, D e­ m ay e o a a a ra , t h a t o n th e 1Mb day a vore, -Murray,Kelly, Bebg, Dugey, bread which-, had beenXdoUd out on c tm b « r, A . !*., f i l l , I abal) apply to Ik -Y other people to sto|>? sending their tured, . vessels may be sunk, and five wounded, and. twelvo captured Fitxpntrlck. TwomWey, Clymer, Powell PU*vB orablo E . V. Itow aboldvr, ludgo of u i allowance began .to.-deteriorate in * • moQoy out ofAtoRrT When-they have judgo ooff p r o b a ta , Idr my 8ai c o p rt, a t Judgo battles .^nay be fought, - bu t—the or misaing. Tho enemy's tosses aro thd others. uality. As lolijg u It .wisa composed • a A d m itin is tra to r of th* M ttt d itc h a rg o aa , A.auc|x a ploqr* example set by the aajd f 20 per cent of.pota'tVflour it.waa German* are not going to win,. of L L. J t o a f , a n d t h a t a t th * torn* tin not known. 'One wounded German 1 w ill prooont t o a aid . c o u rt my Anal ar : .w e rc ^ itfe '^ Tj g V j . ^ f ,\ u n t* aa A d m lu la tra to r af aaid eatata aa not ' had;, and -served '■to*."'aatjsfy1tjrt* Gn 'th a t basic determination we waa taken prisoner, v LIK E LY TO LO S E Its RATINa co a ik for th a lr a p p r o ta l. children when'.sprcad with maiU.ex can serenely view any and all things .Gen,- Porahiqg'a .cable, received * '' '■ D a te d Ju a* 4, A. D. i*tT. • M E L V I L L E A. STONE. -x , 1v"We^muat give a n ^ _£iye /wd^then tract in plaee\6( augar or *syrup, or th at may occur. Wje wero caat down late tonight by.thA War-Department With' Dsnvsr Out of iy«*tmt Lastfbe Administrator. Italy . waa gave the'ifirat- meager details of. the —Standing aa Clast A Circuit May givA aome more .fo '<-wln* thl*^W*ri the fampuf- Kriegi. Marmalade, a lecauae unexpectedly S 3 — « - l, 7-2, S-7, *-4 . 10-2. l l - « <■Be Burrsnisrsd. ■, One slay it iaj Hp^-Rcd- Cron, then, mar mala do made' of aacchari ne beets; forced to make a great retreat, "loa- first actual fighting experienced by ■ J • ng within a week all that’ ihe had (he Liberty Bon’d k,'then .Smokes and tomatoes . and turnlpa, ^colored red. America's oversea forces. Intima­ If another attempt la made this win­ gained in territory In ‘the course of Christinas' boxes for the boys, and With thii reduction oT th.o pbtato tions of a conflict were had In’ dis­ ter to reclassify the leagues remaining then .the Y. M. C. A. fund Which flour In tho bread, coaracr grains the summer.'' B utJItaly is not'd*-', patches -from Berlin yesterday, de» under ttaq protection of the National r means so much in better manhood were added; blit now 6 per cent saw­ feated,- tne Alp*. »ro not passed and daring that American priaonera had association, then the Western league and great- returns in many aw^a. dust and per cent flour ground ho -.line: holds on the -Tagllamento, been captured. la likely to lose iu aUndlng as a B ut always we people' behind the from itraw are used* In consequence* <So in Huu(*. • Kerona'Cy gives out Class A league, * rating It haa clalmejl by concession rather than actual popu­ lines must give and if the war lasts peoplo are suffering ' grfatly .from i ' 'statement, th at •• hereafter • the Berlin, via London. Nov. 6.-— sjong enough.wo .will give ouf last anemia; stomach troubles are on the Frcnch'and British :must stand ^the Outside the brief reference In the lation. With Denver out of the league, • penny to win the war. It is the only increase; espectially utceni of the m in t of the war, and gives Axprca- General Staff report, no detajls are aJ now seems possible, next year, and Oak Avcnac . aion to words th at wo take to mean available here,-with regard to tho a amhll (own like Hutchinson. In the way and we should-give it .with.the ftomach and thread worms." circuit; the-Western might have some th a t -Russia ia preparing To aurrenHow can a people fed on sawdust c ear Conscience th at we are doing capture of the flrit American troopa trouble mustering population enough Between 3rd and 4th S t even to make a Clan B league. - The ^ r ‘ duty $y t h e ^ i o ^ a p 4\( h e jf o ^ and ground straw bo expected to dcf. The facts arc of.course aa wo In France. fight on forever at the behest of earn later, th a t the Russian leader The official bulletin aaya they were circumstances are of interest. In con-' waa merely^ placing,. in hla moat made priaonera in the region of the nectlon with territorial changes. their rulers? ' ■ Open 1 ' ‘ " 1, ! H eem eem em ee] brciblo manner, the ^bare facta be- Rhine Marne Canal, in the section of ------- 0 -------ori .the. Russian*1" pgopje^and . the. J h e front defended by the German 7 Book of Btthar. FLORIDA LOSES MILLIONS , ate th a t The book of Esther Is read through Dispatches give, the news.; that tro w n Prince's army. While the Kentucky will lose three million dol­ lyisala waa cither lookiitg to sur­ newspapers have played up the cap- ty the Jews In their synagogues at the lars inheritance taxes on the\*sta[e render or.ncgotlate'hra«;pathte. peace. ture..of.the Americana in their head­ feast of Purlm. It haa often been re­ marked as a peculiarity of the book of Mrs. Bingham, tho widow e rih e Th*-.additional facta are that, the lines, the only comment ia made by that the namtfof God does not occur : Store ;JRc^la,qA. have* compelled* a retlrelate Henry Flagler, because th" the Lokai Anxelger, Inder the -cap­ l o “ • \ . will diapoaing of the eatatd>*«lai firiA ncht.’ of the'force* of Germana, who tion, ('Good morning, Boyai" The Wore pushing'on toward Potrcgrad, bated at West Palm Beach, Fia.Vand newspaper then says: 5 Our Ofllce Supply 8tore is"»i Crows 8w*etar .With Ago. at 3 p. m. no| In K entucky,ai had been ex- thua- giving,-ocCjufiation^to .German "Three'cheers for the Americana! for Your Convenience, in order A good and true woman la aaid to troops {hatraight'^bt used elsewhere. ■ r* ' _ pectcd. . 1 \ ; Clever chapa they are, it cannot be resemble a Cremona fiddle—age but that you may equip your ofllce In answer trf. both of these |n ;l denied. Scarcely have they touched' Increases Florida; (a in a position to share Reading Room Free to All lU-worth and sweetens, IU' with all'the.little neceaaay ar- < dents the British have formed a re­ ** tides that should be in every.) ! the dliappointmonfvOf Kentucky. treat o! the Germana on the line Of tl\e soil of this pjtrifled Europe (one.—O. W, Holmes. ofllce, and. which will Sore Your^' ( On account of the failure of the the'.A lane, accomplishing exactly when they already ary forcing their Tirqr and Ij(ghtm Your Ofllce < Florida legislature to pass an in- what they set out to do, and th a t la. way into Germany; ; Jlefore long heritanc* 'U x law Florida will also they will cross thewRhine and alio oM th* three million, dollar* that accompanied hy the news that the enter our fortresses. That is express Jritieh navy haX secured,apmething • V:-. v - * • *_ T Equip-yourlofficu with up-Ur".; mi gilt ha vo bc*n realixed under such, f^V.victory over a part *cf the Geir- train speed and American afneftnwta.1 " It is our good fortune that we«re* ; date.accessories, and you wfll-.J * ixw.’ nan patrol force* In.the North 8oa. equipped to receive .and fentprtain —C "■*k. * , * (In tbJa pro’ gfe*iive ago tha Justice give your Buaineaa CotreafW , It la tfor ua to uao our best Judg­ dents'tho Impression thaf ypu <j of 'an inheritance tax law U f>ardly ment in wolghlng the value* of these numerous guests and that we shall are Ttally doing business V a*’*’! seriously quratiqnifrl. Sound thlnk- victories and these defeats. There abe. to provide quarters for these cr«,. economists and-aiateamenradmlt „ in them nothing th at should make gentlemen." f business Uka way. '■ 7 'Vi S in g in g 9 /~ • ■/ » , / th at • ipeh a , tax 'Jjutly. .placed on 'usffhlter In our belief,, expressed by * . • larga fo‘rtuhe*;b*lng'pa»«d on t*..the ■ifie Fr*neh visiting officer trfat the Wedpesday and • T* aecohd-Brnerntlou V'ir® l*gitlmaU Gerpten" wllLneyirr win in thja war, Names of Those Contributing sources ' df r«vtrtii*, "for th e govern­ or In any other world-wide iw*r.$-r Thursday. . ment and that in tpls way wealth Miami Ilergld. ■ ' ~ NOVEMBER 7, AND 8 should be required to pay-.a paft of t * ■ Previously, acknowledged.*. „-..»3fi.60 tw proper, taa’foir tbs. aupjHjrt of the ... 6hs Had Experience. 24 ... IL. B. Lewis------—...v . - i " .25 governmvnt.' The nioro progressive An applicant (or a telephone'Job, at .Mrs. O. E. Granger—.>— .25 fafea oH hq.U nion have, long ago liemphla, whep naked If she' JriU S ;'; v J. R. Granger..------..................... -’ . 25 do^fad such laws. i NIGHT. 7, »nd 8;4S Ued: had any operating, experience* I raowa iu | »*S*f MATINEE 3 ; 0 0 i! A. M .'Thrasher..— '..______ _ .2^ Florida, however, is, without such •TTca, J have hpd roy adent W, V. -1^unn.,.— . . 2 5 a law, and in thlr instance Its ab- moved.*'-—Long Lines. Traffic Doings. Proof Against Fire and Thieves PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D ' V jJ ;. WSfi r t ; ■* ,i Vi-. P - : - ■' . fe_- .- BK& of Z — - - -- a s s Thursdays and Our Delireumtremens of Syncopation Hpgtime -. to The Tobacco Fond. Good Music LYRIC - ' Office Supply-Depf. •- ADMISSION; 10 and 20 Cents �; . . ,r r. i ... *- sas F- ft-** M TH* SANFORD HERALD HIT UtUe flippenlog^—MenOonof Mittew In Brief- 1 Personal Items of “ In ter c e t U.»mary «f th e ,n o a tii| Snlall J Talks SnedBctly Arranged for Harried Herald Readers 1 t t l t H I I ............................ The conimlttee In charge of the meeting have arranged for two reels bf:pictures to be shown, through the courtesy of Manager Lams. Aa this la the meeting to \makp plana-loir V. M, C. A. work In tho, army the) pictures shown will bo army and navy pictures. In addition to the pictures there will be several godd speakers.present The'committee In charge of the meeting have decided that this meet­ ing shall be absolutely free and that no collection’ will be taken at the meeting.’ It is hoped that not only the iwople of Sanford but those of every.other city and town In Sem­ inole county will be. present as this la 41 great work and one of great im­ portance. Mr and Mrs. George Fox have a trip to many pointa u the north, whep Mr. Fox waa earned in the shipping of fruits and yegetsbles. Pansy Plants, Nov. 14( |1.00 per Come In and Hear the November hundred. Mrs. S. B, W ight. 20-tf Records No, 6768->Anchors Aweigh March . Nest Saturday, • Nov. 10th at No. 2344—Secret of Homo Sweet Mobley's store in the na*r First Na­ Home tional Hank building- the ladies will No. 2357—Battle. Cry of Free^ help io w,lt on you* Mr- Mobley dom , ' i . •'* fiTts them 10 per cent of all his ssles No., 2854—Departure • American that day. ' 22-1 tf\\ Troops for France Hand Bros. Announce the arrival No. 2356—I've Got the Nicest «f a car load of fine mules. Get Little Home in Dixie . your pick while the. picking U good. No. 6939—Castle Valse Clasaique ,. 22-2 tc Dance * 1 No. 2310—Livinsky at the Wed­ Get your toilet articles, stationery . and drugs at Mr. Mobley’s new ding . No. 2835—Let’s All Do Some­ store next Saturday. He gives 10 - 19-tf per cent of his net receipts to Group thing.,-../i GJBSON & WALLACE No. 4. -*. 22-ltc ’ ■ |V* * Cooked food for sale with recipes Cattle Brought Good Price next Saturday, Nov. 10th, at Mob­ The, stock men of Geneva-sold to ley’s new drug store. * .22-ltc . Sam Summerland a car load of cattle The chance to get your mules. all of them loaded at Sanford and Hind Bros, stables have-a car load. shipped to Jacksonville market. Tho Come In and get them, no w. 22-2tc total amount received for the cattle . pinsy Flints, Nov. 14, $1.00 per was $1307.62, which demonstrates hundreJ. Mrs. S. B, W ig h t 20-tf t h a t . Sominolo .county* cattle right . See that car load ofgood mules at off the prairies are good enough to Hand Tiros. Stables. S<Ane of tho bring a high price. finrat that have ever boon brought Notice here. »■^ * • 22-2tc ji. Tho registration book -of the city We wish to annoiinco to tho pub­ of Sanford, Fla., is now open arid lic that we have moved our drug will bn krpt-rtpen. from 9 a. tm to 12 store and are noWs Io ated in tho m. and from 2 p. m. to 6‘p. m., from New First National Bank Building Oct. 1C, 1917 to Nov. 1C, 1917, at on Psrk avenue where we will bo the clcrk’a 'office, city hall, gbd to welcome all. Mobley's Drug . J. C. Roberts, Store. .. 2 2 -4 t’? . City Clerk, Special exhibit of flict fancy wor’c 16-Tues-ltc and art *;iven'Wednesday apu 'I urt• • • day. W1man’s Exchange,, at Be t Basket Ball Schedule 11mm, Sanford, Fla. 22-ifc 1 Nov. 2 —Eustis, In Sanford. - Safety first. Stop, look, listen* Noy. 1C—Kissimmee, in Sanford. The Udloa of the Congregations Nov. .23—Ovlido,’ in Oviedo. church wilt hold a bazaar on Decem­ Dec. 7—Orlando, in Sanford. ber 15, in the DeForcXt store t n Dec. 8—Kissimmee, in Kisslnjmec. Fiivt street. Cooked foods also, wi -* Pec. 14—Cathedral, in Sanford. be for rale. . y. 22-1 tp Jan. 4—Stetson, in Sanford. '. Paniy Plants, Nov. .14, $1.00 por Jan., 11—Orlando, in ‘Orlando. hundred. Mrs. S. B. Wight. 20-tf Jan. 18—Ocala, In Ocala. . Cir load of good mules lit Hand Jan. 25—Oviedo, in SanfortJ. ' Bros, stables. See t|iom today. Feb. 1-yOcaia, .in Sanford. 22*Feb.-2tc 8—Duval, in Sanford, Feb., 15—Stetson, in DoLand. the Daughters of Wes­ Feb. 22 —Duval, in Javksonville. ley haranr and turkey supper Satur­ March 1—Cathedral, in Orlando. day. Nov. 24th. Place to bW'afT-* not] iced later. 21-Gtc ■ !j2-tf * Exp >nsivc Hemstitching Machine Paper Hanging »nd ' Painting jtut installed at the millinery shop Thousands of new samples- of wal of Mrs. .II, L. Duhart. Ladles of Saafor'd ere Invited to call and see paper for you to select from. Sam­ this machine in operation. ‘Fourth ples will bo brought to your door upon request; I also.do decorating and Sanford Ave. . * ^ - 13-tf and painting- As it should bo done. Mules, mules’, mules. Hand Bros, have a ear load of fine animals and F. W, Teraporton, 108 Palmetto Ave., one door from First street. ; they are going fast. 22-2tc ’ 96-tf _____________ i_____ ' Public Stenographer — Room 6, • Attention Dairymen • Garner^Woodrufr Bldy., Phone 271. Mn. Powell.*’ 3-tf Wc are in tho market to purchase Don't fall to ace art goods dis­ milk at best prices on monthly or play Wednesday and Thursday at yearly contracts. Addresa Ambrosia Rest Boom, Woman'a Exchange, Ice Cream A Dairy.Cp., Orlando, Fla. 21-2tc Sanford. • 22-tfc American Cafe—FIratr class, clean THE V. M. C. A. FUND vuUinr. Up to date service. Popubr prices. Court- House building, .' 117 I’nrk avenue. 22-tfc The war la on but Hand Bros. p «°P,e Not Understand What have secured a carload, of fine mule* - It M ains the people Fla., do not ju$t •id you should see them today. . | of.Jackaonklllc, Nov.realizo 6.—Most what German kuitur means. They .22-2 tc Buy nt Mobley’s new store next feel sometimes that it is asking a Saturday, Nov. 10th and hclp™~the greit deal to have to contribute to “ dies to swell their funds. They Liberty Loan Bonds, Red Cross t*t ten per cent of all tho*sales that funds and now tho big Y. M. C, At fund. It is asking considerable. It . 22-ltc Deorge Darker, the .popular bill la.* almost going the limit, but It P«*ter advertiaer and painter of Or- must be done. The American sol­ Urlando ia in the city todey on busi­ diers c in n o t^ o their duty snd crush the Huns unless they are themselves er**. „ . . .properly cared for. Those who are Mulea are going to beBros, scarce from Haml have to g|ye arc hot aaked to dlo this time. on. ____ ____ ___ __ for their country. This is the sol­ <ar load of fine ones at their stables. diers' lot. He biros his breast to . ’ ;'22-2tc ‘tbs enemies of his. homeland. MASS MEETING SUNDAY Tho Government lurnlshc* the **nle Theatre—Moving *Pictures of soldier hi* food, clothing, training, War—Benefit Y. M /C. A,. J transportation, pay, medical l Lv^rybody in Sominolo county la lodging and a chance to fight* The n\ t<>(| to attend tho big mtsa moet- people must pay for hip amusementa. . "J* ^hkh is to bo hdid.in the Lyric It will coat considerable to pay foh Theatre on next Sunday afternoon the amusements of the American ■t 3 o'clock. soldier* but thcy'ar* our boytl If returned from we^do not amuse them so a r to keep them fit, If they fall to wfn the war because of our failure to do otir duty by them, we will pay for the amUsem ent of tha -Huhal .: ___ _ • Then w« will know what cost means! Belgium, Serbia, Poland, Roumania, Montenegro.and North­ ern France are now paying far the cntertilnlmcnt of >the soldiers ef the Kaiser And w h ites price! Men, women and children are being liter­ ally starved to death in each of these countries in order ,that tha land may be free from the Germans. Generals von Krica and ' von ‘ Biasing have ipado this boast. * Tho cities ijnd towns havo been robbed of all their gold and treasures, tho babies have been killed, the women debauched and the men Jed into slavery, Yes, It costs money, to fight a good fight, but> it will be cheapest In the. end, not to mention the most patriotic. " —— 1 4 Benefit Performance Friday Night Tho Woman’s Club will give a play, at the High School auditorium next Friday ‘night at eight o’clock. This in Itself would bring the crowd for the talent, of 'the ladies and gentlemen ’of t£lj city la well known but when you stop to think that the proceed* will go for Christmas boxes for the boya who have gone to war from Seminole county tho interest will bo more Intense. We have sent u p 'to the present 104. met} from our little county and we want thorn to havo a good Christ­ mas'and despite the fact that some of them are many miles from home aye want to tighten and hold the bond that .means homo to them* We want them to feci that the folka back home are thinking about them und their Christmas box will bring back fond memories to all of them. The play wilt be well worth tho price of admission, but whether-you can attend or not you'should pur­ chase tickets and if you cannot go Friday night let some .of.your frienda go. At any rate get in this proposi­ tion of sending tho boys.at tho front their Christmas boxes and help in doing your lilt. Remember tho play will start promptly at eight next Friday njght at the High .School auditorium'and the admission is only twenty-five cents. Towel Snlo November 20th The towel-snlo given by the ladles bf tho Presbyterian church will he held nt the residence of Mrs. R. J. Holly at tho corner of Park avenue and Third street on November 20th. Everybody invited to attend and enjoy a social afternoon. 22-ltc 1 Hyman Leaves To night Dr. George Hyman, pastor of the Baptist church has received his or­ ders to go to the front’ as chaplain of the Nntional Army and leaves to­ night. .The best wishes of his many friends go with him. His family cJpcet'a to ieavo for Jasper for a time and*Sanford will lose the Hymans until the war is over. , Bchool Bonds Carried ‘ District No. 6 comprising Lake Monroo and Pnoia voted the school bonds yesterday by a comfortable majority.- Tho bonds were for $16,000 and Lake Monroe.will now have a fine $10,000 Grammar School building. Paola will .also havo a school building and the Gth district will no'w be equipped in first class shape. ; - , 'A great many grow_cra in tho Fort McAdtf section Intend’’to plant cab­ bage >his fall, truckers operating on both a targe and amyll “cslo pro go­ ing in for this crop. •. , . ** . . IN ,v. {: ■ ' y1 gg■ S O C rE T i r S ^ O M A IN I ' J ,, Ha Urs. p p e n in g s o f -i n t e r e s t w. o f • ‘ *7 h a r t s c h a f f n e r W Y* & c l o t h e s a n d - ^ A R O U N D SA N FO R D Prubyltrian Rtctplion ■ -The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church held .their annua! reception last Friday ; night to the members and their frienda and as ususl it was- a meat enjoyable af­ fair, The social rooms of tho church were beautifully decorated for the occasion, the work of the Ladles’ Aid-Society and'after a musical pro­ gram of exceptional merit, the guests were treated to ice cream and. cake and coffee and. mads to feel at homo as the Presbyterians know, how to do. ; The. /reception is given each year to bring ail tho members’ to­ gether and to have them bring their frienda and get acquainted. There were many out of town members and guests ‘aF^the/raceptlan Friday night ahd ovei-y 'one present -thor­ oughly enjoyed the evening. * •” and Mfs, J. F* Hickson, Miaata Luell*—Johnson', Ethel—Hlckaon, and, .. Messrs. Phil and Johriny Leonardy. I XX Jdrs. Whitner, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Barnes," Mrs; Vaughan ahd Mr. Peck motored to Orlando Monday afternoon. ’* $ Mrs. j ) ‘S. Dlnklo and Mias Olive Dlnkle were visiting In Sqnford last week. * and Ethel Henry all pTkyed a bril­ liant game. ‘There la not a better team In Florida than our Sanford girls and *(o do not expect to loso a I I I game this Winter. Mr*. J. C. Manner, Mimes Louise’ : l XX and Mary Hannar of Orlando spdit* The card party for the^beneflt of Saturday In Sanford. the Red Cross will take place at the •‘Y ' * I * I Woman's Cl u k grooms Thursday, re, F. A .. Wallace oT/Oflando Nov. 15th. Tififn* to be a very waa,the guest of friends in'.8qnford beautiful affair iUfoj It 1* expected Saturday. - Y that every w om an/ntow n who. plays !■ I t t Y cards will b‘e there. Please telephone Mrs. Ha>rSf Ward and Miss Fertt Mre. D. L. Thrasher and reserve Ward are' spending e few (days a t our place. : ' Daytona Beachy'VT;' ■■ XX X ■• . .I T I M ’ Mrs. Ernest Houaholder will en­ Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Littleton a n ­ tertain her little bridge dub this af- nounce the birth of a little.daughter terhoon. la their first meeting Saturday, November 3rd. thliPsens^H.' The club is composed of • I I I ' * Mrs.*Walter Morgan, Mrs. Archie A. F. Drake of DaLand waa regia* Betts, Mrs.* Billie Hill, Mrs. Eugene . * tered a t the Hotel Carnes Sunday. Roumillat, Mrs. Wallace, Miss Char­ World War Brtd9i I l l lotte Hand and. Miss Ruth MettlnThrfe will be the usual weekly Next Tuesday afternoon at the gcr. dance a t the Elks Club this evening. Woman's Club there will be **• card party for tho benefit of the Seminole \ . . * " The .younger, act had a very de- fChristmas boxes. This is the regu­ "Whistle Nothing." . ' **lar Social Department day, but the’ lightful tjance at the Woman's Cluh Willie, a Southern boy,'waa, playing members have decided to make It a Monday evening. The room* wfepfc fn tho back yard when be came Into benefit game, so it la m t confined to beautifully decorated. About fifteen possession of a green persimmon. Ufi the members of the club but Is open couples were present.. ate J t and It. puckered his mouth in a most grotesque fashion. Becoming*si­ to-tha public. .A small fee of 25 eta. X X X ' * s. ,* dled over the situation, he ran into will be.charged for thoso playing Mr. and ,-MVa. Eldrldge have ar­ bridge. * There will bo separate riv e d 'In Sanford for the winter. the housV, where his little sister w si rooms for (hose who care to come Mr. Eldrldge is in tho commission playing ot\ the floor. *Ob, mother, look and bring their knitting. There will business and claims Sanford as his at Wllllo; I think he Is going to whit­ tle,“ shouted tho little girl. "Whistle be a contest in this-room snd a winter home. nothing.** said'Willie. "Can’t you see prize. No admission will bo charged I'm p’lsenedY* * ’ ,■ . ” ■ but {i silver offering will bo taker) L. S. Fitzhugh who* has been visit­ up. Mrs. Ernest Houaholder is the ing Geo. A.. DeCottts leaves today hostess for ■ November and has Skldool "Even the hnlrs of n man's head are charge of this .unique party. The for Wilmore, Ky. t t-1 * numbeml." "They must have hunggame will begin a t '2:30. * Wil you A congenial party motoring to the Twenty-three sign’ on mine,"qnoth ple-isc phone No. 179 and reservo Daytona Beach Sunday, were Mr. the hntdhcad. your place. X JJ In Honor of Mlt» Johmon Miss Ethel Hickson was hostess to a charming little card party last Friday yvening at her aunt’s home, Mrs. J. II. Cowan on'.Sanford Height A Beautiful A ssortm ent embracing th e in honor of Mins Luclle Johnson of la te s t Shapes and’ Colors in Trim m ed Dnytonu neach. Cards,'-music and dancing pore the features of tho and Untrimmed H ats. :: :: :: :: evening. Hot chocolate and cakes Satisfaction Guaranteed were served during the evening by Margaret and Gcorgio Cow;an. Thoso invited to meet Miss.Johnson were Misses Irono Russoli, Nellie Elder, Sujie and Gertrude Brown, Messrs. Bob Wslthour, Frank Roper, Walter lloltx, Jack Booth, Phil Lconardy, Martin McDaniel and James IIufT. ' l i t Ilallowf'tn Parly at Uoort'a Station Thf Red Cross Auxiliary at Moore's . Station gave a beautiful Hallowe'en party Friday evening. The hall was elaborately decorated n moss, pumpkins and golden rod. Doughnpts, coffee and candies were ■old. 'Several musical numbers were ' , . ■i given and the evening was a great success.'' This- little circle cleared . , . * * V v . over twonty dollars. r :tr Sport Hats, Felts & Velvets The Q U A L I T Y .^H O P . QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES IN GROCERIES: t t X • Miller—WilUamt Miss Mary Elizabeth Miller and Mr. Volie Adkins Williams wore married Sunday evening at tho resi­ dent0 Mr. and Mrs. E. D.-. Ran dal!, Jr.. Rev; Mr. Hyman officiat­ ing. Mrs Wiillami is from Orlando but has often visited in Sanford. 3ho ia a very charming girl and Mr. Williams is to be congratulated upon winning so f a i r b r i d e ; Voile WHliatrie has many' friends in Sanford, He is a,young man who le bound to succeed in tho business world. Con gratulations and best wishes are ex­ tended. ♦ — ‘---- - t t X A meat packing plant was recently established at Clearwater, where the Group No. 4 Holy Cross Guild, farmers of that .section can ship Mrs. S. O. Chase chairman, has hit their beef and pork. upon a Unique way to raiso funds. Mr. Mobley at his new drug store D. C. Becker is In tho city t few days will turn over a certain per cent of visiting old frienda and looking aftefr hia cash'sales next Saturday to these his property interest. He la now locat­ ladies who will be at his store all ed In Clearwater and haa ^)ccn spen­ day to serve their friends. There are aome notably good cooks in this ding the summer In Indiana.' group and in the afternoon there will be for sale also some of their ’ A Finished Job. good thing* to eat, with the recipe* A suitor objected because his bride- to be had for a nleklo. People will to-bc had w short leg und limped. "You be able to patronixe these energetic are wrong In objecting to that/' said tho mnrrtago broker.' "Suppose you- ladles and supply many needs at the mnrry a yonion whoso legs arc sound ■imo time', next- Saturday," NoV* and straight What do you gain by It? 10th at, Mobley’s new drug store, t i l ’ Tfou a rt not sure from "day to day that' she will not. foil down and break 0 The mqny frienda of Mrs. S. E. leg and then be Ionic for the rest ot Barret will sympathize with her In her life. Just-consider tho pain. the. tho loss of her brother! William Wor­ Excitement mid the doctor's bills. But sham. Mr, Woraflam waa killed In if you marry this one nothing can hap­ pen. n erc you hove o' finished Job." an automobile accident , in Detroit, Mich.,''a week ago. The body wae carried to Henderson, Kentucky for Interment. Mr. Worsham waa Just twenty-one, and a young mad. of unusual promise. Mrs. Barret was in Dqtroit a t’ the time of the aed den$ and .Accompanied,'the body to Kentucky.. M A R X in Norms K h | U eL sathtin, Social Editor. A aron* k o v tss p i n U . parti** or an y a rtk l* (or tkl* column*. It would bo appreciated U th o / would telephone STO-J x XX h o m e ■s The first basket bsll'game ,of the •aason, was played Friday ^njght a the Pariah House. * It Was. a dandy gam e.' Sanford .defeated Euatti, the score Jitlng 24 to^O, * Cora' Lee TH* Us, Dorothy * Rumph, Helen Peck v V -- / 2 D). Crisco, Can - - . .40 4 lb. Crisco, Can - / .808 lb. Crisco, Can - - $1.60 1 lb. Cans Roast Beef, Can .25 SmaD Cream, Can - r - .06. Large Cream, Can - - .122 24 lb. Sack Floor, Sack - $1.75 New Prunes, Pound - - .122 1 lb. Cans Leader Coffee, Can .$> Early June Peas, Cad - .122 Stone Fruit Cake 1 lb and 5 lb Pkgs. Brazil Nuts, Pound - - - .20 New York Cream Cheese, Pound .40 Nice Fat Mackerel, Each 15 and .25 M L. P. McCuU^r, ■ .J SANFORD, FLORIDA ' rvi 5 ✓ - k'l ■ 1 J> �aD HKRJlai OK BIX Sem inole’s R oll o f H onor Send Them Don't fo/get that yoqr Christmas'send inexpensive gifts of tobacco and Hst ought to be a little longer this cigarettes to the soldiers and it has .year. You hnvc responsibilities been worked out to reduce your ef­ outside of your family and friends. fort to the minimum. -In-fact tho You owe something tn the mm who price for this privilege is not out of have gone over to Frnnce to fight in reach ef any man, woman or child in this city. this war. * When you-realize that only 26c is Every one in this.country who is not fighting ought to rerqgniie tin- required from you to place in the fact that he liaK an obligation to our hands of a lighting soldier a package soldiers this Christmas. Think of containing, enough smokes for a tho conditions under which our Im. . week you can see what you ought . are'going to bo-called on to ’’cel.- to do. What’a u quarter, anyway? brale” the Yulctidi* tacos oil if 11117. A good .deal to some people, we’ll 'Three years of war have made un admit.. ‘Hut to one of our hoys long­ ' all pretty familiar’ with..what.fhrist- ing for A smoke, such a package is - * mas ip on the western.front, bfq fur- worth n glod deul more- than ita weight in'gold. If you have .any ther words are necessary. ’ • . : .v .. , - *. doubt of that, just ask us to show . : v Yqqr chajicc to make ono or more • V soldier* a little happier is right- here you somo of Ihc testimony that has andT now ‘ through our TOBACCO been coming- oVer from the other , ' FUND. T.he purpose of this fund is side. TTo men are just longing for for you to make it easy-for you to American tobacco and cigarettes and° • *. .* this country is nobly responding to tho demand and sending thournndi and thousands of these kits to France. q ' And right now at this moment is your chance .to have your contribu­ tion count at Christmas time. Don't put it off, because it takes a long time to get these kits delivered and your contributions today will just about connect with what we call over here - the ’’holidays.” That word is pretty hard to use when you apply it to No Man’s LttiuL. AH the holidays they nrq going to get will be those minutes hotween fighting when they can have tho consolation of a good American amokc. • t So . start that Christmas list of yours 'now. Do* your soldier shop­ ping early. Sit down and think how much money you. can afford for this patriotic enterprisn and send it to us pM Mfltv service by. approximate]* 26,000,000 tulle*. This h u released r S S S m .9Unria.qttML ina Incometired for D M in the f r e i g h Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell,- Ned cleared thousands of miles of track Chittenden, Roy Chittenden.. Ralph thereby fadUtatlUf .tha movement of Roumlllpt; Allan Jonea.'MorH* Spen­ coal, food products and supplies need­ . cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. ed by the government ’ , In addition to the foregoing earing Lawton, James Purvis, Willlpm H tft of equipment and trackage, the ship­ ley. pers, big and small,-have rallied so Army splendidly to the slogan- “Make one John Murrell, Kenneth MurreH, car do the work of taro" that a saving Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff. Stanley of close to half a million freight care Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevena, Joe has been accomplished. This earing Chittenden, Oscar Speer,* Bruco An­ of freight care has enabled the rail­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, roads^ to m ore’approximately 28 per George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ cent more freight since war was de­ burn, Albert Fry, James Eatridgo, clared than during the eame period Gcorgo Huff,.Thomas Sullivan, W. last year. * Intensive Loading Helps. A. Pattishall, Meade Fox, Ingram Intensive loading and a. general in­ tiuerry, Joe Guerry, Oscar—N» Zittrower, Henrg. Byrd,. Osborne Wil­ crease in the else of the "trade vw\w liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, used by the various Industries has ren- dered possible.the saving of car space. Robert Robinson^ Arthur Dicklns, Cotton, for Instance, which was forJohn Lee, J. A. Stafford, Andrew mcriy moved lu u n ltrh f fifty bales, now Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred moves only In butts of 60 and 78. As M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, there are 18.000,000^bales to b* moved ‘ Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. by rail each season, the Increase in F. Coates,. Ernest Goraley, Walter the trade unit la this one commodity .^.Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam alone has produced ■ saving of any-.’ ^PoYehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E.- where, from 63,000 to 128,000 cars. * ^Jliinter', Wilson Miller, Harrold Long ' Sugar, on which the carload minimum Wallace Llpford, Norman Baker, Er­ from the* Booth was formerly only 24,000 pounds per car, now moves only on nest CJ Morris, Ike House; T, M. -a 00,000-pound ,carload minimum. The HIU, Harry Rabun, Guy Stafford, producers of manufactured food prod­ Lcwt e Oglesby, Denslor Stafford, T. ucts, especially the ennners, have also O. Hills, Willie O. Goolshy^Harrold come to a realisation of the value of ICa(M|‘>V C. R. *PenbodyT Robert lntenalvo loading and are now loading 'fdHrtwether, Robert.;- Rsutb,.- Staf- virtually all of their care’ to capacity. Coal, which’baa been loaded beyond Mrd LeFils, Grover'* LeP]ls, PAul iJooley, E. L. M ott,.Frank camp- capacity on most lines since the be­ bell.'William Hartley. Floyd Wash­ ginning of the war. la olso moving free­ burn, O^car DuBjae, Edwin .L. ly now, although labor troubles In some parts of tbo country le tending to coun­ Dlnklc. ■ teract tho efforts of the railroads.to Sam J. Pickons, Harry JL Now- meet the abnormal demand for farl. niui,-, Bryan Walker, • Andrew J. During the past month the supply of King, Charles Prleatcr, Robt. O, cars on thu “lake coal”, lines has been Weeks. Wnlfred ; Pierson, * VaTider Increased 23 per cent and there has Pcrritte, Adoiph Shaw, Barney F. been somo Increase In tho movement 'Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ of bituminous coal to the lake ports, It has not been, proportionate to chell, Drawdy Matthcrs, Lewis Col­ bat tho Increased supply of cars, ns tabor lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, trouble has tended to decrease tbo William' B. Lynch, James H. Lee, J. mine production. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith. Renewed Efforts Necessary, —make it as much ls ' you can Although excellent rcsulta bare been Even a quarter will make one solnebjeved to date’through the co-operndi -r happy about u week and you .tion of tho shipper*, the traveling pub­ can multiply this ns many Limes as lic and tho railroads, It.will be neces­ your clrcumstanns afford. sary for nil concerned to exert re­ newed efforts, as the abnormal de­ Don't let *those boys ef ours go mands upon the railroads In tho move­ w|thout tltis small, package of cheer ment of both troops and supplies Is from the folka at home., There is • i ■ -■ ■ ■ ^ constantly Increasing, while .the secur­ money enough in thfl United States ing of ndw equipment Is virtually Im­ to buy a pnrkng^ for ever$- koldirr Co-operation of Shippers and possible. From now on 2,600 cure n that we have in France several times day will bo required by tho govern­ Traveling Publio Contributes over, and we count pn the citizens of ment to move food end supplies to the -this city to do their part. men In training at the National army, to Efficiency. National1 Guard and other encamp­ Once more wo ask you to picture ment*. whllo the demand of the allies to yourself conditions under which, for care to carry export goods to the our American boys are going to senporta will be practically doubled. Aik of this additional traffic must be spend this Christmes. Then think mlived by the railroads, although they bow-easy it is fur you to do this little Thousands of Train Crtws and Loco- have only 8 per cent.mops equipment bit. Wv know how you will respond tban they had at this time lait year. motlvsa Thsrsby Released for and wc count on every one of you .- Hauling Freight Needed by for your share small or largo. the Government. - The Tactful Job. For Hit of contributors see page 4 Anybody' can run the government. Chicago.—neporta just compiled for tho rallroade* war board Indlcato that It 1* the Job uf naming tho baby that tho traveling public In general and the demands the tact,' Unease, dlplomncy shippers In pArtlcnlar are giving tie and executive ability of the average finest kind of co-operation to the rail­ family.—Topeka Capital. . ■■ r roads In handling tho increased traffic that the war has produced.' What this co-opcratlon .means ‘ may be , ’ James Whitcomb Riley's Prayer. ’f jT prey not that men tremble'at my gleaned from these facts: Since May 1 the. railroads, alded by pqwer of place and lordly sway, I only thq. loyalty atgl understanding of ‘the pray for simple gracA ti.Took my public, hare been able to reduce' thejr nelghbot In'the face full honestly from ony to dny.-^-James Whitcomb Riley- HELP RAILROADS IN WAR SERVICE PASSENGER TRAFFIC IS GUT _ * The'Makings O fAN ation Capt. F. W. Lata, Second III. Inf. "Soiling hi$ ou/n" B GERMANS WANT REPUBLIC pounces the w ord.’.‘Republic’’. will no moro be treated ns an enemy In war. If ho will he can, with us with likn> disposed people (citizens) wojk for the freedom of Germany." .Maj* Whiting had doubts about the ccnnor passing this pamphlet, but it ('flmc through all right.—Illoomington, 111., Pantograph. .* NEW GAMK LAWS lQ..hla letter Ko'spoke of a pamphlet which came'td-hla hands from a Ger­ Hunters Should Head Carefully and man prisonee. The following Is.tak ­ Heed Samo • en from the Dcmowat-N«?*s: H T 1. The. tit|c «to all wild birds and The pamphlet that Mrjnr Whiting g-me Is vested in tho^various' coUnrefer* to and#whlch he enclosed is an Uia /of the state. • * ’;t* exceedingly interesting' one.* ft is 2. The following only are game printed in German .and was written ifrds: Swan,, geese, brant, ducks! by Siegfried Haider and was evi­ Galllnuluf dently .printed, at Berlin. These shore birds, iu rf birds' pamphlets have .been dropped by snipe,, woodcocks, sand plp'cnq, tntairplane* driven by Germans Into tiers, cutIows, grouse pheasant's tho German lines un the west front quail and tprtlo doves. and also over Germany. The In­ 3.. It Is1a $20.00 fine to catch, .kill, scription Pn the wrapper reads: ^Tho ship or. have In potaesalon any game , kaiser rfbd, war or a republic and. bird, plumage, skin, eggs or ncsta pekre.’ To our ftienda at h tm t— thereof, except as'~prbvtdrd .by. law.; spread tho truth; spread this moyernent; agitate for a German repub- •. 4. Open season November 20th- to lie.” * ./ March lat, following for desf, wild . "To our comrades on'-the west turkey, , quail,' doves, swab, geese, brant,'rail,'coots/ paffd pipers, cur­ lews, anlpe, ducks and plover; No^ vember 20th to December 20th, fol­ lowing, for pheasants, and November 20th to March, rtat, {ojlowipg for squirrels.. Unlawful fO kill squirrels In any public or private park a t'an y time. w 6. It 1s a $50.00 fine to capture, kill or injure any game bird or. ani­ mal by pitfall, deadfall, scaffold, cage, snare, net, salt-lick, blind pen baited hood, baited field, drugs, poison, chemicals, explosives or aimitar devlco, 0. It is a $26.00 One to catch, hunt or'kill any game bird or animal hetweon dark and daylight the fol­ lowing day. 7. It is a $26.00 fino to.kill, more thin.one.dfer,* IVro” turWeya, twenty quail* or--fifept'y-flve*' birds ’ of .any. othar,species 1n,gftyOIttr day.. -It is i $500.00 fine t o ‘kill-mpre tban three deer, ten turkeys oKHHree*>hundrdif of any other game bird species in one 11. The witness furnishing evi­ dence to convict for any violation of the game law shall have half of'the fine'imposed. 12. .Persdns residing in the state twelve mnbths and the-county six months, may one payment of $1.00 to 'th e county judge receive a "Heailent County .License;’* a "Non-. Resident County License/’ for $3.00; tnd a ‘’Non-Resident. Hunters’ Llceflso’’ fer $15.00. No liccpscjfood except in ‘county issued. No license required for resident Confederate Veterans, ■ r 5 ' - ' _ ' *13. County^ Judge ’to' h4V.o_.25c, 50e and $1,00, Respectively,,for each Ilcense'.lssHDdf county game wardon to h« e 2Be, 50a.ynd $3.00, respect­ ively for ^hch lic c p ^ balunco goes fo-covnty school fund. . *" * * * if”, •-1I. Cqvmty. gni'ic wardens arc Ap­ pointed by dhe_- vernor Upon, rec'oiunv»ndatioh by the hoard cf coyn- precinct:' ■ ’-** • ;-CA 16. AIL grades of llcenses-ahall .be of different dolora, contain a synop­ sis. of-the game law printed-on -the back, and sKall.-.be good only'for the open season or fraction-thereof Im­ mediately following their lalue. ( . . ''- ‘' ’J u s - » « £ * - \ TheyA ll V WanTBuirl Durham— 1 &z.\n svJOOf read this clipping front thaNXHerald G E N U IN E �I 1 kind" rand?r£«m ^ C05 M'1" wpt th ,t ,ho of m Americao toldier P*P« thero In nn ^ turnip, and would apeak only German. After cor* publlahled one* .L * no X o u rt^— fJ -reependepce -«~>—«------»------------■----- - a- -t— . n”ponnd rtf rice. Onr cet«ju 7. ■ --------r wi th Oecretar r -Lt ef visaing Brotusts Waieoma * “ n pound of n i t r , and there la no soap and other*, the legation waa Anally E. E. Hogan * C. C. WoodndR Witness my hand and m l of of­ ta j^ j convinced that ahe waa not a spy, and t a d aach o l y o u , I N k«*t»g M i t t r f u i Worthy President , * Sacratarj ‘'Famine7 There’s a ‘famine now. ■ho waa permitted to call f ir Ndw fice this the 29th day of October! r wYudl if, r t d H p n w s t a « g c k its a t a d d r o a a d j wfctefc aaj m • b k h yr»a; or o• H Hb w tr aoJl iron, m ag b a r s The rich—yea. the -rich can tffiy^a YOrk. She will leave In a few days A.-7D. 1917. B. p. O. E, Sanforil’Lodgo 1241 “ b uo o la oi w ro BcbaaJ docaoaod. b t * • [ I tx w w i ct T , ____ ______ fooee, but they muat pay for It 170 with their three children for Hono­ E. A. DOUGLASS, •Moot first and third Wednesday nighl S am lA. .ob . C c oouunn ty , F lo rid a , to t bt es au sa d n r lc s M K E at ao crua trti tr b oof' aaid o o ts to , w tth U tw o g*or» from at Elka Home, North Park Avenue. Ml). I have seen wild lulu.* Clerk Circuit Court, 8em!nole Co, %hm Teuton Wife of Amerloari Soldier ravens (about dat« F. S. Frank O. I*. Taylor sold Id Berlin for three and • By V. M. Douglass, D. C. D a te d O e v o tir I S t h . A . D „ 19IT. . Secretary Exalted. . M A R Y A . flC ItA A L . one-half marks. Everything la much Tetls of Condition!, ‘ F. R. C. Koester, ■ Potatoes without Vinos. ■ EmcuuD. ia-T«M->u worse than America thinks. Solicitor for Complainant. T h ere. . . Tko Lake B ra n s Coaaell No. Si J u l n T e t there will be no revolution. ..Findley, O.—Ffed Neeley Is grow b O M H ltfO M C b u t g H d f , WtmUmpm O u t / 2fi-Tuc*-6t£ ”* ‘ •’.* ’ Order United American MechaaJea * S te la r f / W U a . That la because there are no men at hk some vineless potatoes In his v u . Meets every Wednesday at 7^0 P . home to make a revolution. The wom­ garden here. When his potatoes foiled, In the Circuit Court,* Seventh Jodi- l a Crab aEr*l«tataR.mlW a lte r - _ U., In the City Hall. Visiting brother* en look at one another and shake their to* come up h f started to plant cab­ . . rial Ctrcalt, In and for Somlaole T o a S C re d ito rs. L e g a te * ,. O h trib u te * * a n d l l are welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. See. bage plants, snd found that the pota­ BARD FIGHT TO GET AWAY heada. I > r , o m h i r i n g C tetm a M D i m u d i I p l o i l •When the men come back,* la M id K lU til County, Florida. In Chancery toes he bad planted were developing, * Y o u , and *ocb o t g o u , a ffte ra fe g a e tU fe d sa d **. * 1 f " : ~ i ' *• t$a word they pass around. We have but that the vines were absent. They Fannie Fnujer, joined n e i k i d l * p ra a o o t s a g t k l w m ad d a m a d a w h k b goo, o r a ttb a r o f g o u , m ag t e n a g a la it Women H«» Harrowing fctportencfa men of Afty and seventy for home de­ were larger than walnuts. Meets 2,-. By her husband, I. F. t b o M ta ta a t C te r te a R . Walk** d m u t d , l*la In M. W. A. Hall, Pico fense, and as doctors and officials. In Trying to Leave Country— o f S «nteoM C o o in g , F tw td a , to Ib o a n d a n lg a FYaxIer - BUI for And‘we have boys of fourteen. All *d C z M u trta o fM ld M ta t* , * H b la iw a j m n C. E. McDonald •I 6<ya People Afe Fleeing Garden Heatsd By Steve. va. Partition fro m tb a d a ta th e re o f. , _ Consul other men are In the army” When They Can. D a U d O e ta te r IS lb , A . D -1 I1 T . Helena, Mopt—Early froata* will W. C. Steward, Geneva Mra. Scadelakl eald ahe never re­ SA RA H R. W ALKER Loyal Order of Mooee U -fto d tc K ta c a trU ceived $500. which her husband sent have no terrors' for the garden of Thomas and husband, Ban' Francisco.—The real condltlona her last February. A woman friend James Bwarts or Holler Dam, 'near B. 1F. -Thomas, Loo) a ■ Sanford Lodge No. i a i O meeU In jfa l In the fatherland were described'here of here who went to the authorities here. The garden Iw heated bjfa stove Ntxson and husband, N O T tC R o r A B S tO N M C N T in Stone ft Grove Building Second .and ~ T o All W hom I t M a g .C o n ra rru by lira. George D. Ssadelakl, 4he Gar- for money sent from America waa told from the tnslds and Is protected *oo Fourth Mondays in Month at 7:30, T a t e bo (I c « t h a t 1 h a v a b**R n a m e d »*• cun wife of an American aoldler. that no more money from the source 'tba outside by a curtain which U W.' C. Nlxson, Ernes­ • ifn * o bg O. W . H o rd m a a , a aa lg n o r hi a tine Steward,. Charles* d**d r o a r r / l a g . a ll tb a r r o p i r t g , b o th r*«l lira. Sudelskl arrived here after a would be given to any private person. lowered about nn a frame. a o d r» r,o n a l o f t b a aa d a a a iru o r, f o r tb o Steward a n d , Theresa plucky debt of over five months to b an * A t *f ih * o ro d lte r* of s a id aaafraar »t e e » » e M e w e i * e4e e M ee» t Do. Not Want War. w h ic h d**d p ro v id e * fo r a a a q u a l d tr u lb a Steward,. Defendants. Itt herself and' three children out of t l o a of tb a r a m a a m o n g r u t h ir a d lto r a la Five Ostrieha Hatchsd. "The people do not want,war, but To W. C.‘ Steward; Sanford Street, p ro p o rU o o t o th * l* m p w t l n d e m a n d la Germany-ami over*here, where .eho Madison, W li—Ftvo ostriches were what can they do I They cannot even a r ro r d a n r * * i l h a w , n n d all e ro d lto ra of RDS could Join her hueband, who la with Fe9rla, Illinois: t h e aailg n o r w ill t a k a nolle* aeeordim sbf, hatched at the University of.Wlaconr the Qiinrterraagterii corpk, United aay what they think or there would sin a n d a r* rra u lra d t o e ta w ith m* w ith in * n g It appearing from the affidavit of lucubntor, the first ever to tee the soon bo chains around their necks. w ith in th ia d a t a , a n d w ithStates army, et Ilonoluln, ’ A. K. Powers, solicitor for- complain­ dlba g *fo. uUr rMmtding o n th * , U rm ld ln g w ith o u t thl* On* Inch Carda WUl/Be PnbllrhSd Un­ light In theAtata. Tbe eggs were laid "Yet there Is~bltter feeling against |b l* d a ta , a rw o ra Ita m lia d "Carmany Is'starring. 'HAr people at Vilas park and the parents are- a ants herein duly filed, that ft Is tho a■tatatat*m, afrom n t th e tr r* ip * e ll» * 'c la im * a t a l a i t der This Heading At The Rate O ff7 .lt do not want war, and are fleeing the America. I wontd be sorry for any pair of bTrda from California. ■aid aaalgnor. belief of the affiant th at W. C. Stew­ aoldler that falls Into the Per Year. D a te d tbl* S lh Ua^r of O c to b er, 1917. country when they can. Not eo much American ard is a resident of a statu other hands of the Germans, either tbe sol­ wiaiiT,* tbe war, but food’and where It la to Aulgn** A foreteld. ^MHWMWWWWWMMWVWMW than the state, of Florida and that t t - T u n t i c ■ Come from Is what the German people diers or the people. That li because THOMAS CM MKT W the newspapers talk always of the he Is a resident of the state of Illin­ are thinking.of," said Mrs. Bxadelskl. evil-doing of America—and the people GERMANS THOUGHT K. rXBGUSON HOUBUOLOn ois, residing at Sanford Street, in tho "When the people crowd Cjf too eag- bellevo what they read. They began LONDON WIPED OU T city of Feoria,, .Illinois and that • •i I' X rrly In the street, waiting fo'get their hating America long ago, when they -4 SANFORD LODGES 4 there Is no per^hn In tho.state of .amall bit of food, min come out With, heard It waa aiding Epgland, It It not , Sharon, Pa.—That the Ger­ Florida the service of .a subpoena LAWYERS whips, or pour hot water on them to Franco so much, but England and man aoldlera are victims of the Sanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. upon whom wpuld. bind the .de­ make them orderly. • That la In the America that Germany hates.” grossest sort of duplicity”Is the • Florida Communication every first and third Sanford, town of Mecklenburg j there we ataud fendant and affiant furthor says that Thursdays statement of Philip Fisher, a at 7:00. visiting brethrsn Sergeant Smdclskl had been an waiting two hours or more In rain or American'aoldler for years before he he believes the age of defendant to welcome. member of the American *Rcd mow. Hut In Berlin It la worse, and met and married the llttlo German Cross ambulance * corps In be more.thfcn twenty-one yeti*. O. L. Taylor O .J Miller men and women wait In line all night woman, during n visit to Germany sev­ • Secretary ' W. M France. In a letter to friends You are therefore ordered to apATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW Duy With Cards. hero Fisher says that be has eral years ago, but he left Just before pear to the bill on Monday, 3rd day . "All things nre bought by cards, the war. This'led.to suspicions that been present when German pris­ Monroe in ap ter No. IS, R. A. M of December, A, D;- 1917, the same Practice Ih State and Federal'Courts *. eun clothing and shoes. If I need a he was an American spy, and so when oners .have been questioned.' Meets every second and fourth Thura being^a rule day in this court. new suit or my little boy needs new his wlfo wished to leave Gormany last 'They did' not believe that tbe daylnM alonlc Hall-over tho Imperia Gerher-Woodruif Bldg . . . Sanford Fla It is further ordered that this no­ Theatre. Visiting eotnoanlona welcome smlerwear, .1 muat go to the officials May she had an Immense deal of red United States had any men in tice be published for four' consecu­ O. L. Taylor . . C. J. Humph France,” ho soya, "and they atso ■bd explain tho need And show them tape to untangle. For a month she Sec’y . High Priest tive weeks in the Sanford-'Hornld, a, j[ thought that Loudon'.had been the worn things.1 ■* had to go before the police each d a n "A grown man or woman geta half then eho wns summoned to Berlin. ;; obliterated by the ^ppellns.” newspaper published in Seminole Sfmlnole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sta a pound of nient a week, a tenth of a At the Danish border every scrap of <U VU W bWt AW bW W HW VVW V county, Florida. LAWYER Meets every first arid third Tuesday pound of butter and three poudds of paper but her passport wns taken "Witness E. A. Douglass, clerk p f In each month. Everyone who has sect) BUTT t . COURT HOUSK bread. This bread la made of pota­ nwny, nnd In Copenhagen sho was re­ Tortoise Boasts 99 Years. Circuit Court and the hcnl of said hi* Ftar in the East are cordially invited Phones 149, 339-w toes and a kind of green turnip, and In ceived coldly by the American lega­ Hinton, W. Va.—A tand tortolae at coult on this the ,10th day of Octo­ to visit thla chapter. m tf<tST that only a little can be eaten tion.* boenus?. ttyey would not hellp.ve least ninety-nine ycani old was found ber, A. D;^I917. Alice E. Robbins, Sec'y on the farm of C. a Neely, near here. .(seal) .E. A. DOUGLASS. Curved on Its back were the tnltlils A.- K. Powers, The Bamord Council K. oT C. . Clerk. of Mr. Neely's great-grandfather and Mcc'j tho 2nd Sunday 3 p. m., and the Solicitor for Complainnnt. 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at K. the date, "1818.” 20- tues-Etc of C. Hall, Oak Avo. C. L. Britt, Fin. Sec'y. ' Conner Joins Marine Corps. * NOTICE' Pitcher A1 Bonner, who has aeon To E C. Park hurst am) wife, Sallio Phoenla t/ouge No 6, K. of P. service in n number of Icoguca^ and Parkhur t and to al parties claiming MY SPECIALTIES: Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. tvas in tlie Northwestern, league until an interc t either os heirs devisees or Waiting kijlghta always welcome. it disbanded.this season, has Jofned tho ot. eiwis , an to any and all other H. Mcl O. J. Miller PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA Marine ebrid| and already Is In Bervtce. pa-ties qjaJming an interest In and to R.and S. r.C .' ' GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER * Following the close .of the Northwest­ the following ucsc.lbod real estate, sh­ .Sanford Lodge No. 27,1. O. O, P, ern hu pitched for nu Independent team unted. lying and beinn n the city of PLATED WARE county of Seminole, state of Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 ROGERS’ 1 • ■ ■* Prepared* Bpcclally fox This Nowapapcr In Dillon, Mont., before enlisting for Sanford, Florida, more particuljtrly described os In M. W. A. Hall, PIcoJBIock. All viaELGIN AND WALTIIAM WATCHES tbe war. * . * ' follows, to-wit: . #* iting brothers cordially.invlud. - * • $y Pictorial Review Ig)t 6, Block 8, Tier 7 and Lota 4 L. F. Itoner . /. W. 0. Singletary Municipal Golf Courses. H. and 6 of Blcck P, Tier 8 of Sanford, N. G. . “ ‘Sec. :f " - , * t _"fk' *r it Is f.fthunted-there arc only 00 mu> Florida, according to E. JL Traflord'a Gate City Camp No. 6, W. O. W nlclpul gulf courses In this country. map of tho city of .Sanford, na per plat *, Meets second and fourth Wednesda) is They n#e located |n cities having more thereof duly renyded in plat'book "B," Plum bing and Page 111 of-the public records o Or-, nights In each month.. drened women aro asking for very thau 25,000 population. F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolchan nnge county, Florida, of which tho simple blourcs, perhapa becauso »o Clerk Council Commando, Q as F itting county of Stmlnnle’wus formerly a part, many of them aro trylJg to mako whjch said plat has since the creation Acquiring a Husband. fhnlr own waists. # A dainty model of Carpeiitcra and "There ts too much smiling and og­ of Seminole County been duly tians- Untlfd Brolhcrhood In voile la shown hero. A pointed Joiners of America cribed and ia now u part of tho nubile collar flnl^hcs tho opon nock, whllo ling going on among tho young people records'of Seminole, county, Florida Sanford Local Union No. 1751 rnrett All Work R eceives My Person* the on^pleco aleevea are gathered to 'ja tho atroet cara nowadays," oafs first and ' third Thursday night at straight cuffs. In medium alto the Mrs. Freda Kupple, tbe sbortgrass It appearing from tho swrffn bill of o’clock in the M. W: A. Hall, Pico Blk. Attention .And B est Efforts • walat requires 2»j yards ,88-lnch ma- widow. Mrs. Kupplo didn’t even take, complaint filed. In the rase of Martha J. ,W. 0. Singletary W. W. Van Neas . N. Stono, i Idow solo survivin? uuatec "tcrlal. * Sec.Troas. Preaidoni Opposite Clig Hail , Telephone No 21 tho advantage of n fnco to fnco filrtar As the back and tho collar have tlon, Sho wrote her nnmo on an egg under the will of Oe«. N. Stone, de,_ no seams, the pieces of pattern foe hIic was about to take to town and ceasijd, • Rctec a Mary Gove, un­ married, Hoor<c, Dobbins and the thoso sections must be.laid along the lengthwise fold of material aftor It .the name wns .eeyn by a bnrtyjndef In Hank ol Commerce and Trust Com­ has been placet! on tba cutting table. the net of milking a ghi flir. The bar­ pany, a corporation ifotng buairlnn in To tho Iflft of tho back la tbo front, tender flnnlly.' bermne li^r first hus­ the, state of California, trustiis of the with large "0” perforation* on a band by telling tier be iyas an actor.'— estate »of' Charles G. Gove.. dccea*e<l, lengthwise thread..Opposite tho back Knnsns City St Hr. . ' ». E, 'C. Parkhumt and Bailie Parkunit, wife of E. C. I • khurst, nnd tho la room for tho pocket and cuff, both Unknown heirs, dovims, grantees or of- Iheao sections having tho large other claimants under tho said.E. C. Keep Up or Catch Up. "O" perforations resting on a length-, The oues who arc always trying to Putkhdrat and - Nellie Parkhurst, and wise thread. The sleeves com# dost, a'l parties claiming'an Interest in and being laid to tbo right of tbe collar catch up with some neglected task are to »ot 6. Blbck M, Tier 7 and Lota likely to go. to bed tired nnd disap­ 4 snd 5 Block 9, Tier 8. of the city o with large “O". perforations, on a pointed. Keeping up with our work Sanford. Flo Ida, according to E. R. lengthwiso thread. ought not to be too hard for any of map o f . Sanford, Fla., na If preferred tho collar may be cut us If wo arc well nnd strong. But TrafTord’a In ormnrr fo fhe demand for tlmper plat thereof duly recorded in Plat . pie model* come* this, new shirt- with round outline at tho*back. Thi catching up with work Is a different Book "B, Page 111 of the public - ualii. it hat art open neck wtlh . touch of embroidery which gives matter.—Uxchnnge. eco ds of Orange. county, of which polnlrd collar * trimmed irifh em- 1smArtnesa to the elmplest waists Is the county of Seminolo .Was fomcrly a troldrrg. -*v u V; part, which sard plat slncoTho crofat haa ainceiho • added to the color. It may bo done uti n of Seminole epunty been duly < Difficult for Some. and is now a pkrt of the For tho presaat, at least, trail-. In white or eelt-color. "It Is always easy to do right." do- transcribed public .cconls of Seminole county clarre' n -.Louisville minister. That Florida, defendants; that the residence CUTTING GUIDE 7 3 6 4 * S■.L’juigi1 Site 3 0 brother hasn't hail the same experi­ of the defendants, E. C. Parkhurst and ence with the devil that we’re hntL— Fail e Parkhurst are unknown, and that there is no person n the state-of Flor^ Houston Post. ida the service of n subpoena upon W indow F lags, for window or w ind -sh ield, m ad e o f whom would bind .the dele dints, or either ol them; that it fa the bcii f of peper, s iz e 6x10 in ch es, each ............................5 c . ffiant that both of tbe defendant! are LEGAL AKVfntlSING r ovor tho sge of twnty-one years, and it -rrr4 further crp raring from said bill of com­ Flag stic k e rs i 1-4x3-4 inches. P u t them on your co l­ that there aro other- parties Notice of Application for Dlacliarge plaint claiming in nterest under the sa'd To Whom It’ May Concern': lar, your b e lt or your hat ban d: U se them on your E. C. Parkhurst or Saliie Parkhurst, Take notice that on Wednesday, De­ either as heirs, devisees or dhuttecs, t« stationery. E nvelope containing 10 for - 5c cember 6th, 1917, or as soon there­ end that there af t other dalmant* whose names are unknown who claim after as convenient, at DeLand, some right,-title.and interest in and-to Florida, I shall present.to the Judge the property Involved in this suit as of the. Seventh -Judicial, Circuit hereinabove described. Court my’finai accounts end vouch­ Thereto e, you, IS. C. Farkhlirst and ers as . assignee of Seminole', Co- Sallia Parkhurst snd the unknown heirs, Operative Mercantile Company,* and devbtei and g antecs of the uld E. C. O FFICE SU P P L Y D E PA R T M E N T Parkhuflt and Sallle Parkhur.t, and: all aak for their approval, and^ ray final other parties claimin any right, title discharge aa such ‘assignee ln aq- or intcrent In and to-tho-land hereinPHONE 1 4 8 abovo^dasexibed Ure hereby ordered to cordadee with law.* appear to the bill of complaint filed In — * HENRY W IGHT/ • -* ■ , * on or before Monday, Uie Asjignee^ Aforesaid. . this,.cause “ o-of_ ay f Feb uary, 1918,.the 1918,.t same 20-Tues-6te a rule day of this court, and ft is ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 » » » » 4 M 4 » 9 H M 9 9 H M M 9 » I M 9 M M I M M » 9 4 4 9 » » ’ te— :------- »— ;-----r. . i ___ r ordered that this nnotice < bo to n s Seventh Judicial published fpr twelve cone consecutive weeks la . Circuit ,§C County, Pjer- IH, the Sanford Herald, a newspaper Circuit, S published in coi tn Seminole county, Florida, ‘ Ida. In Chancery Witness my. hand, and the seal 'of the Bertha Flra'sier • A TB. . MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, OYER AND REPAIRER Citation . \ Henry JP’ra^fcf. a -V | 1 ‘‘ ourigstown, Ohio f FTf-^ - .‘n r ' f V F- • rjvi .• -U,. T a H e firy aV , Uon. or All X(nd* on SSorl 4 i ' It-ia hereby ordered that you ap­ ,(wd) w E. A. DOUGLASS, THE HERAUD PRINTING COMPANY ' f Join Oar. Cenllemwi'. V.lel ’Clnb, *2.00 ’ Per Month. pear to the hill of complaint filed J SANFORD, FLORIDA. PHONE 148 herein a g iiu t you. in the, above en­ S U l ' r * iM .6 .0 0 U P W A R D titled eauaglon th f fird d*jr o t De­ ' • -f f ' l 'ii t?)! '5 * ' ■ >.v.‘ i - .--•*• i - - . cember, A, D. 1917,rend the Sanford •v * * * , v Herald ia designated u the reewt1 1 ,VJ ■ ■> m Wilson & Honsbolder ..GEO. A. DfiCOTTES.. SCHELLE MAINES H EN R Y M c L A U L I N JEWELER Jiomo. * t . H. DIN G EE The Demand For Simple Blouses. ,■-** v/T i SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM! • M G ive clear, perma­ nent; co p ies. W ill not smut, dry out, or. fill the type. Star Brand Non-Filling Typewriter Rib- are guaranteed to .give 76,000 im­ pressions of the letters “a'Vor “e” with- . out clogging-so*as to show on the paper* D. C. BROCK CALLANDSEEMEONSANFORDAVL %y* -v. teTr,V j 'wKw-i- i-vs! � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 06, 1917; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/61854b29f7020592fe4f4f97d0fb475c.pdf 24b29e04c8af69ceb2812ace7c50de94 PDF Text Text *• f t L W ’m i'rC i. . PUBUSUED : >SBM1- WEEKLY 1 • 1 i_ _ l i J L 1H £< . i S ^ h i , — | k . f c ’ k L > ' ■ "V. i IN SANFORD— Llfo /* W cth^oing ' *‘KV'.*-: —- ■ ■ 11 * ‘ - -— ’ 1- -V-" ,7 * 'r* %•».»•' .; SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, t i l l ________ ** * *' *• ‘** *V * * President Wilson has issued his ever entered -upon; *we have, if w 1917’ Thanksgiving . Day proclama­ but observe a reasonable and prac­ for not less than $1.76 per box, pay-, tion, calling upon the nation, even’ ticable 'economy, abundance with Hernando^,.....:___ 2,000 968 FIBST n a t i o n a l b a n k b u y s ments to be 10 per. cent down and in the midit of 'the sorrow and great which to eupply the needs of those HiIlshorougo_L.'^.u.i 20,000 14,802 K ER EN SK Y D E P O S E D AND balance on delivery. . peril'of a world ghaken by.war, to associated with ue as well aa .our the w a r r a n t s , 600 RbImH..^.:..-..^.J..v.. 4,000 SQ U A RE D EA D S IN C O M ­ Petition claim of Mrs. Carrie W thank God lor blessingi that are bet­ own. A hew light shines about us. . 4 '9 J. . ,V. Jackson....;................ 10,000 802 Speer approved. MAND Sanford, Fla*. Nov. 6, 1917. ter than mere peace of mind ..and The great duties of a new day Jefferson.^.™...; 468 . 2,000 •• *•» Notary public bonds of I. t . Cook prosperity of enterprise. jTJIon. boat’d of county coramliawaken A new and greater national Lafayette.... ......... .. 2,000 202 Premier Kerensky The proclamation, fixing Thurs­ spirit in lu. Wo shall never again bo Lake •*'e#Mra met In regular kcaslon at 10 and Mrs. Q. If, Houaholdcr ap­ 8,000 2,762 posed., - . • proved. * •. . day, November 29, aa Thanksgiving divided or wonder what stuff we aro Lee.— ‘Vefoik a. m. Preaont: Chairman *.».••«..« .... m*. 8,000 1,768 T he: Maximalists have obtained ' L. A. Drumley and Commlaalbner* Bonds for carrying firearms ap­ Day, follows: made of. Leon..... ..... • ‘. 2,000 2.421 control of Petrograd and Issued a k p. Hagan, C. W. Entamlngcr, proved and license ordered laatied as " It has long been the honored cus­ "And while wo fender thanks for Levy_....__ 1, 000 ­ 81 proclamation saying the new gov­ 0. P. Swope and E. H. Kilbce, with foloowa: D. H. Hooker, C. B. Searcy, tom of our people to turn in tho these things let us pray Almighty Liberty..__ 1,000 21 ernment will propose immediate V. E. Douglaaa, deputy* clerk, and Y. E. Douglass, C. W. Entamlngcr, fruitful autumn of the year in praise God; that Jn all humbleness of spirit Madison..-,..------ — 8,000 693 peace, the semi-official Russian news & E. Ilrady, sherjff, in attendance. J. W. Pennington, W. .T., Dearie. and thanksgiving to Almighty God we pnsy always look to Him for Manatee,...— 3.000 -3,127 agency announces. The M*xitpaMinutes' of last regular meeting, Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded fog HU many blessings Ind mercies gardynce; that wo may be kept con- M arion-..-...:----- -- 6.000 3,002 lists were assisted by the Petrograd also two call meetings of Oct: 8th by O. P. Swope, clerk is instructed to us tk V nstion. That custom we ^tjf; iri.the spirit and purpose of Monroe..—______ ... 6;QOO 1,893 garrison, which a made possible a and 16th read and- approved. to draw warrants fqr $.00.payable can follow now even iri the midst of acrvlte; that by Ilia grace oqr minds Nassau— 2,000 1,086 epup do etat without bloodshed. * • the tragedy, of s world shAken by m ay•,bo d ire c ted a n d our hands Okaloosa • G. It. Ramsey, highway engineer, to Peggy Moya, pauper. 1,000 . 936 ' The military revolution commit­ 'addressed tho board in reference to • Atty. Geo. A. DcCottes road com­ war and immeasurable dUaater, in strengthened; and that in His good Okeechobee.— /..... — 1,000 674 tee of the central .council of soldiers' the payment of certain bills Of Sem­ munication with the Governor, in’ tho midst of sorrow and great peril, time}liberty and security and peace Orange-.-...— ----- 6,000­ 6,272 and thft workman’s deputies Iff a inole county road bond fund, to-wit: reference to equipping Seminole because oven amidst tho darkness and the comradeship of a common Osceola..... _____ _ 2,497 proclamation to the army commit­ 8,000 ' - *;. . that has 'gathered about us wo can Justice may be vouchsafed all tho Palm B each--— — 2,000 , Seminole County Bond Trustees, County Guards. . 1.024 tees and to all soldiera and aallora of the earth. $662.60, and Fla. East Coast Ry. Bid of the First National Bank of ■ee the great blessings God has be­ nations Pasco...... 893 councils,* says: 2,000 ' • • • Co., account Augusta Vitrifled-Shale Sanford, Fla., for the purchase of tho stowed upon us, blessings that are 8,000 4,261 "Wherefore, I, Woodrow. Wilson, Pinellas..;.__ — "We havo deposed without blood,, " Brick Co., .demurrage a n d ‘freight"in 7 interest bearing warrant for the better than mere pence of mind and President of tho United States of Polk._____/.___ 8,000 6.630 shed of tho government which arose t full, $571.87, and on motion of L. P.. equipment, of the Seminole County prosperity of enterprise. 4(000 3.630 America, do.' hereby designate Putnam-.... I__ againsttho revolution!'' * "We have been given the oppor­ Thursday, tho twenty-ninth' day of St. Johns.— Hagan, seconded by O. P. Swope, Guards opened and read, and it be­ « 2,600 2,430 It proclaims the authority of the ’ above bills wtre ordered paid. . ing tho only bid for said warrants tunity to serve mankind as we onco November next, as a day of* thanks­ St. Lucie— ..... 2,600 '*2,187 military revolutionary committee County Judge E.- F. Houaholdcr same was accepted. Bid’as follows: served ourselves in tho great dijy of giving and prayer arid invite the Santa Rosa.,— . 3.000 1,*22 and aiya that tho officers who do addressed tho board in reference to For tho warrants of tho county our declaration of independence, by people throughout the land to ceaae Sominde___ __ . 2,000 2,144 family of Mr. Lane at Wagner. ~ amounting to $3,6{S4.29’- to run not taking up arms agairut a tyranny' upon ‘thpt day from their ordinary S um ter'— 1,600 riot.openly’Join the movement must 1.000 " . 3.000 «.1*081 immediately bo arrested. Mr. McLindon, ct al, . addressed moro than 18 months, drawing 6 per that , threatened to master and de­ occupations and in their several Suwannee....__ Uncertain military detachments, base men everywhere and. joining 2.000 ‘ 2,893 the board in reference to increase in cant interest, said wargahth isauod homes and places of "worship to fon­ Taylor-'...__ i — 3,426 the proclamation adds, m int not bo 4,000 salary of-Mr. C. M. 'Berry, county for tho purpose of^neeting payments with other free peoples In demand­ der thnnks to God, tho Great Ruler Volusia__ _____ ing for all the nations of the world 198 permitted to leavo tho front for . 1,000 Wakulla-"'-...... demonstration- agent and asked that duo on arms and . equipment pur­ .of nations. 624 Potrograd. Where persuasion faHcd. • Walton..................... 6,000 same be raised to $1800,00 per year, chased for the qsc of tho Seminole that wo then riorqandcd and obtained "In. witness whereof I have here­ 1,069 the statomeht says force must bo and *on motion of O. .P. Swope, sec­ County Guards, .the First National for ourselves. In this day of the rev­ unto set my hand and caused tho Washington............. 3,000 used without rnercy. _Thc text of onded by L., P. HAgan, this board Bank of Sanford, Fla., will pay par, elation of our duty not o;,Iy to de- •eaLof tho United States to bo af­ State of Florida.. 200,000 122,670 the proclamation of the committee sgreei to provide for an increase 'in less a discount of two per cent On mor Zend Out own rights ns n nation, but fixed. * reads: ‘ to defend also tho-rights of free men LoRoy Hodges, -'Mr. Berry's salary in the neat-dud- tlon of O. P. Swope, seconded. by "Dono In tho District of Colum­ "To tho army command of the Campaign Director. get, to the amount'of $1800.00 per C. W. Entaminger tho abovo bid throughout tho world, there has bia this 7th day of November in tho ac^lyenrmy and to all councils of been vouchsafed i|s in full (in .In­ Close, of Office Nov. 6, 1917. year, provided Mr. Berry, will con­ was accepted and warrants "ordered year of our Lord one thousand nino soldieir and workmen’s delegates spiring measure tho resolution and , tinue fjr tho prieuit year a t old aa Issued, hundred and seventeen and of tho and to .the garrison and proletariat '• The Y. M. C. A._ Movement , W. R. Ilcalcy addressed the board spirit of united action.. We have ary. Motion carrisd. . independence of the United States of of. Petrograd: * . been brftught-to ono mind and pur­ -Jacksonville, Nay. 8.—Speakers Mr. O. C. Bryant addressed the in referenpo. to dangerous bulls at pose. A new vigor of common America the one hundred and forty"Wo havo deposed the government arc being engaged for m;;tings dur­ . * • . board in reference to closing open largo in Altamonte. • counsel and common action has been second.. . ing the Y. M. C. A. drivo fdr funds of Kerensky which rose against the Tax Collector Jno. D. Jinkina ariditch end putting in culvert in front revealed in us. We should especially "WOODROW WILSON, from November- 11 to Nov. 19, In- revolution and tho people. The ** ‘k\ of his house at Wagner, and agrees dressed the board, in reference to cot thank God that in such -circum­ "Ry the President: • * ’ • cluklve. .Meetings aro being arrange change which resulted in the depo-.* to furnish culvert if county, will do loction of taxes of tho special bond stances, in the midst .of-thc greatest "Robert Lansing, ed Id various parts o( the state. sitlon or tho provisional government . thq work, and on motion of C. W. funds, -and on motion of C. W. Entz- enterprise tho spirit ‘ of men havo "Secretary of State.'' ' • • The entire southeastern district of was accomplished' without. .blood­ • Entxmingcr, seconded b y L. P, mingcr, sccorided by L. P, Hagan, ' tho United States is to .bo thotough- shed. * H»CJn, 0. P. Swope is authorized to tho following resolutions wero adopt­ "The frtrogtad' council of soldiers ly canvassed during tho eight, days ed:' ' * ‘V' have this work done. Carried. and wprkmcn's' delegates solemnly devoted to the campaign and Florida "Tax collector is advised that .the Kick Zi rnovcan addressed *' the welcomes thoaccomplished change. • will come in for , her shnro of cam­ boarii in rt fiTcncc to work.O'tl Msld-i levy assessment far the year 1917 of and proctcims the autirority of the vr paigning. . • . en l.rm*. and on motion of" C. W: seven mills for road bond fund .is for '.‘iM military revolutionary committee un­ O.v1 E. Mnplc,' secretary of tho Kntzmingcr, seconded by L. P;. the sole purpose of paying interest Jacksonville division is now in a trip til .tbo'crcatlon of a government, by .‘ Hagen- matter referred, to Com-, oh bonds and for a sinking fund, and M O R E S I G N E R S O E P L E D G E C A R D S I N C O M P A R I S O N to. Tallahassee and territory between the soldiera’ and . workmen1! ’ dele­ 13, ' mssloncr L. A. Brumlcy to Ihvwfl- that all collections on this account s‘ f O F P O P U L A T IO N . • there and tfils c ity .' He in arranging gates. • t»te . and report ' at next regular should be pjid direct to the bend .."Announcing this to th e ’arm y.at , wor^cr8 Pu,^ ^ ° cf*?" (\ nuftinjet Carried.. • . v ' " • trustees of th e ’said road bond fund, 'Wihning a jilacc far, toward the near'y all (here has been a loyal Afid1" pnign. the front tho rovilutionary commit­ In other s*ect)oha of the state Mctinn of L. p . Hagan,‘seconded and ha is authorised aiid hereby in­ top of 'the list in ‘tho grent'Food ct mtnendahlej effort . that was only men are doing a similar* calts tf tee calls upon the revolutionary sol­ A by 0. I*. Swope, Sheriff E. E.\Br*dy structed to'be governed accordingly. Pledge Campaign," conducted by the bailed at the close df the campaign', work in many-counties. It was r t; diers to watch closely the conduct of by the. fa »uthori;cd to purchaso 12 blankets Tho bond trusters'cf tho* rood bond Food Administration of tho United" and .was meosured ported,, at headquarters yesterday the men in command. Ofncora'wb.o y- for cou .ty - /all. .* . fund are Frank L. -Woodruff, A. R. States during tho week cf ^October epi-it—lf-tbn~p«oplc.,who were oskc<l thst tfic outlook for ’$100,000. from do "not -Join tho .accomplished revo­ . November 4. Florida'has mailo tql^'dgn the pledges.-. In. the mortf 29 tp «. — . Muldi of C. W. Entxmingcr, Key and B. F.' Whltnar.r ^ t lutionary expedition immediately > . good her'boast und challenge to 9II iIn..v ly‘|>o|')uiatpd districts (here Wos Florida was good. *- Mc " l’d by O ^P. Swope, clerk in; ‘"Tax collector Is hereby 1>uthorlted must be arrested at onco os enemies. ’ 'The war Is coming • nearer to ‘hided to draw-warrant payablo to and directed to apply all fiihdi col­ other state of the.Union by return-, found some lethargy and non interest America every day." The aona of the p*"Tho Petrograd council of work­ • and (specially was this truo among" ) ^ r- Flowers Mr $10.00, account lected by him oh account of Black ing a to tal of 122,670 pledtfea. rich pnd the poor alike will be in the men's and soldiera' delegates consid­ • Mr*. Hose,.-a pA'upcr. : ' *. Hammock Drainage D istrict.on-as­ The record Is moro noteworthy be­ tho people of* Jacksonville,' Tampa, armleaXwhlch will go aoroaa tho sea ers this to be the .program of the new Pensacola, Key . West aqd one or , . . : to fight tho Pruuianism which has authority: . • Motion of C. W. Enfxmfnger, aeo sessment roll of 1917,. to the bond cause* of the peculiar . geographical tw i other large dfire of the stafe. Ahape of tho state -and tho many trustees of the said Black. Hammock. "First, tho offerof an immedlato irondi-d by E. ,H ., Kilbce, D r .J . T. Those counties which won the "blue boorf stalking civilisation for years. ' ’. :-\ ^•Denton is authorized.to Investigate Drainage. District,. and ia advised difficulties of communication and ribbon hoqors", and their chairmen The funds to bo raised aro to be democratic peace*. fj "Second, the immediate handing used for the entertainment of theke •uipcctcd. cases-pf trachoma in-this that tho levy assesamont is for the traiportation (hat not only made, arc as follows: ^ , soliciting signatures -a* labor, that sole purpose of 'paying Interest' on over of large proprietorial lands to • , • " ■ * . mcnv The plan of giving, to these tounty and to confer with county Baker county, goal 1,000, total will bo such that tho poor man ss the peasants. * ’ commissioner! in thair district and bonds and for a sinking fund. Ths few would care to regularly under­ pledge 1,897, J. D. Duger, chair­ take, but also '"prevented communi­ Bond Trustees of Black Hammock ( "Three, tho tranamisalon of all au­ , to operate when' aame< are indigent, well as the rich can contribute. The '. . Dr.„ Denton, to. receive a fee of Drainage District Are J. H. Lee, L. cation that would have been inval­ man: Broward county, goal, l^OOO, gifts can arrango from *>nq cent,on, thority to the council of loldiftrt' and total pledges 1,008, J. J. Joyce chair­ up to millions of dollars. All will be workmen's delegates. I**4j $10.00 Tor each operatloh, except in T. Hunt and O. P. Swope. / . . . . uable In. creating - a more earnrat man; Citrus county, gosl 1,000, total welcome. . sp irit‘in the' rural or isolated dis"Fourth, the hontst convocation* '■■*■** • the city V-hcro ho ia to receive a fee ' "Tax Collector is advised that the • _ of. a constitutional assembly. • ... of $5.00 for taeh operation. Motion Florida Groves Drainage District trictaT:. However, thar* ia no apol­ pledgee. J.044, -Miss Co uni a Dsvano, Pauline Frederick Married ■ 'Washington, D. C., "Nov. 9.— earriod. • " was organized under the lawa of ogy made. by. the Food Administra­ chairman;- Dade county goal 6,000, tion- and Campaign Director I-eRoy. total, pledges 6,693, . R. . E. - Hull, Friends of Willard Mack, - play Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded Florida, which provide that all funds Hodges was well pleased with (he re­ chairman? Leon .county, goal 2,000, wright and actor, and Pauline Fred- Kerensky’s falL and the collapse of his government in Petrograd at the derived from taxation for. payment ;" b)r C. W. Entaminger, W. C. Wll*1 sults shown in- thfc total tabulations total. -pledge* 2,421; Mrs. F. R. 8. rick.the actress learned yesterday rf hands of the Maximalists who pro­ L interest'and striking fund are psyli#m»on,- 8upt. of poor farm Is au­ Phillips chairman; Manatee county, shown this morning. ' . their marriage in Washington, D. C., pose a separate peace with Germany ,* l.hdjri^il to. purchaae three comforts ble direct to the Bond Trustees of goal 8,000, total pledges 3,127, M. G. on- Mobday,< where ihey had gone la regarded here ae threatening Rus­ tha'said’ fund by the tax collector. Mr. Hodges predicts thyt Florida • ,n? lvo mattreaaes for-county home. Rushton chairman; Orange county, for- the premiere of Mr. Mack’s lat­ sia f ith the civil war which all her Tlje Bond Truateea for the Florida ; L ' of 0- _ p- 8wops, seconded Groves Drainfcge District are 0. P. wlL have a t least 80,000 pledges' be­ goal 6,000, total pledges 6,272, Seth est play, "Tfger Rose." friends hoped to sc*, avoided. fore the week la over, aa there are \ w C‘ W" Supt. J. M. Woodruff chairman: SemlnolS ‘coun­ This, is Miss Frederick’s second The ’state department, entirely thousands of periods who are sign Wynn U Instructed * t<T"ropbrt>tii’ 5wop*> B* F. 'Wheeler., and : L.* A. .. • w » r8he,don# The U x -collector (a here­ log and malllng’thelr cards direct ,to ty, goal, 2,000, total pledges 2,444, ma'rriage. Iri 1909 she was married without official advices of its own,, . . _ - _ .. . curing Attorney Schqlie Ms!ne. hire. C. M. Berry chairmen Taylor to fran k M. Andrews,-architect of jbe condition of certain roads ind by a'uthorisod and directed to pay headquaretere. All these will be county, goal 2,000, total pledges tho Hotel Alpiri, and they were di­ was silent, wishing to avoid making any^ statements until the situation Jbuse if nm o by the Alford atl fundf"collected by him on ac­ credited to the respective counties In 2,898, F. 8. Jackson chairman. vorced about four y^ars later. Mr. eould be accurately assessed on tho ’ 1:-, . Lumber Co., and Mr. Maine* Ia in­ count of the ^Florida Grove*. Draiji- which they sre signed, but of course Mack’s first wife^wa* Marjorie Ram- basis of Intlniate reports from AmTotal List of Counties truded to take Criminal ____ age District on aascument ’ roll of will not be entered on the officuial beau, the actress; who. recently ob­ bsssador Francis at Petrograd. * The following ia a total list of the *, *lnV th« Alford Lumber Co., for 1917 io the Bond Trustees of said flgurti compiled *t Washington.* In tained a divorce. . datrict and Is advised that the levy The Russian erobasiy too, pre­ some of the sta ts'th o campaign-i* counties and'.thp pledges received up “ Id dam,K0 of > a d e . . • . • • A marriage'license was Issued .yes­ ferred not to make the statem ent " °f 0. P. Swope, seconded assessment la for tha sola purposa.of being extended through this week, to the count this morning: terday *t the municipal building to' until later ant}'until there has been . , j / • ,‘ff*gan, this board will ex- paying Interest on bonds and" for a and instructions have been wired all Goal Pledges Miss Ray Cox, the actress, and Har­ sinking fund. \ * Florida counties to ' get as msny Alachua.................... .w'jd the time of Mr. J. T. McLain's 6,000 - 8,090 vey James F llh t/In s of the man­ ’pportunlty for commuulcatloa w ith, more cards/Aigned as possible* asall Tax-Coileetdf-Jpo. D. Jinkins bare ” °n the QriedorOrlando road Baker.... ................. 1,000 1,897 agers of the Goldwyq Pictures Cor­ .mbassador Bakhmetleff, traveling « . will. Help' in ' tba educational" wo^k' - “" ^ “ ^ tlmp.as ears can be ae- presented"ropoii of de^inquaht pbrBay:.-;.K*..i^:..w..:_ 2,000 1.625 poration, whose engagement was In the south. fonal’ proparty taxe# ygt tamalning that ia to Immediately be taken up Bradford.............1.... ! 8,000* Embassies of.the entente allic^s,' re486 made known ’last- week. . Hed ' °r tf’e f,?u^ n*..°f clay.- Car­ * * * v . '• * . unpaid- and tor .which ’ executions by Food Administrator Braxtpn - Brevard................. ..... 2.00Q ellxlnt "the development means fink 1,832 Mlaa Com; who ia a headliner-in 1,008 vaudeville,', ia. 88, and divorced l]er of^all probably, a re-arrangemant of. Motion ofvL. P. Hagan, seconded havi been issued and turned over to Beacham from ' the Orlando office B r o w a r d - l ; 0 0 0 where headquarters, of the Florida Calhoun.....................2,000 sheriff.. • • * 104 first husband, Henry Cox Fjahal, for thrir war plans, were, qhocked bu* " L E ?- ^ 0. P .V o p e U audivision will- be estqbUshed. * tubtion. of L; 1^. Hagen, aecCltrua— — 1,0001,044 desertion on April 17 a* year ago, rt- not 'disheartened At what ie conaid* • "kisln d l? Purch*»« ». -bed of onded ;b y ‘ C. "W. Entxminger. tax . In-ha district. . ' Several, of Thy oountics exceeded ...... 1,000 790 telving permission to uM her maiden ered V ‘triumph, of insidious German 888 nam e,. Mr. F lin t,; who ia the same propaganda. . " ths eaveral county*of- collector,-and sheriff are hireby in4 the allotment of pledges expected C ol umbl a............... „ . v 2,000 re,d* *PP/oved and ordered structed to at -once enforce the pay-* Horn them, "and Returns showed' that iJade........... ............. 6,000 . • 6,698 age, wta divorced by his wifi, Edith The genera) npeinton here .among ment of these taxes by levy and sale the chairmen of these dbtricts had'a DkSotpl..................... 6,000 1,010 8. Flint,. In Providence, R. t f , in thoea In position to be beat Informed P‘ ,d during the <month aa provided by law, and to report to moat efflefent and energetic working Duval.-.----*.............. 20.000 16,408 July, 1916. Mist Cog resides a t tba on Ruaslqn affair* is th a t Keienaky thie board at next reguUr meeting. force which covered the entire coun­ Escambia......... 10,000 . 4,106 Hotel -Biltmore. and W* follower* }>rob*bly w|U at Motion carried. ty, and left nothing undone in mak- Flagler.:---- j, 000‘ 887 once' * « t. u p . a', new, government a t b fC ^W > ,P * 8wopf* wconded Motion Of L..P..liagan,.*eeond#d log the goal set for thei^i. This does Fraaklin—.......... —. J lh>0.d 984 Moscow, ‘ leaving Petrograd to Miss Muriel Harrold will glva a •tnicta^R '^.nU“ in r,r' tKla b0"* 1 in* by * . H*'H31b*. clerk U instructed in • no, way -detract from .tho bery Gadsden-......... ........ 6,006 ’. 8,060 musical at th* Cecillan Music Cl\tb " C" Wiyiamson to n ___ 1 - v i >l allan iaAh m6 orange, on .tm * a t county lo n e (Continued on Pag* 4) . ■ - , x . ■ * Seminole’s Good Record s • I * - ■ s -• . -i , - • i-c �For Sala’-Nlc# cauliflower, plant* now ready,. $2.60 per thousand. D. R. BrUson, Celery avenuo. . 18-U la no use bauUn« • veryiaria partTT the fuel which now clogs the railroads and that It would be cheaper to ex­ tract Its chemical conteots and bujn the resulting coke to make electric cipreut in great central stations for distribution over a wide area. The more America? business saves frdm purposeless and unscientific cart*. Ing of things about, the more will be available for serious and beneficent alms. Amefjcans should save their step*... For Sale—Shetland pony, seven years old, gentle and broken to saddle. S. Rungc, 417 W. Third 8t. ♦ '9 -U e, For 8ale—Fifteen acres, about g acres cleared, fronting Lake Monroe. Abundant muck on p lace.. Fifteen minutes’ walk from postoffice. See C. H. Leffler. . \ 7 -tf-’ For sale-celery plants $1.00 per thou­ sand. W. J. Thigpen. 22-2tc, Everyday Someone Dally Thought FOR RENT To give and benefit one person Is Rooms for Rent—910 Oak Ave good, but to give and'bencflt many, touch b ett« t-es bearing a resemblance 22-tf • to the benefit of God,\wEb I* the uhi­ re rani benefactor.—Dante. . "> ,F or Rent—Upper flat, 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping,' 409 Palmetto. * 20-3tp.^ For Rent—Two nicely ’ furnished rooms. Hot and cold water. Con­ veniently located. J01- Magnolia ff some retarding' device can be For Rent—Furnlahed room* for light housekeeping, 117 Laurel avrnue. 19-tf ' For Rent—Throe furnished room* with til conveniences. Eleventh and Magnolia. 4rs. iV. C. DeCoursey; 17-tf tors. ▲ fins aero engine U simply an aatonlahtngly clever piece of mechan­ The Rent Was Due. ical construction. It Is very nearly ' EjlUor—M J can’t 'u»e your poem, bnl handmade from end to end. ' ■ For Rent—Furnlahed rooms for. yon ftlght leove your nddreas." Bart* —*Tf you don’t toko the poem I.ahnn’ light housekeeping. (307 Magnolia. „ ' . SAVINQ STEPS IN BUSINESS hove any address.".. •• . 17-tf For Rent—Three unfurnished oma. InqulrotHcrald Office. 16-tf Pinch In Transportation Facilities Call for Closest Attention of American Industry.American business Is quite likely to learn, pertly as a result of- the war,, that to survive end develop properly It must cut out wasto to s far greater extent ’ perhaps than inen havo dreamed, says ttoo Philadelphia Ledger. 'One of tho biggest leaks Is probably In transportation, and'aa e peoplo Ameri­ cana have been reckless In their uso of this commodity, If It can bo called such. With tho present pinch In trans­ portation facilities, now Is a good tlmo to take account of stock. American business and industry will havo to learn how to save Its steps. Socfie day It will learn that It la folly to drag coal barges 00 miles down tho Delaware and 100 miles or so up ihe LYRIC CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Rent—Three very desirable rooms and uso of sitting room, Un­ furnished or partly furnished, $18.50 per month.. Inqulro at the French Shop for Information. 16-4f WANTED 1 All Local Advertisements Under WANTED A HANFOBD BOOSTER This Heading THREE CENTS a ■Who believes In Sanford and hef Line For Each Insertion. Minimum future and. knows it to bef tho best Charge 25 Cents. . V . city in tho state, to mnko me an ofTer in answering an advertisement whero no namo Is mentioned In the ad, please do not ask The Herald for Information as to tho Identity .of tho advertiser. Ususlly wo,do not know- who tho advertiser Is and If w o’do we aro.not allowed to give out this informatiop. Simply write a loiter and address it as per in­ structions "la the ad. . FOR SALE THEATRE for Lot’127 In Sanford Heights. This lot Ib on Park avenue and a corner lot at that. "Sold'flvo years ago for $560.00. What is it worth today to VOU. Address Fred T. Field, Jack­ sonville, Fla. . Wqnted to Rent: A good house with at least seven rooms for-per­ manent h?me. Set*- J. O. Packard, N. Park Ave.r jqlit olT Flyst St. . • 'r . ' 21-2tc •' . Wanfcd^-*Me'nl For Sale—Good't galvanized gasoBetween 17 and 40, IlaptiSt intank, cost $1.00 will sell for 1.00 R. J. Holly, Sanford. Herald. ellntfd or non-chUrch preference^ to jolh. Beroan Cliisi. R. M. Grovene^For Sale’ or Exchange—A twenty steln, president.' ' " 11-tf hero fnrm, good soil, right on n lake. St’rnyed—Brown, 2 year old heifer "inihs from A. C. Is station, Oftuen mjh-s south of: I'alutkn, For with hell and chain.. Notify Lottie 22-2lp particulars-’ call at .Jlic Sonilmjle Staple!*. Reward. Hotel*, Sanford/ • - - • 21-4 lp^. - Lost—.Hand bag on.Park or Firs't-.^t* io TO-NIGHT •V a SH E S ” A drama ot w-onderful adventures ALSO A BIG COMEDY W E D N E S D A Y ;^ FLORENCE ;TURNER:;iti/ ‘‘A WELCH SINGER’! \ ALSO A COMEDY . . THE JAZZ BAND ADMISSION 10 and 20 CENTS * THURSDAY . Mary Anderson , “THE DIVORCEE” - ALSO A COMEDY ^ THE JAZZ BA N pr ADMISSION 10 and ZOHCf^T* 9MING! “The Slficker* Also Rosco Arbucklc in. “ OHI DOCTOR” Pencil . • Holders✓ Pencil Sharpne.rs . Erasers Rubber Bands • . i Rubber Stamps • * • For v SaIo—IIouso 16x24. . First 0.00 .takes It.- See Sanford NoVty ■Works. French and Commcril St. 17-4tp 1 win be ■ r n n ld e U for the pMltton of Aldtrman ot the City of Henford eubjeet Ip clrlon of I be White Man'* Primary to bo held ta Tueaday November ZOth, 1917. neepertloDy, * CANDY MATINEE WEDNESDAY Indelible Ink in— — ■ Account Books Steno. Note Books S to p U s in g C h e a p , U n r e lia b le . C a r b o n 'P a p e r . -• • . r v Mirw i . ..F o r Salo—l'Jl$;;Maxwell touring - 'To lb* ■udlArilA'OIvr* at thuC Ity •! Hanford 1 l»»f la innounrt my cssdldary for car, good appearance »nnd running nomination to (b-.alUc* of Mayor u» th* City orderi new, Rayfleld carburator, fo* •I Hanford, Florida, to tba PrlmSry, Election 10 bald Norombor’.lOih, 1917, Bn* rptodjo rayquick ifale at $250.00. Intent chang­ bo Mil to ablda l>y.tb« action bf raid Primary. .. Should 1 bo ftvorvd *>ltb tho nomtoatton fc ing tp Ford.-,'*truck. C. L. Wcat', tbla Important oOro ol trsat and nanor, 1 •u l Ovied.p, Fla. . 18-tf In thofuluro y*« my brol ondfdvoro, aa I hovo In tba part, to five to the City e f Hanford aa lla Mayor,aa a flw L n t.d m to M M lt o n .^ ^ -^ .. * C a ll ^ o r P h o n e u s a b o u t y o u r R e q u ir e m e n ts a n d w e w ill Thumb Tacks . Stamp Pads Second Sheets •- Stationery C arbon-Paper Letter Files Mucilage ■ Pens Price Tags W aste Baskets Letter ^Trays Penholders : >* * - WSw •t * \ Letter Clips • Reward 823 Park’Ave. 22-2tc [ fo r Sale at dnre—Thoroughbred bnfi puppy, 3 mvntha old. Reg." la Lost-^-Whifo belt; with enameled lafgc'ilitockv* Call at the "Dlamodd bar pin'havlng Initials' "M. R." and. Palace,.-'Sitqfprit-Avei ' 2 1 -2 tp .. 1913;- Firlder return to 1011 Oak avenuo and receive reward. v 21-2tc For.lJalc'r'r.Threo acres Improved Jand ndjoning .Sanford. For quick sale $760 cash ’ Write IL E. King, 949 Indiana Wichita, Kans. . 1rt-81p y Sewing, machine for shlo or rent fnqulre-312 Oak avonae, * 20-0tc The chances are that it for the Office we do Don’t -tako a chanco With.inferior carbon papetv 2 S S It means faded; illegible copies, imiidy*files, waste II | | of time and poor work. Put .a stop to this! _ UsO I U I Stapling Machines . Typew riter * v Ribbons r Lye Shades • Loose Leaf Memo Books and Fillers Clipless Paper rastn ers 0 Supplies for V erti­ cal FilingCabinets Adding Machipe TRADE Luting legibility-^neatness—uniformity—and economy make HultiKopy theratandary carbon baper. In black or blue, MultlKopy never fades. MultlKopy gives non-smudging, non-rubbing copies which offen rivril tho oi^ndLf^clearncss andlegibDlty^ MultlKopy gives surprisingly long acrYfco*aiuUi unequalled-for manlfoldlng. o Writ* for pREE Sample Sheet 1 There Will Be. No Advance in Prices— I t is N ot N e c e s s a r y . TUESDAY— “ Annie For Spite* M ary M iles Minter. WEDNESDAY— First Episode of “The Lost Express a Mystery Serial THURSDAY— “In Slumbcrlarid”.--T helm a Salter— ^ P egin n tag Wednesday;, November 7th, all school'children on the Honor Roll will bfc admitted to either matinee-or.night, each and every day, aa long as they remain on the honor toII^ upon the payonent of One Cent (just enough to cover ., . ' .,• . , . )■• *■ •<> ; . • -‘OH* ■ the war tax.) llll iU i Office Siippl Department Phone No, 148 �COUNTYA BUNCH OF INTERESTING H E M S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD LAKE MART ITEMS ,« • school Tuesday morning.to .examine Mra. W. Hr Evans was a business the children for trachoma. He fdund two .of tho children had affected eyes visitor to Sanford Saturday. and five cases of hookworm. Mr. and Mia. Alfred Lllja of San­ The people of our village are very ford were Monday Afternoon visitor* much ploaaed with the new walk at a t the home'of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. tbo passenger depot,-, having been re­ Durant, coming out in tbplr.ncwxar. cently put down by iho*^: C. L. ...B, E.. HjJey, road msdteY'-qf Kls, Misa Louise^ Mole. s u • returnod simmoe wiS^a- buHneaa vliiUo’r here from spending 'tha summer In Can­ Tuesday .aftersoon. ada, New York, and .other ‘northern Tha many friends of. M ra.. Dr. poInUL Evans will regret to hear of lifer Hi? '. The man aafa.at home who Is nqt neaa since Sunday. Dr. J. T. Denton callpd a t the When company cornea there is no tim e to waste—no chances to be taken—so mother sees that, there is al­ ways a can of CALUMET BACDOIQ POWDER dough nuts, muffins and till good things to. cat must be dressed up' in their best taste and Then, too, her reputa­ tion aa a cook must be upheld — and she “stakes’' it op C alum et tffvrrytjme. She Avhws it will not disappoint her. Order q can and have the "company" kind of bakings ertry day. Calumet contains only such Ingredients .as have been approved 'ofiidallv L/ tho U. S. Food Authorities. Ton uti mIim juu buy {I. Tm uts wins y«a use it. HIGHESTAQUALITY w ards Wo«S Noma are now wood by many, B at tha common wood, th o r omylay ara nnnwalatL fed tha Imiiray— ant In toon la bnt alleht. feamo atao naa «UI4| tbroata, Una ft ad *m U F •bova. PRICES. $50 to $350.00 TERMS TO SlRT GIBSON & WALLACE undny evening a t; 7:80 Will meridian: Provided, T hst i prosecuoccur on tho evening of Nov. 11. tlon and. conviction cf a for, tha shipment nr .dellTtix. for the very exoellent music „whld\ l» ■hlpment of any article or commod­ contributed by the Conservatory of ity, under the .conditions herein pro­ Music under the direction of Mias hibited aball be a bar. to any further Susan- H. Dyer.;- The programs are proe&cUtion against »' the same de­ varied -and give to the lover of mu­ fendant for shipments or deliveries sic a splendid evening's service. for shlprtent of any, sue!) article or From time to time members, of the commodity before the heglpnlng of Conservatory, of' Music Faculty are said prosecution. heard as well as the'chapel choir 'Senator Fletcher in a"communt«twhich la better than usual this yonr. tlon to this paper eUtea be will be The offerings are for the benefit, of; pleased to mall a copy of this act, the Red Cross. together with the rules and regula­ Rev. Calvin H. French, LL.D., tions, made for the‘purpose of carry­ president of Rollins' Collage will ing out Its pro visions, to every per­ make tha- address, this coming Sun­ son who feels that he may bo Inter­ day evening and tff* following mu­ filed 'In the matter. sical program will be liven: Prelude, Pastorale!---- Rheinbcrger .y. . Evolution of the Wheel.. ' Pssticiglle, from Sulte ln* Naturally, there was a first man to G M s J p r . . . „ . H s n d e I ------ eat an oyster; and there must have Trio, ‘'Lift,Thine Eyes”„.MendelsW been some heroic ploneen -to; tackle every edible article that la known to *f$bi "Lift Thine Eyes1'.'.___ _____ *— — £»— .Mendelssohn___ ... civilisation today. High authority baa bestowed eulogy on the man .who In­ The Swan....~.......... ......Palingren Impromptu in Q. Msjor™8chubcrt vented the wheel, and some.bate gone so far aa to assert that this unidenti­ Ave Maria---- .....Bach-Qounod..........:. fied genius was the greatest benefac­ Postlude, "Hosanna".— ..Wachs........ tor of the race, but we may doubt If the wheel was really an Invention. It Federal Child Labor Law Effective seems more likely to bare been a Senator Flpteher has copies of this gradual discovery, the result of o alow, Act and of the. Rules and Regula- evolutionary process fo- which no man or group of men could claim the,cred­ tlona. ,’ i t —Exchange. During 1910 Congress' passed an Act to prevent interstate commerce In. the products of child labor, and Lost Hla Sweetheartor other. purposes which wiu ap­ ■ Harold, aged five, wna visiting, hla proved by President Wilson on-Sep­ aunt In- the city, nnd (he little ‘gtri tember 1 of that year, which Act next doqr wna tils aweethaaft till one became effective by. its terms on day when she came over with her September 1..1917. This Act Is ono little pink rompers on. Mortified, Har­ old sold: "Why don’t you go home with which' overy employer of labor and get n drtjjs on; I.don’t want'you should .bo familiar. It provides In fn ha a hA*M * WEST GENEVA AVENUE Well, cool weather has come at last and It is much better than to be so warm and stilled up w ith’ the heat, ao now people feel a whole lot better. . We are In need of- rain badly. If we could have one good rain every­ thing would look and feel better.*. Well, the bird season will soon-be here, then we all will eat birds and have a good tlmo with thorn. Mra. Jack Vaughn was In Sanford _' B e.lt enacted by the senate and Wednesday attending to some bual- house of representatives o f tho UnitUd States of America in congresa Mr. and Mrs. Culp and children assembled, That no producer, manu­ and Mrs. Thompson were pleasant facturer or dealer shall ship o r.de­ callers at the homo of Mr*. Jack liver for shipment in Intoratato fir Vaughn Sunday. foreign commerce any nrticlo or Times are dull and Gdngs are commodity the product of apt m 'nj high and- atilt going higher. Just or quarry, situated In the' U nibf wait another year then people will States, in which within thirty days have to go to It hard for a living-If prior to tho tlmo of- tho removal of this war still holds out. such product thcrefrun children un­ der the nge of sixteen Jesra have been employed or permitted to work, or any article or commodity the product of any mill, can'rcry, work­ other vegetables. Ills wifo returned shop, factory, or manufacturing es­ to Qolcman with him whore _ they tablishment, situated In the United States, In which within thirty daya will make their future home. prior to the removal qf such product We are glad to welcome a new­ therefrom children under the ago. of comer to our neighborhood, Mr. E. .Wilcox.,of Ohio who expects to fourteen years Jiayo been enip'oypd mako ;his’ homo here and try . hix or permitted to.work, or chiJdraV'botwren thojiges of fourttettyenrtOnnd hand at.farmlfig. • sixteen yoftrs hnvb beon .enipjoyed ojr Mrs. C. J.**Vermilion’'accompanied' permitted to work more than*, eight" her daughter, Mlsa Daphna to Banford lost Sunday and Is spending the' week with her.’ A crowd qf: our young people mo­ tored to. Monrpo Sunday night where they enjoyed the church services conducted by Rev. Gorbctt. • EAST SANFORD George McDougnl, Jr., Joined his father, G. C„ In Waycrofai Ca„ last week and together they visited :tb6 Georgia State* Fair at Macon arid h id tho plensurd o f seeing n number* of the Sanford soldier boys In.camp near there. George also visited tho big Barnum & Bailey circus at Waycr.?ss. . ‘i*.'V ‘ A*' Mr. nnd Mra. J. C. Rowan are liv­ ing at Beck Hammock itow, Mr. Rowan Is well known about Sanford having lived, hero*aomo'yeara ago. At present-he Is "hero on leave, being a wireless operator on x U,( S. A. transport. Annie and .Henry Cameron were nt home for Hnll&we’e n , and over S-inday from Stetson College. Mrs. Stoneoff of Celery avenue underwent an operation for appendiritls on Sunday of last'week and Is said to be recovering nicely. Marshall’s store at Cameron, City la the latest out here to install a tclThe East Sanforff Red Cross chapter ladies did very nicely at their ifallowje'en. festival.. ^Moore’s Station church, at which place the affair was held was charmingly 'docorated and together with the witches and’ ghosta made an effo^ivo ap­ pearance, to eay nothing of the de­ lirious, good things to,eat. Mr. snd Mrs, C. B. Tyler have bought the Maris home at Lake Onoro and / are nicely, established there. Frof. and Mrs. Geo. L. Marls have oWnod and resided there six­ teen years.' They are now pleasantly located In a large residence owned by them on the north shore of, Lake Onoro. Mrs. Chandler of Cameron avenue Is - entertaining her . brother, Afr. Witibank of Commerce, Ga. . ;*s* Mr., and' Mrs. H. J. Roberts and daughter, Bessie, together with Mrs. Edwards and_Mfj M«rfball of Lake iielcn.'were. Sunday visitors i t the Ellsworth home on Bcsrdsll avenue. ROLLtNB COLLEGE TEBPEB8 Hair Hear FI** Mnslc and Address By President French The second of the winter* ■eaaob'a vesper services sfhleh are hel<$ ‘its Knowlrs Hall, Roillna College, every. Notlee o f Appllcallon for Tax Deed Under Secllon 8 of Chapter 4U38. Lawa of Florida. Notice is heniby given that' Frod T. Williams, purchaser-of Tax, Cer­ tificate No. 101, dated the Gth day of July, A.' D. 1915, has Med said certificate In.my office, and ban made application for tan deed 13 i:sue in accordance with law. Said cortiflcate embraces tjio following .describ­ ed property situated In Ssominolo county, Florida, to-wit: Lot 4, (less W 366.4 ft and iesa 69 ft by 117 ft.) Robinson's survey of Sanford. The sold lantl being assessed at the difto of the issuance of such certificate in the nahno of Clark, & Benton. Un­ less said certificate shall l>>redeemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on-the llth day of Pectmi ber, A. D hfPlT. . . •;r Wltmsa my filflcial slgnati/ro and seal this tho Pfli dfiy. of November, a . d .. r 17. - '- 'i s a y (seal) ‘ F. A. ’borG L A ^S, Clerk Circuit Court Seminole •*. . * County,.K» rida. Offlcers’ FJsId Serrice Boo Csllsd “ A Triumph of American officer*who hart worn it through tn civilian or army wear Bsnker-for the buriams sad protarioBsl man.- The lait ii untight sad Msy on the loot,.' Comas in pliant highpoinn bUck Eld-tkin with loufh'-tnodiunt sole. . % 0 f ^ rz ** ‘ .v *trr -• I t -Will P ay You To Look Over Our Line of H E -A T IN fr-A N D G Q O K ST O V ES We Are Also Agents For T he Celebrated FLO REN CE A U T O M A T IC P U R I T A N O IL C O O K S T O V E S SPORTSMEN’S HEADQUARTERS GUNS, AMMUNITION AND HUNTING CLOTHING Season Opens November 20Ui. % __ Are Yon Heady? The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. Our Annual Sale of B e g in s M o n d a y , N o v e m b e r 12th The sale that vitally concerns every housekeeper, as well as every roomiug housc *nd.hotel.manager in the bUte of Florida. For we have gathered frbm the greatest sources pf supply Immense quantities of table linen, art linens and bed linens that will mea­ sure up to your own’ standards’ of service. The savings to be Bccurcd by buying during this sale are ienormooyv ‘ ^Aii a hint of what to expect wc quote a feW outstanding ‘values: . ' • - ■ ■* , - * * Irish Table Dptnisk.-70 inchca wide d weight and serviceable utiful design - per yard 75c Napkins to match-22-inch d o t $2.50 Heavy White Woolen-Finish UUnkeU blue fend pink borders with silk Lirul­ ing-largo aim-pair - - - -$|50 White Woolen Blankets - blue and pink borders-extra heavy and Urge Mercerized Pattern Table Clothsper pair - - - - *7,50 handsome round patterns-* durable Our “ Hotel Special” Linen FiriUh weight- H i yd. by 2 yards $1.50 Sheets - a strong serviceable quality • .1H yds. by 2H yds. $1.75 Hemmed and ready for use 2 by 2 yards - - Sl.fi9 72 by 90 - - - $1.00 e*. 2 by 2 l'i yards - - $2^25 81 by 90 - - $ |.io «. ' 81 by 99 - - $1.25 ft. Hemmed Mrrrcrirod.Napkina-20 inch attractive patterns-per dos - $1.50 Pepperrll Billow Cates -‘This old reli­ able brand- a standard for yianand ready for use • Alt I int n Table Oamask-72 inches tom, hemmed 42 by 36 - - - 30c « , wida-rich patterns-per yard $2.00 Luncheon Beta - 6 G-inch dni'ii*, Pattern Table Cloth*-’heavy, luxur­ 6 8-inch doilies and 1 24-inch e nter ious Urn n cloth* - round renter drrigns piece - p u r e lin e n - sca!lo|>ed2 yds. by 2 Ji yds.' - $5.00 13 Piece Bets: $2.50, $2.98 and .350 K Mail Orders of $3 or more Frepaid to any Point in.Flor • idn or Georgia - The $toro Accomodating1In Jacksonville, Fla * Engl Wi cmrwTvrnado I— ,- l a -i K I'UrrJ S n Ru^9»^-A I»- ft hrlnjn our dw »l*ii»lti srutocniic line*ol tha Inot. Or h nbdc Gun Metal Calf Shoe ‘-Munson list mmlfAtH f0 fort in clrilun snd tninlng csinp wosr In m i fuU-grslned Colf-skin-tn un pmcodcni ed qualityflat �Ladies’ Crepe de Chene Waists, sells elsewhere fot$5.00. Oiir Price Ladies' Georgette Waists, sells else where for $6.00.. Our Price - - - ,Pt Ladies’ Hosiery, sell elsewhere for 35c, 60e, and $1.50, Prices 25c, 50c, and $1.30. $5 Men’s Army Shoes, sold elsewhere for $ 6 $ $6.50, Onr Price „ # ■• - * All Men's and Boy's Shoes sold on fife Close Profit Margin * * • *■ * * _■* *- -— « ■' Men’s Umon Sdits, sold elsewhere $1.50. OnrPrice ' $1.30 Men’s Work Pants, Shirts and Overalls, and Onr Entire Slock M if l P abort 20% L e s s t h a n O t h e r s S e ll F o r . W H Y ? B e c a u s e W e S e ll F o r C a s h . the United.States House'of Repre­ gist* were winning In the east, early sentatives.-will'be present.- In .view returns from Ohio indicated defeat of tho importance of the. convention for them In that state. to our state I trlunt you can ice -PRODUCING NOT PROMOTING” BOARD OPTRADE RESULTS Two statca, Ohio and New Mex­ ta r Tins sbckrtabt) your way dear to tend delegates. ico, voted on prohibition. Incom* •I hope you will pot think it pre­ sumptuous on my part in calling Reference Crops and Their Moveyour attention to the above. I am • . n went » writing a similar letter to other. small margin. The prohibitionists Washington, D. C., Nov. 6, 1917 evidently had- carried New Mexico. The Sanford Board of Trade, . Very .truly yours, The entire Republican state ticket Sanford, Fla. * W.-J. Sears, leaded by Gov. Samuel W. McCall Gentlemen: . — i i — * , M. C won an overwhelming victory In Acknowledging receipt of your Massachusetts, while the Domocralid letter of Nov. 3rd nnd the vnlunble From the Southern Railway Refer state ticket headed by Wostmorcenre Tourists Information you have submitted re­ nnd Davis- was successful in Vir­ Chicago, III., Oct. 28, 1917. specting your vegetable npri staple ginia. • .* cr.ops, togchter with estimated car Doard of ’Trade, * Interest in the municipal elections Sanford, Fla. ' ^ requirements to move same. Wc’ano Gentlemen: **’ eontered upon New York where glad.to havo.tho information which John F. Ilylnn, Dcmocrnt, defeated Will be most helpful to us in our We are daily receiving numerous Mayor John P. Mitchel, candidate treatment of the southeastern per- inquiries from persons in nnd around ishahles movement. We have sug­ Chicugo as to where to go to spend for re-cIrcTion by a plurality of more gested that a conference of the Inter­ the winter and knowing of Sanford than 140.U90. The entiro Tammany ested- southeastern carriers he, held, and Seminole county through the city ticket also was elected. The Socialist votes showed a gain with view to outlining their arrange­ Board of Trade advertising, we arc of,morp'thnn -100 per cent over that ments and making them known to writing you to secure li liberal’sup­ cast in the municipal campaign four us, at which time a conference.will ply of nil descriptive literature you years ago. bo called of a few of the south­ may -have of your city and county. Tho bi-partisan judicial ticket in eastern distributors, to invite their This winter will send many persona Chicago defeated by n plurality cacooperatjhn to the end that the crop to Florida that have never before* limited at 80,000 Socialist candimay*, be -moved with reasonable made tho trip and wo wish to placo dates standing on an anti-w^r plat­ promptness and with minimum loss. in the hnnds bf these people your form. * * Yours truly, . booklet and also distribute them TH b attempt of Senator Pen­ \ U. S. Food Administration. * among many prospective passengers The outlook is that Florida will have rose bathing.the so-called town meet­ ByRdward Chambers. ing candidates -to oust the Vare - The Board of Trade 'wUl ho in a htiavy tourist increase this season brothers from control in Philadel­ Tojttquick relief take^^* Dr. Kings close touch with tho car situation over past .seasons. phia 'upon' tho face of returns up to Ntw Discovery. Used 50 yean. Checks Yours truly, .thecold. Stops, the cough. • Try it. this season and arrangements now in : A. C. Mathias, ' midnight appears to have been suc­ cessful,.but nt that hour both aides D F 1 F I / ; Jg1Sold byafldruggists hand, if carried on, will practically Northern .Pass. 4$entinsure service and movement. wero claiming victory." Five cars w*!i leave Sanford f*r Letter From Congressman Hears. William-A. Mn"cc, former mayor Kiisimmre, Fla-. Nov. 4th, 1917. Geneva Tuesdiy, the 13th, at fi:43 of Pittsburgh aroningty was defeated p. m to attend the Board of Trade by E. V. Babcock, a wealthy busi­ Boayd of Trad s, meeting to be held a t tho city hall. ness man- Both .are Republicans*. Sanford,Fi#^. , The can will leave from tho Hotel Iitrry L. Davis, Republican, was reGenle.-nen:■- ■ . *.» v*’ , . • Carnes and pll membars desiring to As you no-doubt know, the.-Ai- ^ttpnd wiir.be gladly-given k scat if lantic Deeper Waterways.convention they will only phone their wish to Wilt he held nt Miami, Florida, Nay. V|>e, secretary, phono -128. It is <}7th/UUh, 1917.. Thti’ ^onvbritibn ho^ed that a largo delegation wl<l go Will be attended by;.Vriniifnpnt m-n; frortv- Sanford ns It is understood froWall piriv of the cyi*it[y,-.and, I Understand!.ij iltc. a riumtijr 25c. At all druggies,* River*- and.' II if a o n cJinmltfoe'-o.' PULLS PUBLICITY PRO G RESS ForSoreMus \Stiff J o i n t s THE U N I V E R S A L CAR T o get the maximum of service from your Ford car, it piust have careful attention from tim e to time: a little "tuning up” to keep it running smothly always adds to its power and endurance. ‘ To be assured of tho 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 tne same overwhere. Chassis $325.00 Runabout $345. Touring Car $360, Ton Truck $600.00, Coupefct $560, Town Car $645, Sedan $695—all f. o. b. D etroit... On display and for sale by . « EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman C- F. WILLIAMS D ealer toasted toi once to deeper, waterway* is really a warning to us to get busy. Oppor­ tunity is no* knocking at our door and we should sclxe it and rejoice STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE SOUTH * Vf V rather thkn.-Rass It by and regret it later on. This matter will ,bo gone DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING- X into thoroughly nt Geneva, next Tuesday night. Everybody ahould TON AND NEW YORK V be present because It means actual money to every citixen'of this sec­ tion. We appreciate" highly Con­ gressman .Scars bringing.this matter Ar Charleston.:^ 5:35 p. m. 8:16 p. rfi.8:45 a. m. Ar Richmond..^... G:05 a. mr* ' 7:33 a. m.'7s45 p. m.' so forcibly to our attention. It ■ Ar Washington.—8:40 a.m . 10:55 a. m. 11:50 p.m. ahowa his iiitcrJit and wo must at Ar Ralllmoru—~.1Q:57 a. m. . 12:10 p. m.1:10 a.m . le u t act in.oiit.Dwn behalf. Ar W. Phil’phla- I ;07 p, m.' -2.27 p.m . 3:30 a.m . ■***-. t t -• u , * r New York— 3:18 p.m . 4:35 p.m . . 5:50 a. m* * ,J*hu*fMmtm Srsirtef SNfm. plains rem u We .have, .a jeUCT from Ho^.- liarry ■ .leca) i<»i>wn m SO U S n u i U . . r , w i | n i p u r a n e w *. '**• r-tilling flair rearlM . . .> . D W ilsD n't *commftiIoner of agricul­ Por Information or Reaervalloh Phone or Wrlls'-T, ture, Baton. Rouge,^Lp., wlahlng the n ATLANTIC;COAST LIN E -aUdresa of . $anjord:."peoplp having U * ^ • B«y St., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa, Fta. celery plakta for.pale/ .Say* he p/ot>. . . Ph°n« 17 . "" \ . Phone 182 ■\ • poaes to ^ry* celery In his section.' A T L A N T IC C O A S T L I N E 3 Woman May Be Auctioneer. Although there la no record thnt n woman hat ever beeh rin nuctlonccr„ll Is on record that In Mny, 1012, the then mayor of New* York, Mr. Gnynor, answered nn Inqplry nddressed to him > r a woman hy, saying thnt there wns nolhlflg In the law, to prevent a woman 'from becoming an auctioneer. Slrnnge The QsWola .brought In over fifty enough,' U waa'a*milliner who made , ■* T ip tourist* y ratkK iay^Ieenf' the' num­ tho Inquiry". ber stoppinfc in Sanford. Three of When Children Are Croea, Be‘Kind. them" had Y Seminole bounty folder Don’t bo cross with children when in J thii lr. hands when they. landed. they are croea, Ifvthfy arc Irritable Evkry' one is beginning to realise and pouty leave them hlqno to thelt th a t it pays to adyert!so..r There is blnca by trying to divert their atten­ in teach of tbia county.’ over a half tion to aome Interesting book or game million dollar* of tourist money.ench or toy. Get thcp\ outdoors to play *or ■yes? arid all do Is to keep to walk. T*ke them for’a rtde. The UP our advertising' and the money common retort to croae children la* In will 'Increase and. Continue to come. being croae yourself, lint this, only Ultimately every citiien -g ets hi* hurt* the children and makes- them moody and later detpondelL with intfrest—that's where a Board of Trad*'phya,’ . • Tha fiaslsst Way. •*8he determined to be boas of the ELECTIONS TUESDAY house, but-ha was pretty stropg-\\llle<l himself." “Mow'd she-manage itt* Showed Many Surprises All Over "Rectiyne hit cook Instead of lilts wife/ Th e Country BiACK-vwmisrAN-104 *•4 • i 1*'■-"■v.l • A • \ 1 ^ i n ■ l Tho outstanding feature of the elections in tha United State* ye»terday. was tho apparently aaaured victory fdr woman's auffrago in New York state l y a majority of approx­ imately 40,000. While the auffra-. Didn’t Bolleva.ln Signs. ‘ “Advice ain't tinch help,'* anId Unci# Eben. /'Hsny a mnn 1w» hdd his pock­ et* picked while,he ,wa* admlrlii'Jde sign te llli/'film 'to Ik*ware o' pick­ pocket ; . ' ■ * • . .. * . ' s i / l * 1, » ' v i -V i # t -» - . * — - OnFloor, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Yea Can Bay From U* at , |■H i l l 1 *B| �iA5m . >i tl' 't I < MAi Yt*. ► ___ - HANFORD HER ALD y i* - R, 1. HOLLY* Editor W, M. HATNE8, Pssla— Mi M I * e tt: rabUrf-dETwylWSay.wSrHdai wall as. it. la on tmr shores— Wft. ber. large, form of printers and ws.psy. litre Japan holds tha same attitude toward the United SUteS^and' that the -"yellow peril" is fast proving itself to -be » myth,—Tampa Times.' them good wages, and all of -*'this money ta spent right hers In this city. The fakirs spend toothing’hnb and give you nothing for your mon ey In advertising results and have no money Invested in your city and never-will. So when you are., talking about home Industry afways remember that tb i paper that Las .worked .for you for-many long years,-that has a real manufacturing plant hers, that spends It's money here; that does jta part snd then some toward building, up this city ahould at least receive your consideration first iq the rastt'dh. 6T advertising. Afi^r."lflat,.yau cab throw your money away-bn fake ad­ vertising and foreign advertising If you so wish. And after you do cease grumbling about others’ doing likewise. !.-y . ■ V;-’y-\ T h e M an o r W om an W ho E a rn s M oney WHAT WAR WORK MEANS *' Every man and woman who is earning money should palco a certain por­ After several’weeks of preliminary tion of it each wcekJn the Bank.. ■* - « .* **_.*"T• i; ■ II1 M ■1111 N r u e * IN i D T t f l * work the leaders In the-movument to ' TIAH.i..'................... ........ H If this is done, there W ill bo no complaint about hard times. raise 936,000,000 for-the War Work M ONTHS............... i *mm *5 Regular.deposits Jn ourJIank establishes a constantly increasing protection Council'of the Y .M .'C .’A.' find that f C l I t MONTHS........................ -foi'advancing years. • .... . ' several "people still want to . know M n r W la Ih* Cl*r br CkrrlM IS M T m T— to what the money is to be used for ? YOUR account is invited. * . ’ M . h» i Maat 0# M*4» it OflM and how it la.to be apent. th is hgs y<;.been' explained many times, but as SURPLUS’| 15,000,00. CAPITAL1^0^000:00 It 3s of vital Importance these ex­ planations' are being repeated as v:*»often aa necessary. •;*.*> The monoy la to be spbnt for the entertainment of the United States soldiers both in this country and in tx Europe. Smaller sums are to be used among the aoldtehi of France; O. L TAILOR R. R. DEAS H, B. STEVENS’, ’ C. M. HAND AasTC**Uat Italy and Russia. Large buildings P . L W O O bR U F F V ke-PrJW set :t are to be built in all training campa and cantonments. There will be one building for. each ,6,000 or 6,000 men. (Continued From Page 1) These atructuriraSrill.be fitted up with stoves, -libraries, containing books and newspapers and maga- adhere to them. An armed clash is Road & Bridge Fund—J. O. Mit­ sines, musical unatruraents,. pool counted among the first probabilities chell, 30.00;* John Vaughan, 15.00; tables, class rooms, etc. but it fa said here the greater psrt'ef M. Edwards, 16.00; O. C. Bryant, Here the soldjer will always find the.army Ja expected to remain jotydl THE A DVANTAQES’OF A BLUN­ I. 40; Geo. W. Venable, 97.06;’Tom THE D E S O T O H O T E L writing materials and a big sign, to the Kerensky government. TAMPA, FLORIDA DER FIGURE t o t o H i Flaa BaUa Par Day aad 1> Boyd,298.76; Fernald Hdw. Co. "Write home today." .Nearly all of • Whether the new revolt will go the 29.68; Hill Lumber Cb., 46.00; E, A. Om HnrfrsJ u 4 nur Emms. Bmc^ms rka HL' It h u probably occurred to few letters which have been received quick way of the Kornlloff rovellion RKTTH ON ATrUCATION ; people that any danger of losing from the men now in the army have no oqe here ventures to prediet; the Douglass, 12.0Q; Peoples Bank of LmiM to Tubs*'* W * m«. S««ttoa. OtmUnl L‘- o“ to AX Car L to» First .National t - i . JONES, their residence could possibly arise been written on Y. M. C. A. sta­ realization la that It ta Infinitely Sanford,, 256.99; ' from living on a' peninsula of .such tionery. This shows- th st tho men m on serious. The ‘ outcome, and Bank, 197.65; J. O. Mitchell. 2.10; YOUR COMFORT CARED FOR|‘‘A Hotel Man With AConsdcncc" substantial site as Florida. ’It -is appreciate the work being done by Russia’s part’in the next yeart of the Lawton Bros,, 389.91; The Texes K.f‘. true that this state oHci'a but.little the War Work Council ot the Y. M. war while aho recoven her fighting Co.,- ae’.OO;- Oviedo Pharmacy, 7.26; National War WoVk Council served ALBERTUS HOTEL . in the way of mountain scenery and C.‘ A. ‘ power no' one Lore assumes to con­ W. E. Jacobs, 48,00; Sanford Nov­ each man-.wRh hot coffee, worm J. T. HTArLETON. Prt©. aad M o . elty Works, 21.94; C. ,T. McCulley, that some timid persona have In • Tho money will be spent by this template s t tnls tim i. % Uaba Slattoa. KUHOPEAN PLAN 9.76; Hand Bros., 28.50; Henry crullers and with that home touch OSSM times past beon disturbed by proNaw (bra* »tor» brick Hotel, hot anit ccU* so welcome to those boys over there,. council for the things above men­ Mile-, 40.50; HU! Hdw. Co., 7.77; running *at»r, prlrato and public balk*, rtlara .d lctlo iu . of , a coming tidal wavo. rail bell* with m adam convanlanmo. When hi tioned. None of it will go for sal­ J. T. McUIn, 46.00; J. M. Wynn, This msn hts seen it—the secre­ Tam Rut the* new order requiring all allep aries, commissions, or other side ex­ pa atop with us. W**oUclt yaur p*iron>c* d wol do what wa can to makayour »t»y wka 165.83; C.^L. West, 218.84; L. A. taries do not stwiya' stay in the at enemies to remove themselves Inland a* ptmaanl. » U Twlgy* Bttoot. Phont ()«« penses. The men who nro conduct­ Brumlcy, 12.00; L. P. Hagan, 8.00; Colonels' tent, but most of the tjmea ’ to a distance of not less than one ing the big campaign to raise this on the front llnestin the dug outs Ct) C. W. Entzminger, 4.00; jO. P, hundred miles from the.coast of any fund are donating their time. Most Swope, ‘12.00; E. H; Kllbee, 8.00. —there to asslst-their .brothers'as no Introductory—Schelle Maincs. part of the United States will bo others but trained men could. of them aro paying their own ex.Total, 2066.12. * Tribute by the Business Men. F. P. just as effective as the flood itself as opnscs. Tho soldiers will receive the L-- J (Continued From Page 1) Every person within the -confines Forster Trlbuto; by I. O. O. F.—E. F. &v * far as German residents are con* Fine St Forfeiture Fund— Schelle benefit of every dollar contributed to of Seminole county should be nt the i cerned. Owing to its-lengthy and the big fund. Malnes, 50.00; David SpeeK 60.00; Lyric Theatre Sunday afternoon-^: II ouali older. to draw warrant payable to R. C. . Tribute, by F. St A. ' M.—L. R somewhat attenuated outline ' thoro L» G. Stringfellow, 4.82; A. B. Cam­ ------ O----Bower for I7.G0 bill of Mr. Byrd. not one cent will be asked, of you Philips. Is no part of t(io peninsula of Flor­ eron, 6.60; E. A. Douglass, 3.1,60; there—you are invited to learn of theCarried. * • MENDICANTS Tribute by the Church—Jno. D. ida that is more than one hundred Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded pay roll of jurors and witnesses, 6.00; work being-done and that k to be Jinklns. The winter season approaches and miles from either the- Gulf or tho E. E. Brady, 147.00; E, E. Brady, . ' . Placing Memorial plate—The Atlantic, a geographical peculiarity the flock of mendicants that each by O. P. Swope, C. W. Entzmlnger 17.60; A. R. Stiles, 18.50; W. R. done.Is authorized to make ccrtajn re­ year come to Florida wjth the snow Fourteen Deacons. *that will la future lend added weight Healey,' 7.34; Ernest Griggs, 1.10; birds are coming just ns they have pairs on roads In his district. -‘■Big Doings at Tempi© Sunday ' Dismissal—"Shall we meet beyond to Florida's present claim that she is A. J. . McCulley, 9.93; L. T.’t Hunt, . Motion, of C. W. Entzminger, Even though.the Baptists of this always cbm© but this year we have the river?"—Choir. ■tho most loyal state In the Union.’—; si * • no time,or money to waato on’these seconded by -E. 11% Kllbce, O. P. 6.03; E. F. Honsholdcr, 56.32; E. E. e f^ ilia v e lost their pastor' for tho ?. Palm Beach Post. . • Brady, 117,90; E. ’ E. Brady, i'6.73; This (a only half of the serivees people. They have a home some­ Swope is authorized to straw certain time bring they nevertheless nre up ,, t ---- 0---- W. b. Taylor, 2.5d*: C. H. Heath, and doing ns will be seen by the for the Temple Sunday, the other where and they should he made to sand roads In hh* district. • half -‘cqmes In the evening hour, FADING AWAY OF THE "YEL- staV there. ■They, should not be al­ Motion nf.L. P. Ilngan, seconded 2.60. Total, 1565.37. program below. Seminole County Guard F u n d . -^ LOW PERU." lowed to roam oyer the country at by O. P. Swope, Supt. W. C. Wil­ ■ The’ occasion for Sunday molnlng the pujplt committee have secured 1). Hill Hdw. Co., guns, $2530.00. We Americans have heard 'so largo at any timo but this year wo liamson is instructed to purchase is the placing of a memorial pfate C. L. Collins, pastor of the Baptist .T h e re being*-no,, further business much of tho "yellow peril" during have more momentous claims upon two tona of fertilizer .for orange for the late Deacon W. S. Baldwin. chuich.-of DcLand ,tb- deliver the board adjourned-to meet next reg­ the past decade that 'most of ua our charily. Mr. Baldwin .was for a number of evening address. Dk Collins is a We have (he Red grdve at county home and have same ular meeting in December.' •have* firmly believed that war with Cross, the Y. M. C. A., the Liberty plowed under. • years a, member of the Baptist preacher of^ great standing and> one Japan might break at any time, and Loans,' the hoys at tho front, our T| church and/ a never tlrfng worker should not miss the tre a t‘of hearing, Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded tha Japanese undoubtedly have friend, for both the church and Han­ him apeak, 'I t la underatoooiT that own boys In danger and suffering to by C. W. Entzminger, clerk of this wrestled with the sahte.fcar. In' think about’ and although It may board is Instructed to advertise for ford, and to do honor to his mem­ Dr. Collins' wlll use a subject that view of the attitude held jn each ■com cold-blooded and hard hearted bids for strawing roads In each com­ ory a. few immediate friends and will fully explain-the work that the members of the-church have gracious Y. M. .C. A. secretaries are dokng country—due greatly to fools In to Bay It but we have no timo or in­ missioners district, separate bid ^for [V.y ■*V ! ly erected to that 'membry’a memo­ for the soldiers an’d sailors of Uncle . America ' and German agents, in clination to take care of these people each district and for Information as ‘-Japan—It is remarkable that wc this year. They have been dumped to which roads see commissioner in rial in the shape «jf a ."marble; .table Sam. • Evening service begins ■ % in the tile floor In the lobh^ of thi promptly at seven O'clock. • * haven't gone to war with the mika- upen us evjry year and wc gave his district. do_ „ • j Temple, bulldlnginnd1directly qhder them of our sustenance and of our Motion of C. ^V. Entzminger, sec­ the large electrle ehandelliir- h meMsritltmed ip Bible. . ... ■ sympathy although they were not of onded by O. P. Swope, tha clerk la On the above account the agree-, v There ore mentioned Jn the Bible Dm ; ( morail plate bearing the words; us. We had our own poor and needy instructfd to notify all Justices of ment between the two governments names, of ID fflfferebt predous stones, ' ‘ "W. ^'B aldw in, a Memorial.". to take care of but always had some­ the peace in this county that In fu­ relative to China’, and to Japanese 0 metals, 104trees and plant* 85 aol" '-Fornw. placing of. the •memorial to mnk, 30 birds, -Q fishes, 11 reptiles. 20 ’ cooperation in the)war against Ger­ thing to glvto the stranger bu t’ this ture no cosU‘blUa will be'approved many, In the Pacific - ahd Indian year we have nothing for them and for payment in ’cases of parties OPENS SUNDAY AT LYRIC Mrv Vifc' Rj4Ral9wln, who was also a Insects and bihcr^mall crentnres. devout member of tho lodges, of,the oceans, reached during the recent do. not wish to see them In our midst charged with beating way on rail­ AND CANVASS Il O- O. F. and of the F,.Jz A. M. visit of the Spanish commission to when wc have ao much to occupy road trains, unless skid parties are Aid to Partla|ly Deaf. MONDAY a program has been arranged for the Washington, is one of the most im­ our attention—bigger things and duly convicted after .a. trial by jury, A new microphone to aid the hear­ things that come home to us. We or unless the defendants have signed portant and greatly desired announc­ The executive committee in charge morning hour next Sunday as follows ing of those pnrtlaliy deaf does so by written waiver of trlnl by Jury, Baldwin Memorial* Service,' Bap­ means of nlmost Invisible wire*. The ed in recent years. In, a few hours still have our own’ people to take of thy campaign for tile National the result of years of hatred engen- care of and with that the boys at and In all rases of this kind the jus­ War Work Council of the - Y.‘ M. tist Temple Sunday morning, 11‘ nppllnnce Is so small that It mp be • fl,. worn under an ordinary cravat. . der(ng propaganda was done away the frqpt and the big war to fight tice . o f . the peace - shall requjre the C. A. do not believe In starting o'clock, Nov. 11th. 1917. with, China was assured . a "square and a thousand and one things to do presence of tho conductor*in charge things by halves and to show that Prelude—Miss Margaret' Pavla. >' ileal," Germany of aomo real sea' and* we do not want these njendl- of the‘tf*!n, as a witness against the they.moan business they have per­ P ray rt—Rev. Y^rbyv ' '* t* from other atafea to come, to defendant, otherwise.tha defendants fighting from the intrepid Jtaprf,. and Sqhli—"All hall the ’ po*'®*' of Jcsuaded Manger Lane to chmoto the Tops Recovered and Repaired possibly on land as well, and Japan Floripa to'prey on us. this year and ahall not bo prosecuted, -and in no Lyric Theatre for . an opening per- aus' N»nte" —Congregation. ./and the .United States of cessation we should not' have It.- Our officials case shall a defendant be. permitted fofmince on .Sunday afternoon. . Annnunceme'nta. * „. WHITTENBURG AND BOYD ! of circulation of rumors-pf one coun­ should#sco that these people do not to plead guilty except in open court. ■’ Every man, womqn and child In Matoafattatfwgf AutamabOa T«e* Offertory.* * s /h A try’s enmity toward tho other. * land here and- If they do get ofT the Motion carried. Song-^"Shall we gather at .the. l | U * Tam»«, n id to trains or walk here on the roada The following bills as audited by Seminole county la Invited to this river?” —Congregation. meeting Sunday afternoon, qt thre; That' the United States la sincere they shou'ld not be allowed to work the clerk and approved-by this board’ o'clock tp be the guests of the Cam­ In its friendly attitude toward Japan tho city, to panhandle on the atreets wero ordered p aid :, ’ • paign Co Remittee. A great time fa - and all other countries is so evident to w ork'the back doora-for hand Gcnornl Fund—Lake & Rouotter, that the,jtfaking of the statement is outs.. Wo cannot and will not aland flOOiOOr-'Br- A ~ Doughae, 125.00; In-store for thosei who will attend. not nccjsinry—hncl It Is realised for this beggary this season and the Forrest Lake, 36.00; Geo. A. DeCott I f I* positively forbidden _thst any among friendly nations almost ns oftlcera should be Instructed, to ace Forrest Lake, 36.00; Geo. A- De- one ahall be roqueated to (fonate a cent—even a silver-offering is bar­ that It -is eliminated.’ Cottes, 50,00; Dr. J. T. Denton, 25^ red—every’citizen that partakes of ----- O----II. C. Dubose, 20.00; Mrs. I* C. Gils the afternoon’s Instruction partakes son, 20.00; W. C. Williamson, 60.00; of it free.. There will be a picture HOME ADVERTISING We hear much these days about Dr. J. T. Denton, 80.-00; E. E. Bra­ showing the fighting forces of Uncle patronizing home induitry. We dy, 4.05; E. F. Housholdrr, 4.00; Sam and if one docs not have an know there- Is trade going from San- Dr. J. T. Denton, 2.G0; Dr. S; Pules- Idea of .what kind of fighting ma­ ! ford to the mall erder houacs ’cnd to ton, 2.00; David Speer, 1.00; Roy chines Uncltf-Sam has he should-coipe tho merchants of neighboring cities. Tillis, 1.00; Dr. J. N. Tolar, 2.00; to this, meeting Sunday afternoon We know that many business men E. A. Douglass, 76.00; E. A. Doug­ and find out. here are loud in'their lamentations lass, 18.74; David Speer, 6.65: E. E. Short talks will be made by the T Our Office Supply Store Is about people falling to patronize Brady, 0.16; Sanford Public Service ministers and some of the prominent for Your Convenience, In order their own particular business who Co., 88.20; First National Bank, people of the county. .that you may equip your office themselves go out of' town for their 6.00: L. U. Philips & Co., 61.98; C. There will be music, some songs with all the little necenay ar­ H. Dingee, 6.80; \Voodru(t St Wiitown particular wants. Especially is snd a glorious good time.thrown In. ticles that qjiotdd ko in every’ son, 6.10; Hill Lumber.-Co., 0.40; this trud of adveftiaing-^that elusive of cooperation, the spirit' which animates all suc­ ■office; and which will Satt Your thing .that ao few business men Hand Bros., ^ 9.00;’- Celery Avenue, This meeting fs to be held s t tho cessful boatoesa, prevails in the organisation ■Time and Lighten Your Ofllee « know anything about and m few, of Store, 03.80;’ . W- C, Williamson, direction cf the* Florida State Cam­ ' . ’nrt/ * • 1 them ever atop to considor. There 36.94; Robt. W. Lord, 4.05; J. D. paign dlrectbr,- Mnj. Geo. F. TibOur Federal reserve bonk. . bets, who has been in the war torn Roberts, 8.61;. James If. Cowan, la good advertising and poor adver­ W e own stock In h. W e keep our reserve r. Equip your office with up-totising end tho trouble .with so many 13.25;' Fenole Chemical Co., 67.50; countries and has Just returned to cosh in It- W e have a voice in electing lts dfrecr • date accessories, and you will business mon Is that they do not Charles Electric Co., 3.89; H.-ft W. bo aide to get in this campaign to torto and through them in choosing its manage­ give your Business Correspon­ know the poor’ from the good. B. Drew Co., 68.74; C. M. Berry, raise funds for the. needing Sammies ment. It is our bank, and its resources enable dents the Impression that you There Is just one thing that The 00.00; Hill HdW. Cn., 21.20; Thoo. cf our sure pnpu;h* fic:>ti tg * »rces. uu 'at'all tim es.to m eet (he legitimate banking are rraffy doing buaineu In a Herald will say about advertising. J. Miller & 8on,.25.00; Herald Print­ Major Tlbbstls was at a rjjjtl.ig bf Cequirements'of pur community* ’ . .,. business like way. There has never been a line of adver­ ing Co. 61.21; ‘L .’ G. Srringfcllow,. the oxeca'tlvo committed hrll.In the •* .* tising in this paper that did ;not 3.92; pay roll of Juror* and witnesses, Hotel .Carnes- Wednesday aft'trn'.on. You, in turn, con cooperate, w ith us In main­ bring directly or InjUrectly. results to 8.00; Jno. D. Jinklns, 83.37: Hera]d and some of *th? things tald from taining the Federal Reserve Banking System, and theiiualncsa men of. this*city.. This Printing Co., 6.00,- 8. Bell Tel. •Go., actual expcrlencs wquU n.'ln.q. tv ra at the soitu time share in its benefits and pro­ lit fropi Ihe strict, advertising view. 81,60; Wight Oroe. Co., 41.13’; City to the eyes of mr)t'm'*n;- How the tection,' by becoming one of our depoeltora. Now from tha coimrtarclal and re­ of Sanford, 16.00; Richard Jacobs» bpya-^thouwnda of them—on the ciprocal atandpolnt w fTtrant.to tell 16,00;. David .Sjreer,’ 3.60; Peggy battle lines In France, ccl 1, muddy, the, bualness men* cf this city that .Mbye, 0.00; L. P. Hagan, ' 12.00; hungry, unahavad, w iu p iii,, lu t The Herald office la. not a charity or­ L.*A, Brumtoy, 12.63; O. P. Swope, with a heart of puro grid a*id with a ganization. ,We stand on. our own 22.20; El il. Kllbce! 19.20; C. W. love of country paramount to .one's two feet and we hav.c *n ^f.jh,**be«t Entzminger, 18.00; E. C. Bower, own feelings—how thcy^rnTriird In and moat up to date country print­ 7w60; -E. H , Kllbee, 25.00. Total, for fust a-rest, and how the Y. M. C. A. i&cretariea supported by the • • ing offices in the U. 8. Wv .vo a 1608.81. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Looks Like Collapse and Separate Peace m Russia PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD >, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS TAMPA HOTELS WANT YOUR PATRONAGE MAJESTICHOTEL-Tampa, Florida Comity Commissioners Sell Special Warraols For Guards Supplies * WAR WORK CAMPAIGN BEGINS HERE Your and Our Store •f *. '• . !.:J •,i V; �j u r m b t r t. IW t i ie 'f le p p ^ o f l^ M e n tlo 0f Mettcrn In Brief— Personal Items of . • Interest Q. A. work 1n Seminote county. Howard fa one of the huatltpg Lyman Twlna o f Altamonte and Forest City and report* a good sale for their crop of oringea and the plga alao making good. The. Lymana are real farmera and-fruit grower*. • .Public Stenographer — Room 6. 1 daminwy of Ike Floating Small : Talks SucclnctlrArrtpged for < Hurried Herald Readers ,< 1 Mr C. D. Bromley of ChuluotA r u in the city on Tuesday of this «t<k accompanied by five ,new setthen of that thriving little d ty — Engbert Toftcly, M. H. T. Toftely, Miss Ruth McDaniel h^s been the rm t .of Miss Helen Kqotfng at Daytons for. a week. We wish to announce to tho pub­ lic that We havo moved- our drug 'store and are- now located in tho New* Firat National Bank Building ' 68 1’ark avenue where wo will, bo to welcome all. Mobley's Drug .Store. ■' -. 22-it N. A. Colbert, one of tho pioneers of the Mobrehaven. section is in the . niy calling on his many friends. Mr. Colbert formerly resided here tat has left *us for the wonderful Moorehaven country and 1a now enX*rd in faVming and other cntcrpriw-s fn that fast growing section of the Mate. The new railroad will bo huilt to Moorehaven' by January fint. ■* '" , " Special Sale of Pattern H ats Beginning 'Mondag Magnolia. ^ Fresh nasturtium seed for sale by M;*. S. B. Wight. . 23-tfc Word comes from Ralph Wight who la in the officer* training camp at F ort Ogelthorpe that he will re­ ceive his* commission but that h£ haa elected to go into the aviation corps and will probably be assigned to that department. Fresh nasturtium seed for sale by Mrs. S. B. Wight.r f . 23-tfc . Mrs. C. M. Vorce has arrived in the city after spending the summer months in points in Michigan and other parts of the north. *Mrs. Vorce is glad to get back to Florida ax it waa cold weather apd snowing in Michigan when ahe (eft. She will be the guest of the Carnes during the winter months. . * American Cafe—First class, clean Sherman Lloyd is back In Sanford cuisine. Up to date service. Popu- and like every one who leavra here or tho old home could not stayaway from Florida. He spent the summer at his former.homo in Mich­ igan nnd expects to stay here during tho winter months where ho will bo connected with C. E. Henry in tho She left Mrs. Brown convalescent shipping of Florida fruits and veg­ nnd will spend the winter with her etables. daughter, Mrs. R. J. Holly. Come In and Hear the November The war is 6n but Hand Bros, Records ' have aocurcd n carload of fine mules No. 6768—Anchors Awelgh March and you should see them today. * No. 2344—Secret of Home Swce’t , 22-2 tc Home ■ Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown fiavo No. 2357—Battle Cry of Free­ returned to their suburban home at dom* ; Bcek -.Hammock after .spending the No. 2354—Departure American summer ' months at -'ihclj- former Troops for France homo in Richmond, LndianA. .N o.>‘-2356—I've Got tho/.Nicfst Littlo Home in Dixie No, 6^89—.Castle Vaise Ciaaaiquo Dancc .',^ * , * No. 2810-Llvinsky at tho Wed- There will be a card party Tues­ day afternoon at the Woman's Club, with Mis. Ernest Houaholdcr os lbstcss. This card party is being given by the Social Department for the Christmas box fund, A box Is to bo sent to every boy from Seminole county who has gone into the army o r . -navy. Think what it will mean, not only to tho boys but to “every mother and father who has given a son to know they are remembered by home folks. The next brat thing to having them with us is' to know they are well and happy. .A small fee of 25 cents will be charged those playing bridge. A separate room will be hjul for those who care to conns an'd bring their knitting, a sil­ ver offering-being taken u p 'in this room. There will be a contest for thoso who do not play' and a prise. Telephone 179 and make your reservaiions. No. 2336-*-Lct’s All Do' Some^ A t the regular meeting of. tfie ing. • ' - -i . ’ 19-tf *' Woman's Club which waa held Wed-* GIBSON-& WALLACE nfsdny in the club rooms Mr4. R. E. 3’olir nnd Mrs. \V. L. Morgan were ! / B. V. P. tJ. Notes - . nppeinted delegates to the conven­ *.The Kiako B. Y. P. U. of this city tion .of the - Florida Federation of enjoyed a social .in -the dhurch Inst Women's‘Clubs to 'b e ‘held in Tampa night The occasion, . rwAs. arranged _ by the-Sociat ‘com«itftec. Each onil present brought . a pound • of eatable. Musip-ahd games were en­ nounc? the'birth of a little ^ion Sun­ joyed throughout the evening. day!'Nov. tfth.^^y. v .'-.’-'V ' ' , All those who have been interested yjfVi r+ r-' . in the union since its orftup/zxtlbti **V; MrF Hull of Kentucky- has mo.yed are urged to be present next Sutlday-' tovljVnford ’.with ‘his family. „Thcy at .6 p. m. ir\ the room to tho rightof.,the lower hall nt the .Daptist church,, as matters of Importance will.be part tf the -program-to plan the work'of thej-uniop during the After a short visit to his daughter, absence of the president. Mrs. G. D. Bishop at her home on Magnolia n^nue, Mr. F. A. SchumBaskef Ball Schedule pert left Tuesday f o r . Newberry,, Nov. 2—Eustls, in Sanford. S. C., iand his many friends will be Nov. 16—Kissimmee, in Sanford. glad to know thatlho will be in San­ •Nov. 23—Oviedo, in Oviedo. ford later In the winter. Dec. 77-Orlando,‘ In Sanford. Dec. 8—Kissimm^, In Kissimmee, Mr. Clauds . Raintrco of Georgia Dec. 14—Cathfdrai,~ln Sanford. was In Sanford tho early part t f" the J*n, 4—Stetson, in Sanford. week, he was combining pleasure Jnn. n-^Orlando^ In Orlando. with‘business on this visit. fun. 18-^bcsla, in Ocala. dkn^-25—Oviedo, in Sanford. * Mrs.' 0 / W. Douglas nnd^son Jolt Feb;: I —Owla. 1n ’S«iford. rucsdpy for Savannah,* Ga.',’ after a Feb, 8—Duval. irt'8inford. " - rjslt of. a few '.wyflks -with he^ 'ristdr,’ Feb. 16—Stetion, "Ip- DoLand. ** Mrs. A. C. iain« and family, * *' ** Feb. 22—Duval,*in Jacksonville. ' MT ______ _ ^ March 1—Cathedral, Jn .Orlando, /Olisai''M aude Jlnklna spent 22-tf V -' : •. ' BinnU end’ nnd in *.St; *SI: Petqrib'urg; Piitiinhurr. t week guest of'Mr*. J, K. Johnson.' Paper HaaRlng and Painting * Thousands of new Samples of wal ^ Mnu Mrs- R. i^Tcrheun AjJ Terkeu; waa ^he char.m paper for you to select from. Sam­ Ing, hostess i t . a very delightfi^l hul ples will be brought to ygur door ■informal party given In honor ^ t h e upon request. I also' do decorating and painting as It should bo don ’F. W. Tampertdn; ;108 Paimqttir Ave., one door from-First street. fec-tr ► *'- . © ■ ■ 8CHAFFNER & . MARX C L O TH £ S Mias Muriel Harrold and Mias Francis Gonxalea are giving a very lovely dance tonight at the Woman’s Club. Quite, a number of out 'of town guests are expected*. *&Haa May *Thresher entertained with a very' lovely'little party Wed­ nesday. It was a war time affair, only girll being there—Mias Virginia ^ Brady, Dorothy Rumph, Helen Peck and Frances- Chappell being the - V? guests. 24 lb,- Sack Flour, Sack -, $L75 New Prunes, Pound - - .12 1 lb. Cans Leader Coffee, Can .25 Early June Peas,- Can - .12 Stone Fruit Cake l ib and 5 lb Pkgs. Brazil Nuts, Pound - - .20 New YorkCream Cheese, Pound ,40 Nice Fat Mackerel, Each 15 and .25 SANFORD,, FLORIDA fid more than you earn is dangerous Z To speii -“to yourself as ^hiuch Bs you earn, is' unjust To spend* less than you earn is your duty toyoureelf. , We p a y ’the^nm e-rate of interest on large and small accounta'iii our Savings Departmerit. Mr*. D. A. Caldwell, Mr*. J. "E. Pate, Mr*. C. C. WpodrUff, Mr*. A. E . Hill: Tbs other guestp Invited Were Mr*. Honry Wight, Mf*. A. M. Leach', Mr*. W, W. Abernathy, Mr*. W .’ hl., Hayne*j Mra. Brower, Mr*. Ernest K^upp, Mrs. Fjcd WHIIamf, Mr*. Q ^A . p/hltb* \ *.*; HART SHOP QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES IN GROCERIES: Special exhibit of filet fancy, work *ud art given Wednesday and Th*urs•«»y, Woman'a Exchange, at Rest Room, Sanford, Fla. ' 22-tfc *. II- F. Roller was in the city WedAMday shaking hands.With his man biernls. • He j, building homo brick Jtrwts for Winter Park and Orlando the Southern Clay Co. . .. C»r load of good /nulcs at Hand fo*. stables. See them today. * • 22-2tc The many friends of Orin .Stonare glad to see him back In Oxford from the hospital at Wayerr-is uhtre he haa been for the past He ia still bothered lhAt ,Wm so badly, inL *• 1trp bcInK mashed when ■“Don’t forget the St. Agnes Guild bazaar, Imperial *Thetro building, SidinV* C0U,'lin** car* 1,1 Saturday, Nov. 17. 23-3tc Rev. F. E. Stclnmoycr rpent yes­ tipensive Hemstitching Machine terday in Maitland. d u nt lR0 millinery shop Den’t miss thft "Bnby Table’I-S t^ Ssnf ^••D uhart,. Ladles of tki.°rd “ro. Invlu?d to cxll and seo. AgncS bazaar, Imperial. Theatre«nd R*c.h,nB ,n oprt-atlon. Fourth building, Saturday,-Novr 17. 23-3tc ,8d 8‘Mord Ave. 1 '*'’ IgU f ' •XMn. J. O. Walts and children arc M ^ c- n,,l4UrtiUm seed for, sale by home from a month’" viajt in Haw­ S' Wight-. r 23-tfc thorne. f)r. Hyman Goes '.,* Mr*. F.-E. 8tcinmeyer is in.Lake­ ' .. Dr.' George Hyman left oh (Wedland this week aft a delegate to the W. C.- T. U. convention in that-city. nesday night for Camp Gordon OF m xr The Q U A L I T Y ................ I I I - I T i n t ” ^ * * ' Gainesville was here j Wednesday rilling on the local trade. He ia selling lubricating oils. Mrs. Maude ’ Halliard, represent­ ing fourteen of the *largest newspipers of the north doing special writing* for Florida was in tho d ty Wednesday and - Thuraday looking over the Sanford farms. Mm. BallUrd has-done much for'Florida, and writes many entertaining articles about the wonderful - possibilities of this state. Her father, R ay'L ittle­ field had a targe orange grove near here before the. big freeze. ' . . The chance to get your mulesHind lire*, stables Jjavo ri car load. CJmc in and get them now. 22-2tc Go to* the rpccial Y. M. C. A. rally at the Lyric Theatre next Sunda^ afternoon and seo the war picture* nmfhear the spoakers ex­ plain what the Y. M. C. A. ia doing at the front and in d l the cant:;;;nents’in the U. S. You will havo a. better idea of the Y. M. C; A. and it will do you good. . See that car (oad of good mplcs at Hand Urn*..' Stables. Somo of the finest that have over been brought Joia-'t ho-Hitfa'n tl-A r» Firat street Entertained her Sunday my u ehipUin Dr. Hypian carriea good' wishes of the school class yesterday at her-home. people here with him. Ue will sen: -x • • Do your- Christmas thopplng e*VThe* Herald aome good atuff about Iyt " St. Agnca baaaar; Imperial Theatre.building. Saturday. Nov. 17. camp life from tlm? to time. 23-3 tc ' Shipped First Car ' - . Conductor D. A. K e lly .n o w on Mr.JtL, Fleischer shipped tho first tho Hainee City branch running into car of romalne out of here last Wed Scbring. • Mr. M. P. Hetherington’ hat been neaday.-grown by C.Stoothoff. Invited to deliver the address pt the Ladles Specially Shop Memorial Day services of the Banford Lodge of Elks on Bunday, De- Wlll open Tuesday. Nov: 13th, with cembcr.2nd and haa accepted the In­ an exeiuslvh line tif millinery and gowns.- Now First National Dank won the prize, a pair of silk hoso. vitation.-—Lakelgnd Telegram. Those present were" Mrs. Vorft,- Mrs. Fresh new goods at Mobley'a drug building. Mrs. Collins, manager. Loucks, Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Neal, store Saturday and Group Mo. 4 ot Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Barnes,' Mrs CHICKEN LIVERS Holy Cross Parish Guild gets 10 per An old hen haa a'much larger liver McLaughlin, Min Wilkie. cent of tho sales. 28-ltp Mr. and Mrs. Orin Hall of Rursei- than you In proportion to weight or Mr. and Mrs. Nixon Butt enter­ ville, Ky.,' arc in the city for a few food eaten. . Then it follows. that they get hlliaui just Uke you do. tained at their camp on Lake Oatiin, days. • .; • . * ’ *'. Mr.'-and Mrs. Benson of-Omaha, They are grouchy, croaa, unhappy. near Orlando Thuraday night. Those Nebraska are in the d ty with, k view Start .her liver And roako her happy. going down from Sanford were Dr. Then she will lay eggs all winter. and Mrs. Cedi Butt, M iss. Renie of apendipg.tho winter. • Mr. slid* Mrs. ’ Chitterton -and Come and get a package of B. A. Murrell an'd Billie L^filer. daughter of Michigan are among the Thomas Poultry • PoWder. Feed It riew arrivals In the dty. Supply your needs at Mobtey’a new drug store tomorrow. He is giving 10 per cent of tho sales to d good cause. 23-ltp .Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Indiana MARKETING HOGS who recently bought a farm . near Beats burying them. .Stovp Hoover, Wcklwa have arrived in the city to Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, -writes, "Com­ become residents. • \ menced feeding my herd of about 100 ' , Mr. and Mrs. A.*' II, Mokes have Hpgs’ D. A., Thomas' Ifog Powder arrived in the d ty after spending over tyvo months ago. Fifty were the summer months, in New York. sick and off feed. Nearby herds had Mrs. Moses spent tho summer at the cholera. I did not lose one—they beach near, Now York where they are* well and growing fast. L. Allen havo a fine summer homo and is Scod Co., Sanford, Fla. greatly improved in health. Their many friends are glad to-see them back In Sanford Tor the winter aca- — ,rjt • Mr*. W. J. Thigpen entertnlfifcd ths'Every'W eek Bridge. Club nnd a few guwti very d e lig h t f u lly Tlm.ni- The Home Institution” ident * A, R, KEY, Vice-President and Cashier O. W. SPENCER,. Snd-VIc—PmldeiU ig-hr: • Howard., Lyman, t o In tho d ty I t* * * " * * * �A. Heal, 8. Pule*ton, Jullui Takach, D. L. Thrasher, A. 11. Stone, Alec. Va'ugbin and "Mia* Annie Hawkins. W ith epedal work by Mr*. Forrest Lake, Mr*. Roy 8yme* and the Boy Scouts. Riley M. Fletcher Berry, . County Made n Fine Showing In The State Chairman Seminole'Co. Pledge Card -At tha time this Issue of The county. ‘However, our record com­ Campaign. ; 'Jt, . ‘ Herald goes to press the final figures parer favorably witE 'th a t of any - concerning tha-Food Pledge cards to other county. In-the state-up to the LATEST eOCHE GAS MASK Seminole county and Florida .at present. ' large have ndt as a* yet reached me Seminole county’s quota was two from headquarters , at Jacksonville thousand signatures. We ^ave mail­ r and owind to* the fact th at many ed from Sanford two thousand, four \ earda were mailed direct to Jack­ hundred and one. This includes sonville It (a impossible to give tbs' thirty-cighi signatures of pledge iV,' exact number signed in Seminole cards belonging to other counties or states, which will be credited to them. On the other hand a number of pledge cards were sent to Jack­ Easy to Rid Home sonville- from other places which of Rats and M ice will be' credited' to .u s ao’ th a t'o u r number will be somewhere in the Thera la no need of suffering from the neighborhood of ’ twenty-four hun-. depredations of rata and mice now that dred. Newly one hundred * cards Steams' Paste Is readily obtainable at were delayed In reaching.me at San­ nearly every store. A small box of this effective exterminator chats-but a few ford until Tuesday morning ao that cents and Is usually sufficient to' com­ it la posaible this last hundred may pletely rid tha house, store or bam of not-be officially credited to us on rata and mice. Tha U. S. Government the first count and first official re­ hat bought thousands of pounds of Steams’ P u ts for use in dries where rats port but will be rectified later etnee This Is tho latest model German gar and mice are plentiful. The Pa*to la also we are asked to continue* sending mask, taken from a prisoner at Lena. efficient In destroying cockroaches and signatures as they come In. Owing to the shortage of rubber the watsrbup.—Adv. •The captains of the pledge card flxlble portions of It are made o f teams and the Boy Scouts worked leather. vallahtly and we were also given splendid support by th4~CteYgymeq LEONARD M AK ES BIG MONEY To the4ast drop of tbo county both white and color- -Lightweight Champion Orabbed Off fed. In addition, the help, given by $09,000 In Paet Yean-FIn# Fu­ the teachers, postofllce officials and ture la Before Him. ^ m a y w e L !© that of tho many individual workers who gave time and strength-to make Many a bank president would con­ Seminole’s succesa.aure is most deep­ sider that be had achloved the height ly appreciated. . . of bis ambition If he.could grab $C5,The team* doing the Sanford 000 a year, as Benny Leonard has done pledge card work consisted of Mes- during the past twelvo months In tbo dame* II. G. Dietrich, F. F. Dutton, ring. Denny got about $000 for beating Is Perfect • Cecil Gabhett, E. McC. Galloway, Freddie Welsh, and tho fll.OM he Joe Hnrrold, 'R. J. Holly, C. K. Lu­ earned when ho mot Johnny Kllbano A s k Your Grocer cas, John'Meisch, E. P. Morse, T. at Philadelphia is a small part of his total earning* for the year.. But Leon* nrd has kept busy to the ring. * Ilia manager, Billy Gibson, hue always had him well hooked and has always mandged to get Mm fulr-slxcd purses. So 'i HOUSE COFFEE Watching Lsbsteraf Tall*. To find out If they bars been cooked ell re, lobster* should' be examined eery carefully. If their tolls are tight­ ly curled to Their bodies It la reason­ ably certain that they were property cooked. . • - ... Operating SfwIng.Machlpe.' ’There la no exercise, ao tiring .as Jumping, and yet this la Just what. most women. do'ln operating the aewtog machine, fry presalng .down the toes of . one foot, then tho otDbrr-as though pedaling. You win be much Icts fired after a day’s sewing. F a ir NITRATE OF SODA ALL FERTILIZER MATERIAL S«nd ua your name on a postal card arid we will keep you prated on prices. Send for free literature on HOME MIXING also all SPRAYING MATERIAL^ THE NITRATE AGENCIES COMPANY (Heard Bid,.) . Daylight Saving Abroad.* Groat Britain,. France, -Germany, Austria, Italy, Holland, Denmark, Nor­ way, Sweden, Portugal and.Australia all have adopted the daylight saving plan., m . • L fa t P r i c e s W H I C H is a r e m a r k a b le record e v e n t h o u g h F lo r id a h a s t h e l o n g e s t c o a s t lin e o f a n y S t a t e in th e U n io n , n e a r ly 3 ,0 0 0 m ile s o f n a v ig a b le rivers, a n d in n u m e r a b le stream s.* , G o o d r ic h h a s o v e r 4,0 0 0 d iffer en t ru b b er p r o d u c ts, an . u n r iv a le d r e c o r d , re m a r k a b le e v e n fo r t h e la r g e s t in d iv id u a l ru b b er m a n ­ u fa c tu r e r in t h e w o rld . T h e c r o w n in g g lo r y o f G o o d ric h ru b ber m a k in g i s G o o d rich T ires. BLACK SAFETY TREADS Have had their lasting strength and allaround merit proved in the nation wide testing of Goodrich Test Car Fleets. Against the roughest roads of state and nation, these tires have demonstrated the perfection of Goodrich’s JJnit-Mold, Un­ broken Curo, body, for fabric tires. . * *- " • “America’s Tested Tires” mean service assured by test. 100 pounds to the ton will give 2% Potash ISONVILLE, Th# Virginia Gazette was founded InolTTW and clolms to be the oldest papfer. ln- the oldest city of the otdeat state drill first to publish the Dcclarntlnn nf Independence. Dwarf Treat for Cardan*. Dwarf tree*, a rt salted to msall i den*, they occupy Util* cpace,easily cared for, bear sooner., tl standard. kinds, and they are eai abaped Into boshes and pyramids, con be used In espalier*forma, trained on bulldlngv fence* or treJJlspL F lorid a W a ters Have V a r ie tie s of F ish SPECIAL - SULPHATE OF POTASH ‘ ‘ (40% Water Soluble) FREE FROM CHLORINE r.uw-Man. One la .brought- face to face with the stern fact* of nature when a sales­ woman nt a Brooklyn department •tore while exhibiting a dehydrating machine snya: **You nro mostly wgter and If you were put In here you would aoon look no better- than that dried onion."—Tffooklyn Engle. FLO THE D. F. GOODRICH COMPANY '" - TIIE. CITY OP GOODRICH, AKRON, OHIO Ataken clso of the famous Slhertonn Cord *E7«j SOUTHERN SEEDS Wrlta for complete catalog of all seed* BLOOMFIELD v MONTICELLO, FLORIDA We agree w ith you about waf­ fles. They mast be crisp. N ol We don’t doubt that your waffles are crisp. But perhaps you’d like them even more crisp. t If you would, why don’t you try sonic economical Cottolene Waf­ fles? .Wholesome, economical Cottolene, you know, has a delightful habit of making all foods “enspy” — waffles included. NewsFrom The Front Says Private August Mattson of Company D,—-U. S; Infantry, now in France/4. . . . send us*a few pack­ ages of‘BULL’DUR­ HAM. I haVtf seen it sell as high as Celine/ Rebi, H. TynJt , 130th F )*U ArUlIvy, (Ralnbam DttUtma) "Ratling Hit Owh*’ Banny Leonard. 1 Looiinrd'a coming* have piled up fa t­ ter Hum tho'ia of many a •hrowd-hentlcd bnsine** man. Before another -year turn panned Leonard'will have more than doubled hi* earning* ot the post twelve month*, tor the lightweight championahlp la certainly worth It* weight In gold. Bladad Sweep Oir Invented. Ellis Ward, former rowing coach of the University of Fennaylvanln, tins Invented an aluminum bladed sweep oar. . If you prefer to use your, own recipe, be sure to use one-third lets of economical Cottolene than you would of expensive butter. W hy "one-third l t u ” f Simply this: ., * O 1 X t * / / ■ Coal Consumption, Great Britain's per capita coal con­ sumption la about three time* n* great a* that of France. A S u rid o stio n To lokorrf Su^or InVbur Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals. Stops Falli At Once F o r M a n a n d B ea st 23c. 50c.$ I. At Afi Dealer*. So it gw / farther. 5. Cook la hot waJB* bon wail greasedwith Cottoltn*. Brown fin* one rids than th* other. Our . recipe given here has an established reputation for making delicious, crisp waffles. Will Will you try h i •*,*.-. 3 cups flour ... -.* • 2.rounded teaspoons.baking powder 3. . Add Cottolene, yolk* of eggs w*U beaten, and white* of eggs beaten- stiff. o f a N ation Wholesome Cottolene i* unusually rich — even much r ith tr than butttr. It contains no water or silt. 2. Add milk gradually, baling cooiumly. 1 level teaspoon salt 2 cups milk Yolks 4 egg* White* 4 eggi i 1 teblespoon melted Cottolene * •; .Picture Nd. 1 shows’ how to s u n Makes Good Cooking Batter a. Serrewith maple syrup �farttnW i» .1 ,j|d9 pgS*^ leflcaa, tl.e tu a tiim o n t oca ■ • d ill c f- h p a a ; t>* aa.ma, togathor 'elute me a t p Igl ng tbolr i ll ---- r.ax»n*«4«f L*twr* »■•*■* . .. • b,<,J . kF Jk« •••a lia of aald prl_, ,, Wf*by r « * u » « t» f asbMrib- "“ r.F- « • c*U « •* • ■ nares w ilt bo placed L K#u«* u *7., i p , . ,« lb* UoTtrmor •( q u ald p 'w ith tba = •& ?I*OS .. tit* w »« .» K w • I N * « * ' £ ? . A t>. chairman of tb* riacn tls* comm tte* wltb.n tbo tim e Sbos* tpedfiad. Tollobo !>£.■ S & A sr ^ sa , 0Xb* «***aimenl* aa m id* b y tka atacutlso SS& TilW gi s g s s ? c r . % u & f f i s & 'l to •! 0t,*k*,‘ A* L w. Csld.oU D.AD^Csldiril1. * S ^lC !^'uid«»ifn*d!UiT»Mby'*oSeUU ■■■»" — *■ r.>k- f* of tb*u — -------- ----------------------] comm ittee ara a* follow*: For Mayor______ ____________ ____ t lo x f i w Csnaalfntan. . . ■ • ........ j Ioq , . TV polling plac* aba 11 bo n t tb* city ball Florldi* Th« following ptrtocui •k ill f t dsamed. to bo duly quaflBcS^Sattor* Id thia primary, to-w lt: All wblla persona duty rog“^ d acaordlng to law upon tb* rogloba*va°- . i^°?b*. . . 'b* ‘r o f Sanford, who ' Soaford Llbrary Now Boo •“ Ovol* the' Top” by Arthur Or«y Empty;— T hia 1« t h » -bo o k -re<ommended by Dr; Hulley, ai t #mo»t vivid and boneat account .of war aa It la in the trenches. ‘^ War Tima Fiction—1 1 w ''Christine” by Alica Cholmondelay. Published by the Maemilllan Co. The book haa created a lively diacussion between literary folk and tha 'publlihera, aa to w h eth er'it ia fact or fiction, and an Inaistence n to the real identity of the author. It purporta to be a aeriea of genuine letters written by a violin atudent in Berlin at the outbreak of the war to her mother In England.' "Red Planet,” by W. J. Locke. This Is not a story of the war; but it !■ a tale of these days of war in England, and the old soldier who can . no .Ipnger e«rve his country thrills you with the atory of it all.. ”Tho High Heart’’ by Basil King. (Not of the war, but In war time, 1914. The acono’ia ,ln-N ew -York city. The closing chaptere show the early days of apathy, and. the first awakening td the scrioustires of the world struggle.) ■ -' * *’Mr. Britiing Sere It Through,” by H. O. Wells. The most talked of work of fiction that ths war haa^J?&duced. ’’The Worn Doorstep" by Mar­ garet Sherwood. The atory of an American girl who has lest her lover in the war. She makes her hopie in an English, village and Undo com­ fort in acta of loving serylco to the Belgium exiles snd crippled soldiers. "Tjie Threo Things" and "Old Glory" by Mary R. 8. Andrews. ■We are come to •— - • (Ion (s that they b e ' returned oh ilext library day. i. . Mystery Stories— •» The Valley of Fear; Conah'Doyle. Black to White: McCutcheon. Dr. Jekly and Mr. Hyde: Steven- i ■ L E -S r A H om c-Liko H otel W ith AH Thb* C onvenlencee * RfewBOeainD amndl G <a>mmffodn°ftailbD<b THE sonr. GA B L E S , , C or. M tffnoUa a n d 4lb S t. SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A ’W W W O U i qjnq^WJiK#najmneqjau«WJiw^WauUUta04JnmWJ0Unuil srffaft^ rfW W V JW W W rflan g llierfW taW irfW W IirflrrfWlsrfWfcrffcs aM* JUST RECEIVED A CAR . AMERICAN FIELD FENCE e n d fiAi^E WIRE .«• and are in position to save you money, as ttie present market prices is much higher than when we placed this order. W rite uq eft1call for^catalo^ue and prices if you are in need of fence or an­ ticipate needing same. THE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY F e r t i l i z e r With'full realisation oPthe disaatroua Influence of the Buj war on Ml business routine, our* Buyers have put forth . unprecedented ________W effortst to loaecuro secure tbo greatest advantages possible for our trade. Full Stock-Right Prices ■ • - * * 1* * Wo have a complete lino of fertilizers and the greatest stock of fertiliser materials ever known in tho state of Florida. Prices are higher .than in normal times, but are aa low aa consistent with existing conditions, / *••,•■' ' . . . Ideal Formulas • •* • T• Our formulas all have tho same perfect proportioning and blending of ingredients that have piadc their super­ ior field value the past quarter century. Quality* haa not been sacrificed in tho slightest degree. Write for catalogue and price list. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. MoaBfwtam* IDEAL rEUTtUZEBB , . - * Dealers in Spray Machines and Insecticides - . • JACKSONVILLE, FLA. FULL STOCK ON HAND AT Sanford Branch, R. C. Maxwell, Manager •—j—J ' 1 . - .' r -■“ . . ■. nr everyone who will'to e Library, and- ask for Tho Grell Mystery: Frank Froret. -•The Vanished Messenger: Oppcnhelm, or M ° " thiiTih Other Fiction— * 5 '*»«»« j^ S o fS S K .-" rtfllR E H T . LA KE, Bromley Neighbor; Alice Brown. ■tno ol lb • corporation skall bo lb s ^C em m U too, Ul* Wblla M a n V E io c u tlr* Dark Tower: Phyttia.Bottoms. ■ A t l t t |j ' cJd1 ^ " KiJSS%SarS^^SS&SS Johnny Appleeced: E. Atkinson. lT -FrH U Acting Bocratary. HU Family: Erneat Poole. a ood without lb s o tjto ol >■ ^ ‘r* v * £ , V ‘ rv fbo Seaonth J n d lih l The Leatherwood God: W.*. D. Wrcnlt mt Florida In and for nominal* t #**ly. In Cbancary Howells. Alllrl* H r • • • ' * »Th0 «BH »1 DilBro oI r t^ buolno* in bo a c q *0 ^actuUor Company • Como eiit of tho Kitchen: Alieo D. •MM.tud .s d oonduetod by oold corporv (Ub ibtll >• u follows, to-will Miller. . To '« tO * I* *ud fo rty OB o yoworol mor- Lntl nInford and Eta II. Blnford Deuces *Wi)d: Harold Macgrath. .bisdUo buihioos l» buy. ooll . s d dool ln ht* wUo. Order of oorvlc* by PubUcatloa • 2 J toodr. • ho# flndlnf*,- A*tur**, Juvenile— j 4 / i 1 kudwii*. furolluro.. yroforloo. notions sod Tot Las I Blnford US Whltoholl St„ Atlanta. Ooocglaj Lori lflnlord Atlanta, UoorcU: norchoodM .opd U W , *oU and Georgina of tjje^IUinbows: A. F. • Brail. Blnford. Atlanta, Ooorgi. ^ 5S i *0 orory klad -of « » t* tl*U? y a r » ta d I* la hauby ordered that you appear to Johnston. ;> 2 r • . . .ooffh.BdloO Ihot m ,* ubV J j '; '“ * * T £ r m JIobI to carry on sold bqolnoso to borrow th* bib of complaint Bled heroin nfilaatyou Understood*’Betsyt Dorothy .Can*V ',J ,„d if euro » n o by m ort|«t«d, *» lb# led day of Docomber. AoD. 1117. and field. .. . y* ? ' J,’ fcondi »od oihor obllfotlono tkoroforo; ?**f«fd llomld la hereby deolgnatoi .a* •■fFAMPor in which tkla order oball bo Jr*buy **4 roll tool o u lo u sa d to Improro bOabadone* a woak lor As* (I) eonooculivsWhat Tommy iftd:,'.Emily ll. S o . / , , do on ,■“ > jg ft; a la . Illg n to moy bo BOCOMOITT *114 O lH O lftt Miller. ' '• . . x t Wltnaaa my.hand and aaal at offlr* tbU to bo dono l e f t s * oucfoooful UtBoaeUon of tlrd day of October, A. D. 1917 M buiinc*o of ih lr to r so r ttlo a sad to boro . Wonderful Adventures of NUa: (••a i) . E. A . DOUGLASS, Clock. • UrctM aid ’oo Joy * l f Selma Lagcrlof. . ~’ t » „ . M V* M‘ “ "OfbiM, D . C. priotlriM Ibc dental to corporstldM o r p n 1W. Baldwin, - ^od oad Oiliilar undtr tb* laws ol tbo stats Adventures of. a Brownie: Mulocki Solictor for .Complainant . ol florid*. 17-TrKte At the Back of the North Wind: Aril t i t l i t . ; Wltneaa my offlctal tlgnntara.aad i*a| tbla Tbo amount of eapltal .atoslt • ! this e s c tba }9tb day of October, A. D. 1917. George Macdonald. Mullon aboil b* B*s thouom d dollars (»**l) . V . A . OOUH LASS, HlldogardcV Home: Laura E. ' .f u . 000 .00 ) to bo 41*14*4 Into bbo bundrod Cloak Circuit Court, BrmboU Co, Fla. (ISS) thorro ol fifty dollars (110.00) oteb. lT-Prl-Ste By V. M. IJouili**. D C. Richards, , In sr *ay portion of t b . eapltal sto jk of tbit corporation mas bo payabla la . laantd Notice o f AppB/aUes f»r Tas D ie d Under Glcnlock Girls at Camp^Wcsl: or mod for the purchsao Of ptoparty, real or Her USn 9 *r Chapter IIIP Laws a f »UcGrace Remick. ' .. ( . Mt*0B*l or for lb* psyrnsnl o l labor or sorId* 't;> . ilrc* at a Jutt roluatjon thereof t* bo 4 tU rNolle* la hetaby g sa n t-.a Cha*. Tylor Poetry— ,, ' ’’ ■ mlord by tbo board of dlrtctora. purehawr of T*.a C ittlfleU * . Noa 388 887 Artlda IV. Lord of Misrule: Noyca. •, ■ and I I I , dated tb* 6tb day ol July, A- D . Tbl* corporotloB oball coBtluu# and bar* 1918, baa fllad aall rcrtlficaloa In my office, Fruit Gatherln: Tagore. loll power to oierdoo Ita eorporato riahta and and baa' mad* application lor ta s deed to Inocblw* lor a period of alnoty-Blno (#9) liau* fb accordance with law. Bald cartlflGUanjali: Tagore. * • t i n from oad altar tb s com m saeom sat of datra ambract tbo followlnd d**crl»icd propRhymes *of the. Red Croat Man: It. corporate oxUtsnM! ub Ism ooonor dl*. arty ^rliuttad in Sominolo county, Florida, ■olrcd by tbo ctockboldsr* or aecordlay to Robert ScrvUa. . °N (i‘ UC: L it 1» Palmer1* Sub. Dlv^alon •***’ Artleto V. Par. IT T p. So 8 H; 31 E. Tho Spell of tho Yukon: Scrvior. Tbo builnea* of Iblo corporation s h ill bs N o. 887 Lot * and U t I (less Ity.V Pal being assrescd .at tho date of the is­ roodurted by tbs following o 01Cora, v ltl a mar's Sub. D ls f of Sae. IT, Tp. 20, B It. 31 suance o f such certificate in tho name A gift, this week, of fifty dollars pretldrnt. v'cc-proaldrat, oofTtUry sa d trsa*. E ait. ■rer ood ■ board of dlrsctdrs, to ronalat of No. 318: Lott It I t (toaa IIy.) Palmer's Sub. of J, A. Soavy, Unless said certifi­ from tho disbanded Troop I, Bey ■ot leai thin thro, and not mors than Ova Dlvlabn of Sec.- IT. Tp. 20 R. H. 31 J): 1 cate shall bo redeemed according to Scouts, for the purchase of boys’ atoebboldrii, and inch aubordlaato officer* The aald l i nidd ___ _ a.Mue>l. ___________ bolng at th* date tad a cent* ai tb s corporation may author- of tb* Ittuance of oueh rottlflrotc* In th* law tax deed will issue thereon oh book* is a notable one from the fact lie. The offleo ot aaerstary and troaauror namw of J. F. PefTor. Ifni*** aald cettlflcatoi s i ; bo ulled by tbo aatoo ptraoa, tba board abaO b* rtdoomad occordlng to taw to s deed tho 27th day of November, A. D. that it is tho first gift of money ever ol director* and all other olAcora to bo cbooon made to thn Sanford Library for III laauo thereon on th* 20th day ot N osom - 1917. i by the tlorkhoiilero, th all bo cbooon annual­ hrr, A. B, 197 7. books, and also the largest bum do­ ly by tha ■tarkholdoro, at tholr annual moatWitness my official signature and III to be'held the fir»t Monday in January of each year brgfnaliif with tba year 1911. Notice of Application for Tax Deed seal this tho 26th day of October, nated since ita organization in 1903, The preildrnt and other officers oball bo "Hats off" to tho boysl Under Section 8 -oT.Chapter 4888 A. D, 1917. cboirn annually hr th* director* or by tb* Resdlng* cards ore ready at tho ■toekholderi ta in* by-law* May require. (seal) E. A. Douglass, Laws of Florida Tba officer* to ba chowa by tb* director* at Library for tho thirty-seven mem­ Cjerk Circuit Court, Sominolo a meeHoc to ba held os. » • a n i l day and Notice is hereby given that A. F / ber* of Troop I. Como for them. .Iwmedla’tly alter th* annual meeting ol the County, Florida. Otaekhrldera. Th* Board o( directory* Un- Boston, purchaser of Tax Certificate Mrs. Key, * til elh*r»t*e proelded by th* otockholder* By V. M. Douglass, D. C. thill ron.lit of thro* (t) member*. Tb* fol< No. 2362, dated the 2nd day of . Librarian. 19-Fri-6tc le»i*c rhall b* officer* of tbo corporation Juno, A.' D. 1896, has filed said cer­ *■(11 ihnfe elected at lb* election shall b ars Woman’s Missionary Society .obllfieH, nomelyr tificate in my olllce, and hen made An Ordinance Regulating Mugs Tho Week of Prayer and SelfPrirident, 1- W .'Caldwell, vlro-prooldont,. ' l>. I). C'alde.ll, aocrotory and liwaourar, 8 . A. application for tax deed to issue in Be it ordained by tho mayor and Denial will, he observed by tho Irwin. Hoard of directors, I - W. Oaldwtll, accordk'nco with, law. Said c.rtilicity council of Sanford, Florida: Roman's Mfitaionary Socicty-.of the B. A. train and D. D. Caldwell. Article VI cato ’ cmbrabcc the following des­ Section 1. That it shall be unMethodist church Monday, Tuesday The hlchral amount n| Indobtodneao or in Scm- lawful for any owner or owners of and Wednesday, Nov. 12,' 13 and 14 liability to » hich tbo corporation ran at any cribed property situated lima •uhjrrl Itarlf oball b* tan thousand dol- Inoje county, Florida, to-wit: N W Jf1 nny ferocious or vicious dog to-perbeginning at 3 o’clock each after­ lari (110,000,00). ' c u r t , Of NE M CW . r Sue. c M P o ^SI'S, Bam o t() r 0 |; m j0r r u n a t Ia r g c Article VII. of.SWW 22,- J,Tp 5l - B noon." *Miss Harris who'.'.sjjent a Th* aamea sad reoldoncw* wl the- su b . 10 aeiHL'c'The said. land within tlio corporate limits of tho number ,oh* years in China, will on aeriWr. and number'll *barM-«tken by each H are s.HnllnwaV • - *■ ' city.‘of fianford, ^FJorolda. Monday afternoon give an t^ldnoa I. W. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla.,1 IP.obaras B. A. Irwin, Hanfood, Fla., TO aharea ' Section 2. A (loj^ilnt largo within repcciully to the mlsaionary aocielire , H !’• t‘aidwell, Btnfurd, Fla., 1 abate. the meaning of’ this ordinance, is of Sanford.^ In-the evening st 7:30In.»itne-a whereof.wo have horauqto oot oar u m ,a thia tbo 10th day ol October, deemed to be nny dog framing the she will dcllvpr a lecture, The pqbA. It. tltlT. L. W. Caldwell, streets of* tho city of Sanford not llc is most ccrdlnlly Invited to at­ . . a . A ..IIrw 'in, .under leoah and muxziod with iron tend hqth cf .these .meetings. a . . D* Cald well. Ktatrnl Harida r mtlzzlo or scourcly chained and Tuesday nlttm ori Mnt. A. E. Coaety cl Seminole. * llelorr me personally oppearod I* W.’ Cald muzzled while kept on tho premises Philipp leader* . Subject, '.‘The Com­ wall and s A. Irwin end D .;D . Caldwell c* ■ ht tho owner. ts, w. II j - a n and baler -by m* Ht»l dttty passionate XhrUt." aeon h tor hlraaolf that ho rljned and. Wednesday f iternoon Mrs. F. F. Section‘3. Tlint on complaint lie-j <he foregoing lnatrument l o t ’the Evers? K in d O f I n s e c t , i r p ..- therein eipreeaed, and tfiat' theyStelnmeyer lender* Sulijcct, "Great-, ftlk .made to tlip chief -of p o l i c e . that, ■ ^ .v K iU t^ d .:ir» th- |.rra<>na herein lum .'d. ' t i I»- .W. er Works,Than These,’?'. Caldwell, s. A. Irwin and D, D. Caldarsll. any-dog within the city limit® 'Is « Thors la irio Insect-that . In- \Vuitt,a Whlreof I has* hereuato eel icy 1and-end.official real at Sanford, Sam- . otand'BEE BRAND IN8ECT POW- ferocious or; yicious animal, it shall - Tho' ladies of Sanford are invited lacda^ctupty, Florid*, tbl* tb* 10th day ot D E R . Q u ick d e a th i s in c v i u b lo . [^bo this; duty of said police to fully to'attend. '■ ’• 1 . ..OctrOwr. A. .-(>.■ 1017. .. • ' '■ UeAir,. . LILA MAE JOIINOSN, investigate ’said complaint,* and if ' Notary PubIK. I upon investigation he flridif that the • Seminole’s Roll of Honor ' »!>• fnmmUtlori ocplre* Oct. 99, 1910. aV k . r • * • , *r -' Attjfc V -* ■ ’animal in question is ot a-ferocious IS I'M ’IF Navy their runways')or biding nature and imapa at people, or at­ Katlie «f tpyim ,'on for T as Deed Under yjlla bugs o t evenr other Karl Schultz, Shermnn RoUtb, tempted 'to bite people, said d?g Krtilua a af (h tp lc r c m , Lawo of Mar- a tin today- Its nannloa Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned 'within tho meaning of this ordin­ * ' . ... htmre i. hereby given that M. A. Laho. Chittenden, Hoy Chlttendcm Ralph ance- nbail he dct!fne<l to l>o a fero­ punh.-.t ..I T ai Certlflcat* Jdo. 189, dated Koumillal,‘Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cious nqd vicious a n im a l-T . u*i *,h, °f Fe A- D .i 1018, cosorlog ' t o n It I n t o th* a i r . » J i el l-ot 5. 11Ik. 10, TUr C. Sanford cer, Hu'gh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Files »nd moaqul tore : Section .-4. That, it shall )»o the »•‘1 , r.“,h. 1 ,M ,}t oold a* tba proparty of J j,4 H-_J, Itradford. . 11*0 Certlfltala No. die in a few mfnntAa. duty of the chief of. pblice to report Lawton, Jame**PurvisI William Hart IV • Julr «tb, A. D . 1918. covorlng Will kill ants, fires, ley. * t ! i ol t.M S. filk. 10 , Tier C . Sanford, sold roaches; bed-bugs, lice, to the mayor of tho city%9f Sanford - “ . ,br. ol B^Knlgbt. Alto CartU* • Army .. . hia findings and recommendations on • No.' 179, dated J u ly .g th , A. D . lb U . and fapgsof every kiqd* KM Of U t 1, 111k. f . Tlar B. San‘ John Murrell, Kennctn Murrell* any complaint made to the chlftf of " ••0,d ** tko property of A Jon**: AI*o ;for thei police .regarding any. ferocious or Leslie Hill, .Seth Woodruff, Stanley Trade Mark, vldoua 'dog, and thereupon tho may Walker,, Dr. Ralph Stovena,* Joe !• Mood. AKd J^‘ a g o A BOcor sha]l Issue.an order under the seal Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ • i’,‘V i-ot* i to i. b!C. V,h’ ’Aot^r of, th»‘,cUy directed tq- the owner or derson, .Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, .! ol“ *■ th* propsrty of U S, v i A,*° CortlflcaU N o, 111,- dated owncra oV said dogs,, to forthwith George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ i % “ h;.A . D. 1918, covering Imt f , B |k. wr r*r i ’ 8*nt°fd, oold at tb* property rtmovo and keep removed from tho burn, Albert Fry, Jam es' Eatridge; a.’, a - »'*»•*!, Aloo Certificate N o. I l l , city limits said Animal, or to keep George Huff,. Thom'aa Sullivan, W. • ‘2 1 \ : V & k: & . said dog securely chained, fastened A* ‘ PattWiail, Mredo -Fo*, Ingram A I) d»‘*d Juno Srd and muxxled at alb times, within tho Guerry, Joe Guerry, Oscar N, 21tt Lot B, Blk. T, Tier C, of .the m ayor." , rower, Henry • Byrd;: Osborne -WiU Ford ' *" ** “ th« Ff*P*rty ol AJacar J. EX-COV. TERRELL’S discretion ’{•’.V **,d cortlficatea abatl ba redo*mod Section- 6. * That aboutd any owner Hams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, » , « ' • '*w luu dooda will mu* tbaraon Robert Robinson, Arthur Dicldns, BROTHER GIVES. or ownera of ferocious and vicious John *U,uW,V hw-,1h d,)r 2! NpsamW, A. n. uit , Lee, J. A, Stafford,’, AndreW1 ^,,r,l'. airaalara-and aaal dogs within" the meaning of thia act TESTIMONY .rnSHT,t,h ^ b.*3£ DAnaLAsif*17, fa&t'o comply with the order tssuod Aulln, John Cater • IAwto^, Alfred Httk Circuit Court Semlkol* Cfc, lH*. by the mayor to keep said' animel M. Beck, Herbert Pullet/ Joe Lewis, ILfrl Ste B , V “ • OMBtoa^ D . C. securely chained, fastened end muz­ Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler. J. That's What John Bunyen Johnson, zled, or to .remove said ahimal and F. Coates, Ernest Gormley, Walter tho - Wall-Known Automobile to keep aaid animal removed .from Radford,* Corbett Hutchinson, . Sam .WMIcav \ * , : i C° ^ n t • * ___ ■ alcaed in- —-.-wF7*ivaaie I f l t ’ ,7 ,L**.,,bo Saturday, N asam ber lC lb, the corporate limits of the city of PevshouM, Harry Carlson, C. E. Salesman, Bays of Martin’s a llil'a V i* o t |o«k >. m., or a* aeon tboro6anford, Florida, it shall bo the duty Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrpld Long B*‘ mIvV »»»b* banrd. a t Da Lend, Floe• Llvor Medicine *‘r* v*ir, ; of the ehief of police forthwith to Wallace Lipford, Norman Baker, Er­ y i i |? * l OfrUcatlen• to /udg* Jameo W- A* L*»ua.. .Judge Sasantb fodirtol C l m l t nf ■ One of the latest to add bis un­ cause such yicious or ferocious dog nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. asing tf ■s s s - i r * . 7 ____ qualified endorsement to Martin’s to be killed. Hill, Harry Rabun, Ouy Stafford, 1. Liver Medicine is John Bunyon *l«.°“ hi* *k• •■ionMt'nnd•woUlrl nf lu Johnson, of Macon. Gar Im rle tte r —Section ®.—Any. person or persona Lewtie Oglesby, Den.-dev Staffdrd, T. z s x ,-~ yL .‘s y s a - -t ?r *tv --------------» dsted August 25, 1917,.he says: who in any way interferes' with the O. Gtllls, Willie O: Goolsby, Hsrroid ""It affords me pleasure to -report police, or hinders any officer in the Holiday, C. R. Peabody, ; Robert: that I have taken M arlins p « r Mcrriwcthcr, Robert Routh, Staf­ Medicine arid.ohtalded roost deair- performance o f - any required duty ford LePits, Grover ' LeFils, Paul under thU ordinance with reference 1L A. Nowman, ' " .able result). Martin's Liver Medl1. c(nV is plessant to the-taste,'does to. dogs, ohoil- upon -conviction •there-' Dooleyr"Br L7~M0ttr“Prahfi .campnot -gripe—nor—inconvenlence~.tne of be fined faot more than 125.00 qr bell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ t. D ie' * J. W. Oleblnavtaker in any way. It acts positively burn, Oacar Du Boso, Edwin L. J. O. Ball. U-Frl-ilr and yet gently upon the liver and it tmprhrohed not more ihan ten days, Dinkle. Is my opinion that it Is superior, .to within the discreiion of 'Uie mayor. ON any Hvdr medicin.e sold." ■ . ■ . Section 7. This ordinance bhall ■Sam Jt’ Pickens,* Harry II. New­ klnna uiti bi Martin’s Uver Medicine ia ftjrUtiy. r*U‘*«l* count, take' effect, immediately -upon its man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. wr .-1| 1*. 1 r r * v - . *w^anga rvosatnvegetable in ingredients, contains King, Charles Prleater, R6bt. O. ' n i l d n ,,' J*1Tt for tb* nemtaatlon nf no poisonous calomel, is pleasant tt» passage and appfrva! by the mayor. Weeks, Waif red Pierson, VAnder Far J S " ®r, »b* n ils w ls g ofBcoo te -w k l take and is sold with the standing . I hereby certify th a t thq foregoing . C»» CoJg®[t Sanford; Sosan *»tt« | “f“ . * * »■ d > ts a <l) parson* U guarantee that,t if it does not give, ordinance was duly passed <by 'th e Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F •«'»• C o m m itn g te ^ •• .the effect d< *ited, the empty bottle city council’of Sanford, Florida, on Grigp, Harry Miles, Dunian .Mit­ ed to the ____ drug___ store -esn be-rstu__________ _ chell,'Drawdy Mattkers, Lewis 9°** end the SOc paid for it wifi be re- t h r 16th day of October, A. D. 1917. line, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R, Long, s - S l r 1®v * (•cal) Jaa. C. Roberta, fun (fed. .'As a meflicipe for poiuti* Wilfiam B. Lynch, James H. Lee, J. nation, sick headache or other-Iwer City Clerk.. snd itomach troubles,;. Martin* Approved by me oh'this the 16th C, Hutchinson, C.r T. Smith. Uu ‘ • BUtUt*** TMJMctors w. W, Liver Medicine is w ithout \ peer. day of October, A. D. 1917.\ lib* sariiouo kflaas to bo -Sold by druggists everywhere. * >■5 W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS t? * V . .♦ .1 G |ene r a I . 'Fire ; Insurance * ■ ** • * ‘ , • | • ‘ JT„ f- f O f f l u w ith HOLDEN R IA L e t T A T l * ** * 9»f S a n fo r d . - - - - K O. F lo r id * •V';.W . * 1-C . i -ft . -'l r ■( > . i f |v> H* 1 Bee Brand'Insect Powder m a m - . .V-.— / H , ♦ . _ r V - •• "S * it ;‘r A.i i,?-A .y s " 7\ 1 1 M Pure; Sparkling Spring W ater B rought To Your Door D aily * -.'fe Elder Springs Witter Has a Guaranteed Purity,• * * ;,• - . r' • * • of 99.98 Per Cent, • ' , . - • • •J* , ... . . ,'t • • * ’ Leave Orders- at. The Herald ;*-r( • 'fV ~ rr -r.- :w « u Mtk C. BOWER, Sanford, Fla. ; • ' . . "9 r ■ ip-FrUtc - - • •- - ... . • ^^M iyor. , - .. WANT ’* It* I;-'- fall plantini PjcUv ia«g,(6flgBg“ iare com-1 1prompt ihipment M g r tm vi [Southern Seeds T.;-! * 1 \ \ . W* t VV *\ \ \ v\ H ‘ \\ w , ’./, _ tp#*-*; • V V' lj 'if Vs - . • ’• V * - tAj«. � 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, November 09, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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>, November 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/cc6400a060cb1e292df839fb66b8c33f.pdf 02749c554e8553d705edf7b34f036c78 PDF Text Text W . T H E H E A R T 'O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A TEST. V E G E T A B L E SECTION m PUBLISHED : w eekly; O N "‘ ftn B S D A Y ;8 i AND l V I 3TJ. r; h IN SANFpRD—Ufr U Wo,th Lking G-,+ yO lP B lX eiz.1 ■I .■ ,1 an-j.M.jLi... '..I 1 SANFORD, FtORUJl; AY, -NOVEMBER 13, lB lf' ■M r " FRIDAYS .V NUMBER U m FROM EVERY TED rJV The Committee Recom-. Jead The Change. h. following letter of explihath, to Investigate fcndv report to*«r against a cotnmlaalon manager a of government for'the city of il'ord contains substantia) reoaontod together' with their Initial which Is on file in .this office . it dear that these men- have .Jtly discharged their duties and jre done so impartially *And.with fitly the view to'better Sanford gcn-» ny at heart. A petition^ bearing aething . more, than two hundred ,^«n bsi been filed with tfce counKgind sri election Is to be caUed to ffcdde the issue. Tho fliiit^ step Is |d* election of a charter board, then Lilly the charter by vot* If. apfwred, after'which commissioners. |sr* elected. When theso are elected, iad« the law, the aldermanlc form L jownmeilt. automatically ceases ud the . new form goes in effect; [ Uader the law of 1916, cities or USTrinFlb chlnge to tho comgjnion form of government, do not [ bn to wait for approval from the ^hgiiliture. but may do so upon a sjarity of the voters in a city aig* ng their drsiro to place their [town under this plan of government. ted police and fire employee/ lie direct­ ly caree for the sanitary *Wotk, the street gleaning, the cofrect roalntenr sneo of streeta and paving and must guarantee efficient service and full from all companies or persons Ulng service or time to the city. The manager handles and adjust! ill comptalnts, this then, provides oho head -for all complaints and all concerned know definitely who to apply to. However.N this-.does not give, him a free rein, his actions and adjustments must-be .approved by the commissioner* and* all cltitens also hav£ free, access to the commissioners phen tho occasion de­ mands it. • * •. - All city affaire are publiiTand'tJie charter should provide that all re­ ports of city affaire and finances be published at regular intervals, also the-full detailed cost ^of* operation. Tag. assessments are -reduced un­ der the commission manager form of government. .An .equalization tax board of at, ieaat ten citizens from all walks of .industry make up this board. a They are appointed by the the.commissioner* and servo without pay. They meet from time to time with the managers and commissionera and' make assessments. This eliminates tho one man plan and makes all pay and pay alike. This form of city government provides for the .collection ' of delinquent taxes, the method following being'the sapic ss that', followed by the state. . [ That a Comml>*Ion Manager Form •fGoTernmrnl Is and Why,W« Recom m end Its Adoption . The charter also piovides the RE­ for Sanford . CALL AND REFERENDUM and On October 8th and again a t 'a upon a signed petition of twenty per dale ritIzi‘ns~meet!ngH v were [held it the Sanford Grammar School cent of thq qualified voters an eieetinn . may be held to.' r'emovq ,-*ny f to discuM, jity government and member of .the commission board/ -.. [viyiand meant to bring qjbout a Tho workings of a charter*’ under efficient handling of* city ad* this fdrm prohibits the dt’y frbm' Iainutrstiori. The results were, that spending, more than, its-income, oxr the undersigned were appointed a coamittee of seven to investigate, cept by proper' bonding. This al­ ways places .the city on a self sus­ and report 'our recommendataining basis. |ticrj and in response.to the request • i ** i , In the matter of ttondsand vouch­ tf’more than one hundred and fifty [citizens presctii'^at these meetings ers tlfc^Tommissioncrs and manager svhiv*- repnrifil in full and in de­ must maintain .nnd know that n sinking fund exists in dollars and tail. " In order nos to make ourselves cents In order to insure the city’s dcircr and to givo reasons for our credit ami standing. This fact alone makes the city sale of bonds pos­ Itcommendaiions to tho .clTect- that sible nnd places the city available |\*ihou!d advise a commission'man* to money nt a low rate of interest; |*t,r form of government for the city •f Sinford. wo are sending you. this much lower than is being paid under httcr because ua a committee we nny nldermnnic form of government. Altogether, a cdmmlsslon manager feel .that- every one should know plnn of government takes'the'man­ •herein lies <>uf-reason/. This exphmtlon then must not be con- agement nnd administration o f4city Itncd eicepi in a, sense of fairness affairs out of the hands of men, who l» you and every ciHxen and as although safe conservative business men, a/<?> because of, their own.in­ TOUR eotajnitteer we only ask that terests,’ unable* to'give tho attention lou carffully rend It and at-least Icredit us with having performed the to tho .city needed, and places the |•ervices that were imposed upon ua. active management jn tho hands of a manager, directed by commiisionIn the firat place, a commission era. ThQn since Sanford is actually F»«ijer form-of government takes a business or' corporation with a "ty affairs r,ut 0f politics, makes the capital of $3,500,000,'It must surely Jdty progressive and assures its oper- deserve ' consei'vati ve, careful, 6eo■»ji°n st W ,-xpenses "than under tho nomic management. . I grannie plan and as s result, by For any town or d ty'to ever'oWn Implying a atrict business handling, and operate its own public ^itilities, taxation..’ •t for a city the size of Sanford,*-a such city or town must first build a Conservative constructive manage­ J ™ M-ecifying t^e following of■err* would without doubt prove ment In order to insure on adminis­ |Mfquate and aucccssful: *i.** • tration that will provide tor such dividends that means less; taxation. Three commissioner** who serve Our . investigation.. shows that I. h°ul «nd who must be sought places like Hickory,- Tsrboro and V the office and not vice-versa and Morgan ton, N. C., 'St. Augustine, , inning, the commisaionera Green Cove Springs, .Lakeland and Mminated must not solicit votes,'to Orlando, Fla., have commission form 1. 1 *° m,y deb«T them from holding o f . government along various lines n/» : »hU eliminates 'owing political and all these towhs, similar. In alse J r- »nd Insures the strict following to Sanford are succeeding and forg­ rulM* 0n# ot the three ing ahead. • l;... I ska k*i°ners to be mayor, who In passing on Uie., subject at L i .**rm without pay. The comYOUR request, we did ao as citizens runner receiving the amalleat' numand aa a.duty and our recommendaI I vot« must run .again with In tiona come afte/f cAteful Investiga­ e * * r,*tbe other two 01,1 *Py offlce tion of the workings of other com* for U office aa provided mission govenrered' towns and . alter ,#r by the charter Th ch,rt*r' a careful nerusal and stpdy of our «• commUaiorien ore required by present ei(y affairs and finances./ In making our - recommendations also, 'Till muit T ,P'°y • TRAINED Etf- we have tried to avoid the pitfalls mtn must - - who — rau.. deoe- apparent in the chsrteni of other I »#d im«L!nt ^ra# *° the-affaire dtie* so as to benefit you In your l of the city- He U paid actions in considering this question. lalV Pf**cribed-by the charter In passing to. you our recommend* lolei 1;,Utered by the - comraia- atidns, we Insist that you bear In i . ** employed for,. no mind, that we-aiV’ not nor will not ih# *0. 'en.|th of tlmh but serve* at advocate °whoe who" for office— »k« Z ? , under th« direction of vie a r c only’ recommending a form of -commluionera ' government that we believe will I »ap*r*! of a manage/ to benefit 8anford. - Further, that we are, not criticising In ’ the. least our I hamtli k#Pt Up *nd ,n >W,P«- present city- o ffic ia ls .W * e*te#m k S L -U.clty employees mployeea these three gentleadn'kii gentiecMniUI Wendq friends, adt and com* tSyS!1® *? kno* y-1 *u ***" ,n- eupervlslon including ■• (Continued oa Pigs 4) f-. contribute to tho fund which will*be National Association O f ■pent to keep the soldier* jn good apirits, prevent horaeaickneae and Undertakers M eeting In otherwise Serve to sustain the mo­ Jacksonville rale of the Americad legions when On the Italian front the Italian The undertaken are., here today • RECORD'MONDAY they take over the' trenfches. line in the north has stiffened unjjer Over Seven Hundred Dollars Be­ Former Presidents Roosevelt and and. today Is .the thirteenth of the the reinforcements it has-received' fore Five o'clock/ Have only started Taft are active in their support of month. The'only thing that,breaks the hoodoo Is tho faet that it la not from the British an'cl- French. -Even Campaign. . the Y. M. C. A, work. The ranking FYiday. .The National Association the German‘ official, communication The V* M. C. A. campaign ftfr officers of the army and navy are of Embalmera with a party .of some docs not mention any further retire­ funds for war work started yesterday loud In their , prali* of t h e ’ good fifty members with their wives and ment by the Italians,, but, on the' after’ s .ptost enthusiastic meeting which has been accomplished' and families spent an hour or so . bare today coming up from Jacksonville contrary, admits that cast of Aslago, had b«*n held In the Lyric Theatre which will be accomplished by three on the Clyde Line - and while here where .(he Austro-Germans made Sunday,! Manage/ "Itene secured "Red Triangle buildings- in -the, were tbe guests o f, the Sanford gains last week, the Italians In strong some.gq.6d. war .pictures for ih^ occa- camps, cantonments and just behind Board of Trade., They came to Sanford upon tbe^. force attacked tho invaders and re­ Sion and Chaplain S. J. Brokonshire the firing lines. -The sailors as well ■V. captured lost positions. The Italians of the'*Naval Tralnjng Camp at as tbe soldiers receive tho benofrf of invitation of Frahk L. Miller who is not only an active-member o f the took about 100 prisoners. . . Charleatpn addressed the . meeting, this money. Building/ of this char­ National Association but is the sec• . • »■ " • Along the middle and eputhern being introduced by Chairman Ste­ acter have been or; will be erected tn retary of th* Florida Association and haa held this offico for many yean. reaches of the Piavo the. Italians are vens and, with -Secretary Greene-6f every navy yeard. Mr. Miller'wantqd the psrty-to come H. R. Stevens is' directing the to Ssnford. before their mming which holding, their line tenaciously, al­ 0 lnndu who la feled secretary :for people th* work md'has W. M. Haynes for his will be held in Jacksonville for three though they have been forced to he big drive gave tho givo up tbe Vidor bridgehead, north­ fatc’ta' a iout the great work of tho able 'secretary and JSchello Mainre days of this week* ahd at- there a r e ' Y. M. /. A. In tho camps, in the for treasurer and all of theso g^ntje- members from every state. in the east of' Treviso. Union they will get a good idea of eantonmjenta'qnd in tho trenches. men are working day and night. To Florida and of tnc Sanford aertton. The Germans-have mado no at­ On the sta^e with the speakers*.were assist them in the work they have - O. L. Taylor and-A. P. Connelly, tempts' to recapture tho ground tlm various raptians of. the' teama ihe following captains and each cap­ representing the Sanford - Board of taken by them by the Brlitish Sat­ and the bnlnisters of the city and .the tain has a corps of sble lady and Trade went down to- Bcrreford this urday in the region of Panschcndaclo, occasion was greatly enjoyed by all morning by auto and met tho boat gentlemen assistants who*are comb­ coming on to Sanford with tho vis­ Contenting- themselves merelyw\tlf ’present ing the various districts. If you itors and giving them badges and tho bombardment of tbe nowly-won Tho-War Work of the Y. M. C. A. havo been missed by these workcVs literature. Upon their-’ arrival *1iere"line. . A heavy rainfall prevented the will receive n big boost from Sem- bring your contribution to tho -Her­ they were met by President Dutton British . from extending their gain. lnote> counly if all reports are true and Secretary Marlowe of the Board ald'office. ,of Trado and city officials and taken' Bombardments and minor attacks that are coming into headquarters The following are the captains in cars everywhere throughout tho have predominated on the remainder the first two days of the campaign. and their territory: celery, delta and were shown the of the western front <except- near Of course the amounts that have Team N°* 1—Ed. Putnam—West points of interest in the.city'. A fter’ Hartman’s Kcilorkopf, in tho Vosges been given will'not bo published to­ ride they were given a line lunch­ ■yirst St. and West Side French Ave. the eon at the lintel Carnes ns gubsta of Mountains, where in a violent battle day but the amounts are very pleas­ •Team No. ^2—L. A. Brumlcy— the'Uonrd of Trade and the different the French .completely repulsed the ing, to Chairman II.. R. Stevens and Celery Ave.' nnd nU East Side, .cast courses were intiirsperscd by toasts Germans.* ‘ * * and roasts by the local talent and his able assistants atul they have tho of Mclionvillei * *, the. visitors and ut the close of the ■In Palestine the British forces'aon- smile that won’t conic off for good v Team No. 3—jO. L- Taylor— luncheon they were whisked awny to ■_/< tinue to make progress agafbst'the little Seminole is coming right along South side, of First St. from French' DcLund Landing in. timo to catch Turks, who gre being aided by Ger­ just as she always has on these im­ ’Ave. to Sanford Ave. nnd cross Sts. tho' boatc again for Jacksonville: man nnd Austrian, gunners. During portant t e u h j e c t e . .’, y . •That their visit to -Sanford was from Krlsf" to Second Sts. .( h ^V pleasant was ' e v i d e n t H o r n the latter part of last weekAseveral Team No. 4—Fred *T. W illiam sexpressions of pleasure from more towns and villages were enp- V Itt docidtng upon tho amourg to North aido of First St.- to Lake many is? tho visitors at overy turn, and theytured on the GOO-squuretmile battle­ ho given, to -the War Work Coencii M on me /rom French Ave. tn Snn- -will long-remember Sanford-and tho field!" In addition to hunierqus guns of i t f . t f i f / C. A.]U Will be well to ford Ave. • ’ ’ *• t \’ - y ' Board of .Trade. -«*yg Thusr* h(ioki-<l for the trip, nroi and many prisoners. Knar of Gaza take into consideration tho statement, ti s •**>». Team No. 6—R. J. "Holly—follow­ made' by tho leaders ;of "Aftierica in Mr. nnd Mrs. John F. Martin, EUx>a large enemy force ^vrts" deftnted ing streets from Second St. to Ninth nbefh, N. J., Mr. nnd Mra. Chn». B.’ and twelve guns, three: machines the present- world war. President. St., rest, si'de- of- Park, all Oak, M ike. Now UruiiHwtok, N#, J., Mr. Wilson* fuvors and is assisting tho guns nnd ,100 prisoners were ; rnpnnd Mr>.. CjnrJ, H. Hogrrii, Ror-; work of tho council. He hap mudo Myrtle, laiiirel and'French. ih-nt-iwn. N. J.. Mr. nnd Mrs.. Jar. tured. Trim No. fi­ E. T. Woodruff- K. Murphy, N'.-wiirk. N, J.', Mr. and many public statements in.-which ho '- m •\ * ---- * — t-l Mr . It. Ci IV PotteNop. N. J. has praised tbe work of-the Y.- M. following /streets!; from Second t-> ’ imothy C. 1 -icgs., Hob-ikon,, N J., Apparently the Bolsheviki up* C. A. and fins urged, that organiza­ NInth-*-<yqit/ side ✓ Park, all Mug- Ti ■h H JrviiU-1). Ai ph-gntc. 1’iuNsiq, >f. J., rising is nearing its end, and Premier. tion,'tn ciint'irtue its tabors for1, the nolia ,ond;-Pttlliietto, Jnnlofi J. Higglmi. Elizn|ictli, 1N. J., *Tc*nvNo.'7'f-£. H, Dingco—from Junics H. Sret.-u, Aslafry .I'ar.k, N. Kerensky may soon ngajn bn .In good of tho soldiers. t power. V ! J., John A. Maxwell,'Somerville, Ninth .Btrrit south. ^..Secretary of War'* Ncwtoit Balter .Late advices from.Potrograd oro ; has 'issued a number' of statements . Teate ^o. 8—B.‘ G/Kennedy—All Ni J.. William A.. Morris^ Lolig Branch, N. J., John V. Burkem 1. , to the effect that tbn- reviolutionists prAlsing'thk work of ■the"'Y. lie hna west of French. Jorrey'.Clly, Herman E. Frommclt, have been defeated* in Moscow q t , .lnye.<\lgntcd its practical -.'Aorth .and Yl’eam No. . 9—Forrest. Gatchtl-*- Patterson, N.-J., Mrs. Fulton, L o n g . / Branch, N. J., Ilojicrt J. Wiggert'r Tsarskow-Seol, nnci from tho latter has given it his unqualified support. Sanford nvonue east. ;-N. Coribny; Thornton B.. town which- is 16 miles from Petro- He m also - urging all Americans to Tesm No. 10—Ovlello—Prof. A. Jnmeif Bnrnre and Miss Conhoy, New York . grnd, arc retreating a disorderly mob L'. Hatch. City,:-William J. ‘McCa#, -Mr. and toward the great capital. , Tcnm No. 11 —Geneva —If. 11. Mra. * John T. tinllngher, Mr. and '/Their .very principle of liberty , ; Mrs. Mnx/Huntko, Mrt. Mary P In Petrograd street fighting has means that they ennnot impose upon Pattishalj. gjy* .. Jl - . Miss .•'Bayha, r;;*A Team N o .t ?I2*—Chuliiota— Tildcn Ehlenberg'T . nnd taken place with the Cossacks and themselves tlfc. brutal discipline 'o f Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. and Mra. M. ' " - ^ other loynlist«-hnving-tha-b«ttcr-of* 'the Cehtral •Powers," says therP.re- Jacobs. , J. Dailirny, Cnntori, Mass., A fra n d i *y , the- Bnlshoviki element, while .Ke­ mier. "Theirs is evidently.different . _Tcaro. No. 43-bIkmgwoqd— C.. W; dre* r. • J. McArdie, Charfeeton doss., Henry S. McCre*. Worcester, rensky with 200,000 men is on bis discipline, forged by trials as meUl Entzminger.. dass.,*. .David H.-* Curtis, B o s to n ,, Team No. 14—Altamonte and way from Gatchina to'reinforce the under tho hammer." tin**, ’Mr.' and Mrs. Geo. J. Smith, . Forrest City—Howard Lyman. loyalists.'* To stay his progress, dIlford; CJnu., Mr. and Mrs. W. M. A meeting-of the War Counrll was >vgH Team No. 15—Mo/iroo—Jos .A. Wnerbnch, South BKhh’hcin. Pa., . how-over; tho rails of the Petrogred- held at,.5vd-*eiock-yesterday afternoon dr. nndMrs 11 J Opplct, South •>•.**.* * • Gntchina Railway have beet) torn'up and tli/;babinet was in sesslqn from Johnson.. . Pa, nnd Mr ond MVa Teofri No. lfi'-^-Loke Mary—A. E^ lcthlehem, / ti and large forces of the Bolsheviki are 6:30 until £. After.the cabinet.mecti H McIntyre, St Catherine*, On­ —1----- — — tario.* Ca^aqir* — said to have gone out to give battle. irtg a »omi official note was issued Sjoblom.— ■ rr r Team No. 17—Ptola'—^^F. Tor add to the troubles of tho. Ke­ confirming jhe news of the. estab­ rensky government a state of -war lishment of. a permanent inter*allled Bcown. aV j : ‘ Basket Ball Friday Nlffht ■ '* has been proclaimed in Finland and staff under Generals Foch! Wilson * Team No. 18—Goldsboro— W.* B. The Girls Basket Ball team wil(.. Boykin. ’ • • the governor-general dismissed, his and Cadorna to sit at~ VereaflleB. , play the Kfuimme® girls next Fri­ Team No. 19—Georgetown—place having been taken by a sailor. ' |Tho noto^addi .that -.nattflng has day night at the Parish House at The Diet has voted {o elfcet a state impressed .the Italian gpyepl.iqeht Frank-Harris,.C..Brewcr, H. L. .Du- eight o'clock, Thia^will be a good J. N Croom. \ directorate which will have;«upreme end people more than the exttral hart, game as the Kissimmee girls are said " power in the province. to have the goods. After the gam* ordinary celerity with‘/which .' thmJ? • S.-S. Birthday 8ocial he Kissimmee girls will remain over Paris, N o v / l l . —Premier Painleve allies arriytd. at thia decision. returned at nood yesterday from hia "It la the Ant time,’that unity of \ Friday iiight;.Nov. 16th jtho Sun­ or the dance at the Woman's" Club visit with French and British of­ action on a united front has been day school'will give a birthday'to- house. ficials tqjtae Italian front and ex­ truly realized," said . the note. '• cUl lV 1,1^ Methodist church. There • ,* Donated to Schoolr pressed unwaverign confidence in the "Nothing will do so much to •height^ *i|l be a.prdgram consisting of good music under the direction of Mrs. Mrs. M. E. Key has donated to, victory of the forces of freedom. ■ en the prestige of France." *r/»3 Claude Herndon, and readings, talks, tho 8anford High School Library ■ etc.*;-Each person Is 'to- bring os complete set of Encyclopaedia Brit­ many pennies aa they are yeanTold. tanies which .is greatly appreciated •/ . All/ members and friends' of the by the school board, the faculty achoolf are Mpyited^ A aodal -good t e a c h e r s and students. * time is guaranteed to all. The Grimmnr School has ■ fine ________________ set of the Brittanies that was do­ Made Us a Helmet nated five years ago* b y 'D r. J. F. .The editor, of The Herald' la In McKinnon when he left Sanford to debted to Mra. A. E. Hill for a fine take eharge of Orange . county jvool helmet recently knit under her schools. • . direction by the navy-. Knitting — r — League.’ .Thla-wilf'temper the winds Red Cross Notes ^ . f -. to the shorn iamb when we go hunt­ A meeting .of tho Red Crow Chap­ ing; and* have to face the cool blasts ter will be held at the Woman's . that tejveep over tho piney woods. Club Friday afternoon,' Nov. 16th. . |■ It Is appreciated not only f^r its In­ Please bear this in mind and let ua ' trinsic value but for file eplrit/in have a better attendance,than has » which it la given as an appreciation been, seen at previous meetings. for The Heralds’ wofk in behalf of It is a source of gratification both the Navy Knitting League. -x; to Moore's Station. Auxiliary and to /r.V’' the.Cljaptcr to report!$21',76 netted . Mrs.' Leslie Bryan and Leslie from the Hallowe'en-'social', ^iven by Bryan, Jr, haye. returned from hat Auxilianr, this aunv to be d e -’ Barnesvllle, Ga., Mr*.. Bryan's tie* ted to the buying of materials to ter,' Miss Doward wUl be-.her for the winter* . . . . Jb pombte the work. •' • .. " j .. t‘2 '.'H c'q •.v-v - j*/- . ♦.» -•.- -: - . .‘ . *- • IS)' l 'v . . t - v ' ■' ;*•’ ; . ■ Kerenski In Saddle, Italians Hold' Allies _ 'Winning Get Over - Seven undred Dollars Monday , m $ m ff There will be a rousing rally in Central Park Tomorrow ■Wight, Wednesdiay at 8i00 o’clock. The i>lay; and Rev. C. J. Vincent of Winter Park will make an address on the War Work ,of the. T . M. C.VA. Everyone is* cordially invited to attend. : : ^ • �'-* 7Flesh/tc.laWChnrch— ------New series of sermons on at nights ;at Presbyterian church. .These ire '"N ight Scene* ip the Life of Jesus." Next 8unday night the subject.will ; be. ''A Night in Jerusalem." It Is expected that these sermon* will at* tract a*L- favorable attention and on "The Return o f . Jesus" *•which was recently completed. 'The ser­ vice begins at 7. . Over 100 Presbyterians are now members of The Daily plble Readers League, making, it -their custom to read thtf Scriptures each day. Dally Bible reidinfc was., the subject of, the •erviee^lasr Supday morning, and great’ Inter^t 1) ’ wow being mani­ fested in this subject among local Presbyterians. • Th^r hope to have •very church member adopt this custom before the winter is “over. The 'Presbyterians • worshipped with the Baptists Wednesday night to bid Dr. Hyman - good-bye. ,A large crowd from our congregation wete present. . FirstMethodist Church The Sunday school is In the best condition of Its hlrtory, well organiced and officered The beat teach- ing- force and '«• teacher .training class preparing others to become teaohertUrd prominent feature* in tho school. It meets 9:30 each Sab­ bath. A cordial welcome awaits all who come. 1 The preaching services Sunday iirill* be ' cqnductpd by, the pastor, Rev. F. E. Steinmeyer. He- has only four more Sabbaths before his pastorate doses in Sanford. He wishes to* greet all his friends #nd co-workers in each of these services. The subject Sunday morning will be "The Life that Wins." The •vann­ ing subject, "W ill I Stand the Test?" Dr. J .'D . Sibert, the presiding eldor of< this district held the fourth conference for this church on Mon­ day evening of this week.- He found tho church in good condition. Rev. Smith _ Hardin r of Orlando District was also present. im adjoin­ Missionary socieOca is hoped that all member^, of jxilasionary societies In town ai well' as others interested in the cause will attend both meetings. No admission fee. ’ Rest Room Flourishing The exhibit of fancy work, art goods and novelties given b y the Woman's Exchange at the Rest Room this week proved a' decided success. Under the aetive and -ca­ pable management of Mrs. Mae Collins this department baa devel­ oped Into a far reaching good.. Too much praise cannot be given to Mrs. WatsOn who has been untiring In her efforts to this effect. . Both .the Exchange and Rest Room will con­ tinue under the direct supervision of Mrs. Collins. For. information concorning Exchange or Rest Roqm com­ municate with Mrs; Collins-at-^The Missionary "Maas Meeting Specialty Shop, First National Bank Mrs. S. 8. Harris, a .returned mis­ building. sionary from ' China will address Sanford miaaionary societies Mon-, day afternoon at 8 o’clock in tho Methodist church. At 7:30 p. m. she will give one oL her moat Interesting lectured on mission work in the •Orient. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Room* by Pay, Wssk For Rent—Unfurnished rboms for lighthousekeeping. 607 Oak. “Phone 169-W. 23-4tp Rooms, for light.'botisekeepinf and rnished rooms. .Mig. Lilja, 616 irk avenue. 28-tfc For Rent—Rooms with board and rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs, C. O. Adams, 619 Oak Ave. 23-4 tp For Rent— Furnished rooms for ljlht housekeeping. 807 Magnolia. 'For Rent—three unfurnished rooms'. *‘Inquire Herald Office.- 16-tf WANTED ’ Wanted— Menl -» *. . i Between 17 and; .40, Baptist In­ clined or Tnon-Church preference, to join* Bercati Class. , R. M. Grovensteln, president. • • . 11-tf 36:in Silk Poplins in all the late colors—just the thing for the medium weight suit or skirt Strayed—Brown, 2 year old heifer with bell and chain. Notify Lottie Staples. Reward. 22-2tp Lost—Wednesday morning, small beauty.pin, amethyst set. Valuable account of - aasociation. Reward. Dickina Shoe Store. 23-tfLost— Hand bpg on Park or First Str 22-2tc 1 All Loeal Advertisements Under Reward 823. Park Ave: This Heading THREE CENTS s Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents.. In New First National Bank Building * •- . ’ * * w I « TUESDAY, 13th • * NOVEMBER « , With ah E x c lu siv e ' L ine o f Millinery Gowns, Separate Skirts and B lou ses. Mrs. COLLINS, In -answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do .not ask The Herald (or Information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do notknow who tho advertiser Is and If wo do wp are*not allowed to give out . this Information. Simply .write a letter and address it as .per In­ structions In the ad. > . FOR SALE For Sale—In bulk or by piece, all furniture In house fitted in two apartments, one side rented, a.good proposition, or would rent very reasonable; Apply at once. "G18 Oak nvepue, corner Sovcnth street. 23-tfc lo—200,000 setjd bed celery ind 70,000 pricked celery Miss Bovler, West Side. •‘ 23-1 tc Manag fo r AJdermal v 1 will bo a candidate for tbo poiltlon of Atdermen of the City nt Hanford lunjrrt to Ibo do* c k lo n o ft b o White Man’a Primary to ba bald CD Tuiaday N or*m bit 20tb, 1917. . * Itecpectfully, - / . A. It. M Allfl II A M , I will bo a candidate for tbo poiltlon of Alder­ man for tha eily'ol Hanford aubjoct to tha derlilon ol tho White Primary to be held Norambrr20tb, 1917. - C .l f . D IN U E E Fine Tweeds and Worsteds ■' I hereby announce roy candidacy for the poaltlon of Alderman ot tbo City of Hanford •ubi-et to tho drclelon of the decblnn of the White Primary to bo held November 10th. . . . JtHIN A D A M S • Good galvanized garoiat . |4.00 will, sell fqr Holly,"bnnford fTernld. I oral bo a candidate for tho poaltlon of Aiderman atiblict Iq the d e m o n ot tbo Whlto pri­ mary tu be held on November 20th. * ■ It.-A. N E W M A N : For Jijie ir Exchange—A ty/enty qcro fnrmj good roI!,' right on ’a lake. Two miles from A. C. L. station, fif­ teen miles south of pRLtka, For particulars ,‘csll * at tho Somfnolo H otel,. Sanford*..< 2l-4tp Hating tor.,:drrci: tb i r-?.:i-r rsderided Ui run fur re-m-ml*n'l-n f.vtl»> l*,l i.e >• to be b e d un Kovoinbcr.^Cto na d m ft.b < r»l the ll»ard of Alurrn.au. Jtiy r-cortl for tl.r pail twb yraro b b tf,ro y u u /a .. 1 II yot< conalder that I hare tarred th r g ;.y n I ahsrid bare 1 will apprsclala your euppert; Youra t:i» y . of values up to $loO pep yd. Comes Rooms for Ront—919 Oak Ay#. WORK • S — For—Rent—T w o- nicely- furhUhec rooms. Hot and cold water. Con venieriQy located.' 701 .Magnolii avenue. % 19-tf ^ O N B '8 7 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED \ , REPAIR •/ For Rent—Furntihed rooms fir light ‘housekeeping, 117 Laurel aveque. ,• > 19-*tf They thrive In nil the hick pine Uixk 4t control and oouth KlorMo. Early moUrins. rich and ja k y. tha SeweU la a faroriU market tart. Every farmer end fruit f r o o t r ahould have aa arvhard o l thaaa panebe*. Plant treaa tbla M a m and you can jmII piaikaa from them In / o *# •l* o year*. ^ e n d T oday F or Griitiog’i Catalog W ool Goods in Several different and new weaves, values up to $1.50 per yd., Saturday and Monday they will be on a* Table in the Main Thlo now hoah dwrrtlw m r opUadld atack af Jewell and . not troaa.' room and a .varied OMirtw iat o f troaa. plant* and ahraho for hem- rroond plant, la i. You i k w l have thlo book . and plan to mare (really dlraraJfy year froh (row Inc. Cspf ( m mi application* C. M. Griifing ft Co. later-state Nurseries '' <k-LD.l*Y Macdtaay, Fla. * ' O GUARANTEED FREE A IR SERVICE Fancy Weaves F or' Sale Fifteen acreii about 8 acres cleared, fronting Lako Monroe. Abundant muck on place. Fifteen minutes' walk from poitoffice. See C. IL Leffler. • 7-tf 22-lf, A lib . Diversify Your Fruit Growing For Rant—Three 'office rooms fronting,on First street. Moat, ejealrable office* In city.* Several other good office rooms in same building. Yowell & Spesr. 23-tfc The home of Hart Schaffner & M arx clothes * materials as Serge, Panama, Mo? • • • ; « hair, Flannel, Etc. in Plain and ^ « . ; • • For Sali»—I916 Maxwell tqurltig car, good appearance, and running order,, now Uayfleld carburator, tor quick aa!a at 1260.00. Intent chang­ ing .to Ford track. . C. L. W »t, Oviedo. Fla. * •>. fS-tf . FOR KENT & STARTING BATTERIES - ' I ^ : Will b& taken from our' stock iu 36 tto-* 45-in. wide and are such • • # * For aale-celery plants $1.00 per thou sand. W. J. Thlgjlen. 22-?tc Auto Tirca, Tubes.and Anything for the Tires (Georgette Grepe to Match) For Sale—Shetland pony, •i years’ old, ' gentle and broko ■addle.'. S. llunge,-417 W. Thlr * D ouble-breasted, s i n g l e breasted and sport models for men. in tbo- new colorings in tweeds and worsteds; unusual values at $30 and $35; don't' - E. W., DICKSON . • : 814 W. lit ST. / SANFORD', B1A'. Comes in A ll Latest Shades; I hereby announce my candidacy for lha fn iltlin of Alderman o( the City o l Hanford eubj et to the d.-clil iu o f tho White Primary tb bo hthl November 20th. HUY 8Y M E 3 snap and spirit of youth T HinEmost men is just as fresh today as forty, years or more ago. ; ■/ ; - •These want young look­ ing, clothes; not- too conserva­ tive; not extrehie. * Hart SchidTner &;M arx make such clothes of the very finest all-wool quality. W e sell them, and guarantee them too. - • • . 36-in.,, w ide, and strictly new silk. You~"Kn(}W~Thfr-Qualityr I wDt bo a candidate for tba poaltlon o f Aiderman forth # city of Hanford lublect to tbo dortilon of tbo While Prlmdry Nor, JO. i Respectfully, -< ' J. 8. WlUSON 36 yard bed of celery R. Provatt, Mooro’a .*• • 23-2tp For 8a lo plants. V Station. ‘ Young Clothes For Older -Men . Tm Slam To the n i B l M V a tin of tha City of Hanford Florida! 1 b *f lo announce my ratidMncy lor aoralnatloa to Ibo office o f Mayor o f tho City ol Hanford,Florida, In tho Primary Election.to bo hold November 20th, 1S1T, and I pledge my. •oU to abide by tbo Action of Mid Primary. Bhould I bo (arorod with tba nomination to thfe Important .odlco o f treat and honor. I oUl la tho future ute my boot rndoarora, aa I b i r o In tbo pool, to tiro lo tbo City of Bnnford a«Ue" Mayor, an efficient admlnUtratlon. • . J.*D. DAVISON OFFICE BOOMS FOR RENT Three resms . front!ut sn First street, meat desirable office room la, city. Several other, rosins tor good offices IV tim e bnlldlng. YOWELL A SPEER.' 28-tfc :-*i East First Street Sanford, Fla s-f �PAGE TWO attention to soliciting fund* for the Y . -l l. C^ Ar-tn-tha- iriny cintoD* rocnts, in, the ‘ fields -and . in •the trenches- of Europe.i.'. I said -they were volunteers. but they,, are really drafted men because from-.thls^tlme on they will not be asked'to volun­ teer for this work but. will be re­ quested to do it and they should be drafted. There are a few*, men BUDGET OP OPINION 14JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” *A CHIEL IS AMONG YETAKING NOTB8AND FAITH “ HE'LL PRENT ’ EM " — SO SAYS' 8AUNTERER. SoldUfs, Come Back Clean ByElla Wheeler Wilcox Thg/followlng patriotic poem by Ella WheeleT Wilcox has gained a wida popularity in the training camps.' It has received high in­ dorsement from Secretary -Daniels, Colonel Callahan and others in high official circles. See that your boy "reads R: This is the song, for a soldier T o sing as he /ides from home To the fields /fal*’ where the battles T I am .glgd t0 note that Sanford church aodfties are cutting down on the refreshment' idea, and conserving foods along the lines laid down bjr the government. The - private femiilaa shbuld . not be asked to cut out certain foods and thon be asked to dqpste -these foods' at a church social. The Miami Metropo­ lis hits it on the head in .the follow­ ing: *. . Consider the consistency of this! Organisations, notably church or­ ganisations, tbxt have given loyal Or --over tl_____ gV/oam, ., w and.enthusiastic assistance to spread­ "Whatever the dangers waiting ing the propaganda for Food Con­ In the lands I have, not seen servation, continue t o . hold their If I do not fall—if I -como back at banquets and their suppers with all the good things to eat that they have always ’.had! As a "bait"; to bring the men- to-' may lie in ‘ the. mud of 'tho geth'er-id a* church meeting, food trenches, /. I may reok with blood and mire, Rut I will control, by the God in my "I The might of my man's desire. I'will fight my foe in the open But my sword shall be sharp and homo are "solicited"-into furnishing food for these Christian gentlemen keen For the-foe-within who would luro who,, it a<pms, cannot be enticed into a church by any othor means! _ me to eln, I. will como back clean. One good church woman jn Miami jvho has never failed to give to " I may not leavo for my children church suppers—both food and labor Bravo medals that I havp worn, says she has been asked to be ready But in the blood in my.veins shall with donations for several -affairs leave no stains that nro scheduled (or this month. On bride or on babes unborn. '.'If 1 give these things," she daid, And the 'scars' that my body may "I must tako food from my own carry children—if I refuse to do it, I will be accused to being mean and unShall not bo from deeda obscene, For my will shall say to the . beast, loyal to my church, but I do'not be­ lieve in feeding people these times to OBEY! bring them together. * There should And I will como back clean. bo no need of. inducements of that kind to bring people to church af­ "Oh,-not on the fields of'slaughter fairs. If the food *wns to go to hun­ And not in tho prison cell, Or in hunger-and-cold is the story gry and needy people, I would glad­ ly give, ove^ though my own family told * for this one. occasion, would go hun­ By war of Us darkest hell. < , gry, Gilt the people that attend But tho old, old sin of the senses, church dinners are not.'hungry. Can tell what that word may,mean -To the soldiers' wivos and' to inno­ They do not need to-be fed in this cent lives, And I v^ilL como back clean.'v And she is absolutely right. In these dnys of food saving ’".to win ^ Lady driving a ear oh Orange the war," the. fancy "spreads" that nvenue in Orlando tho. other dny lost mark church ‘ sociabjcs should he control- of the car and ran it pvpr eliminated. While from the stand­ the curb nnd into n large pinto glass point- of simple consistency, it is window of one of tho Inrge stores,* anything hut *'on the,'square” to All tho damngo doro was the'smash Talk and urgo Food Conservation in' tho rpincipnl thoroughfare. o f Or­ the. hlmo, nnd then beg for dona­ lando and not n person was hurt. I tions of fancy goods for church func­ was Just-wondering how many shop- tions. • per* woi)i«l have been killed in .San­ ford should n car Jump thb»curb anil* J ff- Thcro is a great campaign on ■maaji one .of^.thi- large pinto "glaya daw .,/or the War #Work_ of •the Y ,'M . C. A. jind mnny volunteers of •windows of on<r ofvour stores of our principal streets during the th6*rt>usinc38vjncn nnd the !a<tf%i of busy timo uf;tlm day.« u,/ rlYltirP** f;r W.cee reasonable. y j 1 1AIU1 CO ^ . .tytfirieal -Supplies— Healing * A •Correspondence and Personal Calls Solicited THOMPSON EM$TRIC COMPANY u rc** y •___________TA>ir SPECIAL v SULPHATE OF POTASH (40%- Water Soluble) . . . FREE FROM. CHLORINE - - ; * 106 pounds to the ton will give 2% Potash NITRATE OF SODA r. ' ••••";:• , AND' . .. * ' T • ; ALL FERTILIZER MATERIAL Send tiiKypur ntmo on e postal card and we will keep you posted on prices. Send for free literature on HOME M1XINO also all SPRAYING MATERIALS THE NITRATE AGENCIES COMPANY-. JACKSONVILLE, . (H i»rd Bfdg.f FLORIDA ATLANTIC COAST LINE W ' • STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE SOUTH .-' / C DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING- X .i f f . - „TON AND NEW YORK V No. 82 Lv Jackeoarflle—f :10 a. nt. , Ar BsTsnaakA— 1:15 p.m. .’ . , C Charleston— 5:95 p.m. Ili.W . R ayB t, Ji No. 8ft UtOl r. a . ’ 4t04 p. m. 8:16 p .m .* No. 80 1:19 p. a - 4 12:95 a.m . 1:45 a. m, ‘ ' asked for the names of . those dtlsens who. refuse to do any work for these necessities of the war and they will be marked so in future yean they will bear the brand of shame for all.time. And it Is high time that' every cltlxen of .America real­ ised they have * par^to play"In this wsr. If they can't .go to the front they should work behind •the lines and all thli Red Cross,' Liberty Loan, Y. M. C. A. and othqr work should not-be left to a few while the great men of the city alt around In idleness and luxury .and after the war Is over it will be the first ones to ask for .soma of the pie. •They should ~be marked by the real dtisens of th*b community and never asked to take any part in public af­ fairs when peace is declared and we settle down to overyday life again. BIG SPECIAL EDITION Sanford Herald -Will Go After the Trade of Centra! Florida This Year - The Sanford Herald ia in receipt of many inquiries from people living ri this section as to whether wo will publish tho apecial Holiday Edition of The Hefald and to all of them tho answer has been sent that not only will this edition be published as usual but it will be bigger and better than ever. In fact'tho Sanford Her­ ald this year will go after the trade For central Florida and bring it to tho doors of the Sanford merchants and tho Sanford merchants have al­ ready signified their intention of taking moro spneo this year than ever before, There never was a time in tho history of the business world of Sonford when tho merchants needed advertising as 'now. Ther'e aro so many different distractions that our local merchants should get right down to brass tacks and com­ bat tho foreign advertising-by taking a liberal spaco In The Herald, the paper that covers this part of Flor­ ida ns no other paper' covers it. Tho family paper Is tho one that gets results nnd the-Ghristmft edi­ tion of tho Sanford Herald is looked forward to each year especially- by the readers -who live in tjio county nnd in nearby counties, for the San­ ford Herald issues one of the largest and lie.it Holiday ' Editions that is publish d in the state by any paper other than tho I jIr doilies of Jack­ sonville nnd Tampa. Th^se holiday editions bring the busiiie&s- to San­ ford and •' this-* business must, bo Dspart m#nt day.— Tha‘. sntirp pnfai lie- la Invited and those not caring for bridge are* asked to* come and bring their; knitting or Rod Cross sewing.' . The object of this party is to pro* vide funds for the purchase of Xmas boxes **to 'be sent- to our 8cminolo county boys in the army and navy and as the cause la so worthy and of deep interest to many of us a large crowd will bo expected. For the interest of those not play Ing cards a contest has been arranged with a prize., and there will also be raffled—everyone, present expected to take a chance at 10 cents each— a wir cake. * Those playing bridge are asked to ppy 25c each and lr( the knitting and sewing circle a silver offering will btf taken. • Please phone JUrs. liouaholdcr at phone 179; between the hours of 12 and 2, d to 7 . p. m.f and reserve your place. Red Croga Notes On next Thursday, Nov, 15th the Seminole Chapter Red Cross will give a Bridge snd Five Hundred par­ ty at the Club house, gIMe*htarting at 3 o'clock prompt. Fifty cents' will be asked and the proceeds of this party will go toward buying material for the furtherance o f l Red Cross sewing. -Prizes wflbbo given to the fortunate winner in each' game. This ia aq object not only worthy but dear to the hearts of many of us and the larger the crowd tho larger the .proceeds of courae and larger amount of work'Yhat can'be provided for and accomplished. Phone Mrs. D. L. Thrasher No. 74 for reservations. I ’ . a . - * • . fA lr | ? * Irish Table Damask-70 inches wide good weight and serviceable beautiful design'• per yarn • ' 75c Napkins to matcb-22-incfc dot. $2-50 Mercerised Pattern Table Cloths handsome round patterns-a durable weight-191 yd. Dy 2 yards 91.50 lM yds. by2H yds. 11.75 2 by 2 yards - - 51M • 2 b y 2>$ yards - - 12.25 Hemmed Mercerised Napidns-20 inch .attractive pattern*-per dos - | U 0 All Linen'Table Damask-72 inches wide-rich patterns-per yard 92.00 Pattern Table. Cloths -heavy, luxur­ ious linen cloths-round renter designs 2 yds. b y 2 ^ yds. - 95.00 Heavy WhJte Woolen-Finish Blankets blue and pink borders with silk bindtag-largo sin*-pair--White Woolen Blankets * blue and • 7? by 90 - i - 51.00 n. 8} by 90 - - i n s 81 by 99 - - 9123 Pepperell PilloW Csaes-Thls old reli­ able brapd- a* standard for years torn, hemmed and ready for use 42 by 86 30c ea. Luncheon Seta - 6 6-Inch doilies, 6 8-lnch dollies and 1 24-inch renter piece - p u r e lin e n - scalloped. 13 Piece acts: $2.60. 92.98 and |3.$o Mail Orders of $3 or more Prepaid to any Point in.Flor ida or Georgia The Store Accomodating: In Jacksonville, Fla We’ve Bottled Up the Pirates of Business ^ fS f 11 K| u js The business world has Its pirates, aa 'unscrupulous as the marauders of the Sea. They dre the makers of imitations and substitutes for-standard products. They have imitated tho appearance of * • , . • but they havo failed to imitato its dclidousneu. The/ have imitated Coca-Cola’s advertising, but tho imita­ tion does .not ring true. They havo imitated tho Coca-C< la bottle and label—just’as far os the la^ would allow. Note the namo Coca-Cola blown into the bottle. Fix the picture in yopr mind. It is your sure protection against imitations and substitutes. .In future, accept no bottled beverage as genuine Coca-Cola unless it comes in this bottle. SANFORD, PHONE 21 Our “ Fai$i Shown by Our Works” “-Planting More Citrus Groves That oar faith in .the future of the citrus (nduati# of Florida ia a matter, of practice rather than of theory is proved.by the fact that we are Insrssglnr our reseat grove acreage. We shall plant this season as maay trees aa our obligaons to oar customers will permit us to Uke from our nursery stock.' S It has never been the policy of BuckWo believe that we are called on to eye Nurseries to advocate that which keep oorselvea fully informed regardwe. were unwillim methods. Oar a < Jea aa to varieties, iaqustry of Florida. _______ __ .cultivation end pthar factors la citrus ear duty to our loyi growing has bssn based on practical ax- • tomsrs to keep t&t ’ psrlsncs. Often, however, advance that we Uarn, rags ground has been taken la our . adrar- or not our UnmediaU Using and in oar catalogs. are advanced by the Bockeye Nuteries Stock Selling Rapidly / * little NeerT for Advertising Uds Season We do net need to adrertiee extra- Individual growee. } lively to dispose of our etock of treeo ligation to tbs indusl tor the coming season. The unusually helped to build to fa heavy advance reservations give as- engaged in it as thoi surones that by the first of Die year of what our investigi most of our treed wll] be taken.. We wish we had h Why, then, ere we spending good citrus trees than Wi money in advertising our faith la the fell. The facts as w dim s Industry of Florida T For the Justify growers In p1 Bear in mind the fact that’ The Herald will issue tho uasul special eBltlon and there will be 5,000 copies printed aa-usual for the dis­ tribution all over tho country. ;Laat year there were 2,000 copies mailed oyt of Sanford to people in the north making, new history for'iSanfq/d,., • . The sale that vitally concerns every housekeeper, as well aa every rooming house and hotel manager in thd State o f Florida. For we have gathered fropi the greatest sources o f supply Immense quantities of table Jineh. art linens and bed linens that will mea­ sure op to your own standards o f serried. The savings to be secured by buying during this sale are enormous. As a hint of what to expect we quote a few outstanding values: ..Sanford Coca-Cola B ottling Go. V .\Ve believe- In the "shop - early", slogan and th e' Holiday number cf The HeraH* ■will *make them-shop early /or there will be such a glitter­ ing array of good things in the paper that Sanford will be filled with harly shoppers and we expect this city to ■tart the Christmas trade this year In tho first week of December .and keep It up until the last day before Christmas, - .B egins M o n d a y , N o v e m b e r 12th • I The Proper. Attitude. The proper attitude of a man toward woman Is 'not n very complicated af­ fair. The fellow who admires her If sho’a beautiful, ..honors, her If ehe la a mother.•respects her If she works, has t^-mpnthy for her If she Is In dis­ tress, and-pities her if she stumbles la In a fair wny to become -a gentle­ man.—Houston Post. . bdeh-j invit'd..', continuously .(or / ton years have helped to maker ft* ao.. We would not think of .eliminating ono of these, editions and this year the big special edition will be Issued several, weeks before Christmas In order thAt the shoppers wilP have plenty of timo to:'g!anco over the Illuminated pages and acan the prices uhd make their sclectiona. v . . a Where Woman Excels. Another evidence of the difference between tho male Intellect, If any, and tho female one Is the way n woman can stew cherries and make soap on adjacent holes of the seme‘stove, ap­ parently without Incurring tho slight­ est risk of getting to thinking about ■omothlng else nnd putting some Im­ portant Ingredient of tho one Into the ofher.-^-Ohlo Stntc Journal, ‘y . ' . Woman's Club Nolee - y : - kThe Music Department wishes to announce that'on next Wedneedpy, Novs 14th at Mra. FrankWoodrulTs Mm Takadj will begin hor aerie of ien lessons. in choral work, which splen­ did opportunity,' as ,bas been an­ nounced I s 'o p e n c n c h club mem­ ber for the email fee of 50 cents, this to. defrag expenses. This ieVan opportunity for us to have a chorus, and also-for us indi­ vidually to obtain tome valuable in­ struction along, this line from one thoroughly' competent to instruct .Why.npt lay down our carep for a brief while and enjoy thla chorus. ' A world «war bridge -and sewing party will be given at the Womtn'a Club nex\ Tuesday afternoon at «. Our Annual , FLORIDA �T id in g the official paper of the RLICITY PU LLS &DUCINO NOT PRO G RESS O f. TRADE HESUMB thia matter just as far aa ita mem* bers'wtah to oppose it and will do ao for the good of all. * * t t t Tonight you.are invitod to.attend the Board of Trade meeting to be held In Geneva: Several cars wilt leave the Carnes Hotel at 6:45 p*m. and if you have no other way to go a seat la being reserved for you if you will go out with us. ■ffcteber. < igtloinbuj, iards, •raon, hton, Mar[d in illl^n and 1 the May; p.the jason eight We are in receipt of a letter from Mr. D. «f* Hartley of Longwood, which, we greatly appreciate; Mr. *Hartley intended being in attend* once at a apodal meeting -of the board of governors at the Carnes Hotel last night but was unable' to Ret. in, but wrote' his recommeqda* tions and ideas of things‘ that could bc donQ t° benefit the county,: His, • m otion s will be carried jju f, If ,ucb * thing is possible to the letter. Along With boosting our town and our county bow about boosting tho many things "made in Sanford.” One of tho Industries' In particular that is now doing, business in San­ ford is the cigar business. Wouldn't it be much better to b'uy and smoko tho "made in Ss.nford cigar" and in tuth increaso the output of their money for material and labor which after all goes back through the cannols of trade in Sanford, than to spend our nickels and dimes for tho product-of sbme other town; our cigar money- eventually paying tho salary of the-man who lives in-soma other-city and uses his money of course'-for the upbuilding ‘of tho community, where he resides. ‘ To­ day Ihe Sanford cigar factory . is turning out as good cigars as any Ih tho state and the unanimous support of tho *Clgnr smokers in Snnford, in buying •homo -made .cigars would boost tho entorprise and add soverpl more workers to tho factory that is really helping by its goods to boost our town in many places that would otherwise nover take time to wonder to know who(i why' and . whe.ro Sanford-is. Let's all first learn to boost each ' other's business, boost ent we have secured the privilege o f giving away absolutely F R E E grade Mohawk Antimony-Red Innei> Tube with each o f the first 50 ased. This special and very liberal inducement is. made to introduce the tires and establish to the-satisfaction of the trade the exceptional quality o f M o i Mrs. Manchester is Supreme hawk products. •>This tube*is giveh .in addition to the usual 6 pef cent o lf for cash. Com e Guardian of the Woodmen 'Circle in early and get yours before the -50 are gone, One to a customer. with headquarters .in Omaha, Npb. She la 68 ysare of age bub is full of ’patriotism and .urges all members to the aadatanee of our government and practice ^onaeryatlain in all ; CONSTRUCTION M O H A W K Q U A L IT Y T IR E S A R E H A N D -M A D E F R O M B E A D -TO T H R E A D and Tubes are the product of 20 years’ experience in tire building and have a record o f four y are made on a basis of 5,000- miles. The RU LE (and not the E X C E P T IO N ) is that bhawlk Quality Tires make from 5,000 to 20)000* miles. ' <• FORD SIZES RE-ENFORCED Seminole’s Roll of Honor 30x3, 4 Plies; 30x31/$, 5 Plies; 4 inch, 6 Plies of the same grade and weight o f fabric as used in the larger sizes. Insures 25 to 30 per cent- more strength and frequently doubles the milage obtained. TH IS IS YOUR BEST O PPO R TU N ITY TO SECURE A R E A L L Y H IGH Q U A L IT Y T IR E AT LESS T H A N YOU W IL L HAVE TO P A Y FOR A N Y O TH E R M A K E . TH IS IS YO U R O PPO RTU N ITY TO G E T 1,600 miles of tire service FREE.*" W o are giving you in merchandise what is usually spent in advertising in the magazines.and. news papers. -• * W e Personally Stand B e h in d E ^ e r y Tire and Tube Mail Orders W ill Be Given Prom pt A ttention CORNER FIRST AND OAK STREET- RE P A I R Taps Recovered and Repaired A SP E CIA L TY Marsh & W ard,'M anagers. SANFORD WHITTENirURG AND BOYD Miufrrtwn of A t h w M i Tufa : lltl IWid. A ,,. Tu*ya,*TWrMa Bentley &. Son*, cantonment con* tractors at Jacksonville are in need of abveral concrete mixers. If you have ' any for sale phone 128, the Board of .Trade* for data. Beautify the fyome aiid yard "’ith a concrete flower vase* like this. * , _ .. Away with the old style-tubs. We transplant if you wish. Drop us a card Fifty oxcuraionists from'Ncw York reached Sanford on-the Osceola to­ day. For the first time in history, all during tho fall, twice each week the Clyde Line has been bringing from fifteen to .fifty- Easterners into Sanford and thia means that In Jan­ uary and February there won’ t^ be accommodations in.Sanford to* fold the tourists that will, Without d'libt » -M K.S. JOHNSON & SON Box 1573 • Mra. Manchester. Chamlon Knitter DELOO-LIGHT ttu-auHtoHa SUF-STOPPIHO ball-bearings A little boy~hnd * birthday party, hts guests being around the ages of fire and tlx years. *After paving spent ■ pleasant afternoon they all started for home at about five o’clock. After a while the little boy's mother noUced two little gtria sitting on the steps and ■aid: ./'You better go home, little girl*, before It geta dark.” One spoke up and said: ” 1 want a boy to take me home.” JWWSKEROSENE The Complete Electric Light and Power Plant IV. K . Herndon. Adjutant, and Lievt.-Co L. Track, o f 117th Ammunition Train, Division," enjoying the "Makings." yjfcisr*- ’ -We iwd* m o n ^ /W e e 1‘a- ott’ l Too Hasty. “Mr. Crowley, ‘ ran you leud me ------r * ”No, sir, I can’t. And If I pould I wouldn't. -1 have been lending you money foy a year,.and.you make no effort to return Itl” ”But I wont­ ed to know If you wouldn't lend me —r-.l- "And I tell you beforehand 1 won’ t l" ' "Well, then, don't I wanted to borrow your fountain pea to maka ont a check for what I owe you, but, TheMnkings o f a Nation IF. v n n 'M In n n Viltirv I ’ m tint ’• nnk *■ and is Air-Cooled. N^M.0P C0MPUaTEDPARTSMEANSABSENCE0FTROUBLE N V S L iN# Pamw Radiators No C o r A ^ ^ f v, „ . No ' M •1 r ii.i r. ^ .No Bella No rollers pPERATK IT' ,T PAYS FONfclTSELF 3 i f ^ L WW “ d ,420 <f* * b« Dayton-Ohio) J. R YP a » Wrh^ Who or fk iM <HLlnYrL ^ “ mAa ’ • . ; CLAUDE NOLAN, Deole . III llda IIL. iooftaaoeflU'M. im s m Oh, No, Dootor. • Doctor—"What you need more Uun medldne. Is a good, refreshing sleep k f night." Patient—"I know, doctor; but I*m afraid the bona wouldn't like It .You aco, I'm a night watchman.” . TOBACCO . G uaranteed by * Two Thing* Loam. Learn these two things; Neter bo discouraged because good things ktt oa so Slowly bsrf, and never fall dally to do .that good which lies next to yonr hand.—Georgs McDonald. Here’s what -man who has be “Over There” sa �B. J. HOLLY, H E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY # - Bob Holly of the Sanford Herald recently went fo Tallahassee to give the governor the “ once over*' and aaya Catta ia getting better.. Thia will help aome.—Bradford.Co; Timet Bob Holly, ‘ editor of the Sanford Herald says he is not too proud to aecspt sweet potatoes for subscrip­ tions. Y ou ere/rig fit; a bushel of street potatoes . looks like a pay • streak In the lucky gold mine.— Bradford Co. Times. •’ • • ------O— Among the . new Fjorlda news­ papers coming to our cxchango table is the Kissimmee Independent, a six column eight page paper that is well printed and well edited‘and promises to be one of tho right sort in the gal­ axy fit Florida journals. It is edited by B. 8. Brown which'to us ia a —good name for a* newspaper man,— - P07 _ mtt-7 There seems to be a 'little feeling among the. Homo Guards regarding the Supply of rifles, tho government being unable t o ’ furnish a full sup­ ply for numerous companies through­ o u t’ the s*ate. It lo?ks like this would .be a golden opportunity for •-'Gov. Catta to make-good his cam­ paign pledges and gain the good-will of the Home Guards. During the campaign Rev. Cattg’ said - the Knights of Columbus had thousands of rifles in their’hells in» this state, -and if elected he woqld confiscate • them. Now, Sidney, make .good; and giye the rifles to the Home . Guards.—Wauchula '*Advocate. .7 . " 1 ------O-----• * You-arc asked tor give this week to the Y. hi. C. *A. fund. You have been asked to give to many other good-things' b u t' to ’ our mind the Y; M. Cj -A. ia one of a(lxa best in which to place you( money for they are looking after the welfare, physi­ cal epd spiritual of the boys at'the front Wo are all giving and.givjng’ and giving and must continue to givo .until the war Is over. 1 But it la bar­ ter to give thstr to receive. -Dottcr to give to our own government' than to receive the yoke that-the Im­ perial government of Germany will -place aroyjjd our neck unless we win and win'quickly this great war for humanity.- Ypu will bo asked for q donation this week. You know .'how much you can givo and you should givo all you can. -------- 0 — m ike. truth scheming politicians “ set untake notice,” and .we hofte" ha will keep it .up until the* “ infernal ma­ chine” (a busted.-*-$ebring . White Way.' . \ . We mean, dear Pete,that we have taken him off the pqdestal where a lot of you hero worahlppera placed him after election and before the election and we bavejMt nlm down, amjmg the meek and lowly, whero’ he belongs^ Ha ; la Just /an ordinary man, an ordinary governor, nothing more and toothing lose. It Is true that he haa ousted officials where they should be ousted and ousted, eome where •they should not be ousted and he acknowledges that ha has. made mistakes*just as any or­ dinary govsrnor will do. . That U the reason- wq said that he was’ not above making mistakes, he.admits it and tbs event Li closed.. Also we in­ tend to give h|m .-g aquarq .deal juft as, we hava always given every of­ ficial In oflfpe^ although many of them have not given the newspfpere a sq u are deal by any means. _ .. • TO KERENSKY Kerensky, premier-of Russia and the real man of the hour, cheer up. If you aro not already in Jail at this writing get to Moscow as soon as you can. and get a’ split of fifty fifty with the squsro heads who have set up a greed and gold government at Potrogracl. You are the savior of Russia and if you-pass today RuAis la losing the’ only rqal man that war ridden country can hope for in the next decade. Set up your own gov­ ernment and . then establish the 1>lood and iron rule that you talked about when you took charge1and stand Up against the Wall all those square heads who are trying to get control for their own personal gain. We aro betting on you Kerensky, old fellow, for wc-Mte your stylo and with you in the saddle Germany will never have a look In. Kerensky, you are having the same troubles that all real men havo when they are try­ ing to do something for tho people. The people, the most unresponsive, tho most complaining, tho most un­ grateful bunch that a public man has to deal with and the bunch that would crucify a roal man on. the altar of public criticism any day W passing fancy and then weep for his demise the next day. . ------ O ------. COMMISSION. GOVERNMENT The government of a city is hot— or ahould not be—a matter of poll tics.. It ahould be/trictly a business proposition; just Hka tho running’of a mercantile business, A . newspaper plant or any kind of a factory. The town should buy in the cheap­ est market, and strive Just as an in­ dividual to get a dollar’s worth of aerviefc for every dollar expended. A t-.vn should not. ask for the. free services of a man to act as mar shal, clerk, mayor or.'councilman Five . thousand individuals aro as able to pay for the serVicoi of A member of council as. they are for’ a man .to cut wood,, or.grow potatoes, or interpret the law. V^M iny'of you ptflupt the south V purolf an agricultural region, but .you are far mistaken In this. Of -the £7 "Useful minerals mined in the United States,, thd south mines all but two—jpl and. borax.” But it was at this sams meeting df the Southern Commercial Congress that attention was givkn to the lack of good advertising of-.the south. It was pointed out that the south haa alifiys had ‘plenty aof bad adfertiaing and plenty of calumnious artlcais traveling about through northern news papers and magaxines, and no end' of uneorrected ' “ information” .that baa given anything but accuiv ate Ideas of the resourcee and the advantages of the southern states. As for Florida, thia state, is only beginning to discover -Ueelf. The people fo Florida are only beginning to comprehend the incomparable, advantages and opportunities that tore offered on every band, and It would be-unreasonable Indeed tciexbeet the country at large to lfod^Tlorida or to be' even partfal1pv*Mq&tent of thia atate'’s wonders wteiiTd'Jr own people do n6t know them. Bat we are learning, and the coun­ try at large will learn, rgr Florida’is comprehending 6ne thing pretty well and that ia.the*wisdom of advertis­ ing. The counties and cities of Florida which have beenr progressive enough to advertise have conferred inestimable benefits upon all sections of the state. And there should be much more of It.— Miami Metropo­ lis. * T hink o f th e g e cu n ty i ,M' ** lV^l . Fire and Burglar Erohf Vaults •.. . . of the most modern construction. ** .‘ ..'7 '* And when you consider tip small cost, only $3 and up per year, you wll) be convinced that it Is w&e protection. SURPLUS $15,000.00 CAPITAL $30,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SHEENS Mm SANFORl), FLORIDA C. M. HAND t w iw s .1 OIL l TAYLOR Ft L WOODRUFF Yka^msHM ; CuUm JLR. Df AsstCad THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS prosperous and profitable tp .the genera! welfare of *atl aa js possible and for this reason' solely In view, we respectfully recommend the'adop- THE D E S O T O H O T E L TAMPA. FLORIDA BsmpmsMas Use r*f Dt, us tlon of the commission manager O— H—aW aaS WQ . h w i i H a Vtaa* LMattea ti i.ttanY N.w q m form of government for the d ty of BATES ON aPPUCATION M jS M P M r f c i Sanford. *J‘ U m t a tm T u > » '« n e M — a * # * . rT rt r r W ? -1 t« AS Caf UfrM | Appreciating the honor conferred In your hppointipg us aa a commit­ YOUR COMFORT CARED FOR MA Hotel Man With A Conscience’1 tee to investigate, and report tq you and assuring you that we have free­ ALfiERTUS HOTEL ly performed thia duty to the best of business men visiting _the Inter­ national Live Stock Exposition' in J. T. STAPLETON, lY*. lip. our ability and that our report to Chicago during the first week in De­ Oftm. UalmStettaa EUROPEAN PUS youis that of the committee unani­ “ VALUE OF HOME GUARDS” New three ilorr brick HoieL bet tod a cember. ninnlat water, print* ced public Uthi. rets. The St. Petersburg Times has the mous, wo are, - Ubeta wBh modern cabvenlenree. Wl»i | This is recognized at .the court of cm • Youra very truly, Temps step with os. We eoUctt your petre, following sensible words concerning ltd w i do wbat wo can to nuke your ,ur i last reiort in th e. show rings of. the value of the County Guards. It S. O. Chase•aa pleasant. MX Twlgp BtraeL -Pketet America. Some of the best cattle, E. A. Douglas seems as if In ah enlightened com­ sheep/swine and horsta in the coun­ munity such an article is unneces­ ' F. W. Mahoney try will contest for championships Miae Berta Langenbach spent the| C. H. Smith ; sary, but it should be known that it in ttiq pure bred classes. 1 A feature weekend with Mrs. J. N. Searcy. was only s few days ago the Hon­ C. E.- Henry of the show will be the fat stock ex­ Mr, and Mra. J. S. Dlnkel and] A. E. Yowdl orable (?) board of county commis­ hibit in shingles and car load lots, Miss Olive Dinkel were shopping la F. .F. Dutton. sioners o( Dade county ev^n went so whiqh will bo of special .interest to!Sanford Saturday, far as to refuse to recognise the Sanford, FIs., Nov. 11, 1817. the feedcra and breeders of market | F. J. Nclmeyer was transacting] Home Guards of that county. We animals.--------------------------------------- busInessHn—Jacksonville- the puil Y. M. C. A. WORK NEEDED sincerely hope Ihat-no^ne-will in our presence criticise our Home Guards 'Arrangements have beon made for week. Mrs. Morton and Miss Morton of] A Worthy Cause That Should De any more than he would our boya in members of the party to assemble at Orlando were the guests of Mrs. J.| Helped khaki for the purposes of the or­ Jacksonville or Pensacola, which ganisation. of each *are very nearly ^Letters1 from .Y. • M. C., A. war ever Is most convenient, on evening N. Searcy for the week end akln-rthat of defense of liberties— work secretaries and from soldiers of November (29th and go direct "Mrs. Massey of Maitland1Is risit*| and our patience and1 forbearance who aro now in France show dearly from these terminals to Montgom­ ing Mrr. Hardaway. Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Healey *cf»| has its limitations.. Hero ia what the how badly the Y. M. C. A. work is ery, Alabama, where the two parties In Sanford Saturday. needed in the American camps “ over will unite and spend November 30th St. Petersburg Times has to sty: there" just now. The soldiers are as guests of the Montgomery Board Mra.'£dgar Rdblnson of - Orlaodo | Despite thv, earnest- manner in arriving in France dhily. They are of Trade inspecting live stock devel­ spent the WecV end with; Mn.-Qto.| which the m en of 'Pinelliui j county being thrown' among strange people opment oo tick freed farms1in that R.'Upchurch. have entered into the work! of the wfioaw very language is . Greek . to community. The following day will * Service was held st Christ Churtkl County Guards) there, are those who them. The country has been rav­ be spent as guests of the Selma Sunday, F. H. Rand reading the srr-| are yet Inclined to stand'on'-the side aged .by cruel .war, German war, for Board of- Trado- visiting live stock yteo.' - * , ’ '7 ^ ' 1 . , 7/ lines and| aneer.. . ‘Ppklog'/uB*. at the tha past three and one-half yean. firmsaln their territory, where won­ The ■ Citizens of Longwood “dUI 'tin soldiers' ss tijey call the'Guards There, is nothing for the men to do derful progress has been made since thejr blt'v toward giving’ the Sen-1 Is a popular pastime w (th u n t h o u g h t to amuto themselves. the cattle fever ticks were eradi­ inole *county ao|dier boys a Merry] ful persons. • . cated. / W Christmas. Officers have frequently appealed This is not as it should be, but U m • to the Y. U» C. A. -headquarterr in •The special party will arrive in (s truly characteristic of the Amer­ Dr. Collins at Baptist Temple ican public, which needed the lesson Paris to do something to save tho Chicago Sunday evening. Monday' Dr. C. L. CoHins, pastor of the I are .wanted. and Tuesday will be spent st. the First Baptist taught by the great wrold war before men.. Amusements Church of DeLand it would see any degree of .dearness Places' where the men can go and Exposition, watching the judging came over last Sunday, night and de-1 the efficacy of military preparedness spend .their idle hours are wanted. and inspecting the stock and then IIvend a sermon from' lhe jbuplil csI the Baptist Temple. Dr..Collin* b So it will no doubt b e , with the Recreation ,1s wanted. The officers the party will return direct to their a preacher of groat experience sad see the need of Just such .work as the homes. County Guard movement .until such' has held a number of the larger pa* I a time' as there is real need for the War Coundl of the Y.' M. C. A; baa , The railroad company which has torates pf the aoutb and while be services of jha meh who are' loyally been 'doing for some time. .This been selected to handle'this party was known In Sanford frombu other visits hero,, th is ’jotoe made him a giving their1 time to perfect them, work can only be continued*with the will mako special,-arrangements and loved man by Sanford Baptists ssd help of the American people. The selves in things military. ail. those that heird him at tbs sum' o f ' $35,000,000 is to be raised give a ten party ra'te If that number Temple Sunday night. Dr. Collins I But the great good of the- County^ or mors start Tgom cither Jtcksppthis week to' keep thii work going used a very unique subject for his Gunrd .m o v e m e n t ' throughout the villo or Pepsicola/ Special atten­ sermon, it was “ Tho Halid -tbs until July 1, 1918. state and nation will not be alone tion will b » given to tho comfort of Scripture used in connection with the J that of protection Jrqmdangers at , The work has progressed so far as ladies. Correspondence about the text was the parablo of the talents, f D r.. Collins -prefaced, his rcmsro home,' 'although thia 'la Important to tske in. a plan of establishing s trip will be handled by Mr. D. U. Sunday night with a strong pl« w l resort in the rfiountslns near .Swit­ enough to justify the. effort being Wilder, 134 West Ray street, Jack­ the War. Fund of the Y. ^1. C. A.j made by,the men. This movement zerland where the American ’soldlefs sonville. Registrations shquld be and stated .that he knew o! no csoss will produce a great body df trained absent on leave csji go. All kinds of spnvil Registrations, shquld be more worthy *nd plewded with the meh, many of whom^ may later be winter sports are to. be provided for made'with him as early as possible ffi^ V t r ib u t f^ n . toO if. w ork wit ■n accommodations waJiAtm nJaMAHa asm J • * «■ ■ ■ - •■ * » ( called In: to the active military ser­ this resort.1 This vy111 be much better so can K bom bmmmmum reserved. was possible for thent.to do. vice vof the country. Even, now the for the men than would be(a trip to Join the ps^y end get a new inspir­ •. .1 . great need o f/ the nation is trained Paris. In the greMt French capital ation fdr helping to develop the jive Having received Its charter frcii] men to aid In the training and devel­ all kinds of temptations await the stock industry oL Florida. the Secretary oL State, and filed kr opment of others unversed in mili­ soldiers. The American soldier is an Fla. State ‘ llive Stock A^'n, .with* the ejerk of'lhe Circuit. tary tactics.; * ‘ *' . . especial victim because of tho fact (Signed) W. F. ' Blackman, Prea’t, the National Liro Stock Commb' From the ranks of the- County that he always has money sad. la the (Signed) • C. L. Willoughby, Trees* aton .Company, at Jacksonville, bm.l Guards when the neqd comet, if it best spender In France today. -.’ and Aetinr Secretary. •- its organization meeting on • ** - — — —— — — ever does, for the full man power of The Y. M. C. A. is establishing and is now ready for business. Ta the nation, may be drafted hundreds Red Triangle huts at all point* in (.films of the new company re C. C-1 LONGWOOD PICK U^R of men who have been in given ele­ and around the camps aqd firing Mr. Walts and .son of Hawthorne Ilarlin, president; W. R- Henikyil mentary, schooling in military mat­ lines.. .-THfiae1 huta_ cart be .found were the guests of his brother. J. M.. vice-president: J, F. Horne, snnj ters. Then Indeed may the eft rights up in'the trenches. Here'the Whites last week. tary and treasurori The bosrd n , quoted *phrase <f •a 'million men men ate served' ha\ coffee and - lea, On Thursday Mrs. Hardaway gave directors include the officers ia | springing to pr over nighr be they.are furnished witft-tKe''material tea for the benefit of tfae Red O. E'. Cobb, of York, Ala.; and S-» actually demons.'-ated. And when to write home,,they are;jjvea books Cr-iw. \Vsrd of East St. Louis, Hithese men spring to arms thsy will and papers to read,«-th«y^are supnot be unversod*ii< the discipline apd lied with, music'‘antf ’gatoTcs, sports training necesaar./ to become ^effec­ not forgotten In the 7huts back tive soldiers. from the firing lines, a^d.<«l;o Ifl tftes: Don’ t sneer.at the County Gukrds! huts religious sexless aflT held r.t Don’ t thfnk of tbarrPl* 'tin soldiers,' regular hours and,'the soldiers are • Hunting season opens one week from today. for if thia world war ahould continue good'church goeYdif', * tywe a complete stock o f Guns, Hunting: Coats, for several yean,, a* some -military These are a few of .the' thingx for critics.believe, ti.rse same men may which the money to be raised this Leggins arid a fresh factory shipment of Ammuni­ yet be In the frr,*t tretoehea.. Not be week’ will be-epent. Theri are also a tion.' Gall and get your supply from our large cause their enll;»ment •calls’ for any number of reasons why the money sortment and low prices. •' . . . such , duty will tl*<*y be sent to' the asked for this week ahould be freely front, but they will go wheft.Unde given. M any'of these *boya, about Sam calls, rear’ ’ trained to begin 8;^00t at the present tlmo aria Florida thoir duty In th/» battles to .'make boys. They are from our own cities the 'world safe for democracy.*" — isrtd towns. They are tha mon who DeSoto Newt.' were tilling the-snil-Ust year.* They are saving that, soil this year and tubes 30x3 P ahould not be overlooked. 0.50 A / MAJESTIC HOTEL-Tunpi, DeLand needs'a commission -form of government,,with three paid meh to-looi^. afterth e’ expenditure of the $30,000 to* $100,000'spent pach year, Fpr^the^yearylOl^Wha town of DeLand *h'aa spent abtjut' $100,000, including the cost of street* paving, and no man hga been employed to ace that tho city got .value received. If tho city did get the value of its money, it wpi simply baeauso the-ojflcUla gave time from their own business—neglected their own bus! ness to attend to tho. business of the Editor Bob Holly of the jianford Herald says he.Is for.Gov. Catts aa people -at Urge. long as he “ atajrt put.” What do • The News suggests that the Deyou mean. Friend Holly?1’ Who is to Land Commercial. Club And. the city be the judge in this case? While v council take up this matter at once admit Gov. .Catta ia but mortal and and .get a. modern government before the* time arrives '{dr the cit^ election in "May.— DeLand News.. | \ * -Tr—O -----NOBODY REALLY I^NOWS FLORIDA St. Elmo Mtasengale,' an adver­ tising man of national reputation speaking before the Southern Com merclal Congress at its recent con­ vention In. 6ew York, told his audi­ ence a number of things that must \ Our Office Supply 8tore Is • havu been distinctly “ news” - to a for Your Convenlencwfin order large proportion of the people pres­ that you may equip youf office ent, and to even a larger proportion with all the little, neceauy ar­ of northern newspaper, readers who ticles that ahould be in every rehd accounts of hia speech. / . office, and which will flam Your “ I gave passing meht}oh a few.mo­ Time and Lighten Your Office menta ago.” he said r't6 .the citrus work; Industry of Florida. : There is i u■9 *• state thet is surprising the country, 1 Equip your office with uprtdA few eyere ago we looked upon It as date accessories, and you will a source of early frtilta'hhd veget­ give your Business Correspon­ able*^ apd an excellent country for dents the impreadou ’that you Invalids to spend thelf winters. It are naUg doing business in a u both.' But you may be surprised business like way.. to learn that Florida this year pro­ duced $85,000,000 worth of com, $0,W|LL MEET IN CHICAQO POO.OOO worth >6f' cotton,, and $4,* (Continued From Page 1) v 000,000 worth of tobacco. . Inlcrnsilonal Live Block' Association “ Her total agricultural output f This Year amounted to rnor® than $118,000,000 potent dtisens.'but neither they, nor Officers pf the ficirida Stntq Live F, .‘ •Her fish and oysters; brought others can secure required results Stock AasoHatlon believe that a under present "methods—the, alder,000, and her lumber $50»‘ manic-form of government; ^heri,1 larger conception uf .Florida's.opportLn of AmeHes smoked $5* since Sanford, ydur city Sndjlour ttinltjei as 4 live stock ntate'ban be Is tho Interest' at «tsV*,:>U gslned^by a‘ larger number of our last * ' of* Flori “ ’ oril* clgirs 000 .worth '>***•" ahoutd strive to make'that dty aa progreraive live stock breeders and yean- /.'• - - Your and Our 'Store • rained for your bond*, deeds, wills, mortage^, jewels, sUverwcar and fjLher valuables by^having a Safe Deposit Box in our J GET READY as­ IKE HILL HARDWARE1COMPANY Commission Farm City Gownmest What It Means dty 30x3 30x3^ Non-Skid 15.00 30x3 T la ln Other Sites Ante Caslags 3 i5 bee at Cut Prices - The SAN FO RD < 1I5 PARK AYKNUB * m ax 13.00 •30x3^ tVW-f - SANFORD. FLORIDA �' S W p f i IS | P i ? ^ "r ■ - ~ . bg » ■ » » • ■ :. 1 * * ” ^ : ■ -. to D ,.,.,, D .M .U ...M . « , . Little Hipp«U«f»—Mention of M etier* la Brief— Pcreonal Items o f •Idte rce t . \ ,; .»H » MWQW» HMULD T M . ^ , , , - ^ - . . ; . . . , - .................. . , . - l l „ eontrot* .with r a d ^ - S hallway and'diwetiy under tl»e chandelier a> marblea plate with the words. A* Memorial. W. S. Bald* waa placed in the tile floor, ao that: alh*bo may. enter the building will aeo thlaa memorial plate. *•During Alia' ■■■Itla& aL. #_11___t_ _ ____ the aervjcee^tbe following .program, waa rendered: —_ Prelude—Misa Margaret Davis. Scripture—Jno. D. Jinkins ■ Prayer—Dr. J. T. Denton Song—Congregation " Announcements v Offertory •. * Introductory—Schelle Maines „ Tribute, I. 0. 0. F.—Hon. E. F. Houaholder Tribute, F. A A. M.—Hon. L. R. Philips Tribute, Baptist Church—Jno. D. Jinkins „ Laying the Memorial Plate—The Deacons. ong—The Choir lismitssl Prayer—L. R. Philips. t Next Lyceum Attraction •• The next attraction of. the.Lyceum course will be Charles Howard Plattenburg .who will deliver one of his School Auditorium on Monday night, December 20th. Full announce­ ments and sale of tickets -.will be an­ nounced later. WANDABO n •■■■ ■■ - . ' ' , - -■L - -C" jq . M. .y there Un’t much diraft but .when you le*n over the side the ' breeze Is great. We are tossing and bumping ■long like arv auto oq a very rough road aa the air is bumpy thlg,a. m. It is hazy and the aviation camp ioolu misty as we swoop over it, while Lawton ia obscured in the dis­ tance. Well, I won't 'waste'"any- Ajore timo writing now as I want to en­ joy the scenery. Will finish this on the ground.’ - , - ‘ Much love to both. Earle. M h a p p e n in g s --------- AROUND SANFORD Mra. Norma Kin* M e U a c k la , 8 ock l Editor. Anyoo* kavtaa n o o U ,p a ritm 4 * oayor»W * (or thb eoluma. It would b , ipprrcU trd U thtjr would t,U phon« JTOJ Ltach —Jltrton Wedding When peace and plenty "befall. —— h/ tur Ono-of the prettiest of autumn But the man who’* worth while I Stannary of tha* Floating Saudi waddings waa aolemnixed last Satur­ Ia tho man who can smile Talks Seednctly Arranged for And answer the bugle’a ca ll.. day night, Oct. 20th, at six o’clock Harried Herald Reader* —Elsie Parish. at tho pleasant home of Mr. and ; u n n n t r M f r r ‘ *“ * ^ Mra. D. Leach, when their daughter, T h »card party for the benefit of Cora Mae wpa united iq marriage the Red Cross will take place next Sergeant Robt. Freeman of Col C, 124 Inf., stationed at Camp WheeJ. to Mr. Wm. Warren Herson of, De­ (Thursday afternoon at the Womati’e i , Macon, Ga.. waa In .the city (or a troit. ( The wedding ceremony xyss Club. It ia hoped that every woman ft9 hours enroute to DeLand. performed by Rqv. A. T. F. Butt,- in Samord who plays either Bridge We wish to announce to the pub­ paator of the M. E. church at Pt. or fftve Hundred' will be there: lic that wc have moved our drug Austin in the presence of about fifty Everp\ woman in 'the United States Come In end Hear the November *tor* and are now located *In the guests. •• The ring service Asa In­ feels she wants to do her share. All Recorda '• New First” National Bank Building cluded in-,ihe marriage ceremony. we can do ia to give and give gladly - No. 6768—Anchors Aweigh March on park avenue where we .'will be In the north aide of the music room our tima and money. These ' Red No. 2844—Secret of Home Sweet glad to welcome all. '. Mobley’s Drug e dainty bower had been ’ arranged. Cross eard parties are being given’ Home *' 22-41 Store. Ferns and Mountain Ash formed cf- everywhere and with-great success; •No. 2357— Battle Cry’ of Free­ Miss Jennie Eaverly,. faghionabip. {getive .decorations throughout- the Sanford . has done such wonderful dom * dressmaker and remodeler. ' Out' by house. Mr. 8 hermsn Lloyd of Min- Red Cross work, and In fact Sem-r No. 2354— Departure American' the day and at home. ; 51?. Fifth 8t. den City sang, ” Oh Promise Me,” Inole coiinty has ma‘de a remarkable Troops for France - . . • hru- -24-dtp The brial party marched promptly showing, *iyt ua keep it up. No. 2866—I’ ve -Got the Nicest Mrs W D Lees has. returned at six o’clock* to tbs tunc of Men­ ’ ’The Red,. White a oiu ji Little Home in Dixie from Wavcroaa hospital, where ebe delssohn's wedding march, which Has need of you • accompanied her husband last week • Knights of Colnmbna War Fond : No. 6989— CaaUe Valse Classtque ■ f trrtn iK « t " waa played by Misa Dolly Bradbeer • . . ' The physicians sAy that.'Mr Lees, is The Knights of Columbus .hhhd Dance ©f-Detroit. Marion Holly of De­ doing as well aa can be expected and for immediate use in establishing Telephone Mri. Thrasher No. 2310— Livinsky at the Wed­ troit acted aa.flower girl. The bride and reserve’ your place. bs will recover In a feaaonable Utte and maintaining war^ecreation cen­ ding • r Pansy seeds will be herfr.tomorrow. ters at home and oversea! THREE No, 2335—Let’s All Do Some­ waa / attended by her sister, Misa •• ~ T !V ? .y£S--'* . Mrs SI B. Wight. , 24-ltc 18-tf ' Lila Leach;*the.groom by the briades -MILLION DOLLARS o f which sum thing. PqrfsA Home Dane* brother, Mr. G. Monroe' Leach. Visit the Boston^ . House GIBSON A WALLACE - . ' One. Million Dollars have already Crowds continue to-attend the for your fall and winter-goods, 2 ftth e bride wore a Grecian gown of dances given under the. auspices of been Contributed principally by thoir 215 Sanford avenuq. A.,.Kanner, crepo chiffon over pussy willow taf1 the Parish House Club and it is not members. .• *,'. Cooked Food Sale Prop. . 2 ,-lie feta with silver trimming*, and car­ to be wondered at for everything ia Me Culler’s Store Both the Y. M. C. A. and tht^ ried a shower bouquet of white done for the pleasure and comfort Special exhibit of fllet fancy wotk * Saturday of C. furnish recreation centres for roses, her only ornament being a of each guest, and there is ho pleas­ and art given Wednehday and/ThuraNov. 17. all, regardlea of creed. The re­ string of pearls, a gift from the anter plsce to spend Thursday evendsy. Woman’s Exchange, atr Heat Catholic Ladies ligious needs of non-Cathoiics in the groom. The bridesmaid wore-' a Room, Sanford, Fla. *•; 2-ttc Benefit I: M ........... eampa are-supplied by the Y. M. gown of. green pussy willow a taffeta, 7 n ' t The French iBhop ia closing out all C. A.{-those of Catholics, comprising Knights of Columbus trimmed with silver lsce'and and pink % corseta regardless, of i^Mt, as we are about forty per cent of the men in War Fund ••M Mrs Ernest Galloway entertained rosebuds snd carried a' shower bou­ going to discontinue them. \ 2 4 -lt c the Service, by. tho K. of C. 24-2tc, v . wjth a very^bcautiful bridge lunch­ quet of jink rosebuds.•• Miss Iota eon this morning in honor ,of Misa Expensive Hemstitching Machine The buildings will be open td all Brown attended the'door.. Immedi­ Annie ' Hawkins’ guests, .Mrs John just installed at the millinery shop at all times; no private meetings. Basket Ball Schedule < ately after tho ceremony a banquet Harbor, Mrs Homer Harbor and of Mrs. II. L. Duhart. Ladies of. No society affsirs behind closed Nov. 2— Eust|s, In Sanford. was served at tho Hotel Arlington. Mrs T J Syfan of Commerce. Ga Sinford are Invited to eall.and aee doors. Nov. 16— Kissimmee, in Sanford. The tables were artistically decorated Others present were Mrs Watson, Mrs Dess, Mrs Wnllaco and Miss this machine In operation. Fourth They are for all the soldiers all, Nov. 23— Oviedo) in Oviedo. with pink rosebuds and white Hawkins ' After an interesting game and Sanford Ave. ■*' ‘ *' 13*tf the time. Dec. 7—Orlando, in Sanford. of bridge the honorre guests were chrysanthemums. llarrold Long writes a postal card Dec. 8—Kissimmee, in Kissimmee. presented with exoulsite water coir, The -Knights of Columbus must to The Herald that be has left for render this help overseas as well 'as The out of.town guests were (>ov> ors, typical Florida scenes • Mrs Dec.-14— Cathedral, In Sanford. — France*with ■rftrrtroopr*""'. and Mrs. Sleeper, Miss Phcpo Clark, GalloWuy and her guests attended Jan. 4—Stetson, in Sanford.' at home, and In addition Popo Ben­ Mr. .and Mra. X. A. Boomhower the bridge gifmc nt tho Woman’s Boston Bargain House sole agents edict has asked them to help support Jan. 11—Orlando, In Orlando. Club In tho afternoon Florence Boomhower and Mr. and for W. L. Douglas Shoes, Men’s, the American Red Cross in. special Jan. 18—Ocala, in Ocala. Mrs. Arthur Slack of Bad Axe; Miss Women’s and Boys'. - 213-215 Han­ work. Jan. 26—Oviedo, in Sanford. Roy Chittenden, U. S. Marine Blanche' Lamleiii of Port Huron; Corps, who haa been at homo on a ford avenue. ' 24-ltc Feb. 1—Ocala, In Sanford. This movement is endorsed by: ■/ T0 * Mr. and’ Mrs. Sherman' Lloyd, of furlough left yesterday for Macon, Feb. 8—Duval, in Sanford.. Fresh nataurtium'aeed for sale by' Hon. Woodrow Wilson, President Mindcn City; Mr. and Mrs. Burt Ga., to* visit nis brother, Joe Chit­ Feb. 15—‘ Stetson, in* DeLand. Mrs. S. B. W i g h t . , 23-tfc ' o f the United States; Hon.'Theodore of Capac; Rev. and Mra. Butt of tenden, who is a member of Com­ Feb. 22— Duval, In Jacksonville. Rose orders taken now for De­ Roosevelt, ex-Presldent of the United pany C, Camp Wheeler, before re­ cember first delivery. Mrs. S. •B. States; March 1— Cathedral, in .priando. Pt. Austin; Mrs. C. D. Holly, Mari­ turning to Paris Island, South Caro­ on Holly, Mrs. II. V. Jackson,- Miss lina where he is stationed. Wight. . ^ 24-tfc 1. 22-tf Hon. William. Hotward Taft, ox-. Dolly Bradbeer, Miss Anns Herson, Mules,, mules, mblse; . Hand Bros, President of the United States; Mrs. Margaret Herson, Mrs. L. The dance given Friday night at have a car load of fine -animals and Paper. Hanging and PAlatlng Cardinal Gibboitf, " the Woman’s Club by Misa Murcil Ksup, Miss Ethel Buft and Mr. Ned they are going fa s t ',-. ’22-2tc Thousands of new samples o f ’ wal Cardinal Farley, llarrold and Misa Frances -Gonzales 'Stuber of Dbtroit. Miss Nona \yyily of, Orlknda is •.Cardinal O'Connell. paper for you to select from. Sam- >i ». •• was a very lovely affair. The club • . tbs guest of Mrs. Henry Vflgbt and --'M any beautifuWgifts were received rooms looked roost attractive. Fruit { plei will bo hrouiht to your door her many Sanford friends'ate.'glad Paper Shortage Causes .Delay to waa servod during the even­ upon request. 1 aUp d o . decorating by *tbe bride and groom. Mr. and unch to aee her. ts, Misses Brumicy Whltehouae, Tax Receipts Mrs. W. W. Herson will, be at home Mary Baker, Dorothy, Confant and On.account of thf shortage of pa- and painting aa Itnhould die done. Public Stenographer - f ’ Room 8, after December 16th at 84 Richton Messrs. Brown, Edwards, Phillips, F. W. Tomperton, 1Q8 Palmetto .i1 , Tax Collector Jno. D. Jinkins Garner Woodruff Bldy,, Phono 271. aa bash delayed in getting tax re­ Ave., Detroit, Mfch.—Ubley, Mich­ Newton* and Ifsmmonff canto up ‘ Mrs. Powell. *•''.. * \| 8-tf , ceipts from the State Comptroller, Ave.,. one door from First street. from Orlando. Thoee seen dancing igan, Courier. 96-tf from Sanford were* Misses May•» New line of cooking utenalls abd who wired that‘ tho movement of Mr.- and' Mrs. Leach arc well Thrasher,.. Helen -Peck, Dorothy fancy glassware and bri(Sakbrae.- rfoldlers and government supplies Still in Bailness - ‘ known here where they have a farm Rumph, Agnes Dumas, Frances had beon so heavy that 4he contrac­ Boston iiargfin House, 213-215 San­ tor had been iinanlb to get tho nec­ H a v in g l i t t l e else to d o ; ' m e m b e r * and home and Mra. Herson spent Chappell, Ethel Henry, Molllo Abera ford avenue. A.'Kanner, p/bp.': essary paper on’ time. However, the of the local ao-called Carpenters |s0Wn' t|m# here last year and their nathy, Virginia Brady, Helen Hand, blank receipts have at last been re­ Union and a few of their friend* arc Sanford, friends * offer congratula- Elixabeth’ Stafford, Fern Ward, Ruth ;* , 24-ltc McDaniel. Frances Gontales and ceived, and the tax collector’s force . Don't fail ta see. art goods *dis­ are working overtime getting out re­ buaily. circulating a report that tlona. ' . . .. Muriel llarrold; .Hawkiha Connelly, ‘ ■« • W Mcsara. Price and Colter of the San­ * t . Jack Leach, Ed Betta, Harry Lewia, play Wednesday and Thursday at ceipts- to the taxpayers wh< ; • --------— * . ■ford Novelty Works have had a per­ Hume Rumph, G. Ws Spencer, Sam Rest Room, Woman’s Exchange, paid their taxes.. Mra. G. D. Bishop entc'rtalncd the sonal falling out; doted up shop and Aniction '-Bridge \t\y delightfully Shiver, Arthur Red, Edmund Meisch • Sanford. ; 22-tfc Alfred Robson, Robert O'Connor, OVIEDO IS THERE ' discontinued builneu. Monday afternoon. The living room Roy Chittenden, John Murrell, Wal­ Freah nasturtium-seed for sate by Thli report’ !^ abiolutcly untrue and* ball looked very attractive. Mrs. S. B-.-Wight. 23-tfc, First ba r’s Contributions For The In every particular and ia simply, an­ Brass baskets filled with yellow cos­ ter Connelly. Mrs. Frank Miller chaperoned th? party.’ * . Y. M. C. A. mos apd asparagus fern- were used as Fresh nasturtium seed for ssle The Y. M. C. A. Work Campaign other examplo of -the method em­ -decorations. The club prize was Ml** Annie fiawkins will entorby Mrs. 8, B. Wight. 23-tfc opened in Oviedo Sunday. * ployed by this organization to injure won by.Mra. R. A. Newman and the tain Friday afternoon in honor of Sunday morhlng Rev. Wrr guest prize bv Miss Charlotte Hand. thdie whom they cannot control. American Cafe—First class, clean her guests, Mra John Harbor, Mra of the Baptist church rpoko on the cuisine. Up to date service. Popu­ necessity of responding to calls for Our business is. steadily growing, Th'ey . were both.Iofely jardinieres. Ilqpter’ Harbor and Mrs. T J Syfan Those present were Mrs. .Morse, lar^ prices. ' Court House building, and in various war work activities. both In tho Novelty Works snd in Mrs.. •I’ ulcstnn, Mra. Houaholder,* of Commerce, Ga- . '.-i , 117. Park avenue. 22-tfe-t In the afternoon several auto parties the.contracting lihc. We operate a Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Gal­ Miss Nona' Wiley of Orlando is tho rally at Sanford. Sun­ strictly FAIR. SHOP a n d . employ loway, Mrs. Roumlllat, Mra. Gon­ The . Boston Bargajn .House, the attended day night in the Chrfitlan Endeavor NO 'SCABS> which is doubtless the zales, Mra. Doaa. Mra. Thrasher, ■pending some time with Mra. Hen­ only place for low , prices. Dry* meeting different phases of Y. M. Mrs. Hurt, Mra. Loucks and Mrs.* ry Wight A Goods, Clothing, 8hoee, Ladies’ and C. A. Wsr Work were discussed by reason* for their antipathy. V Tho mahy friends of Fred ^WalsMessrs. T. C. -Brannon, Geo. Mor­ We also carry a line of yellow Gents' Ready-*to -wear1 a n d , Hard­ man, the gcnluKrepresentative of tho gan and A. L. Hatch, pine and rypres* lumber. Mra. W. E. Watson entertained in Armour Refrhjeratdr .Car Line arO wire. 213-216 Sanford Ave. 24-ltc Mondky morning at tho opening her usual delitfhtful' manner- the glad to aee hi.ht bh.ch in Sanford for (Signed) W. S» Price . • Remember the Daughters of Wea- exercises of the Oviedo Public School Every Week Bridge Club. Monday the winter season , Mra, Waisman . . •V. C. Collar. . v|*y bazaar and turkey supper Batun- Supt. T. W. Lawton addressed the afternoon. Tho prize, an exquisite will como down. later, iwing at the v i (advt.) tray cloth waa won by Mra. Neal. bedside of heF mother in Michigan day, Nov. 24th. Next to Sanford pupils on Y. M, C. A. Work snd ~ 24-ltc pointed out that the cali of-the War Others,.present wire. Mra. Dumas, noir. The Walsmaiw- have *« bead-* Shoe & Clothing Co. j v 2l-6tc Work Council for funds should be Mra. Vorce, Mra, Barnes, Mra. Smith. tiful winter home here and are num­ Tax Payers Take'Notice Don’t forget the St. Agnc* Oulld met with a spirit of self denlsl on the Tax booka are now open for the Mr*:' Thigpen, Mra. * McLaughlin bered among Sanfqrd’a beat citlzana Misa Wilkie. • bazaar,, Imperial Thetre building, part of the pupils. collection of 1917 tans,, a discount In a few minutee the students snd of two per cent is made for payment Saturday, Nov. 17.* • 23-8tc teschers subscribed 1123.20. Sub­ in November, and one per cent for Mra. Harry N. Dickson, of On lA largo and enthusiastic audience lando is the guest of her mothfr, Don't misa the "Baby Table” —8t scriptions were received from the payment in December. w u present. Friday night at the boys on the conditions thqt they ggins. Atnea bazaar; Imperial Theatre Jno b . Jinkins. ~~* High School Auditorium . when a Mra. Jamee earn the sraount pledged themselves. ' Tax Collector, Seminole County. . building,- Saturday, Nov. 17, 23-3tc Several of the bqys joined the 100,moat delightful evening , wits spent. Mr. and Mra. N. II. Garner and . Tucs-2tc Tho entertainment wrs given for the Mr. and Mra. R. T. Thrasher are Do your Christmas chopping ea‘r- 000 club composed of boys who r Seminole Xmas {fox Fund. Mra. oyer at Daytona Beach for a few y- St. Agnes baxaar, imperial hsVa pledged themselves to a million Robert Herndon opened with the daya. Cooked Food Sale by7 contributing f i o .00 each which I . , Thettre building, Saturday, N or. 17. "Bugle Cali.” Her name is alwuys they have earned by their own ef­ MeCtjUer’a 8tore . • 23-jtc • i *.'■•.- *r*?-welcomed on any p ogram.- Mra. II. W. Coleman of Dade City fort*. „ Saturday Takarh was fine in her little waltz assed through Sanford Monday on Subscriptions received in the’ first r Nov. 17 Baldwin Memorial Service • song, "Hoover will Get You if you is way to Port Orange. day of the campaign totalled d«n..Vrv cp that'waa somewhat of a 1168.20. Catholic Ladies » Don’t Watch Out.” Mildred Holly The local campaign'com­ «psrture was thtf memorial service gives promixb of wonderful things Benefit ; . " mittee consists of A L. .Hatch, ra. A. P. Connelly and Albeit with heF dancing.* She lyas charm­ Thl. ~ m aV , t th« Baptist Temple, eRairman, Knights of Cofumbus B. F. Wheeler snd George ing. The piand solo by Royal do inl?em40r^* Mrvi*a waa h e ll.to Morgan. onnetly left yeeterday for North JUivr War Fund.' ’ _ Intworth and violin aolo by Elean­ D*.rn«°wt0otnn "“•'HOiy °f the late arojina. Mrs! Connelly expects to , **'“ ? W. 8. Baldwin, who waa for or Herring were wceptlona’ ly. good. -*24-2tc * - *,-* . Letter In the Air , , 7 A r °/.V«ara a devOuJ. member Misa Helen Hand yas very Inspiring, visit her aistor, Mra. . Mauldin in »Mhe BaptUt church.' fn this aer- /T h e following-..letter from .Lieu­ she recited "Your Flag ana My Washington city before returning to Earle Loiickea-to'hla 1ndependertt Order of . O d d tenant _______________ I ______ ^parents ... Out It Out Flag,” The character sketch tab­ Sanford.. - -s Ar^»,Vj,nw or(t*f of Free and here, Mr. ahd Mra. G. I. Loucked In ordinary conreraation don’t be too leau, Hume Rtimph as Uncle Sam tlrini1 UrinT., ** i . r P * were w?r*asked aaxcti to an- waa written while he waa In *an free with the que'atl6n. Moet persona waa splendid. - Mary Elizabeth Pu in p *od did send reuaese ptatlvea aeroplane to which branch ho will be aren’t font) Of-being quizzed, and-If leeton ws* dear J ss a Red Cross Mr. J. R. Haydon has returned from a business trip to Washington, ' ' * « - • emary’ of andgned: Kern War'd made a very 1mnurse. there were Jess prying therc’d be fewer, Ft. Sill, Okla.. Nov. 6. 1917. Stsnio of Liberty.* Ed Betta d . firt rt p>rtf d Mother: • Thq entire nosing S , Dear Mother; — ;,— -------- — r tiara.—Buffalo TlmesL . L.nPgjL-Ot-.thejrempUr IaThe entertainment V is the fcaUer.-' . i was a.groat succes* financially, and it > noks o k s as if ."pur "Our Boys”-are B to have a Royal ChrWtmn*. S B . ..- ^ C T flW » . „ l , n ....V ^ .^ . - h e «B se «te & . •V r in t e r e s t i n a n d ; of - j O * f- - • tr'-t.-ir'y _VV> s you could ace the ground flying by derneath. It ia’ the greatest aenaation in the world. We pass over little bumps of air Just ss'a rowboat goes over a ware. In the cockpit ' - . - were shopping,In Sanford Wednes­ day. * Mrs. George Fernald, after spend* ing tho summer in and around Boe-. ton haa returned.to Sanford for the winter. . - Mr. D. P. Herndon of Kentucky, a newcomer in Sanford la. employed in Dickina Shoe* Store. • ______ f Felix Trank apent Sunday in Paiatka with his mother *and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Charier Fester have returned from the(r*wedding trip and wSi spend the wifiter i t The GabJee. Mrs^ Fetter, ;wi|l be mtmbaired In* Sanford as Mias She was a gucit- at.the Hotel Carnea a a*gi last winter. * w! Mrs. George. Crowder, after a visit o her sister, Mrs. W. M. Thigpen iss retunied to her home in Dougp , Ga. r • Misa Marian Gove who ia spendr the winter in Orlando spent Setday and Sunday*at .home. •- H MrsVW! A>(Fitts, Sr.,'•after a very delightful;, visit to M n. W. R. Har­ ney-of Jacksonville returned home Wednesday.*' IfrrtndTM rs tZ jk. Philips, Miss durian and Raymond Phllipa are In Seabreeze this week. Misa Myra"Wilhite of Athena, Ga^ who haa been the gue t of Miss’ Annie Hawkins left Satu Bay for Oviedo to spend a week with Mrs. J. At Clark ere returning home. . . . ,*. ---------* .... , • Mrs. T. J. Syfan, Jr., Mra. John Harbor, Mrs. Homer Harbor of Commerce, Georgia arrived* in the city yesterday to he the guests of Mfsa Annie *Hawkins ‘ for several weeks. Notice of intention* to ask for charter for a new line of railway to be known aa tha Kissimmee-River Railroad Company, .to be aeven and a . quarotcr miles long, extending southeastward from Wallnwa in Polk county has been filed. Tha articles of Incorporation show J. A. Griffin of-Tampa~to~bo~'pfieiIcIents E. M. Hendry of Tapma vice president and treasurer, and I. S. Craft, also ’ of Tampa, secretary. It ia’ understood that the now road ia to bo an ex­ tension of the Soaboard Air Line, and that it is a continuation of that road’a’ gradual extension eastward, which some day will bring it-to the East Coast. The new company ia capitalized at $100,000, and -Its' main office is given at Tampa.. Those connected wilh the road had no comment to offor. . Tho Leo-county agent reports to the state . experiment station , that one farmer who planted eight pounds of Egyptian wheat gathered 1.80Q pounds the first crop, and ia now har vesting the second crop. If tho poultry food problem can be solved by this method this will become a groat poultry county. v, \ That an issue of $760,000 of good rosds bonds voted by *Hillsborough county would sell at par or very close to it it is the opinion expressed by J. Q. Yests, chairman. of the board of county’ com mission era. The proposed bond ifsuc for tha exten­ sion of the present permanent road system to meet connecting roada from ^othcr counties has not yet been voted, but it is probable -that ah election'will .be called In a short time, as tentative contract* have been .let for the *construction . work. Brick grouted with, concrete and asphalt block are the tiro typee of paving accepted.. • in • " * * E c: i By a vote of 14 to 6, the city council of Jacksonville recently adopted the 1917 budget with a mlllage of 16.6, carrying with it an appropriation of 260,000 for the ' purchase of additional land nt Black Point, for the probable en­ largement of the quartermaster’s training camp. - Although the millage ia slightly higher than this year, which ia J2.8,’ the reasons for the In­ crease *aa. outlined b y Councilman W. H. Baker and John T. A loop, Jr., ia due to the «war and In ail in­ stances a necessity. T in farmers In the Dade county section cf the slate are preparing for a. large harvest and more land la.ibeing. cultivated. Trot pacts "far. Urge crope are excesdlngiy bright. Hun­ dred! of acres are being planted .la corn and other household necessities. 1 1,1,1 — — ■■■■ Optlmletlo Thought’ The man who speaks with prudence. • Ao not think him to be tedtons, though ' he speaks much.and .long.,— :— ------------ _ L I O N S H i R t ? > , • nml A hi AH- R E G A L Shoe& . HOMB IL i*- -* - V ■ “* r O Fi'A A R T^ < s t f ^ F N E R ' .*' .,. * x v - & ;.•, M ARX ’■ - . i . . i-: S H O E S ,t \ C L O T H E S . i * 0/1. i * . - i * « « l . i . j*. - „• i* . I r t - r u y lo.ba patriotic. *.-'*'-r:; ,:^-i - *ta* • ft * ’ - V'-. xii-c- ^.* Special Sale of Pattern Hats ** i . Red Croat Card Parly ’‘ •Tha Man Who’s Worth While,’* with apologies to E. W. W. March: and. the world marches with you, ? Slack and you alack alone. For the Red, White and, Blue Haa need of you, Amf, the^v.ery best that you own! " <* •*.-.*, ---*• ' THIS WEEK 'U The . • . : . * ■ * * *• *^1 m • » T ?. . ■ ^ • . * *-.”*% _ . m �One Seems As Essential A s The Other that ho hAr boon safe, in' Franco sine* tho latter' part of August, and tha first Utters from the interior of Franco recti vod In •Sanford have ■ been from-him. Censors do not aI-; f" low much to get through, but among' ig the thlpgs passed are, "I understand now why the French make such fine soldiers," and MW e.ov*r here «|h understand how'Dante got hU inspiration to - describe "Inferno^ we could do it .now.'' Mr. Gibson has visited H. L. Gibson, hU father, and Mrs, E. D. Brownies, bU sister, dur­ ing the past few years. He went from SanFrancisco with an engineer* Dear Mr. Whitner: It may interest you to know that ing regimont, the 18th. as a result of .your thoughtfulness Goverament Crop Report the Literary Digest*., of which the 'Washington, D.'C., Nov. 8,.1917, enclosed, U a portion was delivered A summary of the November crop to AmeAcan soldiers in Frapce and report for the state "of Florida, a it U apprecUtsd. cprapiled by the*Bureau o f Crop Es* • Truly, timates ‘ (and transmitted through R. S. V. P, • . John F. Hough, ' the Weather•Bureau),'U«> 8., Depart; Jr. Corpl.; Batty. A 6th Reg, mfnt of Agriculture, is aa follows': Corn—Production- this year, 14,400,000 bushels: last year, Decem­ ber estimate, 12,600,000 bushels.* ^ L. C. Jacobson . Wheat—ThU year, --------^ J n d .L t. C. A. C/, 6th'Reg. els; last year, December estimate^ ------ —bushels. . Ff Harry Gibson In France Oats—ThU year, 714,000 busheU; Friends‘o f- H. L. Gibson, Jr., in laat year, December estimate, 900, Sanford will be Interested to know 000 bushels. magaalnee to the. boys at 'the front by putting on a one cent stamp, and send them over there where the boys will thoroughly -enjoy them. Ail you.do ia to stick the stamp on the red letters and the postlffice will do the reat. But ILthose red letters are not on the magazine they cannot go. B. F. Whitner of this dty. haa been sending hU Literary . Digest over there and received the following let­ ter from the boys in France:'. France Somewhere, October 18, 1917. pounds;, last, year, December eatlm aW.S;026,60Q pounds. I?; Potatoes—This year, 1,650,000 bushels; last year, Docomber cstim ate, 1,110,000 busheU. Sweet potatoes—1ThU year, 3,000, 000 bushels; last year, December m tiipate, 2,600,000 bushels. ...A ll. hay—ThU year, 69,000 tons laat year*—December estimate, 80.! 000 tona. «*'r ▼- t 'Mf. * / *4-"i « . 47* * Cotton—September 25 forecast, 45,000 bales; production last year Census, 41,449 bales. Oranges—Noyeraber 1 condition 55, compared with tho ten-year aver­ age' of 80. Grapefruit—November 1 eondis ____ |0«*jg WANT ADS PAY GET THE WAR NEWS C vcry d.iy it i i r t o m c i o f g r e a t e r m te re n t. S o o n the A m c n c .in soldier*; n o w in F r a n c e will ho nl tho fr o n t Fit-lure lo n g the n e w n a tio n a l a r m y will he g o in g ucrouf). Y ou r hoy:, nr you r n e ig h b o r 's h o y s a n : in the tra in in g c a m p y , g e t t in g re a d y . K eep p o s t e d on th eir m o v e m e n t?. T he F lorid.i T im o s -ttn io n prin.tr, all th e r e lia b le n e w s o l th e w orld , r e c e iv e d by to lo p r.ip h It g iv e s la te s t m a rk e t rep ort?;, s t.it is iu ?. o f fru it .inn v e g e t a b le m o v e m e n t, anil it keep*; its r e n d e r s p o s t e d o n h ie s o c ia l . A p o litic a l d oing*: o f F foridn p e o p le . Im p o rta n t n e w * v ciita at h o m e .m il a b r o a d .ire p h o t o g r a p h e d tor *t*. colu m n *. In a.speech'hot long ago, Lloyd George said that silver, bullets, meaning rponoy, were moro neces­ sary in winning the war than load bullets. *• • ^ Maybe .ao. Bill "tobacco bullets" will play a big part, too, Just nak aomo soldier who ban had a bit .of first hand trench experience over there. .He'll have one of your ciogtyettes .first, thank you, and then ho’ll anawer your question: in his opin­ ion, and he ought to know, good smoking material'is one of tho most important brands of ammunition the men at the front need. Sammy’ and Tommy MUST have fags (cigarettes), They want them, they need them, and .they rnn’ t fight at their boat when they don’t have them. Wonderful thing how thin war ia teaching tho World tho big part cig­ arettes play In heartening the men and fitting them .for the- gruelling hardships of trench life, ' Still, ite' easy to say- why. A cigarette 1st tho ideal smoke, over there—compact *to tuck away in the pocket during 'Action,* short enough so that -it'insy be pnjoyed during even . a very brief broathing spell, mild, nerve soothing, comforting. In'the lull of battle, down some­ where in comparative nafctyTSammy lights a fag—when he haa ono—and through the haze of those satisfying fume he brAatea a little*sigh of re­ lief; thinks of the folka buck home and forgets for a little while fils dis­ mal surroundings over there just this side of No Man's Lpnd. The cigarette in war U the amoke that cheers, and it's up to you here at home to see that Sammy has plenty 'of them'plenty of-the right kind and geta them often. You may send these •important little "tobacco bullets" to the boys at the fronl throucVour Tobacco Fund. Let'p * have yoflr quarters tiow—a Soldier's Kit. costa you only 26 cants. It Contains twice aa tnuch tobacco aa that. '‘ ‘ : .v! i* .Tjiere are many drains upon .the people.-of ,Sanford these days not only for the.war but for their owq affairs and yet the b o y t. in- - the tranches must have their comforts 'and thq Christmas packages art go­ ing out this Week and every ono of them should have these tobacco kite in them. Bo tend along younquarter and give the boys the raal Christmas cheer. Sanford boya in the tranche* witl b f glad to get tobaeco kits from Sanford people*. The following ia the list of contribution* up to date: Previously acknowledged -. -.....46.00 Mr; and lira. D. A. Kelly.... ......... 60 Frank T a l b o t t . . .26 Mrs. 8. O., Chase John C. VaUghan ' Eating Shark Meat Miami,' Nov, 7,—J. G. Crosland, who was , appointed * by Herbert Hoover to catch a'quantity of-shark tho mectylo be tested fpr-food, has followed the directions of Mr. Hoo­ ver. Shark steak is nov on sale at the Miami’ Fish Company’s market and if reports are true those who have tried the meat pronounce It flno and very palatable. The Miami Fist Company has been shipping quantities of salt’ shark meat 'during the past few weeks, for which there hns been found *n ready markot. tnrod aqd spociqj dcMvcry, letters. Heretofore a f2-ccnt stamp haa been in use hut the inereaae In postage makes necessary tho .printing of a now‘denomination# . Tho stamp will bear tho hcadfof Franklin and will be of the size and border design of tho current issues above seven cents. The color ^hns not been selected.: Don’t Need the Money " Washington, Nov. 7.—One of the most striking indications of farmers' prosperity .under war prices reaching the federal farm loan hoard was a report -today from the Houston, Texas,; bank that .many farmers have abandoned plans to make loans because they received enough frofn, this year’s crop* to' ply off their farm indebtedness. Florida Times-Union, Four Months, W ith Six-Page W all W ar Chart, Only Thu D u *tilii T m io 'i-U n io ii »vll b» m a ile d l o im y [iiW 't-M i ow.-iv 'la y f<* •hr h lg S um t.i y i .n>*, l ii t nly l . '.(I Tn e v e iy r.lil»<;ci<l-« r u n tM*» o lt o r «vil ^ ,i 11 v.ai c l* .i■I • ..iil.tin m g lna< .•» tuiil ,. *-ui*II* o j 'c . i r a t y.il.n i.u i] n> i p < I | turiiiu ni’w >•«•»'.i n i , i . Ihl . d i a l t in v u liia li'c . It n«>* > a n y In •< - •> it t a k n , to bin i! it c h i m n r , oi h n w m u . in o i ii-.tlu l t a c '.'i a r o |*iyrn in tlm * n b i,; p u it'l’i «• • i-l’ -i • w m a n y i , •• . i-i-il to a i. uwi, ! t *i: In :h i( i. a ft , #.nli a ll il*; liig m.i|i p ic lu i i ln m i.i T in ii".-U i)n> n lo u r m viH li-. ,i I’ . i . r y ou * |i*?fsoral t h « :r k . Jacksonville, Florida Send Yonr Mala,Inc* Save your late magazines, the ones that have the. red lines on the top Women Gel Vote New York, Nov. 7.—Ncw^York state voted-In favor of.woman's suf­ frage yesterday, by ■* majority of nearly ono hundred thousand. The occasion Will .be ^'celebrated tonight by a tremendous, outpouring of suf­ fragette* and'thflr frifiqds at Cooper Union. ’ From the latMt reports Woman’s suffrage haa been loat In Ohio, Washington, D. C., Nov. 7.-*-The eight million mark 'has been parsed dn the scoril—board at the headquartets of the Food Administration In Washington'for the enrollment of families. Indications are that half the peo­ ple of this country have agreed to support the food coniervatlon plana. r hallroada Waat’ Iafreaae Waahiftgten, D. - C . N o v . 7.— Railroads today.Appljed to thelnterstata Commerce Commission for au­ thority to Increase rate,* on sugar. In carloads about ,20 per cent .from eastern seaboard points and New Orleans to interior cities. 1 IS Cent Postage Stamp •Washington, Nov. 7.- *THl* -post* o(BeO department Is plan ..ing to issue a 13-rent poetage stamp.for r;J »- . . . -iLi. - to A void Freight Congests I j b r several years increasingly difficult fo r the individual grow er to handle, the problem o f how And when to shfp fru its and vegetables this Beas.fc will be complicated further by unpre­ ceden ted freigh t Congestion. . 1 f ie railroads a n d other transportation agerscies at this time are struggling undei\> b u n Jen o f tra ffic that has strained their capV. city \to -the utmost, and which* will be continued as lojp g at the w a r lasts." . I f consequence fyerb will be many times this fa ll and winter whetreyen the preference given faodjprodu cts, b y order p f the government, will n o t p rov e adequate vt o ;e a n y highly perishable fr u ity and vegetables into’ the great markets q u ick ly enough to avoid heavy losses by decay. I Jnder circumstances o f this kind the grower .who attem pts to market,his own produce will be heavily handicapped by Mack o f -complete in for­ mation regarding market conditions amF about the freight situation in. various parts o f thq country. There w ill be needed m ore than ever the advice and direction o f a well-organized sell­ ing agency, With an active tra ffic departm ent The Florida Citru*. Exchange will be. the grow ers’ Balvatidn^Gh this situation if they uso its machinery. They can depend upon the Ex­ change to know whero cars m ay be moved with­ out delay, and.the markets that are paying high-* est . prices. The sale* department o f the E x- �m r '\ . > • - • ■- • •* ' m . f ■ +£!>> g 6*i «* */'••"•'-rp~V'/ - — ~ Moure* Chapter No. 15. R. A. M Y ,ril- . .. , . . , - It is further ordered that ibis no­ M ata every second and fourth Tht >*. HMvy Picture. Frame* Patting. tice be published for lo u r , consecu­ day In Masonic Hall over ths' Imparls Picture-framing In Great Britain has tive weeks in the Ssnford Herald, a Theatre. Visiting companions >nswi‘ wetcom# M Wadergono many transformations In -newspaper published In Seminole O. L. Taylor C. J. Rum Rumph . •irecentjreara. The building of smaller M Soc’y a i ‘ High F tM f* bouses made obsolete' the fashion of county, Florida. heavy frames which were the pride of, ‘Witness E. A. Douglass, glerk, of Chapters, Order Eastern Sta Victorian dining rooms. There are phi- Circuit Court and the seal of said flemljtela . Meets svery first and third Tuesday terns of the Charles H, and the Louis court on this the 80th day of Octo­ In each month. Everyone who has sessi periods which by . their merit lu de­ ber, his Star lu the East are cordially invited D, 1017. sign have escaped destruction, and ' (seal) * to visit this chapter. . r Jm E. A.'DOUGLASS, -have secrptLas p o d els for frames made • Alice E. Robbins, Serty 1 ’ Our Bleh ln Uniform Is Keeping Them In 1bor “ a ■ Snapshot* *f Kalaldeaeopto Work, AT K. Powers, . ‘ Clerk. out of “composition," Old frames of Solicitor for Complainant. In all the big dUss’ tn France where baser design have been burned that .I- ’ Touch W ith th e F olks at Hom s. The SamortT Council K. of C. eur men pass through In large num« goldMn the old gilding might be sal­ 20- tucs -6tc Meo*J tho 2nd Sunday 8 p. m., and tho here, the Y. If. C. A. Is operating vaged. ________ •" ;........ 4t& Sunday 8 h. m., each month, at K . hostels, where they can get beds end NOTICE of C. Halt O ar Ave. To E C. Parkhurst and wife. SailIs meals at a minimum eosL In* London C, L. Britt, Fin- Sec'y.T Hardwoods of North America. Parkhur t. and to al parties claiming the American Y. U. a A ns* erected Wore valuable hardwoods are found an intero.t cither as heirs devisees or a large building for onr soidltra anid * In North America than are native to Phoenix UMfge No 5, K. of P. Ot erwis , an to any and all other Meets second and''fourth Tuesdays. IMnltiftfloni W aji -la Which the Awodation Appeals to Your Boy, clubhouse lor American officers. any other region of .similar area In the ties calming an Interest in and to N(siting knights always welcome. . There ere Y. M. O. A. dugoate right following des&lbcd real estate, sit­ H. McLaulin r y0ur Neighbor'* Boy,. or Some.Boy You Know and Love— behind the front line trenches, where temptrate sonea. In addition to these O. J. Miller uated, lying and being n the city of K, R. and S. ^ tho great range In minimum tempera­ •CmCm Ofeatee a Helpful Environment in Cantonment, on Way Overae&g, the abldlera*caa get hot drinks, crack* tures, ranging from Canada down'to Sanford, county ot Seminole, state ot Florida, more particularly described as ' in front Line Trench and.. Beyond—F int to Aid aa He domes •re and other comfgrts at all hours. . . Florida And the . wonderful Pacific follows, to-wit: ‘ Sanford Lodge Nd. j f ? I. O. O. F. -A ' Over 2,000 men who had been reject­ . jottering Back— Give Yohr Share of the 130,000,000 Required to ed on account ot phyatpal disability const, also allow us to grow a greater Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 Lot 6,' Block 8, Tier 7 and Lots' 4 range of foreign hardwoods than may Accomplish This “ Laat Evidenoe That^Bomebody Cares." * hava been able to get Into the British be.found Introduced to any other simi­ aiid 6 of Block 9, Tier 8 of Sanford, in M. W. A. Hall, PicoJBlock. All vbtfng brothers cordially,invited. army by reason ot the physical work lar area In, any spue. L F. Roper . • J. W, O. Singletary of the British Y. If. O. A. t vu evening en 'the. broad least fj-on Its way’to'you.’ Bach one KCk * R. Soc. A fleet of motor card leaves the big Himpitead Plain, Long Island. of our II cantonments, where the new Page 111 of the public records o Or­ Gate City Camp No, 6, W. O. W m JhtT, the Rainbow division waa national army la; -being trained, la Y. M. Gj A.-headquarters In Londop at ange county,- Florida, of which the Apples Must Valuable Fruit Moots second and fourth Wedneeday midnight eyery'night to pick.up sol­ icandlnr lu last, night before ambtfk* using more than a million attests' of county of Seminole was formerly a part, nights In each month. Tho apple Is preeminent 'In the S l w Franc*. It had- been raining thla paper avery month. In the draft diers who are wandering about the household economy for no other fruit which said plat baa since the creation FVL. Miller J. F. Hoolehan hud la the afternoon—a cold, steady army alone that-means 16,000,000 Ilia, streets without any wholesome lodging excels It la culinary usefulness. It of Seminole county. beeq duly trans­ Clerk Council Commander-* aatoon. downpoui^-an^ ^ there wae mont* of love every month reaching In which to spend the night These, graces the tablo.ln.a far greater va­ cribed and is now a part ot the public records of Seminole county, Florida. cere are operated byBngllehwomen United Brotherhood o f Garpoulers and Lthisg w •nxse.t the rainbow In the out from the great encampment Wfidre riety than any other fruit. Of all fruits . Jolnern of America It appearing from tho sworn bill of « ootirard aspect of the camp.' Lines the men are being trained Into the ot position and refinement, who report grown In North America, the,.apple Sanford Local Union No. 1751 moots that they never msst any discourtesy complaint filed in tbo case of Martha' greatest army this nation hat fver aad line* of sodden canvas hooted leads In amount tuid Intrinsic value. N, Stone, v Idow sole surviving trustee first and third Thursday night at 7 trooo men. fathered from 27 different dreamed add binding tnem to the at ths bauds o( the soldiers. The Im­ No fear of an overproduction, however, under the will of .Gep. N. Stone, de­ o’clock in tho M. W. A. Hall. Pico Blk. portance ot this service can be esti­ If tho means of transportation and dis­ itiUa The pound wae dotted ylth bearja a t‘ home. Multiply that by O. Singletary W. W. Van Ncoa mated by the fact that at least M,000 tribution are perfected. -What if we ceased, Rebec a Mary Gove, un­ J. W.Sec.Treas. thinking of all the other places .wfiera m . President pools and quagmires. Under the wet married, Hoarco M. Dobbins and the soldiers are on leate In London every do relso 125,000 carloads of apples -or Bank of Commerce and Trust Com­ etarai It s u damp and .cold, with n Uncle Bam has men with the flag—In week. Over half ot these sleep In Y. 02,000,000 boxes a yenrt This Is but pany, a corporation doing bpsinras in paaatratlsf chUL Lit by flickering navy yards, on. the high' sons, in anaCelery City Aerie No. 1B5S M. O. A.’ beds every night pals and officer*' training camps and half a box to a person not counting the state of California, trustees ot the •• Meeting every 2nd and 4th- Tuesday •* eandlss, lb* tenU were far from cheer­ of Charles G, Gove, deceased, Entertainment on Vset Seal*. what wo export -That Isn’t very many. estate at 8o’cloclc. Eagle Home, Oak A te .-j ful shelter for a man's last night in "Over There" In France. In all these vs. E. C .. Parkhurst. and Sallie Park­ night The Y. M. G. A. has erected a big v Visiting Brothers Welcome places men are writing hotne. Those —Exchange. Us satire UmL . .-..n hurst, wife of E. C. Pa khurst, and ths E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff Bat there "were eeven big tenia unassuming tittle aheeta of notepsper auditorium, sealing 8,000, in each ot unknown heirs, devisees, grantees or Worthy. President -Secretary other clalmanta under the said E. C. wltre electric lights, number* and gladden millions of hearts a day. the big draft camps, end huge chautau* - -Tfr- «• qua tents, seating 2,600 In the other They transfer' more love from one I’srkhunt and Sallie Parkhurst, and frieadllaess mad# the night pleasant. encampments. Tho association is run­ all (mrtica claiming an Interest in and B. P. O. E. SanrorU Lodge 1241 LEGAL ADVERTISING to I ot 6. Block 8. Tier 7 and Lots Meet first spd third Wednesday night ning a 22 week entertainment circuit 4 and 5 Block 9, Tier 8. of the city o at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. among tho camp* and la paying If Notice . Sanford. Flo Ida,'-according to E. R. F. Frank O. L. Taylor compaploa of entertainer*, who are Trafiord’s map of Sanford, Fit., aa Secretary Bids will be rcceh ed by -the Exalte ' ed Ruler traveling to 30 campa performing be­ per plat thereof duly ‘ recorded in Fiat board of county romr lisslonors of fore the mem Book “ B,” Page 111 of the public Lake Breexo Council No. 31 Junior .ln«each of the draft campa the T. Seminole rqunty, Flor do, ot the ipco ds of. Orange county, of which The Order Unlled'Amerlcan Mechanics next regular meeting T iosday, Dec. the county of Scminolo was formerly a M. C. A. has ten aecratartea engaged Meets every Wednesday at .7:80 P. In aduoatlonal-work; -The aaioqlatlon 4th, 1917, for Btrawlng roads in the part, which sa'd. plat has since.the crein tho City.-Hallr' Visiting brotbera nti n of Scminolo county been duly la seeing to It that every man who several county commi aloncra dis­ are welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. Sec. transcribed nnd'la now n part of the cannot apeak Rngttoh la taught to do. tricts, separate bids fir each dis­ ubtle ccorda' o f . Seminole county so. In many of too camps the asso­ trict. For information see commis­ lorida, defendants; that the residence Modern Woodmen o f Atperlca ciation has a* singing director, who la sioners in their respective districts. jot thirdcfendanUi, E. C. Parkhurst and Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:80,’ teaching the men to sing the popular Right reserved to reject any and all Fall o Parkhurst arc unknown, aijd that n M. W. A, Hall, Pico Building. there is no person n the state of Flor­ C. E. McDonald end martial airs that do so much to 'C. D. Couch bids. — ‘ I ida the service' of 'a subpoena upon Consul keep up their spirits. Clerk .whom would bind, the defe dants, or E. A- DOUGLASS, Of 64 Y. U. C. A. men at Camp cither of them; that it Js the bell f of • • Clerk. Loyal Order of Moose Dlx only three ere being paid full sal­ affiant that both of the defendants-aro Legal 24-Tues-4tc aries. In all the campa the majority Sanford Lodge-No. 1310 meets In Hal over.tho age of twnty-onc years, and it of the Y. M. C. A. men have left lucra­ further at paring from nnid bill of com­ n Stone & Grave Building Second and tive poaltlona to do thla work almply Notice of Application for Discharge plaint that there arc other, parties Fourth Mondays in Month at 7:30. claiming an interest under the aa'd hfcause Its ^appeal Is .irresistible to To Whom It May Concern:. any red blooded man. Harry-Lender, Take notice that on Wednesday, De­ E. C. Parkhurst or Sallie Parkhurst,' as heirs, devisees or grantees, the famous Scotch singer and come­ cember 6th, 1917, or os. soon there­ either and that there are other-claimants dian, now on bis farewell concert tour after ns convenient, at DoLund, Whoso nnmea are unknown‘ who claim In the United States, Is giving all his Florida, I-sllall present to the-Judge sonjc right, titlo and interest in and to ■pare time to the eervlce of the aaaotho property involved in this suit as elation and is singing to the soldiers of the Seventh Judicial Circuit hereinabove described. Cnutt iny ftnnl accounts nnd vouch­ ai all the camps his can reach. •Therefore, you, K. C. Parkhurst nnd One Inch Cards Will Bo Published^ Un­ In one of the draft camps the Y, H. ers os assignee o f Seminole ‘ .Co- Sallie Pnrkhurpt and the unknown heirs, der This Heading At The Rate Of 17.20 C. A. Is supervising athletics on 120 Operative Mercantile Company, nnd doviseos and-g anlees of the said E. C. playing fields, providing full athletio ask for their approval, and my final Parkhurst ana Sallie Parkhurst, and all Per Year. ----------------- a----- :-----equipment The winners of the Inter- discharge ns such assignee lt> ac­ other parties clsimin any right, title o? interest in arid to. the land herein niOMAH EMMET W regimental games will.play the cham­ cordance with Inw. above dc-cribed nre hereby ordered to Music, Games, bood Reading and Correspondence Facilities In V: M. C* A. pions of the other camps. ' . ' B. FttOUSON HOCailOLDES -; HENRY WIGHT, npirear .to tho bill of complaint filed in * .... V --; tluHdlnu. ’ • One of the greatest services render­ this muse on or before Monday, tho Assignee Aforesaid. ed by the association Is tha miking 4th da>' of Feb unrv, J9I8, the same 20-Turs-Gtc being a rule day of this court, nnd it is further ordered that this notice be LAW YENS . 7 In tsch of iheao a soldier was strum- part of. the .world to another than staIn Circuit Court, .Seventh Judicial nublished lor twelve ^consecutive weeks h ‘•’"to* on a piano; othora werq; reading tUUcs' can exprMs. - Statistics are Circuit, Seminole County.' Flor­ in the-Sanford Herald, a .newspaper Sanford, . - Florida hooks and magazines; hundreds’ Vforo pretty poor anyway when It comes-to published in Seminole county, Florida, ida. In Chancery . wiling 1et\er* home. Behind the reckoning In terras of lore nnd human Ilerthn ‘Frnfciey Wltnesw my hand and the seal of the rslicd counter at ono end three or four tendernMs. Lot's put It this way V-ai,-'Vs. '*-• Citation Circuit Court of the Feventh Judicial • •. * t Toong mm wore busy" passing out That the Y. M. C. A. Is tho biggest cx, •-*: ; *■'.>*r,, /A^ *f.* \v Henry Frailer. -Circuit of the state 'of Florida, in and f;4*a .• ■etspaper and envelopes, selling press company1the world has ever s s a f i MA i s s5JV»-b for Scminolo county, on'this tho 20th ATTORNEY ahd COUNSELLOR at LAW m To Henry Frn.ier, V .»| .p lp «». ‘S----------" o S S b S “?SlV” "i^stimpi and weighing parcols, which soon, and tho parcels It ts handling a n 19JT. • : - . Practice in State and Federal Courts It is ht’reby ordered that you uplbs men were sending home. Ono of are the love* .and devotions of human ax (seal) E. A. DOUGLArSS, pear to the bill of rgmptaipt filed the soldiers said to mo as 1 stood in being* •• ’ ’ (iArner-WorwIrulT Uldft Sanford Fla Clesk of Cirruit Court of Seventh ths lent ysod chiefly by men from herein against you in the above en­ Judicial Circuit in and fpr Sem­ World’* Best-Loved Trademark. Iowa: “Wo came all the way hfire inole County, Florida. titled cause on the 3rd dny-of De­ This war has nfkdo ua think, hard George froni Dei Moines, and wo wero mighty anti A. DcCottcs, cember, A. D. 1917, and tho Sanford Solicitor and of Counsel for Comlonely. Thon wo found tnls Y. M. C. and fast. -Yonr boy or your neigh­ Ilefald is designated as tho news­ plainant. 18-Tues-13tc A on the Job,'and It’s been a homq bor’s boy or some boy you.know sad LAWYER ‘ paper in whic(t this order shall be . and nor* than a home to ns. It gave love-has bben called jo do his share la CMtl *r tlM ruanlr Jni)r», all publishicd once a week for four con­ autrs. court house in. tho big Job ot policing the world for ** whsl wo wanted. Vrhon we needed • Caaaly, pula at VUrida secutive weeks. * In r» Kitil, of Phones 112,339-w It boil we'll never forget It The democracy and human liberty. Is Jt Thwlor- r-«>aal . gny comfort to yon to know that wh*f* hoys* ben friend Is the Y. M. a A." Witness my hand nnd seal of of­ To all Credliorf, Uultlbui*** and an P.raona haxtr.g Claim* or Damaoda acmlot Fins, Clean-Cut, Upstanding Fellow* evor his duty may.call him your boy fice thtm‘ tho 29th day of October, a*Id EaUlat ' • will oava a-friend .that will aorva him You, and rath of you, »r* harrby notlftad and A. D. 101.7. How elois thoso benches were pack* In body, mind' and .soulT Are you r**ulr»d to .praaanl' any rtalnu and. damanda E. A. DOUGLASS, <d with mon', bending over the long glad to know that this friend will place which you, or altbar of you, may bar* *(slnat tha ralita of Theodor* Rehatl poceaied, lata of Clerk Circuit Court, Sornlnold Co. Kem tobies absorbed in their wrttlngl books and magailnea at hie disposal, lacte County, Florid*, to the anderalpied ueatrl* of **td ectate, wlthbTtwo year* f By V. M. Douglass, D. C. Wbst an appeal to. thh sympathlea orgghUe classes to teach him what­ a data hte*of. JE W E LE R F. It. -C/Koester, tbos* great- group* o f soldiers makol ever be wants to learn, glvtf’ hlm a ItSSa A. /!• D. Ma, l*IT. IV IIa D*t*d Oflob.r 15th, MAIIY A. 8CHAAL. Solicitor for Complainant.' *to», c!cin-cut upstanding wfellows, pocket testament and Invite him to Kxarulrli. 16-Tu*o-9tr 20-Tucs-6tc - . 7 MY SPECIALTIES: aoma of them more boys, one thinks Join religions - meetings ot the faith la Court of the Coaaly iudyr, Semlaolo Caaaty Immediately of the sacrifice they have that-he was brought up In? Did yon In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judi­ HlaloaT Florida. PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA o»d* for tbo rest of ns and how pre-' realise that the association provides re Eatata ol cial Circuit. In and for 8 em!nole InChart** athletic equipment for bla favorite n . Walker ctoua they are to some one back home. roaU Creditor*, tecatee*. Dlalrlbutee* and a l GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER County, Florida. In Chancery -. .i games, teaches him games U he know* Ptno* 1 harts■ Claim* oi Damanda again*! Bomawbere, In far off farm or village none and bolds concerts, lectures, Fannie Frasier; Joined aaidxalate; ROGERS’ PLATED WARE You, and oorh of yoif, ars hereby notified and °r city airoet, there are, parents or movies, Bible classes, dramatic enter by her husband, I. F. required to praaont any clalma acd demands brothers or wlvee wko would give all talnmenU and every, kind of wholewhich you, ar either ot you, may hava agalaat ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHBd Frasier » Bill for ^ A Rad Triangle Dugout In Uis the aatate of Charles R. Walker drersaad, tit* rihty possess for ona glimpse of those soma amusement to keep film Interest* -i -v* ,Trenchas.; '■vs. '■ r- . - Partition af lUmlnolo County, Fir Ida, twtha*undersignrd CcseutrU of said estate, wtthla two yean '•nnburned face* as yon and 1 sea edf Are yon glad to know that this .V. C. Steward, Geneva from tha data thareof. *° 00 their last night before going friend will go wlUi hlss overseai, help out of money orders by which ths men Thomas and husband, to ehleld him from a score ot difficult can send their pay. horns to thslr fam­ B. F. ’ Thomas, Leols And It waa with a throb of lS-rues-tte KaoealrU to* haart that 1 watched them, bent and dangerous JalbptaLions and follow ilies. la some of . the big camps ths Nlxson and husband, tostr letter paper, In one after him . right np to ths front Una trench Y. M. C. A. is providing banking facil­ W. C. Nlxson, Ernes­ and beyond It? The last contact ths ities for ths men aa walL aother of ihioao seven big tents. tine Steward, Charles . Do .totfr oit wilh a Tssnar. * ( The„ w,r# the tentfior the Y. M. a soldier has with ibis’ Hfo he lotas so 4 SANfORD LODGES € Steward and Theresa wall is a cop o f ’iaa given him by the This, i&ohth ;(Navsmb*r). ths Y. If. a lJ ?.0.!***’ -1**1 Bl*ht ta America the T . K . C . 1 free Inst before be goee Steward, Defendants.MiocUtton was serving the soldiers ,**ovfr the tep" to aSbud to band strug­ a A. mast raiss 136/000.000 to carry ?(• 'to Sanford Lodia No 62. F. and A. M. to, ot M way*—giving them on .Us‘ work among our: soldiers sad To W. C. Steward, Sanford Street, Communication every first and third All Work BeeelTea M j Persona gle with the enpmy. 'And ae he comae their alUaa until next July, Of this Peo’ria, Illinois: • V V ' lSJ..?portun,tJf to h0®«- On tottering back from. No kan’s Land, *16.000,000 about *24,000,000 wOT bo' It appearing from the affidavit of Thursdays fit 7:00. Visiting brethren welcome. fnr v!UI al|blB htd enjoyed bo*. wounded, btft. etrodg 'enough qnd AtlenUon And Best Efforts ‘s ^ < O .J MUIar *bs - Ul moTle*. concert*.'dramatic* plucky enough to' keep on hla feat, spent on ths work with bur own troops A. Ki Powers, aolicitor tor complain­ O. L. Taylor .Secretary »’ W. M OpMeHaOty Half Teleokowo N# s$ *, V 'cor* °* healthy entertainments even •beforo' bla wounds are dreeaad vr about -*10 for. every man In Uuds ants herein duly filed, that It is the Sam’s uniform. If everybody'who has. belldf of the affiant that W. C. Stew­ thu .M1rT1,*,0M m tings.1 Bat on the.Y. 11. C. A^ la walling for aim with received letter* from soldier* and saOstete other *sl » J ,ht hom# Oea were strong- lea and pweet chocolate, the great com­ ’ore were to contribute *10 tha task ard l* a resident of 0( th .; , p" hapa tbs keynote forts of the man In’ the trenches. Do would' bk easy. Are your boy’s health than the state of “Floridaand that is £ ? pleml,d work the- Y. M. O. a . yon wonder that the Red Triangle is and ha'pptneas and clean aaoul worth he la a resident ot tha atafo^o/ Illin­ hanifl/ *Bon* oar Aen la uniform— called "the best' loved trademark' la *10 to you? ois, rtaidlng at SanfortPStreet, in the -»niDi them ln.toech wlth'homl tha worldr One soldlerMn France has Your town mayor, your pastor, your city • of Peoria, Illinois and that m m m jti -‘f’i w u !!e WOrt*' tb« < *1**.- * called 11 “the lest evidence that any., school superintendent will know yrho. there la no person In the state of ^ t o n a ttm,, th*.re are « ,m ?,e t, body careh.’’ Is ths treasurer of tbs camnaira coru­ Florida (the service ‘o f a subpoena ff' irvary thiaklag'cltlsaa dould, sj># mUUa In your bounty or Lnra^ Oth#^ upon whom |WThSSl1 oeta to na lean any would blnd.Ah« de­ Sanllary Sieatn Pressing, Hot Gssolnle l esnlng. tAltera- ,1 wlth^hfs or her own #yea/ *om#thlng wise send *-check o r money ordar to fendant and afBant further says that ■ Uons o f All Kinds on 8bort of tha actual woirk-bslug dons fur our Cleveland It Dodge, treaserar, 134 h e.believes-' th e.age. of defendant to to. B i i r ^ e S K r . S f ' S j men by the as aortaUou there wonld ha street, New York It H Join Onr GehUemen’ s Vslet Clnb. $2.00 Per Month* -•*•: - Be ipoya than twenty-one years: of «>• r kTa.wC u d no question 61 th’e f M. G. A. haviag city- - - ‘ - - - v / Only aacrlflclal giving by MOlloni of You are tharefora .ordered to ap? ^ ror4t*nhre than the to appoal to tho- publte for moaoy That# kre ’many Rather tbqa-lat Jbto aassvttal trtrti gtrare will make possible the contln- pear to the bill on Monday, 3rd day v n u ru u im u a ttu /i *.-i t | ■ 5 fc s a ? » * 555 falter for an tnaunt rich men. wortc aaaoa of this vast, work .for Amerieaa of Decamber, A. D. 19l7, Jha aame X ' .'a, f««.resd thla, Farbapa OB* at Iaall their motorcars.1poor man maU soldiers and tor thos# fif bur aJUaA being a rule day In this" court. § » M < 4 » ................ .. / • forego coveted possessions or evta u»ce»»ltie*. Thy work mutt go\©n,-ba! etuat there U no one thing that contribute* to much to the spirit and' elfldsney of the troop*..“Tht;T. M, 0. A. ia working night and day to help, the government win -thla war.- And •very penny that la given to aid the work la a direct aaalatanoe to tht (Keynote o f th e Splendid W ork the Y .M .C .A . D oes'A m on g health, happlaata and strength otyour lilio iW I Bear ing Magic Words “With the Colors” J S T M WITU STARS AND STRIPES AND RED TH1ANGLE S 3 S BUSINESS CARDS Wilson & Housbolder . GEO. A . DECOTTES;. • • SCHELLE MAINES HENRY Mc LAULI N C. H. DIN GEE Plumbing and Gas F i t t i n g ■MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, SU ITS $15*00 UPWARD CALL AND SEE BE ON SANFORD AVL ■ ■ ■V-.> * '.V’ 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 13, 1917; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/594cd05e1b87aea3f957c6b8fe95a9c2.pdf 6e407f701bf85f1542eb12aaee1efeb6 PDF Text Text --------------------- f M l 7 pUDUSnED : - | ___g SBMI• WEEKLY JL B ‘N T H E H E A R 7 j j , O A jL _ B n ,J \ > O F 1 - H E W O R L D 'S ^ ^ p 1V T \ I "“. ' l -^ ' I V 1 M l IN SAN FO RD —U N It W a th _ fM « t TOLUMBiX • SANvosn. n ^ o m i ' v n i m r . vnvPXfnpR t i itiT „ l: _ .....• OF LETTUCE BD. OF TRADE r The Man of The Hour Will Mrs. T. A. Neal and Mr. Henry Sheridan Jewett Ships Them McLaulln. . •“ Hold Russia Firm From W est The. decorations, goldenrod and flags were simple, and pretty. Londorf, England, Nov. 14.—The Side , ♦ me Fifty M embers From Sanford Attended Fish Fry carrying :wfres both-electrical and phon«r And .report a t next meeting of the; council as to condition of said poles hnd wires. Neither war nor the commission V■. '• Refreshments consisting of ihe «rrir»l of Premier Kerensky In PetV City ‘engineer was instructed to form of government has any Tho first two solid car* of . head >.The Sanford Board of,Trade never ‘ rocrad accompanied by troops Is re- most desirable sandwiches and coffee purchase maps of the city’ o/Sanford for the candidates Who would S S d by the « p g t . i Imaginably were ger ed by three lettuce to leave.Sanford.this-season held a . more enthusiastic meeting 76 blue prints and 25 cloth. their city aa aldermen and there were rolled on Wednesday and Uian that of Tuesday night a t Gene­ young girls. Misses Dorothy Rumph, • -.Stockholm, according to a n ' exactly fifteen candidates for this Thursday consigned to Chss. Pape va. . While it was a regular meeting An ordinance entitled an ordin­ Agnes Dumas and Helen Peck, In change Telegraph dispatch fro'/ position -that have qualified and & Co., New York, by C. L. Smith, And supposed to be a business meet­ ance regulating roofing Jn the.city of Red Cross costumes, making Just • penbagen. M. Kerensky (s' f i whose names will go on the ticket, the daintiest, sweetest looking Red their representative here,. The let­ ing after the members had filled,up Sanford, FIa„ was placed on its first hsre defeated the bolshevik!. ’ tuce was frown by Sheridan Jewett. bn the generous repast of fresh fried reading and read in .fall and passed. Mayor Davison .has no opposition Premier Kerensky'hss taken vir­ Cross nurses. The lettuco crop of-, the Sanford Ash, corn bread, white bread, pota. Vote as follows: C, H. Dlngee, W. W 1 tually all the city, the. Swedish bu­ Among thoso present we?e Miss ■Action nover looked better and there to salad, cake, coffee and other good Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno, .Ad and will again make the race ail by reau aaya. >. Hawkins' -attractive guests from will be quite pn acreage of early things there was no chance for any 4ms and Roy Symei. No's, none, his lonesome, . The city ' election promises much fun and excitement Georgia and it was.a source of pleas­ ■tuff that should bring s good.price, rial business end after L. A. Shelton Resolution relative the bond issue and already tho candidates are Kerensky In 'Petrograd ure and gratification to all prsept It is said that several cars are sold *hid called the gathering to order In of 933,000 setting forth tho form of around looking up their friends and Stockholm, Sweden'! "N ok, . 14.— that one of these ladles* should be for shipment .next week . that will a few well chosen words he tTTrned It bonded etc., was Introduced' and relativeswith the .view of getting P rem ier Kerensky, has entered Pet- the recipient of thq bridge prize., v bring tho grower 92.00 f.’o. b. San­ pver to Vice President R. J. Holly passed. ail the .votes th it can be corraled rograd, according to a dispatch re­ Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, hostess for ford; which is a good'price, although (f tho Board of Trade and the real on such short notice. The following resolution was rf ceived from the . correspondent of thq afternoon reports ono of the moat it is nlao romoreef that lettuce Will business resolved Itself into a general feredbyF. L, Miller and seconded K has been suggested andjtbe sug­ the Swedish Nows agency a t Hapa- Interesting, features of the occasion bring more around Thanksgiving get together meeting and there was by Roy Symes, which passed by gestion has met with approval, th at randa on the Russian, border. ' In that 926.00 were net gains,- with time. much* real good accomplished for the unanimous vote: % the candidates for aldermen have various talks’ gave those ’ present a The best news that has come out perhaps a few more dollars yet to The cool weather that has' procomo in. .Thia money is to be used Whereas, The city of Sanford did a public meeting on the south, porch ^ of Russia In several days Is th at of valbd for tho past thirty days is gbod insight 4ntp the many things for tho buying of materials for tho duly publicly advertise to sell on the of the Hotel Carnes tom orroy night day that states. Kerensky and Kornlheading up the.lettuco and the crop accomplished by the Board o f Trade, 10th .day of October, 1047, 933,- at eight o'clock and each candidate furthor Conduct of this vfiry neces­ loff and Kalodincs have formpd a is looking fino and .crisp and readily The vico president' called upon 000 of the 30 year 6 per cent bonds give a 'ten . minute.talk on why he is . trlumvitate, defeated the.Bolshoviki sary work. sells to tho buyers that are flocking M. E, Dooley o Geneva,' O, P. 0C0 of the 30 year 6 per cent bonds in the race and what ho expects to find will give Russia the kind of ru-' hero to . get the standard Sanford Swopo of Oviedo, Ip, II. KHbce of of tho city of Sanford .to bo issued accomplish if he Is.elected. Several , '•Thanks His Lieutenants • . -.Itra that- war torn couhtiy needs. hrbnds. . y . •• Geneva, Schelle Maines of Sanford, for.tho city's share of dock snd water of* tho candidates havo signified The statement of tholcadora of tha As one qf tho "Captains" of-San­ Romninn was the/flrst to go this ... P. Foniter of Sanford, Rev. Gut- front improvement sad their intention of being at the meet­ •Bolsheviki that they would tsko all ford Y. M. C. A. drive,'I wish to season, several cars having’ already tcridge <*f Okiodo, E. T. Woodruff •* s ing and talking to the crowd.. Whereas, No bids whatever were the lands and property abd divide express through Tho Herald sincere been shipped and lettuco will con­ and J, J. Dickinson of Sanford and the lands and property and dlkldo appreciation ok (he cordial nssistancr tinue to bo shipped from hord for many others .who gave the audience reccivod for laid bonds and tho city . Tho following, list of- candidates tham with the rabble brought** the of Dr. and MrS. Brower of tho Con­ several months and long nfter the food for reflection upon ipany points baa been and is unable to sell paid will go on tho ticket a t the election 'real thinkers cf- Russia, to th<? gregational church, County Clerk celery cron has started. . The cnrly connected with tho Board of Trade bonds at par and accrued Interest Tuesday next together with tBfrmembers of th o . White. Primary ‘ ladies, Mrs. lettuce will bring the money rolling rnd • kindred subjects, -aenscs and they- could ‘seo nothing Douglass, and tho Secretary y reason of tho high rates of inter­ executive conimlttco: * est now prevailing and likely to pre­ but ruin staring the country In1the Wight, ‘ Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Neal, into Sanford and will greatly stimu­ Marlowe was called ."upon for an out vail for a long time to como in tho Mrs. Abernathy and Mrs. Mason,* fsce and. already tho mob rule had late every lino of business hero snd line of the actual work accomplished MAYOR— been put in force in Petrograd and also of pastor of- the M. E. church, the outlook for tho holiday business by the Board of Trade and gave mohoy markets of this country,, J. D. Davison the city was unprotected for to Mr. Steinmeycr arid donation of ten was never brighter. AljDERMEN— forts and figures that were a revela­ therefore, bo it frem tho Intermediate days and nt the. mercy of tho free­ dollars Resolved by this board thUt wo John Adams tion to many who were not aware of booters, riven over to loot and pll League cf that society, Ukowise Dr. D." J. niockcr at Temple 8unday the wonderful work accomplished by do hereby accopt .the proposition of A. P. Connolly -lage while tho so celled leaders had thanks to ail who by their, response C. II. DIngco • Dr. D. J. Blorker, for a number cf , ‘h° B°«'d In preventing tho rail L. A. Trowbridge of Evanston, 111., taken refuge on a cruiser from In giving, assisted in tho groa‘ "•'-rk. years pastor cf tho Baptist church [ro“d> fr0fn lotting tho fiftoop per to act aa fljeal ngont of the city of F. L. Miller . F, T. Woodruff. which they gave the- ridiculous, or A. it. Marshall (n Sanford but'w ho fs now of t h e r * ^ increaso rato several months SaNford for the a He purpoio'of selling ders that meant .their downfall. W. A. Xcfilcr fnculty cf .the Stetson University at'»E °. “ id increase meaning 920 n car and disposing of slid isiuo of 933,000 fivo por cent bonds at par aiid IntcrF. W. Mahoney DeLnnd will spook nt tho Baptist.*0* 1 vegetabjes and 930 a . cnr. for Save Your Boies Urndon, England, Nok, 14,—Lho terest for the board of bond trustees R. A. NewmnA Anyone having strong pasto board T« mplo both ,nt tho- morning and.^ru^ ^rom Florida to^ New- York, Finnish telegram . bureau aaya. t(ic and this board -does hereby agreo to C. B*. Rhoades 1 • >In f « t thia ono Item alono saved whole of Uursla except a small part boxes or* other 'boxes of •''different 'evening-* hour Sundoy. pay L. A. T/owbridgo the sum of F. P. RInes Dr. Blocker* has arranged'apodal *50,00° for tho epunty and was cf Petrograd Is now in the honds of material'should bring them to' the 92742.30 to be paid, to him in New E. B. Randall, J r . the provisional government, •’ Rest Ropm this weeic if possibT). messages for the Sanford people nndl«nouKh to, “P York cxchahgo simultaneously with' Roy Symes Thoy are needed by tho women t y Tho provisional Russian' govern­ will certainly he glad to-havo a l . ’go bT “liiP c f , th“ ,Boaerd ,of ,Trado n tho delivery and payment fer said ’ , O. F. Smith ^ ment nfrorod to In the foregoing is tho soldiers and sailors for their number of his frlrnds to hear him at every ^precinct In Seminole county 913,000.00 of bonds at tho price, of J. S. Wilson « • the. -gdyernment of Promler Keren Christmas, boxes. tho two hours stated.. The Tomplp and' ns soon os therfo facts are hotter pay-nnd accrued interest, said sum of ■ W. W. Van N css,..~ known will ccuso every grower and iky. whjch the bolsheviki attempted Is well equipped with cither Inns or , , t . . . ^ , , $2742,30 is to cover all services as to oktrthrpw. heaters and whether tho weather b e 'i hi™?r ‘.n J ^ / o u n t y l°. Jo,n th * fiscal a’gent and also fees of such ntr :^ D.cath of I. C. Polk. Board cf Trade. . New Meat Market t . The* Finnish telegram bureau says I. C. Polk died at t^c homo of his hot or colth th« aur'itorlum will be tornoys as may bo employed to pass Sanford will havo a new msat Moscow is the headquarters of tho daughter,1 Mrs. Pringle in Chicago mado comfortable for tho. copgrcgaThe Geneva people treated -the upon tho lognlity.-of said bonds. market, the same to open tomorrow ■ : ‘ provisional government and that Tuesday, Nov. 6th and was buried tion. * vfrilora roytlly and their hospitality Report'of chief of polico for month and Q. W. Spencer, tho well knowq Premier Kerensky has iaauod orders at the old family home in Ft. Branch will never be fergotten. S6mb time Entertained Royal Neighbors • Jrom Mwcow which have appeared. Indiana. Ha .was the father of C ;.b / soon ths Board tf'Trado expects to of October, 1917, was read Isa- fol: bakery end restaurant man will be At the pleasant homo rf Mra. G. lows: proprietor and Will have the new ' *• in the Petrograd papers. .. Polk of this city who attended tho W. Vennblc, corner of First street hold a meetirg at Oviedo and thon ...41 **l . market in the store room noxl'door The antl-bolshoviki papers of Pet­ funeral. Mr. Polk was well known at Longwood or Altamonto and n | ; " , • sfjd Laurel avenue Mrs. W. Ven8 to his bakery on Park avenue.. Me. rograd, ns -Well as- tho .Helsingfors here, having 'Apent several winters Monioo and in this way cover every ,cna!»® *.-•........... .... nhlec Mrs. John Stemper and Mrs. ,7 . 2 Spencer needs no introduction to the newspapers have headlines announc hero with his son.part cf the -county’ bringing tho * . >Viliiam Nivens entertained. the___ 9 200.00 public, having been, in business here ; log-that the'bolsheviki movement ■in ....- ....... T ....... 132.00 Royal Nflghbor* on Tuesday, Nov. people together, talking. over ’ tho for many years and enjoying tho es­ '• nearing it* downfall. \ ’■ * Spies Cover Upllcd Slates 13th,«in honor of •Mrs.■♦#E;. S. Stone’s Vpecial needs end development and' _ * . „ "**..........**r "~r" ___ 46.25 teem and confldonco of hundreds of placing tho work cf the Board ' oti * oun eo.......... Gen. Kaledines, th'o Cossack leader Washington, Nov. 16.—The Ger­ sudden departure from Sanford. friends and patrons. That ho will Trade upon n broader scope. These Is said to be the dictator o f southern man spy system In . thp. United Tho. Neighbors all regret MAr.’ 9378.26 succeed In . his new venture is al­ Ruasil, The.brdota of the provision, States is-spreading. Ita,ogcnts are St'ono leaving' uir~'7Wo hako nil meetings will also bring tho Sanford 513:00 ready assured snd th a t ho will keep *1 government Are signed by M, at work 'in every city and. town in learned to love her, but what is our and tho county people closer together By work oh street... 2. 00 - a clean sanitary market with a full, Uncollected...^^... *; Keremky, Gen. Ksltdlnes knd Qen. the United 8tatre. Tho United (ots is eomo one'eisty gain. • We all and will, result in better trado con-, Expense...___ _...... . 4.00 ino of western snd Florida meats Is Kornilc ff. , • State* Department,- o f Justice and heartily wish Mr. and Mrs. Stone ditiona and is ono of the best plans 369.26 also assured. G. W. Hardman, the. Travelers arriving from Petrograd, tho military establishments'aro alive luck. and. brfppiqess in their new that could be. devised for the greatest Cash to Collector— popular meat msn will be In chargegood-for the greatest number. . the Finnish telegram bureau.a^ya, to the gravity of the situation white home. and* rea'dy to servo the trade, on to •tate that when they left thcT capital America, they declare, complacently Collector's report for month of morrow morning. Beo the advertiie-; Meantime the Board of Trade will there was .fighting ip-the streets be- repoaee on dynamite. make a campaign for greater mem­ October, 1917: Towel Sale Next Week ment in this Issue. ts-een the bolsheviki'. and the-popu, . .. —■ ————I • v bership and it la hoped th a t before Taxes, 1910.___— !----------- 696.74 The trwel sale given, by tie ladies --------- - A --------«*fe, The Petrograd garrison, was f of. tho’ Presbyterian church will be the snnu'fl election in January th a t Taxes, 4916„..;.___________ 287.86 • Ohio Finally Goea Wet Broherhooda May Strike • ‘ •..m.... 451.88 reported to be deserting the bolsheClhcinnatL-Nov. 161—With, every held, a t the residence ct Mrs. IL J. the- membership of the - Board of I’jSv1ngjK........................... »- *- 1 239.40 Washington, Nov. 16.—Arrange* ^Ikl and tho allied embassies were county in Ohio having reported of­ Hcily s t the corner o f‘Park avenue Trade wlU.reach the 500 mark which PtflM 46.60 menta have.been made with .ehItffJ>|Sf; »ald to havo gotten Into touch with ficially, eighty-six, to the secretary and Third street next Tuesday after- [1 should have in this county,. .The Pound Foes______ __ ____ Premier • Kerensky. The people of of state, and the**remalnlng: two by noon. Como out and enjny a incur ght rf the annual election Sanford License .... w«........ H....-m....w^ 421.06 of four railroad brotherhoods to sew Petrograd, the travelers said, were county seat officials, which have not sfterncon. Dog Tax.-.-........ ____ _____ 180.00 President Wilson Nov. 22nd in confl* ento-tsln a t open house. , Miscellaneous.........™,___ __ 2.10 nection with proposals for the wageturning down the bolsheviki prods- yat been reported to the secretary of increase of conductors and brake- : jwtiona and hooting their leaders oh state, prohibition in Ohio has been men on all roads of the country, the streets. 97 *77.5 defeated by a majority of 1,^23 on According’ to railroad management* 1623.81 emitted to Treasurer.The Finnish telegram bureau'a ad- the face of the returns. The total th e . new demands will amount to Credit by vouchers.... - 668.72 tfees-ao closely parallel, the dla* vote stands: For. prohibition," 5M,1109,000,000 yearly, a more serious P»tehes on Sunday’and Monday, aa- 430; against prohibition, 624, demand than th* eight ohur demand 92177.68 . eertlng that Premier Kerensky had of a year a g o .. j M overthrown the bolsheviki as to augTreasurer's report for month of \ Band Men Want fobs Hanford, FIs., Nov. 5, 1917. greatly advanced prices in foodstuff The President h u set the machin­ • l« t that they may be a delayed \ . City.‘council of the city, cf San- .war read, snd on motion of W. W; October, 1917. Tho 8anford Band is trying to get ery of the Federal governmsnt in version of the same .rew rta which some musician* to locate here and ford> FIs., met In regular session o n , Abernathy;xseconded by Roy Symes Receipts: motion to avert .if possible the contradicted by the- annoqnce- has the following applications on the above date at 7^(^p. th. Prrj- aame waa refsed from 16c per meal Caebon hand Oct. 1„_>:— '1022.64 ®*at received yesterday from Petro- file: Cash form Collector.—!------ 1623.81 threat to paralyse the country’s . e*nt: C.. H> Dlngee, president pro to 20c per meal. F*d that the Kerenaky forces had : An expert bookkeeper, bank clerk, tom and Councilman .W. W. Aber-, Voucbva /rom chilecto’r„„..._ 668 72 transportation, and a t the ^coining . Petition signed by dtlsena of 'the conference he will appeal to the v*n defeatfd* I d a battle from Taar- experienced lumber and hardware nathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams snd d ty rf Sanffird, asking th at an elec­ •*oe *8elo. • ' V?\ 93200.07 leaden to defer any atru man, an all round printer, e painter, Roy.8ymes. Absent, B. W. Herndon tion be celled - on* th* question cf r • rk after the ebuntry passed ( barber and drug clork registered in snd R. A. Newman. Commission Manager Form of dov- Disbursements: where' transportation ayate__ Mjnnasota, 14 year*' experience, Minutes ’of last meeting read and ernment for* thp city-o’f-BaWord waa Vouchers paid . 2090.16 vital to the conduct of the 4ar, I t •Thi .i, edCrOMN#tM V ; ' . ■,v- , *Hcrnoon card party given at* ana othejs; “ . . ^ sdo’ptedr . 4.61 is dlscloaisd that he doepn't intend to read and same -re/eriTcd to clerk-to In terest............... h*j p houae''on Thuraday benefit If you are going to send out. w . 1105.40 permit a tie-up even If it U neces­ A \petition signed by residsnta check up and report aa'to qualifica­ Cash (n banks. * *7? work was a moat pleasant tow njor a tradesman to fill a*ppsitions of said petition. sary for tho government to ioperate near the interaectlon of Third street •nd delightfully conducted affair, •' tio n / let us do 'It. • Tell any of the v " 93200.07 the roada. and Sanford avenue, btfgtfog relief Report of city engineer in regards Nine tables of Brldgjr and three of handSnd they, V ilf da the rest. , -■ • from, .the boisterous so called weekly to property in Goldsboro purported Bank Balances: * " . ;**; • R.,eJ Iund^ "***«*>] ayed. Mrs. Big November Sale » or semi weekly dances held in the to be the property of Goldsboro was First National Bank— 68.88 ,of Georgia, one of' Mips If there ere any Seedinole count H. B'. , Crowder opens tomorrow 12.66 2 * 5 “ 8uA*ts was prita winner in boyi.who are not*on the roll of honor halt i t ' or. near said corner or. Street read and on motion carried. Coun­ Peoplea Bank........... .............. with a <blg November sale of season­ interaeetionrwas read and on motion cil offered -M r.’ J. J. Dickinson, at­ Seminole Bank.............. ...... . 1038.87 b L ridr* «nd Mrs. J. L, lo The Hcrold please let US know able gooda in man’s and ladles' weak carried. same was referred Uf th# torney for Wra. Clark who bolds tax ,th* « 6 st fortunate Five %/*‘ *' ^ * " ' * *"“ Sa placed mayor fok attention. and. tb s. prices quoted In 'today's -.if « “Ddred pltyer. . deed, to said property, 975.00 — eatd their sd: Report of chief of fire department Herald will convince the sho|>P9rs . . . raad\ qnd ordared filed. Communication from Kata Cuiroer offer was refused. ttfiii;; cfT“* t!riw*- * lovely bon bon dlih dresses_______ .j• • vtr^.y, .or that Crowders Is'the plaoe for bar­ , per mtal to . . On-motion carried, city engineer There being no further business; gains. 'G et the prices and attend "m 2- B “ * ,Dd f <tt.t.glaaa water set vice, 1however, as th'4y chang0..so Oeklhg th at' the. .price ikij Onerously donated by Mrs. often. -d ty prisoners be raised owing to the w t» Instructed- to inspect all poles council 'adjourned/ sdj the tale that* will; t u t only ten days. ^t-3. \ .. ' m ' •» ’.i . < a. • am. -•/-i, . VB'vih - * X* Fiti • - • . . ; - * ' •••• » M * �PAGE BIGHT The • Only ExclusiVe.:UP4Q-d • ■■ • ;■ • . » ’i a * rv.tf - » * In fact no Hat in Shop aver $8, equal good values in Coats and'Gowns.. Stockm ust go regardless of cost to make room for Santa ...£ The F R E N C H S H O P Sanford, Florida ONLY TWENTY. SHE FLIES FOR RED CROSS For Sale -Nice cauliflower plan now ready, 92.50 per thouaam D. R. Briason, Celery avenue. 16- ' 1 MAKING FINAL TEST OF AN AEROPLANE • ‘ *?.•- :i -• < * ‘ *■ ICO—^ For Sale—Shetland pony, aeven year* old, gentle and broken to aaddle. S. Runge,'417 W. Third 8t.. ^ , 0-tfc FOR KENT For Rent—Three ofllce • rooms fronting on First street. Most de­ sirable offices In city. Several other good ofllce rooms in same building. Yowell A Speer. 28-tfc Rooms for R e'rit-^IS Oak Ave. 22-tf • ’• For Ite n t—Two * nicely furnished roams. Hot and cold water. Con­ veniently • located. « 701 Magnolia avenue. ' 19-tf For Rent—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 117 Laurel ave­ nue.. ’• _ ... ‘ 19-tf For Rent—* hree furnished rooms vHth all conve fences. Eleventh and Magnolia. 4 Jl /;• C. DeCoursey. 17-tf OFFICE ROOMS HOR RENT Three rooma fronting on First street, most deslrsble office rooms In dly. Several other rooms 'for good Offlces in ssme building. '_ YOWELL & SPEER. 23-tfc ‘ Photo by A m erican P rsss A ssociation. Miss Katherine Stinson, Just twenty, dice from Buffalo to Washington In thirty-one hours to aid the Ited Cross fund. . • SHOWED HIS NERVE . Leading authorlUea declare that aeroplanes may bo th*'deciding factor In the war. America la building aerial fleet Illustration shows flnsl engine test made outdoors under government superrlston. * TORPEDO LEAVING TUBE OF BRITISH DESTROYER For. Rent—Unfurnished rooms, foilight housekeeping. *607 Osh. Phono 159-W, ‘ 23-4tp • Rooms for light housekeeping and furnished rooms. Mrs; Lilja, 615 Park avenue. - • 23-tfc . First.to bleep In Bathtub. Thn first man to sleep. In n both* • For Rent—Rooms with board and Manager McQrHw Relates Incident tub la believed to have been nn early rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs. victim of n hotel proprietor whoso C. G. Adams, 610 Osk Ave. 23-4tp . Showing Courage of Tim Hurst bouse wns Tull up” and who blithely In Important Ball Cams. charged the haggnrd guest $4 for the "I pever saw an.umplro display moro privilege. Hotel men' promptly took serve In a critical situation .than the to this scheme most kindly. late Tim Ilurst did one dny In Clove-' land years agft," said John McCraw. * For. Rcnt-^-Threc . unfurnished . MI wns with tlip Orioles, and at the robms, Inquire Herald Ofllce, ICAf i time wo'hml.to dress In a ahnek un­ der the grandstand, adjoining nnother ■ WANTED |n which the Cleveland team dressed. Wanted—.Menj ... Jp the Cleveland dressing room o small •pace hdd been set. npnrt for Ilurst • Retween 17 and 40, Baptist in­ to dress In. which led to u rnther tick­ clined or non-church preference, to lish situation. a . Join Bcrean Class. R. M. Grovenl Tn nn Important game wchndClevtfsteln, president.. 11-tf-' land beaten 2 tq 0. when they went to1 < 4 > < f> . bat In the ninth nnd flllod the bases Wanted Position ns cnaulTeur. Private family.' ]Drive any rar. With two nut. Pat Tebenu wns at bnt Address ChauA and ho Jumped out ,In frout of tho H All Local Advertisements Under Good references, -24-2tp . batter’s .box to smash a alow dtop This Heading THREE CENTS a feur, ‘ card .Herald. which tho pitcher; delivered to him, lin e For Each Insertion. Minimum ■driving tho bnll to. tho fence In left Charge 25* Cent*. center for threo bases. Tho runners 'Scored, and It looked os If tho gurao In answering an. advertisement was over, but •Wlllwrt Robinson, who whero no name la mentioned in tho was catching for us. cnlled Hurst’s at? * Lost—Wednesday morning, small trntlon to tho fact that Tcbeau had sd, ploaso do not ask Tho Herald beauty pin, ametjiyst set. Valuable atepped out of his box, and Tim called for Information na to tho identity of Account of association. Reward. UBijally wo do not him out, nt which there was a nenr- tho advertiser. Dickins Shoe Store.' 23-tf know who tho advertiser ia and If rio t •Tho Cleveland players were ‘In a we do wo are not allowed to give rage and threatened Ilurst with all out thia' Information. Simply write kinds of bodily harm, but Tim calmly a letter and address It as per Tpwalked dowrv to .their dressing room, structions In the ad. donned his clothes and As calmly walk­ h r Mam • ed out without so much as glancing nt To tho •uatlArd V oU rt of th o C ity ol Hanford FOR SALE Florida) 1 t>*( to a m o u n t* u f rmndldary for the home team,. It took real courage nom ination to l h o o A c o o l M ayor o ' tho C ity to do that, but Tim never fllpched.” '' ol Banford, Florid*, to tho P rim ary EWttlon to le—175 • Chicken*, White bo htld N ovom brciO th, H IT , an d I plrdco myat -reasonable price. Care aaU to abldo b y tb o ^ e tio n e l told Prim ary. Should I ba farorad w ith th o nom ination l a .. "Invisible 6h!p* M*y &#• A . 24-tf th h Im p o rtant oOVo ol tru st and honor. I « V Navy Department olfielsls say they In tho lutur* u w my boot ondoovora, to I harm t h i V u i , to clve to tho CKy o l Soolord aa Ita For Sale—75,000 Gelery Plants. hi have not yet- evolved the “InVIsIbln M ayor, an om dopt admlnW tratlon. merchant ship.” In fact,- the United 8. A. Huston-, Beck Hammock or T. D. DAVISON 24-2tp States has not bent.any more- sttccean- Crown Taber. Co. _. r « A U m u i ful In this respect thnn has' Germany Sale—1Ten passenger launch, I «m b , ■ ran d ld tta I6r tho poalllon ol AldtrIn her efforts to make U.honta Invis­ sixFor' m u d tba City ol fUntord aubjart ta th t.d o horse Csllle engine, all In good cWlon ol I ha Wbtto Maa’a Primary- to ba hold ible. It Is truo Thomas A. Edison and condition. One hundred -cash takes tn Tutaday Novombtr tOtb, 1*17. . other members of tho navy advisory it. Can be seen a t Stone Island or nuptct/uU y, A. R. MARSHALL board, together with naval experts,' address Box 1168,.Sanford, 24-6tp ’ — — ----- • have been working for some time on I « U ba a randldnta lo t tho poablon ofA idrithe redaction uf visibility of merchant For Sale—In bulk or .by plgge, tnan lor tho city ol Hoa ford ra b b e t to tha da-' khlpa. • v sll'furplture in house fitted in two chdoa ol tho WMta Prtmory N o v A S ^y • - • RecultSytu.date are said to be Im­ apartments, one Aide rented, a good . R" T $ flU > O H • portant By utilising neutral colors and proposition, or would rent very reducing the horison line of freighters reasonable. I wB b« a candidaU for the pod lion of Alder­ Apply at once. 618 man for tho city ol Saalord *ub)*<t to tho do­ • -substantial contribution has been t h loo o l tho Whlto Primary to bo h d d Norommade to the campaign against German Oak avenue, corner Seventh street. bortOth, H IT . C. B. D IN Q EC 23-tfc submarines. The "decorators," aa tbU . I .h trth y onnounc* my eoadtdary for tho country calls Us camouflage men, hate pothloa of Atdormoa of tho City ol Saalord For 8ats —85 yard btd of celery rab made It harder for U-boat commander* b e t to tho drehton ol tho WhMo Primary to ROY 8YM E8 . go local* American merchant shlpe, hut plants. W ., R. Frevatt, Moore’a hoholdN oram bM tO th. Station, , 28-2tp. that ta all ao far. eaadldacy. lor tho 4 . __ ____ tho CUy ol Saalord Canada’* War Saving Stamps. For 8a!e—Good galvanised gaso­ it tho doehloa ol tha, No ram bar 10th. , , The Cauartlan- government has an­ line tan k ,'co st f 4.00 will aell for JOHN ADAMS nounced that an laaue of war saving 18.00 R. J. Holly, Sanfortf Herald. ■tamp* Is In course of preparation. r r a S e stamps will be used In connec-- ‘‘F or Sale os Exchange—A twenty tlon with a . plan to save In - ajnall acre farm, good soil, right on a lake. amounts Tn the purchase of war sav­ Twolnllee frbm A. C. L. station, fif­ ings certificate*. \ Special war savings-cards w|ll he teen Rlllee south of Palatka. For iMued-having Aquarea upon which the particular* call ‘ a t the Seminole - . 21-4tp • ■tamp* purchased from time to tlmo Hotel, Sanford. m a y be placed.. When all the oquare* For 8ale—Thr** scree improved are filled the card may be taken To the land adjoning .Sanford. For quick poptnffice and cxchauged fur a war MVtngs cvftlllcate. The sUutpe will sale 9760 cash ‘Write R. B»< King, be In the denomination ot 25 cents.and 949 Indiana .Wichita, Kana. -lSyBtp tb4 cards will contain space* foe 84 For dale—1916 Maxwell touring of them and on* 10-ceol poetag* stamp car, good appearance and rdhnlng TnUklhg. In all, 1840). .Whan filled the cards will entltls the bolder to 910 order, new Rayfield carburetor, for • t tbrf and of tkrf* »a*g*. :s: /'. fluldk sale at 9260.00. Intent chang­ Tk* stans*. which will b* aold at ing to Ford truck. C. L. West, ah* fCstodk*, erill b* of special design. Oviedo, TIs. 18-tf •1 *'v. r •. !k Photo by A tn ttio a n P re ss AssocUtion. . 4* $ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. 4 * 4> FIRST "RAINBOW” DIVISION GETS INTO CAMP , •Photo by American Prraa Aaaociatlon. •'* -* , *' A ll the national guard greupa from different acctlons'pf tho'country comporlng the "rainbow’* dlrlalon of 19,000 men were assembled In camp at M lneola, N. Y i, in the first ie g of ib e lr JOainey to France. H ere-they arc'seep ar* Tlvlsg la camp. ' .,o«« •*-■-•»*.!" FT" ’*•' Vd’r r»: . . . BOY CRUSADERS MARCH TQ -BATTLE I scoot* of WaridhftfiB being led to flelde which th»y are cultivating to aid la tncreaatng the food *opp^T. . ' ■ •• • . - v*. •r . . . . ■ •: , \ * •• i • •: �We Ar? Also Agents For The Celebrated RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD Again the dtlxens of Sanford have Trade, told of the good accomplished demonstrated their "pull together’ and expressed himself as satisfied — AND — spirit and on Tuesday last-gave freer with results. M. E. Dpoley, one of men iy their time add ears fo r more- than Geneva's moat . progressive vice. preaching a t . Moore's Station four houra satiating their Board of couldn't ;help, from making two LAKE MARY ITEMS • Mr*. W, B. Evans and Mrs.’ H. church 1st Sunday p. m. Trads in entertaining the delegation •peeehea and both were to tha point SPOBTSM EN’S HE AD QUARTERS Mr. and lira. T . W. Bryden h are of fifty five persons arriving in San­ and sound arguments.. Revt GutL. D urant' went ■bopping to San­ tha deepest sympathy of their ford,'on the Clyde Steamer Oseepla. teridge advocated the spirit: of eo-' ford Saturday. Mr*. H. E. Hester spent the week friends In the loss of their little The party repreaentad New England operation as the needed remedy for Margaret . Wednesday undertaken and through , the efforts moral life. Col. Maine*, always a and with Mrs. Dr. Evans returning daughter Season Opens November 20th.* Are You Ready? Bnnday afternoon' to her home In morning. Services private. ' of State Secretary F. L. Miller, the leading progressiva and p herd work­ i A ten pound aon was born to Mrl party was persuaded to come'up to er for the interest of hls county de­ O/iando.. . • .* * ■ * ■ and Mrs. B. E. Collie at their home livered the goods In 'h i^ a d d re sv as • * A A * 8anford, Mr. IdUler making thtf boat The Sjoblom boys, Goodheart, M WFred and Floyd arrived home Mon­ In Jacksonville last week. Mrs. Col­ trip with' tham Jrom Jacksonville to usual. Judge Dieldnaon, vice1 proa* Jm day night from Baltimore where they lie will be remembered as Miaa Mary Sanford. Ad DeLftid landing, the idebt of the Board,*of Trade told of party, waa^.niat b’y Messrs. A. P. tha weight an organisation could have bean for the past ala-months. L o D g { .; MrAand Mrs. C. K. Lucas are en­ Connelly and O. L. Taylor, who repn- have and was having in bettering F. II. Humphrey spent the week tertaining Mr. Lucas' *sister, Mra. resented the Board of Trade. On conditions for the county and for end.hehe with, his family.* Aliy of Montgomery. - Ala. They arrival'at Sanford the following dti- Sanford. E. T. Woodruff, chairman Rev. R. W. Edwards will not fill have not met before in eighteen sens with their cars met (h* tparty | r f Die Board of Trade Waterways 'hla appointment hero and at Upaala S M 0 k « .r* k k M O ato ‘a £ ______ — I t.v ik a . years. ,Mr.< and Mrs. Lucas and and also gaVe them a fifty*‘(die committee and who will represents ISO# t o , H aadaga l t t k * . O t u i i _« I,Taka. • Bunday on account of being called uxsb « . * a a k u W M B M irm fo a iii Mrs. Aliy spent Sunday vary pleas­ drive through Seminole and Volul&athe organisation at the' Miami conS.TS ba. to Ohio By tha death of a slater. ■k u . counties: Mayor J. D. Davlsoh, ventlon,Wfov. .27th to 30th apoke IM to . Dr. Puleaton mads a professional antly at Daytona Beach. saa to. Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Andrews leading the drive, 0 . F. Smith, Roy interestingly qn the subject .an d M N A an call in our village last week. Tillis, T. 8. Hufi. John Maisch, C. made it clear ag to-the advantages and aon of Celery avenue spent Tha frlanda of Mrs. D r. Evans Write for completa catalog of all seeds M. H and, J. G. Hurley, Felix Frank, to be derivad'from the active work will bo glad to know she ia improv­ ^Monday a t Daytona Beach. Jamc* Eitridgo in camp near Ma­ Mrs. Joe Harroid, Mrs. F. L. Miller, <being given this project through the ing and able to be up again after/a BLOOM FIELD NURSERY & SEED CO. , con has been ill In a hospital with L. P. McCuller, A. E. Yowell and Board of Trade. week's iineaa f t her home here. MONTICELLO, FLORIDA Connelly. A t - luncheon t t t measles, but la said to be recovering’ A. P. _____ —t hlesars. MeCuller, Hand and Taylor 0# ^ T ,or> ^ brakeman of nicely. • EAST SANFORD Mrs. Daniel Long and Miss Nellie drew special mention because of their th# p eopIea Bank walWed from s .n Rev. W» J. IJartfttt will preach a t •Ixe, the (uesta maintaining that ford t0 aeneVa. Tueaday nlght | n Moore's Station .church 8unday,' have moved from Cameron City and this wa. due to the exwllent ettuce ofder t0 bo nt for aup|Mir. Nov. 18tb, afternoon and evening as are pleasantly, located in the house produced In Sanford. Mrs H arold T h tt mornltl ho aUo walked torecently located Ijy Mrs, McCulley usual. and her famous Buick "Six," drew lh ^ A p Connelly, from on' Beardsll avenue. the title of "lady speed king," be- ‘ a ' ford to 6eLand mect Rev. Arthur 8. Peck has resumed esuso of her dexterous high speed the Osceola, get-breakfast and return bis second Bunday in the month ser­ Presbyterian Churth driving twice during the trip, re-. to Sanford wJth th# Und#rtakera. The pastor of the church is deliv­ vlving methods bad to be resorted to Mr> Taykor tog , # auIt caM wUb ering a aeries of sermons Sunday ih order to bring back to earth one h|m |n order t a r i n g supply cf nights on* "N ight Scenes in ’Life of T H E U N I V E R S A L . CAR of her party. Anyway, the Board of ft>h hotnB| but a< L> M. R«hblnder. , Jesus." * This .Sunday he will deliver Trade sincerely appredatee the fine c E Henfy mnd E A Doug]uM the second of the series on, "A Night ' shown and aUo thank tho fornled theraMivca ,nto a Commitu e on the Sea," The services begin at aplrit many others who tendered their cars to provent thU M r;. Tay,or thr#w There is difference between 7 o’clock, Those not connected with and time if needed. there is a away carpct big and.returned to some other church In Sanford are in wonderful spirit here Truly tires and btanand It is break- Sanford and ha- a,nce b##n und„ vited to worahip with us. Tho m o st desirable features o f m otor- c ar Ihg Into reallxatjon fast and such a tho doctora carB bccauM of ovcr tires a t cut Sunday school a t 9:45 a. m. constt uction aro found in F o rd cars. T h ey aro spirit . will yet taake Sanford tho catjnrates • Morning worship at 11 a..m.strong w ith th e stre n g th , of vanadium steel, leading city-of central Florida. i * * h e at-tre ate d b y F ord taath o d s. Excess -weight b t t is elim inated b y stre n g th , an d allows th e F ord Preabjrterlana Meet at Gainesville Fotty Sanford cijixeiu, among Sir » ^ t n . r a aUo Hi from the m ore pow er for its w eight th a n a n y o th e r car. Tho Synod of Florida Is in session PORTAGE. REPUBLIC, G O O D ­ them several ladies attended the «ffcct» ol3 * / ‘r0 T u ! obt^ n«d Bt B ack of th e c a r is th e organization w hich has at. Gainesville this week, It ia a RICH, FIRESTONE. PULLMAN * monthly meeting hold a t Geneva Gon,v* T O P n y night. He b u ilt an d sold over tw o m illion F ord care. T h e Sunday School Synod and this sub­ Tuesday night. Altogether more than ^ ron g\ y in W of more and fro, and other standard makes. F ord car saves tim e— is a su re m oney-m aker. ject is being emphasized.* The fol­ ono hundred and twenty five per^rado dinners and R u n ab o u t $ 345.T o u r in g C a r $860, T o n T ru ck lowing aro tho speakers on the Sun­ sons' were present nnd tho meeting ‘n,i,U th tt bU "hou,d bo he,d Bt $600.00, C oupefct $560, Tow n C a r $645, Sedan day school program: Dr. Gilbert was ono of the most successful Site Plain’ Non-Skid Tubes $695—all f. o. b. D e tro it. O n disp lay an d for t ♦ t Giais of Richmond, Va., Dr. J. O. Board of Trade gatherings over hcld. I 9.60 . 12.60 28x3 8 0.00 sale by “ Rcakcs of Columbia, S. C., Dr. Cal­ Tho elegnnt supper spoko f<jr itself J. G. Ball, manager of tho Fer12.00 ‘ • 2.76 30x3 H 11.60 vin French cf W inter’Park, Fla., and snd made all know that tho Gc'neva, n*ld Ilardwiro Co. was giveri^ back 3.00 14.00 82x3 H 13.60 Rov. E. :D. Brownleo of Sanford, citizens believe in Sonjinolo county his two dollars by Editor Holly. *8.25 10.60 17.60” 31x4 Fla. Tho* Presbyterian Sunday first, last and all tho time/* Mr. .Ball-had offered this to’ induco ' 0.60 18.60 17.60 82x4 . . . school enrolment In Florida has • Mr. Holly to call on him to speak 19.60 3.76 33x4 • 18.60 The supper and meeting consumed but owing ter his stuffed condition.in }. F. WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS grown 250 per cent in tdn years. . 4.00 20.00 19.00 34x4 mor<* than threo hours and It was ten minutes after sitting down to D ealer • Salesm an 1 Rov.'E. A. Spencer of Lako City attested by more than a dozen citi-22.00 ■ 4 25 * 21.00 86x4 supppr.r he forgot entirely, the speech ia the moBofator, Dr. W. B. Y. WII* zens uf their esteem for the efficient 4.50 85x4K 26.00 ’ 26.60 kio of Dunedin ia stated clerk, Rev, work of tho Board of Trade. Vico he'had been rehearsing for tho post = ♦ = = 6.00 86x4 H 26.60 ’ 27.60 two weeks. . . . * * • • • —:------ — ^ ---JOhn R. Herndon of* Ocala I* record­ 29,00 6.26 27.60 37x4 X President R. J. Hollyf presided and *t f t ing clerk and Rev, E. D, Brownleo 6.50 ’30.00 37x6 among tho prominent speakers were of Sanford ia reading clerk. Synod Mr., F. P. Forster of tho Fimt Na­ Prof. A. L. Hatch .and E. A. will' meet next year nt St; Pet ora tional .Bank, who paid tho organiza­ Douglass were bookod to speak hut Cash must accompany all burg. Mr. if , C. DuRoso and Dr. thb/cbmpllmont of having ac­ wont Moundly to sleep directly aftef out of town orders .! ’’ Brownleo aro in .attbndanco from tion ’ STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE SOUTH complish iid*-far moro than nny or­ supper and were later found en-, Sanford. * . joying. fish dreams and talking in ganization of-jltr klnii-ever attempt * - — DAILY TR A IN S TO W ASHINGm od in Sanf rd.' Couijty-’Corpfnisslon- tbcir Eaiy to Ralao Sheep. j\ t t or* Kilbeo -and ’Suppe* urged co­ TON AND NEW YORK Sheep nro ilodle, cosily hnhrtlcd, will operation am i-auured all of their During the entire program ,C. K. Uvo oqn grentex diversity of fowl, will loyal support.V l .'.A. Sheldon, a d t- L u c a i nnd T. S. Huff remained at No. 82 „ No. 86. ' No. 80 . Lv Jacksonrille._9:10 a. m. ’12:01 p. m. '- 81IO p. m. 1305 Franklin 81. / Phone 2186 thrive on pnsturca enrllcr In tho spring J 1 ,1.0 * 0 *h' ,*,” 7 Ar 8arsnnsh----- I:16*p. m. 4.-01 p. m. 12:35 a.m . and Inter In tho .foil nnd require less hen . f Genova nnd . member ol the l ,h" t a m p a . F lo r id a *• * '*Ar Charleston— m. 8:16 p. m. .* 8:45 a. m. . groin than other stock. board of gbV nom of tho Board, cf ( ba HufT> , , a(„ n(t wJth .,4 ^ rch. 3 Ar Rlchmond__ G.*05 a. m. 7:35 a. m. . 7:45 p. m. Ar Washington— 8:40 a.m . IOdS'a..n. 11:50 p. m. ■—z-t-.’-.J- 1 i.1 ...... *»|b * » and 6 mullets to hi *•■credit. Ar Baltlmoru----- 10:57 a*m. 12:10 p.m; l:IO a.m ; V.'C. -Coljcr f?’l out of tho raco nfter Ar W. Phll'phla_ 1:07 p.m. ' 2.27 p.m . ' 3:30 a.m . tho t-nth lap hut stood up well un­ Ar New Ynrk— 3:18 p. m. 4:35 p. m. * . 5:50 a. m*. der n total of eleven, threo pound AII-Mm I • s a la a m t. alartHc faaa. II,S u. Pull m u d ra a la , r a a a S m m u . D tala, t* n m Irolaa U , aad SS. Lacml olaam rs aa SO to Havaaaoh. P t i M i i a t m ; a c n „ aalll T a. bass. a . Praa rad laiaa (hair raarhaa ror Information or Reoei valioi, Phone 01 Write 7 "t t . . A T L A N T IC CO A ST L IN E _ '8 . J. Carnes Is going to book hffi 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, FIs. • Hillsborough Hotel. Tamps.Tis.T fit is so important a part of ______ ■ ORUEC'______| hotel for solo and movo to Geneva. Phone 17 ' ’ , Phone 182 clothes th at we madd a st^dy of the Parson Carnes cleared at 11:16 p! m. »*•• • • o e » « e e o -» e » o a o o o a o o ta a o o # o e e o « e a e e o » o a e o o e o o o e e with, a fu'i cargo of mixed fi»h hilled art. * We try to fit not only your for **somcwhefo*ih Sanford.", body; but to show you fitting colors, pro­ t I t :, ;* per styles, fitting materials, for you and -• Mrs. E. *T.‘ Woodruff, Mra. E. A. vour needs. We p u t a great deal of care Douglassf Miss Clara Phillips, Mra. into this; because we accept ;responsibil)ty C. K. Lucas and Miss Jimmie Ldiing for it; if you are not wholly satisfied we called at the Board of Trade office yesterday urging that they bo inE . W. DICKSON. want you to come back With the goods. vjted to all-.and qvery dinner in SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 67 future. • . :t tv t AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED ' Indications by bulletin a; the •. * home^oP Editor-’ Holly.- 11:46’ last Auto Tires, Tubes and Anythin; fir the Tires nfght assured uk that he would be well enough to get out th% Herald STARTING BATTERIES on time aa per usual. OVer eating ia what Dr. Tolar . called hia trouble. Super-induced a t Geneva, Fla. ALL R E P A I R W O R K G U A R A N T E E D - f. I ♦ They re designed for extra large me Geo. D. Hart offera an unlimited stout men, tall men; extra large; the lin insurance policy for another invita­ tion^ to a Geneva aupper. However, have-to be different to-give the best effects ho will not' be in condition to ahlicit any business for two or throe days. • :t t tyle*s in them, the distinctive jriJudge Housholder states emphati•evlly' th a t there la no law 'against the fine tailoring and fabrics; dividuala ** » i V U l f U U U U OJU^U • v v fifhlng provided they are.cooked Ir ic types. want these things as ____i u ____ Men of Geneva. Fruit and V egetable Crates “ -I .t t ‘ much as : Sam Lloyd, hearing of the Board . Tea Goa Bay'From Vi i t of Trado supper .at- faeneva, gave W M m WFH m (7.00 to a Sanford'chauffeur to gat him there. Ile'a aick.today and un­ til Sunday noob. F L O R E N C E A U T O M A T IC PURITAN OIL COOK STOVES GUNS, A p ip O N AND HUNTING CLOTHING H. ware Co. CUT RATE TIRES M l t i i A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E The Original Cut-Rate. — Tire House , C Rare Schaffner & Marx suits • here to fit every man FREE AIR SERVICE OnFlonr,Granr*and Feed The Hom e of Hart SchafTner & Marx Clothes hlatfa, Fieri* Mala Watpa Not Hardy. H im Isn’t a male wasp In existenco when .winter, enda. Lata the preceding' fall the waapa mate. The coming cold weather kUle every worker and male, while lira. Wasp hies herodf to a con* venlaot place and hlheraataa, ready to eocid forth-in the aprlng and lay eggs fo replenish the race. . in 11 House .•* * ’■ ■ , r. , .• •• kr 1‘j : j « v.H «*L* •— ^ «t' ■ • . .*•- �if, i»i» ■SM L „ T h . honor ol tho onto dopond. upon the manner in which the citlu C. A. Mean* Much to Me* ttnd respond to the call for money with which to „ help the boys in ®* ** • in Tho Ranke khaki. The men from Florida are to the first ckonlng of th* etete be benefltted with the money now • ^ f.n for funds for the War being rslsjd. If the people of thU “S 'g .S i .f >h. t r m. o. A. * rts from *ix countfe* state wnn( the war to end. soon and that’ oker |9,0i 19,000 hud been want to aavs-th* Uvea ;of tho Amer­ ican men who aro going'"over there" e work, M S * t b . « « k, A * « ? > £ .£ K ^ o r k done aovoral .of the ao- to fight the barbarians they should ne by sevoi £It be a, wgrk wqrk done by several of tho glvo freely. ThU fund will do more 6 uun »bo« ‘h .t In many case, th W.bring tije war to a successful and early close than any other like •orters h»v0 bccn BtttIaflcd 10 *®? amount of money no matter how ,osll contribution Instead of ■pent. sebstantlal subscription.. This is “ Another reason why thoao who Tkfft the fivers are well able to have ahoufd gike to tho Y. M. C. A. . ^ 1, contributions to the fund fund is because the men In tho army .want tho things which thU money ( t Uth will be a real help. will buy. The enlUted men enjoy all of the comforts which Is produced In the .big training camps by the War Work Council. These comforts and reminders of homo can only be furnUbed to tho men in the ranks in proportion to tho way in which tho people back home furnUb the necessary funds. Tho ranking offlccraln France and ekeh In the home camps declare that the burden of tho. thoughts of the men U, "To the people at home care?” . The only effective answer, to this despair producing question Is a liberal* giving. All of tho money •nt, b Jwt •• tmoorUat M goes direct to the men. • The people 1u grew fin« HMwho are at work raising the fund are unpaid* the secretaries in the war camps aro not paid out of it. ~ x s rtr. -E C!r trk«. ► >« ku »tk«* THU money 'U used to construct u »»rk.« «M«h »UM wad u4 buildings, furnUh them and supply Mm r*»J r«t»r»a them with the things which-the on Plant Jewell lUted men desire. Tho nation U raUing 136,000,000. Peach Tree* . Florida is asked to give but $100,TWr tkri»« l» »H lb tW 000. Liberty bonds will bo accepted. |(ndi of eomlrol L )i IV ^ Eoilr motorla*. In caso the people make the excuse . Jkk J«KT. tko Jr»«ll b s that they would give but have In­ limit, moik»t m t Zrtry vested their money in Liberty Bonds loon soil rrslt i r e w r 1 'iM I ko« os ortksrd of the solicitors aro instructed to ac­ Ikw pm.h., rtast U«* tkb cept these Liberty .Bonds as contri ig n a inf , w cos n U pirtchM frua IWm la l#0 *' * buttons. They are as good as mon­ ey. And it must also be rcmemberec ' Send Today F o r .. that It will be much cheaper to give a part to entertain the American Grilling', Catalog soldier than it wilt be to givo all to Tkb an book dmcrikm oor entertain tho German soldier—that • .lock of JrwcU and ' >0*t pot Japan p«r|s not mentioning tho patriotic side linR.nl, plum., fU-. PKta and of it. , ait tint, rotn and a varUd aMortmmt af tmi, plant! and ikr.U fog, bon* rround plant* Special Music Service. U, You ihoul ka.a thU book t»4 pl.n to mora antUr dU Tho first of tho spccinl musical tcrtif, rou, fruit StowIns. tcrviccs at the Church of the Holy Copy mitl.nl frr. on appllcalbn. Cross, one Sabbath night each month will be thU Sunday night, 34th Sun­ C. M. Griffing & Co. day after Trinity, Nov., 18th. The ' Inlrr-atate Nurseries scrvico bcgln/i a t 7 p: nv to which R.F.D.l-YM»cc|cnny, Fla. all aro most cordially invited. . To 'assist the finc.'new pipe organ just installed in tho church will .be sev­ eral violin numbers rendered bjr Miss Margaret S. Tinnc, n roost necomplinhcd professor of tho violin Mrs. Fannie Stcmbridgc Munson will preside at tho organ. The order of scrkicc will be: .* Preludo (Organ), "Andante," LcMarc . Processional, -''At the Name of Jesus," Organ and Violin Vespers, Prayer Book .• Hyron,v"H61y, Holy, Holy." Address, Rev. Rector Km this effective remedy at hand Violin (Miss Tinhe, "Larghetto"— tor ooupy children. It's thankful ' ftm.Pkannt to take. Mildly Uxative,' Mornrt . Organ (Mrs. Munson), "Content Dr iy r ,d **Bt*^i™**1*1* plation," Vretbald Violin (Miss Tinnc), "Andante Re­ ligiose," Thome ■ Vesper Hymn, •"Savioi' Agsln" Rccessionnl, '.‘Rejoice yo Pure ,In Heart," Organ nnd Violin Postlude (Organ), "March,1' — Mcachim. • DENE^ITTED Diversify Your Fruit Growing -T V i n "©iisovery for Coughs &Golds ,J«dip»iioa Cmics Sickness owt permit Voureelf to become “ ••tyuled, u your system Immediate? r 5 “* to absorb poUoa from the n*»' ,h*w Life PtlU and keep will. °? bc,.,«' aafeguard aplm t g g j r y it tonight. 35c. AU dru wista Church 'service* for Sunday, 24th ptinday after. Trinity, Nov. 18th'will tw: 1 Low celebration, 7:30 a. m. Sunday school, 0:46 .Morning service, 11 a.- m. '■Vespers, 7 p.' m. Mr. nanry.W . Pilcher of the firm of Pilcher 8on’s pf Louisvilile, Ky., the builders of the new pipe organ for Holy Cross.Church wag *.recent visitor at the Rectory. While here, Mr. Filchar looked over the new or­ gan snd pronounced it perfect in all ‘f e - S ' ,Huc,L L fc details. Mr. Pilcher is himself *• re­ nowned organ recitalist * and har ' ^ho On"*.h!y*r Medicine— rzr- vvill Again Take premised to givo a recital in Holy cross Calomel After Once tither December or January. Exact Tk, , „ Yrylng i t . . ’ „.°J'Jpwmg unsolicited . letter date to, b" • ’ '"ter. *a» r,,.” .T . "* .un»oncitea firiJ. ,ly rc«ived by the manu. . . . „ —— 1 of *M>r«in's Uver MedlNew L . . • au.ptciion Service . The food-products Inspection sjr toLm,>,c"ce 01 ,n y other .res-n Pf*nUn“fn Kra,*,ud« C*IU Jor an vice established .by jlje. Department :W*2 ri,Vrprm mc ot the wonder^ of A*rict’ltutfc under th e . authority User iiii: !°f y°ur health-glvlng of the food prodtictloVact/was made ■triint?H ne- Wi*h * Targe ex- available November; 1 ]to dhlpper* cf li. a- r>in? and using various » S ; ' - - 1 have never found fruita and vegetables in two Urge that so completely m rkets—New York and Chicago. »Pj»t and tones up the IC* will bV ’extended ‘ Ijs* the next reeling and makes a t e M ,h11 hfc is worth-living. few weeks to KansaA City, Boston, imil; ■ 1„vy Medicine relicvia Philadelphia, PltUburgh, Minne­ ,u,it llir'i; ^tc,lvely' constipation, apolis,-. F b rt' Worth,* Houston and tiofl on its active tio°-t\r:t:ac.ir1,ycr . C ru0n.'.t* active funcf«n c- .other msrketa. The supervising in­ an.i *. b^a!,hr snd normal spectors' In ‘th e flFst two distrlcU *«<l rt;,fun la ,In'F,?‘.«l*cp is sweet bottles of , m 1 .used threir ntjw are training inspectors and are ••'pup, * ‘Plcpdld remedr and preparing ter receive application* lor *** a,n C ? in ‘V il for d‘>«i t »»;• »n«l inspections. you° claim It Is thought likely that for some - 'V. A. TERRCLL, m . m • ■Decatur,rTf&fe t f t *1 bonu Ga.\ time Inspections will bis mad* mostly you, Cuaranteed to please of cars of produce concerning the ♦*Pty C baclf. ° n f'turn o f ' condition of which there Is some, dis­ J«r botHe. . ‘ y°ur druggist, 50c pute. Applications must be, made by the shipper or hi* authorixed ‘ C-BOWER, Sanford.Fla. agent, and may be made by tele i IT’S SUPERIOR -TO,ANY IIVER. MEDICINE SOLD’-' s=rrr . ■ B H 6 , traph, telephone, letter, or In per -The subject of the aerraon for the day S S ? and wired Schell* son. Applications muat contain a morning wlll .b e caprogresa.'The Maine*/ county, treasurer .of the complete description of the ahlpment, membere of thia church are wonderv » „ TO _ . k w m h « including the name’ and addreas of ing whom they will havo for their Y ' M* C* -r ” *r ^ oric WH1TTENBURG AND BOYD iT«s ' the shipper and receiver,.'car num- mtnUter noxt year. The pastor has .'*■* congratulations for Seminole her, Initials, snd routing, contents decided to preach on the subject,, county on the fine showing^ that the list rwua Are. and . the particular condition eon "The Preacher"-it tho evening «er- county ismaking in the* campaign ccrnlng which inspection Is refiu'ested y1" -, AI1 ' > \ ci!‘Y h *nd lor fund, to keep th . "H om . Fire, 1 Inspectors will certify ss to the paator are cordially Invited to worthe boys in the •hip with ua at both these hour*: | Burning" for condition of fruits and vegetables The Sunday school presents an op- trenches, only, No charge wllj be .made for tho service, An inspection certificate portunlty for \ Biblo study and in­ will bo Issued regarding each car err spiration .which one can ill afford to m m m w f t a c m x w f l q flB C lot Inspected and tho original-delik ralas. Large crowds and fine Inter­ m ered or mailed to the shipper or hla est is the rule In this church and representative. Upon request of the Sunday school. shipper or hla representative all or part of the contents of the Inspec­ Letter From Morris Speacer tion certificate will be telegraphed lo Mr. R. J. Holly, E ditor'of Sanford him qt his expense. Herald, Sanford, Fla.: * My Dear Mr. Holly:— The food production set pf Aug, I am writing to you in behalf of 10th, 1917, -authorises tho Secretary # * * the boys of the U. S.' N avy and *at of Agriculture to'investigate and-cer­ — Poll lin e o f — tify to ahippora tho conditions aa to the request of Mr. J. Maxwell. Carsoundness -of fruit, vegetables, and rere, the man who-la a t the head-of other food products when received at the Navy Club and who is doing a important central markets deaig great deal for the comfort of the nated by the secretary under rules boys of the Navy A Marine Corps. His (Air. Carrere's) Idea* Is to 'g et and, regulations prescribed by him. These certificates are to be prims the fades' and girls of the different facie evidence in all courts of the states ‘to tphe interest in the boys truth of the statements they contain and act, 0s hd calls them', god­ .The Chief of the B.ureau.of -Mar­ mothers, to send tho boys different kets of tho depsrtment is 'charged small articles of use to them, sucte as with the establishment and super shaving'outfits and other toilfcra'vision of this scrylce. For conveni- ticlea and in fact almost anything Is ' Ince in administration the, important of use to tho boys. ,<k\ central markets deslgnnt d by the. . Tho papers up In inert cf the secretary hike been divide-! Into slxlcltira and towns are trking up this ^ / «»■Tf' Unu i ^ u ^ Sjiqjnu oijiaji%jnu ia jni / ^ j i^**j nOi*jnajnu nunO»Ajnajnaj» divisions or districts, with a super-; great move and Mr. Carrero .wot Id vising inspector responsible for escK like vary much to have you mention division. . . ' • • •• ' * it In the Herald. Everyone can get Information con­ Information concerning the'service may be obtalned-'from the Chi’-f of cerning thia move by writing to Mr. tho Bureau of Markots, United J.- Maxwell Carrere, care of Navy -y,/daa . j «f8 States • Department of Agriculture, Club, at 606 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City. It would be of great help to the Washington, D. C. 'b 'a 'fighting for Iho greatest nation 'd m o- the world—the United States of Cccllian Music Club v?:3HB ♦ , • 7 • • America, at the head of which ia Tho Cccilian Music Club met on President Woodrow Wilson, ono-of, • :-i« a Saturday, Nok. 10(h at the Munson Spalding’s No. 4 Rose • Tarly Red Blisd Triumph the greatest-men the world has ever Studio and many new members produced, and with the help of tho ■a'/'r were voted in. •"The following pro­ ‘people of this great country it will • * • Irish Cob!lers • r; * * . r.^ AwE gram was enjoyed. •# not take him long to defeat this Wc are now ready to receive order* and make contracti for Novem-lirjL Part I. gteat Teuton powor nnd..-establish her, December and January-Delivery. In*tho C a n o e M a r y Branning deomcracy the world over. * ; Margaret Northfleet Writo for priers, stating quanti les and varietiea wanted. '■ Our ** ' *< I sincerely ask you and the people Holiday March......... .............Prmser Seed Potatoes are tho highest quality Maine Grown silected seed. ’* It* •of my homo state to cooperate with Lily Mny Wilmot Wo arc familiar,with tho condition*, in Floridn, n i our a^ed at* ck . • ■ < Mr. Carrero in hla great work. 1 *■. fi •K fH Nocturne............... ......................Kern ia selected. . You should plant Maino grown seed for beat results. m • Thanking you in advance, I am .* Lucille Pope WHITE ron DESCRIPTIVE SEED CATALOGUE • * , _•. 4 r One of the Sanford Boys, Voices of the Woods (simpl'a * . . • ;V,;; Morris II. Spencer,* fied)..„.... ......... 1 .......... Rubenstein 1• U. S. S. Leviathan, Georgia Mobley i a^ - care Pos'.mnstcr N. Y. City. • . Bohemian Dance....................... Weber Corner Ncwnan and Bay, Jacksonville, Fla. * I ■T'a’% * --- .. Seminole C o irr ln'rled - — Georgia Molley v-^-% Oldest’Established and Largest: Seed House in the Stale Sfn'.c Secrotnry O E ~ . Mapl • took Alpine Song.......... ..... Karl DuCflle lim i oT from hit ti uil j'uties y-ato* j tv Kitty I)uPeso • Country Dnnco XLiltle Fclk S u i t e ) . ......... ..-....... Cora Dale . Mildred Holly M a r c h ....................... Schmall *? * r* "TjHz Ruliy’H art. Part II•* Minuet from Symphony In ♦‘'*v2 E F l a t . ...................... Mozart • ■ • '.‘i Theodore nnd Adele Rnnpe Intermezzo . HarrancfT •• i.T r~ Winnie Strong ••v » • Saltarellg—.....................— • . . Bach • •. ■t-d a * •Virginin DeCoursey. Reading, At the Beach Muriel Harrold Recorered and Repaired WANT ADS PAY N e x t D o o r to B a k e r y F lo rid a a n d W e ste rn M ea ts. My aim will be to handle the best there is on the market and give prompt, courteous service. Free Delivery Phone 1 0 6 Maine Grown Selected Seed E . A . M a r tin S e e d C o m p a n y ATTENTION! A U TO M O B ILE OW NERS METHODIST YEAR CLOSING •' The Annual Conference Meets. In Miami Dec. Gth The services next Sunday will be a. review of the year’s' work in -the Methodist church of thia city. The pastor will give a brief, account of the work to date, also.show what m ay bo dono yet to make p better showing. fiM —iy • T r y it! S ee! ' W holeaom e Conolcne g o d farther. T hat'*. because Cottolene b richer. Cottolcncii today'* cqmmon-sense short­ ening. It puts economy into the good things tb it you bake with b. Try this couage pudding, or take .. one of your fxvorit fcrecipc*. Only be > sunt yoix use tru~third less of Cotto­ lene than you do of butter or other.' shortenings. - RECIPE P e a c h C o tta g e P a d d in g X cup Cottolcnti l cup sugar | 1 test yi cup mllkt 2 cups pastry floufj' 4 levvlteupoons baking powdcri % t«s-’_L. spoon nil| )( teaspoon almond extract. Sliced preserved or freah peechee/ • Cream Cottoleoe, add tunr gradu­ ally, then egg wtb-beaten. Sift together flour, baking powder and salt | add to fipt mixture sJtenutely with milk: Add axtract and beat thoroughly. 'Bake In aha!- . low BOO.; Cut In squares, pile wfah sliced peaches and sugar; sad serve With hot or mam. N E W IN N E R TUBES GIVEN AW AY :1 By. special arrangement we have secured the privilege of giving away absolutely, FREE an extra heavy, high grade Mohawk Antimony-Red. Inner Tube with .each of the first . tires purchased. This special and very liberal -inducement is made to introduce the tires aiid tubes and establish to .the satisfaction of the trade the exceptional quality of Mo­ hawk products. • This tube is given in addition to the ilbuoI 5 per cent off for cash. .Come / in early and get ydura before tne 60 are gone.* One. io a customer. • C O N S T R U C T I O N : . I *' ■-'* MCTHAWK QUAUTY TIRES ARE HAND-MADE FROM BEAD :t o t h r e a d . FABRIC:*Sea-Island 1 7 ^ ounce finest obtainable. FRICTION and CUSHION: Pure Para and Ceylon Rubber. . TREADS White tread only. The famous. Zinc Oxide, Sulphur and rubber tread—the toughest tread ever developed. MOHAWK QUALITY, TIRES and Tubes are the product of 20 years’ experience in tire building and have a record of four yeare of wonderful service. Adjustments are few and when necessary arts made on a basis of 5,000 miles. The RULE (and not the EXCEPTION) is th at Mohawlk Quality Tires make from 5,000 to 20,000 miles. *. . * F O R D S I Z E S R E -E N F O R C E D 30x3; 4 Plies; 30x3J^, 6 Plied; 4 inch, 6 Plies of the same grade and weight of fabric as used in the larger sizes. Insures 25 to 30 per cent more strength and frequently doubles the milage obtained. • THIS IS YOUR BEST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A REALLY HIGH QUALITYTIR E AT LESS THAN YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR ANY. OTHER MAKE. TH IS.IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO GET X,500 miles of tire service FREE. We are . giving you iii merchandise what is usually spent in advertising in the m agm nes and news papers. ♦ . We Personally Stand Behind Every Tire and Tube Mail Orders Will Be Given Prompt Attention f » J k W J U S A i 1 A, 1 m M CORNER FIRST AND OAK STREET REPAIR -Tv A •• R ID A "‘3 ‘-.-ji �It W ili P ay io u ao sH n H H H n M juino ■: * COUN "PRODUCING NOT'PROMOTING'' iBOAM) 6 # TRADE-RESULTS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM CO B. RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TV—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR T H E HERALD S3 vice, preaching a t Moore's Station church 1st 8unday p. m. Mr. and Mm. T. W. Bryden have the deepest . sympathy of • their friends in the loss of their little daughter Margaret Wednesday morning. Services private. '• A-ten pound son was. born to Mri and Mrs. B. E. CoilieVt their home in Jacksonville last wesk. Mrs. Cotlie will be remembered as Miss. M try Long; -. • Mr. and’ Mrs. C. K. Lucas are en­ tertaining Mr. Lucas* sister, Mrs. Ally of Montgomery. Ala. They have not met before in eighteen yean. M r/ and Mrs. Lucas and Mr*. Ally spent Sunday very plehaantly at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mr*. Philip R. Andrews and aon of Celery avenue apent Monday' at Daytona Beach. James Estrldge In esmp near Ma­ con has been 111 in a hospital with measles, but Is said to be recovering nicely/ . * . ... BAST SANFORD. . Mrs. Daniel Long and Miss Nellie Rev. W. J; Bartlett will preaeh' at have moved from Cameron City and Moore's 8tatIon church Sunday, are 'pleasantly located in the house Nov. 18tb, afternoon and evening aa recently located t?y Mrs. McCulley usual. on Beardalf avenue. , Rev. Arthur 8. Peck has resumed his second ‘Sunday in the month ser­ ~ Presbyterian Church ■ The pastor of the church Is'deliv­ ering a series of sermons Sunday nights on "NlgHt Scenes in Life of Jesus.” This Sunday he will deliver the second of the series on, "A Night on the 8ei,” Tho services begin at There is difference between 7 o'clock, Those not connected with some other church In Sanford are in cut- rate tires and stan­ vited to worship with us.dard tires a t cut • Sunday school a t 0:15 a. m. • rates . Morning worship at }1 a. nu. LAKE MART ITEMS , Mrs. W. II. Evans, and Mrs. H. L. Durant went shopping 'to San­ ford Saturday^ - Mrs. H. E. Hester spent the week end with Mrs. Dr. Evans returning 8 unday afternoon to her borne In Orlando.. The -8Job!om boys, Qoodheart, , Fred and Floyd arrived home Mon­ day night from Baltimore where they .'h a v e been for the past ala months. F. H. Humphrey spent the week . end .here with his family.* Rev. R. W. Edwards will not fill his appointment here and at Upsala Sunday on accpnnt of being called to Ohio .by the doath of a sister. Dr. Pul aston mads a professional call in oirr village last week. The friends of Mrs. Dr. Evans will be glad to know she is Improv­ ing and able to be up again MUr week’s’ ilnesa at her home here. CUT RATE TIRES Presbyterlana Meet at Gainesville The Synod of Florida Is in session PORTAGE, REPUBLIC, G O O D ^i RICH, FIRESTONE, PULLMAMV at Gainesville this. week,. It la a Sunday School Synod and this sub­ and other standard makes. ject is being omphaalsed. The fol­ lowing. are tho speakers on the Sun­ day school 'program: Dr. Gilbert Sire Plata Non-Skid Tabes Glaia of Richmond, Va., Dr. J. 0. $ 9.00 $.9 60 . $2.60 '28x3 Reakes of.Columbia, 8. C., Dr. Cal­ 12.00 2.76 30x3 H 11.60 vin French cf Winter Park; Fla., and 32x3 H 13*50 14.00 . 8.00 Rov. E. D. Brownleo of Sanford, 3.25 17.60 ' 16.60 31x4 Fla. The Presbyterian Sunday 18.60 3.60 »a • 32x4 ' , 17.50 school cnrolmont . In Florida has 19.60 3.76 18.60 33x4 grown 260 per cent In ton years. 20.00. 4.00 10.00 34x4 Rev. E. A. Spencer o f Lako City * * 86x4 21.00 ‘ 22.00 4 26 Is the moderator. Dr. W. B. Y. Wil4.60 '28.60 -.36x414 26.00 klo of Dunedin Is Btatert clerk, Rev, * 2660 6.00 27.50 .86x4H Johh R. Herndon of Ocnja is record­ 29.00 6.26 37*4 M 27.60 ing clerk and Rev, E. D, Brownlee 6.60 30.00 . 31.60 ..37x5 of Sanford Is reading cleik. Synod will meet’ next yenr at St. Pctora Gash must accompany all burg. Mr. II. C. DuBoso and Dr. Brownlee are in attendance from . out of towns orders ,S • • Sanford. ’ The Original Cut-Rate - Tire House Easy to Raise Sheep.' Sheep are doctle. enslly handled, will ■live on a greater diversity of'food, will 1308 Franklin S t.. Phone 2188 thriro on pastures earlier In tho spring and Inter. In tho fall and require less . TAMPA, FLORIDA ’ grain than other stock.. jORR^lCT fit is so important a part of .clothes that we made R study of the . 'ail:.. We try to fit not only.'your - body; but to show you ’fitting colors, p ro s ­ per styles, fitting materials, for y o u ‘ and • your needs. We put a great deal of care into this; because we accept .responsibility' ■* for it; if you are hot wholly satisfied we want you to come back with the goods. Hart Schaffner & Marx suits here to fit every man on: Again the, dtlaena of 8anford havo Trade told of the godd accomplished demonstrated' their "pull together” and expressed himself as satisfied spirit and on Tuesday last gave free­ with results. M. E. Dpolsy, ono of men ly their time add ear* for more than Geneva’* moat . progressive four hours ssslsUng their Board of couldn't help from making two Trade in entertaining the delegation speeches and both were to the point of fifty five persona arriving in San­ and sound arguments. Rev. putford,'on. the Clyde Steamsr OsOeola. teridge advocated the' eplrir of co­ The party represented New England operation aa the'needed remedy for undertaker* and through the efforts moral life. Col. Malnes, always a of State Secretary F. L. Miller, the leading progressive and * hard work­ party was persuaded to come up to er for the Interest of his county de­ Sanford; Mr. Miller making t h f boat livered the goods. I n ‘hts^addres^ss trip with them from'JkckaonvlUe to usual.' Judtfr Dickinson, vice1 pres* Sanford. Ad DeLand landing, the ldent of (he Board-of Trade told of party was ,met by Messrs. A. P. the, weight an organisation could Connelly end O. L. Taylor, who rep­ have iiutl was • having In bettering resented the Board .of Trade. On condiilonii for the county and for arrival*at Sanford the following d tl Sanford. E. T. Woodruff, chairman sens with their care mat the p s rty jtf the Board of Trade Waterways and. also gave them a . fifty mile committee and who will represent drive through Seminole and-Volusia the, organisation at the' Miami concounties: ' Mayor J. D. Davison, ventlon, 'Nov. 27th to 30th spoke Isadlng the drive, G. F. Smith, Roy interestingly on the subject end Tillie, T. S. Huff, John Meisch, C. made it clear as to the advantages M. Hand, J. O. Hurley, Fell* Prank, to be derived from the active work Mrs. Joe Harrotd, Mrs. F.-L. Miller, belnfe giver) this project through the L. P. MeCuller, A. E. Yowell and Board Of Trade. A. P. Connelly. A t* luhcheon t t t Messrs. MeCuller, Hand and Taylor 0 u Taylor, head brakeman of drew special mention because of their tb# PeopIea yBank walked /rom fian. ■Ian - I ha witaalw * I m• mI mI mam f k a f _^ . . .• sire, the guests maintaining i n a t fo rd . to G'eM r, . Tuesday -night aIn this was due to the excellent ettuce order t0 ^ pre#ent for §upper> produced In Sanford. Mrs. I trrold That tnorn[dK h# aUo wglked to. and her famous BuIck ^SIx.” ^drew fetber wlth. A< P. Connelly, from the title of "lady.speed king,” be- Sanford to DeLand U nding to mect cause of her dexterous high speed tho 0 gceo, i # get breakfaat and return drlylng-tw lce during the trip, re- t0 8anTord with the undertakers, vlving. methods had to»be resorted to Mf> TaykoI, t0^ a ault caM wjth ifi order to bring back to eaVth one h|m orter t0 M n g a guppJy rf of her party. Anyway, the Board of ^ home< but gg L M, Rehblndcr, Trade sincerely appreciate* the fine c E Henry. and E A. Douglara spirit shown and abo thank the fornled themf€,vea ,nto . COmmiUco many othere.who Undered their cars t0 prevent thij Mr. TsylOr threw and timo if needed. Truly there is a away his carpet bag and.returned to wonderful spirit ho<*e and it Is break­ Sanford and has since been under Ing Into realization fast and such a tb r , d5ctpra cara because . of over spirit will yet make Sanford the eating. . leading city* of central F]yiIda. . T . t '" t • * t t t Sir Ed. Putnam Is also ill from Forty Sanford dtlxehs, among _ . . . . , . the them several ladles attended tho «ffecta of ■ <<>|u‘ ro "»e»‘ obU,n' d** monthly meeting * h e ld -a t Genov..Gen^ J ™ * ” n «ht’ "• U Tuead.y night. Altogether more than ,,r 0nf Iyn ,n 1 ™ ' * ' a™*? A ono hundred and twenty five per° Trade dinner, and sons were present and tho meeting ‘“ UU th lt 0,1 Bhould bo hc,d was ono of - the-, most successful cneva. „ ^ ^ Board of Trade gatherings ever held Gi Ball, manager of tho FerTho elegant supper spoke for itself and mado all know that tho Geneva, ntld Hardware Co. was given back citizens believe in Sonjinole • county his two dollars by Editor Holly. Mr. Ball had offered thia to induco first, last and all tho timo. Mr. Holly to call on him to speak . Tile auppor nnd meeting consumed hut owing to Ills stufTed condition in more than threo hours and it wns ten minute* after sitting down to attested by more than n'dozen citi­ suppper he forgot entirely the speech zens of their esteem for tho efficient he'had rehearsing for thq past work of the Hoard of. Trade. Vice two weeks. • ’ ' President R. J. Holly presided and . ‘ ' . '. v *t ' t . ». . among the prominent speakers were Prof, . A. L. Hatch and E. A. Mr. F.*P. Forster of.tho First Na­ tional Rank, who paid the organiza­ Douglass were hooked to speak liui tion tho compllmont of having ac- want soundly to steep directly after compllsh d -far more than any • nnd .were later found cngnnlzatlon cf Itr kind over atlemptflfh. dreams and talking in ed In Sa"f*rd. f County Commission- t ^ic'r eleep. ers Kilbeo - nnd SwiJ'C urged cot t t operation and assured all cf their During the entire prorrnm C. K. loyal support. L. A. Shbldon, a cltnn(l T- s - .IIufr remained at isen of Genov* and « member or t h e 'tbo ^ ^ t\ 0:3° ?• m' lthn° "co« , . . . , , , . ito i lt Lura», .14 perch and 3 black board of governor, of the Board.cf .,>a*i> Huff( , , adln? w-th 14 ppfrhp 3 . ......... . ......... . — ------ a [bass and 6 mu’lits to hi« credir. V^ C.. Culler foil but of tho rarp uft-r tho t-nth lap but stood up well un­ de)* a total of eleven, threo -pound bass. #. f . t t t 8. J. Carnra Is going to hook h'a hotel for sale and movo to Genova. Parson Carnes cleared at 11:16 p. m. with a fu'l cargo.of mixed fi«h billed for "somewhere In Sanford.” ; t t i *• * Mrs. E. T. Woodruff, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Miss Clara Phillips, Mrs. C. K. Lucas and Miss Jimmie Laing called at the Board of Trade office yesterday' urging^ that they -be In­ vited to »H* and every dinner in future. • . t f t ’ . Indications by bulletin a^ the home, of Editor Holly, 11:48 last nigkt assured ilk that he would be well enough to get out the Herald bn time aa per usual. Over eating is what. Dr. Tolar called hia trouble. Superinduced at Geneva, Fla. They’re designed for extra large me stout men, tall men; extra large; the Jin have to be different to give the best effects t t t t • »Jv ‘ k ‘i ' We Are Also Agents For The Celebrated FL O R E N C E AUTOMATIC — A N D -1- PURITAN OIL COOK STOVES SPORTSM EN’S HEADQUARTERS GUNS, AMMUNITION ............... Season Opens November 20th Are You Ready? The G eO ..H . dwareCoJ - SSOi Sfc fmlgta* (M s st. im k ib k iM ’U H ta.g au ii. VMrosn »l_ MSkwTnM but!IrtWOsia MS b*. FUrMa Btoch I M h AWmxI Brest------ link*. I.rs ba. _ . IJS b * . - s » T»b«. IB I* . see tm. Sm i m i lire at------issa a* . D. b . b m * si— jo re* is. Write for complete catalog of all seeds BLOOMFIELD NURSERY & SEED CO MONTICBLLO, FLORIDA T H E U N IV E R iS A L C A R Tho m ost desirablo features of m otor car constiuction are found in F o rd care. T hey are strong with th e stren gth, of vanadium steel, heat-treated b y Ford m ethods. Excess weight is elim inated b y stren g th , a n d allows the Ford more power fo r its w eight th a n an y other car. • Back of th e c a r is th e organization which has b u ilt and sold over tw o million Ford care. The Ford car saves tim e— is a su re m oney-hnkcr. R unabout $345, T o u rin g C a r $360, Ton Truck .$600.00, C oupelet $560, Tow n C a r $645, Sedan $695—all f. o. b. D etroit. O n display and for sale by - ’ C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer ' - EDWARD HIGGINS 'v Salesman A T L A N T I C C O A S T LINE STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE SOUTH DAILY TRA IN S TO WASHING­ TON AND NEW YORK No. 82 Lt Jacksonrllle. -9:10 a. m. . Ar Savannah__ 1:15 p.m. . Ar Charleston__ 5:35 p.m; ‘ Ar Richmond__ 5:05 a. m. Ar Washingtons—8:40 a. m. Ar Baltimore-----10:57 a. m. Ar W. PhU'phla- 1:07 p. m. Ar New Ynrk___ 3:18____ p.m. _____ _ ___ No. 86 .* •No. 80 12:01 p. m. * 8:10 p. m. 4.*01p. m. 12.-38 a. m. 8:18 p. m. 8:45 a.m. 7:35 a.m . . 7:45 p.m. 10tS5 a. ra. 11:50 p.m.' 12:10 p.m. 1:10 a. m. 2J!7 p. in. . 3:30a. m, 4:35 p.m. *“ 5^0 a. m* A ll.,u*l dM tHf faaa, II,b u , P altaaa d ra v la f raare adwrera. Iralaa »J, a ad M. Ia<al i l H y m n U b I b m a i k . f l WMI i n M l m. F,a« ra d la ta i cbilr rea/baa ' D4aia< r«* m aaUllb For Information or React Tatlon Phone oi Write « . A T L A N T IC C O A ST L IN E 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough' Hotel, Tampa. Fta • Phone 17 ' , T. ' ^ h o n e 182 Sanford Vulcanizing Works E. W. DICKSON 314 W. 1st ST. ~ SANFORD, FLA. ► i- --- ------------ - - , * PHONE 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires , STARTING BATTERIES ALL REPAIR W O R K GUARANTEED ♦ FREE A IR SERVICE t .. Judge Houthblder states emphati­ cally that there Is no I*w agalnal fishing provided their are cooked Ir 'Geneva. . > . - . f t t Sam Lloyd, hearing of the Board of Trado supper at- Geneva; gave $7.00 to i Hanford, chauffeur to get him there. He'a tick today-and un­ til'Sunday noon. The Home of Hart Schaffnei'& Marx Clothes t- t Geo. D. H y t ofTers an unlimited Insurance policy for another invlta tlon to * Geneva supper. However, he will not'be in condition to sbltdt any business for two or three days. yle’s in them, the distinctive individuality, the frne tailoring a n d fabrics. Men of the ;c types want these things as much as an ■r BBC8RABY) HEATING AND COOK ST0 Mala Wasp* Net Hardy. * 'There isn’t a male waap in existence when winter ends. Late the preceding Call the waape mate. The coming cold weather kllle every worker and mala, while lira. Wasp hie* herself to a con. venlant place and hibernates. ready to coate forth la the spring and lair eggs to'replenlah the race. . • f 4 On Flonr*-Gram and Feed Fruit and V egetable Crate# �,r* II. U K X. MEN BENI ■ u r * A. M e a n s M u c h t o In T h e H ankn n. IM firat ek.enin* of.ttra state °* “ rbr'funds' for the Wnr K E fS -iril ol th . V. M. O. A , f - rtports from sU counties f e S that okor'f9(000 had been rSttd ^ f o r the work. An analysis or JVwk done by aeversi of the sfe P L work done-by soveral-of tho kiura ahowa that in many cases th have been satisfied to'.aeC • small -contribution instead or igliUntial subscription., This la v^ft the fivers are well able to ^ contributions to the fund ^ will be a real help. Diversify Your Fruit Growing nw b I«* •• Iwportoat — t, ,rv« tttrnl (*"• "»**• oom i mu n]f on# iMfif* it •••• TW fr»H rrxrwrr mU u . • Hln), h« »M « " * * p B irt.t -hkh.rbM w H « < trial | m 4 rtturvC Plant Jewell Peach Tree* TVr UHm la ad IM hW» aw UaS> of ctaUal and _ U nc»U*' K*rlr aularta*. rkfc •»! Jalcr. U* Jtwrfl U a f.m iu market aori. *«TT faw f and f r u i t e r a w a r ■MS k*»« an ortkard of ItM tmrkm. riant trow Ula m m a»d J°u t aa m II poachoa trm Ikm In two soar*. • • Send T o d a y F o r . Grilling’s C atalog Tib nrw Look drtrrlbw our „W U ilock of Jrwall and «Wr rood poarhra, Japan parlaasoaa, plums, l i t , pnpan and ad Inn, rnam and a ’ Tarlad v w tiu il of I-OM, plants and tknU far horn around plant* *U, You .Koul hart this book isl plan to mora arrallf dt* rtn i!t .our fruit arowlnw.. JOn mi llrtl frrf on ipplldtioila i honor of tho state upon tho manner in whleh the d “ “ r**V°nd to the esll for money with which to help ', the' boys [h khaki. The men from Floridn-ere to bo -bonefitted with the money now being raisjd.._ir the people oi this etate wanj the war to end soon and want to aavo the Uvea or the. Amer­ ican men who aro going “over there" to fight the barbarians .they should jtlvo frocly. This land will do more lo brink the war to it auccmful and early close than *ny other like amount of money no matter how apent. Another reason why those who have ahoufd gike to the Y. M. C. A. fund is because the men in the army .Wfnt the things which thhr money will buy." The enlisted men enjoy all of the comforts which la produced in the big training camps'by the War Work Council. These comforts and reminders of home .can* only bo fur.pished, to the men in the ranks In proportion to the way in which tho people back home furnish tho necetr aary funds. f The ranking officers in France and eken in tho home camps declare that the burden of the thoughts, of the men is, “ To the people at home care?" The only effective answer to this despair producing question is a liberal giving.. All of tho monoy goes‘direct to the men.. The peoplo who. are a t work raising tho.fund are unpaldi the secretaries in ■the war camps aro not paid out of it. This money is used to construct buildings, furnish them and supply them with the thingi which the on listed men desire. Tho nation is raising $35,000,000. Florida is asked to give but $100,000. Liberty bonds will be accopted. In caso the people make tho excuse that they would give but have in­ vested their money in Liberty Bonds the solicitors . sro instructed to aecopt these Liberty Bonds aa contri butions. They are as good as mon­ ey. And it must also bo remembered that it will be much cheaper’to'give a part to entertain the American soldier thafi it will be to give all to entertain the German soldier—that ia not mentioning the patriotic side of It. . • Special Music Service The first of the special musical servlcca at the Church of the Holy Cross, one Sabbath night each month will bo this Sunday night, 24th Sun­ day niter. Trinity,. Nov.- 18th. .The la U r.ila l# N u rs e rie s service; begins nt 7 p. m. to which JLF.D.l-YMiccienny, Fla. nll# aro most cordially invited.. To asaist tho fine new pipe organ just Installed in the church-will bo sev­ eral violin numbers Tendered by Miss Margaret S. Tinnc, a most ac­ complished professor of the ' violin. Mrs. ' Fannie Stcmbridgo Munson will preside s t the organ. Tho order of scrkico will be: Prelude (Organ). “Andante," LcM atas . * . .* . *. Processional, "At the Name of Jesus," Organ and Violin * Vespers, Prpycr Book Hymn, “ Holy, Uoly, Holy" Address, Rov*. Rector jjm this dlrctive remedy at hand. Violin (Mlss-Tinne, "Lar'ghetto"— hr troupy children. It's thankful Kw.lVa«nt to take. Mildly laxative. Moxart Organ (Mrs.. Munson), "Contcm all druggists pintion," Vretbald , . Violin (Miss Tinno), "Andante Religioao," Thome Vesper Hymn, "Savior Agsin" Recessional, -"Rejoice ye Pure in Heart," Organ arid Violin Postlude (Organ), "March," — Monchnm. C M. G rilfing & Co. jw\Cou$hs s Colds "^•**bp»tion Catties 5 t t tP *?\te n»atter; Usa Dr. n**'/'rr Life Pdla and keep well. to no better safeguard against —-—TrY>ttonight; 25c. All drurvists VS SUPERIOR , TO ANY LIVER MEDICINE SOLD" aB°WER. Sanford, Fto. \ U t \ T Z iL v .. - ., •• Recovered in d Repaired WANT ADS PAY N e x t D o o r to B a k e r y Poll Line o f — > V* •• 1 F lo rid a a n d W e ste rn M e a t s My aim will be to httndle the best there is oii the market and give prompt, courteous service. • *•» Free Delivery _ Phone 1 0 6 Seed Potatoes Maine Grown Selected Seed Spalding’s No. 4 Rose V Tarly Red Bliss Triumph Irish Cobllers . . . • ‘ * . a • • . • * Wo are now ready lo receive orders and make contracti for Novem­ ber, December and January Delivery. Write for prices, stating quanti its and varieties wanted. Our Seed Potatoes aro the highest qtality Maine Grown selected seed. - Wo are familiar with the conditions in Florida, nd our a *ed s u c k , ia selected. . You should plant Mslno grown seed for best results. •WHITE rO R D E S C R im tE BEED CATALOGUK. -'■11 E . A . M a r tin S e e d C o m p a n y Corner Ncwnsn and Ray, Jacksonville, Fla. \,1 Olddst Established and Largest Seed House in tho Stato A T T E N T IO N ! O W N ER S . T r y it I S e e l W h o le s o m e Cottolene goes' farther. That's because Cottolene is richer. Cotto­ lene is today’s common-sense short­ ening. I t puts economy into the good thingi that you bake with it. T ry this cottage pudding, or take onepf your favorite redpea. Only be sum you use »nt~third less of Cotto-' lene than you do of.butter or other shortenings. RECIPE P e a c h C o tU g o P u d d in g U cup Cottolen«| 1 cup tugafi 1,‘. ec<| U cup mllk| 2 cups pastry flourj 4 Imitwspooru biking powdw,Jf t* * -tpooo sallf % tmspooo almond extract. • Sliced preserved or fresh peaches. J. * Cream Cottolen*, add sugar gradu­ ally, thm rgg wfU'beateo. But together flour, baking powd« arid I add to Apt inlxtur# ahernately with milk. Add eitrset and beat thoroughly.' Il*ks In shilloWpan. Cut in'aqusrts, pils with fllcsd ^ pesetas and sugar, and asrva.with hot. uucs or cmm. • 7i . a. ' , . . t -• • - *Sf N EW IN N E R TUBES AW AY METHODIST YEAR CLOSING £ S ifS S S « • •, r,;,. The subject of the sermon for Jh e day morning and wired Schello morning, will be caprogreaa.'The Maine#, - county.. treasurer *of the members memoen of or this church are wonder- v ir r> a «r w -* - . * # .. J.' T. ing * C* A* War Work «*P»c WHITTENtiURO AND BOYD •u ft whom wmwiu .they t * u c / will wit* have u a y v ifor u r their t u v i r Y* __ t _ f ^ L » • -s#i»^»i' la! rnmrrftlnlatlnna (nv O am I ha I m MlMtelVM if AllflNM# minister next year. • The pastor has 1,1 congrstulationa for, • Seminole decided to preach pn ‘the subject, county on the fine showingcthat the l i f t VteMa At*. Tm m , H "The Preacher" at the ovening ser- county Is making in the campaign tho Church •»<(, for-fund, to W .p th . "H o n ,. Plro. pastor are cordially invited to wor• 1 ship with us at both these hours. •) Burning" for tho boys in thtf _jThe,Sunday schooj presents an op-‘ tranches, portunity for Bible study and in•plration which ono can ill afford to miss. Large crowds and fine inter­ y w n m o n r in r i onrinrw O aftarw w inoarinriarw rw cM ^V inriarw tfiaonor est is the rulo in this chbrch and Bunday -school. ■Latter From Morris Spencer Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor of Sanford Htrald, Sanford, Fla.: * The food production act of Aug, My Dear Mr. Holly:— I a n writing to you In behalf of 10th, 1917, authorises. the Secretary the boys-of the U. 8. Navy ani*at of Agriculture to investigate and- certhe request of Mr. J. Maxwell .Car­ tlfy to shippers the conditions as to rara, the man who 1# at the head of soundness of fruit, vegetables, and the Navy Club and who is doing a other food productajghen received fit important centrtl markets dosig great 'dell* for tho* comfort of the nated by the secretary under rules boys of the Navy 4k Marino Corps. and. regulations prescribed by him. . His LMr. Carrera's) Idea*is to get These certificates are to be prims the Ihdies-and girls, of the different facie evidence in all courts of the states to take Intcroft in the boys truth of the statements they contain and act, aa he calls them, god­ .The Chief of the Bureau of Mar­ mothers, to send the boys. different kets of tho dopsrtment ia charged small articles of use to them, such as with the establishment and super shaving outfits and .other toilet a vision of this service.' • For convoni- tides and’in fact almost anything la ' Ince In administration the important of use to the boys. central markets designat'd by the The pipers up in most rf the secretary hako been divide-* into a ix ld tira and towns are trklng up this divisions or districts, with a super-; great move and Mr. Carrera wo» Id vising inspector responsiblo for each 'llko.vary much to have you mention division.. . . , it in the Herald. Everyono can get Information con­ Information concerning the service cerning this move by writing to M r.. may bo obtained-*from tho Chl'f of tho Bureau of Markets, United J. Maxwell Carrera, care of - Navy States Department of Agriculture, Club, at 605 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City. , It would be of great help to thp Washington, D. C. b . 's 'fighting for. tho greatest nation o tho world—the United States of Cecilian Music Club America, at tho hc<d of which la The Cecilian Music Club m6t on President Woodrow Wilson, ono of Saturday, Nok. lOjh.at the Munson the greatest men tho world has ever Studio-nnd many new members produced, and with tho help of tho * cAj voted in. The fpllowirvg pro­ peoplo of this great country it will gram was enjoyed. not take him long to defeat this Part I. great Teuton power and establish In the Canoo....;—,'™Mary Branning dcomcracy tho wor\d oyer. *t Margaret Northfleet I sincerely ask you and the people Holiday March ................ !.....Prosser of my homo state to cooperate with .. Lily May Wilmot Nocturne................................^....Kcrn Mr. Carrere in his grt>at work. Thanking you in advance, I am Lucille Pope One of the Sanford Boys, Voices of tho Woods (simpl'> Morris H. Spencer, Tied)........ . . . Buhcnstcin U. S. S. Leviathan, . Georgia Mobley - card Pos‘ master N. Y. Clty. Bohemian Dance.......... ______ Weber Seminole C o irr-tn 'rtcd Georgia Mol ley Sta'.e Secretary O E. MapI* took Alpine Song................. Karl DuCflle tirn-* oT from hi# u u.il t'utica y *ato * Kitty DuPcac Country Dnnce (Little Folk Suite)...,................-------- Cora Dajc , . . .. Mildred Holly March—. .....L—;........... Schmall ’ Ruby Hart Part II. Minuet from Symphony in E Flat................ Moxart Theodore nnd Adelo Rnnge Intermcxxo llarr^nclT ... Winnie Strong Saltorcjla,— ............ —...... ..Bach Virginia DcCoursey Reading, At the Beach Muriel Harrold The Annual Conference Meeta in Miami Dec. Gth Tho services next Sunday will be a review of the year’s work in the Methodist church of this city. The pastor will give a brief account of the work to date, also show what may bo dono yet to make a better showing. : * **. Church services for Sunday,' 24th ■» — r unday’sfjer Trinity,-Nov. 18th will be: I^ow celebration, 7:30 a. m. Sunday achocl, 9:45 , • Morning service,. 11 it. m., ‘Vespers, 7 m. ’_ ** Mr. H#ory W. Plicher of the firm of Pilcher Sons Of Loulavillle, Ky., the builders of*tho new pipe organ for Holy Cross Church was a recent visitor at the Rectory. While here,* Mr. Pilcher looked over the new or­ gan and pronounced it perfect in all ,Csmi»oo Qratltuds. , Col. W. A.' cfetalls. Mr.-Pilcher la himself a re­ His Approval nowned organ recitalist * and har me— ‘premised to fdve a rocitalfn Holy cross either December or January. Exact Trying I t , , folios Mer. wi*"fCC‘”‘J?w,ntr .unioliclted J e tte r dote to b-' - " m fa-,jL,.tt,‘lr received b* the manuM"ri;i^ bL■tver ,h tmMcdi ,0 U New li. . . Ak^ptiiion Service . The food-products Inspection ajr ta, tomion c ? f *nY othcr r«Ar; vfpq ^ttabllshed ,b y ;fh*e Department I^Pfrtiioa ffAKra,‘,uJe C4,,‘ for •**, I w C . V rotm me of the- wonder- of Agriculture under .the *authoHty Um V|J:,P >°ur health-gfvlng of the food production .act, way'.made frririct uV"?- ' Vi,h * large ex- available November;! to ihlppors cf “ nr Vledir;ry,n? .an‘1 u,Sn* various fruits and vegetables in two large remedy it* ,avc never fou,Jd; 'rt? i L - u ‘ ,*0j completely. m- rketa—New York and Chicago. It will bV,extended lh the next . -> ‘7 .a"J makes a feW wteks to K ansu City, Boston, V»rti»’i Li, * w 11 worth living, •tally • *rr Medicine relieve! Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Minne­ 2*',s He'liT«c,lvS!y constipation, apolis, ' F o rtW o rth , Houston and Kt r i i t i , * ' active func;: other market^. The stipwvislng in-• and norma __ _ i ; u. ■■ H rnifu| 11 "ighe sleep is sweet specters in the flrit two dlstricta now are training inspectors and are o| thi, , ,a\?. u,ed tbree» * *P,cpd«d remedy and preparing to receive applications for «o ,ay it does afl and inspections. ‘ cl>im for i f f * * ™ I t U thought likely that for. some , .W. A. TERREL time will be made mostly1 £**»»> bottle „ • *Decatur,, _ _ _ . inspections . ^ ________, th t * monfv6^ara,nUed lo pl**»e of cars car# of produce product eoneemlng coupe aoine dis­ !8*'< pute.. Applications.must be'made • • h, telephone, letter, or In per MP,®.' , Applications must contain a complete shipment, woM H T w udescription n cn p u sn oofn ntho o iM p iB in i, Including the namp; and address of Inn. ahlnrui# and «•#•«! yecelvor.^car Wa■»!».-.» •»*—- num­ .. the-ahipper ber, initials and routing, contents' and .th e particular particular condition condition con con ebrning which inspection la refluested Inspectors will certify as to the condition of fruits and vegetables only, No charge will bo made for tho service. An inspection certificate will be issued regarding each car or lot inspected and the original delik erad or mailed to the shipper or his representative. Upon request of the shipper or his representative all or pari 6f the contents of “the Inspec­ tion certificate will.be teiographed to him qt his expense, . By special arrangement we have secured the privilege of giving away absolutely F R E E an extra heavy high grade -Mohawk Antimony-Red Inner Tube with each of the first 60 tires purchased. This special.and very*liberal inducement is made to introduce the tires and tubes and establish to .the satisfaction of the trade the exceptional quality of Mo­ hawk products.. .This tube is given in addition to the- usual 6 per cent off for cadi. Come in early and get yours before the 60 are gone/ One to' a customer... C O N S T R U C T I O N MOHAWK QUALITY. TIRES .ARE. HAND-MADE FROM BEAD TO THREAD. FABRIC:'Sea-Island 17^ ounce finest obtainable. FRICTION and CUSHION: Pure Para and Ceylon Rubber. TREAD: White tread only.' The famous Z&c Oxide, Sulphur and rubber tread—the toughest tread ever developed. MOHAWK QUALITY TIR ES and Tubes are the product of 20 years' experience in tire building and have a record of four years of wonderful service. Adjustments are few and when necessary ate made on a basis of. 6,000 miles. The RULE- (and not the EXCEPTION) is th at Mohawlk Quality Tires make from 6,000 to 20,000 miles. . F O R D S IZ E S R E -E N F O R C E D 30x3,4 Plies; 30x3>£, 6 Plies; 4 inch, -6 Plies of the same grade and weight of fabric as used in the larger sizes..- Insures 25 to 30 per cent more strength and frequently doubles the milage obtained. TH IS IS YOUR BEST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A REALLY HIGH QUALITYT IR E AT LESS .THAN YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR ANY OTHER MAKE. TH IS .IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO GET. 1,500 miles of tire service FREE. We are giving you ini merchandise what is usually apent in advertising in the magazines and Hews papers.' » We Personally Stand Behind Every T ir e ' arid 'Tube Mail Orders Will Be Given Prompt Attention ’ ' ■ CORNER V lRST AND O A K ST R E E T . REPAIR At g ro cers to tin# . -i ■ A SPECIALTY ■J-M M .-■ m im - » \ -'ll �. ' V A N P A P n U p b A T f l should Me m big edition-of the paper l u f t i l r U ^ U ^ U u H i u U placed In tho hand* of the people, is' the year of all years to make / t f e i * HOLLT. E d l t o ^ _ ^ J .Thla “ M. HAYNES, Business Manager the children feel happy and the year of all years for the business mtfti to go after the holiday trade and there la no better roedulm than The Ilerald. ’It covers this aeetlon like the N PKICB IN ADTiNCS , dew and aside from our regular sub­ k*. r tu r r .,.:.. scription list tho Chriatma sedltioa .. MONTHS * «JS will go to thousands of others ♦ho l» ll will read-and be benefitted thereby WNer^llsUwCUiHOBfTUf |M # r« fw lp and will come to Sanford and do A4t» « „ KX. P « M - U > M M i w n M art M M*4a M O IM their Christmas shopping. . Remember th at the big edition will be published.on Dcccmbor 11th, . givjng fourteen jla y f before ChriatiW. i U mas and'plenty of time for the shop­ Ini pers. Get your copy ready early. • HERALD PRINTING COMPANY B * _ _. r ^ tested. that w a y it aervaa to put men on' the firing line and .assumes at home, thtf* duties th at had de­ volved on them, So no Florida woman should sug gost the theater or the picture sb&w on tho night when the Home Guard meets! They should encourage tho men they can influence to attend drills and perfect themselves In mili­ ta ry affairs so that in time of emer­ gency the women and children—the homes of Florida may Uo’efficiently' protected.—Tlmei-Unlon. U*fr***r/-;i•Vu»V»i <f- ■KW iiffi? aG ZC 1 £ | ,x2&S(& A Banking Service That You Will Appreciate 1! Wo believe in honest an d conservative m ethods. W e believe in p ro m p t­ ness, courtesy and th e b est banking service th a t is possible to a tta in . >5 W ith these purposes ev er before us, we cordially invito Y O U R account,.* * • •* „* ^ • w ith th e assurance of S afety and satisfaction. * • . SURPLUS $15,000.00 CAPITAL 130,000.00 WOMAN'S CLUB PEOPLES^^ K C^SAN F0 RD Mrs. Hal Wight, acting chairman of the 8ocial Department called to­ gether a meeting.on Tuesday-.last prior to the beginning of the World WE ARE EXPECTED War bridge and Sewing Party given To buy just aa-we have always th at afternoon by the department, C. M. HAND O, L TAYLOR II. IL STEVENS It* R.-DtAS bought, -, . . Ass*l Caddo* this meeting for the purpose of ar­ .T U -IW A * P. L WOODRUFF Vica-PmUm* To conserve our food with wis- ranging for and appointing chairman Uom. , . • • of tho committees tot- the getiing to­ T H E BA N K TH A T IN SU RES YOUR D EPO SITS To e'at'thrce m eals'per day but gether and packing of tho Xmas save tho waste. boles to be yent our boys in the To'make-fclad the hearts of young Array and Navy. and old at Christmas aa usual, To keep -every business going and ^Srs. J. 8. Smith was made chair­ Japan, of the native Nippon, means going good aa if the war was over! man of the baking committee and '£un Land" or land of tho rising st-v. ■ To help>each other more than we Mrs. Samuel Puleston chairman of sun and signifies the fountain of No need to gst beaded up over the have evor dohe before in our exist- the packing committee. These la­ light. Although Japan baa passed dies will appoint and call togother city, election for a:.aordi ( to our ence. • their respective committees and com through successive eras of tribal Oaa ItaadraA aad TUtf Ramaa. - B an^raa PUa r ia n t Lacatka fa air. aa T u r a 'a Na* O . J L reckoning the oflictra el.cted ‘now government, pure monarchy, feudal­ RATES ON APfLlCATION. MM«a «*■“ tMUr tJ,M,/.'OrcrUtkU* T Kew.QawW, r u 7’ V u k The government does not expect plcte plans for this work; will only hold over'until the com ism, anarchy, and modrn empire its UcaUd la T u i h ' i KatUoit. Caartalaal -i,1,1.0^ " if* — Cm Llata, Oh and does not wish anyone to stop Sufficient-funds are In hand' for minion form gocs'lnto effect! to why **• tlaaa buying anything..’*If wo atop buy­ !he_j)rp mo flop., a cprni IftUoa-Ol ruling dynasty' boasts of forty six *h« »?;£y; U centuries 'Tjf' tinbrokeir'clttlm*, tfesYOUR COMFORT CARED FOR | "A Hotel Man With A Conscience" ing at this time wo atop all business these boxes -arid it ia fully expected »* • ** and this would apell the ruin of the thitt they will go on their pleasant ccnt from tho “Sun Goddess".is a — The Stnford Board of Trade government more quickly than if mission the 24th day of this month. matter of faith with the Japanese mothers cookies or Jono'a rxied cliiek: not a Sanford Board of Trade but a Germany had us by the throat. HOTEL It is a very notable fact that this who baso Upon it their claim of the cn. Belle Caso Harrington writes in r J.ALBbRTUS T. STAPLETON. P r ^ . mmd M p. " Seminole county, proposition, aa the The government eannot and wil department has already started to Mikado divinity. Leslie's. Men in outdoor training havo Oppm. UalMi Htetka EUKOPEAN PLAN recent trip to Geneva demonstrated not expect ua*to buy Liberty Bonds The. empire seems to have had a good oppctltcs.'and they are far better N«*r thr*« ito ry brick H ot.L hot aad cold France six splendid Xmas boxes The Board of Trade ia good for 600 help :the Red Cross and the ‘M with tho hope that they will cheer previous existence of 2,470' yeajs. P” r , l « “*d Utho, r.turn off physically than If fed on the salads call bail) a ltb modtrn conveakacH . Whta la members by the first oT January. C, A. and other projects if -we are tho heart* of all "Sammies'' on After wo rcqd of.ail the good men and Ices and sodas they probably T,J“P5.,S0P TK.h “ * W aaalkW yourpatroa.z. e »BI do what M M to m i Ira your itay alia obliged to stop buying food anc Xmas day which must under best who have made .the warriors of Ja­ would have at homo. What they miss *r aa pi arnat* . MX T w tefi 8 U n l • I’hont n i l roost la sweet*. If you aro sending clothing and Christmas present^ anc The. Gainesville Stfn is out .yjth i circumstances be a somowhat dismal pan one docs not wonder that^apan has been ‘called tho key to tho Ori­ things from homo put In cookies, can­ 89-page apecial Alachua County Fair following along the same lines that ‘day for thorn and many others* ent. *. *. dles and jams or Jclllca. Milk choi«>Edition and-it Is a good one In every we have always followed. To Isy 8L P„_ li. Macedonia* The World War brldgo and sowing Mrs. Maxwell’s paper on The lato is ono of tho things a soldier seems detail. '-.Full of good articles one down now means that wo cannot car­ party was unique from a standpoint Macedonia was the first part Of Eu­ to crave, and n-Jnr of malted milk plenty of - advertising and- shows ry on business an‘d to atop business of name and arrangement of tho Japanese in America was instructive will como handy if he. la not feeling rope which received the gospel dlfeCt th at Gainesville is', on tho mnp in means stopping the government ma tables! Half wero named Japan apd is well as ontcrtalning; it clearing up well. Bo sure not to send food that ia from SL PiuL* The account of this through Macedonia (Acts chlricry. -. large letters. half Germany, and as nil'tho world somo things on tho immigration too rich. The boys aro on plain diet, Journoy 10:10; 18:16)'Je marked by-copious problem hitherto not all understood. ----- 0 ----with extremes of climate, and some­ Please bear this in mind and go even card players seemed united in detail and -well-defined. Incident. ' The California situation was cited times doubtful water supply—nnd boysThe first cars of lettuce from San­ right along as'you havo alwaysTlone ono big effort to defeat Germany in too ns well os Chicago's, I|owevcr, ncrer do have sense when II comes to ford rolled on Wednesday and Thurs­ buying what you need and giving to every wny possible. Tho contest . % in a great many awys Japan has eating! day of this week. Of fino quality every worthy project and giklng un wns entered- into with considerable much of which to be proud. and bringing n good price this means til you cannot givo more. We are jest, resulting as wo hope will bo In answer to tho. roll cill many H E L P M E E T S A R E N E E D E D Y E T that soon many cars will be rolling expected to do all that Is posalblo truo in the Japan and tho .Allies amusing aa'wcll as true, in n modern to win thlrf wnr and to win we must winning. This wo tako ns a fa’vor.and the wealth will he rolling back sense, quotations of-tho Orient were Testimony-of 8uffraglit Plainly Shows • , to tho growers of the Sanford-sec- keep business going and going good. nblo omen. ' That Mero Man Cannot Do - * given. ' 'tion. This meins more' prosperity. This is the holiday scayon and we Without Them. There were threo prizes, nnd a war ; : ‘ • ----- o*----- . should mako it -the holiday season cako raffled, -nil being donnted by I At the Congregational Church. There Is no use denying It,- mister * '“ Caruso siys that he will afng just ns much and even more so than members of the. deaprtment, tho over before, “ Men-who had understanding o mnn ennnot exist without n helpmeet, prizes nnd their winners bring cs 'The Star Spangled Banner.' Well, Look cheerful, buy whnt you want, follows^ Bridge nnd Five Hundred the timis, to know what Israc n Now York correspondent of the he can sing It. Most of iis can't.” — Pittsburgh Dispatch writes. The wom­ boost‘(Sanfprd nnd Seminole county, prizes were a beautiful knitting bag ought to do." From,a teller enfilt from The Now York World. en themselves -admit this much, but boost tho Hoard of Trade, boost The wisdom nnd action of these a U. S. effietr In Ftanti to each lucky winner, being respect­ -* But nil of us can rtxo and uncover thwr deny cmphntlcally that they aro your merchants and your hotels and men who nlisted in th<* cause olf ively, Miss Hawkins and ‘ Mr*. wh»n it Is sung or played.—Ft. “ W ciffeed every other hutiness and you will be O'Cojinor. Tho prizo for tho one young .David, going to him in the depemjent upon the sterner sex. No, Pierce News. Indeed. I t wns over nt tho volea for helping to win the wnr just as much very plnco where the Ilritinsh nnd Well, when we take off our hat*'wo ns the man who is in the trenches, drawing beat likeness of tho kaiser, Turks arc now lighting In Palestine women liendquartcrs recently that tho which contest took-placo among tho qnd oft accepted theory aro uncovered nil right, Bro. Glenn. m ore th a n any. o th er ar­ Conservation means to savo the sowers and knitters was won . by afford a timely suggestion to us in well-known' of tho dependency of women- upon wasto and .nothing else. oitr own present crisis. The quotpt ticle th a t could be obtain­ mere innn wns ntlncked. Mrs.. Lucas. Considerable fun was It does not mean laying down. derived from this bit of pleasure, and verse will be tho text at the Congre­ ^Someone had .volunteered the fear TO THE MERCHANTS ed in th e U nited S tates.” ----- O----Tho editor and tho business man­ thnt women will always bo regarded perhaps if tho kaiscr.saw some of tho gational church Sunday marnlng. ager of The Herald havo'lioon giv­ THE HOME GUARD efforts to truly depict hi* appearance • »Mrs. Frye will ploy “ Prolude in ns weak nnd dependent ns long as It G," by A. Hollins, nnd a* offertory, Is neccssnry for friend wife to call ing all their time and attention to The Home Gliard. of this city, ho would hardly feel flattered. “ Pastorale” by Rcbl. The anthem upon hubby to huttuq tip her wnlRt In various projects of the government composed of tho best men in tho Mrs. Morse had the winning num tho hack or see If the hooks nrp all will bo "I am Thine." In assisting and maintaining the community, has already done good her, 6, In tho cake rnflle. tight or If her hat Is on straight, nnd army and navy and Red Cross, and scrvico. . It was organised in order Sanford people will havo tho op? Guaranteed by Tho last report givon on tho flnan portunity in tho evening of hearing If her hair la nil over her head. Tho Food Conservation and Tobacco that the state might not bo helpless very fact thnt roan Is nt ntt tiroes ablo Funds, and Y. M. C. A. and every n case of sudden, cmngency.. The dal success of this affiir was 818.26 President Calyin- H. 'French of Rol .to care for. his sartorial nelf alone was IN C O W P Q W A T S O ’ which as wo all know is to'go for the other *call for help that has been N athnal Guard of Florida has gone lins College, who. will speak on cited aa nn example of tho mrylng' In­ buying and sending off of Xmas - sounded‘and now we como to tho nto training for service at tho front,' "Christian Education.” The choir dependence of tho two. “But thnt Isn't period when wo muit work a few and it is outside tho state. There is boxes to our Somlnolo county -boys anthem will be, "Dchold, now! always so," replied one of tho state days of this year for ourselves, Wo ust.ns m ich need for military pro In the Army and Navy. There be­ Praise the Lord," by Ickes. Mrs campaigner*. “My husband Went.awny have been working tho other side of tcctldn in this state as there evor ing no expense incurred this entire Julius Takarh will give an offertory on n campaign trip this summer for two weeks nnd every single night ho the Btrcoj,and now it Is ovro turn was, so tho Homo Guards is a neces­ m ount will be used fbr this cxcel- solo. ent purpose. work this sldo and wo expect to ask sary organization. For a number of yenr* President lind to wire mo to nsk where ho would Tho Music Department has ar French has had the oversight of the he likely to find, his pajamas.1’ each and every one to arsist us In Soldiers are not needed often, but ranged tho following very' interesting colleges of the Prcsbytorjan church, getting out our regular -Cbristmaa edition of T n Herald, This edition when they are needed they are badly program tor their next meeting Tues­ and our state may congratulate It Turning th* Other Cheek. l-v. is expected by the subscribers and needed. . In times of local danger day, Noy. 20tb: self on securing his scrvidcs for one “De trouble 'bout fohglvln' an cn; Paper—American Composers' — of its own institutions. • the merchants each year at this now the Home Guard is the only emy," said. Uncle Ebon, “is Out he's time and despite tho fact that th o 1protection our homes "have. Jack- Mrs. Pearson.. liable not to ‘predate yob fohglve* t war is on end tho price'of .every- 8°nvlllo haa moro than oneo neoded. Solo— (a) Nlta Gllano (Dohovcn), neaa, an’ go on dgnble-crossln* Jes' de . Get Your Towels - *! same." thing- entering Into tho-make up the assistance of the state troops, (b),. Tho Robin’ Sings In Ihq-Apple Some of the prettiest towlfls^ever of newspaper has advanced the Christ­ and has had it when ncedod. Tho Tree (McDowell); ‘(c), Sweetest seen-In Sanford will be on -display lame ia truo of o'thea places in FlorLittlo Fellow (Nov(n), Mrs. 'Albert mas edition of Tho. Herald'will come and aalo by tho ladies of tho. Pres­ and has had it when noeded. Tho Philips. out as usuul with no change in tho byterian church at tho home of Mrs. . Piano solo. (a), From Undo Remus pri^o of the paper or advertising. Ida. R. J. Holly, corner Park a v e n ^ and The. women of Florida should tako b),. Told at Sunset (McDowell), We feel that this year of all years Third street next Tuesday after­ . ----- --- ----------------------- r ——- an Interest in the Horao'Guard and Mrs. Schelto Moines. noon. 'T h e one big chance to. buy Paper, Tho Younger Group of should encouragb their husbands or pretty towcjs. ; ». * ♦ brothers to chliat~in it'a n d to at- Creature Musicians—Mrs. Scoggan. Solo (a) Tho Wind ia Whispering ftttcnd strictly to tholf duties as (Nddlingcr); (b), Notions members. The women , are .tho Lo.w WHAT SOLDIER- BOYS EAT managers of our homes. The men Adore (Shelly), Mrs. Ed. Higgins. Chorus, When Daylight Begins to of the state wish to keep them sife. Meat Served Twice Dally With Good The Home Guard is the protection Wako (Nddlingcr). All members will please be in their •» Supply of other Substantial of the homes (f Florida in time of Food—Crave Dainties. places by 3:25, Mtfhe program com­ emergency, and our women should mences at 3:30 sharp. appreciate this fact. The old Idea that army diet should 1 Our Office Supply 8tore is During the business meeting in­ So when the rilght comes for th{, consist largely of beans, hardtack and for Your Convenience, In order assemblage of the company, the teresting articles on community coffee, la no longer approved. In the that you may equip your office father or husband'or brothel* should tinging and credit system standard- present training camps meat, prefera­ with all the little necessay a r-.. bly beef, la served twico a day, with ■- •. be encouraged to attend, Htf'/should aation will bo read. tides that should be in every white bread baked In tho general camp The Literature Department had a certainly not be discouraged from of coopsratkxy the spirit which animates sllsoc-, office, and which will Saw Your oakery aad kept 24 hours before serv­ splendid meeting, Wednesday, /Nov. attending,' The.busjness In which he Time and Lighten Your Office cess fill bo sine—, prevails ia tbs cirganfrajloh of 4th, Mrs, L. R, Philips, chairman, ing.' Where green vegetables can be will engage ia ..important business­ work. obtained* they are used, otherwlao our Fadsral ra—rv? beak. \ es Important as that in which he en­ in chart*. ‘ canned goods are substituted. Coffee It was announced that Mrs. Mun­ Mserved at breakraat and buttermilk,' gages in the transaction ‘of his reg­ W e own stock ia it* W a keep our reserve Equip your office withup-to*. son's muaitale would Be given the lemonade, tea* cocoa or water at other ular affairs.', He is prbvldlng.an aa cash ia it* W e have a voice ia' eHectinc Hs difeo* ‘ date accessories, and you will aurance cAf safety for the home. If •econd* 'Saturday in December. .Meala, which In the vernneu* give your Business Correapoqtors and through them in choosing jits manage­ danger does not approach, he Ioms Theeo are always mtich.enjoyed and lar are “mess" or "chow," ere served ' dents the Impression that you ment. It is our bonk, and its resources enable nothing. If it does approach he ia. hav* always been a treat. The De­ cafeteria style. Every soldier la fur­ [ ' are really doing business in a os st all times to meet the. legitimate banking ready for it. He*is doing his duty partment voted to Invite all club nished with an outfit which consists | business like way. * requirements o f our com m unity, t of a meat pan, knife, fork nnd spoon, as a man and a citizen, and doing It mambera and their friends to meet In'the only field lo~whlch he is'called with them- that day. Half of. pro and a lohg handled cup. Tho cover of * You, to turn, can cooperate with us in main­ (he meat .pan serves aa a plate, and gyam will I* given over to Spanish the on to -serve. ' , • taining the Federal Reserve Banking 8yatem, and outfit is so arranged that each man - ‘ The Home Guard is coipposed of music. at the same time shore in its beiftfita and pro­ may do bla own cooking In case of an Following the announcements an emergency. ] ■ men not of military, age. *The . ma­ tection, by becoming ono of our depoeltoro. Bach man takes, his meat pan and jority of Its. members would not 'be intarestinr program started - with accepted for service at tho front' if Mrs. Levis- who told ua about tha passes before a table wher? ho ia, serv­ they volunteered. I t does no* take Japanese warriors and the modern ed with tha.radons dishes prepared. Hd then gore to a table, or If there la government* . . *■ . • man* from the army. none, drops down on-the ground, and But It enables men to go to ’the • To quote from the prp«r, "Japan, eata In.absolute, contentment Don't ph o n e i a front, with the feeling that after they a European modification brought feel too sorry tof the boys, even If they \ 5 l ..v , fone lk.tr Ikmlll*. -HI b *> r *., <ht n t t p loptfogiy home wishing for • \ V\ * • .1 V' •1 SANFORD, FLORIDA TAMPA HOTELS THAT WANT YOPR PATRONAGE ‘B U L L * . D U R H A M TheMakmgs" o f a N ation j; Your Office i and Our Store f Office Supply Dept. First National • a �__ _ .**fSwH li, l f j f •—Wr^frrCoulbourHW r r -r ,iL L * ': >■' j . } 11 - - I’ . tfi«~first ~oTtha weekenroute "Snlaland .one. cent war^ffif ‘for South Carolina ia in tbe Clty, thb from tbe Soutbprn Drug Conven­ adults, four cents and ono cent “War guest of W. J. Barnes for p few daya. tion at.Taxnpa. tax for -children, making the toial He Is 'a grower and shipper of tha Mr, and Mrs.' H. J. Wenxel were admission five nnd ten cen ts.' At -• • .• •■ UlUe |lappenlog*-M M U oii^, Beaufort section. . among the. visitors to* the city with the Star tonight. Remember tho Daughters of Wes­ the embalmpra, and'funeral directors of M a i i c r a In Brief— ley bataar and turkey supper Satur­ that were here this week. Mr. Wen­ CHICKEN LIVERS Personal Item* of day, Nov. 24th. Next to Sanford zel Is Florida agent for the Clyde . An pld hen has a ‘much, larger Hyer ■— I ■.V;--.Lf r, * - . ?; - . * 8hoe A Clothing Co. 21-6tc In te re s t:^ ; than you ifi proportion to weight or JJne. . ' < —. ■■v. + * * Paul and Collie Blggera left yester­ Air. Arthur Guy, a popular sales­ food eaten. Then it -follows that Bimmary of the Ploatlag Small day for Miami qn vtheirv*motorcyde man with T.* D. Stakes & Co., of they got bilious Just like you - do. and will take in tho entire East Richmond, Va., was a ,business vis­ They are grouchy, cross, unhappy. Talks Socdaetly Arrfcaged fer Start her liver and'make her happy. Coast ere returning homo. Berried Herald Readers itor in tbe city yesterday. • -» Then sho will lay eggs all winter. Don’t forget the St. Agnea Guild ........... .. Mr. C. L. Britt left yesterday for baxaar, Imperial Thctre building, Jacksonville to ha.vo bis eyes treated. Coitae and gat a packago of B. A. Ure. Puleston'a Bible Claaa met at Saturday, N0v.'17. Thomas'TouItfV Powdor. Feed It the attractive guest of Miss At\pl^. noon for the benefit of ther Chralt• 23-3tc Mra. Mary I^onardy arrived In , borne of Mre. 0. L. Taylor Monoccasionally. See your hens perk-up Hawkins. Afra. La Verne Hurt won . to sew for t jo Red Croaa and in •For their Christina* gift send a the city Monday to be the guest of —hear them sing—look for eggs. the Five Hundred prize, a glass guest mss box fund for the boyA from Seminole county was. a great suc­ iftenoon this energetic band of subscription to, tho Saturday Even­ her daughter, Mra. C. H. Walsh. Your money back if it fails. . room set. Delicious refreshments cess In every 'respect. Thero wsro Mra.* Alary, Todd of Provinceing Poat, the Ladies’ Romo Journal ' irkers made eighteen pairs of bed L. Allen Seed C o.. were servod, consisting of hot coffep twelve tables’ of bridge and two of or the Country Gentleman. Leave town,. Mass., ‘is a recent visitor in b, for wounded soldier*. Sanford, Fla. • nnd aandwichee. Afra. D. L. Five IlJid red . Tho. bridge tables your subscription with Robert Holly tho city. Sho is the guest of'Mra. Don't forget the St. Agnea Guild at tho Herald office or he will eoma Alarle Fair Smith at'Tho Gables. .Thrasher h*d charge of th is. affair were divided—the Allien played the a i t Imperial Theatre bulldlrg. to* your house and got Jjt. . * and she and her able conimittee are Germans. Tho prize, a ' bexutif ti­ Mra. Barrett will spend .Saturday MARKETING HOGS to be congratulated „upon their suc­ red,. white and .blue bag was won urd.y, Nov. 17. 26-ltc * Beats burying them. Steve Hoovqr, in the elty the guest of Airs. Cecil Don|t.mIss the "Baby Table” —St Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, writes, "Com­ .Gabbett. The many friends If Mr. cess. . . ~ by Albs Annie Hawkins, who of Mrs It. C. Maxwell returned homo Agnea bazaar, Imperial Theatre • menced feeding my herd of about 100 and Afes.' Batrett will regret to iterday after a visit *1 ten daya building,. Saturday,'Nov. 17. _23-3tc Tho-World War Bridge;given at ceurso belongid to tho Allies. Tho loam that' they will not spend this Hoga B.. A. Thomas’ Hog Powder' i Quincy and Jacksonville. . • If your aubicriptlon* la out on the winter ’ In Sanford as UauisT Mr. over tyO 'm onths ago. Fifty were the Woman’s Club Tuesday After; (Continued on Page 8) We wish to announce to the pub- Saturday' Evening Post, tho Ladies’ Barrett will be engaged in buying sick and off feed. Nearby- herds had that we have moved our drug Homo • Journal or the * Country and ahipping fruits and vegetables cholera. 'I did not lose one—they jre and are now located in the Gentleman let Robcrt'lHolly' know R at Winter Garden during' the sea­ are well and growing fast. L. Allen iw First National Bank Building and he will renew it for you. Phono son. > Seed Co., Sanford, Fla. • Park avenue where we will be 64 and he will-call on you. Save money. *,Buy your Xmas d to welcome all. Mobley** Drug Do-your Christmas‘shopping ear­ presents from Woman’s Exchange at Paper'Hanging and'Painting tore. 22-41 ly. St. • Agnea baxaar, imperial Rest Room, Court House building. Thousands of new samples of wal Dr^E. D. Brownlee and Mr. H. C. Theatre building, Saturday, Nov. 17. Xmas Cards from a peftny up. otper for ydn to select from. Sim ­ DuBose' arc attending tjie Presby­ 23-3 tc Woman’s Exchange at Rest Room. ples will be brought to your door t i a Synod at Galneavlllo this upon-request. I also dq decorating The best Christmas gift of the Court House building. Iwek, , # year'is a subscription to the Saturdag Interesting- assortment Children's And painting as it should be dons. Seed earn? for sale. 2000 can be Evening Post, the Ladies' Home books.' (Voman’s'Exchange at Rest F. W. .Tcmpcrton, 108 Palmetto Ave., one door from First street. bid at once before It la . bnnked. Journal or the Country Gentleman.^ Room. Court House building. • Bn. E. E. Osteen, Afonrpe. 26-2tc Robert Holly will take your-, sub ‘------ -_______ 06-tf . For smprt, Up to date millinery „ Mrs. Geo. .If. Fernald, who hap scription at the Ijerald office or at and ready to wear go’ to the Special­ Tax Payers Tsko Notice ty Shop. Afra. Collins, manager. slept several lumraere in tho eaat your home if you will call 64. Tax Books are now open for the nturned to Sanford for the winter In this issue Is an ad announcing * Aire. Collins invites her many collection x>f_ 1V17 taxes, a discount tad is occupying her beautiful home the fact that the B. A 0. garage friends to seo her, at thq Specialty of two per cent is made for payment and one per cent for a Oak avenue. , . will have an oil specialist here on Shop in First National Bank build­ in'November, payment in December. t ing. ; ' ' . Miss’ Jennie Eaverly, faahionablo Thursday, Friday and. Saturday of *Jno D. Jlnkins, Mrs. 0. J. Reed has arrived in the Tax'Collector,'Seminole County. dressmaker and rensodeler.. Out by next week to demonstrate Mobiloils Tuee-2tc city from Alichigan and will be, the and clean out your car free. tbt day and at home. 612 Fifth St. The Virginia Carolina Chemical guest of her daughter, Mrs. B. A. 24-4tp Cooked Pood Sale are moving »their buaincas offices Howard for the winter. Her many Mn, May Dickins returned homo Sanford* friends aro glad to seo her AlcCullcr’a Storo from the Yowcli-Spccr building to Wednesday night after a delightful Saturday again. . the new storo room of the First Na­ risit with Mrs, M aretta” Martin Nov. 17 it Highlands, N. C., and Mra, E. If, tional Bank building where they will Come In and - Hear the Novomber Catholic Ladies bo on tho ground floor. Records Tomlinsoh in Jacksonville. Benefit The Ladles Specialty Shop has No. 6768—Anchors Aweigh Afarch Special exhibit of filet‘fancy work opened in one of tho now store rooms Knights of Columbus No. 2344—Secret of Homo Sweet tad art given Wcdneaday and Thurs­ of the First National Bank building War Fund Homo • : . , .. • day. Woman's (Exchange, at Rest with a full lino of ladiea ready to 24-etc No. .'2367—Battle Cry., of Free­ Room, Sanford, Fla. 22-tfc wear and millinery. dom • . Mr*. Myers arrived yesterday to No. 2354 -^Departure American Tho cool weather of tho past few ‘be the guest o( her grand daughter, Troops for Franco weeks ha* been a great thing for the Mn. B. F: Whitner for somo time. No. 235G—I've Got the Nicest early lettuce nnd many grower* exDon't miss the "Baby Table” —St. Little Home in Dixie The many friend* of Mr. Alfred pqct to ship their crop in n few days. Agees bazaar, Imperial Theatre The lettuco is of very fine quality No. 6989—Castle Vaisp Oiassique GUerney DuudrTcy will l>o interested 1 o * *' * * ' *, building Saturday, Nov. 17. '26-ltc Dance • to .learn of his marriage to Miss j this Reason. •* ' ..Mr. and Mrs.' F ^ P . Forster-nrc No. 2310-^Livinsky nt the Wed­ Minnie Belle Baoxer. Tlie wedding . Captain M. W. Lovell has heard luck (re m a most enjoyable trip to occurred Thursday afternoon at D.iy- j ding from his son, Vail LovpH of the avia­ New York. •* tion corps that he has arrived in \ No. 2336—Let's All Do Some­ tonn. ', They were married nt the| ' *• • • 19-{f . Baptist parsonage by tho He\*. II. S. Expensive Hemstitching Machine Franco safely nnd that Hnrro^d Long thing. GipSON & WALLACE Hightmire, in the presence of a few Just installed nt 'tho millinery'shop udn of Mr. and Mre. W. W. Long, friends. The bride wore a beautiful cf Mr*.. II. L. Duhart. Ladies of who is in the headquarters depart­ white Georgette crefn* nnd rarried a Sinfurd art- invited ’to call and see ment went over on the transport • Cooked Food,Sale shower bouquet of' bride's roses. tbii machmo/ln operation. Fourth with him. Tho Sanford boys aro a McCullcr's Storo She is a very eba/ming young wom­ sad S.vifunl Avc. * 13«tf • O. K. so far. ' Saturday n , *' . af * an. She has often been (he guest of Do y.iOr Christmas shopping early. Nov. 17 c At the Star tohight apecial rcclt * 1 Miss A*'b!a P c dney an»l it is St. AgiM.biz.1ar, Ipipe^nl .Theatre fend program. Mildred Flolly will Catholic Ladies jgrett.’d that tie;; will not make their Ibuilding. Saturday, Nov. 17. , 26-ltc dance. For tho Y.. M. C. A. War Benefit horns in Sanford. Mr. Doudney is _ > " ' * Knfghts of Columbus Corporal- John M ujtcII, after a Fond. Come out nnd awell tho prothe eldest son of Mrs. Alex.- Vuughan . War Fund |bri»f visit to home folks was'called ccedi. • ''* » and a young man who is ndmlred 24-2tc bsck to Fort Oglethorpe Wedsday. The many friends of Mra. S. 0. and n-sp’ceted . b / tho entire com­ JH* U in the ambulance corps- and Shinholaer will be .glad to learn that munity for his many sterling qual­ Death of Little Margaret Bryden I'lpecti to leave in a week or ten aha'!* greatly improved and la out of ities. Mr.' anT Mrs. Daudney left I daya lor France. -•. danger now. ' Mira. Shlnholscr was • Margaret, the little-daughter of Inst night for Lpkr.JCi^. They will Mr. nnd Afra. T. W.* Bryden died at visit there btfSro going to Eustis, Fresh natsurtium seed for sale'by dangerously ill for Re-oral days.'* tho home of her parents on the cast where they will makn their future Don’t forget the towel aalo at the IMr* S. H. Wight. ' . 23-tfc side Wednesday morning after a home.. T h 'y have tho-best wishes Mr. A, T. ftossetter who is.farm- residence of Mra. R. .J.^llolly -next brief illness. • -. .*■ ' .» Sho ’ wa» nineteen /nd congratulations of a host of jiag this winter near Lake Okeechb- Tuesday afternoon.' Proceeds go to months old' and was the joy and friendr. |ke» ia in Sanford for a couple.* of the Presbyterian.' church. pride of her parents and all who D r..D . J. Blocker of DeLand will *«ki. He has been quite'ill and preach at tho Baptist Temple next knew her. The funeral was h.lil je««*me home to recuperate. Mr. and Alrj. Alax. Viughan gave terday afternoon at 3:30, internr^n J f r order* taken now for De- Sunday, n)°rnlnK nnd evening. . a very lovely dinner p irty rast even­ being mado in Lakcview cemetery. »??*r firBl delivery. Mra. 8. B. ' Endor Curlett was in the city yes­ ing, in honor of Mr. and Afra. Guer-. i •* . * .The aympatby of their many pight. B4-tfc terday and reports Goneva and aurn;y Douflney, Air. and Airs. Arthur frionds go out to Mr. and Ain. 1 Public Stenographar — Room fl* roundlng section in good shape. Coleman and Air. and Afre. Arthur Don't go hunting Tuesday Until Bryden in their bereavement, • \ u l Woodruff llidy., Phone 27*. Vaughan. Tho brides wore their 1Mrs. Powell. ' g.tj you have voted. q-edding gotyns and looked most at­ Basket flail Schedule • Young pe-pic, attention!* Preal- 'D on't go. hunting next week' un­ tractive. Afra. Doudnoy's gown was Nov. 2—Eustis, in Sanford. ?"* Calvin H. French of Rollim less ypu have ^license for the tame white Georgettte crepe, Afri. Colo-' Nov. 16—Kissimmee, in Sanford. pl • f ls t') 'Riv# an addreaa on warden will be watching you. N o r..2 3 —Oviedo, in .Oviedo. j man wore a dainty'white t i c a n d |V™tl.*n Education a t the Congre- ;E very*iu?rchant~in-Scmlnole -coun*' Afra. Vaughan's 'gown w \i a lovely Dec. 7—Orlando,'in Sanford. • ntlona| rhurch Suad| y 0VJn!n£t t ii, ty should have a liberal appee in the white crepo nTeteor. ( Tire wedding Doc. 8—Kissimmee, in Kissimmee. L u“« grinning at seven o’clock. Christinar 'edition of the Sanford cake-was in the center of the filfile, Dec. 11—Cathedral, In'Sanford. I lk erf. wil1 ,,e special music under Herald. The price is the same as It and -at each end were the crystal Jan. 4—Stetson, in Sanford. I;,, d'rffti°n Of Mrt. Julius Takach was last yoar, no advance on ac­ vases filled with giant chrysanthe­ Jan. 11—Crlsndo, in Orlando. v Unnu Krancc* 'Frye' Brin« your count of tho war. mums. Asparagus fern and smilax Jan. 18—Ocala, in Ocala. Y. M. M. M. Benefit at the Star were twined around tho chandelier Jan. 26—Oviedo, In Sanford. IiZ f”e n“ ‘urtlum aeed for aale by to fght. Mildred Holly will danceand carried to tho four corners of the Fab. 1—Ocala, In Sanford. IMrt. s. B. Wight. 23-tfc II.-Ip along tbe good cauae. U Depositors in our Financial Institution de­ table. At' the brides' pfacea were Feb. 8—Duval, In Sanford. , bouquets rt bride’s roses, and at the Feb. 16—Stetson.** in DeLand. IHaui D*VU wU1 the'Em pire Mildred Holly will dance tonight rive the greatest benefit from their accounts by other guetta* pis es were white Feb. 22—Duval, In Jacksonville. Ihij. , *lln Mond*y (noon) Nov. at the Star and a apertal reel of fea­ L h. lo. T^rsday, Dec. 6th. * See ture atuff will be put on for the bene­ \ March 1—Cathedral In Orl*n< chrysanthemums. Tho*e present keeping them active and taking advantages of were Mr. and Mrs. ^oudn^y, Mr. lo r j,,!jt0r. or g,aMC* f®8?poor vialon fit of the Y. M. C. A. War Fund. 22-tf ; every service which the Institution can offer. I t"'adlche.- Come early. 26-4tc Help It along by your •• presence. and Afra, C leman, Mr. and Afra. Pn»h t>»*turllum ^Vaughan,Afisa Gladys L'-ette, Alisa aAmong those m n nito to rin ji to DeLand aAmonc thdae fo r The V. M. C..A. Fend S. B. Wight. ____ last Snday for VeapeVeape’- services were Tonight at the Star Theatre thwe Ruth Vaughan, Mias ' Annie Lee, H We invite all our patrons and othejrs to con­ n. J. E. Lain* Idling and wni b» a apeciaf program f o r ttah Miss Laura L>e, Afiss Abbie DoudMr». Mfbi ,M*Ccibo<* "HI meet Monday Mr. and M W. H. b-nefit of the Y. M. ’C. A. W ir ny, Dr. Downing and Mr. Sanford Aflat Jean tte tta and and-W. IA11 m,iv7:3° I t the Woman’* Club,. daughter, Miss fer with us freely whenever .occasion, arises. Mashburn and R. H. Latng. Fund. • T b t program' will Include a Doudney. |ta C X * " UrK°nUy ^ U“tcd' Maahburn Joe 8. S. Laing a student atudent of Station Stetson good picture, a eo.nedy and betwien Ameri d Cross Card Parti Univertl’y a t. DeLand apent th* the re?l» Mildred Holly w lllg ire Thk cird patty given by the Red >week dnd with home folk*. - • aom* of h e r' cSafiCeter dancei that il Interest paid on all accounts in our Sayings W. H. Maahbum of Valdosta, Qa., have proved to be eo papula*: AM Cross' at the Wopian’a Club yester­ • epartment. ” was the gu at of his aunt,' Mre. J. E. t for the one price'of admlsxiin, nine day was well attended and proved a most enjoyable affair. The club room wa* very attractive and pre­ sent'd a bjautlful scene.' The lights were shaded with red, golden rod was used in great profusion, a num­ on s h ir t s ber of flags were Ased,-a service flag with three stars, which belongs to Mrs. Chlttendan, shows there is no lack of paUiotism among , our Sanfprd women. . That theyre all ready . "The H am Irutituium” and willing to do was shown by tbe FORREST LAKE, President > A. IL KEY, ▼fco.ProaMtnt and Cashier large attendance this afternoon. Jha--bridge prise, a lovely -cut OF. H A R T 8 C H A F F N E R & M A R X C L O T H E S basket war-won by Mra, John bor of Commerce, Ga., who ia • f . " -* x ■V. -• . f S h. -ij» J g wLYy- 1 '♦ ,w a*• rt»*• *r » • •-» i,*4. f, » nyL" . 1 t .. . £ •. TfiC*" v. 1 . Special Sale of Pattern Hats THIS WEEK. The QUALITY SHOP Brookfield Sausage, l ib. Packages New. Prunes Peaches Apricots Apples 2 lb. Cans Tomatoes - - : 121-2c 3 lb. Cans Peaches ' - -. Purina Bran, Package - In Society’s Domain 25c - 15c Purina Whole Wheat Flour Naptha Soap, Each ■ ' - .05c Grandma W ashing Powder Each - ;; - . - ' -• .05c •Lux Pure Soap in Flakes Yellow Corn Meal Graham Flour . Oat Meal in Bulk Aigood Butteriiie Mullet Roe ' Brazil New Nuts, 20c Pound _ .: .Florida Pecans K- : ' P . McCULLER SANFORD, FLORIDA M Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co kli (W^ti dSidL^M *—,vs}l �ii THE HANFORD UBJUU> »10E8U I I . H it i. ■ r a n E n z jr r r r ■k i Bl KB■ •* *■ - 1 '.V.' — r * A - *■*k “*♦ > L * . . t • HtH • — i V lfi a BB «.’I, v _ U 'I • •• n* . Men’s Pin Checks and Khaki Work Pants . Union Made Fast Colors Qur new line of W. B Big line of Men’s Hats New Styles, Good Values Men’s Heavy Knit Sweaters Coat Style Men’s Shirts, all sizes fast colors, with and without collars be *on sale at Reduced Prices T his Sale will he a wonderful oppor­ tunity for you to buy seasonable merchandise at .a very low price. : , Towers Fish Brand Suits, Water Proof closing out at a suit Closing out at c o s t.. ' Entire line of .Rain ’ # * • Coats-for Men, W om en and Children -• * • V* • * f Christmas Shoppers, take advantage of this money-saving sale. My entire stock will be on sale at great reductions. * * . , • • . , OWing to limited space; .we are un­ able to quote prices on all goods th at will be on sale. You will not be dis­ appointed if- you visit our" store. •* • *# * t. « Special Bargains in Hosiery, Under­ w e a r Gloves, Suspenders, Ties, Collars, all kinds of Dress Goods, Hats, Caps, vi . • *• ■ . • 1000 yds. of apron and . dress Ginghams, fast colors, going in this sale.at v . . Closing out big line of .1 Ladies’Silk S kirts. black and assorted colors Fast Color Shirtings 22c value ingi Work Pants and hundreds of other things too numerous, to mention.Big values in Men’s Women’s and Children’s Shoes This Sale will surpass any o f our previous sales All Silks and Wool Dress Goods at* • . Reduced Prices' . ons, «tc. bargains SA N FO R D �w. — .— a,1.HBlTTOr-Rronc cate shall Wo will have » frw demonstration of Gargoyle Moblloila by Sta'nd«rd Oil Company**. Expert on correct, automobile lubrication' at our Garage on Thunday, Friday and Saturday November 22nd, 23rd and 24tb, 1917. Brin£ your car in and have *tbe -expert •how you how to aeegrt: 1: '.-Maximum power 2: Lowest Gasolineconsumption 8: Loweat Oil consumption . .. . 4:. Mifcunuim repairs 6 : Minimum carbon - 6 : 8mooth running eng[ne 7> Longer life for your engine 8: Greatest aecoqdjiand value. ■» ** Your crank caaft and epglne will be thoroughly, washed and dean* *rd and filled.with the correct grade of Gargoyle-’Mobilolla—a grade for each type of motorl *. • The service is fret—We merely charge* you for the oil actually used in making tho demonstration on. your car. B.&O.MOTOR CO. Electric W e have the largest .display room in Florida. P rcee reasonable. Electrical" 8upplJe»~Henting Apparatus . Correspondence and Personal Calls Solicited Fixtures THOM PSON ELECTRIC COMPANY lOMSt West L nhrrtln 8lr*rt TAMPA. FLORIDA SPECIAL- SULPHATE OF POTASH (40% Water Soluble) * FREE FROM CHLORINE ** ’ • V - 100 pounds to the ton will give 2% Potash NITRATE OF SODA . . AND- . ALL FERTILIZER MATERIAL • * Send ua your name on a postal card aftd we will keep you posted on prices. S«n<l for free literature on HOMB MIXING also all SPRAYING MATERIALS THE NITRATE AGENCIES COMPANY. JACKSONVILLE, (Heard Bldg.) ■ FLORIDA building; but tho selection of an efficient and eco­ nomical roof .is of first im portance. If you will uso 'ertain-teed iR o o fin J m H • on your building you wifl get the most efficient roof, and wUf cut down tne cost of the roof materially. —— CERTAIN-TEED Roofing is economical to buyi Inex­ pensive to lay, and. it: costs practically nothing to main­ tain. I t ts wcathertight, fire retardant, dean, sanitary, and gives the utmost roofing service over a period of years.. CERTAIN-TEED b guaranteed for S, 10 or 15 years, according to thickness (1 , 2 or 3 ply). , • The quality and merit of CERTAIN-TEED hare made it' tho preferable type of roofing lor office buildings, hotel*, factories, «orcs, wlrcbousea, garage*, farm bulking*, etc. If you are bund­ l e h will be to your interest to investigate CERTAIN-TEED. There are rruny roll roofings, but only one CERTAIN-TEED. As it costa no inore.to lay a CERTAIN-TEED Roof than it does to lay a poor roof, it will pay to get (be beat, and save on . jeacurals end upkeep.. You can't tell the quality of roll roofing ?y its appecrsacc, or by feeling of its your onIf safety ii in tbe hW . be sure Lt li CERTAIN-TEED. Cc. \'n:n-tccd S la te -S u rfa ce d A s p h a lt S hingles *u;;>Uating wood tad dim shlc^ies for raldcace*. They contlean, ox* Ju«t u good logging, wear better, won’t fall off,buckk or split.. Tbsy a n tue rcurj_aat and do not have to be painted ox stained^ ; C e rta in -fe e d P a in ts a n d V a rn ish e s arsmada'af the beat quality materials md mfaad by modem machinery to team uniformhr, Madefor all uace.and In all colon BMtUea. Any dealer can gat them f o r you.. With point and w a hh,aewhh roo&i, the name CERTAIN-TEED V a gusngsa ol quality and tetbfactlon. CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS herald advertisements bring results *• • j i .-V v.;. ' ' ** * 1’ Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumillat, Allan Jones; Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, jOsear Rouse, C. J. Lawton, Ja n w P u n ria , William H art ley. Army .. “ John Mu n til, Kenneth ;Murrell, Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Walker, Dr, Ralph Stevens, Joe Chittenden, Oscar 8peer,‘Bruce . An­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George MeLaughlin, Harold Wash­ burn, Albert Fry, Jamc* Eatridgc, George Huff, Thomsi Sullivan, W. A; ( Pattlshall, - Meade Fox,* ^Ingram Uuerry.'Joe Guerry, Oscar N. Zlttrower, Henry Byrd,: Osborne Wil­ liams,, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dicldns, John Lee, J. A. Stafford, Andrew Aulln, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. Iicck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Arthur'Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. F. Coates, Ernest Gormley, Whiter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Pevehoush,. Harry Carlson, C. E. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long Wallace Lipford, Norman .Baker, Er­ nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M. Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy ' Stafford, Lewtle Ogleaby, Densler Stafford; T. O. Gillls, Willie O; Goolsby, Harrold Holiday, C. R. Peabody,. Robert Merriwether,... Robert * Routh, Staf­ ford * LeFils, Grover' LcFils, Paul Dooley, E. fj." Mott, Frank campbell, William Hartley, Floyd. Wash­ burn, Oscar DuBoae, Edwin L. Dinkle. • Sam J. Pickens, Harry H .. New roan, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. King, 'Charles Prieater, , Robt. O Weeks, Wilfred Pierson, Vander Pcrrltte; Adolph Shaw, Barney. F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit chcll, Drawdy Matthera, Lewis Col­ lins, Jsnh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, James H. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith. to .redeemed according .to law tax deed will issue therlon on the 27th day of November, A..-D. 1 9 1 7 .. l.? i Witness my official signature and seal this' tbe 26th day of October, A. D. 1917. • (seal)-. • E. A. Douglass, -C lerk Circuit Court, *Seminole . County, Florida^ .' By V. M. Douglass, D. C. * 19-Fri-5tc N«.IK« . f A i t l n O , * r - r T u . . ...... ,. ! " ; .... A Home-Like Hotel With All The Conveniences M©w„ OeauQ am<3 C®mff©Hai!bIl© THE ' CTW GABLES Cor. M ^noUt'ud 4(S SI.' $gs HANFORD, FLORIDA irin rv r^ r v rta n in n fW lira n Q fito n n a n in rv w irW lQ rira n a n ii IBO, ' ■ |i D it4 , I ' l l ! i . ' I 1 1 ' IN V E S TIG A TE V A LU E S 8ntd*n t *f Ck«»U« MM Uw, »r »UrMl .its . Nolle* I* hai.bjr 'g . . . ,l- n C l u . T H n purckiM r of T s C illic it* * V n SIS SSI ■ad IIS , d a ta 4 U a »lh day *1 July, A. D. IBM, k u lU d M il (.rtlS ealM In my offlr., • ad haa m ad. application tor l u dtad Ihsuo In keeordanc* * U l i t . Bald eorUStalro iB b ra e . Ik* f(H .«lox d**m b*4' prop* »tty ^H uaiad U S.mln-1, couoly, • J'l-rl i .. ' In this day of Increased prices it will pay you to investigate thoroughly the’unusuahvalues offered at The Hill Hardware Co. Take time by the forelock, buy your Heater and be randy when tho cold snap comes. We also have a large stock of well known and unequaled Favor­ ite Ranges which we are offering at the olcf price. . “ *No‘ l»C: Lot I I P a lu r r ’o Sub. D ltblon Bar. IT T p . SO 8 R . SI B. No. I l f Lot 1 and Lot I (W-i H r.) Pol- o r * Sub. Dlv. of Sac. IT. Tp. SO, 8 It. Si .vri THE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY- Z ‘No. S ill Lot. 14 ffooa Ry.) P itre* ,1* Bob. Dltkaba *I8*«. IT, T p . U# 8 . h . IV K. Tbo **H land baloc o.aroaad a t tko data of Ik t.b an n n e* of rack e*ttlSratr» la tha t a a i , of 1. T . Paffor.. Uiumo aald c tttlB ta lo a abaB ^ bo _________ rodoomoA J _____line aceordlai l o law ta x dood win luu._thi (h i bor. A.-r». t f T. on tho SOtk day of Novam*• ■ : Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under-Section 8 of Chapter 4888, Lawe of Florida, ' Notice is hereby‘given that Fred T. Williams, purchaser of .Tax Cer­ tificate No. 161, dated the 6th day of July, A. D. 1915, hog filed aaid certificate In my office, and haa made application for tax deed to Isaue in accordance with law; Said certifi­ cate embraces the following describ­ ed property situated in Stepjinolo coqnty, Florida, to-wlt: Lot 4, (leas W 366.4 ft and. less 69 rt by 117 ft.) Robinson’s survey of Sanford. The ■aid land being assessed s t tbe dste of tho issuance of such certificate in the. name of Clark & Benton. Un­ less said certificate shall be- redeemed according (o law tax deed will Issue thereon on the 11th day of Decem­ ber, A. D. 1917.. Witn'ss my; official signature and seal this the 9th day of November, A. D. 1(17. . . . (seal) F. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit C urt Seminoto . County, Florida. • 23-Fri-5tc . * - '. . . Meaning of "Purlm." . The word “purlm," the nntne of tho greet annual festival' of the Jews, means “lots." This feast commem­ orates the preservation of the Jews In Persia from the massacre with which they were threatened by Ilamnn (Es­ An Ordlnsnce Regulating Dogs ther 0). They gave tho name purim or Be it ordained by the mayor and “lota" to commemorate the festival be­ city council of Sanford, Floridar cause he bad thrown lols_ to. ascertain Section 1. That it shall bp "un­ what day would be auspicious for the lawful for any owner or owjiora. of massacre. any- ferocious or vicious dog to per­ mit same to roam or run *at large A c q u itte d . within the corporate • limits of tho When n young man clopc<l with a Springfield girl not yet of age, the pity of‘Sanford,* Floroida. • Section 2. A dog nt large , within fqthcr of the young woman caused his nrrest on n charge of disturbing tho the meaning of this ordinance is ponce. When In court It was shown deemed to bo any dog roaming the thnt fnthcr. was nslccp when the elope­ streets of the city of Sanford not ment occurred, end that he did not under leash and muxtled with iron waken* for some time afterward the muTtlo' or securely chained and young man wan acquitted.—Kansas muxtled while kept on tlurprcmiscs City Times. of Iho owner. . . . Section 3. That on complaint be­ ■. When QtoVes Became Popular. ing made to the chl?f of police that / Although worn before, gloves did any dog within the city limits is a not find.favor with women until the ferocious or vk-itus animal, it shall fourteenth centry.'when they were al­ ways In evidence.* If not oh the hands, be the duty of said police to- fully In thetu-or carried stuck In the girdle, irves Ignta naid .complaint, and if the {(Itching thnt made the fingers, ex­ pon investigation .he finds that tho tending far.dowh tho back of tho hand n im 'l.in question is of a ferociousnnd finished off with fancy stitch and aturo nnd snaps at people, or at­ embroidery, the gnuntlet often Jew- tempted to bito people, said dog «IPd.lho.jvhflJfi.£U)yoj>crfuiiiciL—- — wlthlh-*the~meanlng cf. tlris ordin­ ance shall he- deemed to be a fc:o* M, clous and vicious animal..' * How He Had Changed. 8he—"Remember when he was n Section .4. T hat it 'shall be the green country boy nnd you showed him the sights? What n crude Interest he duty of tho chief of police to.report, tookt". He—"lie's the same now ex­ to the mayor of the city of Sanford cept that he'd like to take the Interest his findings and recommendations on any complaint made to the chief of before It Is ncchicd/*:—Jodgo. v^ police regarding any ferocious or vicious dor, and thereupon the may­ I In Confidence. or shall Issue an order under the seel Sometimes a .girl gets • confidential of the city directed to the owner pr and ‘tells a mnn that a - lot of othbr owners pf said dogs,'-to-.forthwith men have tried to k in her, but he I* remove and keep removed from the the only one who aucceeded. city limits said animal, or to keep said dog-Securely chained, fastened end muscled at all times, within tho discretion of the mayor. * • Section 6. That should any,owner fa Ibo C b tall Coorl for lb* Beroatfc J .d ltU l Ctroalt of flo M a In aod for Braotwolo or ow ners'of ferocious and vicious Cooaly. la Cbaacory dogs within the meaning of this set W h o a A Too mar PoriillM r Company a eorporatloo fall to comply with the order issued by the mayor to keep said animal Lovl Dio lord aM E va B . Olnford hk w|f«. securely chained, fastened and muxOrder of aorvlco by PabKratioa T ot Lovl Blnfeid MS WbkokaB B u A tlanta, xletf, or to remove said animal and Oporgimt L a n Olnford Atlanta^ Goordai to keep said animal removed from the. corporate limits of the d ty of id a a tk a S r d d a y o f D H o m b o r ... » . . . . . . . . . Sanford, Florida, It aholl be the duty -S a n fo rd H am id” la k o ro b r dm lgnaU d aa iho naw.papor la ............... wklckI ktkia k —ardor akall b* of the chief of police forthwith to puMhhadoaco a wook for •># ( ! ) -oaaocaUva cause such vicious or ferocious dog wool*. Wltraoa mi if kaad and aoal of ofBc* thla tg be killed. J _____ gird day at Oetokof, A* A ; D . tJI1T (aoal) ___ . ____ B .A .p 3 0oUOLAB8, U O L A Clark. Section 6. Any person or persons tSitw n u BF Y . M . D * .* ^ D .C . who in any way interferes with the flo!rf toT ’ / i , ‘ C om plainant police or hlndere any officer In the JT-rrhst* .. • ■ W k a o i my oBdal -teaa.uro and aoal performance of any Required duty day .at oetobrr. A. D . H IT . undvr this ordinance with reference I C oart, Baa to dogs, shall upon conviction there­ IT -P rM U J»y V..M. Dmiko, D. c. of be fined not more than $25.00 or Notice of A‘ppllc«tton for Tax Dedd imprisoned not rpore' than ten days, Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888 within .the.discretion of the mayor. Lawe of Florid* • Section -7. This ordinance shall Notice Is hereby given that A. F. take effect immediately upon its Boston, purchaser of .Tex Certificate pwsege hpd approval by the mayor. No. 2882, dated the 2nd day. of ' I hereby certify that the foregoing June, A. D. 1898, Ijas filed said cer­ ordinance was duly passed by the tificate In my office, , and has msde city council of 8«nford, Florfda, on application.for"tax dood to issue in the 15th day of October, A. D. 1917. iiecordanoo w ith;law . , 8eid certifi­ (seel) J a C. Roberts, cate embraces the . following •*. ’ . ■, City Clerk. cribed property. altuated In Sem­ . Approved W me on this the 15lh ipole county, Florida, to-wlt; N W H day pf October, A. D. 1917. of .SWW of NE>{ Sec. 22, Tp 21 S, v J. D. Davison, R 81. E. 10 acres.. The sold .land . 19-FrLltc . Mayor. F e rtiliz e r With full realisation of the disastrous influence of the war on all business routine, our buyen have put forth unprecedented efforts to secure the greatest advantages possible for our trade, ;- * •- * e _ * *’ •i 1'fi. 4 Full Stock-R ight P rices We have a’ complete line of fertilisers and the greatest stock of fertiliser materials ever .known in the state of Florida. Price* are higher than in normal times, but are as low aa consistent with existlng condltlono. t * ' r, • Ideal Formulas Our formulas all have thd same p:r/ect proportioning . and blending.of ingredients tn*i nave made their super­ ior field value the past quarter century. Qaality has • not been sacrificed In the slightest degree. Wrife fo r" - catalogue and price list. • . • • e - .n , . Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Mnonrnctnmo IDEAL rEUTILIXElLH Dealers in Spray Machines and Insecticides ‘ JACKSONVILLE. TUA. I .. ' ' FULL STOCK ON HAND AT Santord Branch, R. C. Maxwell, Manager W . J . TH IG PEN & COMPANY A O tN TS General Fire * ^r*i " Insurance - ' o rrio o w ith NOLOEN HEAL ESTATE S an fo rd , • ■ = *• — i ■ . , '- 'T T — • ,* • * . i ...............-L, F lo rid a * .. • O. •’ p , • ------------------- ------------ • J xnimiuiiiKuiiiiimiixuiiuiiiiuxixniiuuiniixmiiiiuiuxiiiiiuuiu! Elder Springs- Water Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily .. . ' • t e • * . : \J $| • V*a/ * •mm Elder Springs Water H as a. Guaranteed Purity » ■• - o f 99.98 P e r Cent. LEGAL ADVERTISING » . -l# v, ' leave Orders at The Herald Office IIHIHIIIIKH lllllll • ' ' •*______ I X iiu n n in ix x n iu iiiin ix iu u n H iiix in iin in B ! •**• i <4 . !<fW r>i It w ill aava you money and trouble. ■Gives deaeration and. fall information on* all seeds for Our stocks are cornprompt shipmenV M a r t i n ’s H y - T e a t S o u th e rn S M b iff » ■! jLwgi . V'‘* ‘ -v ».*,■V ■ **- • •* ‘ ■■ ? ■■■ -•'--si® . '-w � 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, November 15, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 15, 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>, November 15, 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/46b89a7f1e65130e09c7d7486b75a937.pdf 662593591ebf14d48fa5bd29da656b6a PDF Text Text - • PUBLISHED : ■ ■k |. sem i * ' V, v, - WEEKLY '■ ____________ — VOLUMEiX • ' - ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' 'm s a s a m a a ^ u a ja ^ .. v - ->• * 'flANPOBD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. NOYTMIIEH iff. HIT’ furedf Mr. Bek chare that the sign All along the Piave river, tbe Ital­ would be donated by the’ d ty but Questions Will Be Put To Ittalians Hold, Russia in The ians arq' holding German and Austro Sanford Should Be There To that it would be operated without v Air, Allies Are Boost St. Johns Routk Hungarian armies Jn check.. No­ Men Printed coat to the government, the city of M V -r where have the invaders been able Ahead . Not waiting for thing* to congest out for Miami should be the Orlando furnishing the current for #. • ., t S l W k’ l to cross the stream and at several and get beyond management, the its maintenance. slogan of the members of the San­ . Petrograd waa quiet up to Wed places' where they previously had trauportation problem, waa entered . The government has arranged a ford Board of Trade and a splendid hesday evening, according to ad While other cities of the state new rule for the men of draft ago gained acceqs to the western bank Into energetically SelUrday Iaat by delegation should leave here for Mi­ viefs from wkat are. regarded herejm have had daylight signs erected by they have been brilliantly counter­ who have not already been called . the Board of Trade, It waa found ami In time for the meeting dir the that the first two tarn dot of San­ Tarious;o*gaplxaiionj, this is the first Into eOrvico. A copy of the queatlon- reliable sources. The railway em attacked. and forced to withdraw to Atlantic Deeper Waterways conven­ ■ m ford this season conalgned to New instance’ of a municipality coming td aire will bo mailed to all reglatranta ployccs were refusing to transpo/t the river's edge. tion to. be held from November 27th. York, exceeded eight daya In tranalt. the aid of the government in auch a' that have not been called in order to troops for either faction and the food fly* On' the Zehaon loop lector in (he to 80(b. • manner. dasrify all those of military age situation In the capital wax becom south the enemy has endeavored to ■Knowing the reenlta of aueh move­ The Sanford Board of. Trade'- has Food- ’Administrator Beacham is ao the government may be adie to lng serious, ment and realising the added delays extricate himself from his serious po­ delegated E. T? Woodruff of the There is. little definite news from u business Increased, prompt tele* delighted with the attitude of Or­ decide quickly those who aro exempt sition,’ but the Italians, putting down WateTwaya committee' of the Board the provinces, but an apparently re­ graphic action waa at once taken lando and ia' suggesting *that -other and the brknch .of service the ex­ an attack with heavy losses dosed in of. Trade to represent the Board of­ liable report said General Kaledlnea with ‘ Lyman DeLapo' of the Coaat cities of the state do the same thing empt may fill. Invaders and made more precarious ficially but it ahouid also be the waa assembling a considerable force tad thus keep’ before their people The questionaire covers sixteen their situation. The Italians, in the Line, 0. J. Peebles of the Pennsylbusinns of other members to be of Cossacks. and visitors the nefd of .extending pages of questions and explanation^ vmla and Edward .Chamber* of the fighting, along the western bank of present at the meeting and it Is now % There has been hard.fighting At U. 8. Food Admlniatration. Mr, their efforts in Food Conservation. and gqea ifito minute details con­ the water Way have captured more Moscow, where the only resistance certain that several cars will go Chpmben la now in correepondence There are a number of cities in cerning the registrant's training, oc­ ban 2,000 prisoners'and also taken from hsrs loaded with boosters for to the Leninite* came from the mili­ twenty seven machine guns. In the . with the ‘ Board of Trade and Mr. Fiorida-^iaMeh -own their' electric cupation, eitisenahip, religious .ton the St, Johns rivar as "the" inland . , tary cadets tad the university stud­ Fagare sons the enemy has' been Lyman DeLano replied promptly by plants and'tlirso are td bA asked to victiona concerning ihe war, Income, waterway through Florida. The' ents. • • ; */ ' ■. completely vanquished and forced to. telegram assuring his Mslat'anee, and follow the. leaji of Orlando in dis­ etc. Ehat Coaat people are very active playing patriotism and loyalty to the It is stated that offorts are still give up his position. suggesting t^al the trouble was on The. first page of the qUeatlonairo and have perfected several ‘organisa­ the R. F. & P. and Perina lines. It government. is devoted to claims for exemption be^jpg made, ‘ but with what' pros­ In the hilly region representing tion* that will work for the 7>urehss»v, has been found useless for>lndlyidMayors or. city officials of all or deferred- classification.*. • pects of success is unknown, to form the northern front from Lake Garda of th* East- Conut canal by the govother cities In Florida are urged by. usls to act and for this reason the The war department has the fol-' an exculslve Socialist government. to the region south of Feltre ail the eminent and expect to spring this !r. Beacham to follow the plan lowing to aay for tho information of M. Tchbrnoff, who is believed to be Auatro German attacks, some of Dosrd of Trad* haabeenaaked to project ~on the meeting. In fact act which represents the collective originated in Orlando, and he will be those who will be required to an­ with Premier Kerensky,' has bee them delivered with extrema viothey have taken the committees and interests, This, without doubt, will pleased to hear from all places wherp swer the questions contained on this suggested .among presidential poas? cnce hsvo been repelled,. according m any'of.the congressmen over that . bilities. get results. This- organisation, is this ia done, so that proper credit printed form: :o the Rome war offlee, although th* route but none’ of them have been The correspondent talked with an The questionaire which ia the ba­ surely establishing its value daily can' be given not only in this state Berlin offico asserts that northeast over the St. .Johns route aa yet, al­ tho country. sis of tho new system ia a collection American-business man tyc manager of Asisgo and between the Brenta though the government engineers , . snd is one of the most Indispensable b u t, throughout organizations particularly to the Washington officials .arc keeping a of questions bringing out the essen­ of a large concern in Petrograd em and the Uiave rivers the .Italians have already pronounced, the St. dose watch on the state of Florida tial facta upon which all classifica­ ploying a large staff,' who left Petro­ isve been driven from further strong John* river routfc t o ‘ be the feasible * Seminole county producer.. . . .. ____:________i___ and are well pleased with the recep­ tions are made. It is the oniy.’prlnt- grad Wednesday morning. He said mountain positions. and moat economical, route through . ' •7 ,v tion gfved various movement* of the -ed form which any registrant nte’da no' foreigners in the city had been Turkeys for the Boys /. / No advteca have come through to Florida. government, not the least of which* to use either In making claims or molested, and that. Nikolai .Lenine '-.MS Aa this meeting be ___Csmp Wheeler, jdacoihJGa.i Nov, _________ __ —■ ,-will „ probably _____ fifing probf. At first- sight; it-m ay told .a delegation of., foreign -diplo­ show,that the British knd French, baa ■ been’ the ready fafljonio ~W' the 19,—A regiment- of turkeys is, soon reinforcemenU have, reached the tho °nly one ever held In Florida In plana-of the Food .Administration. seom a little formidable, but a read­ mats "instructions have been'given to be received at Camp Wheeler. , ing of the questions ihowa that thoy to treat foreigners with, all coniidera- Italian line in any considerable num V ? oc*?° Sanford abould be. there with all sails set~for the St. Johns They will pass in review nt tho can* '. rt-gfwl here, but the "fe w ’ daya" which It are simple enough for any person tion. They are gucat* of the repuh tonment about 3,000 strpng and jlrill p l a t t e n b u r g is h o t s t Cff waa announced last week, must inter­ river route. . After all.the .herd work •• •. • who ehn read and write understand­ Ue," W help to form a . real ■Thanksgiving vene before’ they could stiffen tho thet we havei already accomplished ie if*-wr ingly to answer. . . /.Peace has been definitely declared -V-st dinner for. the h»en stationed here, Second Number of Lycenm Course rent, are at an end. TKcrefor* it is on thia project it would.be time and The. President's message lines up in Moscow with victory for the Bolamoney and effort wasted to allow the cranberries, dressing, pumpkin p}e, / WIM Ijave Something (o 8ajr . i ireaumed that,’ with the Italians hav .mince pie, doughnuts snd othor fix­ Charlesi Howard Plattenburg who the whole..legal profession of Ah* heflkis. The Whits Guard his been 'ng borno tho tirunt>of the Teutonic government to accept any ‘ other tures will also go to msko up the will lecture here for the . Lyceum United States as assistants of tho sc-'disarmed and likewise tho mljltiry allied attack during the last week route .that might bo agitated by the . Thsnlugiving menu. -Division . of­ course on Monday night, December lectivo service syktam and as impar­ cadets^ Two. train loads of the Red unaided, the.present-week, with the Atlantic Deeper Waterways meet­ ficers arc determined that tho men 3rd at the High School’ Auditorium tial-advisors !to registrants in filling Buard, enrdute from Potrograd to rid of the Allies in their line, will ing. The' member* should also bo ;! -‘shall not miss their usual .feed on wilt rattle the dry’ bones and his out their questionnaires. .Under tho Moscow to ; support tho Bolsheklki turn the balanco of the scale in their brought from New Smyrna i f . pos­ sible and have them taken to-San^ Thanksgiving Day and ao are. pro- leftqro should be heard by every new regulations a plsco is to bo pro­ there have been stopped arid at the avor. ’ , • ford and from 8anfdrd to Jackson•. ‘;3 \ riding for a generous and aqrqptuotie every red blooded man and -woman vided convenient' to every looil the* same time liiiway telegraph re­ ville down the father of Florida -•.feast for oil. ..This will be rio. small in the city. Tho Leesburg Commer­ board where registrants m*y E° for ports indlcato that the Cossacks aro EDUCATORS HERE Water* .and let them eeo the differ. J. cial'had the following to say regard­ free advice and assistance in- making making progress northward and that ; task for nearly 25,000 men, • ‘ •• • • out this document. Tho county t)ie Bolshokiki are in panic*in‘conse­ enco between the East Coast ditch. ' * ing Mr. Plattenburg: * Colonel Harrison who;commanded The Seminole Cotaty Tcacfiera Club and * real river.judge or other Judicial officer o f sim­ quence of their neat approach, . s . V . ■ the 124th -infantry for a fhort while ■ "It la .not often that the-Com­ Meeting ilar- court ia placed at the head of a So get busy you Sanford booster* It Is llkowlae reported that ap­ his been transferred to the eommand mercial give* foreword of a lyceum committee of lawyers in. each vicin­ The Seminole. County Teachcra’ and go to Miami on the 27th. proximately p.corps of mixed troop* of the 116th flfld’ artillery. A num­ number under a lead , bead' on the ity and this committee la charged from the southwest front, intent on Hub met’ in 'regular session at the ber of transfers are being made over front page, • but' the . -coming of with the duty of seeing‘ that there proxiraately r corps of mixed troops anford Grammar School building the camp. Among tho other Florida 'Charlta Howard Plattenburg,on the Dowling Reloelaied are alway* plenty of lawyers and putting an end to civil wah aro en aturday afternoon with a large -maofficers who'aro now attached to the evening of Saturday, December T, la Tallahassee, Nov. lfl.—Gov. Catta * ' other volunteers present to help.rvgroute- to.Petrograd and bavq reached ority of^the teachers, present. • 116th artillery are Captain tfoc HJn- an event that Leesburg will remem­ thia afternoon signed. an order-roIstrnntH In filling out (he question­ In tho absence of .Prof., A. L. lnstating~W. II. Dowling aa sheriff of Lugai All reports*are impossible of \ley, Captain P. M. Brunner, Captain ber for a long time and will discuss naire.. •■■'T . ’• confirmation because. tho dty is latch, president of tho Club, Mrs. Duval county,' effective December 1. - Harry F. Conley and Chaplain 8. C.1 afterwards with some heat, . '• •,r>; Questionnaires are to be mailed by flooded with exaggerated rumors of S. P. Arrington, vice president, pre Thia will give; Sheriff Hayes Lewis Broch. We don't know yet'w ho 1a Saturday night ia. one night the the local board to 6 per cent of the every description. sided. • * to be the colone^of the 124th. • ample‘time in which to check out, it eomroittoo declared it would not con­ registrants each day. The principal Preceding. the program a short was stated.' ' •* People, in Macop ‘ are doing all sider, but this lecturer could not be work of the logs! advisory boards Mr. Dowling aaid tonight: "T h e within their power-to-make the sol- secured on spy other night. ,t was will thus' he ’ o\tt in 20 days, by tunityl. It givea a definite place.for business session .was held during difia'feel at borne. 8iide« at ple- take him op Saturday night or sub­ which time all the . questionnaires the doctors .to work In 'making the which the presiding officer announced governor this morning gave' me a .ture shows read as follows And giye a stitute some other nlmber for him. should be* returned to the - boards. phyaioal examination. For the first that the annual dues-of* one dollar hearing on the charges upon which I ' little Idea of the attitude of cltlsens That couldn't be thought gf. Lees­ Every man baa seven days in which time .It assigns every lawyer to. ac­ per member ahouid now be paid to waa removed and they were not. aua.’•here: "Anyone* In Macon who burg, probkbly, more than moat to return his questionnaire fully tive dpty in building up the national tha treasurer, Misa Agnes Edwards. talncd; therefore, I waa re-instated." Mr. Dowling could *not hide hla wishea to mother a soldier and tpke towna prill gist iqimonso good out of mad* out.. The process of claaaifica- army. In the legal advisory boards Among-the committees to report him home to dinner oh 8unday. com- the lecture' Mr. Plattenburg will tion, which becomes,* in the words of it givs* ’every oqp who responds to wss the committee on the course of pleasure and did not try to. He said munlcate with ------ w ." the President, "a national war un­ the. President's call a place In the study, of which Miss Lillie Farns­ tho governor aent*for him and It was. giye, "Worm* Beneath the Bark." ‘ t •: ... . "AutomobiUata. give a soldier a v Mr. Plattenburg'removes, the bark dertaking .of auch significance aa’ tp rank: of the army behind the army. worth was chairman. Considerable a grekt surprise to him. It ia believed here that Attorney . The nation already’ has a remark­ dissuasion followed this report. . ride," etc/ Automobllea eomd to the tad whan these grubs and Insects challenge the - attention and ’ compel general’ Van. C. 8 wqaringen who, camP bn-Sundays, take the men in are exposed to public view, and.they the assistance of every American."- r able record of**ffidency in adjusting Prof. .A . .J. Johnson, principal, of N ot-since the war began has an lt« political machinery to the regis­ Lake Monroe school made a. short with Senator Trammell was with the to church. After, church the w i­ •ee each other io the bright light in­ governor. In Georgia recently brought Opportunity been ' offered for prac­ tration of 10,000,000 men within J 8 ttier receives an invitation to dinner - •and xfterwarda ia taken back * to stead of beneath the bark in dark­ tically every perron to . take an ac­ daya after the enactment of the law talk on the. subject of reading, in about the reinstatement tstor of Dowiinr- ' y/ which he gave the dub some very ness there is "something doing." Soon aftef the adjournment of the . ^ authorising registration. It la now e*n P* A number of concerts and Folks with a clear conscience go to tive and vigorous part in ao impor­ valuable suggestions.on the teaching last legislature, about six months proposed to better this record by •bowa are arranged either.in towd or hear that lecture because they want tant a war measure as the actual of this subject.'M ias Lucca Chap­ the camp for the benefit o f ’ the to hear it; folks more uneasy about raising of our armies. The Presi­ classifying 10,000,000 men in a peri­ pell, Mrs. W. lj. Selg and other* ago, Dowllni wa* removed And Hayes Lewis of Jackson county wae od of 80 days. »en of the Slat dlvialon. spoke briefly of their experience in their community patriotism go be­ dent's foreword offers this opporappointed Sheriff of Duval In Me Litotenant White was today pro- cause they, are afraid to atoy away. adopting the couraa of study. In their atoad. Dowling was gir«n a hemring a°t«d from second <to first llaurespective achools. i ” ‘This lecturer Is a combination.of today o n ' the .chargee then made j vt t«nant. Ha hat established an ,exThe first number on the program afcainat him for falling to enforoa the preacher, editor and orator and that client record In Camp Wheeler, and wia a Votal duet by Mias, Lillian pfohlb|Uop l.w , . U u )a o »T ll^ . n 4 his •ucceaa as an officer ia evidenced in itself is sufficient to guarantee a Herring and Miaa Rani* Murrell; the chargee were not sustainsa., mady'aided talk from him. He ed­ by bia recent promoting. The patriotic aong, "Keep Ihe Home ited a country paper until he' dikFires Burning'* was beautifully ren­ covered ail. these worms he taltii A cross-ststo waterway from, Ft. HELPING f o o d d i r e c t o r ■ about; then h* turned preacher and dered and met with hearty applause. Myera to the East Coaat via thw^ tried grub|eradication that way for Miss Blanche PattLsball redted in Caloosahatchw river and Lake Qkee- *’ k t 1 °ri»ado to PU(e Electric'Big* On •If* But his talent aa an orator b4r usual, graceful manner the read­ . Principal Street -.'j1, dm out of the pulpit and * ing "Punishment," much to the de­ Seminole County can well feel proud of the Orlando i. the first d ty In the placed him on the. lecture platform light of the audience. ’ river to render it nai hie and the wondrful record made in the campaign of the •‘ ‘ to of Florida (to erect an elactrfc where «ho has delivered his message . "What 8hall the Children Play?' Fort Lauderdale nd . West Palm "to devoted- tor the cause on food personally to something like half a past week for the Y, M . C. A. War -Work waa ably and interestingly discussed Beach )<Vnavigable for Mervatiqn, and Juat aa soon a* the million people. This one lecture has Fund. * The campaign cloafed last night but hoate drawing from 1 to 4 feet of in wall prltten and delivered papers "to c .n be completed i f will be been delivered more than twelve with several precincts to report water, by Miaa Laura Chittenden and Mias the dis- /.)? S S ? over tl>e principal, coffer In hundred tiraee. He went back to Stevens is happy over the report that Semi tanee from Fort Genevieve Ivey. . the A t-. ? i wuJ°» «*eh n lgh tlF vrill his home town where he had be^n a i-. hole has over $2,600 in the fund, and this will "Modes of Punishment" eras the l.ntle ...b o .r d .bou t 400 Bl|M. forth In the words, “ Be .Patri- country editor, and be took the old ufajact of. the next two speakers, le in the be swelled or. two. A WhiaO^Tk Tuesday and friend* right offthelr feet. . If that v, A .o,b „8 ..r.,d Brf4l„ Zpe Munson and VEthel '■-inj "»«Uere Thuraday." . K ‘V a -feat no oqe ever performed detailed * in Friday’s • 1 lent Victor M. Greene, Mr. ahd Moughtovaxta warn' handled In * 2 * erection of tide elgn'wae nude one. ‘ Herald. e best in the record i» J3 j bU‘ V *be unfailing ' public 2 v j«o ; 1when. Plattqnburg ^ o o e e jljj »/• : -•rv te condition ,: I^esburg, every, man and woman $ S f e ' f e G« - and wfthln motoring distance wgnts to for money.crops hAve not been oj Orlando be her* tad *** Ms vivisection of '•-1 ..*.*>x', • • . • •* <•. -./ •uggeation from •*** • ” -*• own u*; «veere* ftlon KH tatnt. “be.'Wi Looked For A While Like Our S tuff Would Perish m Over $26,00 Last Night in Y. M. C. A. Fund m �♦ % SPECIAL PROGRAM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. jm sty pi*. amethyst set. i r a m t ei a M d it im . Dkkjas She* Store. ♦ • t f a May Dvrkias rttorud Wnily v ii/ after arreraJ Brtctii is Jitrtk C a n c u isd ia d u « t r > . Mr*. Dickie* I n m tie Cnt cf I>*~ o s U ; to »^c<i tie wiater is Core Sfeisp. •. . BENEFIT MILDRED DOLLY W ILL DANCE How io Iteduce When butter, sells st over 50 cents a ind, TMUt at 912 a barrel, and other l tuffs in proportidp, any bint to re­ duce the cost of livlf/t *hould be welcome. The great Ifoubk'U that rata and mice destroy many dollar*' worth of food a monlh. EiWrnimte these Stearns' Paste, which baa Crest tutetm iiy national and local au­ thorities to kill rate. * A small bo*, roetInf only 35 rents, will often rid the home or bam <A a family of rata or roi/e In a siegj! night.—Ad v. B A s k Your Grocer 1 For Sale—175 Chickens. White L jh'-rni, at reasorable price. Cafe II raid. • 24-tf For Satt—75,000 C »>r; Plants S. A. Hutton , Beck Hammock ei Crown Paper Co. ' 24-2tp For Sak—Ten passerger Launch, Mr*. Jennie Duncan of ^arapa si* horse Csflk engine, ail in food will lee the gu**t of Mr. and.Mr*. condition. One hundred cash takes B. A. Duncan for about ten days. it. Can be teen at Stone Island or address Box 1I£9, Sanford.' 24-8tp. Mr* ft. I7. nTesahder left ,Tbu For Sak—Three acre* improved day for a visit to Amerieui, Gs. land adjonin* .Sanford.. For quirk , The Daughter* of jVesley will rale 1750 ca»h Write Ft. ,E. King, have a bazaar and tiitkey supper Oi'J- Indiana Wichita, Kaos.' 18-fttp Saturday, N or. 2<th. .They will have many beautiful thing* on sale and many people wilj avail them­ selves of. thi* opportunity *to buy Christmas' gifts, • ’ : rl . . For Sale—1916 Maxwell touring car, good appearance and running order, new Bayfield carburator, for quick sak at 9250.00. Intent chang­ ing to Pord truck. C. L. West, Oviedo, Flal 19-tf ‘ Mis* Muriel Harrold and Mias For Sak -Nice cauliflower plants Frances Gonzales will - give theuir now ready; 12.50 per thousand. usual weekly dance at the Hotel Carnee tonight. Quit* a number of D. R. Brisson, Celery avenue. I G-tf Orlando people are expected. FOR RENT Value of Honey. Hooey, one of the moat nutritious and delicate of fooda, sboulJ be eaten more than It la," writes a cooking ex­ pert. "Bought la the comb, It la bound to be unadulterated, nod will keep one free faom core throaf and bronchial trouble*. . Honey baa been need aa a coemetic. The result' le a doer tex­ tured complexion, a glowing/color, a young; fresh look." •- ... S l o c x n *s L i n liT K M ii Keep Hands Off Wound*. \ . A wound should neverobe touched with tbs-bare handa^It'la hotter to cover It up Just aa It la rather than to run the rlak«of introducing another colony of perhapf even more danger* ou* germs. If possible, bow'ever, the wound should bo washed out with an nntlaoptle solution, If water la to bo used. It abouldhave been boiled at least tan minutes, as simply bringing It to tbo bolUng point win not kill tbs germ*.. •* • • (« a l) E, A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court. Seaisoie ' ; 1 ' , County/f m a , VikibJ? Reward. 23-<f " 5-F r i 5 tc - • SATURDAY Mr*. Erseit IfeoiheJ/ier u b t b t rvrry c /z ib r , 1wife <r ibter wfeo Lu i a n , ia ib ts d or h r h e r is tbr Army or fiary from Semite,k tMt> ty will pkxa* ukphose cr send her their addrtse at a Ao , m u m «se wf& fad’ to receive tbetr Christou* box from the Social Department of the W etn a 'i C!ab.# . t l a U. Very importact a* there bores will hare to be teat early to'taiar* ikrir* ar­ For S 2 e—Istematiosal H irrn v r riving t'-* Christmxa. . track, oee half ton- 15H c-ylel. water cooled- . S. Rang*. •Sas/'.rd 25-tf Mr*. J. If. Wallace left Wednes­ Are. lt d . Fourth St. • day to viiit her »Liter ti» Tampa. For. Sale—FIs* tot of Rrrutered Q aroc. Jeney pit*. Mr*. Epdcr The Thanday right dance given CurUtt, Ger-era, Florida. 25-tfe by the Parish If out* Club was we!] attended and very moth .enjoyed. For Sale—50,040 C*\*ry Plants About twenty two coap'e* were 7Sc per thousand. Robt. Shimmosd present West SIdi. . 2S-2tp Mitt Cornelia Pultyton. who- his been spendinz the winter with Mr*. I.. G. Flringfeliow left yesjerdsy tor Washington, D. C., having beeq called to her sister who is very ill. t W f t * * my d S d il i.fr.iturt aealthis the JSth day ci Korea Upper.flat. L futniihtd rci light house keeping., 409 Pslmetto avenue. 26-tf For Kent—Cottage 6 rooms aid ba h. All modrrn eonveniercei. Go d locations Address 'Box 843, dty. '« . ' ’ 25-tf For Sale—A few thousaod Early Ja-sey Wakefield cabbage plants. P. L. Greene, West Fide. 2 S-2tp Furnished Rooms by Day. Week or Month—Park avanua Hat, 101 North Park avanua, over' L. R Philips . A Co. drug store. . Mr* C. C; Hart* manager. f 0*tf j/V o o . 2 7 f /i 46 x. 74 Soft Cotton Blankets •- . 54 x 74 “ . . . " “ Tan, White am 64 x 76 “ “ “ ■ %. ; “ • “ Wool Nap, Fine Heavy Cotton, $3.50 values Plaid Pink, Blue, Tan— $1.00 Blankets Large, Part Wool Blankets, White •Gray and Better Blankets, Reduced to $6.75, $7.48,. $9.75, , $12.98 and - $13.75 72 x 90 Wheels «■>$!. 8 1 x 9 0 Lheetit . • IK Soft ^ca !e*a Cotton W e have been fortunate indeed in securing this-large stock o f bedding, and every one should take advantage o f this wonderful opportunity to buy them at reduced prices. ; . ‘ Fall Size Cotton Comforts . . . . . - $2.29 Fine Clean Odorless Cotton, Silkline Covered $3.19 and $3.79 Great any Patterns o f Other Comforts For Rent—Three . office rooms fronting on Pint atroot. Meat do* elrablo office* In dty. Several other good offleo rooms in asm* budding. 25-tfc Yowelf A ’ Speer. Rooms for Rent—919 Oak Ava. 2^a Essentials of Happiness. "Tbo grand essentials'of happiness For Rent—Furnkhed rooms for am something to do, something to love, hod something to hope for."—Chat* light housekeeping, 117 Lsurel ave­ nue. . 19-tf .fc o y jW n A ii OFFICE BOOMS FOR REST . Three room* fraatlag ea First ■(reel, meat .deklrabla efflee rooms la dty. Saveral ether rooms far geed sffles* In aama' bolldlag. . YOWELL A SPIED. 1 CASE OFHOJ& SPECIALTOWBL �------ ,.a BUDGET OP OPINION “ JUST B1 YOU AND ME.” EVEN THE GATE------i----POST NOT* I f f IT A CHIEL 18 AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AN HE'LL PEENT ' E M " — SO SAY9 8 A Friends If you had alL the lands and golu,f * It’s possible for man to hold, And if on top of that could claim. Kv£ •' ,T h e ,greatest sum of earthly fame Yet* had to Hve from day* to day Hlw' *i t ‘Where never human came your way. You'd tradfc- the gold you had to apend To hear the greeting of a friend. . . FAITH. men and seven to bofolocted so that there are bound to /be eight disap­ pointed candidates tonight when.the polls close. But then it Is Just friendly race and*/np .q/ie will bo left at the post. hurt bad If they •• , expect to have their *fny»ded by the weevil during tbe^loitcr pert of the summer and early autumn of 1918*. but the damage In this area during 1918 will not be sufficient to justify ■ decrease In a m ig o of long staple 4dftng 1918. Planters ii) the. southern portion, of Hillsborough and southern . por­ tion of Folk counties and in DeSoto and 'Manatee counties m a y ' safely count oq produdng^long. staple for two seasons more before the boll weevil perceptibly interferes with 'production; V , ’ f t Fftlffdiru Fried J. Kern had German p arin g iind'U editor of a paper in a com­ munity that Is said to; be, in blood, almost as German lu Berlin—the Newb-DemocAt of Belleville, <Illin­ ois. He la a man of standing, hav­ ing been in Congress and for years served for s member of the state board of administration. * Ho is back home now, writing ed­ itorials', and he isn’ t mlncing'words. Listen to what he said in a recent is­ sue. "When the bemouataebed strutter of a.-Potadam Bill forced the war on America by ordering the murder of our pdbple, by slhldng our ships, and by trying to get ua into trouble with our neighbor and by making boastful threats of whit ho would do to "ua after he ha'tMlcketi* the allied armies In Europe, no good citlxen, no- sane man In America-.hesitated for one moment.In choosing the aide his bread was buttered ^>n. When the" United 8tatea b in danger, we are a unit in .defending the flag. There ia no divided allegiance aJnong good Americana. There are men In America who are against Old-Glory. They are aliens or traitors and must be ‘dealtb with accordingly. "The assumption that the dty .of Belleville b an outlying province-of the bulldoxlng and brow-beating Gcsler Bill Kaiser Von Hohenxollern, the bcbsdged snd beribboned fdol of fortune, rupe of -adventure, would to Napolon bat been knocked spinning snd Into a cocked- hat. Bill's spies in .Belleville can write a letter to Potsdam and tell the- big four-flusher and has-been .where wo stand. .Apiorlca will continue, to be the land of the free and tho home of the, brave. It will, continuo to offer a haven of safety and opportunity to the oppressed and the dblnticrited and exiled people of the Hohenaol lern game preserves and poaching grounds. -v * 1 T "t-IT 111-113 Park Avenue T High-Grade Bakery — Full Line o f — .d n aW estern F lorid a Mea Come in and see ns. First clads goods, prompt and courteous-service. Reasonable prices'. * Enoch ^ eti—In;Memoristtf' Enoch Bell died at hi* home near Upsala on Thursday morning at the age of seventy-one. Mr. Bell .was one bf lb*, pioneers of this county ♦ r * ■ x hsving lived here since 1868. Born 1. Now that aU/fbe different drives In Qultmsn, Georgia, January 1ft, ara over and thwjdty politics will bo 1848 he spent- several a years there over today for ai tile let us nil settle and moved to Madison county at down* to real bii Incas of making a the age of four. He left Madison 'Tia friends alone that maka us rich, town here' and &inviting* ,people in county to move to Orange county — Not , marble busts In glory's niche, end getting tblnf' accommodations with,.fail' mother and the family, the farther */(■ '.' 7 “ r after they get Here. There will be Not money, wisdom, strength o more peopte In'Florida this season having been killed in the Civil war; •Ittf than ever befor^'and certainly San­ The Bell family came to this country With happiness our lives can Jill. With all of these we still should sigh ford should get her share. How with Cept. Whltner. and they went about It, you people who have been over a great part of this section of If never neighbor hsppened by Hunting Beason opens one week from today. We And no’ one ahsred from sun to sun shouting so m ch and doing noth- Florida finally deciding oh Orange n have a complete stock of Guns, Hunting Coata, The honors that our work hss won. S t f M i f i i i | m M | county as a place o f reeidence and .. i|* Leggjps and a fresh factory shipment of Ammunisettled near Ft. Reads 'where they For fame ia born of other llpa, tion; CaH and get your supply from our large as­ 1 It la tlcklli i my .risibilities some started an orange grove. Selling the Friends pour the *wine the victor to see certain grove In 1884 Capt. Bell moved to sortment and low prices. have eo much sips; run tho d ty his place near Upsala where ho raised to tay about A n d ' friend makes rich the yellow .when they knbw no about It his fsmlly and engaged In orange gold here. The growing and cattle raising. , Mr. and have noth! >g inv * yen know Bell hsd charge of whit was known By which all’ earthly Wealth Is told. real dtlxena i ind y will have M the Littlefield grove on Sanford what they w|j Possession nothing means, unless, the advtcri1 Heights for many yean and looked all these thl j: We share the' Joys that we possess, of the t r a n s its 'spelt nothing after the.'Little field Interests as Paste Is the brightest gem we own wVhavu the hugeat.dbpby room In Florida. e spelled sny- well as his own jjrovc. here and new Prices reasons bis. i f wp must know Its charms alone. u iu h w Electrical Supplies— Heating Apparatus thing wherevel* hsppen to hang Enoch Bell was a member of the 4 Correspondence and Personal Calb Solicited minute*; The Baptist church and continued in'this < Whet Joys could come from splendid their hate /for/ e- their money In faith'until the day of his death. He people who THOMPSON ELECTRIC COMPANY deeds 103.1*4 Wwt L rtu H U B tttti TAMPA, FLOKIDA city and '.are helping was one of the mien who was s vested That no one ever cheers or heeds? ery day are The people fritnd to every one, always- ready Fame would be empty and absurd, to build o have, something to and willing to help his neighbors and that JJP If of it no one. ever heard.airs. say In 'd t^ . Modern Magic. The richest msn, without a friend, with a kind word for every one. : -------------. *\ The fairy's wand which turned a • Ia poor with all.he has to apend. He leaves six ‘children to mourn rusced gown Into a dress fit for a DOLL WEEVIL IN FLORIDA ■Alone with all that could be had bis death, John W. Bell of Monroe, princess, and a pumpkin Into a corich, ___ . U \ A human being would-be sad. '* ' Mttv Plant' Board ia After Him *Hot Mrs- D.’ C. Horn age of Brewster, Is not altogether a myth. Tho cheer­ F1a„ C. G. Bell 'o f Monroe, T. J. ful disposition which mcs everything S Foot Not In ourselves docs fortune lie, at Its best, rather than Its worst, We will havo a free demonstration of Gargo'ylo Mobilolla by Stan­ '.T h a t the boll weevil has, during Bell of West Palm Beach’,-Mrs. J. L. makes as wonderful transformations. 'Nor in the things that gold'Can buy; dard Oil Company’s Expert on correct automobile lubrication at ths present season Invaded a consid­ Tanner of Sydney, .Florida, C. G. The magic of cheerfulness Is •till At Tho- word* of praise that please us our Garage on Thursday; Friday snd Saturday. November 22nd, erable-amount* of additional terri­ Bell of tho FhlUipine Islands. All of work.—Exchange, ■well 23rd' and 24th, 1917. Bring your ear In and have the expert tory in central Florida Is announced tho children were here to attehd the Tbe lips of other men must tell; show you How to secure: •* • by'W flm on hjowcll,' Plant Commis­ funoral except tho latter .who could And honor, on which joy depends, A Lost Art. sioner, uu a result of field inspections not*-be present.* -; *v <-» -<tV - — — Is -but the verdict' of opr friends; The olil-fnshinned man who used to Tho funeral services were held at made during the- pist seven weeks ■ f ** perform parlor tricka hn* been super* All happiness thst man can know • by Inspector J. Chaffin of-the State t‘io Lakeview cemetery Friday after­ .seded by phonographs and plsyrr-pl1 : .Maximum power *The friends about him must bestow. Plant Board'staff.. ' noon, Rev. Morrison of Monroe of* anon wlilch any fool cun operate.— 2 ; Lowest Gasoline consumption * Detroit Free Press. Birmingham Age-Herald. 3: Lowest Oil consumption '• At the. close of last season the fldatlng, ^ . 4: Mlnumum repairs southeastern limit of boll weevil ter­ f Some peoplo profess apprehen­ 6: Minimum carbon . ritory extended through tho- coun sion concerning the future of busi­ 6: Smooth running engine * tics of Duval,,Clay, Bradford, Alach ness. Why, gcntlemert, prosperity in 7: Longer life for your ehglne ua and Levy. The migration of the •tho next' twelve months wilt be 8: Greatest second hand vslue. . peat this year has. covered the re­ greater than it hss ever been in our maining portioni of ’ Bradford, . history. You^ cannot* prevont it If Alachua and Levy counties, nil of you try. The silled governments tho counties of Putnam, Marion and Your crank case and engine will be thoroughly washed, and clean­ ; .arid our own government have got St. Johns and the northern portions ed and filled with the correct grade . of Gargoyle MobiloiU—a to *buy here ten million dollars' of Citruj, Sumter, Lake.and Volusia grade for each type of motor. worth of materials and pppllcs—pro­ .<*-• countk*i. Tho annual, migration of duct! of your farms, your factories Thej » r vice is free—We merely chargei jro you for tho oil actually used tbe d’ccvil,• whfch la •in reality* a and' your mines—within tho next -jn making the demonstration on your' car. movement of weevils'In every-direc­ twelve months If the war lasts'thst tion results in an extension of the In­ long. The expenditure of tjisat yds fested area and It la beyond human sum of. money will force prosperity -upon us whether wo want it’ or not. power to’ prevent spread in this • — William G. McAdoo, Secretary of manner. . The State Plant Board has mnintho Treasury. ; !, . mnintalnod ■ and will .continuo to 'Ten billion dollars! One half tho maintain 'a qusrantino which pro­ total value of all products manufac- hibits the shipment of cotton seed, s s w r a s s s s s » s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s * s r a s » t s * s s sra ra sssssw ■* hired Jn this country annually; more cotton seed' hills, Spanish moss and than twice the.total of salaries and other materials likely, to'contain Jive wages paid by* tho Industries of .the weevils, from the weevil Infested * ' country In n year; moreidono ■ win portion of Florida and other states STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH ' 1 total value qf all-livestock on tho to th^t part of Florida not, yet In­ farms and nearly one-fourth .the fested. DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ This quarantine Is main­ • value of all the farm property in the tained for tha purpose of preyentlng TON AND NEW Y O R K . - United Stateal the .weevil reaching a non. infested Nfl?S2 No. 80 No. 88 Prosperity percolating through locality one or. more seasons in ad­ Lv* JackaonfOIe^:9ilO a. m. - 8:10 p. m. 12:01 p.jn. vance of that locality becoming in­ nil commorcialaand Industrial strata Ar Savannah___ 1:15 p.m. 4 rOl p, m. 1205 a. m. •i At Charleston__ 5:35 p. m. from the Fountain Head o f tho gi­ fested by the nature! spread of the 8:45 a. m. 8:16 a.m . *Ar Richmond-__ , 5.-05 a* m. 7:45 p. m. 7:33 a. m. gantic war hudget, business stimu­ -vance-of that locality-becoming in.• Ar Washington— 8:40 a. m. 11:50 p.m. . lOdUarm. • lated to "white heat’,' of activity by Insect, Ar Baltimore----- 10:57 a. m. 1:10 a. m., 12:10 p. m. . AI W.PhlTph!a_ 1 rf)7 p. m. 300 a.m . -T1*t v! Uncle Saift’a studpendoua demands .The plant commissioner has an­ 2*27 p. BL :&*w**«i 'and disbursements, * this will *mesn nounced tbe-following'definition of Ar New York__ 3:18 p. m. 500 a. m* 4:35 p. m. a remunerative avocation for every' the Infested territory; * lla. m. Ftmrxlliuf (Mr w b e energetic American. In the present "In accordance-with-Rule, No. 18, Foor Information or Reservation Phone of Writ# outlook there la no plsco for pessim­ edopted by the State Plant Board, strike dgarv.ut, 20 In each package; t T u V a Tobacco KIT „ n o. , A TLA N TIC COAST L IN E ism, so Instead of being content December 13, 1916, tho plant com­ HUlsborou^Hotd^Tampa, Fla. 188 W. Bay S t, Jacksonville, Fla. one tin of Tuxedo pipe tobacco; with with builnesa as usual, let us make missioner has defined and does here­ Phone 17 It UNUSUAL. Nothing will make by define, as a result of recent In­ And Cheer tha Hearts of thofBoys a stamped postcard, on which will bo written the name and address ................................................. .. ....................... ..................... ................................... O f er There the enemy so doubtful of his success spection! by agenta of the State Thera ara lola of barg*lns to be you give us. The vslue of thb kit as this great wave of prosperity. In Plant Board, the counties, of Citrus, •bed; end you probsbly have ei keen if you boug&t it for yourself, without America. Our nation needs oj)Uk Sumter; *Lake and Volusia, and ell an eyo for them as-anybody, Did-.the postcard would be 45 cfota. Vjl mlstlc men, not' only on. the firing counties north thereof, In the elate you ever think of the beat "buy" The transportation of it.to the aoU line but back of the Uqp. Let us of Florida, as being boll weovll In­ _____ . ___ _ . . L h Jtdior . . . .at *i.. ,_i________ the.#____ front_ i. Is taken care ..of; yon ever mide for a quarter? m not fall In whatever support we* can fested territory within' the meaning You ran get a lot of different th* Vronch government admits it L) offer In this gigantic trappla for su­ of said Rule." J cents; a list of. them France dirty free, end Sgree* fo premacy. If wa win, It meane Free­ _ According to Plant Commissioner things for 86 „ — would be quite an ntenalvo' one. transmit, the postcard back-to you dom through Democracy. If we Newell the number of, weevita enter­ eont* loee, it would mean a world enslaved ing the newly. thvadecl territory ;-U You can get a couple of pratty'-good *or So'**much, - — — actual, tangible value * through brutal force back of * tbe unusually large, end-through Alachua clears; you can get a stick of ahav- y D~’ doxen fairly good you get for 25 cents. But U you add tyrant. . - * . r soap; half uAusually large, and ttirdugh "W e’ll.hover lit our old flag fall, lead pencils; you can get A pretty to that an estimated value ip ths achua, Levy, Putnam and Marion decent 'pair of cotton socks;' you pleasure, comfort, aolace, which the For wa live It beat of all, s cobnties severe damage to the cot­ Wo don't want to fight to show our ton ' crqp neit year by the weeyil may even think a >85 cent necktie contents of your gift ■package “will give to' the soldier of your country might, . m a y . be expected although sueb will do., A quarter used to pay for, !ln Fr»nf«—It can't be'estimated ac­ couple-of collara; not noW.‘ V But when we start, we'll fight, fight, damage la not likely to reach Ua Si curately—you'll see that you are get 'fight. ; maximum -in this area until 1919. . You can think of a lot of i kIjlnga ■* ting the biggest 25 cent bargain yrib you cin do with a * quarter; but you In peace or war, bur voices ring, In Citrus county north of Inverness ,T ..: 'M y Coontryr 'tia of Thee,' we sing, tbe damage to tho crop will be-pare will not be able to think o f , any­ ever had. Make ,,your: subscription t«l*y. At the sound w f her call, w i’ll show than appreciable; southh of Inverness thing that will begin to glve ypu jui Malts it ll.o o snd sent four of these much pleeaura or real satisfaction them all ' .*,>•':Y'\ It Is likely to be inconsiderable dc m for 65 rants ai to corns lb-here to bargain Lkitar mske It *96 and rand We'll never. I«t our old flag fall.'' ng the tomlog seuon. Cotton Hit 80 of .them. Whan you see a bar­ T|ie Rerald‘ office a&d the northern portions of Sumter to gain like this, grab It. ror our; fund for aendlhi amo! fGJCOMPANY enough candl- Lake. wJU experience light .THE HERALD * 1 The frerald, will accept’ contribu­ soldiers. * * til from tbe weevil In 18181 . Cc dates now. I did not know that my PHONE 148. *■ , • SANFORD, FLORIDA ; ' In the first place .85 cent* pays for tion* for the Tobacco Fund only for In the southern n appeal, for more good men to come this month as the monlh-of Dscema little kit containing 9 packages q! to tbe defense of their county would Sumter and Lalm.and-lnBull Durham tobacco with, raven ber will be filled jrith other wants so tiee of ■Hernando, paaco, 0 have eueh 'n good, effect. There are & emIno1e, as wtU-ae those In 1 fifteen patriots In the' race for alder, 8 Semlt : ■_ * • G. W. SPENCER Free Delivery Phone 10.6 GET READY THE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY MOTORISTS! B .& 0. MOTOR CO. ATLANTIC COAST LINE m 3 J 3 Give clear, perma­ nent copies. Will not smut, dry out, or fill the type. Star Brand Non-Filling Typewriter Rib­ bons are guaranteed tp give 75,000 im­ pressions of the lette " “ or '^“e” ' withon the, paper. out'dogging so as to * �J. The bar for .’a ride ln hla suto, but that “ Seminole'Smile” 'ttachm kW that Seminole. Smile" teacher*; would not gfl fishing or to a lawn party., *„ Ib keep the kida In practice, Remem- or on ah .excursion. . fboducing n o t p r o m o t in g ” b o a r d o f t r a d e r e s u l t s ; One day when she y n t tbreo mllea (DT THE HIXHtTAnrj her', no one ever lost smiling. from.borne with another girl/they dl*: covered a bed of wild atrawberrlca bn Cut yacht of Ihe season, the but since Seminole county is note< Seminole’s Roll, of Honor the bank of a river and near tho road. Two days later 8tepbcn took a young ■rrired yesterday and berth- for I,ta number In this class,- there man.and the two gbia to the apotln ^Tbe city dock. Aboard and.In and In will surely be no trouble gating de­ Karl Schultx, Sherman Routh, his auto. Thera were berries gnlqre. r j~ > VM the owner, Captain H, sired results. Along with this also who was accompanied by den’ t forger the same' treatment tp Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell,. Ned and each* one was helping- himself M W D. Jones and A. B. Pot the feltdw at home. * He deserves It Chittenden, Roy Chlttendqn,’ Ralph when the plan-for the.great shock came to Mika lono like a flash. She o# Jacksonville The Harmar and your taking thf-Initiative wil Rourolllat, Allan Jones, Morris Sponhad taken notice, and she did not cer, Hugh White, Oscar R oum , C. J. riiited by the Board of Trade ut him in line, It takes evciybody doubt herself. If she could withdraw Lawtoo, James .Purvis, William Hart * y'wnd the visitors were o build and boost'a town, county or ,frou the party and .get Into the auto ley, Wallace Lipford, W. C/Tempje, ova over the cHy. ^ ; ^ | state and all these people must be and go whining across tho bridge and of the progressive oast. Army •» up the bill the shock would come. It took quite a bit of strategy to ac­ John Murrell,'" Kenneth Murrell, t t V-'t Already cars bearing license from complish her purposo, but It was car­ Leslie HUl, Seth Woodruff,"Stanley With one awoop, SWOPE, swoop­ York, Iowa, Indiana. Ohio, and ried out. .The flraf warning came to Walker, Dr.’ Ralph Stevens, Joe a"oi» ar<-arriving. These bring ed .accompHahWnt. Fellow citizen, the three pickers when the-born gave Chlttendon, Oscar Speer, IlW o An­ you started right and we are coming ne„ ol many to follbw and all, derson; Ernest Gregory,. FredVMsson, a defiant toot, and‘ they r£ao up to­ jirt an extra heavytouriit travel to see -you. gether and cried oat la unison. . George McLaughlin, Harold \Vssh: t t t The auto started at Its highest te Honda this season. » burn,. Albert Fry, James' Estudge, speed, and'was almost at'tfio far endj Along with reforming ourselves, GMrgo Huff, Thomas SulllvanV W. of the bridge when Its driver i 1 Tk» Doird of Trade la thoroughly let’s reform our city and county*— A. Pattishall, Meade Fox, In scared ond checked It and backed Into the question of rapid not' politically or religiously, but Guerry, Joe Gue’rry, ‘ Oaear N. Zltt- Bump! went the hind wheels agi mnient for the Seminole county progressively. .Things are coming rower,' Henry Byrd, Osborne .Wil­ the railing, .and crash went this able movement to northern fine and- results are cropping out liams, Veil Lovell, Martin Temple, lug, and machine and glrl took.a < jfcU. The; season opcha with every day and it's dqe aolely to the Robert Robinson, Arthur Dlcldns, of twenty feet down to water J'iIqw novement. A telegram from combination of pulling together dll- John Lee, J. A. Stafford, Andrew enough to drown an elephant "The Infernal tittle fool I The U v, President' Lyman DeLano of sens being on the job. Aulln, John Cater Lawton, Alfred erlng Idlotl" ■' t t t tbs A. C, L, this morning , to the M. Beck,. Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Then Stephen took his dtvo I of Trade Indicates trouble Mr. and Mrs. Cross and Miss Arthur Lewis, Mylville C. Tyler, J. auto bad gone to the bottc Aottk of Washington. The telegram Rosch o f ' Loveland, Colorado ..were F. Costes, Ernest Gormloy, Walter girl was paddling and splashli fawnts cooperation and Mr. DeLano tourists out-to see Geneva, and beau Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Ssm and'*screaming for aid. JflfXjAnded lUUs Kc will do all possible to help tlful Lake Harney last Friday. Mr. Pcvchousc, H arry' Carlson, C. E. near her and snort had hei I tbs movement. *The same now* Cross is a prominent horse and Hunter, Wilson Miller, Han-old Long Miss lone was more tots from the Southern Railway Cattle man of the west but contem­ Jamoa Weaver ’ Norman Baker, Er­ hurt After two or three minutes she jldsli *t Washington. The matter plates coming’ to Florida to make nest C. Morris, Ike House',' T. M. sat up-end asked: “Oh, Stephen, arc you swearing?" [i.slso.being handled with Mr. Ed­ hid permanent home-and assures us Hill. Harry Rabun. Guy .Stafford, "Ye*, by thunder I" ho replied. 1 vard Chsmbers of the U. 8.,'Footl that he is going to live “ somewhere Lewtie Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. "And did‘you call me o'little fool?" Adalnlstrstlon, who will assist the In Seminole county" end emphasises 0. Gtills, Willie 0. Goolsby, Harrold "Yes, a dozen of themt" • wnihent and dellkery at the point the.Geneva section. Mr, Jaa,,Stew­ Hall day, C. R. Peabody, Robert "Stephen, come here and kiss me!" j el distinstlon. This early action as- art, proprietor of the B. & 0. garage MernWether, Robert' Routh,- Staf­ "What fo r r I jsrs the growers and shippers of co- drove them <jut to Geneva and Mr. ford • LeFHs, Grover ' LoFiU, Paul "Because I love you and am going |«pention from the men higher up L. M. Reminder, the dependable Dooley* E. L. Mott, Frank camp- to marry yon! Oh, 8tephotu It’g so tad viU without doubt bring results. booster, carried them out to the boll, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ %oo<l—so good 1" : "Whnt In the devil la so good?" the lake, the’ drive was compliment­ burn, Oscar DuBose, Edwin' L, • - ..K t » "Your beffig like other men. .1 want Dinkle. Among the new members comlpg ary to the tourists, to "hurry homo apd tell mother 1" Sam J.Pickens, Harry H. New­ t t j;| jiito the Board of Trade the past (Copyright, 1*17. by the HeClur* Nawiyaper flyndlcata.) vt*k are Miss Hutchinson, manager The Board of Trado has arranged man,'- Bryan Walker,' Andrew J. ■ • __________________________ _ ,* « |j. G. MeCrory’s afore, Dr. *Aldridge with Mr. K. R. ’ Murrell, to operate King, Charles Priester, Robt. 0. Owl Good Enough. Dr. H. H. McCasUn a'pd S. M. his big 'twelva passenger. car as a Weeks, Wslfred Pierson, Vsnder A sdrvant was onco dispatched. to JJoyd. In addition to three twenty- sight seeing bus .beginning In’ Jan­ Perritte, Aijolph .Shaw, Barney F. purchase n chicken, hnd panning s ; ttoothers have been reinstated, The uary. The car will bear tho title Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ naturalist's on her way,- she went In chell, Drawdy Matthera, Lewis Col­ |Board of Trade is increasing In "Seeing Seminole” and for a nominal and Inquired the price of the broad( wmbmhip and in value to Sanford sum tourists aro going to see Sem­ lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, faced chicken tn the window. » 1ud Seminole county .every day. inole county from.end to*end. This William B. Lynch, James H. Lee, J. "Oh." said the proprietor, smiling, C. Hutchinson, C. T- Smith, Roy "that's not a chicken; Hint's an owl/* ‘ Sunday,-the Brooklyn Eagle ond arrangement will bo the only one of Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal GeorgeJIyman “ Well.'' said the. maid. “It'll do all I St Louis Post-Despatch carried a Its kind between' Jacksonville and right; It's only for U|o lodger." Tampa and will be a drawing card lengthy write up of Sanford and I Seminole county, compllmonta of for the tourist to stay awhile longer. Damaged, But,No Damagee. -Mr*. Mau'tle L. Halliard, the noted It;is proposed for the car to start A young Pennsylvania' lawyer, pracsuccess LFlorida correspondent for fourteen dnily .trips from the Ilnard of Trgdo . tldngTn tho Soutii, was called on by an old'ncgro, Who neemed t o ‘bo la a «f the nation’s largost dailies. These office, calling- at each hotel in the very bruised condition. vrit* ups were carried to morei than city for passengers wishing ’to make •• By JOHN GREGORY. Tho negro, addressing tho lawyer, [a million readers and* among that the trip. Tho car will operato daily, + *- ' said: “Good, morning, lawyer; I’ae and at least every other day will timber thousands, possibly for the como to ace you to bring a ault fo* vlait.QvIodo, Geneva;-Lengwood and bit lime read and Understood aomeWlicn n‘ fctnalo Infant won bom to me." tking of Florida's greatest county— Altamonto Springs. Mr. and Mpt, Wtlninio It hnd to have The lawyer, icclng the negro’s condi­ t > t | Seminole, u namo to prevent It from bring lost tion and foreseeing n good damage Vestcrday, tho Board of Trade In tho •shuffie. When tho father was suit, naked for a statement of Jacts; .t t t ‘ . sent s supply of Scmlnolo county appealed to bo replied: , IWcll/’ coatlxmctl Ihe aggro, "Ah Make-it your individual'business 11 terature,~upontheir request,-4o-tho wus,walkin’ on down through tho field, "ITflofiTcnro wKnt you cnlMtl" ttt velrorae—the; tourist to your add de brown mulo'was catln* ’JongSouthern, and. Louisvjlle arid Nash­ — Tho mother, did core, however," She EieulMh^y are only-passing slde do paff,'and Jua* as Ah passed ho could make a delicious strawberry ville representatives at Indianapolis, [•tlrqugb, nhako bonds and Invite hnitlcd'off wld dnt IcC foot and lam* shortcake, but at the enmo time slje lien to atop on their way back. • In Chicago, Cleveland, -Cincinnati, -St. was romantic. She decided nlmont hasted mo all enrer and nigh broko me |doing this eliminate, from ycur Louts, Kansas City, St. Paul, Chat­ at onco to’ name the Infant lone. to.plrec*.,# thought, and purpose the idea of per- tanooga! Atlanta,. Washington and "Godd," Interrupted tho lawyer; "Do you like It?" she ORkctl ofilhe Itoul gain—make your handshake "now has the owner, of that mulp got father when she hnd quite decided. ud your welcome. a big broad af- Philadelphia. These llpre adviso us Mr. Welcome was a victim of gout, any money P ’ ’ lur sod.w^tch rreulU., It take aa that tourist travel Floridaward 406 therefore his point waa yrell taken ^Any money!” exclaimed the negro; "why, boas. Ah owns do^ taulef"—. Ihg nun or a big woman to do this already extremely heavy. when he replied: a. "No matter how.you spell It, tho West’s Docket namo rhyme* with -boot, groan and Internal Combustion Engine. mdnn, and that, makes It all right." The Diesel engine la- an Internal Following the law of chronology, It combustion engine which run* on ought to bavo been noted at tbo start that Stephen-Hope mado his entrance crude oil and the lowest grades.of fuel pto this coqntry Just two years before oil. It bums cheaper fuel and less of It than a gasoline engine. Its con* lone. * , gtructlon Is heavier, but mare simple, Stephcp didn’t cut much of a dash In the world when he took his place as It require* neither magneto norpositive Ignition and burn­ 1rv It. In fact, he didn't ruffle the sur­ carburetor, ing o{ the fuel wlthoqt explosions be-' face of Lake Erie a tlttlo hit as ho log obtained from heat of great lntengrew, up. Ho was plsdd.slty, generated by compression of the nad Miss lone been a boy she would air between the piston and tbe cylin­ have been Into mischief half the time. der he«d nod the liquid fuAl .being Slid wanted to be on the g6. atomised and sprayed Into the heated And when Oils girl and thla sober- air in the combustion chamber under slded and placid young man became great pressure. It la Claimed that the acquainted there were people who Diesel engine converts Into available gasped, with the .words: mechanics] energy a greater pcrceut"Did you ever hear of such n thing t" ngc ot lha,power represented.by.Jha . There Is no sense In the‘old saylntf beat contained UT the fual consumed that opposites attract, for yon ,can’t than any other form of englhe yet pro. . __ a * make oil and water mix, but for some era cm. reason Miss lono Welcome and Mr, Stephen Hope were attracted to each Patrlotlsm or Parsimony. other and got along very .well. It be* Every newspaper, every magazine, came'a ease of lore on hi* part and every pnbUe speaker, is urging Ameri*. le finally proposed. She ran sway with­ can housewives to save, save, save I out answering him, but she told her .There Is no doubt that on army mother and her mother exclaimed: fights on its stomach and that this war "Lands save. us, hut you musTift must be won In the kitchens of the think of UP ’ • United States as welt as In tho “BuJ^I sort of like Stephen." . trenches., . „ "You’d better let him be your grand­ *Bnt there Is such a thing as saving father * than your husband. . You too well. Economy la never economy wouldn’t lire together three months." when It Is carried to the last degree <5f Mlits lone went away aqd thought of parslmontousnesa. the matter for an hour, and then re­ Do not starve yourself nor your funB e * **, yx. Substitute more plentiful foods turned to say: "Mptber, I read a story one ttm* fdr" those that gre scarce; save the about such a young mah as Stephen fats, but keep up n*balaneed menui Is," 1*•> ■ eat icy*, but not too UtUa; keep a "There was a glH and she was about wasteless garbage pgll, but above mil c Save wisely, bttt not too well I— like*me." -:> r ■. . -***f.f _______ JBSl 3 0 i3 'W Plain 2 f i 1■*V*’ •-**** 9 V :X >'■ - i'*w*. i#»—' iV ♦*-• . 30x3M ,PI«ln , 13.00 30x3^ Non-Skid 15.00 30x3 $2.85 30x3^ 3^5 Other Sires Ante Casings and Tube* at Cut Price* The SAN FO RD CYCLE C O M PA N Y ‘ 115 PARK AVENUE SANFORD. FLORIDA E IIINE’S •LIGHT IQ INO* 'BALL-BEARINGS HR-COOLED -rr- . .- ij m ' T he Complete Electric Light and Power P b o t * ~ City-Conveniences in Country Homes ' . EI**irie for House, Barn and Dairy. Supplies Runnlag Water;Runs Light Mac binary. Dclco-Llght runs on KEROSENE and la Air-Cooled. ABSENCE OF COMPUCATED PAETSMEANSABSENCE OFTROUBLE (No M insJoi. No Pumps No RadUtore No Carburetors • NoRheooUls .; No Governors No Belts > No Pulleys • A CHILD CAN OPERATE I T -I T PAYS FOR ITSELF Complete In 2 sizes, «A*o and 5420 (f. o. b. Dayton Ohio) rw» D m w K n U n Writ*. Wlr» W M ,**.' J. R. YEARBY, Salesman CLAUDE.NOLAN, Dealo O x U « i* .r iw « . SIS Mala 8L, JackMrfilBa, r u . : It Spurs M en "So m ew h ere in F rance ” H. CSagf* of Iht Amtritan Ambalanc*FleUStTVic*, s it “ RolUJ hit own” on tin flint Ilf* Front* for >U' month*, oi FtrJun, In Champafnt and lha Afonnt, to Energetic ^. ** ’ “ I use *the Long Distance Telephone constantly! It speeds up my business and spurs the other men to action be- cause they are brought face to face with me. “The <ost is nothing as compared to the • effective results. One telephone message accompli hes more than five letters fo? me and both customers and salesmen feel as ti ey have^paid a persona! visit to the office. ' .' r ,- : y ‘ j'tf; Wd have adopted the practice of calllng delin ]uent customers on the Long DisTe enhone.# It*8 more effective than 5 letter o : vi^it from>a salesman.. W e have. | Improved ©nr collections wonderfully by a judicious use o f the Long Distance Bell Tel. ePhone.,i V . -1 ■■f . -*°7 B«n Telephone U a Long D u rance Station. • ’ ■ - . SRH BELL TELEPHONE ^ TE-RGRAPH COMPANY .... • - ■> "Y e a r m A u g u st 12,1917 T ob a cco Fund: * Do not forget us when the •issuing o f tobacco takes place (when “BULL” DURHAM is obtained it. is worth its weight fn gold). W e miss this more than any other ar­ ticle that could be obtained in the United States. Original Itiltr onfila. Slfntd by a Captain o f' : If, & Infant*)}. . GENUINE The Makings d £a Nation “ 111 match my carbon copies against any in town for neat­ ness, lasting legibility and uni­ formity. I alwayB use Mother’s Msgulns. ' r------ — Dvtermlnlng Ag* of Eggs. To determine the exact age o f eggs, dissolve gbout four ounces of common salt In a quart of pure water and then ImmersA-tba egg: If It b* only a day or bo old. It will sink to tbe bottom of tho dish, but If It be three days old 5 **8omeoue told her Hist the youni man would be altogether different I he got 5 sudden great ahock. That whnt he needed .waa to be aroused out of himself. So the girl stood on th* rnllread track and let Mm snatch her off Just a second before tbe.Iocomo* tire would have gone over her.- It waa also "a dose* call for him, 5a the cow* catcher ahaved the heels off both his ahoas." .. "Mercy! AodJtow did be detr;." >Wby, he WM* • WWT Wlotr after that. Just as I wish It workpddeut than gave Mlsp.Ioee ~ * H ERM 4)TH INTiN G Phone. 1 L . “-^* f i ML I •' • �•*’ i t.«i l'-Ov-Jf' * * 5. 4. fi ’ ?» f* L iv iiJ — —- --*1• *• •» \' • •»•• ».i * H U H HHHH. ■i ■*M. m•m ■M M M M d$A»f H H lfl • *-• *.•y--V. 4. . * V •iS1• .f -v .-*».*?• § ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ £ ■ ■ ■ ^ ^ ■ ^ ^ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ > ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ’'' I ~ ' ------i Ti mS T " r m McAcWi -«>. ’ .. ..-'.M . MA | n "r • r W 1r '^ i ' i to mako way for Florida cattle. Luxuriant ‘ growths of alfalfa, lespedexa, cow peas, soy beans, tael lilotus, Johnson grass, Bermuda grass and corn or peas all beat used as forage have convinced the skeptic that food is abundant. The alio and improved methods of curing hay have demonstrated that forage can be carried over frqm aeaaon to season'and that the cattle need auffer no effect In their growth on.account of seasonal changes. Gradually, one by one, tho false ideas of cattle rais­ ing detrimental to southern farm husbandry are being corrected with in. together with the new ideas 0 tick eradication that have been triec and found true, the raising of flno stock for dairying and of beef cattle will toon be accomplished in the county along the proper line that will be a aourse of profit to - the growers and help to make Seminole the greatest farming and stock coun ty In the south. pitted. t .East Sanford, before .organized aa an auxiliary-sent 88. garments. - Altamonte and L ogw ood are Just beginning work .and a report from there will come along In'* due course of ,tlme. Since* October lit Geneva haa been given two bolts of gauxa for ■Orglckl dressings and garments' to be made 231. They have returned 281* finished garments. Plana for'a membership campaign are now being fofibed by the chap­ ter, to take place In -Deceiriber, de­ tails of which will be published later. Please everybody bear in mind that the third Friday. In each month ia general meeting day. Let us hope for a large attendance next time. Woman's dab.N otes .This present week is Food Week with tbe Florida Federated Woman’s Clubs and th e. Sanford Woman's Club will observe it. with three'food demonstrations. On Wednesday, Nov. 21, Mrs. C. M. Berry, Emergenoy Home Demonstration Agent will give a talk upon tho Daaheen, following h er‘ talk with a demon-, stration of the Daaheen’a cookerypcunmitiee. This ' 'demonstration will be held at tha Woman’s Club rooms after the regular monthly meeting of thq'Welfare Department called for 2:80. ‘ The second demon­ stration will be given Thursday at 3:00 p. m. at the Beat Room by Mrs. N. * W". Taylor, Orange .Co. Home Demonstration * Agent, to ■how the poseibilltltes of the SteSm Pressure Conner with Meats. An­ other Interesting demonstration (thia time breads will be the subject) will follow on Friday afternoon by Mrs. A. H. Stono at the.Rest Room at 3:00 p. m. * . ■ j ■ I T ' V n o r r o m o n f Means M p n n a Progress P rn orP B C Safe Management 1 ■ S a fA ' . • • ‘ . ' ‘‘ ••. ,1( A safely managed business increases in a\ge.. , This also applies to a bank. H This Bank protects ita depositors’ funds and financial interests, and the people know it te well managed. •• • Open an account with this growing institution. CAPITAL $30,000.00 . , . SUBPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD •Wg luij1 c. ii. hand ’ SANFORD, FLORIDA H..t» STEVENS H j p. L WOODRUFF V M n tU m t O. L.TATL0R CiAbt * R. R. DEA3 W lC u U e: THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS CHEAP BEEF IN ENGLAND "In the last week* sliced bacon 0 tome up and do something with the good quality haa advanced at ratal gjfls of the town and with the to 66 cents and In some places to 611 mothere, wivea, aiatera and. aaVeet ADS AND. A WOMAN A cents gjiautaUL. ..ssye ■ Capper’s hearts doming to camp tQ*»e6"hBVit THE; D E S O T O H O T E L MAJESTIC'HOTEL-Timpi, Florida The spending of * money wisely Weekly. '.'.'The price his jumpec TAMPAT FLORIDA “ WNstas B*lMteStr*rD«y ia4u, fared with tfieir boys who were pre­ keepa business normal and for. patri­ while the price of hogs declined o»» Haiubwt u 4 nrif »>■■■. T «nr«« i n — paring for a duty .that might k*«P >’ BATES ON a m i CATION otic reaaona, If none other,'it ia the about 6 cents; To be aura, the'price •« Mata Cm LUra, Oaa them from ever coming back home: . duty of women to apend money of pork on tbe hoof has coma up . w a b o w .u m s Manufacturing communities were Therefore the Intelligent‘womap will aome since, but that doesn’ t ex springing up -like mushrooms an'd YOUR COMFORT CARED FQR “ A Hotel Man With A Conscience” . continue to buy but,‘ if aho la look plain this disparity,. young girls with patriotic ardor and Ing toward the* betterment of her "The government must _ regulate little experience were answering by home business, ahe will ' not make retail prices. ALBERTUS HOTEL thousands - the call to labor. The *' Impulsive purchaaea. She will, first, i . T. NTATI. ETON, ft**. m 4 'Up, " I t is without power to do so un­ cities and towns surrounding the conaider the needa of her houaehpld ttataa SUOmi XUSOrXAN PLAN ’ der the present law, but can obtain campa were suddenly to have their Hsw tkree stery brick UeUL kst cad tcU and than aet about making heroelf run nine w»t«r, print* cad pablW t e i b . m u c the necessary authority from Con male population added to by tens of familiar with the beat* wares the *»Ubdfa «kk ■edwa m n t a e a i. wi»» * greaa by tho time It ia fully pre­ thousands—wbat wp*uld this mean to T »«p * »tep wttk us. W* solicit year patrouca ■ market haa .to offer. Not the price By ARCHII & NEW.j u 4 wOl 4 i what v s m to make jreer iu v *lu pared to begin announcing prices. our girls fu ll'of the apirit and reuj plMsent. # U Twice* SUsft. rksasU 4( but the quality, will gulqe her choice. ."The physical- worker must have marflre of. the hour and eager to ven She will get the beat article possible meat. Yet he cannot pay existing ture on. new paths to "help.-" ‘ - for the aum of moneyrahe feels ahe .“This stock companyJa crampin' my prices for meat and continue to eat The Council responded to the first style,** complained Charlie Zepp, .the can afford to apend op* that particu "But, hang It all, chief," he de­ the quantity of-meat he probably recall, and there la now.*, llye JrJa*. proMDc press agent of the Olympia,to murred, “ thafs all bunk. - It’ll cost iar purehaae. Notice (o the Fishermen, Pish Deal* q u lr ^ .; olub In the town of 0J)tttburgr;*rith^ Dwyer, the “heavy" woman of you advertising rates. That's expen• era and th r Publlc'Geaerally The day a woman epmes to omfftiohs. are not. aatiafactory rooms of iu own In which the girls U\e*company, aa, seated in a box, they s t fV You are hereby notified thate after that home making ia fa-mlgh to the American people, aqd will not midnight of the last day of the Open take great pride, and*, where there ia watching the morning rehearsal. “ Same “Hang tbe expense I", mapped For ous business—that day he, while it remains tho fact that Season- on •Mdllet and until such much -knitting arid Red Cross work old stuff.—day In dnd day .ouL Give rest, Impatiently. ’ “I’ve made a clean­ TO--V ‘ epoch In her life.. Jhkt da n y r '; American meats, exported .to Eu­ aeaaon opens again, it ia unlawful with xther activities and opportuni­ me vaudeville any day. Why, there up on him, and hi’a a fine young man.; 4 r ,/Ilea on her job and s$ta ab rope are told to the ultlmato con for any person east of the Suwannee ties for service,' as well as plenty, of ain't been'a new atunt pulled off here Go get busy and charge it to me." Ink heraelf familiar , “ Who's that dame across tho way?" Burner at prices substantially below river to have in hia possession within the right kind of recreation, fo r ‘girls, 'for n/ month I" » ducta which make f O ~0 in Swro there la," answered Miss demanded Charlie of Hazel two ‘Vecka the' prices paid by tho ultimate thq atate of, Florida any mullet aa well us boya must have their fun. and comfort of her ewe Dwyer, sweetly, “hut It takes brains later ns they again sot in a box at reAmerican consumer. whether salt or fresh, or any mullet to fltVl lt “ She gave him n sly look beorsaL Charlie, was pointing to the . In proportion aa ahe The most recent copy of tho Lon­ roe 'whether salt or fresh, or cured A large Section of prairie lands out cm the ccorner of her eye, and went’ opposite box wherein there aat a* comfortable and apends the family don Times to reach this office, 6f by any other process, excopt only east ‘of Arcadia will bo drained and on, "ItoDold onald Cannoles hardly gets any beautiful young girl whose-shining . Income to tho bestjj advantage will date October 1, .containing the gov­ those Jie hnd on hand at night afore­ irqughf into cultivation by a lorn- Uiqo to carry on hia lecture worje.'. eyes and smiling, dimpled checks fol- .. abe be doing her pan in the betterernment. meat prires; for the riow said. Thia- applies to fishermen, pnny organized for. that. purpose. Zqnp hounded out of hlsgclialr and lowed every movement mndo by Iloh• ment of her own business—that of month shows prices (wholesale) con­ wholesale and retail dealers and to The npw drainage district will bo faced, her excitedly. ald Cannoles on the stage. • making'a home. Homo mnking la siderably lower thnn obtniA near the the consumers of Florida. Anyone mown' an the Tiger Bay * Drainago Hazel followed his gnzo, then pinch­ nt's'la?" ho demanded, all alert the woman'a Job ana ita up to her to packing houses here. ure work? Where? . When? ed hint nnd whlBpered eagerly: "Thafa having such fish' or fish roe -on hand District, and will embrace a large play square with it.'. If the reading ncr." ' • "English prices are in* two classes, at the beginning of tho closed.season area ’ of prairie land twelve miles Wl|t d'ye knoW?" of advertisements makes for better “ Her who?" echoed Charlie, hlnnkly, • one of home meats and the other of oh mullet and mullet roe must dis­ southeast of Arcadia. .Upas'Dwyer regarded him calmly,This new bualneaa in the home than ian't it wltjh a twinkle of umuscuil-ut In her . "The teacher," pho whispered. “Canimported. pose of or sell within ten days (No drainage district.will tie Incorporated . up, to every woman to gat in tho ad­ notes'-glrl.. They’ve made up. Forrest "The prices allowed on English person in Florida cast of the Suwan.- under the Innw of the atate, with the vertisement reading habit thia very brought ’em together. Sho’s cfn*y j^ o n 'r o right nleo when you’ro so­ nro river can buy them after‘ th^ following officers as members of the. about him. There’s'your chance, you < .day? • Ian'A ItT—Elion LJ Gott in beef, mutton, pork, and so on, arc ber," she told him, and Inwardly re­ November Southern Woman'a Mag­ materially higher than the prices al­ close season becomes effective oh board of supervisors: President, W. joiced at hia scowl, .“so III tip you boob. Romnnco—gobs of IL Young,, lowed on American meats* imported. November 20tH). - When. th^y aro E .. Dunwoody, elected fof ’ throe pretty teacher attends stock company azine. cept in -reasonable quantities /or years; Secretary, E. X. Weaver, off. Old Man Forrest Introduced him rehearsals regularly. Object, matri- ’ On English beef loin cuts tho Oc­ ------0 -----to-n good-looking girl who's teaching at tober English price wholesale is 20 lomo consumption -and‘ are not for elected for a term of two'years, and glria' school. Then Forrtat, with mony. Where’s your prlglnalltyr CATTLE IN SEMINOLE “Burled," answered Chnrllifi grim­ cents a pound, and on Amerlpaq ■ale, they, aro considered disposed of C. W .‘ Vrcdcnburg, for a term of one eye on the box-office, tips her off •. A trip over the county .and espec­ ieeT of the samo cut the English under tho law. • ly. "Never again for this romancing year. The tract of land ia safid to be t Cannoles only plajra ‘Juvenile for ilonald. Nearly got strung last time. . ially through the Sanford section is price la. 12 *$ cents, some of the finest prairie land in thia I oto of It—that he*a n regular hug Ail persons aro requested to co­ Now I’ll wait Ull It’s sure." a revelation .th'cae d a y . Not only Shakespeare—" — “ The highest- wholesale price of operate with .the shell fish commie vicinity, and when properly dValne« “ Well, what more proof do yoq can one sec hundreds of acres plant­ ''Ilclpl" Interrupted Zepp. “ Shakomutton, lamb' or pork (American) sioncr in the enforcement of this will be very valuable. The tract want than that?" demanded Ulas ed to lettuce and- coiery and other allowed by the British government ? Shades’ of Uraumclater I" closed season, as the law provides covered by tho drainage district con Dwyer, In a whisper, and Charlie crops of winter vegetables but rft for October ia a fraction ovor* 16 end all persona who contemplate slats of about 26,000, acres, embraf^ “So tho girt coaxed him out to the looked. ’ •. • ‘ - ’• many farms are., the silos raising cants .a pound, and the hlgheat price seminary," continued Miss Dwyer. Into- the oppoalto box Cannoles had . violation!, of auc() laws 4i*o hereby ing forty-one sections. their tops In the air and close by. “Ronnie gavo 'em an earful about Ro­ crept quietly, and srpnnd Jeannette for .Imported fancy ■ci^t beef ia 18 warned not to do ao under penalty meo and Jufiet and Macbeth, then they Walter’s neck stole his two anna. J the Irarnense cattle pens" belhj Sanford Defeats Kiaalmmee of tho law. cents. yanked him back to family dinner. erected that will give the cattle a The Sanford High fjclfOol girls de­ He's doe for llamlet next Friday aft Oblivious to their audience opposite^ * J. Xsakfah Williams, ' "The problem of prices ia, a dif­ place to .e a t ;the green silage, and ■lie looked up Into hia. face happily.■ feated the girls-fr o m n o JCiasimmee ernooo." Shell Fish Cornnhuloneri other stock feeda of the farms. ficult one end undoubtedly full of and biased •him., High School at the P*Hah House “Oh, b o y r gurgled Zepp ecstat (Copyright, tllirby tho McClure N«w»P*Thia means that Sanford will soon complexities. But i t ‘has been fairly last Friday night in a prclty game of Ically. “ Local interest—Intellectual p*r Syndicate.) War Work for the Girls be tbdsprize section for raising fat well solved by other governments, basketball for the Sanford giria^wlth treat—heart staff—all that! -Gosh, and can be by our own government. Tbe Young Women's Christian cattle for npt only do the. growers the score of 37 to V. It waa San­ what a spread—half a column or . It la wrong to think that drinking "The man with a family o f five Association haa met tbe challenge .raise winter vegetables in the winter ford’s game from the start. . Tito more." He abut his eyea In a dreamy mnch beer, ole and other liquors gives season but they also raise a -fine crop who receives from $2 to $4 a day is and taken up large responsibility, score of 17 to 6. for (hq first half of perspective for an Instant, then grab­ of edrn in the Spring end place the seldom directly heard from. • He t needa the sympathy and under­ the game tells tho atory. All the bed bta hat. “Jee* watch me. 'strength. These only deaden the tired feeling and do not really take It away. green corn Irt tin silos for the fatten­ docs not know how to get a hearing. standing of every patriotic woman. Sanford players did well' and had I’m going to romnneq Ronald up to his Yon are more tired ‘after drinking It has • program which w01 be in g of cattle l.i itij winter months, How does he contrive to live, ha and aome pretty team work. The foi them and leae able to keep alckneo ■Wft . H f *,/ y his capable wife? They manage explained in three articles to be pubForrest was leaving his office tbe away.—From Bulletin -Dwued by the lowing was'tho line up for the gamo: •*. And in a few months thia idea somehow, and they do not need lec­ iahed in subsequent, issues of thia following Saturday* *afternoon, when Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.] Cora Lee Tiliia, forward. * . . will be bearing fruit for already the tures on how to live from pperaon paper. ______ ’ an Irate figure, brandishing a newspa­ May Thrasher, forward. farmers are buying cattle front the who never had the experience of per, loomed up In; the doorway. Wo cen’ t do our work for tbe boys Can any of our wat union friends, Helen - Hand-J. center. •prairies of Florida and from Texas finding out In’ such circumstances. “ Who wrote’ this?" demanded- Ron­ show me .where *the liquor Interests unices’so me one looks, after the gfrla, Helen Peck R. center. . where feed is aearce. and these 'villi All they need is a control of priceald Cannoles, heatedly, In the door­ hare ever done' anything (except te Eleanor Herring guard. * soon be turned into the Florida fixing . that .gives' them a living a phxctfcally what the Government way. . . . make trouble) for tbe general labor Commission on. -Training Camp Ac­ Ethel Henry guard, i >>- ’ markets for fat cattle to being the ' "What?” queried Forrest innocently. movement?—Frank J. Pulver of Deoe»i*a»si*** w i«■ “ chance:" ----- --------------tivities and tbe r . M. C. A. said Much, credit ia due the following “That 1" .And Connote* pointed. “The ver.*- an official of the International^ when they understood, the task, .of girls,' who comr 'to praetteeg Tand dirty bum*. They’ve ruined me. I—" Typographical Union. / Red Cross Nates making the military camps safe and "Here, welt n minute till I read it," So that the Sanford folks generally wholesome for our boys who ere to have’ helped to build up a team: Alcohol corrodes and “eati up" Ihq may know something definite about I ght to make the world safe for de­ Catherine Levis, Dorothy Rumph, admonished.. Forrest, and, be scanned it Ruth Roberta, Helen .Terwilliger, the offensive- article. “ Where's the organa and tissues; It Injures the dell* tbe amount and kind .of work being, mocracy. Mollle Abernathy,. Winnie' Strong, klckr* asked Forrest calmly. cate machinery of the body end fine­ doqe by the Seminole Chapter Red Adelet Rlnee, Agnes Dumaa, the Representatives of ell the wom­ “The whole thing's a kick," snapped ly destroys It so that the body decays Cross' we give the following: ’ en's organisations of the cou n try- manager of the team and other*. Itopald hotly. “Right where I live. Sea and disintegrates. At the meeting teat Friday the re­ end there aro some 160 of them— Intoxicants hest-r-temporarily. They Tha Sanford girls will play two hero, It says, 'Following M* moat Inter­ port of the purchasing committee were called to Washington. About game* away, from home and play esting lecture, Mr. Cannoles dined at sIm> “eat." v‘ waa: Purchased, 18 dos. buttons; 12 72 organisations wore represented. Orlando on the 7th of December. . the home of ono of tho fair members 1 Our Office Supply Store is dos. spools thread; 26 balls of taps; of the faculty. It 1. mnored that an­ "If the men who vote for saloons he National Young Women's ------------------~y— r* r for Your Convenience, in order other alliance haa been funned by had to furnish the boys-to fill them, 23 dot. safety pine; 128H yds. ma­ Christian Association was asked to All Modem Convenienses. that you may equip your office Cupid between stage and college.’ Cu­ every town wonM.co dry." terial costing $171.63, 700 of which cooperate With the comtnlnUn by Four-year-old Marion with bermotb.with all the jlttla necoasay y r went into surgical dressings, balance ooking after the girls, because it hag er wee vial ting In a email town. One pid, boh I l'u» gulag to beat Charlie ~ .tid e s that should »be in every Be the First. being cut Into 280 garments, aa Tal­ had fifty years*, experience in work <Jay while passing the public-watering Zepp to a JeUy.v , . “ W hat-for giving yon •the1 beet Many a quarrel would come to » office, and which will Sat* Your lows;’ 24 hot water beg covers; ‘82 with girls.... It is organized In over tfyugb for bones a-flock of birds waa Time and Ufkl*n Your Office long box; 1 $ suits pajamas; 22 shoul­ 1000 centers at\d has,a* membership perched on the .aide of tbe tub drink* boost In yean? Jfoa've got the notori­ •peedy ending If both eldee were not afraid o f being the first to make adwOiK, der capes; 68 bed shirts; 124 short of 682,000-in thb country and 160 ing. This wee something new for ety. What do.you carer “ That's Jnit It," cut In Ronald. "I yanecs.' Instead of being udwlUInf to- . , , Marlon and, looking op at her mother ■ox. This all alnce Oct.. 18th. V* • . ■ ’ trained national workers who travel care. Confound It, man—I—I like take the first step, you should be glad •.. 1 Equip your office with up-tpThe distributing . committee had and have a country wide knowledge fo surprise, abe said: “ Why, madder, 1 do of the chgncq. Borne -of.you perhapa Mias Witten." didn't know they bad bathtubs for their data accessories, and you will tha (following report to make, worlr of conditions and efrli. ( are. a UtUe ladlned tq he envious of . "Oh P whistled Forrest, In amaze­ birds down here." . . give your Business Corresponhaving been done prior to Oot,: lat: tbe one who la a born leader, who is ; ment. “ So that's tha lay r tbe * Commission — :— " /— : . dents the impression that you , Garments given- out, 46S; To Geno­ ' - Even before the Hitt In so manJr thlAg*. but there After n few minutes Ronald left the are really doing business In a va for eugical dressings; 2 bolts, and Sounded the call for halp, the Na­ * Straw Used by Anelent Hebrew*. .. office khd. Forrest got busy. He to no; greater honor tfisn to be the* r> Both wheat and .barley stray were first to nod a misunderstanding,' the 18 yds domestic and 1 bolt gauze tional Young Woman's Christian As­ . bualneaa like- way. * osed by the ancient Hebrews, chiefly ph.ope^, .a„ near-by restaurant,, and first to’ sociation had daiied a war council of “* GarmanU. returned, 616; surgical aa fodder for tba bonce, cattle-end three minutes later he had the cnee . •- t . d , dressings, 648 pleeas; knitted articles, 10Q representative .women from all camels (Oenesla 24:23; L Kings 4:28; before ’ Charlie "Zepp. ChK parts of the country. They came - "Get busy and write yonr.hend off. .. KneW Ne Better Thsn. New York lit ^fune, froift ,the Pacific IwlabTlltT; «8:2fl.> There le nain- l*ut In about, ‘ Donations received, 6 dos. and I H R Cannoles being dca^enll- § * B s eloped with hia wife* didnt he,, timotion that atrmw .wee need for lltwash cloths; 12 do«. knitted sponges; Cogft to the G ulf,-to .plan, .to cd ttpa Kngllah nobUlty—you might William?", “Yew—but, you know, they t i*ljp *. lord-in,the family 1 dos. handktrchlsfe; 1 pillow, 2 pil­ strengthen and eftpand the 1000 Aa- k****' • Weren’t eoeiatlons to mast the war crials. Ay#J< only do it up luown. Tell all about y^‘ low cam'.hia wonderful College career. ■ Bmear Before the War Council uijouqpd . Twenty .four comfort kit* ’.from ftaeep sorrel la bot oft so. eaten by It on thick." V - -£•;.*• ’ Qeod Reads ClvUlser*. this.first meeting, there was $ 10,000 Cbulu... .n l 24 corn..,, klu Iron, , Hw buUdlo, «f u 2’ ‘ Zert locked at the o f t t e r . * ^ Jn hand and a call for help had come TAMPA HOTELS THAT WANT YOUR PATRONAGE ROMANCING RONALD • Your Office H t and Our Store The Mn r * 4 i* W k .• Chuluota Mnt1122 xarnieht* com. mouthed and Incredulous,' then ex- �v. /■iv ..v s c o& j& ix/. i to * , take aevera! changes l"n’ Sanford; cart havePaul Hawkins .pent a. few day. In lettuce shipped from Sxnford the d t y vlxlttog frienad and looks Is said that non? of the Big Boston ^— — , —m . - —— J , h a p p e n in g s ' OF INTEREST IN AND' S. Jones and* Led Tedder, who thought rLittle flappenlogfr-M cnU on , like a real aoldlor. Paul Is. with'the head lettuce went forward In aolld North Carolina troops, being In a can qntU yesterday when Joe Cam­ AROUND SANFORD .«* • their action! suspicious. They were If of Matter- In B r ie f;; machine gun company. tin . Norma Mar MeLaaghlta, Serial Editor. Anyone Wartor n ((U . portion hr any article eron shipped two can through Chas. brought to DeLand and no leave of for ikkroliima, it woe Id-bo appreciated If they weald Ubpaeae ST w < • * Personal Item* of. absence befng found on their •persons __________ •, •- » Mrs. Lucy Harbor and daughter, Pape ik Co., by their representative Interest C. L. Smith. This wall headed let­ wordc wse -. sent . direct to i Camp Mlaa Thelma.of Commerce, Ga., ac­ Danct at 'Ilo ltt Carnet Air. and Afrit. E. K, Foster will tuce brought floe returns. Wheeler. Sunday Sergeant Free­ companied. by Messrs. Young SJra.^hs dance at tho Hotel •Carnes •pond the winter at the Episcopal men came', for ' the. men and took ammrntn ot the Floating Smell mona and Lieutenant Roy George of riday them back to the camp, they having T*lkJ Soeciaetly Arranged for Gainesville, Georgia, drove through Come In and Hear the November Friday evening, given by Mtsa Marl- rectory. el Harrold and Mlaa. Frances Gon Honied Herald Readers deserted from Co. C., 124th infan­ to Sanford In Miss Harbor's car *■ -Records Mrs. Ernest Galloway and Airs. try, formerly tho 2nd* Florida. { Sunday and the ladies will* remain No. 6768—Anchon Awelgh March sales was well attended, quite a crowd coming up fr 9 m Orlando. In J. W, Dickins left for Tampa Alonhere during the, winter. Mr. 8lid- * *No. 2344—Secret of Home Sweet Their names ware Lawtio Oglesby', the party were Miss Helen Rowland, day to attend the Federation of Maidenhair fenia $1.00. mons will have to got. back Sunday Homo Lonnie Oglesby, Alvin Horton of order* how for delivery on Dc- to his work In’ the Gainesville postfNo. '2867—Battle Cry of Free-' Miss Baker, Miss Dorothy Chal- Women’a Clubs. Airs. W. L. Mor­ SanfOrd and- M. P. Jfalllson of Jack­ font, Miss Brailcy, Mr.... Cardenas, gan and Afrs~ R. E. fToIer leave to­ « . m„. 8. a 2w«ht, offleo and Uout. George will, return dom sonville. It was stated that this (a No. 2364— Departure American Victor Newton and Mr. Edwards. day. to the trenches In Franco where he I phone 328. ‘ . 26*“ e the second time the Oglesby boys Others dancing were Miaeee Ade­ •• Flournoy Philip* of Talla- Ip with the French forces In the field Troops for France have gotten away.— DeLand News. Mr. and Mr. ,W. L. Story and . No. 2366—I'ye .Got the Nieeat laide Jliggins, Dordthy Humph. Ag­ 'hiate arrived Friday aavanlng: and work of the hospital .corps, nes Dumas, Ethel end Florence Hen­ Mita Annie Henderson of Oakland Little Home InDixie jJ^The fueat of relative* for a tow W, A. Branch, the man jvho has The^ "back-tp-the-fvm’ ’ movo-. No. 6989— Castle" Valse Claxalque r y ,. Fern Ward, Ruth McDaplel, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reaves of dope so much systematic boosting in ment in Kissimmee seami to be con­ A*Jfc Helen Peck, 'Virginia Brady. Elisa­ Winter Garden were guests of Mr.' We wish to announce t o the pub- Orlando through the'newspapeni and Dance tagious and scarcely have we recov­ beth Stafford, CKArlotto Hand, Helen ae that wo have 'moved our drug otherwise and is the proprietor of •No. . 2310—JJvinsky at the Wed­ Hand, May Thrasher, .Mr*. Archie and Mrs.; D. R. Briasop Sunday at ered from aurprijo at learning ol tho theii' attractive home on Celery ave^ ' itort and are now located lit the the Branch book store In that city ding ' wonderful acreage to be planted in Betts, Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Henry, Mrs, nue. 4 No. 2886*-Let's All Do Some­ N,« Pint National Bank Building paid The 'Herald office an appreci­ poUtoee this year, when some ope Miller, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mr. Lloyd, • 19-tf ea Park »™ H e w1*®ts we will be ated visit yesterday and we .wire thing. cornea along with the slogan, of Mr. Merriwether, Jack Leach, Lee GIBSON 4k WALLACE' i jUd to welcome all. M oble/a Drug glad Indeed to see him. We need Mr. and- Mrs. George L. .Hoy, two hundred'acret of tabbaji'for.. Peck, Hawkins and Walter Con­ more Branehee in Florida. who have arrived to-spend the win­ Osceola county. <‘ nelly, Ed. Betts, Hume Rumph, Btorf. ' 'W ' 2ZAt The Sweet Family ter in Sanford Are being ewarmly ' uiaa Quisle Sharpe add her. friend. Harry Lewis, Elmer Hunter, Iseie Mr. and Mrs. Cross and Mias "Sweet Family" U the title of a Mia May Petrfa of Oakland were Roach of Loveland, Colorado were Kenner, Douglas Griffin, Paul Haw­ welcomed. Mr., Hoy la one of tour A mill for tha manufacture o f the guesta of Mlaa Guasle’s uncle. Visitors to the city Saturday and playlet to be given this Friday aven- kins, Sam Shiver and Alfred Rob- most popular commission men. pearl meal and grits and aU kinds of Dr. j. F. McKinnon Friday evening, were taken over the city by Secre­ Ing, Nov. 28rd by twelve young •on. stock feed baa been Installed at Mra. S. E. Barret arrived last coming over ft>r the basket hqU tary Marlowo and James Stewart. ladies at., Moore's Station chuch. Gainesville and began operations re­ Proceeds to start the fund to pay evening to bo tho guest of Mra. They were delighted with all that fans. There waa a mistake made in Cecil Gabbett. Mr. and Mrs.. Bar; cently. Everything la done by xmafor" a new organ for the church. S«ed cane for sale. 2000 can -be they saw in the celery delta. mentioning the,prizes given at the rot’s many frienak will regret to learn chlneryu even to the unloading of Admission 10 cents. . had at once before It is banked. Red Cross* card party last Thursday that they will hot spend the Winter grain from tha cart, and the mill Is I lira. E. E. Oatcen, Monroe. . 25-2tc afternoon. One prise was very gen­ p Sanford but will go to Winter large enough, to furnish its products Death of Richard Patten BAiket Ball Schedule . Thr many frienda of Qeroge Derry on .an extensive scale. erously donated by Mr. Henry Mc- Garden. Richard Patten died at hia home * * , • Nov. 2 —Euatia, in Sanford. lormtr caihier' of the Peoples Bank on Palmetto avenue at nine o'clock Laulln, tho other ono was bought by Nov. 16—Kissimmee, in Sanford. ■here will be glad to learn that be la Sunday night alter a lingering lllnesg tha Red Cross Committee and paid Mra. R. J. Holly will give a bridge Nov. 23—Oviedo, In Oviedo. Argumentative Woman, fat lieutenant In the ■motor corps of several monthy. Mr. Patten was for out of t)ie funds. . party Wednesday afternoon com­ The argumentative woman Is a so­ Dec. 7—Orlando, in Sanford. expeditionary forces “ Somewhere." abaitit 78 years of age at the time of plimentary to Miss Hawkins' guests, cial blight and an enemy to bar own Dec. 8—Kissimmee,' in Kissimmee. /Mrs. Rby^Symss was hostess at Mbs Jennie Eav.erly, fashionable his death and had been a resident charm, be aba otherwise aa attractive Dec. 14—Cathedral, In Sanford. s' very delightful bridge party Mon­ as It ta possible for a body to be. Ar­ dmtmaker and remodeler. Out by of Sanford for the past three years Mrs". T. A. Neal will have tJo Jan. 4—Stetaoq, Jn Sanford. gument In liaelf la e dignified mental day afternoop. Therewere three the day and at home. 612 Fifth St. coming hero from Cuba where he re­ tables, of duplicate bridge this ovenJan. 11—Orlando,-in Orlando.. > tables of players. Tho living Foom ng in honor of Miss Hawkins' guests procea—one absolute necessity for ’24-4lp.' sided for- some time. Jan. 18—Ocala; in Ocala. Several months ago ho suffered a looked very attractive. .The decora­ and those playing will be Mrs. F. J. the world’s Intellectual development, There will be a big Eat together Jan. 26—Oviedo, In Sanford. stroke of paralysis and never fully tions .were •roses and chrysanthe­ lyfan, Mrs. Homer Harbor, - Mrs. bnt it ceases to be a thing desirable •haslnns meeting of Berean, Senior, Feb. 1—Ocala,-in Sanford. ..' mums.. " The prises, lovely bath . ohn Harbor, Miss Hawkins,' Mrs. when It enters every-day verbal Inter­ Fidelia arid Euselian Classes of the recovered and his death, was not un­ Feb.. 8-r-Duval, Jn Sanford. course more than an exceedingly rare towels were won by Mrs. Thigpen, Jumas, Mrs.4 F. A. Hfczard, Mra. . every, to often. Plain common eons* Bsptbt Sunday school on* Thursday expected. He leaves a wife and one Feb. 16—Stetson, in DeLand. who carried off the .highest- score Margaret Barnes and • Mrs. , Mc- should tell us the reason why.-*-Naw Feb. 22—Duval, in Jacksonville. -evening, Nov. 22nd at the Temple daughter, Mrs. Ware of New York York Evening Telegram. ughlin. March 1— Cathedral, In Orlando. prise and Mrs. B. A. Howard cut the at T o'clock. Refreabhienta served. and two sons, .one in Cuba and one • consolation. Those, present were All teachers and ofllcera of the school In Canada. 22-tf ’ T h j funeral will occur today from" ^ Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs. Bishop, larited. Tho basketball gamp at the ParJan m at a P lltaaa «1nftl/ Dr. m theM kut residence three o'clock, Mrs. Thigpen,. Mias .Wilkie, Mra. ah House'Friday evening, between Boys Basket 1 1 * 1 1 New arrivals'of epata, dresses and Brownleo officiating and tho services Loucka, Mra. Smith, Mrs. B. A. □ssimmee and Sanford resulted in a Tops Recovered and Repaired The boys basket ball teem wil! I raiti daily at J. M. Dreamer's, San- nt the cemetery will bo in charge of Howard, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Morse, ■coro of *37-7. . This is the second ' ford avenue, near Third street. WHITTENBURG AND BOYD the Maaons, of which lodge deceased play tbo Kuatls basket bail team o Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Gonzales. game this season end Sanford has Mu i /k Iwm •( Ai ISmM* 1W* 2 G-ltc . had been a life long member. Inter­ Friday night, Nov. 23rd, at the Holy. , • won both games. Our girls are mak- list »Vrld« At.. Tamp* rwu* Mr. and Mrs. B .'T . Houser and ment Will bo made in Lakeview. * Cross Parish House. Tho players Miaa ^nnlo^Hawkinj jyivp a. very ng a atrongjlght fot-Uie stata-chamfos Sanford will be Hoy Duans, cen­ , L . — r daothtcr;__Ermlnla'- hffvp returned • • • * ter, Israel Knnner, forward, G. W. lovely bridge party Friday afternoon plonshlp. - ’ ’• * from Jacksonville, where Mr. Houser fbr her guests, Mrs. Homer Harbor, Dr- Dlockcr Here Spencer, forward, Robt. Cobb, t o -forced to go for his eyes. He ' The many Sanford friends ol Dr. guard, Rex Holiday, guard. Mn. John Harbor and Mrs. T. J. Afrs. F. Arthur Hazard of.George­ l/coasulted a specialist and hopes to Syphsn of Commerce, Gnlk who have town, S. C., is the guest of . her pan Blocker were glad to have him hiTe no further trouble. *■ 1- *■ been with her (or the* past week. onta, Mr. .and Mrs. T. L. Duibns at here Sunday and he preached at the • -X -- • Paper Hanging and Fainting Eipenaivc Hcrpstitching Machlno morning rind evoriing services at tho Somo .very delightful, affairs have thoir homo on. Park avenue; Thousands of new samples of wal ARE INTERESTED IN . • -A-#—.— •v • been given for them,, but nothing jut installed at tho millinery shop tho Baptfit Temple to a large con­ Paper for you to select from. Sam­ Inoro bcautifuj than the party Fri­ of Mrs. II. L. Duhart. Ladies^ of gregation, many of *hls frionds from M. Af. Smith, of Orlando was in bob I P a n o | Sanford are invited to call and see other .churches " attending. . Dr. ples will bo brought to your/ door day afternoon. . Alias Ilawkina is Sanford yesterday. upon request. I alao.do decorating famous for her beautiful flowers and this machine in operation. Fourth Blocker is a'former Sanford rcsidont and painting as It should be done. her living room was a.thing of beau­ aid Sanford Ave. 18-tf where he was .pastor of the Baptist Afrs. W. E. Watson entertained *•*•» ' '• — church for" scvcral'yea^s going from F. W .' Tomporton, 108 Palmetto ty.. The chrysanthemums are gor­ ftr'i— •Mr. and Mrs.- George Hoy ar­ Ave., ono door from First street. very Informally Afondty afternoon 3 —.- K. geous and were used very .effective-* rived id the city Friday night from this position to that of- instructor os 96-tf or Alisa Annie ‘ Hawkins’.' guests, ly all over tho house. The jurats a member of Stclaon University their home in Michigan, and will be C 30T ; Airs. John Harbor,. Airs. Homer HarThe work- of making brick from were presented with tl>oxe* of ex­ bor'and Airs. F. comfortably located In tho Trafford faculty. Big of phyalquc, big of Syfan of Com­ quisite handkerchiefs. Mrs. Gal­ apartment* on Magnolia . avenue. heart, big of mind Dr. Dlockor. makes cypress sawdusts at the Tucker merce, ..Ga. , Afrs. ^i£nn won the loway won the first prize, a box of frienda. and holds them wherever ho Brick Company’s plant at KisalmTheir many frienda are delighted, to guests' prize at bridgo and Afrs. j-,have these good people back for the goes and he can be assured of a mce is expected to bo In progress /stationery and Mrs. Barnes cut the Dess tho prixo among tjioso at home. consolation—correspondence cards. riatef.. Mr. Hoy is one of the plon* large gathering any time ho comes to very shortly. Tbo ordinary making They weh> both attractive Florida of the ,mill is designed for making Those present were Mrs. T. A. Neah water‘ colors. «rs In buying And shipping winter Sanford. .• p— ^, vegetables.' • • . clay brick and will not do this work Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Roy Symrs, Mrs. Thrasher, Mra. Wat­ At the » regular rheetingf of tha - Automobile Accidents satisfactorily. Public Stenographer — Room 6, son, Airs. Fitts', Mrs. Holly, Afrs. DcSoto County Commissioners last Tho past fow' days seem to be bad Cuner Woodruff Bldy., .Phone 271. Ilouaholdcr, Mrs. Atorgsii.*'. ’ ' ast week tho board authorized that for pedestrians. On Saturday after­ Tax Payers Take Notice , Mrs. Ppwell. , - 3-tf S ', bids* be received for tho conduction Tax books are now open for tho noon John Musson was knocked Mrs. Jorfca had a letter from her o f' two 20-ton capacity concrete down and run over by a Ford car of collection .of 1917 taxes, a discount Afrs. Margarotte Martin’s many •on, Alleh who is fn the navy that of two per-cent Is made for payment Mr. Mickey and sustained * sevpro In November, and one pel- cent fof friends will rigret to learn that she bridges, one to be constructed over, he had arrived adfely in France and . They are used in every line shaking up and was badly bruised paymont In •December. • will not roturn to Sanford-this win­ tho Rig Charlie, north. of Gardner Ml »as aril. . _. , . and the' other over Joshua Creek, Jno. D. Jinkina, but (a recovering and is out of dan­ o f business by Salesmen; Of­ ter but will have tho Qui So Sana Dr. Davis will be at the Empire ger, although it looked like' he would • Tax Collector, Seminole, County. Hotel at Gcren Cove Springs, Alfa. near Nocatce. fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, Tucs-2te * Hotel again -Monday (noon) Nor. be killed to those who witnessed the May Dlcldns who will be with Mra. Ministers, Students—by ev­ • «th to Thursday, Dec. 6th. 8et accident. Yeeterdsy while- the large The Osceola Cypress Company Alartin this winter legvea on the Seven, thousand acres of Ever­ eryone who must hare a book the doctor for glaaAes.for poer*v!aion lee truck belonging, to the Sanford iss contracted with a Jacksonville flrat of December for Green Cove. • headache: Come early. 26-4tfl Ice & Water Co. waa coming Into glades Isbds have been turned over • _____ __ firm for the Installation of a band that combines and gang-taw mill near Geneva; Harry Ferran wap the guest of his tha alley back of the First National by the Internal Improvement Board UTILITY. DURABILITY Aire. - Robert Herndon left- Sat­ to a Board of Trustees appointed by Seminole coQnty qt a coat, of' $100,;t ***,» Mf*-.D. L. Thrasher on Bun- Bahk to deliver Ice to the down urday for ATcadia .where ehe will be AND APPEARANCE. wy; leaving early Monday morntnt town office of the firm Ed. Booth the West Palm Beach Board of the guest of Mrs. J. A. Timberlake. 000. The- mill will be completed Trade to bo gold for .tho purpose of within aix months and the.company Wh ,he P»rty of hunters who will waa crossing the alley and being Sheets can bo obtained' any­ buildjng a ’section of the Croas- Mrs. Herndon will visit in Bartow la said to have 200,000,000 feet of «np on Taylor Creek. deaf did not hear the truck and hav­ before returning home; time} ruled in eight styles.' Gladee road. cypress bohind.lt. The Pipe organ Club of the Bap- ing no idea of it coming into tha Bound in best quality Flex­ R. L. McKensle, representing the r their bazaar aU alley was knocked down and severe­ ible Black. Levant Grain Cow­ For My Lady'e Wear Four Army Deserter* . Paceola. .‘Fertilizer-iCo. was in San­ T y Dm- 1»*. n « t Mr. McKinnon's ly injured. Part sf one o f -hia ears At" last Sanford gets ■ Specialty ford 1a«t week. Air. McKenzie has hide, with Black Lining*. waa cut and he was badly brnised; Wednesday of slat week four man »nd will appreciate* your trade. Shop. Both victlma-are under the physi­ In uniform had tlckots as,far r f Se­ been eomlng here tor a number of • ■— •26-2tc A "Ladles’ Specialty Shop" has ville, where they alighted from the • ‘‘ ra. Adkini, Mlaa Adklna, Mlaa cians care and will recover but these Just opened at tha new-First Na­ years and is weU known. .. train and started hitting-'the rails accidents call to mind tha faet that • MUa Cowart and Frank AdPhono 148 Sanford, Florida tional Bank building, Park avenue south. They must have clubbed {!“ tf So.rren‘ ° were T n * tho d t tfcfe streets of Sanford are filled- with corner First street, and although the Sam Younts who has been spend­ d»y on a. shopping expedition. cars and pedestrians and It behoovei building la not quits finished one ing the.past faw days in Sanford will their money together and; bought tha drivara and the people on foot return to Moore HiVen WednesRemember the Daughten of Wee- to keep a watch all the-time at the can ase for thamaalvea • that' this ‘ “ *r *nd turkey supper SaturSpecialty Shop whera millinery and [day. various' crossings. ___ gowna and blouses are being handled I*” * 24th* Next to Sanford The Elks ake having their usual Clothing Co. 21- 6tc stande in e class byritaelf. Disting­ Fine Yacht Hare weekly dance tonight. ,ohn,on apent several daya The bpata are coming in and tha uished by a brilliantly ' beautiful, he guest of her daughter, Mlaa beauties or the St. Johns river are matchless elagance of quality and . ^ . returning to Orlando to at- attracting the tourists as the winter To express one’s self in abort, lt’a' n . Corporgi Paul Hawklqa, 119th Infantry Machine G un,’ Camp Sevier vha d*u3kt«r, Mrs*Marrero, •eaaon progresses. Among the finest New York Fifth avenue phop. - 10 b very Iff; ^ , AU ladjee of Sanford are invited to Greenville, 8. C., waa. spending hie hers ,lately .la the yacht 'Harmsr, v, furlough in Sanfdrd last waak. Ha call for Inspection. . 26-ltp x1 - li *, * • ' * » I " .TtridI hi0t*iT *n*pect°r for Capt. Weaton of Jacksonville which ■Y*• . cante’ to danfofd from North Caro­ houi a, • ker# looking/ after t the brought W - D. Jones and A.' B. lina about a year ago, and waa em­ Optknlsiio Thought* 1 Jmy « ^ »• on ffcr Job Potter, two prominent citiaena here The Reformation waa cradled In the ployed by tha Dlcklna Shoe Co. for' a day's vtalt. ' Mr. Jones la the t C r h l v,® *nd *fUr “ tfwM While herq he ’’made many frienda our vtval protection tW ?L "* throu«*> thb hotels brother-in-law of Mrs. Minnie Jones printing press and’ established oy n<? who feel a deep interest In him and other Instrument. tf* Jult *bout right br they of this dty. ' -V against imitations and substitutes 1 , were glad to aee him back. . . ■ m , V Mon nt Y O U RING BOOKS! ' :?* J HERALD PRINTING CO. ■M IHere J X • •IO N s h ' i r t s % I ■* v ‘' ‘i '• •**.’*•*v r e g a l * V T: '; ♦rjk* - Mr*. W. D. Holden has taken Mrs. Ltlja’a house for the* winter. Alra, Lula Lawrence of Nashville, Tennv wfll spend a few ‘days with Mra, Holden next. week. Mra. Law­ rence la on btr way to Orlando. Sha will be tha sodaty editor of the Reporter-Star this winter. ’M You believe in fair play In business? Then demand the^genulne,. bottled^^ Coca-Cola. Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles Uta ri lace, Mra. Ron millet and Mra. Coop* . »\.V . tJ, •. . -i •*'jii® i : H P �SAIL '■ .... ■( ‘ » i r.vm ’ .e. . - •* . ♦ , ; ! : */;p <| i I i r •; • - * ♦** -*I *?i .. '*Ii - -. .V |V-.Sj¥ Poultry and. Egg Shippers to Co­ operate With the Food Administration. Preparwd BpecUlly for This Newspaper •• , • ~r ’ - • **•*• . - S: .. *^ f .I j 4 -I r * _rt#-* r j? w B y Pictorial Eevlew HOPE ID SAVE $50,000,000 Mm ■V. t Face front of outer iralst next, to S inches beyqnd line ot slot perfora­ tions. Take up dart at shoulder bringing together and stitching along corresponding small "or perforsllons. Old** under-arm and shoulder seams as notched. .Gather lower edge between 'VT" perforations and % Inch above. Clou conter-buk seam or. collar extension. Indicated .b y small "O’ * perforation;-, and‘ sew to neck edge of outer back; nU front ' on slot perforations. • Clou aeafiis of sleeva.and cuff as notched; luve caff seam free below the single Urge "O" perforation and finish for dosing.' Oather lower edge between "T " perforations. Face cuff and’.sew to sleeve as notched; bring seam of cuff to small "or perforation In sleeve and small "or* perforation $• CORPORAL VITAL COG IN ARMY’S . VAST MACHINE mn Satin Blouse W ith Long. Shoulder Effect. Shippers Who Purchuo Eggs to Pay Only for Thooo Fit .for Human Conoumptlon—Prompt Chill? Ing of Egg* la Advocated. Washington. — Now “ method* and equipment to aavo the $50400,000 worth -of cat» wasted fcve'ry year In -J this country and make the poultry In* dustry en effective ally In the cause of food conservation were discussed re­ .VCt' cently at a conference of representa­ tive poultry and egg shippers with th> food administration. ’ * vr I- The conference was addressed by the food administrator. 0. H. Powell. and E. Hearty of his staff,, and, Dr. rPennli Mary Pennington of the United States food research laboratory, Philadelphia, and W. F. Priebe of .the food adminis­ tration presided. The waste In eggs In 1014, according rv .^sw^y-V-; •to the department of agriculture year­ book, cost tbs country $30400,000.'American Jackie* pUylng a game of pool Id the “ Eagle Hut," erected by'the T. M..CL A. for the pomfort and Thla year It will be fully as large;*for although the supply has’ gone down, amusement of American soldiers end sailors In and about I-omlon. price* hare Increased materially. Wasteful methods In handling poultry were also exceedingly expensive. The food admtolkfrstlon made practical ter half pins, so clearly In hla wind the plaldon leader, and who La suggestions to remedy conditions, all that (be corporal !* lucky whose squad aponalble for the votftma and accuracy of. which received the approval of the docs not luve two or three slips In Its . of the fire. The Infantry Drill. Beguconferences. •« arrangement. Also the corporal must, lotions" say that "In hnttle .officers • Pay Only for Good Onse. ‘ : quickly learn tho pet point of each and sergeants endeavor to preserve the It was recommended "that shippers ‘inspecting officer. With ono1It may. Integrity of squad*; they designate who ‘pnrehaso eggs pay for only those bo the also of the cake o f soap; with new leaders to replace tboaesUsabled. lit for human consumption. The cus­ another, the dsra on the pair of socks’ organise new'squads when necessary tom has been to bny eggs by the case, or the minute particle of dirt that cot- nnd see that every man lq placed In a without candling ’ before’ purchase. tecta under the movable elide of tho *squad. Men .are taught the necessity Candling later was almost slwsyi sure sight leaf of the rifle; .of remaining with tho squad to which to show that a large percentage of belong, and In ‘case It be broken During the hours that aye free from tho eggs were bad. To get hls^noqcy Much Depends on Officer Who drills and duties the corporal must they up or they become separated there­ back, the shipper then had to throw • Holds Lowest Rank in Or­ kuow where the men In his squad are. from to attach tbemselve* to the near­ pwny tho bad eggs and ralae his price, He la supposed to.see. that they bathe est squad." ganization. A distinct form . ( the m llll.r, d al, whkh “ » *,0« ,h' ,l0« '» « “ St least ouce a week and keep their la the tho guard duty. duty, *"*" clothes and persons heat. The last of «a corporal Is This Chilling of eggs to CO degrees Fahr­ ____ . _ . . . . . . thing at night, as taps Is blowing, ho . in, the nature of police duty, enheit, or below, aa.soon after pur­ A C TS AS PARENT TO SQUAD report* 111* Kqund ns present If cnclt , "“ eh ** hnvjng charge of the men chase ns possible, waa advocated. *— ^ono la on hla cot, or names such un-. i known ns the military, police, detailed „ Most eggs nro fertile, nnd tho lifefortunntes as may have misjudged tho i to preserve order In towns near n germ will deteriorate fast tf not length of Umo required to return to ramp. This work frequently requires chilled. Even in Infertile eggs the On the Efflclsney of the Humble Cor* carftp or tho amount .of liquor they n high degree of ability* to sire up a bacterial growth develops very soon. poral Rests Much of the Com­ situation and act promptly. ’ ' t. Wholesalers were "urged to equip tb.clr could consume safely. * pany's Reputation—Sets th e ', More fnmlllnr In time .of- peaco as Such are the routine matters the plants-with tho latest cooling roachlnMoral Tone Among the corpora! has in charge. The question well as time of Wnr Is what'Is known As Interior guard duty used "In camp ••Soldiers. may arise os to- how Jjc 'enforces his AH second-grade eggs, heated, ;V Authority In these matters. The rules or', garrison to preserve order, protect shrunken or' cracked, should bo mar­ fk i' Washington.—The corporal nilmso.framed for n soldier's beue- ] Property and to enforce order, regula- keted ns often‘nnd ns near the source ew ,Is known ,are m mm ■h he may. To tfie duties of. tho ecorporal to most .civilians, merely ps the lowest IH Ihnt, hdwever‘much „ ____ . hnvc as possible. These'are usually dcssfIfl>4pnkvp£tha non-commissioned of*' hern without standards of order nnd guard In this work tho 'Infantry rated* or froxen, and are used by con­ Drill .lUiuqlntIona" ■ Uevot*»-flrepages, fleers o(th el?b jy ;liirra n k Is marked -nostnewr .before-enlisting,-a corporah fectioners nnd bakers.. • h . by two Stripes on the upper arm of with force and tact can.usually carry quite the largest amount of space giv­ Before shipping, all eggs, should be hla blouse. Tho familiar phrase "a the man along Vtth:the rest with llttlo en to him In this all-important Cook. carefully rehandled wnd.. those badly t .porporal's guard" exemplifies this Idea, necessity for discipline. The-moans It Is summed up kuone short para­ "checked"—that 'to, with shells v*aa It suggests the .smallest possible of discipline are not lacking, however, graph, howevef: ."It Is the duty of the cracked—should be removed. Packing corporal of tho guard* to post anti re­ ^ifrxpbet of soldiers. Of him -the. It* and hero the' details above have a real lieve sentinels and to.'Instruct the In stnndnrd rases is recommended, to ' fantry Drill Regulations say briefly, value- . members .of. his relief In their orders prevent breakage. ' Eggs-should he 5"The cnrjHjrai is the squad leader," Disciplining His Men. gathered by farmers dally and marketand duties." • and of the squad It says, "Soldiers are ed at least twice a week. There are many of these pieces of For the purposes of. explanation, as­ , grouped Into squads for purposes of Urork which do not call fbr a complete •'f Causa of Many Scandals. Instruction, discipline, control and se­ -sqtoad, and there aro Jobs done under sume q camp with fifteen posts, which The practice of selling poultry .with must bo patrolled each by a seutry. der." • •• a sergeant's oversight with a man from The guard would then conklst of 45 feed, sand or graVel In their crops, Bot the corporal la o f: more Impor­ each squad. The corporal can alwaya privates, divided Into three reliefs, which la paid for by weight with tho tance than this would Indicate. assign the man who was last out at each with, a corporal. There would bird, Is discouraged. This* crafty de­ One of;the regular stay. Instructor* drill call or whose rifle was denounced he one.or two*sergeants, en officer of. vice has caused many scandals In the at the last series of reserve officers'1Ws unclean at Inspection to these .de­ the guard and an officer of the day. Industry, and several municipal Inve*-' training camps was fond of .teltlrig hla tails, s i well os those of cleaning up ttgitlons,.notably, ono in New York. company that those of them who be­ the 'tent each morning. Dressed poultry should bo sold with ifcame.captains would be fathers of J: Modt men‘ learn after they have the crop entirely empty. All birds tbdr men, tbs captain.being tho-high­ spent a few of their spare hours chop­ should Jbo kept In sanitary coops and IS Y. M. C. A. WORKER est officer with whom the enlisted man' ping w ood'or cleaning.pans to obey iV yards, and as soon os dressed should would In general come Into personal ths orders of the corporal. Some therebe chilled to 40 degrees, or lower, to contact. Many captains are like the are, of - course, who have to be re­ prevent bacterial growth. Puritan father whosq closest' contact ported* t o . tho first sergeant for con­ The conference passed resolutions of 1 with bis children waa when be dis­ venient to the company street, or support for th» whole food administra­ ciplined thorn. Tho leader who lives whose, repotted, offenses lead to the tion program, Including federal license with the private nnd Is post directly guardhouse. -The corporal who proper­ for dealers.* responsible for. Jils well being In camp ly enforces his authority knowf that iF1-! -. t- or In battle Is hi* corporal. the whole Iron tystqn of discipline of $200400 for Housemaid. In camp this responsibility Is t&anl- the army la behind him.. . , Alton, ni.—Miss Carrie Pointaalot of . fold. The squad, seven , msa and ths In the more purely 'military matter* Alton la pamed the sole.heiress to the corporal, form a family living together tbQ corporal is equally Important, We large estate of Miss Matilda Lowery In one of the big pyramidal or square hear much of tbs .recruit and the drill of Grand Itaplds,-Mlch^ who died In tents that have done much to make x lf.* ’ company has- efficient Philadelphia recently; The fortune, the soldier's life In the field comfort­ corporals, ;u Is more often ths latter qsttmatr at $200,000, was left to Miss m ables The corporal la often told that who Introduce the recruit* to right Aolntsslot after Kilos Lowery met- her and port arms and explain ths fir be baa-power to run that tentful of dress andj^ on a cold November day while she was men absolutely; some officers tell him nice dlstlm between squads right dong housework for s family living in he's tbs king bee and others call him and right St. Louis. t 'i ■ the iegar. while all of them blame him od of company drill beMany a If anything goes wrong. captaln's command: gins with q your squads for fif­ The first thing'lit the morning, at “Corporals, ths school of the sol\ WOMEN REPLACE MEN varying boors, but always before sl^ teen minutes be must bear first call and have ‘bis dlcr and scht of the squad"; and It $* in nrnum ne oSHOPS. n u ro * IN MACHINE > vldusl attention pm seven men out for reveille In fifteen Is there tbaO minutes. He must see that every Tie given. - Cloak order drill Is of course $ Ogflen, Utah.—Women In overmatch*tick, cigarette butt and scrap of In largrr ,units, but even there the t alls ryplnelsg men who havo la picked up from tfie floor and proper execution of a company move.5* been called Into the draft army surroundings of the tent, that every ment ^frequently depends on th* cor* or bare volunteered for service Eg cot Is stripped tfnd In order, that every pnral, and-iroo be to the one wbo falla wttb Unde Barn’s Liberty army, member called for special duty or.de- to dtstlngulih between*"On right Into.. made their flrat appearance here reports on time, and that hU squad Hue" add. "night front Into lib*," for when the Southern Partflc rail­ la always on hand for all formations. he wlU And his iquad moving at rightroad employed about a dozen of angles to the rest of ths company, tbe falr,eex for work In the lo­ Maintaining Dlaclpjlne. In Open or deployed order, such as cal repair shops. Ths corporal must see not only that would; always be used under. battle Tblq photograph Just received In this , The women will get their first the members of bis squad are on conditions, the squad become* the experiencing In "sorting" scrap hand for all formations, but ‘that they smallest fighting bait and ths corporal country shows Mrs. Theodore Roose­ Are properly clothed, nest and shaven, becomes the leader whom the'.Squad velt Jr., (right) wearing the smart look­ t plies, separating *thk cast Iron with all buttons ■sewed on, shoes must, obey, follow and stick to. Hern ing uniform worn by the Y. M. C. A t sings from the mslteehle. and ft*workehi In France. The picture made J moving the steel nnd wrought shined and rtflea cleaned. On Satur­ ' usually under the supervision of In one of the streets o f Parts shows 5 Iron. Nuts; bolts, ■screws sod days he must be particularly scrupu­ jra p t, but U la to him Hurt the tbe.dnoghter-ln-lnw of Colonel Roose­ * ' other fcmall piece* will be lous In seeing that b)s squad Hs spick squad looks for orders, and the prder ahd span In every respect of pCnoa which can properly be used only by a velt ttf conversation wttb a worker in t' Jpjndled by tbe wom^q. and Iff *j { they ill spiny suflldent strength } and equipment. The latter must-be corporal and which* la the simplest In a Y. 1L C. A. canteen. t * nnd 'ability In this line It Is. J Tolly‘ displayed on every man's* cot. th* "Infantry Drill Regulations,'" "Fol­ J plnnoetl to put them to work \ with only-on* correct arrangement, Nsver Without It low mel" ta the one which takes the # * deanlng cam and other heavier J one correct way to'fold ths blankets "Yo$r threat* to Map Reggie on th* squad away from the column In which work about the yard* nnd round- \ at ths bead o f tbs cob and to .place It has been marching, arranges It in grrlst was merely t bit o f sarcasm, l under the foot And most ItS proper position on ths firing line, Hie “women In overirlliff will * it is that ths Knife, fork sdi “i'rrhapa." ranee* It by rusbea and finally leads receive the.name conipensaflon . J spoon shall be la the order that "You couldn't have done much dam­ Ittoth*bayonetdmfgtt V i na that given the men who have t W ar<fdisplayed on age Unit way.". ( Guard Duty. H # ffivery inypectlny officaf-ha* the corr "Ob, I don't know. I might;have It is tbs squad Jedder wfio Is 'given r e d picture, Of that display, from po­ his wrist wktch.w sition of toothbrush to number of shot- ■ho target, designation and rang*/by jr'**. 4 at top of cuff to seam of eleevo. Roll cuff tra .small "o". perforations o r 1 A ' charming MoWO i* Muc talln, vtoch above. Sew In armhole as des­ sAowfsg a new adaptation, of the pep• cribed for plain alters. Is si Mown and the Qrop+houlder Adjust outer waist on nnderbody tine. The vett and high collar aro of with center-backs, under-arm seams chiffon cIoffe. and correspond Ihg edges even; bring ' Decided emphasis is placed upon front edge over double small "or* per­ ths shouldsr line this sssson, many foration In nnderbody front and taci^ unusually smart blouses ‘ featuring Stitch gathers at lower edge to posi­ i ‘ the drop-shoulder style. This model tion In dark Mss . satin also ahoWa a . Form plaits In pSplnm, creasing on* '* smart adaptation of ths peplunu slot perforations, bring folded edge Th* fronts torn back In raven from nearest center-back id the center, anoa gathered vest of chiffon d oth with, brlng remaining folds to correapondstanding collar. The walkt'ls ar­ * ing amall "o" perforations and press. ranged over a front-closing under­ Turn hem on small "o ’* perforations, body, while tbs sleeves are finished' If desired gather?^1gather the en-; with turn-back cuffs. In medium site tire upper edge. Adjust peplum/ the blouse calls for i% yards 34-Inch stitching the uppdr edge over npperi satin, With % yard chiffon doth for •row or gathers la iouter waist,-eon-' terbacks oven; bring largo “O" per­ vest and collar. * . Tbs construction guide and direc­ foration st top of peplum to under? arm seam and front edge to frond tions will save the home dreumaker from errors, if followed carefully. To edge of onter front Now. take the belt line and arrange make the underbody clou under-arm and shoulder sums, then turn the- around the waist and fatten a t left hem In front fla il lower edges, tack side or.’ nt conter-front; tack at back and adjust 3-tnch bolting underneath with center of-belt over scam Join­ ing peplum^to waist tho lower edgo fox stay. . . To makn the aaih fold and join Gather tbs vest at upper edge be­ tween MT '' perforations next, then edges as notched; roll- the upper plait lower edge; • placing "T " on back edge over on small "o '' perfor­ ■mall " o ’* perforation and tack. Ad­ ation. . Arrangq around the wfrht just- on right underbody front, cen­ bringing upper edge to ths amall “o". ter-fronts. neck and shoulder edges perforation near center-back; tack even and bring slde edge to Indicat­ Invlalbty, cross’ In front and tlo at . . ing small "o" perforations. Finish back. left side edgo for closing. Trimmed with beading or embroid­ Sow collar to neck edge of under­ ery, the veat« will be more effective. body back and to test, notches and The- blouae.lt very chic on separate center-backs even. skirts wore with plain blouses. -— ;----------------- :-r-------------=---- — \ S d jr u & F r a e f f e a l j K o m e D r e s s J ia K in g \ . J & rso n s rrepuwd Specially to r This Newspaper By Pictorial Review 1* A Clever Little Coat in Serge. ■ 7432 Bias this most at tract iocltf. It u teljtrtinmed and Itesd eoUfe Safin. so * The emits from chlldland were more fascinating than this year. • A clever design la blue sari* Is shown bars, th*.front balng cloeed to ths neck, although It may be rollad to .form m ars, If prafsrrad. large square.eoUar flnlsbas ths. a -J .* l-J ■' ■ - i- • while the oue-plkoe aleeres are trim,med with turn-back cuffs. Large pointed patch'pockets rolled st the. lop‘ to form Ups are decora tire fea­ tures which may or may not bs used. In medium sUe the coat-re- , quires $% yards 64-lnch serge,, with 3%- yards 30-Inch silk or satin for the lining. . It win be necessary to make a seam at th* centerbock of the lining. Placing the . pattern on tbs'mate­ rial la accordance with, the cutting guide wtU save material and avoid mistaken. The home dressmaker should know the guide thoroughly before cutting the first place. After; folding In half and laying smoothly on the cutting table, or any other ■mootb surface, place the back of the coat on the lengthwise fold of mate­ rial To tbe'upper left ot the hack Uy the pocket, with large -,.*0" per forations on a lengthwise thread of material. The front la laid to tharight of the pocket, with the'straight edge along th* selvagt and tha Urge "W perforations on a lengthwise thread of material. Tha collar U the next plece of pattern laid on the lengthwise fold of serga. The sleeve and cuff are laid <o tha right of-ths collar and the tinderfacing opposite ' -Vi ■'the ilewra, the last three, with UriC* "O" perfomtlon* on •*’ lengthwise thread of material, th * belt may be laid-on alther a lakgthwi** or crosswise fold of the serge. Although fur-trimmings an seats everywhere; many of th* smartest coats for children have collars of doth, vslvst,’ vsloute, ate; They are .. large and comfortable and usually ' Signed to be worn ta at least tww * U sty!**. �— inotioMrt............ ........ SEVEN klTTENS GET ' ' ■ . V t*WT\ \» H e w h o w astes d o n 't w a s t e i t ! JOBS IN CONGRESS ^♦. Washington.—A Job has beeh found for-Congressman Austin's secretary’s cat's seven kittens. They will'be welcome down on. the floor below In Representa­ tive Hulbcrt'a office. Mice are overrunning the , place.’* They are as bold os bulldogs. Frank McEnnany, Mr. Halbert's secre­ tary, soys they climb on the big _leather chairs and watch him derisively as be tries to work. The other night the mice ate up all the free seeda that Mr. Hal* bert had for distribution among his constituents. That Is not much of a disaster,. In view of the fact that his district In New ■York ts ono of the most fhlckly populated In the greater city .and the people wouldn't know what to do with the'seeds If he sent*.them on. What Is of Im­ portance, thopgh, Is that the mice , also ats up a bas-relief model-of the East river, Hall Gate and Ward's Island, being 'attracted by die excellent qual­ ity of glue In the papier mache. Hell,. Gate la A most precious thing In the eyes of this con*grewman. AML*; How.lt Would Tempi Urn. ■“See yon fat fowl,’? whispered 'the tall tramp at tho water took; "wouidsr thpa onjoy him7” 'Teas,” yawned the laciest trnmp la all thuwtates and ter­ ritories. *Tf do cnglno killed him, a cy­ clone whirled alt his feathers off and de‘ lightning struck de dry grass and baked him nice and brown, I wouldst enjoy him. pnrd, yes, verily.**—Betectcd. . Apple* Mott Valuable Fruit The apple la pre-cmincut In the household economy for no other fruit' excels It In culinary usefulness. It graces tho table In a’ far greater va­ riety than any other Bruit. Of all fruits crown In North America, the apple leads In amount and intrinsic value. No fear of an overproduction. however, It thameans of transportation and dis­ tribution are perfected, .What If we do raise 125,000. carloads of apples or (BiOOfMJOO boxes' a year! This is but half a box to, k person not counting lrhat. we export. Tho tiro’t very many, -Exchange. ■■■ 111 ■■ t* Danger In Overconfidence. . ‘ They say a foot for luck." That*a w ist they soy. Bnt don't let your confidence In that theory make you de­ pend too strongly on luck, young man." ■ -Loulsvine Courier-Journal? ----... •• •■> nlway Traffic In Britain. Although British railroads rank fourth among the nations In regard to MELT HEIRLOOMS FOR .ARMY mileage, they carry more passengers * ii i ■■■on i every‘ year than nro .carried In any Woman From All Ovar Country Give other country. Up KeepaaVaa to Bend Olfts to Soldiers. ’ ' . ■ , , newspaper publfahod In. Svmlnolo county, Florida. Wltuesa -E. A-. Douglass,.clerk of Circuit Court and the seal of said court'on this the 30tb day of Octo­ ber, A. D. 1917. " ' (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, . A. K. Powers, . Clerk. Solicitor for Complainant 20- tues -5tc .• * . - uviuvnsu nju j \*i ■ w < * I ■■■■■' -V ' -v ’ ^mlaol* Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sts Meets every first and third Tuarfay In each month. Everyone who baa seqo h|rfilar In tbe Essthr* cordially Invited to vUll this chanter. •’ Alice E; Robbins, See’y ......... The Ssatord Council K. of C. Me*'j the 2nd Sunday 8 p. m., and tbo 4th Sunday 8 p. in., esc j month, at E. of C. Hell, Osk Avo. . C. L. Britt, Fin. Soc’y. j . NOTICE .* ' . To E C Parkhurtt and wife. Ssllie Par hur t anJ to al' pariles claiming an Inters t either u heirs devisees or ot iwis an t -any and.all other pa tie calming an interest In and to tho following dcscibed real eetate,.sit­ uated, lying and being n (be city of - Phoenix Lodge No 5, E. of Sanford, county"* f Seminole state of Moots secondhand fourth TuSdays, Florida, rqqce parti.ua ly described os oliows, tCKWit! NislUng knights always welcome. * 0 :J . MUltr Lot E, Block 8, Ter 7 and Lots 4 H.*MeLsulin Ri and S. C. C. . and 5 o. B1 ck 9, Tier 8 of Sanford, Florida, si lording to E” R. Trafford'a Sanford Lodf* No. 27,1. O. O. F. map of the city of Sanford, ai per plat thereof duly-iecordod in plat book*4 B," I B H | H i . I Meets every Monday evening-at 7jS0 Page 111 of th- public records o Or- In M. W. A. Hall, PiroJBlock. All vis­ ing* county^ Florida, of which the (ting Brothers cordially invited. county of Seminole was formerly a part, [i. F. Roper J, W. O. Singletary which said plat has since the creation * R. Swl of Seminole county been duly t antGate City Lamp No, I, W. O. W cribed and 'a now a part of the public Mm U second and fourth Wednesday records of Seminole county. Florida - *. ^ •,r•** ■.1 ifnights in each month. It appeorlag from the sworn bi'l of F.X. Mfiler J.'F. Hoolehsn ~ complaht filed In tho caso o. Martha Council Commander Clerk H (tone, !dow s c l' survirini' juste* under the will of Geo. N. Stone, de­ United Brotherhood ofCBrpeatera aid ceased, Rebec a 'Mery Gove, un­ Joiners o f America married, Hoar 's M. Dobb n‘i and the Sanford Local Union Nor 1761 moots Bank ot Commerce and Trust Com­ rat and third Thursday .night at 7 pany, a corporation ■doing business In o'clock wMvk fo the M. W. A. Hell, Pico BIk. the state of Ca.ifornis, trustees of the 0. Singletary W .W .VanN ew estate o Charles G, Gove, deceased, . W.Sec.Tress. President vs. E. C. Psrkhurst end Ssllie Psrkhiirst, wife of E. C. Ta khurst, and th; • Celery a ty Aerie No. 1883 . unknown heirs, dex-bera^ grantees .or other ‘claimants under the said E, C. Meeting every 2nd and 4lh. Tuesday Psrkhurst and *Faille. Psrkhurst, and night at 8o*eIock Eagle Home, Oak Ave all parties chiming an Interest in and ’ Visiting Brother* Welcome ot 6. Block ,n. Tier 7 and Lots E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff and 6 Block 9, Tier 8. of the dty o Worthy Praaident ; Secretary Sanford. F o da, according to E. R. Trafford’s map of Sanford, Fla., as B. P. O. E. Sanford Ledge 1241* tr plat thereof du'y ^recorded In Plat Meet Diet end third Wednesday night ook "B," Page 111 of the public tco da o f Orange county, of which at Elks Home, North Perk Avenue. . O. L. Taylor the county of Seminole was formerly a F. S'. Frank Secretary Exalted Ruler part which *a d plat has since the cre­ st! n of Semi nolo county been duly transcribed end is now s part cf the The Like Breeze Connell No. 31 Junior public ccords of Scmlnolo county : Order United American Mechanics Meets every Wednesday at 7:80 P, Florida, i cfcndanU; that tho residence of th defendants, E. C. Psrkhurst and M., in the City Hall« Visiting brother* hall u Parkhu tt are unknown, and that era welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. 8ec. there t no person n the stats of Flor­ ida the service of a subpoena upon Modern Woodmen e f America whom would bind the defo dents, or Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:80, either o. them; that it is the bell f of i fllant that both of the defendants are n M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. D. Couch over tho age of twnty-one years, and it 3. E. McDonald Consul Clerk further appearing from said bill of cotnplnint that there are other partite claiming an nlcrc*t under tho sa’d ■ Loyal Order of Moose 5. C. Farkjiurst or* Ssllie Psrkhurst, 'Sanford Lodge No. 1810 meets tn Hal cither ss heirs, deviseed or grantees, n Stone & Grove Building Second end nnd that there ■ are other dotmonts *"ourth Mondays In Month at fiZQ. whose names are unknown who claim some right? title and interest In ind to --- ---------------------he property involved In this-suit as M >ee»e»»eM i icreirtabove described; J narrow course by a most severe-code of laws, but suspensions were taking place every day. To.be profitable, a Journal coaid do naught else but sup­ port the perlln policies. A school of cartoonists came to the fore, and, }>y a serits of caustli and meaning car­ toons, indicted Berlin till the officials In. their fury, began placing prison German Misrule on Conquered •entehces Indiscriminately adwng car­ New York.—Old gold and tlhrer.con­ LEGAL AhVtRIISING toonists and Journalists, tributed by women la all parts of the Provinces Fosters Pro-. * And so, France, who had represent­ United States to ajd In carrying on the French S p irit ed to the heroes-of 1703 the beau-ideal work of the. Notional 8pcc!al Aid so­ Notice of democracy) came gradually to the ciety, melted, sold for 12,400. Bids' will' be received by the fore as the tnflucnco In Alsace-Lor­ The gold and silver represented board of county commissioners of raine. Her culture, her Ideals and her many heirlooms from old families, Seminole county, Florida, at the cltlscnshlp became valued dreams of. from Mslno to California. Many of n n t regulsr.meeting Tuesday, Dee. loyal Alsatians. But far off dreams them, In sending In their contributions, 4th, 1917, for-strswing-road* in the they seemed; and the Alsatians, In said that the articles contributed were several county •commissioners dis­ Ntwipaper* Held to Meet Sever* Cede their growing love for tho republic, of great sentimental value. - ef Uwe—Certoenlete Arouse Fury could not bnrboc tho thought that This money will bo used to.bny ne­ tricts, separate bids for etch dis­ of Berlin Officials end Arer France should suffer the throes of a cessities and luxuries, too, for Ameri­ trict. For Information see commis­ Thrown Into Prison. war with remorseless Prussia for their can soldiers In military enmpa urgently sioners in their respective districts. sake. But tho war was coming,' and needed. The society received n re­ Right reserved to reject sny and all Wuhington.—Observer* ore study* to Alsatians It means as alt observers quest from ono of these camps for 300 bids. tog with Increased lnterestthe polltl*! agree, a reunion with France, sweaters, 800 pairs of £ocks, 300 pairs , -E. A. DOUGLASS, :V« al history of Alsace-Lorraine. The Bnt. queer enough, the world bo- of gloves, phonographs and other camp Clerk. course of this Relchland’s history Is glns to see that the treaty of Frank­ essentials. Legal 24-Tues-4te itcofoiled as one of the most signifi­ fort was the germ of the present holo­ cant In the story of the world. Through caust, and that' It lends to the utter DEDUCTIVE TEST IS FAILURE Notice of Application for Discharge a , a multitude .of other causes of the hol­ destruction of Prussian autocracy and ocaust In Europe, the cate of Alsace- worjd autocracy—that Alsace-Lorraine Scientific Method Adopted by 'blew To Whom It May Concern! Take notice that on Wednesday, De­ Lorrslo6 jirosonts itself with" a grow- had*been picked lo bear the cross—to York Deteetlvea Admittedly cember 6th, 1917,- or aa do'on there­ Inf significance. -It Is here that Prus­ suffer that tbo world might be re­ • Inconclusive. sia Initiated her grand mistake and, lieved from the burden on the should­ after us convenient, at DeLand, ithrougt} the forcible, cession of tftls ers of all tomans, .from Herod. down New York.—Tho first real test of Florida, I shall present to the Judge stale, engineered the hatreds and to Wilhelm. * ' ’ --*. tho new ifffcthod evolved by tho Now of the Seventh* Judicial Circuit "WrltPoJltlk” for which she Is payYork detectivo bureau for proving Court my final accounts and vouch­ Therefore, you, K. C. Psrkhurst and * Inf now with nil that humankind hold crlmo solely through chemical, scien­ ers -aa assignee of Seminole.' Co- allio Psrkhurst and the unknown heirs, most dear and precious. *, > tific and analytical deductions resulted evisoc and g sntecs of the said E. C. In 1872, when •the German confeder­ 400-YEAR-0LD CLOCK STOPS In failure In the court of general ses­ Operative Mercantile Compkny, and Parkhunt and Ssllie Parkhur t, snd all dsk for their approval and my final ation was formed, thta booty Ifind was other partim. daimln .any right,.title sions. An Indictment of Vcucenso.do considered ns a prise of the confeder­ Famous Timepiece In Hampton Court Stofnno for ten-ycar-old TIIllo Brown's discharge us such ,assIgnco in acr or Interest-In and to tho find hereln- One Inch Cards Will Be Published Un­ abovo da cribed ore .hereby ordered to der Thle Heeding Al The Bale Of 37JO Palace, London, Last Repaired * murder was dismissed when chemists cordancc with law. ation aa a whole, with the 'regulative ir to the bill of complaint filed in Per Year. In 1880, nENRY WIGHT, * powers vested In. the king of. Prussia. of tbo central.testing laboratories ad­ cause‘ on or before Monday, the The state was permitted- to send dele­ Assignee Aforesaid? mitted that they hnd been “ too,posi­ 4th; day of Feb uary, 1918. tho same London,—The celebrated clock "of tive" lo their statements beforq the gates to the relchstng, but could not 20-Tuca-6tc ’ wing a rule day ot this court, and it U VH0MA8 KMMKT W be i-cpresentcd In. tbo bfindcsrnt, the nnmpton .court palace that wns pro­ grand Jury that they had discovered urtner ordered, tqat this notice be *■ * k. rcnausoN iiouguourgn • , * real {tower In governmental Germany. vided with n dial to give astronomical Infinitesimal fragments of tho strap In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial wblishod for twelve consecutive week* With the usual nslnlnlty. of German changes but never did so, has stopped used In strangling the child On the n the "Sanford Herald, a newspaper Circuit,. Seminole County, Flor­ published In Seminole county, Florida. officialdom, the assimilation of the peo­ once more. It Is believed to have been bindo o( a knife found In De Stefano's ida. In Chancery ple wns hurried, nnd hurried by^ constructed by n Ocrtnnn way back possession. Witness my hand and tho seal of tho law yers' , • Bertha Frazier Circuit. Court of tho Seventh Judicial most unulso nnd Imppsslblo meas­ In 1510, but ns a matter of fact his­ va. Citation Circuit of the atate of Florida, in and Sanford,. > * Florida ures. . The Idpn seems to have been tory falls to record tho.-namo of Its or Scmlnolo county, on this (he 20th • Ilonry Frazer. Ibat an assimilation could tako place maker. ay of October, 191?. * The colcbrdted clockmnker VulHnmy URGES CHANNEL-TUNNEL To Jfenry frailer, Youngstown, Ohio In one, or, at the most, two genera­ (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, tions, and that it could bo effected reconstructed It In 17TO, but he gave It la hereby ordered that you np' Clerk of Ctrcult Court of Seventh ' up tho astronomical din) portion on the white the people paid Prussian taxes peur to the *biU'of. complaint filed Judicial Circuit in and for .Sem­ ATTORNEY asd.COUNSELLOR at LAW and were not granted representation grouifd that It -never could hnvo work­ herein.-against you in the abovo en­ inole County. Florida. In the laying of said taxes.- As a ed with the machinery provided,' rclcGroreo A. DcCottes, . * Practice In State end Federal Courts titled cause"on the 3rdVdny of De­ necessary vent.to human nature, the gntlng that portion of the works to tho Solicitor and of Counsel for Com cember, A. D. 1917, Bnd tho Sanford Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla result was the failure of Prussian po­ store cupboard. nlalnapL ’ 18-Tues*13tc Herald is designated as tho nowAA Croydon firm of clockmnker* act lice methods all /luring the.first thirty paper in which this order shall he a Couit *r Ihi Counlr Ju4(a, *,alMb jenrs of tho occupation. What hap­ tho-whole thing going ognln In 1&S0, CauMjr, Mala ,t Fl.lMi pened after that In Metz, Colmcr, nml It hns run satisfactorily until now. publishicd once s week for four con­ In r» lUItU of Th-o !nr* F<t«al SCHELLE MAINES Btrnsshourg and Mulbousq we shall Workmen are’ busy getting up the scaf­ secutive weokik . / To all Crodtlnn. U|,I,,». PlftrtbuUt* agd folding necessary to reach the dial, see. all Paraon* bavltff Claim, or Demand* LAWYER Witness my hpnd end seal'of. of­ aaldEaUtat . • , * and after a thorough cleaning and cer­ * . * SUITS, COumruouia fice this tho 29th day of October, You, and **ch al you, *r» harabjr actlOod and tain repairs to tho dial lt‘ Is expected Prussian Misrule. rasulrad to praaoat any claim* and .damanda > Phones 142,339-w A. D. 1917. «blch you, or *t\b*r o( yoo, may havo Swiloat S(o>r ‘ The year 1010 marks the neW pe­ to run for another quarter- o f a cen­ tka ott*l* Of Tkaodoro Bcbasl dacaaaod. kti ^ ' ' E. A. DOUGLASS, riod of Prussian misrule. The use.'of tury with little attentions from time lomlscl*i CoKnly, Ftortda, to Ih# und»r>lpifd Clerk .Circuit Court, Seminole Co. CsMtUnM ■ ot aold **(*(•, wUhtn two ytara from • French wae stringently forbidden on to time, i htreof. Ik* data hiraef. . *. ■ - * ' By Y. M, Douglass, D. C; tombstones. In conrts.of Justice, In-the Datad Octabor Htfc. A. D, lilt.' ■.1 klAKY A. BCHAAL, , «bools and In public gatherings. In­ UNWASHED REIGN IN PARIS F. R. C. Koester, lS>Tu**->(e Esocuirlx. deed, severe ■punishment has been Solicitor for Complainant. ( , * ' ?- •lz \ ~z-m#-/» meted out for tbenise of the Freneh Hot Baths ■ Luxury—Cleanliness- Is 2Q-Tuea-6tc * Is Cool I.of tka Cm ,!; M|>, Bm Im Io ftaal; language'In certain private and semi; StoloaCnorlAw Uncommon In tho French JEWELER ro Ealatoof . - V ^, ' Prints gatherings. la - tha - Circuit -Court, Be vsnlh J udi- JaCMrVo n. Wkltor ' a-. * - Capital. •* — -r i. d e l Cfrcnll, In and for 8emlnole To at Creditor*, Local***, Dblrlbutor* sad *1 German Immigrants shipped Into the ■w— . M Y SPECIALTIES: Paraona kartnf Claim* ol Damanda ssalaat Itttchiland bred children, only to hove Conaly, Florida. . In Chancery Parts.—Parisians were never prone* Btid KftUil! You, oad aoeh olyo«, aro koroky aotiOad aad ibem Jake sides .with the Indigenous to Indulge In hot bathe—Indeed, the Fannie Frazier, joined r**alrod to pnawt say claim* atd dtmonda PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA \ population in their clamor for annexe* criticism of first visitors to Parts Vss *bkb you; or allbrr at you, may kava «t»tn by her husband, I. F. tbs ooial* of Ckarka_ U. Walkor doeeMedTls _______________ . .1* GORHAM'S STERLING 8ILYKB' tlon to Germany on an equal basis often moat loudly voiced In connection Frazier BU1 for si Somlai sl Bomlaol* County. P1o>Ida, to tk* undaralcn wlth the other German states. This with the' primitive facilities found-ln ad Eaaeutrfi of mid oouto, «ttkla t « * yasro ad Elan vs. . Partition BOGBBS' PLATED WABB from th* dot* (t Utter point, contrary to general belief, Paris apartments and many *hotels. .V. C. Steward, Geneva * “ actually Just what tho Alsatlana Yet they were, as a rule, always dean Arthur Fell, the. leader in the move­ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES IS-Tuao-eu BmcaUlS •Stated for. French culture and and neat and took pride In their per­ ment to construct a,tunnel under the Thomas and husband, B. F.-Thoross, Leo is , . ‘deals began to have thdr effect when sonal appearance, ---------1 a --------- ----- ■' — J---------- ' English channel, is now working on aStJf* •II Importunities and pleadings for a Whether I t !» due to the war direct­ plans to bring the Idea to' a head. He Nixson and husband, nutation of Prussian oppressive ing their thoughts to higher thlnga or, recently met' representatives from W. C? Nixson, Ernes­ SANFORD LODGES 4 netbods and a representation tn the to the munldpal edict that deptte* France and other allied powers and tine Steward, Charles • . / ■; nrerument failed. water shall bo heated only Saturdays with them went over the eltuaUon. Steward and Theresa Prussian rule remained Inflexible. and Bundayi'the fact remains that tho Boyol Neighbor* ef America Steward, Defendants. .'Guarantees and 'alterations were Parisian today U rather contemptuous To W. C« Steward, Sanford Street', Meats Second snd Fourth Thursdays Pnolaed and seemingly compiled with. of old'adage that "Cteullness is DROWNS T R Y IN Q ^ rR E S C U E Annie Speer Clara Stcmper . G as Peoria, UUnpis: ®~yt0 have the people discover, When next to godliness." a ,i, *O rR clo It appearing from the a'ffldavit pf tbs smoke of Prussian ,bland duplicityThis Is particularly noticeable In the Boout Mister Sinks In Mleelselppl Rlvflsoford Lodge No < A.. K. Power*, solicitor for complain­ .er While Bringing Youth ***2* that they were, bound subway, where all duaes'of the dty*s U Communication ev IB Work Reedten M j Penona Asher*. ants herein duly filed, thgt It is the helplessly than ever. Jvl population con be observed. The pro­ Ittng brethree Thursday* at 7tf)0u belief of the affiant .that W. C. Stew h» the spring of 1012 the Prussian* portion of unkempt, dusty, unwashed • ! • • ■ -! V , • welcome.' Attantion And Beat Efforfa 8L Louis.—Eugene Ferris,' eight ard. U a resident of a state other O.L. tU'A *«ther showed their disapproval of peraons wtUfjlonhtfully dean ears and O.J Miller -------- H*| • if, » •• » Taylor i. f 1” 111011 engendered by atteinpi- black-rimmed fingernails Is very large. years old, of Alton, k Boy Scout, and than the state of Florida and /that .W, h Opperita CRy HaO Secretary , . William Btrtttnatter. tjrenty-oncy scout­ hAU.a resident of the stiste ol Illin­ n #t0 ruln « • Alsatian factories at I ■ .... b B scb master of a boys' troop, ^ero drowned wweusuden. near Strasabourg, by — Five Bone In ois, reeidlng st Sanford Street, in the ’*“ bdrawing all orders for locnmoPittsburgh.—Testimony before the la the Mississippi river • mUe north d ty of Peo: •oris, Illinois and that lit «n s for the Prussian railways, Stata Workmen's Compensation board of Altoa. there U no person in the state of Tba scoutmaster, a strong swimmer, w the month of May. in H?i« stole brought out the fact that Mrs. Cather­ ' fas** popular Indignation, already ine Conlln, a widow. -0#. Homestead, hsd gone to the eld of young Ferrfi Florida the aervic* of 'k subpoena would Mod tho de­ •named, was fanned to fever beat by has five sons In the pew National when tho latter. In w*dln* *bout, got upon whom “ • remarks of the German “emperor army. Two other sons, are under tbo Into deep water and was carried out fendant and affiant further; pays-that ' MERCHANT TAILOR. DYER- ^ REPJURffi ’ Into th« riser by tbs currenL Ho bad he belleVc* the age of defendant'to draft age. . . • vw #. suctoeded .lh getting to the boy and be more than twenty-one yeara. ■ ) m b _ Jud grasped him by tbs hair aod start* Dire Ended lit Bey1* Death. ■ You* or* therefor*'ordered .to ap­ 3 ' 1 >■ 1. have' only Scranton. tt^-W hll. playing around «d swimming for the tho re, when both pear to the bill on Monday, 2rd day Things railroad tracks, Georg* -Alexander, sank. . " r«t Month. 5 StrittnaRer bed Ukto\young Ferris o f December, A ..D . 1917, the same J ft h ls tied J2 yeers, waa dared by • s a a r a * ■iV'ifV. »OIT* and eight other b o jj o f M s troop o n * being, a riil* diy In thle court. » 1J I,f to.dlmb'a TV To ordered that this no* hike. The prevailed on him to . **** A* 11 It them tq ---------I for four-eonsdeu M !* .wire § Aiwtisn body iy-n r* ... m■ te ). f B DUStlC MEASURESADOPTED BUSINESS CARDS Wilson & Housbolder GEO. A. DECOTTES.. HENRY McLAULIN C . H. DINGE Plumbing and Fitting the Army.. D. C. S& ssa � 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, November 20, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 20, 1917. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 20, 1917; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/558d2c680d735bbf0688608e8f54b6af.pdf 7f2e4d8cf2a58848edc314e68a695d32 PDF Text Text ■ . jiN THE; HEART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ' \ ' r ■• w yftEU Tv .. ' • - ; ' . i PUBLISHED;? • • ■ ■. ON TU ESD A Y S semi- w e e k l y AND F R ID A Y S IN SA N F O R D —Ufo D Wo,th Living VOLUME-IX— SAKPORD,* FLORIDA, raibA T, NOVEMBER 23, 1917 NUMBEHJ7 from tbis place who .have been at Ward and Mary’ EUsatMth Puleaton, Washington for several daya follow- To Take Up ‘M ovement o Resulted In and Messrs. * Royal * Klintworth, Italians Hold Teutons At ing up the presentation made by dennen Vegetables- And Every Point • Hume Rumph, Edward Delta am Arcadia when tho Army Signal our little soldier. Master Rutherford, elected Corps commission headed by-Col. The tre a t Hlndenbiirr defense line -* ■>'*. • ■ all, a very full and eipretsive thanks Edgar came here several weeks ago, The Board of Trade ia calling a The White Primary to u sle d the for their most excellent program upon which, the German commander teiegraphedahis afternoon it had se­ meeting* of aU .the growers to take mayor, aldermen and executive com­ that made this fund so possible—on In chief builded' his hopes of keeping cured location of two 0/ these sites take up the question of movements mittee passed off last Tuesday In the’ eve of' November 9, 19 1 7 - the British from making inroads into for Arcadia. There is muih stiafac- of winter vegetables. This Is not a tho regular election calm that has Thanks. Also to Mrs. B. T. Houser the open territory-'beyond has been ' tlon expressed here over the success Board of Trade meeting but the characterised the city elections here smashed. The task was apparently, of their mission.. The Charlotte Bqard is calling It and will lend Its or manjr years.* There was but very easy. Attacking o v e r. a front of Hprbw and Northern Railroad will assistance and cooperation just as it little interest shown In tho primary thirty-two miles, extending from tho build .a track to the site, about does every' movement for. the good —many of the voters and some of 8carpe river east of Arras to 8 t , eight miles east on the. prairie. The of the community. Quentin, Field Marshal Haig's' " ’/ 1 the candidates - being in the woods county must also bui!<| a good hard troops penetrated the German lines This question of the shipment of on hunting expeditions as unfor­ road to the camp. It will cost the in the region of Carpbral Are miles, tunately; the seaspn for killing game county and citisens, including the at one point his troops sweeping five opened on Tuesday, the same day pa railroad, probably $100,000, but it is miles beyond, the German lines. election. much money as possible went at the believed thero will be no troublb catching the GSrmana completely by ‘ j There were fifteen men In the race thing .in a businesslike manner with whatever in carrying out the' gov­ aurpriae. They captured numerous for aldermen and while there was the result that Seminole county re­ ernment's demands. positions regarded aa. impregnable. will be a. big hole knocked into tbe some interest talCbn it-was thought ports more than 25 per cent oVer took .thousand! of prisonera and nuprospects of the people of this entire by the majority that it was no use her allotments _ ; merous guns, The latest advices incommunity. getting excited over the result. . Chairman. Stevens "said yesterday dlcatq the atUck has not yet ceased. Petrograd, Nov. 22.—The Rua- . On-account of the movement of There were some -eleventh.hour cir­ that after all Seminole county was troops and supplies for the govern­ culars scattered over the streets on To the aouth* around St. Quentin Isn't this a royal Thanksgiving not exhausted as the time was too eian Government yesterday ordered ment the movement of Florida pro­ Monday night but as usual this had and a Merry Christmas. General Bukhnnin, commander-in­ and east of thSt point jn the Aianq short for the. workers to se o ‘every ducts has been held up to a consid­ but little effect on the general result chief of the Russian armies, to open region, the French began an offen­ Cordially and gratefully,' one Irf tho county and th at if the erable extent and shipments of veg­ and people voted as they had made sive, the. details of which have not negotiations ofr an armistice with Mrs. Hal Wight, * War Work Council needed ahy more etables have been taking sevefal up their minds several weeks ago. yet been received. . Vice Chm. Social Dept. money that he had a trump card up the commander of"the German army weeks, , arriving In' bad ordcr^jind The Italians everywhere are holdTho -question bf municipal qwnhis sleeve that ho was ready to pull for a proposal, .to negotiate peace. . • Dr. Hulley Sunday ; proving a loss to growers and ship- ership and __ I commission ____I_!__1____' » ___ ng the Teutonic invaderr ' * , form of-gov­ at any moment. We have only this Dr. Lincoln Hulley, president of The British are progressing la ernment did riot enter into the elec­ the Stetson University and one' of to say, in reference -to Chairman their Palestine offensive.'It is for this reason * that this tion, although it seemed as if some Stevens, that is—if he .has .a trump the best orators of the country will should be taken up by air the grow­ were ineljnod th a t’ way. Tho com­ card you can be assured that the bo at the Baptist Temple both Mr. Will. I. Smith, who lives near ers and shippers that the meeting at mission form of government will be morning and evening hours- hdxt Chairman will pull* it at th'q most tho court house will be hold • next Conway, vbted upon at • special election in out opportune time. ' ' . Monday night at 7:30 o'clock and the future and every ono will know Sunday. ' The Chairmnn and executive com­ For tho morning hour the Doctor tory was a great triumph, *the -full every grower and shipper of fruits that they are ..voting for or against mittee desires to express a word of good crop in due time. He was ad­ has contented to deliver one of his extent of which is yet unknown. and vegetables in the county-should communion form of government and thanks to nil the Captains and all vised to plant tho seed by Mr. C,. II specialsermons—those that know be, there for it'concerns them and Is a t made no difference in the election the committee workprs that «o gra-- Baker, a former county agent, who Dr. Hulley know that thl* will be a * Washington, Nov. 22.—Officiate in vital question to all of the people. Tuesday whether the candidates or eiously helped get the aubacriptiona procured It for him. Mr. Smith was Washington were deeply stirred 40thosp elected, favbred municipal own­ Jn Orlando* yesterday with twelve together,' and most’; earnestly de­ In the evening hour | at seven day as press bulletins began (o' un­ sires to thank, through the columns brooms made In Qrange county, and . Vesper Services at RolllmuCojlege ership o r . commission form of gov­ o'clock Dr. .Hulley will.ddlver that fold the acope of the smashing Brit­ ernment as both of thoao questions The regular ■-bi-monthly- vespers of The Herald all thoao people of made frora.broonj_Btraw grawn.on thrilling voration entitled ‘‘Over. the. ish. v i^ o ry on the western front. this rounty that auhacribed to the his far/ri. It -shows the possibility will be held in Knowles Hail, Rol­ wili be settled'in due time'and* tho Top"—this wlll.be a special service While army officers were cautious In fund and thereby mqde this report Of this industry, in this state. -He lins College,' Winter Park, thia com­ people will settle them. n* which the experiences of Sergeant- their comment, 1t was evident in all not only, grew the broom straw but ing Sunday evening,'* Nov. 26, *at possible. • v - . . ^ Mayor Davison had no opposition 3uy Emple will b e . given. Serj. quarters that officials generally (ro. The treasurer's bobks nt" a late ho manufactured his own machinery 7:3Q, and an unusually attractive Emplc has been.In the great world hour last night showed .the standing and tho result is a broom tho equal program of music has been prepared tion was conceded by every one on war and tells his experiences from by tho Conservatory faculty, and Monday.' The following .(a the vote actual life' in the trenches. Dr. of the different tftm a and the of the host. —Orlnrido Sentinel. students. *The half hour _of music of the aldermen: amounts subscribed through each ; fuller in his gifted way will bring team as follows: Philadelphia, Pa Nov. 20.—A which was -instituted at .those ser­ Roy Symes, 193* a vivid word picture and show 'some No. of N nm oof. Total to statement that the wheat fields, vices several Sundays Jigo are rpovC. II. Dingee, 164* . . • , of tho things that rcaaly happen to Team Captain RcpoYt grain' warehouses and flour mills are ing eminently worth virile and many, W. A. Lcfflcr, 145* ’ a man fighting'In this groat war. being systematically burned by Ger­ lovers of music are coming from the R. A. Nowman, 132* • : * . Hanford, Fla G_F. Smith, 134* 1 Ed. l’ntnam, west sieje f 200.10 man agents at a timo when America nearby townr to enjoy this treat. • Goldsboro Schools sinning victory on mo western iront. This coming Sunday will bring df John Adams,' 129* 2 L A.-Brumley caao side..- 168:76 and its allies are facing a perilous Among the many-contributors to reviving hope at a gloomy period. Prank L. Miller; 129* • th e ’Y. M. C. A., War WorY fund shortage of jgore than.fifty per cent. especial 'note,. Canxonetta (Tschal3 O. L. Taylor.*.-.....171.80 ' . . F. W. Mahoney, J03 4 Fred T. Williams ..... 266.75 df their, necessary supply, was made kowsky) from wiolln concerto ’for who deserve special notice Is the JOINT CONVENTION AT MIAMI by Erwin F. Smith of the United- violin and piano, a beautiful con­ * W. W.WanNes., 88 * : Goldsboro schools. This colored • ------------B. B. Randall, Jr., 78 • States depsrtiqerit o f Agriculture, be­ tralto aolo, by Shelley and tho en­ school which is composed of children'"P.'E. C. Chamber of Comiaercx and fore the Notional Academy of Sd- tire'Women's Club with viloln obli­ . A. P. Connelly, 77. . ' > within the first three grade contribEast Coast Caaal Association- . gato organ and piano with aolo parts * C. B. Rhoads, 61. *. • uted nearly five dollars for this fund. ; - A joint convention of "the Florida by Miss Siewert will be •heard, in J.-S. Wilson, 70 ' While thia ia not much money.- East Coast Chamber of Commerce Agnus Del. ,'* , . ' P. P. Rlnee, 4 1 " . .. * ■ 7 New York; Nov. *20.-T he Na­ A. R. Marshall, 85. ; tional War' Work Council of the ‘ Rev. Clarence A. Vincent; D. D., will deliver the address of the even­ The following executive committoe Y. M. JC. A.;announced today .that a '* was elected: Geo. A. DeCottes,wW. total of . the nation wide subscrip­ ing. • M., Haynes, Forrest Lake', W. E. be considered, it Being tbe opinion . tions to the war-fund Is approxim­ Wat 10r», A.- E. Vo we II.' ■ , Chain Letter* • of mtny members of both’ bodled’tha ately fifty million dollars. » Elected.Someone with the Very- best of In­ better results can be gained by Join­ tentions perhaps’has started a chain ing forces. letter which- they term -the "Red • Pore weif Social' It wss derided to hold the Joint Cross Chain," strictly in violation of .* On Monday ekening at 7:30 at tba when bp retired. For many yean be convention at thia time* in order*to r s . . reaidence of Dr, L, R, Philips will be was In the Oil business In Ohio. have as many. East Coast people In thorized to collect funds or food or the Jaw;' 7 Attention has been called .to this icld a church aodal This is tbe He woe ono of the ploneeni in that Miami during th Waterway! Con­ clothing, M best.appeals-to hli tal­ ents, for the government or for some letter by one of tbe members of tbe dosing of. the . fourth year of Rev. field, and sunk the flnt oil well In vention aa poasible, Every E ast * worthy charity. A 1number of theoe- Red Cross in this city. Since the F .' E, Stcinmeyeris poatontv here th a t area, Jind later was one of the Coast community should -arrange to ^ fakes are isald to be at work in th« Red Cross Is not responsible for the and In accordance with the Method- prominent refinen of that etate. send as large a delegation aa possible After the Spanish- American w Sunflower State and Florida con look letter the use of the namsL ia a viola­ at rules is the limit any pastor ran and all delegates should make their he spent eleven yean in Cubs. tion of tbe IaW in such matters and remain, We deeply regret their of th« gentry also Such people atarrangaments to remain' in Miqiml ‘ His health being poor, soma three the writers of such letters are sub­ saving ui and in view of this fact ways like Florida. during .the entire wtek, ao aa to~ttkw ■'. ject to prosecution. . are having this- aodal that we may y ears ago he sought for an ideal in tbe entire Waterways Convention. place to spend his last days and se­ . While tbs chain letter la an anti­ Wqjte Schools Excursion rates of one fere p la n ' v The Greatest • Thanksglrlai Feast quated nuisanee, stilly some people all get together in one more social lected Sanford. He and ' hii wife fifty cants for the round trip from The above will be the theme' at persist in writing them. May the affair while they are here. hove gathered around them a large any point on tho Y. E. C. Ry. win the ■Congregational chtirch Sunday day speedily .come when th e y will be number of warm friends, and during morning. Who* gave the feoat, . to barred by law to circulate through bo in effect after midnight of tbe ’ • this time made themselves a place in The Social Department of the our hearts. 25th. the mails. The letter referred to |s Women’s Club wishes to thank srtry . He had a stroke of paralysis early * This, will bo an Important conven­ clpil dish was will be misted. as follows: one who gave their support toward In the summer, and hoe gradually tion, aside from tbe possible consoli­ In the'evening the pftstof will the success of the Seminole Co. Box dation of the two .organisations, as ■peak on the- History and Romance t 1 **Ais Ancient Prayer" •<‘Oh, Lord: I implore Thee to Fund#for.our boys who have gone to been growing weaker until Monday the election of officers for tbe onsuof Thanksgiving. . morning, November 19th. he was * ing year will ta^O place.. ' . Special’ music baa been prepared bring victory to our allies." called home. . •• This prayar was sent from Rupia for these occasions.. • Convention headquarter!. will be ' r He’ has been e member of the to be sent all around tka-world. Music as foll'owi . ' established fit the Hotel Urmejr. , Prokbyterien church for 38 yean.and Momlngi Prelude, Canaone Am- • Please copy and send to nine Avenue B between ,12th and 18th ■Ince coming to Sanford put hia friends, one on etch day; on the membership in tjie local ehureh, Sts., where the delegates and visitor* ninth day you will receive tidlhgs of He w a \s Mason for nearly 60 yeats. will be registered and the busltoea Joy. . v* He *ts survived by his wife, by hi* sessions will be heldi Delegates oqd It ia sold by the Ancient People eons, H. W. Pettln of Calgary, .Can­ rlsitqrs wUl be-expected to register that all who did this wo\dd bq free ada,' and P. J. Pattln’ of Havana, aa soon afUr they arrive. In Miami from cHamity, but oil who poised it Cuba, a n d 'b y -Us daughter, Mrs. aa 'practicable. The first business' ty would meet with misfortune. M iry P. Ware of New York d t p session will be held a t 8 o’clock on '• and*,one grandson, Richard P. Ware^ the afternoon of the 86th. Membership cards In tbe Atlantic also of New -Yorki le'r committee responded beau ti­ The funeral service was conducted Deeper Waterways Association may ll ly. * a t tha reaidence Tuesday afternoon b« secured a t the Hotel Urmay by In these boxer will be found "a at 3 o'clock by Revs, E. D. Brown* .h .m i*f#.Uka Motbey nukes," "smokes," M , and F. E. Steinmeyer, and th* trds,. chewing gum .»nd-a nice k e F interment .'was conducted : by tha . Mamertal Services ‘ . Wef. ' ..* . The pirdar of the Eastern Satr-wiil . i : '.* •’ _ ' M n, and Mrs- E. K,,FosUr and Mre. May. Dickins wili be wltk Id their Metfioritl service Sunday M 4kl. —^ 'il, Tbe 8odal Department owes to mUy edli reMde a t the Rectory The sy m p ath y o f th e tq w d -goes ternoon, Nov. 88th, a t S JO In tha irin* tbit Winter*iaeaao$r.‘ -Mri P*ck xJui tQ Mm PqtRn,,and. h v d.iugbUr . * * * . �FjUilhe\s?>A*VaiitiiajlawdXJh SLru lA»eTli4a i1iifcs*.iJV PAD ■ tb* square Inch to Id pound* to, k* V» V pound*, and ao on, uotU it baa readied • *( ■#» i yk W a rarity that eomeponds to a treat { height. . . • Aa soon M It reached thla rarity the lotako valvo la opened slightly, end only enough air la admitted to taka tha place of the lnalde air that the engine American Aviators Won’ t Ha' la consuming. /This, of coursa, rnapp the pfeature Inside at tha desired rar> to Experiment While Flying ltyr and 16 all Inlenta and pnrpoaai m ......................' N d v M i Over Enemy. tha eng’ne la now flying at an altitude of 20,000 feet Qaneral Mobilization. • Aa eo o n .a^ h e engine starts, other , part* of tha chamber*! machinery atart . ; too. For Inatanee. the exhaust begin* i to work. It would be utterly Imprac­ Us/tsd States Bureau of Standards ticable to dlscharge- the gaaea X^om’** H u Davleed a Way to Reproduce the cogtne Into the outeR?* air through . the fSndltlons Found In High the ordinary exhaust pipe. With the air lnalde at aeren pounds pressure Altitude*. and the outside air a t IT pounds the *• Washington^—Tbo -bureau of stand* fore* of tho outside pressure would arda lit erecting a little greenish-gray Jam a great quantity of atmoepbere concrete building on the edgeipf lia back up tha exhaust pipe, fill tha' Sanford Avenue between 3rd and 4th Street grounds where one of tho final chap­ chamber with fume* and amoks and ,’ • • • ' • ters • of America's preparations for reduce .tho lnalde pressure to normal. • * • .is* . . *>. #imXSiSV4Al3kmDBHQ aerial warfare wlU be written. T t.a' To overcome, thla the experts do. . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................................................... ................... bureau declines to dlacnaa what part Mined a blower attachment which will = ijt will *play in the final design of the *»ck the gases and fumes from tha en'naw “Liberty air engin*?-which the .Kino with a force sufficient to prevent possibly tKlnk Td say yea,* do you, even . For Sale—Yery desirable celery 'government la expected to mount on tha outside air from rushing In. Also, If I had a mind to, with the whole town sad truck land, well drained, at all American airplanes for use In thw . tha fumea and gaaao will pass through Summerfleld;, Marion County, Fla., GERALDINE’S REPLY listening? ‘ . European war. but It has become' pipe* which spray these gaaea with H mile from railroad station, }f mile “No, I can't forget It, yon can aay knowi^that before the final design ol cold, watef, .thus:keeping down the from good school and church, aiso . as yon like. But I won't say no either, this engine la approved It must under- temperature In th*. chamber. . By LOUI8E OLIVER. for It’s.none of their business, la It, hard surface road. Thla land can bt go a few final tests la that Uttle greenThe actual horsepower performance what I say? 8o I'm Just going to be bought cheap for cash. Apply to 'lab-gray building. . I of the engine can be determined with­ : neutral—and not say anything at alL __ _______ _____ ____ ______ __ The animal was caught by A brave Chaa. White/Adama Park, Ga.. . ' Thera will be determined, under con-' out trouble. Every ounce of pull It “Why, Dick, you (lid aay all that be­ "Hello I Yes, this 1* Geraldine Ford. generate* la tranamlttad to a big eleci *nd f* ® ow the companion of Its ’ '} / 26-12tp dltlons almoet Identical with condi­ tions found at various altitudes,.Just- trie generator on the outside, and the mistress. It la submissive to one per­ Who? No, I can't guess.. I haven’t , fore, about cariageo much and Moving For Sale—International Harvester* | Iiow an airplane engine performs amount of electricity generated by the son only and that Is the young lady an Idea. Well, aide* you Insist on I t,m e so long and everything. Do you .think you need to eay -lt.ao many, found In the photo. Paris has taken truck, .one. half ton. 1914 model, 111 have to, I suppose. Is It Arthur when It gets ao high that tha air gets engine’s power makes It perfectly aim* V": times? N . to the Idea and more than one la seen Wright? . . • * water cooled. S. Runge, Sanford pla for tha scientists to determine perceptibly thinner. It will be tasted "Going to aay It until I answer? - * Aye. and Fourth St. on the streets of the Parisian capltaL “No? Really It sounds Uke bis 25-tf * when, tho engine fa faltering. , In a temperature down to.freeslag. ffcV : . voice—the way you Jerked out that . “Suppose I don’t answer and leavo Through the glass doers of thla con­ Bringing High Altitude Down. telephone? What would yon do? ; For Sale—50,080 Celery Plants. CROSS •of course not’ sounded exactly Uke the“Come The burean building'' la a tomblike crete chamber, the scientists will ob­ NOW A T T A C K R E D right over? ; . . 75c per thousand. Robt. Shimmond, him, too. # structure, full of delicate Instruments serve the engioo llaelf or the Instru­ “Oh, no, you muaa’L I look per­ West Side. 25-2tp ments attached, which will register "Then— let me see— Is It Fred Oak­ Offloere Directed to Trace Source of )whlch will have the effect of bringing ley? Yea, I’m sure It’s Fred—he prom­ fectly ewfuL. Pro-German Propaganda*—Spread .the aides down to the earth. Insofar every performance of th a t. piece of For Sale—176 Chickens, White •Then Td better answer, you say? ised to call me.up If he heaM where Falsa Stories. aa airplane conditions are concerned, mechanism. If It won’t work In an Leghorns, a t reasonable price. Ctre “Ob. Dick, I can’t, with the whole Jim’s ship was. That’s nice, of you, •ft la impractical to send an engineer air-pressure of seven pounds to the Herald. 24-tf * Washington.—Pro-German propagan­ Fred, and do tell mo about dear Jim. town .listening. Besides I moat have aloft to watch the engine, perform up InrtL.that engine will never do for high time to think. !. •' • For. S ale-T en passenger launch: da, which has long busied Itself I’ve been so anxious about him. Real­ there, ao the bureau plans to bring observation work. TIow long? Ob, fifteen minutes at alx horse Cslllo engine, all In gobd Tssta Pre-Compression Also. against the government of. the United ly, Tvo dreamed about him for— the sides to the engine, least . • * •• ’. . • condition. One hundred cash tskes Broadly speaking, this la tho chief States, has at last attacked the Bed .What? -Elver since the European war began, “Coming over?’ . It. Can be seen at Stone Island or the aviators of the warring nations use to which that concrete chamber Cross so nearly In the open that Gen­ ; “Not Fred. Thenwho In the world address Box 1168, Sanford. 24-6tp “A-all right Dickie; I guess It would will bo p u t It has another use, how­ eral Manager Harvey D. Gibson has are you? . • have been flying to astonishing heights be better.’* * ’ > , In the dear, air of Frapce. Altitudes ever. • That -la the testing of pro-com- sent a telegram to all division mana­ . "Dick—Dick XJppIncott? Why, tb* For Sale—1D1G Maxwell touring And hanging up tho receiver, Gerald­ of 10,000 feet are quite commonplace, prsssloq devices. It has been found gers In the United 8tates to report to Idea I I never thought of It being you. ine put her arms around the telephone car, good appearance and running ‘and 20,000-foot flights no longer ex­ advisable to equip all airplanes that him the eource of every attack. Why didn’t, you say so In tbs first and kissed It tenderly. order, new Rayfield carburatop, for • cite wonder. Aviators moat go up are expected to attain great height— “Rumors and Innuendoes critical of place? * •’ (C opyright hr the McClurs Ntwsp* quick sale at $250.00. Intent chang­ >hlgh, and they moat have engines that with a pre-comprcsslon. attachment. and calculated to embarrass the Bed . "Thought Td know I 'The very Idea p tr Syndic*!*.) . ing to Ford truck. C. L. West. {will taka tham there, ao the engine This Is designed lo gather and con­ Cross are being Industriously circulat­ —as though I could tell anyone's voice Oviedo,' Fla. ' / 18-tf •*1designers bava been experimenting for centrate a quantity of air and at the ed aa part of an unpatriotic propa­ over, the telephone I Heron's .Foot for Balt roomeflt of each, discharge of the cyl­ ganda," wired Mr. Gibson. “Many ato-' !the last" three years with an engine “Told mo you’d 'catl mo up? Well, I So great Is the heron's repute as a For Sale -Nice cauliflower plants ithat won’t “smother* when- it gets into inders, inject* It Into tho cylinders to rice, utterly unwarranted In fact, ema­ can’t remember that lqng. * * . fisher that It has long been thought' now ready, 12.60 • per thousand. supplement the deficient, supply that nate simultaneously from too many thin air. . ' . * “What? Why. Dick Llpplncott, I It’s feet, owing to some peculiar D. R. Brlsaon, Celery avenue. 16-tf a* * So fat* the allies have been unable, the engine can taka through Ita Intake porta of tho country to he merely ac­ didn’t know you could use such lan­ that ecCnt or oil which they were supposed valves. , * cidental." . .for.various reasons, to make absolute­ guage. If you're not careful, you’ll to possess, attracted the fish, more There are many of there pre-com­ FO R RENT Mr. Gibson Intimates that the source ly accurate testa. An engineer can go have your telephone taken out. .That’a especially eels, to within easy reach -aloft In a plane, but he can’t load In pression devices being offered to the of the propaganda will ho found, no what It aaya In the-book—no profane of Its beak. Ip some places tbo rustic Upper fla t,* 3 'furnished rooms for la ton or two of apparatus also and government, which at thla tlpib cannot language. . * . ' angler still believes that If a heron's, light house keeping. 409 Palmetto !test outjpa^og.em dency._com pn?»a^-PJ5I?5 « ^ U n ^ t A ? ! o * U ^ t y A saysi---------------------------. ■*■—------- - —“ Well, I’d like to know what It lA foot'll placed with his worms tbo lat­ avenue.---------- ---------- ^— - 25-tf 'atou density, horsepower delivery and I condition*, but with tho use of tho . “Every.criticism or innuendo against then. If It lan't swearing. ter are more eagerly taken by fish.— •all tho other things -■- - should ...............j rnrifled a rifled air chamber at tho bureau, tho that*ba do. i air chamber at tho bureau, tho the ned Cross should be Immediately “Yea, I think you'd, better Beg my London Outlook. ’ '. ‘ ' |A«. • For Salo—A few thousand Early I government’expert* can decide within IBeing, confronted with the* necessity challenged and followed up." ' « _____________ pardon. / *t Jersey Wakefield cabl^gc plants.. few momenta the uselessness or iof making such testa, tho bureau of The stories are of many kinds. One “I—know what you called me up for? F.' L. Ureene, West Side. 25-2tp Ink Spots In Books. istandards experts figured .out a value of tho device. Is that tho Red Cross sells and keeps now should*I know? Bay. Is this going tho money for swcaterii and other ai^ to bo another guessing affair? If It Is. • Anyone who has been unfortunate ’method. * * rooms ‘Vm enough to get Ink on a favorite book. , For Rent—Thrco ' ofllce ‘"T * tides given for the soldiers. Another ~ or, worac .till, , borrowed one, m*y be £ » « » l : »»' / "* Is-that nearly all roopey contributed busy—awful busy. w * The T'vo Problem*. •' R ED CROSS N U R S E Interested.to know bow ono housekeep- ■“ •bio ofllcca in city, •hevcral other rocs for expenses and salaries." | First,* they argued, they roust know “8ewlng! ' ' , * . ’ er removed such disfiguring marks, good oflleo rooms in same building. ' Of course tbo'stories are maliciously ■just - what an airplane does at an"M—hm. Mending my drew that She bought a little oxalic dcld, diluted | Yowell &. Speer. 23-tfc . untrue, As Mr. Gibson says: ‘altitude, aay of 20,000 feet. An engine got torn on the. rose bush Inst night It with'cold water and pnlutcd It over ' ‘ "The Bed Cross Is rtin as an open 'that will perform perfectly at 10,000 when we were taking n walk. I want Rooms for Rent—919 Oak Ave. book. It has no sccrcta. It Is making to wear It to the Allens’ tonight. It the Ink spots with a fine camel’s hair Ifset has a tricky habit of “stumbling" 22-tf . _ v* . . brush. Then she applied a sheet of a sincere effort to servo mankind, and . {and missing Ignition when It gets an­ V % got'torn feacfully, the ribbon's off the Is doing It as carefully, and econom­ net raffle for a whole yard, and I have blottlog paper to the stained pari, and other. 10,000 feet higher, and the* exically as It know* how. The utmost ef­ to sew It by' hand. absorbed tho stain with the liquid. - For Ront—Furnished rooms fov; iperis wanted to observe all Ita all. ". light housekeeping, 117 Laurel aytfort Is being mndo to-give publldtx imeats at that height. “Wliai do I wnqt to wear }t for? I ' • to all Its activities." . ^ . nuc. I9*tf Second, they wanted some sort of “Oh, because. Whnt do you want to-1^ ^ . All In Family. ’ . ja mechanical arrangement ‘ which know for? Can't I wear It again If I Bobby was seated in (he reception OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT " 'would permit them to teat untried SAW DUST IN G ER M A N . B R EA D want to? ', t *, • • room of n hospital nwnllihg his moth­ Three room* fronting on Flnt |types of engine* under conditions sim­ • ---------• t . “Because you aild yen liked It? • er's return from the bedside of n street, moat desirable office roost* ilar to conditions very high aloft, and Analysis Shows That About Two. “Why, I didn’t krmetnber.' Did you friend. ,K nurse In.passing nlked him to approve or condemn'tho perform­ - - Thirds !• Pronva Wood.. say you Ijked It? Well. I told you be­ If he bad a good time jilajlry; out of in eil'y. Several other looms for •: i * ance of these untried typos. Product. ' fore I cnn't remember things so long. doors tbeao'line days. Bobby looked good offices In same bnllding. - ' 1■Bo they set to work to build a con­ YOVELL & SPEER. * “What Is It? You think It’s a long wistful and said there weren't many crete, tomb-like structure, about 10 Borne.—That German bread la main­ time,*too, only for a different reason. children It) Ibclr neighborhood. The . 23-tfc . ’ feet long t>y 0 feet wldo and 0)4 feet ly sawdust la now proved by a military "Don’t I remember anything; you nurso asked: "Haven't you any broth•For R ent—Two nicely furnished ' high. Thla concrete chamber was so attache of the Bwlsa legation In Ber­ sold last night? Why, let mo see..Walt era or slater*?" To which Bobby.re­ 'constructed that I t could be made a rooms. Hot and,cold water. Coalin, who returned to Rome til with Juat a minute. Pm thinking. Yes, you plies, “Oh, yea,.but they live with ns." {vacuum if necessary. Tha walla are veniently located. 701 Magnolia dysentery. * Ho brought a loaf of Ger­ said Betty narlowe looked like a wood 12 Inches thick and tarred on the outman bread to see if It was responsible nymph In that gassy white dress she r * .1 avthuc.____________ *______I Ml _ {aide. They needed thick walla bofor bis'bad health. Berne experts Just had on.-and that Laura 8eaton was Cottage for Rent—Ten dollars ‘p*f cause at 20,000 feet altitude the *lr tnalyxed .the loaf and found It con­ thq wittiest person you’d ever known— pressure la about seven ‘pounds to the month. 1204 Park avenue, 25-tfe tains corn, 12 per cent, barley, 22 per “Don't aay ’thunder.’ It sounds al­ f <’I*’j ? . \ * : »>*•M v h * i , \‘l rt ■; cent and tha* remaining 08 per cent most Uke swearing over the phone. ' square inch—about half the pressure sMfcyA- iw i tkULSO iiS e iT tiy * v was wood sawdust • For R ent—^“Unfurnished rooms for 'at sea level. That meant that when . . “No, I can't remember anything else light housekeeping. 607 Oak. Phoae itbq scientists, got to duplicating air Bread tickets also are In fored In you saicL. .— r> * *r • j, * ^ ^ pressure a t 2DJOOO fast the walls had Bwltxeriand. The dally allowance la. “You don’t bclLkve I t r ; .. . 169-W,’ * _________ 23-4tp^ to support an outside pressure of air 200 grammes, about nine ounces. Su­ Here tbo rrcetrer went up with a l&JLV Rooms for'llglit housekeeping sad equal to eight pounds to the square gar tickets soon will be Issued, with bang, but Geraldine wisely waited on ._ . ----' furnished rooms. Mrs. Lllja. .615 'Inch. If the walls were not built thick •monthly allowance fixed.at 18 ounces, tho stool. In an Instant tbo bell Jin­ 'they would crush In Uks paper. and rice nine ounces. Butter la to be Park avenue. 23-tfe F Mrs. Ill chard Darby, formerly Miss rationed too, tin 'amount differing with gled furiously. 8be watched the-pbone Either Met or Cold. curiously for a full minute, smiling RoosevelL has served In France districts, but nowhere to exceed three For Rent—Rooms with board tad Then a complete heating and re­ Ethel over each ring. Then she took down 1 All Local AdTerttaementa Under as a Red Cross .nurse. Her husband rooms for light housekeeping. Mr*. ounces a month. T his H eading T H R E E CEN TS a frigerating plant was Installed re that and two .brothers are now serving the receiver calmly. • C. G. Adams, 519 Oak Ave. 23-tip With the Institution of rations In when tha four or six big fans which abroad. “Hello 1".she said. In • far-away do- Line F o r Eaen Insertion. M inimum . , * ... Swltserlsnd hundreds of German and tached voice. 'are to whirl tha air over the engine at C harge 25 C ents. * Austrian visitors left for home. Ono 40 miles an hour start their gale It. • . For Ront—Furnished rooms tit “Yea, this 'is Geraldine," aha want light housekeeping. 807 MagaolU-will be down to the temperature t h a t j ARABS- - EN R A G ED A T TU R K S reason was they can no longer send on coldly. ' . In answering a n ' advertisement • 17-tf bom* food by pared post and tho one finds thousands of feet up. “Not through 1 I can’t conceive why Into this air chamber they expect Deliberate 8Sooting of Lieutenant other, more potent, la that under the you should wish to talk to ms when where no name Is mentioned In tbs ad, pleas* do not ask The Herald WANTED While Engaged In Prayer ■-'. Swiss regulations food tickets * are you don’t believe anything I aay. "to put the engine type that. Is to be for Information as to tha Identity of * gtirs Revolt -. only Issued after a thorough Inquiry j “You’re sorry,? tested, mounted so that It can tilt for­ Wanted—Fifty Barred Plymouth about the yldtorF nationality and ' “You don’t sound Uke I t • • * ward, backward or aldawlae. Just as It . tha advertiser. Usually we do not Rock pullets March or April haul­ Cairo.—A new reason for the revolt business. A large Inflow of people, would behgv* la the air, “All righL If you’re really, truly know who th* advertiser Is and If ing—tha bast strain money eta bufAa soon as everything 1* ready the of the Astatic tribes in Turkey against Intent on spying, thus is also Stopped. sorry, TO forgtv* you. wa do ws are hot aUowed to giva , Address "H ." car* Herald. 264tp doors are locked and made, airtight, Turkish rule has become common prop­ 4 “Something vary Important to say? out this Information. , 8lmply writ* and tha engine la started. When It erty Of the Ottoman 'army and threat- W OULD OMIT O N E ME A L A DAY Wilt •The samt thing you started to teU a letter and address It as per In­ Wanted—Corn nubbins, starts, the air on the inside of the <Mia to cause other defections, accord­ roe last night when I ran away? structions In th* hd. buy ton o r more. E.'CurlstL chamber la the earns density as tb* ing to reports reaching here, t Wisconsin Traveling Man Have New .. “I didn’t run away. Bomson* iris 25-2U vs, Florida. ' According. to thsse stories Abdul outside air, hut whan the engine be­ Plan to Help In Conservation calling me. .X bad to ga — - Ci J FOR SALES gins to. suck in alf to make explosions Kader, a Turkish officer commanding • -of Feed. i “No, I haven’t an Idea, honestly. Wanted Ford Touring ear mo»*• . • ___ _ - .. • ,the Inside atmosphere rapidly becomes an Arabian: contingent, deliberately For Sals—Windmill j n good con­ “PIres# don’t have me guessing exhausted. The chamber Is provided allot and killed a lieutenant whq did Green Bay, ' Wla.—Elimination ot again. I really must get back to my dition. Nearly new—U6.00! N. H. be In good'condition and a 254tp Box 1082, City. with an Intake valve which will admit, not salute because the Turk passed one meal a day, as a food conservation sewing. „ Gafner. , - ’ X I ' ' » M tc While hie subordinate was at prayer. tha air that la needed. .' measure during the war, Is being adv “Why, Dick Llpplncott, do you know , Waaied—Msal The Arabs are protesting bitterly that vocated by Oreen Bay council 128 what you’re doing? You er* actually : Observation Windows. For Sals—Good g»a'heating stove, Between 17 and dO, B i p ^ The chamber la also provided with .Oils conduct scarcely conforms to their United Commercial Travelers, for til p proposing to me over the telephone. cash. Inquire Hsrald omea.* cllnad or non-ehureh prefsrencs, glass windows, through which the ex­ ideas of a holy war. Individuals not. engaged to strenuous Anybody* might beer you. I'm sure ______ 26 8tp join Beresn a*s*. R- M.’OroT^A parts may Fateh instruments which toil, such aa farm and factory work.: Mrs. Cartwright has been trying to call | i . u u * o u < iH U fsn iu #ij. tenwf 11-tf' * Fisherman Catches Shark. stsin, president i____ The traveling salesmen believe If a up* her grocer for a bhlf-bour. She's For* Sals—Thompson’s Barred Beading, Pa.—Dr. D. G. Long of this sufficient Dumber of people will omit probably on th* Una now.'. data sev • Rocks. Breading stock now ready. u ex­ city bed a narrow eacapt' while on a l ' meal a day, the amount.of food Loflt—Wednesday morning,cored lo “Can’t wait—think TO run away 8a* me while selection la good or ad­ . of the fiahlhg trip to Forteeque, N. J„ where saved Will help In'a large measure to again If yon wait tm tonight? parts kn<__ _ beauty pint ametliyst **t V* dress A. A .'Commons, Sanford. . hundred be booked a four-foot shark which bit enable the government, to place larger S r a t e*eb of “Won’t give yon a chancel Wsfl, account ;of aisodatlon. B*1 25-3 tp _ aneroid bar fast to his ddlhlng when he hauled It supplies In the camps pf the men who yon don’t suppo** X*m going to throw foot levels. An Dlekins. Shoh Store. wooM into the boaL Charles Cola and Falls •Ire fighting -or la training, for the myself Into anybody** anna, do you? data only For , Sala—Fins lot of Rsgistared ling, who,accompanied the Bead- war. Buttons will he distributed to “Oh, Dick, don’t say such things doctor.’ cut th* shark's head off traveling men Filling to omit a meal a orgUb* tMeghOft*. Besldes^jrou esnl, Quroc Jersey pigs. Mrs. Endor v , . • V/urieu, usnevs, yloriua. Curlstt, Qansva, Florida. tha war. > y. . . V * ;■, ' • . ' • .• j , •• V»: .'V • DTYENI ONE D AY ONLY TW OPROBlfMS TOSOLVE A ll Waists Marked Down to H alf Price of Actual Value Come Early and Get First Choice/ Don’t Forget the Day j . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WANT ADS �__ _ line, Jonh A. Rhode*,. John R. Long, m ' r * profit. - T hu restriction' Will give every .William B. Lynch^Jamea lL Lee, J. pupiU of the state the real' meaning C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith, Roy of'Christmas, which Is to bring their Mason, D r.T .A . Neal George Hyman offerings.to the Sunday school at the -A BUNCH OF INTERESTINO ITEMS FROM COftChristmas time and bestow them f RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ upon some worthy Institution or en­ BOXINQ LIK E D B Y S O LD IER S TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD terprise. ’ , *'i c — ~~r-~,-J ... m. The 8unday^scKools ol the’ i’ti(e A rt of Self-Defense Hae for Long Tim* Been Encouraged in fchgileh the winter here with her huabarid will find many worthy objects where --LAKE MARY V ;— . Army and Navy. . * gifts -of money, alothing and eatables : ~ 'b r . Puleeton mid* V profefllOttil ~'M r.i~and Mrs^Eldredge and Mrs. will be found • m uch; needed. It. Is Waller are down from Virginia and ■cali ber* Sunday morning. The Introduction of the manly art jof suggested that the various denomin­ self-defense Into the training work of The many friend* of Mr*. Dr, will spend the.season In their home, ational orphanages and other phases ’the various military camps throughout Evans are glad to m « her out, again Mr. Eldredgc is making some nice of wo;k will be splnedid objects after belt)* on the lick Hit for a improvements on the'place and wil upon which to center'the attention this country -jrill- be agood ithlngfar aoon have things sp ick 'an d span the young ealdlera. couple of week*. We ere glad to have them locate of the pupiU for this occasion. Sonie In England, fxndng haa for a long - A. E. -SJoblom waa aurnmontd ^ier*. of these, denominations are'‘making time been encouraged in the army and Saturday ‘to Jeaup, 0*., on ac­ • Mrs. Bullock and Mr. and Mrs; other suggestions, and th# schools of nary. count of the eeriou* IHnees of their Clark and daughter, M ariaert Clark those denominations are urged to Many noted British professionals are youngest dough tor, Mm. Earl Thrall. are at Ialand Lake again for another make the Christmas occasion one of men who learned to bos while serving The lllnewi being duo to a critical winter.. large giving to'these works. There in th* ranks or on shipboard in the case of pneumonia. The but moaare many institutions’ and places, royal service. sag* waa th at the hope for .recovery * Miss Frances Pearson has returned interdenomlnatlonaj' a n d ' undenom-1 I t l f *a certainty that from now on from W*«t palm Beech and haa ac­ (national where gifts may be b<w the same Ideal will bo carried out In seemed small! «* E. L. Wlggina of St. Augustine, an cepted a position with the' L. Allen stowed with fine results. The Flor­ tide country, and- It 1* sure to follow boxing gloves will be a part of the employe of. the F. E. C. railroad Seed Company of Sanford. ida Children’s Home Society; the that equipment of every encampment of the Mis* Hattie LouMvey Is epxected spent the week end here, guest of many hoapitaUr the . Associated American soldiers and of every Ameri­ home for the week end from Rol)ina bla daughter, Mrs. -T. H. Humph­ Charities; prison {fork; Salvation can man-of-war. College. rey. Army hpraes; missions and many A. A. Hicks has lately purchased a other plscee.can be-made glad by the Mr*. Dr. Evan* was shopping In hew Ford car. Sanford Tuesday. gifts of-the schools. P O IS O N . GAS N O T C H LO R IN E Clark Pearson left last'w eek to W. A. Stafford of-Sanford and M. Join hi* brother, ' Oscar, at Black Christmas hs been set-aside by at B. Prescott, extra gang foreman.for Point, where ibey are employed by least thirty denominations as a day Substance Alone Could Never Cause Agony and Internal Injuries Re­ the A. C. L. were Sunday visitors at the government. when special emphasis should .be ported Prom Frano*. * the home of H. D. Durant. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stehstroni are placed upon’ destitute and horrible *. Mrs. E. L. Wiggins and daughter, staying with Mrs. Clark Pearson. clnditlona exUtlng among warPittsburgh, Pa.—Chlorine Is not the Miss Bessie, who have been the stricken Christian lands. Unless substance from which poison gases li *Gco. Garwood and family have guests of Mrs. T.-1L Humphrey for moved from here to their farm near America responds.to the appeal of raadq oh the European battlefronts, ac­ the past three weeks left Wednesday Sylvan Lake.- lie has given up hi tho starving, unhappy people, they cording to a paper read before the for St. Augustine where they expect position here as section foreman.. must aoon perish, So the thirty de­ American Electrochemical society cobt? make their future home, being nominations which compose the.pres­ vent! on by William D. Marshall, a Rel­ •' former residents of Arcadia.' ent "Sunday School War Council of egate. * EAST SANFORD "During the first year of the1war," T. W. Lawton was visitor at Lake America" have requested the Inter­ Mrs. Irving E. Estridgo and little national Sunday School Association Mr. Marshal said, "report* from Mary 8chool Wednesday afternoon. son are spending some time a t Dr. to cooperate in this great move. abroad frequently reached this ' side, Masters* sanitarium at Port Orange. Already literature U issuing from the to the effect that chlorine was used PAOLA ITEMS in the form of . gas attacks, releasing Mrs. Estridgo is there for treatment. Mr*. A, V. McGuJn has arrived Mrs. Farmer of Kissimmee spent last office o f'th e Florida Sunday School It ' from cylinders, or containers, from Atlanta, Ga., and will spend week here with her sister/ Mrs. I. E. Association and from the various against'the position’of the enemy.' My county Sunday School Amociatlona own experience with chlorine, as well, Estridgo. asking (hat a i many schools as pos­ ns what I have heard from others on John Ingram was hero last week sible consider this great benevolence the subject, lead* mo to believe that It from East Beach, Lake Okeechobee, at Christmas time. 'Additional in­ Mono could never have caused such the guest of his daughter, Airs. W. formation can be secured from the agony and Internal Injuries as wore de­ scribed, because In my practice I have II. Guerry. s ta te ‘office, or trom the- county ol* never seen nor beard of anybody per­ Mr. and Mr*. F. W. Estridge are 'fleers, or from the Armenian and manently Injured by Inhaling chlorine^ enjoying a new Buick touring car. Syrian Relief Committee, I Madison although tho temporary inconvenience* C. W ./and Edmond Stowe are Avenue, New York, N. Y. and pain caused by It seemed at times .driving a npw Ford touring car to re­ rather serious." R, C. Wcldlcr, general secretary of place the Ford that was stolen. . Rather than perform a deadly mis­ The Eost Sanford Red Cross chap­ the atato association In a vrecent sion Mr. Marshall sold that chlorine ter will meet with Mrs. H. G. Diet- Interview said, "Never ‘perhaps in had lent Itself for war purposes In rich during the next month at. her the hUtory of the S. S. forces of sanitation, sterilization of wounds, etc. America, hnd -certainly never in homo on- Beardall avenue. Florida, has there come such a large “ B R O K E” S O LD IE R SAV ES L I F E A committee of ladles met with appeal ak this, More than' 11,000 Mrs. C. E. Chorpenlng last Friday years ago the hills of Palestine Lack of C ar.Fare Bring** Him .to to plan for the Christmoi tree and echoed with tho glad songs welcom­ Rescue of Man Hurt by entertainment at . Moore’s Station ing the new Christ. Today these Train. church. A good program is being same hills resound with wails of an­ planned but the gift giving will not guish _a n d . sorrow. Millions of ‘\ r j Minneapolis—If Frank Brickley; pri-* ho pa elaborate as heretofore. w—the Jdnd merrian find Syrian Christians are in •vnto with tho First Minnesota hos­ Wo are pleased to f-oport Tom Sul­ that m-c-l-t Itte r'te a rs. -They.' stretch eager pital corps, had hnd five oents Emil livan and Jim Estridgo as having re­ .in your A<* ands to America. From our office Drcfnhl, 131 Bunker street, 8t. Paul, would probably ho dead, / ceived two promotions since being at mouth wc are trying to touch every Sunday Drcfnhl wa* struck by a Chicago Camp Wheeler near Macon. .— light, 1 school in the state. We want all to Orcaf Weatern train -at -’Wyoming Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth are fluffy,tender^* no learn the Christmas lcKson as to street and tho railway tracks.' His left mourning the death of their fine, desire no candy nor presents bo long nrm was mangled four Indies from cakes, biscuits and much valued dog, Chris-—only a dog, as one suffering child exists hero or tho shoulder. • doughnuts that j£ur •• but such a faithful friend. across the seas. We sincerely trust Shortly after .tho accident/ Private keep you h an g in g that evory right thinking, person wili Brickley, who was walking to bakracka ’round the pantry— LQNGWOOD PICK UPS take up this' great; humanitarian from South. 8t Paul, because ho- did . all made with Mr. -and Mrs. Dunbar arrived plea and urge everywhere a • "aafo ‘not have car fare, met Drcfnhl, bloody Thursday to spend the* winter In and sane" Christmas. •, The U.*S. ond-atnggortng, nt Lucy and Concord streets. ’ their cosy cdltagc.' Food. 'Conservation Committee is * llo applied a tourniquet to the arm BUIKO POWDEB Miss Lillian -Waits motored over working with ust but* the. beak of all abovi\ the Injury and stopped tho flow the safest, purest, most economical kind. Try With friends from WlUistttl*/Sunday s that tho schools of Florida will he of blood, probably saving Uio man’s It—drivaaway bake-day and spent tho day with her parents; working in’ hnrmony 'with tho large life. ‘ failures.’’ { Mr. and Mr». J. M.eaita. dea of-Christian brotherhood which You oara whan you buy It. You oare when you b n It Mrs. If. R. Chapman, faf Jackaohspreading around' our globe." F EIG N S B LIN D N ES S , IS. F R E E ilumet coot aim only ru th vi'llo Is the guest pf her parents, Mr. gTedienu u h ire been and M rs.-J. S. Dlnkcl. ‘Professor In Military Prison Seminole’s Roll of Honor French Mias Evelyn Walts la visiting Deceive* Germane by Remarkable HIGHEST SSSJ friends In WUHston. Will Power. . Navy Mrs. J M I. Bristine gave a tea •Karl Schultx, Sherman . Routh, Paris.—A professor of the Sarbonne, Thursday afternoon for the benefit Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned ■th*. great Freqeh university, recently o f the-Red Cron. Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph obtained hie release from a German Mrs. Orril Bryant was buried Fri­ Roumlllat, Allan Jones, Mortis Spen­ military prison by g remarkable exer­ cer, Hugh W hite/Oscar Rouse, C. J. cise of will power, He fell Into the day a t the I.ongwood cemetery. Th* ladies of the Red Cross Auxil­ Lawton, James Purvis) William Hart hands of the German* In 101ft, Decid­ ary, met at the Library Wednesday oy, Wallace Lipford, W. C, Temple ing at once to get free In some way, he feigned blindness, and accomplished quit* a lot of .Ar,my that time it wa* Impossible for work. * ‘. John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, thoFrom Gentian doctors or eye Mr. and Mr*. Dinkel and MUs Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, - Stanley specialists to military catch him oft hi* guard. Dlnkel were calling on friends in Or Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe They subjected him th the severest lando Monday afternoon. Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ known testa. He waa tortured bjradMr. and Mrs. Healey attended the derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Maahn, entifle ways of verifying sightlessness, Red Cross executive meeting in San­ jeorge McLaughlin, - Harold' Weste­ but never onctf*departed from a fixed ford last week. Mrs. Healey has rnrn, Albert Fry, Jam es Estridgo, blank guze, Ho was finally declared totally blind, been elected to serve on that com­ George Huff, Thomae Sullivan, W. and Included In a recent exchange of mittee. A. Pattlahall, Meade Fox, Ingram 1 Guerry, Joo Guerry, Oscar N. ZJtt- permanently disabled prisoners.. rowor, Henry Byrd, Osborn* WU♦ ♦ lema, Vail Lovell, Mertin Temple, P L A N H O T E L C LE A R IN 8 H O U S E + Florida Sunday Schools Ask- ♦ Robert Robinson, Arthur Dlcklns, For Sprain*, Lameness, + cd to Oeberire a "Safe and ♦ John Lee, J. A. Stafford, Andrew New York Haa Scheme to Save Vie. Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Itors Inconvenience In Locating + v and Sana" Christmas ♦ Aulln,,,John Cater Lawton, Alfred Accommodation*. Penetrates and Heals. ti. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Stopsi Pain At Once • Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. New York,—A hotel clearing-house, Coates, Ernest Gormley, -Walter with the object of locating without de­ F o r M an a n d B east The Florida Sunday School As­ 25e»Ms.$|, At All Dealer*. sociation it this year suggesting to Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam lay suitable rooms.for visitors when the Bunday Schools of the state that Pevehouse, Harry Carlson, p! • E. th* hotels are filled, will be Inaugurat­ under the ensplces of the Hotel the government’a appeal ofr food Hunter, Wiltpn Miller, Harrold Long ved, ae*odation of New York dty. The Jamira Weaver Norman. Baker, Er­ foneervatlon be observed, apd that congested condition a t hotels here at a ir pupil* in the atate-be asked to nest C .' Morris, Iko House, T. M. certain tlpee during the .year, aa dur­ give gift* for worthy enterprise* In­ UIII» Marry -Rabun. Guy Staffdrd, ing the prevent world’s baseball series, stead of expecting to . receive, gift* Lewtle Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. where vlsltors'who foiled to make res­ O. Gillla, W niie O. Goolsby, Harrold ervations kvre unable to find accom­ from the 8unday school. A T o t h d a s t d ro p Th* .Suggestion'1* made th at all Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert modation* without considerable trou­ candles ami sweet* be dlspenaed Merri wether, Robert Routh, Staf­ ble, lad to the decision to organise the with a t the, Christmas festivities. ford LeFlls, Grover Lelftls, Paul dearing-hoose^ Under the new ar­ the hotel keepers believe T h ere; are approximately 12,0)000 Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank .pamp- rangement that the troubles of the burin can so­ bell, William Hartley, Floyd WaxhSunday echool pupUa.In the' state. journer in New, York era at an end. Candy apd swocta to the amount of burn, ' Oscar DuBose, Edwin. L.’ ; . _ qta* half a. pound are usually given Dlnklo. i Sara J. : Pickens, Marry ’ H. New­ to each pupil in Sunday school Probably True. man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. .lilatrea*—"You say you can’t reed. where gifts are given. ’ If this, practfee la. abolished the ichdhU of the King, Char lee Pri ester, R obt,. O. Norah. How Ip the world did you ever Is Perfect © lU te will -effect a direct saving.in Weeks, Walfred Pierson, Vendor learned to cook so welll" New Cook A sk Your Grocer lugar of nearly 80,000- pounds It Ferritic, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. —“Share, mum, Ol lay It.to not bein'en oranges Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit- able to rad* i th' cook book*,". la slap suggested ‘that dven . * . v \ytx/i ft 4... » .. f\ }■MM A■■• hit new belt the style •OU know how very popular * "•the belt styles! a re fo r fall; young men es­ pecially like this “ type; a n d we have the clpthes.. they ljke. . H art Schaffner & M a r x y o u n g men’s models are lead­ ing; the procesthese days. , avnWMlUrt SEE OUR LINE" " : OF O S-O-M-E Goodies! This.Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Go. SOUTHERN tOCt be. Palcta■ 0 «ia S u ll.TI ba. I**# ba. HaaUaria ISObn. Data al. I.TSba. 3*Mba. Tauattaal Pnaf OaU at. IJSba. see ba. rwrida truck Bra at___ ' S.TI ba. tew ba. Abraol Hra a| . axe ba. to* ba. NaalWni K|a al._.____ SM ba. tee* l^a. p. K. Kara aU .ja ih Write tor complete catalog of ell seed* CALUMET BLOOMFIELD NURSERY & SEED CO. & MUSTANG ,i . ^M A XW ELL0 0 HOUSE CO FFEE ^ Mj i r SEEDS MONTi 6 e LLO, FLORIDA E. W. DICKSON 814 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. .e r PHONE 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything jTor the Tires r STARTING BATTERIES ALL REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED • FREE AIR SERVICE STANDARD BAILe 6 a D OF THE 'SOUTH DAILY TRAINS TO WASfflNG TON AND NEW YORK ' ' ■ ■N .n Lr Jacksonville _ 9 tl0 a. mAr Savannah— u liI5 p .m . W. Phirphie.. I d)7 p. m. N .. M no. U ** Pr ** -- 4dH p. m. _BiICg.ni. 705 a. m. iadU a. ca. 13:10 p. a . 2 T 7 p. m. 4 M p.m . m. Waa redlHM cbalr aaaSaa l# “'^ A T L A N T I C C . 18* W. Biy^SU JackeonyUle, Fja. , Ne. 80 stio y- “ • 12:351,08:45 a. m. 7;45 P- nt: 11^0 p.m1:10 a. m. >■'St5Q a. m. DU1»* e«»»f _..Rrpf*55rL<'-rV T* �“PRODUCING NOTFROMOTING" BOARD OF TRADE RESULTS who hjir* not shown the fateiest in this nutter that, la my opinion, tk ty should have' shown, that it U not » . i ' * i only necessary, but, la my opinion, their duty to a to n e e organise and equip county guards in* each of the counties of the state. There Is plen­ ty of time nov for this to be done, and l hare no hesitancy in jnfjring that those counties who d a not make an earnest effort to organize county guards in tbeir respective borders will be held responsible for the preservation of law and order within tbeir own counties, and I cannot con­ ceive of any emergency.Id the future —and f warn the different counties of the state to .th e effect—where it will be necessary for me to ever again ask any county guard organic zstion outside of the county where the need la felt to go Into that county to preserve order, I have heard that an utterance of this Jdnd from the governor of F.orida would strengthen th e. county guard move­ ment throughout the state, and, as it is my greatest desire to faster Sm 7 thrilling tranches, * la the •eeurtng of detail* at Informstleatoo minute for t t e airmen to pick PRESIDENT. SnyTSON UNIVERSITY W I Peebles. General A g e a f W K would Increase the population at east 30,tiR> end Would turn loose a visit from Mr. PeebUw of the over 1200,000 montly among our p.nasYlranU Railroad to the Board merchants, farmers and other , ml does anjr or modi of this g p jg d e . d ated ’ Nov.—lfth - outline* d ustries. It simply take* pro­ .work depends bo dm ability gress! veness end cooperation to h . measure the traffic eoadltiou as ndlridnal. and If be docs veil U , r are and goes Into the nutter of cure these things—how do you i*sooa ceases to b e n corporal, SANFORD, FLORIDA stand? 'the perishable movement from Semqualities required In food ad* ■t t t (laole county. Mr, Peebloa * ta tn Forty one tourists registered at ,h,t during the eariy part of Do1-nber he expects tb riait Sanford the Hotel Carnes last night, -,vj t t t, Md mill do all poaaibl. to hurry d u r Charles Howard Flattenharg, not­ [pfoduct to market In lb # meantime. JSo far, « r load movement la eon- ed lecturer and city buQder will be mmioc eight day* to New York end a t the High School auditorium Dec. , proportionate length* of time to 3rd. Ills lecture will tell you what points beyond New York and to the other places are doing, what you can watern market*, and onleA we ean do and'the reward of your effort. It Thrffiing Oration Depicting H ie Experiences of ! improve the'aerviee serious damage is sincerely hoped that'every citizen rfl result. Under the Uw now end in th ir community will hear . Mr. SERGEANT GUY EMPEY course -a right law; government PUttenburg. Let's wake up, pull nachine gunner of th eR o jal Fosfleers In the front Istuff, suppliea. «te.t must have prece­ together and get within our reach dence, but by arranging* eorabina- the many thihgs we need and want; line trench on the French border: tion of rout** and patronising lines t t t . Idde Squad," "The Bombers,** "Trench Badlng” | not congested, it U hoped t6 bring Calling on tbe Board of Trade t# ■bout a more rapid movement. - Not ezprt-yi appreciation of. the progress­ throughout the state by 'the several s Attacks," "Chasing R ats and Lice,** "T he S tar tlone is the Board of-Grad* handling ive strides being made by this sec­ counties I am therefore giving this Shell and Hand Grenade** and "Rushing the Tkendtes.” * this highly important movement tion and ‘of the favorable advertising public utterance uppu this subject, with the carrier** but elao. with the being given Seminole county as a and I trust th at steps will be taken AO these thrilling war activities will be vividly portrayed Food Administration end )£<• likely tourist center were Dr. W. If. Cox, In every county In this state'to im­ mediately organize, uniformand that within a abort while a confer- state health officer, Mr. W. N. Stew­ *nce-of shipper*, food admlnistrtord art and Mr. .John Dickinson of Jack­ equip county guards in every coun­ and railroad head* will be elled to­ sonville. These gentlemen appreci­ ty in this state. I do not think it is GERMAN SNIPER’S MASK gether: this being suggested by Mr. ate also the dose feeling between right that one county ehould be re­ quired to spend the money of that Edward Chamber* of. the Food Ad- Sanford* and .Jacksonville and lay | .minUtration. in recent communica­ tbe credit at the doors of tbe Jack­ county, and then •some ojher county’ tions with the Board of Trade. In sonville bam ber of Commerce apd reap the. benefit of I t . . This la an In­ dividual proposition as applied to the meantime, any shippers having Sanford Board of Trade. each county, and I don’t think that delayed car* are asked to give their t t 1 one county h it any right to expect ear’numbers, content! end destina­ that another county Will shoulder Its All growers who are interested in tion to the Board of Trade, as we financial bordefi, and I do not pro­ the pfompt movement of tbeir’crops hare been asked by the carriers to pose,‘as near as It is within my pow­ to market ere requested to meet at extend to them all cases of delayed er, to aid any county with this kind can. There .is no charge whatever the court .house in Sanford next 111-113 Park Avenue Df warning given them. If they do Monday night a t 7:20 o'clock. The for this service and the Board, of not at once take the.necessary steps Trade will gladly handle the matter transportation matter b now a seri­ to- protect the . peace and'Highlty.' ous one and tbe meeting is for the for you. It is the Idea of the organ!-, law and order within tbeir own boun­ purpose of keeping together for1 the ution to assist all which means at daries. I am intensely interested, as common good. Every grower should .least normal service 'for Seminole — Full Line of — be present. This is not a Board of chief executive of this state, in the county grower*. Trade meeting, but a meeting that is enforcement of law ancj order. That , . i t t . -■ e n tire ly to help you of- Seminole is the only way we can lire in this Fifty one tourist* arrived in San­ county. Unless methods ere adopted itate, and preserve our homes, and ford .yesterday. Moat of them will now to Insure normal movement tbe therefore, I feel that 1 have a right Come in and see us. ’ First class goods. Prompt spend from one week to a month in result* will tell in the returns from and that it is my duty as well, to the city. This is only a sprinkling of appeal to ray fellow citizens and and courteous service. Reasonable prices. your crops. what »<■ will get directly after the particularly to the county commis­ t t • holiday*. This is the result of con­ Express companies are anow ask­ sioners of each county an(J tbs citi­ tinuous systematic advertising made ing for an advance of 10 per cent in zens as well within their borders, ponihlt- by the Board of Trade. that they Immediately organize, their, rate*. ^ ,t t t- ‘ uniform and equip county guards so 1 t t Arcadia Gels Aviation School . The Board of Trade has delegated that each county can, within their . Today'* Tribune tell* of Arcadia Mr, E.' T. Woodruff to attend the own borders have an organized force as ’ having landed' a Government Atlantic Deeper Waterway* Con­ of men to' stand behind and make Aviation .School, the result of-work vention to be held'In Miami, Nor. strong the civil arm o lth p law in the ot her‘progressive citizen* assisted by 30th; The purppse of the convention respective -counties. This German-sniper's mask la made Very respectfully, Congrc-tman Dranel ‘th is brings u* is' to officially establish one of two of 2-tneh Krupp steel. It Is very heavy 1 Sidney J. Catti. back to our gun- school for Seminole water routes between Boston and tod ig bettered to be only need when Governor. county. -Already a large sum has Key West. One .rouie being from U IV V U IV a IA IU 1 W . Eleetrkal Supplies— Heating A rrstl ic on some object. It was cap* been spent in making maps,- photo- Jacksonville down the East Coast Correspondence and Personal Calls Solicited lured m a recent battle by Canadian* graph.*, etc.,* of the cite which, ti in via the canal system; the other via THOMPSON ELECTRIC COMPANY the C’huluotju Geneva ,and Oviedo the St. Johns river and a crocs cut l e iN WM UarOM Siml . TAMP . . . Uka Dog In Manger. section All’ the data la now in canal to the Infiian river. Already O V ER $93,000,000,000 T*out all d<* i-iperlence some men Washington, in the hands of the sec­ we have right feet of water to. San­ SPEM T ON WORLD WAR gtts wif h o p p l n s a i d Unde Ebeo, retary of war and it is hoped action ford and an average of four feet to Ha tryin’ to »p»4l- It fob- somebody Washington.—Tbe second Lib­ will he taken at an early date. We Lake Harney. To establish thla else.” ’* . erty loan of $3,000,000,000 will lie have at least- been promised an af­ waterway via the S t Johns river applied to the $20.000.000^000 final inspection of tbe site and with means a deeper river hy. several feet war bill of the United States to other places aucceeedlng .by puilfng which means ocean: going ships .to June 30,191ft. Tbla.vaat total of together is now* an increased reason and from Sanford and on dosm the American expense*, however. Is shy wo should maintain the same ftate. The Board of Trade today is only one-fifth of the coat of the method* and secure one of these inviting the visiting Rivera and Har­ war to the otherlAUlgerent gov­ - plum* for Seminole. bors committee -and other men of ernments. . * f / . The actnal cost to date, based I. » t t . national .reputetun to return via on . figures to, the first’ of tbte A letter from B. R. Kessler, sec­ New “Smyrna and Sanford from Mi­ year end the dally rate of ex­ retary Jatkionkille Chamber of.Cora- ami ahd make the steamer trip from penditure More then. Is $03,814,Sanford to Jacksonville on-the St. merce, Mates that Florida .is to get 783,000. This loctedea Unde Johns river.. It I# hoped the invita­ another cantonment This evident flemh $2,000,000,000 Liberty 1/ refers to the gun school. If yon tion krill be aecegted. Backoing the ire a citizen of Seminole county, Board of -Trade Tettera are the perGreet Britain has been the big'lurely you m int be Interested, par- ionsl letters, of several of oiir lead­ geet spender, wttfa $2£989^T5,tigularly when you realize th at a ing citizens, We ell srant to. work . 000 te fier credit- This does not gun school established in this county together for .this wonderful cause. j Ihdnde . Ottada’i $045,700,000, nor the $7831800,000 spent by Great Britain's other colonies.. — - .- - -* « The other entente allies have spent: Franc*, $15,114,000400; Hunts, $12308,000.000; Italy, $5411400400; Bdgtura. .$703.SAYS each COUNTY. SHOULD HAVE OWN AND NOT CALL THEM 000400: Serbia. $003,000,000, and As far as taste is crisp brown out- too, how whole Ronmania. $798,000400. OUT OF COUNTY .. some anddlgcstibl concerned there are side. The central spies have spent ' ............ . much leae eccordUu to the fig­ only two sides to .- But this outside m,ea ,ooas “ n DC’ Txllahaisee, Nov. 19.—Governor the peace, and, op account of this ure* available. Germany's ex­ Sidney j. Catta has written an, open doubt, I, as .governor of Florida, penditures are estimated a t $30.fried potatoes—in­ is not only a crisp w l u m y o u use pure l«tter to the people of Florida, nrg- asked the supreme court of Florida 333400400; Austria’s. $8403.side .and outside. brown. It Is a quick Cottmenc. that more Interest be taken In for an advisory opinion upon the 000,000; Turkey's. $1468400,subject and, upon their rendering an the organizatton and equipment of 000, and Bnlgarla’a, $784j500,00a But both sides must brow n. A q u ic k In baking with home guard companies In each coun- opinion.to tbe effect that I had the jbe just- right .6r brown means that: economical Cotto*y of the Mate. The chief executive power, as commander in chief of the ^equeiu that bis letter, on this sub­ militia of the state—they holding your fried potatoes the outsides of your lenc, be sure to use ject be published In full/ It follow*: Tho reliefs weald be on poet two hours won’t be! To the Ppopte of Florida: It has part of the militia of th e’, state—I end off four home throughout the >4 potatoes arc rapidly one-third. less than therefore, on account of the fact that t*tn, ^fought, to may attention reboon of the day oar duty.eentiy that there is nfit that-activity Ihe Duvel county guards''were the The sentry’s orders -ere that l a Take the outside, scaled, and that the you would ordi•mong ■t|| o| ih» only - county guards at. that tinvr cases not covered, by. Instruction* be first! It must be insides will be just narily use of other • ?• ,e* M ro my judgment and opln- with sufficient numbers, equipped is Id cell the corporal of thq guard.” as tender andmcaly ' shortenings. ‘on. there shonld be. looUng to the arith anna .and .uniforms end other At night U la tbe corporal who la called :brown tt a c risp to make tbe arrest la case the sentry 'tanizstion gBj formatloit end the necessary equipment, ordered the •as fried potatoes T hat is brow n. i «Potatoes equipping of county guards.- s i pri^ Duval county guards into another catches anyone. trying t o . cram bis . J « . t poet;-end he most be continually on countyto preserve the peace and vided by the act of I bo last legWsfried in wholesome enforce law and order. Sinew that tbe Job, not only -when hla relief-is on post but also during tbe preceding # m highest possible Cottolcnc can cerI dnirr to say to the people of time, I have noticed that there baa reticle ~ , standard for purity •tainly answer“here" , , onda lh»t a littte whjle ago there been * decline in many of tbo coun­ ties of the Interest that the different , ro*c *n emergency in this But It is guard duty in time Of war Frying proves, and richness, when it crimes to;a *hlrh n(vewj t a ted he* ov^n o*r*of |c°u nty guard orgaiiiaatlons that calls, all a corpora fa powers o t ^ ^ d a calling to his eld T E only U k,n* In‘ «»• county guard move- leadership to the force. Uda Is celled roent. ; The n 5" * " hU in the State to ehforce th . mentTha Instance referred to in exterior guard dnty aad consists of relation t* the.D nral county guards outposts during a belt sod advance, th» #rm "f the government, to-wR, was an emergency that I cannot con­ flank nr rear-guards during an adfounty guards. There ee«ued* t* It.lnduden nn that , . ,0,?e l!oubt in the minds of m - ceive wlU ever arise in the history of _ _ i „ : this state again; that, is to say, a t a time when only one ^county, guard Her this duty may be larger then p from" °f ll ’ I overno, to ontof-away organization of the etete (a equipped a sergeant or eran e otter * £IVen epunty end'.Into an- wkh arms and uniforms. * 1 *dnderV.lf »tk# dnty le tm’ C0!lhty* ,n da emeratand there” »«— ake■ *t* «**ncy, fh*fi. • 'county * • * guards ' * • L* the to enforce the keeping 6f in the state now that are thus equlfr■ Sermon Snnday Morning 11:00 O’clock Subject Snnday Evening 7:00 O’clock Comfortable Auditor High-Grade Bakery Goods F lo rid a a n d W estern M e a ts G. W . SP E N C E R Free Delivery Phone 1 0 6 Herald Want Ads Will Brins Results Governor Wants Guards - .*■ ST �J. HOLLY, ,TNE8. Bus s i BERALD PRINTING COMPANY > Holly can get • joke out of ing. He haa a two column :ne In the H erald'lhls week, f Embalmen," etc.-—Tampa The hunter*. who have been In the aroods this week report good luck with deer, turkeys; ducks, quail and wqulrrela^and Seminole probably has aa line hunting grounds as any coun­ t y In the state. , Use where "Robert Holly" was married in Marion county the other day. ‘ 'Hope our Bob Holly hasn't got himself in bad.—DeLand News. N ot.gulltyr Chrji, One time up is enough Editor Holly of the Sstiford Hor•aid Is overwhelmed with, thankfulness because a lady'’ has knitted him u helmet. Well, Holly'a dome oT thought needed covering or camouflaglngof some kind.—Lakeland Telfegram. A new paper has beerr started in a South Florida'town and the. Tarpon Springs Leader declares the town in question has ‘‘no more need of an­ other paper than a at has for two Calls." The same remark applies to *>ther communities, b u l. people atari these long fell want fillers, and won't he happy until they get their fingers burned.—Lakeland Telegram.- and better th l n ^ : t h i i i ^ M h .p ^ n ed In thnt vlffonirir long ago. Borne pnfcn are publishing the event* of forty year* **o. not for us. How would out* ladle* Ilka to aeo their name* In print .of somethin* 'th at happened forty year*.ago whan, they are giving their present age as Just forty. Never look backward. Re­ member w bat' happened to Lot'* wife. . . Y. THE V. M. C. A. FUND V. M. C. A. means Young Men'* Christian Association and It also means In Seminole county, "You Must Come and w< did It. The magnificent sum ralMd here In Seminole county for the i.-M . C. A. War Work fund apeaka louder than mere words'and praise is’ due Chair­ men Stevens, Secretary Haynes, Treasurer Maine* and every one of the captains and lieutenants and workers in the field as well as* those-patriotic citizens who contributed1. .Special mention should also be made of the colored people who gave of their aulstine* without stint and the col­ ored captains who worked unceas­ ingly/among .their own people to swell the fund. And If there* Is an­ other mall made, as there will.be if .. wkr v ■lasts ilong 'j * enough ____ k the same the patriotic people will be found on.the /Iring/jHne doing their full duty. When there la work to do the good people of Seminole county are found dqlng It. every’ time, tailors. Florida could-furnish sugar for the whole United States.- , What sn opportunity Is offered here now for real philanthropy and business acumen at tho same time. If o big corporation would guaran­ tee s market, next.fall, In Jackson­ ville or Tampa, DeLand or Sanford for,all the cane raised at a fair price, end would furnish the seed at cost— Florida would show the world some­ thing in real cane rnlaing next fall. ** Cane would be raised on all the low innds of the stnle*—from a quarter of .nn acre plut to a doxon or a hundred acres, cut and sent to the Thc railroads and steamboat lines would make money by quoting n Very low rato on hauling the cane to the mill, and then transporting the finished sugar from the refinery. The time to get up .such a plan is NOW—when the cane seed should bo saved and then the lan'd • gotten ready- for planting in the -early . "Two solid cars of lettuce,- he lin t cars to be sent.'out of Sanfo:/ What a beautiful night it would bo this season wero shipped on Wedrffo, to see waving cane fields on both «U y" says, the Hanford. H erild/ sides of the St. Johns from Jackson­ which adds that the iottuev crop of ville to Ssnfordl .* Hanford never looked better and that This is possible. The land is here, /•'th e re will he quite nn acreage of the people are here to plant and raise early stuff .that will bring n good tho canc. All -that la ncaded is the . price, The cool weather hereabouts guaranteed market and the money fig Jor tho past thirty-days has headed to pay (or the crop after U has been - . u p the* lettuce and .the crop Is look- raised- DeLand News.. . Ia* fine and crisp. I t readily sells to ‘ Aba buyers that are flocking here to NOW IS THE ACCEPTED TIMEI the standard Hanford brand*. This la the time to get busy.. The f ,Jtom sine was the first to go out this lettuce Is moving,- other crops are season, siveral- cars . having already looking fine, cattle and hogs bringing ■ been shipped from here and lettuce good prices and there is a prospect win-continue to he shipped from hero of more tourists than ever before. ' for several months and long after .Therefore it behooves us to get busy . tb s celery crop has started," Busy and start to making this the trading Y days In Sanford, syrely, and it must center of this p art of Florida. be admitted t*nt On Hanford section ■J i s doing its js r i hi hoping to feed • N>tfiing h » a v e r stimulated buy­ __n 'i„ ion _ . • ing so much aa the Christmas edition Times-Ur. of the Sanford Herald and this year (t w in be a symposium of many fine LOOKING BACKWARD (calory;, Aside from the many and T h e Herald does not believe In varieilchrlstfnia stories and Christlooking backward. .I t Is forward.for mss-cheer It will contain descriptive o n and * the old stories of howl they matter.-of the county' and the city Wdbd to do thU and th a t concerns us and will be an edition that will give 't '] p ■ * “ th e-p ro sp ectiY o ' resid en ts of F lorida We can furnish them in ■ any size or style at reasonably prices DELIVERY IN FIVE DAYS , AJter.receipt of • .order . a fine idea o f what the county and the rify? contains, la-w ay of. attrac­ tions. There will be many cuts and plenty of good reading and thi* edi­ tion will be In great demand for those who want the folks In ^ther states to realize what a great county we hay*. It will be possible to make this year’s edition the greatest ever If the msrehanta .'wrtll advertise as they should and they should advertise A «V* year-1ofl-t'l* a" this all -years. It take* a stimulus this year to Induce the buy­ ing and. tho stimulus will be found In the Chrtstfnks edition. W* have se­ cured i t a great cost one. o f . the prettiest Illuminated covert that has ever'graced a special edition and the entire edition will be larger and bet­ ter than ever before. ..Help us to make this year the banner year and w* want you to make your county great and Jo let other people know It 1* great. The edition will be published :14; days befqra Christmas In order to give the trading public plenty of time to,do. their Christmas shopping early.; Get ready for< It fcniftf we fall to aeo you in time.tend in your .:-; Y ’ ‘Tn'MeV’ofHli* free, reading mat' the United States Ooveriynent- to establish one official newspaper In whlebVll this stuff could be printed and distributed to the hundred mil­ H-Whnt U the use of taking the great risk entailed by carry! ig on yQur perlion citizens of this country? son large sums of money when you travel? Prudence points Lne way to «ifeU all Xthe • newspapers published ty. The purchase of our Travelers Checks assures Security or every dollar weekly in tbli country would umj all of your funds. 'dope” aent sent them next neat weak, the "dope" week, ^'-These Travelers Checks are readily cashed by Steamship ( all the. weekly'newspapers would con­ road Companies, h o tels, Banks, Bankers and Commercial H tain, exactly the same matter-except by us in convenient denominations. some of tbept—more than half in fact~could not get all the* dope Into . CAPITAL 130,000.00 SURPLUSJ ih d r regular.. Issues, even without any advertising. What would be tbs Use of a local newspaper.if it were made up of th t sam e matter as the "local" newspaper published In a stato a thousand miles away? The tru th of the matter is that the*thing la being greatoy overdone. STEVENS C. M, HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA O. L tATLOR R. R. Df These co nservationlats send o u t' ■Mmi TWr-fcM T. L WOODRUFF V M n M m y / . .. AmIC sjI reams and reams of good white paper —absolutely wasted.- And , with a white paper famine facing us, wo hold that it is ‘wanton carelessness. Theh they ask for millions of'reams mor6 to waste through' the printing of a' hod go podge of hall baked or Straw Used Ancient Hscrews. '/Good noads Clvtllxsrv. warmed o.yer stuff In the newspapers. Both whest anil barley stray were The building of an American road In Just as an example of how far this used,by the ancient Hebrews, chiefly one. of the most lawless provinces of riding df a free press has gone, let us as fbdder for the horses, cattle and tho Philippines, was said to have bad a l i s t h e stuff that came Into the Com camels (Genesis 24:25; T. Kings 4:28,* -wopderfuUy drills!6g Influence. merpfkV office last week for free In­ What a wonderful crop cotton Is, Isaiah II ft; 05:29.) There Is no Insertion. Some of it was as much as says the State* Marketing Bureau. tlmstlon that straw was used .for Ut­ Avald Sheep Sorrel. (oifr full columns In length and if we Florida produces more of. long staple, ter. Sheep sorrel la not often eaten by had used all of It wo would have had or tho Sea-Island variety, -th# kind live stock owing to Its sour taste, but ’ print a thirty-elx page paper, or used to make 'thread and laco mate­ Twas Ever T h u s , . It Is well not to peattire librae* or left out news and -advertising. Here rial, than any other state. The In­ *'8tntesnicn.Manl'd Plutarch, "are not sheep on sorrel.as the weed la some­ is the list: vasion of our fields by the boll only liable to giri; an'account of wbat what poisonous to these animals. weevil 'should not dlscoursgo ous they any or do In public, but them ts WVC. T. U. a busy Inquiry made Into their -very -Postal Orders. ■ %. armors. Human Ingenuity should meal*, beds; ran triages nml every oth­ te able to ovcrcomo this pest. Y. M. C. A.-Helps. er sportive or serious action." And Florid* Sttte Fair. ■*•* For many, centuries cotton* was Plutarch lived nearly-1,900 years ago. Red Cross (National). used for the one purpose of making ' Liberty Loan (belated). coarse fabrics; ' Now It is a substi­ Local Red Cross Work. ^ ' tute for silk,. wool and flax, and has Only Din*. A great artist was once describing Sunday School State Work. scores of uses |n the srta and manu­ Appeal for Navy Recruits. factures. The U. S. Department of the decadence which In no many cases seemed to unfold the middle period of ’’ Jacksonville Orphans’ Home. life. . "Yea," he said, "old men dream .Church Societies and Leagues. drenma. and young mrn see visions, Appeals /or Aviation Recruits. but middte-nged men only dine." Food Conservation (National). Federal Marketing Suggestions. State Doard of Health Bulletins. Wholesale Liquor Dealers' Dope. Civil Service Examination Notices. throe mlnutts will use up a whole bale.. The United Statos la convert­ ttl/g u M N N i A COMPACT ing a million bales a year into pow­ AIRCOOLED State Food Conservation Propa der, ns cotton forms theB basis of 'ELECTRIC •nuqtPtATc LIGHT AND gamin nitro-celluloac. The world must de­ LONG-U VXD * Unlvcrsit'y Extension Press Bulle­ pend upon tho United .States for POWER PLANT OATTmV , tins. — , . • * cotton for several years to corn’s. FORYOUR BALLBEARINGS . Women's -Registration Card Cam­ There is virtually no substitute for FARM OR I paign. it. • This country supplies about Official Statements of Ur S. De­ three-quarters of the worid'a' re­ partments. , ■ quirements; the plant la used to "Goa and FInmc" ^Chemistry Spec­ clothe four-fifths of tho population." ialist Recruits. *Appeals for Industrial Branch Vol­ - <Cottoti seed was formerly thrown away, and several southern states unteers, for Army. D6pe Jrom tho Committee on had laws imposing penalties on planters for dumping seed into Public Information. streams, because It prlldtcd the wa­ United States Agricultural Bgggraters. Now the seed haa scores of Leesburg Comtions to Farmer* mcrclal. * PEOPLES BANK O F SANFORD THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS COTTON IS A Over 40.000 Satisfied Users Ertdo rse DELCO-LIGHT Over 40,000 •owners of farms, country homes and Mores, throughout the world, representatives sf over sixty different lines of busnjos, are finding D E L C O -L IG H T to be a dependable and trust­ worthy electric light and power plant, NO NcADOO DAY During the progress of' the Lib­ erty Loan campaign,' Secretary Mi> Adoo visited many section of the country in the work of stimulating interest In the campaign. In one southern city whero Mr. McXdoo Is well known and admired, the propo­ sition was advanced by enthusiastic members of the entertainment com­ mittee to deslgnato a dny ss "Me Adoo Day," When the proposition reached the ears‘of the secretary *It was promptly negatived, with the remark that this, was no time for self-exploitation, and .that the entire energy of the 'American people should be centered o \ the one great task of winning the war. #Mr.-*Mc Adoo das right. . The people of this city would gladly have done (ilm honor, and' at *any other time the secretary would have been pleased and gratified *t tills remark of their favors-B utra* he well says, this is no time for'fexploiting personalities. H lr - s rime when-mere-individual Interest* must; give way for the In­ terest of humanity in the mass. And there are many others beside the secretary who have sensed this fact,'- Leaders of thought, and ac­ tion,*. In every avenue of life are mote humble placer at least for a season. When the cause of the people hoe been won, doubtleas . there* will be laurels distributed for many who are today* working’ In comparative ob­ scurity, but In. the meantime let us do the work at our .hand without clamoring fur a place. In the lime­ light. . ‘ > To Be and to do.U sufficient fbr today. Rewards, may well be de­ ferred till our creak objective haa been realised. Het Mjlk as a Stimulant D* UjfCtigurd. i tomb Ik. *> bbt i s It can be sib D o n 't E x p e r im e n t—G e t D e lc o -L ig h t N o C arb u reter N o M agneto N o R h eo stat N o G overnor N o P um ;*j. No* T ro u b le S im p lic ity In s u re s C o n s ta n t S e rv ic e south. In addition, the south hia raised more live stock and grown more corn, grains; grosses, forage, and other food and feed* th in .evar before. Aa. a result 'less- by mny millions of the,money th at is brought Into th o ’south by tho cotton crop will be sent away as In the past. These many, million* will.be kept in the south for business activities, for construction work,-for Ujo develop­ ment of latent .resources, and for numerous purpoaci' th a f must "aid In a large enrichment and upbuilding of our-wonderful Southland. . Ccraplets is 2 riu*, § 9 5 0 * 5 4 3 0 (f. a . b. Dayton, O.) For D sm onstrstioo, w ire, phoos o r wrlto>- Her Best Wishes. * I t was th* lest day of school. Th* teacher was giving a farewell party for her class, as shs was to be married In the near future. *The children spent s pleasant afternoon, and before they realised It the tims'esm* to. say goodby. One \)j one they marched up and' shook hands with their dear teacher, Doris said: "I hope you will get f t good n husband as my papa la." W a o w n M odi in it. W « keep b a r rw cash in It. W e havo a voice in c lw a b g k a d to rs and th ro u g h th em in cbodMnc!fcb that manL It U o u r a n d ’ Its-read u ftca ei oa « t oil tim es to m eet th e legW inme fail requireroenta of o u r conm lunltyY ' GI GA R S •You, ta tum, can cooperate witbripr in n toining tho Federal Reacrvo B o n k in g ^ sto fn at tht tamo timo ohara In its benefits and t action, b y bt cpming one of o u r depositor*. �HAPPENINGS O F IN TEREST AROCXD SANFORD d ^U tters «■ I Perto«*l I t e * / ’l i U t t i l jtmn*n •* Till* Sect Hwtk* n >w — Big *lb? gUhnmS « a r f the c h e r t . E*ur*'- UrjT Re* ort i ttabfr Xou pments am < *«P “ u <i £ « b « * • r - 1*: . Ur. and Mn. Hancock. M a RC. Spcet *»<*' Mi* ^ g t >* af.OikUnd w«* **r- , Hr*, Eogene Spetr T ut idly. * chop DOW. for tbe holiday* at lW Roman's Exchange. 2r-ltl ffe with to u a o a n * to tW pibb #kat we h m soared • « drwt jto,, and are bow located i» ‘ t i t Hiv Hot National Bank B a U a t «a Pirk avenue. where ww will ho rf-d to welcome alL M oM tA Drw* Sure. - » * . gam to Mr. aaad ^ Mr*. A- >% Wheeler a fine baby girt. Kin Jennie Eaverty. fashionable dKMuktr and re modeler- * Oat by tit day and at home. SIS Fifth St, 24-4 tp Tbe many Sanford friewda W Mr*. )L V. McCain are clad to oeeber beme again at tbe McGui* place at Jaola after spending the w n a r r U Atlanta. • ■ Eipcuire He mat itch tag Machine jot totalled at tho m2Sneey shop . tv l~ ¥ nDu - lhart. __ _ V .J L . of •* cl. .Ur*. IL Ladies Sanford are l e v i t a t e call aad sea tbb machine ia* operation. Fourth and. Sanford Are. lS-tf Carnation* for your dinner decoritiom at Woman** Exchange. 27-ltf ' Mr.. If. W. Barr of Jamestown. N. Y.. Sec-y and Tres. of tbe FJ«'idi Grcms .Co. and Mr. O. P. Stop? of Oviedo, county eommialioncr were la the city this nam ing ltd stated that they ta d a id e ppranftmrnt*. to tUe and plant, to truck, eithty irrto of Blade Ham­ mock land; ar.d this crop will be fol­ lowed by two handled fifty acres of cotton. It it i 1m> their intention to erect ■ lore* m to n tin. Don't fail to visit the Ladks* Specialty Shop Thanksgiving week. Public Stenographer — A: Garner Woodruff B idy, Phone 271. Mr* Powell., .. J-tf E,- A.. D jrlala, EL T . Woodruff and D. (*• Marlowe repru ea ted tba, jJBaafeid I: a-! <f Trade to meet tbe Orlando B;ard of Trade in Orlant’o today cn important burisec*. (’ Ferai potted plants and cut fo*cra »t the -Womah'a Exchange frit Rotrn.‘ Lcare ordeTJ now foi* Tltinktii'ir.f. " r i<;! 27-1 if j; Dr. Davis iriU be a t the Empire Hotel stain Monday (noon) Nor. fttb to Thursday.* Dee. fitb.;* See tbe doctor for classes for poor vision or headache. Ccme early. . 2S-lfe Mr. and ,Mr« Sidney Nelson a-re la ibe city Thu-^day tbw geests cf Mr. and Mm. C. E., Henry'-, Mr.. b'l»..n ,t» t'B* truit departo*rt <f the K b . Weincrt Co. of FWaddphia. ** The Pipe Organ O ub of tbe Baptiat church vil; hedd ’their bazaar aO day Dec. 1st. neat M^l U ctiau o a’a More and win appreciate your trade. ^Mr. and Mr*. Geo. E. Bates and *"• Mrs. Everett Bates w w Is ,l“* til>' today from AlUmcpte *“ rf ,h<y have opened the famous Altamonte hotel fjw the winter. Tm* Bate* have a fine hotel in the ^bite Mountains in New Eagtapd *bere they spend the aauvaer •ontln. ■**... • . * ■ Reaetober the Daugbten of W«s7 b u i*r >nd turkey supper SaturW . Nov. n th . Next to Banferd « « t Clothing Co. 21-Ate For Sale-Lot t i Eureka Hamr °tk|. 10 ■«*». »d L Stamps re®w*d Dora 5. acres. IIN A O cash. E * , W1«27 So. Water S t, W’Hu, k . w , , n -Kp ‘ f«-cy »ria» Church ■ F***bjt* iau church * ,« b K n i If me M l a r i S u i ym£u L J. thel<1 * meeting Wednesday in t * * » f o f tW l « H t \ v ? i T , h* •*» *• bOd tonight p} the chnr^ti A V I------- 1----- a f and Leslie Bryan were is c u tp e d .. J . Roy Symes and W. J. Thiipes ta r e “ * '--------------rncceeded in kiTling several fine tur- *r-___ ]a b »> key* and these were brought home • fm I yesterday, tbe main party of b u x a r r ’ Cheer Tp. re main ice in camp until tomorrow ■ evening. . £*7f It. Takes a 1 A. « . Woodward and party *d Stm <W -.------ T On Birmingham, capitalists hare lhcsr CmfiervE* special ta r in Mecca Hammock and Slipper. P a ra : and are enjoying the shooting there t b i 2BS2 Medley cl week. They expect to camp on tie Part* 1 ax>£ 2. upper St. Jobss river later ia ti e Snmetimr* wFiih her w ie Mr*. H f iner EarWv. V n . JcVti H a rw e and l i r a S y la x . Th**e ?bf>-r c-r;*.*Tr.*T.r'.wcTi:m t r r r nm ? S aid n rn ar-d st i* rex r r t t e i tr-t: th e y 'cave to d a y Uc hrxp». E ig h t tab les *?. p is vet* «njry e d th e p a r . M rv F ra n k . V .,< r sm the "f-TC j-’-rr**. * hfyuti 'td 'ra 'd tii.ie . cwst- V..1 , idp-se c a t th e c twiai»-r r.l iCVT £-*» inGv^dnai u ' -v Tt* meat* «tf 1?*®W wet* j-.-v--.XTei » .* CTK“ ex' v i;« -£ y 'r - f : M is* A r .r > H tilr r * , Mi*. Ha-n. Mr*. W. C. Hi’L Mr* K. Jk. Hr wa'rd. Mr*. ’Hurt. Mr*. H«u*bMIer. U rv H tf . Mr*. B tw r. M a B»hc-n.- Mrs. Ht^ry LawTs, Mr*. Wa »f-^. Xev M.*v' Pwlr^on. hf-v * bruathvv-.'Mi*. Ecy Syne*, Id r>. * r k V alee. Mr*. J>t*.ham. Mr». Gt.s aL* Mr*. Hr-rvy. Mr* M ^ v . M tv Et*d. M rs Tolar; Mr*. Frid W-Jitsw. H r s .X t* l Mr*. W. A. T * \ k J r , Mr* Wallace. Mr*. C. F. 5w.lt a. Mr*. Thigpen. M w W3k>. Mr*. Hal Wight. Mr*. H raiy rerd rn . Mr*. E « d » > t . Mr* Mc*Lai-.L-f. M n. J Hoy. Mr*. D m . M.-t A'/ea Jones and b n . Archie BrT-« . vraeted M rs II cmj* ia onrhing. SANFORD, FLORIDA % N o t only Is i t more eooDomial to carry your �r-r'rii •*' i gill I f -- ____ _ the only stqjida and waiu,” shs also The pries of food Is a very reel and serves who only goes up stkira. ‘ . g _____ ion, THE DESOTO^HOTEL MAJESTIC pressing problem to theso poor Thera was a reward forTiir * BanwaanBui. tree r.r I#e‘ d, t^Honda J* h r t of ■ TAMPA. ,U )« ID * ^ Q a g S j Pka a ; .h. — E X P E R IE N C E OP MRS. PAPW ORTH W ILL BE IN T E R ­ people. climbs, ‘ howaver. The ^ -p “ ^N^wq,,,lrT OMiitWtWuAnnr . ESTING TO LADIES OF SEMINOLE WHO BATKH ON ArruCATION ' We foqrid * fow among the Irish being tired gavo us a.readier blar­ r r - S W S f t; CAN APPRECIATE SAME s Mla IWs i 'i M mi whose objections to signing lay deep­ ing.' Being tired was something Lm — • ■ la A S Car K flK _____ ___ _ L_ . . UV90KU, ttwi er than mere Ignorance or selfishness, these poor pcoplo could understand , i M nu Hnrry M. Psp worth, worker pledge th a t committed-them *tg so and who wcrirTrankly "against the and respond,to. 1 found It such ah YOUR COMFORT CARED FOR(“ATIofel Man Wllh’AConscience” rl * '&■■■■■ Qovernmlnt." Wo endeavored to effective argument tbgt I was tempt­ 1 (or the Patriotic Leaguo (n New little. ed to use it exclusively and save a convince these disloyal ones that fork City WTltee her father, M. P. 7 “Jo no Instance did we have, to ca­ deal ‘of conversation. . But_I.*had the etsirs. Not until we had reached . . ALBERTUS HOTEL Robinson «otrtc of her cxpt'riu tiers' In ptain to o'German housewife the ob­ thefr own intercifa 'as well .as their m ru tT O N /rn * u t m0 . wakened to the knowledge th at thesq tho sidewalk did it occur to ua that O mj.-r. iW liB imw • EVBOfEAN PLAN obtaining elf nature* to the conserva- ject'of our visit. One German Jant- duty lay in allegiance to the United tho subject of food bad not been was something more to the food can­ ^ tloa food cards, tress had refused the first 'day to States . whatever might be their vass than at first appeared. It pre­ mentioned during that visit grievance against England. They "Monday morning, having at list algn, but had winked at the canvas­ all signed the *tth u . * « « * * * •« pledge, willingly sented an opportunity to .apeak a . She 'was magnificent, that poor Umpmtrnp y g da «b>l , recruited my imall company of five, ser. r called upon her next day, to enough in the end, save one woman. word for our country'to a peoplo Italian woman. ' She had the Imag­ uusdplows'. PhonstiiS and Inatructlng them In method* of assartaln the significant of the We ascertained her name from the who had bsen an easy prey'to the ination to visualise.those grey Ger­ man hordes sweeping through- a Mir procedure Imparted , to me by of­ wink. She refused In n loud voice to postman aa ahe had declined to di­ wrong kind of propaganda. country, despoiling Its treaaures and ficers higher up, I divided thehi into algn the card, then took U from my vulge it the previous day. -But There waa another reason''why we pair*, ‘armed them with kitchen hand and stuffing down her neck, though we threatened to report-her entered, Into pleasanter pastures on torturing Ha people. She had the Tops Recoyered md. Repaired cards, window carda and pledge card* whispered ahe would sign and mall it name to the authorities (a preroga­ the tipper floors.- Whether people of sensitiveness to^ quiver at the pictur* WHnTENpUBG AND BOYD when her husband (evidently within 'had led them off.', unfriendly and til natured disposi­ of attrocltics committed upon innpW w & rtlM .fartw iH . T y hearing) did not know. Whether tive we used but once in .th is .dis­ tions care-nothing, for* the Tight and eent Inhabitants, of horrors that are :.,. 7 New York is a city of violent con- this was a ruse to get rid Of me I do trict) we could not'Induce'. her to till rUrkU Ay*. Tmmm. rwvu sign the pledge. We obtained, to deem It hot worth going after, or enacted In the name of hecesalty by < %■traits. Within the limits of my pre- hot know.save ourselves from complete failure whether living In twilight .gloom at a power' that spires neigher children v d n e t are to be found owners of com­ A German janitor in a high; data la this family the signature* of the noonday makes people grouchy and nor angels of mercy. She had a fortable. if not sumptuous private apartment'bouse refused to allow ua / residents, cliff dweller* In large; husband, who said th at while-he was bad tempered, I am not peyehologiat heart to bleed for auffering three to go up In the elevator, asyfog be ' modern apartment house* and hotels loyal to ible country-we had no busi­ enough to determine. Ferbapa it la thousand'mllea'away. Big enough to Public Warned had received Instructions to th at ef­ one of those “ viscous circled.” But forget her own petty privation*, ah* Rats ness to be an ally of .'England. - and renters of cheap tittle flats over fect. After three daya of .telephon­ participated‘ In the larger Interest* we discovered a coincidence ao uni stores abutting on the noisy elevated The attitude of the Irish teems to ing the owner of the building and of the caUdyam that la shaking the In this tlme of high coat of living, ev-. . railroad. be expressed by the little boy who versa!, th a t.It might be s ta te d .u - world. the food commissioners the situation erybody should help to kill rats, a pest propositlon th u s:.. Geniality in The private residences and high sifted down to the fact that the own­ said ‘he hoped Germany would lick cresset with the.sunshine and auaWould, that thoe* calm padfiaU that destroys Over $200,000,000 worth of class apartments presented no diffi­ er had given, upon request, a per­ England and - the United .States plclou lurks In Inverse ratio to the could be1more like her—those Ab *n foodstuffs annually besides distributing culties as a rule and were without mit to the food commtislonen, who would lick Germany, How this re­ number of atalra. Ono door Th. * leans who, resting fp the happy con­ disease germs that cause the deaths of numbers of human beings. The Interest, except as showing a univer­ had mislaid it aa of no consequence, sult could bo managed teems not to particularly 7dark hall . refused to fidence that tho privileges and.bless­ untold easiest and most effective way to rid the sal willingness .to conserve the food, our pins and literature being suffi­ Worry‘them a t all. They never face open to our knocks at all. We were ings , now enjoyed are secured to house, bam, store,.or other buildings of and a general Industry In Red Cross cient identification.- The owner, the fact th at with Germany a victor, told by. the neighbors that this fam­ themselves forever, complacently see rata la with Steams*. Paste, which can be for $5 cents at any store. - It and other relief work.' however, claimed- he could not pos­ the .hope of “ Home Rule" for any ily never answered a knock. They French soldiers and British sailors bought also effectively destroys mice, cock­ body but the kaiser would be laid Jn sibly permit the fobd" canvassers to • Occasionally-the maid would rohad suffered burglars once and Would defend the horapi bt peaceful coun­ roaches and wate.rbugs that prey upon 7 _ port “ Madam too busy to so« you go through his bultding becausf the the dust. The Germans appear so take no more chances. • ' As' we went tries. With self righteous pride In foods.—Adr. , r['_ just now” which was annoying, but lost permit might turn - up to be docile'and stupid - and tho,Irish so higher doors from opening warily their aloofness, and who now with­ excusable^ The mother who'^Uraa used- by another food canvasser who sharp of tongue and ready of wit. Just a crack ware thrown ajar and .on hold support from "their government bathing the baby and the cook who would the second time cause his And yet the clever German- has on tho top floors we were often asked ln-lta great trial, and .by their criti­ • was mixing a cake for the oven could tenants to bo ”annoyed.” I do not played - upon the stupidity, of J h e In and offered a glass of water or cism give encouragement to the foe. not be Interrupted .with impunity. know this owner or his nationality, Irish until h* has mado him antag­ events glass of milk. Tho last night of the campaign a But Madam who was engaged ^Ith b u t the trick of putting himself oh onistic to that country that fights .On one of these,to p floors we for. tho very principles he acclaims. kaleidoscope of strange faces shifted a dressmaker and asked us to call the right side of public opinion by found an old lady living quite atone This ..sounds complicated but la through my dreams, a babel of for^ There ia difference between another day; I politely but firmly. In- granting a' permit and then availing in.a clean but poorly furnished.flat. clgn tongues disturbed my slumber cut rate tires and stan­ ^ slated upon seeing. I told her, In J himself of a flimsy excuse to block nevertheless true, She cordially , made ua sit down. A apd great- weariness prevented re­ At the end of the-third day I anff my sweetest tones when she haught­ the work of . the governmffnt la dard. tires a t cut, sweet serenity shone from her eyes ily and Indignantly swept to tho after the pattern of the German na­ my aaslstanta'.wcro becoming weary and lighted her wrinkled face, as pose. But .with tho clear vision of -rates • • door, th at I was sorry to disturb her tion in seixing a pretext to Invade a of our tiak. • The obstacles we had though - a little of God'e sunshine wnkeful hours I saw aa never before that the crisjs of'all. history was at . or to Interrupt her for a single In­ neighbor's territory, plungo Europe encountered so joyously on Monday whiqh flooded her small homo was stant with her dressmaking activi­ In. war, and at the same time appear nfornlng with such lively..apprecia­ reflected in her soul. She proudly hand. It ia about to be determined ties, but -that I myself had been so righteous. -Only a German brain tion .of the humor in our npvel en­ pointed to her servif-e flag in a win­ by the survival of the fittest whether PORTAGE, REPUBLIC, G O O I h a monarch who blasphemously, pro­ terprise, became flrafc boring, than busy these important days th a t I could have conceived it.. RICH, FIRESTONE, PULLMAN dow ao hlgh'that only as the'risk pf claims himself, an agent of God, distinctly Irritating. To bo treated Tho Irish of— the poorer classes SK5— bad no tjme for drflamainng at nil and other standard makes. a crick in tho neck Could It be seen —a statement she could easily verify were almost Invariably hostile nts Itko pedlars or intruders took all ,our from tho street. The star, aho said, holding his subject^ in allegiance by by looking me over—and that aho first. Often this httltudo could bo patriotism to bear It with a smiling was for her boy serving in France. a.false assumption and flouting ail ■ / * -a ■ civilised laws. Shall n ig h t,' by front. And to explain and plead for would savo many movments of my attributed to .Ignorance, Slae . Plain" .Non-Skid Tubes a cause that should need no .recam Sho said it with a love and courage might alone, impose his will upon time if she would spare ono of hers pur ' and soippl* Q r they had that I am sure had faced the ultim­ the world? Or shall free -peoples ( 2.G0t S.00- -$ 9.60 28x3 m -i mondation Wore out our patience. ;■ to sign her card and save me nn- not read the papers and one, at a te worst and would be equal to the with concord, nnd unity, pf purpose, * 30x3 11.60 J 2.00 2.75 other call. She signed,, looking ns ’eist had nevor heard of Hoover or Then those interminable stain! sacrifice if it came. 14.00 3.00 32x3)j 13.60 with over increasing regard for the • • • sheepish ns I hope she felt. a fond commission. I did not irf- Sometimes four long flights for tho 3.26 It was on one of these, sunny claims of'nll, with Justice administer ,31x4 16.60 1T.60 Rnther to our surprise we found quiro if ahb had heard of a. war! . Thq toward .of ono signature that could floor; that we had the* moat thrilling tho-qffnlrs of nations. 18.60 ‘ 3 50 17.60 82x4 oven among the lower classes no ob­ task .of appealing to •patriotism, in not be obtained on. two former experience of our canvas. To save 3.75 33x4 18.60 • 1B.60 Because I hope that Truth may jections to signing ns a rule, on the these instances seemed too stupen­ climbs',. Only my military, training time • wc usually rang two -bells in prevail over superstition,'willing obe­ • 34x4 4.0019.00 . 20.00 'p art of German women. They were dous for a short space of time. The at golf enabled rte-to enduro the-un­ these small - halls. . As my gifted dience over compulsion, and right 22.00 ' 4.25 21.00 36x4 ■usually pleasant spoken jind friendly beat wo could? do was to win over usual exertion. Two -of my llttlo colleague- spoke both Gerrhap and over brutal force, and beiievo that . 3Sx4J|| 26.00 "26.60 '4.50 and I should hate to think they were these women by assusing them that company Who had not chased a little French fluently I would shift "her to mankind is worthy of the trust—I 36x4 H 26.60 " 27.60 6.09. ball over hills and swung their arms my door if opened by a woman of their signatures ' would not make not as honest ns they seemed. If 6,26 . 29.00 ‘ 27160am grateful foe the high privjlcgc of 3>:. 37x4 H ■ there were any who were not-entirely them liable for any money and that about all summer, but bad ridden in cither nationality. Nothing Is quite being tired In such a cause." 6.50 01.60 30.00 37x6 loyal citixcns they were at least too it would aid the government Ih reg- automobiles,, succumbed utterly and the open scasamo of a mother . wall informed to refuso to algn a ulatlng the high cost of living. We had to lay off for a.d ay to rccupcr- tongue. If both women were French Cash m ust accompany all "Potter's Flsld." dived down into my* forgotten ’ "Potter's field," tho graveyard hi out of town orders school'day lore nnd brought up nnd which aro burled those \vho nre. In­ F a lr T re a tm e n t dusted off - what French I could, terred qt public expeoKe. chines by Its 0! F a i r L is t P r i c e s i ’ 7r such expressions as, S'il vous plait, nnme legitimately. In England nnd tbe N'cst pas, Alan, anil II n'y a pas da continent the clny used to moke pot­ quoi, came readily enough and I tery w«*» dug upln long trenches, which m i? overworked them a little. In this vrero left unfilled. Common consent ,• Phono 2186 instance a German-.woman answered soon made It possible for these un-. 1305 Franklin 8L tightly stretches of ground to Lc put to my ring and I was about to hand ’ TAMPA; FLORIDA the -useful purpose of. Interring the ier over to ray partner,' when I dls-, hoilles of.those who were caret! for aa covered that she was in difficulty of a charge Upon the country. some kind. A woman with coal black hair, largo black eyes and m i gleaming .white . teeth -was gesticu. T o Ovsrcom* Fatigue. atlng. wildly and pouring forth a ' If you are. weary after a fatiguing tirade at such a speed that I could day, on reaching home take ten minWhat you want b quick relSf. l^ e 'a not understand.' My colleague, who tries* rest lying on the back. When, a fifty yeer old remedy that has proven beneficial for roflHona. Try It yourielf. tad been gently bred, seemed inade­ you rise, cleanse the faee -with cold TS soil, different from other states, m ay explain gSoklbyalnhu^uU. quate to the situation, and indeed, I cream, nibbing.lightly across the lines why-Florida has the. greatest phosphate deposits and la an upward direction fo correct Kiltated about tackling this virago alcne myself. My German womia sagging of the rauatlra. A cloth wet in the world, and cupplies 75 per cent, of the . In Yery hot water should then be ap­ sifted Tier car without demur and plied. followed by several applications Fuller’s E arth of the United States. ■' - * "* '*■■■"• ,i : , eeietsod m e ld go to-the rescue of of cold water. You will be turpriaed , : ,♦ ; • *my friend. Aa nejther of us spoke to find, yourself quite rejuvenated, In the rubber 'industry, Goodrich is always called Italian it ‘was some moments .before sre understood the cause of the ex­ upon to furnish the rare and de luxe articles of rub­ IL v r First Newspaper Woman. citement. 'Sign f'c a rd ,’ scornfully ber, because Goodrich has-always m et the newest •• It .is Mild that the first newspaper exclaimed this daughter of ftsly, *Of D ior? Billed? Caastipateff and most special needs of rubber. ^i.KingsNewIJf* Pills cause a heal course' I will signi s card. I t ia too woman was an American, Mrs. Ann* Ittle a thing to aak. I would* do Royal!, who was ant only‘the first, . flow ol . BBe and rid your Stomach Bowels of wagte and fermenting more, I would fight for this coun­ womanjournalist, but tho first woman ■. and T he greatest meed o f the autom obile, Goodrich body poison*. They are • Tome to to. own :and edit a newspaper. It la ty.* Glancing ' at her neighbor1! also curious that ahe Is said to-have your Stomach and Llwtf and tons the promptly met "with Goodrich Tires, door (which ao * closely ’ Joined her ’originated the Idea of "Interview*." general system. Firrt Get a bottle today.' 25c. all droxiHt*. own that ooty a thin wall, separated She was bora In Maryland In 1700, put uhe t^ro homes) she drew us Inside her first printing press on Capltof Hill 'W hat do you think I arp?‘ ahe cried, In Washington, D. G. and published a 'like those Germans who make their small weekly, flrtt called the Wash­ lome in this country and serve an­ ington Paul Pry and later tbe Huntother? I make my living, here and I belong to America. •, I fight for America ,_nqt for Italy, but Oh, ace • ; .■ *r; -u• ■.u;;ii • <' v - . j . ■vBackward. w^at they have let happen to Italyl” James was standing beside the Are tires which embody the B EST in tires. She aank In a- chair, trembling and cradle of his month-old brother, try­ white with emotion and' pointed to ing to quiet him, -when his mother " i of Sloan's Liniment bring* The Best that'has stood the Test of Goodrich’s Test newspaper open upon ' the floor. came In and picked the baby up. After ‘ Drubbing. It penetratesM lSt lT-. *-V *1 Ol.__ Car Fleets. *; • iAmeriea U a great, and' good coun­ picking him np. aho said tb the father: "I really do not know what la tbe mat­ tr y / ahe .went on,* her breaat heaving ter. Joseph veill be .eleven months old , S 1 0 0 .1 1 ’5 and aobe In-her voice. ‘She sends tomorrow The Besf is the Goodrich CLQSE^-CLUTCH, CROSS*. and be baa only two teeth." help to Belgium, to France, to Rus­ James laid: "Gee, that, ain't noth­ BARRED tread, a practical non-skid, not a novelty ala, but not to poor. Italy.' I know, ing. Grandma's eighty years old and design; and the Goodrich Unit-Mold, -Unbroken K l l I S I '.M .s I read the papers.' We had her In she only hqi one." v. our arms now, kneeling each aide of Cure, the most lasting fabric tire body. her, trying to goothq her—to make '•* . * . •, *7her understand how sorry we were You can get this best on/yin “America'a Tested Tires,” for ItaJy and for her. 'America has v .. , !i \ ■ . made a large appropriation tb Ita ly / we told her.' 'It is also In'the morn­ Fru it a n t THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY ing ptper.* ‘Yes, I know/ she wall­ THE CITY OP OOODR1CH, AKRON, OHIO ed. ’But ft U too late, TOO LATE!' Yeu Out Bay From Us al 'They did not ask for men, they do* oUaale Prices ,Makert aho o f dm famout Sllixrtown Cord V lra their own. 'fighting, those Italians,' ' ^ ' ( but they had no, money, no guns, no Write tmwrrt e# I ammunition- and now it is ■TOO ff:, LA?TEr, s i »•* . .iu.L ' The ominous words rang through « .rvuvuvovn t ’- t 'B e a t tm th e ♦. n u n r-r*. n the' we went down •»* well-Uke t ^ . half u __ i*i v ■ . * irjrf !-j f *4 ---» •'r-. - .1’•h*iLAJ . IAGE rS S S v -S CUT The Original Cut-Rate Tire House Florida is the N ew est Land on the Continent I GOODRICH BLACK SAFETY TREADS • L in im e n t W ■ k * W . A --. .ill �r 'i SULPHATE of ttstc. (40% Wgicr Soluble) FREE FROM CHLOIUNK - : Anny of Clerks- for Rios . War Department' 100 pounds to the ion will give 2% Potash NITRATE OF SODA * ' .- AND United Sutee ProflU by British DlftV cultlss In Checking Up Caeuatty • ' R eports. ALL FERTILIZER MATERIAL * Scndusyournsmoonapo^lraH^and^wo wfll kesp you posted on prices. mmMM ' COM PANY | TH E (Heard Bldg.)' JACKSONVILLE, Iff FLORIDA THE U N I V E R S A L - C A R The most desirable features of motor car const! uctlon are found In Ford oars. They arc strong with the strength, df vanadium steel, heat-treated by Ford methods. Excess weight is eliminated by strength, and allows the Ford more power for its weight than any other .car. Back of tho car is the organization which has built and sojd over two million Ford cars. Tho Ford car saves time1—is a sure money-maker. 'sale by • .Washington.—A small army clerks, operating flies covering •Quare feet of floor apace, soon will be employed by the statistical division of the war department to keep the Indi­ vidual record of eveqr.man wearing Uncle Barn's uniform. Tbs main purffoao of tha statistics 1« to provide an accurate means ot checking casualty reports.Incident*ally, however, the complete army his­ tory of the men will be recorded, Moj. J. J. Jones has charge of the central -office In Washington. Another will be established In Europe. Weekly reports wjll be made to central offices by divisional bureaus, which In turn will receive information' from three member*-of each regiment, specially detailed to the work. Two filing systems will be main­ tained. One, containing in alphabet­ ical order the names of every man In ihe service, will serve as a check In referring to tho regimental flies. The record of each man will con tola the name and address of his nearest relative, to serve as sui old to prompt tranxmluloa, of cabled ‘ reports pf deaths and serious Illness. The war department also will undertake to give relatives reports of military funerals, location of burial places and Informa­ tion concerning Americana held la ene­ my prison camps. Until the Red Cross came to Its old, the British government experienced great difficulty in handling casualty re­ ports, and by the establishment of this system the .war department Intends to avoid similar confu*to(L DOG VETERAN OF WAR - EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer _ ------ ------ - — T on gour tnp w »ftv Y o rk r . “ Oh. yen,' :l tuvttsd native .New Yorker to go -oat; and M his.town and he seemed delighted with tt/*—Florida Tlmca-Jnton. - • « r . : . , . :* - w '*...• Ths Rloht Oho to Question. "Jimmy, did yon tnke tho pennies rut ot the cup od the ta b le r I diked my youngest aoo. "No, toother," sold Jimmie, aged Are. 'Yon m utt not tell. * story, Jimmie, because God sees everything and yon know you can’t hide from him." "Ask him who took tho pennies, then," wag tho curt to* ply.—Cleveland Leader. In Confidence. Sometimes a girl goto confidentialand tells a man that a lot of other men have tried to Ids* her, but be Is. the only one who succeeded.1Ruling Spirit Strong. "That reformed yegg 14 true to* hi* Instinct, -at any rate.P "How nor* "Why, now he's trying .to break into ■odety."—Puck. ***.*v ** " " Notlca of Application for .Tax Deed . Under Section 8 or Chapter 4888, '< Laws or Florida' ' Notice is hereby given that John W. Iln'gan, purchaser ol Tax Certif­ icate No. 86, dattd the 6th day qf July, A. D. 1916, has Aled ssl(f cer­ tificate In my office, and has made application for tsx deed to issue Ih accordance with. law. Said certifi­ cate embraces the following des­ cribed property situated in. Sem­ inole county, Florida,- to wit: NH of SW of NW H of 8 EH See. 2, Tp. 20 S, R. 29. The said land be­ ing assessed at-the date of the Issu­ ance, of. such certificate In' the name of D. O. Crenshaw. Unless said cer tlfieate shall be redeemed according to law. tsx deed will issue thereon on tho 18th day of Decomber, A, D. 1917 . ;• . ; .Witness my official signature and seal this the 16th day of November," A. D. 1917. * (seal) *.E. A. DOUGLASS. ‘ Clerk Circuit Court, . Seminole *■ County, Florida. 25-FrUtc ‘ . • la the Clrcall Caart far tha SMtaU jadUlal Clfcalt af fWMi la aaS far Sthlntlt Canal;, la Chtaaafr \VU*on A Toomtr FartOlwr Company a oofpot atlon «a. ‘- • , . . Lori IIInlord anil lira II. tllnford hb wllo. Order al mivlra by Puhtkallon To: Lari Illnford 16* WhIUhaU Bt, Atlanta, Ororaia; Leri Illnford Atlanta. G«or(Ui Era II. Illnford, Atlanta, (ioofila. - . \< I* hrrrby ordered that y6o appoar to tho bill of romplaMt fllod hrrrln Bgafnrt you on tho Srd day ol Drrombar, A. I). 1117. and f*.*lan(ord HcraldMl< hrroby doalgnaud aa tho n»»»pap»r. In which thh ardor ahlll bo ptiblhhad once a arch foa flva (8)-onaoculha wroia. , ' ■ Wttrraa my hand and oaal of ofllro thW SSrd day of Ortol.fr. A. D. 1817 (.rat) ' E. A. DOUOLASB, Clark. . IIy V. M. Dongtaar, D. C. •l-*'W..Haldwlc, Bollrlor for Complatnant ; IT-FrLCle WKanaa my odldal rigncturo and i*»l tbla the Hub day ol Oelobjri A. I). 1II1T. (oral. B/A. nniini.ASH, i I'W-rk C'lrruit Court, Scmlnola Co, ' Fla. IT-VrMte By V. Mr UoiiiUm, O. C. ^ Spalding’s No, 4 Rose * ‘ E arly Red. Bliss Triumph Irish Cobbtfers • * _ e . . Wr arc now ready to receive ordera and.make contrsthi for Novem­ ber, December and January Delivery. ■ ■ * ■ V*. Write for prices, stating quantities and yarletlcs wanted. OUjf-.' Seed Potatoes are tho highest quality Maine Crown selected seed: W, arc. familiar with the conditions in Florida, and our need stock is .li-rtcd. You should.plsnt Maine grown seed for best results, WRITE POH DESCaimih HEED CATALOGUE E. A. Martin Seed Company Corner NcwnaVand Bay, Jacksonville, F|ai’ Oldest Established and Largest Seed House in the State The'Makings’OfANation , - • - . Ctlontl flauan IF. Hoath, 1 . READ THIS CABLE • • *f*ani Herman Jaffiee; Hoboken: — Need "BULL" DURHAM. Feeling -Send by maiL JACOB JAFFEE . Co. I;—Infantry genuine 466th Infantry. U. S. n.» VRatling Hit 0#nn \ “Bojrcnu,’* the German 'police- dog, shown In the picture with Bara Bur­ bank, his master and bngler of the Columbia War hospital In New York city, Is a veteran of the European war, anil If the Columbia unit la ordered to the front, may sec service ugnln. Boycnu was drawing a wltrallloaso along with three other dogs at tha be­ ginning. of tho w ar., He was a mem­ ber of n French company. Somewhere In .Belgium be came tinder Herman fire and was wounded in the right fore­ leg: III* companion! were killed, but Hoyeau stuck to hla gun end dragged It Into position. He was taken to a hos­ pital and Ms broken leg was set and gradually healed. Then he was brought to America and purchased by Mr. Burbank, who keeps him at the hospital aa a.constant companion. H E A L T H STRAPS BURN M ANY _(-a_ Celluloid Street Caf Contrivances lonlte and Sings Passenger* In Newark, H .J, New YorlU—The I‘uhlie Service Ballwaya company of Newark, N. J , re­ cently Installed In Its trolley cars cel­ luloid "straps" for the straphangers, thla as a hygienic measure. - A car. from Newark to South Orange blew out a fuse at Howard street and South Orange avenue. Instantly every one of the new straps b a n t Into flame. Fcoplo got off the c a n the beet way they could, but several were burned. The Are waa put out bjrjhe Ore de­ portment after It had done consider­ able damage. v .- SEATTLE WOMEN WOULD ARM jJ£ J™ “ ■» m l t o a tha terdbiT b . R % S a a iMocoarpoug J^rtHorclbSPn R. C. B< r CbGsaVv; i I ' j- A Horne^Uke Hotel With AU The Conveniences ^ HibWb.0®am sinndl CoaolForttaililltB THE GABLES Jpor. Magnolia and 4th St. » SANFORD, FLORIDA CX » g CX 3g C ? g g « > 8 g C X X a x X X X 3g d ’ass “T In this day of inpreasod prices It will p ay vou to investirate thoroughly the Unusual values offered a t The Hill, Hardware Co. Take time by the forelock, buy your H eater and be ready when th e cold snap comes. Wo also have a largo stook-of well known and unequaled Favor­ ite Ranges which we arp offering a t the old price. . LEGAL ADVERTISING Maine Grown Selected Seed ■ f ' • Discuss Defensive Measures Against Woman Slugger at Mast ... Meeting. Seattle, Warntp—At a maM meeting of Beettio women hold to dlscuss.defcnsivo measures against a woman slugger, who has caused a reign of .teriii '.th Hit,ladrliv ho'll Vor la ty anA and w who la btllMld believed, by many to be the man guilty of thb murder of Miss - Bath de Merrlt and NriL Florence Weho, It was suggested that o il peddler* and others who make a living by going from dobr to door bo Interned, chain Jocks placed on aU restden?* doora and all women griped fof Notice of Application for Tsx pcod Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888 I. sw h of Florida Notice-Is hereby given that A. F.( Boston, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 2362, dated the 2i}d day of June, A.-D. 1B96, has filed said cer­ tificate in my ofilco, and has made application for tax deed td Issue in accordance with' law “Said Certifi­ cate embraces tho following des­ cribed property ‘ situated In Sem­ inole county, FJbridn, to-witi NWM of SW H of N EH Sec. 22, Tp 21 S, R 81. E. 10 seres. The said land being assessed at the date of-tho l»luance of such certificate In the name of J,. A. Seavy. Unless said certifi­ cate shall.be redeemed according to law tax deed will Issue thereon on the 27th day of November, A. -D. 19J7i • • * ’ Witness my official signature and seal thla the 26th day of October, A. D. 1917. (seal) E. A1 Douglass,. Clerk Circuit Court, • Seminole County, Florida. By V. M. Douglass, D. C. 19-Fri-5tc Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, • -Laws of Florida » Notice Is .hereby given that Fred T. Williams, purchaser of Tax Car-, tlfieate No. 1111, dated the 6th day of July, A. D. 1916, haa filed said certificate in my office, and has made application for tax deed td issue In accordance with 'law .. Said certificate embraces' the following describe ed property situated in Saemlnole county, Florida, to-w it:'Lot 4, (less W 866.4 ft and leas 89 ft by 117 ft.) Robinson's survey'of Sanford. The ■aid land ^ in g diseased at the date 6f the Issuance of such certificate In tho name of Clark & Bdntan. . Un­ less said certificate shall he redeemed according to law-tax deed will Issue thereon on the l l t h tfay of Decem­ ber, A. D, 1917. .Witness my .'official algnajure.and Mil this tho 9th day of November, A. D. 1917, . ; (rtal) ! E. A. t>0UGLA8B, C lerk'C ircutt'C otlrt Seminole W th full realization of the disastrous influence of the wer on aU business routine, our buyers hive put* forth unprecedented efforts to secure the'greatest advantage* possible for our trade.' / Full Stock-Right Prices We have a corpplet* line of fertiliser* and the greatest stock of.fertiliser materials ever known In the state of Florida. Prices are higher than Ln normal times, but are as low as Consistent witi^ existing conditions. Ideal Formulas Our formulas all have the same perfect proportioning and blending ofingredlcnta that have made their super­ ior field value the past quarter century. -.Quality has not been sacrificed in the slightest degree. Write for catalogue and price {1st. MMBtotarWs IDEAL fEUTIUZEIW Dealers In Spray Machines and Insecticides JACKHONVILI.E, FLA. -FULL STOCK ON HAND AT.. V Santord B ranch, R. C. M axwell, M anager W. J . THICPEN & COMPANY General Fire Insurance Sanf or d Flo rid a Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily Elder Springs W ater. Has a Guaranteed Purity pf 99.98 Per Cent, P By M SSO V.' V.vV*> * •' U kf( ItW tll sjtTe you money and ouble. Gives description and ill information on all seeds for O u r stocks are com& prompt shipment Martin’s (Southern Seeds 28.FriT6tc. B g w s i'' 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, November 23, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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>, November 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/c77992f9ebc3b6687f4cdc4bafb0601d.pdf 3f6222d2696fd469432f6b431d42af33 PDF Text Text . V. * X T l i ^ - * - - ” J I - I - . ■ —. ------------ - ■ ■ ■ ■ _ ■ ■■■■■■;■■ i- ■ ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IT, 1917 ^ VOLUME IX ■---------------------- — * / , IN SAjiFORD+Uh U W o,thJM # = = . ■, 1 ’ 7*-’ . >' -— ....................... ■ ................ _ , -------------------- ----------1 • ■? V 1 . ' V NUMBER » FLA. WOMEN SAVE MONEY (GROWERS AND SHIPPERS BY COMING HAVE BEEN ON __ ON EVERY FRONT. I4- - « - J ? ;l - i . the. folio wing boys havo not been BRITISH AND FRENCH GAIN sent In. , • ITALY nOLDS HER POS­ Will the relatives of friends of ITION . • these boys pleaae phone 170 or mail the’addresses to Mrs. Ernest Hous-’ With the announcement that aevholder, Magnolia aVenue, at once, so e r a l' U boats have been sunk, by that the Boxes will arrive on time: American destroyers In the peat two Sherman Routb, fhomaa Sullivan, day*, tfiat the Amerieena In the trenches are doing good service a n d Ralph Roumlllat, W. A .. Pattiahall, that the allies are gaining on every C, J. Lawfon, Meade ’.Fox, Jamoa Ingram' Gucrry, W. C. front the week' starts off with enough Purvis, Temple, Joe Querry, 8eth Woodruff, aucceas to w arrant some brilliant victories and a different aspect in Oscar II. Zittrower, Stanley Walker, • • • • • - r ;v f • - *w - V\ the 8eaboard. Few periodicals have h e l d M e e t in g l a s t n i g h t greater influence’ and strength with w il l l o c a t e t r o u b l e / the business men than the Manufac­ turers Record, .which has , greatly That the growers.and shippers are of-friends by.Its aroused to the necessity of Im Mrs J W DIckins, recording sec­ - That, the business men of th . wI^ n*f « Patriotic attitude since ate action on the alow movament of retary of the state Federation of United States, on whose shoulder. vegetables., from Sanford to tha Womfn'e Clubs, Mrs Galloway; rest aueh tremendous responalhlllties tho wir b€f mn* president of Sanford Womans Club at present, will be aided in making * Announcement also has been made northern markets was apparent a t . and Mrs R E Tolar and Mrs* W their work more efficient)by a winter recently by several important publl the meeting held in the court house" L Morgan havo returned from the vacation in Florida la the unique cationa of national dreuIaUon that last nighl at tight o'clock. There * meeting of the State Federation Idea, which will have extensive apW »M*»e reault of a campaign to this were many growers and shipper* at Tampa and'Sanford was idea, which will havo exteniive ex»Wch Mr. Thomas has been present and many of .those unable to\ again .honored by the election of plolUtlqn during the next few Weeks conducting for aevjral yaara past, attend sent meaaiigts of support; 7 * ■ the war situation ere Thanksgiving Henry Byrd, Oacar Speer, Osborne Mrs Galloway aa auditor ef> the in soma influential periodical* of na*»»▼ « either materially modified The meeting wag called by tha v Williams, Ernest Gregory, Martin Day. * • . ' State Federation • ~ ’ tional circulation, is assured in ad- or entirely abandoned rules agalmt Board of Trade but. was an open Temple, Fred Mason, Robert Rob­ After hard fighting, in which the inson, Harold Waebbqrn, J. A. Staf­ t The •following account bi taken vice* Just received by - Jefferson I *Be acceptance of Florida land ad» meeting for every one Interested troops came intor hand-to-hand fightford, Albert Fry,'Alfred M. Beek, from Saturday morning's Tamps Thomas of the Thomas Advertising vertialng. In the future,, reputable and waa •called to order by Viet , idg with varying results, Field Mar­ Tribune . * , Service. • I real aetata men here will be given the President*R. J. Holly of the Beard'* James Eatridge, Melvill^ C. Tyler, shal Haig's forces now are in posses­ _ ■ , .. *' •. , same consideration by three journals of Trade who explained tho object ' Mrs Edgar Lewis of Fort Pierce George Huff, J. F. Coates, Walter In some of the ..m e publication. M ,thoM oper>ltlng ,n oth-r gU. w . ' aion of the town of Bourlon and the of the meeting and asked for the re Radford, Chaa. Prleater, Corbett was elected president of the Florida and in others there will be also I - , . greater part of the .Bourlon woods, porta and correspondents compiled Hutchinion, Robert 0. Weeks, Sam Federation of Women's Clubs at Its brought*, to the-, attention of t h e L 1" 4ho? worJ t0 ^ 4or ■ west of Csmbnii, giving them a dom by Secretary' Mariowf. *’ .. . . d sessions In the Casino yesterday, Pevehouae, Walter Pierson, Harry, northern.public the fact that many ^ ri,d\ , flrnw f,r° ? ,thV UU/alr„ f 1* inating position over the muchafter .one of the warmeit contests in families this year by doeing lip their -dvertleing Tho care - of vegetables shipped ' Carlson, Vender Perritte, C. E. sought-for railroad center and the Hunter, Adolph. Shaw, Wilson Mil- the history of tho Federation The Jhomcs can aavo ehough In fud bills originating In the state, Mr. Thomaa this far from the Sanford section /. surrounding coifntry. in', Harry Miles, James Weaves, campaigning, in fact, was-so inten­ to cover .the cost of a Florida trip took the position that it is Just as have taken twice aa.long as former- V English, Welsh and Scottish bat­ Duncan Mitchell, Norman Baker, sive aa to'draw a rebuff from the It will be pointed out in this con­ important to the* rest of the country ly and on account of the perishable to the people here that the idle nature of our vegetables at .this- ask- * ‘ ’ ' talions, aided by the cavalry now Lewis Collins, Ike Houso, John chair nection, that less coal will be con lands of this section shall .be settled ion—lettuce and eggplant especially . dismounted, encompassed the defeat Rhosds, Harry Rabun, William H. Tbq campaigning took up most of aumed by the railroads In bringing a and brought into' production. An­ —the matter is a aerioua one. After ' •of the Germans, who had concen­ Lynch, Guy Stafford, C. T. Smjth, tho carlior part of tho morning pre­ trainload -of a hundred families to other point made by him waa the ad­ hearing tho reports of Mr. Marlows trated fresh reserves—men of fcx- T. 0. Gillie, Roy Mason, Densler ceding tho nominating ballot and Florida and hauling them ba^lragairi vertising of Florida real eatato . . and listening to some good talks on waxed warm as the time came' for treme valor—to face tho British in Stafford*, Dr. George Hyma'n, Lowtie In the apring than would bo neces• their do or die efforts-to win the Oglesby, Willie 0. Goolsby, Harry taking of the ballot, fot this ballot Is ary to keep .them warm thero during should no more.bo ruled out because the subject by F. P. Forator, A Dor- . some of it had been dishonest than ner, A. II. Moses and F. F. Dutton positions which mean so* much to­ Holiday, Robert Routh, Stafford Le- practically equivalent to the elec­ the whqle of-tho winter. that all clothing should bo rejected it waa decided that tho growers taka * ward tho ultimato capture of Cam- Fils, Frank Campbell, Floyd Wash­ tion, -as tho second high womtn in Th* publicity along these lines, because some firms in this field have brai, with its tentacles or railroads burn, Oacar Dubose, Harry U. New­ tho race generally retires so as to up a fund and send a representative which must Inevitably bo of great |misrepresented their goods. ta tha New York markets and to and highways leading in all direc- man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. make the election* unanimous Valuo to Florida is not connected Washington nnd several other points . *lions and on which Field Marshal King. '* . ’ * • Another of tho matters for tho •Avf t Resolutions urging . the giving of with any advertising campaign con­ Von Hindenburg Is ao dopendent for tho ballot to the women, by amend­ ducted by Mr. Thomas or his or- good of Florida.as a whole, gnd not where this heads of the varfqua rail--roads and the food administration support. Little else except the ga’in* UNION THANKSGIVING * ment to the .hatlonBi constitution, ganlratlon. On tho contrary^, the for. tho P ^ ln ilw benefit of hi. dlbe reached. • ". ing of this town and of the wooda •> protesting- against an “ extravagant task of explaining the facts to the K nt* ° n which Mr. Thomas has been can ' *- * i • • ’ has had a place in the. strategy of* The food administration has been Churches Will Combine In ; Union waste of sugar by the manufacture editgrs who finally h'.Yo agreed to work,n« for ‘ ho. [OUW ' Mr' U m the iiritlsh commander in ehief since of boor'! and pledging tho federa­ cooperate in placing them before tho !‘ owl ■PP«"»n‘ Iy »bout to come to a calling for vegetables and.tho Sin- . „ Meeting Next Thursday , his dash of last week placed his Tho churcheg' will hold n com­ tion and its individual members to public was undertaken by him a s * a ,n » way that will he o groat ford growers have responded to the forces west and southwest of. Cam> bined Thanksgiving service at the tho winning of the war and endors­ Iahor of love for Florida. ®Vcry, ^ ^ *town' call but the shortage of care, delays brai,- vortuslly. - upon' tho. threshold ing tho efforts of the public school There will be no obligallon'on tho ™ s 4 * th o ? • » t0 the season on the roads and various* other mis- •' Presbyterian church next, Thursday 'of-the town. Ever since the initial Part of Florida InteresU t6 avertlse Lfor winter v sitore.to about double It. fortunes will prevent Jur crops from were adopted, * • • . morning'at ten o'clock . Rov F E attack the.Germans had tenaciously reaching the.market! and the grow­ Stcinmoyer of the Methodist church In thacolumns of the W lodlcai. ° rmerf ,en« th,throu«h4 th<! The address, of Mrs Josish Evans disputed every inch of ground. will preach the sermon and Rev Cowles of Los Angelos, Cal, presi­ which will lend their assistance to 4,? n °J railroad, and ourist hotels, ers will investigate all. phases of the «verai of the transportation delayed tratna. • .* : ’ .The northeasterly portion of. the Brower of the Congregational church dent of the General Federation, at their way to do so ’ on patriotic . ■< have announced that their do • D. C. Marlowo waa unanimously L ■ M il M M n mm M m m * ref ■APllUn I wood apparently now is tho sole re- will be master o f ceremonies The tho Centro Asturiano Inst night was grounds and as a matter* of service i *( » luxo trains tvill be put on oar.lier this chosen to represent the growers and •maining-part of that atill in German publiejs cordially invited to attend one of the features of tho gathering to their subscribers. ’•» . . ;• . -V* season than heretofore. , ‘ . • L .‘ will Icaro today on h'le mission and -hard* "anti, being only about three the servtrea ’ . here . Mrs Cowles is an interesting Several journals’ of wide circyla it is hoped that he will bo successful and one .half miles distance from talker and delighted her hcarorrs, tion among thq best class o( people J No Extra Session -r**’ as t|io success of this entire section Carnlirai the* Germans ere doing their who Riled the spacious theater of the havo notified Mr. Thomas that they RDjNTI NG WITHOUT'LICENSE Tallahassee, Fla, .Nov. 2 6 - r . hinges on better -transportation-of utmost to hold ft, and even to drive Centro Asturiano to overflowing- will give editorial mention - of the “ I’ loaso let the public know that the tho periahablo crops. “ *• ’ back the British, who havo gained a •r ..... . Several Orango County Cillxena Got The pretty Spanish girl ushers added Ideas. One of thne, the Literary governor has no intention of.calling • —*■ . **-*■ footing there. a'distinctive touch to the assembly Digest with oVer threo quarters of a ■ ’ „ • Over thr Line Last Tuesday an extra session of the legislature to i Hanford Haa -Shined that -hah not bton encountered dur* Since the beginning -of the battle million Some of the Lrange county citiscna n-subscribers in the homes of roCommend the reapportionment of ref Intelligence Intnlllrmn kh n nil tm asn s Will tl-III I . * ' .. Two more.'victories for., tho *San- ‘ . of Carnlirai tho British War.Office do not know that the county haa ing’the many sessions of tho Florida peoplen of and 'means tho state, or lo r any other causer * t . reports have been .extremely meager been divided ot'clae they have for­ Federation feature them In .its next annual win­ unloa* something of an :unforacen ford Hlgtr School. The girls team with details 'of tho* fighting, and the gotten it or miybe they want to kill •Though it was stated yesterday ter resort number to he issued next matter comes "up/’ said Sen J. S.’ supported with *ten care of rootare . went over to Oviedo Friday afUr' , latest communication gives no hint all tho / game -in '•Semlnclr county afternoon that tho results o f 'vthe month. **» . • Illitch, secretary-lo Gbv. Catta doon and played their third game of . • of tifyiropoaed intentions of Gen- before they go back to their own election would he announced .of­ At the suggestion o f Mr.^ Thomas , . j , I; _ the rumor haa Senator Blltch ^aa>*s basketball -.of* the season and won eral-lJyng after thd contest pi Boilr- county,, but at any rate Gamo War­ ficially at tho Centro Asturiano, this the same thoughts will bo made to j caused no small- amount of annoytheir thlrii victory. The Oviedo 1MR i * l°n and Bourlon wood has boeh den A ch"e. Cameron corralled waa omitted, and Mrs Jennings, thp. dominate certain of Ita advertising, ance for people both. In Florida and made secure. . • . bunch of them’ last ' Tuesday and retiring president explained to a in tho Manufacturera Rccord by tho other states who might he interested team wsa composed of 'both school and town players: All the gtris The srray of the German Crown they were required to appear in Tribune representative that, it ha general development 'department of ( » * special session continually write played well but the playing of Ethel . Prince has not given up its efforts to Squire n eiley ’e’ court at Long wood been decided to wjthhold the an­ the Seaboard.Air Line Railway Cora- to the governor's office wanting'to Henry aa guara and May- Thnuho. . ‘ . overcome tho success 6f the French yesterday morning, where.they faced nouncement until the morning - ses­ pany. of which B. L. IUmner, for- k n o w whqn the legislature will con- aa forward deserves sp e cia l praise. raerly of .Tampa.is in charge. vena in extra session. troops last week northwest of County Prosecuting Attorney .Schelie sion today The eeore at* the end of•tha game Metres’ and they were found guilty . Rheimi, where the gradual incur“ It would* be folly for Gov Catta stood ID to 12'In favor. Of Sanford. Aa the nominees faced no opposi­ •No dty, or private ' interest. has . . * ■ . . ■ions into, the German line are threat: and fined tion in the election, Mr* Moore been aaked lo bear any part of the to expect the legislature, with its The hoys team .from tha High A party of duck hunters froth San­ having withdrawn following tha flrat cost of this advertising, which is I present -personnel, to rea pportion Laon. .Here the Germans -, .% ■gain Imve miuje ..two'Violent nt- ford. Verefqund guilly of shooting primary—or nominating ballot as it supplementary l o tjie generous cam- the state,, tines it positively refused School met the team from, the Euetacks, but their efforts brought them; before the law was out and were is in the federation ayptem—Afra' paign of the passenger department of to do ao when In- regular session tis High School at the Pariah House ■M g « has been .the rule recently, noth found guilty aqd fined ■ ■. — " iT h e governor realised that the law Friday night in their first game of Jennings admitted' the possibility ’ There are several others who have that all. candidates - nominated had ing more than repulse ahd the a^dl Mra O; D. Coughlin, Palatka, re-Isays'it ehall be done,, and no one the season for the boys. It waa Sanford’s victory.from tha start..'Much* * been cautbt without license and they been elected. liopal lou of numerous men. .7 doubts that the legislature whs reV * # * ‘ cording secretary. will get theirs, as Warden Cameron Mrs. W. W. Scott, Fort Pierce* miss in Its duty,' but it would be credit’ for. the overwhelming victory , The result fo the election as far as ' In.the Italian theater the troope intends to enforce the law through­ correaponding secretary. I useless for the governor again to call la due “ Isay1’ Kanner aa forw ard-7.. ol General- Dias are more than hold­ out the eounty without fear or favor (•'known was aa follows: Mias Bessie Williams, Crescent the members attention to their duty and Rex Holiday aa guard. With- * Mrs Edgar Lewis of Fort Pierce, ing their own against tho savage atCity, treasurer^ |for he did it several times during the out allowing a single field gokl the president l*cks of the Austro-Germana from Tha Time far Fires Mra. W. 8T Galloway, Sanford, (session His duty waa performed, Sanford players piled up«a score of Mra J. A, Hendley, Dade City, the region of Lake Garda eastward 96 against their opponents, winnlaw This is tha atason .for Arcs, as tbs and ha is satisfied " vice president at* large auditor. U> the upper reaches o f'th e Plave , Sen - BUtch is talking Gov Catta with tt)0 score of 36 to 6. Mrs. W. 8. Jennings, director to Miss Elisabeth Skinner, Dunedin, . * Uver. After last week’s severe re- chilly weather eauses big fires*to he The following girls played In the an Idas! secretary Hia sincerity o f general federation. PuUes with heavy casualties the in- lighted and defectiva flues do the vies-president, first section rest The Munson house oq Myrtle purpose, fogether with hia kno’wiedge Oviedo game:* Cora Lee TUUa, May >—JAW-AT jndari have switched their main ofof Flprida conditions and people ahd Thrasher, Helen Hand, Htlan Peek; 'rTiHl tensive to ths Aaiago Plateau aector, avenue and 81xtb caught fire again hia diplomatic bearing equip him aa Ethel Henry, Catberina Levis, E lean-... but here also they have been made 8unday night and part of the roof .... was destroyed A negro bouse in faw men are constituted to handle or Herring. bjr the Italiane without U»q gain, of * The following boys playe<T pgalnat Tl Georgetown wsa destroyed Saturday the srdubus duties whieh attend the >*rd of ground. night before tha company waa-called. secretary to Florida's "chief execu­ Euatla: Isay Kanner, ,0 . W. Spencer, Attack has been met with' coqnter- Yesterday the fire department waa tive ' : • f Hoy^ Burns. Robert Cobb, Rex Hoia MJf&Rod in addition to inflicting called to one of the Heaton houeee, (day. ' ... l. * 7T-^fe3*ae»se SUNDAY 18 MEMORIAL DAY f**ry casualties, the Italians * also corner of Park and Ninth, occupied - ^ ' e The Board of Control has awarded ' SmI ' C*ptu**d two gun bat- by Supt. Pumas and fAmily .where Seminole county will have* a fine movement and gat ready now for the Bike Lodge Witt Have Services "at tha contract for thq traction o f aw. the -roof was ablaxg' The depart­ The Star Thaalra The fighting along the Piava rtvar, ment- had it under- control and but exhibit at the State Fair and Exposi­ fair Seminole County will have one educational building and dormitory •'Tha annual Lodge of Sorrow or yon the hilly region-to the Adriatic,’ tion at Jaeksonvills Fab. 2fith to of the. beat and there will he thous­ at Fldrlda Stats College for Woman. Iittla damage was done Memorial Day of tha Benavolent been eporedle, but. at one place ' ’ March 9th This was decided on ands of people '/from Ml over the Tha bullfilnga will cost $82,701 and and Protective Lrder of Elks will be tk **! tbe enen,y attempted to ’ cross last night at a meeting of the dlrecr couhtry to see thie diepiay. . the heating plants' for both.build­ The Marlon County Fair Opana t^« held Sunday at three o'clock at tha * oa pontoons ha'was wiped day. It will -cartalnly profit farmers tore of the .Seminole County Fair ings wlll 'coet. $82,701 and the beat­ 8eminole ‘ eounty »wax unablo tp «l*iyy ^ th* defending ar- and growers of the' atate to visit Association at the court house. A. E hold a county fair ,thla year on ac- 8tar Theatrd. Hon. M. F. Hethef- ing plants for both buildings will coat ’ IngtOn, editor of the Lakeland Tele­ $11,600. Both buildings must be Qcala on this occasion.’ Some splen­ Koehler, director of the'agricultural cpuqt of having no grbunda.tnd ho gram ’ vyiir deliver the oratloti and * completed by September 1, 1918. did -agricultural exhibits wfll be and live stock exhibits waa present buildings kAhd it waa decided that fine musical program has been Ar­ * ant b o l d ie r s ; a d d r e s s shown; an agriculture^ eounty. and axplained the eltqVtion to the. the next beat bet! would be the big ranged. As usual thsee txerclaaafare " - '• ranks among •tho leaders, meeting. ’The 'Seminole County ex­ fair at JaclceonvQle whieh promlaea Tlic farmers of Olay county are , , open to the public and this year *. ill ****** Send Christmas Boxes and this opportunity to view -her hibit will occupy two booths In one to ‘ be one of the biggest and best be no.exception to the rtlle. The busy gathering corn ahd Awest pota­ , _ . TeTkpw . products and acquaint yourself, with of tha corner ^display* In a central •tat#. fairs aver held in the atateprogram wQl be published in Fri­ toes and making syrup., Tha location. Tha apace U free and tha AU tha countke will be. represented »yrup ja find and much syrup will, »*d,e* 41,6 0 ° ^ Depart- methods employed by successful far­ d a y ’s Herald. £ ? * * * Women's Club’ have mers in .this prosperous locality onlyi axpenss attached to the exhibit and Seminole should b« there with should not ba^bverlooked. I t -wQl.be wfll be the «crvices of the mineger, Mr. C. O ' Hirst and daughter,' seed will be treated against jreavwall worth t your While •to Attend. the purchase of .some, of the veget­ pita of .‘tha baat displays of fruits slid Ellen of Lemonafer, lliMau are vlalt- U7. Farmers are also pulling up and ables and incidental.. Incidentals. If the people ^ M V t h U ^ T h a 'u U n r e M T h J t £ fair ope m today, November .27 able, peoph vagatables and everything fr o .m ;^ lng>rlth .Mr. Mr*. L D.. M.r- burning cotton atglka .nnd pi anting " * ,r* ready bpt the addreaaaa of ani will continue four days. ’ 'lo f Bemlttola ^ County wflj assist in thk i f t : fnma that it’ is poeribfa to prepare! tln. » FEDERATION - ELECTS SAN­ PEOPLE FROM THE NORTH FORD LADY AS -— WILL NOT PAY FUEL AUDITOR BILLS * - / - AT STATE FAIR THIS COUNTY WILL HAVE A FINE EX­ HIBIT AT JACKSONVILLE Bra|k.i ^-* .‘"Si *.' -V* pi s*rk JVvf* 1 - 1U -!*'**» s ‘** ‘ ' ' . ■ • - - ^* •• .7 .7 . . - . . - ________ �7 ~ mm The Complete Life. ft * * .' . «■ The Gqutamlth • c."JCn(»wledfc,; lore, power—tbfre Mm. M. had asked two little bo; *P aflyleirUfo^-ADiteVi for loncbeoa. their respective motbc being far from home. During luneheon the delicate question o f bathe wa* a .1 .. discussed. • f lawvrrr f7 r V f.V r ' “Bay, Freddie, do 70a like to taktf b a th er' • • “Qee Whl*. 001 Whyl" _"Well, Idon't cILher, but I think, you haro to." ' "Oh, I take' them when they make pie. but I would never take 'em If they didn’t make me." • “That's all right, butI think you have to take them even when they don't make you.” . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING enu Under 3 CBNTS • adding THREE * “Well, when, you go to dandng irEaelr Inner tlo n. Minimum Line For Eat____ school you want the gtrla to dance with yun»:don't you? Believe me. they Charge 25 Cento. "Wb>r ' \ wouldn't If you. t&dn't* ba0 a Mth. Womenare all thatwayl* in Hart Schaffner & / M arx clothes, with live style and econom y in the bargain. * The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes J Mrs.' O. J. Miller is visiting her mother at Williston. • . • (Continued Frqm Page*6) *rMrs. James Moughton is attend­ ing the Florida Federation of Womthe home of her sister, Mrs. Thig­ eh’a Clubs In Tamps. She Is the pen. The prise, two besutlful guest Kui-.it of Mrs. Waldron. towels were won by Mre. McLaugh­ lin. Mrs. Hatard of. Georgetown, - Mrs. Jessie Pratt of Enterprise . S. C., who is' visltitag her mother, was in Sanford Wednesday. Mrs. Oumss was presented with s Mrs. O. P. Swope of Oviedo spen very dainty handkerchief. . Those present were' Mrs. Nasi, Mrs. Vorce, Wednesday in Sanford. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Watson,. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Hazard Mrs. W. C. IIIII will entertain her and Mrs. McLaughlin, Tho SocUl Department, of the > Mr. Ralph Riley, of Chicago was W om in’i Club will have their regu­ in Sanford on business this week. lar bridge game Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hal Wight aa hostess. * L. S. Scroble, representing the Clydo Lino was registered at the Hotel Carnes Wednesday. . • CHARLIE. CHAPLIN Dishonor System ALICE BRADY in "M aid of Belgium" T O MORROW "THE NINTH %AY” . ’’THE MASKED MARVELS” Cn w D; MOLLY KING In ’’THE S EVEN PEARLS” Show will run continually from 3tl6 to J0:30. Come any time and see a good show. * , Sitka Pine Comee Into Ita.Own. ' A steamship that arrived In 8eattle recently brought the drat shipment of Bltka spruce'from Alaska for use.In making airplanes. This wood la supe­ rior to any other for lightness and strength, and rods 00 feet lone without a knot or blemish are'easily obtained. Much of this spruce has already been shipped to Europe from British Co­ lum bia. Oregon and Washington. Blt­ ka spruce la the dominant tree of the Alaska coast region, and waa for a long time regarded with contempt by lumbermen and" used only for fish boxes. * Now It la tbe hope of tbs Unit­ ed States for paper pulp and alrplano frames. • » ____* ■ » - » S- . For ' Sale—Rig' Boston lettuce plants, 60 cent* per thouaand. R. Guerry, R. D.‘ 1. . 27•For Sale— Windmill in good •con­ dition. Nearly new—125.00. N. «H. Garner. 26«4te —Good gas. heating stove, Inquire Herald office. 26 8tp For Sale—Thompson's* Barred Rocks. Breeding stock now ready. See me while selection la good or ad­ dress A. B. Commons,-Sanford. • . 25-Ctp For Sale—Fins lot^'of Registered . .* Too Hot For Him. Quroc Jersey pigs. U n. Endor Arthua Feast, consulting engineer, Ciylctt, ‘Geneva,' Florida. ' 26-tfc from Utah, breezed Into New York and attended a banquet ^t tha-Engineers' For Ssle—Shelving end counters dub.. Several of tba guests were tbe at a reel bargain. N. H. Garner. McLean Kilties of Canada. . 27-4tc A feature of tbe menu waa squab on1 toast, and one of the Scotch veterans, after asking what it waa, proceeded io cover It well with tabasco sauce, and truck land, well drained, at no ate a couple of bltea of tbe burn­ Summerflcld, Marion County, Fla., ing liquid and then with a low cry put H mile from railroad station, J-f mile from good achool and church, also down bla knife and fork. "Lay thaur an’ bu-r-r-n,” he sold. hard surfaco road. This land can bo Then turning to Ihe waiter called: bought cheap for cash. Apply to "Aye roori, I've had eneuch o' ihls. Chas. White, Adams Parki Ga. . file's a shellin'* warth o' bam wie ye? ' ' 26-12tp An’ nay, laddie,-bring a bucket of lee water." , •* . For Sale—International Harvester lick, one ton. 1914 'model,' iter cooled. S. Rungp, Bnnford Aggravating. ;• re. and Fourth St. ‘ . 26-tf Nothing tnakes a woman so mad as to have something to say and no ono For Sale— 176 Chickens. White to listen.—Boston Transcript Leghorns, at reasonable price. Caro ”Herald ‘ 1. ' 24-tf Dr. W. H. Cox of Jacksonville, has been a visitor in the city. For Sale—Ten passenger launch, six horse Cailie engine, all in good condition. yOne hundred cash takes It. Can bo seen at Stone Island ox address B ox.1168, Sanford.' 24-6tp Mrs. Grady Dcon of Lakeland has been tho guest o f Mrs. Hubert Cooper for several'days. • *, FOR KENT . Simple Cure for Hiccoughs. Dr. V, B. Aquluto df Buenos Aires reportn. In. tho Hcnmr.n Medico n case of severe hiccoughs that resisted all treatment for 24 hourt, but that yield­ ed nt once when the man’s eyeballs were pressed. *• LUCKY SANFORD ' . . • • - .Just at the time when anything I made of wool is at High Tide] we find we are greatly over­ stocked on D ress Sldrts. Among these are many of the fancy colors novelty weave that is■ •in. so much.demand. .' . . • . Values running as high as $ 10.1 * • • * 1 3 Furnished Room* J>y Day, Week or Month—Park avenuo Fist, 165 North Park avenue, over L.' R. Phil- CIGARS For Rent—Two rooms for light housekeeping over Five and Ten Cent Store. ’,27-2tp •For Rent—Three office rooms fronting on First street. Most de­ sirable offices in city. Several other good office rooms in same building. Yowoli A Speer. •. 23-tfc .’ Lead Pensile Spread .Disease. . An outbreak of diphtheria In an English (ovyn was traced to tho habit of schoolchildren wetting lead pencils In their inoutha? ' . . ' Rooms for Rent—919 Oak Avc, 22-tf' For ‘ Rent—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 117 Laurel ave­ nue. . . . ‘ ,-19-t? • Only Exclusive Ready-to- Wear Shop in Sanford OFFICE ROOhlB FOR RENT Three rooma fronting on First street, most desirable offlee rooms lb city. Several other rooms for good orflees In ssftie’ bnlldlng. YOWELL &.8PEER. • 23-tfc . For Saturday and Monday, a large line of the New Waists consisting of Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Wash Satin, Stripe Satins, Etc. For Rent—Two nicely furnished rooms. Hot and cold water. Con­ veniently located. 701 Magnolia avenue. ‘ . 19-tf Cottage for Rent—Tom dollars month. 1204 Park.avenue, 28 Style, Character and Daring for Fall and Winter Attire Street and G a d. -A ho lit Frocks, T ailored Suits, Waists, Separate Skirts, Coats and every form of spirited outdoor -costumes. • • • Rooms (or light housekeeping and furnished rooms. Mrs. Liljs, 616 Park avenue. 23-tfc For Rent—Furnished rooms for ;bt housekeeping. 807 Magnolia. *, 17-tf* WANTED Wanted Woman to strip tobacco, no. Mauser. 27-2tp •* 1 . i1 Wanted—Young man 19 yeara old, Wanted—To ropair your guna, aewing machines ahd talking, ma­ chines, or anything else that la broken. 323 Palmetto, ' '27-2tp . Each W eek---you will find adver­ tised in this space , Seasonable, High Quality Mer­ chandise at. speeial prices tot these'two days only. . . Wanted—Fifty Barred Plymouth Rock pullets; March or April hatchinf—the best attain money can buy. Address " R ." care Herald. 1 26^tp _ Wanted Ford Touring ear must M In good condition and a bargain N EW ARRIVALS Sanford Ave, between 3rd and 4th 'St East First Street Sanford, FI �ft l rM; tA -*»*, .♦»*■a**7“t . r-s«* » - v#.r P*V *5*kf BUDGET O F OPIN ION ■“ JUST BETWEEN' - YOU AND M E ." EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT K CHIEL IS AMONG YB .RAKING NOTES AND FAITH, M r “ HE'LL PRENT 'EM ” — 8 0 SAYS 8AUNTEBEB, •oo oat ;.r. iv*. fr*V- »r*¥V fyt' T*' sf. Vi**--.* & ‘ ■ . ?«, • M .it ■ - </ • u * . • B o o o a o o o o o o o o o a a o o o o o o o a o fl . UiaSmJl* H* v u o 't rich as dollars go. Ho didn't bare a pile of dough MfiRTdldn't own a m otorcar. He couldn’ t travel far, He couldn’t dreba in costly style Ha just poaaesaed a kindly amile i 'H e bad a happy aort of way, Knew how to work* and how to play; 'And-ha TeaJjeeted•wvnen fair And dealt with men upon the square >. And people thought him much worth while Becauae he had a kindly amile You do not need-a atore of gold V The love of real frienda to hold;, Be honest, boy, and klml and true. And do the'work you And to do; Win openly and not by guile, And folks will like you for your amile • — Detroit Free Preaa you may send alt to our* All! abroad But the CHILDREN AT HOME FIRBT AND ALWAY8 No saving at their expense! , ’„M • # T There are some people here who do not see any good in th* Board of Trade. V They overlook the fact that the Board i»' working while they are asleep and were it not for the Board of Trade'Sanford and Seminole coun­ ty would have been erased from tho map long ago. Without taking into consideration the* freight rates, high­ ways, entertainment!, advertising and a hundred other good achieve­ ment! I will take up that army can­ tonment tlmt the Board of Trade haa apeht money on and sent'a dele­ gation “to Washington to get. We may get or may not but Arcadia .went after an aviation school and Won it and now Arcadia' will have several thousand men there until the war is over and may be long after the war... The Arcadia Board of Trade went after It, was backed by the soliddtixcnshlp and the sen­ ators and congressman and Arcadia had the flat country fdr the aviation school and obtained It. The people down-ihers did not lay down on the Job and say It was impossible. There is nothing impossible, when all the people of any community got be­ hind tho Board of Trade. This county will never be anything and □over accomplish anything' unless tho people stay with the Board of Trade. -And then I believe to the victor belong the spoils and if there there are' any business men in this community that do not support the Board of .Trade they should not share In any of the good things ac­ complished by* the Board of Trade. It makes me tired the way that some people lay down on every job. and then come in {or the finish with a basket. Look around you and sec the slackers that wo . have in our piidst, and whpn you .hayc their number give thcm.Tho cold shoulder, and freeze them out. They are no good hero and might just as well find out that they are not-wahted. t A mother of aevcral children telle in the December Good Housekeeping of gUta her children made She writ**: "lot the children make, their own gifta for one another at Christmaa My bqy of nine haa. made cardboard furniture covered with wall paper for.hta slater's doll house, wooden ariltnoaU Cut with an in­ expensive hand-saw from pattems-ho copied out of books and magazines and a top Ironing board and stand which gave great pleasure Tho The animals were cut from cigar boxes, sand papered, cplored, and mountpd on wooden stands The baby liked them better thAi boughtpn -toys My six and ten year old /girls made a wagon of a pasteboard box, covered Inaldo and outsido with pretty poatcarda of children and an­ imals, with' cord to draw it by For . the baby they 'fashioned a pair of ' reins made of old hair ribbons wash­ ed and braided and two* alcighbclia sewed on, a family of pApcr dolls with originally designed and colored clothes'* and a fish-pond game, quite as attractive as tho ope in the store, were other gifts made by their small fingers Tho beat of it is, oven the baby will say when he sec* ono of these playthings, 'Brother mado my T Wo can give thanks next Thurs­ 'horse for me,* and ho and brother day because -the newspapers say that Gov. Catta will, not call .a. special are both twice ns happy s .-salon of the legislature.. The regu­ lar sessions are ball enough and what *' Having frequently .oallcd, at­ In the world would we do after a tention to tho danger of under, nour­ special session. a * '• ishment' for • tho children of tho United States In tho ardor for food conservation I (am Interested in tho 1 v The city election was no surprise above editorial of the Atlanta Geor­ to thoao who have followed politics gian and give the afticle hero lp ita here for many yeari. .The present entirety for the benefit of enthusias­ city council-suits the people all right tic patriots, who nro. confuslng^vai- and it was not tha d ty council that ucs so deplorably theso days.. Tho worried them but the plan by Which coundfmcn- work. - Tho idea of com­ Georgian says;. . • Do without beef—for th e . full mission form is to chsnge the plan of ptoceedure and for that reason grown man it is not necessary Eat as little wheat as possible— there-was no fight made on tho num­ bers of'th e council who wanted to that won't hurt you if yqu are full retain their seats although “ there grown were some who tried to cloud ^the Get. along without sugar in your Issue by bringing municipal owner­ coffee and tea, no harm in that ship and 'commission form into ■But do pot save ANYTHING ,at Tuesday's election. With five o f the tho expense of a child's present old members and two good new ones grqwth or future power and value to on the board tha d ty ' of Sanford th* nation ■ will be In’ good hands for the next . We want to .and will help England two years regardless of whether, the ail wa can—but not at the expense people want commission form of gov­ of OUR CHILDREN ernment-or not. . ' ' We want to send everything poeaible to France, Italy and Ruaaja, 1 It was a blessed privilege to hear but rio( at the expense ot OUR Dr. Hulley at the Baptist church CHILDREN Sunday n ig h t‘ when he gave'E m Save on yourself, deny YOUR­ pey'a "Over .the*Top" stories of the SELF awful war arid what it really means. But, FEED YOUR CHILDREN, It also gave me' great pleasure to no saving there. Sacrifice In. the hear Dr. Hulley say (hat the people present, but do not rob the future In Florida have not waked up to the You do not .need sugar, but the fact that we are in war as yet. ;-.l child cannot go without It said this two years ago.' .1 preached A reasonable, wholesome supply of Red Cross, Home Guards,- Food sugar, the simplest kinds of candy, Conservation and everything else in moderation * These are necessary that would be “ needed and tha for the child’s growth and health people laughed, about my felrs. Oood food, nourishing food, the Well, Nero fiddled white Roma wai child roust have See that the child burning but'he finally burned up In gets It -the conflagration' and unless the You read with horror and pity people wake up io the necessities‘ of that In Europe and In Germany the ,war and* realise that ft will'last especially, what la called "starva­ several years yet they are going to tion typhus,” is prevalent among be burned In their own fat; children because they have 'been de­ ORLANDO 18 WITH <J8 prived pi the foods they need ' This nation wants and will toler­ ate no aueh attack on the children of Will Atiead Wafer ways Convention / V This Week > . v... America * V . Every sacrifice for grown ‘ hsan to­ "Orlando 'will auffsr an incaledday—YES lable lots if ahe falls .to be represent­ Any'robbing of tha future ganera- ed at Abe Deep Water Ways Con­ n, any stealing from the power, vention, which convehes at Miami energy and valut of -the Americana December 27th,” said Hon. E. T. that are to replace us In the next Woodruff,‘ tha official representative generation? N O V - ' of the Sanford Board of Trade (who Save on youreelf, not on your met.with-the' directori of tha.Orlan­ do Board at an adjourned.'meetjng children^' Sacrifice end* deny yourself that this noon. lUere.' I 141,Vi KrtcaaH lawless prorln ent secretary ‘ or*' tha Sgnford snre you will be glad to add I sender says tbat‘ thU^naw .Ud one of Board of Trade. i both, of these hsmes *to tha Honor wa* oeedod. and wUl help, to raal The ono-hin ona-hindred- s s . s s i 5 drillxlng s % r “ Influence.. ,<,,’ ta« Mr. Woodruff .aid they were bc. ■Roll of Sanford boy. now doing their things *»->"« go ahead.- Th. . ton refrigerator and two-hundrodIng brought borne to tha necessity of ° hono power engines g iv ^ storage The longer I live the more I ad"deeper, waterway* .a t ' the,, present Hard to U o Through. grid.power forJ!eh.canning and frees* ^Bobble’a rather wai tryiSr »_ time. Ha declared. It is impossible mire this glorious country and the ing. Incubator ehlckana. and one day J V tor the railroads to handk the ahlp- wondgrful people, the ' melting pot [Ittle feUoW was .watching a c £ S manta -of .vegetable* from -tha San­ for every .race on .earth, ia .turning > t Might 0# Wore*. broakJng.Ua. way .through t h e * 5 ford aectlon, and with tha enjoyed out, particularly the women. "Their “Nothin’.said Und* Ebeii. *1* a* Bobby remarked: .T arehow bs^S bit” haa been and Js.splwndld; no refrigerated • shipments via water an right, but I can't tee b J /S transportation this'difficulty-would wonder New*York state gave them bad aa It might be, specially n cold out. got In.. ■» storage alg." in a measure be relieved. He point­ the franchise, and that, dinner soma ed out the fact that assistance from of "you ebapa had recently at Geneva this source would also .be: ebiuficfal wasn't a circumstance compared to' Orlando and her orange belt see^ wit^.the'.T'hsnklkiving dinner the ' j g a i M M B } B » M M I k 5>CUIdM IM» g C i l g i n i g | ; * women of New York City are pre.Ion. psring for the boys of tho Army and Mr. Woodrtlff said that the San­ Navy. ford section eras going to Miami In I suppose' your feelings are about an endeavor to, show ‘ the deeper r*' water wafr committee that the St. the same aa mine. U the kaiser had Jo)ms route waa the logical route to to show his dirty tricks why didn't be adopted In their plan of construc­ he start In about thirty years back, tion. He declared to route the water then you 'an d I could have done way via St. Augustine and Daytona something b eside* p u rch a se Liberty would be a very great Injustice to. a Bonds and join the Home Guards. M y regards to the old hoys, majority of the people, as the St. Youre very truly,Johns route would serve 90 per cent H. M. Papworth' more people. The cost of this route as cbmpared to the East Coast should alio., bo placed before the committee,'said Mr.' Woodruff. Engineers have showp .the cost to be very much less than that'of the East Coast, Every report of the engineers selected to survey these two routoq have report­ ed In favor of the 8t. Johns route. If ia the intention of the Sanford Board of. Trad*, to Induce the com1 mittco o n . the return trip to take care at. New Smyrna, motoring from there to Sanford and Orlando in an an endeavor, to show the Committee Just 'what advantages are to be gjilnod by adopting the'St. Johns route. From Sanford the committee will be taken "to Jacksonville by private yscht, which- the Sanford Board of Trade .will furnish f o r ' the disting­ uished visitors. Mr. Woodruff*said he did not b{£ lieve Lrlando realized the Importance of the oppportunlty' which was now presenting itself to the people of this section. He. said the St. ‘Johns route would riot only bonefit Sanford, but that Orlando had almost as much to g>ln‘ In tho way o fraocuring cheaper freight rates aad the possibility of securing a deep .water way to our city. "It* U not a far distant day before'rivcf steamers will belying ot an Orlando pier." Little as tho pos­ sibility may seem to you at the pres­ ent time, this.fact la aura to take place.” •“ Mr. Doufclass said he understood that both Secretary of War Baker and Secretary. Daniels of tho Navy would .,bl in attendance rit' the Mi­ ami meeting.' He said that -Miami was. apcrtdlng $17,400 to entertain this convention, and that Lrlando as well aa Sanford stiould be represent­ ed by-at least ono delegato'to ket thom^ know we were on the- map "It Is .imperative that this .commit­ tee‘be induced to return via Sanford and Orlando, thence ovtr the St. Johna . . ' It ia understood that Secretary D C Marlowe of thp'Sanford Board cf Trade will leave In the morning for Jacksonville to secure the yacht which is to convey the Deeper Water Ways committee-to Jackfonviiie . It was definitely settled that Or­ lando shou}d be represented at the meeting cither by M M Smith or R B Broas|er or both ^-Orlando Re­ port cr-Star - Phone Hill Lumber Co. for that Good, Hard Alabama Lime. The kind they all want. . . Sem inole's R oll o f H onor Navy Karl Schultz, Sherman Routh, .Collier Brown* Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roureillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oecar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, William Hart ley, Wallace Upfrird, W. C, Temple • Army John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Walker, Dr.' Ralph. Stevens,- Jo* Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ derson, E rn est Gregory, Fred’ Masop, George ■^IcLaughlln,• Harold Wash­ burn,' Albert Fry, James Eatridgc, George fluff, Thomas Sullivan, W< A. Pntlishnll, Meade Fox, Ingram Guerry, Joe Guerry. Oscar N. Zlttrower, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ liams, Vail Lovell, Martin-Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dlckjns, John Lee, J. A. Stafford, Andrew Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. Back, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, Arthur L*«ris,' Melville ,C. Tyler, J. F. Coates, Ernest Gormlcy, Walter Radford, .Corbett Hutchinson, Sam Pevehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. Hunter, Vfflson Miller, Harrold Long James Weaver Norman Baker, Er­ nest' C, Morris, Ike House; T. *M. Hill, Harry* Rabun, Guy Stafford, Lewtie Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. O. GUlla, Willie 0 . Goolsby, Harrold Holiday, C. -R. Peqbody, Robert Merrlwethcr, .Robert Routh, Staf­ ford LcKils, Grover LeFils, Paul Dooley, E. L, Mott, Frank carnpbelli, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, . Oscar DuBo'se, Edwin L. Dlnkln, , . * . Shm J. Pickens, Harry H. New­ man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J, King, Charles P,rlcstcr, . Robt. 0. Weeks, ‘ Walfrrd Picrsoni Vander Perrittc, Adolph Shaw, Barney'^F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drawdy Matthers, Lewis' Col­ lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch,. James H. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson, C-. fft Smith, Roy Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal Georgo Hyman John fe Hawkins Fred Ballard Cal Robert Willie Joe Zapf. ‘ Ralph Geiger' Harry Geiger Fred Ballard ' Robert mil Eddlo Potter o o e c n im n in is e e c q iB n im iK x n n n n n n o s e c n iin n iiiijB e e muijoOi<unCanjiejim n u iajnunm%iaunu swj«W »U»0«ajrejoui Market 111-113 Park Avenue High-Grade Bakery Goods e ‘ — Full Line o f — ‘‘ *■ F lorid a and W estern Meats Com e in and see us. F irst class g o o d s . , Prompt, and courteous service.. Reasonable prices; i , L i, * J .. G. W . -SPENCER Free Delivery» Phone 106« m m m m m m m x x x w i j .;/ Bottle 0U R M U T V A L P R O T E C T I O N against imitations and substitutes Harry Papworih Writes Aboat Bay* ^ T o u believe in la ir play in business? Then Will Try Florida Beer Who Hare Made Good Washington, N ov.'28.—What will demand the genuine, "bottled Coca-Cola. Now York, NoV 20.1917 be of more than passing interest to R J>‘ Holly,-Editor, Drink C oca-C ola'In Bottles the stock men of Florida la the. de­ .Sanford Herald, , cision ot Quartermaster General Hen*; Sanford, Fla y Q. Sharpe to give Florida beef a Keep a case in yqur homo. Order from your dealer . My Dear Sir:. trial at Camp Johnston, Jackson , *. * * * y ^ - Thera a n several of your old dtivilla. D e l i c i o v 8 a n d R e f r e s h i n g aena.who live in the "Big City” who ■Quartermaster General Sharps are mighty proud to read the man­ made known his. Intention to Sehator ner in which you people til little old plctchcr after* Hi^(Scnstor Fletcher) Sanford are doing '‘ their bit,” ' and had ‘requested that Florida beef be s a n f o e d ', ph on e 2 i : F l o r id a reading in the Usua of Nov 10th uied, In the following letter; that you desire tha names of San­ ford boys who are doing "their bit” Honorable Duncan U. Fletcher, and not .on the Roll of Honor I send _ United States Senate, law Washington, D. C. W,o have tho largsat display room In Floridayou the following information: Prices reasonable. My Desr Senator: > Some of you. will remember the M M UCO Electrical 8 apsli#a— HeaUaf Appsrstos Under date 6f .November 1', 1917, Willie family, consisting of father Correspondence and Personal Calls Solicited and three boys who all sang In the I advised you that investigation was ,1™ I K SO N e l e c t r i c c o m p a n y ^ Episcopal church choir of tho Holy being mide, nr your request, as to Croes, were members of'the fire-de­ the; desirability of utilising some o{ partment and joined the first jnill- the ligh t. Florida beef for Camp tary company organized in Sanford, Johnston. I have now heard from >><4 and after, the Spanish American war the Quartermaster at Camp John­ ston and, 2n the report Indicates that joined the- regular' army, and all three boys obtained - eommlfeioni. the beef may prove satisfactory, STANDARD HAILBOAD OP THE BOOTH f\ Quite recently a fine looking chap in except m to weight, he has been In­ structed to purahase and Use this the colonel’s uniform of the regular army, walked In the ofhcc and. who bhef for one wtok, each dressed ani­ thould It |re but Bob Willie, the mal to weigh not Ism than 800 lba., eldest of the three -boys, who la now' .gqd at' the end of tha weeW to report ■No. M N f;W . ; No. 82 . lieutenant colonel on General Bell’s anew a* to the quality apd sultabllLv Jackao^TDle^_9ilO a. m. staff In Washington I believe the Ity of the meat for his camp. :*’f ! Ar Saviaask----- 1:15 p.m. Very respectfully, ' father ot these boys ajdll Uvea In’ St Ar ChartMoa— 60S p. m. Henry G. Sharpe,. . Ar Biduasad----S M a.m. Augustine. . It might' help some ot 7t A» Wa*hlagten__8;40 a. at. io * & Z m. Quartermaster Geheral. the boy* on your Honor Ro!T should -A, 1^10 a.m. Stuart now baa an ice plant and their get in touch with Col Bob'. _ gt$9 a. w* ■v *»$•_**.■* Some of your oid dtlzene will re­ whlla this information would not be member the celebratlpn we had particularly pleasing, perhaps, to the when :"iitUa Joe" Zapf waa born A people of the far north or east, jt ia WWla few .day* baek I - received a card imporaint and Iritarestlng (n’ Kloridg, ■' ; even with winter, coming right along. from- MoT written from. Southamp­ The Ice plant at 8 tuart la estab­ ton, England, sh0 be la now Ffrot Lieutehent In the Engineers Regl- lished at.‘what waa formerly € fish • ' Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 3 DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING- A TON AND NEW YORK v �ITY PULLS PROGRESS - -f- >%*1{ , r, *■' ** *‘ / n'^V‘ *‘ ' ’ - "/ - ey-JI not ./BODliClNG . PROMOTING" b o a u d o f t r a d e r e su l t s . (DT TH* 8ROUTTAHt) . Kelt Mee<lng at Orlado, you’ advocate and. in and through . December m onthly'meeting tTil* orgmliatlon you will fin d 's Board of Trade will brheld in .channel that will assist you in ac’ •Tuesday, Dec. 11th at 7?80‘ (^mplUhlng many o/ the thinga you. This will bo a formal bualneaa wiah-tu Accomplish. Wo repteafcnt It is urged that a targe no .particular creed or politics but ,Jon go from Sanford and from wa do roitre»ent the brotherhood of Seminole county .towna. Auto- man. and the Idea that cooperation* to aecommo’dte ail- .who along the right liqp* serves to build to attend will leave the Carnes bigger, better men and women. In promptly at SdO-p. m. -T be;Ahi§ work you can help and if you Orlando Interested '• Wt need builders not. leinoclysta If^Tk* Orlando Board of Trade is so to knock your Board of Trade is Lry much Interested fn transports- to knack your own.homo town and and traffic matters and realising county. ■ . ■ - CHARLES HOWARD P lirT E N - with the Sanford Board of Trade^to noward Ptattenburg,. . lure their Interests _ represented ^ preacher, editor and orator, had should further application be made aei|Tere<i his famous lecture, "Loyalty ly southeastern railroads--for in- lo the Home Town,” In several repreetaed freight rffstea.. DeLsnd is scntntlvo Kentucky dries the Ken-* slio vitally Ihterested ss well as tueky netall Merchants' association *Apopks. *EU9tt> nn(1 Lcoaburg. - It is printed several thousand copies of this Iks desire* to aid and assist the rail- lecture and scattered them broadcast -«,di all possible and provide them throughout the state, thus demonstrat*rith Incomes sufficient to perform |ng the urtrem l appeal and Popularity Tormri service, but It i. hot felt that . * £ • PUttenbnrg*. work on the plat*uh the "heavy tonnage -th ey are SOW receiving, a tonnage greater Uun their capacity, that an Increase .tn freight ratea would benefit them eicept In Increased idytdanda. It la ' the policy now of tha organisations >Vr, pi^tfwnbars'a articles on Uilw and kindred subjects have had a drcularion „ j diore than a.million copies for the' past ten yeafa. Charles Howard Plattenburg has octuplod a prominent place on the L'yce- V U W l t OM IU L r t l l U L U n U - May Have to Build Homes fo r War W orkers. Great Influx of Laborers at “War. Bride" Cltlaa Puta Living Spaoe . . at a Premium. |1 z ' 4 “ — „ - -• zjk --:’ 7/V ., Washington.—With thousands of. workmen crowding Into the* "war* bride” cities of the nation. Unde Sant faeea Jhe proposition o f becoming a landlord or having hti Important war work crippled. The crowded condi­ tions tn many Industrial centers siready are hampering the Work of nranl* Ilona manufacture, especially with ad­ ditional plants being boilt to employ more workmen. The great demand for laborers in' many sections has been followed by the demand fpr houses.* Companies have built houses foe their own .work­ men, and real estate men and builders have done their best to relieve tha situation.i. flowererythe onward aweep of workman has defied all efforts, to­ ward proper housing. The use of beds Id ctgfat-bonr shifts has been resorted to tn such cities as Younstown, 0 .; Brie, Pa.; Bridgeport, Conn.; Chester, Pa.;- Newport News, Va, and many others. AH of thead dtlea were crowded-even before-the United 8tatee entered the war. In Brie* 48' munition workers procured room and board In one five-room bouse, with cots In every room and in tha cellar and attic. Conditions In-all of , these dries are becoming worse each day. One shipbuilder procured 200 badly-needed workers and lost them the next day because be could find no place for them to sleep. A CAMOUFLAGE ARTIST ERICA IS PUT OK MARKET Ancient Yacht, Winner of Royal \ Squadron Cup, la Pbr Sale—fa * In Good Condition. America, which woo the Royal Yacht Squadron cup 80 year*, ago, Aug­ ust 22, 1691, la offered for. solo by ber'preaent owner*, Paul Butler and Mrs. Blnncho Butler Ames. ' She la now laid up at a wharf In BostoD.'and la In flret-clasa condition. That she will not go to the Junk heap la' practically certain, for before tba war several yachtsmen tried to Induce the Butlers to sell wUhoatSfieecM, and members of the New. York Yacht dub have been anxI'ous*t9 bare her. ,-v Furthermore, an examination of her hull /showed her to be In firet-dns condition, and although she baa been. pnQmllt>by.modern designers, aha (s still able to-aalL and'sail at a good rate of speed, If there Is ample wind to'drive.' She never was a good drift­ er,. but, given a gtg wbole-sall breese, she will show her heels to many much fonnger. v:> ! •/ ItJ t W Utvidentfe.f Great hooka need hard, done repeat­ ed study,, nnd are not. to b« skimmed OTer like current fiction. When the time which most la any care he ex­ pended on the mastery o f the thought la subtracted. a* modest knowledge.of the .language does not represent so very formidable ah extra* Investment. s i ~ u * i p . me Bronll Katherine had tho "Jumping toothache." although her mother was unaware of the nntunT of the pain. In her effort* to dtiWQvetjthls aha asked: "Whet does It feel like, honey?" "Oh." •aid Katherine, with A, note of path nod despair, f i t dee feels Uke A don ■•abortin'.” TUBES 30iT 30x33.25 Other Sixes Auto Casings and Tubes at Cat Ptki The SANFORD CYCLE COMPANY 115 PARK AVENUE SANFORD,- FLORIDA Held on Wrong Woman. . Tho s tm t car stopped and a man ac­ companying a woman got off tha front end of the car. As ho stood holding out his hand to assist tho .woman In alighting hs looked down the street Just then something,burned into tha outstretched hand and he caught hold, as. ha kept his eye on an automobile that was approaching. . “Let go my arm, man," cried the.col­ ored 1woman who was getting off'the car. •Tbeg your pardon," stuttered the surprised man as he looked at-the col­ ored women and saw that she, Instead of -his companion, had followed him off the car.—Indianapolis News. The High Cost‘of Illness. It is estimated by the United States public health scnrire that 8,000,000 per­ sons Id this country are III at any one time, that each, of the 80.000.000 wageearners lows on an average nine days of work from Illness yearly, Involving a t&tal wage loss of $800,000,000, while their doctor nnd medicine bills amount to 1180,000,000. Quality of Love. Let ouV never censing care be to better the love that we offer our fel­ lows. , One cup of this love thnt Is drawn-from the spring on tho moun­ tain Is worth n hundred* taken'from the stngnnrtt well of onlffinry chnrlty. —Maeterlinck. Pulling For The St. Johns Mr. K T. Woodruff' official delej»t» to [li« Deeper. Waterways con­ vention at M ia m i, le ft Sanford by suto yesterday morning. Wd are pulling lor a deeper St. Johns fiver and along with other*.Central-Florida dflfgai' * ii is hoped that Mr. Woodrufl *il! hi* su cce ssfu l in the under­ taking. . Anticipating' a 'Stump. The Victim—"And why should you bo so much concerned even If I nrn losing my Iinlr?” Tho Barber—"Why, sir, anyone Is annoyed'to find his busi­ ness. fulling off.*' ' Th» Sanford Board of Trade Is do­ ing til ponMlile to increase tho de­ mand for S em in olo county products {Saturday, th rou gh the Jacksonville Chamb-r of C o m m e r c e and. their A-l tprn i try. B. R; K iller n , r :qowt was sent out to all railroads -operating dining cars into,and out of Jtckinnville to shovf Semlnola coun­ ty produrts on their menus. Tho d*a ii not one originated by tho, writer, blit eom ea at the suggeation of Mr. Kessler, whq is riot-only working in tho interest of >Jackson­ ville, hut Florida at large and Sem­ inole county and Its Board of .Trade is glad to know that in the Jfcksonvill* Chamber of Commerce wo are finding such noble cooperation.. CHARLES " HOWARD BURQ. ,um nnd Clinutuuqua platform. He has UTtured In every state In tho Union save two and everywhere receives but tbe highest comranjdsriou. **i Bcfore.be went on the platform Mr. Plattenburg was a successful editor of n weekly newspaper In a leading. Iowa town, and there crime In dally contact with people, lived their lives, studied nnd helped solve their problems. lie speaks' from experience and first hand knowledge gnlncd by years of study nnd wide travel. Mr. Plattenburg will •At thr Shriners dinner, held^in leave each town with Its people think­ Jacksonville the other dgy, promi- ing bhinder, cleaner thoughts. His personality and words wlll^ be 1m* ntnt on.thrir bill of fare was labelled pressed on their minds. by n»mp Hanford's leading products. At the High School Auditorium, Whether os not you are a membar next Monday night. Tlekets on sale of the B oard of.Trade, the organisa­ At 'Philips Drug Store, Tho second tion it advertising yoii and your business. For tho prod Ocet and ahipptr we arc successfully representing y<mr traffic interests to tha merchant »rc increasing your sales by unnjtng rrnny tourists to your door and because of Iheir stopping* here «an,y thjt affords them their Bring * hom e. If you, the . reader, ihiii i° roopcr*l« in this way we .* ”* c’ #(1HfoR have f you - , ™ .you. , , . . - IIf-you B°t able to. pay the .110 annual ■then for heaven's saktf help ns boosting SEMINOLE COUN- Sufferings of Rich. "The poor uro often overworked; but they suffer leas thnn many among tho rich, •who have no work to do, no Inti^pestlng object to till lip life and to sntlrfy 1h? Infinite cravings of man tew nrtJon."'—WHl'nin Fllery Clinnnmg PLATTEN- Lyceum number. Yes, We Had Some Cold La*t Winter But the Citrus Industry .Survived it Hero is a salillbr who makes hlmsell look, like a wire screen so that the enemy will, think’ he Is nothing bul wire. Some camouflage. The Frcnrt polio who 1s seeO'ifu-e has succmlcf In weaving about himself a wire en­ tanglement and after completing tin Job I| at work pulling together a-dend ly grenade tri a trench tbe French bui taken from the Germane. winw did «some ».J damage nnd some of our best The cold weather in Florida Js»te winter We^too, sustained some losses, and we have no^ [Ul Yet we are disposed'to look upon the cold as disposition to minlmlxs the effects, and to believe lU t it taught needed lessons., perhaps a blessing in disguise, cr. Really good citrus fruits can be A country in which there w y i never rown only In a llmUcd area, even in encountered natural obstacles to* com­ lorldo. Were It not for occasional plete prosperity, such as the vagaries trees would be planted so far to of - the elements provide, would indeed cold, north as to make the pver-produebe a- heaven on earth. The, records the show that Florida has no more than tlon of fruit a menaco to the,citrus In­ «»• her chare or these climatic disturbance! dustry. A frecie In Florida -*i-tn fw t is more fhvored than many effect of dlKOuragtng planting tn sec­ tions outside the citrus belt other sections of tha world. ' ;4 \ . , v * f Los Angeles Family Goss to Edmon• tont Can^ and Takea Homs ; ‘ With Them. Determining AgejQf Eggs. * To determine the exact age nf eggs, dissolve sborft four ounces of common salt In n qtiartot pure water nnd then imnicrao the egg. If It be only a day or ao old. It will sink to the bottom of tbe dish, but if It be thfeo days old It wilt dost;,‘IF more than five, It will come to the surface. •Los Angeles.—It Is not an uncom­ mon sight to encounter a bouse upon rollers in the middle of a street end In the process of being transported to s new location some distance away, but It Is seldom .that a house is taken to pieces, the parts transported more than 1,600 mllea, and once more pat to­ gether again. This Is exactly what has happened, however, with the residence * Her Beet Wishes. of J. B. Storer of this dty. Tbe Storer It was the last day of school. The family recently dedded to make Its teacher was gtvlng a farewell party for home hereafter In'Edmonton, Canada, her close, os she was to be married In and for tome reaeon, not generally the near-fnture* The children spent a known to the public, they took thalt pleasant, afternoon, and before they bouse with them. A corps of workmen realised It the time came to eay good- was engaged, the-house taken down by, One by one they marched Op and piece by piece, each carefully marked shook hands with their dear teacher. and done up ln neat bundles and loadDoris said; "I hope*you will get as' ed upon a steamship for transportation isruul a re tint nntl ras eretn wv nreno fla1 ■ ** good my imps to Vancouver,, and theoca by rail to --'-rii L .-husband *- ~- - ^-T--T-_ .■ >----T *Edmonton. It will -not ho long, ‘(therefore, until an American frame house, Patting1Acquaintance.* Old-man Boggs says bis boy BIB built of American lumber from floor stops at the best hotels In New*York. to, ablngiea, appears in a* Canadian He does They're ocl tbe route o f t h f ci(y as tbs residence of the Storer laundry be drives a ' wagon for.— fanilly. Browning’s MagayId p. „ *> , RURAL SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED ** Worth Whlls Quotation. "Pleasure comer through toll and Higher Pay In .Business Pursuits not by, self-lndulgencn'and, indolence. Causes Shortage of Taschere in* WvAmlna Wyoming. ' 18cniinole eounty. mlnlstar is When one gets to love work, his life Is. a happy ope.”—Buskin. »r l ‘u°’ / 0,n thft Do» rd 0{ Trnd»* Cheyenne, Wyo^rScpre another one tk Is direotly.along the.lines tv„ i . v , **.*•for Moral School authorities In Wyo­ . All Nfekale. JudgldX%Tb« looks of tha collec­ ming say 20' rural, schools are dosed ts) plate that passes us at church, In the,statu because trochrra cannot be ne-tenths 61 the membere of the coo- secured. .More financial; reward lu •ogstlon seem to think that faeaVjn the business pursuits connected with tho war are taking many women and ^JjnTENBURO AND b g t d only seven squares men teachers away, from their l/rofc* Hon. nccrinllnrlo rim state sripertv • frie n d s suffered u» a.result of it MOVES HOUSE 1,680 MILES . A Wonderful Testimony to tbe Stability •of th« Gtnii fodwtry of ‘Dii* ,Slate 1 $2.85 •* ' ?L B “.7 ; “ ft us for long-continued periods.. To an ly anvthst extent some of us fell into this error ■ highly profitable Tcturn for .bis Inwhen ronteraplatlng the damage last vestment and labor. •winter's cold flld in Florida. . Tha wheat crop bf a targe are* of *ha NoW that it can bt looked baek to northwest waa 1£UljTall tore last with, proper perspective tha event re - . aaaegn tar reason of drou*bt- 'T '* f ^ Bk U thf roll .u bllltf of th. eitnl, lhoui»rM» or ■crt 1 J r.lj i msl slxe and U Uksly.to sell fora s much I wouht - f ndIret l i re*re m s ijE i capacity of (he citrus industry. staple erope in these sectlone. i li Onr new catalog is ■ worth-wblla book, If yen have it not, let us sand you copy. ; Buckeye Nurseries. j �f ,*r** J . & £ i« T "— of the Board of -Control,'and de-| and giria were'wide awako and wil dared that all public bualrjaaa should never forint the tale of tho rata.' ty transacted-openly and :h6ovnI' The pul jilt committee of the Bap^ It, J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES. Bnalnee* M iniftr board. Joe Is absolutely Correct. Hist church are actively engafed. In , There may, be rare occasions wh^n I getting juit the right kind 0/ Feldfelttd K*1r j T««MUy u d m u # the public interests would be best |preacher to serve in the absen^e.of served in a secret meeting of public Dr. Hyman and In the-interim hav servants, but such cases are to ’ few arranged these special services each H Remember your Bank Account is your faitfiful friend fn time of need. • ION r u e s IN ADVANCE: and far between ihat the good that Sunday at the Temple; _ B®T . . .. might result from.them % far out-1 ' j ) r. Hulfey hfts {,Mn .^cured^fcJr V Regular weekly or monthly deposits are what make your account grow to HONTUN weighed by the official dodging o f next-Sunday and will preach at both MONTHS,. . i «^mi a substantial /und. ' . };• responsibility Wnd sometimes downmorning and evening hour**: At i*A la U» CII# fcj Cmto U N P«T nt la % If you have npt a Bank Account, or are.thinking of atarting-andther,'let ua right croookednesa that comes from these service* the Doctor will deliver open one for you. ' la 1MMM MM Ba M*d« it Off** l!1" , , " ™ 1 ° r. of **■ •P«w *1 ■•rra'ons on timely Public servants like'any other ser­ subjects- and ovary one in Semlnble IM SmmM-CMm Mall Matltr AOfM tSa4 vants do not have to hide from the CAPITAL f3O.O0O.O0 SURPLUS $15,000.00 ■*h * ol Boated. r county should avail themselves of ,i IH N 'iB llh r ia t rurtla h:: larch Srd. 1ST* Uadtr Art of Muck master in order to render him the tho opportunity .o f hearing this great BmUBCM Uf W M m Na IU beat service, and those who practice man. this In the eydtyday affairs of-life usually jget canned the first time they are caught in the act.-rArcadia En-j ----terprUe. Wanls tree eta and H old Men to Meet In Orlando • T II. R. STEVENS m hand • THAT’S uS. . O . t , TAYLOR R. R. DEIS : * Things are to move rapidly in 'the AsaTCuU* So far only one man has stopped t. Ihla Herald bn account of our out- work of the Pederal Pood Adminis-' spoken Americanism and-to him and traU on.M jsahow n. by .the^call sent [any who are contanipiatlpg such a| °ut by U. S. Food Administrator move we send this Holiday Greeting [®™*.ton Beachara of the Florida Division, who has notified all wjiol from the Balnbridge Searchlight: sale and retail grocers' of the state, A weak kneed sissy asked the and also nil the hotel and restaurant of wheat la saventeen counties, not editor of this.paper if he was not men of Plorida .to attend-a confer­ of .wheat In aeventeen countries pot afraid that our eaustic references to And Carrter, editor of the Arcadia slackers and pro-Germana would CMt ence to be held In Orlando on the ncludlng the^central powers, will be 1,868,000,000 bushels, 86 6 per cent 19th of December, Enterprise is the progenitor -of a new t mp l da ua the patronage of some folks. If it of the five year average Cornralaed Ptsa la iM p M P M O e r M d U r ldnd of grass.- We can now look for| nr11 1W o w . ' b r iPka H M I s d S w I S W r , m W does we- want to pay that coat as . Although this fiats Is doss to ths Will amount to 8,312,000,000 bush­ O h H n M u dinn# i N n Q auln Andy to wear a grass ault and play holiday season; It will allow suffi­ BATCH ON APPLICATION quickly as we ‘ can. If there is a 1 Elrar ■ els, which la .14 1 per cent 'greater -------------the ukelele., b M to d ta ' •‘•I C m tsb Iw I man that takes this paper that does cient time for all- parties to attend than the average production for the I* ABCar Um ----- 0 -----U t , iO H tS , Pra*. and return home before the real not like/the fact that it la straining sat five years. Other crops arte es­ YOUR COMFORT CARED FOR I“ A Hotel Maii With A Conscience" Christmas rush, Mr. Beacham has Since Seminole county will •not every nerve to uphold the constitut­ timated as follows: luiva any . fair- this year It would be ed authorities of our native land, the indicated In hla letter to the dealers Rye, 147,000,000 bushels, 92 2 per well to investigate the idea of tiav-| quicker he will withdraw his patron­ and hotel men that it will be greatly cent sincere thanks lor their devoted aerALBERTUS H OTEL an exhibit at the. state fair at age the better we will like it. All to their Interest to be at this meet­ Barley,* 687,000,000 bushels, 96 vice and generous gifts. ------- J. T. VTAPUCTOM, Pr*» u 4 M r . Jacksonville. This will be the great we want him to do is to be manly and ing, Aa there will be some important >er cent Very Sincerely Yours,” ' ' O w N L lU M B b d u KVBOPIAN PLAN place to reach many thousands of say why he did it. One or two simps things brought out that will have ’ Naw tXraaai*rp brick UslaL hot sad rekT George F. Tibbitta, Oats, 2.682,000,000 buahela, 113 9 P,l’™u *a4 PsbUc batba. ratura people. *• who havcn*t-rthe man in .them to bearing on the future business. of per cent Campaign-Director for the Na- . eUl baw »S h uodern caaraaUacai. Whaa la ail. Tanipa^ctap wllh ua. Waaollrit #aur patraaic* take open isiue with it, have done tional War Work -Council. Rice, 70,000,000 bushels, 116 6 per usd » B da a k i l n c u t* taaka yeur'eta# ahh Tha food administrator of Florida cent — ----UM *Thc total aum is now over $116-,- ua phuauut. MX T w l f j i Btract. Phone Lest you forget we want to call ao, and like, a, .fool ostrich' have la about to put Into effect some new ■tuck their heads In the sand, think 000 and nine counties not reported. your attention to the -fact that the Flax seed, 38,000,000 bushels, 69 8 - the Sanford Herald will print one of ing that none could see their reason. rpilnga, and these are'not to be un* percent world at-large whaf.a fine agricul­ A large electric light, ^ t e r and tural section the new organization 7 the beat Christmas editions that has Like all simps they are ao thin that dertaken without consulting the groPotatoes, 719,000,000 bushels, ico plant will soon be in operation waa in. A-view taken on the Bur­ ever been issued in Sanford. It will a boob can see through every move I eery and hotel men who wllt-be first12 4 per cent and largely Interested, and more In they make. When this paper can’ t . do much to stimulate business of all Sugar beets,' lO.OOO.QOQ short ton*, at New Port Richey, Pasco county. gess place la. of a prize lot of hogs, The Port Richey Construction Co., and they are big fellows anre enough, kinds and every merchant in Sem live on the patronage of loyal Amer­ need of knowing what la to be done. 106 0 per cent f Whilo there la nothing In Mr. capitalised at 860,000, will install and another picture gives a glimpse Inola county should have an adver­ icana wo will let it aell for junk and Tobacco, 1,186,000,000 pounds, the plant’, and take over the small of the way things grow on Dr. Love’s tisement In it. Give ua ypur copy jum p'in tho river and be glad to get Bcacham’a notice of the meeting that 120 6 per cent out* of such a ^Country. We don’t gives a hint as to what ia-proposed, privately owned plant now In ppera truck farm. The Volusia county today. want to trade with cnomlca.-'be they he statea that thero need ‘ be no tion' there. The company will also farmers have gotten together for the • —- 0 — • . Thanksgiving Day Hervicea Janus-faced or otherwise, for a dis­ alarm among the dealers and hotel install a large rock crushing plant purpose of Improving conditions and Did you ever atop to think ^hat loyal man can’ t hAve an honest dol­ men for the policy of the Food AdServices for - Thanksgiving Day and sell. Upie for building purposes securing the best possible marketing the Sanford Herald has been at the lar. That’s US. ministration to .ask cooperation will will be- held at Holy Cross Church and fertilizer and crushed rock for facilities. . ' , . forefront of every good movement . - O' . " be qbserved until such a policy may as-follows: — —0 ------‘ road making. . for tho public welfare in thhi county. 7:30 a. ip- Early service. prove ineffective and vohL-of deTHANKSGIVING DAY . That tho Herald takes ,an active part 10 a. m. Morning Prayer. The annual meeting of tho Florida Isired results. The Polk county commiiuiioncra Next Thursday la Thanksgiving -’ In- every one of them, booata them 10:30 a. m. Choral Celebration. Educational Association will lie, held There is one thing, however, that are to be commended for ordering * b y printer’s ink, by monoy, by time Day and nover In the history of the the people of Florida, caa be assured The usual gifts for the altar dec­ 250 'guns for the.home guards of In Daytona December 26 to 28 (In­ and effort. ' Tho Herald Is known by cquntry. since-the civil war has this orations for distribution afterwards Polk-county. At their last meeting clusive. Prof. W. B. Cato, chair­ country., celebrated Thanksgiving ° f’ »ccbrding to Information given its works, by what it has done anil . . • IV WjrVm tthe k» a AIha n t it l m l n l a t k a l n a arc asked. Such gifts should be sent from office of Administrator they made an appropriation for this man of tho executive-committee, has ia doing every day. Are you'helping Day under arm* in which, ao ■many Reach am, and that ia a closer watc tho church- by Wednesday even- purpose and an.kcd Captain T. W Just issued the official program, of .our men were in camp* waiting . the HeYald with your, support? tig. Suitable music has been, pre­ Gary to go to N®w York aa soon aa which showa that many of the prom­ for 'the jhipa to transport them to f j dealing In food products, Au­ pared for this service. hss. been been given given hlrti hlrti to to ap­ possible and select same Mr. Gary inent educators of tho s'tate will bo foreign land*, there to battle fo^ the 1thority thority has. in attendance pnd deliver addresses Arcadia won the ^aviation school right apd for the upholding o f'd e - point the necessary inspectors, and kindly consented . and- will leave Enjoyed Hla Sanford Vtsll shortly. He .Is also instructed to before th® association. by good consistent boosting and, tho I rnocracy ind“ 'tho'freefng 'j f "the’ wo rid to;nc° vor. thp and there will be no eoctlon slighted backing of the Board of Trade from the shackles, of military des­ Tho Citizen waa romombeted In buy "46" Colts revolvers-for officer* Dally Optimistic Thou oht by . the'official investigator, whose souvenir poatals by George J. Smith; qnd 10,000 rounds of* ammunition. 'Seminole county can''have a gun potism. We are only vulnerable and ridicul­ dutiea will bo to furnish prices made while - he and Mra.** Smith- were in Mr. Gary will examine each gun and ^pchoor'by tho same kind of boosting There are great and varied rea­ by retailers for goods sold in small Florida. Inat ’ week, and the editor revolver, so that no qno need have ous through our in-Ptcuslons. but Seminole county will never get sons why Amcrlui and American# quantities and purchased by a con­ anything by pulling back and standwas in Milford plugging away-eigh­ fears thqt defective weapons wiil.be should glvt tharflt* this day. - There sumer. The guns will be e g outside cf the Board of Trade teen hours a day doing a hundred brought here. should be. more people jn the Grocers will have these plans fylly different things, or trying to, rather. shipped at tho earliest date pos­ It takes team work' to get results churches on Thanksgiving morn than explained to them and will bo told and there -Is no team work without Mr. Smithi.whn Is a p u t president sible via water to Tampa, and from ever before. -Thero should be more of many other things directly effect­ of the Mildford Business Men’s As­ there proportioned to the various tb« Board ~of TradeAmerican families engaging In fam­ ing business at the nieeting in Lr sociation, waa entertained at San­ companies in the county—Bartow, :• — 0— . .% • ily prayer* and home thanksgiving lando. ' ford at a dinner given by the San­ Lakeland, WinteY Haven, Fort The*Sanford Board of Tirade Is than ever' before. • And exch and ev­ ford Board of' Trade, given a ride Meade and Mulberry. : not a Sanford Board of Trade but a ery one of us should give thanks that through the. farm trucking section of Tax eh Motor Boats Seminolo county proposition, as the tho Lord has spared our country the Sanford, and met the mayor who la Collector of Internal Revenue. Tho ^earcity of .labor is a very recent trif* to Geneva demonstrated ravage* of a foreign foe and the de­ a-former Connecticut man and who serious condition that ia confronting James M. Csthcirt has rcccivei The Board of Trado is good for 600 spoliation that other countries In treated him very kindly.^. . the truck growers of Dade county numbers by the first of January —1 battle scarred Europe will and have from, the Department, forms for the Sanford is a wonderful and fertile a’ntfothcr sections of South Florida’. undergone in this greet battle that return of tsx on pleasure boita ImSanford Herald, { - .* poeed-by the Act of October 3, 1917, city on tho Str Johns river, am Where an increase in tho labor sup­ •* There ia no organisation that can his almost engulfed.the world.' Tho act imposes tho tsx on a) raises celory by the thousands of p ly Is to come from is a problem d o ao great as good for any communi­ We wilj give thanks that our .tf^jra plcssuro boats, bued oh their length tow ^ that the growers are up afcainat and t y 'a a a real live Board of'T rado on land and sea are safe and The editor has pleasant recollec­ over all,, exeept motor boats of loss one that is going to bo hard to solve. A n d surely a membership of 6D0 ■end up our prayers for-their aalvathan five tons net with fixed engines, tions of a visit there some years ago Lh account of the stringent Immi­ workers could "rem o/j a moun­ ant| safety on this day. -For In which case the' tax ia 85.00. after an .unpleasant experience In hla gration lawa It fa almost .impossible tain Sehri: V/I.iro ’Vzy IS H E R R m ' • * *' * - ■'. t ,AHp'• ** their preservation in th-' camps and home town wlth an Irate and'drunk­ to get labor from -the Bahama All owners of boats affected by J trenches not only from tho foe with­ en reader of the paper wKo called at Islands aa heretofore. At a recent meeting of the Board out but-the insidious fop within and this tax should at once make appli­ hla homo and knocked, down at. hla of Control of 8tate Institutions the many temptations - that beset cation to the office of the Collector front door, apd which caused him to .Chairman Joe Herman sounded a them .oq every aide. We shall give of Internal Revenue, -Jacksonville, take a southern trip to’ recuperate. - Tailing of the organisation of the O.OC1TMtM note that will accord with the Idea of I prnycr« for nur great leader, Prcdi- Florida, for' forma yppn which to The air of Banford, coupled with 1 Volusia county farmers' association the County "R ecord, published at the general public'In the mannor of ,jcht ^llaon and hla cabinet and all mako returns aa to this tax. •The drink from Ponce- de Leon's -Fouh For Sale By' tlnr public business. Joe the men who have our boys In charge forms will also be avaUable at the tain of .Youth at St. Augustine, and DeLand, last week presented a full report of the meeting and gave some office ol Tucker Savage, Deputy Col­ protested against "executive sessions’ and keeping,.. Wo ahall pray for tbs delights of Daytona and Ormond Interesting pictures to show the lector at Tampa, and J. L. Loiter, speedy end to this war and a lasting resulted^ In a lasting recuperation, Deputy Collector at Key West. A peace that shall be everlasting. nevar to- be forgotten.— Milford supply of the forms hss also been Thanksgiving Day 1917 should sent to the deputiy collectors of cus­ (Conn.) Citizen. ■v *‘f mark an epoch in our lives'and we tom! in charge at Pensacola, St. An |‘ should bo found that day giving drew#, Apalachicola,’ Cairabelle, Fer- APPRECIATES Y, M. C. A. WORK thanks for the many blessing# of the nandlna, St. Augustine, Miami, year and especially should the people Boca Grande, Tarpon Springs and Campaign Director Think* Seminole Had Great Record of peaceful and prosperous Florida Cedar Keys, and persona owning The great record made by- Ssm observe this day as it should be ob­ boats subject to this tax m a y ob­ served. ■ tain th f forma at these offices or_by note county Is recognised in the direct application to tho collector's ofiowing tetter to Chairman Stevens "Over The T«p\ W e can furnish them in who had charge of the campaign in was the title of the oration given by office at Jacksonville^ this county: And we wish to thank all our customers for their any size or style These returns should''be Immedi­ Dr., Lincoln Hulley at the Baptist Mr. II. R. Stevens, ately secured and carefully filled.ou( This orationOemple Sunday night, Sanford, Florida. at reasonable ' depicting the trials and trlbulationa In accordance with the Instructions My Dear iir. Stevens: by 8ergeant Guy Emple, a machine contained on tho return, and the prices I take thia, my first opportunity gunner of the Royal Fualleers In the original and duplicate at once for­ of'expressing .to-you our deep ap­ warded to the collector, with, the r front Una trenches on ,0)0 French border was filled from beginning to mittances to cover-the tax in cases preciation lor tha excellent work dona in behalf of the National War end with nerve racking recounts of where tax la shown to be dup^ ghastly experiences. Dr. Hulley la • The law Imposes severe penalties Work Council. The total amount for Florida re­ A fter receipt of an orator that Is equal to any ocea for falturA to make tho return and ported u $11 l,0i)0* and the National lion and while he\haa, thousands of pay the‘ tax aa required. order total Is about fifty 'million*, The admirers In th® city, tiW.on* of Stem ‘ ever aaw or heard him In better con­ Damper Crop ef Staples Everything in H ardw are.. Everything in Guns people of Florida did marvfclouily n n /i A m m n M i^ tn n f.u------* ! _* r u ______ . dition than he was In this delivery. Washington, Nov 26 —Bumper well, and I am confident tbat a and ^nm unition. Everyth E ve ing jn Stoves, Beginning at seven.In the evening world crops of corn, oats, potatoes, great bleMlng will.be received In ev­ I Kitchen Utensils, 3 Ette. with the music, song, Scripture *pnd tire, sugar bests and tobacco fo r this ery community'where the campaign prayer services the meeting luted year' are shown by estimates .com­ until nine o’clock and not one of the piled by iba International Institute waa'conducted. .i 1 am personally moat grateful for some five hundred in the audience of Agriculture at Rome, mads pub­ v*tg was a. bit Uraf.for ttiU great man lic today by the Department, of th* v a l u a b l e cooperation * that - the Agriculture Wheat, rye, barley and hid l i b audience-with him and never men of your, community ga«k ®nd Next to Seminole County Bonk Sanford, i\b through the whole- length of iho flax seed, however, haVe fallen'below, IONZJ4I iif r fiv e ypar average of prcductlon time ceased to Interest tho w (h e w » k o K - k P * « - fms1916'to 1916 The production tM jl congregation'—even the littl I, 7-<7 y-fl I* ,f . •'. •’’ '' lr,: ' it Don’t Be Discouraged in Saving Motley : BERALOPRINTINGCOMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD BEACUAM WILL SEE THEM c, . SANFORD, FLORIDA L WOODRUFF| THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS TAMPA HOTELS THAT WANT YOUR PATRONAGE THE * ®? ? 8. O T E L MAJEffiC HOTEL-Tispa, Florida JACK TAR fio n t o J la rs SanferJ Skoe & Clothing Co. era: t a : ‘• DELIVERY IN FIVE DAYS Q ualtity P r ic e ' - b'h*" - V . ■ w f 'W ; �PAGE FIVE nit u.w*»l»«»-” “ Uon J ’ersonfel Item* o f , Interest *1^ 7 ^ 0.1101 Small raft* Succinctly Arranged for Berried Hersld Besdsrt Ks-t orders now lor B f t " 1st. Mrs. S. B. Wight, • 28-Lfc , flout 3-o. u- Logan snd Mrs. Wakeflsld of L “ ,rs were in the city yesterday S shite here made a fine window fX i , In the drug store of ^ o b le y „ p»rk tvenue. These ladies are " B1king the finest of homemade Judies, caramels, fruit candles, etc f55a candy Is »trletly homo made isd i» part *n^ *nd ^ ^ P*Y r_a to stop and see the wondow dlsit Mobley's drug atom, f W* wish t0 onnounce \d the pubj f that we have moved our drug igton and are ‘now located t in tho First National Bank Building Puk avenue where,wo will bo ‘ Ad to welcome ail. Mobley's Drug taf gacita of Mrs. Lucy uaroer and Mi» Thelma Harber. Expensive Hemstitching Machine jut instilled at the millinery shop d Un. H. L. Du hart. .Ladles of juford ire invited to call and aee this machine in operation. Fourth u d Ssnford Ave. 18-tf.. - Uaion Thanksgiving services at lb Presbyterian • church Thursday 1wreiog at ten o'clock. Comd out sad hear Rev. Steinm eyor sa lt will b his list sermon in Sanford. pibtie Stenographer — Room 6) 4Jimer Woodruff Dldy., Phone 271. Mrs. Powell. •> 3-tf The Home Guards under Capt. Dieter will probably meet train 85 tosifht and give Capt. Geo. Horririg ud Lieut. Wight an honorary* escort frem the train to the- city. . Dr.-Davis will bo at tho Empire Hotel again Monday (noon) Npv. Uth to Thursday, Dec. 6th. See tb doctor, for glasses for poor vision «r hndiche. Como early. 25-ftc C. D. Rrurnley of Chuluota was is the city yesterday and says his section is all right with the exceptka cf a good road from Oviedo to Cluluota and on to Geneva. After ’Dec.- 1st a neat and clean, ;Hltle exfe will bo. opened on Park Snnue under the management of Jiiu Carrie (TVay. * 28-2tc Withita. Kansas. 27k2tp &r. antfrMra. 11. R / Stevens’ nod daughter Rebecca were the. dinner pttL of Mr, and Mrs. A. II.’ Moses k»t Sunday and after dinner taking • tide to Geneva and other points M interest. CHtkcas snd turkeys for Thanlcs«d a g at Spencer’s butcher shop. • ! • 28-ltc Iff. and Mn. C. B. Ryan have, to Sanfqrd from St, Cloud *■*« tiwy have resided for the paatyeara. Mr. Ryan wiU engage ■ tw fufnltun business aqd they rwide in the Bothamly house at ^ tomrr of Park and’Tenth street. «r many Sanford friends are glad ,# thrm back In this city. The Perk Avenue Cafe Is the piace . I P 1 y°ur Sunday dinner. Price ” **• 28-2tc Babson of Danielson, 'Conn, •“ has been spending some time S of Mr. and M n. I. D. left this week for St. Peters? w^*re k* will ■pend the winter. ®nd turkeys for ThankiI »t Spencer's butcher shop. 28-ltex tbo PPPnlw reprt- of the Southern Clay M fr « SHIRTS / D'r. Hulley, president of Stetgon In St. Cloud. C. B. Ryqn was here University,spoke twice at the Bap- for several years In the" furniture tilt Temple Sunday.. At 11 ■. in. he business In 'the employ of’ W. W. delivered the morning sermon. .At Abernathy and la Veil known In San­ 7 p, m. the n ib ject was "Lver the ford. They h%ve leased the corner Top." A thrilling oration depicting store room in the Stone Gdve block, the experiences of Sergeant Guy corner of First street and Palmetto Erapey as mschlne gunner of the avenue and will handle high-grade Royal Fusileers In the front line furniture and house sup'plles cf'overy trench on the French border. k,Sui- kind.‘ ‘ cide Squad/' “ Trench Raiding,” "The _ Boomers/'- ."Gas Attacks/' Election Proclamation "Chasing RaU and Lies, "The Star Under and by virtue of the aif-' Shell and Hand Grenades" and "Rush thorite In me ^vested ai mayor of ing the Trenches. the city of Sanford, .Florida, notice Turkey supper for 50 cents i t the {a hereby given that a general city new Park avenue restaurant. Satur­ election, will be held in Sanford, day night: U ■ 28-21 c Florida on the 4th day of Decem­ E. T. Woodruff,/representative of ber, A. D. 1917, for the purpose of the Sanford Board of Trade left this electing the following city officers, wit: morning with his wife, Mis* Emma Mayor' and seven councilmen, to Woodpiff, Mia. Patten and (laughter serve for the two years next ensuing, enroute' to Miami where they will from the first Tuesdsy aftSr the attend the Inland Waterways con­ first Mondsy in January, *1918, • And I do hereby -appoint the fol­ vention. f ' D. C. Marlowe, secretary of Board lowing persons as clerk and inspec­ of Trade and F. P. Forster, chair­ tors of said election: H. C. DuBose, m en'of the atbool aboard were the Work; C, C." Woodruff, David Speer main speakers at the Flag raising of and W. W. Long, inspectors. The polling piece will be at the the negro school at Oviedo Sunday. Are station In the city building, on A big exowd motored out from SanPalmetto avenue In the city of San­ ford. ford: The polls will open at 8 Lloyd Brown has returned home o’clock a. m. standard time and'will after a several months stay in Nor­ be closed at sundown, folk, Va. Witness my hand as mayor of the -Carl Roumillat, an old Sanford city of Sanford, at Sanford, Florida! boy who is now agent for the Paige on this the 20th day of November! cars. In Jacksonville was in .town for A. D. 1917. awhile on Sunday. J. D. DAVISON, Mr. D. G. Wagner and daughter, Mayor of City of Sanford. Mias Ada* Wagner* of Kissimmee Attest: spent the week end In the city. • . J. C. Roberts.-City. Clerk.. W. N. Avera was In town Satur­ day* and Sunday enroute to the fair Come In and Hear the Colombia n t Ocala. • Records fog December •Mrs. J. M. Wallace has returned 2394 Cheer Up, 'LLixa; Melod from Tampa where she has- been Land. . v visiting her alatCr for the last two 2376 It Takes a Long Tall Brown weeks. . .*. .. > Mrs. Walter Morgan, Mrs. R. E. Slim Gal—------: One Step More. ' 2380 Cinderella or Tho Glass Tolar’ and Mra. Gaiipway, president SJlpper, Parts 1 and 2. of the Woman’a Club have returned2392 Medley of Christmas Car­ from the Woman's Club convention ols, Parts 1 and 2. . that waa held in Tampa last week. 2389 Sometimes You'll Remem­ Mrs, J. W. Dlckins will remain a ber; Moat Wonderful of All. . few days longer, 2374 ' Children’s Frolic Christmas ' Sam Shiver spent Sunday in Or­ Morning; . Santa Clsau Patrol. lando. 5996 Hello. Aloha|. Hellol Fox Mrs. M. P. Hall returned yester­ Trots;* Billing Away on the Henry day from a several months visit in Clay, Fox Trot. Waycrosa and .Tifton, Ga.. and 5917' Hello! I’ ve Been Looking Jacksonville, FIs. for You. Listen to This—b n e Step. Miss Jessie Graves has accepted a .- 2384 I Don't to bo Loved n . position in, Mobley’s Drug Store. Little by a. Lot of Little Boya; I’d The flag pole has been erected on Love to bo a Monkey in d Zoo. the postofllco building and Old ’ Gibson & Wallace. Glory now bids defiance to any Ger­ man aeropiafics that might be hover­ ing over Sanford. . OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT T. S. Huff claims to have gone on1 Three' • rooms fronting on First a hunting trip last week. In fact he street, most desirable office rooma told Tho Herald editor.that he went hunting but up to dato' we have no in city. Several other roAms for proof of the fact that ho'was hunt­ good offlres.'in same building. YOWELL & SPEER. ’ ing. He had a’ fricnd along who was 23-tfc hunting maybo but not Huff. How-ever we give him the benefit of the The Park Cafe doubt if lie will bring in some birds .. .A homelike place where you can os proof. __________ • / Lo nerved ‘ good home cooking, feel Dr. HullerslTemple Sunday Mornink HourV^fhe Comrade In, White;"'Evening Hour; "Bring My Boy Back Clean." Dr. Hulley, president of Stetson University will qpcik.st the Baptist Temple Sunday, Dec. 2nd, at both tho morning ahd evening hours. The soidiera .on the battle front declare thab-Chrlst has come again; that Ife haa been seen by hundreds of eye witnesses oh the battle lifte'. Their stories are the moat th’rilllng that the war baa produced. Dr^ Hulley will give^a-full account of these appearaaroa of "The-Comrade In WHIte*' at eleven o'cotck service. At the seven o'clock service the Doctor wW deliver a sermon on "Bring My Boy Back Clean/" This, wilj/ also -be a war address. Dr. nuiley will sh ow the temptations and. the sin* . of life In. the army, camps, on the battle fields and/in the cantonments In tho United States. He will illustrate it by aome of the most wonderful stories the people have ever listened to.* They ere thrilling heert searchers. These two addresses .crowded the auditori­ um at Stetson to the doors, the main floor, galleries, aisles and plat­ form being filled. The Temple has a splendid audi­ torium which can bs easily heated. Extra chairs have been provided for the cbmfort of all that may'caro to hear tligsd two sermons.1 * HAPPENINGS O F'IN TEREST IN AND •AROUND SANFORD rmt Kloi Meljuihlln, S*cUI Editor. An yon* haotai cn—U. parttMoraiyartieto lAr ifcfc column, |t would ha appraclalad U they would UUphon. S70-J McLaughlin and was born hero. She comes from s family noted for the beauty, *brilliancy and charm of Its women and Is a perfect beauty her­ self, with all-the bright vivacious charm cf her aunt and namesake, M rt.'W . J. Townsend of this city. She has since childhood, lived in Florida until the pst two years, when she has been with her sunt In Penn­ sylvania. ‘ Mr. ScOtt is a Virginian by birth and the son'of the Rev. Mr.. Scott of Virginia, 1 Methodist minister of note. He is Uving in New York and ia connected with the American Ra­ diator' Company. No date haa been announced for the marriage but it is understood that it will take place in the -near future.—Augusta Herald. Cerflfoft Untie Club ‘ _Ln-Saturday, Nov, 24th the Cpcilian Music Club met at the' studio .of Mrs. Fannie Munson 'and the fol lowing program was enjoyed: Dance of the Elves.:..;— ....... .‘ ....Grelg ‘ Mary Elias both Puleston Duet, Dance of tho Kowpiea Ashford Emily Bailey and Mrs, Munson Cathedral Echoes./.—------------- :Read May Holly Two Piano Number................ Lebcrt Maud Lake and Margaret Neal March of the Recruits ............ Schnall • , Dr. Lincoln Rultsy, Mias* Mary Hulley, Miss Mary Morse and Misa Catherine Beers' wore the dinner "Spendthrift Club" was enter­ guests of Mrs. T. C. Neal Sunday. tained by Mrs. Blllis! Hill last Fri­ day . afternoon * in a very informal bu.1 delightful manner. Mrs. Ernest - Mrs. R. C. Bower entertained the Haushoider won the Club prise, two Auction Bridge Club' Monday after­ crc'pe de chine handkerchiefs and noon ' at her attractive home on The living room MUs Katherine Wilkie won the gues. Fourth street. prise, silk hose. Lthera present work Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Deas, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Betts and Miss CharHand. Mias Mary Frances Ball, who la Vorce, Mrs. Bishop,’ kin. Puleston, attending the Cathedral School In Mrs. Newman, Mrs. MUler, M n. Orlant'o jptnt the week end at home. Gonxales, M n. Roumillat, M n. lymea, M n. Dea* and M n. 'M c ­ Mn. Lula Lawrence of Nashville, Laughlin. •V Tenn., Is expected Wednesday to be thogUM^of Mn. W. D. noiden for a John Russell has returgpd to Sanfew days. Mn. Holden will enter­ lOrd after a-eummer in the north tain at bridge Thundsy afternoon and .west. He was accompanied L ____ for Mn. Lawnnce. home b$ Mr. and Mn'. E. L. Day of New York and Dr. Glohensky. of Mr. F. A. Sehumpert has arrived Michigan, the party rasMng the trip in Sanford to be the guest'of Mr. down in Mr. Russell's car. The and Mrs. 0 . D. Bishop for the win­ many friends of "Honest John" are ter. '•■**' * glad to see-him back again for the winter. * Mra. T._L. Dumaa hnlerUina at bridge Wednesday afternoon for her Mrs. Thdmaa A. NeAl will enter­ daughter, Mr*. F. Arthur Haaard of tain the Every'Week Bridge .Club Georgetown, S. C., who ie hrr guest. and one gueet table this afternoon at ier attractive home on Park avenue. Mra. T. A. Real and Miss Mar­ Those invited are Mr*. Vorce, Mrs. garet Neal leave Wednesday, for De- Barnes, Mrs. Smith, Mre.-’Thigpen, Land to . bo tho guests of Dr. and Mrs: Frank Miller,. Mrs, Gonaales; Mrs. Lincoln!Hulley for several day. Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Deas, Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs. McLaughlin and ' . Mrs.' Ayiett Fitts, Jr., and chil­ Mias Wilkie. dren are visiting Mrs. Fitts’ mother, Mrs. R. S. Sheldon in New Smyrna. t, who has been *l*la evening. Those invited aides for several ®rp: Dr-* Bnd Mr»- Puleston, Mr. Thelma Dobbins and Mrs. Munso for Lrlnndo #Rd Mrs. Bishop, Dr. and Mrs. C, G. Thelma Dobbins and Mrs. Munson _ Butt, Mr. and Mrs. lfsl Wight, Mr. Part 11, • ten, a prominent and Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Cabalctla— ..... — !---------- Lack waa In Sanford Thrasher, Mr, nhd Mrs. Houshoider, Virginia DeCoursey ' i Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr, and Mrs. Gold wag’s Dance....:—.........DeRussey _ • • 1E. F. Lane, Mf. and Mrs. B. L. Fannie Reba Munson ». % Karl Roumillat, Perkins, Air. -and ' Mrs. Roumillat, A group of Spanish songs from ind Mr. .Hopkina *Mr. and Mrs. Thigpen, Mr. and Grpnados and other well known suj tored down nnd Mrs. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. W C thora was greatly enjoyed as they Mr. and Mrs.- HiU, Mr. iuid Mrs. F. L. Milter, were sung in Spanish by Mrs. Alio, (Continued on Paga 8) . This will lie tho last meeting of Eugene Roumillat, the clulijunlil the second-Saturday in January, when we hopp to have more friends present nnd if possible, even “Wore pnjoyahlo program. Adele Runge, Scc’y. 7 5 c I Hotel Carnes 1 7 5 c Mrs. L. R. Philips haa returned from a visit to Winter Park. *■ . Mrs, ifownnl .Tibbies and , Mias jfannlu. Reba Munson left yesterday at home and got' something good to for Haines City. .Miai Munaon will eat. • . 28-2tc be the gucat of Mra. Tibbies for aev ’ /tpplea—Apples oral weeks. Car on the track near old depot. Barrel ------ $3.76 — ~ W. W. Sasser, who has been em­ Bushel................... 1.30 ployed in the Peoples Bank haa been Peck....w./.!...-.... . .35 tran sferred to Miami. * . 28-ltc Mr*. S. E. Barret,, who. haa been Menu for Turkey Supper,. Dec. let the guest of Mrs, Cecil Gfabbett left today for Winter Garden where Mr/ Roast Turkey with Dressing Barrel la locate^ this.winter. Cranberry. Sauce . . . . Creamed Potatoes Peas Mr. and M n. Hoy are occupying , Salad Mfts Allie Trafford’a home thli seaHome Made Bread and Dutter Cake Coffee • Price 60 eta. - M*. and .Mn. Ciar’^i D. Stroble 28-2tc of Portland, Indians w jl arrive in a ftw.ttiys to be the guer.* of Dr. and Basket-Ball Schedule Mrs. IL C. Bower. - \ Nov. *2—Eustis, in Sanford. Nav. 16—Kiasimmee, in Sanford. Nov. 23—Oviedo, in Oviedo, Dec. 7—Orlando, in Sanford. Dec. 8—Kissimmee, In Kissimmee. Dec. 14—Cathedral, In Sanford. Jan. 4—Stetson, In Sanford. Jan.' 11—Orlando, in Orlando. Jan. 18—Ocala, in Ocala. Jan. 25—Oviedo, in Sanford. Feb. 1—Opals, in Sanford. Feb. S —Duval, in Sanford.. Feb, 16—Stetson, in DsLend. Feb. 22->Duvsl, In Jacksonville. March 1— Cathedral, in Orlando The msny friends of Mrs. Harry Pqpworth will.lie delighted to know that abe Is expected to visit her parents. Mr. and M rs.M . F. Robin-, sod after Christmas. Anna D uB ose — H ii— I M en u I * F O R♦ T H A N •K* S G I V I N G TLicutenant Ralph Wight and Mrs Wight are expected in Ssnford in the next few d*?a. . > ' R eservation Taken U p T o W edn esday E ven in g SANFORD, FLORIDA Mr. Lake left last Friday for Den­ ver, Col,. on business. * I Mias -Louise Kolb of'C hicago Is expected In 8inford Sunday to visit M n . Carnes. Mr. anfly Mrs, A. H. tkepUan ■ OYSTER COCKTAIL CELERY: BRANCHES CREAM OF ASPARAGUS SALTINES FRU IT SALAD . ROAST YOUNG TU R K E Y .. i WITH FRESH CRANBERRY SAUCE BARPECUED PIG W ITH BAKED APPLE ' BANANA FRITTERS AhJD SAUCE . *^ CANDIED YAM S - MASHED TURNIPS SNOW-FLAKE POTATOES. CORN GEMS PUMPKIN PIE BOILED CUSTARD A N D CAKE * AFTER DINNER M INTS . COFFEE Mrs. C. A. Henderson of Dallas, Texas arrives today to spend the winter‘ with’ Mrs. May. Collins, Miss Helen Rowland and Mrs'. Rowland of Lrlando were the guceta of Mlse Charlotte* Hand and Mrs. W. H. Peters‘-Sunday. Mrs., Row­ land leaves today for Los Angeles‘ to Paper Hanging and Painting spend .the winter months with rela­ Thousands, of new samples of wgl tives,. *. • paper for'you to select from, Sem­ ple* will be brought to your door Sanford's basketball team plays upon request. I also do decorating and painting fee It. should be done. Euatis Thanksgiving. The girls They »re'well known in the! F. W, Temperton, 108 Palmetto leave early Thursday for Euatis. It is n eedless to any wo expect to win, -e*trad*, having-for several;AVe„ one door from First street.. A Private Leslie Hill is home on a furlough, visiting Us mother, Mrs. Krupp. —r*— Mrs. L. H. Kirby of Chattanooga arrive* tomorrow to be the guest of *' —i.’ 4 j * Mri. S. J, Caroet. Sanford Shoe & Clo X! S O C IE T Y ’ S DOMAIN Air. opd Mrs. Jones -of Jscksonvllle are the. guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. C ooper'at their attractive homo, on Palmetto avenue. Raisins �» , ^ , t:.: • f v fV k *s itf LFye Depends on-Clrcumabuioee. ••One should always serro frofn the !" Iteew York shilling. or York, shilling, b i t e old. Spanish "real," or one- left Side. That's right, I bellcvo." "All eighth of a dollar."'It la about equiv­ depjpyl*. In ecrrlng robpenka you alent In value to sixpence^ English, sneak up from the rear." l i (1* Boa (horn states It Is called a ' - Hew York eh.ll.no. Danoer In Overpenfldenoe. “ They aay a fool for. lock." "Tflat's wfcat they aay. . BUt -don’t let your jtaefldence In that theory bake you do*' P««d too stropety oa luck, yonng man." - Txmirr'n* Courier-Journal. s - s £ ^ S s i.S - is S S s s s e s ; £ ‘k S s S = s s .-s = S fleers end tho rartoui bureaus of the . i ^ jftszs'& v r.- nailway Trafflo In Orltaln. . AiiiifUKh Orttlnh railroads sank' fourth among the nations Inrrrnrd.ltf mileage. they carry more passengers erery year than are carried. In any other country. ? ,“ ^ - a ^ T S S . ^ . '^ o n ? '- S ^ S ^ f f i S & T K S S S c lr s thnt (h r l ^ n r h m i m ’ whn m nkos her‘ fln,( P d& U n* prefw’ o n Capitol U|j{ Forest* "— ■ i relieve her of tho hay, but ibo mo- tho mjjncestlon—mildly, as be s a ra - . j j j j j " wJ^Sy11’ really thinks that the m*d Americana !"“*!’ p * , tlooed'them sway with a frightened i n onlla nnahh of mlnr ibtw Imm t i *n®*. * BU* ^ grettire. Finally one of the managers NOISIEST THING IS BIRDS Twaa ^ver Thu*. Educated Women In Russia. “ Htatcsroeo,” wild Plutarch. **nre not iBBaf^gjra T«*. Tell mo when the train for .''Tha educated .woman In Russia, even only liable to giro o& account of what --------------Ty Cobb goear ahe asked with a sigh. they say or do In public, but there Is Oermans Drop an Ooeeslonal Poorly ‘I*™ been watching that tnab for two prior to the revolution, enjoyed a po­ rt tl cm of freedom equal to that of any a busy Inquiry made Into their .very hours, waitin' for him to call s train, other country In the world. She was meals, .beds, mnrrlngea and .every oth­ but .he--hasn't called once.” And she frequently found ad owner and man­ er sportive or Serious action.” And pointed to the resplendent door man ager of large fa cto rie s and estates Plutarch lived nearly 1,900 years ago. *fho stands at the top of the .steps Id- she got hVrdegrec* at the unlversUles aids the main entrance of the hotel. along with men: she was given posts Argonne.Toreat Js no place for a nun • “But this Is not a station; It's a as teachers of sll kinds. Including pro­ fessorships st men’s, unlversltleoi, and aching for a scrap. Ysnquols Plstesn, I hotel,'* the manager told her, “Ain’t Oils the Grand Central sta­ «he practiced medicine and dentistry. where thousands of French and Oer­ mans met death In bloody combat, la tion r tho old woman asked, “i got There was a marked tendency to "en­ as quiet on these sunny antutoo days oft the subway and walked where they courage'bef entering thd legal profe» slon, and the constitutional democrats as tho Polo Grounds In mldjrinter. told me. and I ended up here.” .The manager assured her that the In the damn wanted to admlfheii to Barring , an occasional thunder roll from far away batteries, and an hour­ bad wandered Into the wrong building, the duqes of Jury sendee, Wb*tt>amly reciprocal bombardment by French and then ha - aakeU again where ahe en teachers and professors, had'terved was going. - ‘ twenty years they were entitle^ to and Oermsn guns, the noisiest thing “I’m going oh tha New Haven rail­ retire, on a government pension, and that stirs the valleys la the twitter of road to Ty Cobb, Connecticut,” ahe If they died and were survived by-finsthe birds. said. “I Uya In.Brooklyn, and I’m go­ bands, the-pensions continued during A young French ■officer, returning ing to see my son-in-law.* their husbands' livesto his trench sector from a village a T y Oobbr * short distance behind the front, es­ The manager and the'Information corted three correspondents to a poclerk searched the time tables and .Backward. : sttjpa from which a wide stretch of railway guides. Finally tha InforaavJames was standing beside the the Argonne front could be easily seen. tlon-clerk had an'Idea. * ■ ^ , cradle of his month-old brother,. try­ Our car epol through' an utterly de“Coscobi” he said, , ing to,quiet him, when his mother serted village, devastated by -the re­ 'That’s it,” replied the old woman. tame In and picked the'baby up. After treating Germans after the battle of “I knew Ty Cobb sounded funny, but picking him up, she said to the father: the Mama and more completely ruined I’ve heard It somewhere,” “I really do.not kuow.wlut.la the’mitby later bombardments.' • Under the direction of a boll boyr tcc. Joseph will be eleven months old —Tlra-road le d 'straight out Into a she went to (he Grand Central station, great amphitheater bordered by wood­ where the finally got on board bar tomorrow and be has Only two teeth.” James aald: “Gee, that - ain’t noth­ ed hills, criss-crossed by the ruins.of train. ing. . Grandmn’a eighty years' old and old trenches. •* she only has on»" Batteries In Woods. “ See those sticksr said our escort, pointing to a row plainly Visible to the naked eye along the top of a bill Speed of Motoreyelee Used by* United to our* left There are the Bodies' States Soldiers Attracts Atten­ barbed wire and trenches. He baa a tion In Parle. few batteries In that woods. If ha wan energetic he might glto us a few All Paris Is familiar now with tho, pence. When,In court It was shown shells." sight of huge motorcycles ridden by (hat father was asleep whofl the elopeTho German positions were getting big fellows in campaign hats and gold- ment occurred nnd that he did not uncomfortably nearer.’ . We left tha car cd through the streets at alarming waken for sotno timq afterward tho under a slight rlsfl In the ground that speeds by suro and steady hands, says young man was acquitted.—Kansas hid It from Gertnaq observation, and a.war cdrrespoiident. It seems that City Times, started on foot'acros* a field to seek the ordinary F'ronch *motorcycle has \• It is an exceedingly fortunate thing -that cover behind a hilt held by* tha French. something Ilka three horsepower, while A Full Order there has come about in the past tw o or three Wo had barely clambered out qf .the these American military- tnotorcjdw A hlgh-echoofglrt recently Inquired car when n shell burst 000 yards aheo(f dcvelop.il horsepower. ^Ws.leads the of nMlbtarinn.. “ Have ycy n h>ok on years a hotter understanding o f the -food and In a field near tho road over which our French to observe that Americana love .Amcr1am education 'in tho- twelfth health values o f citrus fruits. car had been speeding,power and a lot of It, In their ma- «nluryT-Chrlatlnn ltegiatcr.. I In this period o f great 'scarcity o f staple „ “ Well, ho did try one on us.” laugh­ chine* they must hnra It. , •< " r * .food products, tho knowledges that oranges ed tho ^French offleer, “ hyt It wnfl’,B One of tho Pnrli papers has been at'/. ’ 7 -Tand grapefruit possess tho elements pf food had one. IT1 wire the kaiser'‘tq Inks pains to look up'n record mado'la aThe Geqtle Cynle.away his Iron Cross.” and health value will causo them to bo eaten 2-l-hour rpce on the Sheepshend Bay “ Few men rm* reformed by marriage, Over in the. dugouts -behind the track -not long a g o,, Somebody on ». although many uro regulated.” J»; the freely by many peoplo who formerly regard­ French trench lino nh naaorlment of mechanical red devll.wlth*tSvo,wheels deliberate' opinion uf the Milwaukee ed them as luxuries. . |H)llus were whittling awny nt kedek- nlnlntalned during thfit'- perimlt ll Dali- ‘-’--we. * This.not only will have the effect o f keep­ Hacks, playing cards or taking, cat naps. The dull bqom of guns, came ing tho American public in better health and across Intervening hlllk froth tho Ver­ able to*do more o f tho Work now demanded dun front, .only a few kilometers away. o f it but also will, release vast quantities- of Our escorting officer led the wsy on up staple foods fo r shipment across the water over Ihe hilltop past an anti-aircraft fo r our soldiers and their allies; gunner who wished ns “bon Jour" nnd lamented because ho hadn’t seen a ' T h a t citrus fruits.have^a place as foods German for pinny day*. ■ and in preserving health* hns been made tflmpla Cure for Hiccoughs. , Dr. P. R, Aqulnto of nuenos Aires v«urta la the Bemann Mcdlea a caso o f severe hiccoughs that resisted all traataaeot for 24 boar*,' hut that yield* « d at once when the man’s eyeballs m tv** * i lt i. ^1! Y,**h‘ later the Hoot- Preserving Worn (Surfaces There‘am sometimes places on the exterior of a huu*u where th» pnlnt gets Worn off and which cannot be re* touened wlthonl-waking it “botch Job” of It owing to*the difficulty of wiring tho new palut to match the adjoining color which baa faded, l o preserve the wood In ouch spots unth *.ho house can be repainted, apply two coats of linseed oil with a rag; This will ini. prove the appearance also. — Popular Science Monthly. Radluftr In Daw. An Italian university profeasor claims to-have*found radium lo ordi­ nary dsw. 4- - , **■ r :v ' Lssd Pencils fiprsad Disease. An outbreak of diphtheria In an English town was traced to the habit of schoolchildren wetting lead pencils In their mouths? AMERICANS 00 . THE LIMIT known to the people of this country by tho educational work o f cooperative organiza­ tions o f growers, led by the Florida Citrus Exchange. Now the facU 'have l>een recog­ nized by high authorities and the govern­ ment officials are'teaching them.* ‘ The housewives o f tho nation havpJearned to look for tho Scal^sweet. trademark and tho namo pf the Florida Citrus Exchange ns their’ guaranty o f quality in Florida "orangos and grapefruit. Growers who ship through tho.Exchango will bcncilt-ln larger degree than those who do not, from the broader*Aeld o f consumption now open, to citrus fruits. Join1the Exchange and feel these"benefits In bigger.net returns for your, fruit. The Ex­ change also wHl market your vegetables. .F or further information cop suit the managar of tht Exchange packing house or aut>-Exchangi nearest you or writ* - the business manager of th* Florida, • Citrus Exchang* at Tampa, Florida.. Call. lt Dull Llff, . At an artillery observation post our coming waa an event. The officer In charge confided that tt was a dull life. The German* hadn't tent a shell lilt way for a long time. He was glad to meat newcomer* and mighty ghtd to break the monotony o f'a day's .work by .pointing out tho Boche trenches In tho vnUey below and the great Vauquota mlna cratpr.on tho yellow side of Vauquols plateau. No sign of life enmo from trenchland. At-one point where a V-thnped German trench seemed almost to run Into a V-shaped FTench trench—only 00 foot separated them—there had been, a little gronnde tossing n few bom* earlier, when pol* (us and Bochcs needed warming up ex­ ercises after breakfast. That was all. Back we went tt* the officer** dugout for quite palatable war bread and wine. ■• 4 . “War out here,” ha aald as we were leaving, “ move* like molasses.” ' FEEDING SOLDIERS IN CAMP ENORMOUS TASK 1*. A . HAKES, M anager Sub-Exchange, Orlando, Fla, G i v e c l e a r , p e r m a -; n e n t c o p ie s . W i ll H o tsm u ti d ry o u t, or fill t h e t y p e . Star Brand Non-Filling TypewriterRib- bons are guaranteed to give 75,000 im­ pressions of the letters “ a” or “ e” with­ out clogging bo as to show on the paper, D ag typ ew ritin g emppbaM o f TH E .H E R A LD PRIN TIN G COMPANY PHONE 148 SANFORD, FLORIDA Chicago.—Soldlencla training nt the 10 National army cantonmenta In the Untied .States re­ quire-approximately 2,600 car­ loads of food dally, according to statJsUcs given out here by the railroad war board. It ;la esti­ mated that at least five pound* of food la needed each day for each of the 1,000,000 men now training for the National army and .National Onard divisions. Railroad executive* are giving do** .attention to transportation problem* presented by tho task of moving thla great quantity of foodstuff*. Tb* task, Involves Ihe supply­ ing of oil the nepessltlc* of life for Iff non-prodoMlve dties of a population of 40,000 each, and flfi smaller dtle* ranging ln. f>opulatlon from 000 to 0.OO&' ! . / 36OARTiaIS” "3g5_lITl}5TRATl0f* :1 5 c a copy At Yoor Nm dAtiw , Yearly Subscription $1.50 S t n i fo to a rn tw fnm eat•alog i f m *c hajxlcai books • Popular M echanic*. Magazlna' A N w th M lc h l f U A m iu m , Chicago o f a N ation 17, S N. Etuigna George R. FtUtrton, Robert enjoying the " Makingi" tomewhert ok the Atlantio CO PY O F TELEGRAM FROM GENERAL-PERSHING 5 t' **' •**-'-* \. , •-_h --• 1 *- i**f. ‘* AMEWCAN RED CROSS, N. Y. Ckys 1** "Many dunks For . kind offer to contribute Christinas boxes to troop5oF this command. Men now well supplied with necessaries; but think pipes, BULL DURHAM tobacco, cigarette papers, cigarettes, match boxes, pocket knives, small cans o f jam, -stick candies, writing materialj, novels and; handkerchief^ would be suitable." ' •/ ' * , General Perahing sent the above telegram from the M exican border a year ago.. He needa-tbe tam e thing* fo r hia boya in Prance today. u B U L L " DURHAM waa the. on ly branded article aaked fo r bv.nattae. ■ ■. ii - ■ ■ u ' ■• • ■ G- *E N U I N E - • . e e t io n T o Golden E sgls Killed. Elwqod. Iml.—A golden eagle, meas­ uring 7V4 feet between the UP* of it* rgtretled wings, was killed southwest of El wood, nenr Aroui*. recently, .by Arsn Leetuan. Tlx* bird was brought here to be mounted. Leetnnn was solv­ ing Wheat when ttuTcnglii fleW ovw his bead and nllchted In n ncar-bj wood. ‘ Uumilnp in tlu> hopsc.* hr I.ii tnined a slmigim amt (irougia dovvi th* bird at tb> Urat *j«>L *! - — M A G A Z IN E — G u a ron tced T jy �r> i m* Sr** In Camp In England Study Under Tuition of V e te ran */ . ' Americans pfr "MUSTARD” GAS A DANGER VtrfiiM Are 8ubje«t t» Dtatreeelna HodJ of DoproMlon Bvtn « f Time -f Conv*tooe«no« — BnBl«nd> Ceuntryoldo Delight* Victor*. _ Loodoc-Perbapf the predominating tamuioa of the vtaltor to tbo.cminp Sacwbere In England" o f American troopi on their way to taka part la ffidgnat war.I* bom of the conrieL of their complete happiness Copied with thdr adaptability to their “ r ^ d a r * a fte r dlaemhafktog from thlM that eo auceeaafolly defeated the noet aggrraalve U ctld of the U-boeta ’during the voyag# from the- United Btatta coait enough of the stalwarts* to make a brave ahowlDf pud.gladden the heart* of their BnglUh allien «ae to earned of the preparation* we are oikloi at home were aa comfortably Mttled In camp aa-lf they bad been there two ycara. ' ^ A party of American correapdndenta . rUltlnK the new arriraJa a i guests of the foreign office were mado homesick ’ by coorersatlon with them. They were (ootid enjoying all of the comfort* of a well catabllihed camp ranging from the eoft drink* dlapenaed aYth* T. If. OL A. canteen to the ■odablllty' of a riagtong about tbq piano In d plea*antly arranged assembly t ent ’ i The one thing About'the Ttaltor* th*t Boat enrprised the English army .offi­ cer! stationed In a camp, adjoining In addition to their splendid average phygque wns their.energy and alertness, both mentally and physically. One Ensllih officer said he had heard first Impressions of England frfim one of our private! more Interesting than b« had ever hoqrd. Attention to what the men were saying about what theyhid. seen since .their arrival supported the o(beer's observation. Engtsnd's Countrjrald# a Dream. " ."It’s nil so trim and neat—this coon* tryslde—that one can scarcely believe It's real," urns the .way a soldier from lbs vicinity of the Rbckle* In O0I0-, ndo put It. “Of coarse,, It would nose no wonder In a Belasca pity to see such n vlsts of miles of beautiful countryside, of rolling pastures sur­ rounded by evenly trimmed miniature htder*. .the wholo so clean and even sad einct that one searches la vain to eee aomei Ling out of place. We thought the rnllwnya on which wo traveled were compared with our* at home. Jolt too cute I When I come to think ofIt, though, wo traveled about aa fust u wc wanted to rldo anywhere, .and about ns comfortably, too." Tlie snme Impressionable Visitor was promptly tx'Blnnlng to eaerdao himself lest bo should not hare on opportunity before being sent to-the front to see some nf the n o o k a 'and corners of Lon­ don hollowed as tho haunts of famous men.. . • ' . . . ’ ■ . — *1 don't mind spilling' toy blood on lie fields of Europe fpr freedom," he “ id, “lull I don’t w ant to do that be­ fore seeing where Shakespeare trod the •tag* of bin Southw ark theater, where Doctor Johnson and hla c ircle 'o f lit­ erary lights d in e d . In sheet street, sheer Charles Lamb and hla: slater lived, the haunts of Dlckepa,-of Childsmith, and. the window; to Whitehall from which Charles I walked id th be­ headed. * “ Then, of course, I wouldn’t think Of pawing forward to contaminate rayt ■*Jf by nssodaUotrwtth tha German* svra In hatUe, It I had my way,’ before **eing the Tower of London and Westnilnilrr abbey. There are,- Indeed. a lot of things I’ve had In my mind that, hooka don’t tell, and UuitHI wknt.to Had out for mysel£ arrybojri"; . Hear Tales of "Boer War. ; Under a perfect sky and- warm tun•hlne many of the men were lolling about tho' camp oh th* greensward wading books provided hr the Amertnn T. it. c. a . when not drilling or uplortng the surrounding country, to hmnit which the bounds of, the camp had been fixed on a .liberal* scale. In an ndjolnlug camp occupied by wnth African troops, tbe Americans wjoynl long conversations with vetaran* of the South African war and particularly Interested while get*J“5 their stories of that stubborn put up by the Boers to find tin t a* many of them had fooxbt tbm England as t o i b t T d e r the Thls accidental anodatioor of Amsr»1th the Booth African* In th* e*mp i’roTeff profitable a* well as for colohlsl* were the _!!* ^ P * with actual experience to ™*o Itrthe war Wtth Whom our men ^ In contact Naturally they pick>P many valuable tips concerning •"■wifcis of trench warfare a* I*,u the tricks of the Buns, wue of the Germans’ latest tricks w«» described by a soldier the *1^ »* fro® experience. ‘ This .1* JJ>na ndlue-Sf * trench, .!■ to^il.,r1lh # ,“ Un* Impnreloo of th# 2H65 M i v m ercifullydulled blunting of the senses that follow inhalation of tlie. fumes. ' Victims of the *'nw*tardK bombs are- subject to dletreaslng periods'of depression, even kt the time o f. convalescence. Their nerves seem to have been shattered completely beyond control. v Two broad-shouldered Australians of giant stature, victims of "mustard" bombs, were fouod *almost Weeping from homesickness, due to thdr‘symp­ tomatic depression by a fellow coun­ tryman In Trafalgar square. In London while oh'leave recently. They were soon Induced to take a more cheerful vie* of matters sod explained to their temporary boat at dinner that th# fad­ ing against which they had been fight­ ing was that they didn't have a friend to the world. On the whole the voyage* of our most .recently arrived contingents were comparatively free from auburnrine attack to the sense of the actual firing of torpedoes, though several ships were compelled to 'fight off Uboata. In one Instance a destroyer convoying a troopship was firing it a submarine on ooe side while s second undersea' craft appeared or was de­ tected hear by the destroyer. There was reason to believe that the water bomb dropped by the destroyer at the second submarine was’ effective to Its object. ’ ^ T h e voyage from America was made to good time. " ACTIVE IN RED CROSS ' -i I Wi E. A. Gouglvji, cLrk cf Circuit Court and tho acu I cf esld Notice of App*lea;ion for,."^ Many Ports Open to Under fict* Ion 8 i t rii»p'rr -4M?, court on this the Doth day ef Oetoa r i - 1917. I0 1 T • ‘ Lawa of rio(H~ her, A. D: In Tfi^t Sendee. ■S ml note Oiagler 2, Order " , ; Nctlcc is l ■ l\v given 'h P P' (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS,. ~r-. - J - j .» 1 , ' Mn U every first and third Danlrl, purrhr rf T'.J f KA. K. Powers, Clerk. tn each month. Everyone one who ha*i h*a m * f J' b Solicitor for Complainant. hi>tarin th^ East a cordially Invited Chief Officer Amwunosa That Oppor- No 193, <’ rt <’ \U fth-fV *o vfeit this chapter. w ,, ___ 20- tu*a.-5tc . . .... A D 1 9 H , m h v ring tV f 'I wJ^r tunltie* for Tsfhnlcal Men With ' Allot* E Robbins,Sec> rieacribcd frrp-riv titii j' Unit In France Are Qood. NOTICE * Inole c o u n t y , F ) . J H - , t ^ - w i t : rt . ' To E C Parkhurst and wife. 8aUi* .The Bainord CeaneQ K. of C. ?9,T^> P irhur t on to al pa.tica claiming Parii.—Tho ordnance department of 9WJ* rf N F K * 'f PEW R Mee’ J the 2nd Sunday 8 p. m., and tbe an Inter* t Cither a. helm devisees or the United States army to France 21, So R 89 r . 6 rerre, r Id es .the 4th Sunday 8 p. m., eac.i month, at K . ot i witan >wtst - am and all other Wishes to correct an erroneous lmprea- property rf Prew A Cf'rfl y of C. HaU, Oak Are. tie o aiming an lnt«.\st in and-to ■loo prevailing—that, by reason of bo.Alio Cfrtlfl- c* Na 4? wc> following deae (bed real estate, sit­ .C. L. Britt, Fin. Sec’y. tog l ! particularly, desirable ^branch of tho fith‘ dry -f Jrljrr A P 1PJ5 uated, lying and being-efi bo dty of the service, It already pm*, collated Its mbrrclng th‘ f llrwlrr •’ ’"etlh'F' Sanford, county f Seminole elate of l^crge No 5, K. of F. full quota. On tha contrary, there-are ■roperty'slti* tV,t jn Mevtesecnnd and fourth _____ rovp- Florida, more parti ua iy described aa ol.ows, to-wit: » openings In every class, from private Bte It V to the 'highest ranking noncommis­ ‘ y, Flrrld t 8F err of NW W rP N r V c rr ?0, ‘Lot 5, Bloelf8 Ter 7 and Lota 4 R. and 8. C? C. sioned officer. and 5 of B1 ck , Tic 8 of Sahford, Tp 21 S. P " » r , run wrat 450 ft Florida, actordlng to E. R. Trafford’a i Enlistment* are required, to fill tbs Sanford Ledge No. 27,1. O. O. F. ft, fi oerr*, map of tha dty of Sanford, aa per plat positions of clerks, stenographers, typ­ N-483 ft,'E 4f0 f*. fl ists and general office help, both at mid as the P ir jw t y 't f P Swartley thereof duly recorded in plat book 'l l ,” Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 P*ge 111 of th p bile records o Or­ n-M. W. A. Hall, Pico Block. All vteheadquarters and the various depots Hra ange county Florida, . of which -the ng brothers cordially Invltfd-‘ *' ; throughout Trance. Many armorers / I s o . certlflf: te No JPO, , dated county.of Seminole was formerly a part, Roper J. W. O. Singletary and carpenters are also needed, and he 6th dry rf Jcly, A ' D 1915, which said, plat has since th* creation N. 0J__________ R. Sec. a prompt warrant for a grade com- mbraclng th' f (lowing described of Seminole county been duly tan»Gat* City tampTte. $. W. O. W tnensurate with ability displayed (a cribed and I* now a part of the public property situ trd in ScmlnVl* coun­ record* of 8qnIno!e county, Florid* Meets second end fourth mmured. night* in each month. An especially attractive opportunity ty, Florid*, torwit: Lot 4, Blk B; It appearing from .the sworn b> ] of L. Mill Jf F. Hoolehaa Is presented to technical men and Alexandrla or 6virdb, srld rs the complaint filed in tKe case o Martha F. CouncilCommsnd** ; c i« * property rf Fdw Lane, has filed N. fctone, Idow m I syrvivin ustee graduates of mechanical schools. The >4 ordnance department offers to such said certificates In my office and has under the will of Oeu. N. Stone, de­ Ualtod Brotherhood of Gwpoatar* ceased, Rebec a Mary* Gove, un­ men a chance to specialise along tbe mado application frr t-x deeds to . io lo iri of Anerlci married, Hoar e M. Dohb n* and the Sanford Local Union No. 1751 line* of their Individual training. Pro­ orne in aeerrdrnce with i*w . Un- Bank' of Commerce and Truat Com- Orel and third Thursday night at T motions to the grade of commissioned ess said certificates .shell be redeem, a corporation doing business in o’clock In the M. W. A. Hall. P ico ___ officer are made on the merits of the' d. according to taw tax deeds will K f tstate f of Caifornla. trustees of tbe J; W. 0 . Singletary W.-W. Van N«4* work done, and many enlisted men (riiue therecn on the 29th day, of De- estate ;harlee G. Gove, deceased, Sec.Treat,. Preaidat vs. E. C. Parkhurst end SallJe Purkhave won this reward solely upon the j mber, A D 1917 ■* Furst. wife of EX C r* khurst, and th grounds of the ability and trailing Witness my official signature and; unknown heirs, devt-era,. grantraor Celery a ty Aerl* No. 1851 1 they possessed. other cUlmant* under the said E. C. Meeting every 2nd and 4th Tuesday ■cal this the 27th day of November, Enlistments will be accomplished to Parkhurst and SfUie Parkhurst, end night ai 8o*c)oek Eagle Home, Oak Av* (be usual manner and nndpr tbe mili­ A D -1917 a I parties chiming an' interest rin and Visiting Brother* Wei com* ’ (serif E A. DPUGIA88, tary rules and regulations observed by , to ot 6. Block e. Tier 7 and Lots E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff • Clerk Circuit Court, Beminolo tbe recruiting offices' In tbe United j 4 and 6 Block 9, Tier 8. of- the dty o ,* Worthy Prealdent Sanford, Flo 'da, according to *$. R. State*.. 1 - 7Tues-28-5t»* . .County. Fl-*ld-, Trafford’a map of Sanford, Fla., as Men who are ellglblo and desirous of B. P. O. r. Ssnrord Lodge 1241 Notice - - — per-plat thereof duy recorded In P'at enlisting should make application at ; Meet firet and third Wednesday night Bids will be received by tho Book ’’B /' Page 111 of 'ti.e public at Elk* Home, North Park Avenue. once, writing direct to the chief ord­ eco da of Orange county, of which O. L. Taylor nance officer, American expeditionary board of county commissioners of the county of Seminole waa formerly a F. S. Frank ’ Secretary Exalted Hale* force*, France, who will make* all ar­ Scmlnhle county, Florida,, a t . the part which as d plat has since the crerangements and notify-the applicants next regular meeting Tuesday, Dec. ati n of Seminole county been duly Lalfb Breete Council Ne. 31 Janlet accordingly. 4th, 1917, for strawing roads In the transcribed and is now a part ef the The Order United American Mechanic* public ccords of Seminole county several copnty commissioners dis­ Florida, defendant*; that the residence Meet* every Wedneeday at 7:30 F. tricts,. separate bids for each dis­ of th defendants, E. C. Psrkhurst and M.. In the City Hall. Visiting brother* • trict. For information see commis­ all t Parkhu ft are unknown, and that are welcome. C. H. Smith, Roc. Sec. TOTES QllN AT FUNERAL sioners In their respect!vo districts.. there ii no person n the state of Flor­ ida tho service of a subpoena upon Right reserved to reject any and afl whom would hind tha defe dants, or Modern Woodmen o f America ' Meets 2,-4, Thursday evening*, 7 ^ 0 , bids. either o ’ them; that it Is the bell f of iffiant that both'of the defendants are n M..W. A. Hall, Hco Building. , E, A. pOUGLASS, C .D . Coach over tho ago of twnty-one years, and It C. E. McDonald • * * Clifrk. Consul Clerk further, appearing from said blip of com­ Legal 24-Tuea-4tc r . plaint that there are other parties claiming qn ntercet under tho aad Loyal Order of Mooee Notice of Application for Discharge E. C. Parkhurst or Sallie Parkhurst, Sanford Lodge No. 1810 meets to Hat either as heirs, devisees or grantees, n Stone A Grove Building Second and To Whom It May Concern: . Take notice that on Wednesday, De­ and that there are other claimant! Fourth Mondays In Month at 7:30. whose names are unknown who claim cember fith, 1917, or as soon -there­ somo right, title and interest in and to after as convenient, at DcLand, tho‘ property involved in this suit as D eeeeD » e e e » * e e * DDDe e De e eD* Florida, I shall present to the Judge hcreinabovo described. of the Seventh Judicial Circuit Therefore,.you, 1C, C. Parkhurst and Court my final nccounts and vouch- tellib Parkhurst and the unknown heirs, .era ns assignee of Seminole Co- devisee- and g nntecs of tho said E. C. arkhurst hnd Sallie Parkhur t, rnd all Operative Mercantile .Company, and other parties' daimln any right, Utie risk for' (heir approval,' and my final or interest In snd to the-land herein One Inch Garde Will Be PuMlahed Un­ discharge as such assignee in ac- alwvo do cribed are hereby ordered to der This Heading At The Rate O ttI M y appear to tho bill of complaint filed In Per .Year. , cordanrc with law. . this cause on or. before Monday; the HENRY WIGHT, th day of Feb uary,-1918, tha same Assignee Aforesaid. wing a rule day of this court, and it h THOMAS EMMKT W 20-TueJi- 6te urthcr ordered that this notice bo x. r n o is o N nouauouwn * v published for twelve consecutive weeks In Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial n the. Sanford Herald, a new*paper Circuit, Semihole County, Flor­ published in Seminole county, Florids. Witness my hind and the seal rf the ida. In Chancery , LAWYERS Circuit Court of the.Seventh Judicial llcrtha Frailer Circuit of thoxtato of Florida, in and Sanford, ‘ Florida vs. Citation 'or Scminolo county, on thia tbe 20th Henry Fraelor. day of October, 1917. To Henry Frasier! Youngstown, Ohio (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Circuit Court of Seventh • It is* hhreby ordered that you ap­ Judicial Circuit in and for Scm- * ATTORNEY amo COUNSELLOP AY LAW pear (o the bill of complaint filed # '■ inole County. Florida. herein against, you In the above en­ Gtorse A. DcCottea, ' Practice Ip,State and Federal Uoerte titled cause on tho 3rd day of, De­ Solicitor and of Counsel for Com Uerner-Wondroff Bldg Sanford Fin ■ ' plalnant. 18-Tuca-13tc cember, A. D. 1917, and the Sanford Herald la designated aa the news­ f’. a il of u>* Canal? Jn i f , V paper !n which this order shall be Conntf. HUI, %f Y n~.r t d . In rr Kilata of publishied once n week for four con- TbAaifnrn Etiiil SCHELLE MAINES To> nil Creditor*, l^rmtree, Dhlrlbuteea ■nd iaccutivo weeks. ■plot at) Per,one Karins Ctatnu ot Damaad* a L A WY E R Witness my Jishd and seal of of­ a BUSINESS CARDS i Alia. John Pufroy MHchctl, wife of the mnywr of New fork, take* an octlvo part to tho work, of the Red Grogs. Tho picture shows her os sho nppenrotl In-the recent parade In New York. . MILKMAN’S . •» T BOY HAD JD E A He Put It Ipto Effect and Father Paid $50 Fine Aftar Milk Inspector Oot Through. , Brockton.—In * an ■ alleged effort to make sure * that somo company should have sufficient milk for break­ fast; Kenneth Arnold, aged thirteen, son of John B; Arnold of Belmont street. East Bridgewater; added water to t out; ■ This performance.on the part of the yonth cost his father $50, for It *o happeaed tho following morning ths milk About-two ' priests. * Sinn Inspector took n sample of the mllk| A* t hundred -----------and I f was' found to contain water. Fsto ^ Tho father 1* a milk.producer. •- . i and -thousand* of young men and When the alder Arnold waa brought rouug gtrto many ot. . J j Into the police cotul on a charge of co*tnme, attended . the fnneral of having watered mlllSn his tfosse^on. Thom Aahe, the Eton Feto Jeader who the'defense submitted a Uttar writ- died following a hanger strike, who ten by-th* toy from'Actrnv to which * was burled at Glaenevto cemetery to hb told- hi*, mother what ha bad. done. Dublin. Tha picture shows Countess The court was not convinced and Ar- Marktevlc*. prominent Irish chleftalnnold was fined $80. * vss, carrying revolver. She marched ip the cortege attired In a costume of Wilson & Honsbolder GEO. A . DEC0TTES~ T nalj Evaiatiii * ' and ooch of you, aro hereby notified aad fice (hi* the 29th day of October, m You, u l/e d to present aey claim* and demand* atalaet w k k b y o n , oraH beral yon. may bare ’ A. D„ 1917. the ■ aatata o frTb Tbeodero ■ Bcbaal deceoaed, lata Of E. A. DOUGLASS, Htmlaolt County, under,ten da, to Ibo lb * nadm icnad sunt Florida.-ta talc eetate, within tw o yean from RiecuUti oftmid Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co. th* data hereof. '■B 5Wmrwit r * ■* .B£ V. M. Douglass, D. C. Dated October llth . A. D , HIT. M ARY A . HOltAAI.. F. K. C. Koesttr, te-Toao-tta' ‘ ‘ ~ Bsacatrl*. Solicitor for Complainant. la Otari a# fho Canity Jadie, Hemlaela Ota at/ 2fi-Tuc*-6tn Hlataaf rterid*. In the Ctrcalt Court,.Seventh Judl rial circuit, In and for Seminole County. Florida. In Chancery Fannie Frasier, Joined by her hiuband, 1, F. Frailer - Bill for v*. Partition COLONEL WEIGHS 103 POUNDS ‘ V.'C. Steward, Genava Offteer Called' From Retirement ■•NURSES DOING THEIR PART Thomas and husband, Probably Smallest Officer In B. F.. Thomas, Leoln Two Thousand Are New Engaged In Nix»on and husband, the Army. ~ Active Nursing $ervle*-TheuW .'C . Ntxaon, Ernes• sands Await Order*. St. Lon!*.—Col. Cunllffe H. Murray, tine. Steward, Charle* who recently waa recalled from retireWa*htogtofL—This to how th* train­ Steward and There** men. *■■■' become commandant at Jeied nurses of the United State* are do­ Steward, Defendants. ferson barracks. He !•-probably tbe amalteat officer, physically, In the ing their part of (he war work. The To W, C. Steward, Sanford Street, Peoria, Illinois: 0 feet 2 H lnchse tall and figure* are furnished by Ml** Jan* A, ...Delano, Chairman o f the Red ©roes It appearing from 'the affidavit of pound*. He was graduated frqtn W**t Point nursing committee. v_____ A. X . Powers, solicitor for complain More than 2,000 registered Bed ante hereto duly filed, that it Is tha to 1877 and served tn tbe cavalry. .In 1900 he wa* mad* colonel- He reached Oroes nurses are now engaged Id ac­ belief of tha affiant that W. C. Stew­ t the age limit of eUty-four In August, tive nurelng aervlce. ard.is a resident o f . a state other 1910, and retired, but upon the entry ~ Two thousand more are teaching than the state of Florida and that o f the United.8tetc* Into the war of­ and training classes for work. Nine thousand Other* are enrol)ed ha is a resident of the state of JUiqfered hlmaeirfor any am ice. Colonel Murray was appointed, to and are Waiting order* to take up thdr oi», residing at Sanford Street, to the d t y , of Peoria,- Illinois' and that part of the nation’s burden. West'Point from New York city One thousand more, every month, are there 1* no person to tbe state of when not with » command-at tome other place baa nude that hip bone*. registering and volunteering to work Florida the. service of a subpoena Tbe minimum height for the army 1* whenever needed. upon whom would bind the de­ - Over In Trance the*#, Red Gross fendant snd affiant further aaya that now 5 feet 4 inches. Duraea stand only a little lower than he believes the age of defendant.to the saints In the eye* of tb* sufferers. Frem'Pullmafi Car In _ czrr.T=-=-wr7V. ‘ ‘ “Red be more .than twenty-one yean, - ‘ -*aX 3ad only to M th* i You are therefore ordered to ap­ CUtk Of San F ra . pear to the bill on.Monday, 3rd-day roaming to a potato Of .December, H A. D. 1917,Cl the.same > fO n e/American nurse ba* been In , hereT After hla arrest It was charge of 130 beds form a t children j being k rule day ih this court __ that be is a *omn<imbull*t and Igfat rnoniha, aftd.thq rarolt* with It la further ordered'that this noduring hi*, sleep had walkod frew a farsight er-equipment have been marvelpublished for four eonaecusleeping car .e the^ WllkewBarr* f a thm. _ r- ‘ In ra Batata of Charle* II. Walker To aK.CredHor*. Lee*tee*. Dbtrfbuteea and i i Person* baring Claim* o« Demand* tp tla ii tald E*tata! Yow, and ta*b ot y o «. aro hereby notiAtdnad resulted to present nay delate a id demand* w h k h y on , o r r ilb w o f yen, may bar* a p h u t lb* aatata of Charle* R . Winter deceoaed, lata at (U m bel* C s e a tr, Fie- Ida, to th# aaderslca#4 r.tsculrt* ot tatd eoUta, within tw o yeoro from tho data thatoof.• Dated October llt h , A. D~ 1111. u-ruta-et* 4 SARAH R. WALKER KaacnullU SANFORD LODGES aurr t, .court houbm Phene* 143,339-w- H EN RY M c U U L I N JEWELER • M Y S P B C IA L T IE X p FlCkARD’8 HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER *M $|). ROGERS* PLATED. WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCBBS Hi 4 Royal Neighbor* ef Anteflea Meets Second and Fourth Thursdays Annie Speer Clara Stemper ■ Oracle Plumbing and Gas Fi tti ng: Sanford Ledge Ne 42. F. aadA. M. Communication Avery first and* third AU Work BecelYM M j Thuredaya at 7tiXL VUlting brethren i . :■> y-.rriV'-t , - , - - * -- ‘ -V , i I ■’ welcome. Attention And “ ’ O.L. Taylor O .J Miller *W M Opperite City Hall Secretary ■- .. -• • » e » a e e e e e e e e »e »e e e * * e e e e e» e » * 9» » e e e e e e e e e e e e » e e » » » » MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Sanitary Sleam Pressing, Hot Gaaolnle Dryaeaning. Alterationa of AllKinds Kinds on 8hort NoUce loin Oar Qentiemen' ' C la b. T $2.00 Per: Montih. < ^ U P W A R D (Uj AYE. 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ON TUESDA YS Wl ' .‘SEMI'WEEKl V . I . • H,. * *^— .*7*-*•M " # •^ •* • ’ ' • VOLUME IXv ••-• OF FLORIDA f •ttaw HicAkU) t* tiivt AND FR ID A Y S .-• * VJ !' « «• IN SANFORD—Lift h >. Wo$th Living »*» ■*— - ' » «>»■•«—< t/ r »»■■.. «•»«»* ■- -«t—— . SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER*), 1917 • ■ . *»* • a .» ^ fcj.’.rw' *»*• ' "*** ELKS LODGE OF SORROW -*T i»**«w t S J ••••«< frr— I NUMBER » T rJm •\.> y ? P - 4 ** T .n of the growers In the rate controver­ ANb OTHER QUESTIONS AF­ sy, and would urge that stepa.be WILL BE HELD IN THE STAR BIG DRIVE WILL BE MADE f e c t in g t h e i r BUSINESS taken at once to have the tomato ' THEATRE AT THREE . ON DECEMBER growers. represented In Washington O'CLOCK / 1 7 th . , The following artlde Is pa&euliiN before the present hearings are ter­ . |T Intereetlng to Seminole county minated. The big drive in the county for a The annual, lodge of sorrow or producer# #nd ihippere.aod It must While there has.as yet been no memorial day of the Sanford' Lodge membership to the Red Croca of at be of double in te re s t. to.‘ them to increase announced in prices of crate No. 1241 B. P. O. Elks will be held least 2,000 members will start in know that In this o p p o s ite to in­ materials, dealers and buyers expect in the Star Theatre next Sunday Sanford on Sunday, Dee. 17th, on d u e d rates that their interests such an announcement to be made in a(terno6n at 3 o'clock. which date all the ministers of the city haye been and will be looked, aftfr. the near future, and a meetings of As usual the lodge of sorrqw will be; Will mention the campaign itr the It appear# rather late for the various manufacturers to be held In Jackson­ publlc and all are cordially invited |n d a layman will make an sddres, itate aaaociations to begin opposi­ ville in the near future is thought to to attend. There is only one absent on the 'Red Cross .‘membership tion, however, their efforts are time­ bo for the purpose of agreeing on brother this year who haa gone be­ either at the morning or at the even­ ly and are along the lines to benefit higher prices. A number of crate fore, J. L. Battle of Sorrento,' bu|^ ing services. . t ' the products of our state/ manufacturers are reported to have the memory, of ail' thoso of other - The ministers of the city have In opposing this rate advance of refused to fill large orders for erst years will also be kept green and the been drafted to take charge of differ15 per cent Seminole county, through materials placed early .in the year, at exercises will be ;of the same high fn t sections of the city and appoint the Sanford Board of Trade has the the prices at 'which the orders wfcre Order that characterises the Elks f# many lieutenants as they will / v Memorial days. • distinction of taking thp initiative placed. " oi'cd to make a three day canvass and their efforts were begun by efWhile it may nof be possible to The following interesting program beginning Monday, December 17th filiating with the Southeastern Ship­ put a crate factory into operation in will be'carried out: ., find lasting three days. . Every mpn, per# in Chattanooga, Tertn., April time to supply boxes for. the -com­ Voluntary, ......."God For Os’ ’ woman and child in the city and the 20th, 1917. At that time a'S o u th ­ ing season,-one of the tentative plans eounty is expected to take a mem­ ....... — Sanford Band eastern League was formed and of the. Growers’ Association, In the Ritualistic....-™.....^_.Lodge bership if posslbfo in the Red Cross. ■even thoroughly posted men -in event of manufacturers refusing to Prsyer:............... Chaplain A. S. Peck As tho membership fee is only one traffic matters have since then suc­ make fair prices on materials is to "Como Unto Me"™Chts. M. Davis dollsr.it will not bo difficult to obtain cessfully combatted the rate ques­ buy a largo tract of long-leaf pine * dicmbcra and the peoplo are request­ Ladles Chorustion and through their, efforts the and equip and operate a factory for "Sancta Maria".-..................... Faure ed to assist in this great membership 15 per cent advance to take effect making their own crates. '• Thia •ac­ drive for tho three days. * Misa Olivo Lord _ July 1st, 1917, • waa . prevented tion waa forced upon tijo California Lodge } R. J. Holly has been appointed throughout the southern territory, Citrus Exchange a few years ago by Ritualist ic......... ......... director and Scheie Maincs will act the committee who handled and i# a combine of manufacturers’ to keop "Tho Vacant Chair"...........................:/ as secretary and the reports of the handling the matter and who will up prices, and the cooperative mi® "Slumber Song"........Men’s Quartotte daptains will be made each-evening JL ...../Lodge again appear in Washington in bc- resulted in a considerable reduction Ritualistic.......... to .tho,director A The Herald office. hajf of shippers' intorest are Ilarrjr t o . the growers In prices of crating "Waves of Memory... '..;,.. Blanchard Sanford Rand .. * - / The big aign board recently In­ T. Moore, Atlanta, T. M. Hender- materials. . stalled at the corner* of Mftgnolia Oration....Hon. M. F. Ifetherington Nashville, John S. Fletcher,' no, . ! ___ ■ As a step toward relieving present avenue and Firat street by . If. Ri "Nearer My God to Thee"___ Nevin |. 'Coattanooga, S. A. Spivey, Colum­ high prices of nitrate of soda, tho Stevens has been loaned to tho com­ . Ladies Chorbs bus, Morgan Richard#, Selma, W: S. government has already made plans mittee on the Red Cross drivo and Eulogy....-.....‘ . „..-.IIon. G. A. DcCottea , Crcightoij, Charlotte, and D. C. or eatablishing a line of steamships the membership figures will be noted "O Shining Light" Spencer Adams Marlowe, Sanford. To date, how­ between Chile and Americnn ports, on tho board each night. With ton Miss Olivo Lord ever, the Southeastern road# havo and a $10,000,000 purchase of Chil­ Lodge thousand people in Seminole county aot made petition for a rate advance, ean nitrates has’ been arranged for Ritualistic............... there is no reason why tt\ia county "Star Spangled Ilannor.” ..........Lodge it Is likely, however, that they will. by the Department of Agriculture, should not enroll 2,000 members in • Audience Assisting If the data already in hand will ben­ which is to bo so d direct to planters this great cause of humanity. efit the Florida Growers Association at a price slightly above cost. Benediction..™.. Chaplain A. S. Peck If you Ire* not already* a member in afTy section of Florida, the San­ At the close of tho program audi­ ford Board of Trade will be glad-to. Csunty agents throughout tho ence - wiU please remain standing of-tho Red-,Cross get your-dollar ready for the commltteo for thcy*will furnish such to them. Tljc Herald sections which use nitrates in largo while Elks ’pass out. * * . aland# for all of Florida and wishes quantities are now engaged in mak-. Owing to the solumnity^f the oc­ call on you on- December -17, 18 ing a fertilizer census for the purpose * to help anywhere. •. casion, it is requested that the audi­ and 10. of ascertaining how' the high com­ . Following is tho article from, the ence wjll not applaud during any Jacksonville Metropolis: ‘ • mercial prices of nitrates and other part of the ceremony. * Knew'Hia'Boas , fertilizing elements arc affecting agri­ The following soldier story la told Proposed increases in freight rates, cultural and cropping conditions, by Alec B. Stevenson In the South­ high*? prices for crate materials and and this census will be used as a PASTORATE CLOSES . ern Woman’s Magazine: •' • the exerwive cost of nitrate of soda guide by thb department in the dis­ There was one gawky plowhand, are subject which are attracting tho tribution of nitrates, purchased by The.Four Years Pastorate of Rer. who strove with commondublc, hilt • attention of South Florida grower# at’ the government. Stclnmeyer to End Sunday • awkward earnestness to learn, "To present, as they are, of; farmer# Evening '' Although Chilean nitrates sro throughout tho country, and rep­ no'vV'/selling' commercially, at about Sunday will be jin intcrestingMay tho rear, march." J.Finally, he was resentative men of this part- of the $110 a -ton, it is said that miiny at the Methodist church of this city. taken, out of his squad and drilled state are urging united action to largo importers and jobbers nro buy­ The pastor, Rev. F. E. Steinmeycr solus, by a special detail of one lieu­ prevent the advanco in grates-and ing from.the Chilean monopoly un having completed four years of ser­ tenant. Back and forth went the re­ cheapen the cost of crate# and ni­ der long' term .contracts, 'at $‘16 a vice in this church will deliver his cruit, clumaoor and madder at hihiself each time, and each time' came trites: . " . . ion f. o; b. Valparaiso. To this sell­ farewell--messages Sunday evening. the officer's reiterated drill book for It is not improbable that tho re­ ing prico is added an export tax of In tho morning worship the sacra­ cently organised growers’ association $11 a ton imposed by tho Chilean ment of tho Lord's Supper will be mula, "At the command ‘march," may take a hand in tho railroad rate government and the difference be­ administered. The Sunday school given as. the right foot strikes the fight and send a delegation o r a law­ tween thia total of $26 a ton cost will have a special part in this ser­ ground, adkance arid plant tho left yer to Washington’ to appear before and $110 aeiling price is absorbed in vice. ' • , foot, turn on ths balls of both feet i the Interstate .Commerce Commis- transportation charges and profits of Gold buttons will, be awarded to to the right, and atop off with left aion and oppose * freight rate in­ middlemen.' about 40 momben of the Sunday foot in the new direction" • No use. *• . creasy.that will affect (he coat* of The officer perspired, and ths re­ Tomato growers and trucked in school for an unbroken attendance . gettipg South Florida* product! to South Florida who have considered it for one year. . This, will tak* place in cruit's exasperation with himself in­ northern marketa. - * creased. At this point the major a • ' ■ .‘ i essential and profitable in former the Sunday school hour, 9:30. A cooperative purchaae of a tim­ years to have on hand a supply of . . Provision has been made that the stopped .In a stroll of Inspection, ber tract and construction and oper- nitrates for use in forcing the 'crops church will be heated for next Sun­ looked on a moment, and then point­ ed out an error to the recruit. .This . . ation of a cooperative mill for man- in cotd and wet weather, are general­ day. .nfaeturing crate materials la -on* ly. planning this year to try io get Ail friends of the church and pas­ seemed unwarrantable interference, plan proposed for meeting the proa­ along without this plant tonic, be­ tor are'cordially invited to worship and the embarrassed youth burst c tiv e raise in crates and packing cause of its high cost. with us on next Sunday. Strangers out, "You get away from here. You material., and the Federal Govern­ will be especially welcomed In these ain't got a damn bit of business with ment has already moved toward* reservices by ths ushers and members me. That's my boas over‘there.’’ Met Their Old Captain * during the price of nitrates. The Seminole Guardi under Capt. of the church. !> ^he railroad rate question will be Dingee, First Lieut. Turner and Sec­ The 8onthera -Yam brought before the next meeting of ond Lieut. Maxwell intended to The United States food adminis­ Found Stolen Car the board of directors of tho Growers meet the train on Tuesday afternoon tration at Washington is starting a The Overland car stolen from ^V i»tion, end plans discussed- for and give Lieutenants Herring and Tamps last Friday night was found campaign for southern yams through “•ring the South .Florida growers Wight a military escort to the ^lty bn Celery avenue where ths gas had the household msgatlnes of the represented in the present hearings but they came on the firat train and given out and the thief or thieves north. It will booet the yam and before the interstate, commission. missed the Guards. However the becoming enraged had stripped the give recipes for using our sweet pota­ f|. When E. C.', Bassett of the Fed- Guards want to thvhom e of Lieut. battery box front the steering wheel toes, In other words,-southern far­ •W Bureau of Marketa was here Herring and lined up in bis yard and otherwise damaged the car. mers will get an advertising efimrecently he warned the growers of a where they had a. pleasant visit The Hulsey Co. of Tamps sent their palgn for,their sweet potatoes that Proactive new attempt on'the part with their old captain who has Just representative here Wednesday to re­ does not coat them ofle cent. ths railroads to secure additional returned from Intqfuive training at pair the car and take it back to the This campaign will help create a • that a 16 per. Ft. Oglethorpe and has a com m is­ owner, in Temps. The car. had only large demand in the north for south ! **nl ,Bere“ * on tomato rates alone sion as Firat Lieutenant In A Class. been in the owner's hands one day ern sweet potatoes. The use of our more mean a quarter of a million The boys and their former captain whan it v u stolen and taken this sweet potatoes in^ths army, cemps «ora dollars cost in getting the crop were greatly pleased to-be . together faf by tbievee. It waa evident that will help to cauae a demand for market, which would come out of again.- , they-wanted to get north and atole southern aweet potatoes In the north, * ■ -------------:____ : ... With such .a.market opened up to the car to make the trip and run­ B* u Ck,U oI th* V o war#. Mr. • lt Bt. that time told of how coning short of gas deserted the car us free; of.charge,'are*we going to America le Prosperous ' * take adkantage of it Are we going !f*r?l,T®aasodatioqa of apple grow­ - Washington, D. C., Nor. 29.— where it stopped. to try to rush our fresh sweet pota. n the. northweatern states had Thanksgiving. Day finds Ameriei's . mni representatives to W a s h in g horn of, plenty with a new high rec­ toes joff to market or are we goin to Military Men Here • °” °* * *®w thousand dollars ord for tallness. Responding to the , First Lieut..Geo. O. Herring, Sec­ build storage • houses and ^eep our ond Lieut. Ralph B. Wight of the •west potatoes through the winter l^ V ^ ,d,J p/ <veDl«d rate InerMee* 14 have c o t the apple men Second Officer# Reserve Corps In and market them gradutlly? ' T tb,n h*lL** million dollars. S*toL taal(iing^t.;Fort Oglethorpe, Leelio ' We hive never had such . . .an. op . twenty-one billloif dollin' worth of HIU of the medical eorpa, Joe Chit-1 portunity before .for . aweet potatoes, East r ^ ebb' P"*!*1*11* of th* ’ Gr0W^ Association farm products, equaling in value the tendon o f. the Second Florida were j Tho market b made for ua' without '.* favor *b-at he wfa etropgiy la natlhn'e total expenditures of Ol{* among the Sanford soldiers spending effort on our pert. If we d a not fake ■* advantage of thia market the fault is Uon Vt0f h1*1"* lh it ^ S S r a c yesr of the war. This totlaa six and Thanksgiving .-’sti; home . where they . *t once too protect the interests a Half billion#'over last year. ** ...... potatoes-are — ' kept* ire receiving s warm'Welcome. , out*"owe, If these, • * •; • . * - • . ■ * . • .-L,» I .,. i.-*■ 12...,• J : - . u.» J . . . i ;. r . . • • . • 'A l Into the winter better prices wih be R U S S I A N BOLSHEVKI ARreceived for them than , a t present; RANGE F O R SEPARATE although present prices are good. , t Mfl PEACE/ The future of the aweet potato is very promising.—Montgomery Ad­ Efforts of the Rusaiaa Bolshevkl vertiser. government to arrange an armlstirfs have mot with the approval of the ' Clarence Woods Appointed German authorities on the eastern The following from the Jackson­ front, The Germans have aet naxt ville Metropolis will be interesting Sunday'ss the data for a coherence to the many friends of Clarence to negotiate an armistice. The Ger­ Woods, editor of the Eustls Lake mans accepted the Russian propoai Region: , * ” tion within a -few houra after BolPresident Wilson announced the shevki emissaries had reached the appointment of Clarence Woods of Teuton *ide.. The allied ambassa­ Eustls aS Inspector of explosives for dors will receive the Bolshevik! pro- * tho state of Florida. IIo is to be posais not as from a government but chargo'd with the duty under direc­ aa fronf . .individuals. ' .- . tion of the director of the. Federal Lloyd George for G reat Britain Bureau of. Mines, of seeing that the says the Issuance of a reasoned new federal -exploavea. law is faithful­ statement for the guidance and warn, ly executed' and obeerved. He will ing of the* Russians as *to the ssrious receive a salary of $2,'400 a year. results that ae likely to follow if a Under tho terms of tho taw he may separate peace is concluded'should * at any timo bo detailed for service be the next move. by the director of the Bureau nof A new appeal toward peace is said Mines in tho District of Columbia or to be in t*ho courso of preparation by « any state, territory or dependency of the pqpe. This is stated.on the re the United States.' As the nomina­ sponaibility of Cardinal Gaspari. A tion, under the language of the law just, Christian and durable peace re­ is msdo by and with the advice and mains the one theme o f'th e pope'p consent of the senate, confirmation desire. .* , . * . by that body is nfeessary, but there • *. • The British and Germans continue is no reason to expect that confirma­ their desperate strugglo on the wesU tion will bo withheld. ern front, the British trying to ad- _ Tho explosives law is a war. meas­ vance eastward toward Cambrai, ure and is designed to bring under and the Germans attempting to hold strict ’ regulation ' tho manufacture, s'aie and use of explosive*. No per­ them up with -strong counter at­ Positions * along thia ' line . son is allowed to manufacture ex­ tacks. havo changed hands repeatedly in plosive* unless licensed to do so, be­ the tarious fighting and German ef- • sides manufaturers'. license tho law provides for the Issuance of vendor'! fort* to gain the dominating eleva­ licence, purchaser’s license, forwars tion of Bourlon wood hav* failed. Elsewhere on tho western front there license, exporter*’ license, analytical has been* strong artillery activity. educators', inventors' and .Investiga­ •. • • . . tors' licenses; every* person author; • The crisis in Italy has passed, 'ac- » zed to sell, issue or disposo of ex­ cording.to Maj: Gen. Maurice-of tho ; plosives shall keep a complete item­ British War Lflice. . The Teutons . ized and accurato record, showing to have not attempted any jiew attacks, • oach person whom oxplotlvcs are sold In strength at-least, their lateet ef­ Tglven, bartered or to whom or forts apparently lacking the vigor of . those earlier in tho'week against the how otherwise disposed of—and quantity and kind of explosives and Italian defenses between tho II rent a * *„• dato of -such, sale, gift, b arter.o r and tho Piave^ . other disposition, and this record London, England,* Nov. 29.—No shall bo sworn to and furnished to chango in the British poaitibns in the * , tho director of the Bureau of Mines Cambrai front; is reported in today's or his authorized- representatives official communication. Tho Belwhenever requested. • , giani repulsed a German attack. • • • '' .* » y, * The atatemenl follows: . Dec ors S svq the Day * . / "A hostile-attack delivered against London, Nov^ 29.—"The doctor Belgian positions in tho neighbor- ‘ ran mado thia world struggle prol>/ hood pf Aschop was beaten off after . ably one of the least deadly ever sharp fighting. South of the Scarp . fought in proportion to the numbers river we Captured«a few prisoners In ’ engaged," said Dr. Woods- Hutchi­ patrol encounters during the. night. son, an American in an address at Ln the remainder of th e -front there is nothing of special Interest to re: • the Royal Society of Medicine. ** • . •"The* doctor's control over wound port"- . infections is so masterly," he added, "that of the .wounded who survive Paris, France/ Nov. 29.—"Artil­ *lx hours, • 90 per cent, recover, of lery actiona occurred north of tha those who. reach the field hospitals Alans and* in the region of Ssplgneul, 96 per cent recover and* of-those says today’s official report. "In the who arrive at tho base hospitals 9 Champagne north' of Carnellet the per cent get well." : . enemy last night after a violent bom­ *• » ■ ’ *-• ‘ 1•* ‘ . "The twin angels anaesthetics and bardment undertook a raid in great antiseptics have not only enormous­ strength. LUr troops'repulsed him, ly djmlnshcd pain and agony but inflicting heavy losses. In the Athave made amputations rarer qnd gonn.e west of ths Aire we rsided ths German lines and brought back ten grave cripplings fewer than aver • tare in war history. Barely 5 -p f prisoners. "Two enemy raids,’one on the left cent of ths'wounded are crippled o bank of the Meuse, in the region of permanently disabled. ( "From the statistics made public Bathincourt, the other on the light there is good reason tq believe that bank northwest of Vaux Lea Damthe death rate of thia year. In spite loup wore completely repulsed. of colossal increase In Instruments There was active artillery fighting in and engines of scientific slaughter uppsr Alsace." does not much exceed 6 per cent. Anent .Woman Hwearin Winifred Bla^ck, writing In the Shortage in Freight Cars Chicago Oribune on women’s rights Washington, Nov.‘29.—Reports,to to swear, relates the story of a mild the American Railway Aaaoeiatlon patient, littla wife, who had stood at ta rn .all the railroads of the country the diahpan for - tw tnty years* and •how that "on November let .this done all the .thousands of other year-the excess of unfilled eSr orders drudging things a good housekeeper amounted to 140,012 cars, an. In­ haa to do,-who.was detained at her crease of 26,104 cars over the same literary dub until six one evening; day lest year. , . haklpg read a paper which in odd Lt thia number 97,000 cere 'ere momenta'she had carefully prepared, called-for In-other parte of iha coun­ and when she arrived home her fault- • try than the congested region east of finding husband greeted her with his Chicago and north of the Potoniac customary complaint when (on ttie river where the abnormal war .busi­ few rare occasions she had not .been ' ness la heaviest. . 1 on tbo apot with Wa rowal ready: Many of these orders for care "For Heaven's sake, Alice, you're .. ................. could be filledf if th* cars now delay- late—here T have no snppar," at ___ and; ed In the congested -rations could b« released. TSe Railroad#' War Board i# Viow applying extraordinary ram r - " “Ye#, ..................................... there are times when : edlea In'the endeavor .to acco ” * uatifled. —St. Pateray»*( . . . I VA *.* -■'•f••• *. • ,tj . n .nVl i. s iW1 m m X iM �Mr. and M n. Yearby;'Orlando, Mr. Mr*. Nixon Butt,. Orlando, Mr. in i Howard Lyman,;Mr. and Mrs. Her­ bert Lyman, Mr. ^nd Mrs. WUson. Mr, and M n. Dess,; M r., and Mrs. Qonaalaa,-Mr. and Mrs. Betts, Mr. and M n. Holly. Mr. and M n. UcCuller, Mrs. Heal, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. McLaughlin. Mlaa Parra more, Miaa Wilkie, Mias Hand, .'Miss; Peaches L« flier, Miaa Vernon, Mlaa Thelma Hjpbar, A. R. Kry, George DeCottWh Arthur .Yowcll, W. A. Leffler, Mr. Waaltnan, Clarence Mahon­ ey, Mr. Merriwether and O. P. .Master Billie Ball celebraUd hla sixth birthday ofl Sunday at the Hotel Carnea. IHia.guesia for.dinner were Mary Elisabeth Puleston, Ca­ milla Puleeton, Olive Neyrman, LeClalro Jones and Mary Frances Ball. A beautiful birthday Cake with six lighted candles adorned the center Mrs. Ernest' Galloway, Mia. Wal­ ter Morgan and Mrr.. R. E. Tolar returned Saturday from ‘ Tampa, where they have been attending the Florida Federation* of ' Womencn’a Clubs. . ' Mrs. J. W. Dicldns and Mrs. 8. A. Wood are the guests pf Miaa Belle Dlcklna in Tampa this weel^. ' ■ rtT j proclom fluid*-It Is the coal to a&qt'Off the supply- nt nlglit. In der to eliminate waste aa far aa pos­ sible. The authorities complain that peraona frequently go to a Up to draw water a/ter the supply' baa been abut off for the day, and finding no water, thoughtlessly leave fho Up open. Op* For 8ale—White Bermuda Onions, eequently the fiekt morning when the grown from the seed, $2.00 thousand supply la tamed on a large quantity Twenty-flre hundred. See C. H. of water runs to waste unnoticed. Leffler, > ^ \ 28-tf CLASSIFIED For Sale.—Hlg” Boston letlu pleats, 60 cenu per thousand. \ H. Gucrry, R. D ."I. " 27-Stp Cummonj, Sanford.* second floor* Apply 209 E. Filth : : * • 28-2t A "Speer. Hoard, rooms and rooms for light ,F o r Sale-^Vary . desirable celery housekeeping. Mrs; C. G. Adams, and truck land, well drained, at 619 Oak. . 28-411 Summcrfleld, M arlon, County, FIaM M mllo from railroad station, M mile For Rent—Fire room hquscl Con­ from good school and church, also veniences, Large garden plot. 'Sit­ hard surface road. • This land can be uated doee in. 8ee C..H. Lcfller. bought cheap for cash. Apply to >»r . • . . Cbaa. White, Adams Park, Ga. For Rent—Two rooma-lor light , . , . 2G-12tp housekeeping over 'Five- and Ten . 2T-2tp«., For Sale—International Harvester Cent. Store. •For Salt-—Windmill In good con­ dition. Nearly ^ew-fflfcOO. N. H. For Sale-175 Chickens, , Whl Garnar. 26-4te Leghorns, a t reasonable price. Ca Herald. . . 24-tf For Sale—Good gaa heating stove, cash. Inquire Herald offlaa. ’ ?. 25 3tp Rootna for Rent—919 .Oak A rt on at UmE/Ci . , WANTED Wanted—Woman to atrip Jno. J. Mauaer.' . with High School education*) have work. Have had 8 yearf perience driving ear. Will me anything- reasonable. . Addrei .W anted-L idy tp work in a i» . i h n t u f ! .IV 11^.^ cry. Apply G . W. Speneer,T For Rent—Furnished, rooms for light housekeeping, 117 Laurel ave_ ■ I - 10., f ' Cottage for Rent—Ten dollars per month. 1204 Park avanua, * 26-tfc Rock puliets March or April hiuk THREE CENTS ■ Ing—the beat strain m .».y g Insertion. Minimum . For Sale—Fine lot of Registered Rooms for light housekeeping and Address “ II." care ] *Mt$: Quroe Jeraey pig.. Mrs. Endor furnished rooms. Mrs, LUJa,! 615 Curlett, Geneva, Florida. 25-tfc Wanted—M a il. ~ /My RENT Park avenue. 28-tfc Between 17 and 40, Baptist £ For Sale—Shelving and counters For. Rent—Rooms, conveniently \ For Rent—Furnished rooms dined or non-cHurch preferanta, u at a real bargain. H* H. Garner. oca ted. Hot and cold water. Ap­ light housekeeping. 807 Mage Join Berean Class. R. M. Orem • 27-4to stein, president.. * n .u ply'701 Mifnolia avenue. 19-tf • It will be of Interest to the many friends of. Captain. Thomas A. Neal to know that be has been awarded the white collar badge, which is a piece of white ribbon worn on tho cost collar, end designates Class B The next highest class la Class'A and men who get that wear a white hat band. Only o n e ‘man In Cap­ tain Neal's battalion has this band and he has been- at Ft. Lflethorpe over two months. To get Class A you must first get Clais B, and then be recommended for Class A,-when a severe written examination is*glven and 11 you qualify you get the’ white hat band. New Restaurant ,' Sanford will, have a bran new restsurant, the same to be opened next Saturday In the .Garner block on Park avenue nejt door to Spencer's Bakery and m eat,shop. The new restaurant will he known a s . tho Park restaurant and will b e 'under tho able management o f M in Gray, who;'knows the restaurant buslneaa from many years of experience In this city apd in other cities. -Tho ladies of'the Presbyterian church will hold a turkey supper in the new restau­ rant Saturday night but .M in Gray expects-to be. ready for tho trade on Saturday. -The'new'restaurant opens with a bright future and will cater to the public'in tho ondoavqr to give them all the market afTordn at’ rea­ sonable rates. ** * • //W h e n Gloves Became. Popular. Although worn before, cloves did not find favor with women until tha fourteenth ccntry, when they were al­ ways In evidence. If not on the hands. In them or carried .stuck In the girdle, tho stitching that inado the fingers ex­ tending far down the back, of the band and finished off With fancy stitch and embroidery, the gauntlet often Jew* tied, the whole glove perfumed. * * «\ Ml V 1 ■ _^t\\ ^1 \ 1j || II U•• vM Jrif 1U1 ■ -« d*.■f \ • iliHaiu V s f jl /A * w i IH *-1; W L / I Copyright lUrt Schsffner A Mart There'll be some happy surprises like this iri a good many* homes on Thanksgiving D ay And speakir happy .siirprises~you can be sui*e of one if you'll come to this store for your Thanksgiving Day Clo • True. . . "I understand that once he served a abort term In prison. Yet he has redeemed himself and lived It down absolutely." "Well be would • bare lived It down. If-It wasn’t for the fools Ukf you and me who continually keep digging it op for conversation pur- 9 m arguments tire woman la a ao­ rtal blight and an enemy to her own Charm, be ibe otherwise aa attractive s a l t ta possible for a body to be. Ar­ gument In Itself la a dignified mental pro w ona absolute necessity for the world** Intellectual development, bat It ceases to bo * thing desirable -when It enters trery-day verbal Inter­ course mors than an exceedingly rare •very so often.' Plain common awisa should taO us the reason why.—New York Vrenlng Telegram. These good clothes dovetail with our sendee ideas; give the greatest value's we can—and then stand back of them with a positive guarantee of satisfaction. Here are suits for m en who think they are hard to fit; models and sizes for all figures. *- * . For young m en, the famous m ilitary sport suits, the V arsity Fifty F ive styles—sm art and lively. O vercoatsfor everybody; Chesterfields, m ilitary over­ coats, belted models, great coats, ulsters. . . » . Bald tha Mar-cynic, "When a wornan goes shopping these days, although she may be the most sedate lUUe lady ta the world, she can't help hitting the high places." - Shirts, hats, neckwear, underwear, gloves—-in fact every good thing to w ear is here. M n * (to ha adeems female defend­ ant)—“Sob a, whole let, hot shed no tears. NotMag wfU prejudice a Jury against you Uks a red nose and watery tree," * . t • * _ . < __ - . • . simplicity and Winhw. . /,... To maintain oneself od this earth not n baidahlp but * fru ttev t* one (U lire simply aid Wisely.—Tboreau. The home of Hart ScfyafTner & Marx Clothes �constantly:reading 'all; th a t he can ‘‘X . \ J ■'• ,1^ find ibout his business, getting In A BUNCH O OP FIN TB R ESTING G IT EM S FROM FBOM COR­ ITEM touch with new Ideas of> efficiency and new method! tfiatrrodue* hie RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNcosta to the minimum and ralee hie T ¥ —EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD profits to the maximum'. ~ l n ~dlrW •frow T H r^hffirT u^t u EAST SANFORD true ae in any. other 'field.. Now There will be a box social at . ___ ■— — Ideaa come out. etery V earltlthf are Moora'a Station church. FHday even . Mr. and Mra. C\ G. Chamberlain distinctly worth' while. Thcee new Inf, D e c ‘7th, proceed! to. be used entertained Mr. and Mm. I. D, Mar-1 Ideaa are generally first noted by the for Christmas tree. Come and bring your supper. Mra. J. C. Ellsworth very pleasantly lo r is the medium selected to spread The game of them abroad. Mra. I. D. H art and Mias Ruby Tuesday evening. drove to DeLand Thanksgiving to Rummy and refreshments, were en-| Buckaye Nurseries, with their 37 visit Mrs. H art’s sisters. Mrs. Joyed. I years experience \inow how to weed Hughes and Mrs. Thompson for Little Miss Eleanor Cameron Is out the poor ideas and their new several 'days. the proud ow ner. of a beautiful catalogue Is a veritable m an of good I. D. Hart entertained hi! aunt, Shetland pony, whose name Is Duke, suggestions to the grower who is Juit Messrs. David & Dann have open- starting or the established' grower . Mra. Troell of Umatilla last 'week. cd a blacksmith's shop hear L. A. I with eyars of experience behind hlht Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dann have This information ia put down In moved from Orlando to Seek Ham­ Brumley’a ralll. mock. j« c m b .d i . o W i».d. h , \ m > '»•“ * • Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Martin have “ V1* •’■'-t * h“ as house*guests for two weeks at Palatka last week and on arrival journa) published in Jha heart their attractive home on L ake.Goldan C. L. H in t and daughter, Misa Ellen of Leominster, M a n / Last week W. H. Babson of - Donaldson, Maas., was. a guest at the Martin through.... Jefferson'l ,7•» Lafayotto SEE 00R LINE MadTiOfr: Manatee.. Monroe.— Nassau..— Orange-'---Osceola----Palm Beach Pasco—---Pinellas----Polk.—........ Putnsm----Seminole..; St. Johns..-. St. Lucie— Sumetr__ .... Suwannee.— Taylor— Volusia..-..-. Wakulla— .. TotaLMUST NOT RAISE PRICE 111-113 Park Avenue Shortage In 8ngar Does Not Mean Extortion -- Retail grocers of Florida who are 'selling sugar or any other food com­ modity at an extortlo ate' rate on account of the shortage how 'exist­ ing are.directly violating Food Ad- High-Grade Bakery Goods — Pull Line of — F lo rid a and W estern M eats >. H E ’S c a l l e d ‘' m e d i u m s t o u t ” by clothing m e n .' H e wants clpthes that give his figure its best appearance; and we have them for him ; • H art SchafEner & M aix m ade them . T he fabrics are all-wool; the designing pf the garm ent is right for such a fig­ ure; and the clothes fit; and don t cost to o m uch’ The home of Ilart Schstfner 4 Marx Clothes ■ • Free Delivery Phone 106 We have best varieties—beat quality. Every lot gunranleed true to name and as to condition. We are now booking con­ tracts sor Wintor hrtd Spring shipments. • • . . . • ' * We havo bcert for several years large growers of potatoes. We have learned what seed and fertilizer is best adapted to Florida soil and climate. We offer our customers the benefit of our knowledge gained by actual experience. Write for Prices and 'Literature INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER r COMPANY JA C K S O N V IL L E , FL O R ID A All Modem Conveniences. Four-ycnr-old Marlon with her mather wai visiting In a small town. One day \vhlle pawltVx the public watering trough for homes, n flock of birds wna perched on the aide of the tub drink* Ing. This was aomethtng new for Marion and, looking up at her mother In surprise, the said: “Why, mndder, I didn't know they had bathtubs for tbelr birds down here." Standard Lights. Such a dissimilarity 1ms been found by the bureau of standards, In life­ buoy lights supposed to bo --of the mine power that makers are now re­ FLORIDA DID NOBLY quired to submit samples of their for tests before they can bo ap­ Met (hit Issue of the Y. M«.C« A. llghtq proved. Some lights show as low as Fund Squarely lit qandlo power, while others run as The following letter from the state high at 180. The minimum require^ secretary will he interesting to-tho ment Is ICO, and samples must at people of Seminole county; least reach that standard to be tu> ceptwL - " • ___________ ‘Novembei 27,1917. Dear Editor: ^Florida has made a magnificent re"Potter's Flelfl." spouse to the patriotic ■.appeaL.for 1 “Potter’s field," the graveyard It fundi for our aoldi.r hoy.' m t f m w «• wl“ J provided u „d .r th . .u .p l« « . ( th . S ? Copyright Haft Schaflner tt Mars * . Come in and see us. First class goods. Prompt and courteous service. Reasonable prices. thU year they have taker) the prewill take steps to prevent caution to have enough books print-1 them from continuing " such . pric­ ed that everybody can. gat one.Mk” They thought’ they h ad /last year, All dealera in Flprida are held to but the supply was exhausted and reasonable profits, proportionate per .this year it Is likely to be1the same cent of profit derived under normal way, so you had better write them and they are not allowed to raise for one of these* cstslogs before you prices on any article of food beorget .It—address .Buckeye Nur- cause of th e ’scarcity, series, 1186 Citixens Bank Building, I The Food Administration Li preTampa. Florida. pared to" tako immediate action .Codon Planting Now that so many Volusia county farmers are contemplating planting cotton next spring, which will be a ’new thing" for this section; that is, new because Cotton- has not been grown here by the present genera­ tion, any expert advice will bo wor­ thy of consideration. U. S. Depart­ m en t‘of Agriculture .very strongly advices early preparation of the soil. Early planting and early preparation of soil aro almost a*1strongly urged as rotation of crops, DeLand -and tho west side of Vo­ lusia county will have perhaps 3,000 acres in cotton In 1918.. j W. A. Strlngfellow has bought the seed for 260 acres. • Volusia County Ken) Estate Com­ pany has leased the DeLeon Springs fiVId, 2fi0 acres, which will lie planted to cotton. Sherman and Fuller who own 680 acres - between DoLnnd and Lrange City will probably close lease of this tract this week—all fdr cotton. * The Wright Bros., DeLand’a most’ enterprising and- successful 'negro farmers will put In considerable cot­ ton and cane next spring. F. N. Burt has a splendid fle’ld for cotton In tho old Spring Garden plantation; but Mr.' Burt is not fa­ vorably impressed with cotton-culti­ vation, and will probably confine Buffalo Ranch to stock and stock feeds.—DeLand Newt. - . Sanford Vulcanizing Works 314 W. 1st ST. E. W. DICKSON SANFORD, FLA. . PHONE 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED * Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires ‘ ALL STARTING BATTERIES REPAIR -WORK GUARANTEED FREE AII$ SERVICE 3 STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH , D A IL Y T R A IN S T O W A S H IN G T O N A N D N E W Y O R K• - We would like to write each tontrib- ^ery waa uup up In long trenches, which Ns. 82 No. 88 No. 80 utor but It Is Impossible, and we ask I -unfilled. Common consenl Lv Jacksonville_9:10 a. m. 12:01 p. at. >8:18 p- «• Ar Savannah----- 1:16p.m. 4i01p.ni. 12:15a.m. that you print this expression of o u r |aoon made It possible for these an' Ar Charleston— 5:35 p. m. 8:16 p.m. 8:45 a.m . appradsUon for the part which your sightly stretches of ground to be put tc Ar Rlcbmead— 5:05 a. m. 7:95 n. m. 7:45 p. m. community has had In this great the useful purpose of interring thi Af Washington.... _8:40 a. m. I d d ia . a . H JO p.nu cause. bodies of those who were cared for ai Ar Baltimore—:—10:57 a. m. 12:10 p.m. /1:18 a.m . Ar W. PhlTphJa.. 1:07 p. m. ‘237 p, m. 3J0 a. m. In behalf of the National War « ch,r«c BP°n th* copnta' Ar New York—.. 3:18p.at. 4:35p.m. 5 :5 0 a.m* Work Council, we thank all ho • have given both time and trfoney, I Wofld la ChanglnB. ■ s M a a d a . . U nD tarm nN S S m aM k, rm w tvn —r «««W ■ and but for the willing .acrifica of so , world la clmaglug. and human • # d ror Information or Reservation Phene at Writs L . „ y .h . cumptlfn .uutd put U *\ ATLANTIC COAST LIN E 188 W. Bay S t, Jacksonville, Fia. -• HlOaborottA BoULTamp succeeded. . preference'aven when they a n dl* PlKWa 17. . T rh o iit l i t : very truiy, I tlngulahed by unusual skill. Woman ■]U > . Map!le, who to popularity know tha1 ! , State Secretary, j they must bury all annoyancs St what • Amount,ralsad by counties: ... j ever does ndt please Jhern^In thi Alachqa... Baker----BtedfordBrevard..’. Broward.^ atnis.,....* 4 C lay.,..... Columbia. — -U , Ml Dade.-^.-. ..-.»r 2,dD0 De8oto.L. — i^is^vvo Duval__2 ..J .... V, ■ Flagler.. Franklin... KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT CO Gadsden— On Flour, Grain and Feed �herd for us i ^ i e r rrom T r ic r - M c C n ilM . • 5 7 Pair iciii| pffces in Fr*ncf ’ , November 6, I9lV. B . J . Holiy. mford* n*- D o r a d o .w a i ^ ( fo r F l o r i d a . n ear Mr. H olly: "J& rT ecI-hefo' no»'*wb-t.xm Enoflsh W riter Shows* How F orces Were S w ^n g to and F ro l' be for «w hlle; b u t * h o u ld I to b« iranaforcd-thli address me-II K* 1 \ n' art!t' 7o keep up with1ovorytblnr. in f(JJ ,„d I know the best V-y la On 8*pt t th* Fighting Troop* Th*rs, * H« Figure*, Reiched 1,369 BatalIons—Roumanla’e Entry Ciuaea 8wlft Chang*. ■i The Rudder of the Day, Some one has called the enfly hours of the morning, the rudder of the day With the French AnzilcH.—Tho flux; and it would help some to keep that thought In mind; The girl who. get* and reflux of the Oermah force* on tbo out'Of bco.nt ten o'clock, and then sits western and eastern fronts, together around -listless till noon, will never with their rapid augmentation ,oo cither *ldo whenever occnaion called make as much of the twenty-four hours for Increase of effectives, have been as ane the imouia, should. • too The cany early hour* hours are howandearly, net forth; The. figure* rudder of the day. Steer by them. given refer to the varioua phase*, of —Exchange. the war, starting with the luvasloa of Belgium In August, 1014, going-tffht Love and Beauty. through the allied offensives of 1015 Men of strong Impulses alone know and '1016, the German operations be* what love Is. Lora alone fathoms fore Verdun, the movements on the beauty; beauty alone creates a rt— Russian and Roumanian frontiers, and } Whgner. concluding with the position as It was* on September 1 this year. * ■* It will be seen that In 1014 the Ger­ mans threw onto tho western front Including ihe army that forced Its way through Belgium, 1,100 battalions of • , • . Infantry; while on the Ilunlan front, from which they did not await mrfeh. activity, they left oniy 822 battalions. By. September 1 this year these totals had been enormously -raised, for on i t YOU WANT J 0 SAVE MONEY that date they had op the Franco-BelSEE US BEFORE DECEMBER 5th glan-Britlah front no fewer than 1,860 battalions, while on tho eastern froftt they' bad In position 005 battalions. Thus at the present moment they are employing ’2£34 battalions on botl\ SANFORD, FLORIDA fronts, whereas at the opening of bos* tllltlcs only 1,512 were engaged. From On* 8lde to Other. A glnnco at tho totals of tho battal­ ions In tine on the two fronts at differ­ ent periods of tho war Is Interesting, ns showing how the principal effort of the Gormans has swung from time tp tlmo from one aide to the other. Tho attack on Belgium and Franco absorbed tbe attention of tho German staff when war broke ont In August. 1014, and tho Russian front was left to THE U N IV ER SA L CAR a very great extent to toko caro of Itself. At that tlmo tho Infantry effec­ tives were disposed as follows: S SEED POTATOES ECAUSE Florida is the only State in the Uniori where no metal;precious or base,fis found; but Florida soil holds greater riches than the gold the Spaniards dreamed, and under any name, Florida was bound to be important in the wealth and pro­ gress o f tho Nation. B Just so, Goodrich, tinder any other name, was des tined to be the up-builder of the rubber industry. The pride of Goodrich is Goodrich Tires.1 BLACK SAFETY TREADS December and January Delivery Are tires in which millions o f miles o f mauling against the roads of the nation have brought forth proved, tested certainty o f service. THE L. ALLEN SEED COMPANY For Goodrich Test Car Fleets have tried them out; and established the lasting strength o f the Goodrich U n it Molded, Unbroken C u re . body of these m atchless fabric tires, * . . • Buy service in the tires which have w on the right to the title “America's Tested Tires.” T H E B . F . G O O D R IC H C O M P A N Y THE CITY OP GOODRICH, AKRON, OHIO Makers also o f the famous Slhertovn Cord ‘Clres . The moat desirable features of motor car const! uction are found In Ford cars. They arc strong with the strength, of vanadium Bteel, heat-treated by Ford methods'. Excess weight is eliminated by strength, and allows the.Ford more power for .its weight than any other car. Hack of the car is the organization which' has built’and sold over two million Ford care. The Ford car saves time—is a sure money-maker. Runabout ?345,T ouringC ar$360, Ton Truck $GOO.OO, Coupelet $660, Town Car $645, Sedan $695—all f. o. b. Detroit. On display and for sale by ■ . - •- • - C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman 1 Division* of * fiat* , (tkch. B u m * On th e w tatern fro n t............ #414 1.1W O n .th e ea ste rn front............ .. 2SH ' IS Tho battle of tho Yser In November, 1014, caused tho Go'rftmns to Intensify their effort Id tho VVcsL They brought up their effectives to n 'higher* totnl there, but at the aamo tlmo they were becoming rather anxious nbout tho Rus­ sian front, and therefore added to the number of their troops on that side, making the position ns follows: D ivisions o f j 4 I le g u . Batin*. On th* w ffittrn fro n t............10414 , h tn On th* *a*t*m fro n t........... C H ' *» Then came tho Russian offensive, which compelled . Germany to , look round In order to Anil more troops to meet I t - She therefore reduced her effectives somewhat on tbo western front and sent them eastward, at the sqme time bringing some more battal­ ions from ’the Interior to add to those on the Russian frontier. In September, 1015, by which-tlmo the maximum of the German effort tad been reached Qti that aide, the position aloodt 1 - Division* of ;• r I o r 4 R et*. B a ttn a On th * w sstarn fro n t,..,....K B 1,U0 On th * ***t*m front............ *7 T» Verdun waa tbo next great move­ ment the Germans had la view, nnd fn order to win * victory there they bt»d changed the dlsposlUcm of their infan­ try effectives by bringing many dlvl* alons westward, so that the position In June, 1010, waa; Divisions of I or 4 Rcta. Battns. On th* western front..*.....IS 1*171 On th * *o*t*rn fro n t....... . 41 Wpat One Nreds. Tin n good old world to live In, so you need yourself n-houre; to lore In, so you. need's spouse; to go In, so you need a car or horse; to know.ln, so yotf peed a college course; to read In, so you need some books; to shine In, so you need good clothes and looks.—Ex­ change. •Campaign Slogan*. -Wchator’s “the past at least Is se­ cure," mill "Liberty uud Union, now and forever, one nnd liiNepnrable," of* Imperishable. Clay's declaration, "1 would rather be right thnn be presi­ dent," will long remain lu the books of quotations, and along with It will run recollection' of the' retort of Tom llecd, when a congressman had qboted It with an emphatic flourish, “Rut you wlli never bo either.” * Not .Developed. Four-year-old Wnltor had permission from his mother to make n short call on new 'nilghbors. Till* li what ht reported on hi" return home; "Hnmnia, they have one.child spd a baby that Isn't n child yet." If a boy is kept neat and well dressed he is a better boy morally because of it, - Unconsciously ho tries to live up to hU appear­ ance and that is his responsibility. Responsibilities are what makq men out of us. The unusual good style, the tailoring and designing effects of • ' . make the boy realize he is well dressed and manly in appear­ ance. Especially are these Fnll. models a combination of qunlity, valae and style. All the latest fabrics, and smart Norfolks in’ the various plain, plaited and belt effects. . All cut extra full and roomy .for growing boys. Trousera lined throughout every strain point preporedf to meet the demands of rough play and every suit guaranteed to give satisfaction. Suita for the little fellow in the samp well make as his big bro­ thers, In the Norfolk and other smart styles. CT4 Brings Furthsr Chang**. A fresh awakening of activity In the East was occasioned whoa Roumanln came Into the war. This brought fur­ ther changes - In tho proportional strength of* the German forcea on tbe rc*p4}ftlve front*,.: In. December, 1910, they were as follows A Finished Job. Prices for the little fellows* suits $5.00 ^to $8.50; prices for his big brothers' suits from $0.50 to $19.00. ' Overcoats for all size boys in all styles, especially tho new Trench effects, which boys liko so well—$5.00, $6.00 to $10.00. Mackinawa in all the new plaid effects; sizes from 8 to 18: $6.50 Dt via ton* o f J o r 4 R at*. B attns. ........... US . LW ____________ -) m In July. 1017, which saw the opening of both British and French offensive movements,' the German* were com­ leg n n d then be lame for the rc*t of pelled to re-enforce th e lta m lre on her life. Just consider the pain, the excitement pad the doctor’* blUfw 'But If you marry this one" nothing cun bnp< pen. Her* you have a flnlohcd Job.' on in* •**i*vu i*wn».»•*■*.«,•—* ... • r~ • Owing-to events connected with tho revolution In Buisla,- Germany threw Homo mom troops Into the eastern field of operations, and on September 1’the gltuaUon was as follow*: . Top* Recovered and Repaired WHITTENBUBO AND BOYD . MtaaTMtar** «f A»I***M* T*** liii i m a a m . t»w|«. rwa* „ Division* of /, SlU rta BaRAs. On th* wMttrn front.|..**...14T-H® On th* *a*t*rn front. These figure* refer merely to the troop* engaged In tbAflgbUng line, apd leave out of account those to garrison in tho Interior of the country, as well as thus* on the lines of. communlcaUoo. 1 . At the beginning of tbe war the strength of tbe German battalion was about 1,000 men, On-tberfssumptlon that this strength has been maintained the «oriespoddant*s ststomjmt Indi­ cates the presence of 1,800,000 German Hero you will always And something new, Blouses, Shirts, Hats, Cpps, Sweaters, Hosiery. Night* Shirts and Pojam&s, Neckwear, Rompers and Overalls all a t right prices. Send us your mall order if you cannot come ypureelf. Any goods sent' out which are not satisfactory you ore a t liberty to return, 1 WE ARE MEMBERS OF T H E .R E T A IL .M E R C H A N T S TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION A ^ D PAY ] YOUR RAILROAD FARE.TO AMPA AND BACK. r o r s p ra in s . L am eness, Sores; C uts, Rheumatism Penetrate* and Heats. Stops P a in A* Once ; For M an and Boast S t f e M , A .A U D .W In T ie Ten Story Bank Building �T r ^ * R. J. HOLLY. EdHsr W. M.I. HAYNES, V M M Etw7 Um4*y Md Friday IHE-HERAULERMintSCOIPiNT , A - contemplated. And .again if tl» Bolshevki crowd makes peace with Germany it does not mean that the majority of the Russian people want a peace with Germany at any price or one that da bought and paid-for & ___ _ _ _ •.. ' ' ____ _ World Bar* for; Democracy." . The evening prelude will'be "Noc­ turne,' ’by Chopin: anthem,' "Exult Ye Nations," V b y Ramsen; o f fe rto ry solo-by-M re Julius Takach. ^ FEW MORE DAYS stnnciam oN r u a c in advance; •« ♦ J r , ’*’ 1»- li l : .,.. —- i 0’%' . . . . ' *’ *&>? - v . > . ~* ‘ i' 1B , t n . Vlh /, i r t j lfj*1 -V T-r^iSM • ?' -. -• • BB X ‘P r 11 Young° Men Should^Haves' Check; Accounts"-' •• #- ... • • .________ I’g ilizc th e fact'thatTnRny young men d6atre To 7iaYe_ cEec]r accounts" but are reluctant about startmg an account with a. small • deposit. • * ; ■ •;< -;^* ' [ A-"sK'r '•. * In fact there are those high in au­ thority In America and Europe, who To Conlribnte to The Herald Tothink ^hat when Germany makes ,* bate* Fu^d for the Bogs TimCX MClh i m m1m m*• • f V*»■-•J'g*#V *m»** ^7- •- -L-■■*-» ■■■ "I. _ -■ asSBBgg— ? peace with the so-called Russian H Such accounts are welcome here, and we extend every courtsey of .I n a letter from Tracy Me Culler I la ik% City ky CmMrn U M r * Vm t Is Government that Germany will have In today's'issue h o .say s'th at it In reliable banking. JN M ilt ll Offl« a Russian bear by the tail and no difficult to get an American tobacco chance to le t’go without being bitten CAPITAL $30,000.00 SyBPLUS $15,000.00 \'A _____ __ 1 MU1 Uaim JUrwut ttmd by the head of the bear in the shape in Franco and how the boys do Uve to get a little now and than from tho of tbe'Cossacka who a t present dom­ Red Cross and the Y. M. C. A. I N o, I4A inate all of eastern Russia, control And thia tobacco that they get a il’the foo'd a)ippUe*tahd the gold through the - Red Cross and the -= supply and in a few months MU Y. M. C. A. is the tobacco that you practically have all the real fighting are sending them through the Her­ solditra. - I t seems critical on . the a l d . • I t ia the only way they have surface yhd It may- be critical but of- getting real American-tobacco ’ H.ILSTSTENS C M. HAND O. L TATLOR X. R. DFA3 Russia is too large and composed of and if you have ever, been away ’ *■ AmI C u Uh too many 'factions and races to be from home whfra you could not ob­ F. L WOODRUFF' overrun by the Teutons regardless tain the real article you know what of any treaty that may be hatched that means to the boy*. AH of T H E B A N E T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R DmEi P O S IT S up by tho Bolshevki faction or any which britigs us back to the'idea that j1 rya ymy i, other patched up party In temporary after this month we will have to power. *“ dose the fund for awhile ta it Is Meantime the Allies w ill'fot treat growing old and seems' to be tire­ victory for the girls and the second witfy any of these factions ahd will some to the readers and most of for the boys with no defeats. The line up for. the girls was as follows: wait for. some order to coma out of them have subscribed something. • The Sanford Herald says that San the chaoe All that need to be fear­ THE D E S O T O H O T E L MAJESTIC HOTEL-Tampa, Florida And how the boys "oyer there," .Core Lee Tflils, May -Thrasher, . ford ia not going to stand for mend! ed la that the Germans with their -------------tea B I iaIin m U C------TAMPA, FLORIDA rtea N P t r o i r u t Vp will appreciate, your little donation Helen Hand, ■Helen Feck, Ethel Om H uU ratf u 4 n t t r I n m . * E m ^ u f l u Mk^ • cants on the street there this winter. ■ U a itr r. mm ^ ‘T a n n it N .« Q , mut usual diplomacy may frte the thou­ and they will send you a postal .card Henry, Adele Rtnes. OmtotMaf Tuna Btr PmS > BARS ON ANMJCATION Thia' ta aometbing that Ocala ahould sands of German and Austrian pris­ rzn zzMala Cat ------lia n . O n U n lt S la T u f t ' i B a S a n a B a S a w tU aS iait. If possible and let you know.how The line up* for the boye: Issy not,tolerate either. There are plen­ oners and get permission to buy sup­ *___ •• AH________ C«r IIt i ■ _____ jt. 9. JONXn. Pmt y of Institutions In “ the eouniry plies from Russia that are badly they feel 'about your gift of tobacco. Kenner, G. W. Spencer, Hoy Burns, YOUR COMFORT CAREQ FOR | "A Hotel Man With A Conscience" Therefore without any more talk we Robt. Cobb, Rsx Holiday. cwhere unfortunates can be cared for needed-in the empire. want to say that this is the last call and no community ahould be* forcod After the gams the Eustis trams Should Ruiaia make any such for tobacco money. Get your dona­ to have them appealing to the people ALBERTUS HOTEL entertaincdjhy.^inlprd teems a t tbs' Worth While. , from tho aide w alk—Ocala Banner. treaty ss contemplated it will never tion -in now and bslp some poor boy Lakevlew Hotel at n banquet that *. r. OTAPtrroN, Pm- -a* Mp. Try to ilts up to the best thoughts be ratified by the real Russians and away over in France to have his BVBOPKAN PLAN come to you In your brat moods. Ost*.jValaaMMIaa the early demise of the Bolshevki Christmas smokes Just as you in the Mr. Hoover would took;on in horror. that N a » tk m « U ry -b rl« k H au l, hat and raid —James B. Angst). p stw . p rh ato o a d pabUc bath*, ratura Editor* Chria Coflrington of the ean be seen ,whenever they make comfort and. luxury of your own Mr. Courier called on Mias Ruth raUbaUi whh n a d tm eann»t>a««l . . -Wbcxi U - DeLand NeSrs and tJ» G .' Gallemore such a treaty » T ra p a a la p v K b a * . WaaoUcM ja n r p a tre a in McDaniel and Mr. Rbbie Laing to that practically home will have .your Christmas a t d « B da what a* n a ta naka p u t *tar a b a * Nsedtd Two of Them. . of the Bartow Record have been.aued amounts to treason against the true smokes apd .Sammy Is making it give to u ts to the teams which were p ln a aa t, SU T w lm R tnaL Pbana U44 - ilary EUen bad s- new baby brother, ‘for libel,and have much to be thank­ and patriotic Russians possible for'you to be living in your responded to by Miss May Thrasher .and It was her delight to sit In ber lit­ ful for at thia glad. Thanksgiving Germany Is playing for time in or­ own home.' Following Is tbs Hat of and MK Israel Kanncr. This w u tle red .rocker and hold baby brother tlm*. Being aued fir libel la the followed by ii danch. Tho crowd In ber arms. Annt Amy w u -visiting •contributions to date: finest advertising-that a newspaper der to take aa much of her army from'Sanford* left in time , to reach them one day, and Mary Ellen, coming man can have and w e'hope that from the eastern front- as. possible Previously acknow ledged.__I41.2C home before twelve o'clock and al­ In from play, found her bolding bsby brothers Codrington and Gallmore and.endeavor to stem the victorious Marion Smith lowed a little extra time to visit a brother. She stood watching b er aunt appreciate the compliment paid them French and English armies aodi If Mrs. Ben Smlth„!....w..„..:..,...1-.;: ,1 "tangerine" grove on the roadside. with longing eyes for several minutes, by tho plaintiff, A man must have this can be doho 'in the next faw C. A. Palmer, G e n e v a . . J theo,',turalng to her mothef, she soldi The following were - seen In the "I'wtsh brother w u twins." moptha Germany will not frarticu J . ’D. DaViaon^............. .{ plenty of money to bp sued. if 5 ..r, ' ,1 dining, room .(rom Sanford, Mlues larly care about Russia or her a tti­ Frank CIark.„..„.;.l.* May Thresher, Helen Peck, Frances tude of peace. With Russians laying Mrs. J. E. Pace.... .......... • 2.Q0Goldsmith'* Worfd-Wldenest. THE WAY TO PEACE Chappell; Agnes Dumas, Fern Ward, down their arms German agents will One of the most memorable things to • '.'Any body, of free men that com­ overrun the country and obtain con­ Core Lee Tiljla, Ethel Henry, Nellie be remarked In Goldsmith la the note City Connell Meets pounds. with the present German trol of finances and foods and sup­ • City council of the city of Sanford, Elder, Ixetta'Stbno, Ruth McDanleR of world-wldenfsa wbtcb be Introduced --Government is compounding for Its plies and Russia will be ’ another Florida met in regular session Nov. Virginia Brady, Adele Rines, Helen -into' literature. There Is n total ab­ Wouldn't you like to give . own destruction. • • Any man in China-~at least Western Russia-will 19, 1917, at 7:30 p. m-'. Present, Band, Miss.Blanchard, Mrs. Groven- sence In him of local prejudice, which the family as light and flavory .America or anywhere also that sup­ be. Eastern Russia will always be B. *W. Herndon, president, C. .H , stcin, Mrs. Hazard, Mr. and' Mrs. Is In strong contrast with the vigorous poses .that the free industry and en­ be under the rigid discipline of tho Dingee, W‘, W. Abernathy, F. L, Stone, ^Ir. Connor, lasy Kanner, and almost barbaric insularity , of muffins as they’ve ever eaten terprise of the world ean continue Cossacks and they have hover -been Miller, Jno- Adam's; absent, R.*A.' Glen .Single, Roble Laing; ■ .Hoy Johnson. He >}ad once thought of emi­ •—made without expensive if the Pan-German plan is ichelved coerced *or whipped yet and they Newman and R?y Symes. Burns, Rex Holiday, G. W. Spbnccr, grating, to Afncrica, and would hare butter?. 'done ao but for one of those humorous BBFV and German power is‘fastened upon will probably be the ruling power in Miputes of last meeting read and Harry Lewis, Walter Connelly, Les­ Incidents so common In his haphazard We know of no t etter wav the world is as fatuous as the dream­ Russia when the war is* over. ter HiH, Hawkins - Connelly, Alfred adopted to introduce you to gooa, ers in Russia. What I am opposed Robson, Ed. MeAch, Robert Cobb. life. Revision of -the registration book . r _ ____ s However *yo can look ahead far wholesome C ottolcne than to is not tho feeling of the .pacifists 4 was' here ’taken up and all names enough 'to perceive that no thatter through this muffin recipe. but their atupldlty. , • * * • Solomon’s Chariots. inole’s Roll of Honor what happens In Russia, in the next stricken who had left or were not - r Sem -. « *■ m--■i_tt* -4 Solomon malntalno-i-a force of L400 If you phould use your own • "If we are-true friends of freedom year we can expefct but little help qualified, chariots (I. Kings 10:28) by taxing recipe, use one-third less of., Navy of our own or qny^ody rise's wo will from that strife torn -country and 'M r. Little came before, the coun certain cities. Jewish chariots were Cottolene than you would of Karl Schults, Sherman Routh, *ee that the power of this country we might Just as well m ark.her off d l and made complaint about clos­ idiltated from Egyptian models, or, t.i Collier*Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned butter. n and the productivity of this country the list' as far as efficient, assistance ing road, same was referred to street >• perhaps. Imported from Egypt* ■V Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph are raised to their absolute maxi- In th is‘ war is concercd.. The "best committee. RECIPE munf? an'd that absolutely nbbody is that can be hoped for is that Ger­ Communication from Mr. Lefllcr Roumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ A big Jo b .,_ , allowed to atand'in the way of it.' Muffin. many will be uriable to.- form any in'regards to taxes on his property, cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Llttlo Esther stood gazing nt the Lawton,.James Purvis, William Hart u ld n p o o n l m clltd C o tio lm r| 1 "Lur 'd uty is to stand together treaty of any kind with any part of offering a note held by him on said ley, Wallace Llpfard, y t. C, Temple sky, nnd turning to her mother, said: ublsspoon m garj 1 % cup* m ilk 1 1 egg t "Mamma, bow do you 'sposc God ever night and day untio the work is fin­ Russia until tho Allies can bring her property In payment of taxes, was 3 cups titled Rour | 3 level tesjpooat \\ • ) Array got that great big sky up there without to her knees. And after that Russia retd and clerk Instructed to inform ished."—From President ''Wilson** baking powder 1 1 scant Its moon u l t . breaking it?" • . ’ ■ v v '> TJohn Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Sift together flour, baking pchttler Address, to ‘the American. Federation wilt have to riso o r ' fall virtually Mr. Leffier that said 'offer could not , ' Leslie Hill^ Soth Woodruff, Stanley .and u l u Add melted Cottolene, sugar, pulling herself up by her own boot­ be accepted. «f Labor. . egg and milk. . Motion Pictures “Edited." straps. , Report of d iy engineer a* to poles Walker, Dr. Ralph Btevcna, Jo* Si.\1-----L----• Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ ' After a moving plctrtre reel has been THE RUSSIAN SITUATION • FREEDOM, JUSTICE. BROTHER­ in the d ty of Sanford suggesting cer­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred M uon, mndn It-mnst be “edited" In somewhat tain improvements was read and it, While tho Russian situation looks the same iueth<Al ns.Is n manuscript HOOD city clerk instructed to notify the George McLaughlin, Harold W uh- This alarming bn the faco of it tho dose operation fs jK’rfnrmed by the edi­ m77mNatural Slurtenipf hurn, Albert Fry, James Estridgc, students of. history scorn to' think Theme of Union Services at Pres- different companies as ta the con­ George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. tor making Ids dlreeiion in n dictating At grocers in tins dition of said poles. ‘ • machine dm the reel Is worked off In Ahat the going over of the Bolshevki - i . ol convenient elses A. Pattiahnll, Meatlo Fox. Ingram -‘byterlan Church Yealerday V Report of d ty engineer reporting front of him. crowd' to Germany traitorous ns It Guerry, Joe Gucrry, Oscar N.'.Zittthat a tax certificate had been Issue:] Tho Presbyterian church was well ,, \ may look Is bound to. prove n boompower, Henry Byj-d, Osborne ' Wil­ ©rang to'Germ any soonor or later. filled for the annual union Thnnsk- by Mr. Douglass, county clerk for liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Tetnphj, pi . • . We havo-tho largest display room In Florida. K . If Germany makes a treaty of peace giving Day service, nml this program that* portion .of the bullthBad. prop­ Robert..Robinson, Arthur Dickins; r ,I C C in C r i x h i r p s reasonable. ■ with tho Russian Socialists the Ger- was thoroughly enjoyed, by every erty lying between The A. C. L. R.U. John Lee, J. A.- Stafford, Andrew u I u L l l l l r 1 lA IU lv D Electrical Supplies—Hrallng Apparatu/i mnn Rorlaliath In Ccrmany will very one. The arrangement for the cele­ property and M y rth / avenue, was Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred Com-spqndt-ncc and Pprsontl Calls Soliritoii '. likely demand n pence for tfielr own bration'♦made Rev,' Mr.. Ilrower read nnd sjune referred to dty at- M. Beck, Horbcrt Fuller, Joo'Lewis, THOMPSON ELECTRIC COMPAiNX ; . country ti)d a peace that wilt mean master of, ceremonies, Rev. Mr. Br tprrtey for attention. 101-101 W«el U f* rm e Nr re I * . . . TAM I’A. FLORIDA Arthur I^wls, Melville C. Tyler, J. ■‘ the end of the German empire arid master of 'ceremonies, Rev. tyr. • -Report of city engineer na tb se­ F. Cdatcs, Ernest Gormlcy, .Walter -th e rule of tho Hohcnzoltcrns, for Brownlee end D.r.RoucltMIc*Inking curing -alloyway* and recomm>md[ng Radford, Corbett llutchlnsop, Sam If there Is anything in socialism in the Scripture nnd prayer, parts of .the condemnation proceedings was read Povehousc,-'Harry Carlson, C. E. • G crntny u thinly there is no place service, while lU-v. F. E. Stcinmsyer and home referred to city attorney - Hunter,.Wilson Miller, narrold Long &?-*- for tuch r. world wer r.s the knishr driFvered tho'arihunt ncrmon. It wos for attention. James Weaver Norman Baker, .Er­ sod the rruitiar.s hi.vc rH along c thoujhtful nnd eloquent prosentaAn ordinnnee entitled an ordin-. nest C. Morrh»,-Ike House, T. M. fe fjm m mm - ■>' ■ ■' ~ — tiori of tiu jfriat prlncitiies for wMeh anre .Yf!P»hitlpg.: robfwg in .the d ty Hill, Harry Rabun. Guy Stafford, our r-untry stands nbd fog which of ",<r.f«i$l, Florida, wss placed on its L-jwtJe Oglesby, Di-nsler^tafford, T. fVi 1 , • 4 nhe-i» now -flyiwg- I-or bn»t - in- s*df ' - * •i11' only and 6. Gillts, Willie O. Goolsby, liarrold The * nt ’ pi i: • i freedom passed. V ota-a* ‘foRowa: Aye’s, B. IlsJlday, C. It. Peabody, Robert wWtli r.nimateu th j 1'ilgrimj hum W. H'm-W’i. C. Ti: Dlpgre, W. W. Mcrrivr^her, Robert Routh, Stafin tfitf ft rtS jof m • w-intth to ­ Alii -ahy,\Jmv.:;A^«inaV No’s, noi».-»..;ford LcFII-i , Grover r.oFtL, Paul day! the rtn :1 hi.;h resrlve that 'no J tltjoii • -''Crrcii b /- v-JtW.i at the j Daoloy, B. I- Mott, Frank esmppeaplrfs eVsli ba enjlr.v.jd. Our city ,--cf Hiafcttir; I'T.trJdA, nnklng tpr bell, William H trlljy, Floyd Wushpevpln have* ei ltod iu«tice nnd hjvo ' -. "-1 f - ; bufa,'’ Otear D uB ohc, Edwin L. .-V : ; hi i if - • jvn.* p£ c pnMUihH form of govarn- Dinklu. > -1 .nt J. Pi kuns, Ilnrry H. New' 1i l ; count of t'.n1 :i;y fel*.:rn\y c-.m man, Bryan Walker, Andrew JT TVc can furnish Hu m in laid over UT}tiL.ur-i: ro/intlng, King,. ChAries' Priustcr, Robt. O. ' ' '' ■ u-*4JdiriJm1 % any size or style All buainvii lrilh’ kttssdsd to, Week*. Walfred' Pierson, V.nhder ■ * y I c i p h Shaw,, ’Barney F, The rlioV cf. th -.e h ’trri*. mart ef­ ceutiriJ adjourned. of cooperation, the spirit which animates all auc- 3J? . . tit reasonable '. ■ ’ fectively t\ni!;r;*£ an" tint hum cf Grlgg«\jjir r i' Miles, Duncan Mitcespfui business, prevails in thd organization of Tt Afi KBTit A1.1, ON THE VODM ctnll, Dfawdy .'.Matthem. LewisACol;. prices..." .: . jtmr FeUcrql reserve bonk.' , J- -jH- - Jt !** Laj F- J s j " - r , . Tile off-*ijn- will hr sent , * ^ *% • jln*. jlonb'A- Rhodes; John R. l*dng‘, , • A.-Vi nhn-Hymn V. -H.-f tedeiy. tp Sanford 3V,ltts .Mora Vlitor.’us T.'tl* Willi tm B. Lyjjch. Jnmzs II. Luo, J. W e own stock in it. W e Iroep our reserve n-.M't tha*e;. tnillians uf Restitute . »v *rk .; j plithcm, C. T. Smith, Roy cash in iL: W o have a.voice in electing its dirco-homeleta. fttsrvihg pappls. DELIVERY IN FIVE D A YS . With t«S wftiAfog ’. •"nil t’ti Sin* MaS J t t. fir. T. A Neal Gcargo llyrnnii % , . .tors and through them in chobalng its*manage- 1 dah a E 'Hawl-lni ford High* Ri'Iiool-'i*, P'i'J^t^ 3rnf .tr I ment. It io car bank, and its resources eaablo After receipt of \ \ -oil'. YMt^rUy ‘F a d Rally i ' • ................... ■ Stimlny at t'on(,tV;h*r,!jnpril Church on . .th < ' al’d u s'at ah Utnds to nwfct the legitimate* taaking - . : - V::i; 'nnl ||**l gitl** -***** w>ot Jill tf Irjjlji1 bjyi 0 >..»fi>A H - Ifc "The , V. -U Jittyrprike* of . tfje both order requirements of our community. Ch'irg|i" will be tht.ihurnin^ thrmr; to> Ututii *to hzv.* n double gjrnj/ r^3~=iiV*A* • • E;nt!s’ t ;ni j-t-iy.'-l' tvwi p i; f-’ $ riSiph . You, in turn, can cooperato .v/ith vr. in ntnin- • whnt'it! is nnd;w hrt'It- cdl; fnr nrt v -:. : ■ / ri,* r ■*'" ’|r*' i •;;l3^1. t ., era ort both th:-lr tn m ; in’ n n 'ofMsrry Oofger tho jurt o f .oyery; jC|iii*tiau. tainlng th r 7r<!cTal Rcscrvo Earning System, and The Hpeci;:l rntulc atltlivit>nvi to fort td ovjpcomr our JiayA'and* girl* "Fred RaUtrd 14 s at ih o cu m a tim o.share in itu bdAefitq ned pro- »• Hilt tbs hymns’ will Us/ Pr-lmii-, '■Ber­ hut to no purpua'. Our tcamt p!»Vtjctisii, by bccoadiV. awt ot J -’ ■ • • cd sttIcily school plsye^^and--madia Eddie Ppttrr ' ceuse," by Rock will; % r.n thcra, "Gr**at ore.HU Works," Ity Huufsj thh'miclves- worthy- hapr?»intat|v offertory,’ "Awakening," by Ash’foW. pf; the Siitford* school*. Thsy nrj.all., -V'v •; ; A Heglthy OpoL • working hhfd. ahd, have i V .psp th'it . fjsyuLC nront Ivc’ h livulthy spot. "Mnkine Democracy 8afs*fbff tho Office Supply Dept. * - 1. World"‘.will -be tho-aubjoct of the i t - Uk*t to nuke u winning IVfihMTa -retail radius there or« rc»Jd* The girl* won with the s-jirc o f 2,5 to pastor’s evening scHroan, ; I t sug­ PHONE 148 gest* a trutjt ,which ws must, cpn* 9 and the boys 23 * t^lP . -.Thty all ntly csrfy in connection with the J played well., This makts the,four 'i& i ONE f B IB *'*q *** * fc•##%**•*• * ? UI3E MONTH* • ■«• *••« # • •• •• * * ** ** *■■* I mm PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA TAMPA HOTELS THAT WANT- YOUR PATRONAGE — . - , * Cottolene ■ i U i J The V.. -/v - *, 1 0/I it* .»•" ■*i1 < A * », >*: t i\ �•\ Secretary ,arlowe of th t 8anford Board 61 Trade leaves today Jor Washington and other points'-on business connected with the Sanford frowera and the moevraent of car*, Idle flappenla^f-^MenUon' rate*, etc. —Tell Yuur—Noighbur,------ 89-1 t f ~ m j —n-Pertonil Item* oi Mia* Minnie. Stqwart came up Interest ~ from Paiatka Wednesday night to •pend Thanksgiving with her par­ ent*,. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stewart. She will return Sunday evening. Tell Your Neighbor 29-ltf . P. A, CaUchoU and .Dr. HarrU of New York are In the city for i few ’‘Lane Maidenhair ferns 11.00. days looking over the possibilities of order* now for delivery on De< Sanford’ soil They .are friends of ■amber lit. Mrs. S. B: Wight,' Huff and ho has been showring phone 328. -®*.We thorn the many spots of interest. C H. W. Head representing the Tell Your NolghbOr. 29-ltf, L C. Smith, typewriter. Co., .with Beniamin Whltner and William Vadqsxrtera in Jacksonville has Rungs • are horns for Thanksgiving Urn in the city several days looking, ........ ....... • 1after tbs local trado with the view of holidajr Florida. many Sanford publishing s local agency. \, . friends are. glad to see them and* Pipe Orftn Club b iisar Saturday! know that they are making good. i 29-1 tc , spite of the high cost of. living Expensive Hemstitching Maehini ■ a homelike cafe will be opened Satjut instilled St the fnllllnery dhop : urday, Dec. 1st lathe Garner build 4 Mrs. II. L. Duhsrt. X*dIts; of inif on Park averttfe. In the evening joford are invited to call and see tib machine In operation. Fourth the ladies of the Presbyterian church at4 Sanford Ave. 18*tf. { will serve a turkey supper, after which the manager will take.chargo ]: .|£rs. Carrie S. Jackson, libriuUn *nd will serve a.good'Sunday dinner. «(the Law School of the University ^ • 29-ltc . '4 Florida, Gainesville, Is In thw dty Turkey supper will be served by ,p«n<iinj Thanksgiving vacation With ladies of the Presbyterian church kr sister, Mrs. R. J. Holly. Mrs, JitWn states thst while.Jhe war Saturday, Dec. 1st at the new Park hi decimated the ranks of the etud- Avenue Restaurant. Price 50 cents. •*' ,» 29-ltc . ssti at the University this l year.i Mr. and Mrs.’ Norris Levis and tkrt is a good attendance. The Order of the Eastern 8tar wfll' family spent Thanksgiving day In laid Us regular meeting Tuesday,. GtinesviUe, the guests of friends. Dee.'4th. All members ire request-’ They also visited Norris, Jr., who is 'td to be present as it is election .of attending the Univeraity of Floride: . ''Iluylers"'Candles, fresh by ex­ efittrs for the ensuing year. . 29-2tc press direct from New York, at 29-tf i. Ussy Sanford* people attended Mobley’s Drug Store. tie Eustis Sanford buket ball game Por A Christmas Present at Eustis yesterday and stayed last There. Is nothing better than a sight for tho dance. subscription to the Saturday "EvenPsbllc Stenographer — Room 6, Ing Post, the Ladles* Homo Journal Gimtr Woodruff Dldy., Phono-271. or the Country Genttaroan. . Leave your subscription at the Herald oflfn. Powell. . • ’ fi-tf fico with Robert Holly and save | Nat number of Lyceum course Is yourself tho trouble of'wrltlng for It.' Qxrin Howard I’lattenburg Mon* Sent to any address 31.60 each sub4>r night. Dor. 3rd. scription ^.Tbe Christmas edition of the San29-41 p ierd Herald will be published in twe to bring the shoppers to this PARK CAPE. SPECIAL dty from, within a radius ol .ono kxidred* miles around and overy Sunday Dinner, Price 50c amhint in the county should have Carrie Gray, Prop. agneroui space in thia special edlMENU 6*. It will go into the homes of Vegetable Soup , . BW people. • . Roast Chicken with-Dressing Alter Dec. 1st*a neat and clean , We exfe will bo opened on Park Fresh String Beans' * Mashed Potatoes leeioe under.-the management of Steamed Rice Potato Salad *ks Carrie Gray. 28-2tc Hot Biscuit Corn Bread »-Robert Holly is taking suhscripAmbrosia and C4ke Tea Coffeo br Milk Dinner served from 12 to'2 j»I»t your Sunday dinner. Price ^ . 28-2tc ^lf you. are a booster for your loan you should hear Chnflet Hewsrii PUttcnburg at 'the High Monday night. If you are a »dirv of the Presbyterian church wrve n turkey supped Saturday, • l»t ot Min Gray’s now rektjot on Park nvenuc. next door vr* enrer'h Bakrry. 28-2tc dl lour N.ighbor. 29-ltf •' l’ V- Iwl'.lfe r f Orlando r.-r.s ' Wednesday enrouto to Wq on hiirincxa. . , r r far f,0 r - n tr e t tho ' '• u-.yit. Saturt'qu/ctvd to the High Sell .ol byterin ladigi Dec. Ltr? for Cbri imr.s * , "• Election Proclamation * Under and by vlrtuo of the au­ thority in me .vested as mayor of the city of Sanford. Florida', notice is hereby given that a general city' election will be- held in San(ord, Florida --oh the 4th day of Decem­ ber,' A. D. 1917, for tho purpose of electing the following city officers, wit: Mayor and seven • gquncllme'n,^ to so/vb for the two years nezt ensuing, from the first- Tuesday .after-the first Monday in January, 1918.* . -And 1 do hereby appoint the fol­ lowing .persons as clerk nnd inspec­ tors of said election: H. C. Du Bose, clerk; C. C. Woodruff, David. Speer and W. Long, inspectors. Tho polling:-placo will hb S t.th e fire station in the city building, on Palmetto avenue In the city of San­ ford. The polls will -open at 8 o’rlonl: a. m. standard time nnd will be dosed ut-.suqtjown. • Witheis my hand cs mayor of the city of Sanford, at Sanfo?d, Florida, on this tho 20th drip of November, A. D. 1917. , J. D. DAVISpN, M ayor of City of Sanford. Art t : . J. C. Robert-v City Clerk. L'7 -ltrOI'I’ICL’ ROOMS 'FOR KENT Three rooms fronting on lire! street,* most desirable office rooms i. ..crcrnl q’thqr Tooma-for good offires In s in e building. . . YOWCLL&'SPEF.IL, . qi-tfc" ' ‘ . . r. Fires -Kill 9.000 Annually. Tlic National hire Protective nssodatlnn. (Htimutca about 0,000 persons ( Club cf Baptist riro Fklftcst* every jvnr/ln. the:United ■-.t t»imJr.*.--w Htnlea by fire; ns ii T«*sjilt of rontlkgnt^ . tlonx or bums dmiiwNe IriflKtcd. 'HiO '- "29-ltc. property, lots Vnns Itno the uilllirins.* *- LION S H I R T S Com* In an d 'H ear tie Cc Hecords for December 2394 Cheer Up; ’LLlza; 'LLixa; Melod Land. 2376 It Takes a Long Tall Brown Slim Qa!--------;• One Step More. 2330 ■■Cinderella' Slipper, Peru 1 and 2. 2392 Medley of Christmas ■CaroU, Paru 1 and 2. 2389 Sometimes You'll Remem­ ber; Most Wohderful of All. - 2374 Children’s Frolic CbrUtmaa Morplng; Santa Clasu Patrol. 6996 Hello, Alol»a4 Hello! Pox Trots; Balling Away on th e «Henry Clay, Pox Trot. 6917 Hello! I've Been Looking for You. Listen to ThU—One Stop. 2384 I Don’t to bo Loved 'd Little by a Lot of Littlp Boys; I'd Lovo to be a Monkey'in a’Zoo. Gibson A Wallace. 26-tf '' > " ' ' v ; • * ■ - , , Mr. and Mfl, Bradshaw of D r. lando were in Sanford Wednesday. > U r-, Norm* Kluf U .r^ar^W n, B t i t i *->—.• vALrs. A. P. Connelly and Albert • f t expected home today. They nave been.Jn. Washington viaitlng M w r^pntvlly'a. slater, Mrer-Maul^ den. * HAPPENINGS OF INTER] AROUND SANFO: A » r « .r b e (or tbt, rota mo,n w*aM b» »ppr*<Uufl trm«y i Mrs. W. D. Holden gave a very In the center of the table w*a Miss Emma Owen of Bradentown lovely bridge party Thuraday after­ U the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. P . noon In honor of. her. guest, Mrs McCuller, > Lula tawrenee of" Nashville, Tenn. The living room was beautifully dec­ Mr. B. A. Howard who Is spendorated with red roae^ and asparagus ng the -winter at Okeechobee U in ferns. To each *fccore card’ was at­ Sanford for a few days. tached a bunch of chrysanthemums. The,] first prize, a dainty pin was Lieutenant Roddit Devlin. P w on. by Mrs. Barnes, the second Jhthorpc, Ga., la the.guest of his prise fell to Mrs. Smith, an cxguissister, Mrs. Frank Woodruff. Ite piece of table, linen.. Those pres­ ent were Mrs. Voree,' Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Smith DeForeat, Mrs. Bishop, Ttlh\: Galloway, Mrs.' IIousMrs. Bertha M. Buel of Dunedin holder, Mrs. Newman, Mrs.* Wal­ Is vUiting her sister, Mrs. Dlngee lace, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. ' Mc­ ■ The Park Care Laughlin, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Buel leaves tomorrow for Jack A homelike place where you can **• ■onvllle- to spend the winter. bo served good home Rooking, feel Mre. Foster. at home and get something gofid to eat. 28-2tc , Applet—Applet • Car on the track near old depot. BarreK_..'...._^_^ |3 J 6 Bushel 1.30 Peck... .35 28-ltc and Mrs. Watson, Mr, Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. D eu, Mrs. Menu for Turkey Rapper, Dec.. 1st Henry,' Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Smith, • Roast Turkey with Dressing * * Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. .- ■ Cranberry SsUce McLaughlin,' Miss Wilkie, Miss HarCreamed Potatoes : Pets ber, Miss Gonzales, Mr. McrrIweth­ Salad er, Felix Frank, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Home Made Bread and Butter Walsmsn, Mr. Herndon, Mr. Brown, Cake . * Coffee Clarence Mahoney, Mr. Brady, Billy Stringfellow. 28-2tc QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES Basket Ball Schedule Nov. 2—Eustis, in Sanford. Nov. 16—Kissimmee, in Sanford Nov,. 23—Oviedo, in Oviedo*.' Dec. 7—Orlando, in Sanford. Dec. 8 Kissimmee, in Kissimmee. Dec. 14—Cathedral, In Sanford.. Jan. 4—Stetson, in Sanford.' • * Jan. 11—Orlando, In Orlando. Jan. 18—Ocala, in Ocala. Jan. 26—Oyiedo, In Sanford. Feb! 1—Ocala, in Sanford. Feb. 8—Duval, in Sanford. Mr, John Anno of Orlando spent Thanksgiving With Mrs. Forrest Lake. « Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry’i din nor party Thankaglvlng Day In eluded Mr. Lloyd. Mr. F. A. W Brown, Mr. DeCottcs and Mr Yoweil Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Regal, for srly' of Sanford are regiitcred a t D. C. Marlowe left .last..evening for Washington; D. C., on business. Mr. and Mrs. llill, Mr. and Mrs Newman, Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs. Pu< -• Paper Hanging apd Painting ' leston and Mr. Herndon spent Sat­ ThousAhds of new samples of wal urday (arid Sunday in gamp with tho paper for you to select from. Sam­ hunters, ples will bo brought to your door upon request. .1 sUA do decorating A. T. Bardin-, representing the and painting as it should be done. Bradley Fertilizer from Jackson­ F. W. ’Temperton, 108 Palmetto ville wap^ registered at. the Hotel Ave.*, one-door from First street. . Carnes yesterday. Acquiring a Husband. • "There Is too much smlllng'and og­ ling going* on apiong the young people in the street cars nowadnys,” say if Mrs. Freda Kupplo, (lie shortgrnss widow. Mrs. Kupplo didn’t even take the advantage of n face to face fllrta* lion.. 8ho wrote'her nnroo on on egg she was about to take to town and the name Was seen by a bartender In tho net of making n gin fizz. The bar­ tender Anally been mo her first hus­ band by telling her ho was an actor.— Kansas City Star. • Nice Uncanvassed Picnic Hams, per lb, \ Mr., and Mrs. G. D. Bishqp and Mr. F. A. Schumpert wore the guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Houshoider fer Thcnkrgivlrg d!r.n;r.'. Judge and Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow had as their gVcata for Thanksgiving dinner -Mrs. May Dickim, Mrs. Mc­ Laughlin, Miss Weldon, Mrs. A. B. Wallace,' Mrs. C. C. Howard, Mas­ ter Richard Hoawafd, Mr. E.- II. Hunter nnd Dr. nnd Mrs. C. G. Butt. . •Quart Jars of Olives, per qt 0 Small Cream, per can - MARKETING HOGS ifcats burying thorn. Stcvfc Jloovcr, MtJ P bisant, Iowa, writes, ” Co‘tnmenecd fosqing tny herd of.about 100 Uogz B. A. Thomas’ Hdg Pqwde^ tA\ r • twp .rriontha. ago. Fifty , were "ii !: V.nd dff ft-eti. Nearby hrtda.bad cholera, i l did not Jose ope—they . Large Cream, per can • ■ « . 121c . . .• * Peeled Peaches , ' Aippricols, .Prunes and Apples * J Large Cottolene; per bucket • • ' / 2.25 . Allgood Butterine ’*,-- and Cfoverhill Butter, the best • • 9■ ‘ • .• . . Mr. and Mra. J. S. Wilaari had as thcL* guests for Thank-giving dinner Apples Moat Valuable Fruit. Tho npplo Ih pre-emtbrnt In the Mr. i nd 'Mrs. Herbert 1 ymnn, Mr. household economy for nu inflji'-r fruit : nc’ K re. Smith, Mr. y/alamah nnd egcels.lt In culinary ii’«,rutn«'4a. It 1*r. -Herndon. graces, the table In n fur erratrr va­ riety than nny other fruit. Of oil frnltH grown In North America, tbe'nppte Sew Club v<ry.'delightfully**Wo Ine leads ih amount and Intrinsic value. No fesr of an ovcri'roducllpn, however, day afternoan. Delicious nfre;hIf tho means of tranKportatlon-and dis­ ments were servrd i.fior an aftetnohn tribution nro perfectetl. WlmV If wo devoted tor sewings Those preiont do rnlso 123,000 carlimtl.t.of.npples ur were Mrs. J. S» Wilson, Mrs. Smith, 02,000,000 . boxes n yenr? This Is hut 3 rs. Hrlly, Mrf.V Tnyjrr. Mrs. Half n hor to u person not counting i'rank Woodruff nnd Mrs. WIlHpm v.-hnt wo export. Thnt Isn’t very many. I.:iKinnrn. , -Kxchnnre. . > V Penj. - Whltnor - is homo- from De tho First Gr.'ncavllle for a few dayr. Many n quarrel would come to n speedy ending If both sides were not Mrs.. If. D. Lewis rf»ve n vr*y nfrnld nr being the first to mnlco mb yunoes. Instead'oMu fog unwllirng to lovely party Y/edr.radsy ev;niij{',(ri take the first step; you should be gtnd honor of Harry D. .Jr.’« of the i bnmv. Some of you perhaps, twentieth birthday. Tht J'.vit •« nre » little Inellped to tie onvlous of nnd Tlinjng room w* m ; b. .iiUjfuil^ the ope who Ih ii born lender, who 1« the firsf in ho many tblngt. bnt th>re decorated in autumn. l?av n a n , r; ; |« no greoter. honor than to bo the first to end n mlsundorttnrfdlng, the CHICKEN L1VEHS V first to say, ’Tin sonr.’’—Exchange. An old hcq has a much lajgcr livf.thun.you in proportion ty .weight cr . Fee to V/a:te. food eaten.. -Then it foJloWw U it •'Ar1' yrvtt.o" tramp? tnut tboy get bilious just* like y u d ( . n ft'xd cotiven*'t . Ifrtve-you're They are grouchy,‘..cross, unhappy. old food you deri’l want Wasted? Start her liver nnd make; her hnppy. Then she will lay eggn all winter! A Tqdicuo Cuiincoj. Como and get a.package of B. A. . Tho president’ of tho United .States Thom?* I’oujtry JPiiwdo'r,.- I’ecd il bits -to -algti. bl.<’tmunf ntKrtti* 2O.0UO bccailonally. Bee your hen^ 'perh IT times In,the cout; of n year, —hear'thorn king—look Jojf qgga. Your rapney hack if It fails. . ' .L. Allen Heed Co. t. Sanford, l’la. .at, \ - 6c - ,m . - • 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA r“. . *- ’ ; ’ ,*'*" • J No businciR man may nce^any longer feel he has to do his'Ennhir’s away from home. . H N ot qnly la it more pcoao«ical to caity.'your account willi this Iiuikul ion. it Is more! conven­ ient, and ns good if not better at / ic T.wnite you] here iia it'is possible for toiy Vidancidl Iiistitution to-reiUl^r. •J We Bolicit your account on .the basis of the economic advantages to youpisolf and community'; ^ __ . The .Home Institution TR U EST LAKE, President Vlco-Prckldent and paahlor �f , , j ■Towers Fish Brand Shits Rain Proof—Going fin’s Flannel Dress Shirts t $1.50 value Ladies’ Shirt W aists Closing Out Entire Line of Men’s Suits President Suspenders , 50c value Children’s Heavy Sweaters, Coat Style Men’s Women’s and * Children’s Rain Coats The Well Known. Barker Brand Collars 20c values Big Bargains in M en’s Dress Shirts Wrights Health Underwear $1.50 value Big Line of Men’s Cloth and F e lt Hats Every Article in My %• Entire Stock Will Be On Sale A ll Men’s Women’s and Children’s Shoes Including the Well . Known Walk Over Shoe Will Be On Sale Closing Out at Cost. A ll Wool and Cotton Blankets STORE W ILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY TH U R SD A Y 117 EAST FIRST ,+-•]f *\ 1.■ rJ ■~*; V •• t ’ if -v-' Apron . Gingham �m l this i f r 2 « t h ; ^ 0 f dctobr A. D. 1917. ■ (Mttl) E. A. Douglass. Clerk Circuit Court, Scmlnc County, Florid*. By V. M: Douglau, D. C. • 19-Fri-8tc LEGAL ADVERTISING Diversify Your Fruit (howing u i pita U mors ST*Ur <t- t«r»Uj jwr h»N Bl Cap? b> U (r— appllcmliaa. C. M. G riffing & C o. Inter-state Naraerica R.F.D.1 -TMacdtmny, Fla. Notice of Application for Tax peed Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, Lawe of Florida Notice (a hereby given th at Fred T, Williams, purchaser of Tax Cer­ tificate No. 161, dated the 6th day of July, A. D. 1916, haa filed said certificate in my office, and haa made application for tax deed to Issue in accordance, with law. 8a|d c’ertlfl- ed rtoporty situated In 8*tmlpolp county, Florid*, .t^-wit; Lot 4L (lcm W 8dfl,4 ft and leu 69 ft by l l 7 It.) Robinson's survey o f Sanford* The said land being assessed at the data of the iaauanco of euch certificate la the name of Clark ft Benton, Unlew said Certificate ihall bo redeemed according to law tax deed willI issue thereon-on the 11th day of Decem­ ber, A. D. 1017. Witness my official signature and aeal thU the 0th day of November, A. D. 1017. (seel) E. A. DOUGLASS, . Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida. • 23-Fri-5tc , Notice of Application far Tax Deed Under Section 8 or Chapter 4888, . Laws of Florida Notice la hereby given that John W. Hagan, purchaser of Tex Certif­ icate’ No.- 85,. dated the 6th day of July, A. D. 1916, has filed said cer­ tificate In roy office,-and haa,made application for tax deed' to issue In accordance with la*. Said certifi­ NOTICE OF FILING OF PAVING LIEN cate embraces the following . des­ Notice-fa hereby given that paving on the.following described prop­ cribed property situated In Sem­ erty bee .been completed and liens filed on same and if not paid within inole' county, Florida; to wit: N H 10 daya from date of this notice, Interest will he charged from dato of of SH of NWJC of SEK Sec. 2, completion, If paid Ip the above specified time no interest will be Tp..20 S, R.-29. The said land be­ charged, ing assessed at the date of the Issu­ Description ance of such certificate in the name Name ‘ W n. Botbamly..___ Lots 6 and 7.......... 3 44.14 of D, G. Crenshaw. Unless said cer \ J, Mahoney......... EH of Lota 1 and 2* 4 44.14 tlflcate shall bo redeemed according F. W. Mahoney....*.L o t 3 » H if — » f .H »W « •••• 4 22.07 tb law tax dped will iiauo thereon on Thatcher Realty Co, 4 44:14 the 18th day of December, A, D, F. J.' Mahoney— 3 116.64 1917. Mm. M. E. Higgins 4 116.64 Witness my official signature and W. A. Lcffler______ 3 60.32 aeal this the 16th day of November,' Thatcher Realty Co 8 . 44.14 14 A. D, 1917. J. F. McClelland..... 14 3 22.07 (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, C. A. Spcncer.-:._...„ 4 116.64 14 Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Thatcher Realty Co. O . 94.47 County, Florida. ’ G . H. Fern aid Estato ..Lot 8 3 22.07 • 25-Fri 5tc* Thatcher Realty Co. 4 44.14 S. M. Schwartz....,..., 4 72.39 Notice of Application for Tax Deed T. E. Wilson.... 3 "60.91 Under Section 6 .of Chapter 4888 Thatcher Realty'Co, 4 60.91 Laws of Plorida • . J. B. Muller:........... 88.29 Notice is hereby given that A. F. jco. Blackweldcr 77.26 Boston, 'purchaser of Tex Certificate J. W. Sneath____r , 28.16 No.- 2362, dated the 2nd day of Kate Humphries..... 26.48 Lot 14, Wellington's Addition..................... June, A. D. 1896, has filed said cer­ T, E. Wilson....:....., 22.07 Lot 16, Wellington's Addition........ tificate in my office, and has mode T. J. Miller..... - T:. 92.64 Lots 17, 18 & 19, Wellington's Addition.. application for tax deed to issue in Mrs. J. L. Munson Beg at intersection of southerly line of accordance with . law. Said certifi­ A. C. L.-Ry. R. of W. with S. line of cate embraces the following des­ N EK of N E K Sec. 36. T„19 S, R 30 cribed ' property, situated in Sem­ E, run W to Park Ave.; thence N to inole county, Flor(da, to-wit: NWJ{ A. C. L. R. of W., thence southerly .to of SW « bf N E H Sec. 22, Tp 21 S, R 31 E. 10 acrea. The said land being aaaeased at the date of the Is- G. W. Spencer tuenco of such certificate in the name of J. A, Seavy. Unless said certifi­ cate shall bo redeemed according to Blk Marklmm Park Heights Law tax deed will Issue thereon on the 27th day of November, A. D. 1917. Convenience* G A B L E S Cor. MggnoUn and 4th St. SANFORD,.FLORIDA Til this day pf increased u tb investigate thoroughly the unusual Take time by the fhrcfock, buy-your H eater and be ready when the cold snap comes. . Wo also have a largoatock of well known and unequaled fa v o r­ ite Ranges which we are offering a t th e old pride. - With full realization of the disastrous influence of the war on all business routine, our buyers havo put forth unprecedented efforts to secure the greatest advantages possible for our trade. Full S to c k -R ig h t P ric e s We have a complete line of fertilisers and the greatest stock of fertiliser materials ever known in the state of Florida. Prices are higher than'in normal time*, but are'as low as consistent with existing condition*. Id eal Form ulas Our formulae all havp the same perfect proportioning end blending of Ingredients that have tnado their superlor.field valuo the past quarter century. Quality has not been sacrificed in the slightest degree. ' Write for catalogue and price list. M u s T u ta rm IDEAL rartlL IZ E B B Dealers In Spray Machines and Insecticides JACKSONVILLE. FLA. FULL STOCK ON HAND AT Sanford Heights Ihe'M aAings of a Nation L. T. Bryan M. A. Miott .... P; M. Eider..... N. H. Garner.. G. W. Spencer Mrs. Alex Vaughn C. J. Evans Private Kapowits and Sergeant Dennis trith raccoon mascot of the . IBCth U. S. Infantry ("/famhow lfivition"). LfOok for the famous muslin tack "I received the picture and the BULL D U R H A M f V and was glad to get therri^ f L W I V ' ; u. —writes a soldier .boy in Franco . to* hia mother over here. ]T , GENUINE Mary L. Evans H. Wight..... B. W. Herndon..., >1. M. Stewart.... R. L. Jones;...... M. F. Stewart James Moughton W. W. Pevehousc Eva Herndon V .S u rfd e e tip n * S m o k o J^ J. C, Hall.. ...* B. H. Hall-; .. W. M. Collins J, E. Pace----C. R. Walker.. ^ W i^ p ip e fo ia c tv /' in Your Lot 16 ....... .Lot 17-...-; ‘..Vi-..... " .Lot 44___ _...(..... Lota 45 ft 46JT....... " “ Lot 47 . . "’ Lota 80. 81, 127 ... Lot 82........... . •• L ota 83, 130, 131...... ,r . • Lota 13 ft 14 Garner's Add. to Mark-ham Parkt._...... ........................... ............... Lot 16 Garner's Add. to Markham Park.... Lot l.Gnrnrrs 2nd Add. to Markham Fark Lot 8 Garner’s 2nd Add to Markham Park Lot 7 Garner’s 2nd Add to* Markham Park Beg 342 ft. W of E K S See 36 T 19 S ii 30 E, ru n , W to~Park ave N 7.08 ch E to point N of brgS to bog................ Beg 8G0 ft W of KH S Sec 36. T 10 S, H 30 E, run S 330 ft, W 140 ft, N 330 ft E 140 ft to.beg— ....... . ............. Beg 8 ch W of E K S Sec 36-19-30, run S1 330 ft W 132 *ft N. 330 ft;E 132 ft to W. J . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/76b4bf02b1efeb1cad7ca2c64d26eab4.pdf 2d054b44391c3dfc3f778a367c95c28b PDF Text Text Ui s i& w j ' _• ' 5'Zyt v/nty ■- v .T.>4. .*i*Ai IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ^ ' ' * - * * • It* -%PUBLISHED : • SEMI*WEEKLY "• ■ ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS . ♦/?! I N S A N F O R D — L ift I $ Worth Living VOLUME IX SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUE8DAY. DECEMBER 4. 1917 NUMBER ST JOHNS RIVER ROUTE RED CROSS ELKS LODGE liras' CAMPAIGN OF SORROW BY SANFORD B. OF T. ON SUNDAY .. 1. e .- .W' ATTEMPT tesy of nomination proposed by Del­ egate White of Ft. Myera. In ’ thia SEMINOLE COUNTY W I L L NO OTHER REPRKSENTA STAR THEATRE FILLED RY ing in order of the roll call of the ab^ SEVEN DIVISIONS SLAUGHT­ caucus, Delegate Boura of Jackson­ sent brothers, W. D. Holden, B F. tives F R O M CENTRAL DO A F U L L , PEOPLE T b WITNESS ERED BEFORE CAMBRAI ville stated th a t he wanted a man Higgins. W. M. Wadley, R. H. FLORIDA . , • PART.* . CEREMONIES chosen by, tha caucus for member cf Marks, J. C. ^Higgins, W. H. Under­ • • > Violent. German effort* to 'w lpfc A great evcnt* the ,n»PorUhc« °I the.resolution committee who would On December 16th the campaign . As usual with the Elks Memorisl wood," G. H. Fernald, E. W. Row­ ,oiit the British positions toward . which v u fully fesllxed by the East be auje to get a resolution embodied for Red Croaa membership will be services in Sanford the S tar Theatre land, J. D. Roberts. D. G. Monroe Cambral haa brought aboqt little, Cowt of our own state «nd taken therein favoring the East Coast launched - throughout tho United building waa ' filled long befbrq the snd E. J. Hill and J. L. Battle. As tactical aucccss aa Gen. Byng has advantage of by leading citizens In ’canal aa thp through-Florida-route States. This la net a campaign for hour for the beginning of the exer­ the n aW of each was called the successfully withstood for threo'days larjc delegations from ell the dtlee,' of th e Intra Coastal Waterway. He funds but for more members— cises. Undqr the ablo leadership of lights at the left of the stage o n sa all efforts to Rreak through. towns and hsmleta along the beach, waa himself elected to th at position. active members who will not only A. D. Parrish, assisted by O. P. raised column were put out one by About Gonnolieu the Germans „ but apparently only faintly appreci­ Suffice It to say he did not get a give their dollar for membership but Herndon, John.Gllton, I). L. Perkins, one, making the roll call most im­ have gained alight terrain at heavy ated by the vaat papulation and ter­ word of th at kind of resolution will give their time and attention to and S. Runge of thp committee on dec­ pressive. The lighting and wiring cost, and the British have evacu­ ritory of Central Florida, wai the adopted. ' Possibly he would not the work of the Red Cross and-will orations the theatre was transformed under the personal direction of John ated Mftsnleres, west of Cambral. . national aaaembling of waterway Im­ have succeeded in getting the'scheme consider that paying their dollar into a Florida woodland acene, the Gillon of the Elks lodgo waa respon­ The Germans have lost heavily,in provement executives, enthusiasts through Jiad our representative not also means that they- have enrolled beautiful fronds of tho palm being sible for. the beautiful lighting ef­ dead and wounded and the British . * and empowered authorltiea In Miami been there to oppoao same, but he under tho cross of service. On Sun­ seen everywhere. Tho windows were fects. -M uch 'credit ia also due to have taken many prisoners. lut week. The former flocked Ap did not'propose to tako any chances, day the 16th all the churches will hidden by palms crossed and tied Clafence Mahdncy, chairman of tlye In the im portant sector west of this wonderful gathering, this 1917 and therefore went 'directly to Con­ deVote some timo to the Red Croaa with purple bows and each entrance committee on muilc for the fine mu- Cambral, embracing Rourlon wood, - Annual of the Atlahtle Deeper gressman and' Chairman Small and aqd. on.Monday the actual campaign to tha Latage wav built of-palms and ajeal program.and all those who do­ the dominating position, the Ger­ Waterways Aaaodation. in ''delega­ informed him of what had trans­ will be Inaugurated. Tho ministers decorated with red, white and blue nated flowers and other decorations mans have mado no. impressions on The honorable gentleman of Sanford will be ,ln charge oP the bunting. The bunting effect was and assisted in making the memorial the British' defenses nor between tions aggregating huhdreda not to pired. a y thouinds, while the latter per­ then and there vetoed the plan, as­ companies of qble lieutenants and a also used on*'the sides of tho build­ services the great success achieved Bourlong wood And the Moeuvres, ,' , , milted this opportunity of oppor­ s is tin g our delegate th at such a thorough campaign will bo made ing and on the stage the immense by Sanford lodge. the northern side of the salient. tunities so uniquely pregnant with proposition should not be enacted throughout {he city of Sanford for flag. of.our country hung from the The heavy attacks against tho re­ I probability uf not only enliatlng ef­ or permitted to creep in. Dr. Hullcy Speaks at Temple members. The ministers of the center of the stage and in front of gion of Masnicres were driven off, It was with genuine-regret, we be­ county will also be enrolled and other the' rostrum decorated with red, fective interest in our needs and auDr. Iluliey, that ’ gifted orator, but a sharp salient involving tho vil- . lieve, that the invitation to visit willing workers will devote their a t­ white snd bfuo tho immense head of spoke twice nt the Baptist Tomplc Itgo mnde -its abandonment nocesperb natural commerce Inviting wa­ ter road pomibilitice, but of securing Orange .and Seminole and thence tention 'to the county membership. the elk was fastened making s very last Sunday. For the morning hour sary. .' • actual development operations, Cen­ pass homeward as far as Jackson­ It -would he well to read tho follow­ beautiful'effect. Palms and potted the suhjeqt used by the Doctor was Southwest of Masnicres toward tral Florida’we regretfully s a y 1per­ ville over fho St. Johns, by courtesy ing report of the work accomplished plants in profusion assisted in making "The Comrade in White." At this Gonnalleu, tho Germans still hold mitted thia extraordinary- opportu­ of the Boards, of Trade of these by the Hed Cross nationally since the front of the stage a bower of service a vivid portrayal of tho ap­ La Vacqucrie, whero tho dead.In I nity to pass Inadequately observed counties was declined. This invita­ the war began. beauty. The following program was pearances of a man robed in spotless hours hnvo numbered more than in and utilized. Sanford Doard of tion was referred to-District Passen­ white-in the war torn trenches on any similar period. carried out in toto: • The British ' Six months of effort to meet the trade sent its delegation and did ger AgenW Hartnell, who had tc Europe. Dr. Iluliey related it num­ have reached Gonnelieu and fighting Voluntary, * :...<. “God For Us,“ most far reaching appeals for relief its full part, just aa we tru st we may special train in charge,, and he was ber of stories about the Comrad was in progressSunday in and *. Sanford Bandin history Is described In. a report to always be depended upon to do, but emphatic and- unalterable in his as they have been told timo and Ritualistic . ' Lodge around tho village. In this sector the American people made public rll others rested perfectly content | q edict that the schedule could not be Prayer • Chaplain A. S. Peck time , again hy different soldiers. the Germans used four or five divi­ tonight' by the war rounril of the k. our commercial body, alone and changed. Invitations to other places At American Red Cross. It is the coun­ “ Come Unto Mp“ Chas. M. Davis Dr. Iluliey said that the soldiers of sions Saturday snd Sunday. unassisted, war and win for them Including Key West, which it was the Front believe that the Lord has least six nr seven divisions were lost .' Ladies Chorus , ahown could he reached and atill re­ cil’s first semi annual report and it Sancta Maria” ....... equally with ourselves. * Faure come again and is helping them in* fruitless efforts to break the turn north on the same train and tells how tpore than forty million fight their battlef over there and northern leg of the salient. Miss Olive Lord Regarding the monster association geheduie aa'.planned, the Dist. Pass. dollars of the 1100,000,000 war fund LorHje'’with His help they .will surely win. . .. . American engineers operating and. convention we with only aay tha( It Agent would not permit to he ac­ contributed for the people has been Ritualistic For the evening hour the subject building railroads within the British ass, as heretofore, a masterful piece cepted. None of these invitations allotted for expenditure at home and ■The Vacant Chair" Men’s Quartet Men’s Qusftet used hy the Doctor was "Bring My lines, were Gouxeacdurt, west-south“Slppiber Song". of machinery, admirably organised, were allowed made from the stage or abroad. Rltuslistic.......— ____ Lodge Boy Back Clean." This was a warn­ weqi of Gonnelieu,' were caught in •quipped and manipulated, to. ac­ platform by the party hearing same, Demands from Europe continue to "W’aVes of Mehtory"___ Blanchard ing to the boyn that might go to the the first rush of tho German attack. complish the work for which it la the Sanford and Seminole County increnso and on tho recent basis of Sanford Band camps and to the trenches, und alio Many sought shelter In shdll holes, designed, namely, the construction Board of.Trade alone being, aa above expenses the rouncil estimates that of a magnificent, Incalculably valu­ stated, dlstinguiahly favored and rec- the war fund will not 1st much be­ Oration ..." Hon. M. F. Hctherington- a word of advice to the parents of rom which they wore rescued .by 'Nearer My God to Thee" Nevln tho hoys that have already gone. British counter attacks. . able inland waterway from Maine to ognjzed. yond spring. So far about $88,-' Ladies Chorus In tho service Dr. Hulley (old of The engineers aided the British In Key West. The fact th a t a t thia We of Central Florida should feel 000,000 in cash has been paid Into Eulogy Hon. G. A. DeCottes the many snares and pitfalls that withstanding the enemy attacks. time we had in our state this mighty highly gratified that the resultant the fund by the subscribers. " 0 Shining Light" . Adams confront tho soldier and also of the Several wero mptured but later e s ­ factor lor waterway improvement, good of sending one delegate to i Iip Miss Olive Lord many disease* anil ill comforts that caped. Of $40,‘ . '72,C57, appropriated by ■nd the executive Congressional. Il(v- Atlantic Deeper Waterwys AssociaLodge they are subject to. Diseases that if ’ en and Harbors Committee, to say t i o n 9 l 7 Annual is as large and ap­ the council $7,650,000 has been ad Ritualistic Northeast of Ypres the British . Lodgq contracted will have a tendency to have captured fortified buildings and nothing of powerful influenro of tho parent ns it h, h u t'it is profoundly vanced to chapters for purchase of "S tar Spangled Banner" . (Audience Assisting) ' weaken the army and navy of ‘the German strong points on the m ain telling kind In the- presence of noted to be regretted that all this grea material And Will he refunded. For Benediction....___Chaplain A. S. Peck United States. In this connection ridge north of Pasa‘chendacle_'< Else­ wor,K abroad # $27,886,616 has been statesmen from every p a r t: of the population and -territory was not Especial mention should he made D p. Hulley paid a royal tribute to where on the western frnnt'the artil- appropriated, $2(1,601,240 of the Country was reason enough -for real­ universally represented, for in num­ of the' music of the Sanford Band, the Wnf Work that is being con* lery continues active. Tho German amount going to France where’ suf­ izing that now was the time to leave bers impressions arc made, and ^hc . fering’ has been “ beyond descrip­ the number* hy the Ladies Chorus, ducted hy the Y. M. C. A. nothing undone to acquaint the vis­ crown ‘prince has not repeated his a t­ East Coast people did not fail to' tl.i- Men's Quartette and.the solos of itors with our water asset*, our re­ rucognize that fact, as assuredly tion.” .. ’• Dr. Iluliey haa consented to re­ tacks. Mi«s Olive’ laird of Stetson Univer­ turn to Hanford next Sunday and quirements and commercial im port­ Central Florida lamentably -did. Bombardments continue along the For work outside of France, ex­ ance of these, and urgently press no! When the route through Florida is clusive of $750;000 recently sent for sity who rendered Sancta Maria and preSrh at II n. in. and 7 p. m. at* Pfftyo river. ’ only our logical .claim”, hut, enthusi­ decided upon, it will bo the route emergency relief in Italy, the follow­ O Shining Light in* n manner that the Temple. He states that this Is Whilp the bolshevijji reprrsenta-. astically inritt—activities in develop­ recommended by the engineers, and ing appropriattions have been made': delighted the audlrnre and gnvc n the last lint" that he will he able to lives, planned to enter tho German m ost. artihtic' effect to the progrntn he. with the Sanford church for some ment- Our Hast Coast friends wero they will doubtless endeavor to act Belgium; $720,001; England, $1,> of music. * time and has arranged two special lines Sunday and hagan negotiations thoroughly alive and awake to all unbjoscdly and with good mechani­ <>66,620; Italy, $214,000; .Russia, $!,*■ with tho Cermans, nothing yet has The oration by Hon. M. F. Heth- servicea for the duy. These also will this, while Central Florl.da’ appafent cal judgment, but strong pressure, •169,440; Roumsnia, $1,518,198; Ser­ been heard .of their mission. The ly peacefully slumbered, tr a r q a ’lly re with the aid of Imposing numbers bia, $493,203; Armenians and Syri­ crington waa of high oVder .and for ho based on tho war and will no botshevikl leader Trotsky haa warqe’d the "first timo in several yearn the ora­ doubt provo very entertaining and Posing with the cheerful confidence can scarcely fail to have Ita. effect, a ans, $1,800,000; others, $113,013. the allied diplomats In Petrograd tion waa on Elkdom and it was a instructive.* and willingness that Sanford Board fact th a t pur people of central and • ■ * Tho report describes In detail how that hit government will not permit • of Trade could and should perform along the St. Johns are, it would ap­ all thia money has been spcht and masterly address that contained them to Interfere in the Internal altevery wise<and pubiiely beneficent pear deplorably indifferent to. Our tells of the vast organization set up much food for reflection not only to , Dorlora Raise The Rate , uation. The demobilisation of the Elka present but to.those who wero effort in the matter. The doctors like every one else In Russian army by the bolshevik! la very richest and moat naturally by the war hoard since Ita appoint­ not members o f the. order. Mr. What, the Sanford and Seminole ayailablo assets may,, and wo gVeatly ment. It record* tho formation of Hctherington ia a scholar and an ora­ business, arc paying more .fo r their reported to have begun. The Russian provisional- govern­ County Hoard of Trade did actually fear will, slip away Dorn us one of tho junior Red Cross naval auxili­ tor and la editor of the Lakeland supplies than ever before "and finding it more difficult to practice under aries, tbe camp service bureau,, tho ment his reappeared and. issued a accomplish might be told in a small these-fina days, if we do n o t ^ u a Telegram of Lakeland, a popular booklet, hut in thia account we will whole, wake up to our Invaluablo sanitary aervice . bureau and ' other member of the Press Association, the many advance circumstance*. manifesto asserting' it Is the only briefly state th at 'while It ia the pol- heritage- Citizens of all thia central dlvlalona and described the member­ Past Exalted Ruler of the Elka of Consequently they have decided to legal authority. It urges the people fy of.the Atlantic Deeper Water­ locality, .do not leave all for Just a ship campaign which brought the Lakeland and Is well known in raise the rate and the following com­ to disobey the decrees of tho bolshev­ . ... . ways Association never) to depart few to accomplish. Your_ Interata number of R4d Cross members be­ Florida and is well beloved wherever munication has been mailed to the ik!. yond the five million mark. The Herald: ’ bom hs previously prepared and are mutually essential and are not ho is known. Due to t1te advance in prices of Printed program, and on no account confined to one spot or place. San­ great alma of the war council are set Berkeley Blackman Promoted Hon. George DeCottes alwaya en­ all commodltiea and necessities, but to aliow Iny to ippeBr th<> forth aa follows: , . Friends of Berkeley Blackman In ford has no moro at stake than has joyed .In Sanford aa a speaker Waa audience except he has beforehand every’other part of the district to be “ (1) To be ready to care tor our at hla beat Sunday and in the eulogy due. oapecially to the enormous In­ Winter Park and throughout the crease in the expense of maintaining country will be interacted fn tba an­ w*n thus billeted, the repraaenta- benefltted. Do not let It be said soldiers and Bailors on ditty when­ *V# of our Board, to Trade waa, th a t you have awaked to this when ever and wherever th a t care may be for Bro. Battle of Sorrento gave one the office In an efficient and up to nouncement th a t he haa been recom­ one of the finest addressee that the data, condition, the .membera of the • »r repeated request and urgency it ia a t last too late. . mended for a First Lieutenant In tba needed/ / lodge haa ever heard. Mr. De- Orange County Medical 8ociety it* importance, • accorded tbe . I t la a -m a tte r of congratulation Aarial Service and leaves within a ” (2) To shorten the war by onor of a few momenta’ time for th a t our delegate accomplished ao strengthening tho morale of the allied Cottcs in tho course of his remarks have decided, reluctantly .and re­ few daya for tha Padfle coast where, v***ntatlon of certain potent atate- much for the project, vital to all peoples and their armies, by allsvl- very appropriately called attention gretfully, th a t it will be necessary he will take a tw ining course a t ona ’ to the fact th a t ten of the memberf for them to follow the example set of the big governmen schools. 'T h e ®f c « n t» l Florida and 8t. central Florida. Interests, and that atlng their sufferings in the* period of the Elka lodge of Sanford were at by the majority o f'th e Medical 8cr recommendation for Flret Lieutenant __ j ,, r ,c«nic, economic, com- the m atter stands Just' where, it did which must elapse before the. Amer­ the front fighting the 'battles of de­ clatlea In thia atate and elaewhoeia the highest awarded to volunteers eoirj)'Jly “nd atrategleally im portant as to engineer'^ecoipmcndstlpn, ,wjth ican army can become fully effective mocracy and aaked for. the silent and adopt a new fee achedule. prior ‘ to their entering ’ the ’ training .. •2 !? ? °“ dera,nda- Tbe prea- no ability thus far .on the part of abroad. prayers of the lodge for the safety/ After December 1, 191T, the fol schools and yi comparatively small “ (3) To lay foundatlona for an lK. °vn roua|n*>y cheered. Alto ptrong effort to In anywise prejudice *. Vbo*c representative waa ac­ th a t favorable to the St. Johns enduring peace, by eaxtending a •nd return of these brother members. 'lowJng aCA]v . wm become effective: percentage receive this hohor. Mr. They are M follow at B. W. Ander- Office Consultation............2. 00 Blackman who Is a graduate of Ox­ cent* ,be distinction of a s p e d a l route report. . • message of practical relief and sym­ ■on, J. D. Chittenden, Leroy Chitconfer,nPe with lUvera and nHar.3,00 fold .University, which' inititmtion k ...... the m rers anu arpathy to the civilian population tenden, T . Meade Fox, Geo. G. Her­ Calls to P a t i e n t s . J . J . . he attenjleti aa a.Rhoadee scholar, ia the r',0? mlU<T Thursday evening a t - Volusia county farroera have form-* among our. allies, carrying to them ring, J. H. Lee, Jr., Tracy McCuller, Calls to Patients aftfer 10:00 cd themselves 'Into an aaaociation an exRreaflon of the finest side of the o’clock p. m....................... 5.00 universally popular. He hah had a 'raost’ * yn,' Wher* WM t 1**" Dr. Thomas A. Neal,.W. D. Thorn­ Obstetrical Cases ....... :....... 35.00 . wide experience and his splendid edu­ cC o ^ • t ‘enMon. and a t th*. called .th e ‘Voluala County. Farmers American character.” ton and R .-B . Wight. ‘ Oliver J. Miller, M. D Honed ^"P resentatio n closely ques- A ssociation -They start out with a cation should make him particularly The .Elka memorial services this * • President. valuable to his country, In tbe ner*. m l » l by Cbt,rm *n Small, and the membership of m oraJban 100. The During the past two weeka Dr. object la the general betterment of yew were' under the direction of O. H. Edwards, M.’ D.I • vice for whteh he has enlisted.— f Ftomis* momb*rs of hla committee. flenry G. B y stro v as shipped from the farming interests-of tbs county. Elalted Ruler O. L. Taylor, assisted . Secretary. . ’ Winter. P ark 'P o et. his largd farm^'east of Brookaville, •• _ by his efficient corpo of officers of about 200 bushels of dssheens. Re­ returlTnf Can *** done* uP°n th* The Jacksonville Poultry AisocfaJ. H. Wendler haa purchase^, a 608 weet, potatoes began moving-out «»lton He eo ram JttM t 0 W w h tlon Is perfecting plans for the com­ ports a r e jh a t he has m cured-a good acre tract northwest of Orlando, of Bradford county the last weak in ing poultry show st- the State Flair, price for.them and th a t he (s wall where he will establish 'a live stock October a t $1 a bushel to .th e farm‘ Jacksonville, The poultry shoW pleased with hla crop' this season. and poultry farm on a large scale. Morocco' Temple, a with w f M T J w w ttfr ’j u r r : « complete e x p o t f f o i T A t t t r i c a * . ) ^ * . .’‘?a ^ farmers'to rojika m rsgulay m M w japbultry, jjirtikrulari/ malt- ”Hernando ^ n’tt,Uf«? this. through the cour­ Inf a fine showing bf Florida’s ’birds. crop of them'every y/ar. was jjS M .. " Jrtssat a g J K ssa ssa s • . ' ; \. • ■ �d t l 'for Rev. F. E, Stcir wife, givs'n by th#*raem Methodist church Mon thd boars.' ing thoughts with one another, alts which- the foliow^tg program wa re mi err d : ' ^ -.V, ‘ Instrum ental solo............------ '---------Miss Mollle Abernathy Colo: "The aunahlne of your Smile” Mr*. A. M. Philips Recitation, "Beat to Know Noth­ ing a t All".... Mia* Emily-Bailey— Solo, •'When I Was Born*'.—.... Marjorie Ho#kina - . Msr/pria is jw t five year* old but baa a remnrkablo voice and aang very sweetly and accuraUly, much to the appreciation of her audience. Trio, "D eparture"............ Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mr*. Geos Pox, Mr. C. L. Polk . J . . ftSolo, Dry _ Thoae Tear*------. Mr*. Will Hoolahsn ‘ Musical Reading, " T h a t 8weetheart £ of Mine".-.-^:Mr». L. R. Pbillpa_ . Uceompanled_J>jL. M bs Marion Philips) Recitation, "When the Minister Comes to Tes/*-..Miaa Julia Laing • of. roaea and ferna.. ■ M ra.. McLaugh­ lin won the prisk a cut glaaa bud tom and Mre.,Hasard was presented with a pair of stllr bedroom slippers. The guoata were Mr*. Barnes, Mrs 8mlth, Mr*. Wataon, Mr*: Thigpen. Mrs. Morse, Mra. McLaughlin and Mias Wilkie. , PAULINE FREDERICK In Her VW7 O M Produttlfn ’'Hungry Hearts” SATURDAY •The Training of Lucy’ 'Rainstorm and Brainstorm' MOLLY KING in “The Seven Pearls” There is difference between cut rate tires and stan- PORTAGE, REPUBLIC, G O O D RICH, FIRESTONE, .PULLMAN .and other, standard makes. Size PlainNon-Skid Tabes 28x3 f 9.00 ' $ 9.60 82.60 80x3H 11-60 12.00 ‘ *2.75 32x3H .13.60 .14.00 ■ 3.00 31x4 16.60 17.60 3.26 82x4 * 17.6018.60 3.60 83x4 ' 18.60 ' 19.60 . 3.76 84x4 19.00 . 20.00 4.00 36x4 21.00 22.00 86x4M26.00 ; 26.60 86x4 H 26.60 27-60 37x4 M 27.60 29.00 87x6 *30.00 31.60 C ash‘must accompany all out of town orders The Original Cut-RateTire House 1806 Franklin 8t. Phone 21 * TAMPA, FLORIDA Cold, rain , wind*, of Sloan'a Liniment bring* . NorubUng. It penetrates. ImObotUw. Zfr. . *1 no. S I o t v n ’s L i i T L i m e n i ••• • •• • , OCTOO sub irrigated, good ;well, j a o l l bow#, good neighborhood, near load­ ing track. Price $1760.00 with .onethird down and balance terms a t 6 per cent.. A bargain. . S e e J . O ; Packard, Sanford. 29-1 tc For Sale—To wind up an estate I offer tor sale Lot 12, Blodt 8, Tier 1, / ** * fronting 80 feet on Palmetto avenue and adjoining county Jail. Make me Private Joe D. Chittenden, Camp ap offer for it. T. P.Grady, Inde­ Wheeler, Macon, Oa„ ia at home on pendent Life Building, Nashville, furlough. . Tenn. .. 29-8tc . ■ • ___ ' • . JACK TAR IS HERE I N ’-a For Sale By Suford Shoe & Clodoog Ca. • LYRIC TODAY - For Solo—5 .acre form clooa In, 3 home for a .few days. WORKS EIGHT YEARS ONTOMB This number waa particularly inUreating to the several ministers present for,It picturedUhe home and inmate* preparing for t^o "minister a t tea" with every member of the family In a good humor, well be­ haved and everything spfc and span and all-fine except the cooking and "M a " has had her tjnusual baifluck with that, though the young son said th a t it waa really primp as could be.'V # ’ Instrumental 80I0...I— ----‘ .... Mlaa Caroline Spencer Trio, "Sweet and Low"........— — Mesdamaa Herndon and Fox Mr. C. L. Polk v £ Upon entering tho home a slip of paper -upon which waa ‘.written a name ho was to assume for the even­ ing waa pinned on each guest and a ( this time .etch family waa invited into tho dining room for refresh­ ments, consisting of hot coffee and delicious veake. . , . The genial manner and the hos­ pitality In which Dr. and Mrs* Philipa greeted and entertained the guests made tho evening long to be fomerabered by the hundred or more who. jrarta^preaent. _ • , Dr. Halley at Temple Sunday ' • Morning Hour: "The Comrade fn White!" Evening Hourl I'Briiig-My Boy B ack e Clean." • Dr, Hulley# president of Stetson University will apeak a t'th e Baptist Tem ple Sunday, Dec, 2nd, atJbotK tho Tnorning and evening hour*. The soldiers on the battle front declare th a t Christ has come-vagaln; th a t He has been seen by hundreds of eye witnesses on the b attle line. Their stories are the most thrilling th a t the war has produced.. Dr, HuIIey will piva a full account of these appearances of "The ComradA In White" a t eleven o’clock service. - At .thn_aeven_o’clock service the Doctor will deliver a sermon on "Bring My Boy Back' Clean/; This will also b e - a war address. Dr. Uullsy will aho# the temptations and the s in s . of Ilf*. In the army campa, On the ‘battle field* and in |Sold by semi-ContervalUe For' Sale—Row 1)0*1 motor, Just the thing for hunting and fishing trips. Good condition. Reason for selling leaving town. Address "M o­ tor," e-o Herald. '■' . 28-2tp - m*n. T h e Youtg Men's Stetson. Shapes Up Fine in s Style to Suit q>e "Fellows." Conies in Very. Light Grey Only. For Sale—Windmill in good con­ dition. Nearly new—$26.00. N. li Garner. •: 2&-4tc This Conservative Block, Comes in Black, Gray and Olive* Drab, ^Wllh a Gfeen Band For Sale—Shelving and countery a t a real bargain. N. H. Garner. For 8ale—Very desirable celery 'and truck land, well drained, a t 8ummerfle!d, 1 Marion County, Fla., H mile from'raiiroad station, H mile from good school and church, also hard surface road. ThU land r bought cheap for cash. fApf Chas, White, Adams Park, Ga 26-12tp F o r ’Sale—J80 White Leghqrn hens. Will sell all ar part. Joe F nandez, 'Paola. 29-t Mias Melra Beatrice Wilson has ■pent her rammers for eight consecu­ tive years at work in Calvary ceme­ tery, ono of Now York dty'a great­ est cities fcof the dead. She haa been engaged on the sculptural exte­ rior and the moral Interior decoration of tbo mortuary chapel and jnausolenm erected by Cardinal Ffcrley for the prelates and priests of the archdiocese of New .York; ‘ The chapel and the mausoleum ore situated on the highest-point In the cemetery, with a wonderful view com­ manding tile turmoil of the city oh ono ■Ido atyl the wide expanse of Long Island sound on the other,. The chapel and the hundred catacombllko aepulchrea ore early Byzantine In architec­ ture, Tho reputed coat la half # mil­ lion dollar*. Tho structure la built of hdnl Blue Indiana limestone. ‘ GERMANY SHORT ON LINEN For Sale—International Harvester truck, one half ton. : -1914 model, water cooled. S. Runge, Sanford Ave. and Fourth St. 26-tf ro ic n passenger pnaamger launch. launen, Forr aaie— 8ale—Ten alx horse Callle engine, all In good condition. One hundred cash takes It. Can bo seen a t Stone Island or address Box 1168, Sanford/ 24-Gtp FOR RENT For Rent—Rooms, conveniently located. Hot and cold water. Ap­ ply 701 Magnolia avenue., ,19-tf. Board, rooms and rooms for light housekeeping, 28-4 tf 619 OAk. SATURDAY and MONDAY ONLY For Rent—Five roam-house. Conveniencea. Large garden plot. Sit­ uated cioae in. ,See‘C. H.JLeffier.. 28-tf * . • ' Berlin.—Tho lack of linen and cot­ ton fabrics caused by the war la mak­ For Rent—Two rooms for light ing Itself felt more disagreeably from .housekeeping over. Five and Ten week to' week and threatens tho clean­ .. 27-2tpliness of the German nation. AJ1 ho­ Cent Store. \tels and restaurants have now been Rooms for R ent—919 Oak Ave, forbidden to nae table cloths and nap­ 22-tf • kins, or to furnish more than one towel per day to any guest. Bed sheets, pil­ For Rent—Furnished rooms for low casfs, etc, moat bo used a t least light housekeeping, 117 Laurel ave­ ■even days before they are changed * lF-tf and washed, even If the bed during nue. . * thla period la used by different guests. Cottage for R ent—Ten dollars per The Votrische Zeltung announces 26-tfe that after October IS no t>«nnlta for month. 1204 Park avenue, the purdiaae of underclothing will be Rooms for light housekeeping and loaned to persona who own more than rnlahed rooms. Mra. Lilja, 616 three shirts and two sets of under­ irk--avenue. *. -' - • : 23-Ue wear. The manufacture and sole of night aypts and pajamas are to be For R ant—Furnished rooms for stopped entirely. light housekeeping. 807 Magnolia. i 17-tf bidden to Use Table Cloths . and Napkins. Big Money. - • One of tbe largest and moat enmberto n e fprma of money la found In Central Africa, where the'natives use a crudform Ingot of copper ore over ten For Rent—Three office rooms Twisted. fronting on First street. Moat de­ This 8pooneri*m wna committed by sirable offices In d ty . Several other a clergyman while rending the morning good office rooms in asms building. e*son—And presently the wig tree Yowell A Speer. . 28-tfc' flthered away.—Boston Transcript. WANTED Wanted—Young man 19 years old, with High School edueaUqn must have work. . Have 'had 8 years’ gxr porlencc driving car. Will ^ccept anything reasonable. Address H,' ear* Herald. . / 27-2tp broken. . 828 Palmetto.- FOR SALE • ^ !_ 29-2tp Wasted—Meal ” .' Between 17 and 40, BaptUt Incoined or non-church, preference, >to ' For Sals—10 acres of fine flowing wall truck land, good road, not, far Jofn BArean Qlaaa. R. M. GravenU-U from loading track, only 860.00 ,per •Uln.* * ‘ ., **, . *• ' .Ul' ’ ' *. • . • , the stylish Trench th at Boy's Suit KOYAL BRAND Saturday and Monddy, in the Main' Aisle, you will find twenty-five suit? taken from the mammoth stock at * • "We buy honey. Send’ •ample# Jacksonville Cracker Works! Jax, Fla. ' 29-5tc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Christmas . will be here soon ‘ Furniahed Rooms by Day, -Weak or M onth—Park avenue R a t, 106 North Park avenue, over L. R. Phil­ ips A Co. drtig store. Mrs. C. C. H art, manager. 30-tf AO Local AdverUaementa Under l Wanted—To* repair your, guna, tla HwdlBf THREE, CENTS a ■awing machine* and ticking ma­ b b For Each InaerUon. Mlnlmnto chines, or anything else that la hear three two sermons. . • . ■ meet stylist hat for the For Sale—White Bermuda Onlpns, grown from the aeed, 12.00 thousand, 26c per h u n d r e d . ' See C. H. Leffier, • . ’ 28*tf Our Next Preacher Contest and Preacher Picture contest. Thla consifted of fifty five pictures hung around the room, each of which had been mgdo to represent the name of a preacher and 'each guest waa handed pencil and paper and. naked to all these names.. *• • >. guess ’* . • Musical Story, by -Mra. L. R. .Philips, accompanied by MU* Mari­ on PEfiTpe. -This number waa-es­ pecially enjoyed. The atory .was ar­ ranged by Mis* Lillie .farnsw orth, who Is noted for her originality, arid it'represented parts of the work aocomplUhed ‘by -the pastor and hia wife daring their four years' stay ScAttcred through its in Sanford lines were parts of fifty six old and miliar hymns, tho nnm# of each to guessed- simply -by hearing the music flay ed . Rev. Stoinmeycr and Mr. A -R . Chappell tied, both guess­ ing tho largest number of hymns. Tho musical program rendered waa hlshlyA ppreciated- and thoroughly enjoyed. • • Dr. Philipa in a most pleasing manner expressed for tho board of ■towards' and trustees the ofllcora of the missionary aociety and .the of­ ficers end teacher*.of tho Sunday school and membership of the church their appreciation of the-efficlcnt and faithful services of the pastor and wife ajid In token of thla fact pre­ sented* to them # 1handsome "cheat of allvar." . Two Color*—Green sad M edina Gray, and a Mra, May Dlcldna • leaves Satur­ For 8aje—Small Jersey cow. ; Two day for Green Cove Spring* where years old. ,>Flri* for butter but not ah* will spend.the winter. heavy milker. Pries 160.00. W. B. Ballard, Altamont*'8pringa, Fla. n 28-2tc • . ■ . • . ) r, #- j . . . (ON TABLE) ■■■tf ;»— u * , # . ■ ;V �w *A-1f ir t'Tr. TOT HANFORD 1 PACE TWO -t w> • *■ j ; BUDGET OP OPINION “JUST BETWEEN*: TOU AND ME.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ HE'LL PBENT 'EM"— SO SAYS SAUNTEttER. 3 : • H oorcr’a Coin* le Get Yon « The darned oI<f Hoover pledge has come to our house to stay; $ To frown our breakfast bacon end take our ateak away, I t cans our morning wadies, and oyr sausage, too, It aeems And dilates on th e succulence of corn and spuds and besna; So skimp the sugar In your cake and leave the butter out. Or Hoover'a goln* to get you. If y o u don't watch out! --------- ---------------- —-----------------------Oh, gone now.are the good,oid daya of hot cakea thickly spread; And rosatleaa, wheklleaa, hopelcsa daya are reigning in their stead; And gone the daya of fat rib roata, and two inch T-bone steaka, Ahd doughnuts plump and golden brown, the- kind th a t mother makes. And when it comes to pie and cake, •ju st learn to cut It out, Or Hoover** go|n* to get you if you don't watch out! So spread your buckwheats sparing­ ly and peel your tite rs.th in ; And tighten up your belts a notch and don't forget to grin. -. And if, sometimes, your whole soul . yearns for shortcake high and wide. . * __ __ ___ __ • And biscuits drenched with honoy, and chicken butter fried, Rem em ber,'then, th at Kaiser Bill is abort on sauer kraut, And • Hoover's goln' to getjhlm if Well all help out? . • • v . 1 One of the Cleveland city papers publishes the following, ss showing how cosmopolitan the Satrs and Stripes are: "A Jew daya ago a mag­ nificent new Amerlcnn flag was raised over the worsted mills at Jamestown, N. V- The manager of th e 'p la n t traced back the stages of its construction and this whnt he Icafned: The flag was made pf wool from American sheep, sorted by an Amcr- ■K" . * Tfrxmtr' * Egf v i!'* ' * *‘i ; E a M fr; • f j M •■ ’ p t ■, w • ik r j’.-v , jp • * - t r> lean, scoured by an Albanian, carded' by an IU lIan, spun by a Swede, warped by a German, dressed by an Englishman, drawn by a Scotchman, woven by a Belgian, supervised by a Frenchman, inspected by an Amer­ ican, dyed by * Turk, examined by an' Irishm an, and pressed by a Pole. The flag represents America—all it (a and all it stan d i for—perhaps better than any other th a t flies in., the breeze today.” I t should be added that the agate apirif permeates every American flag-thnt flotas todiy; A flag th a t atanda> for the rights of humanity everywhere .and th a t , wel­ comes ’to its protecting' folds the pcoplo of every .land who love lib­ erty and justice—and are willing to give up their lives If necessity, without question, in its defense, that freedom -rpay live. . . « 6 • 1 The commission form of govern­ ment is taking a rest until after the holidays It seems. There were in­ sufficient names on the petition pre­ sented to the council for an election and ‘now it will be necessary to find out just how many names it takes to call this election and get them. After the num ber.that voted at tho last election it should not take very many to get twenty per cent al­ though it is the number th a t is reg­ istered and • not tho number that votes th a t is taken as the quota. Since the election I note th a t City Attorney DeCottes is busy collecting delinquent taxes. There was consid­ erable discussion about this matter of delinquent taxes before^ the elec­ tion and the city council and the city attorney were blamed for not collecting a greater percentage ol the delinquent taxes and it sCems that now the city attorney has hardened his heart* to the anguish and misery that is caused by the tax payers getting a letter demanding that their taxes be paid at once or they will 'suffer the consequencts. Probably some hi those who were »o ioud in their demands th a t .delinq­ uent taxes be p a i d n o t caret to be poshed to the wpll'on their own taxes and others who were so loud about- U have ifb‘ taxes to pay. - Of course it is up to the man with property to pay ihe taxes b u t It Is also human nature to put off taxes and death as long as possible be­ cause we all know that-yqu will have to pay both In the end. However the a tir about commission form .of government has wakened the aidermen up to the.necessity of collecting delinquent taxes end also conserving the city’s resources in every way and It is certain th a t there will be a great change in city affairs from this time on. B at did you over etop to think how anxious the .fellow; with no taxes to pay follow^ the trend of events in city politics, howls the loudest about delinquent taxes, wants countless improvements with no expenditure of money and knows ju st how to manipulate the city gov­ ernment on. wind? . . , • •• * 1 The men coming from the campe and from other points where things are -moving- s a y thst~qfflciaU~higtrlir arm y circles think the war will last for seversl years yet. Well, if .it lest five'years longer we will have to chango our mode of living, some­ what. 1 With insufficient sugar to sweet­ en tho coffee we are beginning to feel tho pinch of the war but. w hat about the time when we cannot get the coffee .to go with the sugar or the syrup. Some of these days when America gets to fighting our people will begin to learn that America is really a t war. • . • rt I- understand that tho Red Cross will make a national campaign for membership and that Seminole coun­ ty will as usual do her bit. It only costs one dollar to become a member of the Red Cross and every man, every woman, every child old enough to realize the importance of the fled Cross should join.. Thfs county should have a membership .of 2,1)00. You can never join any order that will give you s u c h ‘great returns. • • • ., *. i Zt>• 'r • -‘ > W* >:• Would J u .tM soon starve to, death In tb s trenches as to starve to' death a t home and yet I suppose that staying a t ' home and helping the government by finances and oth­ er good work! la satiating just as much and more than the fellow, who. joint the arm y or- the navy.’ Any­ how I expect to. go‘to the front if the war laata long enough; • • • 1 The .man, woman or minor who is not concerned aa to the outcome of the present struggle la to be pitied and enlightened. He or ebe is really unconcerned through ignorance. They, have failed entirely to graap the true inwardness of the aitustion confronting us ss a people. Let us suppooee that thd hjstory of our couhtry were ’to end with the present generation. Doea any ona imagine th a t pur statesmen would be materially interested in the settle­ ment pf. the question* in dispute? Hardly. . Naturally, then, it is .mainly the future of the country th a t is to be considered. W hat that FU T U R E is to be will depend upon .OUR AC­ TION NOW. It is to the credit of the Amer­ ican people th a t they, have always had a d e a r vision of the duty of the present generation, to posterity. T hat vision was responsible for tho Rev­ olutionary war. I t was the stim ulus of the war |n 1812. And when the Mexican question , assumed grave proportions the same thought was a t the tore in -th o national mind. Not •o much the interest of our own poztecity as th a t of our fellow m in was the stimulus in the brush with Spain. B ut throughout her whole life this country has never failed to place the true interests of posterity before present case and comfort. What can bo said then of tho young man or woman - who Is not concerned over tho outcome of this struggle? T h at they ji*ve no con­ cern for the best interests of thier own. Present case and comfort weighs, more with thorn than thefuture o ft their children, or of the rare in genera). • • No nation of people can ever come into their own until present can be subordinated to future, No present is ever entirely what it should or could be. By the sacrifice of the present we stand a chance of realiz­ ing on tho future. If all else is to be subordinated to the present, .there is every possibility of theirc being no future worthy of the name. ^ As the war goes on’ and my door friends one by one arc leaving for the front and 1 am here’ back of the lines sweating blood trying to keep the hom* fires burping while wood Is out of sight* and the wolf Is kept from the door by throwing bundles of Liberty ’ Loans and three cent postage Rtamps at him I wonder if SALT INSTEAD the boys at tho front art* not Just abopt aa well off as wo are here at Many Prefer II On Ripe GrapeFruit The use of salt aa a substitute for sugar will be strongly advocated in this* year's grapefruit advertising of the Flarldn Citrus Exchange, ac­ cording to F. L. Skplly, the general sales manager. After the copy for the current sea­ son's campaign had been approved by the advertising committee it was in part discarded, Mr.'-Skelly says, and an entirely new outlay, adopted, at the suggestion of Jefferson Thomas, who handles the exchange publicity. . In every one of tho newspaper ad ­ vertisements the first of which -is to appear early in January, there will be carried, in bold, well displayed type, this message on the use of salt or sugar: ''Tree ripened ‘.Scaldswoct or­ anges, require but little, if any sugar. N ar'need much bo used with Seaidswect grapefruit — m a n y ' per­ sons prefer them with salt instead of ■ugar. A little while ago a health journal published an article, approved by the United States Food Administra­ Corporal A . Slmonin, 17, S. Aviator, “rolling Aft ou-»” tctlA “ Bull” Durham, jiu t before making a flight at a Government tion, in {which wider use of -orangea Aviation. F ield .. ... anil-grapefruit warn urged aa a means of improving the health oi tho people of this country and also of conserv­ ing the supply of solid, less perish­ able foods. One of the phrases used in this article very si\ccinctly expressed the esse for citrus 'fruits in these words: They,are medicine that tastes like food and food that ia more potent than medicine.” This expression a t once appealed to business m anager,'C. E. Stewart, Jr.,-o f the Citrus Exchange, as a dandy good slogan for the advertis­ ing of Scaldsweet oranges and grape­ -w ri* t JOSEPH K - SHIMMEN. fruit pnd a t his suggestion Mr. la Canadkn Field AwbuUncc. Thomas has incorporated it In much wi#i (he BruUi Ej^wditioniry Forces^. of the copy now >going out. GEN U IN E . Some other points of great, im­ portance to the citrus industry of Florida were rbought out in the ar­ ticle mentioned. For ‘instance, it emphasized the fact that the p r in t TO B A C C O of citrus fruits have advanced but slightly during the past five years, T h e 'M a k m & r o f a N a tio n whereas those of almost all other food products have increased1heavily and ^persistently under the pressure G uaranteed by of growing demand and lessening supply. *WSSM I I»WS> This is the keynote of the appeal of the Exchange advertising. .Thf wording of some of the ads ia par­ ticularly strong along this line. One says:.. “ You tndjall the members of your family will be the brighter,’ the cheer­ ier and th * healthier for doing this. And as you cat. mote orangea and grapefruit and leas meats and grains ■you will conserve the latter for ship­ m ent'abroad to (aed our soldiers and our allies in the war for freedom.fl” “ While the orangea and the grape­ fruit -grparti ’ In Florida, ripened on the trees and, properly packed will keep indefinitely in the ordinary htftWbhoId;*the«e. fnilta cannot* be expqrted to any great extent. They should be eaten in America, lraving more solid foods to gp across the “Stfruhine and showers are prim factors , In making orangea good. There are'm ore days of sunshine .in the citrus belt of Florida than In the United 8tatea,.but alm ost everjr day the grpvea aro blessed with .copious, gentle eho’wers. “Sometimes s Florida orange or grapefruit is rough and uninviting inlooks, but cut tt open and you will realise the truth th a t beauty ts more than skin deep. If they have been ripened o n :'th e trees, you will find Florida oranges and grapefruit filled with delicious,, invigorating Juice.” -— Times, Tam ps, Nov. 30th. «• e s tio n T o ^ S u g g rln V b u r J A C K TAR : IS HERE .I N jo n io /ja rs OtMir Going to tho Dickons. People aecnstomed from Infancy to H* on down feathers have no, Idea bow hard a paving atone Is without trying i t —Ilard Tlme*. For Sftle By Sanford Shoe & ? Clothing Co. W B C gB gB W B C M B K fflC g M M a B a # # • A t t e n t io n F a rm e rs . »— — — . * i » . i ireet ■* * Phone Hill Lumber Co. for*' that Good, Hard * , * Alabama Lim e.. The kind they all want. . - . H ill Lu m ber C om pany W C T iiiiim m iT B B C iiin n iin ix x n n n in in K x ^ iin in iii^ SEED POTATOES December and January Delivery IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY SEE US ^EFORE DECEMBER . 5th THE L. ALLEN SEED COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA <’»o»»»»oo#»»oeoooo»o»ooooeooooooooo»»oo»oooooofsss»«l i ATLANTIC COAST LINE , STANDARD RAILROAD QF THE SOUTH ' DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ TON AND NEW YORK No. 82 IscksonvUla—0:10 a .m .' lavanaah----- 1:16p.m. ihsrlevton— • 6:33 p. m. tichmond------ 5.-05 a. m. Vashlagton----- Eft40a. m. taltlmoru-1 0:57a.m. V. Phll’phla.. 1:07 p. m. lav Y o rk _ . 3:18 p. m. "It is surprising the BULL D U RH A M boys are ever evident, and the familiar tag may often be seen swinging from the muddy tunic pocket of Jack Canuck on his way from the trenches—weary, yet smiling" No. 86 12:01 p. m. 4:01p.m . 8:16 p.m . 7:35 a. m. 10:85 a. m.’ .12:10 p.m . 2.27 p. m. 4:35 p. m. 3 No. 80 8:10 p.m. 12:36a.m. 8:45 a.m . 7:45 p. m. 11:40p.m. 1:10 a. m. v f&Q a. m. i • 5:50 a. m* l a n t , ik c trit ( u i , l i k u , N H iu a r w a r tM f tn . D W a| * * '•• • SS. U tal a w x n — M u Benmek, u i i t n r ■■OITa, |UB| ’ For Information or Reservation Phone or Writ# ATLANTIC COAST LIN E t S t, Jacksonville, Fla. *"* Phone 17 Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa, Fla. . " Phone 182 . Give clear* perma­ nent copies. Will * not smut, dry out, or fill the type. . ButC Durham i Pete mbers, 111? V ’ ' ’ Does Tt Seem Fair? raj About half of the d isco u n t In m . I world, arises from the drcnostzw! I that men cannot collfct th e lirtn /n Z | think the world otjres them w i i S pitting In about eight good hoorTj < toll a day.—Houston Poet . *t s k *: Star Brand Non-Filling Typewriter Rib­ bon* are guaranteed to give 75,000 im- ‘ preissions of the letters “a” pr “e” with­ out clogging so as to show on the paper. * Bmy typewriting rmpgKee mi , THE HERALD. PRINTING COMPANY PHONE 148 * • T‘:v ; • SANFORD, FLORIDA • * * f - - ■ v- . •i^ ii L ll_ « ^ ^ a �Items of Interest for the Man Behind the Plow , M achinery la to be the farmers al­ ly since labor has deserted him. ' In ju lb tr i« W “ » ■ j w way Into the Register of order to use It most efficiently It 5 S t i?the American Jeraey C attle will be necessary to clear out stumps S I the second In the state to'-re•. recognition this year. This *1\ Austin's Viola 862496, aged Consider the Pig ♦ Ttirt. 2 months, owned by Mar-' The number of hogs on farms in L A. Milam. Miami. The test i*on- the United States September 1, 1917 J B(d from August 7, 1916 to Au- wsa 6,274,000 leu than on. the .ame "L l, 1917. During this period date one year ago. The corn crop J , cow produced 6,677.0 pounds of th is- year la 607,842.000 bushels ■Sk 4.97 J * r cent fat, a total of greater than laat year There Is the iff it rounds of fat In thafmljk. gap—from a decrease of more than Creole's Qssilo Sue 306826, owned five ‘million hogs to an increase of hr the University of Florida experi- more th in 607 million bushels of cor itstion was the first to make that hog raisers are expected largely .i* n*#iiter of Merit. Her record to close up, says the U. S. Depart­ ment of -Agriculture. yfew Cotton Land This Month ‘ ! Lb* of . the Important measures jniiut the cotton boll weevil Is th a t U plowing‘under all old stalks and Lfsje from this year's crop, la y s L University of Florida extension grision. The ideal time for the [nrk U just as'soon as the crop has L ta 'n th w h hut many fields In the kits have not* yet been plowed. ' Fill plowing will havo a double.ef­ fect; the boir weevil will be deprived U the greater part of his food, and Luy of them will be turned under Ipound with, the stalks, and the soil Ivin be partly prepared for next Imr’s cotton crop. The growing of [ta early maturing cotton is essential lithe farmer is not to lose out with Itkis crop entirely. The fall pip wing IwiU eliminate some of the spring flow to ( onucrve Machinery Since labor has become scarce,.ahd •tk relief can.be expected until hr the end of the war, tho Unlvcrtf ef Florida extension division is fisg upon farmers the necessity of awrving farm machinery. Here tsJew suggestions offered by the .8. Department of 'Agriculture: I- Orders for new equipment nnd pair part* should he placed is soon To reduce- maximum results a minimum of labor, new and 'rn machinery In large sixes Id be used-wherever possible. Serviceable equipment, m ot hf, xhnpld he sold or. nflide ebb 'to others ■Useless machinery should her aed to the channels of tratlo'as thorough lubrication and propt when in use will materially' ;,n the period of service of equipment. More care should bo given to •ing farm implements from'the *HITTEXBURQ AND BOYD l,H n" u * A*,. A tlc M U * T f t t . mm r u . Ma g a z i n e — to eradicate the tick. There Will ,bi • n excellent market for meat for yeare Irrespective .of whether peace cornea aoon or (a long deferred. All the world la meat hungry and a won­ derful opportunity aw aits.the aouth to aatlafy this essential demand If only it will eradicate the tick, en­ able Itaelf to -make full uae of its forage,mnd open up it* cattle, to the free cattle markcta.of the world. N it ; K iri Schults, S h erm sn 'v jlo u th , Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumlllat, Allan. Jones, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, William H art ley, Wallace Llpford’, W. C, Temple With .the Government backing them, through crmcrgcncy legisla­ tion, as it never has before, farmers never have had. greater assurance that 'their efforts.'would be justly compensated. The Food Adminis­ tration has said that until further notice, prices, so far as it can In­ fluence them will not go below the minimum of about 616.50 n hundred, for the average of tho packer’s droves on th e . Chicago market. Furthermore, ot has said as to hogs farrowed next spring, "W c will try to stabilixe the price so that the farmer can count on getting for each 100 pounds of hogs ready for -mar­ ket thirteen times tho average cost per bushel of corn f3d into the hogs." Experience has shown that this ratio of 13 to 1 is .liberal, nnd that it should stimulate hog brooding now. The Department stands ready to aid the farmers In any way it can, and has already placed two more men In Florifa to assist Dr. A. ;II. Logan in controlling swiric diseases. This is the- immediate war duty of farmers: Breed- sows now—and gilts if ne'ccssary. Breeding* should be hastened: the sooner the new pig Prayer for Perpetual Aid. The theologian says the only form of prayer given for perpetual kid In the Old Testament la the ono In Deu­ teronomy (20:0-16), connected with the offering of tithes and first fruits. Madame Maltre, wife of jl French deputy, has been wounded more than once while ministering to the wants of wounded soldiers near the fighting line. I t Is said* she la the most dec­ orated woman In France. The picture shows her being congratulated after receiving her latest dcdSratlon. it 3 p. m. ’ Reading Room Free to All 111-113 Park Avenue — Full Line of — Men Prominent In.College Athletics Rlea Rapidly In tha Sery- , lot. Boulder, Colo.—University of Col­ orado athletes will soon find good uae for the training they received In achool sports here. Word hns been received of tho arrival "somewhere In France" of two former football stars of the state university, and of two others who were prominent In athletics hrre. Elbrldge (Jerry Chupman, cnptaln of lost year's varsity eleven, went to the Fort Riley officers’ reserve camp early In tho aammer and la now n captain In the regular army. Eddlo Evans, who was eleeted cnp­ taln of this year's football squad, but who retired from school to seek fame In Uncle Barn's-fighting forces,' hns been mado a second lieutenant and letters received here disclose the fact that he Is "over there" somewhere. • Horace IV Wells nnd Chauneey Ben­ nett. "bolh prominent In athletics at Boulder, have been accepted In the nvlatlon corps and nro believed to Jto "across ths pond." . High-Grade Bakery Goods ■/.. F lo% rid a an d W estern M e a%ts Come in and see us. First class goods. Prompt and courteous service. Reasonable prices. G. W. SPENCER Phone 106 Free Delivery OUR UNCLE SAM BUILDING BIG NAVAL SANITARIUM "Times ain’t as easy ns they used to be," said Undo Ebcn. "I kin remem­ ber when a gemmnn dldn’ hnvu to go t.o fear to get de title of 'major.' or 'colonel.' *• Radium Emana'ion*. The e/nanatlons from radium cannot t>e stopped, hut aa scarcely nhy ex­ haustion of the mnterlnl b npprerlnltlo despite, the fnct thot u -trenni of erv »rgy Is constn.iily passing’off froVo'IU this Is of small consequence. 1,1 tho rays were allowed to escum* ijivfu'isninnsly. however, they might do con­ siderable damage; In order to confine them, therefore, n safe has been con­ structed with e thick lining of lead la tide «he St'.-eL. ( Los Animas, Colo. — Unclp Ssm'n largest recuperation camp for tho sick and wounded sailor* of tho United States navy will he nt Fort Lyons, near here, when new additions now under construction uru completed. At present tho saiiltnrluin accom­ modates 250 patients, hut work Is bcliig rapidly pushed, on tho construction of buildings that will mska It possible to cans for between 5,000 ahd 0,000 marines and sailors-wljo nro Incapacitat­ ed through tuberculosis and oth­ er diseases. Tho cost of tho -work wtH be about $2,000,000. Dr. F, II. Ames, who Is in chnrgo|pf tho Port Lyons sani­ tarium. says that- the 4,000-foot altitude of tho alto makes It an Ideal locaU6n for tho care of those .afflicted with the groat white plague, and declares the government plans t,o make the camp the finest of Its kind In the world.*' POISONED FISH FOR RATS Authorities a t Somerville, Mate • War With Invading Army of Rodents. Somerville, Mass,—Poisoned fish for pesky rats. - . The -city dump here Is headquarters for a rat army which hns Invaded the dty. Tho authorities nro carrying on a fmno-llreur warfare against the In­ vaders, nnd the enemy has been ex­ acting reprisals on family, larders. Householders am fearing that the cold weather will drive the rodents away from the dump to sotno more private apd exclusive domicile. . Poisoned fish will be scattered about the dump and boys will police the vi­ cinity to keep children, dogs and cats from Interfering with the • rats* re­ p ast M U T U A L PROTECT against imitations and substitutes ' You believe in fair play in business? Then dem and the genuine, bottled Coca-Cola. Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles D c l i c i o v s and R e f r e s h i n g Sanford Coca-Cola B ottling Co. SANFORD,. „ PHONE 21 FLORIDA STORAGE BATTERIES Wo make a Hpccialty on overhauling and charging Storage Batteries of all makes. . Also repair Magnetos* Generators and Starters. Bring your Electricnl Troubles to ua. ' • Give Us A Tria^ Sanford Battery Service Co, Saving H is Ftsllngs. Lo-cm hud fl fnvorltc plate. from whlci, «ho nlwnys lilted to eat. Ono day lier father nccldcntnlly broke IL He had to tell* the had news to his Uttlr daughter, and was so penitent milli. ... * that her love for the plnte wns over. . Florida is now getting-- Into its ‘shadowed by sorrow for hlm. nnd she stride.and the tick will soon be s scld : "Oh, that’s nil right, papa. I wns stranger to the state, is the predic­ golns to break that myself yesterday." tion of tho University of Florida exHsr Bast Wishes. tension divtsioh. Thst the tick can It was the last day of school. The be wholly eradicated Is no longer a teacher was giving a farewell party for whole her class, as she was to be married In doubtful . proposition—the state of Mississippi Is now free, sep­ the near future. The children spent a arating the tick infested territory pleasant afternoon, snd before they into an east and a west. Florida realised It the time came to say goodcan’ do n o t ' better than follow the by. One by one they marched up and shook bands with their dear teacher. lead of other southern states. Doris aaldt-'T hope you will get as - In throwing off Its compjete bond­ good a husband as my papa Is." age to cottonr the south has’ mads a great, advance by extending grad­ ually Ita. production o f . food crop*. The greatest obstacle to tho change, however, waa finding Substitutes for cotton, which could marketed readily and profitably. Cattle, to which the aouth Is adapted by cli­ mate ’ and agriculture, furnish an Ideal, readily m arketable/’.commod­ ity. Cattle, however, imnnot be done so but for one of those humorous raised profitably as a part of the Incidents so common In hia haphazard farm's* buaineaa unless the tick Is life, ’ • . ••• gnlified. The tick, . therefore,ash heen a costly* obstruction to the evo^ - It Wasn't Hla F ault lutlon from one-crop farming to prof­ One youngster In achool hgd deliv­ itable dlcveraifi cation. ered a severe kick In the atomsch to Increase In meat production at another Ud. When taken to task aa the present Juhqtura le an absolute to why be had struck hla playmate essential to the nation. The quick- there, he aside *1-didn’t mean to hit <at, aurest way for tha aouth to do him there, but be turned around Joat its full.share In contributing beef U in time." • v u i, Helps the Laundress. A wire basket, made to fit Inside the wash boiler, and held In place by wire hooks, makes less work for tho laun­ dress. * B ottle Times Have Changed. nine per cent of t^e state. . While this sre.in Florida was declared tfekfreie on December 1, 64,420 square milps In eight pjher southern states was- liberated; ■^Iirmoro than .half of the-soilth the tick no longer kills cattle with fever or sucks them thin. It no longer bars tho Introduction of proper breeding animals to build up beef and dairy,hords to consume profit­ ably -the south’s feed stuffs. In the remainder, cattle still are. dying by thousands of tick fever and a plsrgc' part of every pound of forage, brain and concentrates goes to feed useless ticks instcall of. making lm ?at and What One Needs. Y T ta a good old world to live In, ao you need yourself n house; to lore in, ao you need a spouse; to go In, ao you need a car or horse; to know’ln, ao yotr need a college course; to read In, ao you need aome hooka; to shine In, ao you need good clothes andjooks.—Ex­ change. Troubles o* a Lazy Man. " A la s y men nln't likely to bo happy.'* sold Undo Ebon. "lie genrnilly glta n had disposition tryln* to •care other people Into (lot;*’ do work." Seminole’s RoII of Honor ’ Array ' ' John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Lcslto Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Walker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, George ’ McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ burn, Albert Fry, James Estridge, Closing-the gap by breeding more George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. lmSi la —_ — _ # a1. .S T hogt Is not only one of the big op^ portunltles but one of the big pblU gationa of American farmers. These figures ahoV the reason for the "more hog" campaign, -for urging that sows be bred now in increased numbers to insure the needed num­ ber of pigs next spring to eat the surplus of the 1917 corn crop. That tho farmers of Florida will respond as."m lnute men" in the hog emergency Is the belief of the Uni­ versity' bf Florida extension slon W verslty of Florida extension dividion. A definite hog Increase must be mado In* this state. • Tick Eradication Progress Broward, Dado and Monroe coun ties, and a part of Palm Beach coun ty have been declared tick-free. Thli v •• • DECORATED WOMAN 203 Qsk Ave. M p rm r L ilC L IIlL • L. A- Renand. Prop. Phone 189 h lh irP T Pr'tT* reasonable. * lA lU I C o Electrical Nupplles— Healing A Correspondence and Personal Calls 8olldted THOMPSON ELECTRIC COMPANY ISX-IM Wi *i ur«r«4|« Bum ’ TAMP 'T i l m a t c h m y c a r b o n c o p ie s a g a in s t a n y j in t o w n f o r n e a t* n e ss, la s tin g le g ib ility a n d u n i­ fo rm ity . X a l w a y s u s e PAWNS RIVAL'S GIFT TOlGIRL She Has Him. Arretted In East 8L Loula and Departs With Other Man, : East St. Loula.—A love “triahgle," with * diamond^ ring, making It a "quadrangle," waa unfolded In'the po­ lice station when Mias Annabels Mace, eighteen years old, of 8 t Loula,'caused tho arrest, of her former sweetheart, Walter B. Howell of 040 OolUnarlUo avenue, oa a charge q£ pawning a ring given her by her other sweetheart, Charles Locaa. Then aha walkad trt* umpbantly away with Local, waring farewell to Howell.aa b« wab led to h e r a l d p r in t in g COMPANY Phene 148 Saafavd, Fierida �)UH rxt m == .greatest boosters v w d one of _ finest’ geptlpmen In ..the Fieri* •"'■ ft* J. HOLLY, E dit* r . W. M. HAYNES, Basiness Man.gcf tj-f ^>U h M r.TT t y T tM d iy .u ir r U ty rector of E^pfoalvas and M aster a Arms of ■EV nam lta'for Florida.1 -In o fh ef words Clarence b p s; charge* pf the explosives in this stste, who buys and sells and why. I t la a good position and while it will not pay him all th a t he is worth it ta better than catering to the public for email pay as a newspaper man and will free .Clarence from the drugdery of a* country editor for tome time to come. We congratulate you, old friend There la nothing too good for you to receive from the govern­ ment or from ths, people-and while we hate to lose you from the news­ paper gsng we know th at you feel free as the bird th a t has escaped from the cage. And while the gov­ ernment is thinking about this ap­ pointment they 'might think about a few other newspaper men ’who are Just now giving more time and space to government projects than any other form of business in the United States. THEHERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY BUBSCHIPTION PRICE m ADVANCE.' O K I TW48 •••♦ 4 • « ••• j ♦ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SKSS stx uonxm •*••••• •••***»••*••••* 141 T H N P M O N T H a..........'.:.............. ■« I la the Clip b , Carrtsv AM* P « V«m la M t h m ar AM Par Maalfc I b A a ru ra Maai Ba M ats M OOta lu •■ are* —B«na4 Qaaa MaP Malltf M M I M rriapkaa* Na, 1U H anM I St': F t. Pierce h o opened A msgnlfl* • cent new h o tel,'th e New Ft. Pierctf Hotel. For many years Ft. .Pierce needed this hotel slid the persistent efforts of thfe newspapers and the board* of trade .Anally won but. Congratulations to F t. Pierce and the newspapers. V. .— 0 — Clth election today promises to he a tame affair as the xtal questions were settled’ a t >the primary several -W4cka ago. Still this.Is the real elc.e: tlon and every 'Vbter should register h|s real^sentimenta and stand by the primary results. After the city election the qutatjon of the commii• alon form will bob up again. :----- O------ • 4 .1 HAS NO GERMAN FR IE N D S The following from the pen of Gil­ bert Leach of the- Leesburg Com­ mercial expresses the situation in a nutshell, concerning alien ' enemies. Leach.aayai "One of our readers wants to know If ‘we ire not sfrsid of ‘hurting the feeUngs of our German friends * All Germans are our enemies. If Amer­ icans w|io are living in here among us ■ consider.. themselves 'Gcrmand they are equally our enemies, alien enemies' of the very worst type. This is not their country and they have no rights that we should re­ spect here.'. Rut understand us please. There arc scores and scores 'of splendid American citizens among us who are directly descended from German an­ cestry, and when we see a proved patriot with tho German accent on his American language, we bow to th at man or woman as a patriot in­ deed for he has had to make hi* own choice and th a t choice m ust' have been made from his own heart.' He is not a German. He is an Ameri­ can and' one of the Very best of Amerians at th a t." ' I t would be strange .if the . Pol* sheviki get into the German lines for peace proposals and sta rt the Ger­ man people off on- a revolution. And this could 'easily be .accomplish­ ed. ’Nothing^ is heard Prom Kerenaky, nothing from the Grand Duke, nothing frpm the Csar and the Ger­ mans are treating with the Russians today. This Is a puzzle th a t will m ak e‘history In' s le w days. Who _ . TH E.H ETIIER IN G T.O N S knows? Sanford Lodge of Elks had the ----- O-----honor of entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Now is .th e time to s ta rt your M. F. Hothcrington last Sunday. Christmas shopping and you should Mr. Hethcrington is Fast Exalted do all of If right here in Sanford Ruler of Lakeland lodge and was the where the merchants are using their orator of the day at the memorial money for’ .the upbuilding of- the exercises here. Seldom does an ed­ city. The stocks .here this season itor have the active cooperation of are larger, and better than ever and his wife in the business of making n there 1* no need for'anyone to go newspaper but Mr. *and Mrs. H eth­ out of tho. city’ to And‘ what they crington are a team difficult to beat want in auitable Christmas gifts. and for many years they have work­ If you need any suggcstltqwvabtfut ed night and day to give the people the gifts wath for the C h riftp U Edi­ of Lakeland a teal dally newspaper. tion of the Sanford H erald‘th a t1will They have burned the midnight oil at the printing office and while be out about December 16th. working early and late have also ----- 0 -----... managed to raise a fine family of OUR CHRISTMAS ED ITIO N The regular Christmas Edition of boys and girls that are a credit to the Sanford Herald Is now in the their parents. All honor to Mr. and process of ths, making and- If you Mrs. Hetherington .'aqd may their have not already been approached efforts bring the proper results, not for your advertisement get your copy only .for their community b u t for ready'for our solicitors w lir’caHaipon thcnfsolvea and In thc'Suiisct of life • you this, week and there is not a may their just reward t|k c shape in business in Hanford or Seminole the repose untder their o)wn vine and •.county th st can afford to be left flit tree where in retrospect th e y ’can •out of this edition. The cover will Idok.baok upon .a life well lived, a •be magnificent this year, the articles life' In which each have-, played 'a will be timely an d ;no ezpcnse will be principal p art\and a life th at' should spared to make this Christmas ahove. bo full of rich Joys and blessings. —‘—0 ----all others, one long to be’ remember­ ed. You know what the Christrais HOW* WILL IT -R E RAISED? • edition'of the Herald means to this In discussing the question of rais­ , community, and you Jtnow th a t you ing the' enormous amounts of rev­ cannot afford to he out of it.' Get enue pecessary even during 'the coming twelve months, an exchange, your copy ready td d ay .I.ifs after demonstrating the utter impos­ - 0 - ------ f f sibility of raising the vast am ount CONGRATULATIONS Clarence Woods, editor. oL .the by laxatiop, and the corresponding Kurils Lake Rrglon and pti|tk.o f'th e necessityj»f^resorting- to bond issues, concludes as follows; " In a sentence, unless th e big loans are balanced with heavy taxes upon those who are making money out of the* war, we will rapidly and inevitably reach a state of financial, industrial and social chaos." The conclusion is inevitable to the , \ -Itcandid person who will give th e \ • question unbiased thought. Rased on the probability of a need of from fifteen to twenty bUliqo We can furnish them in dollars by this time next 'winter, any size or style the domand would mean from 9600 t i 1760 for each of the twenty mil­ at reasonable lion families th a t make up the na­ tion. I f can be seen a t a glance prices th a t this can never be even approx­ imately distributed amang t'te mass­ » • es. Postlbly a *few more billions q ity be secured through popular subscription, b u t the great bulk of After receipt of the required means m u s t, come, as our ‘contemporary suggests, from order those who are making MONEY OUT OF TH E WAR., f l f ths war continues foh even two Veers longer there will be fortunes made that will dwarf any the World h a s 'y e t seen, provided b urine* I* .4 allowed t o . take its hitherto un­ ited course. While it is true spend prodigious amounts, - if it - Is equally true th a t we will make fL)rihoUx amotintt.' ’T he filled n»(V1 tldritl' ate. prectlceliy 'at our m e r ^ fj>r food and other supplies. _ Huge ........................................I ...................... ki K O EI1 E E i ST A M PS' srr 11 * # * it * . m-. ■»* v - * * DELIVERY IN FIVE DAYS ! The oCdSmijOca- Ivenue* P U are* n Uconstantly M - e com w ingwfro of by P man need gq to StVtVs R if waht foreign idarket,' ent fo to Cor­ i ’ to our government rectly anal,lyxo the situation and H o the burdens "of taxation to place'’ ttieet. these great national expend! tu tts upon the shoulder* of THOSE who benefit by w ar prices: Will otlr law. makers arise to the occasion and make an equlMblt ad­ justm ent of these burdens? Along with some' Very common, we have some really, good timber in our na­ tional legislature, and it is to , bp tropetf k b it tbls~mat»riml 'w iir'lnsiit upon a reasonable and just basis for working out this momentous ques­ tion. Woman’s Club Notes The regular monthly, .business meeting of the General’Club w{Jl be held a t the club house, Wednesday, Doc. 8th at 3 o'clock, a t which time brief but very Interesting reports are to be. given by delegates to ffeh. Fed­ eration ju st held at Tam pa. « , ,.Thc Club wishes to especially an­ nounce- the-sale-of-fled-Crosa-X m as seals, beginning next week.' Places a t which these stamps can be found will .be a t 'th e post office, Mobley's Drug Store, the. Rest R oam .and at the. Club house next Wednesday afternoon. * One method already used to bring these stamps before the public has been tho selling of quite a number to the business houses and banks, they to n>c them on th eir statements and letters' w hen‘raaijing them out to the public, ; The Importance arfd fine’ object of this .work has beeh made known to the people of Sanford and we trust a splendid response will be the result of this effort, . . *l Tho Literature^ Department tabes particular plcsure in announcing a musicnlc to be given on next Satur­ day' afternoon, Dec. 8th, * a t the Club House,' three o'clock sharp, by Mrs. Stem bridge Munson to the de­ partm ent. Those familiar with the depart­ ment's programs know that for years past It has been Mrs. Munson’s cus­ tom to givp a .musical program once a year to the department, an affair much anticipated and so thoroughly enjoyed by those fortunate enough to be present. Every member of the tflpb and friends arc cordially invited. The program consists of the. following numbers: . . . . • P a r t i —Spanish Orchestra, Panquita .... , . . Robyn Reading, In Old Madrid — ............ . Marion Crawford Songs - Sung in Spanish— a Danza.... -.-....'..I..... ~ .„.Q oribar b "El-tra-La-La-y-el"..... Pintcado Cornet Solo, Spanish Selection ......... .. _ .... 'Granados " Part II." Etude, "B utterfly" .... • Chopin Caprice 7 ................... .W eber W altz.......- .............. -..................Chopin P a rtlll. ,Ultra Modern Composers: Dance N cqu*....... ...........-C jfril Scott. Oelllwag’s March (from Children’s f Suite)...._■............. Debussy Rut>ozahl 1 . ...:...... ..Klondike Orchestra........... 5 — .. SMeetwj. J .1 iuv ri! , g ? r r *■ •* 'V* / v |irtpL*.» .'< r if.il.'- ' .. Mr a f j i |Io Matter How Little or Hoi • •’LUt Ut n r i u » i t U It matters not so much what a personas income is, as it does what^ ItV the constant and regular deposits that make the strong reserve fund. U.Why not begin to deposit q certain aipount each weelfln our bonk? wil^ba surprised how it will grow at compound interest. CAPITAL $30,000.00 * You SURPLUS |15,000.00 PEOPLES B A N K 0 F M N F O R D ■ If. R. STEVENS m i ■t-- SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M. HAND Vl»» rn illil t . L WOODRUFF VbwFmUM* R. R. pEAS AssICsAbt o iL T A T L O R THE BA NK THAT INSURES YOUR! DEPOSITS -An ' Interesting article from the federation'M agazine' telling of work proposed by the G. F. of W. C. Music Dept, and also giving sugges­ tions as to how music clubs could help the soldiers In camps was read by the secretary, Mrs. Scoggan. , The chairman asked members to sec that the graduates of 1917, who are complimentary members of the club are especially invited to meet with us. The chorus' meets every Thursday afternoon a t 3 o’clock in the club house for the instructions being given by Mrs, Takach. This course of in­ struction- In choral work whaa been open-to the General Club for. the small fee of fifty cents and the will­ ingness to assist chorus when neces­ sary, and as severs! ladies hot mem­ bers of, the club have expressed a desire to take this course the Music Dept, has made this open to the la­ dies of Sanford upon the same terms that It Is open to the generst club. Any one desiring* to take advantage of this oppprtunity notify Mrs. W. E. Scoggan, Sect’y o f the Music De­ partment. WANT INCREASED WAGES TAMPA HOTELS THAT WANT YOUR PATRONAGE THE D E S O T O H O T E L • . . TAMPA, FLORIDA Om Ifaadr*S w41Tftf l u e i . Dm RAWS ON ArnjCATION LersUS la TsMfa's IUSiim a*«0—. Oiifwlwi l» AS Car I h w MhAwJEiuST ICBOTEL-Ttmpa, Florid, iflM lbiw U M rN lH judt!i BsrK£c5tE&rL. J. JONES,u~°IH YOUR COMFORT CARED FOR|“ A Hotel Man With A Conteience’’ President Mrs. L. P. Hagan called the class to. ordtf' and the usually monthly program was carried oat. After business meeting -was over a very pleasant hour waa spent, sew­ ing for. the Red Cross, making hos­ pital socks for our soldier boy*. This being the last meeting with Mrs. Steinmeyer as toicher the meet­ ing was not without its time of sad­ ness and regret. About thirty ' of our class members were present. Mrs.- St4inmeyer organized the class with about sdventcen' charter members. The membership has grown until now it numbers ninety two. This in itself speaks much for tho devoftion and efficiency of .the tekeher, who by her tireless- efforts snd loving labor .has so successfully borne such good Jruits. , . ALBEBTUS HOTEL ,' ,( . T. BTAPLKTOV. u , M p. - ■ P fSM. UmiM 0UU*a EUROPEAN CLAN Nsw tlirve atsry brkk U oui. hat u d raU ra ssla t *«t«r, prK*U add public hat h», m a n . batw with modern eaaaanlascsa. Whta In Taa.pa.atap with o». W. »otkit your p-tr,*>t, a t* « g da what wacsn ta maka y tu r aujr akh UI p h u a n t. IJS Twtzfi Straat. P h a itU tl other fields with whom she shall minister m ay with us rise up in that great and glad "dsy of coming and / call her blessed. ‘ Ministering ta The Boys The -Presbyterian church is minu­ tering t o ’its men who have entered' the army and seeking , to keep in touch with’ them, snd keep before them-the home ties abd the idt-ala of religion. The pastor writes to them snd sends them copies of the church Bulletin and helpful suggestions shout Bible reading.' Announcement was made laat Sunday of aomr re­ sponses from the men which shows that they greatly appreciate this thoughtfulness- about them by the ' folks back home. This is just .what the church is for, to minister to men and the Presbyterians are seeking to * realise these high idesls. Sixteen' men from the congregation are In the army, some of them have already gone to *France, *snd others are ex­ pecting to leave-soon. Mrs. Stelnmeyer 'spoke in a few Conductor* and Trainmen Request wril chosen words of her regret at More Money leaving Sanford and of her apprecia­ Cleveland, 0., Dec. I,—Practically tion of life kindness and love which ev^-y railroad in the United States has been extended to her by the was today presented with a request members of the ‘ M ethodist church from the Brotherhoood of Railroad ahd m any' outside of the congrega­ Trainmen and th& Order of Railway tion. Conductors for increased wages ap­ Owing to. the condition at present proximately 40 per cent,. Tho fcenexisting, refreshments have been trol chairmen of- both labor organi­ barred and Red-Cross sewing done zations were' to present the wage was ably schedule to the general managers of by food conversation discussed; the roads throughout the country All present parted from their be-' today. loved teacher .with love and regret The new wage schedule is signed ' Entertained The Jualors' end extended her their best wishes b y ’ W. G. -Lee, president of the Rev. A rthur Searing Peck enter­ for (the future in her and that suc­ Brotherhood of Railway Trafrmien, cess may follow hor to her npw tained the Junior Brotherhood of and A. It. Gmrretson, president of Holy Cross Church lust night at the the Order of Railway Conductors. home. The following resolution was read Pariah House with’a roaat pig sup­ A request that an anawpr to the pro­ by Mm. Hagan and adopted by the per. The little porker was brought posal he made'in writing to the gen­ to the table whole and had the pro­ class: • . , •i eral chairman of the lsbor organiza­ verbial apple In his mouth much to tions on or- l(ofdrc December 3|!r . Whereas, Mr*. F. E. Steinqjoyer, th e delight of the boys. The pig' 1917, accompanies the schedule, -q our beloved,a/id honored t^ac^er of -was flanked with dressing, sweet snd , Article. A of the schedule refers*!® the Wesleyan,vTruth, Seekers of the white potatore, peas Ai\d other gvod , passengers service as follows: . ? Sanford M ethoVist'church will ..soon thing* *and assorted' nuts,* cake, am­ be' changing her place of residence brosia, cocoa and crackers for des­ "Tates to bewpaid employes op and tjie r e b y depriving, us of her a b le sert.- After the dinner th e parly ad­ steam trains, or upon trains*propeliand beneficent efforts in the Master’s journed ' to*1 th e ’ auditorium of the t‘(l by other motiv^ power on'runs of cause. Therefore, he ft Parish House, where games were 16$ mites or less per day:-ConducResofved, First, T hat we congrat­ played and after .a march around the tors, not less than 3.6 cents per mile, ulate ourselves on having been en­ city the boys left thefr beloved rec- • 15.43 per day of $162.90 per month.^ abled for so long a jrerlojf 'to enjoy to r with the feeling th a t they had "Ticket collectors, not less than'1 her superior and excellent' plan of been royally' entertained. • three cents ’per mile, $4.66 per d*y> Instruction In the great truths of or $139.60 per mdnth. , Those present -were Rev. Peck, ’Baggage electricians, 'n o t less God's Word.' . Clarence Fields. W. A. Ads ms, 2nd. T h at w« tender her this ex­ Jameh Stone, Jamie Robson, Joe than 2.9 .cents per mile, $4.60 per pression of the grateful and affee-, Gonzales, Edward Rumph. E.’ K. day, or $135 per month. "Baggagemen, not leas than 2.6 donate- appreciation of our hearts Foster, William Moyr, Pierce Grif­ cents per mile, $3.88 per day, or for her noble and m ntlrlng, endeavor fin and Robert Holly..* to enhance our spiritual .welfare and $116.40 per month. .• to promote the ln£4rest of our Mas­ "Flagmen, and bmkemen, not less Why Ha Want to Freddta's. tha.a.2.33 cents pef-mlU, .$3,(11 per ter's Jdngdom— ... "WEy do ro a'alM ty * 'tease ta 3rd. T h at we convey to her our i over to Freddie’s to playT asktd dsy, or $108,30 per month." sincere assurances th a t wherever her Undo Charlie of Ms nephew. “Why Article B reads as follows: "Passenger trainmen on short future home may be our iovfng re­ don’t you have him come over here turn around runs, no single trip of membrance (and tender regard will once In a whileT" “Oh," replied J«c*» which exceeds eighty miles, Includ­ be following her, and our earnest “I don’t have to be careful at Fred­ ing suburban and branch line cet- prayers will ascend th a t these in die's house." vlce shall bo paid overtime for all time on duty or held for duty in ex­ cess of eight hours (computed on each time from the time required to report for duty until released from duty-and responsibility at the end of the run) within ten consecutive houra and also for all time in excees of ten consecutive hours (computed on each - m run from the time first .required to-1 report until finally-released a t end of last run, and will be computed for each employe on the basis of actual overtime worked or held for duty. • Four Doors will be closed, all -t)v ertlm e Ifl all psKsenger service' day Friday, December 7th, pre­ per hour shill not be leas than onc-j paring for the inevita)jlev For eighth of; the dally rate." The *Mu#ie Departme/it of the W om an's.'C lub 1 held the regular monthly-.ineeting Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 20tb, at the club house. The program subject for the dsy .was American-'Men .Composers and the splendid program began promptly at 3:30. Program aws as1 fallows: Paper, American -Men Composers (hrnugh the Time of Mac Dowelt, Mrs. T. O. Pearson. Piano Solo, (a) Told at. Sunset, Mac Dowell; (b) From Uncle Remus —Mrs, Schclle Mai net.. ‘. Paper, . The Younger . Group Of Creative Musicians—Mrs. W. E. Scoggan. . . . . - Vocal Solo (a) Nita Gitana, DeKoven; (b) The Robin Sings in the Apple Tree, Mac Dowell; (c) Sweet­ est Little Fellow, N erin—Mrs. Al­ bert Philips. *■ . i/Chorus '( s ) Dreaming, Shelley; 1(b)-When Daylight Begins to W anl, N ridlinger—Club Chorus. Tho papers were well written and very interesting and the musical numbers wore given witH the ease and expression .which showed thorough preparation and study. D uring’the'business session a mo­ tion, was carried to make our next program, zrhleh .wlii be ih December a''benefit program for the Children's Home Society of Jacksonville, tha usual fee of ten cents will be the ad­ mission price and the subject of the program is Muti^ From and Stories of. Great Operas. After the reading of a fine article on com m unity Music by Mrs. Takach a motion was carried that thii BID PASTOR'S/WIFE GOOD B YE ' departm ent take up th e study W r , ; ' Community Muric, and conduct on* Mrs. F. E. Stelnmeyer and Family. .“ Given God speed or more "Community Sings" during, Mr*. F. fl. RUl-intjyir entertained th s season. "Dim* Strips" to be filled for the "Tip* T ruth Seeker*,". the’( M ies "Royal Palm, S ta te " Park" wen* Bible claa* of the Methodist church of . which she li tesehor, very de- * # * THE BIG further information see page 6 in Fridny’s Herald.. .* -- • m ft •-H.* —4 ... ~ . . r.iif, • - Bn tr= t i - :+ ■ ^ ■ ■ �eeper Waterway! Association andjprovldo variety when the use of vUItop of last week. The "Magic • r article! la restricted. assure* * City" was a blase- of pyrotechnics, j m p i *e^ i n g s _ o p i n t e r e s t i n a n : Japanese rtrewor^*,4 hunting, and , Como In and Hear the Coin mb T t, *reliime.-,» S h ip .an d h a ttb r'd ^ o ra - ■*'- ’ Records for December ? AROUND SANFORD ; • \ r ; . r n *’ 0f M atters In B rie r— tion as well- aa city display of life Ur». Norma d n * U clauiltbn, 8wUI Editor • 'Aaron* h«»lfl f gitMU, putbi or any ar tk-1* 2394 Cheer Up. 'LU xa; Melod for thh Mltna, H would bo appreciated Personal Ite m s of iated U tk*r would UtipboM JT0-J ,u O Th • S iifr.1 .1 li-ivw m hike ft'm ost and color were fairly dazzling,, and Land. , ' m Interest the Beach "fish-fry" with accompnai . Im.i Jrt m t m v tln g n?xt M onday2378 I t Takes a Long Tall Brown . .... Senior Class Banquet yfog wit and repartee from the vi­ Slim G a l resent, (ho American flag an d . they n l;h t t i .whi-rh every mrmbsr Is In- ' One $tep More.. The senior classes of the Bap'tist wer* filled .with salted peanuts. A vjt?d t ) h i p.**>snt. Sansury of ,1k# Flostlag Small ] cinity of the apeskers' Uhlo was a 2380 Cinderella or The Glass church had a get together social‘a number of games were playqd in th ) feature long to be remembered. Talks Saerfarttj Arranged for j Slipper, P arti I and 2. fev. evenings sgo to which they ex­ Christmans don teat, a big -whits' Tho third number of tho Lyceum • Harried Herald Headers 2392 Medley of Christmas Car­ Mrs. DeSanlles Acquitted tended an Invitation to the teachers sheet with the word Xmas pinned oft course last night was ail that was ols, Parts I and 2. Minnsxla, N. Y., Dec. 1.—I t re­ premised. Charles Howard Paltton2389 Sometimes You'll Remem­ and officers of the other departments. in red letter* waa hung on tl^a wall. quired but one hour and forty-three After a short program and business The letter S being left off in pinning Ployd Washburn, son of Mr. and burg, in hla lecture, fully fulfilled ber; Moat Wonderful of All. mfoutes i ° r a jury in aupreht* court . session, a delicious, .banquet was it on the girls'%prize feU to Thtmflpfa Mrs. R- F. Washburn ia home on ten the expectations of his audioace. 2374 Children'* Frolic Christmas ' 7 *r : ~ ~ ” ' S r r 7 , ’V!-hsre tonight to read •erved during whieh a soda]*'time Miller, th e-b o y s' prise to Thom $( ^ gu| | ty |» the. tftal diyi furlough. He has byen/Jn eer- Wit, humor) eloquence tynd vigorous,* Morbing; -Santa Claau Patrol. , eighteen months, having sejm uplifting thought combined with 6998 Hello, Aloha, *nello! t t o t was enjoyed.. All thoao who were so Bassett. In hunting pognuts Liv DiSgullt months border service a n d y fo p r rugged good sense to delight, in, Trots; Bailing Away on the Henry fortunate as to be present on this Claire'' JAnes and Alpsrnofi Speer voreec happy occasion were unanimous In were the successful ones. T he girls' month* s e ria l guard du ty f^ K q rfh struct and Sntcrtaln. This course is Clay, Fox Trot. foriribr Yal* food ball star ad club­ their appreciation of the hospitality prises were paper dolls, Uis7 boys' Carolina. This is Floyd's' first fur­ worthy the most liberal support of 6917 Hello! I've Been Looking man a t his hom? near Wesibury, tennis rackets and balls. Tho boys Long Island, the night of August 3 lough since entering service. He every citizen of Sznford and 'su r­ for You. Listen to This—One Step. of these classes. - . apd girls invited were Mildred Holly, eipects to leave .for Gamp Wheeler rounding country.' Those who do 2384 I Don't to be Loved a ast. r ' ■; mat Sunday. # V*A»*0 not attend and enjoy ths .good Little by- a Lot of L ittle Boys; I'd The "S pendthrift.Club" met Fri­ May Holly, LeClalr* Jones', . T)]iv<» In the vsrdlcft no reference'whatday afternoon with Mra. Eugere Newman, Thomas Wight, and Maud ever waa made to insanity. I t waa a • The regular annual m eetlngqf the things provided, arc' simply cheating Love to be a Monkey in-a Zoo. Roumillat. The prize, a whirk Lake, Margaret Neal, Rebecca Ste­ pita of temporary loss of accountsitockholderi of the First Naltohak .themselves out of rich and only now Gibson & Wallace. broom was won by Mias -Katherine vens, Elisabeth Whltner, Kermlth slllty which formed the basis of th • Bank of Sanford. Florida, .$ U * h « and then available ■and•• invaluable * 26-tf ' Wilkie. The other guests were Mrs. Hurley, Leonard -'Ml^er, Claude musical and. culture . inspiration. brld in the o fit era of the binJfvift defondaht’s case. Billie HU),'Mr*. Perkins, Mrs. Mc- Herndon, Briggs Arrington, Thom ts Sanford. Florida.-In T u esd ay .-Jan ­ Three numbers remain to be given, Mrs. DeSaulles who had main­ ■ Basket'Bail Schedule Cuiier, Mrs.* Miller, Mrs; Gonzales, Bassett, Alice Elder, Louts* Thrkah- tained an air o f exlism* aslf poaaeauary 8th, 1918, at 10 o'clock n. m., every one a gCm, and each one mon* Nov. 2—Euitls. 1n 8anford. er. Frank Chase, Lois Hand; Mildred alon th roughout' the two weeks, of "for the purpose of electing a board entertaining nnd Ifiimi'diVe th in the Nov.' 16—Kissimmee, In Sanford. Mrs.- H6Ward. Mrs. B utt, M lu Hand, Irma Smith, Margaret Peters, ths trial received the verdict smllCharlotte Hand, MI m Owens. of directors to aerve for the ensuing last. If you have missed the first Nov. 23—Oviedo, in Oviedo. Jack Petrrs, H arry Woodruff,, Wil­ ngly. She shook'hands with each j«ar and for the transaction of au'ch two or cither of them, do not de . Dec. 7—Orlando, In Sanford. liam ’ DuBovo, Algernon Speer, Lp* of th? Jurors aa they left the box yourself the injustice of missing ' other business as may properly com* Dec. 8 —Kissimmee, in Kissimmee. Mr. and Mr*. A. II. Mosea gave n clin Mahoney, Deane Goor- „ nd to Mch 7 ° i cane Turner, »urner. uoor, tfod of , p p w d , . those that are to come. before the meeting. B. F. Whltenr, Dec. 14—Cathedra), in Sanford. very lovely eight course dinner gin M^bisy,-B -atri^* Howard,. Mary Ljon . Cashier. . Tuea.-30-CtC Miss Lillian Herring returned to - Jan. 4—Stetson, in Sanford. Thanksgiving. The house was beau­ Ilelop Mors-, J-»c* Cildwell, Joan and ■* ’ Si’ tifully decorated. G iant chrysan­ Expensive Hemstitching -Machine Altamonte Springe yesterday where • Jan. 11—Orlando, In Orlando'. Richard Maxwell, Petri • Robson, ''J a n . 18—Ocala, In Ocala. . themums, tea roscq ahtf green vines Billie' Ball, L. P. Hagan, A nnette j u t instilled at the millinery shop she teaches school. \ K**p Hands Off Weunda, Miss Abbey Doudney was home Jan. 26—Oviedo, In Sanford. were abundantly used nnd produced A wound ahould oarer be touched of Mrs. II. l<. Duhart. Ladles of ShiqhulSvV,'R mo H u/t, R uth,H enry; for the week end from Orlando, Feb; 1—Ocala, in Sanford.. a charming effect. ThciF guests were with the bare hand*. I t Is better to Sanford are invited to call, and ace Surah oml F’rad Williams-and Em­ Feb. 8—Duval, in Sanford. Mr. hnd Mrs. H, R. Stevens, Mrs. ily Griffin. cover It up Just as It Is rather than ' this machine in operation.' 'F ourth ■where, ahe teaches t the Cathedral to run the-risk of Introducing soother School. She was tho guest of Mrs. Feb., 16—Stetson! in.DoLand. Allen Jones, Mrs. Gerror,. Miss Leand 8anford Ave. 13-tf colony of perhaps evso more dangerDali at dinner at the Carnes on Sun­ Feb. 22—Duval, In Jacksonville. Clalre Jones and M iss.Rebeica Ste­ rv-fl A jolly party motoring to Orlando is* Gei>rgia Mobley, ono of Sati- out germs. Impossible, however, the day, returning to Orlando in the . March 1—Cathedral, In Orlando. vens. They motored to Orlando-In yesterday in. the Uarber car were afternoon.' wound should be washed but with an V 22-tf . the afternoon and after tea finished fotfl’e fuvuro bjtloa utid liuuitiM in­ Mr. It. J. Holly, Mrs. C. -H. Dingo#, antiseptic solution. If water Is to Mr. and iMra. William Coulhourne up the evening a t the S tar Theatre. vited about forty of her little friends be used. It ahould h ers been boiled St Miss Annie Hawkins, M f*s‘ MurclJ to her burnt yesterday afternoon-to are (n Sanford again after having Paper Haaglag and Painting least ten minutes, as simply bringing Harrold and Miss- Thelma JJarbgr* been away- six months. They are help celebrate lr.tr tenth itirtbday. Thousands of new samples of wal A. It. Hrllc'of Jacksonville is reg- Muny lu-nutiful gifts were .received, It to the boiling point will not kill tbe .Mlu Harber has been tho guest of tho guests of Mrs. Coulbourne'ji par­ paper for you to Select from. Sam­ ist.red at the Hotel C arnes.' germs. Mrs. Holly for several- weeks and Is among them a lovely wrist watch ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Chappell ples will bo brought to your door roniidering spending the remainder1 on Celery' Ave. upon request. I also do decorating ■jfilt. and Airs. W. J. Thigpen and from Urr pnrpn'z. Ice errant and When, Gloves Recsme 1Popular. of the winter season In Sanford ' , Mr. Ivy Harper of Orlando was in and painting aa it should be done. Mi s Katborinc Wilkie leave today mike nnd candy were ntrvflil; KvoryAlthough worn before, gloves did thiog bring in groon-and j ink. The Strong pansy plants frpm open Sanford ' Saturday the guest of his F. W. -Temperton, 108 Palmetto for a exmoing trip, They will be c-ldldMn invited wore Maude Luke, not find favor with women until th# ground, 15 cents per dozen. Orders father, Dr. Harper at tho Empite. fourteenth centry, when they were alAve., one door from Firat street. . aw cy p ll week. M argin t Ntti,l, Rebecca Steven*, .ways In evidence. If not on the hands, for roses, ferns nnd pansies 'ordered E. S. Smith of Chicago" was in 96-tf O.ivo Newman, Cu'ul Slone, K ath­ In them or carried stuck In the girdle, Friday, Dec. 7th. Mr*. S r H. Wight. Sanford on u business trip last week. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon Brttt of Orerine W .n. r. Sarah • Evelyn Wil- the stitching that made the finger* ex-, • '• 30-1'tc ' For A Christmas Present Elmer.Jones of Lumhor City, Gn., Jnn b> ayd R’lft'a al-tor, k!‘t* lii.MH, Kill! - I)ullo:;v', Naomi Scog- tending far down fbe back of the band There la nothing better thnn a Schley speni Sunday in Sanford. The Order of the Eastern Star will was here Saturday and Sunday. and finished off with fancy stitch and gnn. Warner Hc-ig/no, Elimbeth hold its regular meeting Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boyd of Bos­ subscription to the Saturday Even­ embroidery, tbe gauntlet often Jew­ W bltntr, (I irgu Wi!s-m,.J im * CaldDec. 4th, Alt members arc request­ ton came from Jacksonville on the ing Post, the Ladies Hume Journal Benjamin .Whitm-r, who cam-* eled. tbe whole glove perfumed. t -■ —- ■ed to l>e present as it la election of Osceola Saturday and were guests at or tho Country. Gentleman. Leave hom° f»*r Th-r’t-"iving r^Mirficd to w -M, Wav-Iy Abernathy, Alli-rt your subscription at tho Herald of­ the L'nivc r.ilty of GaincsvUllo Mm- t' inn lly, ‘U C Iitrtt Jones, llirry officers for the ensuing year. .* *. the Carnes while in the tcity. . Hardwoods of North Amsrlca.-' Woulrulf, J’o'irl Rilirun, C'an’do fice with Robert. Holly an'd save d;iy. • t 2?-2^c More viilunhlc hardwoods nru found . . Mr* and Mrs. Straw of Rockport, R'lbten, V*'i9 Clute, Ruth II oiry, In North America than nro native to yourself the trouble of writing for it. III., were in Sanford Saturday. Fine Duroc pig* for sale. Inquire J<»nn Mm« II, N.m Pnxtnn, Mn-y (iny other region.of eimllnr area In tho Sent to uny address $1.60 each sub­ LCklie Roller of Orlando who wus it Hand Bros' stables. 30-tfc ^M r. nrnd Mrs.' S. O. Chant* and .Elizabeth Pol »ston, t>,imil!.x Pules- temperate annex. In addition te these scription.' the week end guest of John Drddy re­ fnlnily, Mrs. \ 11.-F. Whltner, Sr., Mr. tott, Th'oilura Miller. Mildred Holly, the gceat range In minimum temperaPublic .Stenographer — Hoorn 6, 29-4 tp turned home Sunday. end Mm. B. F’. Whltner, Jr.,’ nnd Mny ILlIj*. Krunk Char*, Geno ami '.ttlres, ranging'from Cunada down |0 Garner Woodruff Bldy.,. Phono 2 U . Mrs. J. T. Brudy returned Inst family. Miss Kdwrrda nnd Miss John Terv illlgi-r, F’rnnrU Rhi>n<ls, Florida and Uic wonderful Pacific Mrs. Powell. 3-tf Election Proclamation . night from Orlando where sliu spent Moffett npent the we.-k end at Mr. Alg.’rnorv Spcor, Ulioudn Vuugbnn. const, ntMi allow us to grow a greater The Indies Guild of Holy Cross the week end yory plrnsnntly as the Under and by virtue of the au­ Chase's grove on Lake Butler. D.'ijnl* Turner, LoDallund and Helen rnngo of foreign hardwoods than may church will hold their regular rn'oiRh- guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Roller. thority in me vested as mnyor' of be found introduced to any other almL Kennedy. ly meeting Friday afternoon at 3 Mr. and Mrs. Roller and Miss Jen­ the' city of Sanford, Florida, notice tnr nren In any zone. Randell Chase has returned to o'clock at tho Rectory. * nie Baas accompanied her home in is hereby given that a general city Miami." Dinner /*or/y ' ‘' oiectior) will be held in Sanford, Presbyterian ladles bazaar Friday their c a r.,' ‘/U (Anton Among the mostdelightful dinner ifltr noon anti Saturday ..on Firat Florida on the 4th day of Decom­ jit Mp. and Mrs. Herbert Lyman Lieutenant' Il ardnll of Orlando, Slreet. ' 30-2tc ■were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. ber, A, D. 1917, for tho purpose of who in ulnlioned at Csmji Wheeler, p^fticaVof the ThnnUsgivinff season was thut of Mm. R. J. HoIIv who electing the following city officers, wit: Mr*. May Dlcklns left Monday 8. Wilson Thanksgiving. - - 1 . C-- — P-.rf rd Suqday. The House That Pleases hud her invited gcint.t Mm. Lory for Green Cuve Springs where ahi* .Benjamin Whltner who was home Mayor and seven councilman. to | Ilurher ami daughter, Miss Thelma from Gainesville Univirsity for the serve for the'tw o years next ensuing,' Joe Chjtlend-n. AiShor DiekinM, *ill spend the winter. TO-NIGHT holidays returned yesterday. ■ —• from thof first Tuesday -lifter th e ' Denari Str.ffonl ;u*d I'V-.nk Camp­ of Commerce, Gcorgiu, T . I. Iluw"Iluylers" (bundles, fresh by ex-' kinu nnd Mim Annie Hawkinn of this GEORGE WALSH in Mrsi B.-rtha Bruel of Dunedin first Monday in January, 1918. bell nil came home fpr Tbinkigivlng. prm direct from Now- .York, at city and Mrs. Carrie S. Jackson of who has been visiting hef ifstor, . ’And I do hereby ap p d n t the fol­ Tiihv returned fit tlr.ir various camfis Mobley’* Drug Store. 29-tf “The Me^i tutor”Galn svilK eiiter of ‘Mm. H olly. Mrs. Dingce hun gone to Jackson­ lowing persona as clerk and Inspec­ on Sunday. , ' The Herald office owes n vote .of Turkey- wax ll’i * vircr ffc rr*f*fn»t,*4 tors of safil election: 111 C. DuHose, WEDNESDAY t ;" . Lsrax rnmurni thanks to W. N. Culp, a prominent ville to spend the winter. and, an ojd -fashionatl Georgia dinner* Th^, muny friend* of Mm. Fred . grower of the west side for two of the * M rs' A. P. Connelly and her son, clerk; C, fc. -Woodruff,' David-.Speer w*t’. nerved with nU. that* g'ore w:ith “Skinnerr B ubnles” several and W. ,W.' Long, -inspectors. W« l<msfv will regrel-t r l^afn of the finest head* of lettuce th at havo Albert arrived hdfne after th * gfeut -.Am rieunThird qf Thanks\ Wv Th4 polling place will, be aC th«? r<»nf\ntTed illneRi nf^linr mother in been brought t«j this ,offyct* tjil* sea­ .weeks visit* in Washington' with Mrs. giving fame, ; • *y ’ * Th u rsd a y ^Connelly's sister, Mrs. Mauldin. fire'station In ’the city building, on Miehlgcn. • . . son. Mr. Culp shipped a ra r'o f this ' . . . . . . s -------- ^ ^ • u i‘ " VIT**»ttAPH PHK'/XVrM excellent lettuce* t .Saturday ' nnd - Airs. Carrie 8. Jackson, libernrinn Palmetto gyjstiue In the city of San­ MARY ANDERSON in The tpiifivt xcntmil IVbeginning and Mrs, .Carrie S. Jackw*nrin>mrian ihould K|.t good O’turns f o r ' It fa a t the University of Florida left yes­ ford. 'The polls will open at 8 terday aftet spending Thanksgiving o’clock a. m. standard tltu.unrt will it jookx nx though Sanford will have A No. |. V,- / nt the Univenily of Florida left “Sunlight Last Raid” with- her sister. Mrs. R. J. Holly. . be dosed at sundown. her. xhiire thix winter. With the yr terdny '*Ret; pm**iding ThanknPresbyterian ladies bnzanr Dee. ■Witness my hand as mayor of the gi\ing with her sister, Mr*. It. J. Guide* which lx nmfit attractive and MATINEE DAILY 3:15 7-8th. First Street. 30-2tc . , Masons Attention j city of Sanford, at Sanford, Florida, Holly. * . . v the ill'del Cirnrx which is bejng " ' ’ Thursday evening of this week will Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hethcringr on this the 20th day of November, dohc.ov.-r and greatly Improved-wn loa spent the day In Sanford yester­ occur the annual election of officers A. D. 1917. Mm. J. T. Brady returned last are certtinly In a' par.!;inn to care for -.t*i i day., Mr. Hetherington going up to at which time office/s will bo elected J. D. DAVISON, . p Igh^from Orlando, .where'abe spent, them. Mr. CurptH in going, to do Idgh ii deliver the nddress on tho .occasion for the ensuing year. ’. Mayor of City-of Sanford. the week en;l very pleasantly at the everything pciwibln to make the '.*>( Hlks’ Memorial Day. Tho ex- : Every member of Sanford lodge is Attest: guest of Mm. nnd Mm. II. R. Roller. hi t* I attfcctiyp thin winter not obly erriies -were held In the principal -urgently invited to ' be present aa J. C. Roberts, City Clerk. m ip im a : Mr. and Mr*. Roller and Miss Jen­ to tho touri-t but to Snnfdrd in gen­ theatre of the city, wjilch Vyaa. filled this will be an im portant meeting.' 27 4 tc _________________ eral. Haul parties and ’danr-yi will nie Baa* accompanied her, home. i rjf * *Plendid audience. ' Mr; and Visiting brethren always welcome. be given evrry week during the sea­ ‘ .0 . L..Taylor, Sec'y. OFFICE ROOMS FOH RENT ..Mrs.. Hetherington were most hoason. Th? firat d a n c e ‘will be jiex t Miss Gladys Flricl- returned to Three room ! fronting ‘ on ’ First pitably entertained arid greatly en­ Friday evening a t nine o'clock! Jacksonville Sunday. street, most desirable office rooms joyed their visit to Jhe beautiful and Bake Your Own Bread >JY rA Mr*. Norma King McLaughlin hns progressive 'Celery- City.—Lakeland '"-Ifhousew ires are to cooperate to In '■•city--' Several other rooms for Miss Lillian Herring npent the cbnrge ef tho nodal affalni in the Telegram. ' i - : *- -< th c ’grcateat extent lr\ the food con­ good offices In same building, hote^ for the winter. . 7 week end nt home. YOWELL & SPEER. 3 In j Store will be closed all day servation program, they will bake mi t 23-tfc. * rnday getting ready for the big sale. m uch'of their bread atbhome, says Mr; nnd Mm. William Coulhourne A very informal little card party 30-1 tc . tfiq.University of Florida extension after bring away for several months wu# given at tho Hotel Carnes laat War Empties Prisons. division. * In this way theti will l>e ^ r; M. Harper attended the Since tin* outbreak « f Him witr sev­ have rerurned tn Hqnford and arc evening. Bridge wn* played and. the “ 7 tin* of State Osteopathic Asso- able to use many of tho flour substi­ enteen of Clrpttt Britain'! pTtsons linve the guextn nf Mr*. Cnulbnumo's par­ prize, a deck of enrda was won by tutes, such as edrn meal, potatoes, 1 Ion at DeLond this, w e e k ... and sweet potatoes., And this state­ been closed nnd tl^* mule prison stuff ents, Mr. nnd Mra. IL H. Chappell Mrs. Vorre. Thone playing were In 1 Store will be closed all day ment .will hold true for the making rrt'uci'd from 3,001 to less than 2.O0Q. on .Celery avenue. , . , Mr*. Vorre, Mr*. Parra more, Mr*. I • Vh m* _ . trid.y getting reMy for the big Thigpen, Mra. Wallace, Mr*. Hi It, ° c*kw *n(* cooltlM* 8(K#tw Miaa Abble Doudney,. ..who • Is Mra; McLaughlin;-Mrs. Fetter, “Mire True Friendship. Hot cakes, the food commonly But they’re so practical tad :U* » ,'** Gladys Fields returnod to found on Florida breakfast tables, 1 It Is only the grcnt-lienrl^l who can teaching in Or ando this winter spent Annie Parrzmoro, Mr. Ball, Mr. durable that you can keep be true frlendo. The mean nnd cow­ the week end >t home. Thtgpem Mr. Hayden, Col. Thraahy be made chiefly of corn meal, ardly can never know what true friend­ Tho/ dandt, at th* Hotel Carnes er, Mr. Hale, and Mr. Smith. pearly all your reconti in ^ d ' if spread with ■Florida cane ship ineor.li.—Klntr-’^r given by Mina M urid Harrold and 3 In 1 store will be closed’» | day syrup a saving of two articles a( food ---- “ T* . .e, • them, • Mias Frances Gonxnlts waa ,a small H n . McLaughlin leftvni today fur iy *etting ready for the big sale. scarce on the market may .be effect­ . Tbcrc’a a typo to meet every ' Eyeglass*! as Ornament. but delightful affair. . Those present Leesburg, to spend a few days with 3°-ltc ed. These articles are .wheat flour When i*jreRlu*wn m-entlfc-pntmted purpose, and tbe c a ip io a ■) In England are not tn n«* they can wer# Virginia Brady, May Thrasher, Mra. N. N. Byleaton. ■ The People of Miami de^erve-high- and sugar. V atock forma that fit them aje Elizabeth Stafford, Kern Ward, Hel­ Peanuts are finding a place ill the be. foldeil to resemble a locket and tk*wP|* T for the m»nne>fIn which en Peck, Mr. Connor,-Harry Lewis, Mr*. Neal and MUs M argaret go carefully deal gued that you took Care of and sought to en- diet also. Several recipes for th le worn on. a chain for an'ornatnent. * G. W .' Spencer, Lloyd Hrown and Neal have returned from a very dej t-ri, lire nblq to tt«i u^any of them Alfred Robson. - ■ tightful visit to Dr. and Mbs. Lin­ Without the fillghteat change. coln Hulley in DeLand Bound in Red Cowhide Back ilia Puioston, the dainty little ... «fl v *1 and Corncra, Corduroy Sides, daughter of Dr, and ■'Mr*. Puletton Meoae Have Fine Meeting . eiitm tin ed a number of her amsll Sanfori lodge J4o. 1310 , L. .p , t Steel Hinges, Top Locking. frihnd* Saturday afternoon in Honor 0 . M. held a very Important tnent■i Let u* demonstrate how of hhr Birthday., Tb« Cbrialtpa* *es- Ing last night with M. M. Roynpida, : you cen tavo time, labor and aon many boautjful 4#cora •irnrafforded - q ir v-VTiu i r ___ - district supervisor for Florida, Sputt) money by uaiug the f l w r u O M W U v i u i u m g Hons, everything being red find Caroliria and Georgia preaent. Air. white—tbe birthday cake waa white Reynold* hux' headquV.Jerii, m m eon’villo a n d jx ' iffO fft C ix ^ M n d , Hi* ,.acWrwbvtl Hitt ^ ^ V{U tulj, oj hop 5 jand 4enrour- • |h v a « |48 , »ivJ*.» I' Baaford, Florida I —— fdeat wrs given a box- made to rep^ agement. The Loyal 6Al»r of Moose -f~ LYRIC THEATRE -via ARE LEDGER TRANSFERS, - . 11 r " 1 *" . . - - . * - • _ S Mon h o e s ALD PRINTING CO. K— . - " , ^ " ' : L ■ . ™ ——. ’ —^ w »1 B iiig . . .. , __ . •A-.v; 1,iv 1 - i* �•olomon'a C hariot*. Bolomen m a in tain s a force of 1,400 Harlots (L Kings. 10:25) by .taxing rta ln ritlee. Jewish chariots were litated from Egyptian models, or. Imported from Egypt. !*?. Motion Pictures “Edited." .. After, armoring picture reel has been made It must be '‘edited" in somewhat the aame method as la a- manuscript. This operation la performed by the edi­ to r making hla direction tn a dictating machine aa the reel la worked off tn front of him. " Answers the Purpose. "Tour true lover. Is often at a lose Love and Beauty. *.*or words." "But nature makes that . Srp-to b ln by supplying.him with an Men of strong Impulses alone know txtenalvo vocabulary of gurgles, srilf* what love Is. Love alone fathoms de* nnd slghV —LoulsTUle Courier* beauty; beauty' alone' creates art.— Journal. —, • Wagner. 1 Whatever You Will in Coiffures BOND FUND Repair* and additions to Poor Houass and Farms FbnUture and Fixtures, poor Houmb and Farms Expenses operation Poor Houses and Farms.__Allowance'made to .Paupers .outside of Poor Houses andpald by warrants....—._____ : .-___ 1.485 80 1088 L84IT9 Trustees' Balance.................. Receipts for Period ending E From . Sale of Bonds,'Ma> ..Premium on Bonds, 86706 76 n 2100 .* 221 06 Blanks, etc.... ...L..---- i— L—~ ___ 1___ _______ Record Books.......................... ..... ............ .......... Advertising required by law and paid for by . county........»i..MmM.......... . . . , j....... Commissions Paid to Officers: Tax Assessor .......— ............t.^.........„.................. Tax Collector . .._____ _____________ :___ Work Tax Booka and Reporter................... ____ Sheriff, General Court Work..... ....:____ ______ Clerk Circuit Court, Recording and General Court Work_ v.:.. Road Map and Disinfectant......____ ___ _____ _ Traveling expenses end measuring R R lines..... Exponies while on county business.... ............. 190 91 174 65 „ • ■ ' B a l a n c e . ' . .........-----Dlabursements for the Six Months: For Contracts, material and work....... ................ — ... 178,633,08 66,945.84 Freight on material---------—.—,—....—— Miscellaneous Item*.....................— — ..... Interest coupons Nos. 1, S, 3 and 4.----Interest coupons No 9, IL ft B. Dlat, No. 1 6.032.60 267,404.99 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES * Assets • Balance cash In Depository, all funds: Except Trustees:______ •............ — ____ ..... Balanre with Trustees, Bond Fund....... — Balance with Trustees, Int: ft Sink’g Fund.. FINE ANb FORFEITURE FUND Depository Balance April 1 st, 1917!...... Outstanding Warrants April 1st, 1917... 8,92582 9,186 28 1,74134 98 60 102 30 436 61 116 02 . 400 00 26 26 669 60 . 37148 91176 103 30 1,01027 Value of County Property Court Bouse and Fixtures J all...... ........—««.......»..— ..... Poor House and Farm___ Other Property of County. Receipts for the Six M onths:. From . Tax Collector, Taxes..-............. '* ■ Comptroller, R. U. Taxes........ *' Comptroller, Tax Redemptions 11 City of Sanford. Rond Work..... Clerk—Refund by Volusia___ Boota for the Street. Ono Bet's the most frivolous dancing boot*. high* of heel nnd paper thin of nolo with street tailored gurb for shop­ ping and runabout wear In town; but HUch boots are not correct according to the canons of conventionality. Prptty boots of breaso or right-colored glazed kid are Intended'for formal wear with dancing or reception frock when one travels by llmouslno or brougham; tho walking cotUutuo In tailored.style de­ mands a smart walking boot with long, slender lines and lieob high perhaps, hut not too curved for comfort. REPORT OF COUNTY FINANCES, 8 BMIN6 l E COUNTY ' Period Ending September 30th. 1917 ____ ' T hi following-report of-the receipts and disbursements of the several funds of Scmlnolo county for the period ending September JOtb, 1917, with the bal­ ances and amounts of warranta outstanding and a statement of tho w e ts nnd liabilities, and the value of the counfyrproperty (other than school) of the said ■Seminole county, aa reported by the clerk of the court, and^the county com­ missioners on the 30th dny of September, 1917, U hereby published under tho pmvWons'of Chapter 6813 of the Lew. of. 1 9 ^ ^ AMQS * • . Comptroller GENERAL FUND BaUnce, April 1st, 1917 'Outstanding Warranta,.April la.L 1917........ Balance April 1 st, 1917. . . ........... Receipts fok the Six Months: From Tex Collector, Taxes and Llcensre Comptroller, Tax Redemptions----- -—Comptroller R R and Telegraph Taxes. .DeposJ tqriea—InteresL..— i----- r . Cterk, Reiqnd—. ............... . r i i ncii^Nu.— Ilding Fund, Trenxferrcd Balance ,,., . --..». , ••*,»-**»•*»•**#***##»*•»•»i*iM«»r»»*****-«^-*.*s /*•# Disbursements for the 81* Months: , ' " . Salary Clerk Circylt Court ax' County auditor •ahd Clerk to County Commissioners.—— ............. Per Diem and Mileage of Commissioners.— ....— * Pay of‘Sheriff; attendance oa Co Commrs .......... Faliriea oLGther Officers and Employees:. ♦ Attorney n»r County.Commissioner!-........— ..... Supervisor of Registration............?.----------------‘ County* Physician ..... .... County Demonstration A gent.....-----------------Repatra to County Buildingst House l of County BaUdlngs: Janitors and other attendants. «***—*....... Lifcht, fuel and waUr—mm*•t*«• i ' f'si::! ♦ 6,000.00 12,000.00 9,000.00 10,000.00 ,‘T always answer Long Distance Tele* [ W f phone calls promptly, f. f. Usually it means prof­ itable business or an opportunity to settle a problem quickly and satisfactorily. Bolnnce April 1st, 1917—........ Artificial Flower*. Hortons* Is very fond of the present artificial flower bud, which sho says la "“so Frenchy/' Possibly never before hnve nrtlficlnl flowers had such a vogue as they linvo Just now,-nnd u small corsage flower Is ono of tho best inruns to giving color to a dark street frock nr su it There are hunches of tiny flowers In brilliant red (hut nro very good. There are bouquet* consisting of-a rosebud, n fnw forget-me-nots nnd a sprig or two of green that are good. Then there nro nasturtiums, popples and- many other Mowers In their own natural, rich Coloring.—Paris Correspondence. 71,207.61 Long Distance Always Gets Quick Attention ROAD FUND Depository Balance April 1 st, 1917. .. OuUtanding Warrants April Int, 1917 Balance Disbursement for the Six Months: Salaries of Road Supta. and Overseers Paid to Co. CommTs. for road inspection •Const'n and Maintenance Roads and Bridges: Coat of Material----- 1................. . Tools and Machinery, cost nnd repairsLive Stock, cost care and Iccdinfc . Paid for free labor other than guard* ’ Pay of Convict Guards.......................... ... Feeding and care of convicts on roads ■ Salary of Ferryman.—.i..................................... Payments oh acct. of bridges built by contract Paid incorporated towns $5 collection in name. Surveying......... ............................. .......... .... Auto T s g i........................................... ......... 24,719.66 36,393.64 10,094.41 30-ltc Depository BaUnce Sept 30th, 1917 Home of the smartest women Lave worn n single soft feather, held by n brilliant ornament. In the hnlr nt the opera. - Total AvaUable Assets.'..........:— . ' Ltabllltle Warrants ouitandlng for current expenses.-. Fla, Groves Drainage District Bonds-------Seminole County Raid Bonds.—..... ............. Special R. ft B. Diit. No 1Honda........... Black Hammock Drainsgh District Bonds... Net Balance 8cpt 30th, 1917 Warrants outstanding Sept 30th, 1917 ‘J n st at present, coiffures nro nlmost , aa diversified ns bonds. In tbo matter of hair dressing there are no styles that govern, and about everything Is left to Individual,. taste. The hnlr dresser asks you what you vylll tune, ‘and la prepared to execute any sort of order, even to bobbing off hnlf your > .locks and curling what la left of them. Ho Is not arbitrary about a single, thing, but le insistent that waved hnlr U better than straight hair, no matter what style you may elect to make your own. Young women like the stylo In which the hair la combed back off the fore* ‘ head so well that they are reluctant to part with It. It Is still a favorite. Rut It Is much less becoming (him waves o r curls about the face, and newer coiffures Insist' upon .covering ! least fi portion of the forehead. AH o f them present Waved pair os nn es­ sential feuture and a ll’ of them are exquisitely n eat A coiffure for evening dress is shown In the picture, with the hair parted a v llttlo to ono sido and waved. Only half of the forehead Is uncovered and the waved hnlr almost covera the ears. There is a fad for turning the ends of the hair under nnd pinning them In without colling them into n knot or ,'making them Into puffs. This Is not so ' easy to'do If tho hair Is lung. The ends are usually disposed of In n knot a t the top of the crown, as In tho coif* Tore pictured. n Not many hair ornaments, .except nomba, are worn; but In this as tn eotffurea, the Individual may please 46,488.05 3,098 31 1040 Depository Balance Sspt 30, 1017____...... Balance. Disbursements for the Six Months: Sheriff ft Deputies, C Constables • ** Clerk Circuit Court " . .................. ......... County Judge . " " . .... Justice of Praco *• '• f! _ ...... Co Prosecuting Atty, Conviction Fees....... :__ : Bailiffs, Pay for attendance on Crim Ct ........ Witness Fees -...,-......—---------------------Court stenographer in Insolvency cases ....... Other expenses of Crim Prosecution.............. Sheriff’s commission on Fines, etc, collected. ...... Feeding Prisoners— ............................................ Transportation paid for, and discharge money paid to County Convicts on road.....- t. . : . . . . . v Pay of Juror in Crim cases, County and Justice of Peace Courts No. 1 dipped--—.--------------- ——i— ,.., Tax Collector, Taxes-............--------------------— Refund from County CommissieAen Funds drawn In E n o r . . «— ... ..... Dc |>osi tory —I ntcrc-nt..................... ,. Trustees’ Balance Sept. 30th, 19i7— Balance Bond Fund Sept. 30th, 1917— Balance Int. ft Sk'g Fund Sept. 30th, 1917.. Net Balance Sept 30tb, 1D17.'_^...... „..............— Warrants outstanding Sept 80th, 1917 _______ BaUnce April 1st* 1917—........ Receipts for the 8 lx Months: From Tax Collector, Taxes- —.......... Comptroller, It .R Taxes" Comptroller Tax Redemption! Slierfff and J P Fines fctid costa, Clerk, Refund to N Love _ ... ... 26040040 13,776.00 763.32 679.46 2,118.16 4,861.53 639.50 2.072.81 285.00 168.60 1,916.60 29.00 ‘‘W hen I talk to a man over the Long Distance Telephone it is like being .face to face with him. I can inject my personality into the matter and win his confidence with­ out loss of time. * 10.00 Net Balance Sept. 30th, 1917 Warranta outstanding Sept. 30th, 1917 “ The telephone, both Local and Long Distance, plays an important part in our business. W e have a Bell Telephone on every desk and the timei and traveling ex# penses we save make the cost of our .serv­ ice one of the most profitable investments." Depository Balanre Sept. 30th, 1917 BUILDING FUND Depository Balance April 1 st, 1917. Outstanding Warrants April lit, 1917 Balance Receipts for the Six Months: ' From Tax Collector, Tsxca..... , “ - Comptroller, R. IL Taxes.. , . " Comptroller, Tax Redemptions BalanceDisbursements: Transferred to Publicity Fund i Transferred to General Fund.-^---- .. Every Bell Telephone it a Long Distance Station. Depository Balance Sept. 30th, 1917 PUBLICITY FUND Depository Balance April 1st, 1917...... Receipts for the Six Months: From Tax Collector, Taxes.----" Comptroller, Tax Redemptions •*' Building Fund—Transferred... SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 1,69232 Balance..... ...... ^__ :— ...—------Disbursements fbr the Six Months •• For . Donation Orlando Fair.... ................. “ Donation Seminole County F ile-----" Donation Highway Association ----*• Printing, Booklet ------ — -— DBLOO'LIOHT SBJHSjanana iyti \ -PFAPl>K-g 8ILMTDPPINQ AIR-COOLED DUimS KEROSENE Depository Balance Sept. 30th, 1917 BLACK HAMMOCK DRAINAGE DISTRICT Depository Balance April 1st, 1917 .. . .........- — ........ Receipts for the Six Months: FYom Tax Collector. Taxes........... 8,8 •' - Comptroller, Tax Redemptions .................. f Balance................ ................. ......... ............ Disbursements for the Six Months:. For Bonds and Interest................ " O. P. Swope, expense to Jacksonville............ ..... 11,608.63 8,8 Depository Balance Sept. 30th, 1917— .......... FLORIDA GROVES DRAINAGE DISTRICT Depository Balanre April 1st, 1917...... .......... ........................ Receipts for the Six Months; From -’ H. W. Barr—-Loan —....— — ........ Balanre...... ............................. DUbursementa for the Six Months: For Payment on Contract.—; ....—:— '.M '.Payment Engineer.-:............... ** Payment Drain Commtsslongr. " PaymenTon Interest ------ Depoxitory Balanre Sept. 30th Effective Jamnary 24, 1918, Del co-Light Prices, will be Advanced: • > . SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDGE DISTRICT NO. 1 Depository Balance April 1st,' 1917,............ *................ . OutstdndingWarrantsAprillst,1917---- r .......... ,w t i**s *A :’2; ......... • BaUnre April l*t, 1917..— .*......*:..•......... RecelpU for the Six Months: IFYom Tax Collector, Taxes. ..................................... v- Bond Trustee^ Taxes........... — " Comptroller, Tax Redemptltmr. * BaUnee...... .....i. s j a u t ...,— t i uW.7 / , '*♦**<< -* itks:. C Disbursements for the 8lx Months:. Ilitereattm Bonds—— .......... • Safety Deoostt BOX— A. Cert, of .Tim^ Deposits r 1 F r o m $ 3 5 0 t o $395 F rp m $420 to. $465 •' . 6,032. .889.! . You cau still buy your Delco-Ltgbt Plant - * Complete in J sixes, $ 1 M and »42* U, o. b. D ayton, O.) Foe actual dem onstration, write,*p h b n . o r Wire to ♦ * •# > « * . -* f * I.......... s Depoaitory.BalanreSepLSOth, 1917. ‘ « 6,032.60 6.00 . 600.00 , 5.637.60 J' ^ Y»E.AB.B -‘ rwu* CLAUDE NOLAN, peale s u Msi. at, r»ias*«f«e, D« �■ v *** 4.' . • vt * w ;/ ■ *x - ’i: :»^v ^ • . 'a* Tl X?t7<T . %* . ' ..*•* ■ * " * * , « ' Dumber 4, 1117 IP . £*• ~ w j* M ? * . 1 FOR MENOF NAVY BTlndfoIdCampalDn of Submarine . Chasing‘Is Replete With Surprises. _ the freighter sank, leaving only float* Ing wreckage and a Oopton light, which .flicktrod, up frqm time to time until daybreak like a lantern In a lifeboat r Nelthar Vessel Used Gunfire. “Neither aubmarine nog^ destroyer 'h a d , naed gunfire. Tho (Jerman was not even sighted. Only two torpedoes were known to have been fired—-the one which crossed the X’a bow, and the one which settled the Kioto. '“ Only two days before tho X had had a better broih with a ‘sub,’ and may have got her; skippers put In the claim on evidence aa good. She was steaming In- the same area, un­ der like conditions, when a t ten minutea past eight to the evening she sighted a pronounced wake. Ono could even estimate the speed at which the submarine had been submerged—about elkht knots. “The X worked up to full apeed, turned with left rodder, nud ran down on the right hand aide of the slick. In air mtnntes the had reached Its •head,1 ready to drop s depth charge; four minutes to run to the end of the wake, two more to allow for the ’sub’s’ <fun beyond—and she tripped the pump. With the charge, which was act Jar 80 fe«tr was dropped a-cslHum torch pot to mark the place. The explosion audibly Jarred the blower*, and within three minutes bubbles swirled,to the surface. But In the 20 mlnates that the X drcled the vicinity, hoping the Injured enemy wonld rise to the surface, no further sign of damago -was revealed. Four days later tho —— turned her ronvoy over to th e ----- at two hour* before daylight, and returned to her regular patrol. About live o'clock In tho morning she took under her wing the steamer Pentwy> bound for Man­ chester. At a quarter to eight Cap­ tain Lyons sent a quartermaster aloft to the main track to d ear a fouled commission pennant Scarcely had -the quartermaster reached It when he called down to the watch on .the after deckhouse, ( 'Periscope, two points nbnft the port beam!' The thing was 1,500 to 3,000 ynnls from the — who wns 400 yards ahead of tho — one point*on her port bow. The whole body of the stihmnrino was distinct to the quartermaster though, oddly, Invisible both l a the hrtdge nnd tho fora top lookout The periscope seemed headed westward, and she nt once started to submerge. Within 20 sec­ onds, a* the destroyer came to gen­ eral quartern, find ono torpedo. Instant­ ly followed by n second, rn din tod from the point where she ‘hud vanished. Both wero making surfnee run A, for the KUb’a conning tower hutch still must hayi! been near tho unrfnce.'They threw sprny np fully 20 feet, clearly visible against the choppy non. All hands on the bridg^ nnd deck* saw them—ns did th e -----. n stem ; for she swung sharply to starboard, present­ ing her tall to ihem. At tho sntno mo­ ment the ----- sounded' slk blasts on her whistle, followed by tv^o, to mean that tho attack was being mado to port. “TORPEDOFISH" IS FOOLER Interesting Sidelight on Work of Navy In Fighting U-Boat PorU—Many an Encountor With aT ab fa Log or a Swab Handle. - Worth Whlls. . . _ • ;>.av Try to livo up to the beat thoughts that coma to you In your best moods, —James B. Angvll. A Tedious Bualnasa. Tho president of tha United States has to sign 'his natno about 20,000 times in tho course of a year. > * The Right Ons to Question.. . “Jimmy, did yon take tho pennies tu t of the cop on t h r t n b l a r I asked my youngest son. “NO, mother,” said Jimmie, uged five.* '*Yon most not tell a story, Jimmie, because God sees everything and you know you can’t hide from him.? “Ask him who took tho pennies, then," was tbs curt re­ ply*—Cleveland Leader. Artificial Silk From .Timber. Artificial silk manufactured from -wood pulp for which aeferai kinds of California timber are suitable Is used annually In this country to the amount of 7,000,000,000 pounds. I t la utilised principally In the manufacture of milIlnory, sweaters and hosiery.' In Clrralt Coart. Seventh Circuit, Sera' Inole County, Florida Overstreet Turpentine Co/npany vs ' S S Arey, Lavinia A. Clark and John Clark, her husband, Wm R Lambeth, Robt W Yoeman, D T Bomar, aa Trustee, Henrietta National Bank, M. B Bronson, Alice Bryant and —- — Bryant, her husband, Gottlieb H Keyler,_____ Martha J Beeri and Jacob T Beers, her husband. Cbaa - J Brooks, G D Brownlie, Robt H Brownlie. M L Benn, Geo W , Link and Harriet B Link,, his wife, Mary Pennington and ^ — Pennington, her husband, .J. J Thornton and ------ — Thornton, her husband, Thoa M Adams, R W Kins, and Geo A Backin- stoe. P Keith Boswell, Louis Tapley, Maggie S Coleman, Jaa A Jenkins, Annie . E Griffin, W" Q" EmIson, R B Lancaster, Keats Kennedy, Walter F- Ken- . ntdy, 8 P. -Kennedy, Sarah E Johnston and R E Johnston, her husband, Luman Ward, W R White; John T Lienbach, et al To the defendants,' S S Arey, Lavinia A Clark, John Clark, Wm R Lambeth, Robt W Yoeman, • D T Bomar, aa Trustee, Henrietta National Bank, M B Bronson, Alice Bryant and —----- Bry­ ant, her husband, Gottlieb II Keyler, Martha J Beers and Jacob T Doers, Chns J Brooks, G D Brownlie, Robt 11 Brownlie, M L Benn, Geo W Link, Harriet B Link, Mary Pennington,----Pennington, her husband* -J ^ J Thorn­ ton, and rr— Thornton, her husband, Thomas M Adams, R W King, Geo A Backinstoe. P Keith Boswell, Louis Tapley, Maggie S Coleman, Jas A Jenkins, Annie E Griffin, W Q Emison, R II Lancaster, Kento Kennedy, Wal­ ter F' Kennedy, S P Kennedy, Sarah F2 Johnston, U E Johnston, Lumsn Ward, W R White. John’T Uenbach: It appearing from tho sworn bill filed herein, that your place of residence is unknown anti that you are over the age of 21 years It Is therefore ordered that you *do appear In this court to tho bill herein filed on the 4th day of F'ebruary, 1918 It U further ordered that this order be published once a week for eight consecu­ tive weeks in tho Sanford Herald a nowspaper published in said Seminole county. witness my .hand and seal of tho said Circuit Court this December 1..A. D. 1917. (seal) E. A. Douglass, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., * Florida. Massey & Wnrlow, Sols, for Complts. JO-Tues-'Jtc . *'<*?.’* 3ifm FAGB SEVEN Woman’s Association is Pittsburg, P a , and the principal •place of businev of you the Ellsworth T rait Company 1$ Iowa Falls,, Iowa; and ___the theplaea placeof ra id enco of you, tho said W. D. Slaton is 401 Sgmpter Bldg.; Dallas, Texas. I t is hereby ordered that you do ap< pear in this court to tho bill herein iUcd on the 7tb day of January, A. D. 1918. . I t is further ordered that this order be lublished once a week for four ronsecuive weeks in tho Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in said Seminole county. * * Witness my hand and seal of the said Circuit Court thta December 1, A. D. 1917. * (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Ptfcult Court, Seminole Coutx Florida. Masaey it Warlov, Sola, or Complt. 30-Tue»-6tc New York. —Leaves from tbo diary of the commander of a destroyer and sidelights on tbo thrills that come to the men aboard tbo vessels of tbs Unit* — ed-Ststes—navy I n 't h e w ar sene Fad That May Return. wero made .public In a statement "In my time." declared grandma, inned by the nary publicity bureau of “girls wore more modest." "I know.” 318 West Thirty-ninth street. anld the flippant ■girl. "It wiih u fad “It Ir stimulating from the mase of OnCC*. **" * *toy i n w ifot get In back to It."—Life. coovoy and aubmarlne search work to untangle vivid threads of •adventure,’* Foe to Watte. the statement said. t For the first half “Arc you.n troropl “No, mum, Pm of a certain month a few points stanS a fpod ronserver, Haro you got any out for emphasis or visualisation,** old foo^you don't want waited!" They are theae: uEnrmy operations have been large­ A Big Job. ly In the southern part of our area. Little Esther stood gazing at tbo Calm weather and the moon have fa ­ sky, and turning to her mother, said: vored them, Merchant ship* have "as“Mamma,-how do you ’spnse God ever Misbled thickly at the rendesvous, and got that great big iky up there without the sight haa ■been frequent of one breaking I tF ^destroyer—often of the older type— with four or live great vessela on her hinds before others assigned have Join­ Twilled. ed the escort. This Spoonerism wn* committed by HMtny rescue* of crewa have .been a clergyman while rending the morning inrtcssfully mado. lesson—And presently the. wig tree “hi 'behind the net,’ however, It la flthered nwny.—Boston Transcript. less easy to borrow the lookout’a eyes, set for the pin throat of the dlatant periscope through the blue frets of the, quirt, treacherous ocean. Or to heat LEGAL ADVERTISING In the dark small hours tha throbbing Ktoera) quarters nlsrm, the blpwcrs In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ hum In n racing crescendo, a n d lh o cuit, Seminole County, Florida. In gun crews—like Tweedlejlums and Chancery Twred led i*cs In their ftJnte-hued life Norma K. McLaughlin preserver*—tear the covers from tbo vs; Citation lutnunltlnn boxes. I t Is a tcnalon to C. 0. McLaughlin. To C. 0. McLaughlin, curb E. S. Wilcox, bear dawn nt 25 knots upon the Iran Freight Agent, Seaboard Air* Line "“imp tlmt makes no response to tho Railway, Norfolk, Virginia. * lup-flnp of your searchlight blinker, It is hereby ordered that you spelling out the challenge; to distin­ to the bill of complaint *ercin guish whether the phosphorescent against you in the abovo entitled cause streak that at night flashes ncross your on the 7th day of January, A. D. 1918, bow Is mnde by n llun torpedo or the and the Sanford Herald is designated as the newsnaper in which this, order shall snlmnl skippers havo named tho ‘torbe published once a week for four con­ l>edi> Osh' a hlackflsh br porpoise. Sursecutive weeks. . vjvors come mutely up the side, often Witness my hand and seal "of office Lticars and Cingalese, mattering of thb the 4th day of December, A. D. Allah anil America Indlstlngulshably, 1917. Given cigarette 'makes,' they ‘roll a (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS. . * pill,' calmly stick If behind' the ear, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co.] . • Florida. and ns the surgeon uncorks his Iodo­ Roldnson and Beardall . form In the washroom for gashes made Mias fay Small Margin. Solicitors for Complainant. by wreckage, some'old gunner of the' 30-Tuo*-5tc "Both torpedoes missed the rr*ervi* 4nke*' pneumonia from his hut tty the smallest margin. The limir* of exposure, ntiri Is put ashoro Notice of Application for Tax Heed Un­ nt \ *iiy, ou ii- stretcher, nud with his making high speed, swuhg with full der Section 8 of Chapter 4888. law s Notice of Application for Tax Deed left rudder toward the submarine. At huur* uf llfo numberetl. of Florid. Under Section 8 of Chapirr 4888, Ayo minute* past nine o'clock a third Notice is hereby given that A. K.torpedo wns fired nt tho convoy, ap­ Powers, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. Laws of Florida (‘ Notice is hereby given that D DTwo Ships In, tha Thick of I t - parently from another submarine, 218, dated tho fith day of July, A. D. nliout 200 ynnls ahead of the first. It 1915, said certificate embraces the fol­ Daniel, purchas* r of-Tux Certificate The Y and tho 'A have been-In tho npproaelinl. from the broad .on (he lowing described property situated in No '191, dated the fith day of July, thick of such. Incidents. At 18 's beam/ also mnking n surfnee .Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: Lot A D 1914,.embracing the following minutes past ] o'clock on the morn­ htn nt about" the same range ns the HI, Ulk G, Chappell's Sub Div. of Illks ing of the 11th, the X was steaming G, K nnd J, Goldsboro;lurid land beingas- described property situated in Sem­ sewed at the date of the Lssuaneefof such alncly- m JR knots, with n quiet sen first two, nnd m|Rsed. But now the .-----wns In sight, some certificate .in the name of D. A. Caldwell; inole county, Florida, to-wit: S Ji of “".I good visibility for that houri The S W ' i of NE if of SB' J Ser 29. Tp r*l't»ln "«s smoking a cigar on tho four miles dlstnnt. ready to relieve also, notice is hereby given that A. K. 21, So R 32 FI. fi nrri-a. sold.a* the Pow'ers, pQrcharer of Tax Certificate hriiigf. wimderlng, he toldTne, whether the •----- of hey’ ranvoy. She. too, No. 319, dated tho fith day of July, property, of Drew & Conoley Mrs. o. would ever have the pleas- mnde full hendwny on signal, ‘Mnko oil A.. D. 1916. said certificate embracer Also Certificate No 43fi, dated speed to us; submarine In sight;'nnd Bn' putting rose* on her old man's the following described property situ­ tho (Uh.dny of July. A' D 1915, searched In the vicinity of tho ----, lomb up the Hudson. A henry cxploin Seminole county, Florida, tofollowed the ’sub's' ated Mon, without flash, shook the dark- while the •— wit: Lot* 211, 212, 213, 214. 216,-216, embracing ,tho following described oru ntxiut three miles over the port slick*. ..The first wake tended ea«t, 217, 218. 219 and 220, Midway, Sec. property-situated in Seminole coun­ bow. a whistle bleated threb times, but Ifl ten minutes lost Itself among 32, Tp. 19 S, It. 31, E.; said land being ty, Florida, to-wit:. Reg 860 ft N »ni] Ihe rndlo shock called up the tube the whltecnpa. The second nnd plain­ assessed at the date of issuance of such of SE cor of N W H of NEW Sec 20. in.the name of D. A. Coldmat the steamer Kioto was torpedoed er ono led westward, Irregularly, as If certificate well: also, notice is hereby given that T p‘ 21 S, R 32 B, run west 450 ft the 'sub' had treon klgxngglng. A ?? tulles .southwest by west of Fastnet depth charge wo* dropped nt Its end, A. K. Powen, purchaser of Tax Cer­ N' 483 ft, E 460 ft, S 483 ft. 6 acres, light. '. tificate No. 313 dated the fith day of sold aa the property of E Swartlcy “The x switched on her general but a half hour's search found .proof July, A. D. 1916, said certificate em­ Hr* •larni for battle, changed her course of, nothing. Tho — really hnd saved braces the following -described property, m —8 degree*- true nnd plunged.thlth- "herself by qntek and efficient hand­ situated In Semiuolo county, Florida, * Also certificate No 380, dated tCHwit: Lot* 170 and- 180, Midway, the Gth day o( July. A D 1916, w ■* *ull- "Peed.- In two minutes alto ling. 32, Tp/19 8, IL 31 E, said land be­ embracing, the following described nude out the staccato sparka of. a ' “The ----- ’■ adventure" with the Sec. ing assessed a t the date of Imuanro .of oiiQker, repeating oTer and over. T or- steamship Tnrqo*h.cannot be told un­ *uch certificate in the name of D. A. property situated in Seminole coun­ pedoea 1—Torpedoes!' Itj five, alto til that flivver come* Into p o rt The Caldwell, ha* filed said certificate* In ty, Florida, to-wit: Lot 4. Blk B, - — and ----- had a hand In my office and has made application for Alexandria or Oviedo, sold as the "JMged her course 10 degrees faster *t, and at half-paat one the flush It; and tho first's account of the sink­ tax deed* to issuo in accordance with property of Edw Lane, has filed 4fv « \of a *,n*,c Mocker of about ing of tho Obuasl—where abo arrived law. said certificates In my office and has Unices said certificates shall be re­ ,, ,on• loomed over the cocoa mat* long after the deed—show* the defect­ ive functioning and poor marksman­ deemed according to law tax deeds will made application for ta x deeds to ng and thrust men about a gun. lame thereon on the 6th day of January, issue In accordance with law- Un­ ship of Germnn torpedoes. The — “She was now nearing the freightA. D 1918 , , ’ less said certificates shall be redeem­ reports to the same effect At halfbow °n. a bit to port. Suddenly Witness my official signature and seal ed according to law' tax deeds will paat ten o'clock on tho morning of C ®fthe 'lartcneas to the right a livid 13th she picked up In her sea area this the 5th day of December. A D issue thoreon bn tho 29th day of De­ r**hcd straight and shimmer- the 1917 cember, A D 1917 t (seal) , E A.DOUGLASS. y ! '**r under the tea. We put over two boats and 23 acrvlvora of tha Greek steamship Charllsb* Trtcoupla. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co, ■ Witness my official signature and r t l L ^ rui,der* Tho torpedo paaaed Two hours before, two torpedoes had Florida •hoard scrota his bows, to the teal this tha 27th day of November, By V M Dougin**, D C been fired a t her, at an Interval of ,h *, i *h« (1 of the Kioto, and aa A. D 1917 30-Tueo-fitc lumlnou* wake receded like a muf* 25 mlnntes. The first struck the star­ (seal) " E A. DOUGLA8S, ! board quarter, between rudder and *t»r,.W8rrhl,*ht ** ■*«“ «* 1° break propeller, and, falling to detonate, did la Circuit.Court, Seventh Clrralt, SemClerk .Circuit Court, Semihole 2 ? ! ul|7> *he near hortaon. ’Any* - Inole Caaaly, Florida Tues-28-6tc County, Florida. * little damage; but the crew abandoned w * « , bo c*Pt*,n afterward, *tt ship. The second hit the starboard Overstreet Turpentine Company •" vs cro*Biog the ocean to see Notice aide amldahlp,, blowing up the Greek S Arey, Julia R Bo!Ic*, Solo­ rosM** ,hat ,n*t4nl- It made those so that she’aonk In flre minute*.' Be­ mon Bids will bo received by the S Bollcs, FYank A Holies, ^*em n lot nrnrer. board of eounty commissioners, of tween the two shots-the submarine Virgie Bolles Spencer and J W, 3* myer began to'circle the ctjme jpenrer, her husband, United Seminote county, Florida, a t . the to the surface, but Instantly sub­ Klo,,) rleht *«t , high ' ,i«r» Kh & Metm with alternate merged. Not a man appeared on declf. Presbyterian Woman's Associa­ next .regular meeting Tuesday, Dec. and left Her blinker tion, W D Slaton, Henrietta •limtnered •m. thqt she had f>ron hit ln ‘ This submarine, like all others report­ National 4th, 1917, for strewing roads In the Bank and EUaworth the ed for* the fortnight, are declared to Trust Company et ml several cobnty commissioners dis­ ThfrtKq"n rt,,r *b ,n the fflrfne room, have been of the U-fiO to 00 types. To the defendants, Solomon S Bollcs, tricts, separata, bids- for each dis­ •her!!? ' Rh,B rw*sed. Ten minute* f*8o, os yet, no blood has been spilled Frank A Bollcs, Virgie Bolles Spencer trict. . For information see commis­ •f th* .1* ?a‘,wl Mfebost* emerged ont J W Spencer, her husband. Uni to darknew. They held on any ‘of our gun matting*. The hnd Presbyterian Woman's Association, W sioners in their respective districts. mean, blindfold campaign continues •ad . „nc,ud,n» tb® M«ona officer D Slaton .Henrietta National Bank and R ig h t rcssrv'od to'reject shy find all let *1* fnXlneer, wounded In tha wlth-kmall apparent •losses either la EUaworth T rust Co bids, S i two ®*oh>ck ail were ‘sabs’ or shipping. W* f6How oil It appearing from the sworn bjll herein ‘ E. A. POUGLASS, *lrr|. ***• ' 8il® contlnoed to slicks with the thrill of a'woodsman filed, that you ora non, residents of the v Clerk. striking a strange croas-trsll In the forMnkin.K ****mcr’ Which WM slowly ■taU of Florid* and a m tha ago of 21 Ltgal 24-Tuea-4tc / r • eat; we mass guns over t •periscope' year* and the place of raidonco of you W k.Vw*'® Btera' Al»nn of the dlothat turns Into a swsbhandle or table the said Solomon S Bolles b Sydney.' Into- sight and leg; vtde tbs •— ^’s sod — ‘- ’s fa^ Montana:-and the. place of residence of Nolle* of Application for Discharge i tffir t f a y . Concern: . tev who moos battle with a ventilator off tha you, tb s said Frank A. BoUas is 801-8rd To Whom a Eau Clair. WU.; and tha plat* of .Taka notice thatjon Wednesday. DoFrench coast. And th e ----- a a ri------ . Itaoe of you the Said VUgis Bolles camber 6thrt 1917, e r a s toon theroI hear, bare' celebrated the chagrin £ S j2 K ? 5 p S S ii._ . and thrills of If tll In ballads'which 1 1Spencer and J. W. SMocar tsiUnlan, aftor r: aa convablsnt, at. DaLand, shall try to send you." Florida,.! ahall present to the Judge • V .. - - ' " ' - - 1 , *1 r - * .T.r-VW THE SANFORD HERALD . . > / . >o-: 7*c' ’^ T 1 «V*<- rT ^r Uf Mohroo crispier No. 15, R. A. M of toe -Seventh. Judicial 'C ircuit 1 Meets every second and fourth Thure Court my final jiccountS~*nd vouch* day lay lb in Masonic Hall ‘ over the I m peri a era- as. assignee of* Seminole C<H Theatre. Visiting com Dan Iona wslcoma Operative Mercantile Company, aqd O. L. Taylor C .J .R a a p h . ; u Sec’y • High Priast ask for their approval, and my final discharge aa such assignee in ac­ 4r mlaoU .Chapter Z, O rder Easters fit* cordance with law. Meete ovary first and third Tutedoy HENRY W IGHT, In each month. Kveryona who baa ooaa . .. ^ ... Assignee Aforesaid, his S ta r In the East a rt cordially Invited To visit this chapter. V 20-Tuea-fltc '.Alice E. Robbins, Sec'y NOTICE I* To E C. Parkhurst and wife. Sail The Bomenl Connell K. efC . Parkhunt. and-to al parties ctaimip an lntere.t either as heirs devisees t. Mee’i the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m., and the : -i ot erwia . an t to any and all other 4th Sunday 8 p. in., each month, a t K* par ties calming an In tira t in and to of C. HsU, Oak Ave. ' C .L . B ritt, Fin. Sec'y. the foUowing qasaibed real estate, sit­ * -i I. uated, lying and being n the d ty of ft Phoenix Lodge No 8, K. of P. Sanford, county of Seminole, state of Meets second and fourth Tuaadaye. Florida, more particularly described as follows, to-witi Nlilting knights always welcome. Lot 6, Block 8. Tier 7 and Lots 4 H. M eU uJtn< . 4)75. Millar and 6 of Block 9, "Tier 8 of Sanford, If- R. end S. C. C. Florida, according to E. JR. Trafford’a map ot the d ty of Sanford, aa per plat Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 .1 . 0 . 0 . F. thereof duly recorded in plat book ’TJ,", Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 Page 111 of the public records o Or­ M. W. A. Hall. PirolBlock. All vieange county, Florida, of' which the nting brothers cordlaJlyJlnvited. County of Seminole waa formerly a part, L. F. Roper J- W, O. Singletary. which said plat haa since the creation N. G. " R. See. of Seminole county been duly tranacribed and is now a' part of the public Gate O ty Camp No. S, W. O. W records-of-Seminole county, Florida Meets second end fourth Wednesday I t appearing from the awom bill of nights in each month. J. F. Hoolehon complaint filed in .the case of Marths F. L. Miller ' Clerk Council CommanderN. btone, vldow solo surviving trustee under the will of Geo. N. Stone, de­ ceased, . Rebec a Mary . Gove, un­ United Brotherhood of Qsrpeatere sad Joloeri of America married,- Hoitrce M, Dobbins and the Sanford Local Union No. 1731 moats Bank of Commerce and Trust Com­ pany, a corporation doing business in first and third Thursday night at T the state of California, trustors of tbs o’clock In tha M. W. A. Hall. Pico Blk. estate of Charles O. Gove, deceased, J . W. 0 . Singletary W. W. Van Neaa Sec.Treaa. , President vr. E, C. Parkhurst end Saliie Parkhunt, wife of E. C. Pa khunt, and the unknown hein, devisees, grantees dr Celery City Aerie No. 1883 other claimants under the said E. C. Meeting every 2nd and 4lb Tuesday Parkhunt and Saliie Parkhunt^ and a t 8 o’clock. Eagle Home, Oak Avs * all parties claiming an interest in and night Vjaitihg • to i o t 6, Block 8, Tier 7 and Lota E. E. Hogan BrothersC.Welcome Cl Woodruff 4 and 6 Block 9, Tier 8. of the city o Worthy President Secretary Sanford. Flo ids, according to E. R. Trafford’a map of Sanford, Fla., as »r plat thereof duly recorded in Plat B. P. O. E. SanforC Lodge 1241 * ook "B,’’ Page 111 of tha public Mrot first and third Wednesday night iroods of Omnge county, of which at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. the pounty of Seminole wm* formerly a F. 8. Frank . O. L. Taylor part, which se'd plat has since the ere. Secraury Exalted Ruler ati n o f Seminole county . been duly transcribed and is now a part of the The Lake Breete Council No. 81 Junior ublic icoords of Seminole county .Order United American Matkaolca .lorid*. defendants: .that the residence Meets every Wedneaday at 7:30 P . of the defendants, E.’ C. Parkhurst and U ., in tha City Hall. Vial ting brothers Sail d Parkhurst are unknown, and that are welcome, C. H. Smith. Rqc. Sec. there U no person. n the state of Florda the service of a subpoena upon whom would hind the dele dints, or Modern Woodmen oT Amerles cither of them; that It is tho boll f of Meets Thursdsy evening! sis 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30, affiant that both of the defendants are In M. W. A. Halt; Pico Building. over the age of twnty-ono years, nnd it C. E, McDonald ' C. D. Couch further appearing from said bill of com­ Consul' Clerk plaint ' that there arc other partim claiming an" ntcreat under the saTd Loyal Order of Moose E. C. Parkhurst or Saillo Parkhurst, Sanford Lodgo No. 1310 meets In H al cither as heirs, devisees or grantees, and that there .are other claimants in Stone A Grove Building Second and whoM nanica are unknown, who claim F'ourth Mondays In Month a t 7:30. some right, title and interest in and to the property Involved in this suit os hereinabove described. • Therefore, you, K. C. Parkhurst anil SalHe Parkhurst and the unknown heirs,' devisees and g an tees of tho said E. C. Parkhurst nnd Saliie "Parkhur/t, and ail other parties riaimln any right, title or interest In and to the land herein­ One Inch Cards WUI Be Published Un­ above deicribed aro hereby ordered to der This Heading At The Rate Of 87.28. * aptx-arr to tho hill of complaint filed In Per Year. * this cr cause on or before Monday, the 4th day of Feb uary, 1918, the same In-ing a rule day of this court, nnd it Ii rilOMAH EMMET w further ordered that this notice be e. itrduson iiouHiiounn published for*.twelve consecutive- weeks m tho Sanford Herald, a news patter published in Sominolo county, Florida. Witness my hand and the seal of tho LAWYERS Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial' Circuit of the state of Florida, in nnd Sanforde ♦ Florida for Seminole county, "on this tho 20th ) day of October, J917. (real) E. A. DOUGLASS, •• Clerk of Circuit Court of Seventh Judicial Circuit in and for SemATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW . indie County. Florida. George A. DeCottcs, Practice In State and Federal Courts Solicitor and of Counsel for Comxdainnnt. ’ 18-Tues-,13tc Gamer-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla . ■* ■■■■■■■ ■i m B BUSINESS CARDS Wilson & Housbolder*. ..CEO. A. DECOTTES In C.til ur Ihr f'n^nlr iud(#, -(rmtiWI* 4'uunl?, HIj Ip .r n .tills In rp Knit* nf Th-n-torr t:r l u l . > To all Crrdllor*, LfilHa, IM.Irlhutaaa and alt IVraona hdVIr.g Claim, or Dcmandi aplat •aid K.lata: You. and each ol you, aro koroby noiKVtd and noulrod to prrarnl an)a claim* and demand) abtrh you, or oHhax ot-you, may* hava aotnat Ih# odato of Thrndora BehaaI dacaaaod, lata of Samlnclo County,"Klorlda, 4o tho jjndoralcnrd KircutrU at uid ratato, within two yooro from tha data hcrrol. ' *• ' -• Datod Ortobrr tSXb, A'. D, HIT, 11AllY A. BCIIAAU U -T b w S u • - K w n tlli. ■T SCHELLE HAINES UW VIM t SUIT *. COURT IIOURR Phones 143,339-w. Ta HENRY M cLA U LIN laCWaftaTIha (Waaty Ja4|r, Hraloota Pm aIf• Male of ftartla. ~ In ra Eilat a et *Charles R. WalV.r to all Crrdltora, l^ptara, Dl.iriliul—i and all Taroona haatng Cklma oi Demand) ataloat raid Eatatai * Yon, and each ol you. ora hrrehy notified and required to proooqt any clalma atd demand) which you. or aMher of you, may haaa a(a [net tha ootato ot Charko R. Walker deceoaad, lata ol Seminolo County, Florida, to tho uadaralxned Eirrutrla ol aald ratal), within two yaoro from tho date thereof. Dated October lllh, A. P.. ItlT. . SARAH R. WALKER 10-raraJt* Eaecutrla . I PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTBD CHINA 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 C. H. DING EE JEWELER "H MY SPECIALTIES: , GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES . Royal Neighbors of America Plumbing and Meets Scccnd and Fourth Thursdays .Annie Speer Clara Stamper • Gas F i t t i n g Secretory - . One! . ' ■ Saaford Lodes No *2, P. and A; hi. Comma n(c*tii every first and third AU Work Receives My Peraoaa Communication Thuredsyi a t 7:00. Visiting brethren i • • » * » welcome. Attention And Beat Bfforta O .J Miller 0 . L. Taylor Becretury W .M Opm MU Oty Half . Telepkoas No 28 D MERCHANT . CTAILOR. . CLEANER. B RDYEROAND REPAIRER C K Join Our Gentlemen*! Valet Ghib. 8 U i t « aifftOO. upward CALL 1ND SEE ME ON SANFORD A fL AU“ - | 2.00- Per Month. • •• ' ' fl � 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, December 04, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 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>, December 04, 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/a52f8c3ec45bf27e7a152493ef7af18d.pdf 8be96790d9dbac0cf7962b5abb8c09aa PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF TH E W' S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS .PUBLISHED i sem i - w e e k l y I N S A N F O R D — L ift VOLUME IX reached London too late for much considered comment. .T he Daily News receives Warmly the President's deciaratiqn that peace should be ‘based on justice and generosity to the exclusion of selfish claims. I t adds;. " I t would be affectation- to pre­ tend th a t this language echoes the -declarations of the European spofeeamen of the alliance. It is the voice of a statesman, whose vision com­ prehends the. world while theirs com­ Istentste Commerce prehends only half a world. 1, t special report to congress. "If President Wilson could have Neither plan was specifically on-' said earlier what he said yesterday rferwd but an implication th a t the Bijority believed the.railroads might and if.in Great Britain, France and Italy, the responsible leaders had nrcettfully work out their own nulmade his language their own, Russia ficatlon prompted Commissioner Mctoday might bo driving the enemy Ckord to submit a separata report from her. border. It may be too late Msphsticslly urging government con­ to convince R ussian! the ldantlty of trol and saying "the strong arm of tho aim of herself and the silled de­ lertrnmcnt authority is essential If mocracies, but it must not be too the transportation situation is to be late for those democracies to learn ndirslly improved." Any . vojun* Ury pooling plsn would fall to meet from their greatest representative how democracies should deport n r exigencies, he declared, because themselves in war and how they should attain peace. . ' "In tho light of President Wilson’s speech a statem ent that will mean the proposition that competition the wiping off of the slate of much among railroads must be diminished, th a t ahouod never have been written if not sltogcther eliminated, to pro­ on it, Is Imperative. There is no m t s serious breakdown of trans­ kinship between the spirit of yester­ portation facilities. • day's speech and the spirit of knock­ The railroads own proposed sollu- out blows or economic warfare or tion for the difficulties—an Increase after-the-war boycotts."" is rates in order to attract capital-— The Times Says'there are no half vpi'rhsracterized Us entirely inade­ tones in the .President's address, quate by the commission. Even adding: "There are no ambiguous with more funds, the report said, the phrases on- which militarists may shortage of equipment could not be feed the illusions of their ‘dupes, no remedied materially because of the h in ts‘of compromise and no sugges­ inability of industries to manufacture tion of faltering or doubt .to raise the it. • spirits of pacifists. With this These considerations led the com­ straightforward and logical statement, mission to »>int it considered an in­ of America's war aims, the last hope evitable ronrlt.sion that a high state of tho pacifists must founder." of efficiency could bo maintained for The Times reiterates thaf former­ the railroads only through coopera­ ly It expressed dissent with President tion, elimination of duplication of Wilapn's distinctions between the rentes and other elements of cx- German people and their ruler and t*nse and energy and elimination of says it can no mom be distinguished which cornea between them than the President can tse economic wfrom competition any longer distinguish between Ger­ rom competition. many and Austria Hungary, believ­ ing them willing accomplices of their This would tnei ru ler.' 1 ■ ed out, a complete reconstruction of The editorial of the Doily Chronthe policies under which ‘ railroads (cle is mainly a paraphrase of the hive been developed. . If the alternative, of government speech In a sympathetic tone and eperstion undcq the direction of tho without a definite exprrss Preiidsnt be adopted, s^jd tho comThe Daily Graphic says: "W hether mininn, suitable guarantee of nn ado this re-statement, so lofty In spirit; quite tnnual return should bo given, »ilh provision by which the ronda so forward ^looking in effect, will rould reimburse the government for have any influence on German opin­ improvements after the properties ion is doubtful. Then the only re­ sort i» to inflict such a military de*ur returned to private owners. The only hint of the commission's fcat upon. Germ iny ns to convince ■tUtadc toward the railroads pend- the Gerfnnns of the infamousnesa of l“t application for 15 par cent higher their rulpra. It is an'exccllcnt omen f»ht was given in an assertion th a t th n t the conference in Paris reached lit roads sre entitled to demand just such a complete unanimity. Amer­ »mi reasonable rates' sufficient, to ica wns represented at the conference jWd fair returns, and tho comment and there'follows th a t the war alms tu t although railway earning! in of the allies ho longer can hi* desyear havo broken' ail rec*- cribed in any sense as Imperallstic." None of the. editorials dwell espec­ 0fdv. the purchasing power of th e ially on the result of the declaration f»rnings is greatly decreased. of war on Austria-Hungary!-but im­ Steps taken by the railroad w ar ply briefly th a t it la "expected and “osrd two weeks ago to pool cars, op *r»te roads somewhat as a unit by osning facilities of one to another Wanted, Candle Stubs reco*nl*ed by commissioner The lo w Red Cross will be glad WcChord ,ln his supplementary re­ port u valuable, but he maintained to have all the old stubs of candle n y ,*ere on,y halfway measures. which can be found about Sanford ‘•Mid the railroads now 'are taking and 8emino!e county for their work °rdtr* Ron too m iny f0 vernment for the aoidiers. I t ia planned to use these stubs ttneies, Interstate Commerce for making whal is known as "trench mission, the War Industries Rolls made from bid f°«‘d i priority director and war candles." newspapers sre dipped in the melted candles and treated In such a manner th a t they render a very necessary p a rt in the soldier's comfort and welfare In the trenches. .Three oi these candles witl beat a bowl of eoup‘ and one will serve to take the cramps out of cold'fingers. - These stubs of. candles msy be left either a t the residence of Mrs. P. M. Elder, 613 Oak Ave., or a t the Herald Office.‘ . Wotth Lining NUMBER 31 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1917 gate, in the devastated area. The GAINED SEVERAL RECRUITS ARRANGEMENTS CANNOT BE retreating Germans left little un­ . MADE FOR MEETING AMONG THE HOME touched there last spring. Spokes UNTIL DEC. 18th were cut from wheels of farm carts, . .* ®0YS .. orchards were felled, farmhouses A naval reserve recruiting party The meeting-of th e 3 o a rd of Trade wrecked, uu many cases pumps consisting of Ensign W. M. Burdin,e which was to be held in Oviedo on were destroyed, wells filled with rubAast. Surgeon R .\S . .Lowry, Chief Tuesday night next haa been post­ bish-and' polluted.—---- *------ r--------Printer Chas. II. Houston. Chief poned for one week. , "Of the few men and- women who' The following telegram was re­ have, managed .to filter back to live ceived from Secretary Marlowe who in the one good corner of their is in Washington:* "W on’t get back wrecked buildings to clear the fields .Tuesday for Oviedo meeting.'. Sug­ of barbed wire and try to til) then}, gest you postpone until eighteenth." none dares drink from the old wells ‘. On account of the fact that the which they had depended on all secretary will not return in time for their litres unless they bear a sign the meeting on Tuesday evening reading "Good Water," to show that and also that several o f'th e other of­ they have been purified. . • •• ficers of the Board are out of .the "To those safe wells .people come 6ity it is thought bpsf to postpone from far and near with their pails the meeting'until Tuesday evening, and jugs. To make th e ir• already December 18th, at, which tirpe com­ difficult life a little easier and to plete arrangements can be'm ade for make it possible for more of them to - Men to fill positions as commit* a rousing meeting of the members come back to their devastated fields snry stewards, hospital apprentices, from all parts of the county. —all they hnve—as soon as pumps ran be bought, ten will be sent.-to seamen, * cooks, messmen, firemen Forms Red Cross Auxiliary fill the need for them in this dis­ and engineers are especially needed at this- timo. * The colored population of Sanford trict. . It is n real, though slight, If a .mnn- hns dependents extra nnd'Seminolc county is always right contribution to the giant task of compensation is allowed per moonth on tho job when it comes to public Veconstruction." night the as follows: Wife, $15; wife and m atters. :ast committee called n meeting In the nand Concert Tuesday Night child, $25; wife and 2 children, Weather permitting the Sanford $32.60; each additional child. $5. colorod high -school for the purpose Band will play at the pavilion TucsThere is also extra compensation for of organizing a Re<|j Cross Auxiliary dny evening, Dec. 11th, beginning men with dependents other than under the jurisdiction of th^ Sem­ at 7!30. ‘ inole Chapter American Red Cross stated above. Program: * The navy insurance feature is at­ The organization committee and (he March, National Emblem . Ilagley tractive.and the rates qro very low, officers of the Seminole Chaptor Overture, Mignonette Bauman being only $0.50 per month at ago of were invited to be present at the Popular Melodies— 23 for $10,000, This Insurance may Georgetown,meeting and address the Good Bye Broadway, Hello . be carried after the man is dis­ colored people and nfterward assist France Boskette thorn in forming the auxiliary. • charged from the service. Keep The Home Firea Burn­ When the officers nnd committee ing......................... Navcllo _ For 140 years, the United States of the Chapter arrived at the school Till The Boya Come , navy hns had an unbroken record of building-they Were amuzed to find a liopie ! .......... Navcllo honorable achievement. At every great number of people there in the Selection, Faust.. ... „ . Gounod critical period *ln our country's his­ nterest of the work, nnd to also find tory it has playccT an important und th a t the colored committee bad pro Medley, Yankee Hash,............... Miller oftehTnost glorious- part. The U. S. pared quilt a program for fho even­ Soldier Songs— Where Do We Go From navy has ever been a service of high ing. ‘ Here?.......... .....................Wenrich ideals; and the lofty standard raised ' Rev. C. J*. Smith, u colored pastor Cohan OveV T h e re ...... .... L..i . by naval heroes, from Paul Jones to wns master of ceremonies and in­ Finale . Dewey, is zealously maintained by troduced Rev. C. Brewer who read officers* and men today. The Amer­ passage of Srriptute which was fol­ The Star Spangled Banner ican people place implicit confidence Royal N e ig hb o rs lowed by the invocation by Rev. Y. in their navy, und hnve a justifiable K. Meeks. After this the Ilc v .J. R. In the suburbs of Sanford at the pride in its accomplishments. No Illye made the opcni'rlg address. pleasant home of • Mrs. A. F. Bell more patriotic service can therefore Prof. J. M. Crooms, the head of the Wednesday, Dec. 4th, tho Royal be rendered than to-help make the colored schools* of Sanford sang a Neighbors of America went in a navy what is- required in sjzc. solo. At this time Col. Schelle body and was royally entertained. Men who arc subject to the draft MuincA, representing tho organisa­ T he room wns beautifully decorated may enlist in the navy until the* 12th tion committee spoko on thc'History in' purple and white. Tho Royal of December, but after that (Into iio nnd the Objects of the Red Cross Neighbor color is 'purfdo and the choice of service will be allo.wod. A delirious He was followed by Mrs. R. A. Ter- -flower, Rouganvillia. Tho following boys enlisted here heun and Mrs. W. P. Carter, repre- chicken ,salad course was ‘served. and were assigned to various stn; All thoso that were so fortunate as to be at this happy if-casion were Edwin S. Want unanimous in their appreciation of Robt.; Deane, the hospitality of Mrs. Bell, " Methodist ‘ Progressive Program At the Sunday ichool hpur each Sunday, Dec. 9th 16th and 23rd a ■hort program relative to Chrittmas including .Christmas 'legends, solos and recitations will' ho rendered * We are planning to have a "White Gift Christmas" entertainment* Fri­ day night,’ 'Dec. 28th, introducing many new and Interesting features, among them the "Christmas Pa­ geant," consisting of nineteen char­ acters represented by ladies and gentlemen of the S. S. and church. The purpose of the "W hite Gift Christmas" is to celebrate our G reat King's birthday in the best way possible by giving to Him gifts, the very best gift being th a t of one’s self, but if th a t has already been given there are many, others pure and white gifts we may give and it is with this high purpose in mind th at, we are having this progressive Christmas program, th a t each one may get a deeper vision and through the visjon the vim and ‘willingness to do and hear God's call. , Next Sunday Mias Lillie Fernsworth will tell the story "The Le­ gend o f’ Cathay," telling how Ind where this W hite' Christmas Gift originated, etc. Miss Laura L^e.wlll favor us with a solo. . T h t president of the Truth Seekers class l# very anxious th a t evtry member and the friends of the class Hew te Win Children to Christ he present next Sunday. Our teach­ Rev. C. L. Flak of Cleveland, er -will be' here only two or thre l ,KE^W|L80N'8 ME 8 SAGE Ohio, Is to speak In the Congrega­ morp Sundays and let us have a * .* tional church Sunday evening oif the good attendants. IUk P,*er Appre^a* «r B n •b o te theme. Mr. Fisk Is a secre­ ^ JW agsall f ; Mrs. O. W. Msines of Loillse, tary of the Sunday School»Society and brings to his subject the latest Fla;, arrived In the city last evening v. • , **°®e message to eongreae results of psychological and pads and will be th a gtiest of her eon, Mr* ht Possible prominence goglcal study In regard to child morning . newspapers, but It training.. • ** •• 1. evening Organixatinn of tho Georgetown auxiliary was formed with a large number of members*and with Rev. C. Brewer, chairman, Mrs.. Jerry, vice chairman, arid'. M rs. .J . N. Red Cross Notes Longwood Auxiliary has to report: Tw enty four new members and $17.65 In cash, $15.00 of this was obtained by giving afternoon teaa and entertainments and $2.60 was donated to the cause. They have just returned •’ completed 30 ahort bed box , 8 long bed box , 8 -bed ahtrts; a total of 46 pieces. Among our working bands Longwood stands well In the front and considering her numbers she does more than -some. Mrs. David Speer la delegate from this chapter to the Red Cross con­ vention held at Jacksonville yester­ day and today 'and we are looking forward with much pleasure to lira. Speer's report on the doings of the convention as .well as items of Inter­ est as to the way fhe work ia being conducted In the big town. The m atter of direct distribution of sweaters to our boys has been taken up with headquarters for ad­ vice and as soon as definite Informa­ tion has been obtained report of same will be made. In the mean­ time knlttera knit. The following cablegram haa been received from the Parle Ileadquar- Forrest Lake Appointed Tallahassee, Dec. 5.—Governor rest Lake of anford, one of the prom­ inent bankers of the East Coast sec­ tion and representative' in. the 1916 session of the legislature to fill the vacancy caused .on the Southern Dis­ trict Exemption Board by the resig­ nation of Dr. J'. (Jackson of Miami. Two vacancies have occurred on ap­ peal boards of the state-recently. On the Northern fllard Scott M. Loftln qf Pennsacola resigned, and Cover I nor Catta has appointed J, H. Finch | of Marianna to succeed him, - EXPERIMENT T R I E D BY GROWERS AND RAILROADS , Sanford la recognised as the larg­ est vegetable center in this country —in the growing and shipping of winter vegetables and. Sanford has validated the claim timo and again. Last week a t a meeting of the grow­ ers for the- purpose .of trying plana for the faster movement of vegetable cars it was suggested th a t solid train loads of vegetables be moved from here to the eastern markets where the bulk of the crop is usually ship­ ped. This idea offered many good pints . and also offered the objection that a solid train load of lettuce going into the market at one time would have, a tendency to pull down ‘the price. ' At any rate the idea' has been tried and on Tuesday night tho A. C. L. hod everything all ready to move a solid train load of 41 cars of lettuce from Sanfqrd to the-Potomac moved Yards and the train load All t|ie enrs for the western markets w'e'ro held out until the- train load l/ad departed nnd when this big bunch of lettuce arrives in the north it will demonstrate that the pcoplo of Sanford at least are raising, stuff the same this year as in other years. 'As to whether this will be a good plan or not will be solved after tho returns a re ' In from the lettuce. One thing is certain1—if lettuce is worth anything It ahquld bring top notch prices for seldom in the his­ tory of tho Sanford section has there been such fine - lettuce shipped as this season. Tho dry cool weather has brought out all tho good points in the.head lettuce and not only are the heads largo b u t.th e y arc crisp and sweet and are bounu to create a demand for godd lettuco in tho northern markets. The A. C. L. By. demonstrated that they arc assisting the growers in every way to move the crops de­ spite the many handicaps and if the growers want the stuff moved in train .loads the railroad will do all in their power to move.it. Declare War .On Auatrfa Washington, D. C„ Dec. 5.—A joint resolution drafted In accordWnshington, D. C.. Dec. 6.—A once with the views of President Wilson and the state departm ent declaring th a t^ 'a state of war ex-; ists" nnd "to have existed slpco noon today between the United States and the Austro-Hungarian government," and directing employ ment of the entire naval and mili­ tary forces to carry on war with' that ' government, was introduced * "Whereas the imperial and royal Austro-Hungarian government has shown its hostility to the' govern­ ment and the'people of the United States by severing diplomatic regu? lations and .has formally adhered -tt> the ruthless policy of submarine war­ fare adopted by its ally, the Imperial . German government, with which the United States is at war, and has given to Its ally every support and Masonic Election aid both on land and tea in the war Last night at the Maspnic Hall against the government and people ocrured the annual election, for of­ of the United States of America, ficers of the lodge to serve for the therefore, be it: •• year 1918. With a good attendance "Resolved by the senate and house th e ' meeting* Was a very interesting one. g *; '.* of- representatives ‘ of the United The following were elected: Jas. States of America in congreaa as­ Moughton, Master; W. C.- DeOour- sembled that a state of war be and sey, Senior Warden; Jno. D. Jlnkins, Is hereby declared to exist and to Junior Warden; O. W. 8penrer, have existed since noon of tbo fifth Treasurer, and O.- L. Taylor, secre- day of December, 1917, between the tary. The other offices which • are United States of America and the appointive will be announced later. imperial and royal Austro-Hungarian Another matter of Importance government and th a t the President coming before the meeting was the be and he is- hereby autbbrfked. and m atter of changing’ the night of directed to employ the entire n iv a l meeting. Upon a vote properly tak­ and the military forces of the United en ths meeting night was changed Btates and the forces of the go verpto the Apt and third Tuesday nights ment to carry on war against the each month I t is expected that this imperial Austro-Hungarian govern­ ment, and to bring the conflict to a successful ■termination, all tho re­ sources of the eouhtry*ard hereby pledged by the congress of the United 8tatee. . • ;x i. T. F. Kluff and daughter, Ml Louise of . Lakeland ara the •guest*-of Rev; Stelnmeye Mrs. KlyfTa brother .at the Methoc l |i t parionage. — ■. *r o v •• �4, HIT FAQB BIGHT * 1■ • For R ent—Room* and m s : , piano. 210 Park avenue. ^Boney, ggai.cl’ifha-xw tf >nutrition* n P V » p * v - . J ^ q tfJH w fc y j * 1 and delicate ,of .-foods, a b o u lJ M j« H * , \M «>t IpV MMi - tu t l»* k m 4! f'.mom than It Js," hav ipa h a k i to toH< f."_ ar.su-. . . 1 f ptet "Bought In tb« comb, It la bound tiated do#* In. ' See 0 .: H.^LefBer. >nr»»»<!«• -if u i - ;r* u«-»P(i*C * to be unadulterated, and will keep ooe 11»t; •*>' f * t* • free faom aor* throat and bronchial r iT n x T X J j.c J x r trouble*. Honey haa been oaed a* a Room* (or Rent—818 Oak. Are. t cosmetic.' The result la a finer tax­ 22- tf • ' tured complexion, a flowing color, a For R ent—Furnished room* for 1 roam.- freah look.1* . ______ _____ ______ nr* so many ar­ light, housekeeping, 117 Laurel *tk tillerymen needed that personal selec­ • . Coal Consumption. tion would ba Impossible except where Great Britain** per capita coal con­ men hard’applied and have given rta^' sumption la about three - times M ; Rooms for light housekeeping and sons why they think' they are particu­ r e s t na that of Prance. furnished rooms. Mm. Lilja, dll and ran * perfectly m irm i 23, /filing larly qualified for tha roaring aerv■* * Park avenUe. ,■• * • 23 -ifc wjth an all-arOuad shot to fiet outside Jca." ' . Truly IndMftrlous. . the line. . >4 i F o r - B e n t—Furnished rooms for At some olfthe National army enaqs Ab Adkins says ht*na* aii unde w Vlgnaux, now on bis IqatMe^oomplet- the barracks have been built to accrim; Ught housekeeping. 607 Magnolia. Is'so Industrious ho makes Jinrd wo ed 47, this run being romarka|l* lor rnodata companies of, IfiOiJmen each, * * ' 17.11 of loafing.—Atchison Globe. I « a wooddrtnl screw tlraw. . t while 1ft others th* buUdlnga are large -■ • Betting ion .Vlgnaux... -A • FuynliJt^d Rooms by Day, Week enough to accommodate company units When tha Interval cam*, with tha of 260 mem It la probable that In the or i -Month—Park ' avenue Flat, 101 Anyone who haa been unfortunate, score 206 to 286,' in favor of Vlgnaux; campj where each set of quarter* have Park avenue, over L. R. Philenough io get Ink oo a' favorite book, there waa a llttla batting on Vlgnaux room for only 180' men tthe company Ip e ^ .-C o . drug atore. Mrs. C. C. a t 0 to 4 In the French division, but temporarily will lpdnde only that num­ or, worse still, a borrowed one, may be. illart. . manager, Interested to know bow one housekeep­ the Americans .could dot be dgawn-ln ber, but later the new basts of assign­ er removed ,such disfiguring, mart*. a t any price. , . ment* will ba used and 100 man will 8be bought a little oxalic add, diluted , For. R ent—Three office rooms Recommencing, Boppa adored, only ba added to each formation. with cold water and palptnd It ofsr fta n tfo t on First s t m t . . Most de­ 2 ; Vlgnaux put together a moderate 4, After the young aoldlera'bave begn It leaving tha ball* wall together. :-Thla trained to some extent and a re ready the Ink spots with n fine camel's hair sirable'offices. In city. Several other was tha beginning of hla downfalL tor f o r ' distribution among tha different brush; ~T hen^lh»appU ed a-ah eet-o f- Toot) office rooms I n ‘same building. 23-tfe,' although the llttla American had a nar­ arras of the sonr Ice represented., in blotting paper to the stained part, and Yowell & Speer. . • row aqueas* aa a result of playing too the camp, an opportunity will be glren pbaorbed the stela with the liquid. W ANTED gently at the eleventh stroke, b'e Bailed io thoec who wish to apply for place* ahead,, tying Vlgnaux when h » bad In i tb4 avlatlop corps, or any other • . ' Preserving Worn Surface* •. made 88. * There are sometimes places on tli« > W anted—Second hand wood cook branch of the service. Men who have After putting together 01. Hoppe waa had training In mechanics and who exterior of a house where tbs paint stove or range in good condition. ahead by 2 points only. After Vlgnaux seem to be fitted temperamentally for gets worn off nnd which cannot be re- Price must he right. Address,.stat­ had replied with 0, his breakdown be­ the'air service will have their applies: touened without making n “botch Job" ing price, A. Courtany, City, R. 1. * ing again a failure to'get the batU out' tlona endorsed favorably by their com­ of It owing to the difficulty of mixing ' •* ‘ 30-2tc of balk, tha gam*’, waa in^Hoppe's pany commanders and ) forwarded the new paint to match tho adjoining "W e buy honey. Send samp)** hands, for In the firs following breaks through the proper channel# to the color which hns faded. To preserve h* made 210 to 64 compiled -by-Vlg­ chief ot the signal corps of tha army the wood lit such MH>t* until lbs house Jacksonville Cracker Works, Jax, naux In bin four lrinlng*. : 29-6te can be* repainted, apply two coafs of Fla. for action. . -Ituna 83 for Record. • • linseed.nil with n rug. Thle will lm* Picking "Non-Coma." Hoppo'a 06 In the twenty-second In­ Bricklayer and plasterer *wanted On* of the problems of tha officeri prove iho.nppcuninco also. — Popular ning .wag the record.' It w as;m ade of the new army will ba tha aelectlon Science M o n t h l y ; . '• . work by day or job in. or out tlw without a fluke...The boy gave one of of noncommissioned officer* for the city. Apply J. II. S„ R. F. D. No., the grandest exhibitions of billiards various companies Many of these will Sanford, Fla. _ . *30-2fp Imaginable; Time after time he had be needed. It la true that there will to stop until the applause ceased. W IL L lE HOPPE, B ILLIA R D dHAMPION OF WORLD. „ W anted—Young man 19 year* 6ld, he some seasoned “non-Voma" on duty p When at the beginning of Uia twen­ and that other place# In the cherroned with High School education must, ... ' Same*, the victory of tbh hoy was an ty-fourth Inning,-wanting 70-to win, ranks wilt b* filled by mep who tooksnably the most brilliant the more remarkable.. . . •. . . have Work. Have had 3 years' ex­ William J a {,PPe' * The* fact that Hoppe’s average w u Hoppe took hla place- autho table one the training at the officers' reserve perience driving car, Will accept % anything reasonable. irkable mastery of ths Ivory | ^ 20-24, against 14 1-28 by Vlgnaok could almost have heard a pin drop. corps camps, hnt who failed to get Address II, ig has been the talk of the |h lt victor made a high run In Almost breathless alienee broken only commissions, hut there will be bun care Herald. • • 27-2tp by the m arkers voice, he put an point dreda of places fet to he filled and to after point, nuraea, recalls arid cush­ .* . • i. appointments to these ithe-private* qf W anted—To repair your guns, break of 76, while the loaer'a beat run the selected army may aaplre. was 61, ahowa how completely tha ion enrrowa being faultlessly made. sewing machines and talking mi; At. 07 ir looked aa though be would <*>-• n As aoon aa the assignment to com youth outclassed the older player. • chines, or anything else thst U break down, but with * four-cnahlon panics has been made and the regula 1 All LtfCftlAdvertlgeiflentg Under VJgnaux Waa Champion, broken. 323 Palmetto. 29-2tp enrrom ho had the balls in d o te com­ tlona of the camp are.established the Thin Hending THREE CENTS fl m e lo n s to tbla match Vlgnaux had pany and ran o u t • young soldiers will-be glren instruc­ Waated-r-Men! beaten Schafer,. Slosson and 8utton, tions In the care of their pereopa,. In U n e For Each Insertion. Minimum Between 17 and 40, Baptist in­ and waa tho champion at eighteen, 18566654 , the care of their rqutP*0' 0* *“ d In Charge 25 Cent*. ‘ clined or non-church preference, t* when Hoppe challenged for the honor*. their dotlea*to one ahother, to the aerv ' In answering an advertisement join Berean Class. R. M. Grovesc. The French master nnd hi* friends Ice and to* the flag. Nothing In the where noname la mentioned in the ■tein; president. 11-tl were highly amused, for they had not necessary teaching line will be over­ LuUfilUCicu tuni tilt? nijiu vt ^ —»—* • 18.1, tho moat dvncult of all balkllo^ been Informed a* ^ the aJHHty m the looked, for the morale of .an army ad, please do not ask Tha .Herald Found—Eastern Star pin. Oentr for Information aa to*lhe Identity of must bo aa right aa Its material. a can hav? same at. Herald office by Usually we do not The training camps are big schools. tbft advertiser. ~ '"- r V v— — — paying for this notice 30-2tp They are presided over by achool teach­ kqow who tha advertiser la and If ers who have been trained for th# pur­ wa do -we are not allowed to. giva Men Drawn for National Army pose, rhfcn who have been through all out this Information. Simply write . • Ns. STM -. - Will Spend'WfcoRs at that the youpg' soldier la required to a letter and address it a a ’ Rer In­ ItfrTMt at tk« CaatMaa af TH go through. The Weat Point graduate* ,lnfarttry'»T)rttli: '1i have a much, harder time at the Mili­ struction* In the ad. FIRST NATIONAL BANK tary Academy In the flrat year of their FOR SALE course than any young aoldler possibly At Sanford, in Jhe Stale of Florida, si can have In the training camp. The the Close of buaineaa Nov. 20, HIT For Salo—Dodge automobile, prac­ officers who rose from the ranks have been privates themselves, and the tically new. A real bargain. N. H. RtMatcr* • .* :i0-4tc younger officers who have been ap­ Garnc/. ____ I Lean, anj DuwsiBlaJ__________ tU J^tia Training Campa Are Big 8choola In pointed from ctvtl life have had the u I Ovcidralla. ------**n For Sale—A bargain in wjre COVcov. y . 8. Honda drpoiltcd Io M v n riinibCharge of Teachers ‘ Who Have* hard, grinding training of the officers’ H .T U# lion (par vSlu*) — ................. . . . ed hose. See L. G. Stringfellow I.lbrfty L o o iliaili, un> . Been Through Alt Yeung.8ol- • reserve camps. No yonng aoldler jrill 30-3tp . dlere ‘will Have To.0b. he ordered to do anything which the _______s T,CIO.00 men who do the ordering have not In For Salo—Winchester pump shot to aarura U. S. and ...... their time done themselves. . By EDW ARD C L A R K .* )4 p « r»nl and gun. Prefect condition. Prico $16. •tdrpdaltO t.goojoo . Wahlngton.—Only a small percen­ p^r rent__ ___ ___ ___ Geo. • G. Herring. . . . 30-2tc ' Honda other (haa U. 8. Honda tage of the young men drawn Into the I’ladrd to Hacura U. .H new National nrmy havc cnU-red camp For Sale—My ofllrc furniture, all lliJ»Colhrr than U.BTlltnda tj.esrjn on the flrat reporting day* act for Pltdp-d lo B foin I’oata, that event, but aoon snnlethlng more Famous Figure In 100$ Revolt In new anil beat quality, new L. C. Mi9J* Sarins* D*tx»l(«.----- t---Smith. No. K Typewriter, nnd will Russia Bays "Fight ‘to llond-and trrurlllra pladsnl than a half , a million o fr- them rodalrral lor 8uia, <jf Victory."* »ell or lease my new library. See me aa will have begun tlielr training. There olhrr drpoaila (pntlal ri _ K .01)0.00 at onre if interested. I am at home nudrd) or.bllU gsymhl*— aeems to bo some public misunder­ ' Petrograd.—Marya Splrtdonovo, fa­ only for a -sh o rt. time. George G. standing concerning tho 'course* of In­ b a n d * tno4 in 6S,«y.7JI ITT,7711* M w ii) cwnctl un| struction aim! tb* order In wbleh they mous In the revolution of .1006, has Herring, Sanford, Fla. 30-3tc lUDk (SOprT* <|(U( Joined the ranks of women champions Stcrk of F rdrt»l llm wllj bo given to these young American m l of mbttrlp!lo< of “war till victory." — t------ liisui To wind up an estate 1 Voluo soldiers. c - * of bonking hc« ------------- MHi* student at a secondary Tlirn' n Kumlturo oad Bitun If there la .any youpg man who school, she was so horrified by the flogthinks that he la to be made at once Into ■ member of a battery of artil­ ‘gtng of Tamboff peasants by Assistant lery or of an aviation section, or of an Governor Lnxhenowaky that she shot Cuh In vau,t and mi amount*du» from National Hank*------- r --- j '—y engineering detachment, he must'think the oppressor dead. Jibe was dragged N*t amount duo Iron bank* and »n»again to get It right. -Certainly for from place to plac* jn a cattle truck #t», and tn»t eornp*nW* n<k«r looudod In Il»m* la. 14 »nd H- —some weeks every young m«U In.the and tortured. Her case provoked In­ • * Chrrk* ort otW bank* In tho ramp will be given nothing hut Infan­ ternational protest For Sale—"White Bermuda.Onions, or loom aa rjp-ulkif Ukk (otl^r After her release by the rerohitlon. try drill which Includes'the school of torn1TJ ----:------ I grown from the seed, $2.00 thousand. than! of llm* II, I '. H. .... tho soldier, the squad- and the com­ on her way home to Europe, thousands 26c p e r . hjun d .r n d . • Sec > C .' II. ToUl lT.andlS-i----------of Siberians met and acclaimed her at Chock* or bonk* Urot.Sireddaolrity pany. • ' L effler. 28 -'tf or town of rrporllna bonk -*<• Virtually the flrat thing that will be the railroad stations. 8b* replied by begging the men to fight for liberty, fioawiw Il«WtQpUon fsadwtUrtl.'iL _ and d u r fr iis U. 8. Trwurrr camp after they have been "alept". and and the women to Indte their hutJ n tn m t earned but aot eoBoctrd l»p fed will be an order to appear before hands to battle. . pro^tlmato) , ----------- ----- ----the army doctors for physical exam ­ . Hpeaklng at Omsk, She told de*ertar soldiers that America's entry Into the ination. , For Sale—Shelving and counters Every youngster with ambition to war should maka them blush with at- a real bargain. N. H. Garner. serve hla country must know that pos­ shame, as American sentiment had 27-4 tc CmplUl Stock paid In---------------— *Ujm» The spectacles presented hy the vasd, corals, sea flowers, IWiea anu sibly he will not be given tho oppor­ been a powerful factor In her favor. other inhabitants of the. deep, clear tunity, for It Is conceivable that the Russian Ballet were revelations of gor­ For Sale—Very desirable celery elvtlisn physicians may have overtookgeous color. Audience* were en­ A subeoa magnet. Invented In Japan, and truck land, well drained,, at The costuming Is a revelatlW of reaad dlicoaat ••■*«*" " ■ * 1UL* | thralled by them, responding to the promises to be of great-assistance la Summerfleld, Marion County, Fla., IIlattVMt m«T«a«»H cppcsslms c T - -----— t mP fascination of the roost marvelous Murcefuloess and of beauty that lures locating sunken vessels. \ mile from rajlroad.station, J-t mljc f c ; * = 3 / 5 J n S K r s f c i t - tS S : management of color that baa evsf In­ tha mind Into unexplored paths.. Why from good school and church, also not take the corals or anything else spired them to enthusiasm. It U-fos The Conceited On*. hard surface road. This land can he .‘I Total of lt»m* i t and « . r |>t»F, atudtats of <he tlmwi ‘to determine on *Ubd or sea as* InspIraUona and "I can't brer that young leading make life • continual round of Imbought cheap for c u h . .Apply, to -H how greet an Inllueore these specBlan; he's so fonrfcltcri. now. do you peraofiatlona? In the accompanying than 30 d«y* (olhrr tkaa for C h u . White, Adema Park, Ga. \ Tb* Hats In the posseaalon of the manage to get along with him7" taclaa hare had on fashions. .W# i war department are th o u of youpg 26-12tp this influence reflected now and kn "I always talk to' him about himmen certified for aertrlce by district* Arif for a while, and then be talks to For Sale—130 White Leghorn, and this means largely, of couree, by me ahont himself."—Life. S s a sK ' ^ 3 . Ilbw th«B « * • hens. Will sell all or part. Joe Fc counties.. They will bo aaalgned tem­ color,” aa Rostand expresses It. porarily to companies accordingly. PRIZE THRilLINa TIE GAME naridex, Paola. ' ' 29-tf The legends of the ballet* make a *• • • _ # Neighbor* at-home will be neighbor* limitless playground foN'the Imagina­ — ---------Z n if* ’ * In the camp for some Utile time, and Remarkable ‘ .Is tra lnnlng ' Costed ‘For Sale—International Harvester tions ot those who must enjoy ao.ilch perhapa for the entire period of the t» Ik; Flayed Between Cincinnati Rada a field. In "8chehem«ade/* the sfeene truck, one half t 6n. > 1914 model, war, although, this depend* to a con­ and-Chlcag* Cuba. _ . la a sultan‘s tntrem. It goes without L J4V water cooled. S. Runge, Sanford siderable extent upon chance and to • | '" * aaylAgy that-here »■ «hanc* f u r»A v e..an d Fourth St. 26-tf ’ t * Flrepreaf Claihlng. 4tbMt (a/»khl»* p0*. some extent vpoo the yormt aoW«r •Perhaps a more remarkable extra­ producing end elaborating ortepWr - Gahneata* worn by children j himself. • . r. ' inning game never was played than Kpicudor. *tw Chrnaval" batraya by bo rendered ‘fireproof hy t h r F O R JEUfiNT Infantry Oats Meet. . v that between the Rede .and Cuba at Its name bow great (be YaHafy It Ih; of a.tittle-ammoqlum pbospbat At livery camp In the country Ibtrq Cincinnati August 31. -Going Into tha elude*, and m *op*ire" .ravlvea the For Rent—One' bedroom, hot and water In w&lcb they are waahe wllj b* a brigadier general Into whoa# ninth tho score was 4 and 4. The Cuba Id wa^r. 801 Park avenut. * wooden will n<^ Vender them ahaolut charge will ba committed tha TH r scored a run. The Red*, cam* back iF* and "Badko” luagtua• ' ‘ no-2tp meats intended for th* *rtlll#ry«**rv with one In tbetr half. In tha tenth ■ reachea the eenlth of Its proof,"hut very pearly an.­ leak Mott of tha youngetera will ba the Cubs aeprad another. .The Rada "«4dkri"tfkrt» la nothing ^or-_I(*ttt—Rpomai .cpbvfploijt . >* *^ot Into the IhHantry for IfU thrf Rr^ ^ b r t o f f l.p c r t h * fancy located^;<lIotpand cold Wftan. -A of the new suit* fpr autumn dominating branch In mimbert; arid in ■a. T h flcen a la laid at ply 761 • Magnolia avenue. : 19-tf hg, .though broad WkcoM fn ktriklarfRowoifJ'-Tf thtrr* |«r then what did the lied* do but gcor# tally employed aa time enough before tha eepaiutioo 1» two In their half. The umpires, de­ * Board, room* and rooms for light dcoat. B elw are mall# Into brigade# of Infantry and spairing Of th* tie a w belM broken. housekeeping. Mrs. C, G. Adams, idko, a roving - wualdgn. on many model# artillery, It may be that Ihere will l»e, railed tha gam* on aceounThf dark­ . » i i 616 Oak.;, V ' ' *y,/*,; r ,r 2 8-41f u process of aelectlon for a^rvfe# In . .. ^ 7 1 CLASSIFIER : ADVERTISING i FOR NEW SOLDIERS Spectacles of, the Russian Ballet 4> m �H APPENING S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD EAST SANFORD R. E. Ellis arrived Wednesday night from Washington, D. C. and will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.. H . Stone of Cameron avenue for some tlm». M r . Norman N. Swanson is a t home from a six weeks visit a t points in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vir­ ginia nnd Bduth Carolina. • M r^nnd Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain a [ e i t last F rid ay .in Orlando. M % and Mrs. I. D. Martin and guests, C. If. Hirst and Miss Ellen H irst of Leominster, Mass., and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain visited Datona and New Smyrna on Wednes­ day. Mrs. J. F.- McClelland and chi 1drove over to F t. Cjiristmaa Sunday to spend tho day with her parents, Mr. a n d ‘Mrs. Eph. Brown. I. E. Estridge Is. driving a fine hew Bulck six. Mm. G. E. Chorpening has been III several days with an abscess of the right eyelid.- Dr. Tolsr In a t­ tendance. him. G. C. McDougai entertained a number of young people Thanks­ giving night a t an old fashioned candy pulling for her son. George. Mr. and Miy. I. D. M artin enter­ tained a t Rummy Friday evenlng-for their guests, Miss and Mr. Hirst. Vary nice refresh men ta were served. The {firsts are leaving for hoirie on Friday. the school house Saturday evening for the benefit ot the horasltsa chil­ dren of Europe. The evening waa enjoyed by all a n d 'a heat sum was realised. . Guy Stem trom has gone to Jack­ sonville-where he has taken a posi­ tion with a garage company. His wife expects to join him there soon. Mrs. Oscar Pearson .and little son spent Thanksgiving very pleasantly with Mr. and Mrs. - Harold Henschen a t Oakland, Miss H attlo Lou Ivey returned to Winter Park Monday after spending the week end with her home folks here. y . M^. and Mrs. R. R /E ldrldgo had as ttrtrlr dinner guests for Thanksgiving 'Day Mrs. Roberts and daugh ters from Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. McOuin. Mr. and,.M rs. J. C. Ellsworth had as their guests Wednesday even­ ing Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Martin, C. H. H in t, Miss. Ellen h irs t, Mr. and . LAKE MARY ITEMS Mrs. W. W. Dressor, Miss Hcl Canclla D urant spent the week Dressor, Mrs. A. L. Chorpening, end at Pierson, visiting his grand­ Mr. and M n . G. C. Chamberlain, parents, Mr. and Mm. J. A. BradJ. C.. Frost and Horace Chorpening. dock, returning home Sunday. The game of Rummy was played. Mr. and him. Will N oland‘ and Sandwiches and tea were served. children were visitors at the home of Mm. M. V. Evans Sunday. PAOLA ITEM S W. If. Evans has accepted a posi­ Clark Pearson returned from tion as fireman on the 8. A. L. R. R Black .Point la st • Saturday. making his headquarters a t Jack­ Mr. and Mrs. John Bomberger of sonville, his runs being between' Ohio are a t Twid Lakes, the guests there an d Tampa.* * *’ Mm. Bombcrger’s sister, Miss I Mr. and Mm. H. D. Durant were Iccnhour. Sunday visltom ito Kissimmee. Miss Genevieve Ivey: our populsr Mrs. Fart Thrall, who has been school teacher gave a box social at seriously ill for some time with treat economy Any good cook can make -a first rate cake with butter. But my! how that cake does.eat into a pound of expensive butter! .. Yet there is a way to make perfectly delicious cake without using a speck of butter. May we whisper the secret ? . . . . * *. . Use rich, ‘ pure Cottolcnc. Keep to your recipe. But insteaS of using butter, use Cottolcnc—one-third less than you would ordinarily use of butter. Profit by the experience of other housekeepers, who have found that Cottolcnc—because of its greater richness—goes farther than other shortenings which they had been using: See if you don’t make a cake that you arc proud of. If you could taste the delicious cakes, flaky pics and pastries,'crisp biscuits, tender muffins and di­ gestible fried things that rich Cottolene makes; we \ art* quite sure you would use Cottolcnc in all your frying and in’ all your baking. ’ • Wholesome Cottolene produces perfectly delici­ ous results. It combines true economy with better cooking. • * . . Try it in any familiar recipe and see. Cottolcnc is sold by Ejrocei's-in tins of convenient sizes.* Recipe*for MARBLE CAKE' J* cup Cottolene . l? i cups Hour tcaJpooii cimu1 cup sugar _ mon 2 eggs ,’i tca»poorr nut­ % cup milk meg • 3 level teaspoons * 1 tablespoon • baking powder molasses *4 teaspoon salt Cream Cottolene, add sugar gradually, yolks of eggs beaten thick and light, Sour sifted with baking powder and salt, added alternately with milk. Then whites of eggs beaten stiff. Pour oncIhird batter into bowl and add to it molasses and spices. Pour into wdlgreased pan, alternating' light and dark mixtures. Bake 40 to 45 minutes in moderate oven. F A IR B A N K S sS S S Z J Makes Good Cooking B etter * » •' ■_*, * -- • pneumonia la recovering and U ex parted .home as soon as sho Is able to make the trip. J. D. Evans TU working' In the freight office at Sanford for a ‘few weeks. Mr. Evans worked a t this place for a long while and la a t home doing this work. :The .school children here donated $1.60 to the war children of New York. ■ Rom to Mr. and Mrs. Tom For­ tier Monday morning, a -girl. WEKIWA AND ETHEL Weklwa is .still looking 'up, We have two now families in. Mr. Wil­ cox of O hio,and Mr. Brockway of Arkansas. Each' have bought prop­ erty here and are.^golng to be hust­ lers for any good thing in our com­ munity. Mr. Hodge, who purchased An­ drew Rush's farm is having a large canal' cut acrossa part of It which will open up some extra good land. Rev. B artlett has decided to be with ui one more time, so there will be preaching here next Sunday/ both morning and evening. We hope to have a good attendance as It will probably be his laat Sunday here. Rex and Earl Holiday were home from school to spend the week end. Raymond.* Boyd was home last week on .a furlough/but. his Visit was very short, as he had to report back In camp on’ Monday morning. His brother, Cyril accompanied him as far as Jacksonville. Mrs. A. O. Von Hcrbuiis of Wash­ ington arrived larft night.’ Shet will spend some time with her son, & O. Von Herbuiia, E. A. Rush and family .an d Mr. Wilcox motored to the coast Sunday and report a very pleasant trip, ami report a very pleasant J. N. McCalHiter has been helping R. H. Geiger with his gardens. Mr. Geiger is planning big things over on his farm. Carl Dees was a visitor jn Weklwte Sunday. LONG WOOD PICK UPS Mr. anil'M rs. H ardy of Maine ar­ rived Sunday and wid occupy their winter home in South Longwood. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roebuck and Mian Hall of New York City arriyod Inst week and will spend the winder in their home on Greenwood Lake. Mr.* Woodcock of Mnfnn nrrived Sunday and will spend the winter here. Capt. Washington of the U. S. Navy • and wife will occupy the Glouscr cottage during his furlough. A musical comedy wan given at the Library Wednesday evening for the benefit of the Red Dross. There was n good attendance. Mrs. II. R. Chapman und Miss OliVo Dinkel spent the.w eek end In Tampa visiting friends nnd relatives. Mr. Foss has opened his packing house for the season. Mr, Tullis- is installing a sugar rnne mill in South Longwood. Mr. iknd Miss Dunbar motored over (o Coronado Beach Monday. The Ladies Civic Longue held their monthly meeting Monday af­ ternoon. ________ |______ ■ L e g g e t t 5 (* h a m p i o n I INSECTICIDE few D U S T E R The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co W e have the largest display room in Florida. * r lY T T ir P ^ Price* reasonable. * ■ LAIU1 CO _ Electrical Supplies—Heating Apparalas Correspondence and Penanal Calls Solicited THOM PSON ELECTRIC COMPANY U h|«U s Hlitri TAMPA, PLORIDs 111-113 Park Avenue High:Grade Bakery Goods — Full Line of — orida and W estern Mec Come in nnd sec us. First class goods. Prompt and courteous service. Reasonable prices. G. W. SPENCER Free Delivery Phone 106 S Jtn jo u in jin jn u in jn u n u in jn u n u in jn u rn ji V X W i Q r V V H W V W A A A A A A J V A A A A A A A A A A A A A A V V A rW W i » # Seed Potatoes We have best varieties—best quality. Every lot guaranteed true to name and as to condition. * We are now booking con­ tracts sor Winter arid Spring shipments. . .. ‘ • . We hnve been for several years large growers of potatoes. We hrive learned what seed and fertilizer Is best adapted to Florida soil and climute. Wo offer our customers the benefU of our knowledge gained by actual experience. Write fpr Prices and Literature INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Must Have* More-Pork Washington, tjcc. 6-—Fifteen per cent increase in the production of pork in 1 !MH will tie required for domrstlc consumption nnd for ex­ port to the allies, the Department of E. W; DICKSON . Agriculture tadny announced in urg­ ing every farmer to do his share to­ 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 67 ward remedying the shortage of pork ■• i * . ' • * , products. • AUTO TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED Allotments by states have been made to Increase the < product , Auto Tires, Tubes and Anything for the Tires The percentage of increase allotted to several southeastern states, is: STARTING BATTERIES Alabama, .10; Arkansas and Missis­ • • . * . . -: i sippi, 20; Tennessee and South Car­ * * olina, 16: North Carolina, 10. “ If the farmer breeders of tho var­ •ALL R E P A I R W O R t f G U A R A N T E E D ious states da not reach the quotas set Jorth," BBys the department, "a more acute shortage' of pork pro­ ducts will result than now* prevails, extremely high prices for hams, bacon and lard will prevail, and only few will benefit, the consumer suf-‘ fering from ; extremely high prices and a shortage of necessary animal fats. On the other hand, if the pro­ STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH gram Is carried out a market Is pro­ vided for about one third of the 1017 DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING- A corn crop, the demands of the coun­ try for pork products can he met TON AND NEW YORK U without atrain, prices to the producer will be remunerative and those paid by the consumer should be reason­ able,* o < Ar Charleston 1 6 :35 p. m. 8:16 p. m. 0:41 Ar Richmond^ 5.05 a. m. 7:55 a. m. 7:41 "The food -administration already ! * Ar Washington— 8:40 a.m .', lO J li.n . ‘ Ildk has announced that prices .of hogs , ’ <► 'Ar Daltlmoru 19:57 a .m . 12:10 p.m . III! will be kept at a point which will !! . ' Ar. W* PhU’phls.. lK)7p. m. 2.27 p. m. assure remunerative returns to pro­ <> \ Ar New York— 3:18p.m . 4:35 p. id. 5dH AII-*Url ^ t l u H a l , i k d i l c f t K , U |k U . N l a i u A t M t i N M duced so far as it has powea to do <c iI - trmlu ■■cflfs* u , m J M. L*<at S w H n n W U S a iim a L Pu m u m “ T 1 ■o through its purchases.for the gtov- 4 i * m . P r t i r t r i i a t i i tk a lr AgadiM <► Por Information or Reaortatloa Phono or Writ* element and for the allies. ; ' ATLANTIC COAST LINE • . "The-duty of American farmers to > 18S W. Bay SL, Jacksonville, FU. ‘ Hillsborough Hotal, T*nip». themselves and to th e ’; nation ia I Phone 17, Phong 182 dear. Livestock production,, eapeb- .......................................................................................... ially hog- raising, must be Increased. If there should be a serious shortage of bogs In the country in 1918, there Will be more corn on hand than the market can xfadorb. The very ex­ tensive campaign b o w in progress to rfeptafe a i much wheat a* poeilble with corn should be encourages In every poeilble way." x Sanford Vulcanizing Works FREE AIR SERVICE ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 A 25c Want Ad. in The He will Rent Your House For ij ‘ mV,* t % 1* * ...................... ' .' .. .»*.*•».* * i.lb •**°* •' . 1 iM•£'****%: • - ■„ . - : • .t: • • >; _ �;\WI THE 8ANFOBD HERALD jllfOBTANT TO LADI®8 plying to me by postal card or at lb® Rest. Room any 8attirday; after­ ^ U te m e n t'T n d * Recipe. By noon After 2:30. Alao bulletin* re­ garding the use of honey and infor­ ^ « tr|«ncy Home D eoonetra. mation regarding j h e daahrcn 1 will ** lion Agent ' ' mh»r of people hnv® asked bo‘:glad to. givo lo tn y one-calling at th at place and time. ' u « / . . th . m '• g iv e n r c c t fitly » t l h e The-oatmeal gingerbread and oat­ meal gens made by Mra. Stone were her own recipes and are given be­ low. I alao. give the recipe for the honey- Christmas cake dough made a t ihe West Side demonstration'. Ilonoy cakes may- he made weeks or even months before they arc used as they improve- with keeping and since sugar ia ao difficult to get at present It Is advisable to substitute syrup or honey wherever possible. ■Use level measurements with fol­ lowing recipes. - Mra. Slbno'p Oatmeal Gems One cup rolled oats , One cupful flour ' One cupful milk Half cupful ralaina (cut up) 235 teaspoonful baking powdtr Half teaspoonful salt -1 teaspoonful shortening. Bake in quick oven about 20 min­ utes. Mrs. Stone's Oatmeal Gingerbread • 3 tablespoonfuls ’ lard or other ahortonlng •15 cupful sugar ! i cupful molasses . 1 egg 35 cup milk (as sour 'as possible) 1 cupful flour > 1 cupful rolled oats 35 teaspoonful ginger * 35 .teaspoonful cinnamon >5 teaspoonful salt' 35 tcospoonful soda . Sift dry Ingredients and mix In order given. Place in pan which .will give an inch thickness to the batter and bake from 20 to 30 min­ utes in moderate oven. > * Honey Christmas Cakes 1 pint honey 35 lb. shortening 2 tablespoonfuls soda 2 tablespoonfuls allspice , 2 tablespoonfuls ’cinnamon 2 tablespoonfuls water . 1 toaspnanful suit " 2*5 teaspoonfuls powdered cloves I teaapoonful grated nutmeg P. F. Keith, IJ. £ £ Notth Carolina, H teaspoonful black pepper . "rollin / hit awn." 35 lb. chopped citron lb. choppbd ‘ almonds (shelled and blanched).Heat the honey and shortening to­ gether until latter is very soft; add nuts and citron, then one cupful of flour in which the spices and salt are Slften, then the soda dissolved in the water and sufficient flour to make into a llifl cookie dough. Let stand one week. At the rnd of this lim? the dough .will be easily worked and ' Paris, France,* rolled out with the addition of- very little flour inVccd for board and . hands. Cut into diamonds or fancy shapes ratbrr thin and bake In mod­ erate oven. Kennedy, Florence'. Spurllng, JM Stone,* Maud Carraway, Elmer T y­ ner, Helen C arlson,-John, Wllaon, Olga Carbon, Kittle DuOose, Agnes Perritt, Annabel Shlmmons, Wilkinson, John. LundqbUt." Fifth Grade—Georgia Mobley, Maud Lake, Mario Ffceulo, Mfcry E ir nbeth Pulwton, Irma Smith, Thelma Spurlinfc, Kathryn Wessnsr. IS U They’re Cabling Home For The "Makings” Herman Jaffee, Hoboken: ' • "Need BU L L * g e n u i n e Bull" Durham , . tobacco . Guaranteed by • N^O N w c * Makings ° f o N ation ^VSu ridestloti T o Bruiie* and Sprains far . Sloan*® Liniment handy taiai . i »P**In* *nd *11 « and ochre. Quick relief _ua ■w o m n t ’. application, rheumatic T , l o c \ n . 's f t i i i r n e 11' S 11M \ n i cemetery' In ’Savannah,; and at first {£ waa thought Mrs. Wylly would be carried there for-iifternunt, but hpr children wanted her hear them, and ghe wHI' b r-b u ri?d ’ a t the cematery here. The funeral will b> held 'to ­ All the membera of the Wylly fan> morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.— Ily'aro buried at Bona Venture, the .Orlindo RcpoVtor-Stor. « Vi . Second. Grade—Helen Jcriklns, Harriett Rossetter, Clara Smith, Blanche Wynn, Henry Russell, Eric Lundquist, Clarice Lewis, Anna Marie • Fellows, Ola Spurling, Minn Beck, Alice Elder, Camilla Puleston, Ncxzie Stone, Luelln Mahoney, De trice Howard, Ruby Martin, Flossie Vickery, Louise Forlson,.Beryl Steimeyer, Edgar Elliott, Richard Maxw'cll, Lawrence Schell, Ernest Masse! Stephen Shlnholser. First Grade—Martha Fitts, Heltn Briason.- Sallie Humphries, Alvin Maine#, Jack Peters, Henrietta • E wards, Virginia McDaniel, Lucile Woods, Emily McMillan, R. E. Grinin,. Mary Lowe Hull, Elisabeth Rincr, Charles Abernathy, David Ba larfl, William Lockc. v Death of Mrs. Wylly Much sorrow was fill when t be­ came known that Mrs. George G. .Wylly ■was drad, for she had many friends in Orlando and Sanford, nenr ( which city she had a v Inter home for tbe !i.st thirty years •Mrs. Wylly wi s married twice, her first lusband was Mr. Dwight Goodrich, their r t , G. W-. Good- f rich being on’ nf the lending bus! nws men n Or'aado. Hrr sccord marriage wa i to Mr. (le-rge G. Wylly a nim bcr if years ago. She leavra «ne d lighter, Mbs Nona Wylly. Both of hrr children- were with her ct the time of her death,, which occur ed yesterday afternoon at hi*" home cn Ridgewood avenue, ,M rr. Wylly had reached a beau­ tiful age. . being eighty-two yonra old • • * j ‘ at the tlmo of her death. U rttl about a year ago, she bad n very netive life, but a fall at that time Be Reasona' I®. It'a nil right; to"’be optimistic, bat n mnn should- not whittle while light­ ing hit In*t mntch.—'Toledo Blade, . Fee to Watte. "Are ymi ’n tramp?. "Xo, mum, I'm a food tortscrVer. llnve you gnt-nny old fowl you don't want wnated?" Alligators Are W orth $5,000,000 a Year to Florida LORIDA also furnishes the United States With Sponges, and 75 per cen t of the Fuller's Earth of the United States. W hen the world wants anything new, peculiar, Special, or de luxe in rubber, the world comes to Goodrich for k, which explains w hy Goodrich, makes more than 4,000 different rubber products. The masterpiece of Goodrich rubber manufacture is Goodrich Tires. • • GOODRICH BLACK SAFETY TREADS A re the tires delivered to y o u o u t o f th e-n atio n -w id e testing o f G oodrich T e s t C a r F leets. T h e y give y o u th e T este d , p ro v en B E S T in T ires; G oodrich’s B la c k T r e a d ru b b e r; G podrich’s CloseClutch, C ro ss-B arre d p a tte r n — a re a l non-skid; an d G oodrich’s U n it M old, U n broken C u re tire body. •‘ t You buy tried m erit in “A m e ric a ’s T e ste d T ires.” THE B. *F. GOODRICH COMPANY ’ THE CITY OF GOODRICH. AKRON, OHIO Makers alio o f the famous Siherloan Cord ‘CYrei Ililey NI. Fletcher Berry, Em ergc/icy Home Deni. Agl. M. P. Robinson's Mock D UR H AM . Feeling Mrs. • Meat (For Three Ylrs) . fine. Send by mail.” I cupful fnolasoci. ; sugar Jacob J a ffee ^ 1'1 cupful cupful vinognr Co. I.,---Infantry broke her hip, and »he baa been prac­ tically an Invalid klnee this- accident. Mrs. Wylly haa' been a member of the .Epleeopal church alneo her early girlhood, add always been aactlvely engaged In its work, being tflMt IB* thuilaatlc for Its advancement. Fourth Grade—Wauhneta Allen, Ruth Fellows, Mildred Hand, Gretchen Long. Driggs Arrington, Frank Dutton, . Charlie Carlson, Kormlt Hurley, James Rrown, Florence Ty­ ner, Mary Elixkbeth'Moye, Katharine. Sym^s, Margaret Peters, Margaret Norfleet. Lilly Pitt, Evnlyn Schell, Clyde Russell, J. D.' Pcrritt, Fred Week*. Third Grade—Maggie Lynch, Re­ becca Stevens, Lpul.no Thrasher,- EIx abeth Whitnor, Adel Woods, Lonnder Berner, Claude Locke, Clinton Va Ness, Arthur Zachary, Clyde Hum­ phries, Gladys Stomper, Maudio F ort son, Jack Collins, William Perritt, George Putnarrf, "Albert Powell, Jo Melaeh,- Guy- Weeks, - ------ .V"*.- - PAGE THREE Mince 1 cupful rnlslns chopped fine 35 cupful water J5 cupful butter 3 soda crackers 1 egg . 1 teaspoonful cinnamon >1 tcaspoonful nutmeg 1 teaspoonful cloves. Mix well bcforc'fllling crusts. SANFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS Honor Roll for November. 11H7 High School , I«| Senior Clnaa—Alice Vnughrt, Mary B, Lynch, Ercel .Little. ..Muriel *. Rhodes, Zola Davbon, Clifford Walker. Junior Claai — Catherine Leyb, Lila Hutchinson, Mary Rr>l>enion, Helen Peck, Mollle Abernathy, Nel­ lie Long, Gladys Dleterich. Theodore Rung®.- . Sophomore Class—Ellen Chappell, Gusale ' Frank, Glayda Adams, Mil­ dred Huston. Freahman Claaa— Gortrude Vaughn, Mario Bragg, Ruby Hart, Georgia Walker, Velma Venable, Vltglftia DeCoursey, Helen Chorpen(ng, M artha Garrboh. Grammar School Eighth, Grade— .Jfelen . Randall, Annie M ilhcim ,; Nellie Mcaacngor, Dorothea Mickey1, ( Margaret , Zaehify-. Lucile"Jenkins, Frances Dutton,. Willard L um ley^Edw trd 'McCulley, Toln Brotheraon , 4 Sidney Kenned, Poyton Fortaon, Eva Taylor, Anna DuBow, Mary "Bell Allen, Mary Barlow, ■ Margaret ’• Levb, Betram Shepherd, Frederic Rinei. Sveenth G rade—Edltfi Booth, Em­ ily . Bailey, Evelyn Wesaher, Glady Wllaon. M argaret Berner, Margare Ericeon, May Hdlly, Edward Rumtfh Herbert Coffee, Merton Aycock, Robert Thrasher, Nora Jehklna, M argaret Gallaghaf, Doris Mdlffrq, Demarlua Muaaon, Virginia Packard, Vlrginfa|Long, M arie 8teroper, Char­ lotte Bmlth, Sarah Whfeleaa, Helen WalthaiL . Sixth Orq.de— Madeline Mellem, fen . Paxton,{.Olive RuieeU, Helen. Officers' Field Service B o o t-lo r Chilian or army Called "A Triumph of American Workmanship" by officer* who have worn It through tremendous hardships. Pall Mall—a troa Engfuh cudom-mad* lad. In genuine Military Tan Rutria Cslf-tkin. Ithrinpnut the dmJrr aristocratic line* ol the foot. Or in Black Gun Metal Calf Beaker—for the business and profoalooal man. The last U straight and easy on the foot.. Cornea In pliant' high- * polish black Kld-tkln with tough medium aole. . fort in civilian and t raining-timp'- wear. •In genuine full-grained CaJf-ikln-an unprecedented qualityfeaturt, Santori Shoe & Clothing Company I �yon A tbit pale. We >do believe th a t a THESANFORDHERALD large percentage of the scheme* pr Mrs. Ijial. Wight, phona-308, and a;bok wili be sent them immediate­ ly. ■. ' •A paper which excited keen'Inter­ est and which was read a t thia meet­ ing is given aa follows: Report on Impressions of Club Federation v , My greatest regret la I cannot in­ still into ea?h one here or make my report teem wij,h the earnestness and Inspiration which I feel and long to have you feel with me the . good I gleaned fro m the ..Stotty, Federation, and th e'Jo y I now feel so strongly, that which we gather in loving ser­ vice. . } which are presented.to the merchants 3 during this winter month* are worthless. ‘ We know that the • P t b l b M E nrgr Tu**d«y and K ltdiy merchant In the .rush, of bualnesa may accept some advertising scheme Thrift is not only one of the foundation atones, b u t it is also one of character. merely to " g e t rid o f ' the solicitor SUBSCRIPTION PRICK IN ADVANCE and thus waste hit money.* If he Thrift heljtt h person improve his talents, brings satisfaction and is a life O N* Y K l R . .......................... has the ready reply of "get the 0. K. preserver. . ~ SIX MONTIES !•* * * , * of the advertising committee," he TUSKS M O N T H S , , T I VVe cordially invite the accounts of every member of thefam ily—no m atter accomplishes the "getting rid"* pro­ r M h tr M lilM C U y N C N H v U S P « I w t a cess without spending his money.' ‘ how yoting or how old—whether the deposit is large or small. U n t i l m XOc P*» Mttik P t f M a l i l a A itu N M u i B* Mad* r t OIK«* And he will not spend It If tho com­ mittee disapproves. CAPITAL |3 0 ,060.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 S a l« W aa S x aad Claaa MaU Maftw Aa**M XJm4 The merchants are wise again IMS, *1 lb* Part* Bra aUUaTani, Plarida U*4*f Art *f M a ftb lrd . l « 7 0 _ _ _ when they keep the Identity -of the r*i«*hM* N*. ti* advertising committee a secret even O B a i H i raid Ba As the way opened for m y,attend­ from their own members, except the in g ' the Federation my reluctance president.’ The committee la thus became mofc pronounced aa I flo w ed to work .unhampered by the thought th a t my .own little d u b , the --— - - pleadings of either .other merchants Welfare D epartm ent would be minus or the, promoters of the schemes. a chairman—though really I think lli R. STEVENS C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA/ O..L TATL0R R. R. DFAS Every scheme 1* judged solely on its you'liked the final arrangement—but Am I C u U n t .V/wODRUFF Vk*-Pr»*JJ*ot m erits and without regard to. those the pull toward that last meeting of who father It or hope- to gain there­ other clubs in Tam pa honred me with .THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS by. such an intensity th a t I yielded— la x a a a a s s a a s s s a a a a s a a a s a s i s i — ■«■«*■ ■■ ■■ — ■■■»■» ■■ « *« ■ » » ■ « « « * » * * * ■ « ..» ,.■ The plan is an admirabte one in and from ourcotTsln club* I now rec­ 1A A A A A A A n A A A A A A A A A A A ?W V ?V A A A A A A i*W V A A ? W S ? W W V , every-particular-and-needs only the ognise the .beauty and -power of true united support 'o f the merchants to enthusiasm and whatever we may. do make it effective. We shall be glad To enlighten ouraelves and 'others many who- were mothers of brave As Other* Ae* You. Acquitted. to see them give it this suppdrt and guard against our checking or eh/ll- aona going toward the battle front, Why hot borrow your neighbor's Wbrn a young man eloped with * j^et these mothers unselfishly trying Springfield girl not yet of age. the iprctncles und bnvn n look qt your own are sure th a t they will profit more ing one single earnest sentiment. , SANFORD IS SOMEW HAT there from than anyone else.—St., to pian and better by various way* I am keyed to.such a pitch th a t I and means that other aona witn father of the young woman caused hie faults? ■ N ot only U there much ignorance Petersburg Times._________• agree with ' th a t aentence which their own, might as far-aa. possible arrest on a charge of dliturblng the and miiconception relative to Florpeace. . When In court 11 was shown Horace Greeley penned "There'* .no enjoy the home environments—the Ida among people llvlrig elsewhere, Woman's Club Notea that father qn« asleep when the elope­ but Floridians themselves must On Wednesday afternoon the reg­ auch word aa rest in my vocaublary." sending of good literature, the push­ ment occurred and (hat he d id 'n o t Aa the hours hurried by I rejoiced, ing of all comfdrta to the soldier waken for some time afterword the needs, travel over the state to get ular .business meeting of club wss to think I was not a delegate, for I lads. Such thoughtfulness and un­ young man wns acquitted.—Kansas any adequate Idea of its great vari­ called fo 'order b y ‘our president, was imbued with the lazy idea that selfishness make ua yearn to live and City Times. ■. . \ ety of products and res urces, Mrs. Galloway and after the usual For Sprain*, Lameness, .all I had to do was look on and lis­ . Probably when our Polk county routine of business had- been dis­ ten, not having to talk or take any be with all those who do' not go Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism limping in all^ their daily work, but folks look over the thousands of posed of a most pleasant period was notes. Lobster Shell Cracker. Penetrates and Heals. t . strive to walk steadily and firmly. acre* of citrus trees th a t* c o v e f Its enjoyed during which the reports .of Resembling nn enlarged nut cracker, Stop* Pain At Once Tho State Federation work of hills and slopes they think th a t the president and delegates to ‘the Fed­ Aa chairman of the Welfare De­ in Implement linn been Invented far For B e a st citrus industry is Florida's big bet. eration held at- Tampa were read, this season tik ra Itsplf away from partment my thoughts were nncca- fucking the shells of lobsters. the work of -other years and falls 23c. 50c. M. At All Dealer*. briefly .touching these: Mrs. Gal­ The pineapple - fields, along Indian sarily with my own beloved- mem­ River, the great potato farms of loway told of how .the 'Federation into a different corridor of accom­ bers, and my mind traveled often to Thought for the Day, Hastings, the big acreages of toma­ left but one thought, th a t of service, plishments. The key of service still Sanford and how' I longed foj* rmre He who hardens hla heart softens his toes In Dade—bach of - these no how we might as club women serve fits into the lock .of other years but interested attention, not only on the srulna. • doubt impresses those residing there -e>^ other, serve our community, with what a different turn we open faithful few, but the others not yet th a t their section is " it." Dut one servo our state, thereby serving our the door—peering inside we Catch a tuned up to their thoughts and hasn't seen trucking In Florida .until country—the dignity and bentkonce gleam of a glowing color banner or works, and if funds were available emblem "Red Cross" which has would have had tho Federation come he has .visited the lettuce and celery of service Mrs. R. E.. Toisr, delegate, gave beckoned our cousin clubs to take on straight to Sanford and not even fields th a t form th e ' aetting for the p r e tty ‘city of Sanford. These are the social side of tho Federation, n heed and center all their activities allow-them to rest until we had all THE D E S O T O H O T E L MAJESTIC HOTEL-Tampa, Florid, TAMPA. FLORIDA E urope*, Ft** U ltra U.'OO P rr I>*t *nd l> not patches but great acres, reaching bright, well written and. particularly most strongly to the help of our sol­ been awakened from our reverie. dier lads. P la n t L a c l U , l a CIO. , , T i a u ' i N ,v as far aa the eye cap see, and form well rendered paper. Yet as everything now stands—your O u l l i r t n i u i rifly Itaora*. Eanpeoa I'Uo MUt<« IPoUar IW U ye.O trrlM klaf T * n ,* Dip r u t RATES ON APPLICATION Mrs. W. L. Morgan gave us the lng a vista in which both scenic The individual, reports of all the chairman refuses to inhale the germ I.c/alrd In T .i-ro’* * ? • * " • - «««•*■ Cr»»r«J*wt !/ w k T i ^ 1 ^, ‘l" C" °*# beauty and. substantial prosperity business side of the Federation and clubs were so good—when wo. be­ Unit sometimes .permeates the air, i. All Ck U .« L. J. JONEH. IW are combined/ Lettuce is moving as usual Mrs. Morgan's paper was came a little weary I th in k we * "No pse—Sanford . can't do any­ YOUR COMFORT CARED FOR "‘A H otel Man WHh A Conscience" now pnd the celery' Is "up and coin­ most coinpFehensive, wuU^givon and thought the ticcret of tiring was to thing." ’ • • say everything that can be said of a ing." Specialising ih these two crops her subject well coveredIf each member- of c*ach depart­ Mrs. C. It. Wnlkcr read a. poetp subject.- One could*not help notic­ ment does her part she is a contribu­ the production is in sufficient quart-, -tity to Invite buyers from all over apropos of early C hristm as. shop­ ing the strides education has tor of ttye whole. Our club president tho country, hence there is no mar* ping, which * was not only enjoyed wrought-^this is the education of is helped, likewise the nta.te president the woman's mind according to and so ono down the line, we all be­ keting problcrq- The people of' that but proved to bo most timely. ■ • *• • •. section must certainly be making The Rest Room reported business what the mingling with other club* come a worthy member of all wom­ money,' And the development of this* in u satisfactory condition, and—a in club life had worked; and made of an's clubs and- may I say citizens of What the Womnn's Club the U. S. besides of opr own fair great trucking industry indeed justi­ fact to be nolcd-^-money to their her. fies tho appclatlon of "Lucky San­ credit in the bank. Please bear the teaches individuals. How gradually, state. ford."—Lakeland Tclegrarq. Please let us alt pull together, Rest Room in mind when doing yet unconsciously we love to imitdte THE U N I V E R S A L C A R our superiors. The field .of club work together and happily receive ; ----° — Xmas shopping. .' Mrs. C. M. Berry invited all work broadens us—we keep reaching overwhelmingly good results to­ VlV . A D V ERTISIN G SCHEM ES present and their friends to the Rest out and love the good homey atmos­ gether, pinning ourselves down to ’ . St. Petersburg merchants have re­ phere that we individuals are one affirmed their agreement *to partici­ Room next Saturday affernoon, Dec, family united, All women with a the sentence or maxim, “ What would pate in no "advertising scheme" pre- 8th to hear, about nnd see Daahecn. view toward bettering thomielves by Sanford be if every member were : TJie most desirable features o f’ motor car aunlrel to them unless the committee Mrs. Berry will give valuable and coming in contact with different as Jus( like m e " consti uction are found in Ford cars. They are There is a Joy in work If we put appointed from among their number interesting tnlks on this product well as different minds. How much something of ourselves into every­ strong with the strength, of vanadium steel, lo r the purpose first approves the during the afternoon. more effective is our work when heat-treated by Ford methods. Excess weight thing. L e t us roll up our slcevca A request for winter clothing-for proposition. They havo made their are a club who having outgrown Its ahd yell for more work io do. is eliminated by strength, nnd allows the Foal fix inmates of the, county homo was agreement oven stronger by declar­ high chair lbvps to emerge into the niore power for its weight than any other car. made: Throb women, three men and ing th a t they will do no advertising State'.Federation, becoming part nnd Back .of the car is the.organization which has Presbyterian Church whatever, except th a t in t)\o local one child. Good suittfble clothing parcel of.nll.the achievements gained. built and sold over two million Ford cars. The ^ The Sunday school of the Presby­ newspaper unless it is first approved desired.' I t makes a wnmdtl embark her whole Ford car saves time—is a sure money-maker. Rod Cross seals were on hand for soul in the traffic, of worth while terian church is making prepara­ by tho committee. .Heretofore mem­ Runabout $345, Touring Car $360, Ton Truck tions for the Christmas exercises. bers of* tho Merchants' Association sale and announcement made that work. $600.00, Coupeiet $560, Town Car $645, Sednn Miss Alice Whltnor has charge and havo foil more or loss frde to patron­ these seals can.be bought beginning $695—ail f. o. b.. Detroit. On display and for The big wheel of our State Feder­ is preparing, a large group for ‘a ise a n y advertising scheme broached this week at various places down sale by ' . ation machinery qannot revolve oven Cantata and W hite' Gift service. to them by persons who represented town, among .which may be men­ fy if all the little clubs fail to keep The orphan* of Thornwell Orphan­ some local organisation. Under the tioned the poatofflcc, Mobley's Drug 'new interpretstipn cf the rule even Store and the Rest Room. One of their small wheels sufficiently oiled age will receive the gifta._ , such advertising as this must be tho very splendid object of this and in motion, for good the more ’ The Senior Christian Endeavor work la the stamping out of tuber­ communicated The more abundant held an executive committee meet­ passed upon by the com m ittee.' ' C. FJ WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS ing M onday night in which plani culosis in our arm y camps. Do fet grows.. T h e merchants arc wiae In adopt­ How great we are when we can were discussed for- tho work of the Dealer Salesman ing this rqje end wo trust th a t every ua all'help.-M rs , Moughton announced the give reports' of what la r e r i'y being society-for the next few months. member w ill'abldo by it, for only Community Christmas tree again for done and not have to talk about The local society will entertain the thus can it be maity* effective! . If those things we expect to do. I t district convention next year, an'd ia members, violate the rule- they will this yejir, details of which will be brought the quotation to mind, now- engaged In a Dixie Endeavor rob It cf its force and.effect upon so- given later.* Mr. Charles h aa:gener- " T h a t we Judge ourselves by what qontcat with Orlando and ‘O akland, oualy offered to see to tho lighting of, ■lid tors fpr advertising schemes, who we feel capablo- of doing, ' while and aa usual ia leading in the con­ are quick to take advantage cf any this tree by electricity. others, judge u* by what we- havo test. The Literature Departm ent took done." #4 ; -J. t I ? * surh breach in •in y mrtliure adopted .The prayer meeting was led Wed­ apeciat pleasure in announcing a against th rir trade. It merited ua praise as a state or­ program of Spanish music to be-ren­ ganization* to perceive that through nesday night by Copt. R. B. Smith, The p a lly Times does -not ap­ dered under the direction ’ and 'b y aa the pastor and Mr. II. C. DuBosc prove th e action of the merchant the kindness of Mrs. Fannie Stem- ail our activities the attention ,waa were in Orlando measuring the Pres% from rh y rtlflih motive. We be­ bridge Munson on Saturday next, fixed on the good things of life, th a t byterisn S. S. by the Efficiency lieve, cf roL'ite, th a t rewrpeper nd- club house, at 3. p. m. This Is Mrs. we were much alive to the welfare Chart. vertlring is the te a t advertising a Munson’s annual progrom to the de­ of others. The* pastor announced the'nam es i f / 1*' Conserving^ being done on every of five new members at the aervice m erih rn t can buy, but we do not partment, ahe having for yeara fol­ place alt othei- advcitiaing plena. I e* lowed the custom of thla entertain­ hand, yet keeping the home fires last Sunday. burning and enlarging nature'a beau­ The pastor will preach Sunday at ing the departm ent during club ataty spots aa things appealing to the 11 a rm . and 7 p. m. In both ser­ son each year. eye, which lcada to greater develop­ vices he will bring a message fr9m * t, We know therefore from past ex­ ment of the mind. IIoW .we are God's word for our present day life. perience to look forward to this oc­ spurred an remembering to plough casion .with keen pleasure and all bravely through the sunahlne nnd tho At the Congregational Church club members and tKeT? friends are , . *' . • . i • ;■ 1 ’• Showers, Time having his wor.k to do ."Settling Down ip Ilaran,1* will b i Invited to enjoy thlLJuivHege with of cooperation, the spiritwhich animate* all roc* and we having oura. This stlmutates the subject for the morning. ua. us to active natures, thus we will be cesaful bualnesa, p rev ails la th e orgauixaUcn o f The special program of music ia The .Social Department wishes to forgetting, to he melancholy. Our F e d e ra l reserve bank. as follows: Prelude, "M editation,'' announce a bridge party on next The Federation was not lacking in Ncvlnj anthem. "M y Saviour Comm' Tuesday, Dec. ll^ h , club hottic, W e ow n stock In it. W e keep our taaerra color of Impression when voting time Emerson: offertory,. "The Angela’ Mrs. J. p . Smith, hostess, and also cash in it. W e have a voice In electing ha direc­ came. It made ua’ sound ourselves t o ’impress on the members of this as to* responsibilities, and we were Song," • Gahriel. Evening, prelude, tors and through them in choo«lng it* manage­ "Adoration," Rockwell; anthem, department th a t an Important b u t awako to the seriousness nf how the "Devotional,” Gabriel; offertory solo ment. It ia our bonk, and its resources enable' brief' business meeting will, be field masculihe genders were siring ua up ua at oil tjmea to m eet the legitimate banking by Mrs. Takuch. "Abide With Mo," there a t 2:30 sharp. as to calmness, fairness, etc. requirements of our community. Loth. . ..' jit Thla department reports thq.eepd(Right here I .want to parenthic* In the evening Secretary.Charles Ing of 96 Xmas boxes to the boys ip You, in turn, can cooperate w ith ua in main­ th e . army and h«yy and tb France. ally give one o f ' my • aspiration* L. Fisk, of ^Cleveland and ijev. Geo. taining th e Federal R eserve Booking System , and There are soma 16 boxe*.still cm reached at the Federation, th a t our Wajdro n' of Tampa will be present. IS HERE I N at the time shore In ha eqd prohand awaiting |h e addres^ea of so/ne duty had contributed another state taction, by becoming one of our depoeitora. of the boys. A requeat through theee officer. The* second bring o’*r own Dr. Fisk will speak on methods of winning.children to Christ.' This ad­ columns was made for the name apd gpod president, >Mra. Galloway) ■ddHes p f‘.each boy from Setpinole Looking, o v e r t he audience d ay dress is of especial value to parent* w unlJf.sH count, __ tli'thB kbo've result. ‘Any- after d iy I was ImjiretBed by the and teachers. R brings the latest l V . '**3* 1 fhone having e boy at the front or appearance of so m*ny woman’ripe m u lls of scientific atudy whieh bear . For Sale By >' knowing of orie whose name and in year* of:experience atilt ao vitally; the problems of child life In r*l£«. address has not been given,pleaw In te re s ts la *11 matter* pertelnlng on . _- ■• ■ 4l „ ,__ «*»■ S u fw sk H i i c ta te r to . notify-Mrs. E : P. Morse. jihonc Z812 to * everyday progwstivenesa. 80 tion to religion. 'rift: , .. v# .* N K. J. HOLLY, Editor W,~ M, HAYNES, Bnalaea* Maaagcr e s p e c i al l y TBEHERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY , Thrift is a Life Preserver PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ... MUSTANG Man and Uy [r* TAMPA HOTELS THAT WANT YOUR PATRONAGE * Hu The Modem Spirit JA C K T A R First * " ' ’• ’• *’ ..................................... ...... V ‘ ‘ - ' ■ . •' V Bank �SANFORD HERALD D # *»*r automobile. party from .E u itij- and, C one In M d.-U aar (he Colombia dined a t the 'Carnes. *• Recordp'for December' ' ■ Fine Duroc pigs for sale. Inquire . 2394 Cheer Up, 'LLIza;' Melod Land. . t • > • a t Hand Bros' itables. 30-tfe 2376 *It Takes a* Long Tall Brown O. P. Swope and George Morgan Utile Happenlogs— Mention of Oviedo were in town Tuesday on Slim Oal-------- ; One Stop More. • » of M ilters In Brief— 2380 Cinderella or Tho Glaaa business. 'Personal Items of* ’ Slipper, Parta 1 and 2. Just received a new line of W. L. Interest 2392 Medley of Christmas Car­ Douglas shoes for men and boys. ols, Parts 1 and 2. Special, $3.00 and 63.50. Boston . 2389 Sometimes You'll Remem­ mprsary of Ihe Floating Small Bargain House, 213-216 Sanford av­ ber: Moat Wonderful of All. i Talks Sseriaetly Arranged for enue. 3l-2tc 2374 Children's Frolic Christmas Harried Herald Beadart f Public. Stenographer — Room 6, Morning; Santa Clasu Patrol. Garner Woodruff Bldy., Phone 271. 5996 Hello, Aloha, Hellol Fox. . - . » 3-tf w|H M | l | t l ‘ “ *'*‘* '* ** * ^* * * Y Trots; Balling Away on tho Henry Mrs. G. W. Hardaway of Long i B aptist ladles will hold Japanese Clay, Fox Trot. 6917. Hellol I've Been Looking, ,ood visited her niece, Mr*. T. E. bazaar Dec. 12, 13 and 14, next door to Sanford ■&hoe & Clothing store. for You. Listen to This—One Step. Sp*r Tuesday. f . 2384 I Don’t to be Loved a For special laundry or, pleco work Tea and wafers will be served free. 31-2tc Little by a Lot of Little Boys; I'd _n it 721 cor. Eighth St. and Cy­ W anted—25 Sales Ladies at the Love to be a Monkey in a Zoo. prus* Ave. . ' * ' 9 l* tp Gibson &• Wallace, T.hree-ln-One Store, Saturday, 8th, • Longwood publlfi achopl is to have 7 o'clock a. m. 31-lt i public flag raising today when All thB boys of Camp Wheeler Old Glory will be raised to the. top Basket Ball Sehednle of the newly erected flag staff and who were home for Thanksgiving Nov. 2— Euatll, in Sanford. and over Sunday reported back a t irtll forever after- float t o . tho gent Nov. 16—Kissimmee, in Sanford. <famp a t 6 o'clock'M onday morning. brtexm of gay Loogwood to denote Nov. 23—Oviedo, in Oviedo. tb t the whole world la proud of th Picnic hams, 30c lb. a t L. P. MeDec. 7—Orlando, In Sanford., Sun sad Stripes and for what it Culler's. * . 31-ltcDec. 8—Kissimmee, In Kissimmee. stands. Mra. D. A. Kelly, returned yester­ Dec. 14—Cathedral, In Saqford. 8m our big display o f.to y s and day from a visit to Hebring, where Jan. 4—Stetson,’ In Sanford.. • holiday goods— Boston Bargain Mr. Kelly has been for some weeks. * • -I Jan. .11—Orlando, In Orlando. Home, 213-216 Sanford Ave. 3D2tc W anted—25 experienced sale*' Jan. 18—Ocala, in Ocala. Hr. and Mrs, W. W. Abernathy, ladies. Apply 7 a. m. Saturday, Jan. 26—Oviedo, In Sanford. -Mr*. J- K. Mettlnger, Mrs, Claude Doc. 8th. Big Three-ln-Onc Store, Feb. 1—Ocala, In Sanford. Herndon and Dr. Mason motored to Fourth street and Sanford nvenue. Feb. 8—Duval, In Sanford, • RUmi In Mr. Abernathy’s touring Feb. 16—Stetson.’ in DeLand. ‘ . 31-lt t v to attend the Methodist Confer Feb. 22—Duval, jn.Jacksonville; Pansies from open ground, 15r enre which meets in th a t city this March 1— Cathedral, In Orlando. dozen. Large Maidenhair fern, week. . 22-tf , 61.00. Handsome palms for Christ­ EipehiLvp Hemstitching Machine mas, 61.00 and up! Citrus fruit fcnd ju t installed gt the millinery shop pecan trees. Mrs. S. B. Wight. Paper Hanging and Painting af Mrs. II. L. Duhart. Ladles of . ’ 31-tf' Thousands of new samples of wal • Ssnford are Invited to call and aee Regular meeting of Seminole- Re- oaper for you to select from. Sam­ this miehine In operation. Fourth bokah Lodge Tuesday evening, Dec. ples will be brought to your door ssd Ssnford Ave. 13-tf 11th at 7:30. Nomination of offi­ upon request. 1 also do decorating Rev.* Stcinmeyer is In Miami to cers, initiation of candidates. Re­ and painting as it should be done. attend conference. Rev. Stelnmeyer freshments. Let us have u .big a t­ F. W. Tcmperton, 108 Palmetto , wu pastor of the' M, E. Church, tendance. Visiting Rehekahs al­ Ave., ono door from Flrat stfrtt. South here for four years and during ways welcome. * •___________ 9G-U tke time has accomplished muchW anted—26 Sales Ladies at the For A Chris t mas Prcaonl good work nnd made p host of Threo-ln-One Store. Apply 6 p. m., , There' is nothing better than a friends in and around this communl- Friday, 7 th . ’ 31-lt subscription to the Saturday Even­ • .V* Nul meat, pecans and English ing Post, the Dadies Home Journal Presbyterian Indies bazaar Friday walnuts nt L. P. McCuller’s, 31-Itc or tho Country Gentleman. Leave afternoon and Saturday on First Dills and sour pickles at L. P. your subscription at tho Herald of­ Stmt. # . . 30-2lc McCuller's. 31-ltc fice with Robert Holly ond save Mrs. Haradway, chairman of the yourself the trouble of-writing for it. Biddle Burdick left Tuesday for Red Crow chapter at Longwood was Sent to any address |1.60 each sub­ in Sanford yesferday as it was a his home In Daytona nfter spending scription, several months in Snnford. Mr. Red Crojs. day gt the Elks Club; 29-4 tp She tarried Iota of work home with Burdick has accepted a position in a Daytona pharmacy. ■ her. . • OFFICE ROOMS EOR RENT ' New syrup at McCullcrV 31-lc Come early and select your ChristThree rooms fronting on First Nice fat mnck?reW »t L. P.. Mcmu and Holiday goods before they street, most dcslrabltv office roams Culter'a. ' ^ ' Hl-ltc ire picked over, at the Boston BarIn city.. Several olh'er rooms for N. J. N&wman and family of De­ pin House, 213-216 Sanford Ave. good offices in same building.'' troit, Mich., were guests at Hotel ■ 8I-2tc YOWELI. &■ SPEER. Carnes today enroute, to St, Peters­ Mr. Win. Bothamly has returned 21-tfc < . from a business trip to Crcscoi t burg.‘ ' New York cream oheeae ot L. P. City. . 3.1-ltc The. Lily of the Bible. • "Huylers" Candies, fresh by' ex­ McCuljer’ij. , . The Illluni cliiilrodtiidnni Is supposed press direct from New York, at W. II. Hofman anti Charles Gnyto be the Illy wi'Jknted in the sixth Mobley’s Drug Store. 29-tf no; of NewO’orU nre stopping ct the chnplcr of Mnttht-w, twenty-eighth Roy Starhird of Orlando wns in Citrnes foi* some time. Verse, where It |s Compared with the Ssnford on business t'dday. Florida Paper Shell pecans ot L. P. gorgomut . robes «*f Solomon, nnd Its ' 31-ltc ' color wns scnrlf! or purple. This Illy Presbyterian ladies bazaar Dec. McCuller's.. ; 7-8lh. First Strrct. f}0-2tc The girls basketball team plays grows profusely >n i!m moist parts of Asia MlNor.*, •. Mr; and Mrs. E. C.Tears, W. II. . Orlando tonight nt thc<ParUh Homo. Tears and| Robert Tears formed an Tomorrow they w|l! g*.» by train to Preserving Worn Surfaces play at Kissimmee. . There are sometimes places on ths [• Mrs. J. C. Higgins and -Mr. and exterior of n house where the point Mrs. Ralph, Wight of Sanford arc in gets worn off and which cannot be rethe city tl:‘o guests of Mr. ^and Mrs. touched without making a “hatch Job" H. N. Dickson nt their home on of It owing to the dlitlculty of mixing East ■Central avenue. Mr. Wig fit the new paint lo match the adjoining There is difference between h is recently been commissioned In color which has faded. To preserve cut rate tires and stan- •• the aviation corps. 1 Mrs. Higgins is the wood In such spots untR *Jio house the mother ofMrs. Dickson.— can be repnjnted, apply two routs' of dat;d tires at cut Unseed oil with a rag. - This will dm-' Reporter-Star. rates prove tho iippenranco also. — Popular ftdenco Monthly. NOTICE '.The regular annual meeting of I’OBTAGE. REPUBLIC. G O O D th e. stockholders of the. Seminole Goldsmith’* World-Wldsncss. KICH, FIRESTONE, PULLMAN County Bank of Sanford, .Fla., will One of the most memorable things to ■ad other standard makes. be held in the oiflee of said bank at bo remarked In Goldsmith Is toe note four o'clock p.m. on Thuriday, of world-wideness which he Introduced January 3rd, 1918, for the purpose Into literature. There Is n total nt>of electing a board of directors t aencc In him of local prejudice, which Site Plain Non-Skid.. Tubes la In strong- contrast with the vigorous 26x3 6 7.00 I 0.50 serve for th e ensuing" year* 6.2.60 and ’ almost barbaric insularity . of A. R. KEY, SOill j 11.60 12.00 2.75 Johnson, He had once thought of emi­ Frl-31-4te - Cashier. 13.60 14.00 3.00 grating to America, and would have 31x4 16.60 done so but for one of those humorous 17.60 3.25 32x4 The Ways of a Mule. Incidents so common In bla haphazard 17.60 * 18.60 3 60 33x4 A person who has harnessed and uu.18.60 19.50 * 3.76 Anrocsted n mule for months niny for­ 31x4 19.00 20.00 4.00 get himself nod stoop for something 34x4 . 21.00 Kssp Hands Off Wounds. 22.00 4.26 nt th* nnlmnl's heels. Then the mule, 34x4H 26.00 A wound phould never be touched 26.60 4.60 docile for so many dnyt*. begins to Vick. with tho bare hands. U to better to SfizIJi 26.60 27.60 6.00 When the luckleas driver regnln* W* cover It up Jast ns It Is rather than 37x4^ 27.60 29.00 6.26 tenses he Imagines ihe inulo hnd been to run the risk of Introducing another 37x5 30.00 31.50 6.60 waiting craftily all those.weeks Jusi colony of perhaps even more danger­ it get a good opportunity to kick him. ous germs. If possible, however, the Cash must wound should be washed out with no antiseptic solution. If water -la to Saving Hia Feelings. • . out of town .ordefs L»-em h ad .a favorite plate, from he used. It should have been bolt'd at whin, she nlwajra liked to eat. Ono least ten minutes, as simply bringing day her father accidentally broke It, It to'the boiling point will not kill lh« He had to tell the bad news to his germs. Utile daughter, and wna so penitent that her love for Iha plate wns over­ 141 Pr,nkl|n St. . Phone 2186 shadowed by sorrow for biro, ond the Ab Adkins soya he has an uncle who Is so Industrious he makes hard work at!d; "Ob, that’s all right, papa. I was TAMPA, FLORIDA ' * eolmt to break that myself yesterday." of loafing.—Atchlsop Globe. * CUT RATE TIRES . The Original Cut-Rate* . Tire House ME 4 ►O F HA RT ,. ____ • • - -- 4 8CHAFFNER . & M ARX „ • ■-i -- ? ~ \ CL O ■- Robert ra IN 'SO C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN Pierce Grih. J r HAPPENINGS OF IN TER EST IN A N D & AROUND SANFORD war Moye, \ Stone, James n Clarence Fields, W. A. Adams. m» Kins Mel.aiifhtbi, BocUl Editor. An (or tbb column. It vopld bo npprfcUltd Lieutenant and Mrs. A. B. Peterson were the guests of Mr. and Mrs B. J. Starling last week. They re­ turned to Spartanburg Monday, where Lieutenant Peterson la sta­ tioned. ■ ' . Georgo Robinson of Jacksonville is a guest of The Gables. R. L. McKenzie, the popular sales­ man for the Osceola Fertilizer 'Co left today for Jacksonville. Mrs. F. H. Griggs, Mte. H arda­ way and Miss Mary Sfmmons of Longwood spent Wednesday in San­ ford. Miss Viola B. W ade and Miss Ethel Waite of Palmetto were shop­ ping In Sanford Tuesday. *> «AP pnrtlr* or »n»nrlM* l.l.p h o n . 270J Each year a banquet is given to the Senior Brotherhood and the night' following the Junior Brother­ hood is ontortalnod. Everything w u In red Sunday evening, that lin­ ing the Seniors* color. On Monday evening blue was used. . iv •J*- 1 fif This organisation ha»j<ent about fifteen of their members to fight for their country. It seems very natural that these boys should, want to go for any man who is loyal to hia God cannot fall In hia duty to his country/ The ' guests 1on Sunday evening were Rush Murphy. James R. Stewart, Benjamin Whltner, Ran­ dall Chase, Leslie Hill, Percy Pack­ ard and Roby Laing. The boys In- Advice Like SrK Advice It like snow; t r \ tall*. (ho loDTcr it dwells upc Iropcr It sinks into tho ^ulcrnlKe,... , . The Real ObJteL • \ Ono thing nhout getting an early atart l.i that you mny not have to har­ ry e<* v n rh Inter on. hut the real obJoe' nit early.—Atchison Globe A great artist wna once describing the decndcbcc which In so ■many cases seemed to unfold the middle period of life. "Yea," he said, “old men dream dreams, and young men see visions, hot mlddle-nged men only dine.” Miss Vernon McDonald who haa been the guest of hcr%ister, Mrs. O. J. Miller, left for her home In Williston on Wednesday. She will go in training In St. Luko’a Hospital, Jacksonville after Christmas. Mrs. Potter Palmer, h largo prop­ erty owner In this state and her brother-in-law, A. C. Howard passfcd through Orlando yesterday after­ noon enroute to Sarasota, where they have a pretty winter home.— Orlando Reporter-Star. W. A. Avera, traveling salesman for Fatima rigsrettes is registered at tho Hotel Carnes. D. M. Hires, representing tho Gold Dust Twins is o guest of tho Hotel Carnes. * '-m** Mrs.,'Claude Howard is spending a few days with Judge and Mrs. L. G. Stringfnllow. Mr. E. K. Foster is in Atlanta for a few days. ' . . Ladies Attention! • * * • # § . * t • * * Mrs. William Gore of Jacksonville is the guest of her parrnts, Mr. nnd' Mrs. William Botliamly., i ** * Let Us Help You Solve Your Xmas *Clarence Mnhpnoy went to Jack­ sonville Tuesday on business. The Elks are jilaiHtlng n -rharity hall to he given Christmas and New Yeafs. . ■ * Listed.Articles Suitable Quite a number of Orlando people came up lust niglft for the dnhre nt the Parish Houst?. Thcso dances continue to to yery popular. Mrs. it. J. {lolly entertained the "Sew Sews" yesterday afternoon al her attractive homo on Park avenuo. The afternoon was spent sewing. Delicious refreshments wero served. Mrs. Holly’s guests - were,' Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Ding'c, Mrs. Tuylor, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. McLaulin, Mrs. Harbor, Mrs. Tyner and Miss Thelma Har­ bor. . —: Tt _____ C.' H, Harper, representing Good Roads'In Florida Is registered a t the Hotel Carnes. T j, — Mrs. C. M. Vorce entertained the Every Week Bridge Club yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Carnes In the usunj delightful ,way. A very Inter­ esting game was played. Mti. Wil­ son won the prize, a lovely pair of knitting needles, and Mlsa Annie Parramnre the gues^ prize, nn cmory. . The guests included Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Parramore, Mrs. Wal­ lace and Mrs; McLaughlin. Little Mis* May Holly, the a t­ tractive daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly will celebrate her thir­ teenth birthday this afternoon by giving n lovely party to several of her frienda. A clothes pin game will prove moat amusing." Each child will bo given a clothes pin nnd some crepe paper and the one making the moat attractive doll will be given a prize, 'tabbing the peanut will also be* played,-. A beautiful birthday cake with red and green candles will',form tho centerpiece for the table. .• • *. i '‘ s ’ 1 T h e'd an ce lit tho Hotel Carnes this evening will togin at nino o’clock. A few card tablet will be placed In the parlor for those who do not care l o dance. Later in tho months largp bridge and. five hun­ dred party will, be given. ‘ , Satp Shiver wSnt .down to Orlando to attend a dance, a t the country club last ayenjng. Mon s h i r t s !r \dte ^ V *1 , Annual Pamut1 ' St. Andrews' .Brotherhood’ 'held their annual sendees Sunday -even­ ing at ' the church of tht.Holy. Cross. Tb*. new \ members , admitted were ’ercy Packard. lothe services the Rev, Mr. Peck-entertained’hia class, ae is hU 'cm tom Gift Problem with the following for the Men Silk Shirts in Individual Boxes'. - $5.0 0 Army Regulation Sweater for the Boy in Camp $5.00 Neckwear in Fancy Boxes 50c, 75c, and $ 1.00 Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, per box $3.0 0 Belts with Sterling Silver buckles for monograms $1.25 $1.50 Solid Gold Krementz Caff Buttons . . . . $2.50 •% m J * Mens Noiaseme Silk Hose in fancy boxes, 50c, 75c, $1.0 0 President Suspenders in Xmas Boxes 75c | | I | mmmm f= Come In, and Select Yours.Before the Holiday Rush . The H A B E R D A S H E R 23534823234802485348534823484853232323530223238923534801232348 Couldn’t You Spare One Dollar • i from thia week’s earnings forthe purpose of ^penning a Savings Account At This Bank? DO IT NOW! You will find it easy to keep it up week after, week and on-pome future day you will look back on this as the most profitable advertisem e n t you ever read and answered. maa&m z g z x & s av ?itv n : isa&zzxjTd ■:■ . i r « * ii -V, r».•-, . \\ . * = a v f f 7 7r»sf �THE SANFORD HERALD Ubi in elib i ape! Where Honey is There Are Bees Be With Us - "Me Priduce” I being judge— In my opinion, you can find just what you want • 1 t¥ 1 Ladies1 Ladies' Sport $8.75 values $6.98 $6.00 values $4.98 $5.00 values $3.98 $4.00 values $3.25 Fancy Stripe Serge Skirts Children’s Sport " Coats • $5.00 values $3.98 $4.00 values $2.98 $3.50 values $2.79 $2.00 values $1.49 . All new and this Only $6.98t m ;• ■ \ I For the past 18 months the Big Three,In One Store have only been advertising, but for 15 DAYS, BEGINNING 'SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8th we will put on a Real Sale that will prove the assertion. ., .. Notwithstanding the tremendous advance on every item entering into the product of our merchandise, we are able, owing to our fore­ sight and capacity, to offer you greater values than ever before. Coats $7.50 Value ’ h .*W H■ i m i ■ m #rvrJF:.->r season’s styles I I I J L t Men’s Gray Sweaters $3.00 Values at $1.98 Misses Vici Lace 'Youths’ Suits Oxfords and a few Boys' $5.00 Values Suits at' prices to going at $3.49 suit the customers $8.00 Values $5.98 Your .Choice m Ladies Velvet Ha*ts • . Only $2.49 Values up to 1 lot of Ladies Serge and Woolen Dresses, $5.00 to $8.00 values going at only $2.50 and $5.00 Event” that “Overshadows” All Previous Sales, as the “Real” and “Genuine Always Overtops and Overpowers the Spurious and Imitations Today marks the Black TafTeta * events at the 3-in-l Store 98c yd. In times of REAL SALES prepare for your Future. If "cold type” could just, pic­ ture to you just what is doing at this store you’d buy more. Men’s Shoes $5.00 and $6.00 values $4.98 $5.50 Values $3.10 $5.00 value $2.98 $3.00 value $2.49 Ladies’ Felt Hate all colors' $2.00 and $2.50 values going at $1.49 of a series of $4.00 value Automobile Gloves, only $2.50 Silk only *• Ladies’ Silk Waists; . $1.25 and $L50 values only 49c . Beginning Men’s • Work Gloves, Gauntlett Gloves,• *Leatherette Gloves Andi All Kinds of Gloves . »' 1 » . El Dorado: The golden land of Shoes for Men, Women, Boys and Girls. M en’s .Gray Flannel Shirts' Only $1.98. Men’s all wool Blue and Gray Shirts . only $1.98 M.en’s Pants $6.00 Pants $4.98 $5.00 Pants $4.49 $4.50 Pants $3.98 $3.50 Pants $2.98 Boys' Shoes $5.00 values $3.98 $4.00 values $2.98 $3.00 values $1.98 Many of these "Sweaters $6.00 fine Goods are how Cloth. Tops, high values at $4.49 unobtainable and low heels, lace Flannelette Misses’ in Cloth 15c yd. ‘ # off the market. • Buy while the prices are such that you make one dollar get you what ordinarily takes tw o Men’s Suspenders 50c values 43c 35c values 29c 25c values 22c Men’s Woolen Men’s Grey Quting Shirts 98c. Ladies’ fine slip In inviting you most cordially to visit with us, we wish to call your notice t o , these facts, viz: Our La­ dies’ Coats are limited on sturdy lines,- and styles perfectly reflect the cardinal vir­ tues and moderativeness in price. pers, pumps, ox­ fords and stylish Footwear of all kinds.' Going at Ladies’ Shoes Tops, button and Shepherd lace, Black, Gray Checks them. Do you realize Marked down at •"Camouflage” This is a Sale to to appeal to those who want the’■J.best. and who buy "QUALITY.” 4 or know the con­ ditions? * All Shoes prices that almost stagger belief. • Gray of the people right down to • the bottom ‘ notch with Best Goods * for the least Money Ladies' $3.00 value Poplin Skirts $1.98 The Japanese takes credit v for the Folding Fan* OFFICINA GENTIUM J, & P. Coats Spoof Cotton L. L.. Taylor Low Prices Ladies’ Ladies' * .$ 1 0 ,0 0 Silk Hose 65c and 69c values <!*• *~ y i. 49c . Sport. Coats Only $6.98 Sanford Avenue and '. • Fourth Street; SANFORD, FLA. Ladies’ Ladles’ Ladies’ Good Velvet Velvet Corduroy Velvet -•rand. Felt Hats t. Hats Hats “ ; 98c; • $1.9fL going a t knock out P rices, See them. . �A'' 'r f 't* ru r;. Wltaaaa m j k in d u d M id Clrrull "Whlstla Nothing." Millie, a Southern boy, unr tdsylng lit the back' ynnl wben he came- Into ooascaalon. of a green rentlmmon. JW *tc It ant] It puckered 41a mouth-Id a mont grotesque fashion. Becoming ex* cited otcr the Hltuntlon, he ran Into the house, where his little elstcr wbi ploying on the floor.' *Oh, mother, took at Willie { I think he Is going to-wbl»tle.** shouted the little girl. "Whistle nothing." said Willie. "Can't you see t’tu p’lsenedt" C?£ k tW m l el tl Court tkta 4tb (tty M»b*r. A. O. HIT. of D Circuit C ,W < -'£ 2 lUo?U Ac f in » Florid*. U u ir jt A Wallow, Sola, far Camnli. / Si-KM-lIt A Homc’LJke Hotel With All The Conveniences ' .- ' ■ Chsrn ainn(dl.'C<D)iEEilf®rftaiIbDe THE GABLES CoK Magnolia and 4th St. SANFORD, FLORIDA Ocorge Washington’s Title. Did General Washington ever re­ ceive a title from the French govern­ ment 7 Not a title of nobility, but near the close of the Revolutionary vrar be was commissioned lieutenant general of the French army and vice admiral, of France In order thnt be might be conimnnder-ln-chlef of *tbe .united forces of France and tbe United States, which were then co-operating. lust let mother call/ “ Biscuits for I t Rreakfnstr W Vre sure there’s a n . treat that can’t be beat in store . « fo r us — light, tender biscuits— Vft i tonsty brown and jnll puffed up ml l with goodness! For mother is surf W L of her baking powder— Calumet, m I She never disappoints us because 1 b ^ C A L U M N cygw ggy *~ ' ^ 7 •WTMADCBY E T 1 b a k in g p o w d e h 1 never disappoints her. I t ’s dependable. ; Results always the same—the best, Calumet’contains only such Ingre­ dients as hnVe been approved officlnlly by the U.S. Food, Aulboritics. • You Save When You B uy It. You Save When You Use It. H1GHESTS MONEY SAYING PRICE5 * On Floor. Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Yon Can Bay From Us St Wholesale Prices W r it, f . r r r le . LMI W.A. McrrjdayCompany Palstks, Florida GIFTS OF RARE BEAUTY AND OF STERLING QUALITY AT POPULAR PRICES Thm* us that’touch of elegance and refine­ ment nbout each article in this store thnt enahlrs one to easily select the gift which vill give the greatest pleasure to the •recipient. - $ 2.50 up Hand Bags - 5.00 44 Cigarette Cases Belt. Buckles - - - - - 3.50 44 Knives • . . . . 1.00 44 Vanity. Cases ■- - - - - - 6.50 44 Mesh Bags - . - - - * 7.50 44 Hw Pins" . . . . . - - - 1.50 “• Wrist Watches - - - . 20.00 44 2.50 44 Lavallieres - « - 12.50 44 Diamond Rings CufTButtons . . . .ou .50 -44 Parisian Ivory Manicure sets 3.50 u * Parisian Ivory Toilet Sets 10.00 14 , Dorine Boxes - - - - 1,75 44 ■ TO MAIL ORDERS You can make your choice here in perfect 'confidence of satisfaction’ * ^RJRILESfdf Judging by the looks of the collec­ tion plate that passes us at church, nine-tenths of the members of the con­ gregation seem to think that heaven Is only seven 'squares away, and that the chdrch Is a trolley car that carries the saints at the usual rates.—Houston Determining Age of Eggk. . To determine the exact age of eggs, dlswnlvp jibout four ounces of common M il In n quart of pure water and then liilincr.Mo (lie egg. If It lie only a day nr so old. It will sink to the lioitmii of the dUli, tint If It he three days old It will Hunt; It,more than*five, It will comedo the surface. Clear Water In FJordi. In the fjnrils mi thi*'*Norway const the clearness of the water Is wonder ful. O b je c ts nuiy lie sit-n a t a depth of twenty-five to thirty futhmne. IN V E S T IG A T E V A L 'U< E S iberatorlm, THE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY onto, r it .p t ■* »p*tlB.d Is p*i*(r*ph I et thl* a.ttlon. * Section ft. T h . rh*lrm*n of bulldtnf fomtnlttH of rllv council *h*ll b»»* p o o .r lo rondtran in d hare rewovod any vooit ahlnil. loot that In hi* opinion I* la aueh a datorlorat.d condition a* lo b . u l m i r i l y Inflammabl*. ■ Section 4. Within tv .lv * yaara from tha data ol tha approval ol ihla erdlnanc* any nnd alt roofa aovrrad with wood ahlnilaa ahall ba r.plac.d with roof rovarhtta which comply thl* ordlnanr*. Section 7. A 1 ordinance, or part* ot or­ dinance* In ronlHct with thl* ordinance ara hereby repealed. r» n ed thle the 3rd day ot December, 1*1.7. . ' C. II. D1NOEK. I’ro Tam Chairman at City Council. I hereby certify that the aboVh and (ota (o ln ( ordinance waa duly pa**ed by the city council In aeenlon on the 3rd d a y d De­ cember. 1917. • • ■• (aealj JAS. C. JIOIIKIITS. •. *■ Cily Clerk. Approved by me thl* the 3rd day ot lie.camber, A. I>. 1917 J. D, DAVISON. 31-PrM lc ft! ay nr. Notice of Appllcallon for Tax Deed Under Section 8 of C h a p te r 4888, LEGAL ADVERTISING Laws of Florida Notiro is hereby given that John |o CirraltfCeart.VHetenih Clrrull. Hcmleele W, Hagan, purchaser of Tax Certif­ Caaaly. Flarlda Over'treelaTurprnllne Company icate. No. 36, t.'atiij.thc Gth day of ‘P a*. ipni »*. ,. P" 8. 8. Arry, *11 unknown*nirtl** d .lm . July, A. D. 1915, has filed naid cer­ [rey. J. HichIni In u tr.t unilrr 8. 8. Ar»y. Illchtificate in my office, and has made l .* v I mnnil Murphy, rl»r***»il,, l.*vtn(* A. (Dirk, Wm. ft. Ijimbert. I,*mb.rt, Hob' llobt. W. Wm. It. application for tax deed to issue in Yormin, 1>. T. ilomar, a* Tru»tee, Nathan E. Simmon*. M. II. Ilron.on, accordance with law. Said certifi­ A lin llryant, Ooltlleb II. Kayier, cate embraces the following des­ deceased, Martha J. Hear*. Wm. T. Nrabltt, Chaa. J. Iirooka, '(J. I». cribed property situated in Sem­ Ilrownlle, Mary r.n n ln aton , J. J. Thornton, Thoa. M. Adam., it. w . inole county, Florida, to wit: N?( Kina, R h . A llarkinitoe. I*. 'Keith of S '; n f - NWM of S E J i'S e c . 2, Ilo*well, ■ t,ouI. Tapley, Marei* 8. Coleman, Ja*. A. Aenklna, Annie r.. Tp. 20 S. It. 29. The said land be­ Orimo. W. q . Kmtlion.gU. II. I.anraatrj, Keala Kennedy. Waller F. ing assessed at the date of the issu­ Kennedy, 8. P. Kennedy, 8ar*h I.. ance of such certificate in the name Johnaton,l . u m i r t Ward, W. HW hllegor John T. Uenbach, et al. of D..G%Crenshaw. Unless said i'er T o ’ alt iTnknown p a r tlc clalmlnt Inlereat under 8. 8. Arey, J. Richmond Murphy, tifirate shall he redeemed according deceased, l-avlnl* A. Clark, Wm. II. I.a/n* to law tax deed will issue, thereon on beth. Kobt. Wr Yocman, ll. T. Ilomar, aa Truate*, Nathan E. Simmon*. M. II. Ilron* tho 18th day of December, A, D, •on, A llre.Jlryin t, C.olllleb ll. Kayier. deceaaCd, Martha J. Ilrara, Vtm: T. N m JiIIIi J 917. C ha*. J. Iirooka, tl. D. Ilrownlle, Mary • Witness my official signature and Prnnlnfton, J. J , Thornton, Tbo*. it . Adam* H. W. Klnt, Oeo. A. Ilarklnatpe, P. Kailh seal this th’c 16th day of November, Ilo, well, I-out* Tapley, M t(|l* H. (.Aleman, Ja,. A. Jenklne, Annie E. Grlllln, W. q. A. D. 1917. Eralaon, It. tl. I^nraater; Keala Kennedy. (seal) ’* E. A. DOUGLASS, , Walter V. Kennedy. 8. P. Kent edv. Sarah K. Johnaton, l.uman Ward, W. It. While . Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole or John T. IJcnbafh In th e (ollowlnc land* ,|lu atrd In Seminole county. Florida: County, Florida. NE»* ol N E ' . - o l Sec. I I . anil lief * IA 26-Fri fife , ft. 8. anil 320 yd«. W. o( NE. cor. ol N t t ' i o l. HW‘» o f Sec. ,1 0 , run E. IH ‘i .vd* thence 8. Iftl.U yd*., thenr* W. fitly )<l». thance N. I f t f l , yd,, to place o f b e * . Sac. 36, Tp: 19. It. W jN W I l of NW 1 o Sec. I t; and lle i. at NW. cor. of 8W '* of N K Ii ot Sec. run S. 20 rode, E .. 14 rode. N. *0 rd*. W. 16 rod,, S ec., II; and b*f. XJ0 yd ,. H. ol NW ror. ot W it ol -NW *| ol Sec. 14, run K. 440 y d ,. 8. lift yd... W. 440 yd ,. N. *114 yd*, lo beg. and 8W »i ol N W *4 and be*, at SW ror. of N W !( of NW>» ol Bee. 24 run N infl yd,.. E. 440 yd,. H. 104 yd ... W. 410 yd». to be». and h ef. 10 ,rhi. N. of BW. cor. ol Nj> of Lpl ■ ot Sec. 24. run E. 10 rh,.. thenr* N 10 h e. thence W. 10 ch*., thenr* S. 10 ch». o liff.: and l>(*. *1 BE. cor. ^ l » "* Fertilizer With full realisation of tho dlatstrous influence of tho war on all business routine, our buyers have put forth unprecedented efforts to secure the greatest advantage* poosiblo for *• our trade. -, *• ‘ • ■ • . '* Full Stock-R ight P rices , » *- * Wo have a complete lino of fertilisers and tho greatest stock of fertiliser materials ever known in tho state of Florida. Prices arc higher than.fn normal times, but are aa low as consistent with existing conditions. • ’ . • Ideal Formulas Our formulas all have the aamu perfect proportioning and blending of ingredients that havu made their super­ ior field value the past quarter r*>ntur>\ Quality has not been sacrificed in the slightest degree. Write for catalogue and price list. ' _ , . Wilson & Tooraer Fertilizer Co. ‘ . Man Draft arm , IDEAL rtXTtl.tZKRM Dealers In Spray Machines-nml Insecticides JAC K.SONVII.L4L FLA. FULL STOCK ON HAND AT Sanlord Branch, R. C. Maxwell, Manager W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y • A G EN TS ' General Fire Insurance O ffU * w ith HOLDEN REAL ESTATE Notice of Application Tor Tax Deed Under Nectlon 8 of Chapter ' 4888 . KawH of Florida Notice is hereby given •that A. K. Huitldn, purchaser of Tax .Certificate No. 2362, dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1896, has filed said cer­ tificate in my .office, und has. made application for tax deed to issue in 5 V 7 ; , s*c. 2tf run N. 10 rh*.. Ih*nrr '*.. accordance with law. Suill certifi­ 10 rh*., three* 8 . . I 0 rh*„ Ihrur* E. 10 rh*. to lx * . »nd E)4 of Lai 2 of 8*f 24. all In cate embraces the following ties; Tn. 20, It. 29 K. and H»f. 4SS ft N. and rribrd property situated in Sem­ IS ft.. B. ot 8 W. ror. ot HE‘4 ol 8M 4 ot 8*r. 2S, run N 900 ll., thanr* K. 460 It..' inole county, Florida, to-wit: NWJ( thrnr* 8 . 900 It., thrnr* W. 460 It. t o b**., of S W Ji of N E J4- Sec. 22, Tp 21 S, and jlas. at 8W. to r.-o l N B M 'o l NKJ4 of 8*r. 24, tun N. 10ft *-7 vd*.. thrnr* W. |; .11 K. 10 acres. Tho said land yd#., three* 8. I0R 4 ^ . yd*. --------being assessed at the date.of the is­ ll of N K 4 Cl HMMTf lb w* **« **• ««7* suance of auch certificate in the name of N W ii of NE)4 of S m . Ifl: 814 ot SW *i of J. A. Seavy. Unless said certifi­ ot HWjj .of 8rc. *«i »*«• aw.u ol HE U of Src. IS. reft E. 120 yfla.. thrnr* 8 t tO yd*., »* 'l*! cate ahall be redeemed according to three* N. 110 yd*, and HWIt of HW}» o| law tax .deed will issue thcroon on HE l | ol B*r. l i v and •>*«• ■* N S W f| of HE f t of Srr. 14, run E. 220 ydy.. the 27th day of November, A. D. thrnr* 8 110 yd*., th r e w W. Cltt yd*.. * Y; . I hr nr* N. 110 yd*. Hot. 24. all 1*, Tp. 20. 1917. ■IL 2ft K. That portion of 8 E ffo f H fc U o t Witness my official signature and Dm , 7 *mbr*r*d to tb* followtns daaedptlon: n * f. o l * .toko 10.84 rh*. S. of y u .rirr seal this tho 26th day of October, H.r pool on raitrrn boundary of H*r, 7, run ’ g . o n S o t. Ilo* *ha.. tbonre W. 4.30 A. D. 1917. rh*., thrnr* N. 3? min, 30 *#r. W. 74.41 (seal) E. A. Douglaas, rh*., three* K. I9 .U rha. to b*(.t NW < ol I e u and E !> ol S W 'I ol 8*r. Its N U Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. By V. M. Douglass, D. C. • 19-Fri-6tc S'lfwVS**"^ N>4_ of N W H : HEff lo this day of increased prices it will pay you to investigate thoroughly the (inysual values offered a t The Hill H ardw ire Co. Take tim e by the forelock, Jwy your H eater tftid be ready when the cold snap comes. We also have a large stock of well knpwnand uncqualed Favor­ ite Ranges which we are offering a t the old price. O. Florida Sanford It wIlL sa v e you m oney and trouble. Gives description and full information on all seeds for . fall planting. Our stocks are com­ plete, essunnj prompt shipment Martin’s H y-T est; Southern S eeds dsn and ftskL StrawbtnT »ad tabU plauta also a spiririty. Witt# todaylor our osw fall catalof. ■- iE;.A- Martin Seed-Co. :* \ JacksoovQIe* Florida 4 fj ot S W )f ot Roe. 17i N E Jf ol N E U IIBr*. U and BWM ol N W lj ol 8or. 21. all In tp .M l.n H . « E. You aro btroby ordrrrd lo aop*ar to Ilia bill ot complaint horoln fllrd on tho 4th day ol March, A. 6 . I t l* . It la lurtba* ordorod that tbU nolle* bo pubtlabod one* rach »**k for Iwrlre «f»k* In tho Hanford Herald, a no»tpaper publlah,d In aald Bamlnola jo u n ty . Notice or Appllcallon for Tax Deed Under Section (8 of Chapter 4888, Laws of Florida Notlco is hereby given th a t Fred T. Williams, purchaser of Tax' Cer­ tificate No, 161, dated the 6th day of July, A. D. 1916, has filed aald certificate in my office,' and haa made application for tax deed to iaaua in accordance with law.* Said certifi­ cate embraces the following describ­ Got U? Here's tbe remedy. It's helped ed property situated *. in Stem!hole millions. Hsa • ball century record county, Florida, to-wit: Lot 4, (less of use. First dose brings relief. Try it. W 366.4 ft and leas, 69 ft by 117 ft.) __ ■ Sold by al) druggists. Robinson's survey of Sanford.^ Tho said land' being assessed a t th e date of:tho Issuance of such certificate In the name of'C lark & Denton. ■ Un­ less said Certificate shill be redeemed according' to lavr tlx deed will Issue thereon on the 11th day of Decem­ ber, A. D. 1917. . ., ; " Witness my official signature and seal this the 9th "day of November, 1 -Kin "discovery for Coughs s Colds Causes no loss of ti | does'not impair tb s R. _____ dnigfisti (seal) . E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk' Circuit Court Seminole ' J w B ^ Counl>'' Florld»23-Fri-6tc » ’ ^ V - J- H’.Z. ■*■ . ' ~ * is guaranteed to give Its. If afte r using It nd, return tbe empty 1 Ivh your 60c. • C. B O•UW■-jE. R , Sanford, Florida ! ' f: -7 ■. • V * S TRY A HERALD WANT AD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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