87 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/667ea520609cb0983cead64d252b3109.pdf 0d7941fc2cdc30543b99a2deb986810e PDF Text Text \ kl &4- ,* * . • *i - ? ; * XXi , < I’HE SANFORD • O N 'T U E S D A Y S AND F R ID A Y S TN T H E H E A E 3 ;0 F T H E W O R L D S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N PICKING COTTON CROP INADEQUATE ALLIES CLOSE IN ON IN SEMINOLE COUNTY BILL READY TAX LAW S IMPORTANT CITIES; PROFITABLE FOR PASSAGE EXPENSIVE KEEP AFTER GERMANS -- * ^ • . • « w ,io u n d e r normal ecOnomic con. 'C O M M IS S IO N FOR SOUTH - di io n s a re m ost able to carry it WORK OR F I G H T M A Y ERN STATES FORMED. “ 9. W e recommend this plan CAUSE TROUBLE. t o th e c o u n try as one that will The old time cotton wagons are m o re rie a rly equalize the responsiWashington, Aug. 22.— Con­ a common sight on the streets of b iU tie s ro f carin g for an conserving gress is prepared to turn its atten­ Sanford these days and the crop a n y su rp lu s production of cotton tion exclusively to .the manpower is<being picked all over the county. u n til su ch tim e as it is needed for bill, extending the army draft age The Brumley gins are kept busy co n su m p tion , and transportation limits to all Americans from 10 to every day ginning the fleecy staple can n j o y e . it* and as la plan that 45 years of age,-to provide the and the cotton growers wear a w ill n o t overburden the financial army counted upon to defeat the’ look of satisfaction for the cotton in s titu tio n s with unnecessary re­ Germans next yeqr. crop in Seminole will be a staple sp o n sib ilities in time of war. Debate on the measure will be­ crop and will refcompense the “ 10. W e earnestly beseech the gin simultaneously in the senate growers handsomely. c o -o p e ra tio n and help of all pro­ and house, with passage expected A commission known as the ducers, m erchants and bankers in in the house before adjournment, cotton states offlcial advisory the c o t t o n growing area in our and by the senate within a few marketing board, composed of the o rg a n iz e d efforts to meet the pres­ days. commissioners of agriculture, en t s itu a tio n and to solve it in a Exclusive right of way was market and warehouse commis­ w a y w h ic h w e believe will involve sioners and presidents of the far- no g r e a t hardship or extraordinary given by the house to the measure mers unions o f the southern re sp o n sib ility upon any individ­ when it was reported by the mili­ tary committee .with amendment states has issued the following: ual o r institu tion, but will sub- to defer calling youths 18 and 19 "Realizing in the fullest sense ''serve th e interests .of all and pre years of age until all those 20 and the worldwide demand and neces- vent' w a s te and consequent ad- over are summoned. sity for the cotton crop of 1918-19, v e r s ity a m o n g the producers." The senate has get aside its and the many inv and serious restric 4 . three day recess program for the tions and obstacle? with which T h e Fourth Liberty Loan especial purpose of taking up tl\e export traffic is con (>nted at th e’ bill, * V. present time, the/cotton states' T J h<: cam p aign for the Fourth operating from the region 2 miles BE MADE* IN TANKS LEAD THE WAY AND northwest of Soissons to the Oise . river, and those of General Hum­ OLD LAW . ATTACKS SUCCESSFUL. bert fighting between the Oise.and Inefficient and inadequate tax London, Aug. 22.— The French Mate have materially pushed for­ laws vs are costing the taxpayers taxpa; of army under command of Gen. ward their fronts, bringing them this state a lot of money eAcJi yfear, Mangin, in its'attack on the Oise to positions which threaten to was the opinion expressed by front today has reached the line compel the immediate evacuation County Tax Collector Glover yes­ of the Ailette r’fver,•according to of the entire Somme-Olse salient terday after a morning conference reports . reaching Londaon this frt»m Brave to Noyon. With W..W. Stripling, tax collector afternoon. Farther to the north, between of Marion county, and W. G. The.possession by the French Albert ,and Arras, Field Marshal Long, who holds the same office of the. whole line of the Ailette, Haig has followed up his successes in .Lake county, says the Tampa according to London military ex­ of previous days by a new offen­ Tribine. v_ - -1 perts, means Marsha] Foch’s de­ sive over q front of about 10 miles •• The visitors are making a tour sign to drive a big wedge between and driven forward his troops for of the state, conferring with Flor­ Gen. von Boehn’s arntv and the splendid gains over the entire I i n v Gentian crown capturing a number of villages, ida tax collectors prior to the forces of the prince has been successfully ac­ taking prisoners and guns and in­ meeting of the State Tax Collectois’ Association in Jacksonville, complished. Also that the Ger­ flicting heavy casualties on thp September 10. Mr* Stripling is mans have been placed in a posi­ enemy. president of the state assocAition, tion of utmost • difficulty, both * Still farther north, in the TAwith Mr. Glover chairman of the north and south of the new French mous. Lvs sector, a general east­ legislative committee, which Is salient.' ward advance on a front of more gathering, data on which to' base a than four miles has been made by bill the men hope to have enacted The British hasve established the British, who have brought into jt law at the coming session of their lines well beyond the Arras theii! position appreceiably nearer the stiite legislature.» railway. the old 1916 battleline running British successes in the north east of Armentieres. ; . . Ineffective methods o f' collecr' *tion and ^burden of unnecessary enabled the tanks to pass beyond Numerous . additional villages The first business session of the work falling on the tax collector’s the railroad. Some were reported have been liberated by the French 28th' an (Inclose O e l o S T n ^ The senate will be'held tomorrow and to he As far eastward as the Banorthwest of Soissons and posi­ m nnH result o f th e loan will be watched Chairman Chamberlain of the mib office Is the principal trouble now, paume-Arras road. , • . : *, •! tions have been capturdd. on both according to Mr. Glover, and this K !X iC ® f nf flho S S l L nf Iw ith keen interest in Europe, not jtary committee tonight antici­ weakness will lie mended as soon In their new attack the British sides of the Oise river which seem­ cott r >P f |on ly b y o u r associates in the war pated no difficulty in securing the as possible. early this morning apparently ingly make untenable for occupa! again st th e Teutonic powers but to. the public at large tincl pledging ^ n r' It will 1^ riu uill’s Hummediate^and exclusive ~ M r; Glover satd ycsterday that had-tuken-their finni objectives tion by the enemy the important considenuuYTn TThot passed be­ on the right and were well inside town ____ _______________ ____ of Noyon, which is*___ now outi « ? ■ fore Monday when the national one of the greatest flaws in the the enemy lines. South of Albert flanked on the southeast anddom ■ plans and J j & S I S ... t i l the A m e r ic a n people's support of present system is the plan that prohibition measure would become policies in so far as lies the British crossed trn? Aficre inated by the French guns from the w a r rivileged, the bilL probably will allows tax assessors to assess large river during the night. This morn within their power and official au­ the' south and w&t. On the south T h e G erm a n s know full.well the e held before the senate until tracts of land in one parcel, al­ ing the British lines had moved thority to enforce or promote the the French are standing in Semtrem endous* w eight and signifi­ passedj prohibition leaders having though the tract may be owned by: forward until they ran along in . same: pihny, a mile and a half distant, a great number of people. Be­ 1 “ 1. AH cotton shall as far as cance o f popu lar support of the agreed] to lay their measure abide cause of this the property has to front of the Maeulete-Albert road. while on the west they have cap­ practicable be gin compressed and war, of. t h e people at nome back­ temporarily* be divided by the collector and • The British attack in the tured the important pivotal town . warehoused, to facilitate transpor­ in g u p t h e a rm y in the field. As Passage of the bill by an over­ individual tax bills made, and this Somme and the Ancre was not on of Lossigny, the kev position to tation and protect against damage the lo a n succeeds our enemies will whelming vote in botn houses item alone, M r. Glover says, adds a very extended fiont. Satisfac­ Noyon and,* the plains to the so rro w ; as it falls shprt. they will and waste. *' north. E v e r y dollar subscribed with the age limit of 18 and 45 un­ an additional $ 1,000 to the ex­ tory progress has been reported “ 2. Farmers and business men rejoice. from every point.' The British changed, is deemed certain in all pense of his office annually. He . With the lastest advances b y are to be appealed’ to in an effort w ill h e lp a n d encourage the Amer­ quarters. The only serious contro said yesterday he would make it wing to the right captured 150 ths French east o f the Oise there ican s o ld ie r a n d hlrt and depress to provide and maintain ample versies expected are the “ worKror compulsory for every property Germans eqHy in the fight. has come under the range of Gen. warehouse and storage facilities the e n e m ie s o f America. fight” amendment of the senate owner to list his own property, Mangin’s guns the broad gauge The battle north of the Ancre in the various cotton producing ' T h e lo a n w ill be a test of the militaty committee, and the house railway line leading from Noyon river raged furiously throughout with a heavy penalty for failure lo y a lty * arid willingness of the committee’s amendment post­ communities. eastward to LaFere— the sole re­ the night and this morning the “ 3. The local community banks people 'pf th e United States to poning service for boys of 18 and to do so. taining line, except for tw o narrow British troops,"*after overcoming shall be urged to cooperate with m ake s a c rific e s compared with the 19. Opponents of the latter Plans which the tax collectors the most desperate enemy resist­ gauge roads over which the enemy the growers of cotton in carrying w illin gn ess o f ou r soldiers to do ance, are holding virtually all the may. transport his men and sup­ (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Five) T h ere must be and all surplus cotton for the produc­ their part*. Arras-Albert railroad embank plies beyond the range of the ers in preference to cotton mer­ will be n o fa ilu re bythO people to ment on the north half of the bat­ Frernch artillery. ' m easure u p to the courage and chants and speculators. * tle front and even have established d e v o tio n of? ou r men in Europe. “ 4. The . cotton producers" in M a n y o f " thefn have given up posts well to the east. ■ Vardeman Defeated each of the cottfon producing To the southward, especially in their liv e s ; shall we at home with? Jackson, Miss., Aug. 20.— Prac­ states are to be urged not to mar­ hold o u r m o n e y ? Shall we spare the neighborhood of Achiet-Letically complete returns from 62 ket more than 20 per cent of their Grand there has been most fierce ‘ %» * 4 9 4* * * 4 —■' ----------> ' our d o lla r s w h ile they spare not of the 82 counties of the state give crop in any one month, and to fighting. The tide of battle seems their v e r y Jives? ‘"Congressman B. P a t Harrison a 'H un dreds O f Bushels O f Corn Being Harvested hold over until next year, or such to have swung over this village majority of more than 10,000 time as the war is terminated, or several times. Yesterday there yotes . 9Yer. .Senator James K . , . M e t h o d is t Church shipping facilities are ample to was contuinuous fighting all day Vardman and former G ov. E. F . move the surplus freely, one bale A t t h e F ir s t Methodist *church at this place, and it appears to be Noel, his opponents in the sena­ out of every three. S u n d a y ,* Aug*. ‘26th, the^Sunday stilLgoing on. torial primary held throughout " 6. Each state-shall be organ­ sch ool m e e t s a t 9:30 a r m ;- A t the The Germans, by flinging in 1 issippi today. These 52 ised by counties and school dis­ close o f th e . lesson period Bishop large numbers of troops, at last counties polled an aggregate o f tricts, each local organization to M o rr is o n is t o address the Sunday •reports have come hack to the 50.000 votes* Should the propor­ be properly oflicerrli, and a. can­ sch ool, a n d is to preach at IT a. m. western part of the village, hut tion keep up in*'the remainint vass be made among cotton grow­ R e v ..C - W -. W h ile , presiding elder this still appears to have been counties, which scattering returns ers and pledge cards be (list nbuted o f O r la n d o d is tric t is to preach at done*'a number of times. The indicate will be the case, Harrison .and signed in accordance, with 8 p. m - • ’ T h e Epworth league British are determined to get on will win by a m ajority of from m eets a t 6 :3 0 p. m. On Monday these plans. here and the Germans'are equally 15.000 to 20,000, making a second, "6. Each member of the cotton eve n in g a t 8 p. m. the.session of determined to prevent it, if pos­ primary unhocessary. "'states official advisory marketing the th ird q u a r te r ly conference will sible. . . . . . board is to work -cooperatively be h eld. - T h e Sanford people who There has been the ^une sort of " Tourist Rates Sure with every other member in th^ have h ea i d :Bro. White will be desperate fighting in front of Miseveral states in .completing such glad, t o brier him again. Bishop Washington, Aug. 21.— I t was raumont. where the Germans for an organization asfls here outlined M o rr is o n W ill preach-only in the definitely decided today th at a time have managed to with­ g a p d all. who can and eveiy available agency at the m. o.rn. in— . ,. do so stand assault after assault, but tourist rates would be provided command of the several members should a r r a n g e to hear him. He here they also have suffered great this year for travel to Florida, th e acting in their official capacity was f o r m a n y years |pastOr o f t he railroad administration assuring losses. shall gbe usfcd in completing the leadin g M e t h o d is t i churches in Senator Trammell that immediate Beauregard and Dovecote ap­ organization’ and in the execution L o u is v ille a n d Atlanta. Later lie action would be taken in regard toparently now are held by the was G e n e ia l Missionary Secre­ this matter, which is of great im­ of the plans adopted. British to the south. The British portance to the Btate. " 7. It is the fixed and an­ ta ry f o r a n u m b er of years. For also hold a section of the Vailway.' tw e n ty y e a r s he hasjbeena bishop nounced policy to require by or| Seminole county can well be This means that the farmers of Every inch of the railway em­ Modified freight rates on castor and is re c o g n iz e d a ; one of th£ ‘ in and < proud of her com crop this season. Seminole county will liVe at home bankment in th l north lias been beans and hulls are covered in an and board at the same place and fought for, the Germans regard­ ordei being drafted for promulga­ bankers that the distressed or sur- A m o st c o r d ia l -m\ Ration is x It is a source of pride and satis­ thev need not fear that the wolves ing this as the most important tion tomorroe, -to replace prohibi­ tended t o a ll t o be pf-esent at any faction especially iri^war times plus cotton of the 1918-19 crop of famine will stalk in this part of position of the battlefronL The, tive rates now in force. tnat the farmers of this county the woild this winter and the big Germans were strongly entrench*' shall be earned by each local com­ or a ll t h e serv ic e s munity, and that the great bulk of need not send north for com'and com crops of the middle west -can ied on a line running through . Wrecked Car on Smyrna Roqd N a s s a u G oes Dry they .it shall be carried by the producthey will not only have plenty for he shipped across the water or Momlincourt, jast east of the While, returning from N ow ersj until such time as .available — F e m a n d in a , Aug.—21.— Nassau] theirr~0Wn needs but will be able used in the other parts of the coun- railroad embankment, and they Smyrna Sunday afternoon in their shipping facilities and improved cou n ty w e n t “ d f y " today by a _____ sell_____________________ com to other states. ____ This try and the railroads will never had to be reckoned with, while A conditions will provide an m a jo rity o f 250 votes, after an is ajiso true of th e jia v crop andf^iain be taxed to haul corn and the Germans holding out on the car Murray Sams and W market c Stringfellow met w ith a n accident least not to this embankment itself from dugouts outlet for such surplus as may be ex citin g c a m p a ig n * adding another of the largest and'best hay hay to Florida.at ™ county. produced, at prices in excess o f , COu n ty t o t h e sta te’s list. Prior crops of recent years has and depe ground positions had to lias jjust the cost of production. 't o t o d a y ’s v o t in g , Femandina has been harvested in the Sanfiord In conjunction with the many be.bombed before they were siother good feeds raised ip this! lenced. “ 8 The plan herein formulated been an o a s is fo r many Jackson- section. and turned over once completely In and around this 9 'ity on the couhty, -much of which will be | The tide of defeat still surges and once again. Mr. Sams was is intended to govern the intelli- j ville p e o p le , follow in g ..the dry various vegetable farms the com turned into fattening hogs and heavily against the German argent movement and marketing of vo te m D u v a l recently, pinned under the car ridd there never looked better and this great cattie, the silage is a big factor mies in France and Flanders. On one of th e. world’s great staple remained until Mr. Stringfellow J a c k so n c o u n t y far mere are re­ crop is now being harvested and and many of the silos will be filled four important sectors British yanked him out by the left hind brops in a gradual way, in such manner as to respond to the de- jo ic in g o v e r t h e fa c t that they are to much of it is being ground into with green silage that will fatten and French arms again have been leg. The windshield was broken mands of the trade, and~t° pre- have a f lo u r m ill in that aection. meal at the Brumley mill and the stock this winter. There are served, and the entire German the standards of the windshield vent congestion of traffic at points Tip* ^tabU shm en t o f a mill there, many of the farmers have their many hundreds of acres of corn-ltrfront from Ypres in Belgium, th tom off. and the car badly dam­ pf concentration, and to distribute ho th e y s a y , will h ave tl>e tendency own mills on the farms and ore this county and it will help out Soissons on the Aisne now is more aged otherwise,-but neither Sams the carrying burden of the sur- to in c r e a s e th e K te a g e planted to flow making their own meal and considerable in keeping down the seriously menaced than before, nor Stringfellow was badly hurt.— grits. 1- -! high cost of living. 1 French troops of Gen. Mangin DeLand News.. plus crop among the producers, w h eat in t h a t cou n ty. CHANGES TO \g$gf • 4 VV •' . . . J ■ iP g Aw. ] ■ i 1 • •j BIG CORN CROP HERE r _ I ’ rfr E ■•A* ) 4 •• .V * s �' Fac e t w o GROWERS SUPPLIES HARDWOOD ASHES INSECTICIDES BLUESTONE N A I L S ....... SEEDS Place Your Orders Early i » » • 'I CHASE & CO. - SANFORD, FLA . on oM >ops.— The week t favorable where the 1 was sbfflcieht, ai\d all crops! were revived, espefcially^ cane, \ sweet potetoes, some late corn, Citrus fruits, peas, and the p of late cotton. In por____Leon county,. however; [fPorts indicate that the boll wee­ vil is damaging cotton to a con­ GOOD TO THE L/1ST DROP siderable extent. ^Cotton pickinr is quite general in’ the centra .counties,-where the long staple is mostly grown. Picking will be­ come general in the northern counties about Sept.' 1; short stapk^eotlofTls opening freely in Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward^jRobfijLt vanppnlnnf --------- -------" Deane, TrFnny- Deane, F. F. Roper, r> ti « ► t A „ , ni,n all portions of the belt. The com crop, as a whole has imrttrmland w . ' c much is being harvested. T h e cellor, Them Stiles, Alton E. FarMary Eads reporter and Rev. F. whito fly is reported in some citrus noll, Harry B. Lewis, Jr. M . C. Eads pastor. groves. Stock ranges are poor. -1j K YOUR C iiO C E R , Army Epworth Era Agent Frances Preparations are being made for John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Bridges of Bartow ow vvisited in Leslie Hill, Seth WoodruZ, Stanley Ocala recently... He plans for inW’ alker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe ased subscriptions on Era Day Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ He will attend Southern College, derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, Sutherland. Geofge McLaughlin, Harold Wa|/iThis league editor assisted the hurn, Albert Fry, James Ea^idge, young people of Oxford in organ­ George HufT, Thomas Sullivan, W. izing an Epworth League last W hen You Can Buy One M ad e At Hom e at A. Pattish&i), Meade Fox, Ingram Sunday. Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne W il­ Clearwater. Seniors have 29 in liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, mission study class. They are Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, John Le.e, Jr., A. Stafford, Andrew taking up their fourth book. That will G ive Longer and Better Service. Miss Irma Lathrqp of BradenAulin, John Cater Lawton* Allred M ' See Our Stock of town assisted by Miss Julia Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis. Hubble will hold Tampa District Arthur Lewis, M elville C. Tyler, J. Institute next month. F. Coates, Ernest Gormley, W alter High Springs Juniors, Inter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam mediates and Seniors cannot be Pevchousc, Harry Carlson, C. E. excelled for efficiency in any com­ Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long munity. ... v James Weaver, Norman Baker, Er­ President Garfield - Evans of nest C. Morris, Ike House, T . M Sutherland visited leagues in Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy StaZord, -Tajnpa and St. fietersburg,^, . Le\vtie Oglesby, Densler StaZord, T ‘ R 6V.‘ W*. J.'Bartlett reports new 6 . Gllils, Willie O. Goolsby,' Harrold Leagues at- Grahd Island- and Holiday, C. If. Peabody, Robert Paisley. All the people attcrided. Merriweather, Robert itouth, • Staf­ ford ‘ .LeFite, Grover . LeEils, -J ’ aul Have ordered Epworth Era Hand­ Dooley, E. L . 'M o t t , Frank Camp- books and other literature. Good .hell, •William- Hartley, Floyd Wash­ programs, . lessons prepared and burn, Oscar-* DuBoie, Edwin L. not read from the Era. . . • Miss Lillian Ralph, now of Dinklp, Harley A. Moines. Lakeland is assistant editor. She Sami J. Pickens,' Harry II. N ew ­ is an efficient workman and “ needman, ‘ Bryan Walker, Andrew J. eth not to he ashamed.” She is King, Charles Priester, Robt. O. now at work \m the Journal- and W eeks*. Walfred Pierson, Vander Year Book. Pqrritte, Adolph' Shpw, Barney F. Rev. E. K. Denton of West Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan M it­ Madison charge 1s one of the best chell, Drawdy Mntthers, Lewis CoL League organizers in Florida. He lins, John A. Rhodes, John R. Long, — ajiappy_ball of----------------believes in the young people_for William B. Lynch, JnmeB II. Lee, J. HEALTH -serviced------- , . . ! ‘ C. Hutehinaon.—C-—Tt—Bm ithr^Ruy Maud B. Little, Mason, Dr T . A. Neal, ^George — a golden ball of E. L. Editor. flym an, John E. Hawkins, Fred nlW EALTH * lard, Carl Robert Willie, Joe Zapf, • ••’* • • » Ralph Geiger, Harry ’ GeigtvrN Fred . Weather and Crop Conditions — a sweet, juicy Orange. i, meetings are regular lit the Island Ij City. “ All for Christ.” . ( Miss Geneva Cason visited and reorganized Moore’s Station Se­ niors last Sunday. She with the assistance of Miss Ethel Bouchelle , of DeLaiid will hold Ix?agu • Navy stitute at that place this fal KnH Schultz, Shcrmnn Routh, I North Miami District. Collier Hrown, Oliver Murrell, N ed! Misp Alberta Arnold of.Grdv Chittenden, R oy .Chittenden. Ralph j Jan(1> Orlando-District is taking Roumlllnt, Allan Jones, Morris Spen-u^|n|ng jn Cincinnati University cer, Hugh -White, Oscnr Rouse, C. J. of Music, looking forward to her |Lawton, James Purvis, William work as a mission volunteer. Hartley, 'Wallace Lipford, W. Ci — Financial Secretary M . H. Temple. • Jones of Tampa writes for in? Forrest Gatchel, Ed. Cameron, crease(J pledges for League ad- EMINOLE’S OF HONOR 5. MAXWELL SiOiiSE CO FFEE J K S a L 'S 2 '.S £ & COUNTY H A P P E N IN G S A B U N C H O F IN T jE R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R ­ R E S P O N D E N T S — E V E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N ­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T R EPO R TER S FOR T H E H E R A LD UPSALA A N D GKAPEVILLE R ev Albertson of DeLand. and Mrs Coates of Sanford were both . recent callers at the home of Rev Ericson Mrs Hilm er Lundqulst was a caller,. with - her Interesting little daughter, M elva at. the homes of Mrs H O Lundqulst and Mrs ca er with her .increstng little Mrs H ilm er Lundqulst was a caller, with her interesting little dapghtcr, M elva at tho homes, o f Ballinger^ Mrs. Andrew Bertleson of San­ ford spent tho day with Mrs, M agford Hpent the day with M ff. Mng. nuson. Mrs. Scbmah, who hod been nurs­ ing at the home of E. F. Lundqulst h(is. recently, returned home. The annual Adventist picnic for their Sabbath school was held W e d ­ nesday at- Crystal* Lnkc, quite n number going out in uutos. . Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lundqulst , now have fifteen grand children, the latest, a son was bom to Mr, and Mrs. Garden. Lundqulst at Pensa­ cola on the 8th.*Mr. nnd Mrs? T . O. T yn er and. children, Elmer, Florence, Eleanor; Pearl and the baby, JThomns _Olii). expect to lpave~Frtday for little trip to visit his relatives ih Georgia. . Mrs. Ballinger m er Lundquist expect t o leave t ip to visit his called on Mrs. El­ Wednesday. F iday fo a little elatives in Geo gia.' Mrs. Ballinger called on M is. Elmei Lundquist Wednesdny. Grocery Specials At Me CULLER’S SmalLCream, Doz. - 60c Tall Cream, Doz. - $1.35 Allgood Olio, lb. -. 40c 5-lbs. Lima Beans - 85c ■ . \ - v 5-lbs. Navy Be$ins 85c Qt. Jar Pickles - 30c Export Soap, each - 5c Grandma W . Powders 5c Clover Hill Butter — The Best, lb. - - - 60c 3-lbs. Maxwell House Cofee - - - $1.00 Van Camp Soups 2 Cabs for - w • 25c ms, doz. Dales, pkg. 40c - - 75c L. P. McCulkr BJHONE 277 H. G. Lundquist and family vis­ ed at the hom? of Mrs Lundquist’s parents Wednesday evening Prlayer’ meeting Sunday evening at the church as usual M arjjaiot Eiicson returned with hei cousin, Eva K a ir to DeLand for a few weeks’ visit M l and Mrs Jack Thompson and the twins and daughter, Miss Edna' with hei f.iend, Lau a Avery of DeLand called upon all.their old friend* in Grapeville Thursday afternoon EAST SANFOR 3RD . . . . The presiding elderr, Rev. Mr. White will he at Moore Station church - Sunday, Aug. 25th . for morning preaching and there will he n picnic lunch on the church grounds and a business meeting in the afternoon.Little Miss Ruth Grier has been tfuite -.ill with malaria and erysipelas... Dr. Tolar has mazde her well-again. 0. A. Honk of Cameron City has accepted a position ns fore­ man in the steel shipyards in Jacksonville. Mrs.. J. F. McClelland and little folks are afr.Ft. Christmas visiting her-parentsrMr.-and-Mrsr Brown this week. 1. D. Hart was in Pahokee last week,, made the entire trip in his Ford truck. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller of M iller avenue are entretaining a party of six of Mr. M illcFereiatives from Welbourn. Mrs. W. E. Prevatt and son, Neal are in New. Smyrna for the week with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Currie. Ralph Currife is here from New Smyrna' keeping M r. Prevatt company. Leonard Marello and family from Georgia are the new tenants in Joe Cameron’s house on Cam­ eron Villa road. Carl Chorpcning was in New Smyrna Sunday with a party ,of friends: . . : The Cameron hoys and Mr. Stapler went to Pnnokie in the Cameron truck instead of Palatka. 'T h e y made, the trip from here to Okeechobee 'City and from that point to PaliM ie on the beach of Lake Okeechobee. W H Y ? Pay $1.25 to $1.50 For a Broom 1 -2 The Price Palm Leaf Broom s T The Geo. H. Fernald H ardw are Co. I am a ball --a round ball Hilliard. Robert H ill. Eddie Povter, Raymond M cDon­ ald, Carl McDonald, 'Clarence Tem ­ ple, Joe Qyerry, William Shepard, Victor M. Greene, First LieUt. Geo. G. Herring, Second Lieut. Ralph Wight, Clarence Mahoney, Homer •Wynne, Wulter Mason, Jojin Pczold, Paul Pezold, Edmond Stowe, Frank Lossihg,' Arthur Loosing, Rerkoley Blackman, W orthington. Blackman, Wallace Lqe, Henry Leej'A lvin Ken­ dall, Brittain Johnson, Josnph Wynn, C. S. Lee, T ate'' Chapman, R,„ A. Cobb, J. J, Driggers, A. 1. Ross, Tom Meredith, William Coulbourn. Fred Wight. Reginald Holly, Virgil Lee Smith, Carl Mulm, Hume Humph, c Curl Bruton, H. A, Chorpcning, Harry Phillips, Louis-. H. LennrU, Efioch M. Austin,"Edward C. Austin, Isaac M. Dyess, Will Erickson, C. S. Hicksoli, T. F. Singletnry, J. (). H iifl/E d ­ ward Routh, J. R. Stroud,**E. ,11. Webb, E<twin Ruulerson, II a IV h King, C. A. Clark, Marcus Loinhar*. McDomald Carraway," Geo. A. DeCottes, Hqrry Cobb, Raymond L. Allen, Aubrey M. Haight, Charles It. Munn, Gordon Raker. Edward Franklin Carrnwi^’ . GENEVA Your correspondent has been having a vacation, camping on the beautiful shores, of.Lake Har­ ney; which >s gt owing more popu­ lar each summer as a resort. Sev­ eral parties from Sanford, Moore’s ^ Florida Epworth Lcagucdom • Station,. Cameron City, Genova It w ill be of greatJnterest to and so.on have spent a part of the the headers of the Sanford Herald season tlytre, preferring it to the ocean beach. Mr. Whitcomb is to hear-of the splendid progress of having an up to date bungalow Enterprise leaguers. Seniors, un­ built there'which he expects to oc­ der Miss Geneva Caspn report Have 45 members, cupy soon. .The. place is ably regularly.equally divided into teams under looked after by - Mr. and ^Mrs. the four department officers. Chambliss, who live on the Th ey have 35 tithers and 13. cop­ grounds. ies of Epworth Era. Have splen­ Friday’s copy of the Herald did assortment, of literature and reached us Saturday p. m. and use budget system. African spec­ we are hoping it will continue to ial is $25.00.’ Mission study class do so, instead of coming the fol­ twice a month. They are taking lowing Monday as ‘ heretofore ,up the Epworth league reading Airs. J. 1. McLain and children i course. Have a fine year’s policy are spending a month atCoronndo, and welcome committee. Have **each* ! ordered Service Flag for seven Mr. and Mrs Chas. Phillips League boys who have gone. spent last Sunday at‘ ^ Daytona They send all the Christian literBeach going over in their car. ature they can to a mission in Claude Olmstead of Fort Japan and in the Philippines. Pierce spent last week in Geneya Junior League under Miss Edna in the interest of orange buying. Flowers does much memorizing , from Bible. Had their first social i this fnbnth with fine program and Who %ullt First Autot Miss Ervietta • . J“ st ''!**?, hmU lU*. Ilrst autwnobUe refreshments. in tliv llnlltil States Is a mutter of Brooks Faber sends report. dlsimte. El wood Huynek of ‘ the Our former assistant editor, Hayne* Autotnohllo rompuny of Koko­ mo, la one of the c.lalmuutH of the C. C. Fraser is home at Ocala on a furlough after a successful voy­ ^ 1mu,-hlue t,ulu by him In age “ over there.” IKtl4 , which made He reports fHn ------- successful trial trip at the apqed fdx or seven miles good service of the Y . M. C. A. . . of- .— •n hour July 4. 1WH, I. on exhibition and many Christian workers: »t the Smithsonian InaUtutlon at' SecreUmy Leroy Roberts of Washington. South Miami District writes that Temperature.— .Temperatures during the week averaged from about norrnal to 3 deg. above. The week'was unusually hot; the highest reported was 103 deg.; the lowest, 6G deg. • Precipitation.— Rainfall___ was generally insufficient along the Atlantic coast counties, some crops having been seriously dam­ aged as a result of the drought in the southern division. In por­ tions of the extreme north and in the west central portion of the peninsula the weekly rainfall rang­ ed from 1 to •! inches; west"of the Suwannee river and along the Atlantic.coa.st, however, the amounts wort? generally les^ than one-half inch, and some stations report no rain. The (Allowing amounts •oc­ curred: Tarpon Springs, 5.2; Pi­ nellas Park, 2.1); Tampa, 2.4; Brooksvffie, 2.9; lakeland, 2.4; Cedar Keys, 2.2;-Lake City, 1.2; “ Tflei and1 McClenrfy, 1.7 inches. COULD HARDLY STAND ALONE Terrible Suffering From Headache, Sideache, Backache, and Weak­ ness, Relieved by Cardoi, Says This Texas Lady. • Gonzales, Tex.— Mrs. Minnie Philpot, of thla place, writes: "Flvo years ago I‘ was taken with a pain In my left side. It was right under my left rib. It would commence with an aching and extend up Into my left ahoulder and on down Into my back. By that time the pain would be so severe I would have to take to bed, and suffered usually about three days . . . I Buffered this way for three years, and got to be a mere skeleton and was ao weak I could hardly stand alone. Was not able to go anywhere and had to let my house work g o ...I suffered awful with a pain In my back and I had the headache all the time. 1 Just was unable to do a thing. My life was*a misery, my stomach got in an awful condition, caused from taking ao much medicine. 1 suffered ao much ' pain. I had Just about given up all hopes of our getting anything to help me. • One day a Birthday Almanac was thrown in my yard. After reading Its testimonials I decided to try Car-' dul; and am so thankful that I did, for I began to improve when on the second bottle...I am now a well woman and feeling fine and the cure has been permanent for it baa been two years since my awful bad health. I will always praise* and recommend OarduL” Try Cardul today. I L IK E Y O U . j. \ * I W A N T you to kiss me. I am in a bottle now. The label on the bottle savs O RAN G E CRUSH 5ccat any store. Le3s by * the case. I am bottled by -H. Sanford Coca-Cola. ^Bottling Company v • « nm SXNFORU FLORIDA ___ : ____ : • . jg- * Sacks *,F. *o r ' *C a s t d T •• Beans •• * t N ew or Second Hand Bags W R IT E F O R P R IC E S Southern States B a g Co. * JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA XIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIII1IXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIII Elder Springs Water Pure, Sparkling Spring W ater Brought To Your Door .Daily. • Elder Springs W ater H as a Guaranteed Purity * . of 99.98 Per Cent. T. O. Charles Distributor P H O N E 338 .V Xlinill«mxinillllllliXIIIIIIIIIIIIXxniinHiHiMimiiim»M r: r-* ■ •__ O '* ' r\ vfl �./ ■ r ■• CATTLE WILL BEAT TRUCK Sanford ' The French people in their flight left their chickens, cattle/^tc., and the French government gives tnos? to the American officer^. In preference to the possibility of their falling into the hands of the hoches. Last night was the first time I have-slept In a bed In "tw o weeks, and it certainly was comfortable. ./> Wo are no longei hnving trench warfare but open fighting, which is much m o r* difficult. This pn, t of here we -now aro is most — S T O C K - F A P E R S G I V E beautiful, apd one can hardly blame for desiring it. A sec­ O U R C O U N TY M U C H tion of tfyt^Y. M. C. A. goes to the front withNjs,* and supplies us with AD*' E R T IS IN G all the “ luxuries” of. life, such as * Sanford a kA Seminole county are paptfr, amoving materials, choco­ already gett no valuable advertising lates, etc. as a result TSf Jthe eradication In my sta^-aLthe fp6nt T\have not election of firilinonth. The follow­ experienced any gus shells, r»qt the ing is taken\JFom Southeast Live high explosives are something ter­ .. Stock, published at Columbus, Ga., rific. and having w id e . circulation In the house we are now occupythroughout the* southeastern states: ng‘ we found a ’ cellar loaded with inoie •county, Florida, voters “ Seminole il? cattle tick exponents at wallopedd M uie a special election held on July 16 to vote on compiilsory dipping of cattle,-. « b y a score of 185'f6r to S-t Against. “ Such an overwhelming ^majority pressagi the complete dead' up,of Seminoli county next season. “ Somp cattle feeding was done arouna Sanford last winter, silage made from «cofh grown os a follow cipp after celery and lettuce being the princii a) teed, with -a little con­ centrates. During the past season a number ol silos have been built in that community and^he indlcatinos point o large herds of cattle being fed here the coming winter. “ SanfoFd is known' all over- the United .States ns the celery capital o f the country, but with the cattle fever ticks eradicated and improved cattlp produced in that county, the feeding operations may exceed the value of the trucking industry in the next few years, at the same time de­ veloping the trucking, industry to greater importune ns the animal made fertilizer enriches the lands.” though. love, Excess ProfltR Not Fair on Crop Failures Washington, D. C., Aug. 22.— The rtin to substitute war profits for “ excess” profits will be popu­ lar among the farmers. The ex­ excess profits plan has worked some peculiar hardships on the tillers of the soil. Officials o f the farm loan board tell of a case where a farmer in the south raised 80 acre? of potatoes which Ke sold at a good price. Before the war The American troops, with a little more training will be able to easily whip Germany. The Americans arc natural horn fighters,' and the French — although they have fought well, ought to have won long ugo. Last night a town two miles from lere was bombarded and we slept n the cellar of this house, where ample protection was afforded. Your last letter to me was about day 7th, so another is about due now and is eagerly* awaited. M y little girls arc in my thoughts qt. all .times, and when 1 rejoin them shaU be'so happy the world won't he big enough to hold me and my oy together. nrdon this scratch, hut I um so ised f o r ‘ time .that I-fea r I shall forget , how to write. body my love, and with my best love to you all, I am, Yqurs devotedly, , William. From Arthur Losslng The following letter" is from' A r­ thur Lossing to his parents in tnis city:, . Fraifc£>.fuly-18, 41)13. M y Deur Folkk at. Home: This letter-will lie wiittCiT'-undcr The following letter was written ntirely different conditions Jtom the by Capt. Hiiwls and transmitted' to the otlVr one I 9m standing in a friends in Sanford: tren that is dug in the sand. Have al­ The following letter written by ready written’ 'two-page letters to ...Capt. Wm. A. Rawls, Jr., to his [id Louie, so it is about mother graphically describes some of tim e'I w W writing to youTaUhdugh his experiences on the front in t will notVhe so long as the other Frunce and will be of inleresCJo his was. It is aery w arm .today-n ftorTfLmuny Pensacola friends: good rain yesterjlay and last nifffuT France, Juntrllfh, 1918. The sun is shining so •oil' Cqfiipment Darling Mama: ' l * M>* • is drying well. We have had a little This is the first chance to write, excitement the lust day or so, hut it since my joint letter to you und as ubout pulsed away. Also I papu; since that lime I ’ have been iave seed some real trench life and through some trying and exciting warfare so I know^ what it is, and times. The situation became acute you bet your Ufa it is all thiit is said .due to. the drive,^*nd we were caller: [ 0f jt( un(j no preferable life at that, from southern Franco for immediate How are ■things nt-home? Have duty. We have been in the thick o! you heard from Frank yet? I hnve the fight for a whole week, and are not received, answers to my two now buck in a <piiet 'deserted French A. E. F.’s and postal curd thut I ** village for a rust of a few days. We sent him sipce he .sailed. Am anx­ leave tonight for a march to another ious to hear from ' liim. Expect, to town, und R«t there in the morning. get lots of letters when I rejoin my Four nights ago the Germans mude Company, for I am now with the a terrific bombardment of the town Battalion “ Headquarters us' runner. In which mj company was billeted, Wish you could see’ the e hell holes and my cusudly. list of wounded und over the country around hdre. They dead amounted to twerity-sevon, in­ muke it. resemble a sieve.. .It Is cluding thre* lieutenants killed outclothing up as though we were going ' right: since that time I have become to be .visited wl|h another rain-be­ u fatalist, sad feel that my time fore night. t simply had tot arrived. One of the Will be glad y.’hen we get back to shells wourdtd all of my (our conks, .where we can clean up once more. ami We wero giving first uid when a Am so covered with sand that I high explosiu* shell burst ten feet don’ t feel right. Expect to be re­ away from m% which resulted in the lieved soon, so will get a chunce mujority of the casualties. Black, What uro the. kids doing through < dark, no ligkts allowed, and shells theii vacation? Are they playing (ilHing like hbl an experience 1 shall hard and enjoying good times? . ivaj/soon ft^rjet._ I had been out •July 20th.— Was called qut to de• * * * * '»»' r% ^wirti two liduenunts posting a pluliver a message to Uy. I’ . C. and ^ t o o n ou the igh|ing sector, and we besides I couldn't* thihk of any more 1:ad just ruUined to our rooms for to write then, so will finish this page • .the,night, atj<ne o'clocloip m., when now. Received u short type written the, boinburdnent began. These letter from Frank yeaterduy telling * '.same two aoc one other were dead me that he was in tho vicinity of fifteen riiinut*- later. I.think now I the Somme, hut, though France was leud a charimd life, us it is nothing very pretty he preferred the old short of a pirucle how ^escaped U. S. A., and would never want to without a* scrach. I have Just writ­ ramble abbut the world when once ten Jetters of empathy,and a narrus he got back home. I'oor fellow, tivc of the intdenls to the relativeguess he bus had a tough time of it, of sthe dynd oficers, and I did my so I must elosc this-and write him a< best to tell ail I know they wi\rjt to letter to cheer him bp some. From hear. ’ • * . what hp writes I believe we will soon Lieuts. Ball, N. C.. Mayes, S. C. see each other, though am not sure and' ’ Juckson, 'Jolo.; you probably yet.'.> If he can say that much I can saw their name* in the1 casualty lists. say that I have been somewhere . We . have bj*en in the liveliest sec­ nqar the Marne, Much love. ___ — * Arthur. tor-on the fron^ and we can well be-, Uevc h. TortigutTwe go to a sector France, July 25, 1918. which it U pot dangerous'because It is ao very quiet. Dori’ t worry a bit M y P « r Folks: a b o u t; me in connection with the. r Well, I' sm still ut the ' business, foregoing as 1 shall always be safe,. undv am pot sure when I can write Quite a number of Germans have that long letter to you. The other been taken ‘prisoners in the last few day I managed to get put of tfie line days, and they x*hen questioned, all long; enough to get a shot at a agree that Germany is not faring so 'boche.“ -JlJie shot wua a " h it " too, •well, and the, French feel that the for he never moved after he pitejied Have seen some roal exrltewar will not Last through the homing over. progressing. I winter: • I wrote to Ethel yesterday, ment which but left out much 0f tho above be­ have, a long let ter ^written to Louie, cause she might be unnoccaaarily and you folk , hut everyone is so busy that I cannot: g e t , them cen­ frightened... In tJii^. town tie officers, are occu; sored tin ii Idler,- ko I Jim- writing to hreuk the suspense. pying two elegnM 'vacated ho*lTs, and 'w e have bee: Hvjng like kings. .- ling well and believe I will gat Letters From Soldiers close, with lota a Arthur/ WAR PROFITS FOR FARMERS >ottled cider, nnd red -wine twenty^ six years old: this, of course, we have enjoyed very much. ‘* ' Will and had accumulated a fine as­ sortment of debts. The “money from his potatoes paid thes^ dents and he was about, to'start even when the collector svyooped dowm on him and made & comparison between his farm profits during peace years and his farm profits since the war began. On this Com­ parison what he got for his pota­ toes was practically all excess |ii*ofits and he had to mortgage land again to pay his income tax. If the government had been after war profits alone they would not have driven this man back into debt ort the theory that any­ thing he madewas “ excess” ^prof­ its. ' * : y The farmer doed not- mind .be­ ing taxed, but he would like to got oft with only, his share of taxa­ tion. He does not relish the latest suggestion' which is to tax farm loan bonds issued by the, govern­ ment farm loan board. These government bonds have been tax exempt, but the private banking interests who make their living lQaning money at high interest to farmers are agitating a tzax on these bonds as a source of revenue: The only effect of such a tax, as they know, would be to raise the interest rate for loans to farmers so that the farmers in addition t£ paying taxes on the full value of his land,, whether mortgaged or free of mortgage would also be taxed on his debts. • It is bad enough to be taxed on what he has but it Is hard to be taxed on what he owes. , . .. -diia The Allotted Span. The “ allotted sp ii!i"«q f life la, offlrinlly, threescore yenrs*Tnil ten. We know n' doctor who cjcc^arcd. that If we lived sonslldf• we should not die dll we were 150. Unfortunately, how•ver, we cannot refer you to this geaJetunn personally fo r hta prescription, is he died n nnturnl death two y^nrs lgo. n’t the age of thlrty-slx.—London nt-nits. •:! • •/ if. MONDAY, AUG. 26 • • ' *’ - ♦ * ' . i Indications arc that merchandise will be very scarce, and one of our buyers while in the Eastern M arkets during the past few days, made some very fortunate purchases of this season's most desirable merchandise, which has been arriving daily, and for Monday, August.26th, we will have a very special showing and many bargains that will interest you in Piece Goods, Suitings, Ginghams, Waisting, Skirtings— also special offerings in Ladies' M u s­ lin Underwear. D on’t forget the Shoe Department. SHEETING SALE -. < For Monday only, 36-in Unbleached Sea Island Sheeting will be placed /v ' on sale (Limit 10 yards to cus­ tomer) a yard...... CRETONNES » 36-in. PLAID SUITING W e have just received a splendid assortment of Cretonnes in the most attractive Fall designs. Come early while the_stock is complete. These have been specially priced for 35c and..*..:....... .......... This is indeed an attractive Suiting, consisting of a navy blue over plaid ^efifec. The ideal mate­ rial to make these new style skirts. * Specially price AQkg* a y a rd ...... ................... • 19c LACE SALE As another very special, see our a.vorlmenl of Lacea, which wo have specm ially prepared for this sale, priced per yard....!..................................... ■ 25c K IM O N A FLANNELETTE CANTON FLANNEL Just received a desirable selection of Flannolette, in neat designs for Kimonos, ■•fw aw eic. These we hove priced for our Monday sale a yard.......................... We have secured a lot of Bleached Canton Flannel, also Unbleached Canton Flannel, while these lots last we can iave you money. R o Im , f o n c .D d U y Assortment of Silk, Organdy and Swiss, trimmed, • worth OfC/» 35c, choice Irdpb embroidery s f l ^ H E l U ) SUITING JAPONIKA BILKS Genuine black and white Shepherd T h e material you aro,1looking for,to make that pretty sofl silky Waist Check Suiting, the de- O C T Hirahle material to make or Dross. Ail colors, also gx we have it in black and ' "a iT lR * a neat-skirt or dress white, ayaril.-— .<r.rr.:^r~ • • ' • • • • M USLINS AND CAMBRICS - R racc p : nc D ld o o I Ilia For Monday we have a special supply of Bleached Mtulia , Cambrics and Long O O Clo<h, specially pricod a* a- yara ' 35c, 30c, 26c and.......................,...... Special pick up, 160 count, 5c a package, M onday.... = worth 3c FLAXON W AISTING SPECIAL 40-in. While Fiaxon, this Ls a sheer__ 27-in sheer While Watsttfig,dainly piece of-^naterial, although , neat self woven stripe, a cotl on ini' woven as linen gx ge sjiecicllly good value for and our price is u yard * £ v * ^ / * a yard ............................' only v| S K IR T SPECIAL s h ir t in g c h e v io t s TABLE DAMASK • EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING For Monday this bran exceptional This i} what the mothers are lookThis is a great opportunity to se­ special in Ladies' Muslin Under­ 45-in Embroidered Organdy ly Floun­ Floun- ing for, 9 special lot of O CT cure a 72-inch—nearly all linen skins, embroidery trim­ lie n il cing, this is a beautiful f \ C i Cheviots suitable for Table Damask, snow .weave, worth .$1,35. a med, specially priced blouses and men’s shirls bleached, wl)ilo lot while stock lasts, only !..! yard, our special ,prfcq lasts a yard ............ 79c $1.49 ....... LADIES’ DRAWERS Good quality, regulation open slyle, ladies’ mus­ lin Drawers, These are specially priced at only .. made 49c $2y»0 GOWNS T1.98 M EN'S SOX ENVELOPE CHEMISE Ladies' nainsook Night Gowns, For Monday's scllin inday's selling,-a good os- daintily trimmed, a -g Special lot of Men’s half hose, in sorlment of Ladies Tenfy f\ splendid value for I wJ W black, while and colors, O ET•dys, neatly ly trimmed in $2.50, our price..... .’ priccd u |iair al only 4flo . lyles, special at . • * assorted styles 35c, 26c, 19c and .... * TENNIS SHOES CHILDREN’S SOX Men's while canvas' lYniils Shoos Genuine mercerized silk lisle half with while corrugated /\q hose for children, with either pink, Iffue or lilack rubber soles, att- sizes tops, special........ ........ special value 25c LADIES' HOSE In silk, lisle and coltqn, .special values ut a pain, only -j * * $1.49, G9r, 59c, 49c, 35c I 25c, 19c and------- -------- MISSES’ PUM PS We have a special showing of Mlmies' and Children's "Godm aq’* Pum|M, Baby Doll Ftyle. leather, a pair j k X I $1.60,2.00and ......... ----------------- - j ■ APRON GINGHAMS These are fast colors and are a good count Ginghams in all popular size checks, si>eeial........ DRESS GINGHAMS 25c $i..i9 S k i r t s 9»r This w a wonderful bargain at this day and time, a splendid quality Mus­ lin Underskirt, special embroi­ dery trimrqed, only Amoskeag and Lancaster Dress ; Ginghams, with a beautiful lustre . finish in neat and attractive plaids,. . also in the newest stripes. This whole assortment is going Standard 42 x 36 prices each 49c, 39c and Winrlcnr Tine YvinUSOr Made o f mildly weave silks 110S alKcolors........... .... ....... OfT/a DRESS SHIRTS BOyS* PANTS Knickerbocker style Boys’ Pants, . Price advances will not again per­ sizes from 7 to 16 years, mit such nice Dress Shirls F7ET special prices range from A t\ as these, for Men, to he / from 1.98, 1.49. 1.19, 98c ZLM sold at this special price • 69c, 69 and__ W OM EN’S PU M PS Special new line of Ladies' Pumps on the latest lasts with Louis X IV heel special price* WHIE PUM PS $1.49 Ladies’ whi'e parhpa, rubber sole, wi- h a pneumat 1c rub her heel. This is a splendid value for.... We are fortunate to have this lot of Ladies Muslin Gowns which wo will sell Monday a g a r m e n t__ _ M USLIN GOW NS V-neck, long sleeve Ladies' Muslin Gowns mod yokes, a good .value for, . v i . i - c m PILLOW CASES SHEETS For Monday's offering we can offer a full 72x90 inch Sheet for dhly .............. M USLIN GOWNS M EN’S SHOES Gun Metal Blucher made on the Hi-to“ last, a neat "spefiSn*)10®___-- inch Pillow BATH TOWELS 18x40 inch Turkish Hath Towels, good weight, special value, whiie they iasi only ........ Rnraoii <w>orfc Center Pieces, Landry Bas— good D u ic d l! u L d ilo , assortment, special values. DRESS SHOES This is a popular number Gun Metal Bal. Shoes, made on Ihejpew English last, spec­ ially priced at only n pair....................... . . |J �t - , I , ------ A. - --- kk ■ • ■ . - « ■ •%) t . i ** tj ' »_*■ • . TT akP- •> JJtV \ Bh'i . c S'** j ,. - b. A R E YOU M ASTER OF YO U RSELF? , . . . . ■ * 1 , 1 la %% ' £• ‘ V-. y* jT’ "A T^torm of protests has been raised by the patrons o f T h e Her­ » t * R. J. HOLLY, Ed Hof , ald against the discontinuance of W. M. HAYNES. Business Msnager _ the Tuesday Herald and th e man­ agement has decided . to keep p the ■PubSthcd Kv«nr Tm J*r and Friday home'fires burning T w ice A Week ires 1 as form erly all through the summer because the readers . must .1 BSCKIPTIOS raiCE IN ADVANCK: have the news flesh off the 1wires. (j?ll* TZIR. HAS All right, dear readers, we will » IS MONTHS ............... ........... 1. I-3S i u i .n M O . N i u a . ........................ t> |keep it coming. All w e want is your assistance'in this little mat­ s . iig »i«N la Ik* OlT by CanlrV ItM Far Taar la ter of running a newspaper during Adraac* a» M Tor Moaib f.rr.gau la Arrmar* Mul B» Made *1 .Office war times. ------ 0 ----U lu W w SM*aQ-Clut Mill lltlbt Aura. 122nd There are a few. men here who . ISM, at Ibr Si Saaford. Ftarlda ^ “ L'ad-r Act o f Man* Srd. 1ST* _____ have assumed all the responsibiln *. lit i « jj itv for the collecting of w ar funds Offlf.*: Herald B«M!b| Tel+Hraira N*. and they have been worked to death. It is now high tim e that O U R P LE D G E ■ 23..1918 THE SANFORD HERALD 1B£ HERALD PRINTING COMPANY - x f ; Bi' ’ ’• 1^ *vW*‘- ‘ 1M W b e . released for more important labor. The saving thus made would give the merchant an opporr tu riity to invest ltf in Liberty Bonds or subscribe to Jhe Red Cross. ............r ... . ' ____ “•* • • - “ Unproductive effort must be - • .r* eliminated. Therefore", it' Is the Have vote trained yourself to sacrifice, do you keep to the straig d u ty of every one to co-operate line, of duty? I f you caiisay yes to this we are sure you are b v the rf-ompt pa\Tnerit of his bills. Why n o t 'begin now?"—p " f Bank customer— we are'fyere to start you 'ori the road to fortune Pierce 'News and be master of yourself. “ * ----- O Chimes From the Temple 1 M r . Massey is expected homa j CAPITAL S30.000.00 SURPLUS 515,000.00 next week. M r . H. E. Tolar and family are tak in g their vacation at Ormond Beach: <M r. E. J. Taylor and family are j !TlMUfTVPURBUSMfg£ now residing on Magnolia avenue. “ Appreciating lo (he utmoat the helped out in these campaigns h avin g sold their home on French j supreme unselfishness of our Ameri . These drones that stand around avenue. can manhood which is offering Its 0. L TATLOR w. IL STEVENS R. R. DEAl C. M. HAND and make disparaging remarks Am 'I Cash* C sRmm M r . and Mrs. Leslie Bryan and i very life upon the altar of freedom T lr . F ta aH al F. L WOODRUFF Vk»-Pr.»WUni about the men who are accomplish children and Mr. and Mrs. L. Y . for the world, we. the members of ing something in this w ar work B ryan left last week for Bamesthe Sonth Florida Press Association, THE BANK TH AT INSURES YOUR «DEPOSITS and are givin g all their tim e and * • vilfe, Ga., making the trip through in semi-annual session assembled, j money to it. You know them and in th eir auto. do hereby I rWWSioiySnniAnrtnftrAoftnni they should be made to get busy M r . and. Mrs. C. A. Whidden *’ Resolve, That In this crisis und | fa |j an (j their share of have moved to Orlando, where *s long as life shall last, we dediwork. W e! M r. Whidden b engaged in busi­ nothing-at-all per annum. cate all that we are and all that we j __ - Q • believe he does more free work; ness. hare to the support of onr glorious; . * nation, onr righteous range, and onr I The Haines C ity Herald tells Bow en Perritt b now working than any lawyer we have ever LINCOLN HULLEY, Ph. D.. LHt. U., LL. DI, President . illustrious gorernment. And be It i that its editor was m otoring With for the Sanford Cycle Co., help- met, and enjoys it too, to the fu ll-; est extent. -> . l a railroad man, and that when- ing m ake the wheels go round. Send N o.vy Jqr.a Catalog DeLand, Florida » » , . T -w : . * (ever they approached a railroad Airs. R. Z. Johnson has returned O n lj One Meaning.—A colored T 7^ ^m T f . , crossing the railroad man invari- from Jacksonville where she. has “ rookie” was visiting hb home in ’ THE GRADUATE D E PARTM EN T— Degrees of Master of Arts and Sciences. .V i f " ! , t T f S S ably slowed up, remarking that it been for some time in a hospital Pittsburg at the time of the big THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOR MEN—Twenty-one deparments tion display this resolution In bold ' . -i* ... .? . in all. . * for treatment. We are glad to T. N . T . plant’ explosion. Justi type nt the masthead of iU editorial ~ THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN— A woman dean, separ­ learn that she b greatly improved after the explosion he was seen) ate dormitories. !*? T IP . J k . I S ' I railroad crossing/’ explained the in health. beating it at full speed through j THE COLLEGE OF LAW — Graduates practice in Florida without examination. * " d. be ,‘Y rail mad man. T h b fa a valuable .resident end o »r re „ e .e n l.U ,e . ^ and ,f shou|d a c l M rs. C. F. Marshall b vbiting the union station and up to the i. TH E COLLEGE OP ENGINEERING-Coursc in Engineering leading to degrees in Jacksonville and will go from ticket office. “ Gimme a ticket,! TH E COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS— Esp&rially for Florida teachers. b eoBfreae, * upon it, many a feaiful accident there to points in Geirgia before boss, and I ’se in a pow’ful hurry," I TH E COLLEGE OF BUSINESS — Banking. Book-keeping, Shorthand,. “ Done and ordered In the rily of would be averted. W henever Vou he shouted, i “ T o what station?” j Typewriting. * returning home. Wauchuia, Biatczor Florida, this i2th a raiir0ad crossing ahead, it is asked the agent. ‘ ‘Just as far a s ! TH E ACADEMY— Prepares /djrjxJJJhigh grade colleges. day of July, 1918.” ' ' safe aisume*lt b “ train tim e,” W h ile P. F. Monger was recu­ you’ ll- take me, boss. Ain’t yo u : T H E .SCHOOL OF M ECHANIC -ARTS— For boys and younginen. ..................... . ........ - .■|and stop or slow up until you are perating in North Carolina thb done heard about that T. N. T . ! THE SCHOOL O FjM USIC— Piano, pipe organ, violin, voice, oarmony and Quart a month still holds good.' sure the train b not in sigh t.— summer he heard the following ex p lo sio n ?". “ $ure I have, but chorus work. •’ .\ . . from an old tim.e colored man what’s that got to do with you?” — —0 —— j Lakeland Telegram. TH E SCHOOL OF. FLNE ARTS,. “ Boss, th b Mr.. President Wilson asked-the~agent. “ I 'don’t know And Femandina has gone dry; ------O ----Special Attention is Culled To right in the middle of the summer, j, Daytona has what b term ed"aT ” s,^.° smartest man’ in de what it means to you white folks, 1. tfce l*re!imln»re C.oree In Afrtm'niir-— Botany, Biology Organic and poiyanif Cb*m• ........................ w o r ld ; he done and raised a fine ietry. qualitative and quaiilitativr acilrxu. AcneulUral Cbembty, Mineralogy, boss,” he said, "but to us cullud — — •— 0 -*“ ” " " j Fair Price Board which announces ------Gvobryrte.------------ : Sanford needs considerable each week what b considered a powerful arm y all in a year, and soldiers T . N . T. means Travel,: 2. The Pre-M«dleal rogue— Ify ilo L u Biology. Anatomy. Beeleriology, lUtology. Zoology, . Botany, l.ereral Ch»mbtr>'. Inorggnic 'CberaUtry. Orgatie Oiemutry; (Qualitative and more “ pep" if the people intend to fair price for groceries “and p ro vi­ he done and took all de-railroads Niggah, T ra vel.” (Quantitative Cbemiatry, Pky itf. ,' live. sions, • and it b generally under- arid* gib em to hb son-tn-law.” a. The Ccurae foe Ut-liy’oaa Wora-eq—In B.bliral Literatury. Hi«tory. Engi*b. Peyrhology, .Pedagogy. Ethie*. Uogir and Thei*n..' ' ‘ * ‘ ' -O stood that the merchants o f the M rs. Arthur Johnson and A r­ left last week fdr a visit Sanford should have a landing P,ace generally conform, to the thur, Jp., Jr., lei place for aeroplanes that are: nowi rotes fixed. T h e unique part of to relatives in .Evergreen, Ala. flying over the city every week. the idt’a ^ that three columns are Mrs. Johnson as president of our U NIVERSITY OF FLORIDA ----- O----* given to prices, the first being Euzelian Class has done much to FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE ' FOR W OMEN • Gainesville ’ The Germans are advancing on ! ! makc thU class » succef '' ' , Military Training Under Army Officers Tallahassee Berlin and before the winter Is t>c^s“ a°d dc.i» e :y , ami the third . ^ a message was re^ejv^i from Coum-g in Art, and Science*. Agriculture.' 5S9 Studcr.t, fnm 25 Kloridt .Countin and IT. ‘eharge and delivery.”, T h ere b i Forrest Gateh 6l! ’ Iasf ’ Saturday over will be comfortably quarter Chemical. Civil. Electrical and Mechanical Tjiri- State, 19)7.15. Total 951 istjudinc Summer not a great deal of difference in neerlnc. I.aw. Teacher*’ . 1 -School and Short CDum. that he was sailing from New ed in pnson camps. Tuition Free. Send for Catalog. ' . , Write at or.ee fx Catalog. the prices considered reasonably York w ith hb gun crew* for 4‘Some----- 0 A. A. ML’ RPHREE, President W W iliR n t’ONRADI, President rp, ,. • . , ., under the conditions suggestecT, where.” i hen° u luWn not 11C samj but the cash and cairv* customers W e are glad to welcome.H. M . TO C O N S ID E R W H EN BUILDING with all the boys gone to war and can ()Uite a bit of money in a hack from Tennessee. He says u,e Jrt* the loss o. their month ii they come ' with the Thrce Material Point* to B« Walghed cheerful faces and house and roy-; money and take away the goods, the w’eather was tooriurt-up tlicwe, by Mart-Who I* Planning to Own •• and he w*as delighted to get back stenng and frolics. And- more are The Davtona Halifax Journal His Dwelling Piece. to Florida where it is cool. going. . prints the price list. Mrs. D . G. Monroe expects to — —=^0 There nre three point* to be weighed — O— return to Jacksonville this week, In relation to the expenditure ofnioney “ Food Attracts Ants’’ says a| FQR D U R BOYS after several days spent in San­ for a house. First, the Initial cost; *eo headline in the Punta Gorda HerSanford should plant a tree on ford. andrthe nmount required annually for aid. Not in our house, Bro. Jorbulkhead for ev;ery man who Mrs. Iirotherson b teaching the mnlntennnce; third, the '’marketahlldan. \\ e are. waiting for the ants bas ^one to war from Sanford, Euzelian Class while the teacher Ity” o f th&. Investment.. . ■ to bring us m some fomf from the j i , i s woui(j be a fitting w-ay in and president of the class Are ab­ •Materials In the order of their dura­ bility may be roughly classed'as fol­ neignbors. • which to remember them in a fter sent. • 1 lows: For exterior wait*—flrst,. stone, ♦e ° years. The tree can lie planted .Meade Fox of Quartermasters iminlte, field stone, limestone, sand­ Remember, . everj* young #man and’a with the . ... tablet , T ,, name .. o f ,the .. Dept, le ft New York on Tuesday, stone. marble; second, burnt clay, who has is reached the age of 21 soldier boy placed on it and it Au 13tb for “ Somewhere in brick, terra cotta; third, wood; fourth, Jne utn „ since June 0th must register registe next would be a most fitting tribute for p artltlclally mixed surfacing, synthetic France. •• Saturday, August 24th. All citi- j him now and after he comes home, Miss- Ruth Whittle Is now em­ stone, concrete and plaster. • zens should assist in seeing that This idea is suggested to the ladies ployed as an operator in the office The best materials for roof coverings are: First, tile ; second, slate; third, n o 'o n e of the designated • age, of the city, the Board of Trade and of the Telephone Company. through ignorance or mbunder- the city council. It b tim e we Arhur Johnson expects to leave asbestos shingles and asphalt shingles; standing fails to register on that .were planting trees on the bulk- this week for hvs vacation in Ala­ fourth'wood shingles; fifth, tin. The wall muterlal requiring most la­ day. •head and why hot name them for bama. bor— granite or field stone—entails al­ A TYPE W R ITE R YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY. SoO.On * ----- 0 — *our boys who ha<’d 'gone ’ fo ’ the A .T Y PE W R ITE R FOR THE WHOLE FAM ILY. most no cnrrylng cost. Brick and terra We greatly regret losingthe front and those who are going. A TYPE W R ITE R FOR THE LADIES. WEIGHS H IT SIX POUNDS. The Sanfoid Herald announces Gallaghers from our congrega­ cotta are almost equally durable, and — d — A TYPEW RITER FOR THE OFFICE. SCHOOL OR STUDY. that the twice a week edition will tion. T h e y departed-this week where field stone Is not plentiful are • •* * 9 4—1 ► he suspended because of the ed- * *' * D E B T S ' F IR S T , T H E N for A tlan ta, where Mr. Gallagher j cheaper. w . S. Branch, Olandoi Fla;, exclusive agent for Orange, Semi-Wood Is perishable If not cared for BUY BONDS . itor’s going to war. " I f we are to has accepted the leadership of the; but with a liberal allowance for mainr.ole and Lake Counties. Write for free hcdklct. make war our business we’ ll make A Fort Pierce merchant, o b - ! ban«I for the Georgia M ilitary! , , r>„7 n . ii u _ i tenance In the form of paint, will last it our business until it b finished,“ serving that certain parties in Academ y. Miss R(»se Gallagher{ lmJefinltelv. tnnn. ^ Ie<J njnt, rln„ says Editor Holly. War condi- debted to him for some time had hus been o f great assistance in oiirj Bn>> because o f the hunmn element. untions have hit the newspaper busi- purchased Iribertv Bonds, asked Sunday school orchestra. . certntn. Some synthetic stone Is trustness a heavy swat, and other ed- this question: Miss Margun*t Rolx#rts has ro-( worthy—M ine not. The true of ilors will I>e following Holly’s ’ ’.Should a man invent in L ib e rty turned from her vacation and is I plaster snrfiictngs. Tlie nmnnnt relead, pretty soon.— Palm Beach Bonds in preference to payin g his uL her post as manager of Roberts; qulr«*d for repair* ipny be said roughly ’ Grocery. •‘■-'T’ to vary as Imflrcctly as the original debts?” Post. Our answer then and now is Our prayer meeting service, last As ,.6 <1^ aJ,1 9 ,crn*!?,!Jr ,i^ akllng Pay the debts first, then, L ib er­ \\ednesday evening was one of - |owr -flrsl w , r - rr<nrfrt. „ larj.,r an. ty- Bonds. .the*best we hate e'er attended. | nuilj f,,r n].k>>i-p, while the t>etJ ' . Pay the merchant what you under tliu .Utulcrship of fccnollel ter and more pipciulTc oAn, wliile thfy owe him and let him invest-the Maines there was not a (lull min-j inrn*u>e the i\p*\ ruut, im*atiy reduce \ money (you owe himi in ^Liberty Ute in the program, .y -- ) the unnual burden on the pockethook. Bonds, for the money you invest It is ^n igh ty good news to hear ---- t------ ;--------1in Liberty Bonds is his money and that Nassau county htts gone dry. | Lost a Sale. Too. not yours. Those Femandina people said The lady with the fluffy face TipDid you ever think about it they sim ply would not let their preached the »|,oe salesman anxiously MEM BER that way?— W ell, it's the truth, citv be th e dumping ground for "«•»»* ""'J: F E D E RAL RESERVE land there’s no kind of argument J a c la s o n v ille . “ I uaut “ N o- 3 »»•«*• a a last." i . , _i And the clerk, glancing nt her feet, SYSTEM that will get you away, from it. u n d e rs ta n d th at th e \>ar ^ , 1^ , . For e v e r y make of Furthermore, when a man artm ent has issued orders “ Yes’m ; but perhaps you’d better squares hb account he b not on ly thafNcamp pastors of the various bring the child and let me fit tier di­ Typewriter. Webster’s paying a'just debt, hut he b also denominations must be withdrawn rect.”— Richmond Tlmea-Dlspatch. Ribbons will give you investing in Liberty Bonds w ith from the camps within ninety good service. Do not the same money, for that’s w hat days. Our leaders are vigorously ■ Shad Easily Taken. r g a n i z a t i o n u what wins in war, in blur or fill up the type the merchant, if he b patriotic protesting this order, and it is The habits o f the shad lend them, business, or in banking. We used to on y o u r machine like does with it. You simply kill tw o sincerely hoped that it will be selves admirably to the extermination ■think this bank was ideally organized but birds with one stone. ' other ribbons, and in ad­ ...... ................ r jmstor _____ .1 of the fish. T h ey apprnaeh the shorewithdrawn. The camp how very much better we are situated today ns i l l t c r f e r in f ff t lt h th e wdRi'Aia Immense s:rhntJm. acttmUy enlwdThat the News;-hr n q _ ________ dition they .are durable. a member of the Federal Reserve Ban’*imt thts-riewof it b‘ evidenced by the of,the chaplains, and are doing a ing on»* another In their efforts tu-rrt’.eh I f you are nt*t one of our System. Membership links us with the strong. recent action of associated retail great deal*-to keep ■'the men in the heod of the fresh-water atreamx. '- est and best organized banka throughout th e customers already jt will where th* apawn la deposited. Fisher­ credit ’men of N ew York C ity , touch w ith the churches of their men learned quickly how*to intercept country. pay you to be one in the who are distributing the following choice, and all their expenses arc the run by net« In t»/o Imya and In the Future. (I»*| A A Their organization is our organization, their notice among their “ charge” cus­ paid by the denominations they bread mouths t>f river*, and the martomers: P R IC E « P ± . U U represent. strength our strength. And your financial’secur­ f ketjihle shad nr«* non* nearly nil caught ity may benefit, in turn, if you are among our Governor Catta has conimis- ! a* »i«i< w-ny. y “ At this time, when the United depositors. *. « States government Is doing its ut- sioned Hon. Schelle Maines chair-1 most to stamp out waste wgerever i man of the County Council of De-j Cautious Speculator. chairman tin*] It Is announced — ite exists, it should he one 6f fense. ' ”H e ’is also ’ * --------of ' iL that the eggs of th.* Stamp committe .u.:^>!iga^ ona,.o f, M*e ___W ar Savings | W ar Stamp_ committee, : cn>^ )diie aro KOod to pu, OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. ublic to pay its bills prom ptly.' and states the next drive will he I I crocodiles quit laying as soon as the* ty so doing men and women en-j put on Sept. 9th to 14th. It is jirlci'- o f egga Ktv*s up the way heh* .Phone 148 - Sanford, Florida gaged in writing dunning letters dull week when Mr. Moines .is not do? f f r must know this before we or* a fiu ‘other’ collection work "would ' appointed ' to some new duty, a' 1dor a,flock. 'leveland Plain Dealer. . * fi :‘\ : TH E S A N fttR D H E R A LD PAGE FOUR *« ^ ■ a. .* Dm ife . ;• • m a" mut •*%*- , ' X J SANFORD, FLORIDA . J O H N B. S T E T S O N UNIVERSITY flo m e T o w ifs ^ . ,v 'J s r - v . m -■*. [ r ' Organization W ins :■ I O S>P- Herald Printing Co. B v « FIRST NATIONAL BANK S*™?? life*? i»i lyn-r frI -— t . •» �7 - - — • * - ’• ’j • * * • . TT- • •*— ' ........... ' • ' • . • AUGUST 23, 1918 THE SANPORD HERALD PAGE FIVE GERMANY FEELS BAD AT HOME Remembered the Editor Mrs. Durant of th6 Dike Mary section remembered the editor wit a crate of new sweet potatoes Wednesday that were certainly H A p p E N IN G S OF IN T E R E S T I N A N D ^ appreciated, Mrs. Durant has ^ • . .. AROtJND SAN FO R D ' & MERICA has several excellent w ar time sweet­ been our efficient correspondent eners that will be used largely during the at Lake M ary for ipany years aqd shortage in the sugAr supply. *;ha| *■ 4 Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. Claude They f r e maple sugar, syrups, honey and Dorn to Mr. n n A IK .H o r a c e would be appreciated more than Cobb a fine baby boy; molaAses and may be used in preparing des­ |Sanders a fine,baby boy. news items at this time. Both of serts and other dishes requfiringisweetening. For Wood and .heavy hauling *8 ’ S L E E P IN S U R A N C E 1hem .are- appreciated and we When a cup of. syrup or honey is used M urrell, or phone 378. 4 8-tf Terror to -M csquitor^* thank Mrs. Durant for the pota­ REVERSES A n d H U N G E R l to replace a cup or sugar the liquid in th<f M r. and Mrs. J. C. Vick of 72tf toes (the staff of life) and Mr. Inrecipes should be decreased one-fourth. . Winter. Park aro the guests of Mr. WILL SHATTER NERVES. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher gersoll for kindly bringing them Onetthlrd of a cupful of sugar is equivalent and Mrs. Ray Butt. • |are vjsiting relatives in Tocoa, to us. to one-third of a cup of honey, about oneGermany’s military leaders now S L E E P -IN S U R A N C E Georgia and expect to be home half cup of svrup and about one-half cup of corn sugar. have become distinctly worried |soon. “ A Terror to Mosquitoes." “ ; Rork Lime One-foiirtK* of a cup of sugar is equal to about one-naif over the prospect cf a revolution Cates Crate’ Co. has rock lime in . . ... 72-tf Dr. Ward, Osteopathic cup of syrup or one-third cup of cqrn sugar, p n o.^tablein Germany. General Ludendorff .M rs. G. W . Venable and her I Physician. .F ir s t National Bank Imrreis. Office open until 8 o’ clock in a captured secret order has spoon of sugar is equal to one tablespoon of honey; about nt jiig h t/ Buy while we can get the Httle niece, Miss Effie O’Cain left Bldg., Phone 330-W. 64-tf one and one-half tablespoons of syrup and one and onetaken steps to employ the assist­ third tablespoons of corn sugar. for Orangeburg, S. C., today. In a reednt-issue of the Herald barrel lime. Cates Crate Co., suc­ ance of his commanding officers cessor to- DUTTon~Crate Co. Sugar may be s&ved by the use of raisins, dates, figs, If you need stove wood phone me. there was chronicled the arrival and various governmental agen­ 104-tfc dried pears and fruit pastes used on the breakfast cereals. - 1 can.supply you. H. c. DuBose. °f.a baby girl at the home of Mr. cies to help hinY stamp out'the Fruit marmalades, butter* and Jellies should be Used 100-tfc an.d Mrs. J. L. Hurtp This was a glowing spark which has beep to take thcjftlace of tho_prdlnary sweetening at a meal and-' Tent Meeting • * seen. The order, which is more Mrs. Stembridge, who has been mistake as the girl was a boy, a not as accessories to it. Fruits may be preserved Without, A t Grammar School Park be­ illuminating than anything which . the. guest of her cousin, Mrs. C. W. second lieutenant, Mr. Hurt says., sugar. It may be added when sugar is more plentiful. ’ ginning Friday eycning, the 23rd has come out of Germany in many Shinholser for several weeks left The Miracle Medicine is for .'. Preserving demands this year a thin syrup instead of a (this evening). months follows: ’ Wednesday for her home in Mil- sale at all good drug stores and at heavy syrup. —=-------Week-day services each even­ legeville, Georgia. headquarters— Room 8, Sem’LIt-has come to my knowledi If sugar is used one-half of the amount may be replaced ing, except Tuesday evening, the through a letter addressed to the M.usaon’-a-*swimming~ pool* is the |*n°le -Bank Arrtiej?. 1-ltc ‘ by another sweetener. ,• 27th, at 8 p. m. Sundays at 3:30, Prussian ministry of war that coolest place in town. Open Wed V Drying is a means of preserving (without sugar) ap­ and 8 p. m. A lecture Tuesday, men pn'leave havespojen publicly nesday, Thursday, Saturday and I f or R e „ t ples, cherries, strawberries and black caps. the 27tn, in the Methodist church, Sunday^ afternoons. Fresh' water Two apartments over 10 Cent entitled “ The Burning Issue,” by of a revqlptiQi) .which, is to break | Wheq ready to use they may have added the needed 'sugar in the form of a syrup. When sugar is more plentiful every day. 85-tfp Store. Cool nice rooms with*front Rev. F. F. Shoup, an evangelist out after the war. A soldier, said fruit juices may be made into jellies or raa,y be used as W . W. Abernathy came over porch. Four rooms $15.00 per and lecturer of note from Brook­ to have come from the industrial region of Rhenish Westphalia de­ fruit juices with or without sugar, as beverages, fruit from Daytona yesterday and ac- mgnth. Eight rooms $30 per lyn, n . y . , clared in a train that in his home gelatins and frozen desserts. companied, his family back there |month. N " . H. " Gamer. 1-tfc The services at the. tent will be district men were going on. leave, Fresh fruits supply the place of sugar in the diet. They where they will make their future in charge of Rev. B. Winget of taking weapons with them for the should be used freely. Desserts where sugar is .scarce home. Dr. Mason and family ... — .L 7, —-t v..... •* i Mrs. G. W. Venable received a St. Petersburg,. Fla., who was for aforesaid, object, and that it was may be made of gelatins, junkets, custards, puddings and will r .................. ^ * " e- Abernathy home telegram; this week announcing twenty years the General M is­ easy to take home German or cap­ on -cakes*— ------! ~r“. ‘ n Magnolia avenue. the death of her brother, J. Rob- sionary Secretary of the Free t u r e - t W o lv m ^ T v v e ll as -hand S L E E P IN S U R A N C E ert O’Gain who was killed by a Methodist church of North Amer­ grenades separated into two parts. " A Terror to Mosquitoes.” train in Georgia. His daughter, ica. Rev. W. P. Juhlin, pastor at , . “ I desire that the clothing of 72-tf Miss Nell O’Cain visited here Lakeland, Fla., will assist- in- the men going on leave be searched as ) - . _ test cases-before-(heir departure. A. P. Connelly is among the about two years ago and will be services. new purchasers of thc-newJOvefc remenihered by many Sanford All of the!above named preach­ It will be possible to Carry out this | land- 1919 model known as the People. ers are ordained ministers in the at the baths and dressing stations T h rift car and Sales Agent Haight J S L E E P IN S U R A N C E aforesaid church. “ I wish to impress upon all su " A Terror to Mosquitors." A cordial invitation is extended perior officers who .happen t,o hear poets of the Overlantf in this I , * * • ‘72-tr to the public to attend all of the such objectionable talk or who It might be wise for us to follow in county. * Mrs. Puleston and daughter, services. dqtnll the psychology o f tho general­ hear of it through others,' that they issimo o f the. allied armies, General A sea food and chicken dinner, Mrs. Arrington liave returned to Committee. . must deal witl) it at once and .*• • Foch. One who knows h|m well, says 60 cents, every Sunday, 12:30 p. in. the city after a vacation snent at without hesitation. The home au­ that General Foch thinks thnt fo ho and Thursdays 6 p. m. Daytona various places in Florida and thorities and the dii-ectof of mili­ gloomy Is to admit that matter haa. Beach Hotel Daytona Beach ioo-tf other states. Their many friends tary railways have been directed Mourning Color for Street Wear conquered spirit Hopefulness Is first Mr. and Mrs. Waters and chil-1 are glad to see them back home to take corresponding measures.” and Social Functions. In his creed o f victory. He believes dren have returned home from a, that depression Is a confession o f In­ Another order’ just captures visit yvith relatives in Apopka. tellectual weakness and will lose more ; Notice bearing the-signature of the chief Upk««p o f Country’ s Optimism Could battles o f every kind than any other The registration hooks for Semin­ L E O N ’S AU TO T R A N S F E R _ (Conjinued From Pago One) of staL of the Forty-first infantry slnglo cause. Mind power, thinks Gen­ Best Bs Maintained by the W e ir­ ole county are now open in my office P H O N E 91. H O T E L C A R N E S . amendment to which ad minis division recites that court martinis eral Foch, can snatch victory out o f ing of Qayer Colors. and will remain open until the ,12th 101-tf tration spokesmen have made have, had various and an increas­ the nrms o f defeat as well as the com­ day of October, 1918! Another departure from the fnfdilon Virgil Smith writes.his mother, ing number of cases where subing o f unexpected re-enforcements. Ho strong objections tonight pre ........... II..C . DuBose, Mrs. C. H. Sjmith of this city that dieted’ it would Ik ? stricken out ordinatc-s emphatically refused to I " e weirtnjTof bfack^’ ^ W .'’ . nDt",o* said during a battlo that no man need Supervisor of Registration. he is right down in front in France and the President left with the accompany their units into Uie | moimunc. liiit.-ror-.»tr<>«t luncbeoDB,- ever he tlredjatji.crisis ILha manage* 102-4tc his mind right. Qne o f his great max­ and is carrying ammunition in a authority^-proposed- in -the ad-jline and whcre tlnr “ superior of- (lltincrs and tho theater. ims Is “ Resist the Irresistible," and an­ truck foil the big battles-now-tak-1— ministration draft to fix the order fieers have neglected to enforce It Is really not.a Rood fashion, and other fnvortte maxim during his long ing place over there. [ Fathers and mothers who de­ of calling all classes. obedience by failing to compel the thoso who cry for the tnqralo.of a na life In the thick o f things was "V ic ­ sire to "know how and why the Fo'r'the “ work or fight” ’ legisla­ ‘cowards to go into the front line.” tlon, which merely means the upkeop tory Is n thing o f the will." Our Favorlic Newspaper Miracle Medicine rarely fails to tion opposed by organized labor Obedience, in this respect, the of its optimism In tbn highest form, There Is no getting beyond'the-senIf you are not n reader of the cure the bowel trouble of the little Chairman Chamberlain and Sen­ order said, must be enforced, would prefer tq see this a season of tenco thnt “ victory Is a thing o f tho Tam pa Morn ng T r bune you should ones invited to call at Room 8 , ator Thomas of Colorado, its au­ even though it may be necessary gayer colors, states a fashion corre­ will." It Is this psychology that we Seminole Bank Annex, that may thor are prepared to make a vig­ to resort to force and the use of | spondent. There will probably bq yimnld work upon, and tho constant subs- r be for .t nt onco. enough mourning In the land, and our save a life. 1-ltc orous fight, with its 'disposition in arms. It is right, tip? order said, millions o f soldiers do’ not wish to see 'wearing of black does .not help to­ I t is the Great South Florida wards a piore brilliant expression o f even to go to the length of shoot­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Crim will doubt. • Newspaper covering this section of all the \vomen garbed in black. It does tho will and the spirit Therefore, If ing a man as an extreme necessity. the state absolutely 'ah cl 'equivocally leave tomorrow for points; in In* not make them look upon life with we must wear black gowns, even No vote was taken in the .com and is the- only paper in Florid.; diana, where they will visit rela­ mittoo on the “ work or fight” ob Another captured order deals more Joy. though we arc not In mourning, let us printing every line of the day uni tives and old friends for several jeeted to by organized labor which with the investigation into a case nowever, wo have started on n have them as gay as possible. •night report of the Associated Press. weeks. M. E. Frien4*>reliof agent wa* adriod-to the bill as reported whole a German airplane was career o f black for this summer sen* Brilliant Jet contributes to the viv­ for the A. C. L. will hold Mr. to the senate. The amendment i$ shbt down, probably in mistake, son, and only the Individualists depart idness o f n black gqwn, and It hns It is the first paper to arrive in our Crim’s place at the ticket.window certain to figure in hou^d debate, by German troops and the occu- from It.,-It Is n condition for gratitude been reinstated by the designers In a c ity every day. that we hnvo enough rebellious souls fascinating fashion. during his absence. Entire frocks pants secretly buried. however. * • Subscript on $6.00 per year. After to Insist upon blue, pink, griien and nre made o f If for dinners und dances. October 1st it will he increased to Fred Wight writes his parents, “ Such procedure,” the’ order yellow as a contrast to the moving Chairman Dent presento/HTqs Mr. and Mi’s. Henry that .report immediately after the house said, "is unworthy of the German procession of black Jet taffeta, tulle, $8.00. Subscribe now. 103-4tp „ Wight _ I he expects to be called across the convened-, and obtained unani­ A rh iy.” • satin, pearls and Jersey. Happenings of Interest ... water in a few days. We cannot mous consent to have it taken up Another fact nbnut this fashion for In still another document Gen. She didn’t hear ft on the street, learn whether any other Sanfotd tomorrow with right of way oyer Ludendorff says there are constant blacR, for whlrh we nre truly grate­ It was at the party.’ She Wius boys of the Tank Corps are going all other business. He thinks it reports of German officem*' bn ful, Is tin* extreme manner In which li standing near the open window over with I-red or not. Reginald can be passed, by Friday; leave voicing utterances that are Is presented. There Is nothing gloomy and they did not see hefv* He— Hdly; hqs been transferred -to calculated to awaken feelings of orvlepresfdng III the way R, Is hnm Representative Kahn, ranking died. Only the color Itself strikes n OLDEST “ Tom, what a pretty girl Sally A. Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania for ma’doubt as to German preparedness somber note. But color Is always the Republican member of the com tomewftif] M ESTABLISHED has grown to be, and such a nice chine gun practice and George for battle.* He mentions an offiudr note of victory, the sounding o f tho cymSEED H O U S E complexion, and, best of all, such DeCottes has been commissioned mittee will lead a fight on the floor in Berlin who said that further hats of n deed well done, und ns the IN F L O R ID A a clean, sweet breath. A dance ns second lieutenant in the Tanks, against* the amendment, directing offensives were impossible on the psychology of the masses Is the most with*her is sure worth while. , 0 , The tanks are plaving a most un- separate classification of younger western front because of the short- important thing o f the hour, wcBhould jIwSMMMMfM* t t t i n r w/n </« if only it was she, but her nam£ port ant part in the big offensive registrants, contending that the ness of horses an^l oats. General • become students of this peculiar sci War Department should be left was „not Sally— but Sally could just now and our Sanford bov Ludendorff warns officers against | " f tho mind and exploit it to the create,*! extent. have told her that “ best of all” |will get in the thick of the figh to work out this question. spreading unfavorable, rumors, ‘ before it is over. Congressional leaders on both le declares that it is remarkable I was due to her use of the Miracle sides say it will require only a few that they qcver bring encouraging If you have been disappointed Medicine according to*directions. days to pass the measure,, adjust news home from, the front and add with the effects of other medi­ 1-ltc cines why not try using that ^Jo. any differences between the two that it is better to “ color the situ­ Room No. 8, Seminole Bank 1818' prescription, the Miracle houses and send it to the Brest* ation with a rosy hue than with [ Annex— Headquarters for the Bu­ Medicine? dent. . 1-ltc black paint.’ ’ reau of Information relating to the Miracle Medicine. 1-ltc IN • * S O C I E T Y ’S D O M A IN • - . ~~n 'A /i*"1' W ar Time; Sweeteners i ** 1 . / BUCKFORSUMMER I rJ \ MANPOWER BILL READY FOR P A S S A G E SKD® rHESAVM . Noli;” * All Rchekahs urged o he present N O T IC E Believing that F IR E IN S U R ­ at the regular meeting of tlm lodge A N C E R A T E S charged by old line Friday evening, Aug. 23rd at 8 ’ Sec’y. stock companies are too high; I have o’ejo k. secured the agency of the F L O R ID A M UTUAL F IR E IN S U R A N C E Best War. News in the Tampa Ifk lly Times C O M P A N Y of Tampa, Florida. The most war news und the’ bwit This company sa,ved its policy holders 2 0 , per cent last year and war news has been the consistent hopes to do better in the future. policy of the Tampa Daily Times •’ , 'P h ejg^rp u n y is organized under the s nee the start. HluH^niw and selects its risks care­ The Times receives the full day fully, and the profits go back to the and night reports of the Associated policy holders instead of being paid press o vc f leased wires it is a fqll in dividends to stockholders. member of the Newspaper Enterprise Being a mutual company, the pop Association and receives tho stories icy' holders arc pledged to pay the of many tra ned correspondents at premium the second time in case the the front. It ulso^pr nw/ the best company needs more money than the pictures and maps. original premium in order to pay Few newspapers out* de of the losses. This adds to the security of largest c t es equal t n the quant ty the policy holders and is necessary and qual ty of . war news— none because there is- no capital stock. pr nt* the news any., qu cker. Howqver, the chances that such in The read-ng puhl c has been quick assos ment will bo made is* very re­ to .apprecate the T mes’ splendid mote. — —r news serv ce. It s now one o f the If interested before your policy most widely read dailies in the state.expires, bring it to my office, at The Times will he sent tD any ad­ Room 8 in - the C.ourt House, und dress for $6.00 a year or $1.50 for make application for its renewal in three months. A subscription to it it the Mutual Com pany.,■>' the best way to keep up with the M. F. Robinson, Agent. w a r.' , 103-8tp Hfy-Stc INADEQUATE TAX * ! LAWS EXPENSIVE , (Continued from Fage One) will present to the legislature, the men said yesterday, would be of benefit to' taxpayers with reason­ able tracts of land, while it might mean additional expense to the larger land holders who could af­ ford to pay. Equal assessment in all coun­ ties of the. state with a maximum ten ixilll tevy for state nurposps und* higher valuations will be ad­ vocated by the committee' when it meets in Jacksonville with the state assoctatrt,)^ and it is in order to get the Florida tax collectors lined iip for the fight that tho Marion and I^ake county men are making'the rounds at this time. YOUTH No Royal Road to Old Age. 1’nlitippily tlu*n» Is no ugrccqicnt nu thq recipe for living to n ripe old uge, although every centonnrlnn believes he has the secret. The fact Is, there Is n good deni of luck nbout tt. Of course everybody knows that the per­ son who sturts In with n good phy­ sique nud lives happily nnd temperntely nnd usefully, inis the ndvnntnge over the person who inherits u weak body and doesn’t take cure o f him­ self. But even among those who liuve everything In tlielr favor many fall lo reach-the four score "yenrs of th* osalmlst. . • ■* * . . . . BOHD Every Dollar put into the hands of C o n s e r v a t iv e O ld A g e Through the Savings of Youth has double the purchasing j^gLoow er, owing to the simhabits and require­ ments of that period of life. Willfulness anq_WIII. Do not iiitMtnki* willfulness for will. Very often the girl who Is. most deter­ mined to get lief own way In every­ thing. larks wilt power. W ill Is con darlvc to self-i-ontrol, willfulness to a lack o f It. The difficulty u girl’s proper gunrdlnn. her parent* nnd hei tenchers. encounter In bringing her to do what Is expected o f her Is not the tnensure of her will, hut o f her willful 'iesa.— 1'ennsylvunln Grit. Start Provision for Old Age, Now! Properly Slxed Up. “ Yes," remarked u conceited young bachelor, “ I have the greatest -admira­ tion for the fair sex. but I never ex­ Japanese Suparatltlona. ■ pect ' to marry— oh, dear, n o!" “ In­ In Japan a light-colored mouse In deed.” a ludy remarked. ’Then I am die house* Is u sign of hnppjness. If to bnderstuud that you' not ,,nly ad­ spider falls from ttie celling In the. mire women, tiut you have a sincere re ' nprnlng It brings plensiire. hut If nt’ gnrd for' them us wull.“ • * * a b t t t » » 1 light it Is thought to he very unlucky. Sor^nole County Bank ‘f e-' ’ ■ l i * * lift - �AUGUST 23, 1918 THE SANFORD tlERALD PAGE SIX Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Play Important ROIe in Making Repatriates Contented in Strange Surroundings. Chase & Co., Santord, Fla. RED CROSS M E E T I N G The Third Friday of every month will be a business meeting of the Red Cross> at Woman's Club on Oak Avenue, at 2:30 p. m. . . . Cares for Frleifdlesa and Homeless People Whom Germany Dumps Back From the Captured French Hamlets. ‘A hoarder Is a man who Is more In­ terested In getting his bits than tn glvng his bit . TH E DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon 8herman. ^ Dear Folks -Wp had a dandy time today. One o f the transport got out o f order, and we had to stop for a couple o f hours. But the men didn't lose'any t lm f ) One o f the aviators promptly launched his machine nnd sailed around the aky, tuning up. It wns a great alght, and made me wish I had gone Into the Aviation ebrps. It was n hot day,'and the boys were pretty well stripped down to the buff. As the aviator finished his stunt, nnd we still had half on hour, somebody made-a suggestion which met with hearty approval. In about one minute we all commenced to .................... SAMMY. T o complete the picture, draw a line from dot.,1 to dot 2, then from-dot 2 TO dot 8/ fthd fcTrinT" No. a. (Copyright, 1917, by The Dell Syndicate, Inc.) Fobd^dm inlstrator Writes Presi d e jH m e ric a Conserved 1 4 l r 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 Bushels W heat C R E D IT DUE TO WOMEN, Mast and Fat Shipments Increased by 844,000,000 Pounds. Our slaughterable animats at the be­ ginning of the laat fiscal year were not appreciably larger than the year be­ fore and particularly In boga; they were probably leas. The Increase In shipments is due Jo conservation and the extra weight of animals added by our farmers. . , , The full effect o f these efforts began to bear their beat results In the last half of the fiscal year, when the ex­ ports to tha AUjaa were 2,188,100,000 pounds, aa against 1,268,800,000 pounds In the same period o f tha year before. This compare* with an average of 801,000,000 pounds of total exports for the same half years In the three-year pre-war period. __In _ cereals. and cereal products re? duped to terms of cereal bushels our shipments to Allied destinations have been; Fiscal year 1916-17..259,000,000 bushels Fiscal year 1017-18..340,800,000bushels 000 pounds of meat during the [mst .Increase . . . . . . . . . 80,000.000huahala >**r, valued In all at $1,400,000.00Q. Of the** cereals.PUC-shlpmenta of Thla was accomplished In the face of a the prime breadstuff* fn’tiie Sscal year serious food shortuge In this country, 1017-18 to Allied destinations were: bespeaking the wholeheartedness and Wheat 181,0p0,000 bushels and of rye patriotism with which the American 13,000,000 bushels, a total of 144,000,people have met the food crisis ubroad. 000 bushels. Food ‘Administrator Hoover, In a letThe exports to Allied destinations ter to President Wilson, explains how during the fiscal year 1010-17 were: the altuatlon was met The voluntary Wheat 185,100.000 bushels and rye •conservation program fostered by the 2,800,000 bushels, a total of 187,400,000 Food Administration enabled the piling bushels. In addition some .10,000,000 Up o f tho millions of bushels of wheat bushels of. 1017 wheat are now In port during 1017-18 and the shipment o f for Allied destinations or en route taeat during 1917-18. ................. - - thereto. The total shipments to Allied Tho total value pf all food ship- countries from our last harvest of taenia to Allied destinations amounted wheat will be therefor*, about 141,000,to »1,400.000,000, all this food bolug 000 bushels, or a total of 154,000,000 bought through or ln .collshaemilen- bushels of-prim e braaagteff47'Tn” ml^ with tha Food Administration. Theso dltton to this we havo shipped some figures are all hosed on official reports 10.000,000 bushels to neutrals dependand represent food exports for the entu p on us, nnd we have received harvest year that closed Juue 80, 1018. some Imports from other quarters. % The shipments of moat* and fnta "This accomplishment o f our peopla '(Including meat products, dairy prod- ,n this matter stands out even mor* 'urta/vegetable oils, etc..) to Allied do* clearly If we.benr In mind that we hod Yinuttoos were ns follows: nvnllnbla In the fiscal year 1015-17 Fiscal .yenr 1010-17... .2,155,500.000 Ilia. from n#t c,rr),'over ■■ Burldus Fiscal year 1017-18....3.011,100,000lbs. over our consumption about . _________ . 200,000.000 bushels of wheat which we were able to export that year without lncrcuso Complete Line of McKin ley’s Standard and Popular Music Come in and Hear the New^CoIumbia Records British Get Two Pounds a MonthFrench P&und and Half, Italians One Pound GERMAN SU P P L Y P L E N T IF U L All Nations Permit Uee of Sweetening for Home Preserving Purposes. Friendship—that select and sacred ~Bourj?, France.— All repatriates nro relation which Is kind of absolute and which leaves the language of love aus­ homeless, but some have friends in picious and common, so much Is this Franco who take them In. Those who purer, and nothing Is so much divine. are friendless ns well ns homeless —Kmeraon. when Germany dumps them back froftt the captured French hamlet nre sent, MORE POTATO DI8HE8, according ttr tho plans o f the minis­ A simple dish nnd one easy to pre­ try o f the Interior, so many to this department/so many to thnt; and tho pare making a Variety In serving po, . tutors Is: departments divide them among the - t f r 'J t » Spanish Potatoes. villages, two families here, three there. —Cook potatoes ns All over the west and south of Franco you And then!, these pcoplo a . u s u a l , aftei^peellng.' I n boiling salted imbued with a love o f their own fire­ ™ sides which- the-nomadlC Amerlcan- — water. Drain’ well, then turn into a can never understand, torn up sudden­ hot vegetable dish ly , by the roots and transplanted to which contains a nn utterly g r a n g e community, with­ generous portion of out anything In the world but a little bnggngo they1can- carry and the franc butter, thlVe tnblespoonfuls o f finely and a half a day allowed by the French scraped or* chopped o&lon,' and salt government. The’ father o f the.famlly nnd pepper (cayenne) to taste. * Turn Id dead, or missing or a prisoner, or In the potatoes nnd chop co’nraely with at the front. The daughters and tho a sliver knife, mixing them well with sons who could work are still In Ger­ the’ seasoning. Then serve with cold many. Those In . France were sent meat. Scalloped Potatoes.—Cut raw pota­ hack heenuso they were too old, too weak or too young to work—useless toes Into Plghth-lncTTallces and arrange ■mouths' to the Germans. They nre In a baking (JTSh~puH7ng In h layer of tho repatriate problem In which our potatoes, then salt nnd pepper, n dnsh o f flour and a few small bits of butter Red Cross Is lending a hand. or cheese theif repent until the pota Care for Repatriates. toes nre nil used. Fill the dish to nu The-department of theuAln JiLtypl-_ JUL’h -from -Ifie ITTJf,* then cover with cnl. Hourg, Its p rin c ip a lity , lies near milk nfid bake In a hot hven. Keep enough to th o. S w Ibs border so thnt covered the first 15 minutes. Ilnke un­ when sir hundred people vfere expect­ til the-potatoes nre tender. ed, tho Red Cross delegates could go Russian Salad.— Mix one rupful ench to Evlnn nnd Journey bnck wltli tho o f cold cooked carrot cubes and pota­ rnhvoys. to cubes with n cupful each o f cold When tho delegates met tho re­ cooked peps.nnd henna; marinate with patriates on tho train, they gnve them French dressing for two hours, nrnn order which assured to ench family rnnge on lettuce leaves In four seeu little o f the coat which was so elons, keeping each vegetable by Itself. precious In Fnincein.cold weather. A Garnish two sections with smoked fish printed letter stnteil that tho Amerl* nnd one with hard-cooked egg whlto cans knew their sufferings nnd sym­ chopped, tho other with the yolks put pathized with them nnd would help through a riper. Chopped pnrsley may supply them with garden tools nnd fur­ be used In lines dividing the sections. niture nnd to get work for them. Potato Salad. — Cook small-sized Reducing housekeeping to Its very potatoes In their Jackets until ten­ lowest'ti'rms, tho AthCflChn Red Gross der, peel nnd cut In cubes; while lint delegates derided thnt ench family add n few tnblespoonfuls o f French must have beds enough for everybody, dressing, with one small onion finely n tnblo, n ehalr apiece, n stovo, some­ chopped or three small green onions, thing tn hold water nnd something to .tiips-und a ll- Let stand for n half rook In (there ~ls‘ n wonderful: French hour lifter adding salt and paprika. utensil called n “ falt-tout,” In which Just before serving add a cupful' of you can pretty nearly make every-, diced celery to four cupfuls of potatoes thing), a fork apiece, n plnte nplece, and one sinull cucumberjfnit In cubes. and one knife for the family. Theso Mix well, add boiled or mayonnaise furnishings are lent to the poorer fam­ dressing, and serve. * For n hot salad the ilies.- • Those whn"Pnn'phyr“buy furni­ potatoes limy be- taken while hot, ture on n sublimated Installment plan; placed In u dish, find onion, bacon fat $1.25 down nnd small payments ac­ and vinegar left from, spiced pickles cording to Income every two weeks heuted l)ot and [toured over the pota­ until two-thirds of the cost price Is toes makes u very tusty sukuL reached, when tho furniture becomes their own. * The delegates may he nble to euro tho physical needs of the refugees, hut1 they hnvo to contend ulways with tho terrible homesickness of nn uprooted people. More .tlmn anything CIro In America's new sugar ration o f two pounds n month p4r person la equita­ ble when compared with the angar ra­ tion enforced by rigid governmental order In England, France and Italy, na­ tions with which we are sharlug sugar. Each Allied nation—In the matter of augur consumption--*la sharing on near­ est possible equal terms the hardships Imposed.by greatly altered conditions In the world sugar situation. Formerly classed ns a luxury, sugar la now a war time essential. The fair nnd Just division of fhia essential la In th/ hands of the various Allied food controllers.' The United States Food Administra­ tion has asked this nation to observe n voluntary sugar ration of two pounds per person n month. In the other countries at war with Germany sugar Is one of the scarce articles on every menu—whether In the households of both rich and poor, or In Utw-Aotels. England today tins a sugar ration of two pounds per month per person. In France the rntlgn Is a pound nnd n tin If and. tn Ituf}*Jt Is one pound a mouth. And the prices In allied coun­ tries nre from two to three times ns high ns In Araerlcu. If you go to n hotel In England or France these days nnd order ten or cirffeo they serve absolutely no sugar with It. If you wnnt sugar you roust bring It with you.'* In England It Is allowable to use one-seventh of an ounre of sugnr lnr the preparation of each luncheon. In Franco many normals carry llttlp sac ChHHhe- fal)Wta nhont with them for use In hotels nnd lu England rich nnd |M>or must take their sugar wltli them If they wish to have sweetened teu while visiting friends. Before tho war slurtcd France had 025,000 acres devoted to sugor produc­ tion. By 1017 the French sugar acre­ age had decreased to 180,000 acres. Today the French man or woman with a sugor card has no assurance whatever thnt he or she will lie able to artunlly tniy sugar. To buy It, ouu must first find IL Italy Has "State Sugar/' E*jM»clnlly drastic regulations govern the use ot sugar In Italy. Its manu­ facture, distribution nnd sale are close­ ly controlled, nnd In pure actually tnkcu over by the slate. Saccharine Is permitted to be sold nnd used ns a substitute for sugnr und the government manufactures a mix­ ture of aaccharine nnd sugar called "State Sugnr," which is largely used. German Sugar Ration Adequate. Germany, before the war, produced a great surplus of sugnr and exported large quantities. Today the Germans havo virtually gone out of the export business, but have plentx of clien|> sugor for home use. A r" Wholesale pileus prevalenCytn the IN PAINT Allied nations. According to Informa­ DO U SE -S L A C K E R tion received by the United States Food Administration art1 os follows: Stands In W ay of 100 Per Cent Red Crota Contribution and Fellow England, 10 cents a pound; France. Worker* Act. 12 cento; Italy. 25 certs. t While these high prices are being Pittsburgh, Pa.— Andy Tomko, an paid abroad the American wholesale Anstrlan, stood in tho way. of u.lUO price Is being held at 7Vi cents. •per. cent contribution to the second Red CrofB war fund by tho Edgar Thompson Steel works employees. IIo Thoughtful. “ You think too much about your- would glvo nothing, he pal'd. A del­ *olf,” snld the- Moralist. “The Bccret egation mpt him, took him by tho af hnpptncHH In this world Is thinking hcclH nnd Housed his head In u barrel ihout other people." “ I Un think abont o f red paint; then they turned him ather people," snld the pessimistic |wr- uround and put him In feet first. Ills «»n. “ hut an they nil owe me money^ “ time" wns given him minus a day's *uch thought* make me feel more pay for the Red Cross und then he downy tlmn ever/'— Birmingham Age- was discharged. Tho plant is a 100 per renter. ’ Herald. • HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER M Y SPEC IALTIE S Plum bin g and G as Fitting All Work Receives M y Personn Attention And Best Efforts Opposite City Hall Telephone No 28 BUSINESS CARDS One Inch Cards Will Be Published Un. der This Heading At The Rate Of *7.20 O. S. VAUGHAN O P T O M E T R IS T EYES. EXAM IN ED and GLASSES FITTE D Schnal’s Jewelry Store. 123'W. Flrat Rt D r. D O W N I N G Formerly of the U. S. Army CONSULTING PH YS IC IA N SEM INOLE COUNTY BANK BLDG Dr.. C. J. Marshall Office 309 P ark A ven u e Telephone 291 Office Hrs: 10-12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m DR k :D . BROWN •_ D E N T I S T , Office Yowell-Specr Building Phone 108 • Sanfoxd. Florida TIIO.M AH KMMET WILSON K. FKKGUSON IIOUSIIOLOnK - Wilson Sanford, & Hoasbolder LAWYERS - Florida SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE SANFORD - - FLORIDA PICK A ED'S H AN D -PAIN TE D CHINA G O RH AM ’S STERLING SILVER FO O D ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND W ALTH AM Y U L V IN W ATCHK H ILL LUMBER CO BUILDING MATERIAL ‘ D oors, Sash, Shingles, Laths, Lumber, Lime, Ce ment, Plaster, Railing and Moulding. Beaver Board, Sewer Pipe, Tile and Galvanized Corrugated Roofing. Red and Green Vulcanite Asphalt Roll Shingles. Third Street and Oak Ave. _ SANFORD I * FLORIDA - MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER % Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning AH f ♦ : Join 1 Our lions of Ail Kinds on Short Notice Gentleman's Valet . Club. $2.00 Per M< S U IT S $15.00 U P W A R D : CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE I �r ** i * AlbqilST a . Isis i SBC SANFbRD HERALD FROCKS FOR LITTLE M ISSES , Old>Fiiahloned Calico and- Cretonne la Being Used to Qood Advantage • * tor Qlrls* Apparel. PREVENT HOG CHOLERA T h e' B. A. Thomas H og Powder has a record of 95 per cent cures of Ilok Cholera. I f you feed your hogs ns’ directed, -you need nevcr'fi'ar hog dhdlcrn or^.any other hog disense. And the directions are .v^ry simple, just about whnt you arc-doing, plus i a few cents' worth of B. A.' Thomns’ hog Powder in-the feed twice a week. I Usually, though, Cholera gets in before we know it. Then it requires close attentipn to eaeh_ hog—eachhog-must he dosed^-and if ybu will dose them as directed, you will save better than 90 per cent. If you don’t, the B. A. Thomas medicine hosts you nothing. W e — not some distant manufacturer— pay your money back. L. Allen Seed Co. 91-Frl-4tc ch».. N. 6.BO eha.L Sec. IS, Tp. 20 S.. It. S® *■*»• The laid land bftlng assessed aft the date of th lasuance of such ear iflrata In the name of J. M. Mitchell. Unleaa laid certificates ihall be rederaed according to law tak deed* will l»u e thereon on the 17th day of September. A. D. 1018. Witneea my official eltnature and aeal thi« the ICth day of August, A. II. ISIS. '•“all • E. A. DOUGLASS. CJrrk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. * Ity V. M. Douglas*. b . r . 103-FrI-Stc Lota 3 anfl 4. Hloek 2, Tier 9 All rof Bloek ‘ 2. “ — Tier 10. Loti SC*. 10 Illoek 2 Tier 11. T,“ Vi H|bt of wav to a point 'south of beginning; thence nortln 81 feet to beginning. »!«. a - L ir z u r n ?. rK sa g . ssf »-• That part o f N W l f east of railroad (4g- of SEW See. 16, Tp. 14. (Tiiicr 26. Northwest quarter Hloek I'lork 2, 2. Yler T . , 20. I ' S Lota 3 and 7, Block 3. Tier 1. lie record* of Seminole County a* lota i, 2, md Tot. 1.2, 3. and 4 Sec. IS, Tp. 14. Ran*e Lota IS and IS Block 3. Tier i. 1 c. i . . . _____, . i l l ____ _ . . . 3. 6, 7 of said Lblock and tier, 'there being* no Lot* 2 to 9 Inclusive Hloek 3, Tier 10. | lota 8 and 7 In said block and t‘er. Lot* 1. 2, 8. 7, 8, 9 Block 3. Tier 11. “V t ,0f* 1 * nd 2 19> tp.14, Frocks and the most Interesting lit­ Also that part of Block .1. Tier 17 des­ Fractional Weal half Block 3. Tier 12. f ^ * Di NJVI,; of 8 W if.o f S W ) ( cribed as follow*: Beginning ftt northwest . . ' West half Block 3. Tler-13. tle aprons for little girls nro being Sec 21 Tp. 14, Rant* 28: Jcorner of block 3, tier IT;- run east 111.6 Southeast quarter Block 3, Tier 19. shown In the shops developed In- old.feet: south 268.2 feet; west I ll.S feet; north Lot 9, Block 4, Tier 6. . I 258.2 feet to beginning.. I<ot 8, Block 4, Tier' 7. fasHJqneil .calico and flowered cre­ NOTICE FOK IllIIS " Lot 3, Illoek 4, Tier 8. Also that p«rt of block '4, tier 17 desrribtonne. Dresses for the older-genera­ lllda will lie received by the Hoard of Lot S. T, 8. tf. 10. Block 4. Tier 9. |ed as follows; llrglnSilng at northwrst rorCounty Commlaalonrra at their next regular Lot* 1, 2, 3. Block 4. Tlftr 10. tion were shown In calico some time r "of MneV 4, tler-17, run cast lll.fi feet: meeting on September 3rd, ISIS -for the Lula 1.2. 3..S. 7. 8. 9 Block I, T ier'll. south 28S.fi feet; wcsl-LUJUreti-noTtb -3Cft.fi ago, but It seems n material which furnishing of fifty (SO) gallons of ' diftW e.I half Block_4.-Tier- 12--------- ------ .---- f f evr-TB tjsffKMng? . Infertant.____________ . ' ---------------- --------E s ilh a lf block 4. Tier 18. Is'pnrtlcularly well suited to the small ---All foregoing Iota and blocks being of — H lf h f t l feirrvrff’ to reje t any and all Southwest quarter Block* 4, Tier 19. girl because of Its strength apd the ib e -r it v of Sanford, according to E. B. bid*. " E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk1 1 East half Bloch 4, Tier 20. 101-4tc- Frl ' I Jr.*.. r‘*'* Map, as recorded in Plat Book East half Block 4. Tier 21. I brilliant colors In which It appears. B page 111 and Florida Land A ColnnlLot 3, Block 5. Tier 7. One dress, for example, Is shown |gallon Company's Map of St. Gert'rude Lot S. Block 5. Tier 7. • NOTICE OF ELECTION L * n^163 « Hof Lake 3 George Ik lots 165, Addition to the Town of Sanford, aa recorded tx^K Lots » and 10, Hlork 5. Tier 7. 166 >t.and Thermal In bright yellow with a red dot The In Plat Book " B " page 118. W H E R E A S. The Legislature of 1917, Lota 3. 4. 5. 7 Block 5. Tier 8. Vegetable Hall*, 'as recorded In round neck Is bound with plain red under the Constitution i f 188S, of the State 1 Lots 1 to 38 (lets 4. 6, 6. 12) of Holden Book 4 at page 165) See 3, Tp. 18, Rang* 28 Lot 9. Block 5, Tier 8. * of Florida, did paaa two Joint Resolution* Lota 4. S, 9. 10, Block 5, Tier 10. -Real Estate Company's Addition to Han­ Alio an undivided one-half interest In and finished with a stiff pump bow, proposing amendment* to the Constitution ford, according to plat recorded In Plat and to tha following described lands situate All of Block 6. Tier 12. several of which arc set In a row down of the Stftte of Florida, and the tame were Book " P " page 91. All of Blork 6. Tier 18. In Volusia County. Florida, to wit: agreed to by a vote of three-flfth* of all the Northeast quarter and South half Block S, East half of southeast quarter; east half of the side of the blouse. There Is no „ I*ot 1, block X, and lota 1, 2, 3, Block member* elected to-eseh houae; that the Tier 19. southwest quarter of southeast quarter, fend Y of E. It. Traffor'd's map of Sanford, ac­ other trimming. vote* on raid Joint Resolutions were entered East hall Block S, Tier 20. " Government lota numbers 8 and 4 of sec­ cording to Plat Book ‘’JP* page 111. • upon their respective Journal*, with th* All (except northwest quarter) of Block tion 19, township 14, south, range 28 east; An odd frock also In calico appears ye*i and nays thereon, ahd they did deter­ 6. Tier 21. L<»1 1 (lea* 136.91 feet off north aide) also west half of northwest quarter of south­ of 8^ A. Robinson's Survey of an addition west quarter of section 28, township 14 Bankston Bros. mine and direct that th* said Joint KesoIn a deep shade of blue figured In All of Block ft. Tier 22. utiona be submitted to the elector* of the to South Sanford, according to plat recorded south, range 28 east. > Lot* 6. 7, 8. Block 8. Tier 7. white. It has a full skirt and a lit­ Roberta, Ga. Jan Stftte-at the General Election In November Lota 4 to .10 Inclusive Block C, Tier 9. . In Plat Book D i page 6. Alto Government lots numbers 1 and 2 1918. tle white repp sleeveless Jumper bound Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., All of Blork 6, Tier 10. . 1. Also beglg ISO feet west of northeast of section 30. township 14 aouth, range . NO W , TH E R E FO R E ,. 1-. H .— © U y “AHTftVfepl lot 3) Hloek 6, Tier l i . corner of lot 3. of S. A. Robinson's Survey of 28 east. with the calico, Is’decornted with little Paducah, K y .‘ - *— C R A W F O R D , Secretary of Slate of the Northwest quarter Blork 6. .Tier IJ. |aij^ am addition to south eoulh Sanford, run aouth northwest quarter of southeast old-fashioned ladles cut out and ap- Gentlemen: State of. Florida, do hereby gfva-notlce that ll\ feet, west 80 feet: north 117 feet; east Southeast quarter Block 6, of eectlon 8, township 16 <s o u t h , . ------------------------MXieet to place of beginning. a • West half Block 6, Tier (8 pllqued on. . ranee 28 east. , General Elertlan *. A Mr. W ill Wachtcr of. this coun­ All of Block 6, Tier-19. lo t 6, Lot 7 (lea* west 337 feet) lota 9 Alao Government lot 4 of section 1, town­ The figured voile dress Is the big All of Block 8. Tier 20. and > < la* 17 (less south 120 feet) lot 19, ship 14 south, range 27 east. will be held In each county In Florida on All of Block 6, Tier 21. seller at present and all sorts of beau­ ty had some hogs that were down Tuesday nest succeeding the first Monday lot 26 (leas northeast quarter) lota 26, 28, Also Government lot 1, section 14, town­ All of Block 6. Tier 22. 30, 31, 32, 33, 84, lot 36 Beta southwest ship 14 south, range 27 east. _____ November, A. D. 1918, the said Tues­ tiful models In organdie ^are coming with cholera, and h ad 'given up all in Loti 6. 7. 8 Blork 7, Tier 8. quarter) southwest quarter of lot 36 of S. A. day being the And-alao ooxrHi IT aerse of weat 27 acres hope of saving them and would not Lota I. 2, 3, fi Block 7. Tier 8. In for a great deal of attention. Robinson's Survey of an addition to South of Government lot number 2 and afi of FI lb Day af November' Lota 1, 4, fi, 6, 7, 8 Block 7, Tier 9. Sanford. for the ratification or rejection of the aald G ov»t»ment lot number 8, section 14, The newest thing shown In this fab­ spend one penny on them. I gave Joint All of Blork 7, Tier 10. Heiolutlons proposing amendment* Lota 24 26, 46, 49 Florida Land A Colo- township 14 south, range 27 aaaL LotT 1, 2, 8, 4. 6, 7. 8 Block 7, Tier 11. ric la a frock for a very little girl. him one 16 lb. pail of your B. A. to the Conititutlon of the State of Florida Anr persbn or persona present announc­ niaatlon . ‘orapany'a Celery Plantation, ac­ All of Block Tier 16. ing that he, she or they desire to bid upon It Is of white organdie with a wide Thp.mas’ Hog Powder and he has vis.: _ —— • South half of northeast quarter and south cording t/l Plat Book ••C” page 115. any particular parcel at parcels of aald All t^at part of aectlon 26, township 19 land aeparataly will -be given an opportunity Block 7, Tier 18. round collar and turned back cuffs just come in and pfcid me for it and A JO IN T R E S O L U T IO N Propoalng an half south, rXfg*1 30 east lying between Tama­ to do ao at tba openlng of th* aalc. and such All of Block 7, Tier 20. ___ of the same material In lavender, hand advises that every one of his sick Amendment to Section 8 of Article X II of All of Bl0ek-9, Tier 21. ~ * rind an^Oleander Avenues, of -Sanford, and the .Constitution of—the—State of FTcrlda T (AIMe*eludlng R. R. R. of W .) Block 7, the north line of block 2N, and all that parcel or parcels ao designated by any such PC'*0*;. ?/ peraona will bn sold separately feather jstltched In Joyal_purple, and hogs got well and that he had killed Relating to Education. part of section 23. township 19, south, rang* and all the remaining land ndt ao designated Be It Rrsblved by the Legislature of the tied with perky little bows of purple 5o east lying between Tamarind and Olean­ by such person c Lota 2, .1. 4, fi Block II. Tier 1. enft be them and now has them in his smoke State of Florida: der Avenues of Sanford. Lot 8, Block 8. Tier 7. sold aa a whole. ribbon— Nugent's. That the following amendment of SecWest half (excluding R. R. R. of W.) Fractional west two-thlrda of Mock -1* house and that all were as fine as -tlon 8, of Article X U , of the Constitution The terras of tale cash, purchaser-to pay 8. Tier 14. * tier 12 and fractional west two-thlrda .of for deed. of the State of Florida Ralatlng to Educa­ Block any he had killed this year. • All (excluding R. R. R. of W ay) Block 8, block .2, tier Robinson-* Brides*- — ; - Scholia M a la O - *— • • — 12. all o f . E. R. Trafford'a tion in hereby agreed to «n d shall be sub­ Tier 16. map of IgMfttd, . 1' , . ____ l, Dickinson 4ft Dickinson—Master In aald cause S IL K J E R S E Y FO R S U M M E R I want to add TJiat. hto said his mitted to the electors of the State for All (excluding R. R. H. of W .)— Block 8, ' Lots 69, <1, 77 at St. Joseph's Sub-DI- Solicitors for Complainant. ---------or rejection at the neat general Tl»r 16. 97 Frl file. hogs were down and so sick that he adoption election of R ratrieB tattrsa-ta-h e-lid d In Northwest quarter and south half (exclud­ vision according to plat recorded in plat book " B " page 123. year.—#.* I). 1918; that la to hay, that ing ILT1L R. of W .) Block 8. Tier 17. had-to.-pry their mouths open and the Section 8 of Article X II of the Constltutli Government Lot 2, of section 28, town- Notice of Application far Tat Deed undag All texrluding R. R. R. of W‘.) Blocks _ his wife poured the powder down of the State of Florida be amended *o as chip 20 south, range 30 east (less .that part Tier 18. .Section 8 of Chapter 4888, Laws af Flarlda read aa follows: aouth of line beginning at northeut corner All (excluding R. R. R. of W.) i Ira* their throats.' Notice la hereby given that Jo* of southeast quarts* of southeast quarter purchaser of Tax Certificate No 162, dat . Section 8. Each County shall'be required Lot 10. Block* 9, Tier 1. of section 29, towhehip 20 south, range 30 the 3rd day of July, A. I). 1916, haa filcPlease find check in full of my to asses* and collect annually for the sup­ Lot* 3, 8, 9 Block 9. Tier 7. east and run east to intersection line of lot ■ald certificate im ray office and has mad# port of the jiuhllr free 'school* therein, All of Block 9. Tier IS. account and with kindest regards tax 25 of fifltchell's Survey of Levy Grant), . application for_tax «t*ed_ to issue-In accord- " of not lets than three (3) mills, not more - All of Block 9. Tier 14. than ten (10) mills on the dollar on all tax­ All of Block, 9, Tier 16. we beg to remkin, ’ Bala certificate embraces West half of southeast quarter of north­ ■ nen with" ISw. able property in the aame.J All of Block 9, Tier 16. east quarter; all that part of east. hall of thf following described property situated * Yours very truly, All of Blork B, Tier 17. southwest quarter of northeast 'quarter east In 'Seminole county, Florida, to wit: Writ half of Block 9. Tier 18. * -Tp. of N E W X o of l ------N E W --Sec. 6. A JO IN T R E SO LU T IO N of railroad: west half of northeast quarter of WJftof Bnnkston Bros. All Block 9. Tier 19. *1 * Proposed Amendment to the Constitu­ of southeast quarter; all that part of east R. 31 E.. M0 acres. Lot* 8, 9, 10 Block 10. Tier 1. L. Allen Seed Co., 99— 5tJ tion of Florida. half of northwrst quarter of southeast The aald land bring aaaraea at tha date o f Lot 3. Block 10 Tier 2. > Be It Resolved by the Legislature of the quarter east of R. R. right-of-w^y of sec- the Issuance of aucE-certifieare fn-the-name All qf Block 10. Tier 13. State of Frorida. tbm 29. luwnsbla 2fl-souih,-ran*t—-Aft- pastT O! w. w. Ilrltt. Unless said certlflgare (ball ___ , tali All of Block 10. Tier. 14-----------------. „ That Article XIX of the Constitution . Southwest quarter of eiq-tion 21, town­ he redeemed aerordlng' ling Jo law tax ta eed will North hslf of Block 10,‘ Tier 16. ' > Culinary Camouflage. . _ . U»o Stata.wd Florida, be ~Blld the same, la ship 20 south, range 30 edit. Ixaue thereon on the -7th day •August All of Block 10, Tier 16. . * hereby ^mended so as to read as follow*: Southeast 'quarter of southeast quarter A. D. 1918. _Our first recollection o f the nrt of All of Block 10, Tier 17. of-section' 22, township 20 south, range 30 Witness my official signaturc/and seal . Article X1X-, Section I. The manufac* AH of Block ll». Ai-a-IH. camouflage. Is the way they used to ture, east Bess'/ailrOad right-of-way). this the 24th dayenf July A .'ll. raiH. sale, barter or exchange of all alcoholic All of Block 10. Tier l». And also an undivided one-eighth Inter­ .(Seal) E. AV--JLuiuglau put a nice brown meringue on top ' or Intoxicating liquors and beverages, wheth­ All of Blork 10. Tier 20. est.in and to the following described lands 'ounty, spljlluou*. vinous or malt, arc hereby, L o w '3, 4. 5. Block 11, Tier 2. the bread pudding, making It look like er situate In Volusia County, Florida, to wit: By V. E. Douglass . D. C. lorcver prohibited In' the State of Florida, * All (excepting northeast quarter) Hloek All fractional See. 13. To. 14, Range 27. -file something good.—Ohio State Journal. except alcohol for medical, scientific or me­ 11. Tier 15. ' SW of NEJJ or E 20 chain* of lot 2 and chanical purposes, and wine lor aarraraental North half of Block 11. Tier 17. 8E >4 Sec. 14. Tp 14. Ranee 27. lurpnses: the sale of which alcohol and. wine All of Illoek II, Tier 18. or the purposes aforesaid, shall.be regulated 'All fractional Sec'23, Tp. 14, Range 27. All of Block II, Tier 19. by I aw. North half Sec. 24. Tp. 14, .Range 27. ' All xif ltjoek II. Tier 20. Sec. 2. The legislature shall' enact suit Lot 3. Sec. 6 Tp. 14. Range 28.' Lot* 3; J. fi. 8, 9. 10 Blork 12, Tier 2. able Jaw* for the enforcement of the provi­ Lot* 3, 4. Block 12, Tier 3. • sions of this article. Lots 4,.6. Blork 12, Tier 4. Sec. 3. This article shall go into effect on Lot* 3, 8, 9 Block 12. Tier 7. Netlre »f Application for T ai Deed Dndrr the first day of January, A. 1>. 1919. Lots 4, 8, 7, Block 12. Tier 8. Nrction H of Chapter 48KH, Laws of Flor­ Lot* 8, 9. IO Block 12. Tier 9. ida Lots S. 4, 6. 8, 9, 10. Blork 12,'Tier 10. with said • The vote* castt in' compl ance ; Notice Is hereby given that W. II. Boyd, proposed , amend merits, and Lot* 3, 4, 5, 9. 10 (exriuding It. R. It of nd the rdnvasa, ■ ■ purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 790, dated declarations and returns thereof, shall be way) Block. 12, Tier 11. the 2nd day of June. A. D. 1902, has filed subjected!- to the same regulations and re­ Lola 0. 7. 8, 10 Blork 13. Tler.l. *ai(i certificate in* ray office, and has made strictions as are provided by law for general Lota I, fi. Block IS. Tier 3. application for tai deed to issue in accord­ elections In the State of Florida. Lota 7 to 10 inclusive BJock 13, Tier 4. ance with law. Said certificate -embrace# the Lots 6. 7. 8, 0, 10 Block 13, Tier 6. • IN T E S T IM O N Y W H ER EO F. following described ' property situated in Lot* 9, 10 Blork 13. Tier 6. 1 have hereunto art Inv hand Seminole county, .Florida, to-wit: Beg. NK. All (excepting 1 and 6) Blork 13, Tier 7. and affixed th* Great Sea] of the Cor. of Sec. 13, Tp. 20 8.. R. 29 F.aat, run yields of hlfb dots products are nee* Lots 3. 4, 8. 9, 10, Blork 13. Tier 9. State of Florida, at Tallahassee, W. 13.45 ch , 8. 3.72 cht, E. 13.45 rha. N Lota 3, 4. 6, 8. 9. 10 Blork 13, Tier 10. (Seal) the Capita), this the twenty-fifth 3.72 rha. fi acre*. The said la d being as­ estory to bring a big net profit to tbe grower- The All (excepting k. R. It of W .) Blork 13. day of July, A. D. 1918. ' Tier li ; It Is a wlso woman who provides sessed at the date of the isauance of such II. C L A Y C R A W F O R D , cer Ideal In th name of Wm. M. Lambert banner record, forelock, results bat been held for All (leas lot 9) Block 14. Tier 1. * % Secretary of .State. herself with a suit similar to this silk LoU 3, 7, 8, 9, Block J.4. Tlei. 3. Alio: Notice la her by given that W. H •• 99-Frl 14tc ---— Lota TT2. 3, 4.T, 7, 8. 9. Block 14. Tier tbe last quarter-century by Jersey-and duvetyn. The skirt and' Boyd it purchaser of Ta* Certificate Na: All of Block 14. Tier 6. date'd Tfte Xnd day of June, A. D. 1902_ short Jacket are- o f Mediterranean 782,' Lot 7. Block 14, Tier 9. I • ' * a haa filed said cettificat* in my office, and-has In the d tra ll Court Hevralh^Jadlclal Cir­ Lota I, 2, 8; '7 (excluding R. R. R. of cuit, Ktfmlnole County, In "Chancery. blue silk Jersey. The collar, ptaetroq made application for tax deed to issue Way) Block 14. Tier, 10. Bill with law. Said certificate em­ Della M. Turner front, cuffs and belt are of putty-coL accordance Lota 1. 2. 0, 7, Block 14, Tier 11. va. for — braces the following described .property sit­ All of Block 16. .Tier 1. Divorce ored duvetyn. A buckle fastena the uated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: Itobert E. Turner Lota 1. 2, 3, 4. S. 9, 10, Block 16. Tier 3. Order of Publication W. 6 U chi. of SEJl ol tfWJf, See. 12. Tp. belt. All (except 6. and 7) Block 16, Tier 4. It appear* from the affidavit herein duly 20 8., R. 29 East. 11 acres. The said land Send for. our Free Books on all commercial Ali of Block 1fi. Tier fi. bring assessed at thi* date of the issuance filed duly sworn to by A. K. Powers*- that AIF*f Blork 16. Tier 6. of such cer ifleate in th nun of Unknown. he is solicitor for the complainant, in the crops of Florida; also our SpVay Catalogue. Lot I (excluding R. It. R. of W ay) Blork above entitled cause; that it is .the belief Also; Notice it ‘hereby giu*B_lhat W. H__ -------------- ----------the affiant that Robert E. Turner,’ is a 16. Ticr8. Boyd, purchaser of -Ta* Certificate No. 170- of AU of Tllork 1 CrYTer 1. , Special advice gladly given. . . non-resident of tho State of Florida and dated the (th day of July, A. I). 1908, ha* that All of Block 16, Tier 2. his address la unknown, and that there filed said rereificate in my office, and has is no> person Lots I, 6. 7. Block. 16. Tier 4. in the state of Florida, the serPercale frocks ure fashionable. t*ri made application for tax deed to issub in Lots 1, 2, 6, 7, (excluding It. R. It. of of a subpoena upor accordance with law. Said certificate em­ vice Parasols hnve large polka dots. fant, and affiant further says that Way) Blork 18, Tier 6. the defendant, braces the following described property sit­ he believes the age of the defendant to be All (exriuding R. It. It. of Way) Blork Small birds appear on snllor hats. Wilson & Toom er Fertilizer Co. uated in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit:16. Tier 6. . twenty-one years. M ur . The new rltdjons are very elaborate. SW)4 of SW jq, Sec. 12, Tp. 20 S. R. 29 oyer All of Block 17, Tier I. ' You. Robert, E. Turner, are therefore East. 40 acres. i-aid land being assessed orderecl-to. appear to this bill on Monday, AU oi Illoek 17, Tier 2. >d e a l | Navy blue serge is smartly com­ at Mfrs. Ideal Fertilizers. the date of the is uance of such certifi­ the 7th day of October 1^18, the same L o t s 2. 6. 7, Brock IH. Tier I. ruTHizw cate in the name of .Unknown. bined with blue tulle. * AII of Block 18.-Tier 2. bring a Rule day of~thla Court, or said Bill Jacksonville, Fla. Also: Nolle is hereby given th'at W. II. Lots n. 7. 8, 9. JO Block IN , Tier fi. will be taken a* 'confessed. As the season udvunces more large 1 *1 130*6TQ0*(S| Boyd, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 1101. It is further ordered that (his notice be All of lllorlf IN . Tier 10. bats are nptleqd, . . . . runuii*cfr dated the Mh day of June. A. D. 1899, has published for right consecutive weeks in AH of Illoek 2N, Tier 10. All of Illoek 2N. Tier 18. . Silk Jersey skirts are among thn filed said certificate ip my office, and ha* the Sanford llerald, a newspaper published ■‘4° xx*.,IUi.Aa»'' mado—application for tax deed to issue in In Seminole County, Florida. ............... All of Block 3N',‘ Tie’r It). prettiest of the-eeason. aero danr, with law. Said certificate cmWitness, E. A. Douglass, Clerk of the All of Block IN . Tier 20. AH of Block 2 N, Tier 19. , When ypu choose your percale dress urarra the following described property ait- Cirrult Court In and for Seminole County, hated in Seminole county. Florida, to-wit: Florida and the sral of said Court, 1hi* 26th AU ol Illoek 2N, Tier 20. choose a dotted one. Tdn acre*-in Sqr. In SW Co . of Lot 2, Sec. day of July, A. D. I9I8. All of Blork 2N. Tier 21. E. A. Douglass, Clerk Lot 10, Blork 7. Tier "A. Poney coats are Itr high favor for the 12, Tp. 20 8., R.-29 K. 10 acre*. The said land being assessed at the date of the Issue (seal) . By E. II. Wtlaon, D. C. Lot 2. Block 8. Tier B. summer suit of silk. nrr of such CortificaU! in the name of UnA. . K. Powers,, All of Block 8, Tier H. Solicitor for Complainant: ‘ ' All lota 1 and 2 (except west 60 feet) nown. Braided bluck satin gown's always 97-Fri-9te. ' . Block 9. Tier H. . .Also:• Notirc la hereby given that W. 11' have u certain distinction. Lot* 4, 6. 7. 9. 10. Block 9. Tier II. Boyd, purrhaarr of Ta* Certificate No. 7U1• All lot 3 (except west 30 feet of A gray silk frock is made attractive dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1902, ha* |n the Circuit Court Hevrnth Judicial Circuit Block 9. Tier If. filed said certiorate -in my offire. and has Neminole County, Flarlda with u girdle of green. Lots a, 9, 10, Block 10, Tier F. made appliraaion for taa deed to i*tu«- in Nelson O. Van IleVenter, Lola 2, 3. 4. 6, Block 10, Tier G. Low heel8 for women’s shoes are accordance with law. Said certificate em­ ■ole surviving partner Lots 1, 2, 3. Block 10, Tier H. braces t he following, described property sit­ of the firm of VanDevcn^, uiore and more In demand. Luts 4 and 8, Block 11, Tier C. uated in Seminole rounty, Fltuaua, to-wit; ter * llider, , . , Lota H and 9 ltlork II, Tier D. Beg. 5 ch*. S of -N-W. -Cor. of/Ilit 1, Sec. Complainant* .Bill to ........ I Jits 1 . 2, 3. 4. 6. 10. Blork 11. Tier 13. Tp. 20 S._JL^29 East. Mini KNUJjH cha. vs. . Foreclose Growing Hogs 1-ota 2, 3, 4, Illoek II, Tier F. S. 19 deg. * r iiA T 6 \ t .. W^7?TMr4wu. NTyi.90 George W. Boyce and AnMurtgage. Lota 2. 3. 8 Block II, Tier G. hog to be profitable he rha. 5 a< For nie lloyce his wife. E l i of lots I, 2, 3, A lots 4. 6. & 8 Block Defendant. The I, Tier II. . must 'be kept growinc^from birth to To George W. Itpycq and Annie Boyce, hie L « U 2. 3. A 8 Block 12, Tier A. wife, Lradvllie Colorado. marketing age. Uo-eonnot he profit­ All (except 1. 6, 6, 7,)_ Block 12, Tier B. .Y^tr'are herrb ____ Notice is hereby givgn th e hereby required and ordered to All (except 1, 6, 9.) Blork 12, Tier C. able unless he is healthy. He can .Boyd,. purchaser of Ta* Certlflcal appear toia the bill ol complaint filed herein All (except lo t'l) Block 12; Tier D. , , , against you on or before the-first Monday LoU 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 Block 12. Tier E. ' always lie in a profit-producing conj dated the 3rd day of June. A. I> filed said certificate In my offic in September 1918, same -being the 2nd day All (except lot 6) Blork 12, Tier F. dition if he \s fed. B. A. T lio m y f made application lor taa deed to isaoa In uf said month then nnd there to make an\ U (except 'lota I. 2, 3, 6, 7) Block 12, with law. Said certificate em­ swer to said bill of complaint In drfault of Tier G. v Hog Powder. We postlvely- tell you accordance braces the following described pronertv, sit­ which decree pro confesao will bo taken and Lola 6, 7, 8. 9. Block 12, Tier II. us ted In Seminole county. Florida, fo-wlt: entrred against you, followed by final decree Lola 9, 8. 8. 9 Block 13, Tier A. that this remedy prevents cholera, Lol 1 leas 9.30 cha N. and S. by 26.90 chs. thereon. * LoU fi, T, 8 Block 18, Tier B. removes worms and cures thumps. E. and W. on S. aide and less 13.46 eba. E All at Block 18, Tier D. It is further ordered that this order be W. by 3.72 chs.' N. and S. in NE. Cor. published In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper All (leas iota 1 and 2) Block 13, Tier E If the powder does not make good, and and less begin fi cha. S. of NW . Cor., run K. published In Sanfordi Seminole County,-Flo­ All of Block 13, Tier F. All of Block 13, Tier G. •we will— L. Allen ’ Seed Co. 99-6tc. 9 88 cha. ST 19 deg. W.* 6.47 ch*.. W, 7.40 rida once esch week for four coneecutive Alt of Block IN , Tier IB. weeks. All of Block IN ,.T ier 21. Witness my hand and the seal of aald Fractional East half of Blork 1, Tier I, Court this the 22nd day of July, 1918. more fully described aa, beginning 66 feat (Seal.) E. A. Douglass, Clerk north of Intersection of. south Hoe of Com­ Dickinson A Dickinson, By E. 11. Wilson. ' because it adds railea. - Our vul­ Solicitors for Complainant D. C. mercial Street with west line of Sanford Avenue In 8anford, Florida, west 117 feat; 97-Kfi-6tc canizing doubles the life of your north to Lake Monroe, southeasterly along I tired. You will be more than shore of said lak* to point of north b<gin-1 MAHTEK'8 HALE nine south to beginning. ' f pleased with our work on punc­ Under and by virtue of a final derree of West half of block 1, 2 and west twotured and blown out places on foreclosure entrred on tho 11th day of July thirds of blocks IN , 2N. and 3N, all In your ehoe«, for we restore them 1918 in the Circuit Court of the Seventh Tier 12, more fully described as beginning ( Judicial Circuit of Florida, In Scmlnol* Coun­ at Intersection IntersecHoi of north line of First Street to their original condition and ty, In Chabcery, wherein Benjamin Dr*« with -east Una of Poplar Avenue: east alun ong hand you back practically a new ia complainant, and Thatcher Realty Com north line of First Street to a point 190 | tire. Our vulcanizing of inner pany a Florida corporation. Frank A. Best of the Atlantic and Mary M. Best, hia wife, J. O. Best, Coast Line Itallrosd right-of-way (aald right* .tubes is juat as skillful. Try us Walker S. Adams, J.' B. Brown and Mary of-way bring adjacent to west fine of. Cedar on your worn titea and tubes. Brown, hie wife, M. If. Thatcher, George W. Aveque); north to Lake ftfonro*. westerly.| Boatwright, W. J. Thigpen and Frances W. along anor* of said lake to East line of Pop-I Thigpen, his wife, L. J. Chisholm. Louisa lar Avenue, extended; thantft"south to be­ T. Hosier and A. D. Rosier, her'husband, ginning. W. B. Price, V. O. Co Her, W. R. Charlton, West two-third* of Block 6. Tier 12, mora Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida Charles W. Young, LIaxis Lewis, G. V. John­ artfcularly dftscribad ns all' of block son, William Clark, and Laura Clark, hia ilarli2. (except beginning at InUraection of wife, Mersay Monroe, ne administratrix of south line ol Fourth Street west the eetat* of 1). C. Monroe, deceased^ U aa- 41a# tof ’Cedar Avenue; thence aoutb 266.1 *»r-A . Fvflowa. widow, Fred Clair. Augustus feet; thrnre.writ 146 feat; thence north 160 Schneider, Charles Neely and Lollia Neely, feet to right-of-way of Orange Belt Rail­ ble wife, Gilbert DcLoacb, Rafael Montene­ way: thence northeasterly along aald rightgro, Itlay Littles and Eittll Wales, his wife of way 110 feet; thence east 83 feet to beglnj. Q. Staton and Viola Staton, his wife. alng). »r«* defendants. 1 will offer* for sale and tall All except fractional cast half of block 7, bafora tha court houaa door of Seminole tier .12, more fully described.aa all of blork *■% County, at Sanford, Florida, during tha le­ 7, 1tier IS (except that part bounded aa al hours of aale-ep.-ths'-arat Monday In follow*: Uegiaalng at intersection of aouth T i l Coa Bay From Us at aptanibae, 1910. being th* Second day of lin# of Fifth Street with- tbe west Una of Whole— U Prieto th* month aa ith and a legal sal* day, th* ___ foilow- Cedar Avanae run weat 146 feat; south 170 tag described real estate situate, lying and •feet; Wit luuiuwriirri/ u v i«ri, southwesterly 111) feet: east 220 fact; being ia tb* County of Eemipola and .Stats aortb 264 fact to baglanlng) of Florida, 4o-wit: • AII of blqak 8. tier 9 (lass i W r lt s fe r F r is * U * » IT Lots 1 and t. Black I. Tier I ad all bloch ... 8, tier 10 (leu railroad LoU 6. 7. I. Block 1 Tier « , f*— , ) and' more fully described a* All of Block 1 Tier 10 ginning fin tha aouth line of 8|ath Street All of Block 1, .Tier IB. at a point % feat want and 16 feat aouth of AU af Block 1. iTl* sdr southwest Corner of blork 7, tier 10: tbeaco North Half (lea* it 100 feat) Block 2 east to th* Atlantic Coast U n i Railroad Tier «. right-of-way; thence southwesterly along said Want Ads Bring Results LEGAL ADVERTISING y^o s- Heavy Ideal Fertilizers IN FASHION LAND. r C TON TRUCK • (Worm Drive)/ Chassis, $550 f.o.b. Detroit IT BRINGS You must admit the Ford Truck at this price is the greatest Truck value in the world. Anticipate your wants and place your order today. SMILES C. F, WILLIAMS Dealer KENT VULCANIZING WORKS MONEY On Floor, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates W.A. Merrjdijr Compuy It1 PaUikt, Florid* I vv* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 23, 1918; <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/8939990d577f8d12c115e5ad134f045b.pdf e4283925b513ae101f6559dd425d3eec PDF Text Text — ....................................................... . * . . ' 'f *r. PU B LISH E D . SE M I-W E E K L Y • * ON TUESDAYS _ AND FR ID AYS •' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME X SANFORD/FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1918 BOARD OF TRADE SECURES NEW HOME NUMBER 2 GENEVA BOY DIPPING HINDENBURG LINE - BENEFITS TAKEN BY HAIG IN BY TURK S CATTLE BIG BRITISH PUSH ■* <• ceived here from the battlefront. GOOD GAINS M A D E A L L Monchy le Preux. Gumappe VESSEL I N T E R N E D B U T STORIES ABOUT KILLING a i o v r t u p i i m p and Wancourt, a little less than In answer to a call for fiction HUDDLESTON O. K. a l o n g l H h L IN e.. five miles southeast of Arras, have CALVES ARE UNTRUE. from the Libraries headquarters Extending the Picardy battle b**11 taken in today's attack, —Thfe Sanford Boaid of Trade is we sent last week a large box of The -many Seminole county My Dear Mr. Holly: . line far to the north into the At- Farther south the British have to be congratulated upon having a books to Jacksonville to be for­ friends of John Huddleston of Ge­ I wish all the cattle men in tois sector, the British launched taken Mory and made progress to home of their own this season and warded with the contribution neva -will be glad to learn th a t he Seminole county would read the an attack this moniing in the the southeast of the village. it is now being placed in firfct class from th a t library. We who pack­ is well and receiving good treat­ *n the. battle area south of the condition for th eir occupancy. ed the box were proud of .the class ment from the Turks who interned following letj^r, which appeared Scarpe rfcgion east of Arras. This They haVe rented the upper floor and condition of the volumes sent, his vessel when America entered in the Southern Ruralist of Aug. attac k may be considered as a Somme, Gen. Debeney’s French new development of the terrific has captured Fresnoy les of the i Herald building and the and thank everyone who con­ the war. He was interned a t Con­ 15th: ........... U \ru battle east of the Ancre rivet^1 «°y©t about 8 miles north of Rwye, partitions have been torn ou t in tributed. . . . . stantinople on board the Scorpion Editor Ruralist: which has been going on since last according to today's dispatches.----the reaY of the byildrng, making a Its receipt has been acknowl- ancTTiis friends and his parents, j.rW v The French arm y also has made a dipping for 1 five' fWWftesday. large room for the meetings of edged b; tne state director, Mr. Mr. and M rs .J .. H - Huddlwoi® slight advance between Ailette__ various kinds. The British war office savs good and the AisnCV~A few prisoners L. W. Joaselyn who also wrote of Geneva w e re worried about years and our cattle look as good Tho-front offices remain intact ''Good work Ir’ and "Accept our him. The following dispatch to ­ again as they did before we started progress is being made in the area were taken by this army yeste r - '. day is as follows: and herfc th e Board of Trade will sincere thanks.” .dipping. As'lfor th(rdipping kill­ where the offensive was begun. day. _ The Germans hold fortified fines have their office and a place where Fighting is reported proceeding Personally I see in'thts sending - Officers and enlisted men of ing calves, th at is a mistake. We on 1which they have stood for the '.11 they can entertain all the visitors of books a beautiful service of U. S. S. Scorpion, interned a t at HenineT.' . have never lost a calf; yet^m e of last two years. South of the Coto the city a t all times. . _ the Turkish by The line of the battle starting cheer.r .'T 'T o ..the boy over there who Constantinople government since April 11, 1917, our neighbors had one to me and jul river, the British have seem­ with Fampoux on the Scarpe This is one of the most desirable in some Y; M . C. A. room opens a thought the dip killed'it, but ingly encountered resistance, for river follows: Monchy le Preux, locations in the city and probably book and finds written on the fly­ arc boing accorded excellent treat­ they they killed it running it reporte show their lines about tiumnppe, Gumnprpe. W ancourt, Heninel, the only one where the Board of leaf "Sanford, Fla,” and possibly ment and are all in good health, toothink much. We would not take wh<>re they were yesterday. Croiselles, eastjjf Mory, Favreuli, Trade can have a suite of offices a familiar name it is a,.veritable the navy departm ent announced Fravcul, a mile and a half east AvesnesH^SficouFEl’Abbaye, „ Mor- and have an assembly room at the handclasp across the broad wa­ tonight, upon receipt of a report any money, fqr the v alu e. dipping same place. Such headquarters ters. It is such a small thing fol through the Swedish legation at has'brought us. Even t ho people of Hapaume, him been taken by tinquick, "west of Babentyne le The report, th at first said they would not dip tho-British, who have passed be­ Petit, Mametz and Chrnoy and are needed in this city, not only us tq do—only the giving of a Constantinople. which tells of living conditions of sooirfound Hint it was the right yond the village, while further then proceeds, to the Somme just ' for the Board of Trade work but book^y the three officers and 66 men of thing. The dipping law is one of north Mory has*been left behind to the west of M aricourt. There fop pnhlir menLinpK-df-all-kinds Years are coming -in which to* the Scorpion’s crew, w;ls the first the best things th at can be had by by Field Marshal Haig’s men. is little change south of the and it will be a most popular place refill the home bookcase. The any country. If you w ant proof detailed word received since the Somme, except th a t the . British : Progress on each side of the for out of town pebplc. Here bhe boys in camp and overseas..want of this, just come over into Mis­ gunboat was interned for failure fine has been moved to the east of Somme river is reported from country members can cohie with them now. , to leave Turkish waters within sissippi and we will show you what London And it is said the British Chiugnes. . their families and feel a t home results it .brings. -I wish every are advancing toward Maricourt, either day or night and there will- T hat "Scott,” in shabby cover the 24 hour period allowed. cattle raiser could see tbe good re­ four miles northeast of Bray. be everyfacllity for their accom­ and fine type is literature—and The crew of the Scorpion re­ sults here. * MAN POWER BILL .• send it if you will. There afe There has been great artillery modation when they come to San­ ceive wholesome and abundant * John Cdus. ford.. . ' • ... many lovers of Scott in the janks. food, the report stntes. Football activity from Roye to the Aisne Pelahatcheo, Miss. river, according to the French of­ Passes House and Will Also Pass There is plenty of room and the But do you remember how your games on the drill grounds of the The Senate Reply.—We are glad to have boy enjoyed the last story of Rex Turkish minister of marine visits, this evidence-of-the value of the ficial report, b u t there is no men­ screened front porch will prove a V-yl W ashington, Aug. 27.—A clear boon to the members on summer Beach and poured over "The under escort to Constantinople, dipping vat and proper laws. If tion of new infantry attack s in Border Legion,” by Zane Grey? track was given in the senate to­ this vital sector. Gorman sur­ • evenings and th a t they will feel daily newspapers and books are people of a state do not real­ prise attacks on the French lines day to the manpower bill, passed a t home here is already assured.- Every boy in Sanford watches his allowed the Americans. A health­ some ize for themselves how much good in the Vosges sector have been Saturday by the house, broaden­ Some of the offices will also be chance to get “ Four Yeans in ier' anchorage for the Scorpion has this tick eradication will bring, repulsed, according to Paris. Germany,” "Over the Top” and ing the arm y d raft o m limits to 18 been provided, and the men have the only proper used for public work and in time thing is to compel "Outwitting the HunT from the . been permitted* to visit dentists in them by- law to "come into the the Board of Trade headquarters As the battle stands today the and 45 years. When th e senate convened unwill be the nucleus around which Library. • If it ia-to-be a choice the city. J British appear to be near the old fold.” They will soon be glad the will revolve the business of the between Scott and P at O’Brien Hindenburg line*south of Arms, der a long standing agreem ent to •The men are reported to be compulsion was applied. up wartim e prohibition, Sen. while they are making an attack take • * mmtfcm. city and th e business men of San­ right now send " P a t” to the boys contented, their only reauests as Thousands of similar testimon­ directly against it on the Scarpe Sheppard of Texas, prohibition ford and of the entire county will in khaki. Do not always keep the found by the Swedish officials is ies could be printed from t'very river. If the attack launched this advocate, moved to tem porarily feel th a t they haVe a plate where new and send the old. news from home and more shore southern state. momirfg is successful, it may hayp lay ju id e th a t m easure. I t -was they can gather for business, for I remember hearing this of one leaves. C ,' Mr. Cous says ho has been dip- a determining effect on. the course agreed to and debate on amend­ rest and for refcreation. The small Sanford boy. Re begged The announcement of the navy ig cattle forfive years. This is of the battle further south, for a ments to the manpowe&J>ill was Board of Trade has secured this for a rose. The bushes were full gives for the first time the names cause Mississippi did not have German retreat over a wide sec­ resumed, with passage late today l fine-location in the heart of the of bloom. He was a t first denied city for a very nominal sum and because "They are~God’s roses of the men interned. The officers proper laws on this subject five tion might be forced. I t will also or tomorrow expected. , , yeara ago. If all the cattle in affect the Flanders sector to the are well pleased with their choice. and are to be carried to God’s are: To expedite and simplify pro­ Lieut. Commanders Jam es G. Seminole (or any other) county north, from which the Germans cedure the house bill was -substi-/ They will move their office fix­ church.” Finally being given one tures in the new location the first past its beauty and dropping its Omelvena, Weston, W. Va., and are dipped every fourteen days, i are said to be retiring. tu ted for the d raft act which has :i of September and expect all mem- petals, he rushed* into the house John F. Huddleston, Geneva, Fla., beginning next March, the tick | Heavy rain is falling over the been pending in the senate. T be ill be completely eradicated erauicaiea w ith a n , battle area, it is reported. This senate m ilitary committee m et beis and friends to come up and and showing it to his mother said Lieut. Leman L. B abbitt, Hough­ will ton, N. Y. * in six or seven months from the !ment of troops, make themselves a t home. contemptuously, "Here is an old before-the senate convened and time the work is begun, and there j continues all along the reported the house bill with minor The enlisted men are: rose; God don’t want it; I don.t Transportation Outlook Favorable either.” Please do not let the ... _ M uther n win* to Soiseol.. Be­ ~ amendments, indiiding the "w ork D. H. Barnes, Pabsons, Pa.; C, will never For Fruits boys in khaki and blue say when Bindo, New York; K. E. Boeh- dipping cattle in this territory tween th>e Oise afld the Aisne, or fight” pioposal w ithout change. Mr. Cous ought to have added to Tam pa, Fla., Aug. 26.— Infor­ they look over books a t the Y. M. mer, W ashington, D. C .;„C . P. his good letter the fact th at Mis­ Gen. Mangin is pressing steadily.. The senate committee, however, mation has reached the office of C. A. hut, "Old books, th at the Boes, Constantinople, Turkey; A. sissippi is now free of ticks in every toward the western extremity of struck out the am endm ent of Rep. the Florida Citrus Exchange here folks a t home didn’t wantl Well, H. Broschk, Cleveland, 0 .; 0 . C. county, from one end of the state the Chemin des Dames. Tradway of , M assachusetts, x Unconfirmed reports have been adopted by the house, providing from tjhe Georgia Fruit Associa­ we’re hard up for something to Claus, West Bend; WiB.; J. H. to the other. Is there any reason the number of prisoners is placed for appointm ent of special exam­ tion to the effect th a t the railroad read, or we wouldn’t want' them Bailey, cngland; J. B. Denight, why Florida cannot do as well? service given the Georgia peach either!” Please let Sanford go Delanco, N. J .; G. L. Dickerhoof, at 20,000. iners by the provost marshal gen­ W. F. Blackman. movement this season has been "Over the Top.” More boys go­ Philade.lphia; C. B. Dodge, Con­ On most of the front the British eral to reclassify men in existing the best in the history of the peach ing, more books needed. Send stantinople; B. Douglasb, New have pushed the Germans from deferred classes. T his am end­ Letter From Arthur Dickins them to the Library and we will London, Cohn.; R. W. Sarle, industry. ' the high ground so necessary for ment, the senate committee felt •The m ovem ent'of Cars has not do the rest. Brighton, Mass.; H. F. Eklof, Dear M r. Holly: defenso. The enemy has been would cripple auth o rity of state .. • M. E. Key, Librarian. been as fast as in some padt sex Well, how is every little thing forced out of much of the crater (h aft boards and also is unneces­ ConatantinopleTSC- E. Fro’endhoff, Dayton, O . f n . F. Gaiser, in Sanford? I guess it is real country, marking the old Bomme sary because General Crowder al­ industry. * The movement of cars has not Providence, R. I.; W. L. Graf, quiet since all the boys have left, battlefield of 1916. This has ready hsa power to make any reSummers to- France been as fast as in some past sea­ Constantinople; C. H artley, Terre but a t the present; rate the Sam­ opened up new opportunities for classificatibn he deems desirable. Rev. C. H. Summers, formerly H aute, Ind.; R. A. Havens, Rebe, mies are traveling it won’t be the tanks and cavalry. sons forall train schedules now are O ther changes.in the house bill slower than formerly; but the pastor of the Kissimmee Method­ N. Y.; E. Hayes, Constantinople; long before the boys are home Allied airplanes continuously made by the sen ate com m ittee Georgia peach men say th a t in the ist church, b u t who has been camp P. H. Howse, Constantinople; R. again. I received a Herald sent bombard troop concentrations and were u n im p o rtan t m atter of furnishing em pty carfi pastor for th at denomination a t Humphries, Billings^ Okla.; H. C. me by a friend and i t certainly troop centers Behind their lines. Vigorous contests are expected * Jloading "" siting care Camp Johnston since the first of Huston, W. ST. Paul, Minn.; B. looked goeRPto me. It had th a t for and in spotting The Germans held on to Baon the floor on th e work or fight the year spent last Saturday and the service has excelled anything W. Jeffries, Chester, Pa.; L. M.. tetter in it which Oscar Speer paumc throughout Sunday in am endm ent today^ giving no def­ day in the city with his family. Sunday J'fwrote home. He said he expected Keating, St. Louis; F. Kem^ they had earlier known. heavy fighting. Gen. Byng’s erence to who strike or In Officials of the Florida Citrus The government has ruled out Bronx, N. Y.; F. J. Lahondere, to be in the fight by August. forces, however, are m Avesnea, a any otherworkers way lose their deferred' Exchange are greatly gratified at all denominational 'pastorates a t New York; R. W. Langworthy, Well, he is in it now and I expect suburb one half mile to the west classification. The house mem­ this news, in th a t it confirms tbe the training camps and M r. Sum­ Cedar Rapids, Iowa.;' T.~ W. to be very shortly. and have reached Faavreul, two bers last week said amend­ assurances earlier given them by mers decided to take up Y. M. Lamb, Brooklyn, O.; LeR. Lodge, I leave Thenay tonight, of miles to the nArth and are reported m ent was unnecessarythe as the war the R ailroad Administration to C. A. work. He has taken the Olney, 111.; D. L. Lotts, Inde­ couree I cannot say where, but I in Thilloy, 1M miles southwest. n departm ent already has tbe power the effec t th a t every effort would examination and has been ac­ pendence, la.; P. Manion, Con­ will let you hear from me soon. The fall of Bray, iray, wmci which came after which the am endm ent would con-' ,as be made to afford prom pt and ad­ cepted as a "Y ” secretary and ex­ stantinople; M. Martinez, Con­ Give the girls back there my re-! the capture of Albert , has enabled fer. Labor leaders also have pro­ equate movement for perishable pects to go overseas in. a short stantinople; S. Meena, Constan­ rds and tell them th at the the British to press on eastward tested vigorously. -Indications time. He was here to secure a tinople; S, Miller. New York; M. foodstuffs. ench mademoiselles are very \and they ape reported in Suzanne, were th a t the am endm ent wduld There is seeminly no reason to residence for his family and locate M ilton, Lemos Island, Agean Sea; nice and also very pretty, but I two miles to tne east and a t the be included by the senate and doubt th at the same effort will be them permanently prior to h ir X-M iskell, Bayonne, N. J.; H. R. will take the American girl * " * tv* ' for edge of the swamp country which- would become the chief source of McCleary, Constantinople; H. I. put forth tp move Florida oranges leaving.—Plant City Courier. mine. lines the Sbmme close to Peror neronne< contention in the conference. C. McDonald, Washington, D. C.; an d grapefruit th a t has been used Well, the candle is low so I will If th e Germans hoped to find J. Neckles, Constantinople! J; M. for Georgia peaches. This defin­ Civil Service for P. O. Job secure positions a t the old Hinden­ have to Btop. I would like very Another Herald Star E. O’Dell, Hamilton, 111.; J . itely disposes of the runlor ehrlier much to hear from you when you burg line, from whibh to beat off O'Neili, Jeisey iey C City; ity; D. A. Pay, Guy Stenstrom left* Saturday Applications for the position of sent out to the effect th a t these have a chance. the allies, bis expectations have for the front. Guy makes the ton, Norfolk, Va.; W. E. Petereon, fireman-laborer to filla vacancy in perishable fruits would be classed Your friend, been defeated b v the allies' hard third member of the Herald active Constantinople; E. A. Reed, Conilfi as luxuries and th a t th e ! would be the Postoffice Building, a t a salary ^ A. L. Dickins. drive immediately in his wake. force to be taken in the last ,two be accept- Constantm o .le; E. A. Reed, Con­ unable to get to market. The Ex­ of $660 per annum From defenses around . Bulli- m onths. B ut we are willing to let change officers have al ,1 along ed ncotrlatter than S e p t 18, 1918, stantinople; G. Reed; Grove City, Bought First Cotton court the French have a good them go for we will get ulonf? some been on the job. and have been in from men having fireman experi- O.; L. A. Rifehberg, Athens, Pa.; C. I. Smith, Constantinople; Q. way until they all come back after J. A. Rumbley bought the firet 'fchance to take Cambrai. close touch with officers of the ence. There will be no educawhipping the Hun. Railroad Administration in y a* h -;tlo n al ^ . competitors being rat- L. Stannard, Glen Falls,i ... ^ *5 Sanford cotton th a t was purchased •' London,___ . . . ......... Aug. 2 7 ,1 p. m.-^-Xhis R. Stewart, Constantinople; P. B. ... , WJ ___ _ _at£d ed on pf#sical ability and experihere this season. He purchased morning an attack was aliinched ingtdn. They have had repca 400 can Sweat, Sw Jr., Blackville. S. C.; J. J. 100 bales of Sanford cotton, pa^r- between the Scarpe river and the assurances of*the intention"*o ..................... ‘on u> co- ence. Application Form, 1800 Joe Laing ig is home for a few retroy* «Ta tosky, Constantinople; G. ing 80 centk per pound for Fampoux on the heights north- days from 'Jacksonville where he operate with growers of p e rish -b e ° r ™ ”.?r o „ 2 LJ Taylor, Carter, Term.; D. Tedes- Rumbley is-an old cotton man, east of NeuveUle-Vitasse. In a hks been employed dince Stetson a b l^ T a n ‘< T the‘G e o rg ia 'i^ ta n re Local Civil Service Board a t th e]T a co, Constantinople; J. Thompson, having raised and bought it a t his few minutes theB B furnishes direct proof of the Rail- Poetflffire of the above d ty , or made an closed for vacation. Joe will soon i Constantinople; E. D. Willi old< home, in lAlabama and he -is advance of two---— road-. A dn.inUlr.tion-. ability to m il«- on a- front t 7 ---------------— . . — t of don the khaki and become one of oi son, Huntington, W. Va. irrliniT fn only com ug back to his first love, i four miles, according to umr/l word m re-' Uncle Sam’s A.L,__ fighters. make good. WILL HAVE - OFFICES AND ASSEMBLY ROOM. 8anford Library • 'k K K m �! ■ ■ i i i i r l '• -rv S i l l ’ll I . . .(.•.■x-iutaivL •• ’Ll* AUGUST- 23, 1918 TH E SANFORD HERALD FACE EIGHT l o Utu* In a rr o rd a n e e with law, Star Theati -i-i; ■ T h s «sld fncfones vHth French nrnncjr and tnntle land b r l n t *»**«>*d a t th* d a t* of th«* I n a , , n r e of such rrrtlA eate In t h e nam e of A. T . jia Immense profit for themselves by Sh*pard. • the transaction. • . Said U n d aro b rarra th e followlnc d«-a-ib rd p rop erty a l t u a tr d In SomlnoU rOuntv, The iiK**t prominent of the Swiss de­ rr Florida. 1B2B ft. Florida, luv*in luvoitl lBr«, i r e . JBU ISO f«. ft. s. 8 . and a n d 1628 It. fendant* xvns Dr. Brucstlcln. n lawyer. w. of W r<lf. 8pc. SB, Tn. 10 8., K. 30 Eaat. rur/K19° ».•, 8. 470 ft. W. ISO, ft. Revelations ‘ disclosing his iy*tlvltlpa N. 470 ff. 3 and 6-10 aerrj,,^ created n sensnllon In nil Swifter* . Unlraa aald ccrtlflraU a ahall be redeem ed • • . •. # *•«» land. . The court condemned him so* according to J a w ’ tax deed will laaue thereon tho 21th day of epw'-mber, A. D . 1918. vt-rrly, . Atnont^ the ether defendants on . H 'ltn rw m y a ls n a tu re and aeal thla the J jv e r e n Swiss array sergeant nnd nn 23r d day of A u*uft. A^’D. J I I S . . L/ , f.-l A. DOUGLASS. taeal) anny pollcemnn. * Both were found Clerk Circuit C r t Seminole Co., Fla. • * »•• , . » 1. D nusU aa,- D . C , guilty of taking French money for Irene Castle in • r Bessie Barriscffle in “ The Witch Woman’> ^ l'-Frl-Stc Baby Marie Osborne * furnishing Infonnntlop about nrmy “Within The Cup.” “ Vcngcnnnce Is IVIhic" * ’ und Ihc t ' itnd also rtmvementa. . Also the first of the Celebrated Also tho 8th Episovie of JThfi tyhole of .Switzerland seems to Third Episode of j . Two Reel Sunshine Hilly Parsons Comedies, "Billy's b a a hotbed of spies. Espionage trials “The Lion’s Claws” Strictly F r e s h Eggs ami “The Fighting Millions" Baby,” a cyclone or fun and Comedy . are going on alm ost continuously In Also Harold_LlayiL-Com*dy-a whirlwind of pretty girls. -------— — ----■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Good Stock Chickens -----------rf--- *-------------- 1— many of the cities. Germans, Aus­ trians nnd Italians arc Implicated ns . Wanted. ' v Matinee Daily at 3:15/Admission 5 & 10c. Coming---Theda Bara In “Camille.” well ns the Swiss themselves. The Pay Highest M arket Prices Prevail­ piddle Is daunlly excluded from th«;9e ing Day of Receipt. trials because Switzerland wants to nrold ns much ns possible being drawn Refrtenre: Jarkaanvllle Poultry AaaoeUtloa. H. J. Taanaend. farmer, Inlerlarken, F la., and into the ramifications of spydom _JE which might Jeopardize the neutrality' W. M. Detilllns. fanner. Glen 81. Marya, FIs appeared* is "W ithin the C up/' deitroyart "by hunting n r mum? i n a c n hot set. In cITnrge, soys fie Is now look­ of the republic. ing for Woodrow Wilson to en list which will be the attraction a t the by being jnlxod with other wastes. m A. W. DARK. M anager If In three 20 cities the garbage wna Bryan Is a farm er hailing from Star Theatre tonight. In it Miss •'kept Jacksonville, Florida GOOD SAMARITAN IS REPAID ISOS (A) Main 81. d e a n " or free from bottles, tin W ainlincl^e, Tex., weighs 133 pounds, Barriscale, as "Thisbe Lorraine," cans, crockery nnd other foreign m at­ and was pronounced a perfect speci­ suffere the uncanny warning, de­ ter, the saving to tho governm ent Woman Who Befriended Soldier Re­ . Within the Cup livered by "Tea Cup" Ann, a Bo­ would be many million dollars more. men of manhood. ceives *10,000 Insurance When Roonlns Water la Errry Everything New Dewey halls from Nlobrars. N eb, hemian fortune teller, t h a t ' her Man la Killed. Tho responsibility devolves upon the U na Flaking . and his actions were prompted by n Flno Batkins Something poetically unprece­ soul is cursed and that, though shoulders of the honaewtfe, who Is m arine poster on which Admiral Dewey dented in the production of mo* she will forever try to realize Jgb the urged to ace th at nothing hnt gorhnge told of w hat he thought of the Marine _ Nevada, Mo.—Mrer B. H. Mellet, owner of a small home bakery here, t i °n l ove for which her heart craves, goes Into the garbage jtalL-* Other corps. nseales second ra ra lta 1 lay, 44.,iwKritm aJo v e ,„;n will never* u« be „attaliredr rcfWe &*■ » value bat its value Hopkins- clnlms nq^rclatlnn to the has received word from the w ar de­ CORONADO BEACH Within the_ Cup*. which will be ent Bhe will receive *10,000 i n ­ The horrible prgphecy and the In lost nnd the'"vnlue of the garbage famous man for whom the famous med­ partm the attraction a t the Star tonight. ghost OPPOSITE NEW SMYRNA surance on the life of Thomas H. of her past haunt her Is lost If refuse nnd garbage are mixed. ical college and hospital were named. Price, a soldier who recently died from FOR RATES ADDRESS In the entire drama, which is throughout the play, one of the He explained his action by merely say­ the accidental discharge of a gun seven reels in length, there is but most impressive* •which Paralta ing: .“I c a n fight-and I w ant to." MRS. W. W. ALCOTT, Prop. aboard a transport. one exterior setting. All the has yet produced. FISTS W ILL FIGHT Price came here several years ago, 1 1 1 ’ Garage Accomodations - Horse Kicks Man Tan F e e t scenes, with the exception of very and penniless. Mrs. Mellet took him . HUN MAILED FIST Greenberg, Ind.—Albert Bruner, a, Sea Food Dinners A Specialty . few which were taken in this set­ prominent nnd wealthy D ecatur county to her home, nursed and cared for ting were filmed inside the vast Denver; Colo,—The German farm er, w na. Injured seriously when him until he was well, nnd then helped glass enclosuft? of • the Paralta ■ "mailed flat" la to he met by _ kicked by n horse. He was knocked hhu secure n Job. Assigning of his studio in Los Angeles, California. two mnle F lats.' Ilylo Flat. “ Uiili- last 'trj*~Ttrr- blow, -which landed wur risk, '.-irairafu*,? h r m f t r it way he could show his gratitude, he ~ Thff one exterior presents a soci­ hi Ids abdomen. told her, Just before leaving.......• 1 the exnmple of hla * ety! lawn fete a n d even this re­ Food-A dm tntstM tfW r’S ^ * ^ A rthur Flat, nnd enlist• quired a great deal of adornment Saving Can Be Made. ed In the regular array. The • andI embellishment by the art di­ FASHION HINTS. Flats nre now In training In the J rector to gain the atmosphere of snme company nt Fort Logan. « an / elaborate society v gathering. Housekeepers Urged to Keep Kitchen The nverage width of a wash skirt and Tajble Refuse 8eparataIs two yards. In consequence of the fact that From Other W aste. Velvet nnd organdie make a fash­ there was* but one:exterior Set RED CROSS FEEDSJLLSATIANS ionable combination. and because of the luxurious and Wnshlngtn'n.—A campaign for the The sleeveless^ coat fashion Is gain­ bizarre scenes- which the story de­ utilization \ All Local Advertisements Under of garbage has been Inaugu­ Three Thousand Who Escaped In Flrsl ing In popularity. . manded, the picture necessitated rated by the United Staley food nd*„ W eeks of W ar Are Being This Heading THREE C EN TS,a Nimble Swiss Gets French and Foulard In lurge polka-dot design la the construction of a great num­ ministration, which Is advising all stdte .' \ Cared For. Line For Each Insertion. Minimum very fnshlonnble. German Money, but Lands ber and% variety of inteiior settings. adm inistrators to spread garbage “ A n e w s t y l e , o f Capo f o r s p o r t w e a r - Charge-25 Cent*.---------------------- The result, however, i* very grat­ utilization-propaganda tlimugh their W ashington.—Three thousand loyal in Prison. Is o f n e u t r a l l i n e n . ifying, for the finished picture, .territory nnd urge upon housekeepers A lsatians who escaped across the fron In answering an advertlaem en?^ Chenille dotted veilings have taken hough much niore time, labor and the* necessity for keeping gnrhage tier In the first weeks of the w ar when a new lease of life. » where no name is m entioned in th e the battle line swayed hack nnd forth (kitchen nnd table refuse) In n sopnExpense were entailed in ts pro­ Sleeveless gulmpes ore mado to wear id , please do not ask T he H erald duction, so far surpasses the aver­ rn to ,. container from, other hou^e .across southern Alsace, are now beliu w ith bolero jackets. for inform ation as to the id e n tity of fill with Amerlcun food. They nr* refuse. . ......... J age screen drama in its artistry Black satin and gray crepe de chine the advertiser. Usually we do n ot Figures nnd statistics Issued by tho quartered In nineteen villages safe on th at it cannot be brought into a food adm inistration show that In one. the French side of the w ar zi.no where mnko n pretty frock. know who the advertiser is and if Republic Anxloua to Keep Out of Trou­ A new rough swlss straw appears comparison^ Credit for its elab­ ton • of gnrbage there Is sufficient Amcrlctut troops nre now stationed. we do we' are not allowed to give ble, but Is Neat of Plotter*—Eaamong the latest hats. orateness Is dde both to It. Paul glycerin to-iiinke the explosive charge .T hey lost all their property three out this inform ation. Sim ply write plonage T rials Dally Tailored blue Bcrgo Is a standard Holmes, technical director, and for 14 75-mlIllmaler shells, enough yeara^agd nnd whnt little money the> a letter and address it as per In­ atyle for little children's coats. O ccurrence.a . Raymond B. West, who directed "fntty a d d " to m anufacture 75 pounds had was sodn exhausted. With the In­ structions in th e ad. the production of this Paralta of Boap, fertilizer elements to grow creasing cost of living add the Innhllltj Berne.—A • rcmnrknble spying font eight bushels of wheat nnd n seore'of of their French neighbors to continue Play. • was executed by a Swiss* citizen nnmed Continuous Performance. FOR SALE othet; vnlunble m aterials essential In t o ji e l p them, their situation became Luglnhuhl. lie succeeded In getting Friend—“What al^out .the re n t of u d e a e r a te . In answer to the appeal tho m anufacture of munitions. * T he Latin Quarter of Paris and For Sale—Farm, a ljf or in five It Is also pointed out that '24 cities from French societies Interested In paid from both sldeB, the French ns plnce like this? 1 suppose -the land­ the Bohemian section of New .of over 100.000 are not utilizing gar­ them, the American Bed Cross has Just well- ns- the OcrmnnB, receiving profit­ lord nsks n lot fof It." Arduppe— acre tra c ts. If not sold soon will York form the locale of the second bage nnd that the 'Chmhtned papula- shipped food to the nineteen vlllages'lc able favors from both, and Anally “Yub, nithpr-'-heU always asking for r e n t.' Apply A. P. Connelly. Ip4-6c , Paralta Play featuring Bessie Bar­ tlorf,"\CTilMi ts-estim ated to he over provide half the dally ration" of these .landed In t h e ’ meshes of Swiss law. ,t."—Boston Transcript. Luglnhuhl was o n e o f twenty-one de­ 3,000 Alsatians for ten months. 5,000,000, Is wasting 4,400,000 pounds For Sale’—Seed potatoes. W. W . riscale which vyill be shown atHhe tio n for T a t D e e d Under The shipment Included 13.200 pound* fendants In a celebrated efiptonnge N__oSt ieccet i oonf hA pCp lica Dressor, R. 1, Sunford, Fla. Phone Star tonight. The picture, "W ith­ of nitroglycerin nnd 40.000.000 12h a p te r 4MH, Latin o f Florida case Just concluded In a lock® court. 104-2tp in the Cup” was written by onnee cakes of soap besides 00,000 tons of condensed milk, 13,200 pounds of W ith one exception all were found N o t i c e (• h e r e b y f l v t n t h a t W . M. Ila v n ee , No. 2412. tankage, which contains fertilizer flour, 1,100 pounds of sugar, 0,000 p u rch a a er of T a x C rrt lf ir a t* N o . 1WUK, d a lr d Monte M. Katterjohn and pro­ of sufficient to produce a 3,000,­ pounds of dried peas, 2.200 pounds of guilty. Including Luglnhuhl. Sentence t h r 3rd d a v of J u n e , A. t>. 1901, has filrd For Sale—Freah milch cow. R. L duced under the direction of Ray­ elements r a id r r i l l h r a t e in m y office, arid has m s d e • 000 bushel wheat crop. The value of rice nnd 3,200 pounds of tinned, m eat wns deferred. t l o n for t a x d r e d to issu e in a c c o r d ­ G arrison, Sanford. 93-tf mond B. West. It deals wjth tne this loss of m aterials In estim ated at ............ ........... ___________ _ Luglnhuhl wns anxious to buy wool aa pn pc el l r a-with ‘ l a w . S aid ce rtific ate em b ra ces t h e f u l l u a i n y d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y In SfcUlwaste In France. lie wanted, to selT struggles of a woman who is afraid *5,000.000. t t ! E f y T o r L o t .4 BRYAN AND DEWEY ENLIST It In O ennany-w hrre’tTe'Wiuld get nn" 4aon»di e Eelol u nofl v .l . oFtlo4r idA.a , E.m - wGriffin’s For sale or rent for cash or shares •of love because of a curse which Su b . !>iv. In 20 cities where there arc jmrbnga ' T h e sa id land b r i n e s s s i s a r d at t h e d a t e ol she feels^ has infested her souL utilisation p ln n tsth e llgnres"show that John Hopkins Also Racently Joined Immense price for It. To get the wool t h e I s su a n ce of su c h r e r lif ir a tr in th e n a m e 15 acres land eight acres tiled flow­ out of France Luglnhuhl had to obtain c f A . E. Griffin. ing well a t loading ktbtlcn C am ­ The film Is vivid anil gripping rind a combined population of 18,000,000 United States Marine* a t Kan­ permission from the French authori­ A l s « : | N y l l c e is h ereb y g i y r n t h a t W. M. eron City :Lots G8 nnd 67 Celery has been elabrattly staged with people ’a re utilizing these products, to -----aas City. • < • • • • ■ . . i Ti .a x C “ e r t l"f f t a t e N o , D e lta ;."^W illing to finance respon­ ties. He got Into touch with French I l a y_ n e s*., ip*umirci nh a. ,ser jr , of tho vnlue of over *11,000.000 nnnunlly, but one exterior setting. 2' H > , d a t e d t h e £th d a y of J u n r , A. I>. agents and spies doing business In i 6 9 9 . has filed sa id certific a te In m y office, nnd that n tprge percentage of this Kansas City. Mo.—William Jennings Switzerland, who ufterwnrd were his a n d h a s m a d e a p p lica tio n fo r l a s d eed l o sible p arty with approved references snvlng Is being directly used by tho laaue with lave. S aid certifi­ having fucitilies to truck It the com Bryan, George Dewey and John Hop­ codefendants In the trial, nnd upon his c a t e I r. accordance: One of the strongest, most grip­ government In munition making. t h e lolViveing d esc rib ed prop­ kins rc(/Trily. Jnlned tin* United States promise th at he would make a trip e r t y e ftu a ted - in S e m im .le c o u n t y , Florida, ing season. , Subm it proposition. But In these 20 cities, or most of ping dramas in which Bessie Bar­ it: N i l.Lt o A. E. G n H in a S u b . U!v. S. F . Flournoy 1100 E ighth SU Ittfo Germany. And out certain things Tt oh-w e said _ _ riscale, the Patalta star has yet them, lurgo amounts- of gurhnge nro Ifa.-lno"cor>« lo*ro. • Lieutenant Horn- the 103-4tp French spies w ere,anxious to know' t h e t s s u a n t e t ! s u e n tertificgti' in th e n a m e N. W. W ashington D. C. nnd report hack, he would obtain- per­ o f U n k n o a n . r t b y g i v e n t h a t W. M. mission to take the wool qut of France. I l sAylrs.oi :t , Npout ircreb aiss i rh tof WANTED T a s G e r t i b c a te N o . 2G o9, C o t . d t h e fith d a y of J u n r , A- I*. 1699, Told Germans of Deal. h a s filed raid certific a te In t r y critic*’ a n d To sell the wool In Germnny I.ugln- bar m a d e LPIlliULlmn for l a * <lc*d t n isaua W anted—P«?rsons of intcllii t h lav,, fiald rcrtlflcta*/ - f r o l l r O . Clinilltlt* of r p n u n n i r t r v f n r buhl made his trip Into the knlser's einm b kr ar ce eosr d sthheer fowl lo w in g d v scr ib s d p r o p e r t y W ’ t-.tp a u iL Ol r U l b O n i n g 1 0 T domain, ns promised, but he did more r i t u x ti d ir. Si m ir.ole cu UM y, i l o r . d u . tu-wit: themselves, forming their own 3 a n d W f t of Lot 4 A. E. Grifthan he hind promised. Ho told Ger­ fWi t 'Js, Sofu bLot . f t i v . S a id land b c l n c y ss cs ted at opinions, to investigate the merits man officials nil about the deal he hud t h e d a t e pf t h e tsauance rtf su « h . . r u l . ' b t e of that prescription 1^18. See u made with the French spies, where­ In t h e r.arov of C . L. Itlsr.u. A lso : N u l i c a is h ereb y g iv e n t h a t IV, M. the proof of what jt has done, upon the Germans were kind enough i l a y n e s , p u r ch a ser of T s x C t U i f f r a t r 619, what it can-do for them. N. B.— to w rite a report which Luglnhuhl took d a t e d t n e 4th d a y of J u ly , A. I). 19(M, baa No others need apply. 1-ltc back to Switzerland nnd handed over flitd . a i d cer t if ic a te in my office, and a s dteri t o i s . u e li./tf,-. to his French friends, who paid him cmoarddes nar pe pnl i ictahtilosnu .f i r Staid r< rtifirs te i i s l i f t n y Phone* *S00 for It. Luglnhuhl at that time t h e f o l l o s i r . x d t s c r i b i d pro p erty sl r u a l .i l ...AVtintrd —A piano box. , l l o r i d a , t o - s l t : S> of 143 Sell, lit- Maine*. 103-tfc already had dn Ids pocket the hand­ LIno t S e6 mainn do l eL c)>o uofn t yLota V a n d H A . K. t.rifsome profit lik had made on the salo fin’s S u b . O l v . of parui S ec 7-8 T p 21 S. la u d bein g a ss reiv o at th*Wanted, Men—Saab & Door Fac­ of French woo) in Germnny. Whnt dII.a t e3 0o l E .t h e S aid K su a n r e i>f * u c h re r t lf ir st e in tory. ‘ Bench bunds und machine hands. the Germans him paid him for double­ t h . y a m e of W . A. Hrnwner crossing tho French was uot dlsHoxetl . .. — . . ------- jy c t v r n t h a t W, M. Good Inside Caritentcr. * Steady work lIii aa ;ymn tpf ., u n i i a ’ vt ’| T I Ia i 4‘-t*rrftaig«»r «•( CVriUiraU No. during the trial. • In replying, give ex19U4. d a t e d t h e 3rd day of J u n e , A. l». the year round. It took eight days to try the case. 1 9 0 1 , h s - bird r a n t ce rtific ate in m y office, porien'ce nnd salary expected. Sclden n d .h a c m a d e a p p l i c a ti o n for t a x cited to Mourgeot, n French officer, was tho alarue 97 tf • In a r c u r d a n t r w ith la w . S aid rirtifi. Door Co., Paiatka, -F la. principal defendant In absentia. He r a t e rrob rare a t b s fo llo w in g d escrib ed prop­ s i t u a t e d iu S e m in o le c o u n t y , Florida, bad escaped before he could he arrest­ erty t o - w l t : Lot I A. E . Griff.n’a S ub. L)|v. T h e FOR RENT ed. The Judge In pronouncing the ver­ aald la n d b ein g a sa cs-ed at t h e d a t e of t h e i - s u a n r r of su c h certific a te in t b s nanu of dict of guilty said Mourgeot hnd A. E . Griffin. For Rent—Four adjoining broken the word of honor given by N o t f r s la h errb y g iv e n t h a t W. M. rooms, bath nnd toilet, wide ball, an officer when he escaped from n hos­ l l a y n t s , p u rch s * C srtlflcato ~ " . a ser. o, l T---No. pital. lie was found guilty of ■linr» J k lu L-dw ta d l b s 3rd . l a y el J u n e . A. I*. 1*017 front porch, electric lights, use o f haa filed sa id r e r t i f l r a t e / i n m y offies, a n d Ing organized the French spy system has m a d e a p p l i c a ti o n for ta a d e e d t o iaaus gas if desired. Eagles Building, n c e w ith law-. S a i d , certific ate 502 Oak avenue. In Switzerland. He hired German de­ rinm barci cronr d aIhr C . C . Wood­ fo l lo w in g described serters to tell hltn all they knew.- All s i t u a t e d in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , !■*| 7 > V U l a ^ wTiV: ruff, soeretary; , WU Loti 7 and 6 e! this was, however, only a minor of­ J:ul GrifTin s S u b . I>iv. T h e said It n d b rin g nsfense, according to Swiss Inw. scssed at the d a t e o l the is s u a n c e o | aucb Eight room house for ren t> S E cor­ cert if ic a te in t h e n a m e of A , E. Griffin. Had Many Activities. l / n l n a said rarlificatca shall be red eem ed ner Cypress avenue and T hird s tre e t. Ills principal crime wns treason y c c o r d i o * t o l a w l a s deeds will iss ue thereon J - E. Pace. 101-tfc of( Sep lerfib. r, A. U . 1918. - 4 t h d a-JT y ,o committed ngnlnst the Swiss republic. * S W‘ k* ltm aa my offtrial signature and seal th ii 1918 He observed the movement of Swiss t h e 2 3 r d d a y o f A u g u r i , A. hor K ent—T e n . .j*ere-. (arm near <•?••) . t^ a . D o u g l a s s . ' troops nepr, the French 'b o n ier und Clerk Cirruit C o u r t Sami note Cq.. Fta Moore's Station. Five acres tiled. kept the French nrmy commnnd post­ t-Frl-fil^*^ “ y V‘ <»• C. Good large house and barn. Cash ed about them. He hired men to rent. See W. M. Hsynes a t H erald watch the transportation of cattle. He • ' AaNUalUw far Tax D eed Under tried to poison cattle In railroad trains , 100-tf Section S. t kapler 4**1. L*W. , f flo f,jT by putting poison In the cars. He or­ Furnished Rooms by D ay, W eek ganized a conspiracy to foment a strike . NrS*it* U h*r*b y t *4v*n ‘ h a t M ra. F annl# . PM Wksaw «l T a i C ertificate In the aluminum works at Cltlppls, {l N o. i . , d a te d th a ^ S rd day of J u ly , A. t), or M onth—P ark avenue F la t, 105 haa, fil.d waid c ertificate in my which were sending goods to Germany, a4916. b r » w n by U u r W illiam s, D ivision o f P to to rU l P u b lic ity . n d haa tnado a p p liraU o a for ta a deed t J N orth P ark avenue, over L. R. Phil­ and tried to destroy the electrical plant ips & Co. drug store M rs. C. C. ng aeieaard a t .l hr auh.!f d a t »• . » fj v t h e f H u *.0d .n l^ • F ood sav in g a o* m illion* o f A m e ric an s d u rin g o u r first y e a r o f w a r e n a b le d th is g o r e m - a t Woidshut. ‘ • • 8 0 -tf of au ch cart lficat# in t b * n a m a - o f Mra. Grr- H art, m anager. Three of his tools were French­ nrd a S t e p h a n a , S a id land e n t h r a l . m e n t to sen d e n o rm o u s fo o d sh ip m e n ts a b ro a d fo r o u r fig h tin g fo rc e s a n d th o A llie d n a tio n s. tull o w in g aw cribtd propart y a ituatad in Have A Look a t the D erby pro ­ O u r sav in g s in c a r t a b - o u t o f a sh o rt c ro p — a m o u n te d to 164,900,000 s h e ls,; _____ a ll o f______ w h ic h w a s men, who also succeeded In eluding h e m l n o l . ~ u n l v . Florida, to -w it: Lot f. ... . . . . b u_____ Block I t , Tier f», o Sanford the Swiss law. It was discovered ut • • » • • • » •* a n io ra . perty, 610 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, s.h ip -p e. d ,to: I., E u ro p o . W o in c re. ase d o----------u r m e a-------t a n d- — f a t sh shinm T hl« ip m ent* e n ts 8R44.fiOO.OGO 4 4 ,6 0 0 ,0 0 0 pn omu .n n dJs.. T h is w a s the trial that these men made It tb rlr Ai m : Nolle# Is hereby g U r n .th n t U r* F a n n ie M ib o n ty . D u rrh x u ^ nf r . . n . . Fla., in d make an offer for it to A. t ' k ° * ^r ° m ^ otn® to o u r « n a y a b ro a d And th e civ ilian s a n d m ilita ry fo rce s o f th o business-----»* July Car­ to------buy- -------------factories--------th at ----were ---• -•M*xh°H*.?LiPVfth - t , d ated tka V 3rd7 day Tof Derby, 97 W ashington A venue, Oil • ' 96-15 tp. o * e V '. i V L h^ . d l , ip T i|dc.S ,o,nU?Q " l^ nd “ J C ity, Pa. • *-m. . F R ID A Y CjHtfpare our program and equipment with any other. C /fie d will not injure the eyes. SATURDA Y Onr light if recti. TU ESD A Y MONDAY j POULTRY & SUPPLY COMPANY AMUSEMENT OCEAN VIEW HOTEL UTILIZE THE GARBAGE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SPY IS NEUTRAL; SELLS TO BOTH IS CONVICTED WITH OTHERS A BOX FROM HOME 4 • • v tU V~Y -1 . ' . - : ... v - • a. 1 �,TltE PACE TWO L itters From Raymond Allen Love to all. ' Devotedly, Raymond L. Allen We have a fine place here, a nice ,large. Auwn..larger thnn Jax, and wc are right in i t . ' Then wo have a Y. M. C. A. here, with, reading room, writing tables, with geraniums on them, one piano, .a Victrola and billiard Tnbie in it, also a canteen is here where we rati buy ’SfifaiTthIng a’t | 1F WB -ARE K tlT llR O K E— the " V I is decorated with the Hags of t-be-allies with Old Glory UVer'the stage in full splendor.' '■ July 14, Dear Ones at Home: Well, we as you see have r •MIDGET OF O P I N I O N "JU ST BETWEEN YOU AND ME*’ AUGUST 27, 1!>1S sanf 6 rd herald EVEN THE GATE POST .... v NOT IN IT _____ A Thief I h Among Yc Taking Notes ami Faith, “ H e’ll Print 'em ’.’— So Says Saunlcrcr. ; A coterie of Moore H aven-far­ mers got together recently and quickly raised $815 and purchased ” If with- pleasure* you are viewing any work a man is doing, If you like him or you love, tell him now: Don'* withhold your approbation till (he parson makes oration And he lies with snowy lillies o’er his brow. For no m atter how you shout it. * he won't really care about it; He won’t know now many tenr» drops you have shed; * If you tiiink some priut^/hsaiue him; now’s* the time to slip it to him, For he cannot road his tombstupe when he’s dead. More than fame and more thnn money is the .comment, kind and sunny, And the hearty, warm approval of. a friehd, For it gives to life a savor and it makes you stronger, braver, And it gives you heart and spirit to the end. If he earns your, praise bestow it; if you like him let him know cient History of France, and other countries, and when I d a come home, Which will not be until the kaiser has paid his.debt to us for trampling our free rights of de­ mocracy beneath his rude hutpL Yes, Sis, he will pay for it not onlytenfold but when we get him he will curse himself for ever being born, for I think m bstof the boys, if not all, want to go on and not wait for any more training a t all, but of course our great guiding haxvd.^’^U oyi-..btt.prepam l. for him, and then you can out wind him and go on for a touch down, Let the words of true encour­ as it were, with 01d.Glofy_llying! over you as a counter sign of de-| agement be said: Do not wait till life is over, and termination and a light for free­ dom to the last man until it is he’s underneath the clover. For he cannot read his tomb­ won.” Then we will all cornel home to our dear ones and bring stone'when he’s dead. . /-S elected. our Hag that has never as yet ■» . * ■. * fallen and been trampled on no ' Our delegntiopjn congress has m atter how great the opposing made it possible to get tourists’ number was or who they were for rates to Ifjppida this winter and that is what “ Red, White and they deserve credit for their fine Blue” ' represents, namely Blue work in behalf of this state. This for determination, White for puri­ means that- the people will flock to ty, Red for blood if need be to* Florida early this fall and that we preserve that insignia of purity, must get ready for them. No use and God forgive'the man \yho to lay down on the job and say will not die for our dear old L. S. that the war is on and business .A. "and those rights we preserve has stopped for Sanford can and and hold in reverence,” must get ready to take care of her < Well now l had best out short, share of the"'tourists this winter. but as. Ethel lias said to me while We have good* hotels here now I was dictating to her in the office and'tjiost everyone has a room or “Can-t you ever find a phrase to two to rent and there are restaur­ close with when you get sta rt­ ants-to feed them also. Now get ed?” * Welk that is-hard to dp, for busy -with your Board of Trade 1 am so full of it until it is hard to and get out some good literature o r use some of the old stuff and send it up north to the prospective homeseekers and tourists. Get them down here and s>pe th at .they stay here all the wtnTTr. . Sanford should be one of the, best tourist resorts in the state and would be if all of us would get behind the proposition and push it. **Remem­ ber th at most cities'in the mirth are rolling in wealth in the w ar work and the people will come’to adage, “ No news is good news,” Florida prepared to s|M*nd ■some ateo that there are many mothers of this m oney.. Now is the time to over there to receive news from their dear boys and it takes time to censor letters,, so vou trv and place yourself in the position of our censors and jvalize that it * In the next , few weeks our takes time to accomplish so great people who have been away will a task as that mentioned. be coming home and the children Now, you all write me often, as will be getting ready for school 1 know you will, whether you hear and trade will pick up in every from me or not for a few days at a line. Lot all of the people get to­ time, for letters of encouragement gether and whbop/hingH up for a to me, and never ending mother's good season and ah early start to­ pi avers will bring me safely back ward that good season. Things aguin to enjoy the i>eace -I will have been a trifle dull this summer have helped to win, and the best but this condition need not be permanent and next month there \vay is to try and picture me out will be a decided change in busi­ on a seed buying trip and not likely ness condition/ .C otton money is to return for a year or such a coming in antffarmere are getting m atter and live contented and ready for fall erops and we should appreciate the fact th at when l do be waking up to our opportuni­ ties. 7 Trie war is puting a seven* strain on very many in this coun­ try, who find it hard enough to make ends meet even without counting war taxes; but we have not even begun to feel such pres­ sure as the people in outher coun­ tries are suffering. The Kansas City Star says: “The inquiry is sometimes heard whether England is doing all It ought to in the war. "When we suffer 30,000 to 40,000 casualties a week and have to keep it up for three years; have stood pat under air raids, gone without complaining, have sent men into army th at the biggest machine shops in the country arc operated almost exclusively bv women, and have paid taxes such a t we haven’t yet contemplated —then and not till then will we begin to h a w the right to inuuire . whether- Enghrpd .if doing all it • ' Devotedly, Your Son, Brother, etc., Raymond Corp. Raymond Allen. M. S. T. 412, Al. T. 430, Am. E. F. Well, we have been moving about since you received my last letter b u t'th e nearest we have been to ibe lines so far is about 60 miles, but at night after all is quiet now we can hear the bom­ bardment ane believe me they are giving the Gormans all they want and more too. The boys in the trendies say they' are going to “ Heaven. V. S. A. or Hell by The editor of the Moore Haven Tunes is authority for the state­ ment th at large summer crops are being grown in that vicinity-r2,000 acres of peanuts, 1,600 acres of com with much rice, chufas, alfalfa and cotton. Five carloads were shot off of or cxecui of com were recently shipped. lllltp lll mMOm ■'fa* W o o l S o c k s I W ill N o t S h rin k G e t H a rd o r K n o t C/p W hen W a sh e d W ith G ra ndm a GRANDM/H3(eaves them so: makes them easy on the feet ' * * . • , ^ —- » , ^ Many inferior soaps are made w ith rosin and when you wash woolen “socks w ith them, it causes the socks to shrink and get hard arid knot up. Countless hours spent in knitting have been lost just because the socks have rieen practically ruined by improper w a sh in g /^ ' Follow these directions and you w ill never have any uouole. Use GRANDMA in luke warm wafe^ and wash the socks in the wonderful suds. Then rinse in luke warm water, __ shake them out well w ell (do not wrine^ wring) and hamr hang them up to dry slowly. GRANDMA is the most economical and finest “all round” household soap that can be used. You measure it out with a spoon—no waste. Trv i t �\ \ • - ■. ?.! V PAGE THE r 1” THB SANFOnD HERALD THESMFOtoHERALDltr“^ S U ; n i X d^ : f e F O O D di ADMINISTRATION dt dents. 1 . No town can become impor* tant if.its citizens refuse or faiLto P u b lis h e d E v e r y T u f » ( U y * n d .F r lt l» y * : » (pel a sense of |idd*^-in what* it. pppqssesfi bocal interest and It’s-what you' dg^ iiot what you intend to do that counts,. Today is* 1EE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY pride is the very life, blood of a A jobber has asked the question __the time to start-that*bnnlracl!oiH^ isT3ankand if put off it. d DHiW1Ull’TIC)N l‘HICK IN.ADVANCE: mjuuu u n ity .—KCssiminee Val ley “ Is a jpbberjusLified-in fdling or. J» n e r c A i t . . . v . ■.. -.. r . f f r r r . r T r r . V r T f i W Gazette. costs you just that much interest. Tomorrow never comes—today's v . clers from retailers for wheat flour BIX MONTHS........... ................ ......... _1 THHKK MONTHS. 7......... ........................... 75 without substitutes, to the extent ‘ needs and ACTIONS make you forceful, independent, RICH. * > Delivered In (he City by Carrier 12,00 Per Year In W HERE TH E FARM ER WINS of the face value of farmers cer­ May we have the pleasure of serving you NOW. ”7 -■ -*V**‘, Adranea or 20c Per Monlh tificates furnished by the retailers, Payment* In A eranre M ust De Marie al OITlrr The farmer doesn't have much regardless of the correctness of • CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 . S -v / the certificate?’’ The answer is ready cash. . Entered aa 8ceonri<Ctaa* Mall M atter Augud 22nd : IVOR, al the Poalofllre at Banford, Florida The income (ax returns show NO! Under Acl of March Ird , IB79 th at less than one per cent of the First: -C Telephone No, 148 farmers ever catch up with $3,000 Offlea; Herald Building No farmer can buy more than in a whple year. »- r ■ 48 pounds of flour except by writ­ OUR P L E D G E , r— But the farmer without a cent ten permission from a county food “ Appreciating to the utm ost ttie rather has the edge on most of the adm inistrator;'therefore, no 13r• ’ Rft;l suprem e unselfishness of our Ameri­ town folks, no m atter what their mdr’s certificate is good for more SANFORD, FLORIDA M. HAND H. R. STEVENS O; L TAILOR R. R. DEA3 than 48 pounds. •sf* C. can m anhood which Is offering1 Its bank roll. Tbt-PiMMtl W lC uA lw * When the farnter wants bacoh very life upon th e altar of freedom Second: for th e ..world, we, th e m em bers of and eggs he reaches up In the The law permits not more than T H E B A N K T H A T IN SU R E S YOUR D EPO SITS th e S outh Florida Presa Association, smoke house and under Moll’s a 30 days supply, which is to manger and secures his breakfast In Bem l-annual session assem bled, ALL, six pounds per month for without arguing with the butcher each member of the family; there­ do hereby or sniffing a t a cold storage egg. fore, a jobber can sell to a retailer * “ Resolve, That* In this .crisis, and The landlord doesn't bother without substitutes not more than 4’ .f> 4 <|>4 4 4 4 «§>4 4 ^ 4 4 4> 4 > # > . < # + < as long as life ahall last, w* ded i­ him and the gas man passeth him A six pounds for each person shown cate all th at we are and all that we • ■ ............. * to be a member of the family on have to th e support of our glorious by. each separate certificate. Burglars and fire bugs and ; . WHAT WILL YOU SAY? nation, our righteous rau se , and our Illustrious governm ent. And - be It pickpockets and doctors and law­ Third: ........ B j Bill Slinger yers equally eschew him and the fu rth er If a jobber finds th a t any re­ • society reporter never gets him tailer is frequently selling more “ R esolved, T hat every newspaper out of bed to refute some new Do you ever think of the future time Nnvy . holding m em bership In this associa­ scandal about his youngest daugh­ flour on certificate than should be When your children around your knee sold it is the duty of such jobber K arl Schultz, Shcrmnn . Routh, tion. display this resolution In bold ter. Will ask you about the great World War, to report to thip office the name Collier Brown, Oliver M urrell, Ned type at the m asthead of its editorial And our wonderful victory? Old Farmer Broad Toes is some and address of such ’retailer. Of C hittenden, ■Roy C hittenden, Ralph . page throughout the m onth of Aug­ They will want to know what their Daddy did # crippled up, and his back is a bit eburse the name of the jobber R oum illat, Allan Jones, M orris Spen­ ust, and Ihnt copies be sent to the To help in the famous fray— 'p re sid e n t and our representatives bent, and his store teeth don’t al­ making the report will be held in cer, Hugh W hite, Oscar R o u h c , C. J. When your children ask how you did your bit ways fit, but what is his “hisn” by confidence. L aw ton, Jam es Purvis, William in-^ohgrcss, W hat will you say? heck and he can look every sun of H artley, Wallace Lipford, W. C. • « “ Done and ordered in the city of a gun in the eye and tell ,him to go Tem ple. W auchuln, Btnlczof Florldn, this 12th plumb to. •Will you blush with shame in that future time, Rice Purchases* Forrest Gatchcl, Ed. Cam eron, And shrink from their innocent eyes— day of July, 191H." The farmer may chase a calf Lym an Baker, E. S. W ard, R obert As they search your soul with their questioning gaze Wholesalers have asked if there out of the young corn, but ho Deane,- Tonny Deane, F. F. Roper, Will you darc.to answer with lies? VALUE OF NEW SPAPER AD doesn’t have’to chase his feet off were not some remedy to prevent Douglass C. GrlHin, W. M. C han­ When they tell of tiie deeds of their playm ate’s D ad— rice mills from refusing to sell VERTISING . hunting a job. How he saved the flag one clay, direct to wholesalers and to pre­ cellor, Theo. Stiles, Alton E. .F ate Ills children may not grace vent them from selling exclusively ncll, H arry U. Lewis, Jr. And beg for something t<> tell about you, V T h e value of cooperation is W hat will you say? seen in the team work of the al­ dansants or wiggle in tango tea to rice .jobbers. This • question Army lied, armies. A united effort is rooms, but t hey - can- depend on was taken up with *Washington Will vour children’s Dad make them hang their heads • necessary in work wherein the the old farm giving* them a com­ direct for an opinion, and the fol­ John M urrell, K enneth Murrell, care-free, healthy, lowing telegram was received in Leslie Hill, Seth W oodruZ, Stanley in the years that are yet to be, . • many are involved if success is fortable, hearty, happy living until they go Or will they be proud of the part you’d played achieved: Only in this way can W alker, Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe explanation: In the War of Democracy? • • the citizens ,of a town or -village to their own nest, and many a ChiJ tcgqden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ Washington, D. C., August 19. derson, At night when you hold them deepiin your arms endow a community with many town hank balance fails to insure E rnest Gregory, Fred Mason, Beacham, Food Admr., . All tired from their eager play, of the comforts and advantages posterity its fair chance. George M cLaughlin, Harold W ash­ Orlando, Fla.: And they beg for a story of Daddy’s deeds. The farmer doesn’t have much th a t g6 to make life worth living. Albert Fry, Jam es Estridge, Rice mills not privileged to re­ burn, W hat will you say? This consumation, says the State hard cash, but lie d u a lly gets George Hull, Tbom as Sullivan, W. fuse wholesalers orders to protect Marketing Bureau can only be about everything th at cash can A. PnttishaR, M eade Fox, Ingram If you’re thinking of slacking ponder it well ‘'secured by the co-operation of the buy-; and providence, for his re­ rice jobbers b u t mills are only G uerry, .H enry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ The price you will have to pay— farmers, mechanics, merchants, ward gives him a lot that money permitted to sell for delivery liams, .Vail Lovell, M artin Temple, within 30 days while dealers can R obert Robinson, A rthur Dickins, Your children’s scorn and a coward’s hell— doctors, lawyers, bankers, every­ never could purchase. WHAT DO YOU SAY? You find mighty few farmers sell for delivery within 60 days. John Lee, Jr., A. Stafford, Andrew body. Each can do his share by Duo to fact th a t rice harvest has assisting his neighbor with his becoming cynics when they come Aulin, John C ater Law ton, Alfred M. patronage, and by giving every to rest on the threshold of eternity. just begun mills cannot accept Beck, H erbert Fuller, Joe Lewis. orders with any assurance of being A 4 ' -4 4 # 4 4' ^ 4 4* 4> 4>4\ 4 #• <#- 4’ 4 ■# worthy enterprise his unqualified —St. Augustine Record. ablo to deliver within 30 days A rthur Lewis, M flvllje C. Tyler, J. . — O-T— * ... support. r , while jobhurs can take orders and F. C oates, E rnest Gormley, W alter MUST HAVE LABOR Travelers and home seekers be certain of filling them. Radford, C orbett H utchinson, Sam .Popular Japanese Iflows Must H ave-Regular Meals. very often-iudge a town by the . Food Adm inistrator.” Pevehoufie, H arry Carlson, C. El Ten of the moat popular floIt Is said that the naUve In India appearance of its newspaper. If Government Projects Should Run H unter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long Ik extremely particular about regular­ Japnn n re : Apricot, cherry, d f Full Time . it contains advertisements show­ Jam es Wcavci*, N orm an Baker, E r­ ity, In his m eals: onceveccustoroed to themuin. Iris. Illy, m orning glory, ing all forms of business it is a Delinquent Licenses n est C. Morris; Ike House, T. M eating a t a certain hour he must aUck ony, plum, quince a n d th e evpr-| "State Council Defense, Talla­ notice to the world a t largo th a t hassee, Florida.—The big labor m u , 1H a rry R abun, G uy . StaUord, to It itt ul| coats. An English engineer- wisteria. Owing to the fact th a t our in­ the commercial, professional and jam b has come and th e final tabu­ Lewtle Oglesby, Denaier StaZord, T ’ had an .awkward experience of this -V>productive life of the community lations of labor demands shpw. a spectors are 1 discovering- cases O. a im s, Willie O. Goolsby, H arrold when erecting a 100-foot steel pole n , ,ln Boston* with’ tile aid of ubout thirty natives “Where can I get g N ew . is made up of enterprising men, present shortUge of one million wherb th e procuring of a license Holiday; C. R. Peabody, Robert and the minimum of tackle. The pole under th e food administration .hair ,h e a r t and gives to those seeking a .oca* unskilled laborers in war indus­ M errlw eather, R obert R outh, Staf­ was halfway up when the “headman" boiled dinneri* tion a good opinion of the various tries, with a tremendous addition­ been delayed by retailers, grain ford LeFils, G rover LeFils, Paul Intimated th at It was dinner tiipe. On­ mister. Y c u L ^ a n g e tg o o d over yonder, and h a re * 0 d interests represented. It speaks al shortage coming as soon as the dealers and others who are sub­ Dooley, E. L. M ott, F ran k Cam p­ ly the most desperate entreaties, cou- Jo in ts—Philadelphia Bulletin. ject to license, all licensees are the fact th at the business and pro­ new army d raft expansion in­ bell, William H artloy, Floyd W ash--Ipled with threabt, prevented the ipen y r - ■ . i n - : BT , " T y Q B = a Hereby cautioned to observe fessional men believe in their creases the need for supplies. b u r n j j ^ a c a f DuRose, Edwin L . ieitlng ttie. ppfe come down with n strictly Rule 22 of the General’! run, though It had taken several hours town and say so. Some of the Skilled labor situation equally se­ DinKTe; H arley A. M aihes. to get*»r into*thlS'fobAlUdfi:' D '"1 1Florid uptowns are sending smaple rious. Georgia was notified yes­ Regulations which reads as fol­ • * * -‘jv y Sam J* PkkenB, H arry H. New­ papeW to the north. When will terday th a t unless the state could lows: filled w ith ' advertisements and furnish the eight million dollar “Rule 22. License Number m an, B ryan "W alker, “Andrew* J. church, school, factory and farm picric acid plant at Brunswick M ust be Placed on Certain Doc­ King, .Charles Rriester, R obt: O. FLORIDA STATK COLLE( UNIVERSITY 7OF FLORIDA development news, the impres- with five thousand laborers a t uments.—The licensee shall place Wpeks^ Walfred Pierson, Vandor FOR Gainesville sion made upon the, stranger look; once the entire construction force on every contract, order, accept­ P erritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. Military Training Under Army Officers ing itroVer cannot be otherwise would be laid off and the plant ance of order, invoice, price list Griggs, H arry Miles, Duncan M it­ Courara In Art* and Srltoraa, A n tru llu rr, 659 Stu dent* from 2 6 I Total Chemical, Civil. Electrical and Mechanical Engi­ State* ISlT-tB. and quotation issued or signed by chell, D rawdy M atthers, Lewis *CoI- neering, than favorable. Sch oo l a n ^ g h p r F C y u n t t . Law, Teacher*' College. fnoved out of Georgia. lins,.John A. Rhodes, Jo]jn R. Long, Tree. Send for Catalog. Florida h|S[Tnany fine papers, The Midvale steel plant a t him relating to food commodities William B. Lynch, J a m n II. Lee, J. Tuition A. A. MURPHREE, President the words ‘United States Food and distant reqdere cannot be Coatsville, Pa., has been foroed C. H utchinkon, C. T . Sm ith, Roy Administration License Number,’ other than impressed that the to shut down a part of its plant MaBon, T5r. T. A. Neal, George people they represent are of one for lack of labor. Orders are being followed by the number of his H ym an, John E. Haw kins, Fred almind in the m atter of clean and sent your state for men for work license. No licensee shall know­ lurd, Carl R obert Willie, Joe Zapf, itwwbiti. tree lined streets, pretty homes, a t home, others to be sent away. ingly buy any food commodities Ralph Geiger, H arry Geigcy, Fred from or sell any such commodities well conducted churches and This demand for men m ust be Ballard. R obert Hill. schools, and beautiful surround­ m et no m atter what happens to to, or handle any such commodi­ Eddie P o tter, Raym ond M cD on­ ings. There is no town, however private business, but the men can­ ties for, any person required to have a lic e n se who has not se­ ald, Carl M cDonald, Clarence Tem ­ not be taken from farms, railroads cured aucli license and compiled ple, Joe G uerry, W illiam Shepard, or, mines. Can you make, this with the provisions o f this rule. * Victor M. Greene, F irst Lieut. Geo. I8t plain? Thefacts herein contained Federal Food Administrator, G. H erring, Second L ieut. Ralph will become evident throughout Enforcement Division, W ight, Clarence M ahoney, Hom er the country within ten days. W ynne, W alter M ason, John Pezold, By E. J3. McLin, Director. L E . Please use every means possible Paul Pezold, Edm ond Stowe, Frank to get this over. Lay facta before L o u ln g ,' A r th u r ' Loosing, B e rk le y ytfur maypre, bankers, chambers M anatee'sco-operative store is B lackm an, W orthington Blackm an, | of commerce And labor leaders. doing a larger business than the W allace Lee, H enry Lee, A ltin K en­ Please give this priority over promoters of the corporation had dall, B rittain Johnson, Joseph W ynn, any other publicity campaign. Hoped for during the dull sebson. C. S. Lee, T a te Chapm an, R. A. This sthry m ust get across, other­ This is the result of intelligent ad­ Cobb, J . J . Driggers, I. Ross, wise our new army will be faced vertising. Business th at had Toro M eredith, William Coulboum , additional instances of lack of heretofore gone to other cities is Fred W ight. We carry nothing buft by equipment such as were apparent remaining a t home and a large R eginald Holly, Virgil Lee Sm ith, “ If you are a college or high school stiw the best, and after trying last winter. This is a bigger cam­ am ount of trade is being attracted C arl M alm , Hum e Rum ph, Carl paign than the ship yards. Your to M anatee by this advertising dent, learn SHORTHAND.’* Brujton, - H . A. C borpening, H arry them all we have settled revised state quota 'unskilled la­ campaign. Phillips, Louis B. Lenartz, Enoch “ If you are a clerk or salesman or book-required is 4,930." on Webster’s. It will •| borers ned) M. A ustin, E dw ard C. Austin* Isaac "Reynolds.” keeper, learn SHORTHAND. You can “Work on enlarging and im M. Dyeas, WUl Erickson, C. S. Hick­ give you more* value for find time.enough.” - There will.be two castor bean proving the quarters for the De son, T . F. Singletary. J . O. Huff, Ed the money than any other hulling plants established on the Land hbi&ry will begin soon, un w ard Roush, J . R .* S tro u d , E . H . “ If your husband is in4the arm y oir navy, der the direction of Architect W ebb;. Edwin Raulerson, R alph east eoast. One of these will be a t learn SHORTHAND. I t will fill up £arbon on the market. Vest Palm Beach ahd the other at Miller,” says the DeLand News. King, C. A. C lark, M arcus L elnhart, your em pty hours and may be-a friend ih acksonville. These plants are to The paper tells th at considerable M cDom ald C arraw ay, Geo, A. Deneed.” more space will be secured by the C ottcs, H arry1 Cobb, R aym ond L. ..>e established by. Helm & Walker, LET US SHOW YOU' proposed addition, ahd th a t the Allen, A ubrey M. Haight,* Charles the* government contractors for Ju st a little GRIT* and STIC K -TO the east coast. The plant a t West the place will be made comfortable R. M unn, Gordon Raker. Ihmti » nn i i v m i iitmri ITIV EN ESS. E dw ard F ran k lin C arraw ay. Palm Beach will take care of all and attractive ih appear^fibe. th e beans south of Titusville, and ■1 TflA / | 1 tUM a v vthe one a t Jacksonville will take •lacy. Oh, Daar, N*! * Comm care of the balance. When th e ngeroqs teyipU“O ar Is alwuyj No, Maude, denr, Jr t because a SO U TH ER N SCHOOL OF. C( “to nuspect .dat UuJfle |0 F «C E SUPPLY PBPIV,, beans have been hulled they 1 will deaf m ute talks with )>'*» baodn Is do Uon," said )V Jh* pre ay If he doesn't /J-. lx "ESTABUBBKD m t “ We serft to the big mill a t Gaines- Jfeaaon wby he abould i own ►' * sor­ a miyi U [ .'hone 1 4 8 . Sanford, Florida- viUe and there the oil ex rows to the huger bowl.—Philadelphia happen t Ik d ' u e \ m e kind o* G. S. GASTON, Prop. -O K M II hard wor yon la.1* Record. true ted. r . j. Ho lly , Editor W5*M. HAYNES, Business Manager Its What You Save Not What You Earn That Makes You Rich PfOPLCSJJANK OF SANFORD SEMINOLE’S kOLL OF HONOR For Barns, Fences, O u t-H o C C h a s e & C o ., DR. FRANK CRANE SAID RE leraJd Pnntmg fo. .F. - *>. f % *^ ■ *"1 V . s -v v �^U V t * T— ~ r ----------------- ■ V _i A. 1918 m¥Wi~ 2V "IT. • > _ ’- THE SANFORD HERALD •ULLT. "T4* 1 :/ > i i!S Boimi No' 8 , Seminole'Bank* flOTEL MEN’S GQNFElfENCEI Annex, headquarters for infortna- • ----Hon and suggestions regarding, HarrygHeemnn Will Call One on jT*-» >*: (i p"~-—m”" ’ the health'restoring/qualities’*of viSfSU Food Topics a t He. 1818-the Miracle Med-' .... . •, . .. • *PENINGS OF INTEREST-INLAND” + - 'th iejne. *2-ltc " d h the appi'Aoch of Jhe winter. f ' AROUND SANFORD __ ■ , , , _____ tourist season and the certainty o f; ^ a large influx of visitors to Florida) ' forw ent * during the next several months, Cent-.j,\HjeRl| 0()(| t . ---- over , 10. 7 ; , J i-uBim - proou Administrator i Mr. and Mrs: \V. J. Thigpyn t,. lwo. apartments ! D . A. Kelly is a t the beach spent Sunday at' the Breakers, .Store.. I 001 nice room^with 1 front Braxton Beacliam has authorized ,-thoweek end.. ■ •/ h o u r rOoms ,$ l.).0 0 p e r ■H arry4 L .- B e e m a n , S ta te . H o te l Daytona Uetich. .Wood mud hearyfhauling s 98ti ' TOWN 48-tf S L E E P IN S U R A N C E “ A T error to M osquitoes.” , ?2tf v i / 1 r rr0 0ni8 ‘ , month. , ■-N'- *•. E a r n e r . ^ l- tf c confimw him to .the house. . .. Traqition, customs, erroneous beliefs, timidity deter .many from ■food and‘ chicfcdn "h dinner, efforts to find .out'fqr themselves with relatives in Ala- — **~ 4 Gown M a y ; Be Developed in ■ White, With'Braiding tD JJuit. J HI re p r e s e n ta tiv e t o - p e rfe c t o rg a n i- GOOD IDEA THAT IS SPREADING ^ a tio p s of h o te ls , r e s t a u r a n ts a n d G. F , /T aylor of Enter•p u b lic e a tin g p la c e s', in eveyy. Few Plicae Now In th* Country That Do Not Recognlx* Need of arnday. with friends. _ _ Rork Umb - __N__ ■jcpuntyJn tJriLs t a t e s • __ Be«utfflc«?/ori. -------Mrs. May Dickins is spending Cote# C rate Co. has ro ck lime In | . B e e m a n h a s j u s t re tu r n e d *••___ * * a few Weeks pleasantly a t Cortb barrels. .office open until 8 o’clock fr()m tui e x te n s iv e v is it in th e IN S U R A N C E Time was not no very long ago when nado Beach. a t night. Buy while we can get. the north, during which he gave care­ the thought of civic beauty and the r-to M osquitoes." 72-tf Dr. D. C. W ard, O steopathic barrel lim e., Cates CratX Co., suc­ ful attention to' the methods pur­ recognition of the Importance .of city First N ational Bnnk' cessor .to D u tto n Crute yo. sued in the various cities, which beautification belonged to a. few peo­ Brown, leaves soon Physician. .! • . 104-tfc Bldg.,. Phone 330-W. 64-tf make a feature of summer tour­ ple only. lavem where she wil When the flret of the larger ciUea ists, and he fo.und th at in every Jay D. Beck is a guest a t the winter. of Tezaa aet about the proceea of instance the rules of the’food dd- making D aytona Beach Hotel a t Daytona Dissolution Notice stove wood phone m fr beauty where only ugUneaa The firm .of Gibson & Wallace minislration were being carefully had been before, many taxpayers ob­ >ply you. H. C. DuBoee. Beach for a week’s vacation. has.this day dissolved, H. L. Gib­ observed. S L E E P IN S U R A N C E jected on the gTound th a t lUwaa not _ 100-tfc son acquiring the interest of A. C. Instructions have been given in wlae to expe. * public money for auch — *'A T erro r to M osquitor*.” iple of French“avenue Wallace. All bills and contracts this state for county food adminis­ purpoaea. •72-tf her mother for a due the firm of Gibson & Wallace trators .to call the proprietors of But th a t larger d fy pereiated. A J. J. Dickinson spent Saturday enrotRe home. tandieape architect wag employed. A. will be paid to H. L. Gibson, who public eating places together and and Sunday a t Daytona Beach i’s swimming - pool is the comprehensive, plan fo rT u tu re devel­ will also pay all indebtedness of explain tb them the necessity for opment waa drawn np. Appropria­ “lift1,town. Opeh Wed- and reports no luck m the fishing the above firm. organization. County food ad­ tion* looking far into the future were [Thursday,,’ Saturday and a t this time. H. L. Gibson - . ~=- ministrators have previously planned. educational campaign to If you have been disappointed _ 2-3tc [afternoons. Fresh . wnter A. C. Wdllace. ___ bocn instrucUxi-to havejiotei rep- tea c h 'th e An people the need for beauty with the effects of o th er'm ed i­ flfr-ttp resentatives appointed for their waa gotten nader way. Today that W. Smith returned cines why not try using .th at No. particular counties, and,after the d ty Is fa r to th« front aa an example For Pale or Exchange— Yacht ik from Wilmington 1818 prescription, the Miracle completely equipped, 36^<jx8x2M new organizations are perfected of w hat may be accomplished in a few ^ 1-ltc ppints wfyere she visited Medicine? ft. Draft 10 H. P. 4 Cyl., Buffalo under the present plans, it is Mr. y e a n o f.labor intelligently applied. Mrs. Henry Wight and son, engine.. Speed 0 miles. Original­ Becman’s intention to call a con­ relatives. OUtey, cqiea followed. One by one Thomas have apartments a t Dnythe c e n te n of population fell into'line. :p. IN S U R A N C E . . ly cost $4,000. Wiff sacrifice for ference of the hotel and restaurant fojia Peach jind whII remain for $500 ns have no time to use it. men, so that the future policies of DlrltiJy. .tb s sm aller d rie s began to ■’or to Mosquitoes.’’ lay pinna for that day when they, too, several weeks. . * Will trade for Oakland, Buick or the'food administration can be ■hnll 72-tf S -*.- * 1 ’ be large dries. Only recently Fathers and mothers who de­ Studubnker Runabout auto­ plainly and clearly set forth; aites and two sons the city of Denison, urged on by pub* rin visitirjg relatives sire to know how and why the mobile. Address W. F.t Ayres, The various organizations per­ riQ-.fP.lrJ.ted citizen*,, einplqyed a well2-tf fected in-the counties of Florida . paid expert to moke a survey and lay ome for the past four Miracle Medicine rarely fails to Daytona Bedth, Fla. etf hortie Thursday; cure the bowel trouble of the little ------------- ------w illth u sb o e n ab le d to seh d 'd ele- down a comprehensive plnn of artistic ones invited to call at Rriom ’8, Dcath oT Mrs.'C. A. Smith * ; gates to the conference arid at development. And within the next AUTO TRANSFER Seminole Bank Aurtex, that may mouths prncticnlly every Toms Wherf ITTEfioWsr.of-the-rlrath o f' tlmL con ference such matters as few •91. -HOT ELL.,CAII NEjL r a v r a life. 1 -ltc ... Mrs. Charlotte city will hnve proved’lhat'oven In Ihe . an; n e ^ T ry 'fo f carrying jan a tit . ^ v io i-tf secogulzb R. A. Terhvun. returned from occurred at Daytona Beach reach- succeMiurw 0rR of the fqod^rmull­ *! T . Wheelcsa...nnd Daytona Beach- on Saturday, the value of beauty nntl ..tbo.tmporturned home Sunday bringing? bhek. a bad foot 4which ed thy city on Saturday*.morning istration will be outlined to the tnnee of the nrristlc In the cverydny many hearts-were saddened and <lclegatQS .and.by them transferred life of the people.—Houston ter several weeks spent bll. or ph90e X7B, vi - COOL LINEN FROCKS SOCIETY’S DOMAIN m gn th . PAGE FOUR "■m rtT -v - p i n n 1*’ Skirt le Very Narrow; Back of Coat Section Plain; New Fabric Fins ----for Separata. G arm ent I Frocka'of heury linen, ham rtly tnll•ored, . nro fnahlpniiblo- for wnrra weather wear. ■They nro expensive when bought ready to wear, and cer­ tainly not particularly cheap when made at home, un good linen fabrics are Bcurco and very high In price. But uplesu one wishes to >w ait until the very end of tho Benson, when mark-down sales have brought prices to a reasonable level, making things at home Is a , less expensive method of dressing {ban purchasing them ready, to wear, qnd certainly moro In­ dividuality la possible. The sketch offers a suggestion fob a linen frock, which inoy.be developed In white with soutache braiding In navy, yellow or other color, or th"e gown may he in color with white hmhllng. It Ip a slip-over affalr. an shocked, for this estimable- lady, hack to their local organizations, by her generous heart and kindly. Mr. Beeman emphasizes the WHERE CENSOR IS NEEDED nature had won for,herself a host fact-that during the approachiiyr» of friends who sorrowed with the season'there will be some deter- S u c c e s s f u l O u t c o m e o f ' A l l o t m e n t D e ­ every Sunday, 1 2 :.'J0 p. pi. th e a n s w e r tQ tlm q u e ^ itm “ W h a t , furtxUy in t h e I<»*.h of o n e ' ho d e a r, [m in e d policies p u t inu> d f e e t k n d Omduyn G p. in. Dnytmha. •JA -T ruth • ’ 1 h e t r u th a b o u t th e - j- j , , , d e a th angel c a m e a t te n th e p ro p rite o rs of e a tin g p la c e s nropri ntel Daytona Beach l(MMf M ira c le M e d ic in e is told in R o o m • * o'clock Friday night, after an dl-*will l>e required t<> strictly con- v e l o p m e n t D e p e n d ! L s r g e t y on I n ­ te llig e n t F o r e t h o u d 't I , M . W allace hits return-, 8, Seminole Bank Annex. 2-ltc a'few days a t Daytona Mr. and Mrs. L. P.. McCuller and little son have returned from Lee is home on a fur- Daynato Beach, where Mrs. Meis now in the Radio Culler has been for the past week. if and. stationed a t WnshOne dose of MAGRUDER'S the wireless service. Wonderful Medicine cures colic in torses like magic. Get it a t L. R. Favorite Newspaper • , Philips & Co. Tues-2-tf n o t . a reader of the Miss Lilnh Johnson has retnm trig Tr bune you should ed from a two weeks trip to Jack­ f o r it at once. sonville wheie she was the guest 1 ‘the Great South Florida of her sister, Mrs. Edward M ar­ eoVlii‘frig' thl* section of rero. ibtoi’itcly and equivocally Judge and Mrs. Housholder the only paper in Florida are home from Dayton^ every .line of the day and iu t expect to go back next Friday, of the Anaoctatcd Press, or SrituTday where thy salt water the first paper to arrive in our is helping-their little son greatly. ^ ' <Uy. M AGRUDER’S WONDEption S6.00 per year. After UL HORSE M ED ICIN ES for it it will be increasod to colic, staggers, big head, lame­ ibacribe now. 103-Up, ness, worms, choking, quinsy, etc. M r sale by L. R. Philips & Co., K. D. Parrish returned T u e s -2 -tf le northt^n markets last TheA1 Is a big map of France at th a complete line in the the.store of T. J. Miller & Son, Is and designs in fall where the battle linjCs are changed ite r millinery. Mrs. Par- each day as the entente allies lt the week end in Tampa dHve back the Germans and it is PwrtsK. ; . . . . riter&ting fco watch the evacuaand ye shall receive” was :ion oftfifferenl points. The war led for Spiritual heln. But joard of strategy meets a t this to bodiiv help also. In- comer every day now and fights ’ie many of those who ;he war in advance. Ilracle Medicine and ask Forgetfulness! 'Tis as easy to mTit- helps them and you orget as falling off a log. Whcrejive life saving informa- ore we remind you that the Pre­ 2-ltc scription 18^8, the Miracle Medi f. G. B. Waldron came down cine, will seldom fail to restore Jacksonville on Sunday to healthy conditions • in all intes­ le funeral of Mrs. C. A. tinal disorders—adults or children, th a t is what those who have used [agriSider’s LINIMENT it. will tell you. v 2-ltc lamemJss and rheumatism and human. G et it at Schools Open On Time Tues-2-tf The schools of Seminole county will open on September 16th as IOTI C E per arrangements. A full corps of ring tU t F IR E INSUR- teachera have been engaged for LTES charged by old line Primary, Grammar rind' High bihpaniefl are too high, I have Schools, all reports to the contray agency of the JLOR1DA notwithstanding. The Riiccossful outcome of an ness of several weeks. Although form to the rulings. At the same development its an ns*et td a Mrs. Smith had 1»een jn failing time it is his desire to work in a lotuient city depends loriiely upon the type of health for a number Of years eo-operiaive way with the hotels neighborhood eiUntrllshed by the real­ death came at the last, a shock I and 1estaurants, and being a prac- tor In' Belling his property. „ and surprise, for she had been! final hotel man of years’ experiIt Is true, however, thiit smne prop­ steadily improving since going l h : ence, he feels th at the conference erties are ssnored of ultimate jo ^Jhe plans will enable him to outline vlduality* before development on Re­ the beach. She had been ri resident of San­ policies th at will be beneficial to count of their natural location. The average allotment, however, Is ford for twenty-six. ^ears, having each and every one. dependent an the method of sal* Of The date of the conference will separate lota and the restrictions im­ moved here from Tavares ivr in Octo­ ber, 1891, with her husband and be announced later, or as soon as posed upon them, which hsva an Im­ family. Mrs. Smith was born in the organization of the county as­ portant bearing on the ultimata, up­ Bloomfield, III., Dec. 11, 1853 and sociations is completed, by the building. was sixty-four years old at the county food administrators, and But the character of a neighbor­ reports are in the hands of Fed­ hood la fa r from assured because of time of her death. Impose^ restrictions as to price of She was a consistent and con­ eral Food Administrator Braxton houae to be erected, as in shown in Beachanv scientious member of thu Congre­ numerona casts about Cleveland.. . gational church, sharing in all its Modish Tailored Frock of Llpen. Perhaps the most apparent reanon activities; loved by all who Iftiew Casbing in War Savings Stamps for a development riot.proving what about Are Inches deep a t the her for her sweet, gentle manner; iThe state of Iowa has an honor wka originally Intended are, first, that opening aide front making this possible. Tho a devoted mother and faithful building operatlona (to set the sash, tied loosely, muy be In a color of twelve counties. These the pace, ao to apeak) were not carried on to match either the frock or trim­ friend. Generous to her church, roll twelve counties are placed on this by the developer to ahow what was giving unsparingly to all charities list because their citizens are real expected, and. aecond, the censoring ming. and philanthropies that made an patriots. The skirt of the dress Is very nar­ slackers there*. In of building plane.—-Cleveland Leader. appeal, she will be* sorely missed not one of-No row. measuring not mrtfe than 1H these twelve counties frofh the circles that kney* and yards in width, mid thp] back o f the. Kind of House In Demand. coat aectlnn Is entirely1 plain. Will* loved her so w ell . . ^ has thore been a single War Sav­ The last m atter Influencing coat la t»nly a abort round yoke formed by ings Stamp cashed in at the postThe funeral was conducted office. When tHe citizens of these ''marketability.” To b* saleable a a contlmlatlon of the front panels, from the home of her daughter, counties bought stamps, they did house m ust measure up to and down to braided, to relievo Its acveq^y. Mre. W. H. Peters and was largely so to hold them; '" I t was riot a a standard.. Msbogsny and quartered A very Interesting- and lovely cot­ attended by the friends of the m atter of buying to get pid of the oak wainscoting, plate glass windows ton fabric brought out this «eaBon, family. Dr. Hilbum of the M eth­ solicitor during the drive or to get and other similar embelfishments do and which Is being used In large odist church officiated in the ab­ their name in the limit club with a not Increase the selling value to any quantity for neparnte skirts, might extent. By tha time you are sence of the Congregatiomil pas­ deliberate intention of cashing in grent ready to sell the style In these things he selected for tl)ls frock. tor. The choir consisting of Mrs. after the drive was over. The materlnl Ih satin finished and will hsve changed, end they sre then closely simulates silk satin. It laun­ Julius Takach, Mrs. Aspinwall, more Itkely to decrease than Increase The selling of Liberty Bonds ders well and while closely woven Messrs. F. P. Forster and J. D. and the cashing in of VVfcir Savings the value. Be measurably convene rind with a firm tex tu re.lt Ih not ns Parker rendered several beautiful ttnnal, and comfortably normal In your selections. The solo of Mrs. T a­ Stamps arq acts of entirely differ­ Idehs. The best houses sre not the heavy In weight ns the linens usu­ kach, “ Face to Face” being espec­ ent nature in their effect on the most expensive or the tftost peculiar. ally selected for tailored garments. Sateen Is an old-time favorlto, but ially beautiful and appropriate. government finances. When one They arc utmost always tho expression this now material does not atiow the sells his Liberty Bond the'govern­ of a "type,” and follow the main fea­ The fi6ra! offerings, beautiful ment js not called on for any cash; ture# of their type, departing from'tha twill th at euteen has. in exquisite designs and cut flow­ the ownership of the bond simply normal only in minor waya. This la ers testified to the high esteem passing from one person to an­ the kind of house that Is always In HAVE SHOES - MATCH GOWNS undJov-©--in which she was held. other. When War . Saylrigs demand. Arriong tlie designs was a lovely Stamps are cashed in, the case is Oil Paint May Be Successfully Used wreath from the City of Sanford entirely different. The govern­ on Canvae Footgear; Opera­ Your War Qardan. tion la Simple. Don’t rob yoyracif of flowers even and equally beautiful was an an­ ment must pay out in cash, the chor from the ladies of the Con­ amount the holder of the Wnr In war timba. There la no better anti­ It 1b possible tti have prefty shot's gregational churqh. The grave Savings Stamp is entitlefl to. In dote for the war horror, and there la wns entirely covered by these this case, the money the govern­ no reason why' the vegetable garden at small expense to match light not he bordered with auch dresses, writes n correspondent Shoes glowing tributes of remembrance. ment planned to use for purchas­ should plantfc aa gladioli, dahlias, sunflowers of delicate colors are hard to And and Mrs. Sm ith was the widow of ing guns, ammunition, foods and and various other annuals. «'Indeed, always expensive. One girl wanted a Dwight Sm ith, who died in this supplies for our soldier boys in some of the vegetables themselves have pair of light gray shoes rffcd this 1b LL FIRE IN SU R A N C E city in January, 1892. She is sur­ France is paid out to the person beautiful blonsoms. The scarlet run­ bow she managed: She hod a pair of PANY p i Tampa,- Florida, For Sale ner bean and the syxar pea, for ex­ white canvas shoes which were some­ vived b y tone son,.A.-.D. Smith wno cashes in the stamps. comikhy aaved ita poffey ample, have headtlful flowers and w hat soiled. She first scrubbed them Light ivory bed, mattress and and a daughter, Mrs. W. H. Pe­ 20 per cent last year amf Has Florida any counties where- 'both are excellent vegetablea. Oldtn . do better in the future. springs............................... $20.00 ters, four grandchildren, Char- in there has not been a single W n r itm a„gardena-arn-oflcn. bordered -with with good while aoap and wnter, using* company 1* organized under the —‘Library table, mission—— 12.00 lo tttr a m D lr m Smith r M argaret Savings Stamp cashed in? At parsley, and most of the herbs when a sm all bniabr tben drying thrm ln tTur fiuofihlnp. She then mixed a little black Oak dresser.................... 10.00 and Jack Peters, all of this city. i law and aelecta ita, risks caregrown In little beds ore delightful to and white oil paint until tho desired present the state director’s office Kitchen cabinet • 10.00 One sister. Mrs. John" Hetzel of ir, and the profitg^po batk’ to the look upon. gray shade was obtained. This she W. J. Tyler, 813 Magnolia Ave. Berkley Co.,* California and one cannot say, as all counties have J instead of being paid not yet reported. If there Is sueh mixed In a cup half full of turpentine. ! v 2 2 tc brother. to atockholders. a county or counties in Ffarida, we Very little paint Is needed. Just eT|v« nt Madrid, enough to color the canvas. JJrnsh tha News has been received mutual company, the pol­ The interm ent wak* in *Lakeview shall be delighted to proclaim their tein Change in Buslriess •* ; ite are pledged to pay the Cemetery and the pall bearers name far and wide.—St. Augus­ Spain, of the discovery In Brazil of liquid over the yhoes with a small the site of the Incan rlty known to paint brush and you will be surprised the aecond time in case the Kru’pp, tine Record. The interest in the .firm pf Gib were M essrs.. ' Ernest early Spanlah and Portuguese ciplor- to find how nice they look. They-dry needs more money than the son & Wallace has been acquired Deane Turqer^ T. L. O’Connor, enr'as El Dorado, and hlthertoTlgarilpremium in order to pay by*H. L. Gibson and the business Raympncl K e y ^ JIan y ’ K ent-and ^ According to the New Smyrna ed aa legendary. The ruins are locat­ with no streaks. Match them la rib■boa fo r ties.* Of course any colors This adds to- the security of in the future will be run under the Henry MqLaulin. iBreeze, the growers of castor ed .In tho Manon region, near the. Bo­ may be made to match any gown. Tho ey holders gnd Is necessary name of H. L. Gibson. Mrs. M in­ ' " -I" boans in that section have beon livian frontier. In the midst of a dense artists’ paint Is not expensive, Uk * there is no capital stock.- nie Jones will have charve of the Card of Thanks V very successful in htopping" the forest An archaeological expedition, b'sck and white are only n few cen » khe chances that auch an store at thie comer of Magnolia We thank our m any' kind ravages' of- army worms. The Including Btt^flllan Spanish nud Poo a tube each. plbent v.illJje^made is very re- and Secrind street in the ImporiaL iritfttds who assisted us in the last planters who had small patches tuguese scientists, will make a detailTbeatreM uildm grwhere a large* days of our mother's illness hnd in disfcovered them when they first ed study of, tho d is tr ic t' About'Skirts. ^H H t*d before your - policy' rind most complete stock of sheet our bereavement, both here and Wide s ill braid used as a binding made their appearance and by Force ef H eblt , Isrlng it to my office at music? phonographs, records, etc., a t Daytona Beach, and we ex­ burning them and spraying the Qt “ MT separate ‘The*# crowded streW gars are spoil­ g in the Court House, and will be on hbnd at all times. press our warm* appreciation for Any uumber of new models plants are practically rid of the ing my oratorical style." lion for Its renewal In Thanking the public for past fa- the many beautiful floral offerare made with yokes, with the pockets pest. The beans have made a , ’fflow can that beT" d Company. K yore ana soliciting your future iqgB, “Every rime I pnt my arm Ihto the Inserted where the lines of the yoke gqod growth since the rains set in .we ask your patronage. " [ / M & Mr. and Mre. W. H. Peters air to make a gesture I paw around as or belt fora a novel cut There Is an A- * and there is prospect of a very absence of applied pockets oa tb s 2-8 tc • v Mr- and Mre. A. D. Smith. good yield. \ U I were reaching ‘for a strap." "•‘i * Utest skirts. ‘ » , * ■M i r *- = j,- T -t - ; 1 "V:~.z * £ rJ m m i Hj mI -iV f' \s ^ ?, •• — . ,.c • ' --^ j Vu? *\ -- 1X - •*=“t K U r ip ^ r l ?T 4 *=^> * ■ • r f t a O I at " --ir. . . c---- 7~ _ j m r • ■■ ', > - V r - - —- -- ---= ^ '^ . VT - ------ =- - ---r-- - --= -f---- / / 4 »- : —- ‘ 7* §»- W- �IJr l);*- \f- - V 9' X *4— . 'i ; - — ' ; ■ .-■ •.-■ i.* •**- * . , ' . A y X- — AUGUST 2 7 . 1 91 8 THU SANKORI/ 1IEUAL 0 PAGE PI VP m ,!:*!) i l m a better to mix this, .with Jiine, GfRLS’ AND* B0.YS? CLOTHING <*)•■ rji i h U l either hydrated or' air • slaked. Imlti of t/ tr .■>. (The sulphur does the work by i Simplicity Should Pule Even In Oar. . -1 ' '* igiving .nit sulnhur dioxide gas as a mcnia for “Dresa ’J p ” Occasions— * result of tin* lime oxid^ion of the Franco Plans to Prevent Boost Wartime Economy Necessary. ^l zr~y * sulphur antl'i ’ therefore a son of in Prices. For "drees-up”' uecaslotis tin- girls fumigation jiroce.« and will, kill Items of.Interest for the -Man • l £:r*t will require two oj» morq s* ts. of^JJii* lust mites not actually hit. •> * *\w b •-gerh? o inter wear, nolt-s a correspond­ , ^ Behind the Blow The pa atlin oils ret extend voly Food Minister Is Inclfitod TevVard ent. Tliia-stjuiliil Ihid m p ly tfuitli'.tn A lut-l 1 •.used to kill whitelly and purple . nave tlui.- in making nnd laundi-rlng. Monthly "Rationing Scheme— Po­ I rlminlugs luqy be aluipie h"!Hcmnde —K. tv <nn i-icale also will* kill all rust mites tatoes Plentiful. J rtilJtnr.’ )>i fetd, Fit rLabor Saving 'Machinery j accopdinp to JY< ' _ eiTglngs. feather {ditching, rlckAnck h'i: nil. but lack Uti ability as the r,ulV *rtiU t-'l L *h, fartrn*. Uncry ,«™i, ■entdmologisi. Florida Bxperiment ,abor .giving, farm maclnuerv SuLi()il Purls.—.Jf. Vlrlor It*irol,-llip I-Vni’l) bridd or one of th e ' durable torchnu- M ile * S s rin t.;, FMriiln: ttc n f r N irkcr, Esnpfiitr to kill at a distant?-’. . $ •L V'< ..*a it, M urpby. M o e rir, food ininlstiT, it I**- wild will “bring hc- or elimy edges. Sumlay frocks will he i jvviU play an important part j in i.r.il 1 . J .\l!lt, r, .“ a r t m l, D c rld i. Thv .time to spray is* when the of wiilte nnd may he of poplin nr gab­ Iti will*. .■} W hrrrof . a th <>f la id In rrr- 1 h'winning'the•'war," and is being . The rust ante is a very small l.’rust mite shows itself. Prof. WtU- fni'i' tfio nihlju-f im im rtiint mminin-fl erdine In the severer one-piece styles, r <1,«v ki.*! i r «t-.lifr*- r l »hli n f |“ r 1 111.rt lemphasized by all county agents. ipsecl* barely visible.,to the naked son states that June and Novem­ for preventing the Increase .In meat or n»vi- h(7 <p-asin*-r*Set! fits hand im l » a l i n of muslin In u softer design showing lht» Ifct prices amt In the enmiTlng of nii[v <iBy tit'A u ru * ), JOlft. eye_arifft« iiml it one must use a I Wherever machinery can take the P.* Vv. M»hon-y ber are usually fhe-wost_ej:itical tfUes. The conmilsaloti Hint he sent gathers nnd frills. J* ns and pder theien sit will * nu-p C . l i n v f , Hell i«c»l> [place of man power it must be The “dress-up" needs or the boy of to London, it t< * understood, I mih r*1-. t!»M t f t h ln -il) , months, but the insect may appear tC*«ry N lrk rl ( . r a i l utilized to the very boat advantage pear to be a long, tapering yellow?, dt^nny time, and those who esx- ported unfnvnrtthly on the ItiUoditc- seven mi l over nre fully met bym twol l f o y W tllc rural* . legs and moves ]lf a machine can take the place of wedge, with short piece suit of Canadian tweed, with tint T. J . Mlllrr Irrat) If rtist mites -ii-.vl P-'ct to h ive bright fruit should th*n. for the present ut least, of ttie or very slowly. • v Jn . Mury’lly (#ta!l cap to match. * Shirt wnlstS or shirts [jive men it is usually economical - ™uc watch fol the inHect~ at almost English meat card. S T A T U O F t’L O H IliA . The French hreml card, has given of striped tundras ure worn with lids C [ujdor jieace tim es,-hut in war very numerous on the fruit they any season* and especially follow­ O U H T V O F SK M IN OLK. tUtoro mi>i t h e u n i l » n l i n r d a u l h o r l ty , prf good results nnd the food m lnhter In-' suit. The younger boy’s “Sunday" suit [times where man power takes the give it .a mealy or powdery ap­ ing n dry period. • e n a l l y a p p r a r r d K . W. l l a h o n r y , C . ft. Jlrll, dines.tow ard tlie monthly meal card, can be a "shirt-waist one, Jlic.punta- P m H ,h . J. II. M urphy, T . J. Miller. H an[place of imporved machinery,it is pearance. These rust mites mul­ which for II) days will entitle the loons,_vyhtch button to the waist, be­ ry -M rk e l and H enry W ille, who h rln a duly [wasted labor. This wasted labor tiply rapidly in dry weather and earh l>y h lm n lf. acknow ledled th a t "holder to ts^> .nnd n half ounces of ing ninde of either washable material •Worn,he euberrihed hi* nam e to th e above p, >. Fall Planting Irish Potatoes does not refer.to actual idleness may appear any time before the or serge. Hi) will need n separate cdtft. n.-*H rh»it< r. lor (h r uaet amt . pu»p->.*» • ineaE fhr. eight duys four nnd n [on the part of the farm hands or fruit ifj mature. -». These past two years, have bn If ounces of tripe, rubhlt or fowl, und . Wartl.nja economy will suggest that th rrrtn . jnenlioned^-*-----F. W. Mahoney [to labor th at does nnL.bring‘re. O. Iloyre Hell The ©fleet of fehe-ruut mite i:i to demonstrated beyond all question ,for.four days six ounces of cold meat. as many ns possible Of these garments lien Ffah [turns. The nation is calling for destroy .the bright .color of the that the Irish potato is a staple Ho points opt lhnt the French' herds be made from second-hand material. Ilenry N lrkrl H enry W itte The indispensable siventercoat may he maximum production and the fruit, causing the well known rus-> crop in Florida. ■ From the ex­ linvo snfTyred much more than.the Eng­ /M iller • v fashioned from n discarded grown-up lish, there being larger-supplies of farmer must handle his crops with KCted fruit which brings a lower treme west to* the ino.<t southern J-w *. M urphy. one by rcdylng and tutting It over. Sworn l o a n d . a u b t r r l b e l t before me i H » 1a smaller crew. In the end he will price than bright fruit. It re­ parts of Florida Irish potatoes fish nnd froien meat In Engtaml than Boya’ shirt waists umy l>e made from 3rd d a y of Auguat, 1910. In Frnhce. M. Horet adds that there Iprofit by getting the work done duces the size of the fruit; it re­ were grown last spring and while • II. C . O u B O S E . p!enty ()£..potntoes, that ho Is try­ the best parts of men’s dlscnrded more, promptly and having it un­ tards the ripening of the fruit and the crop met with unfavorable nre M y m r u m la iio n e * p i r ^ F V b . > lO.U| 9 l i ‘. shtrta^w hlch are usually of excellent ing to Increase the cntch of- ash. nnd der better control. The labovr sa- interferes with the working of the markets it"Was generally good, thut* Urger qumitltles of macaroni In material. A woman’s ..cloth skirt win lO O -T ura -itr --------------- -------------------------ing appliances of the farm are be­ leaves,. Uius injuring the trees. mnke knickers for the small boy or •In ( Irrull V a u r l. S e a e n l h J u d l i la t O r r u li which established the 'fict that Its various forms will he available. S e m in o le 1 ounty. l U r l d o . t t t J r h a i m o r e — ing given the most careful study Purfcluns who sometimes 11ml that bloomers or skirt /or ttie girl. The remedy is sulphur in Borne there is no further question as to Hollstu l M. lJ fcH fcj, C o m p ta l n a n t ♦ |* by experts. The American firmer form. Perhaps the 'most satisfac­ its adaptation to - Florida- eondi thelr-onker-snpplles thorn with' hPend —n m u y lh g new- matwrittbr avoid loose ,.h o»kf , O ltntlqn M . l i l r d t f ) ', ♦ *# rtf n dnrker Ilnur than usunj nre nd- colors. Lavenders, greens and blues T » I’h o e h e M . - L l n d a c y , K a m i C i t y . M o is resourceful and will .utilize labor tory Is‘ordinary commercial lime- sions and soils. vlscd In u note Issued t>y the food min­ cunuot be relied upon. l l la h rro b y ord ered l h a l y o u appear to saving machinery because lid will sulphur .in the proportion of one the hill <>| r o m p l a ln l tiled herein a g a i n , i y o u The results of planting indicate istry make this n reason for find it profitable to do so. In the a llo t,' e m l i l i d eauae on l i e 2n d d a y part to 70 of water. Besides kill­ that the spring'Chop is'usually the buyingnotnt toanother shop. The varia­ i t S r p l e m b a r , A. I). 1918. and the San ford ing the rust inite this solution ap­ most profitable tbbeause it comes tion In the color -Is duo to the fact Herald, a new .p a p e r nubliahrd -lrr Sanford . S em in o le r o u n i y , Florida, la dralgnaled aa parently has a stimulating effect Ih e newrapaper in wt.leh ihla order ahall t e oh the market When there is a that some of the whent Imported from Watch for Rust Miles puoliahetl o n r e e a ch week lor lour conrecu- • ijpon the fruic, causing it to color greater demand Jo r the new pota­ the United Stales Is for reasons of Site Wrrvka. $ One of the , mbs'C "t\p c M v e ' up and riptfll more rapidly...-A toes and as it ,j,s a cool weather, tonnngo economy not refined to the Wllrwaa m y h a n d nn<l aeat ot olfice tliia LEGAL ADVERTISING Ihe 3rd d a y of Aoguas. A. t>. 19)H. quests the Florida citrus, grower quicker and cheaper method is to plant does.best during the cooler same degree ns In Franco, nnd trans­ laealt K. A. IlOtM II.ASS. Clerk ("Irrull C o u rt, S em in o le Co., Fla ;ntertains in his grove istlu jru st low sulp hur dust through 'the months of the year. However, no port difficulties sometimes prevent the nite. This minute pest cutsscri- trees. This is usually done by one should plant a ’ fall garden making of yinlfonn mixtures. As the In Circuit Court, Senenth Judicial Sol leiior for f ' o m p l a i n a n l. tOO-Tue*-<fe ,t ----- -----same variety of, flour Is rarely deliv­ , Circuit* SOminoIe County. Flnrusly into the profits of the oyncr, means of a large “blower.” It is without at least a small plat of ered twice III KUi'eesslnii tQ.iUlC flUllin —Ida. In Clfnnccrv Nt»Un o( Application for T a » H e rd I nd«-r Irish, potatoes. -Fur. the middle tin w rrl.l Is In tile cuslnrner’s Inter­ ' tS—^ l Mi* lion H «»f 4 'h a p l c r l e t . * n f F lo rid a IVtcr Tavel. f'dniplniNoflcr is ht*rfiiy >rfvrn that John \V. i’.aniland northern portions of Florida est Hint lie should always nmke his ntint man. purrha*rf of Tat CrrtiArat** No 164, planting should be clone before purchase.at the snme'tdiop. tho 5th day of June A. D. 101). hat VS. Citation ; filrri *alfj r»-filllcar*- In my oftlc** and ha« Uk1 middle, of September; if de­ I made application fur lax ricrd to U«uo in arronUncu Ja*. H»|«l crrtlGrat** cm* ferred until later than this the FIRST WOMAN ARMY OFFICER IYi\\v I). Ootlfroy and hrarra f6tlir^in| ilncrilmd property, j Chits, ii. Bi owi. De- .. probability of frost during the situated in f rmil.'lift «*«>unty. EloHda* tu-mIt: ' fendants, NK,< «>f Njf'i J»f .H-K’a Action ll. Tuan* latter part of November irtUy •hit. - I ^ ft -9 Eairt. 10 arret*. ‘V < > Percy D. Godfrey and ( ’has Thr said lanri.htintt m n n at thr datr df make the crop uncertain. A. !\ thr U«i:anro «d gurh rrrtlflrat* in the name K. Brown, St. I’aui, Minn. Spencer, vice-director ektemSon G. L. Ilat«a Units# aald rrrtULair I It is hereby wrdered timt you •hall hr redeemed according to law tax dtwd (Jivisrion F niverity of Florida, will issue thrrron on the 30th day of Auk* and each of you appear-to Uie hill uat A. I>- 191H. states that in the northwest por­ n»y •»{!Ulsl ftiir^iiture and .aeal !of complaint tiled Itoreia against thisWitness tion, of Florida farmers will find the -9th day of July A. ll. titllh v I Srxh A. DouffaiV’’ jyou in the above entitied cause, t’hrh Ufrruit * K. it advisable to plant early in, Au­ *»urt Seminole County •on the 7th*(lay of October, 1918, Ehiri a IIy V M. I)ou[!«m, !> ( . gust. This gives ffO days before and the Sanford Herald is hereby 9H-Tues-Str. the first frosts appear and an as­ The hooks of the Florida ‘Citrui designated as the newspaper in N o l l r e ol Application (or l a i H e e d t'ndrr surance of a fairly good crop. Exchange anl of q’11 Sub-Exchanges 48Na. Lawa of Florid* which this order is to be published HN ioftt ilcoen’ la8 olh e("hegirr r e b y g iv e n t h a t S a m u el M. For fall planting one should ex­ c h w a r tt. p u rchaser of T a » *T>rtiflcate N o ■li| once a week* for four consecutive B107. and local uiociations arc audited d a ted t h e 3rd d a y ol J u l y A . I). 19l(i, ercise care in selecting the soil. weeks. baa llled said eertiArare In my ofllce a n d baa at frequent utervals by disinterest­ The white sandy lands that have c a ti o n for tax d red to U sue In Witness my* hand and ofi'wual amcacdnen l aanpcpel iwith l a * . Said rertifir a term b ra cea little or no hpmus and are very ed uipl comietent experts. . . t h e fo llo w in g r f . v t U ’ed p ro p e r ly s i t u a te d In seal this Aug. 24th, *1918. S rm ln u U C o u n t y , Florida, t o wit; NK>a sensitive to drought arc not-suit­ 1 (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, ol N W > t a n d \\ Yi of B h HKM of N W ' i able for the fall crop. If one has a a n d B l y of W l j o f S B I f of N W ' ( S e ctio n These pneautions and many Clerk Circuit Court. H. T o w n s h i p 2 0 9, ll. 31 £ a a t , til) acres. dark soil with a fair amount of T h e S lid la n d b e i n g axaeiad at Ih e d a te ol Schelle Maines \ ■others, tukerj for the protection of * t h e laauance of such certific ate in the- p a r t e moisture he can expect a crop that Solicitor for Complanmutr Al Mr*. J, A. McMIlIXh. Unleaa aald Vi-rti growers whoare members, will be f lc a le ahall b e red e e m e d acr'ordlpg to l*w will’give on the average good re­ 2-rl’ueH-5tc la x d erd will Issue thereon on t h e t:0th da y turn^ . ■ of Auguat A. U. IB t8 . . explained tojony person interested W itness m y ofilrlal. sig n a tu re and » . l N a l l r r nl Ap p ll r.l lu n far T » i I l p . d d n d r , The planting should iW as near S rr ll u n l af C h . g l r r f ill, l . i m • [ Flor­ this th e - 9 t h d e y ol July, A. D. I9IK. enough to wrlc to the Florida Citrus (Seal) E. A. l)ouglas< id . . • level as possible to admit frequent Clerk Circuit Court S e m in o le C o u n ty N o t l r r I, h o r . b y c i v m that- P atr ick It. Exchange at fai.ipu, Fla., or to call F l o r i d / B y V. M. Douglaae, I). C. cultivation. The seed should be H r d . i l , p u r d i a i c r ul T «* Ccrlfflc ate N o . PH-Tuea-Stc 4 0 9 . d a te d t h o 3rd d a y of J u ly , A. D . 1910. planted 3 or 1 inches.deep. While in .person on kaa Mod aald c r r l l f i c a l a in m y offle*. a n a hma m a de a p p l i c a t i o n tor ta x d eed l o laaua N o t i c e o f Application for T a x H a r d U n d e r no very extensive experiments ‘ Hectloa ■ o f Ckap ler 4110, L a w s o f Flat* In a eco rd a n ra w i t h la w , Bald ccrt lfleSta Ido. .................. r m b r a r . a l h « fulloxrlng d c r r l l i c t l p ro p erty hjive been madeiU w generally L. A. HAljES, Mgn Orange N o t i c e is h ereb y l i v e n t h a t M . B. B u rk ett a l t u a l o l In S a m ln o l> c b o n t y , F lo r id a , to -w lt; conteded that.thy, small potatoes 8>>4H - Ot ot S f K M o f N W J i See. 32, - T a w n i h i p purchaser of T a x ( er tificato N o . 30 6, d a ted County CiPus Sub-Exchange 1 , 8 . 11 anna 33 K a i l . 2 0 t e r —. Th a aald t h e 3rd day of J u l y A. L>, 1916, h a s (1|ed from the spring crop are the mast l a n d b rin e aaaraard a t th* d ata o f lh * laau- aald certio ra te In m y office, a n d h a s m a de a n r . nf t u e h — r llflr a l* In lh * . narr>r ol a p p l i c a ti o n for l a i d eed to laaua In sr ro rd likely to give the best* returns. -0 ando, Fla. IU Warnrll. U n l r u aald cir l l f lv a l a khall h." anr* with law.- S a id " c e r tif ic a t e e m b r a c e . th» Disappointment in a good stand In rrd rrm rd a rrnrdlna In law Ida d r . d .will following dearrjbed pro p erty sit u a te d jaaua th r rro n o n tha 9 l h May u f.H r p t r m b r r , S em in o le C o u n ty , t o -w ltt * 8 } $ Ol K>i of from the fall croi\ may havy been N R ‘ a of. S W U lie** l a cres In N . W. Cor ) A. I). | 9 | R . * • Wltnraa m y ofltclal i l ( n a t u r « and i r a l See. 24 T o w n s h l 21 H. It. 2 p E a st; 4 arrr*. caused by planting potatoes that Tha aald land b rin g a ss esse d at th e date IbU thr Gib d a y of Au|U > l. A. I). t 9 I S . would not sprout. Not all of the Lieut. Edith Smith, tho first woman of the Issuance of such rcrtlfir a te In ( h e n a m e (■rail E. A.. IH IUO LAH S, of M . K. F le tch er. Ateo; N o t i c e It hereby Clerk Circu it -Court ' S e m ln n l . C o., Fla . potatoes carried over-from the ever given n bonn flilo commission In g iv en t h a t M. B. B u rk ett purebaaer o l T a x lI......... l y V. M..... Dou2"aaa, ~ D." C . Certific ate N o . 30.1, d a te d th e 3rd d a y ol spring crop will.sprout. There is, the United Ktateq army, has taken up 1 0 0 -T u ra -S lc J u ly A. D. 1910. has filled *ald — rtinratr NOTICE however, usually enough in a tier dutlcil as a contract surgeon at in m y office, a n d h a s m a d e a p p l i e s t l o n for N o t i c e la k . r a b y c i v r n t h a t o n th e Sih la x d eed to laaua in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law Fort McPheraon. Lieutenant .Hraltli d a y of S r p l r m b r r , 1918, the * u n d rra lin rd stock left over that can be selected Is n grnduste of the Ohio University w ill a p p l y t o t h r H o n o ra b le S. J . C ette , Faid certific a te e m b ra ces t h e fo llo w in g brd p ro p erty s i t u a t e d In S em ino le with sprouts already 'started; Reboot of Medicine and studied for (iovrrnAr of t h r S t a t e of F lo r id a , a t hla of . drecH C o u n t y , Flo rid a, t o -w lt: WYf ol 8 W l t Are In T a lla h a r a r r , for a c h a i t - r ' o f |nct>r- of SXVl* S ection 24 T o w n . h l p 31 S. it. 2 9 these if picked out are almost govern! yP‘ir* abroad, being for a tlma p iC ation for a c o rp o ra tio n no t tor pront, F a s t i 34. arres. rg a n U ed u n d er r h a p l e r G'J 9 of he I-awa ol sure to grow Off rapidly and pro­ associated with E. Gustavxlnke, the nFlorida.T h e aald la n d b rin g assessed at t h e d a t e of s u ch Certificate in the duce a fair stand, but this fact world-famous obstetrician nn4~~gync- T h r n a m e nl aald corporation t o b r S a n ­ nofa mteh eo f Issuance W. K. S i m m o n s . U n less s s l d errti. ford armcra E x c h a n ( r , upon t h r artlrlra of Orates sh a ll be r ed eem ed ar cordlng t o law being neglected is one of th< mail), cologlst. In co rporation h e r e in a f te r eel forth. ax d ee d s will Issue t h r r r o n . on. t h e 3 0tb --------------- ;— reasons for poor stands of fall V • P. W, M a h o n e y , Preaideni( d a y ol A u g u st A. I>. 1910. C . B o y c e Bell, Vice-Free. w i t n e s s m y , q ffid a l sig n a tu re a n d se a l grown potatoes. It is not even POETS HONOR WAR HEROES B e n FUh — thla t h e 3<>th d a y o f J u l y A- D. 191(4. I le n r y Nick el (seal) B. A. . Douglas* necessary to preserve the sprouts i f e n r y W itte , Clerk Circu it C o u rt B e p t lru d e- C u u n t y . Fla . already started, as on placing the Names of Four Who Qave Lives In­ T.^ f. Miller B y V. M. D o u g U t a 1). t \ Murphy. PB-T uea-M c. j . . * scribed on Ambulance* tubers in a moist; warm soil ger­ Artlrlra ol I n r o r p e r e l l . n e f t h e Hen ford - ; Donated for Italy. mination will- begin almost im­ Fermrre* E i c k a n g e N o lle* at Appticalloa * far T a x H e r d U n d er The high cost of gasoline h no terrors for the mnn who owns n S ec t io n ft ef C h a p te r 4KBB, Law * o f H o t - . mediately. It is, however, a Idi. . Article 1. Novo engine. Its kerosene car reter extracts every atom of power. New YoYk.—The names of four he­ N o t i c e la h e r e b y riven that Sch elle waste of time to plant Irish potaT h e n a m e of thla co rp o ra tio n ahall be of tho w ar will be Inscribed on Sanfo rd Farmer"a E x c h a n g e . Maine*, p u rchaser of T a x C e rtific a te N u , - from this easily obtained, low-c fuel. t ,oes on high, dry, white, sandy roes 2 9 , d a te d Ihe 3rd d a y ot J u l y A. I>., 1916 Article If. ninbulances donated by the American Eight in weight nnd easily has filed sa i d — etfflcat* In m y offl—, a n d and unless j t can be well fcrtili- poets’ T h » t e ehatl b e n o rap ltal atock o f tbla h a t m a d e a p p l i c a ti o n lor t a x d e e d t o Issua ambulances In ltnty, according c o r p o r a t io n , b u t t h e a c m e it organ ixrd aa a poitable, but built oversire in ized and irrigated. to nn announcement by Robert Under­ h o rticu ltu ra l a n d a gricultural corporation In a cco rd a n ce w ith l a w . Said certificate TOBAR.FOODCORNERS Farm ers and Fruit Growers V * ■- liJ iw l 1’ , * • V r iir ^ . L i »jj p iip d i *j« • f t * in * t llr .c f * *1 r* e t ^ p o r * * • - 14 . t L ’ H r w4‘ .! -f t . ^ t r liy rt ir! * m , r t » f i Ji m : i -i tH » ■‘ 1 ! n l 'r > . i»y * - '• f t fit* ■ • i * * r.u r rt u r 1 r "*1 -I4 V€*|1 . a V , i«.r v Eft 1 iiT .- s-X i i . i f c f * F|k4 r.h o i r p 'r a r f h *, * - t f r n fc u r ^ l ! t *,- i r 1 UT r # T * € T * a. *4 ----------- lu k / iftfd , a r t : ..--------- — “IT I r ili ______—w—— * — — ” " ic ^ ’■r' l ,f f ! f ( l l * ( - - l / 5 l r t t l r | ( .. t- •« . I — - - £ E*t_ i ' . v*; - Want _ Ads bring Results /. _____ Hi m , , — ■t&i T? ----------------------------- ■* I T, *« ' f 1 -J*: Why Use Gisolen^ When^ Kerosene Dces The Work 0 every port, Nox-o engines have the ability to operate continu­ ously over1* loni' periods with all i t i7 tteatftnOT There arc eleven ahees of ^lovo engines; from one to fifteen horsepower, nrinpted to every purpose of farm , prove or pack. ing house. A link thero-jnre- hoisting, pum p­ ing. spraying, saw­ ing -and woodworking outfit.* qf proven effi­ ciency und low in cost. As): us to mnil you Novo Enjriao coin tog. ts L. B. Skinner / C o ., State Agents B. C. Skinn r, M anager D ____ u n e d in , J Central Arenpe gist* A» ;nis fo*vcr., Traciora. .v ia t o r s o f S ti - p h s n a T t e v o l v l n g .O*. filu'.id IrtltaUun Uutflu. MAltera of "BaMftfnPttinx Ouaran i 4l". Many Kinds af Couroge._ (TtV cswih IhI meaning of courage lie.In the wotd Itself. It comes Into Eng fish by way of the French courage, which cornea In turn, from tho Latin, cor, meaning .“heart." Courage* |a henrtnge, keeping tho heart steady even In the.presencc of disturbing condltlons. Sometimes It njipenrs In the ability to keep the heart from .flut­ tering when a sudden,-danger Ihm iten«; sometimes liuolie ability to keep going ax"heti life settles dow n-Into n grind and the heart would sink to de pair but for persistent courage. wood* Johnson, chairman of the fund. The honor will *bn nnld to Curtis "Sennuin-Tteinror New York city, Amer­ ican aviator -killed In Franco; John Kipling, son of Iludynrd Kipling, who Is prcfthnicd to hnvo been killed while In action with the British forces; Anto­ nio Ilesnatt, the Italian aviator, who was killed recently In nn accident nt Mlncola, N. Y., and dommnnder Blzxo ‘of tho.Ytallnn navy, hero of the recent sinking of nn Austrian drenilnaught off the Dalmatian const. >., Those,four nmbulnnces are tho last of 110 provided by tho fund. WOMEN FORM SECTION GANG Facts About S h i p ’* S p e e d . A ship Increases ,1i*t speed more readily over deep water, but on iht oUmr.lutml, the fnster tv ship runs Uw more dfpth of xvr.tet* she requires tc prexent tho lilndraiwc' cahsml by thr drugging Influence of the frtyttlbt: xvhlch Is. always .-felt xvhevn the shlpV k**eb -"si(yisev‘r bottoiii, Itunnlng ten* knots hn hour, n Khlp must have liediYceu 2(J and 27 fuel of depth, p r she i t drirggeil *from^ below. If. running ^ kn’A'tiydio n-vd^ n depth of 104 to nr. nujt.’^nd when running *00 knots ilu* XiyU-tho—dmtr* over ft 'depU t. ot - tiv "21 feet. , ' Seven of Them Give Capable Service on 8tretch of Track In * Washington. < .1 Uk . Castle Itock, Wash.—Six married wom etrnnd ono who hopes event unity to bo married form a sectlop gang that Is caring for a stretch or double-track­ ed main lino of tho Northern t r i f l e north of this town. Tho fnlr-sexed seven sro In chnrge of n regular sec­ tion gang foreman, an d ho reports ih e women do Just as efficient work *hn tho 15 men who form erljrm ads up his *.«^ v*v T^ ............ * . - • * f, -J . = W ... ■ ' em b race* t h e f o llo w in g dracrlbrd pro perty n u t fo r proht, u n d er t h e lawa of the a t a le of t l t u a t r d In S e m in o le c o u n t y , F lo rid a, toF lo r id a , an d t h e purpoaea for w h ich It la w |U L u l 13^ S a n lo r d - l U l p h t e - T h a aald -lantfo f f a n i r n l are | o n i ity lit a -x .m aana o r- a t e n c y ; b eln g aascaard at t h e d a l e of th e laauance Throu gh Itaelf or o t h e r eo -o p era tl« e nrgam- ol su ch certific ate i n t h e n a m e of W . T . aatloi.n, for t h e p ick in g , p acking a n d m ar­ Field*. U n less aald — rtlfirate ahall ba re­ k e t i n g nf frulta, v e g e t a b l e s and o th e r ag ri­ d ee m e d ac cording t o la w tax d eed will cu lt u r a l p ro d u ct* of Ita m em b er s a n d t o pro­ laaua t h e reo n on t h a 3 0 l h d a y o l A u g u st v id e a h a g e n c y t h r o u g h Itaelf or other*, far D. 1910. t h e purp oee o f d e a l i n g In all klnda of mer- A. W llneaa m y offilrlal s ig n a t u r e a n d seal ch andlae, euppllea or a p p lia n c e* , t h a t m a y ha this t h e 3 0 t h d a y of J u ly A. !>.. 1 9 1 6 . nectaaary , u sefu l or c o n v e n i e n t t o It* m e m ­ (seal) K. A. Douglas* b ers In t h e c u l t i v a t i o n a n d p ro d u ctio n , chip­ Clerk C l r c u l l C o u rt S e m i n o l e p ing a n d m a r k e ti n g ot their products, an d C o u n t y , Florida for* s u c h purposeji m a y b u y , o w n , sell an d By V. M. DoVglaas D. C. d ea l In all kln da o f real a n d personal prop­ 9 6 - T u e e - 6 tc e r t y an d ahall h a v a t h e - power" t o borrow m o n e y a n d m o r t g a g e Ita pro p erty t o secu re N atlga o f Ap pllrtaloa far T a i D e e d Under tha p a y m e n t o f earn*. . He’c l l e n 0 C haplar 4 0 0 0 , L a w s e f F larlda -- -----Article t i t . N o t i c e la h e r e b y f t w r r l h a t - H . C . DuT h e prin cip al p l a r e of hu sln —a "of aald B o s e Is p u rchaser of T a x C a rtifica ts N o . 8 4 3 , c o rp o ra t io n la t o b e In t h e city o f San ford , d a te d t h e 1th d a y o f J u n e , A. D. 1909, has S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F lo r id a . filed said certific a te iq m y office, an d baa ' T h . a n n u a l m e e t i n g s of tha m e m b e r s of m a d e ap p lica tio n f o r tax dred t o iss ue In t h i s r o r p o o t a l i o n ah all Us held a t said plare a c c o r d a n c e with l a w . Said ce rtific ate e m ­ on Ih e se co n d T u e s d a y In Au gu st ol each b ra ce* the f o llo w in g d escrib ed property a n d ev ery y ea r, a t w h ic h plare an d t i m e Iti s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , Pto rlda, t o -w l t : directors ahall be a leetrd . Lota t o , T l and 13. Fla . L a n d * C o l. C o .'s A d d itio n lit S o u th S a n fo r d . T h e sa id land Article IT. T h e terra for w h ic h t h is corporation ahall b ein g asaeased a t the d ata ot tha Isid a n re ex is t la fitly y e a r a f r o m t h e d a te o f ieeuanri; of a uch certificate In t h a n a m e of U n k n o w n . of Ita Lettera P a te n t s- < Also: N o l i — is h e r e b y g i v e n l h n t H* CD u B o s e U p u rchaser of T a x C ertific a te N o . Art icle V. T h a k a n v person w h o a a b o n a fide frutl 36 6 , - d a t e d tha 0 lh d a y ot J u l y , A. D . 190.1. or v e g e t a b l e g ro w er In t h e a t a le o l F lorida has filed said certific a te In m y offlea, and b*< • m a y Be co m e a m e m b e r o f tM e co rp o ra tio n , m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n - f o r l a x d aed to laaua In law . S l i d ccv rtifica la e m ­ SilcJ trilA cftU u p o n b r in g e l e c t e d l o m e m b e r sh ip by a t w o - a c c o r d a n c e w ith l»w« ht vir»crih#tf p r o p erly fo llo l lo w in g described" thlrda v o t e o l m em b er * , p resen t at a h y reg­ brace*» itha * “S vraln 1 oU * c o u n t y . F lo r id * , t o - w l i ; ular e t s p ec ia l m e e t i n g h e ld In a c c o r d e d — s i t u a t e• d in Lota 3is, 3 , U, S3. ss( at. as. at 40. 4T. is w ith t h a b y -la w * . 4 9 .. MOg , . Ifil *nd , . G2. FI*. Ismnd A C U Co.** Article VI. Inn (X flflllfk Tka A d d itio n T "To S o u th ‘Rfihfiiiil "Hanlui d. T h e (nil! a i d land land The^ v o t i n g p o w e r a n d p r o ^ w t ^ inte reeta b a ln g assessed a t tha (fa ts ot lesu a n c* o f said, ol e a ch a n d e v e r y m e m b e r o eorpora- certificate in th e n a m e of" U n k n o w n . tlnn ahall be eq u a l. "Unless aald certific ate ah all b e^ aa dae-nad . T h e butlneea a n d affaire uf thla co rp o ra ­ acco rd in g to la w t a x d ea d s will l a t u s tb e reo n < t i o n sh a ll b s t r a n s a r t v d b y a board, o f dlree: o n t h e 16th d a y of S e p t e m b e r . A, D . 191 9 t o r i a n d a p re s id e n t "nnd vl ^ W |U p a ]ra y (}C irix b » rg a a tu s* a a d - e e a l t k , * - p r e s i d e n t - a n d r t — p r t d t d F B t' a h a l l al__ ____ t h * ‘ p r e » ld - -r e i d v l e e p fe rtd a n t of ' l h e aald m l) A', , ' r,' aA'D0 U(?LA8S; . Loart il dlrav we. a d d e a c h o | t h e m ah al l, Clerk Clrcu ll vCvo wu rt u S o e rw mm l a uo la ir C L V o ..t «F *t*» ♦. »t l we V kJ a 1- t h a (ItrV H ultlp g aald ofil— be a m em b er B y V. 84. Dnuglaaa, D. Cof t h is c o r p o r a t io n a n d a director i n ^ t h v 19 3-Tupa file i \ i •• >* ” 1 ‘ -C \ V- * -* •- ", ~ • . ' " » jV j i *• *I H as -■•♦“t a HI:. m t.-a err-* . . "- •- ‘ - — ------------ * . i » -» **‘ i _=- **" T*- **v- ■ "--**" f itl � 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, 1918 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 27, 1918; <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/7bbd59d9b62530ec0a7103d0453e7576.pdf 3f1afb95ca809e9e0fa7626a632c5a9f PDF Text Text . r ' , >i**?r» V, • ■.*« i •V. " . . ■»• - X- *>• ■r I* — . ■^T --tv ' ““ ' ; n ~' ■ ^ ■■ TlMll'tff- ---------------- r ^ l - 1----- i « ■ —- .-7 •P KS.S i-r '.tH PU B LISH ED , ,\......... k rix ON TUESDAYS AND •’ SEM I-W EEK LY FRIDAYS IN THE HEART OF. THE: WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION * volum e x NUM11FR 3 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST .10, 1918 IN PACKAGES - JO Y R ID ES RED CROSS IMPORTANT CENTERS ON SUNDAY GOOD WORK :■ CAPTURED BY ALLIES IN MUST BE BRANDED ‘ UNDER NEW RULING ELIMINATED COMMENDED ' FORWARD MOVEMENT i, • • » v . H• . 1 . * A * . GUARD&-TO DAYTONA 18 TO 4/* PASSYS •1 NOYON AND BAPAUME HAM FUEL ADMINISTRATION RE­ SEMINOLE!. CHAPTER HOS­ MOST .O F . SANFORD PROr Seminole Sold.|pra...WIII Attehd_Ert- _ _ 1 ..... AND PERON.NE. QUESTS BUT DEMANDS PITAL GARMENTS 0 .:K ; Senate t’Qncurs'^vlffT'Somc ModiDUCTS ARE EXCEPTED.' —. i —>-— —-J : ' Campment on I.abor Day • Rapaume, one of the most Im­ 'The following Hetter will be of In The big encampment,pf the guards portant centers for which the Eng‘ terest to the members of Seminole of eVery county th at will *be held at lish haVe beeij striving has been cap­ Chapter-throughout the county. • What *Ik true of the hospital gar­ Daytona next Mondayr Labor Day, tured by Haig’s forces. About the ments is also true of the aurgical will be the first of the kind during same time the Frertch captured" work being made by this chapter. thd war and promises to b.c a grand Noyon which Is equally important • on their lines. • Mrs. David-Speer, Dir. W. W „ .... affair. The Seminole Guards under CapThe loss of Noyon will be a hard Seminole. Co. Chapter, A. R. C.« tain^Dingee, Lieutennnts Turner and blow to the Germans. It waa..^. Sanford, Fla: Maxwell will attend and it is thought thought probable they would ' j>ae‘ * My Dear Mrs. Speer: - that nparly .lOO^orThem will get over the city ns a pfVblal point, upon I encTose- [nspectioti Hheet on Ilox on that day. The number will only which to base a defensive line, ip an No. 21, containing 90 convalescent he limited by the car* and if suf­ attempt to rheck the s«4lied advance suits (pajamas). In passing on -the ficient cars cah • be bhtained there in this part of France. One railroad comment winch this box brought ; will be a big bunch of the husky runs through Noyon.' I t comes.up forth, 1 only wish that you might jScminoles on h an d .through the Oise valleytrom Comhave heard the J icc T h g ^ m in o leyQuariht ^ v e the inspectors regnrdtiirTn>K N - r t op' i i ^ o u U W . 0 l - ( h c p . C . « . * ; ■ — + * » Inst year and n o tin g ' has been alcanal lends ofl to the north and terTractors v' ^ • f * .i_Wi mnnwtirp >ni*—ftUFTTf^r* f ^ XHI!>0(I ITOip VOtit1£. --- --- - 'and m r w r f l W f i f ' *, ***** They were beautifully made In ev­ lowed to interfere with the rogulnr; initiates at Nesle. Two small railical countulFStoppefir^h'fnrftr^ffmry Thb “ work or fight" amendment | P'oyed in actual transportation of ery detail. Excellent material had drill night each we’ek. roadjjncs north and northeast, the ducts should : sec that all packages retained in the bill provides: (freight. , . . . , former to Nesle and_thn. .latter. tOboon used. Indeed the shipment • The squads in other parts of th u ;.n ftm'7S • '—H-■ — Mn marked before being shipped r , , , „ . ' Vehicles of physicians use.l in per- was just, perfect, and I hope that are so markiu i K . 11 i “ That when any person shall have l formance of professional' <luties. county have also drilled otirt each: S f . ’ . you will extend' to nil the woman ‘ , . ... Noyon is a great higwny center, in interstate commerce for / " • P oc* | hcen placed in a deferred or exempttors of the bureau of chemistry *ho ^ (uf in thf«. - AmhulniiCes, fire appurntM*. P»Hw iieljiihg to make this shipment pos­ week ,n,d the entire company will Qnc roai, run8 tll Roye on tha northQ tQ „ UI j0 the Iinrt|„.B8t; encounter——shipment* **'• p M.t |o^ TT'shTaH not bo i»»trol wagons,, undertakers’ wagons sible. the sincere appreciation and put up an appearance that I* hound, to bring honor on them. The e n -1 _ .............................. ,, an­ and conveyances used Tor *.funeral “ branded are instructed to collect of^ wma|ll lllt.ri.in union* he " " gratitude of the warehouse manage­ onp goes.......... up the Oise valley and enmpment will start early Monday Railway equipment using gaso­ flrinl samples of the foods rontaincd , ^ ^ d fa„ h t,ontinutfi while other leads down into Carle,pout to ment. ........... . . . „lin morning and the big drill, will prolix llfe“s"outKeast. , < and take appropriate notion under I p,,ysicn|,y able to do so. to work at line. ‘ ...... \\ jlh si JtJglPD I ,fm ftUt-nnn^r tnke place ahout ten in the the terms of the Federal Food aml and follow sucl) oc upatiop, *-ipph)jj , Itapair -ouilitw-employe! by- tele­ Noyon is an ancient town, being . Very truly. Yours. I morning nnd there will also ho drills Drug Art. Violations of this role ment or husfnesa, and if he fails s phone and public service.... com­ known to the Romans, Charlemagn Mrs. Arthur G. Cuinitier. . and parade) in the afternoon. The are frequent among farmers, who are to do. he shall again bectWnc subject- panies....................................................• known to the UomanSi day's enjoyment IIJti> Hirm will "••• 'conclude with ...... . | , • Charle# at Director Woman's Bureau. ignorant of it. neeording to the bu­ to the draft. The President shall Motor vehicles on errands of ne­ .lance at the casino in th e ; n>aK»e * wn9 *crowned kln* of th® a big dance tuv ««n...u ......... <....... . , Jacksonville "Warehouse. reau's Kansas t ity oilier. make regulations for enforcing this cessity in rural communities .where evening and the hoys.will Mw.'.'have Franks at Noyon in /OT_ a u i The following articles may he provision. transportation by steam or electric­ chance to'take a* (tip^n tfie ocean Capet was elected king there in 987. . marked by either ’ weight or 'Try while they are al Daytona. th“ birthplaco of John Cal­ Sewing Machine Wanted "This proviso shall not apply in. ity is not available. -- • -lJ' measure, or when packed in barrels.1 vin. who was horn July 10. 101a.* j the case of a strike if 'the strikers The artipp was taken by the fuel Seminole County Chapter sends The aeroplanes from Arcadia will in terms of third, half or three- have submitted or are willing to administration, it was stated, to forth an urgent appeal for the use of ^ Rive. 8omP ,.xhihl\ion (lying thut Tiffs rrray"Yrtark a crossing of th* quarter barrels: * | submit the dispute to the war labor j meet a threatened shortage of gaso­ a sewing maejune in gop/J..wridition and aUogMh(.r it will he a most ! Oiiie over a wide front. Along 'thfr Apples, beans, cucumbers, grapes, hoard, agree to abide and do abide line for shipment over sensf%-reuted to lie placcd.Ait.the workroom of the enjoyable as well as an -instructive • I frqnt to the north of Noyon there okra, onions, peaches, pears, peas 'in i,y jls decision and do at once re­ by increased domestic demands and Georgetown Colored Auxilairy. The was apparently no change from last meet. pod i,•peppers, potatoes and toma- J sume work and continue work" pend- extensive military operations in workroom has been equipped by the night. British operating south of toes. Many of these articles, such1ing RUglt derision. The said hoard France. the Somme are said to he advancing, Coloresl • Woman's Club and is comNTq cai i FI) RUGIRTRAVT_- . . . as apples, cucumbers, etc., may also shall take up and decide all such . "Th" UnitciT-STfitnr fuel adminis­ pTeTe with the exception of a sewing ‘ hut details of their progress do not be marked .with the number of urtlui disputes as speedily as practicable.” tration considers it necessary that a machine. The chapter guarantees , within appear in official announcements. lie marked whh the number of ar­ *• " Speaking in support of the mak­ limited conservation of gnshline he that the m .chfn, will ha -e ll t . h , . West of Arras the Germans hav® care of. The members wrho will use ........“ e . ticles in the package. r undertaken in tlie statns east of the ing 18 years the minimum age, Sen­ launched heavy c o u n ter, tacks, declared before Mississippi river, in view of the in­ it are seamstreeses who know how ' Ono »)f tlie'following Limited Ser- which were repulsed, neeording to For the present, or uiitij further ator Hitchcock to ti\jtt* excellent care" of a sewing j vjce white registrants are called to British -official reports, hut it is ad­ public notice to the contrary, of not peace can cutne the allies must have creased demand for gasoline for w:ar purposes itnd the paramount obliga­ machine. The work rooms nre over >,P entrained under call 11T.7 for mitted by London that the British less than two months, the following a great military triunVph. on tion of meeting promptly and fully, Dr. A. E. Philips dug store on San- c*amp Green. Charlotte, N. forces holding positions at Oppy articles need . not he marked when ford avenue. If there'is anyone who August 3lit, 1918: all overseas requirements. and--« hnve been-withdrawn to the west of packed' 'AH described: J LEWIS FOOD ADMINISTRATOR I statement issued jointly by adm in­ will lend n machine kindly communiReuben Oliver Killgorc,. Order No. that village. Tho Germans arc ap­ Asparagus in boxes and cases. istrator Garfield and Murk S. Ruqua, cate with the chapter secretary. 210, Sanford, Fla. • vi parently fighting rear guard actlona Heels with tops hunched in drums Appointed by Mr. Ileachan\ Last director of the oil division of the fuel : Thomas Lloyd Brown (alternate) D. C. Marlowe, Chairman. along th e ^ fn a l du Nord, from the and hampers. Cabbage in cratea. Tucdsay administration. . ' Order N q. 230,- Sanfartf,‘"Fla. Oise to the Vesle. They nre close to Mrs. ItA. Trrhetin, Sec. 'Cantaloupes in crates and baskets. I "An appeal is made therefore to this waterway nt Fresnoy wood. r I Two of the following colored regis­ ould appear th at the selection • It/won Carrots with tops hunched in drums the people of the United States, east trants will \y entrained under call As it stands today, th* fine closely and hampers. Cauliflower intcrates of li. If. Lewis, ns food administra­ Family Reunion of the Mississippi river, to exercise 1224 for Camp Joseph E. Johnston, resembles", that in the Marne sector, and hnfnpcrs. Celery in boxes and tor for Seminole county is a wise and Thursday being the twenty-eighth after the Germans had made a deter-crates. Eggplant wrapped In paper an appreciated move on the part of rigid economy in the consumption of anniversary ofethe marriage of Mr. Florida, on September '1st, 1918: gasoline during the. next few weeks Order No. 8, ‘ mined stand on the Qurcff- It was* and packed in crates. Kale in bar­ Hon. Braxton Hcnrhnm, stnte food and Mrs. Krrtl H. Daiggr, Sr., of . John West Sheffield. {learricd that their resistance there rels. baskets and hampers. Lettuce administrator. The appointment of as n -necessary, and practical act of Clearwater. Fla., who are* visiting Sanford,. Fla. in barrels, drums had hampers. Mr Lewis took effect Tuesday, tho- patriotismWilliam Cooper, Order No. 7, had permitted the withdrawal of the "War necessities are being and their son and daughter, Mr. ami Mrs Onions with .tops, hunched in drums 37th and hereufter his services will ; German army from the .Marne saliFred S. Daiger, Jr.,.and their sister,' Sanford, Fla. q enf• and here Gen. von Bochn may and hampers. ' Radishes, hunched come under the head of thy inoai. will 'continue to he promptly and Mrs. N. H. Garner, Mrs. .Garner en-; i Arthur Anderson (alternate), have an opportunity to <ry and re­ in drums and hampers. Spinach in patriotic free service that n man can fully met, but this is the period of tertained very appropriately at a der No. 13, Sanford, Fla. ...... the year'when consumption of gaso­ . barrels, baskets and hampers. _ Tur­ render his government. family reunion of the Thrashpr fain-j Two of thb following white, regis­ move* the'G erm an army along the Somme river and along the HamWhile Mr. Lewis has only Jieen a line is* at' its highest, and the in­ ily, all of them being prt'if^nC" with nips with tops, in drums and hamp­ resident of Sanford for the past creased domestic demands, together the exception of Mrs. Ed. Sumner trants will he entrained under call Chauny line.' . ' . ers. No. 1229 for Camp Jackson, S. C., * The - development of. thb allied three years, coming here from his with the extensive, military opera­ tions in France, have rendered noc- oiD ado City, Fla. on September 4th, 1918: *. advance would socm.io Indicate the Y. M. C. A. Man Prisoner ’ old homp...Defiance, Ohio, lie has The house and porch were taste­ Edward Walker Dickson, Order Germans mafl 'be unable to. rescue become well known and liked sary for a. limited’ period, the adop­ Paris, Aug. 29.—Carl D. Lytle, throughout the. entire county. He tion of safeguards against possible fully decorated .with cui flowers and No. .675, Sanford, Flo. f their forces there. . Y. M. C. A. worker, who has been ferns. , • „ is, listed among the independent shortage. ■ Frank James Porker, Order. No. missing since June 4th has . The nfternpon was pleasantly 1037, Sanford, -Flo."In view of the difficulty, if not growers of Sanford and is a director No More Foolishness hcen located. He is a prisoner of spent in conversation, and at a late in the Sanford. Truck Growers, Inc., the impossibility of differentiating John Mack Hunter (alternate), war in Gornurrty, A postcard carry­ Nogales, Aria., Atig. 20.—Notifi­ and although a very busy msnA.con­ between* th e ' Yari°UB uses to which hour a tempting salad course and Order No. 930, Sanford, Fla. ing this information has hcen re­ cation that be would crofcs the line if sider the food administration one of automobiles mrok applied the United iced tea were served. ceived nt the .headquarters of the Four of the following Llm.ited Ser­ pther shot was fired by the Mexicana the most essential war works being States fuel administration believes Those enjoying this delightful oc­ vice white registrants will he en­ waa sent tonight by Gen. De Uosey Foyer du Soldai here. carried on nnd in view of his sinceri­ that the greatest measure of econ­ casion were: • trained under call 1201 for Camp Cabell, commander of the American •The card is of the regular form is­ ty in the war, the gift 6f his only omy can be effected with the least Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Daiger Sr.» Wheeler, Ga., on September 4th:' forces to Gen. P. Elias Calles, govsued to prisoners and except for the son to Uncle Sam's navy, ho feels Interference through the discontinu­ Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Daiger Jr., MrThomas Lloyd Brown, Order No. «rnor of Sonora. Tho noUfiyatlon,statement that Mr. Lytle- is "°UDd | !bnt ITsidVfrom being a patriotic hold ance of the use of all classes of mo­ and Mrs. N. H. Garner,* Mr. and WU'sent Gen. CaUet'TjjTGen. Cabhll and well feives nu clue of the th in g s er ________„ of some „r of „„prvthinv everything Uncle Uncle Sam Snm tor vehicles, motor boats and motor­ Mrs. N. (J. Garner. Mr. and Mrs— -*10* S«nfnnL-F a. through the Mexican consul snd the that his friends would like to know has had to sell, he should render ad­ cycles on Sundays. < James Daniel Casaady, Order No. rasher, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. American consul at Nogales, Sonora,' ahqut him. The card ha^rs the post­ ditional service _and_wjllLJlil-Uaual Lawson, Mr. D. L. Thrasher, Dor­ 259, Sanford, Fla. . Appeals to Patriotism when firing waa resumed on the mark of Limburg. ■""» ______________ ^ ^ S ifg y 'T u S r *<«!Pfed the responsibilNolan. Thomas Graves, Order No. othy Lawson, Louise and Robert "The United States fuel adminis­ Mexican side of the border after r e ­ iMr. TTytle disappeared from Bight • jty o{ t b|8 important service op the Thrasher. Frederick Daiger ’ 3rd, 361, Sanford, Fla. tration, therefore,..request* tha^ in grets had been offered by the Mexi­ when the Germans entered the vil* ^basis of many other big men who the section of the United States cast Marguerite Garner and Frank Dal- • George Ernest Parker, Order No. can. officials under an armlstlte ef­ lage of Me*y daring their June Pu#hJ >re giving all fiJFthe'cause, 514, Maitland, Fla. • fected. , on the Solssons-Rheims front. He | R j - 1Io,ly hM bcen holding the of the Mississippi river there shall — — — ■ be a discontinuance of the use of ^be Goodhart Evald Sjoblom (alter­ had safely made hia way out of tow n, |[io|^ temporarily since Mr. Huff —• The Rrtrwer* Return nate),* Order No. 702, Lake Mary, _Pay for Draft Boards once hut returned to rescue a W9man J fo|> the north but was obliged to vehicles ahowe specified including all such as are dperatejl for hire,' on each Dr, andMrs. Brower have return­ Fla. _ • .. and some children that had >een . jMt week as he'expacU to Washington," Aug. 30.—Increased ' Sunday hereafUjj^unUTnotlfied that ed from a three weeks' vacation* left behind in the precipitate Eo overseas soon. * pay for local draft boards has been the need-for ndch discontinuance has Dr. Brower spent his vacation with At the Baptist Church Shen last seen he was entering • authorised and are under orders to­ further notice Mr. Lewis _ an aunt in New York who.la,an in­ ( Rev. Milo Massey and family village from one side and a German day.* Mcgjbcrs are to receive from ^ ,iit| jh e excep'tlons to the valid and Mrs^Browor spent * low .advance guard, was comln^..in -from can.btfpund arM i offiqe in the Semhave returned from a trip to home J50 to 9200 a month, the amoont *' inole Bank building. o P P ^ t e - k hTequest, - r ^ ^ the , ho statement „tllt, ^ ' L .makes b o . an nn ap­ an- weeks in the mountains _<yf North another. ' . if folks in Georgia and Rev.. Massey varying . with the number of regis­ Herald office, telephone 48. and both of them returned peal "to the patriotic men and wom­ Carolina . . . . . . a - i preach at both morning and trants on their tplla. Mr. Lytle's home is in North * . ,,f,™ h,d by l p l,...n t trip. T h .lt! , „ , h t Temp,.. A„ en of America, cgst of thu Missis­ Brookfield;. Mass., and he f* a grad­ — r 1 — — . : -v ! r the sippi river to Undertake, voluntarily, many. friends are glad to have them are cordially ' InWUed Joe Chittenden in Fight invited tn to .tten attend uate of Brown University and before Miss Rankin Defeated services. * ? ' ..• •• ••— ’ * ' becoming a Red Triangle worker A rumor started by grapevine tol- additional conservation in the oper- hack home again, Helena, M ont, Aug. 30.—Scatter*; -"'4#gr8p|1 M{d th at Joe Chittenden has ating of their own automobiles, was a school principal. wherever possible." . Presbyterian Church . (tig Telurna from thlrty-aix out ot . been severely wounded In France • Card of Thanka *•• • .Dr. Brownlee, haa -returned to no wmv one had any —-----direct commuiriu u i uu ; Sunday at Congregatleaal vhmivm Church , but We wish to thank otrr neighbors fifty-three countiea showed 'Dr. 0 Sanford and will preach, both'm orn­ President Will Sign It I a t the cation regarding tame and it haa M. Landst rum maintaining- hia lead Services, will he resumed WMfclfifton. Aug. 29.—Final mo­ ing and night Sunday. Ha baa spent and friends, also Drs. Dentqn and y. M r.'natter appeared/in the dally liata. pvar Jeanette Rankin for the repubkindness and help usual hour* thla ‘ Sunday. , »».. « - • —— y . . ' _ .. . . iwer his vacation in North Georgia.. The 1Tolar for- their ».uuu«. , ’ . . ) t. . ' . manv friends here ho De that tion by congrewi on-the Manpower lent members of thC“ eongT^ation are MuHtff^hwHUlieaa and death af our.ilean nomlnatjoh for United' State# K f f f t S *ln J h ! #rumory|. uMru’e a'nd that he i.'b lU end It. tranim i-lon to Preaident cted urged to rally to the ‘ehurtfh servicaf , huaband and fathUi'. %' .senator. Thjp vote stood to-nighti t h e m i n g on ^ o m e v l a t l o n ^ atiU a .f. and aound on the front l i n e . W l.cn for bl. algn.turo I. expected the first 8undayc ' • * . . ‘ I Mrs. L. Allan and Famnyu. Landatrum 10,004; Rankin 0.682; —^ preaalona.” •' ‘ ‘ battling-again.t the Huna. today. • i i -- 1 *.... , i -- ■ ■ . ^ ■ ....... x. ’ , 'flcatlons ■’ _JVaahingtnn.^ Aug. 29,^—The fkel 'Last year the shippers were oblig­ admlnlstrntionHoday called upon the — \V a sti I n g t o * d , * • A u g .* 2 7*^1* h e ’m a n ed -tOTmark all packages th a r wefi public In states .east of the Missis­ power bill bringing within the army shipped to New York state' as this is sippi river to cease Using'all cfapses draft all men horn 18 to 45 years* "a state law. but now it seems that of automobiles, with a few named old was passed late today by the sen* certain vegetables must be. marked exceptions, motorcycles and motor­ flte with a ’ modified work or fight shipped to all markets and the grow­ boats on Sundays until further no­ ’' v . '* * ers of this section should rend the clause.tice, as n. gasoline conscrvntjon meas­ following:' . ' ’ . ' All efforts to change the age limits ure. 'O nly voluntary compliance The United Staten D epartm ent'of. or to direct separate classification of with the letter and spirit of the re­ Agriculture has sent out the follow- youths under 21 failed, and th e .Wf^ quest will prevent the issuance of a ing wnrning-to shippers of fruits any yre now goes to conference between mandatory order prohibiting the use the bouse and senate, with no differ------------. vegetables, including men making oc­ epees for serious “controversy, except of gasoline on Rufidays, it was decasional shipments' as. well as dealers the work or fight provision. . dared at the fuel administration. a n d 'large truck farmers: . m. , „ . . i. arc included..In wns recorded unani Automobiles for . hire___ ... * Fogd in package^ form shall be . The, pennte , , n „ J 1 the curtailment program. .Motor \emqusly bfor the lull, Senator Gore o' , ' * . . deemed misbfanded if ••the1 quantity , * . , _hie es to which the restrictions uo .. of the contents be not plainly mark-. Oklahoma who east the only nega c / j ■ I IT- ^ fa- . tftme - - * it M , ' 4 1 ; « < ' ltd ■fun* ■y* *. t i B it? : - / t# 1 u ... •1. �* :'.x ijn t)S T 27, THE SANFORD HERALD FACE S)X ; Hanning W ilrr In K » « i Itoorfi Hi« lUikUic " * Hi for th e g ig Surprise Announcement in • jFeiiday’js’PapeV.-i A * TUESDAY -Florence l.aKadlc in. WEDNESDAY ** * V •. The Master nr lhe*Screen rhe Woman in While” W ll/lA S t* HARJ^ In SU rie a s fa Aeu . * “ T h e A osll</ of VynKOnncc' - - ALSO ; ' . ALSO;.'. .* he Fight F o r M illions” ’.', • A G O O D COM EDY -* .THURSDAY m i •# . *” * *L. •v'Normn Tolmricfge in Tbt Secret of |fie*Storm ( Utinlr) ’ • .’ a Sequill to "Tesa of Storm Country" I . a lso - - The Official War News /FRIDAY *^|ndgc Kennedjr in OUR LITTI>K W IFE • . •’* . •f('RS Goldwyn Picture . ^^ •». V* 7 ; Also 9 Comedy SATURDAY-^ tflif ifcubltsShow MONDAY—William Fgrnum In . • ‘ „ (lire .Yoifr Child JiTbeatte- Party. The. Manager will,Che. AMUSEMENT Coming to The • Star Theatre /v ‘ 4 Soon , c t y w r There.” the great war prnma which Select Pictures is re­ leasing for 'distribution will be shown at the S tar Theatre soon. The picture which was made by • — *- i 1■ the Charles Itichman Pictures .» _ Corporation is being .hailed as one o( j n e finest uf th e y<$ir'K produc­ . Between Seasons ant “ Calico” R ats ' f tions, arid its co-stars, Charles Richmah and Anna Q. Nilsson, set a mjdi Standard in motion picture characterization. • • The story, briefly told, concerns the lives of Monte Jackson and his sweetheart, Betty ,Adams. Monte has an inherent fear of bloodshed, and when war breaks out sidesteps, on one excusevrr an­ other. enlistment. In time his friends question his excuses; he is blacklisted nt pis club, finally de­ nounced as a coward, and dropped by his set. Even his fiancee, in the face of his continued evasioas, loses faith and breaks their en­ gagement. Only his mother stands by him. Horrified a t the position he oc­ cupies, in a revulsion of feeling, Monte joias the service.. He is sent to France, where Betty is already .serving as a Red Cross nurse. Here he works out his sal­ vation, climbs back into the love of friends and sweetheart,- and covers himself with glory. See the picture. It is the sort of thing that might happen to any one of us. It has filled with human In­ terest, and appeals to the innate love of country and flag in bvery loyal American. It is a red-blood’"fllnce* calico hna become fashionable over plain sailor ehapee. The calico eti American play with a great milliners have launched a few late- hat was the last word In midsummer idea behind it. * summer hats, made of various cotton materials and labeled “calico hats," that reflect this wartime fad. If we are destined to hpve to come to calico In our millinery It Is-a consolation to know that It can be mode Into such pretty headwear as that shown at tb t bottom of the picture above. W o^ust be, economical—It Is the proper war­ time pose, and therefore Ulits Fifth Avenne promenades In s calico frock, although she may be discovered^ to have It trimmed with a llttlo real and costly lace. This Is Inconsistent but the pose is pretty anyway and the ex­ ample set worth while. Tlie bat nt the lower right Is a genuine calico affair—the th« old,"familiar Indigo bine with a white polka dot. Tho hrln^xoxeUng te-cut In a squars and edged with rick-rack "breld. The four corners of the square a n - turned up over the upper brim nnd tacked against the crown. A blue and white silk cord Is tied about tho crown and terminates at the fropt tn • - bow and ends. Little silk tassels finish the ends. The hat at the left Is; made .of fine printed cotton crepe J n light pink and white. Instead of ffits there are square tabs turned ck over the. brim. This brim cov­ ering Is edged with narrow white silk fringe and a white silk cord and tas­ sels provide the trimming. The cord Is lied i n . a bow at the front and millinery and was Immediately fol­ lowed hy Inte-snmmer and drml-neSson hats of gorgette crepe, satin and taf­ feta silk. Two of the crepe hats are shown at the top of the group, At the left Is a pretty white model with odd ornaments of colored eatln and em­ broidery silk, and at the right a deep, gold-colored hat. This I* faced with black panne velvet nnd finished with black French knots and small figures embroidered In black, white and dark bine. 7-----• “ Our Little Wife” Has Laughter • . and Thrills "Our Little Wife,” the new GoldwyTi Picture starrinR Madge Kennedy, which will be seen a t the Stnr Theatre Friday is a. splendid screen version of Avery Hopwooti’s thrilling and hilarious stage success of the same name. Its first exciting situation finds Dodo Warren, “Our Little Wife,” a bride of a few minutes, worried to think th at in marrying Herb Warren sho hng annvly-duiappnlwtwcd a number of other men who Gift for Soldier*. Waterproof match safes for soldiers loved“her. Among them are Dr? are sold for 04 cents, tn silver finish. Elliott, authority on heart mur­ They would, of course, he of use to murs; Bobo Brown, miniature a man In uniform—khaki, or blue— winter, and Tommy Beldon, a .. and now the eummer Je here, white. ree verse writer. Not only would they-give ndmlrnhlo - Before the wedding guests have service If a U-boat happened to eomtr “dispersed, "Dodo dazes her hus­ along at an unpropltloua moment, for band with the announcement that the _army. or navy- man while swim­ ming to shore could light a Cheering she will take all three defeated rlgnretto on the crest of a wgve, but candidates for her-4mnd on bar they would serve n good pfllce at other honeymoon. So off they go— itlmcs, when the soldier Js necessa­ Dodo, a husband and three ad­ mirers. Herb, in an effort to'have rily often exposed to rainy weather. Dodo all’to-himself, sends a tele­ | Insertion on Neckwear. gram ..to himself calling foV his Insertion Is used In place of edging immediate -return to the city. on some of the new nKhwear and And, of courec the three other men Plaid ginghams- have rcado some of blouses. One edge of It gathered, and ths prettiest hats classed Id.the calico1 the other straight edge answers qolto would have to go too. But Dodo group. They are trimmed with scarfs *3 well as the more usual scalloped learns the telegram is spurious, and when Herb i*eturna to get her of white organdie and usually made edge so fir as docorstlveness goes. C J ' ^ven Frefich. Academy of 6clfnc$e- fp’*-• - nocentfy Gives Facta Useful • to Enemy; , ‘ oi-ro,sm: JKy.w hmviina FOR IfATliS ADDI&SS MRS. W. w ; ALCOTT, IV, Garage Accomodations __ Sen Food Dinners 'A Specially * •.'.'Paris.—Flow popularscience dis­ cussed In the dally and mnRiudnotprea* . convoy*. tafonuntlon to'theenoiuy and ho>v ,cv«g 'gVont nntlonnl liistltutlons dike (he F-rrnrty academy-,bf'sclences Mr\metlhH-s Jnnoeoolly divulge Secrets .which tHwjwern/ finds’usefal is told •lly a wrlteFlq Ln Llberte, who protests ■agulpst* tbo IndiHcrlmlnnte propagation -of jechnlaal lpformntlon. Thu writer VhnimentsTbn 4t)e fact that the acad­ emy of sciences hem suggested that the 'censorship be.riendefed wore effective hy tl\e addition .of n few savants who will be ablb to recognize valuublo sci­ K All Load AdVfrtUcmenta Und entific Information when they ace It Thi* Heading THREE CENTS , In the view of the- academy the lin e For Each Iftbeftlon. Mlniau press has been allowed, more hy neg­ Charge 25 Ceuta. ligence than IgnornncertoTrtnt-mwlr ■ In answering sn idvertlsonje« scientific Information the ^Importance of which escaped the ‘ edltqrs ond where no name is mentioned in Ut which should hare been kepr|P?f$f-' id, please do not -ask Tha-HtrtR The columns of matter relating to tne for Information-as to the Identity d German long-range gun form. a ‘ case the sdvertiser.' Uausliy: we do m In point M. Charles Le GolTlc,' a sci­ know, who the advertiser is and I entific writer of note, writing on this subject says that the pros has In­ we do we are not allowed to girt dulged In a veritable orgy of details out this Informatldn! - Simply writ* concerning the experiments ln.prog­ a .letter and address it -'as per !► ress In Frande to extend the range of stnctlona In the ad. the heavy artillery. Plana of shells nnd guns, he alleges, have even been LOST published. _ .... • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING jmmucH as the .{Kt-fr estate plays he finds her beihR cared forhy Dr, such an irnportartt part ih mtyultl-i Elliott, as His Kudden Teave-laWi^ in£ pre^eht day public opm ion!had made ..0txk}, hysterical.- A this photoplay yifill appeal not scene follows,, tluruig which Dodc only, to one class but to every rank promises:* never to look a t any of so d ety / nchT'or.poor,' worldly other m&n. •She keeps her prornist df home-loving. ' *r . long enough for* Bodo to become v “ It is because it harf-jthia appeal engaged to Angie M artin and for fhafcl think it the greatest picture Dr. Elliott to wed Fannie Weston. I have ever done. The’story de-1 Angered by her husband's ne& ponds for its-climax on low a sac- \K l on their first wedding annivernfice. And inafirpuch As thi* is an gary, Dodo grows rebellious. She eVa of i sacrifice; it will iyach to telephones Dr. Elliott and her every man who se8s it p lesson message makes his bride jealous, which will make her want toUacri- Meanwhile Angie has called on fice - herself for a worthy coufce, Dodo. She too has been neglected either fpr home or for country. and is going to Tommy’s fancy r . “True, T h e Secret of the Storm dress party with another man, Country’ is melodrama, b u t the whose apartm ent is directly under biggest successes in New York this 1ommy’s. When .Angie goes, year have been melodramas. The Dodo phones Bobo to come and heroine, Tess, runs the gamut of take her to the party to prevent -em otion-M ore the story-iR-TOlh- Angie from being compromised, pleted,” continued Miss Tal- “ ere trouble begins to fly thick madge, “ Mother love is glorified, amd fast for Dodo. One incident i if there is such a thing ns glorify- ,ln<ls her dangling from a fire osinn the noblest emotion of which cape to prevent her jealous hus.theJlum an heart is r a p a H e v - t^ ' her in another scenario hns' heart interest, loVe, mfin s room. After numerous ‘action and sacrifice, and a more other thrilling scenes Dodo and •complete formula for ascreen tri- H erb paten things up, she vowing uni pit cannot be im agined. never to flirt again. . At the Star Theatre Thursday Popular Artises Divpfge Secrets :_CCmONADO. BfJACII y. * - •* to the Foe.. , . LOSES A LL HER RELATIVES ..ost—Sunday night, Aug.~2o, in road between Daytona Beach ani Lake Wales, via New' Smyrna, steamer rug. Liberal reward itretuned to Alr.-Clyde Brady, Leesh irg ^ F la , SunLmauataljuklue.- FOUND Found—On Orlando road one storage battery. Owner can get K a n e by. identifying a l - Sanford Bittery Service Co. 2*‘2tn TOWN m f1ELP5 E> Notice- Reward will be paid fer inTorntntion as to the whereclouts of one Rebecca Ryles, 70 years old, colored. Left home on Second street Saturday night. Elen Green, 511 E. Second St. , : • 2-2tp GARDEN H A B IT ALWAYS GOOD F O R S A LE W r l t t r In N a w Y o rk P ublication Cornea to tha F ro n t w it h W o rd a of G reat Wisdom. For Sale— Klondike strewbrry plants, $1 per 1,000. Pur•qaser to take up same. Also Iish potatoes for eating and seed. Y. R. Guerry, Rt. 1, Sanford. * . \ 2-2tp The garden habit onca acquired, will never lenve you. Good soil and culti­ vation ore tha chief luentiala. Tha back ygrd Is highly >taxed property. Why not make It pay for Itaelf In pleaeure and pro fit to yon. especially In three war times, when we need to comierve and utilize everything? We arc constantly calling for more parks, more breathing spaces. In one congest­ ed city. Why not use those we have! Thla hns been done with success In riilesgo nnd llnltlmore. I.et os do It here. Encourage yonr children to make a little garden In your back yard. It will prove safer than the streets und mor4 healthful than the movies. We need more beaqty, and here both use and beauty may be combined, for tn one hnqk ynrd In this city enough lettuce, radishes nnd parsley were grown to furnish the tnble for.a whole snmnier, und so combined with the plnnts nnd flowers ns io he harmonious In color. Hhrubs, trees and grass sprny oat moisture Into the air, which diminishes dryness nnd dust and renders the plnce where they are mnr* healthful. We hnvo neglected our back ynrds too long. Shall ws Improve them now?— Frances Peters;-In New York Sun. For Sale—One Ford car. $350fipassenger. Real bargain. N. H. Gimer. * 2-2tc For Sale—Fnrm, all or in five gre tracts. If not sold soon will yqt- Apply A. P„Connelly. Ip4-6t For Sale —Fresh milch cow. R. L farrison, Sanford. 93-tf Seeing her castle destroyed and her old aervnnts murdered by the Huna For sale .or rent for cash or shares was the trying ordeal experienced by 5 acres land eight acres tiled flowDr. Antoinette d'Artagnan, a French ig well at loading stjitlon Camwoman doctor, now In the United ron City :Lots GH and 67 Celery States. She Is the Inst of that paino )elta;, Willing to finance respoaIn Frnnce. She has been wounded and ible party with approved reference*, gassed, receiving medals from King laving faeitilies to truck It tha coo Albert of Ilelglum and General Pctnln. tig season. Submit proposition. Ffer chntean was within three mllea of k. F. Flournoy 1100 Eighth St the Ilelglnn border when the Germans N. W. Washington D. C. 103-ttp came nnd destroyed everything, In­ cluding rare works of art, tapestries, paintings and everyllilng they could WANTED lay their hands on. Nothing now re­ mains hat a pile of stones to mnrk Wanted, Men—Saah & Door Fse this once beautiful castle.' 8hk hopes ory. Dench hands and machine hand*, to recover her health In this country, lood inside Carpenter. Steady work far from the scenes of horror that he year found. In replying, give eiJAPANESE PANAMA SPORT HAT she has witnessed, and then Intends to perience nnd salary expected. Selden return to help the American woman Door Co., Palatka, Fla. 97 tf doctors In France. FO R R E N T l “ W OPS," “ B O H U N K S . j f • ETC., BANNED r J • • • g <x T • ^ <x ? Camp Gordon, Atlnnta, On.— "Wops," "dagoes," "bohunks" and similar names -may not hereafter he applied to nonEnglish-speaking soldiers at Cq.mp "'Gordon. General Sago has Issued an order roquirlnK ■nldlrra pnd Iiffli 11 ■~Tfi~~iin '*c<mduct themselves toward nonEnglish-speaking soldiers that no prejudice, antipathies or hu­ initiation may arise. Wool smbroidsry-is ths only trim­ ming on this hat, which Is finding much NEAR-TOBACCO K ILLS HUN! favor with ths womanfolk. .... Substitute Used by Tsutons Is Tsrm| Cara for Vour Hands. Morr Deadly Than Enemy After washing dishes or dusting or , Qae Attacks. "/ doing any household work, always wash the hands thoroughly with soft Amsterdam.—The tobacco sub* water nnd a good toilet soap, not a tute supplied to the Gertnsny arts kitchen or laundry soap, nnd when hns proved more Injurious than enew they have been wiped with a towel pull gas attacks. Deputy Mueller.of MdF on a pair of old loose kid gloves und_ Ingen asserted In tbo rvJchstsg. Te let them stay on ffir flf!3 or ten min- substitute Is composed of beech l^afv ntes while you put away tho dishes says the Koelnlsche Zeltung. On Y or Udy up the living room. half of tho army administration (5»eral von Oven admitted that furtkr delivery of the substitute has b*n ■topped. | bftth and toilet, wi Eight room house for rent, SE corr Cynrpjm avenuo and ThirdAtre*U For Rent—Tsu acre farm near Moore's Station. Five scres^ tiled. Good large house and bsfn. Cub rent. See W. M. Haynes at Herald Office. ^ loo-tf * Furnished Rooms by Day, W««k or Month—Park avenue Flat, 105 North Pirk avenue, over L. R. PhiF Ipa .A Co. drug store Mr*. C. C.. Hkrt, m ansgrr. ' 30-tf Have A Look st the Derby p r ^ perty, 610 Lautc) Avenue, Sanford, FIs., and make sn offer for U to A. Derby, 97. Washington Avenue, .Oil. City, Pa. (. 96-16 tpj �AUGUST 30, THE 8ANFORD HERALD have done-that'm ucli to ij,. the inking of three or four ounces of “business piethfcds there has sprung j thc^U * uo____ ♦ , t s u g a r/a short time before the usual tlpMn tltfa"rnumrv ^ class Sillied. It takes-$36 more to arm .6 time for occurrence of fatigue after middlemen who take it upon tlu'tnn rifle with’ ‘a ’bnjxjnot on {( lahor prevents (lie feeling of fatigue, 1splrt^i to do the businc*t the farmers you buy a second $HHMmmuI the effect of the sugar being evident should do, and' tlie^e handlers have nlsli him this rifle and*i,i)i A year by year taken more and more j about half an hour afler eating ridfcps for it i nml tl«ir*~-w-tt HARDWOOD ASHES ill abut** .from the farmer and from the < ’"npiece .of sweet chocoin enough of your money left sinner of the fanm r'a products in hunger* atfifc well know INSECTICIDES chase a good sired bomb t, return for the unproductive services Sugar cane will gn In a duguilt, or demotbifi rendered. Farmers, by cti" i 'l " ',|K BLUESTONJE county in Florida^ Th gun together with* the Huntheir resources ehojiUi in* aillt s»- ;**il Jam! enough in the Lak N A I L S ing it. i region'to produce aii the sugar con­ that wfi’ic'lTtlmy-nflJp'^nd- reap, and which they cun do by cooperating in SEEDS sumed in the United States. regularly organized associations Cleaning Pearls. A book on the .subject of sugar To clean pearls soal; tl 1. TO In the beginning the fasmpt"*!;<mlib has ^jiist been prepared by C. Ly­ Place Your Orders Enrlv soup prepared from l.inn. u i* there* are certain farm prorealize man Spencer of Jacksonville, and i* creiltu of Iqrtitr pud alum, a perhaps the best ft*presented am,1 dmtsTm* which there is a cofitlil.eill cool enough, nib the I'-orL illuminating- work. on the subject demand" in Isis section of the" country the bunds. Repent nppUviuj ever issued. It 'should be in th t; and for which he can always receive illsofftornUon disappears. Tli hands of every progressive citizen of fair prices. He should' join with his t If yo.it. buy a $100 bond of the In lukewarm water and lay | — neighbors and all should equip them* Fourth Liberty Loan you are lending white paper In u dark idm-e i Florida. If members of congress would carefully read find assimilate selves to produce these" products in the United ’States government the arguments he represents there quantity and quality that will insure enough money to feell a soldier in Termi of Governors. would be np. overwhelming sentiment good returns. _ ___ France' a little more than seven .There Is no approach to uniformity created to ‘ establish in Florida a Hundreds of farmers in every ser- month*. Or -you have furnished In' the terms of the governors of ii|f„ sugnr industry and relieve a situation tion of this country are today de- enough money to give him a com­ ferent‘states of the Union. The gov­ which promises to become worse. voting their time and Investments to plete outfit of winter and summer ernors of two states nre elected for A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COItSugar ia^nade from beets, more of the.prodpetiori of crops which though clothing, inclpding shoerf and stock­ one year; those of twenty-one sintw it titan from cane, hut the cultiva- they yield -fairly well cto not ’bring ings, and slicker and overcoat and for two years; the governor of New RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ tion of beets Is by hand.labor.' w;|iile,th'e farmers profits. Farmers should blankets, with enough left, over to Jersey for.three yours, nml those of T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD cane can be produced by machinery know what Crops pay and what arm him*with a good revolver". You twenty-four atntes for four yean. and more of It to the acre, llesides crops do not pay. They should sp­ in Hawaii dt hab been- demonstrated ply* to their business oj farming the was a business visitorr henr Tacsdayr KTAST'SANFORD that excellent grades of paper can be method* that arc used in successful .Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Durant made made from (bine bagasse, after the manufacturing ^plants—they should Mrs. Joe Cameron arrives home a trip to Lakeland Sunday last. this week from Key West-where she juice is extracted, land paper is heepf bodks with every department has been for the past month-with J Mrs. J. G. Martin made Sanford scarce. Here is a rhanci her son Ed and also her niece,‘Miss a call .Monday. * another serious situation Ascertain what crops or produce Ladd Brooks who has a government pay best .in..your section and then M tst— Joe—Henry of Orlando ar­ position. Mrs. Cameron‘will visit a When You Can Buy One Made At Home at boost those products and boost your sister in#Tampa on her way Kopie. rived Sundayfor a visit of some time section of the country ns the best also visited a sister in Miami "on- with the Evans family. place on earth for_ thpSe products. 1 - * , route to Key West. .. _______ J. G.__M trtUn_ldt_Ju£aday__foxDo hol“"b'e aTraid to make a noise Tampa where he haB a position await M rs...hloore Is -in"'Arcadia, the about your - products if you have That will Give Longer and Better Service’. products of the right quality. guest of one of her daughters. She *’ • See Our Stock of «....... will return toward Christmas to her ,Miss E. L. Mole arrived home The U. 45. Department of Agricul­ Sunday after having spent several ture, Washington, D. C., will send Csmeron City home. ’ months .in differentparts of the free on application bulletins giving . Mre. Mary Phelps is keeping store state,, joeing a r Dnytoria jnost of the information nbmu- kyyjTfg ^»efor Mrs, .Grace'WilHiftns while Mrs. time. (■mints. ..... » • « Williams is the guest ofjfribnds in The cotton planters in this vicin­ Asheville, N. C., and elsewhere.ity are busy picking cotton these Miss Gladys Dieterich expcqts to nice warm days. ‘ ■ leave on Sunday for Philadelphia to 1 Mr,., and Mrs. Alfred Lilja . and enter Sf. Timothy.'s Hospital to take bursa's training,—-Miss—Gladys-wilb Mrs—H - It - Stevens of Nnnfnrrtwfffbe missed from a large citcie of Monday afternoon visitors at the young friends and from the Senior home of II. D. Durant. Class at High School. Navy Mrs. Susie Squire will join Mrs. Karl .Schultz, Sherman ROuth, IL E. Squire and Mrs? H. A. Raynor Coifiet brown, (River Murrell," Ned Well, the hot weather is still hold for V vibit^at Daytona. .Beach. Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph ing' on, but I think we will soon ...•■Mrs. W. E. Prevatt has her little have some cool weather. Roumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ sister, Alothiu Curry o! New Smyrna cer. Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Mr. and Mrs. Dowlas, and chil­ with her for the.week. * Lawton, James Purvis, William dren were calling on Mrs. Jack Hartley, Wallace Lipford, W. C. R. E. Ellis of Washington, D. C-. Vaughn Monday evening. . . ItlsJlO t— ---------- -------Temple, has been the guest ol Mr. and Mrs, Well; t see mir boys' havq^tjll, got The air is dry Forrest Gatchel, E d*." Cameron, A. F. Stone of Cameron avenue this the Germans on the run and I think Your throat is parched Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert week. we will soon have old Bill Kuiser on You’re T H IR S T Y , Deane. Tenny Deane, F. F. Roper, James Estridge has gone to.officers the run from the way they are fight­ aren’t you? Douglass C. Griffin, W. M. Chan­ « training camp from Camp Wheeler. ing now. Then come with me to cellor. Then. Stiles, Alton E. FnrI see the cotton is going'fast now the nearest store nell, Harry B. Lewis, Jr. Robert Merriwether and Clayton It makes me Have a bottle Austin are here on a furlough a por­ from Belair- farm. Army think of my childhood days where Of ice-cold tion of the week. John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Some wonderfully fine crabgrass we used to raise so much cotton lind Leslie .Hill, Seth WoodruZ, Stanley corn and Hcc. 1 don’t think it will and cowpcn hay is being gathered ORANGE CRUSH Walker, 'Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe during this nice haying weather. be long before people will get back Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ to the olden days of living again. The stockmen have been filling.their derson, Ernest Gregory, Fred Mason, T hat’s me! If people would, plant plenty of silos with corn fodder and velvet Gcbrge McLaughlin, Harold Wash(Inod ness, how good! rice.in Seminole county there would beans. bum, Albert Fry, Janies Estridge, Five cents soon be ii rice mill put here to clean It is estimated Ul*Jit-he re was 1600 George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. (let the it. Rice is high now and still going acres of fine field corn grown here A. PattishaJ], Mcndo Fox, Ingram ORANGE CRUSH higher and can't get much at high this summer. Not quite as large a Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ habit price now. crop as last year us there was such a liams, Vajl Lovell, Martin Temple, Let ynureell.be a Mrs. Jack Vaughn has a fine rice large ^acreage of cotton grown Robert Robinson, Arthur Dlckins, SLAVE to me throughout the Celery Delta, as patch ready for cutting now, a plen­ John Lee, Jr., A. Stafford, Andrew TRY IT well as all through Seminold county'. ty to last her fill winter if she only Aulin, John Cntcf Lawton,'Alfred M. I am bottled by had a way .to clean, it for us. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis. ..’..Two fine mules owned on John People could live n whole lot bet Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. Russell's farm recently died, said to ter, if they would get down to home F. Coates, Ernest Gormley, Walter be from colic. raising food. Rndford, Corbett HutchinBun, Sam Pevehouse, jlarry Carlson, C. E. UPSALA AND GRAPEVlLLE Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long James Weaver, Norman Baker, Er­ Edwin Lundquist and wife and nest C. Morris, Ike House, T. M little Raymond and Mrs. HHmcr Lundquist and little daughter made a trip by auto to Jacksonville wlu’rc they visited their brother, Aron and Thc value of sugar as a food, stuff wife"and returned by way of St. had long been established. Every­ Augustine and Daytona, with no SANtfQRD mufliaps to mar the enjoyable trip. body likes sugar, and it is now used in countless -ways in modern day S Carl £jerson was homo all lost FLORIDA foods afid drinks, says the State week, from bis work at the Crown Marketing Bureau. Paper Co., caring for his aged father * Pure cane sugar is the most-easily who we understand has suffered an­ other slight stroke. He is some hot­ digested of all known foods, and ter and' is being looked after by Sol­ none other ia capable of being as­ similated without digestion in the omon Anderson. atomach. A recent issue of the Florida is an agricultural state. . Mr.v and Mrs. Henry Lundquist Louisiana Planter contains an article Something can be made to grow out and family spent a pleasant day calling attention to the fact that the of. doors In every month, in every Sunday with bis sister, Mrs. Peter­ son at Holly Hill, tsking a dip in the quickest reliable stimulation is pro­ county, a condition not true of any ocean- and returning by Coronado duced by the use of sugar, which other state over Ita entire area, says Beach. L.’ B. Ilodgina also accom- stimulation is produced In less than the Slate Marketing Bureay. Unan hour from the time the sugar is liko the states o l the north we a lth pro ~T>inied them_fln_Jhe_lrip. consumed We are sorry to learn th a t Mrs’ Alcohol acts quicker but it does Buchanan who ia visiting at Mrs. not have food qualities, acting mere­ Paul Keely's has been quite ill for a ly aa s ' stimulant—at first* excites few weeks. and then stupiflesCotton Is being-picked from the The Planter further declares th at Kanner and Miller, fields out this although sugar has risen consider­ way. . f ably in price, it ia still probably the T. O. Tyner and family extended /nost economical of all popular food their , trip to Chattanooga and en­ stuffs for the purpose of conveying joyed a trip to Lookout Mountain energy to the human system. It and after a pleasant visit with rela­ must of course be borne in m ind: tives at Florilla, Georgia, returned that a certain amount of protein and] borne Sunday evening. other matters are essential to make Leroy Tlodgins la treating his up what is called a balanced ration, 1 neighbors to some good music with hut nevertheless, as regards nutri­ his new graphophono which he has tion and bodily stimulation, sugar is the most quickly acting of any foodrecently purchased. GROWERS WHAT YOUR LIB­ ERTY BOND WILL DO CHASE & C O . S A N E O R D , FLA C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS Pay . $1.25 to $1.50 For a Broom ___ :__ 1r2 The P r ic e --— —■ Palm Leaf Brooms The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co * Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company FLORIDA AS A PRO­ DUCER OF SUGAR FARMING IS A /BUSINESS MATTER Complete Line of McKin ley’s Standard and Music -Come in and Hear the^ New. Columbia Records LAKE MARY ITEMS v. Mrs. W. V. Evans was shopping in Sanford Saturday. B. E. Haley, R. M, of Kissimmee �AUGUST 30, 191 8 THE SANFORU'HERALD Annual Report of Southeastern I partment Reverie 38.866,989 Boys In Camps Crowded Buildings ‘ Housewife M ay Feed Twice as Many Eggs as Usual and Still (By L. Porter Moore.) Realize Profit. Atlnnta, Go., August 2{>.—An attend­ made ahd also samplod them. Not only that, Tut they saw how American fighters conquer ,lhp. dolfcacy. Hera you seo royalty emerging from their first encounter wlfh the rnvorito American breakfast doltght. It would al­ most seeni they woto viewing tho Marines and Bailors as though wondering if thin la the food on which they grow so husky, j, * King George mlsaed tho host part of the recont panoako treat nt LonKegle Hnt^h0<dIdBT*Turir'crn'po,rBonnlly. EvUryonoVlse Is doing It now, putting an extra edgo on their appetites by manipulating the flipper.The six Y. M. C. A. cake-bakers were on tho vorge of~ prostration after serving 6.124 American soldiers and sailors with pancakes In tho Aral flfteen days* rush on this pet odlble, when a hut secretary had a happy thought. He Induced the pancake fiends not only to bakn their own, but ance of nearly twenty times the' pop­ ulation of Atlanta^ Awanued hn|fpUy; In V. M. b. 'A. hula In the seven etate,H of the Southeastern camps dur­ ing the fiscal your JUlyl, 1917. to July 1, 1918, according to the annual re­ port Just Issued here. In other words, soldiers In the South-' eastern cantonments to the number of138,666,980 men wrote letters* In tho ■■y aruiy-and-na^y-huts; read lltora* turo there and joined In tho religious services and entertainments held In the lied Triangle buildings which dot military reservations In Georgia, Ala­ bama, Tennessee, tho Caroiln&s, Mis­ sissippi and *FlarldhX It is easy to Imaglno tho mountains of stationery tho Y. M. 0. A. provided In^he jcanu>a _ot-tho.-8outltfMi8t when il Is stated that soldiers wrota 32,889,002-Jctters In tho “Y” huts. Tho Rod Triangle workers also made out $2,463,744 worth of^money orders for tho soldiers, most of the amount bolng sent home to relatives. Educational Work Featured The ‘■yMalso provided 4,005 educa­ tional lectures with a soldier attend­ ance of 1,291,243. The oducatlonnl classes of various kinds aggregated Tho resume of religious activities that 3,464,461 persons attended 16,468 religious meetings under "Y" auspices In the Southeast, that 21,288 Illhle clnarfPH wore formed among tho soldiery with attendances ranging at 395,348, lhat 223.232 Scrlptufes wero distributed, that V" workera-httd 167,533 personal Christian Interviews with soldiers, that tho boys made 43,093 Christian decisions and that 72.693 signed the religious war -roll. The attendance at the soclnl events. of-ttnr_T~ ST,_ TV A wtuF phenomenal during the yenr 3,713,609 attending 8,190 entertainments The attendnneo nt the “Y" movie shows was estimated at 4,678,630 for 8,222 performances. 4 shoW H Rsd %Triangle Worker Wounded by Hun Machine Gun at Soietona, Toul and Chateau Thierry , (Special Inform ation-B cevlce, United S ta le s D epartm ent o f A griculture.) * - AVOID MONOTONY OF SALT MEAT EVERY DAY. Preparing Meat for Canning by Steam-Pressure Method Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily Elder Springs Water Has a 'Guaranteed Purity of 99.98 Per Cent. T. O.. Charles Distributor PHONE 338 More Liberal Use Would Bo Beneficial to People by Affording Greater Variety of Diet—Plana to 'Preserve Eggs.' If any American family Is genuinely entitled to the luxury of eating liber­ ally of poultry nnd eggs, that family Is tho farm family. Yet tho'fact re­ mains lhat farm families are ndt and have never been liberal consumers of cither poultry Or eggs. ’ For the whole «>untry tho nverngo yearly consumption of eggs per farm la. only 187V4 do«£nf -which would 1ro about 2H dozen n week. The average yearly consumption of poultry per farm is 00 hood, about one bird a week. In a few states, of course, the average consumption runs above theso averages. The highest average; conBumrtion of eggs In any (date Is fonr ddnfn per week pcf family, -and tho highest consumption of poultry In any state Is nbout threo birds a week per family. When tho fact Is taken Inlo'Tonstllbrntion that many farm families eat practically no eggs and very llttlo poul­ try, It Is apparent that «omo families must necessarily eat much more freely of both poultry and eggs than Is Indi­ cated by even these highest averages.' The maximum consumption of eggs for Individual families would run from six to ten dozen a week, nnd of poultry from four to six head n week. These nro not excessive quantities of poul­ try and eggs for a good-sized farm fam­ ily, and a general adoption of sugh practice would ho beneficial to tho pooplo who live on farms, because It would give them a greater variety o f diet than they arc* accustomed to, would Insure fresh meat for nt least half tho meals, and would make the bnslc, cured meat diet of the nverngo farm family less monotonous and. therefore, more beneflclnl. More Money fpr Fewer Eggs. Tho consumption of- eggs on farms mny ho grently Increased, whllb the farm housewife may . still receive the benefit -of- good *prtcos Mr fresh* cg£s In the srnaon of scant production. Indeed, such a system ran be worked out ' In n way that will net tho farm woman more clear money on her eggs for the year than If she sold them on the generally slipshod false economy system, without consuming any connld. ernblo quantity of them at home. That woujd he true because the entire homti. consumption would be from eggs laid during tho period of heavy production nnd low prices, while nil.of thp.eggn Inld during periods of scant production nnd ditgh prices wott|d 'he sold. Such a system would work advantageously not only for farm fnmtlles, but for city people ns well, because It would give thorn n larger.supply at possibly more moderate prices during the months when tho production - of eggs Is not abundant. The means to that end are not In nny sense dlfllcutt. Tho .trouble Incurred Is not commensurate with tho money benefit derived, to sny nothing, of tho possibly greater honelH of a more liberal egj; ration for the family, Alt that has to he done Is to save some of tho eggs that are Inld during ‘porlods of hcUYX uruiluciluu • fut Cousnmptton daring periods of scant pro­ duction. This does not mean, either, -that the farm faintly must eat all of tho stored eggs nnd give tho city fam­ ily all of tho luxury of fresh eggs. Eggs that are put away by tho .farm housewife In the summer, when they would bring 4very small prices, will New York, August 26.—Flat on his hack In the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. W. A Roberts, who has been awarded three French war medals for bravery in the lighting zones. Is enjoying a well-earned rest, and Is talking frocly qf. almost anything but why the French government'showered honors Upon him. Mr. Ilols-rts, a Y. M C. A. worker in France, had bestowed upon him the Croix de Guerre, llu* badge of tho Is-glon of Honor, nnd the Medal MIIItsire He won them all In three months. Roberts wns assistant auditor of Iho Michigan Central railroad before he wits selected to bo'auditor of disburse­ ments for the V. M. C. A. in France, nnd to handle more than a quarter of a. million dollars a dny. Ho left for overseas service February 12, • was wounded hy a Hun machine gun nt nnd the fresh, eggs that nro thdsaonH, rescued n "V" secretary amid winter, Inld on the fnrm during those months a hall of bullets In the Toul sector of high prices mny ho eaten nt home. and was touched up hy German marksPrices of Eggs. manshlii again at Chateau Thierry. Tho nverngo fnrm^prlcv of efigz In. tho United States In April, May, sad June, 1017, was 29 cents n dozen, against 38.7 cents n dozen in October, November, and December of that year. In 1910 the average difference In form prices in the periods compared was While Red Triangle Continues tb Call 12.3 cents a dozen. There Is n period of from live to six months In 'cvcty for Oversea* Workers, 1,000 Are yenr when the nvorage. price of fresh Wanted for Home 8ervlce eggs on tho farm Is about ten cents a Atlanta, Gn., August 25.—Mon en­ dozen mora—than-the-average prtew dowed wtttr the PTFlUFnl of Iradershlp during tho season of heavy production, nre needed by tho , Army nnd Navy Thp farm housewife, therefore, makes Y. M. C. A. to serve In the camps of n dime ctean, clear money on every the Southeast. ’ . dozen eggs laid during the season of Dr. W. W. Alexander, general re­ heavy production that she holds over cruiting secretary Tor the War Per­ and markets during the season of sonnel Board of .the Y. M, C. A. War scant production. If, for .Instance, she Work Council, declares that there Is a holds over a hundred dozen eggs fhld .pressing, need for home service, ap/l during the Benson-of scant production, that this affords a Splendid opportun­ she has made a ten dollar-bill, which ity to the man of middle age who is enn be applied toward “setting a bet­ not ab)e to go abroad undqr the Red ter table*’ during the season of scant Triangle. | egg production, nnd there Is no wpy In "The* Y. M. C. A. needs men for which she could better apply that ten overseas service; of course, hut the dollars than by putting fresh'eggs or home camps must not be forgotten," evdn the perfectly good preserved eggs explained Dr. Alexander. .“Fhim now on her own table. on -until the Aral of the year the Methods of Preserving. Southeast must recruit 1,000 men for There are several ways |n which the ‘home enmps. This means ihnF spring, and sumnier eggs can be pre­ each state will bo called upon to fur­ served for fall and winter consumption nish 25 nirn per mopth-per state to on the farm. If the farm Is. In prox­ serve the soldiers In cafnpa such ns imity to a cold-storage plant,'the beat Oordon, Jackson, Wheeler nnd the practice might he to crate the eggs as others. The qonatant growth of the shortly as possible after they are laid and pnt them In storage,- Tb*absence of the cold-storage plant, however, does not mean at all that the tarn housewife cannot hold her eggs for PAGE THREE For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses *v • , . # * « , » .. , Chase & Co., Sanford* Fla higher prices. "Egg* Tfln 1>5 preserved REP CROSS M E E T I N G ellhcr In water glnss or In llmowator ■The Third Friday of every nnd kept In perfect condition for from six to nlpo months. Preserved by month will be a business cither of these methods the'eggs nro meeting of the Red Cross, . good nnd tisablo for a year or moro. a t Woman’s Club on Qak hut tho longer period of preservation — ATonuFTftt 2:30 p. m . \ .•. *‘ ‘would never be necessary, ns tho po-rlod of high prices ifoltows tho period of low prices Inside the perfect preseri vatlon period of six months. Plumbing and G a3 F itting HENS: WAR OPPORTUNITY (ppfctlecenree My Persona tention And Best Efforts Opposite City Hall /. Telepboue N*o 25' BUSINESS CARDS I One Inch Cantg'tVIlJJleTubllshed Un­ der This Heading At The Kale Of *7.20 Per Tear. O. S. VAUGHAN O P T O M E T R IS T The First Envelope, The first envelope of which there Is flhy knowledge Inclosed a .letter sent in 10M by Sir William Turnbull to Sir James Ogllvle. The epistle, with Its covering. Is still preserved In the Brit­ ish museum. At that period, and long afterward, It was the general custom to fold letters uud seal them with war. Early In the last century envelopes begun to come Into more general use, and .stamped envelopes oehlov»Hl wide populnrlly In England shortly after the establishment of the penny post iu -iB tu .- liv^l&'rfy-thrt-wcre-lnrJrUf used on this side of the Atlantic. EYES E X A M I N E D ^ and GLASSES FITTED Schaal’a Jewelry Store. 123 W, First Ft D r. D O W N I N G Formerly of the U. S . Army CONSULTING PHYSICIAN SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK BLDG Dr.A1. J. Marshall Office 309 Park'Avenue Telephone 291 "Jingo." “Jingo" Is used us u substitute fur Office Hrs: 10 -12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m something else, as Jn the phrases "By George" ami “By Jlim n Jn y In GoliL smith there Is' the expression, "hy Jhe DR. k. D. BROWN living Jingo," “Jingo" wns orlglnnlly applied Ift.Grcut Brllnln to anyone who DENTIST . advocated nit aggressive or vigorous ‘ Ofllcc Yowcll-Spcer Building policy In foreign nffnlrs. and came Into existence as a nickname for a support­ Rhone 108 Hanford, Florida er of Lord Beneonsfleld's action in sending a fleet to Turkish wnters to oppose the Russian advance In 1878. THOMAS EMMKT WILSON K. m u a .SON IIOt).9HuLIrr-H Wilson & Hoasbolder Some Satisfaction. Another reason why It Is better to be nn aviator than u motorist Is hecuusu If your hat blows off the Other aviators Sanford don't run over It. HENRY Mc LAULI N LAWYERS Florida SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER' JEWELER SANFORD MY SPECIALTIES •'* FLORIDA PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER * •* ROGERS’ PLATED WARE FO O D m L V IN ELGIN ANI) WALTHAM WATCHES V HILL A i LUMBER CO BUILDING MATERIAL Doors, Sash, Shingles, Laths, Lumber, Lime, ,Ce _ ment, Plaster,'Railing and Moulding. Beaver Board, Sewer Pipe, Tile p hd . Galvanized .. Corrugated Roofing. . Red and Green Vulcanite Asphalt Roll Shingles. Third Street and Oak Ave FLORIDA SANFORD MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER1 ; Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning. Altera* J ttona of All Kinds on Short Notice Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month ; S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U PW A RD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANJORD AYE, PHONE 174 j �T >'E l x m m m m x m m m m x x m m m m what our soldiers ore giving and do- BA0 TANK Sr.R> ICE V * J 1 ing. R. J. HOLLY, Editor (Ftficjals of the tank ..service are ■ Those who sold shoddy raincoat* W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager jlist now combing the country for for our soldiers are war " profilers.!* P u b U ih td K m y T u i- t'U y s n d f i M s j lough citizens. A shoddy raincoat might. rnfAn th r The western bad man. the southdeath of a soldier from exposure; feudist, the tough, rough timber Any one’who has ever lost a mortgage, deed, or other valuable pa­ If you are aide" to invest $1,000 or SLTWCWIPTION. PR IC E IN ADVANCE: . t'a n d the leather necked miner $JOO, or $25 in War Savings\Stamps per knows what inconvenience a l o s s of time are caused by sych ON* TEAR. ................ II OO [ teamster and town brave are re­ SIX MONTH*) ................................... 1-2* and haven't done so, you too are a quested tji^clLmh. into, the nearest a misfortune. three months........................... . .is war profiteer. Your-act too might l • There is onlv * one wav •* to be absolutely certain that tgnk and be as' . ornery- as , they ■ your valuable parers are safe and that is to place them in our Fire in mean the unnecessary death of somi P e t it ar*d Is Ik * CUy b) J-’ .OO \ ’d f \ please. B e. U t t M t ■» 20c P e r M m O soldier' boy through lack of proper and Burglar Proof Vault. * The bad men, the daring men. the 1P i f M t a l a ActaiM S M b s ! U* M ad * s i O n e s food or clothes'’or necessary muni­ rough and tough and always r e a d y tions to fight witfr. CAPITAL 530,000:00 , SURPLUS $15,000.00 arttd a s S ^ t s I C U n M sfl M a lle t A « | u i 12 ad for a fuss or frolic men, are wanted: ISM, si (W r>MsflV* si Sss/std. HoclJ* .. If you are refusing to lend jto the t 'o d - r Art o t M a rth 2 rd . 15TS Sift government because you can make 15,000 of them, and If they haven't frleybsse Ns. I4| more with your money than the gov­ all gsne on ahead to Flanders doubt- j Office:' Herald Uaildio* B. ernment is,paying, then.you also are less the tank folks will get a full quota. a war "profiteer.” OUR PLEDGE ' „Fpr 50 years this country manu­ Don’t jeopardise our soldiers, 'Appreciating to the uty lost the ♦-_f factured raw men. Aftef* the Civil sspremc unselfishness ofofif-^Ameri-jfdo t jeopardize your, government, war an empire was conquered by id don't jeopardize your homes by can manhood which is Offering its and L. TAYLOR II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND R. R. OFAS raw meat men. ’ failing to do your very best. * C«skiff ri+atdn I An't Cii Awi V N a-P rstid tl very life upqn Jhq altar of freedom Th<* logger, the'w hite water men, Every dollar.you save and invest for the world, wo. the members of the'cow m en, the prospectoft, the in War Savings Stamps may save the South Florida Press Association,* THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS In semi-annual session assembled, the life of one" soldier. May mean gun-fighters, the Indian fighters, the pony express riders, $hc scouts, the the winning of the war just a Ilttje do hereby sooner. It will mean that you are fniners, the sons of the golden west' "Resolve, That in this crisis and' one dollar better off. and the sons of the Arctic, circle. as long as life shall last, we dedi­ Buy War Savings Stamps. Do it By the tens of thousands men were which had Become so obnoxious to America are tenants. Florida has you home rested and with a different cate all that -pc are and all that we now. 'D o n ’t wait and live to regret j ma^e* ar,ff a I°l them are still the people* dwelling there," the millions oUidle acres on which come- viewpoint, but you end Up' some have to the support of our glorious it. with us. And their* sons and their SIsyor and Aldermen being appealed thing to eat or-sell can he grown in excuse and do not go. • ’ • There are i ----------- nation, oup righteous cause, and our -. Your neighbor isTbokingat you. sons1 sons will-be ■TTfr'ffeslgjrat^nanotfier place, “ flow e very m o n th rT h is is a ‘word to the more dpRorturfities for trips to* '-illu strio u s government. And be it Dojyour best. for generations. called Austin Friars, where sales wise. ' woodland and wafer in Florida than X farther ----- O — Over in France the stolid Hun could be made. This was the first * — — * any other state in the Union, wakes from a sound sleep, six miles city Curb or street market as far as "Resolved, .That every newspaper Every man who enters a forest ' —■ ----- * • THE NEW DRAFT LAW* holding membership in this assoria. back off his line to discover his neat known, to be established in the tract on a fishing or hunting trip, or , , , „ . A circular describing fermentation tion display this resolution in bold The new draft law that has passed little hut filled with Yank scouts who world. 7- : for any other purpose-should realize Imt.thods for preservinK cucumbers type at the masthead of its editorial or will pass both houses and senate have ambushed him and dodged all • that he. is a lire rnenacc. He is a cabbage, and vegetables will be sent page throughout the month of Aug­ making the-age 18 to 45 »*Ahe real entanglements. Circular No. 30, office of the sec- Kuest in one of the nation s store- [rn, on application to the U. S. Deust, and that todies be sent to the thing. O n l y b y sqch such a 1law; Over in Flanders they marvel that retary, U. S—Department of Agri- *,ouses-°f wealth. A thoughtless*act partmhtit of Agriculture, Washingpresident and dur representatives can. the United. KlaXet- gtt-iutiicHient^the- Y airtrtnnip* *calmly. WTriftmrtl rru ltu rer Washington, D. C.. entitled ma>’ in Krpat lo« «f property t„n‘. o. C In congress, men to France next spring in ^time leach rifleman has picked his adyanc- "Hog Raising in the South” contains. an<* contribute toward th e expense "Done and-ordered in the city of to make the big drive and Crush the ing Hun and then drill him n eatly , important information and the cirLook out for half burned The Dairy .Division of the U. S7 Wacchula. stalrzof Florida, this 12th kaiser once for all. In other Words and pas.? on to the next, cular is sent free to any applicant. Department of Agriculture, at Wash­ get this thing over with at once arnTT” 0ver4 there they* are cven notr day of July, 191ft.* m .ington, D. C., will tell you how- to let us all come ho me, and *it l/*rk*fe4"fnJirV(,i|n(, at the skill and nerve and Experts have demonstrated th a t1 ^‘orrj* about whaf you can't make' cottage cheese, in the home business. Certainly no red blooded ZPt| displayed by the Yanks in their *3 foolish; to worry about things and in what dishes it may be used. TKe\Allies are about to capture American can object to going,amT i f : nightly foraysTn no man’s land; not there is an element termed vitamine j ih fresh fruits and'vegetables ' vegetables, which iyou cat> helP 13 aIso foolish: therefore Ham. Hope this will bring down they do object they, are not red .knowing that every American boy why w'orry. Worry kills more people is necessary to health. Vitamine is 'the price of bacon. blooded and are not patriotic and stalked Indians from his youth up in j also present in mlifc more than in than work.’ Longevity is promoted Results so far' achieved by the ——O----many of these who were just Itching every play hour. • _ any other-food product. 'Absence of by industry and activity. Many cf Uncle Sam Saturday Service League, Be it said for the older boys to go a few months ago will now But when that 15,000 load of rea*, vitamine causes scurvy and other the most useful and hard working organized among negroes^ of the But' tough men arrive,’wnd t a k t those hig t diseases. around the 45 mark that they are change their tune somewhat.. men, and wnraen of the world live south by agricultural extension worki uragu man .between ready to go if the country lived# the to a good old age. ers indicates that the old custom in ,anks and those, baby tanks, and of 18 to 45 wants to go and all th e .,. , . . . , , them. -----— * th** !*«uth of observing Saturday or a tanks . j • i » t* , , , those hetwixt aiyi between Fortune tellers are being denied married men with families ask is for out to call on Heinie-there will be a ----- O----business in most cities. That no! Farm machinery is playing a very ^afI ^ °S a among colored the government to take care of their No more joy rides on Sunday. families while they are gone. There real astonishment. ; small proportion of the population is 1 import ant role in crop production •far m workers soon will be largely Patriotic people will not take joy are plenty'of men, less than 46 in Some of these days the halls ait made up of the species of w-hich one this yiear, its place in farm opera- abandoned. rides anyhow but you have to call, this ; country who have plenty of Potsdam will resound to the wails of I is born every m in u te'is proved by tions is more important than -ever some of these people who. do not.! mo/fey and can. go to war ami their ) t l M * Gdl BltU as’ Tie is borne *the statement gathered that fortune before.^ Human help is scarce. TinA force of experts to investigate know that we are at war proper amount and kind of tools will swiftly dowpstairs under the arm of j tellers have been getting big pay for the sweet potato weevil, work tofamilies will he well provided for ----- O----some husky who spanks as he strides, their guess work, and the authorities enable the farmer to work (bore lantT ward its control dfid make possible aftpr they are gone. They can go . Bet the Sgminole Guards will be and should he made tp go for the And* ten' to one that husky, will be ' not consider them essential in and obtain better returns. . In fact, its eradication has been organized by he increased use of farm machinery the Bureau of Entomology, U. S. the finest things on the parade*] simple reason that they are no good some durn tpugh cuss from Hell’s , * ar or P^acpIrequently makes it possible to. man­ Department of Agriculture. Field grounds at* Daytona Monday-. < a p t.: here and are doing nothing to help Gulch, who ‘20 years ago tied his age tile Latin with lea* help. By co­ work*--* and Inspectors, to act in cor Dlngee ~ is" certiintf1 thrn* with the * fn,j ru rj. ponr man of 45 .guns' to his pants teg and sharpened' Ftefii?- Where rf»-operarjon ts needgoods and his men show his careful a |arge family will have to 'h is belt knife on the tough heel of ed: Each neighborhood sl^puM grow operation among fanners in the use operat. n with state ’ forces have training. | practically . the same kind of crops; of machinery much can be accom­ bo-n weed in Florida, Georgia, Alathink twice before he volunteers un­ his hand. * -----6*----r less hp can gel enough money for his And if it isn’t Wild Eye Bill of same breed of stock and poultry; co- plished. One of the greatest causes 1xma Louisiana. Mississippi *nnd m ■ There is nothing else .matters now (family Skunk canyon. It will probably l)t. f operate in using machinery; staml- of deterioration of farm implement! Texa— except winning the w»r and all of us Willie de Reinskiller from upper ar,iize ani* Kra,l‘' al* products; then is their exposure to tFie weather. The age of 18 is not the age that might just .as well go to it The I Fifth Ave.. who before the war met finishing by co-operative, marketing, i 'ags axv worth money now. government is taking the proper many desire as the buys are young adventure in a sea-going cab,* and and farm profits will be worth while. If we do our best, though nothing The Red Cross people are asking for and are hardly fit to stand the rrulgh steps ami the'man who has not real­ took a .^porting chance with six comes of it in this world, yet in our- 1 9>d They ran be utilized in ized it before that we are at war will life b'ut many * of them can and do traffic cops any time he stepped on selves there cannot hut be nolile and many ways. Any machine .left standing idle stand it and are standing it now abd know- it now. ----------*------ 1----- ^ the, throttle. Between Willie and soon gathers rust. As the rust ac­ happy results. Faithfulness and enmany of them are better off in the -----U Wild Eye there is no real difference, ergy n ev er'fail'o f their reward in, Barrel the. Only Rolling Container. cumulates itr eats into every part of army than at home. There are two There are, a bunch of business sides fo the question anil we can except Mn early environment. the machine, which presently is good character. "He that doeth the will A bnrr.-l can be rolled. rills Is its men in Sanford wfio would make only leave it fo the men at the head for nothing l!a<f it been rrgularly of God abldeth forever." The re­ greati—* iU|-rlr. kvrri oilier- -hupe of Trttigh men! good in the Quartermasters Depart­ o f t h e government who ar e making Why. rail, the roll of any private used it would have lasted much long­ ward copies m the doing, nut what c o n ta in * v li r h .w-tglpr n v e r ^ ’.OO * pound* li.-n filled imj«i lie lifted hod-v ment. releasing the younger men for » study of conditions and know military school between the coasts er Idleness destroyed it So it is we gather in our doing. Jly and • arrfi*d on n hand truck or by the front, and these older hoys are what they want. Hut the new draft and they'll answer "all present." — with the human machine. An idler t-l, „ , hoisting machinery: One mini can uudead willing to go if they can be as­ law will take many a man who Tampa Times. is like a watch without hands-ras 1 here are so many pleasant little j load n carload of sugar-200 parrels sured of enough to keep their" fam­ should have gone before and for thia useless if it goes as if it stands. • :• , o—— . \ outings in Florjda that would send '*! It—In less than an hour. ilies while they are gone. The new all can say well done. draft law** sayi that the older^ heads i ——O—■— 1 The industrial census of 1914 are needed now and we are ready to NO GOOD HERE showed 4.200 establishments, engaged UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA serve. FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE in canning fruits and vegetables, Gainesville - —O ----FOR WOMEN There are men in this county be­ with S*',0t*9 employees, of about 25 lilitar, Training Under Army fifficers WE WANT TO. DO OUR REST. tween the ages of 18 and to who Tallahassee persons to each. Tomatoes lend in In ArtJ »n,l Srltnre*. A rriruliur* .it t-, . X*riruliur*. have never lifted their little linger NOT "B IT " .1,1. r.ltelrPal «n>I Mrrtisnir»| K np. ’ Su i< - i;.l T „l«l ' srd * ' Stringy milk i*- caused by oucteria number of cans, corn next-and then T« C a llu p . S < * « , l . n . l ^ M t 'J u , « f -m m .r to assist, the war work in any man­ which may enter the milk peas. after it i TV* Scad (or Catalog. W rit, n „ (tlr ■Haw*, you heard it said "We are ner whatever. They nave refused to ^ been drawn from the Vow . It tired of so 'much war work and ought act on committees, they have refused 1; \. A. MURPHREE, Presklgnt EDW.UU) CONRAD! President is not caused by the feed on any ab­ An ounce of actual practice is to have a M'st?’1 to take* part in campaigns, they have normal condition of the cow. Milk worth a pound of pledge card food You haven't heard any of ijur sol­ even raf.used to give money to the affected in this way is not unheatlhconservation. The country must diers saying: "We are tired of fight­ war funds although they have money ing Germans.and we ar{* going-to for other purposes and for pleasure. ful, but it is qertainly not appetiz­ get- down to practice. ing. The bacteria which caused the quit and rest." * Have you? These men have not assisted the gov­ trouble live in water ordinarily, and If you have, helped to tlie fullest ernment in any capacity and now A patch of wheat on every north *both time, and money you have that they are in the draft age it i*r probably entbr the milk from other Florida farm next winter is worth sources, usually unclean utensils. considering. Now is the time to pre­ certain that their number is being pare. Write ,to th e'U . S. Depart­ taken and they will fit well into Uncle Sam'rj unifor.m. The feather picking habit is usual­ ment of Agriculture. Washington, W hen'they are drafted they will ly due to the chickens not getting a D. C., for information: give the excuse perhaps that they j *ulliti®nt amount of protein -food, Twenty or inon1 kinds of poison­ are married Or that some one is de- i represented by meat scraps, skim ous gases are used by the Huns in pendent upon them b u t- if the real milk, meal, etc. The feathers themthe presentwar. facts come out they could leave their : selves are made up quito largely of families well fixed if they were called ! protein, and when this food is lack The U. S.'B ureau of Ethnology to war and would not be dependent ing they will go to eating feathers in m em ber order to get it. This protein feed is has issued u bulletin entitled "Dis­ upon government bounty at all. needed too in order to make eggs. coveries Attributed to Early Man J-EDERAL RESERVE* On the other hand those who have in America." in which ,the finds at real exemptions will be given an ex^ -SYSTEM Vero", Florida are illustrated and des­ empiron TT*Hiey^ 3eiilre it because they In recent publications sent out hy are of real value in Sanford and the U. S. government, and especially cribed at length. It is hy Dr. ‘Ales Seminole county by their willingness by the Department of Agriculture, Hrdlicka. Curiosity is expressed as to take charge of campaigns, to be frequent reference Is piaffe to the in­ to how the doctor got his name and it? chairman of. different divisions of the crease in cattle and hogs in the how he pronounces i ■•_____ work year in and year out and are south, also to increase in average RbGu ^ A! ! ° N j? w,.h o t win* 'in « » . In working day and night to win the weight of stock sold and in the qual­ It is not generally known but corn K ° r Y1 banki«8’ We used to think this bonk was ideally organized hutwar by keeping the home fires burn­ ity 'thereof. meal aud. starch, wheat and rice how very much better are s i f f l t^day m ing. They are in every , campaign, flour and sugar are anted in making they give liberally, they are mem­ high explosives. The government Fe^.cral Reserve Banking _i3 According to'an article by Geo. C- has requested' the elimination of System. Membership links us with ills ■rmr.v. bers of the Guards. Jh ey are helping Utielc Sam win the war and helping Husman of the U. S. Department of wheat flour which was used in 1917 a s .* " * without any thought of reward other Agriculture considerable wine was to the amount of more than L6.000 than to lay their patriotism upon produced hy native grapes in Florida barrels by American powder works". Their organization is our organization* their the allar of their country and say as early as 1564. strength our strength. And your f i n a n S * ^ "Here am I and all I have" and There are but two ends to busi-i , * I H ym ay benefit, i„ turn, if/you arc a L o n ^ give it for the country. * * About the year 1345 fruits ahd ness. One is production, the other depositors. Some difference there, my friends, vegetables, such as then were raise.d, is finance. The industrialists, the and a difference that wilt count and vpry inferior compared to the carriers, th e'‘accountants, the teach­ greatly with the government and it present improved varieties, were sold ers," preachers, lawyers, doctors .and Is time that the real men of this at a market -place near St. Paul's all the rest of workers cansittute the country were recognized and the church yard in London, hut owing to "middle." • I slacker* were'placed where they be­ the sciirrilary, clamor and nuisance of the gardeners and their servants, More than half of the farmers’ . £3ut -T sm THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY INSURANCE PAPERS, MORTGAGES, DEEDS 2 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA a I* , r SAYS STATE MAR­ KETING BUREAU Organization Wins 0 £ FIRST NATIONAL BANK �ADGU8T90. 1918 THE SANFORD HERALD PACE FIVE Mrs, J. A. Harrold has arrived -home from Jacksonville where she was called by the illness of her | father, Col, E. H. \oung. Site left j the patient greatly improved and his many friends hope for his recOvery, | may, call it a philosophy, call it a for' pasture-and seeded with a drill, science; call.it q religion and you *J to 4 pecks of -seed per acre is will find Jh q t it measures well up to enough: if broadcasted,'Jrom 5~Mo ~B -* * • * the standard of all those. In reality pecks should lie used; if planted for it is an answering .calk to the cry of ~~j T ~HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN AND?~ ^ a grain" crop, about' one fourth less the human heart for that something sede is sufficient. ’• Rye .may bo ' .AROUND'SANFORD ’ ' & for which .Masonry uses sublime! planted almost nny time from the ' Unbiased by friends, uninfluenced 1st of September until the Last- of mi i....... i . . , , Jitncj iServloc on Sunday by mercenary motives, a desire-for j C h a p l a i n of the 326th Infantry November. . ., . . . Horn to Mr. and ,\frs. John PurAll large fortunes have.grown from ™. ... sm-.li i . u o • * be Jitney Uuss will be operated knowledge nnd a sincere wish to be j Regiment which hns been^in France don a fine baby Hoy. small beginnings. War Savings -„ , , , ri Hog 'raiser* eslecially should have serviceable to your fellow creatures, for * several’ months.** For Wood and heavy hauling s Stam ps afford tt most convenient'0" T a sufficient acreage planted this fall characterize' a wonderful declara­ form for beginning ..................... -mod.tlon of the traveling public to Murrell, or phone 378. . 48-tf to supply their herd? with succulent ami from the city. No joy riding or tion—a fundamental statement of-a LONG ARM OF LAW winter,fe<KL_^ . Dr. and Mrs. Pulcstun and- chil­ • * ' pleasure trips but business only. great faith J n an institution. ----- ----- ------- L— L . dren hove returned from u trip to • ' ,o r .S al‘' ff E E, HOGAN.' Roarhc* Out. After Fourteen ^Vcars points in Georgia. Light ivory bed, mattress and 3-2 tp ATtcr Negro-Murderer Wealfier nnd Crops ^ springs • „ , $20.00 SLEET INSURANCE* Temperature. —Temperature, dur­ After enjoying freedom for four­ •Library table, mission 12.00 “ A Terjor to Mosquitoes." Mr. and Mrs. D.' R. Brisson and ing the week averaged slightly below teen years .a negro hero named Wil­ Oak dresser___ „__ ____ 10.00 . ' • . 78-tf Kitchen cabinet ............. 10.00 little daughter, Ifeleq, with Mr. and the normal; the highest reported^ son Was caught in tho-toils of the Robert Merriwether ami Clayton Mrs. Geo. Tyler -ofi-Leeaburg spent was 97 deg.; the InwC^fiO deg. law by the sheriff's office. . _ , W. J. Tyler, 813 Magnolia Avo, Austin are home thirf week on a fur­ from Thursday until Monday at urv thoughts that tie too Precintation.—Except .locally, the •; ► 2-2tc. Coronado and While investigating another crime. . There • for words,' lough from Camp'Wheeler. Daytona Beach. rainfall ‘.was less than the normal". _____ £__ yu»*t<iffieinls here found- the negro T here a r e dream s and hopes w e-nev­ They enjoyed the bass and sheepIf you need stove wood phone me. er sh a re . 1 , Rather heavy amounts were reported Wilmnj and lie waij identified as the T h e wefck o f‘September 9-14 will head fishing" very much, hut Mr. T here a re se cret pages In U fa's book, I can supply you. H r C. Duflfise. •And wc atone know what Is " be .devoted' to special selling and itrissou is paying for his sport.w ith from several northefn, central and man wanted in Marianna for killing 100-tfc southeastern counties, but us'a rulq another, ru'gro a n d ‘ho will be taken pledging of' War Savings Stamps. a very had ense of sunburn.* If you will Btart a War Savings Help our country to do its full duty. T HE-ART-OILTCA MAX MO. the rainfall was insufficient;. some imqk there to pay the penalty of Stamp Card immediately you will lie , '*- * # lakes are lower than they have been the crime. Wilson lias been living Notice to Auto Owners . surprised to seo how fast l( grows, fol many, years. The following in Seminolc( nnd Ornnge' county all • ,Tl|b three component* of tea ara Rock Lime All owners of automobiles ore amounts for the week were reported: this time and has enjoyed compar­ essentlnl oil, thelne nnd tannin. Theso Musson’s swimming pool is the • Cutes Crate Co. has rock li.ino in illvo chnmeter to tho coolest place in town. Open Wed­ barrels. Office open, until 3 o'clock hereby put on notice that all laws Brookes ville, 1.6; Orlando, LOO; ative immunity, although _ at one beverage. Tho flavor of nesday, Thursday,1 Saturday and at night. Buy while.we can get the regarding speed, lights both front Moore Haven, 2.4; HypoluxO, ‘2.8; time was_jn_troubIe^and was shot tho tea depends chiefly Sunday nfternoons. Fresh water barrel lime. Cates Crate'Cd., suc­ ami rear, license .tags, etc.; will be Ft. Pierre, 174; Gainesville, 2.*6: whle lire an altercation of some kind upon the essential oil. . , enforced to ’the letter. These laws La'ke Cityt 1,3-nnd Pensacoln, 1.5 in Orange county. But.even at that every day. 85-tfp The caffeine found In " v cessor to Dutton Crate Co. . are' on the statute hooks and will he inches. time his true name and identity was coffee is an alkaloid like . A number of Sanford people will 104-tfc enforced. thelne nnd the fatigued , Condition of Crops.*—The .weather not discovered nnd it was on the go to Daytona Monday to see the one who finds refresh­ E. E. Brady, . merest clue th a t’ Sheriff Brady and for the week .wns most favornble, Guards and to take n dip in the v Mr. T. L. Dumas, division super-, ment nnd restored energy' 3-2tp . *. Sheriff. his deputies were enabled to get except in some northern tnd south­ oqean. * ’ . • ihtendent of the Atlantic Coast Lino ----------------- c-— next-to the man nnd the clue was from a cupful nf tea lias been stimu­ ern counties, where rain is needed. lated by this Ingredient. SLEEP INSURANCE with headquarters in -Sanford was Mrs. R. J. Holly and children ar­ furnished by another ifegro who had There nro hundreds of blends of ■ ‘‘A Terror to Mosquitoes.'' > among the business visitors to Or­ rived Wednesday from Daytona CilritB fruits, us a rule are doing liis suspicions aroused by Wilson as well, except in the lower southeast tens |nit those commonly known nnd 72-tf lando today'.—Reporter-Star. Beach where they have been the portion where more rain, ,1s badly being ut one time .wanted by the of­ most-used are .English nrenkfost.'For• ,In on?'.week War Savings Stamps .guests oL-tW- -Daytona Benrfr lEolal ■needed.—The 'wfffto fly is very prev­ ficials- of-soim*- county. mosp, Oolong. Ceylon, Ornnge Pekos, were_sold to residents in th e Panama ^ ' ~ ' ' —'*Meifsc'rfgcr "Wanted for the past month. The oceart has alent. Cane is fair to good, except young Hyson nnd Souchong. • Canal Zone to the amount of 567.00 At the Postal Telegraph Olfice, San­ been great this summer nnd on ac­ on high lands where some crops suf­ He went under annther imme.herj; l"ro|»erly. bretved ten Is an Important and. had .completely covered qp per capita. ford. Good chance for capable boy count of the increased pansengor fered. Peanuts, castor nnd velvet essential. Ten should not bo Infused tracks and might have remuined 3-lfc rates on the railroads many.rSanfqrd beaus are fair to good--some beans- here another fourteen years but for too long nnd nhonld under ntreireum* LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER*" dr girl to learn telegraphy. people were at ■Daytona. Mr. and are being harvested. Most of the the ope little episode whore.hy the of­ stances bo boiled. PHONE 91. HOTEL CARNES. . Ceylon tea Is the ten best Miked for Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher have Mrs. Ayres of th e ' Daytona Beach corn crop hns matured; the yield is ficers were placed upon his track * • . 101-tf .Iced ten nnd when'serving-It hot tho Hotel make every guest feel at home fair to good! Picking short nnd long nnd he wan found to he the man ten ball Is desirable. The boys arc keeping up the drive returned home from a visit to points "over there.” We must keep it n Georgia. Mr. Thrasher also took uml their place has been crowded all staple cotton is active in the central wanted by t|ie county of Jnrknon-. Green ten known by gun powder. division, and the work is inqtcasing up over here. • Buy War Savings a Baltimore while away, and pur­ season. Hyson nnd vnrlous other names, Is chased his fall stock of goods. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Daiger Sr. and in •northern counties. Poanta have much lighter In color,'a drink of hlifh Stamps. fragrance,-but-ft- hir morq harsh thaq— son; Frank of Clearwater,, who have suffered from shedding, nnd the boll ■ PLANT RYE A sea food and chicken dinner, black tens. The English know tho been visiting Mr. and Mrs.-V. 8r pwrrvilHs doing much damage in Notlre to th e Public 60 cents, every Sunday, 12:30 ‘ft. fh. value of fresh huffed water for tho Daiger Jr., are now with their some northern counties. Sweet po­ I will* nut be responsible for uny and Thursdays 6 p. m. Daytona An increased acreage of rVe should fragrant beverage. brother, It. T. Thrasher for a few tatoes are doing well. Irish potatoes, Beach Hotel Daytona Beach 100-tf debts contracted by R. H. Geiger. be plnntod this fall in order to sup­ In many places certain springs or days, after which they will lie with onion*, celery and lettuce seed beds 2-41|» E. K. Foster. Cubans and residents of all the wells huvo water which mnkes n moat ply the great need of winter pastures and other truck are doing fairly Mrs. N. H. Garner for, n lew days South American countries arc eager­ superior tea, the ten" makers going to carry the livestock through in j , before going to Orlando where they well. ly buying United States War Sav­ Rev. and Mrs. C. XV. White nnd will lie the guests of their brother good condition nt a small expense pinny roils to carry this precious wai­ ter to bnvo tho rlghy fasting imp n f__ ings Stamps. ' , daughter Carolyn,. Mrs. Pedrick and and sis,ter) Rev. and Mrs. C. W. According .to S. AM llia tt,—P i M es! . ’ ", Chimes From lhe_Temple Miss Jessie I’edrfck of Orlando rqpSLEEP I NSURANCE trict Agent, West Florida, Vye can he White for several- days before'rtyRussians, we nro apt to think, nlMr. F. W. Kllntworth and family grown on almost any of the well tored over Monday uml were the turning Itin their home in Clearwater. "A Terror to Mosquitoes.** wnys require n slice of lemon In their moved this week to New Smyrnn guests of Mrs. F. S. Daiger Jr. 72:f U tile Miss Dorothy returned home where Mr. Klintworth j s . employed drained Soils of tho state. It' often tea while ns a fact they nerve Jam M tb. W. M. McKinnon and fam­ yestorilny afternoon after spending by the F. E. C. Ry. ns triiin dis: produces a profitable crop on fight with their national drink, dropping It sandy lands where oats nnd other Into the ten which la . drunk' from ily have returned home after spend­ some- time very pleasantly in At­ McOuller Closed Monday Mr. Klintworth and ^ Y a U ^ a U g^Tn “oropF r an.^ Un sour soTTsi ^UrtiMeW. *” ing the summer in the mountains of Monday, September 2nd, being lanta Ind other points in Georgia. patchcr. have just returned from a trip to it will make n better growth than In Morocco the learcs of thyme and North Csrottntt— -1- Labm—Dny^this store will be -closed South Carolina. verhenn are added fo the tea to lend wheat or oats but should not bo Dr. p . C. Ward, Oste opathic all day. Patrons are requested to , Notice R piquancy, Hon. and Mrs. 01. TJlden Jacobs planted, on low wet lands subject to bear this in mind and moke their Physician: . First National Bank Rev. Chas. DpW. Brower, pastor Tlfe I’erslnn likes his sweetened al* Monday purchases on Saturday. Bldg., Phone 330-W; fid -tf of the Conjjxo/ational church -will were In Sanford Monday frrfm Chu- overllow or where' wateH stands after most to a sirup. The Burmese add 1 L. P. McCuller. garlic hnd olher highly flavored sesareturn the latter part of this w(>ck Inotn and while here each of them rains. Mrs. J. A' Perdue and family of purchased the limit in War Savings 2-ltc Wherever pehnuja wore grown inb oil to theirs, and the usual services will bo re­ Tuscaloosa, Ala., have returned to IVrhnps In America ns In no other sumed. Sunday school at 9:45 n. fn. Stamps, which of course goes to the farmers have an opportunity to plant their home after visiting- Mr. and credit of Chulqotu. Mr. Jacobs is rye for early pasture at a small cost, country cream In ten Is the tea par Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Daiger Sr. and Church service 1] a. m. C. E.' 6:30 Mrs. J. P.- Hurley. the popular postmaster, and is clerk as the only preparation needed for excellence. 'W e must bear In nilmj, Mr. ami Mrs. F. S. -Daiger Jr. and p. m'. Evening service 7:30 p. m". SLEEP INSURANCE of tho Baptist church ut *Chuluotn. making a seed bed for rye will he to however, thnt tannin !q ten will net little Frederick motored over trr "A Terror to Mosquitors." upon ‘the delicate stomach lining.and Daytona Beach Tuesday and spent We were glad to welcome Miss thoroughly disk and burrow the lund should be Infused Just long enough1to Methodist Church , ~ '• . ** . 72-tf before . seeding. Where the land I Sarah Wh'eeless back to Sunday . Col. Thomas Emmett Wilson, one the day very pleasantly. Re^cSHaward Dutill, one of the school last Sunday morning, she and must bo plowed follow with s spike ■{-'o itrnct-th«'flai ur.-Alijn tffffNT sleeping' to Increase tho amount of of Snnford’s prominent and success . • j leading pastors of the Florida Con- her mother and sinter having arrived tooth burrow to secure a fine, mel­ tends tannin. fill attorneys ifpent several hours in ^ Dissolution Notice former, who has been pastor at St. ‘after low top soil; tiffs will conserve the Orlando today on professional busi­ The firm of Gibson & Wallace Jias , Petersburg. Ocala, Riverside, Jack­ on the early m orningtrain, ■ having spent some time visiting in moisturo and insure better germina­ ness. Reporter-Star. s 's day dissolved, II L, (lifison j aonvi|,e arxtl Fir»t Methodist Church, tion of the seed. 4 Aluhamu and Georgin. Mr! Wheel-, acquiring the interest of A. C. Wal* Tampa( wj|| fill the pu.pR of the ess went to meet them and rtccomIn seeding much better result will lace. All bills and contracts due tho First Methodist Church, Sanford For Kent • Good Advice. pnniod them home. be obtained by using a grain drill firm of Gilwon .& ^Vnllace will he next Sunday, September 1. 'Talk leu and say more,” Is the ad* Two upartmenta over 10. Cent than by any'other method; however, paid to I I .. L. Gibson; who will also Tom Brotherson is suffering with a Store. Cool, nice rooms with front pay all indebtedness of the above Sunday schdol nt 9:30 a. m. carbuncle on his face, which is very where a drill Is not uvailahle, the vice given to n group of girls. No one expects a glrl'p conversation to be pro­ porch. Four rooms $15.00 per Preaching by Rev. Howard Dutill at painful, hut it dues not keep him seed may he broadcasted and disked found and philosophical, but there Is firm.' ' • month. Eight rooms $30 per month. 11 n. m. and 8 p. m. At the close of from performing his duties nt Mo- or plowed in with.fairly good results. no doubt, that more thinking heforo H. L. Gibson, N. 11.. Garner. * 1-tfc tin 2-3tc A. C. Wallace. It will he advisable on m<>ift'8oils speaking would make Hie pords of "‘T A T o‘" h0n_‘ Z r ™ 1 ! Culler-. Grocery, or absent from the qf the Lord's Supper will be admin­ services. ( < to apply, broadcast 20hgtin 400 Lbs. many girls better worth hearing. Tho * trouble Is not that girls lack Intelli­ istered All ('hristnins are most cqx--! Pumpkins arc ripening and MrsMrs. O. P. Hilburn who has been dially invited to unite in this solemn i Mr. and Mrs. Sschelle Mnines are of acid phosphate perTttfe. On very gence, tint that they are rather lazy George McDougal anil Edwurd Put­ poor land an application of stable about using their brains. nines nam remembered the editor this the admired guest of Rev. and Mrs. service. The Epworth League will ! visiting the parents of Mr. manure or cottonseed meal should be week with some of those fine golden J. P. Hilburn left Tuesday for Clear­ meet ill 6:30 p. m. To all these Her- Ilt bake Hutler, having qiade the made in addition to thc..4ibosphnte. . , pumpkins that make pies as mother water, where she will visit her sister, t vices u hearty welcome' is extended trip by auto. Under Control.. The varieties of rye heat adapted .Willis—"llump says ho tost control used to do way hack yonder in the Mrs. Fred II. McMullen, before re­ to the public. Miss Daisy Betts nnd Mjsi Clara golden days of boyhood. Florida turning (o her homo in *Tampu. Millcn are assisting the force in to El°rbln conditions nre the South- of his car yesterday." Glllls—“Tlmt'ft , people need not buy canned pump­ Persons who buy, \Var Sayings Fcllowcrnfl Degree Master Mcchunic Stevens' office, ern and Abruzzi’s rye; Whoro grown 'right. The •dterift has it now."—Judge. kin from the ktore If they are ns Stamps and then cash them in wh«*n making up pay rolls for more ''back' At the next regular communira* lucky us the people of Sanford. it’is not imperative th at thcy.Jinve time." The rnilroud employees are _ j'ion of'Sanford Lodge No. 62 F. & Here we jyin have pumpkins nil the the money have been described as RECEIVING which will he held on Tl ues- certainly coming into their own theso year round and you can put up some worse than slackers—they are ob­ duy evening, Sept. 3rd ut 7."30, the days. ■ canned pumpkin if you desire. And structionists.* It takes.tim e and ma­ .Feilowcrafl Degree will he conferred THESE ARE ALU Hon. C. W, Entzmingcr was inrtho we can have real pumpkin pies nny terial to sell nmi caqh War Savings and all Masons are curdiulty invited city Friday, evening, with his LongO GUILTY old time, : Stnmps. . to attend. The Entered Apprentice wood squad of- County Guards, of ** *T DOLLARS For Sale or Exchange-— Yacht Degree was conferred nt the Inst which he is corporal, attending com­ NOTICE regular communication. Chaplain pany drill. Mr. Entzmlnger is clerk completely equipped, 3 6 x 8 x 2 ‘ Relieving that FIRE INSUIt-* ft. Draft 10 H. I’.-, 4 Cyl., Buffalo; K- *’• Forster characteristically de­ of the' Longwood Baptist church. ANCE RATES charged by old lino engine. Speed 9 miles. O r i g i n a l l y I*livered the charge nnd Past Master His son, Louis is In training. ■stock companies arc too high, 1 have cost $4,000. Will sacrifice for $500 L. R. Philips presented the apron Miss Maude Jinkina has recently secured the ngency of the FLORIDA as have no^tipne to use it. Will and working tools. purchased a Starr graphop’honc from MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE tradt' for Oakland, Uuick or StudcA dispensation was granted by the the music house of II. L. Gibson, COMPANY of Tampa, Florida. baker runabout automobile. Ad­ Grand . Master of Masons of the nnd is^now treating hpr friends to an dress—Wr F, Ayres, Daytona Beach, State of Floridir“ ttr-ro n ndirrrttrof “ canned m u itr^------holders • 20 per cent last year and FIb. grees short of time on_ Jtobort *' 2-tI Deacon Noah Jacobs of tho Chuluhopes to do hotter In the future. are those the expenditure otivhich will Peter Miller has arrived, being the Merriwether, 124th Infantry, Camp ota Daptist church 'fras among those The company is organized under the first.harbinger of the winter season. Wheeler, Gn. not bring you adequate returns. of the County Guards attending *tute law and selects its risks care­ Mr. Miller has been coming to San* . Special meetings 'were held Thurs* drill in Sanford last Tuesday even­ fully, and the profits go back to the ford-(or m any years uml spent some ■dny, Aug. 29th. ing. i ’ -policy holders instead of being paid of his summers here and is now look­ Let No Guilty Dollars Escape Commencing at three o’clock in Henry Lee looks mighty good in in dividends to stockholders. It ililJI F'TiB ed upob as a permanent fixture. the . afternoon Past ....Master G. _J. Uncle Safa’s navy uniform. We arc Being a mutual company, the pol­ Rumph conferred the Entered Ap-—glnd to see him homo Itir-a couple"of In A Savings Account at this Bank icy holders are pledged to pay tho prentice and FellowcrafJ Deffrato. j week's*.furlough.• Change In Business premium the second time In case the vvhere they will not only be safe for The interest in tht firm of Gibson _ In the evening the Master Mason’* I Mr. J. M. Waits, Supt. of tho company needs more money than the & Wallace has heon acquired Ji^original premium in order to pay _______ _ _____ _______ _ ; D egree..vas.om fem uL:- After deliv^-L(ftgwood Sunday school was in your future use, but will earn interest losses. This adds to the EecO/Ily of H. L. Ciiliaen-ahu the-bustness in the ering the charge Hro. F. 'P. Forster Sanford Tuesday, ' for you as well. the policy holders and is necessary future will be run u n d erth e name of ’ in well chosen wortK^presented to the Little M*ss Catherine Meisch was because there is no capital stock. H. L. Gibson. Mrs. Minnie Jones new member as a token from SanHowever, the chances that ouch an will have charge of the store at the ford Lodge the rnbffaturew orking: ‘fetur mfd "will! 'her f a t h e r .i n nsses ment will he made is very ro- corner of Magnolia and Socond' tools of a Master Mason. Chaplain .. niote'.’ street in thfe Imperial Theatre build­ F. p; Fornlcr. P « , . H u M r C. ,p l“d th V w" k' If interested before—ymir policy ing, where a large and most com­ Rumiih, P ait ‘M uter I,. R. PhUlp.! !.h . expire, bring it' to my office at plete stock of sheet music, phono­ tl\o officer* nnd brethren of Sanford ; Mrs. A. 8c Monger 'fthd grandson, ff°ni Room 8 in the -Court House, -and graphy, records, etc., will bo on hand Lodge ail deserve much credit lor ^,r*^!Vr J^°n£er ^iav* Carolina, where they have fnake applicatiarj^for Its .renewal in at all times. Thanking the public the splendid nnd impressive manner .. for past favors and soliciting y o u r^n which ^these ceremonies were ex- ( *,e<‘n visiting J o r some tlnje. the Mutual Company. *' future business we ask your patron- • emplificd* . . i Mcssgae From ChnpUIn,Hyman \ M. F. Robinson, Agent, age ■J.Op-Htr 2-3tc I Let ut.ciiH Freemasonry what we The following cablegram was re- IN S O C I E T Y ’S DOMAIN V™ ---------------- -- f. . ’ r v- - ’ Jp * , I'VN'.'vl �! » ; * m m rm z Jp EXACT SIZE OF BOOK—FITS THE POCKET 3 DIAH3 S HOJ 3 GVW—DNIQNI8 3 0 0 HJH3 1 VM � 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, 1918 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 30, 1918; <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/9b691ce5331df95e51348483e793930f.pdf 35f296c6f63ca3785e3aff2007cee010 PDF Text Text \ « ;* ;•* • \ r* i :../ 0J ■j %• ' .*■ «-' ,i~^. '~rrZt . . .. rni .** » ' / .. 1 ' i * ■•‘V i •• f 7A- SAM FORD PUBLISHED SEMI- WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS'. IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W E L D ’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E SE C T IO N VOLUME X . SANFORI), FLORIDA. TUESDAY, SKTTKMIIER 3. 1018 NUMBER 4 NON ESSENTIAL MEN YOUNG MEN GERMAN SEMINOLE CO. GUARDS CLASSIFIED IN FLORIDA DEFENSE BEST IN FLORIDA; WORK OR FIGHT RULE BROKEN WIN ALL THE HONORS JOY RIDERS LIVESTOCK BOARD IS LAWFUL ON SUNDAY STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE MAKES NEW RULING. NEW DRAFT CALLS' FOR DROUCODRT - QUANT LI X E T A K K N - R V r B I J lT IS H r^ -------C()I.LE(iEXllAlNIX(L ‘ --ThRahasaff,—A u i r - ^ T ^ T m n u l H s ^ ory committee of the state council of defcnsfi held an important meeting on the nfternoon and evening of the 27th inst. In the executive ollicen of the* state capitol. All of th’e mem­ bers of this cortimittee were present, including the chairman and vice chairman of.th e Btate couriril of defonae, Gov. Sidney J. Catts and Jus­ tice Jumes II. Whllfleld of the su­ premo court, respectively. •• ( Tins is the name by which the government's plan to' harmonize odiiratio'i). with war. activities is known.' Realizing tlint’ the preservation of the. colleges is of vital importance to the nation and th a t the completest possible education is the best prep Ki rqtibn any.young man can have for _ itin L.. 11 f. _ T \ _i . . ent, pro­ Wur Departm service poses The Student's Army Tfuining Corps as the solution for one of the problems presented by the war. PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTY REAL PATRIOTIC. . • - Canadian -troops attacked* this m orning.astride th e Arras-Cambrai roaif on u front of_Jlvft-miU»*j—nnd broke through the D rinourt-ljucant line on u front of• fwo miles. The Canadians are reported to be in Dury and also to have- reached the western edge of Cagoir Court l,ln fighting k.^ fis— • 1.!.... .place .1.. _. Considerable taking on the high ground between Dury anil Ktaing. A large number of Germans h.tve been taken prisoners. * JUDGE BULLOCK PASSES ON STATUS OF LAW. - -— Vr?* V. . j . I- /* OUR BOYS TAKE E V E R Y ­ T H IN G IN DAYTONA. T he Herald last week predicted th at the Seminole County Guards would carry of! first honors ut Day­ tona. on Labor Day atid they ran true to form. With-noarly two thou­ sand guards from evory part of the sta te competing the Seminole Guards under Capt. CL H. Dingce, Lieut, Turner, and Maxwell were there with the goods in every particular. About sixty men were in the ranks The constitutionality of the law riving at Dnytona the big parade The request of the ruitionul Fuel At thin meeting some very import-1 Under the new draft law every The British-huvu penetrated the creating the State Live Stock SauL took plnre at-tetr-xj’rlWck hr*wtoetr* ant matters were discussed, and e s - • Administration that p atriotic Amer- young man eighteen _yenrs of age or u * u D u w r d —and providing ta r - e n - all the companies took part* amUrt-hr"'*' pecial attention was d ire r te tf r o the} t o n s everywhere- ittrvnmr'froffi Jojr axvcr. b subp^-^fMtafoxwKrU^w-xaJLL oi mku t riding on Sundny xvn^ observer! here of th e Hindenburg line, according t o ; for.rlng compulsory dipping of cattle said that the sight was one of the Tor military or lu^vnl service. To the labor situation, -and. acting upon the liais of a telegram from the office of almost to the letter. ,This was made younger men the government is now reports from the battle front. They ' after same has befit authorized by a finest ever witnessed in this state the provost mnrfdiul general, the fol­ as n rcquVst and was not mandatory saying, "W hen you nre needed, you have reached the w estern-edge of vote'of the people in a county.-was since the Spanish American war. lowing resolution was unanimously but the request was accompanied by will be culled.- Until you are cq}led Cagni-court, uhou/i twq miles n o r t h - , upheld b y . Hon. W. S. Bullock, M any of the. guards.are veterans and ‘ * judge of the .fifth judicial circuit in members of the old state troops and adopted^ * ' , ^1C I,08tscript Diet in the cvt»nt the you will lie doing the thing thnt is east of Queant. , and for Lake county in the A. Sher- m any of them have been in service 1people did not co-operate whole best for your country and yourself • A large number of prisoners Were Rrawdy case tried sit Tavares Whereas, There is a shortage of heartt.d,y with thl, Ku,,| Admin»iii other countries anu tlufir appearby-J-emainiifg in school-in order that ,Vrel; * - * ” *’ labor'in government plants that has fra(jon a Inandatory ordcr would be - w h e n - - y o u - e n d e d you nmjr^bt* taken, in this forward ^pusli-against ,* mice extji-inelv Hiiildiorn enemv resist... . . . . . . . . . provoked round after round uf jiucoipe Jtt aeutc..that- Jttt n t i l U adll—4 j^unl- l a l e r ." " TState Live ** Stock Sunitnry 1npplausi from the. thousands who Th.............. able to render' the hugest and the mice The Germans bud seven divi­ tries are forced to suspend activities; Board petifiiined- the. court for a assembled to w-ifness the maneuvers. I That the people did reply with the! service., sions ma.-sed mi a front of five miles. und writ of m andamus to -compel Mr. There were two events in the drill­ request shows that th e true Ameri-J Schools and colleges in which one T he fighting on the Cutnhles- Drnwdv to dip all of his cattle in Whereas, 'A definite-, quota . has) ing und maneuvers, picked ^quad f eighteen Ilapauim road is continuing. Tlic . . cans everywhere are now s ta n d in g ; hundred young* uteii Lake county rrgulurly^ (-Very W\V been assigned to Florida, vi ,,IC“ I right liaek of the government ready years of age or over are enrolled drill atid manual of arms drill. A British are approaching -the village Luke * ‘ * -ounty regulnrly every* fourquota is 6,fK10, which timid be raised ( and willing to w in . the war. The may become units in the Student's ,|av„t |u was not complying picked squad from inch company by October 1. 1918; therefore, be *t J Fuo| Administration figured thnt if Army Training' Corps. About one of Bengny, nearly f<»ur miles northwas placed into one company ahd> east-of Bapaume. It is not yet def- ' wjjh 'th e -rules and regulations of the Resolved by-tile advisory commit- the people would desist from useless hundred schools have already been tjie best drilled squad was declared initely reported cupturefl. board. tee of tho, Florida stnte council of riding for one day each week enough so enrolled and the number is daily the .winners. They wore drilled near­ The taking of t h e —D rftc d u rt-1 This wns the first case brought b y ' ly an hour.nnd drilled like men from national defense, th at the following i (,j| and gasoline* Would be saved to increasing For such schools the industries are declared non-cssentinl,' help our armies in Euirope and gives government? '~will provide training (Jueunl line in which tanks <*o- th e imnrd and its outcome was the regular, army. But among all to-wit: them the am o u n t of fuel needed and equipment. Schools having few­ operated is considered of enormous awaited by ra ttle owners all oyer of them the squad from the Sem­ Florida with •considerable interest. inole Guards showed up the best in Hotels and enfes. tTicluding w a i f t[icre for the big tilings th at are now er than one hundred students of the importance if the British cun main­ The defendant averred th a t the uppearnneo, in drill and it is said tain i heir line. Very Iq-avy counter era. bellboys and elevator attend- j taking- place and those th a t are con required age will combine in order rules and -regulations promulgated they looked more like real soldiers uttneks are expected, but it will be ants: automobile dealers: accessory teinplutecl. to receive the time help from the by tip* plaintiffs are not, us applied than any of .the competing squads. open lighting and costly to the en­ establishments; chaufleurs and drivTherc has been useless eonsun^p- government. to conditions in Lake county, reason­ emy. . , ers of publio and private c,,nv°y* J (jOD „f fuel up to this time for mahy Th** Seminole squad was undpr During the coming year great The Droucourt-l^ueant line was a b l e or practicable to lie enforced. Corporal Peahody and was com­ ances, including pleasure nrs. hnc s Amerjran(l },nvt. not fully realized numbers trf otficers will be needed in The court held th a t as long as the posed of the following men: C. L. and taxicubs and sightseeing 1,,r8- , our country was ut war and do America's.great new armies. Scliolos smashed through by the Canadians cattle Owners in Lake county had Britt, John Smith, Kdward Higgins, on it two-mile front. Field Marshal. motor truck driver*: bath and bar- noj realize* wliat sacrifices they will complying* with t h o conditions laid hershop attendunts; bowling alley if, j(p 0l>li|;e<l to make before it is over, down by the War DepUrtment will Haig’s men are reported to .be in the privilege of voting on whether Frank Adams, Jno. D. Jinkins, • W. billiard* und pdol room employers >T he_fdea Of joy riding o} going some- become reservoirs of officer material DrUry and heavy fighting is progress- they thought the rules und regula- D. Gillen, Henry Purdon. , tions were reasonable . a nd prnctlcnnd attendants; bpttlert;. dealers in | wjjere on S unday was nil right in which will be drawn upon ns needed. ing in fnvor of the British. r r.’ d ^ .r;r ,:; Vi;.. Y lflilr 1i j i I u r t i a I u ^ u I 7sU r^ ul^auxL.llia. bottling supplies; eandy mnnuf a c - i ^ ^ 0f( I„,..re (nr moivy families are i- y o u n g m e n wl<« ~■hnu: . pni mi f l a on th e line between Bapaume and vote was overwhelmingly in favor of for this .big event and did not knAw turers; delicatessen est abl i s h m e n t s ; |t „ m, nt xriwrfTty-■nTFr^ under this training will be kept in have compulsory dipping of entile, it that they would be called upon for * butlrtrrS anil contractors; mincing noon lo get out in the country with college until qualified to enter Cell Peronne, where the Germans ___ special features but was picked out acinlemies: mercantile estnRlish- the family and enjoy **ride but now , raj ,)H„.,.rH* Training Camps or ti |>(.,.n holding out stubbornly is b*-. woul^L bu supreme arrogance on the of tlie company and shows that .the fhi-nls, wholesale and retail florists; that we are asked to save in every RO (|jr,M-||y into the service ns tech­ lie veil by allied ollicials ......... within P«rt " f ,ht', um,r' »° "tw*» {Uv wor“ * Seminole Guards are there with the usperially an other c»wnc»m of cattle fruit stands, junk dealers; livery and way for the winning of the w a r n jr a | experts. Those who do not The » ,. 'v .. . 1 „ I in Lakq county were complying with goods in every particular. SuleS, studies; pawnbrokers and em­ much useless travel will be curtailed. will be sent' either to Non-commis­ r,,“ 1 A v i l t a o on iho .A.„lh 4,.» , rule, on,I r e ^ l o t i o n , drilling of this particular squad and ployees; peanut venders; shoe shin­ and Le rruiuHoi has been , . , , the drilling of tftr entire company Mayor J. D. Davison, head of the sioned Officers' Schools or to the captured* •* ? This 1 llln deeUlon UVUOIVII Is io of iinterest i i »wi vas to »« the » " ing establishments; window cleaners; outfianWd on two s i d 2 nearest Depot Brigade or, in case from Seminole was a feature of tho soft drink establishments; soda foun­ Fuel Administrntipn nt Seminole they show special technical .or me­ The enpture oiit Mor yt i i l , northeast cattle owners in $eminole county, ho­ .occasion and the judges composed of county’ is agreeably surprised at the tain supplies; bank employees; mov­ chanical ability, to the detachments of Bapaume was repor^iU this morn- ‘ cause the voters here have author­ urmy men and those who have been . ized compulsory dipping of cattle as ing picture operators; ushers * in manner in which the late request wns. where men are trained for such ing. In service of the state for many jdaces of amusement; messenger serv ) carried out here and in all parts of a result of the recent election, und Between 3,000 and. 4,00ll prisoners vice; painters and decorators, ex- the e m p ty and his report will show work. the systematic work will be started yenrs said they had seen nothing to compare with it considering tho men were taken b y the Australians in the cept when engaged in' war w o rk : 1 the government officials t h a t .S c m In each state n campaign director early next spring. and the time they have been drilling. vicinity of Peronne yesterday kcopers and employees of . c l u b s : 1 inole county is loyal to the core has been appointed to serve as n Tho French met with a slight set­ medium of c o m m u n ic a tio n hetween All the guards present at the Marshall to Fram e news dealers, saloon proprietors; an!' the government and the Students' back east of Ncsle, on the crest of meeting were well drilled and all of The following Beni will be inter­ employees; carnival employees; for­ Presbyterian Church Army Training Corps. For Florida Hjll 77, which they hud. Captured esting to Sanford people: them* deserve credit for their fine ap­ tune tellers; employees of law offices ' • The Presbyterians resumed their Itev. Calvin II. French of Rollins last night. E. L. Marshall, member of the pearance but after they had oil and clubs; janitors in public build­ preaching services last Sabbath. Mr. Colleger Winter Park, Florida, has For the first time on Belgian s o il,' hardware firm of Marsden & MuT- been inspected and had been put ings and churches, and th a t all em­ ployees bet weep the ages of 18 and Brownlee, preached on Vital Religion been appointed s ta te director, lie the Americans are operating, t o d a y .! shn|i „t„rted Sunday on his way to through the paces the Seminole 45 arc hereby called upon to seek at both services. In the morning ,he receives information as it becomes They captured Voormezelle and oth- p rance t o enguge in Y. M. C. A. squad was pronounceij th e best employment where their services will spoke of " T h e Unrecognized Christ.'-' available from the War Departm ent er villages in th at imjnirtanf d i s - , work • u e WJH take ti ten days' drilled in the state and were awarded be utilized by the government in , The .Scripture a n d texts were the fol- ^ n d the National Council of Educa­ trict. The Americans found that all coUrilf.' |n t he work a t New York first prixe amid the tumultuous aplowing striking passages: Gen. 28:16, tion nnd he will gladly answer uny that remained of thf* town was pileB c i t y |)t.forc R0jng across. He has pluuse of the spectators. winning the war. Isa. 45:4-5, John 1:11, John 1:26; questions concerning the campaign. of debris. The shell file had been ! ,c(t h|„ business to help win the war. Resolved, further. That we call All honor to the Seminole boys 14:9; 20:14; .Luke 24:15716; .John so intense th a t hardly one brick was w« 8 a bovn draft age when net he en- und their officers, commissioned and on the coupty council, of defense, 21:4. They expressed the experileft standing upon another. listed, although he comes finder the non-commissioned who for the past Joe Chittenden Is Wounded throughout the state to see that this .... . . . , , „. nr. i cnee of many of us who go about I •* A b the Americans advanced, th e present age limit. HI* wife and two resolution is.enforced, and with c o - j ^ f w t f u L j 0 t thc unari,tl compan. Joe. Chittenden was in th e thick German machine gunners, under daughters' arc in a suite of rooms in year have given their time unstinted operatrmr xtt t h r United Staten em­ ion. A French artist once created of ’ the famous Tight at Chateau- what little cover there wus left, t h e Haines Block.—S t. Charles (in.) for the upbuilding of this fine body ployment service, through the comqf men and all honor to tno menquite a sensation and brought this T hierry where the Americans saved opened up but were- soon silenced. News.m un.ty hoard, assistance h getting • home tQ in Paril| „ e the day and started the ndvance of who have gone out^ orfFe or twice Mr. Marshall is a ,form er resident each week that thoy might get in employment will be given to al . ^ ^ ^ # Btud|o; and KoinR allied troops Hint is still going to­ Elsewhere along this front Ihi! Gorthose who come within the scope of, thf( 8tr(,ct9 Bkctched tho famll- ward Berlin. Joe i^as shot through mans wire forced lo retreat. Coun- Qf this city where he was with the the best shape and be ready for any ter attacks by the .Germans resulted Fernald Hardware Co. for twelve this resolution. iar scenes of the city unseen by tho the hip and his leg was broken and in their- gaining a little more than a years. Mrs. Marshall was Miss In* trouble that might occur while the state troops were over there fighting Resolved, further, T h a t the Flqr- crowds, and whon he gave an exhibit, he is now in the hospital recovering. slight foothold, which In every c*se' Pcal>ody of this city. for the freedom of ail nations. ida state council of national defense and the crowds looked, they were He will probably be invalided home was quickly loosened by British nnd' ahull, make such changes in the above , ^ I |astonished to see tb the midst of as soon as he is able to travel for American re-attacks. The Herald -takes great pride In T he following comment from the list from time to .tim e as the need*'.every group, in every busy throng, from tho nature o f ’ his wounds_he Florida Grower ia somewhat belated the remarkable record mailo by tho " I n most cashs the Germans did of the government may r e q u i r e . i n j p w r y m art of trade, the will bo unable 0*96“ snjT more fight­ We not even get a foothold, for the a d ­ b u t atill ia pertinent: "P otatoes are Seminole Guards yestorday. *' The executive s o lid a ry , "1L s \j figure of the Savior. He was paint- ing for tome time. His parents, Mr. were the first to start them off and vancing formatibns melted away a dollar a peck in Washington and Hownrd, was instructed to convey jnjf t ruc to life, our eyes are only and Mrs. Chittenden have arrived under hurricanes of fire. There has y e t a Florida farm er offered 20,000 we predicted that they would come this resolution tp the county coun- 1“ hoiden th a t we may not see Him." home ami this is the information been especially heavy fighting In th e i bushels free to a n y o n e who would into their own and th a t they would cila of defense throughout t h ^ t a t e , | At night the subject waa - 'T h e th a t they have received! A letter whirlpool of the battle around Bulle- i come and dig them . Something be our pride and our.protection and with the request th at th e y ^ n f o rc c j p resGnt Vital Word of G od." Thoro from .Joe, describing the battle will court and Hcndecourt,- where t h e 1 wrong here and we pass the m atter ] our salvation if trouble ever oceqr-^ the order; and th at alter September | waB twice aa large a -p e rc e n ta g e of be published in Friday's issue! Joe they will. British are holding positions allm ost: up to Hoover. A factory for drying ' red—and re,l 15 the ordeY will be rigidly enforced,. t he men of the church present at this is probably the first Seminole county All honor to the Seminole Guards resting against the Drocourt-Q ueant these potatoes’ a t W est Palm Beach the' needs of the government may service as there was of tho women. boy to be wounded and hia friend* • Would have saved enough food to and their officers. or Wotan line. 'require. Prayer meeting will begin a t 7:30 here 'and elsewhere in the state are have fed a big arm y for a day, and Wednesday night, and it hi hoped ! rejoicing over the fact that he is on Spain Hclrcs German Ship* ’ ' Upper St. John. Drainage B o a r d , if BVtlUb‘e have “ ved the th at a large crowd will greet the j the road to recovery W. C. T /U . Meeting Madrid, Sept. 2.—Tho Spanish met in Attorney Vans Agnew's ofJ lives of many a arving Europeans^ The W. C. T. U. will hold it* reg- P«8‘"r thi* PT^ cr s(>rvicc ot flee- in Jacksonville recently, a n d U unified m arketing system for the government tonight decided to take ular meeting next Thursday after- the fall work. According to the New Smyrna fixed the drainage millage for tho whole state would have made these over all .the German steamships In­ Breeze, the growers of castor beans com lnnoon at 3:30 in the Methodist terned in' Spanish ports In accord­ r . rnnt -n acre, ron n poUtOCS Valuable. ig year -att none cent an church. The Arcadia. Newa telia of a far­ in'*that section have been very* suc­ ance with Spain's recent note to Ber­ all the, land In the drainage district, j , . . . . mer who grew ten thousand bushels cessful in stopping the ravages of • ___ I . Among prominent men who have lin because of tho torpedoing of ......... — a_ _glass of beans and told them for arm y worms. The planters who had , ' * . . • | entered the service ia Harry Gold- Spain's vessels by German sub­ Plans ................................. for the erection of A company for the manufacture *gtein, former legislator? and more re- marines. factory between Tarpon Springs and twelve and a half cents a pound, and small .patches discovered them when , * , T a m p a, launched by Tampana, C. j adds the beat p a rt of it'ia he will get th e y first made their appearance and of fruit and vegetable cratea waa r e - ! cently deputy internal revenue colForeign Minister Dato announced H . Funtner and .L. M. 8tahl, arc two or threq other crops from the by burning them and sprayinfe tho cently organised a t Lake .W alea1 lector* H* h“ been commissioned . a t a meeting of the cabinet tonight • progressing and It is proposed to or- land op which the bean* were p r(* lp ltn t4 ..lf > _ p r iC titilly J ld .- 0 ( . them, r a m nnn T. !lieutenant. H andsom e H a rry's nu- th a t th e Spanish steamship Atazg sn lte a stock company. The fac- duced. ‘ This is a peculiar advanU ge Tho beana have made a good'growth wllhC* ; ,U1 “ »fk meroua, friend, .111 h , . r with p W Mendi, carrying a cargo of coal from to ry is to bo erected it la,planned a t of farming in Florida. Such a( thing since the rains aet in and there is la expected to have it in operation ur# q( his commendable resolution England to Spain has been torpedoed silica deposit* near Tarpon 8pringa. could not ahppen in any*other Btate. prospect of a very good yield. in a very ahort time. . ; , a 0 d good fortune. and sunk by a German* submarine. . v •s. U \ -i t ► . - r* * *I •. H �of ffichee K*tt*r to the | u > . -e tar.i Mi** N'i!<>on" and thy cf- ■r*"'*; -•>•/» « i »d »fc y v »."i CORONADO BEACH nCTDtT— t « a f ? « j f * — M i f f * Keiwew/ J “Owr w l * • X r ^ H r a a F ir e * « ***+ T w *r-. af-«s '"T 1"* Ls Lof;^ .U nt’l'ir • u * \|ONDAT— t „ . fu H U iW F O R BA TE S A D D R E S s *, P*> f*rc a*t H e a r t * U w * i f u ■ * sick i i fc « i • « h 43. ;• .. V -l M RS. W. W. ALCOTT, p r T t E S D IT — “ T i * . F * i * £*e XGE >*x±~ alto S A l s K I / M — Treoi*. Freqra*—-: » « ( ( Kj ' m ama rn* FiavH«*v I >>» *f f r 3 r < * 5 k ( * a j w«m s>-jm U’tor 4 "Tii» Hidden P»irt»"' *Fs» Hx*wf LJor'f ‘a t • shut x dyeviai F f i l i r ; • kick < -Tii* L u a 'i . I h a t * "TV* H j Mm Pw ^ o-’” * W k l Si**J fa * S u a d ' * s it k ! f t t l i r f . »»»r * ta w d i. ‘ r.OMING— BEX BEACH'S 'T H E HF tftft •>?. THE SEA SET” 'OVER THEBE". ET* . If *l a i f . p i f i f i i a c i h »• t i n P irtirt A f t w k w f * tit ' *aw. u<l l* W U i* W feii-'f * w l * *■*■* •k r.i-'E *1 ^ It *♦ ewr f j : * 5tir»rt tq lut T n : i { i f « t-| Ili**-* ia e*ir Assouaireui-WCt. CLASSIFIED ■1' r t ■;J,t,T--*-.UF if-.'U lU tie t ■»l"a . m . "country. • I* *ov fro® I'eLar.'l that tb*- £.*•' E ^ p ^ o discov­ erer* tit A.v.-rica. ~fco,. a thoo*ar.d year* ax-) L id tfc»-ir i/f’r.j^ r'.a * M-ttl*s ^ c n til along the • New England - . a n , u fa r -oath a* Long I ‘ Land. It * i« t o . Iceland that O stlstopher Co :urr.b"u* w.eo: for trifiTmation sboul the new wori/l before ‘ta rtin jf off oc the fir*? frf hi* epoeb-m aklng.Tojage* O i n There AMUSEMENT i Ka Atlantic. iTtertfle agrees ,th* ADVERTISING Charge 23 Ceota. *’ i ■■ . In *a t wen n* an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the Curious Wooden Clock. .Seattle. Wil«1C boajts .a curious id, please do not- ask T he Herald »t«Ddea clock, thr>* and a naif t**t_1 lor information as to the Identity of in '.Uu,»trr.~ m to a-Ala a ir hand over the advertiser. Usually we do not four feet long. The case Is notguar- know who the advertiser is and if an.?r»d. b u r It i* roiifios^d to be over we do we are cot allowed to rive j u n otd and Is expected to iast for sots* years to come. The works out tbia information. S im ply‘ write are ptioed in a section of Doug:a« fir a letter and address it as per ~T£T • \ftz. oc* end of which la ornam^nti-d : itru c tjo cs in the a d n itk the face numerals. O I K LITTLE WIFE' Mad<e BLUE B L O O I r • LOST • - • • '* Brown Dye* for Leather.L o s t ^ P a i r of glasses ip ca.ee. Re A- brown dye for leathers may be made as follow**: Boil hilf an oute* turn to Herald Office. Reward. of ~7cnl*h *nff,*' n and a quarter of an The T »» " L is a H e a r ts ” of Hiatoey ________ ^ M .'aat—Sunday night. Aug. 25, in o id between Daytona .Beach* and - ik e Wales‘s via X r r i .Sipytna, team er tu f . Liberal reward if .re.rr.«d to Mr. Cb'de B^ady. Lets* . u rg. Fla. Sentimental value. • .u .: i . . : j f>r ‘.se h a t foiled ir. f . e Th* iideocs taf*‘. :.d —Or. Orlando road >re ^ battery. Owner can <*t by idrnti/jTng at Sanford Bat- PLAMT WINTER GREEN FEED :ce-r-Hewjrd will.be paid at;on u to the whereab Rebecra Ryles. 70 years i L«’f; home on Second. ray r ifh r FTIfa- Xireen. for uts old, St. *71 r >a.r —I s e d ceierj- board*: a f*”* boards or several thousand feet. Tv.r, horse spray machine:^>racti<alIv r.ia pump': 100 gallon HtfrrrT price ‘if taken quick. Farmer, f t O. Box 24. 3-2tp Sale— Klondyke strawberry Ft n r r 1.000, Lev same. Also Irish potatoes iit *-d *«<•>: W R Guerrv, Having Purchased the Interest of E. Walker Dickson in the Sanford Vulcanizing Works the Plant has now been moved from the For­ mer Location with the Ford Garage to the B. a % * _ I & 0. Garage on Park Avenue.: : - : A Sovafl Pater tf Kale Adjacent to tee Pcu t Toward Keeping tbe Fewta in Ccnditie 1 >r Salt —tine Ford car 5 passenger. Real bargain!' Garnbr. . ' More Than T w o Pounds a Month if the Present Allied Sugar Ration • WANTED " -nted. Men—Sash & Door Fac’>« iy. Ht-nch hands and machine hands. •Gud inside Carpenter.. Steady work t l ‘ ; t ..r round. In ref lying, give exI I 'lerce and ealary expected. Selden l ’Ci-r Co., Cnlatka. Fla. 97 tf W e a ls o C a r r y a F u ll L in e o f G o o d y e a r v H o o d , U* S . a n d F i r e s t o n e T ir e s . Thi# Well Equipped Plant Centrally Located will Gix&lhe-Best of Service to ^Auto Owners at all Times. Don’t Throw Away Your Old Tires Until You See Us. We can Make them Almost as Good as New. . : m- : : : Sanford Vulcanizing Works At B. & 0. Garage JAMES R. STEWART, Prop. FOR RENT Stocks Will Be Short Until Beginning of 1 Year—Ration, May Be Enlarged Then. Two pounds of sugar a month—half a pound a week—that Is the sugar ra­ tion the U. S. Fool Administration has asked* every Americas to observe until January 1, 1010, in order to make sure there shall be enough fo^ our Army and “Navy, for the Allied aruilea and for ths civilians of those nations. By New Tear’s the world-sugar sit­ uation will be relieved somewhat by the rfFw crop. Cuban sugar of this year's Crop will be arriving In this country. , * ** Every available sugar source-will be drawn on by the Food Administration during the next winter months to main­ tain sufficient stocks here to keep up our national augar supply. During Oc­ tober the first American beet sugar will arrive In the market!^ By the middle of November tome of our Loulalan* canc crop will be available. All of this sugar and more may be needed to keep this nation supplied on a re­ duced ration and to safeguard tbe Al- red^ctlc In Europe the present rn tlon la already reduced to a minimum Our Situation. The situation .which the • United States faces In Its efforts to mnlutmu a fair distribution of sugar to the Al­ lied worjd Is as follows: ' Sugar supplies throughout the coun. try, in homes, stores, factories and bakeries are at a low ebb. We mutt moke tmresaed sugar shipments to the AMIew * For R e n t—2*; acres well subdued and tiled, hammock laud, good welL 7 room tio a n v alf fenced. See F. C. Welsh, at 'Studio Rank building. I’ark avenue, city. Also one fertil­ izing machine, new for sale a ls o ,'1 plough and scratcher, 1 U ton’ p a p e r and stakes. * 3-2tp , Eight room house for r e n t / S E cor­ Production of. American beet and Louisiana c a p o ^ p p s have been dlsap- ner Cypress avenue and Third atrect pointing. / J- E. Pace. / ... 101-tfc Porto Pico cropw have been cur. tailed. I . Immense sugar stocks In Java can­ not be reached on account of the ship, ping shorTlgr; ships are needed for troop movements and munitions. Army and Navy sugar requirements' Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month— Park avenue Flat, 105 their allotment reduced by one-half; North Park avenue, ovar,L. R. Phil­ some will re<.*rtve.no sugar. ips & Co. drug atorei M r s .’C. C.. Households should make eveA ef­ Hart, manager. - .. JO-tf fort to preserve the fruit crop without su^ar. or with small amounts of sugar. Later, when th* sugar supply Is larg­ P*»y, 610 er, the canned fruit may be sweetened 'Laurel Avenue, Sanford, Fla., and make an offer for R to A H*rhy, 97 Washington A venae, OH �SEPTEMBER 3 THE S ANFOtD HER U P THE SANFORD HERALD E. i . HOLLT. M ) m r~M. HAYNES. B«.«»<•« M t r u w IEE HERALDPRIXTINGOWPANY SURPLUS $15. CAPITAL S30.000.00 PEO PLES BANK O F SAN FO R D *Ctt4)fr your BUSH*I s. O L TAYLOR CtWun C. M HAND R. R. DEAS 'AaaSCaaUar THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS mm: W4fr.i< j i r « > - e o h » » tin n « ■W j t m W u #/ by tkat ii-I Sa « a * T * * » . __ , im >vr.i >sr . ( i : : i * i K l o i x t u i f t i l r n o i i . jfc» I M Aa? R J*£?. » ! $ . ' *ell find needle-' asantest of (vcon>. wjrra days of) ' ij'-'-l tune in inderrousllns and -.i^terljils that are ’ r ofcdervlothee with fancy stitches. These tbe painty fabrics machine work. made of filet lace aod r w l a embrold* ery. The body l* bernstitcbed to A piece of plain bradia*. Tbe Tallness !n the skirt Is arranged la rocks. very Sue and ran tn by hand and the akirt alw hemstitched to tbe beadlax, No : >>f B aders s*U~a - 'i y . be called shed withoat a reoeb of rv>r In -'t2 that las f**b}^s»»i isto rosettes hews and P . i t satin ribb*»a ‘ ■■*»»» »tw rt m r r T'J.'S v i l p ' i i» i* io«* '.t.j' saam a d*« s-d-c te^r>i dd» i ' t n m * M*t they are In white, -it ;hr teem be r of viat exceeds ‘that Tbe favorite rtnidt * ' '*nurtjin«t‘ in -.to i * - - . sew c i l i.1»* v a;)e> du litraw i f T ' l a kagpaaa vepe w s-ti-ruiada js -4 je Urepe de‘ chiee In be-ch ecsoc »Uh fine Val rdclnf j a ! Inverti ; saves the simple town » b < m co tbe seat­ ed Cv*-iv. Parallel tT . c ; » of very n.srrvw tacks tn rlcstera c< fe c r shape t and It I* the fsrrcent ab^re tbe anaUtl &e. The .rsruietit* ’ «- i and sleeves i r e Sr.tvbel ,*ith a mad. In "Hie .- 'o n e a&d a narrower Insert!, n , for i-n'jv c *:m ~v pe ach tvaUi*i«ok. In $v -e .bine Is the favorite and ns. batiste. IVith these an* cbt pink and fi.'sh color a* • . it y 'rvcv. Uren. :•** A Ida :r * *t 'ff c r*it-iaje i-icmcy lit* tati'ifta.. " _ L i i* s send a u-1 i:~T» l : * *i?m,tm .z* a r-*ft»;i.’n <?c>ia a t d ia p u t * ia*H Ettra n^-djr-od t a d a.i*tr idt'i d-o-to- ‘Thrt T | i f fii£ i(" Venn's* t3e tttcer a—Dir* if t!***n. • 04 ♦*>»*<! t..« uor’inc 7o(s m' I* F O O D y * ADMINISTRATION s’. rjriiDi-tse't 3 :r- wf l i r a , xnt iS rasr _vc T'le 5»l—Tsf ~i.e » -rviM M it FRANK CRANE SAID RECENTLY ttx Slot a . 5*t Simfe- ~>an Smrtit. 5 r IraHiu; -**i v’ .’J - i -)u!i •rC s;\ta. ujit —ea.djjx lo lIT*re>£ * Cira v t a . «unCn.—o i.".t a sadism 1* j r . ’sOnte-t " til: lu rl m ire v.-so* dt!ui sctd'.-A ic on rt*u aradot. j ■tbatt "ia He yi-idci»Jv7 esloi»i?yd tas-jMis . a r L » liilr-.rv. ’ ll. > o u cVt'v vv. ■ keeper, \\trv , S tU -'K 'i t tiiui t in w c r u n c h . " “ U y o u r hu^Ktrtvi > in >\m r »■ T.rwi. njj1 tea* tdtj-i I't attr r*n' sud»c a stAtC. amumiraoi sxtiaoracea » w ilt U n a .li 13 dW - I yar SOUTHERN *• S A .\S T l3 \ O R IA M H Y FLO R ID A t o r B a rn s* F e n c e s* O u t - H o u s e s �* . -•» m IT fl V. <#■ -w «--yr* >, U t t v . • 4 »• Ks‘ -— ’ . • • ' - • * « —-- - ♦ -; «, . i. K: S E P T E M B E R 3. 1918 THE SANFORD HERALD SEM INOLE $ 1,000 CLUB IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN War Spjings Stamp Purchasers and Boosters CU RBSTO NE CLEANINGS PAGE THREE for liver and onions and corned beef and cabbage YotlrselL# A$d you ipaV rig up, powder, perfume, puff and manicure a hick till ktndgnm comes, and every time that lie passes a liv­ ery stable the old gray mule will bray. 4 — — ^ Dinning. * It Ip seldom thnk ujen discover rich mines without digging. Nature com­ BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST monly lodges her treasures und Jewels BETWEEN YOU AND ME” in rock' ground. If tlu* matter he knotty and flu* sense lit* deep, they EVEN THE GATE POST must stop nnd tmcklo to It. and sllek • NOT IN IT upon It with labor nnd thought and A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Note* e|n«e enntem'plnllnnf and not lenve It * He’s a poor patriot who will slur and Faith, "He'll Print ’em”— until they have mastered the dlflleulty his own friends -or fellow citizens So Says Saunterer. and got possession of the truth.—> who have gone to spend their blood l-ocke. for him and Ills interests while he T h rifting—A rc‘You? enjoys the blessing of u quiet, easy --------------------------------- T * i M ‘ , T We think we are thrifting, • 1 .home life. • — 1 1. ■ 1 * . . Rpt maybe we are drifting 1.. S. Rapp J^ W. P. Brooks Yowell-Speer Co,, Inc. F. F. Dutton C. W. Brown B. Drew of Orlando wax among Mrs. M. C. Savage lias returned First National Bank • , the visitors to the city yesterday. from-a-yisit ttrdrlends and relatives J. W. Booth • For W ood,and heavy hauling »CC in Jacksonville where she spent the W. E. Scoggan" past *month, • , Murrell, or phone 378. 18-tf L. P. McCullor P - M . Elder Mildred Holly left yesterday for J! B. G. Smith ^77 Rock LlmeOrlando where she will he the guest Wm. Ilothamly. Cates Crate Co. has rock lime in o f Miss Lydia Yowell for a few days. And the coin that we clink Is not * You never miss the. water until ■ Herald will publish this list banvls. O fine open until o'clock saving hut shifting. thp well runs dry and you.never-missIf yod need stove wood phone mcv . at night. Buy while we can get the with an£ additions thereto until For 'seeminglyTBppm)ifrg7 ■-r-': C. *.the people frorrrryourtonTrtmfrf-thej* I can supply you. H. C. DuBose. [ barrel lime. Cates .Crate Co., suct|j* U e r- rfrp' Immediate W ar "Savings la Goes on without ending go away and just now the war is 100-tfe * ■ Drive,' beginning Sept. 9th pnd endcesaor to Dutton Crate Co. * And heedlessness still is. the tend of causing lots of good people to leave 104-tfc fng Sept.^ 14th. Cet your name on ' Paul Jones spent Sunday with our trending. on various missions. -Maybe we will this list—“ help hack the hoys in.the home .folks, ' coming down from appreciate them the more -when trenches.” Gainesville- where he is training with Mrs. Albert Fry is home, the they come bafk. In gleaning my meaning, l-.tf . Uncle Sam ’s arm y getting ready for guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Y'ou'Il .find gasolining the big spring drive, Aspinwall. Mrs. Fry is training for Is still used for dusting instead of for I wish to commend the good Jitney Service on Sunday j - - -r . 'V Musson’s swimming pool is the. the position of nurse in the Red * ** cleaning, people of Sanford and vicinity for ‘ . j The Jitney Buss will be operated And most of uh batten ' »■* coolest place in town. Open Wed- Cross. the manner in which they obeyed on Sundays us usual for the accom­ On fine f a r and fatten. ne$day, Thursday, Saturday nnd the request of the Fuel Ad minismodation of the traveling public to While robing our softness in purple •tration at Washington to cut down Sunday nfternoons. Fresh water Messenger Wanted and from the city. No joy riding or and satin.” * every day. • „ * 85-tfp the consumption qf gasoline on Sun­ At the Postal Telegraph Ollicc, San­ pleasure frjns hut business only. day. Tjtey entered whole heartedly Mr. nnd Mrs. G. F. Smith have ford. Good chance for/cupuhlc hoy E. E. HOGAN. Oh, maybe you're guilty nnd maybe into the- scheme and some people 3-tfc returned from a month’s trip through or girl to learn, telcgrajjhy. 3-2 tp who were coming into church from . •» you’re not, the west, most of which was spent in the country and were allowed til But ask. "H ave I thriftetl as much Robert Holly, William Mullein, Why, a Drive In War Savings N#«l the mountains of Colorado. drive a car drove the old horse und as I ought?" Dick Terheun and W r a l— nTIKT Week? LEON'S AUTO T R A N S F E R buggy to church. Many' an old plug Boy Scouts under Assistant Scout •This question has been asked a P H O N E 91- . HOTEL CARNES. th at had been turned out for work —— 5 Our thrifting is fickle. Master Giles are camping at Palm number of times. It cun be •answer10I-tf Account sales ren­ since the uuto came in was curried It' runs in a trickle. Springs this week. led fully by stating that- during the , Lieut. Kenneth Murrell qf tl)e( dered by tlir Florida_ We pickle u nickel to give us a up and placed back in -the shafts r ^ i past ten months since th e . govern­ 11 work wuriv on uii oumtay. p .. p « V again for light Sunday i Motor -Corps With headquarters *31 ' Notice to the Public — E3tduiiigc-.«how ment bus heen-spRing- W ar—Swvingsr ■#vrwsJ»:tai«..iUvV3 Cam p JohnsUww -.Jacksonville .spent I will not he responsible h r szir * r7THlfi!l'>tjreft ^lire nnTy ufinut two T lie R r tile 'on'Tfm-n cars stilled thut it seemecj strange exactly what fruit was Sunday with his parents, Capt. and debts con’tractvd by R. H. Geiger.. To go to the Follies people in every fifteen of Seminole and carried us buck to childhood Mrs. K. It. Murrell. Kenneth re­ And hand ourselves thanks and a 2-4tp E. K. Foster. sold for, when, where county who have purchased War ‘ days who it every hod/ remained ui cently won his shoulder straps and couple of jollies. Savings Stamps and thereby signi-f home or only drove a few miles out and to whom sold, and his many friends here are congratu­ the country and the noisy, busy Hon. Schclle M nines and wife fieil to the government nnd to the) lating him on his well deserved pro­ Man still goes on. pulling. the cost of selling iL cars that have whizzed past the door have returned from a pleasant visit hoys oVcr yonder that they were lie-j motion. *- Imbibing, and stuffing, hind them and pushing. This is j to Mr. Maines’ old home at Lake all day Sunday with no respect for A specimen account One dose of M AG III- D E It'S Won­ And holding enough yet without Butler. They brought Mr. Maine*' why u drive is n e e d e d . next week. the day or for the war with cut out derful Medicine cures colic in horses ' "Hold!. enough!"-ing. sales und full explana­ nephew and sister. Miss Nettie home Think of it follis — two people out of wide open and all bolts loose were While woman .still puses like magic. * Get it ut L. It. Philips every'’ fifteen . qf this county' have tion of the system ofstilled for the noncp and, say, it was with them. A: Co’s. , Tucs-2-tf Wjir .Savings Stamps. The people And shows us her hoses, Rome relief. I rather liked it and handling returns will The Board of Trade will move in authority have asked th a t the All silken and sheer to excuse kcr many of toy neighbors liked it nnd Dissolution Nolire discloses. he cheerfully exhibited into their new quarters in the Herald the fuel administrator knew what he The firtn of Gibson & Wallace has people of Seminole county show that building today, 'and the next regular they are in accord with every move­ was doing when he called for the to any ^bona-fide grow­ this day dissolved, II, L. Gibson At the end of the day, if you're feel­ saving on one day's gasoline that meeting will be held there if the acquiring the interest of A. C. Wal­ ment that is fostered by the -govern­ rsM 1 er who will call al the ing too good. chairs. can he procured in time. the boys "over there" figliting our lace. All bills and contracts due the ment, and have set ap a rt the week offices of the Florida A sea .food nnd chicken dinner, firm of Gibson & Wallace 'will be beginning Sept. 9th and ending on Ask fliis, " H a v e 1 thrift erf as much buttles might have more oil anti as I should?" gasoline <0 whip the Hun. I am 6l) irents, every Sunday, 12.3(1 p. m. paid to rr. L. Gibsoi\. who will also the 14th, to give those who have not ‘ ^ Citrus Exchange in a n d Thursdays fi p. m. Daytona pay all, indebtedness of the above subscribed their limit in War S av­ proud of« the way in which our Tumpa, Flu., or on ings. and those that have not Thrift? Have we yet won it? . Beach Hotel Daytona Beach 100-tf firm. peojde responded , anil while tiler.?, thought to subscribe at all a chance Nay. .have we begun it? may have Iwen one or two who went Mr and Mrs. W. \V. Drcasor H. L. Gibson. L. A. H A K ES, Mgr. to get right nnd fall in line. There­ It pops up its head and we s o p j t or right on using gas they wen* people - have returned from a trip to New 2-3tc A. C, Wallace. fore. he rea d y with your additional Orange County Citrus stun it, who are of that caliber nnd they are York where they spent a vacation subscription or nou. subscription as Sub-Exchange * But while wu are riving the ones who will get theirs after the with home folks and also visited the Mias Naomi Harrold of Waynes- the case may be when the solicitors Of salving and saving, war is over and if they peruist in dis­ m arkets to purchase goods for their ville, N. C.,"has been the attractive Orlando, Fla. call on you next Monday. Who of us is conscious of cutting regarding requests und orders Uncle new store here. guest of her cousin, Miss Muriel craving? Sam will close them up tight .until Dr. I). C. Ward. Osteopathic Harrold for the week end. Site bus For Rent after the war. toArxl meantime let t Ph siciun. First * National Hank recently accepted a position in the Two apartments over 10 Cent We still go hotelling the good patriotic people go right on Bldg., Phone 330-W. 64-tf Rogers realty office in DeLund for Store. Cool, nice rooms .with front hTlpfTlJfine government and the war And awmirliirTir^mrt-ywelllllg, " ~r ' pweehi-- ^. I]ijur nrrnirr— xnrw Mr.- and Mrs. E. D. Chittenden the coming season. ,i *7 xro.uu per As if war were pastime and seldom will soon he over and we can find a n d family Imvr n hirimd from it moUrh. Eight rooms $30 per month. time to kirk the geezer that helped V i i>-•' compelling, I rip to points in Pennsylvania and 1-tfc For 'Sale or Exchange Yacht N. II Garner. the kaiser instead of his own govWe go restuuranting New York state where they have completely equipped, 36 11 x 8 x 2 1 ern me lit. .j And jaunting and flaunting, spent the past month visiting their ft. Draft 10 U. IV. 4 Cyl., Buffalo R e d C r o s s M e m b e r s h i p s for A u g u s t With little denied that is wanton or old home and relatives and friends. engine, . Speed 9 miles. Originally Strange Bequest. wanting, „ • Hanford M AG RU D E R'S WON DE R F V L cost $4,U00. Will sacrifice for $500 A strange,bequest was made by a HOUSE M E D IC IN E S for colic, as have no timo? to use it. Will New Members—W. H. Hynes, If you’re doing the limit, k e e p 'h it ­ rc llm l soup nuiiitifuciurer receptly. Ho hrft the sum of n little more thnn staggers, big head, lameness, worms, trade for Oakland, Buick or Studc- George Hynes, Mrs. J. It. H. Allen. ting on wood ’ - * eleven hmnlfcd dolhirs, to found a choking. 1 quinsy, etc. F or sale ut haker . runabout automobile. Ad­ Renewals—S. O. Shinholser, Mrs. And ask, “ Have I thrifted as much home ■fm*Y‘‘lninieleap .cjits anil dogs," L. R. Philips & Co’s. Tues-2tf dress W. F. Ayres, Daytona Bench, S. O. Shinholser, M th. W ..H . Ilynes, GRAPEFRUIT; a>f I could?" ______ !_______ but Ktfputnren [fiat*!lie money Is not f<» . 2-tf Mrs. D.. G. Monroe, R. L. Peck. Arthur Greene left last Saturday Fla. be toticli(*(| until tin? year 2103, by for Beech Creek, Penn., to visit his Geneva when tin* donor cstJmiil(S lt.wlll have Some go profiteering mother and sister who are spending Notice to.Aulo Owners Increased to two hundred nillllfin dol­ N. Members —Lewis. T'hamhlis, And on the high gearing Ihe Hufhmer there, lie expects to , .1* «t All ovyners "f automobiles arc Geo. IVters, Mrs, ('has ,Phillips, They hit the high spots with a ml- lars. join the aviation corps or some .hereby put on notice that* all laws .Mrs. G. A. Nicholson, Airs. K. L. licking cheering, branch of the service while there. r e s h a m , O. II. l ' a y n e , M i s s A. P e - i , , , ’ "1 . regarding speed, lights both front G , . rr . 1And day-working Dooleys, fers, Mrs. Fred Taylor. W. J. Dan. . .. ■ Imtchoil,j!. and re,ar. license tags, etc., will he T he Hernlil cannot he sent Ui any Are sniffing patchoulis. subscribers who are not paid up to enforced to the letter. These laws iels, Mrs. L. Chamhlis. While over the ocean, th ey ’re living Renewals — Mrs. J. Prevatt, Miss .date. Tliis is a government ruling are on* the statute hooks and will he . like coolies. Bessie Hart, Paul Dooley, Mrs. J. T. a n d mtfch as the .management would enforced. McLain, Mrs. T. Pardon, Mrs. W. • ' E. E. Brady, lik e .to accommodate the many sub­ Aye, aye, there they luicklei Fulhird, Lester Brown. 3-2tp Sheriff. scribers it is impossible to carry any Their belts us they knuckle , . Colored—Jack Gary. subscription accounts now, Please Hard down to their work, while reOviedo Change In Business remember this a n d 1 pay now. • fusing to truckle, Miss. Ella Pritchard. , The interest in the firm of Gibson And Punches and Pierrot? T ry Mngruder’A L I N I M E N T for & Wallace has been acquired by Chuluoln Are starving like heroes, ■ all lameness and rheum atism, in IL L. Gibson and the business in the New M em ber— wi Mrs. in, cai Sarah nil uGill. n it “ I always answer While our self denial is hitting the - f - m f hors’es and human. Get it at L. R. future will be run under.the nnme of Georgetown Colored Auxiliary zeroes. Philips & Co. . Tues-2-tf II. -L. Gibson. Mrs. Minnie Jones Long Distance/ Tele­ New Members1—Mrs. Bettis ■ BuCfirl Schultz, one of Uncle Sam ’s will have* charge of the store at the ker, Mrs. Lculn Nixon, Ntxpn Mrs. Etta As you pillow your conscience "a1 navy hoys is home on a furlough, rorner of Magnolia and Second Sneed, Mrs. Rosa King Johnson phone calls promptly. „ bedtime tonight, after spending over a year.in active street in the Imperial Theatre build­ Ask this, "Am 1 thrifting ns much As Usually it means profservice. Carl was one of the first ing, where a large artd most com­ Red Gross Dues Payable I might?” of Hnnford’s .young men to enlist plete stock' of sheet Anisic, phono­ There are about otft* hundred itablehusiness or an opportunity to settle a j. —Edmund Vnnce'Cook. and he lias been across nnd had all graphs, records, etc., will he on hand names on the rolls whose dues are kinds of experience since leaving a t nil timps. Thanking the public past duoj Will these mcn^gys kind­ problem quickly and satisfactorily. home to take his place among the rur fbr .past favors and soliciting your ly - notify the secroftfy Tf‘ they wi^h 1 I never was much on this family a rtsB P iS i *t . navy fighfera. His many friends are future business we ask yoyi patronto he dropped or will!renew? Re­ tree and -blue blood thln^. With me glad to see him again. age * Uw SB 2-3tc" peated noticeaf fail to-1;bring a re­ it is ju st .what a person-ls while they “ When I talk to a man over, the Long ■t are in iny presence'. and actions sponseW ith*-actoher the .annual Distance Telephone it is like being face to reports of Seminole county chapter count more than a family tree th a t will be made and all members who apparently looks good from the out­ face with him.. I can inject my personality _ are due the chapter for membership side hut is full of worm holes below two months or more will be.stricken the bark. I see people every day into the matter and wiii his confidence with­ ■ ■ who dote on their ancestors and they from the roll. • are living now on what their ances­ Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Sec., out loss of time. Hrl ' ' 1 ,* 'E S , actually easy Seminole Co., Chapter, - tors did in 1776—in fact they have v7f*AU!-=t «|4 ,'H*~ a had case of "ancestors" for which A. R. C. i U »-#* 4i*A • when G R A N D M A they should have treatment. It is « bcl|w tloit. No more back "T h e telephone/both Local and Long all right to have a good family name Executive Committee Meeting, It. C. breaking over a rubbing board The monthly business meeting of and most of us can tr^ce back our — not with GRANDMA on the Distance,, plays an important, part in our Seminole Comity Chapter vyill he ancestry far enough to discover t h a t job/ G R A N D M A gets right held next Monday night. Sept. 9th, w® came from some great man and business. W e have a Bell Telephone on down to the bottom o f things In. a t -Re'd Gross headquarters. Several we can also trace back the record a burry. Dirt just can't bide every desk and the time and traveling ex­ matterk of importance will come be­ far enough to discover some p re tty away when the gets after it. fore the meeting. All memhera of bad eggs among our lineal, descend­ GRANDMA stops the waste o f penses we save make the cost of our serv­ thjs committee arc urged to be pres- ants. It is an even toss up and the cutting or chipping o f bar soap. ent.■ ' - man who is the least among us may ice oqe o f the most profitable investments.” || » o «s* v* *r Yon measure out ju stV h at you have the best ancestors and t h e ,1 i * i ^ Annual Business Meeting greatest among us may have come Wash the Woolen Sockt "“ J *uJ “ . Tjic annual buslneu* meeting of from , humble parentage. • T h ank Every Bell Telephone !i a Long DUtance St You K n it with Grandma Seminole C o u n t y . Chapter goodness, in. America the poor have if M r i I'M *?: held early in October for the purpose 1*. K99>Lb chance* to become great as *li MII . ofyelecting"^ ofllcWi' afirf aqbmTtttng th e rich and family trees are a * . annual ,• reports. * The date will be good for jclndllng *he kitchen fires, published later. Out-«L 1388 mem- A genealogical expert can-dig up a* hurt in IK ckA.iU .be ks coat __ *_ - . ■ 0 11 a bera In thea rltnnfnr chapter, fhaea there ahoqId a t.leaat 600 present, . . . . ...... —- * .V" ' . ' s dt, HAPPENINGS. 6 F INTEREST IN.AND „ AROUND SANFORD dt 3m Long Distance * Always Gets Quick Attention l| :.,*•’ �I \ u '.**■ -W i ■• SEPTEMHER 3. 19|8 THK SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD table with death hovering near or on found t h a t a satisfactory w ayM jy a hospital rot convalescing, b u t’still lead—w'holeW(ji ties to death. The forced^ to have so m e 'o n p attend to Germ ans afe .especially a p t to stick R. J. HOLLY. Editor , ” * * IlH correspondence, his first words, to poison gassing civilians because W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager ulwnyoT (irt*-^"[V!! Mot he F— And It Is their own h ip p y thought yitd fit.!- i— I’ublUhrtt Kvwy Tu entity *n<l Friday t h a t is why we should strive the the highest exemplification of their 1B E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY harder to bolster up the brave little own efficient kultu^. woman who has given a son to the In America^where there are great • 1 d o e s not take m any brains to see a long w ay behind— b u t it does HUD8CBIPTION PWlK IN ADVANCE: cause. \Vo know th a t somewhere sections given up to agriculture, H ON> TEAR.,....:....................... 12.00 take brains'to foretell the future— unless you are preparing every SIX MONTHS . . i .......I ..................... 1.25 there is a hero whose. last earthly will probably be necessary for the His £»st Germ ans to bayonet and shoot many THREE MONTHS. ..................... 7& message will he for her. day for th a t future and that opportunity. If you let well enough OtllMrnl In (br ('Hr br Curlrf 12,00 I’rr Vrat In thoughts will he the sam e as the who are now living on the farms, * alone Y O U W I L L N O T PR O G R E SS.. first —of .M other. W hen trouble although they may he able to form Adranc* or 20t I’rr Month r i'T V> t. i comes, man though lie has grown to rafmrnla In Asrancr Mail II* Made al OfTIra county c o n c entration -camps and gas he, he is yet a c h ild - a t. heart, and CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 1 Catered aa S-rond-l lano Mail Malirr Au«a«t 22nd his first idea of comfort • and irefygo all who are.gathored in those camps. . ‘ /. * ) ' l»0A. al Hm I’MlomrO al Sanford. ITorIJa In the-cities the work would he eas­ ' Uadrr Art of Marrh Srd, 1ST* is centered in the one who gave him ier. On a given day and a t a given X OSco: Herald Dull Trlrphonn No, HA life. hour the German trobps would put 5* Let us see to it that nothing is left on their gas masks and thus pro­ 'undone at home that will cheer and tec ted release great q u a n titie s ' of OUR PLEDGE * * • JZlWAHJ YOUR BUSIHliL comfort the hearts bf those w ho have poison gas. The, civil • population 1 "Appreciating to the utmost the loved ones abroad, arid those to go, would immediately die. Germany suprem e unselfishness of<?ur Ameri­ boys who' are showing their willing­ would have a free.hand fdr coloniza­ can manhood which Is offering its SANFORD, FLORIDA * 0 . L. TAYLOR II- R STEVENS C. M. HAND R. B. D&5 ness to die, if necessary, for us; hoys Ctihicr VI„-IVmMhvery life upon th e ' altar or freedom whj^ will win a lasting peace for the tion, and America wo did he thor­ Alt'} Euhvat4 oughly German from then on. Then; for the world, we, the members of world because of their love for would he no one here to interfere the South Plflrldn Press Association, T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S mother. ' , with the German plans. New Ger­ In semi-annual -wsslon assembled, m any would be all German. You do hereby would not c are—you would he dead. "G O D SAVE OUK M E N " "Resolve,. That In this crisis and If you think G erm any is not ca­ We do not kmny ..w hyncc' came as long as life shall last, we dcdlthe words, hut when.the women of a pable of doing this very tfiing it is has provided for, mixed llours to he * i cate all that' we are and all that we choir dr o f 'a chorus how th e i r heads because you have not thought about mixed at the mills and distributed have to the support of our glorious T hut cable mes­ through the regular channels of and s o ftly , sing "God Save Our G erm any lately. nation, our righteous cause, and our sage says Germany is doing it in tr a d e .. These mixed Hours wHI con­ M en” we are stirred to 'the utter­ illustrious governm ent.. And he It " " "" li" , w .‘ eastern Russia. To Gcrmuny we tain various substitutes, conforming most. It strikes down to the funda­ . : further mentals, strips us of all superficial are ' more trouhlesoml* and less civi­ to tiie proper percentage?, and their \ "Resolved, Thnt every newspaper excuses of expediency, . and , brings lized than eastern Russia. We are purchase and sale by relatilers is holding membership In this associa­ home to us tho question) " W h a t am too numerous to deport. -The easi­ urged by the Feod Administration. est way would be to gas us in the tion display this resolution in 'hold I doing for my Country?" . 11th: In buying corn meal fur use I . ’ ' type at the masthead of Its editorial Sung to the turn* "A m erica" these hulk. in making corn bread, or other lik e ! page throughout'the month of Aug­ words are a beacon light to wavering ■No decent nation does such tilings, baked products, the corn meal should ust, and that copies he sen( to the hearts, a strengthening incentive to but G e rm a n y is not fii the decent he purchased separately and not as president and our representatives deep decency of thought a n d reason, nation class? Think a *minute. u 's u b s titu te for wheat flour. . In congress, G erm any is a murderer. She an inspiration to. he w orthy of the "D one and ordered In the city-of- women who tWus-.-pnty-.Nm-thn.'W -nft -threw civilized wnys aside an d began ' Tilth: No. greater- margin fr m ^ B a ' m e n "affdhchWren" hi wiU -be allowed dealers in handling ' WpucKltfir, rfatrzof Florida, this 12th us- who - a ri" ‘ifnmg the hulk long ago. Germujny is a mixed flours or whezt flour—under ■* ' ‘^ i a r mv r ~ fm r r m u ;11 *r ‘ • Here ore- the words: ~ pirate, and is using submarines con­ these rulings than was allowed them I Retailers trary to all agreements nnd' pacts. under previous rulings. God save our splendid men Premier Lenine of the Ilolsheviki are— allowed iron) s 0« > t„ fUg<) per Germany^ invented pqison g a s " and regime*has-been assassinated. Good' Send them safe home again. ’ barrel profit l iter cost when Helling used it. when its use in battle was as God save our men. work |ong- delayed. forbidden and uncivilized as its use original mill packages. When Selliifg Make them victorious . ------O ----to -kill civilizun population. We less than original packages the profit' Patient and chivalrous exacted must not he over Ic per Only a few joy riders were seen on have a great country over here, and They are so dear to us, *>our streets last Sunday. The ofa population that would, lie endlessly pound. God save our men. finals have their names.and they wifi , _ - . Note Carefully troublesome to Germany if she tried probably hear from it.Under these rulings the retail to rule us. If Germany comes to God keep our own dear men, -O dealer is not required to buy substi­ the United States she will wish to From every stain and sin, kill us oil as if we were rats. Ger­ tutes from the wholesaler or jobber, The youngsters should stay in col­ ■God keep our men. many wants to make the world safe nor is the wholesaler or j o b b e ^ r e ­ lege and gel their .education. Uncle When Satan would allure. quired to sell substitutes with wheat for G erm any. Sam U|»prnve* of this plan and. willl When tem pted keep them ourr. •send them to school-and take than) I don't kn ow how you feel about flour. However, the retailer is held He their protection sure. when lie needs them and after they it. hut I don't ’want to he gassed. I responsible for the sale of substi­ God keep our men hpve a military e d c u a tio n 1as well. don't want any poison-gassing n a ­ tutes with wheat flour, he having Women who sew well Dm! needle­ made of filet lace nnd swlsa embroid­ - O - ----tion left on th e.fa ce of the earth.- the optional privilege of buying God hold rftir precious men, these substitutes to till his need. work among the plensuntest of occu1 am not even strong in my friend­ ery. The body Is hemstitched to a And Jove them t*o the end," The cotton crop yf Seminole is one ship for murderers and pirates. 1 The food administration has pro­ imtlons during the long, warm days of piece of plain bending. The fullness God hold our men. ' ' th at will greatly assist in giving our midsummer. J t Is. a . good time In don't see today anything good ift vided that all. mixek flour may he whleh to make up iiiidemiusllns nnd In the dklrt Is nrrnnfced In tucks, very .Held in their arm* so strilng farmers some money. Staple crops labeled “ Victory Flour," hqt the line ami run In by hnnd nnd the skirt Germany, or anything decent, or To Thee they all belong grace the sheer soft materials that un­ also hemstitched to tho heading. No are the kind th a t more of our far­ constituent parts of the flour with anything deserving respect. 1 c a n t’ Held safe from every wrong used these days for underclothes with mers should plant and let the other think of anything so hideous or dis­ the proportion of wheat flour urid hand sewing and fum y stitches. These -ort of undermusItiiH may be cnlled God hold our men. crops alone until the war is over. finished without n touch of color In substitutes must he marked plainly gusting that she would not do if she harmonize with the dainty fuhrlcs rllihon that is fashioned Into rosettes — Leesburg Commercial. A small acreage of lettuce and celery i on tho package. For the protection flsed hotter than machine work. thought it would profit her. She is ------O ----- or hows nnd ends. I'luk satin ribbon would he common sense this season of the public, the retailer when scllnot fighting as a q vilizm l . naiimv. AtiU^-4 ty kvwet ght—rmd-trhrT ’HTItrPT m ini7;mv<r u.fiiTTgh 'Hie' heading hr and our farmers should heed the . Tog h-ioken lots” or from the original ..'Each day every Ameriran soldier lights; she is outlawed and disgraced. mill package, is not allowed to re­ of cotton and silk concern the maker (Ids slip-over gown and’ tied In *u signs of the times. O f underwear In these times. Ti„. rosette with knotted loops and 'ends ----- y . , ----‘ in France is confronted by u great She must he whipped; hcalcn into mix flour or sell one brand of flour eholco lies ntilling soft. wiMhlllile silks at the front. Email hows of It are the slime she Inis created, her nilf-rs We h av e done so well on t h e saV ° “ r arln-v h »" « ^ " a t punished for their filthy crimes and* from the container of another brand. and siitlns, in. hiding much crepe ,|e perched on each sleeve. ing of flour t h a t t h e Food Admim*- ,ask l " P - r f o r m for our c o u n t r y , for chine and other, wash silks. „nd then, if the world of decent men see Cn-pc de chine In flesh color with tration will now allow u* to use Hour U"' ' ,,r «'' vt l «at i an. and for Automatic “ Movieo.” . ‘ Initiate, cotton crepe and nainsook. In fine Vnl edging and Insertion, makes lit, her population may he’ put on with only 20 per c e n t of su b stitu te s. ; ,mn’.t tnit>' t,ur H,,l,1U*rs urv in u comitierclnl moving picture np- silks, crepe de chiini Is,the favorite and the simple tfown shown on the wilt­ good behavior for fifty years. A t This will give us a good mixture I thel-r <*u|y with a courage a n d fidelpurutus tho scenes pro made visible by In cottons, batiste.* Both these un­ ed figure. Parallel -group* of very the end, of th at time, if civilization daylight us well us ut night, nnd tho liked In light |dnk and flesh color ns and one that should lie strictly ad- 1^ and elliciency that thrills every has taken the place of the barbar­ exhibition Is automatically repeated for well IIS they are In white, ntui -ft "is narrow tuckH In clusters of four shn|H« hered to by every one. And every I the garment above the wn 1st line, The IFism n o w existing in Germany, it likely that the number oV gar.... .. ••cek and sleeves are finished with a time wo adhere to » ruling of this; Each day every Amerieah citizen may he possible to admit Germany any period desired. A miniature the­ “L T M |hat made |„ wide edging itltt! IT nnrrowerTrisertl''ti kind we are helping win the war by ;lt home is confronted by a great ttr_a place" In the councils id the na­ ater. forming one part of llm outfit. Is n'.":!r suitable for n show window or other while. the favorite finish f„r crepe • let in at the bust as shown In the RlVtRg our allies’ more flour and duty, a duty us imperative upon tions once more. Until then, look favorable place for display. The other de chine is Vnl or cltlny hire. sugar and other food studs that ’ him or her as the duly of our snl- out for poisonous gas! k s A" " nvi‘,0 'w chem ise to Heat the part, the moving picture imichlpe, wfll knots, h em stitching ||,m t 1 k u "h'1c 11 match engages the attention of Its Jhey need over'- there much more 'hers is upon them The American Hun into ins own mud or lie will operate on either direct or nltertmte little cmbruldcrv tlei-eiiMy outsider- "carer T h ese garments of crepe de abl e filet Ims than we need them here. ’ people have a great task (o perform. used in night- chine nrc favored by many womsn be* corny over here and - depopulate current, and after the succesMou of dresses. _ _ o ----| 11 is to support to the limit of thrir cause they launder so enslly. Cotton America by Ijis own hell-conceived pictures lino been projected the mo­ tion Is reversed without attention, and ability our army, our navy, our The long-sleeved nightdress appears crepes an* liked on this ncrount anil 1 "T E L L M O T H E R " method. Ellis' ’Parker Butler,. Mem­ to he a tblng „( (ms, (Jf |)u, tW(| tho reel Is rewound for u repetition of Do' you know the lirst thing an country at war do not require Ironing. ber Author’s C om m ittee American the display. models hIiowii m the picture on* has To work with increased energy American .soldier suys if he falls Defense SoHety. • ■ Very short kltnoiui sleeves and the ,q ||- , ■vroupded on the battlefield, if he is and elliciency so that our national 0 --------bH1 e r Is sleeveless. .The gown at the left Wanted Two Lida, ^tnitnn ill" nnd wishes to send word production may he increased; to Is o f white batiste with a short yoke •Ctirl was fond of biscuits, especially *home, or if he happens across any economize in consumption so that the upper crusts of them. One innrn«ne so-fortunate as tq he going hack more material and labor and trans­ <£ •ng when Ids mother flicked up a bis­ portation may he left free for the to the old home town? cuit to prepare n sandwich for him uses of the government; and with "Tell M o t h e r - " Carl caught Ids mother's hand affec­ the resultant savings, to su p p o rt the Thoso are the first two words of tionately ami said:' 'Tleaso, mamma, financially is* the give me two lids," every message he seeks to impurt. government dr f r a n k c r a n e s a id r e c e n t l y On the held of b a ttle awaiting the daily d u ty of every American. It is New wheat rulings effective Sept. - Htrctchcr bearers, on the operating a duty th a t will he mdt by every Said t a B e B rtte -T h m - Starch: • --1st, condensed in ‘brief form are as Amerirarr whose heart* fa witli our Ily boiling seaweed with carbonate follows: soldiers in France, who glories in or soda, and treating the filtered solu­ 1st: The 60-50 rule is rescinded. ■ If you arc a coIIcrc or hi^h -school stutliejz^ courage and fighting ability tion with sulphuric mid. a substance ‘Iftu, leant SHORTHAND.’' 2nd: Tw enty per cent of substi­ is produced that lias more viscosity ufnl their success. tutes must accompany all retail sales ---- - 0 -----: thnn starch or even gma’imiliic, mid If >°u Are a rleik or salesman or bookof pure wheat flour. that cun he profitably employed In YOU WON’T CARE keeper, learn SHORTHAND. You can 3rd: M ix e d , flours, which will be stiffening various textile fabric? If the Germans,.win this war nnd on tho murket, and which contain nnd tune enough." come to America to- punish us, you 20 per cent of substitutes, can be won’t care. You may care a little at sold_withou_t sub stitu te s_________ —r lf is army or navy, first. —I t m ay -m ak e your blood boil ’L, ' -Ltarn SHORTHAND. It will fill up 4th: Where mixed flour, contain' to see some shaved-head hog herder your empty hours find may be a Wend in in the kaiser’s unifhrm strike your ing less than 20 per cent substitutes -new!. wife across the face with the flat of is sold, additional substitutes must hia hand, or to hear the shrieks of bo sold to mak? up the 20 per cent. Just a little GRIT T his convenient n o t e STICK-TO.*y t* 5th: The authorized .substitutes your daughter as one of the kaiser's i t i v e n e s s . to? al are as follows: Corn meal, corn s h e Is grinning under • officers drags . her book is the m ost conven­ doing her away, h u t you won't care long. I ’ll flourf barley flour, katlir flour, milo ient and e c o n o m i c a l part to flour, feterita Hour, rice flour, oat tell you why. flour, peanut flour, bean flour, pota­ tu>lp win You'll be dead. } loose-leaf book made. the war to flour, buckwheat flour. The or­ There was a cabled paragraph in SO U T H E R N SCHOOL OF C O M M ERC E | N o t only are they excel*the newspapers a day or so ago that dinary breakfast cereals, such’ as 12" • reported the Russians as feeling bet­ oatmeal, cream of wheat, ont flakes S. l i ASTO N, ,a ' 2'' ' lent for school- work but and rolled oats, etc., are not substi­ O RL A ND O, FLORIDA ter inclined toward the allies. The tutes. ? are practical for many reason was th a t the German troops 6t h : Rye flour may he sold as a were poison gassing the civil popu­ uses around the office or lation o f .th e cffrftured towns. I t is substitute in the proportion of two an easy way to get rid of civil popu­ pounds of rye with, three pounds of store. lation, and, now th at the Germans wheat flour. ■ . *■* -1 - i . : - - ■ , 7th: Farmers certificates are in­ have hit upon It, they will probably valid after Sept. 1st. use It in all eases where they wiah to L : ■. 8th: Baker’s bread ‘must contain make room for German kultur. ilS Poison gasilng the' civilian popula­ 20 ocr cent of substitutes. 9tli: Consumers may- buy flour, i a ; tion la easier and quicker th an Shoot­ ICE SUPPLY DEPT. ing,it, aa wa s done In Belgium, I t la under these rulings, with the proper | • ’ ^ VOU d o ln g y^ U rs > j —I *V ' an d quicker thap d e p q rtln r it. pevcenUge of substitutes, to Jneet Buford, Florida ,easier -mm: *lmm Ji.m« m4*-fttf * L-. ■A Q W 'N |||||M |0); > n o n n a l-re q a lre m «lti? — ■ 1 i ■ ’004‘ Adi'' BRAINS PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD r * j ► Hand-Sewing on Hndty-niuslins a. % : tM ’i K i r ^ j I- F 00D ADMINISTRATION . S T U D E N T ’S LO O SE LEAF NOTE BOOKS er ^ w h e a tle ss K itc h e n E o r B a r n s , F e n c e s , O t it - H o u s e s & Co., Sahlord, Fla. — V' • * feg --. - 1 * - t 1 �J .* • ^ :r ..~ j . *• « ^•■■*. , . *f '’ . - I - ...... g -x'— %r*V v - - -- ; 1 '■■ • ' _• ' -• . '" - - / / - i — —/ - — -TT * ” • r "7~ _T *.. . .,»■ ^ ,Y7. ." ;• 1 ‘ ' i - *.' ••' • " •**•, r.m m* T»|«’ . . '--"-■ .* ■ j *%yr »r. . » « OTP ■ v, £ 2 SEPTEMBER 3, 1918 THE 8 ANFOJU) HERALD SEM INOLE $1,000 CLUB IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN H A P P E N IN G S OF IN T E R E S T IN A N D A R O U N D SA N F O R D B. 'D re w of Orlando was among M rs. M. C. Savage Jjas returned the visitors to the city yesterday. from a vipit to friends, and relatives For Wood an d heavy hauling seC in -Jacksonville where she spent the past month. » Murrell, or phone 378. 48-tf War Sating* Stamp Purchasers" and , Boosters . 1. S*. Rapp 2. W. P. Brooks 3. Yowell-Speer Co., Inc. I. F. F. Dutton 5. C. W. Brown G. First National Bank 7. -J. W. Booth 8. W. E. Scoggan 9. L. P. McCuller 10. P. M. Elder ; 11. H. G. Smith . 12. ‘Win!’ flothnm ly. - .— The Herald will publish this list witli any aiiditions thereto until after vthe imm ediate' War Savings Drive, beginning Sept. 9th and en d ­ ing Sept. 14th. Get your name oii t^is. list—“ help hack the hoys in the trenches." 4-tf - 7T‘i ’ JRney Service on Sunday The Jitney Buss will be operated on Sundays as usual'foe the accom­ modation of the traveling public to and from the city. No joy riding or pleasure trips but business only. E. E.TiOG AN . 3-2 tp • 1 PAGE THREE CU RBSTO N E GLEANINGS BUDGET ■OF O P.l S' I O N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith, " H e ’ll Print ’em”— So SayJJ Saunterer. Thrlfting—Are You? t V We think we are thrifting. But maybe we are drifting And the coin tjyit we clink is not saving hut shifting. For seemingly spending . Goes on without ending And heedlessness still is the tend of .* our trending. —. - - , for liver and* onions and corned bold and cabbage yourself. And you may rt'K tfp, powder, perfume, pull and manicure a hick till kindgnm comes, and every time that he passes'll liv­ ery stable the old gray mule' will bray. " * He’s a poor patriot who will slur his own friends or fellow citizens who ha\\* gone to spend their .blood for him and his interests whne he enjoys the blessing of u quiet, easy home life. Dlgglng. It is seldom that men discover rich mines without digging. x Nature com­ monly lodges her treasures am! Jewels in rock ground. If the matter ho knotty and the sense lie deep, they must stop mid buckle to It. and stick upon It- with labor and thought anil ••lose •contemplation, and not-leave* It until they have mastered the illlUculty and got possession of the truth.— ■ Locke. * . Mildred Ilojly left yesterday for 7 *1 ' • Itork Lime Orlando where she will he the guest of .Miss Lydia Yowell for a few days. - Cates Crate Co. has rock lime in * You never miss the .water until barrels. 0 dice open until’ 8 o’clock the well runs dry and you never miss If you neod stove wood "phone me. at night. Huy white we can get the the jieople from your town until they f can supply, you. ]{.«£• Du Hose. barrel iirne.. Cates Crate Co., suc­ go' away and just now- the war is ' 100-tfp cessor to Dutton Crate Co, causing lots of good irfihpie to leave • Jy .... *.' ” * 104-tfc Paul Jones spent- Sunday, with on various missions.' MajFbtt we will hom e, folks, coming down fflmf appreciate them the more when Gainesville ?whtTwh*r J^fWr?fmg with they come hack.* Mrs. Albert Fry is home, the In gleaning my meaning. „ • * • Unci£ Sam ’s urm y getting ready for guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. You’ll find gasaUning the hig spring drive. Aspinwall. Mrs. Fry is training for Is still used for dusting instead of for r, I wish' to commend the good cleaning, people o f Sanford and vicinity for Musson’s swimming poo! Is the the position of nurse in the Red Cross. And most of us batten the manner in which they obeyed • coolest place In town. Open Wed­ . ______________ hjs On tine far and fatten. the request of the Fuel Adminisnesday, T hursday, Saturday and While robing our softness in purple trution at Washington" to cut down Sunday afternoons. Fresh water Messenger Vaunted and satin. the consumption of gasoline on Sun­ every day. 85-tfp At the Postal Telegraph Odice, San­ day. They entered whole hdartedty ford.* Good chance for capable boy V Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith have into the scheme and some people Oh, -maybe you’re guilty and maybe or girl to learn telegraphy. ■ 3-tfc returned from a m onth's (rip through who were coming into church from you’re not, the west, most of which was spent in the country and were allowed to Hut ask. "H ave I thrifted as much Robert Holly, William Mallem, Why a Drive in War* Savings Next the mountains of Colorado. drive a car drove the old horse and as I ought?" Dick Terheun and several other Week? LEO N’S AU TO T R A N S F E R buggy to church. Many an* old ping Hoy ■Scouts under Assistant Semi t This question has been asked a P H O N E 91. H O T E L CARNES. that ha«Ir3**H*nturned out for J[y- ' 'J i?' Master Giles are camping ul Palm number of times. It can bu_answer- Our thrilling is fickle. Account sales .ren­ iln -tf since the auto came in was currmn^*'* It runs in u trickle. Springs tIiis week. ed fully by stating th at during the We pickle u nickel fo give us a up and placed hack in the shafts dered by the Florida Lieut. Kenneth Murrell of the past ten months since the govern­ | again tor light w o rk on Sunday. ___ _U^U c t — ■ » — — — i-MoloBJ-Corps w ith -h e a d q u arters at Citrus Exchange show Notice to the Public ment' has been selling W ar Ravi The day was so quiet wilh ‘all the Johnston,' JacKsonvu Jacksonvillee spent tCamp a m P Jonnaion, L-wULt i o l Jie responsible for any Stamps -there are ;Only about two Then ride on the trolleys exactly what fruit was cars stilled that it seemed strange Sunday-iwitfKhis-7i f f r P h W r T ^ ' ^ r ] r(jt‘|)lH Cuntracted by R., IL Goiger, . people irr every fifteqn of Seminole To go to the Follies and carried us back to childhood And hand ourselves thanks and A Mrs.. K. R. Murrell. Kenneth -re-| — -4tp tp I^ i\1 ro st/r. sold for, when, where county who have purchased Wur ".days when everybody remained at . couple of jollies. cently won his shoulder straps and Savings. Stamps an d thereby signi­ home or only drove* a fnw* miles out and to whom soldi and his many friends here are congratu­ fied to tin* government and to the •in the country and'.lh«* noisy, busyHon. Schelle M nines and lating him on his well deserved pro­ - die cost o f selling it. bqys over yonder that they were be- Mail still gpes on pulling, cars that have whizzed past tin* door have returned from a pleasant motion. . , Imbibing, an<| .stalling. This is all day Sunday With no respect for A specimen account to Mr Maines’, old home at Lake bind them and pushing. And'holding enough yet without (tin* dose of M A G R l ’DER'S Won­ the day or for the war with cut out Butler. They brought Mr. Maines" why a drive is needed next week. sales and' full explana­ "Hold! enough!"-ing, derful Medicine cures colic in horses wide open and ati bolts loose were nephew and sister, Miss Nettie home Think of it folks—two people out of like magic. Get it at L. R._ Philips with them. tion of the system of every fifteen of this county have While woman still poses. stilled for the nonce and, say*, it was «k Go's. • * Tues-2-tf War Savings Stamps. The people And shows us her hoses, some relief. I rather liked it* and handling returns wilj in authority have asked th a t the All silken and sheer to excuse Iter many of my neighbors liked it and The Hoard of Trade will move * - *• » Dissolution Notice he cheerfully exhibited discloses. people of Seminole county show th at into thefr new quarters in the Herald the fuel administrator knew' what he The firtn of Gibson & Wallace has they are in accord with every move­ building today, -and the m-xl regular io any bona-fide grow­ was lining when lie called for the this .d a y dissolved, H. L. Gibson \ ment that is fostered by tin* govern­ At the. end of the day, if you're feel­ saving on one day's gasoline that meeting will be held there if the er who will call at the acquiring the interest of A. C. Wal­ ing too good, ment, and have sot apart the week chairs can be procured in time. the hoys "over there" fighting our lace. . All hills and contracts due the offices of the Florida A sea food and chicken dinner, firm of Gibson & Wallace will be beginning Sept. 9th and ending on Ask this, " H a v e 1 thrifted as much battles might haVc more oil and ns i should?" . ■ . „ , r r . ii i fthe L4lU. to give those who have not gasoline to whip the Hun. I am Citrus - Exchange in GO cents, every Sunday, 12310 p. m. paid to If. L. Gibson, who will a ls o ’ , . *, . . in War Savproud of the way in which our and Thursdays 6 p. m. Daytona pay all indebtedness of the above subscribed their limit in Tampa, Fla., or on , ings. and tluate th at have not Thrift? Have we yet won it? people, responded and while there Beach Hotel Daytona Beach 100-tf li r in thought to subscribe ut all a chance Nay. have we begun it? may have been one or two who went: .Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dreasor ii. L. Gibson, L. A. H AK ES, Mgr. to -get right and fall in line. There­ It pop* up its head itnd we.sop it or right on using gas they were people have returned from a trip to New 2-3tc A. C. Wallace. Orange County Cltrtia fore. be ready with your additional who are of that caliber and thoy ure stun it, York where they spent a vacation Sub-Exchange * subscription or new subscription as But while we are raving the ones who will get theirs after the with home folks and qlso visited tin* Miss- Naomi Hurrold of Waynes- the case may be when tin* solicitors war is over and if they persist in dis­ Of salving and saving. Orlando, Fla. markets to purchase goods for their ville, N. C., has been the attractive call on you next Monday, Who of us is conscious of cutting n regarding requests and orders U nde new store here. guesL of tier cousin, Miss Muriel craving? Sam will close them up tight until Dr. D. C. W ard, Osteopathic Harrold for the week end. She has For Rent after the war. And meantime let 1 PI*, siciun. First National Hank recently accepted a position ip the Two apurtm ents over 10 Cent We still go hotelling the good patriotic people go right on Bldg., Phone 330-W. 64-tf Rogers renity oilier in Drl.aud Tor Store, Cool, nice rooms with front heljdng the government and the w’ar And swanking and swelling, Mr. and. Mrs. E. D. Chittenden the coming season. .j} .;* -: ^ Four roomp $16.00 per ■An if -war j porch. >t* run TiiVil ■war wrrr pnmi mr ■and seltt tTTff P7 - ..ii "rfidjntn. Eight rooms mill family hnvo ruLu n m l - l w i s — ■ >er month? tithe to kick, t h e geezer t h a t helped V1 > compelling, trip to points in Pennsylvania and l-tfe t h e kaiser i n s t e a d of Ins own gov­ For Sale or Exchange t Y u c h t '(N . H Garner We go r e s t a u r a n t i n g New York state where they have c o m p l e t e l y e q u i p p e d . 3fi 1 x 8 x 2 1 ernment. A n d j a u n t i n g a nt i t l u u n l i n g , spent llie past month visiting their ft. Drufl 1() II. I*. » Cyi., Buffalo Ited C r o s s M e m b e r s h i p s for A u g u s t With little denied that is wanton or old home and relatives and friends. engine., , Spded 9 miles. Uriginally * Strange Bequest. . ft. wanting. . Sanford A strange bequest was niude by a cost $4,000. Will sacrifice' for $500 M A G R U D E R ’S W O N D E R F U L I Will HORSE M E D I C I N E S . for . colic, as have no time to use it. New Member^—W. H. Hynes, If you're doing Ihe limit, keep hit­ retired, soap manufacturer recently. He left the sum of a, little more than staggers, big head; lameness, wprrUB, trade for Oakland, Bulck or Stude- George Hynes, Mrs. J. II. II.* Allen. ting on wood eleven hundred dollars, to found n Ad­ choking, quinsy, etc. For snle ut baker runabout automobile. Renewals—S. O. Shinholser, Mrs. And nsk, "H ave I thrifted as much homo for "Iwtudcaa cats' nnd doge." dress W." F. Ayres. Daytona Bench. S. O. Shinholser, Mrs. W. II. Hynes, L, R._ Philips & Co’s. Tucs-2tf GRAPEFRUIT/ but Stipulated that the money Is not to us I .could?" " " 2-tf Mrs. D. O. M onrot*R - L. Feck. Arthur Greene left Inst Saturday Fla. " he touched until the year 2tC3, by when the donor estimates It.will have foe Beech Creek". Penn., to visit his Geneva Home go p f i i f i t e e n n g ’ Increased to two hundred" million dolmother and sister -who are spending Notice to Auto Owners New Members —Lewis Ch a midis, And on the high gearing t) the summer there. He expects to r ti All owners of a u t o m o b i l e s a r e Geo. Peters, Mrs. Chas. Phillips, They hit the high spots with a rol­ Inrs. join the aviation corps or some hereby p u t on nitticw that all laws Mrs. G. A. Nicholson, Mrs. R. L. licking cheering, brunch of the service while there. regarding speed, lights hath front Gresham, 0 . If. Payne, Mias A. Pe­ And day-working Dooleys, * The Herald cannot be sent to any and rear, license tags, etc., will be ters, Mrs. Fred Taylor, W. J. Dan­ Are Hiiifllng patchoulis, subscribers who are not paid up to enforced to the letter. These laws iels, Mrs. L. Chninhlis. While over the ocean, they're living Renewals— Mrs. J. Prevatt, Miss ------- like cooliesrdate. This is a goverrfment ruling are on the s ta tu te honks and will he Bessie Hart, Paul DobleyTMrs. J. T. -— ----------------anil much as.tbe m anagem ent would enforced, E. E. Bradv, • McLain, Mrs. T . . Purdon, Mrs. W. like to accommodate th e "many sub­ Aye. aye, there they buckle* Fullnrd, Lester Brown. 3-2tj> Sheriff. scribers it is impassible to carry any Their belts as they knuckle Colored—Jack Gary. subscription accounts now. Please Hurd down to their work, while re­ Oviedo Change In Business remember this and pay now. fusing to truckle, Miss. Ella Pritchard. The interest in the film of Gibson And Punches and Pierrots T ry Magruder’s L I N I M E N T for <£ Wallace has been acquired by *— / . Chuluotn Are starving like*heroes, all lameness and rheumatism in II. L. Gibson and the business in the “ I always answer New Member— Mrs. Sarah Gill. While our self denipl is hitting the horses and human, ftet it at L. R. future will'be run ufidcr the name of G e o r g e t o w n C o l o r e d Auxiliar y zeroes. •" . Philips & Co. 4 Tues-2-tf Long Distance Tele­ H. L. Gibson. Mrs. Minnie Jones "New Members— Mrs. Betti* Ba­ t • • C-url fJchqltz, one. ut Unul» Bam'* trill hay<* charge of "the store nt the ker, Mrs, Leola Nixon,*'Mrs.* Etta As you pillow your conscience a 1 phone calls promptly. na v y boys is home on a furlough, rorner of Magnolia and Second Sneed, Mrs. Rosa King Johnson. bedtime tonight. after spending over a year in active tttreet'in the Imperial Thentre build­ Usually it means prof­ Ask this, "Apt 1 thrifting as much as service. Curl was one of the first ing, where u large and most comRed Cross Dues Payable I might?" ' of Sanford’s young men to enlist pleto^stock of sheet music, phono­ itable business or an opportunity to settle a There are ^ about, one hundred — Edmund Vtyice Cook. and lit* has been across a n d .h a d all graphs, records, etc., will he on hand names on the rolls whose dues ure # * *‘ # ' kinds of experieneb since leaving nt all times. Thanking the public past due. Will these members* kind­ problem quicklyund satisfactorily. home to take his pjaco among the for .past favors and soHciting your ly notify the secretary if they whdi c I never w a s jn u c h on this family • . nuvy fighters. His m any friends are future business we ask your patron- to be dropped or will- renew? Re­ tree and blue blood thing. With me J • ' i'O. n I),, glad to see him again. age , * . w 2-3tc “ When I talk A9, a man over the Long peated notices fail to bring n re­ it is just whnt av person is while they ft sponse. With October the annual are in my presence and actions Distance Telephone it is like being. face to reports of Seminole county chapter count more than a family tree that will be mode* nnd all members who apparently looks good from the out­ face with him. I <;an inject my personality are due the chapter for membership side b u t is Tull of worm holes below the bark. I see people every day two months or more will be stricken into the matter and win his confidence with­ who dote on their ancestors and they from the roll. ;-t are living now on what their ances­ Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Sec., out loss o f tjme. tors did in 1778—in fact thoy have Seminole Co,, Chnpter, a had cast* of "ancestors’’ for which A. R. C. whenGRANDMA they Shoultf have treatm ent. It is helps do it. No more back “ The telephone, both Local and Long ail right to have a good family name Executive Committee Meeting, It. C. breaking over a rubbing board The monthly business meeting of and most of us can trace hack our Distance, plays an important part ia our — not with GRANDMA on the Seminole* County Cfiajiter will be ancestry far enough to" discover that job; G R A N D M A gets right held next Monday night, Sept. 9th, w® came from some great man and business. W e have a Bell Telephone on down to the bottom o f things in a t Red Cross, headquarters. Several wc can also trace hack the record a hurry.' Dirt just can't bide every desk and the time and traveling ex­ matters of Importance-will come be­ far enough to discover some pretty •w ay when she gets after it. fore the meeting. All members of bad eggs among^ our lineal descend­ penses we save make the cost of our serv­ GRANDMA atop* the waste of this committee are urged to be pres­ ants. It is an even toss up and the cutting or cbippiog of bar soap, ent. man who is the least among us may ice one o f the most profitable investments/’ o , »- l You measure outT jost^b st you have the best ancestors and the Annual Business Meeting greatest among us may have come ------- the Woolen Sock, The annuaf business meeting of from humble parentage. Thank 3 - * You K nit with Grandma Seminole County ?Cl)upteV<\irO| bo goodness, in America the __poor, h ^ » I.* ^ ^ held early in .October, for, the purpose a t good a' chance to become great as or electing oflkers and submitting the rich and family trees are only — "tual reports. The date will be good for kindling the ‘ ‘ I la td i,- Out -of-1386 mem A genealogical expert can t 1t ‘ tri v GRAPEFRUIT/ Long Distance . Always Gets Quick Attention * - ■ - ’ES.actuaJIy easy Every Bell Telephone it q. Long Di !rwm ■ ^ : • � 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, 1918 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, September 03, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 03, 1918. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 1918; <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/5769fa7125efb4db5f8f9ef054f3e6ad.pdf 5497897bb04e31fad45eec3036093cb6 PDF Text Text m i •■*/• t i j if •* " . ■u -- ■ X J . . X , t.* * • • •» 1* I r»* ■ - '; V • ' . ■ • i ; PUBLISHED §EM1- WEEKLY 1 . > -* • • .2*1 t Y • .‘. f ^ L .. * Be ' ’■•' •.- t a : ON TUESDAY8 AND FRIDAYE . IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME X NUMBER 5 — SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER G. 1918 AVIATION FIELD HERE WORKORDER FERTILIZER MELLONVILLE EARLY DAYS WOULD BRING FLIERS IS WRONG FACTORY DESCRIBED BY GROWER; • THINKS BOARD TRADE IN SPOTS B U R N E D MENTIONS OLD SCENES TO W IL L D ISC U SS PR O JE C T NEX T TUESDAY N IC IIT . ' * • k The regular meeting of the gov­ ernors of the Sanford Honril of Trade • will he-held M onday-evening -8:00 o'clock, Sept. 9th, at the new. Board of Trade rooms over the Herald office,, MagAolin avenue. • Tuesday night, Sept. 10th, nt the Court House, the ‘regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trude will cpnvene. After this m onth’s meet­ ing, all meetings will he held in t h e hall of the Bonrd of Trade nt their new headquarters: I t is hoped ^tlint •nil interested members and citizens will.bo present Tuesday night. Our •Board of Trude is now on a solid working basis: it has already accom­ plished much gOod and will accom­ plish more merely, by your showing steres»*TrwH»'n-orl«Tut-UamL lor ! . REGISTER IN SEM INOLE List of Precincts -and Registrars Clerks and SENATOR FLETCHER D E ­ PLANT OF V IR G IN IA -C A U O - C iNA C O . D E S T R O Y E D . F I N E S U. S. R U L I N G . COVERED \ y r r H GI.ORY I M A N ‘W H O PLA N TE D Y. M. c . A. Workers Under Fire! ’ Help Iioys * / LARG- E S T ORANGE*GROVE. I At the floso ttf the Civit~\Var a boy in Tennessee, just from the nr- , my with a horse and a little money .*• concluded to go south.* No danger ’ * $ of-getting lost, as he has no special place in view. He found Atlanta in Ivi ' tl ashes, spent Sunday in Hawkins;5 • . .*1f ville; passed vyherc Jeff Davis was ' • ‘I The trucks on which Y. M. C. A. captured; ony ' little store at Val­ ‘ •’ * .• ‘ free supplies-were transported were dosta. LUke: City, Gainesville and Ocala * under fire constantly for several nights nnd were frequently hit by were small -villages. He stayed all night at Moss IllufT on the OklasheIX fragments and shrapnel. w-ttha river. Fifty miles to' MellnnIn several cases the supplies dis­ *>.s ville and only’one house on tho rpard,tributed by the -"Y” g>en were re­ Mr. Stewart's nenr where Apopka Is ceived by soldiers who had find prac­ now. Stayed all night there and to *• tically no rations for two difys. One Mellonville qext d a y —thaL-,was as • t" officer whose company was given far as he could go.*. . . food from a -truck asked the driver There ^Nvere no roads n o r- setthe— to go to nnother position where there ments south of Mellonville, .whioh was a body of troops suffering for food. .The ride, wns over n road wns .the head of in"ig a tio n qn St. swept by shell fire ami tho driver Johns river nnd naituu for Captain — UTU* in momentary danger of being Mellua wfiu diod--th»r»»—anti wns burieil on • the bank of the' fiver.. : • -j Blown oil the faic ol tin lurth, l>ut The soldiershad built Fort Reed , m • he found the sulTering men and dis­ , ' ~— IT- mt tributed bis entire truck load of ra­ two miles from there. There were about twenty houses in that neigh­ tion:! utnong/--t-hrTn'. . I j borhood, u little store and. no post . • '..yss. ' Vrflj office. Some of’the soldiers were dis­ . J Letter From Joe Chittenden fl charged there and commenced the « •• * * . first white settlement while in Or­ The following letter from b ^*1 **• ange county. The county was about Chittenden recently wounded ninety miles long by sixty wide and France will be interesting: • • t • 1 hud seventy-five registered voters. Somewhere in France, ( Provost Marshal General, whose tie - , , ‘ , . , , , . . Tem perature.—Temperature r a n g - ,son Ht;,re .There wns no town or cnuK house in August 3, 191». vision that the meaning given to the; Several of the • m p lp y ta • »«"t per*f£ 2 3 ed from 2 deg. Below normal in the Registrar, A. A flicks. | Ahe c o u n ty .* Precinct No. 5, Oviedo, Flu. or.ler tu the Council oL Defense w**|M>nal property m the fin as noth nK . l w Mother; west to 1 deg. above in the northern :vl ' ■ Placti of Registration, Lawton " w i t h o u t t h e Consent or approval, of could be taken out after- the fire . . Well, it didn't take long for them Went hunting with Arthur Speer * -1 portion. Midday tempera turns were •" \ • and killed u big buck the first day, the War D epartm ent" must, of , "ttirled on account of the rap.d heat to lay me uji, but I thank tiod it is Bros, store.r l moderate. Registrar. R. W. Lawton. course be accepted as final, reads us »«>'. . .««•••"» . by .the Homes. , Supt. an injury th a t will get well. 1 wrote Went fishing and caught an ei&ht :M Precipitation: — Except locally, Downing lost a number of valuubly vo|| a col|p|c „f wt.,.ks ago and have pound trout. Went fire hunting Precinct No. 6,' Geneva* Fla. . ?i ■ J -*| follows: -9 where the rainfall was somewhut vernl *not. .had, a chance to write since. draughting instruments and’ sevi with Mills and killed one of WoodPlace of Registration, Postolfice. k 1 "The Miami Metropolis, above the normal, there wns n gen­ suits of clothing. * Registrar, Aubrey Moran. don't even know whether rfiat letter Tuff's milch cows the. first shot. Fell * * r - 1 "M iami. Florida: eral deficiency, being most pronounc­ Precinct No. 7. ( huluotu. Fla. • The loss cannot ho eatiniuted ut was mailed or not as we left the in love with Florida und concluded ->7 ed in portions of the central and "Y our wire of Saturday received this time as some of the fertilizer can same night. 1 wns assignee) to Co. to stay und raise an orange grovo. Place of registration, Postolfice. southern digjsions. The weekly total about, om* o’clock Sunday afternoon lie' salvaged and the .records being D, 168th Infantry, one of the oldest Registrar. J.- T. Jacobs. Tlte largest grovo in the state was was particularly heavy in Bradford, and was submitted this (M onday; burned copies will have to lie sent regiments on this side. Precinct No. 8 -GaLriella, Fla. four acres at Mellonville. Most of, linker and Putnam couhties, where Place o f‘ Registration, Gabrielln morning to the provost marshal gen­ from the main offices to be checked We started moving ns soon 'as we the old settlers had a few trefba in the totals rnnnged from l to 7 eral, aod was advised thut no such but it can be placed over the $150,­ . . . . , school building got there, a n d .I got my first glimpse their yards, but no commercial inches. Showers occurred almost Registrar*. 1000 mark it is said as there- was a lllf 1»- » F A 1. army---- Tllitl nighL-tU: gi oWwa ■ mub iiiiMm being planteth h"* * • *S. E. .Mathers ........ — I ( ’op 1i n ued on Page Five* duily in sumo localities, w h e y nearby 1 _Liii— K m lm N o . - l f — LouJUiouiutL hiked about 12 kilos i*7 • j, jj miles i and Commenced looking for n location. Place of Registration Postolfice. had to stop about every 15 or 20 There was a settlem ent on south t' audition of Crops Practically Registrar. 1 J. Niimver. minutes to keep a Roche plane from Apopka. The settlers said they were all growing crps need ram. especially Precinct No. 10 l ake Mary, Fin. shooting us down. W«,ll,- we moved protected from cold by the big lako cane, though this crop was ureutly Place of Registration. A. jO Sjob'! t h a t w.ay for four nighta^and finally and had never had n jilling frost. benefilted where rains occurred, Irish lorn store. . , • ! ended up with a trip in m irk s to the There were a great many w-ild orange potatoes, strawberry plauts, need • • ■ • * Registrar, A. E. Sjoblom. Chateau Thierry front. We were in trees growing around the lakq. beds .and some peanuts, velyet and Vrcclnct No. 11— ARamonte Spring* there for seven d a j l under shell fire Bought forty acres from the state • castor hernia. Preparations are be-, Place o f ’Registration, A. FI. Ful­ Dr. Dolan Thinks They Arc Barrier Against Diseases all-the time and part of thn,time un­ with a wild grove qn it, cut tho trees ing made for truck generally, and ler store. der machine gun lire. 1 stayed with off three feet from the ground, bud-----*> Much More Dangerous. • some small crops have been planted, Registrar, A. H. Fuller. them until Dm la»t-'duyr-bilt thay got Tied Diem and had fruit in three although the weather has been too ....................... .................... 1 " " me then. We had advanced up a years: added to it and made thirty wurm nnd dry fo r- m u c h activity. TOOK JOY RIDERS NAMES There are two sides to the ques­ fias not entered our Florida cattle |,,|| under heavy fire and wore lying acres. It is now the oldest grove in Sweet potatoes, as a rule are doing for the tick stood guard. Anthrax., on the crest of it. The first thing 1 the state, and has been hearing fifty well. Much of. the cron crop has 1Those Who Rode on Sunday Will tion of the eradication and elimina­ is qo respecter of persons, rich or , knew I felt a heavy thud and found years and has a good crop now. • tion of the rattlo tick. T been harvested; the yield is poor to poor, and claims its victims e v e r y - t1IIUI h a t my broken. The bullet Some of fhe troce will have a yield lie Sent to Washington ill/ leg was “ - ------------• It has been said -the tick must go. good. Cotton is being picked gen­ Vefil all the way through my thigh of ten or twelve crates. . .' . While the' Fuel Administrator does The cattle tick, also -C*Hcd Texas day. erally; there has been some deteri­ artd came out the other sitle. I was The questloh has been asked, does Another disease, Black, Leg ia oration, and weevil are bail in somo not wish to bo rpaan about the re-­ fever tick, la going to bfc extermin­ sure lucky, as I lay there four hours orange growing pay? Wc have to go • produced by a specific bacillus read­ localities. The yield is fair to good. quest to. put up the joy wagon on ated if what we read In the papem ily .distinguished-!com t W causing before the fellows could get me out. by what, has been done. Citrus fruits are generally promising. Sunday he will tend in th# names of ia ao, and none to raise a voice in I ’ll be all right again in three or four ’ The writer selected »• location, all those who were seen, on the its behalf, for th e good It has done Anthrax. Cattle between six months don’t worry about mb. prepared the land and planted a 30H 1U IIU I9 "so w ---------- • . streets last Sunday, and next Sun­ for the great state that_ lias given it and "two year's of age are the moat months J' u it go\‘ back to a base hospital to­ acre grove for T. C. M cKey of Val­ . Word for the Sailors susceptible to this disease, hut it has day all who are on the streets unless shelter so long. The verdict has day and I will be all O. K. here. Atlantic Squadron, Aug., 1918. they are on business th at is allowed Ho gone forth and the Texas fever tick not entered Florida* for the tick We have some mighty fine officers dosta, <?a.,* -thirty years ago. • » • Editor Sanford Herald: had accumulated $200,000 from the stands guard. them will have their names taken must go. and the attendants do all In the profits. He got $20,000 for the crop ; Dear Sir—I have read quite a few and they may he stopped and queaHemorrhngla Septicemia is a high­ Why don’t they call It the Florida world they can to help yod. Guess last year and the crop Is as godd or » letters sent *td the Herald by - the tloried by the officers in the efforts ly fatal and infectious disease to tick? I t looks as if th a t would he a I ’ll quit now, as I feel a little tired. better this year. hoys across and .those going across find Q'u t j UBt why they arc riding If thero is any better name and more appropriate cattle and other nnimals. The dis­ Don’t w orry.. .There isn’t any more evidence wanted in this case we re­ and they seem very proud of th e | This j oy* riding edict at present is ease is essentially a septicemia or fact th a t they are over there, or • ........................ • than the Texas tick, but aV every blood poisoning, and the invasion to worry about, than there would he fer to Mr. McKey himself and to -t-i if I wns in the same shape at home, Walker Bros., packers a t Orlando, •• • ' , ' H .. . • j n„ • resent something great as the state occurs from Inoculations. In F lo r- 111 1 u he. 1 envy. them, very much but It . th<? ,e to pay attention who have bought the crop several ------- nU , ju ‘ hooves the people to pay attention is large. I am sure tho tick comes Ida, however, the tick has" stood | Lovei to all. Army Postolfice 708 American Exp. I years and to L. W. Moore, who looks liko they arc trying to give the ^ ^ requpst and l0 keep the car# guard against this disease. under th a t head or class, for it has hoys th at are- hooked over here the |n tho gji p Qn Sunday u n ^ | t U Forces. • takes care of (he grove.— B. S. M. i a ,The last but not the least of infec­ accomplished some t re a t things for raz z ,'a o please do not forget *&at absolutely n»n«««nrv Flo'rida Grower. necessary to to use use them, them. tious and communicable diseases is the boys of the Atlantic Sqtiadron on This of courso does not apply to the the state of Florid*. laTge Btock-Ql valuable materials on One man snya in his writings, "I tuberculosis. - 1 have never j e e n J t J n hand. Nothing can bo learned of ~thtl iide sweat just as hard lor people from the country- who come Hey Chittenden 111 CuliJ • Florida "cattle and I have been test­ Uncle Sam as those “ over there.," in to church or other good and suffi­ attribute the oppbsition to tick erad­ ing i t for years hut when Florida tho plans of the company regarding Roy Chlttender,. who Is with ication to groaa ignorance." Respectfully, cient reasons. ‘ ■ tick is eradicated, then the get rich tho rebuilding of the plant. This U U. S. Marines is stationed \ n C u b a * A Sanford SailoL ' Well, I want to show some of the quick, regardless of who suffers, will the second time within a few years and the camp paper gives him sn ' 3j friends a n d . enemies of the tick begin to get in their work and tuber­ t h a t it has been entirely destroyed item sh o u t a hall game recently Death of Infant Daughter • At the Temple N e it Sunday The little daughter of Mr.- and some of the great things It baa ac­ cular cows condemned in other- by fire and while fertiliser plants .are played down t h ere. I t seems th a t In connection with the plana being ' Mrs. Ben Munroe died at D aytona complished. states will he shipped In by the a necessity even during the war it Roy is still hitting th e old-horsehtde -made for the work of the church for Florida does ncrt.hax0 th at dread hundreds. B ut as long as the Flor­ may be th a t on account of the high and running bases as well os ever ....................7* I|AV I Beach Tuesday after a lingering illh c - c o m l n « y c „ l h e p » l o r n«v M m o n th ,. The I,.by disease Anthrax or Charbon. An­ id* cattle tick sta n d i guard they will price of materials and scarcity of and war has had no effect on his labor t h a t the plant will be a tem­ prowess. The following item is from 1 ■” Cy S had been .lek Iron, Inl.ncy thrax exists in moat countries of be kept out. mornlny on the .nb,oc... U |^ lhoul,hl , h . t . ch. „ , o to Europe, in Asia, Africa, Australia Why eradicate the Florida cattle porary stru c tu re .u n til after the.w ar. "R u m o r,” the camp paper: and fn our own country, especially .................... “ Our first run in the second inning i « t " J S T S ! ? * * , which' tk* bench woldd ™ ; h o t It tick when by' ________ so doing jyou open theThe plant carried insurance hut in the lower Mississippi Valley, the way to other diseases more deadly ( the building would cost more now to was the work of Chittenden, who h c 'in . . , 7;30 will be " G o d " Know,- — ^ ^ G ulLstatee and in some of the east­ l «<gt of Hta Icoplo. flelda for tho6C above an(j the little ern and western states. While it is to man and beAst? The tick does erect and this may discourage tho after getting a.hit stole second, third not attack man, woman or child.-but-V. C. Co. In their plans a t this time, and to cap the climax stole home. omo nnd hear him. winged its flight after all th at chiefly limited to cattle and sheep. It the other diseases do. Tick fever is This field, however, is too big to he The stands i'went wild when he did may be transm itted to horses, mules, not an infectious disease, / t is n q t ! ignored and it is certain th a t, some this and the echoes are still ringing ' nkilled P h y .1 .1 ... nnd the b e .. i o s t s , dogs, hogs, cats, rabbits, guin­ carried, from one animal to another timo In the future a big plartT will he through the hills and valleys." t ________________ nursing could do. ' Services al Holy Cross The funeral was held from the ea pigs and mice.. The -variety of but Anthrax Is.' H animals having rebuilt here. The loss ia keenly felt domesticated animals which it may ticks-die you can sell the hide and in Sanford and vicinity whete the Methodist Church The services a t Holy Crosa church residence of Mr. snbd Mrs. Jsm es attack renders i t - o n e of the most the meat also can be utilised. But p le a t made a showing in weekly pay this Sunday will be the Trnrly cele- Cowan Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Sunday school a t 9:80.: PreachingIrtL * •" dreaded scourges of animal life and Epworth League a t 6:80. ‘ bration with music a t 7:30 it. ro. and MUo Massey of the Baptist church in the ease of those having A n th r a x ' rolls and it is hoped t h a t the com- a t 41. men, women and children are sub­ the only safe remedy is to burn t h e 1pany ’ the Vesper sorvies a t 7:30 p. m. with officiating. Interm ent waa m ade In ............... ' os ’ so o n's* possible Evening aervices at 7:30. Preaching •' will rebuild ject to this infectious disease.' sermon. ’ i * - ’ Lskevlew cemetery- The sym pathy animals. morning and evening by Rev. 8 . L. and build • bigger and better than .I n th e -time of Alexander the ' "•'-i • * Announcement for the late m o rn -' of their many friends is extended t o Crowson, pastor of he • Webster (Continued on Page Three) before. ' ; Great, thousands .perished, hut it U>. tv * Methodist church. Ing service will be mads later. tbs bereaved parqnte. ——*----- ■ — i -» . . • . • • v • . »• ■ . ^—1 . ■ 7T • ' •• .■ • •. *_____ , , ” •7 -— -------- - • . j . —r--- — .• r \ Tuesday evening -about 7:110 the The work or fight order promul­ gated %by the. State Council of De­ alarm of lire brought the depart­ fense seems to have been too sweep­ ment to the plant of the Virginiaing in many respects,and people all Carolinn Chemical ..Co., where the over Florida have bepn wanting roof of the older, part of the building more definite information regarding was discovered on fire and a fire the order and also wanting to know th at burned so quickly that the entire whether the Btato order superceded old and new building was nblftzc and a n y 'o t h e r orders or not. Accord­ burning fiercely In a short time that ingly the Miami Metropolis wrote made the. e.fTorts'of the fire depart­ Senator Fletcher regardipg the order ment useless ns far ns the plant of Precinct No. 1—Sanford, Florida and the following from the M etrop­ the V. -C. (Co. wa^ concerned. Place of registration II. C. Du* olis will he interesting:' * . The 'night watchman discovered Bose office, 112 North Pnrk avenue. Miami the fire almost as soon as It started Credit must be given tin Registrars, H. C. DuBose, Chief, John D. Jinkins, It.* C. Maxwell, A. Metropolis for obtaining an authori­ but it had been de.vel.qpcd by spon­ L. Betts, A. K. Powers nnd W. G. tative ruling on a qvlestlon th at has taneous combustion of the chemicals been raised by u rerent^order of the nntl 'Was so fast th a t almost before Fox. Florida Stute Council of Defense. he found it and could get hack to Precinct No. 2— Lake Monroe, Fla. This .was-to the VITeil tliat tryn en­ the telephone to call tho department Place of Registration, E. A. Os- gaged fn "tTN building trades would it had seited upon the entire build­ have* to tram^or themselvua t o -w ar ing nnd h c had jiarely time to grab your'county, and.jdty L id i c a t U m s ^ U ^ o k ^ u w ^ S * . V ­ . . . .l .-----I - ___I__ tv_1.1__ % Osteen. work, by September 15. The Me­ the uddingtnarlimt* troin. the front Registrar, t* E. A. are thut a Inrger than usual number tro p o lis Immediately applied to Sen­ office jtydicn tllffllfli wus AlillTrat bpon .. Precinct No. ;l- -Sanford. Fla. of tourists will efime to Flofida this ator Duncan l ’. Fletcher to secure him. Place of Registration, Fire Station year and Sanford wants her share hn~ official interpretation’ of the net Tin* lire department staved on the n n d .to get tljom wo must wqrk .to­ in City Hall.' as far as it relates to the question at stem: and rendered good service in Registrars, Schelle Mnines, Chief, gether for that end. that At the Tuesday night’s meeting Walter Haynes. OsbJ.rn Gernilon. issfle. It will be . . .noted . “ . the !‘VSen-*! putting out -tlip blaze on u string of . m t I II %V- . . - n a , I n.a I* D iiln .rt U I a to r’jf reply, which is appended h e n - ! ' Q , ,(|ix „„ Irnrk noar M. II. Massey, Jus. C ’. Roberts, C. we will also take up the question of to. finishes with the statement t h a t 1the 1 plant. 1 The switch engine pulled L. Britt, Harry J. Wilson, W. L. erecting a landing station for air­ "the Department recognizes . the o a t the train and saved three cars planes from the CarlstrOm and Barr Watson." Wm. McKinnon, F. B. great danger of too broad and too and the other seven wef-e pulled out Adams. Fields nt Arcadia.. general application M the work or , anti -extinguished by the department, *Preclncl No. t —Paola, Fla. Senator H etcher » ^ ^ w w al. light order." Place of Registration,' C. D. Pear- account of his interview w.th Wealhcr nnd Crop Conditions ,no, t d ttlroved. Following is list of places anti registcra-appointed- to serve in the different precincts of Seminole coun­ ty by the local board 'for the coming registration to take place on Septem­ ber 12th, -1918 of persons between the ages of eighteen and forty-six years, registration will be open from seven a. in. to bine p. m.: • IN DEFENSE OF THE TICK j . A- r__ • - - ■■ • Paris, £ept. 3.—True to the best traditions of the Red Triangle, the workers attached to a famous urmy division th at participated in the big push on the. Chateau-Thierry front have covered themselves and the Y. M. C. A. with glory. �’ . "■* * ♦ v * * % ' , . * . A _ ^ „ l O ‘ • . t . ______ J . ^ ■ • . ' • # ' , • T ..V . A I I , '. - . - ______________ , ’ ’ • • * . £ , SEPTEMBER 3, m * THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR Lost—S u n d a y night, Aug 23 road between D aytona Beach Lake Wales, via:* New Su.\ steam er Tug. Liberal reward i( turned to Mr. Clyilo Brady. I. burg, Fla. Sentim ental value. Wc would run better pictures if better picture's were made. . . . ‘ • • * • • *• FOR KENT TH URSD AY WEDNESDAY TUESDAY • 0 \s* “The Heart tif the Also the Official Allied sews. Also a two! » # reel Comedy. ‘ (ioldVvn Feature—Howard Hick- The Genuine Fadline Frederick IN ' ‘ man in “Blue Blood.” Also “A “ MADAM JEALOUSY ” * Fight For Millions.” Also Also a Good Comedy. a Comedy. .. F R ID A Y - i • PLAN FOR F U T U R L GROWTH For R ent—2 } j acres well mi freiicd and tiled, hamm ock land, good well, ,:j room house, all fenced. See F.*C, Welsh, at Stu<lio Bank building, Park ,avenue, jClty. Also qno" fertil­ izing machine, new,’ for sale also, ,1 plough an^l scratcher, l j j ton paper and*stakes. ' • 3-2tn . SATURDAY The Sensation of the season, OVER T H E R E / ’ with CHAS. RICHMAN MY FOUR COMING—GERARD’S AMUSEMENT — 8 z4X^m?.*trz t f AT TH E STAR FRIDAY YEARS IN flung out when he indulges in mag­ nificent dissipation. Nero h a d bis hanging gardens, Louis XVI had his Versailles with its love courts and countless other rulers nbd men of powers have^ had • their pavilions, their pleasure palaces and their re­ treats. secret and otherwise. • • • "Decadent modern millionaires "Over There" is a big p» hnve their studios and mountain play built above the thrilling lodges concealed until .some tragedy which followed o w decimal! reveals their existence to the public, war with Germany uml confer oung I n view “ill this it is only natural ■lives of a small group o f . ways that the authors of "Blue Blood." a people who in their various t>H<-mSelexart dram a starring Howard rise to' the occasion. During have devised a jtion of the story, both -tars, in their Hickman, should respective, roles enter into Elude like form of indulgence for the prin! Sam 's whirlwind recruiting cant- j cipal character in their play. Uo li ‘ eg pf stirring >Spencer Wellington., the Inst j\l. a pnigns, _anfl _u mynbe Uuv.. of hits are 1staged .q1vtiitt_14a.wk.Lm. l - This is the first ancestors, who - m a i i i w a - girl of /«>rof1, tin* ‘Recruit/ ----... time that till* n b l i r . i t . d irv-lund tune without telling Jier of the tain' ed unto the 01 madness ib his blood. man-o'-wur bu making of a p uma. and it-* j n u ceb-ludpd. port of his estate «ppe«r.ni<T*-nfi* yrrf'rr. nivitflti 11,...,. ..... i. .., 111,11 1* ,* Reports th at ' have been rect i ' ed by Arthur S Kane, General Manager of Select Pictures, indicate that one ‘ of the rc’asons why "Over There,” the new Select production Starring Charles Richmann and Anna i). Nilsson, which will he shown at the Star Theatre next Friday is being heavily hooked throughout the Death Ends Revel In Maniac's Hare country, is because ol its vbry direct Death Ends Revel appeal to men of enlisting age T he surest sign of a man’s mental throughout the communities where dissolution, psychologists tell us. is it is shown. It is estimated by You are cordially invited •to visit • i our Millinery Store on Wednes­ day, Thursday, Friday and Satur­ day, September, 4-5-6-7, to look over our Millinery and Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear. “ • * * We take pleasure in presenting the authentic fashions for the autum and winter season, repre­ senting the choicest in creations from all the recognized sources showing correct combinations o f taffeta with velvet velour, with Georgette and crepe, Lyons Velvet and Panne. Hats in the new fall shads, black, purple and taupe, brown and new shades of blue. , Black' and white ■ • • morning hpts our specialty. Cor. Church and Orange St. LANDO, Eight room house for rent, SE cor nor Cypress avenue ami T h lrd ’street J. E. Pace. * • ' 101-tfc GERMANY For R ent— Ten acre (arm near Moore's Station. Five acres tiled. Good large house and bnrn. Ca«h rent. See W. M. Haynes at Herald Office. . ____________ 100-tf those who have seen tl^e picture th at .its presentation will-hoe appreciable irttluence on recr for the United Stntcs army, a this connection the famous battleship "R e c ru it," which chored in Union Square, p leading part. ^ 1 Tht* picture was produced ui»<u*r the direction of Janie* Kirkwood anti it> abide scene* have been es­ pecially Commented- on t for their careful staging and attention to de­ tail. It s a red»-b!ocided play of war and love and adds a new .feather to Select's cap. -:- FLORIDA Furnisl|ed Rooms by Day, Week or M onth— Park avenue Flat, 10^ North P a r k 'a v e n u ^ ove.r L.iR. Phil­ ips & Co. drug store Mrs. C. C. H art, manager. 30-tf Have A Look at the Derby pro­ perty, 610 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, Fla., and make un offer for it to A. Derby, 97 Washington Avenue. Oil Citv. Pa. 96-15 -b FL O R ID A M UST TA K E LEGAL ADVERTISING M IL L IO N S M O R E . If Floridu is to do its full duty by War Savings Stamps as it has liy L J R t f r G r o s s a c if the T r s I V T . A. it will he necessary to sell about $15,000,000 w orth’of War •Savings Slumps between now und Ib-cember 1. Approximately ?o,000,000 of this bus already been |i11dged and another S.S.noir.oli^i alri ndy bouglit, leaving a little over .*1.0,000.0OO u> he actually bought in addition to the amount already pledged. ‘ ’ ’ MASTKIt’H SALK ♦1 ♦ Senator Trammell has appointed R. R. Tomlin of Plant City to suc­ ceed R. A. Gray as his secretary. Gray has been commissioned as cap­ tain in th.( motor transportation divi­ sion. Gray was once a newspaper man and ao was Tomplin. Tfto lat­ ter was administration house ‘leader under Trammell as governor, and exhibited marked ability as a parlia­ mentary tactician. . Volusia county will vofe on com­ pulsory dipping of cattle Novembor 6th, Brevard county recently car­ ried its election and St. Lucie coun­ ty is preparing to hold an election this fall. Palm Beach county carried some time ago, Broward county and Dade county are tick free, so there ia a very good cnancc for the entire East Coast to lead the state in this great movement for freedom. Alachua, which ia one of Florida's leading c a tt le ’counties ia just begin­ ning to get ready to eradicate thri tick. Alachua took first prise s t the atate fair. ' • » . CLA SSIFIED ♦ A D V E R•T ISIN G « ' berg? The long lilit'r of, broke pesunts in Serbia and Houinnnia tinpopulation of Belgium and northern France torn from their homes to work us slaves for the Germans; the poor prisoners of war starving in their Jjuts or working in factories anti mines; the cries of the oltl a n d the children wojinded by bombs from Zeppelins; the wuils of the mothers for their sons;_the very rustling of the air us the souls of ten million dead sweep to another world why must all these horrors come upon a fair green.earth, Where we believed that love und help and friendship, genius, science and commerce, re; ligion and civilization once ruled." In the introduction to Amhassnror James W. Gerard’s renfarkahle fiookl he so eloquently asks these ques­ tions which nil the world is;interested in. In the big. remarknble film production of the book, " M y Four Y’ears In Germany,” *you will find the answer why the. world is at war, you will see ^unrolled before you tlie whole history of German intrique and plot. . The picture will be show'n at the .Star T heatre soon. .’ ♦ With this situation confronting the state, there was no other alter­ native bul to put on another intens­ ive campaign p t.io d from September 0 to 14. ft is realized that this comes at u bud time of the year, hut war is rapidly teaching the nation that it cannot arrange its program* for the accomplishment of any pur­ ^ All Local A dverttnem entB Undet pose at the most convenient time, or T his H eading T H R E E C EN TS a to suit personal wishes. Line For Each In sertio n . M inim um ♦1 Tells (icrnmn Secrets " Is tt not a shame that the world should have been so disturbed; that peaceful men are compelled to lie in' mud and tilth in the depth of raw winter, shot at and stormed at anil shelled, waiting for a chance tu mur­ ders some other ‘inoffensive fellowcreature? Why must the people of old Poland die of hunger, not tinding For* Kent —Beauty Place, | miles from pustofficei 15 acres under cultivation. Good house. Large wnoils pasture. Apply C. II Lcf- ♦ 1* , N o t i c e - U heri-by’ g l v . n i t m xiriuc i f u ltn»l' i t r c n e ol foprrtii».m and *nl ' nrnlr amt j nlcn-d In J h e I'lrruli I'.iuri <d Sem inal 1- c o u n t y , Flotilla, In ClUnrrfv. 1.tar in g Sate Auguit ISIS, wherein I*»*!•f I. Thrnaher !• ri.rntil.lri.nl. anil I’l t l . n i I'orliork I, it, I, n i l . n l , I. «• «p* rial matter, taill niter tor *ate and aril. In (rnnl the I'ourt IlnQrr door in Seminole county. H ' tIda. during the legal hour, <lf «ate,.nn %!••!.* dit-. 'tthrnbar 7 t n . ISIS. In the hlgt.e.i l.i.l.or * • a«h, i'll, (ollnwtng it« .crth.il ,-r- t­ in Seminoltt r n u n ly, Ktnrlda. tn*ail II. ginning at the tlieint | m•11)I of 1* f# r «reti«»n of T enth (|Oth) Strert «n<l l*< * a»t Vvenur. running thenrr »oulh *l"f.c *t# ■i «i *i«j** of vl.uruit A v m u p Flft\ to .1 fitt-nne mat Di.f lfun'ir«-<l S» t****n 117 > tit an alley. Ihenc* north alone thr » M t tide of »aid allry F i f t y . (R0) fr*t to T**nlh 110 1 S t r n l, thenri* w« *t alone •••uth 1 «idi ».f T*nfh .ftii On** Hufidti*! **• '• r n t it ii I I 7» frrt to thr point .of* lirgit. • • k‘. Urine l.ol Sit »!•» nh Itlork T a r lv r 1 .’ f Tirr "TV* «*f K. II. TrafTont'* Map **f th* Town of Kanfoid . Florida, with thr appirtf-nanre* Oi»-r**t6 h d u n g in i. to satisfy drefrr and rn«t»« S C IIK LLE MAI N F S. Sprrlal M i i t r | l>u*kin*nn A- l»irkrrr»m*. Sidintum U r - f ’ora plain ant. U T un-M r I •N O T H 1: o r . MA.STKIt'N SALK Ni.fir*- 1% hcretiv iflvrn that, undrr and l*y virtue of 4 filial tfrrrr** of forrrloaur®. tM‘i ,f'C •»ut of the f'lfciiit Cou rt. Seventh Judi*t«l t i r r .,11 .,f Florida. in and for Komirod* c o u n t y . on the l!Mh flay of Augu*t. * M l'*l%. in a n r(«in ratipe. In «atd court pendir»c. wherein Jam.* N. (lam ld e l» plaintiff and t arn.* A. I . i w r m r r and T. II I.a»r*nre are defendant*. 1 have levied upon and »ill *••11 l»rfore the court house door In Sanford. Semin**!** county, Florida, on the 7th da> of October, A a 0 / I9IH, the aame hrinf a lepal ■tlr day. dtirinr the frfa! houm of «al«*. to the highest anil lieat tdddf r for rath, th* following di acrilied property *ituatr. I>irg and h.ing in Seminole c ou n ty. Fla., to-wit l o t Kl f I \ . v « n i 57 k ■J t k,i f. i »i, The Liberty Loan drive’ will begirt C harue 25 C ents. • the last two’ days of September, in answering nn uuverttaemont which made it impractical to have a War Savings drive an y later than where no name is mentioned in tile id, please da not nsk The Herald September 1 tin. for Information as to the identity of ; is far behind in its tlie advertiser. Usually wb do not in amount (Hircbased know who the advertiser is and if pledged. The county we ilti we aiA- n»l.-wlU>w>»d—Hr rin» l h - f n t. in p l . t llmili «i | » | n -orgnnrr Ml | P | f t y - u n r i f il i *•( ‘ i r . n j . out this Information. Simply write |M« • ru» S, -ninnl** r.iunty I, Plnrulu ».t<! a m o u n t wi l l )>«• raiH cn. a m i is D 'liv in ^ a letter und address it as per in­ r«> i.. I.. -•>I<1 : , . . i i , l y th,- - ui :j l1 • ilunrir, ,! S i .l,- . n i l . l ion I *f» nothing undone to bring War Sav­ structions in the nd lllo.il 7* .itiuilgi it tn nr dur and n . t . t ’l. ing-. and the splendid feature of this I'> *In* ».in t'.rrii X. I . i » r r n n «nd T. I>. I..»r,-nr<- In thr . . I d J . m r * N. G«mbIV, t«plan us un investment, as wolf us the. grthrr « i t h tit" teg.I n . t . and rh.rgr* in FOR SALE discharge of a patriotic duty, to* the. ronnrrtiim * l t h thr . a ir of .a id proprrty Purrhiwir t« pay tor dred. . attention of every rtinn, Woman and J. J. DICKINSON, For Sale— Sows with pigs, qr Sprcial Ma/trr. child in the county. . shouts.’ Good Durnr Jersey stock. Marinn ti. Itnwr, S.dlritnr for t'um plalnant. There are many people in Florida Inquire Rex Packard. West Side. who do riot yet understand what a 4-tfc War Savings Stamp is. Many are under the itnpressioh that it is u For Suit- One form of contributing money to the ci'llcnt Tennessee government, others are under the cheap. Apply to impression thut it is a campaign monte Sfrri ngs. seeking to interest women and chil­ dren' in saving. War Savings ror Sale d briny strawberry] Stamps are designed to convert to plants. Improved Klondike end the uses o f-th e government in this Missionary. J'-’.OI) per 1.000. f. o. b. critical time every possible ounce of Longwocd. A. Buch. 4-’J t p ’ labor and material by encouraging people to refrain from the purchase . For S u b —A new Singer cewini of non-essentials and place the mon­ rnnehina andlm otor, i.!so’fumed oal ey so saved at the disposal of the dining room set. Mrs. R. H. Ilron government.' For this service the Bon. Telephone 9000. 4-2tp government pays 4 per cent annual­ ly, compounded quarterly, With anadditional attractive fe a tu re ' th at Citation the purchaser of these securities can Itave his stam ps redeemed, if he should need the,..money, .by giving Eor Salt-— Farm, all or-rrr fin* acre ten days’ notice at any money order tracts. Apply A. P. ’Connellv. postoffice. Every man, woman and child in this cqunty, and every other countjF in the state is uregd to be prepared to sign (t pledge that they will save and sacrifice, and lend their money to the government. For Sale—Used celery hoards; a few hoards or several thousand feet. Two horse spray machine; practical­ ly new Watson pump; 100 gallon tank; price $85, if taken quick. Farmer, P. O. Box 24. 3-2tn ' Foy Sole—A few articles household The machinery has been set in the goods. Call at once. 101 E. Sev­ building of the Plant City Growers’ enth street. . * j . 2tn Association for the grist and feed mill to be operated Under direction For Salo»*-Fresh milch Yow. of th a t organization, and the meal Garrison, Sanford. • and Teed mills were tested out re­ cently. There is a grots bolter in WANTED connection, hut this is not yet in operation owing to non-arrival of some small hut necessary part of the . Wanted, M cn-Sash & Door Fac­ tory. Bench hands and machine hands, machine. Good inside Carpenter. Steady work the year round. In replying, give experienco and salary *X|>ccted. Seldch Door Co., Palatka, Fla." ’ 97 tt A NATIONS STRENGTH IS IN ITS FOOD SUPPLY Lost—Pair of glasses | n caae. Re turn to H erald, Office, fceward. V 3-2 t p ‘. N . l l c . of A , p l t d . l . n ror T a i D e ed Undr* H .H I.B a C B .p lrr f i l l . L . o . «f f l o r i d . N o l l e , i i h rr.b y j U t n (b at H. C. Dul l o . . U purcb.M-r ol T . i C .r t lU t a U N*. *13. d . t . d I k . 7th d ay ol Jun*. A. D. 1»09, ha* filed. aald certificate ‘Ip my offlr., and baa m a d . application lo r laa deed to , teaa a In a c c o r d a n t , with law. Bald w t I B c a l . amkracea t h . l o t t o . I n i dcarribed proper*/ • it u a t .d Jn Sem inole county, Florida, t o - » l | : L«ta JO. II and 12. r ta. Land * C .I . Co. • Addition to South Sanford. Tba aald land beinc a»»e»»ed at the data ol tba laauaoc. of auch carUflrata in t h . nam e o l Unknown. Abo; Notice la h.raby given t h a t H. C" Du Hum ia purrhaarr ol T a i Certificate N o t 366. dated the 6th day ol July. A. D. !*<><* ha. Itldd aald eartlfleata In my office, and ba» m a d . application lor ta x deed to laapa >• a c co r d a n t, with law. Said cartiflcaU ■racea tba following d n e r ib e d p rop w ty • it u a t .d In Seminole county, Florida, tw-wu: **. * * . •* . **. *T, fit, • » , 40, 4T, 4 f i/ •»<> M . Fla, L and k Col. C«u* Addition to South Sanlbrd. Th# .a id U k d being aaan .e d .S V I ha data o f Muancw of aald c tftlflc a t. In tha name of Unknown. U n ln a aald n r U f i c a U akaU fea redeem ed according to law taa d e e d , will laau. thereon I" * b **tk day ol Saptambar, A. D . l U f ; W b s j o o , " / o B c ia l a i f nature aad noa^tkla tha 13tb day ol Augnat. A. U . l i l t . <••»'» , K. A. D O U Q L A S a ■ Clerk Circuit Court S a a l n o la C . . , Fin. m v * **• Douglaas, U C1 0 2 - T u n file -Z ” . . " " - __ 1, . �* ’ • ■‘ t• ■ J . f— .u * ' i • ty t - . ■ * * • * V i ■. .* ■—— <V T ■ I \ • *... . ... • — 7---- M • ■ tr I 4 *■ 7:-• " ‘* - , •" : ____ THE SANFORD HERALD ■PAGE TWO GROWERS SU P P L IE S HARDWOOD ASHES INSECTICIDES BLUESTONE NAILS SEEDS Place Your Orders Early CHASE & CO. - SANFORD, FLA, COUNTY HAPPENINGS time that the G e rm a n s . are licked j-but not before. I want to be sure they are w hippft. . , v L have not heard- fronr anjr one of you singe I came over, pnly had two letters from M ama _and two from j Cora, but I get one from my Kiri j about every time the mail comes in, j but. I would like to hear from you all once in awhile. " You all must write often for 1 can­ not write very often from where I am at now. I Albert, there isn’t any more news | that I can write in a letter, so will j close. Write soon and long letters, i With love to all, _ . John, [ p v t . J. E. Ilawkins, [ C o ..C ,rl5 th U. S. Eng., A. E. F.j France. , ,. r • SEPTEMBER G. 19 11 __L r ’ ^— Easy and Practical Home _ SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR .Dressmaking Lessons , N avy Karl Schultz, Sherman Ro.tth, Collier Ilrown, Olivet Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Rilph Roumillat, Allan Jones, .Morris Sfu cor, Hugh WhitPi Oscar Rous-. C. L Lawton, James Purvis, William Hartley, Wallace Lipford, W. ('! Temple. , Forrest Gatchel, Ed. Cameron, Lyman Baker, E_. S. \yard, Robert Deane,' Tenny Deane, F. F. Rop.er, Douglass C. GrifHn, \\'.fc M,. Chaji[ccllofj Tlieo. ySTflw, Alton E". Farriefl, Harry B. Lewis, Jr. ELDER S P R IN G S , Army Mr and Mrs C. R Lord and Mr J(jhn M urrd|f Kenneth Murrell, and Mrs. Ed. H um phrey have re- j ^ Hi„ Seth WoodfuZ, Stanley turned from a two weeks stay a t 1 Prepared Specially for this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. A N egligee in Simple Q k c t. :h R it consonts com Although to follow ih» straight and slmplo way, this mg- — llgeo shows B4 versatility by lending to two or threo different methods of development - I t may bo worn fuff length, or cut to fall below tlio hips In points. The yoke" may bo outlines with laco and Insertion or finished •c/tu.o» with buttonholed scallops. Kimono ‘ HOlie50 sleeves aro cut In with tho yoke. _ Pink or blue cotton crepe wouhLh* Ideal for auch a model, medium TBs, requiring 4% yards 86-Inch material, ‘ j with four yards*bf laco banding and ^ . • 4 yards of ruchlng tq trim. » Oir • tho pattern widens.at tho top, mak­ ing It.necessary to place both tho front and back soctlons on an open width of material. Thu largo "O" perforations In tho front rest on a • lengthwise thread, tho straight edge j T of tho pattern being laid on tho selvngo of cropo. To tho right of the front la tho pocket, largo "0 ” per-' foratlons on a longthwlso thread. Along tho other solvago of tho goods place tho straight edgo of tho back of tho pattern, largo “0 " per­ forations on a lengthwise thread. For tho shorter negligee cut off from lower edges of front and back ' ‘7 ^ 3 3 or turn n hem tho desired amounL ffli/e or pink cotton crepe lrould* Cluny or Valenciennes and Insrr- y nuikc up this negligee effectively. It Is trimmed ictth face nmi inicrfiou lion may bo UBod to outline tlio and hns the kimono sleeves cut In neck, yoke and sloevos, although «;fth the yokf. there Is also a great demand for f i l e t , George, Huff, /Thrttnns 'Sttlivan, -W, Jam es Caasady was called to the A. PnttishaR, M e ad e Fox, Ingram fidrie to Wuuchula to visit hegfore colors last week, and left Wednesday GENEVA Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ for Camp Wheeler-, Ga. Mr- and Mrs. *M. E. Dooley and beginning schfiol in Kissimmee. liams, Vail • Lovell,. Martin Temple, Miss Emma School has been the Quite a number of folks from this Robert Robinson, . Arthur Dickins, Aubrey Moral) spent last Mohday guest of friends in DeLand for a vicinity attended the big celebration John Lee, Jr., A. Stafford, Andrew hi Orlando. at D aytona Beach M onday. Among Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. A little daughter arrived at the week. Mrs. F. F. Dutton and daughter, those were Mr. and Mrs. "W. T. Beck, H erbert'Fuller, Joe Lewis.’ home of Mr. and Mrs. George Geiger Frances are expected home the l^th. Humphrey, J. M. Lord, M. M .'a n d last Mondays . A rthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. Kt Coates, Ernest Gormley, Waiter Mr. an d M rs."Frank Seig and chi!* Mrs. Dutton lias been in B ridpon, R. W. Lord. dren of Ame.-jcus. Gri., are here- Me., and Htiekensack, N. J., and I. Mrs. S. Barnhart entertained .at Radford," Corbett Hutchinson, Sam visiting Mr. Seig’s sister, Mrs. J. V\l Miss Frances in camp at Junnlunka, dinner last Sunday in honor of her Pevehouse, Jlarry Carlson, C. E. N. C. 1son, James Cassady. Guests w e re , Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long Wicks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe CameToil ami Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Nolan and fam- James Weaver, Norman Baker, ErMr. and Mrs. Claude' Rnulerson Daytona >!>.» Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W lic e lc r^ jje s t-£ \ Morris, Ike House, T. M spent the week end at their home in young people were at Beach over Labor Daw, “/ M r s . Leon Summerlin of • Fenian- Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Sta/ford, Orlando. CUTTINGIiUlDEi7G33 Showmt,.5 mall S.« W. .1, . David .'was here last w e v t M,ina ie. visiting her parents. Mr. and Lew tie Oglesby, Densler Sta£ord, T' Mrs. Chambliss left for ^ im ric u s i, . . .* , M r s (' C. Ifm n iih rp v . O. Gillis, Willie O. Goolsby, Harrold , « sc H,l,nldirey. Ga., last f u a s d a y , going through in frpm Brunswick; Ga., where *kv has i ‘" rs. M ri. W. C. Riley has been quite Holiday, C, It. Peabody, Robert a car with a a p a r t y from Sanford. a position in the ship yards." Mrs. o o o j Merriweather, Robert Routh, StafiFKflf^fWBmp’anied Jilin to Bruns- sick with fever this week, Air. Chambliss will go later. Mrs, .1. M. Wynn is-sperldfng some ford- I.ehils, Grover LeFils, Paul wick to make arrangements to move C BACK s l e e v l SECTION • Mr. and Mrs. "Chas. Phillips and weeks with her new grandson,* Karl, Dooley, E. L. M ott, Frank Vnmprht-re. AND YOKE.daughter. Miss ('la ra Philljps spent hdl, W illiam Hartley,, Floyd .W ash­ on street. tderson Fifth W. A, Knigh,1 went to Brunswick. M onday last at D aytona. M bast's Man*= Bed ant 1 Eiitucu burn. Oii;ar Dultose, Edwin f; Mr. and Mr.-.. \\ J. Daniel* t**- Gu., to take a position in shtji hiffld- Lunch irt a wan fig • all tllV ,1> Dinkle, ilarh-y A. Maines. FT :• ’ ttJrnPtl' Tiiiine Iasi werV. a t 11 r i.a\itig Thg yafiFT r . »h . Hi <1 Cr-.T- ii ar-ia to FrancV. fiaitr .!. Pickens, Hurry H. New­ BrYan Squ ire Wli- h«r»* WIt li Ins 111,v!>|-(tlt III* sti muter in i n o r iia. Mr. and1 Mr-. \Yullacc Wheeler man, Bryan Walker, Andrew J. •b y'.r": • mu-tiiii-d tiu- <nmj meeting at In tlin n family over Su iiduy ninl M<unlay came ho mi ■ fur ,i f-w •iay-j* Saturday King, Charles i’rii»ter, llobt. U C - • - c- ! 'ksott ille. -t a from Ja Springs while aw ay Still r • •; siV ret uruitig M "iTilij > t - 1 Jac ksoli Villc. W<ck>, Walfred Pierson, VAn dor PROMT B t * A 11nil i was h* rv i r qii Jackglorious t i imNext . Sunday*-will bo our regular Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. ---- -- i' i ■ t •. Misses , Cable a nil Lois Graut left eonvifle over Sunday with his fam- preaching day \ 11 arc incited to tlriggs. li.irry Duncan M it­ for Jacksonville last Saturday where By. A A po chet a i'i i, i Services at 1J u. ni..iitd chell. Drawdy Matthers, Lewis Col­ Mis? Cal he ha- a position * .ih the ( K. Chtirpnning, \\ F. Prevail ; :iu ./clock. The night service will lin*. John A. Rhodes, John H. Lotig, 1 Western I’nion Telegraph < <• Mli-r aiifi CuTT Chorpenitig were in Day­ include a .program by the children William B. Lynch, James H. Leer J. | m a t er i alq pe js 3 6 INCHES WIDE WlTHOUT'NflP Lois expects to take up the same lint tona Labor Day. and a lecture by the pastor. f . Hutchinson, V. T Smith, Roy j Palcntcd AorU 30.1907 - - / " .___ wo r k . ' Mason, Dr. T. -A.^ Neal, George] ' Plctortat RaTtow Negligee No. 76 33. Sires, small, medium and largo. Mrs. t r J{ Nicholson of-D aytona ily inuti. Joiew K. Hnvwiins, l->ed ai-< Price. !tj ceuta. I VKi: M O M tiiK I riM * . L P isA l.A A ND l . U A P E V I b i t ; is visiting her father. T D 1’» t• rbird, . f a r l Robert Willie, Jot- Zapf, I *1 M 11Mid V 11'tiry Mil* * and Dr Hr iwcr of Sanford Iia- return- Ralph Geiger, Harry Geiger, Fred for a few days. VI fs. I lauilr t OlTet of Saiiliifl with Mr and A1 r- M It. Lyons od from his cacaitori, built up In Ballard. Robert Hill. spent lust .week iti Geneva, tilt gU'—t mot •>r«-d to Davtotia Hi-ach Labor health toEddi'* Potter. Raymond McDon­ v for us, Providence permitting, in of her aunt. Mrs. C. F Harrison Day to • njoy the ce let'rat ion. ald i arl McDonald, Clarence Tejny .i:"U pi m l pMil.l <h I. U Bell reiurm ,i lea d home Henry Harrison toot in the *tgLl pb-, Joe Guerry, William Shepard, of Daytonu Hun ti lust Mo iultiy, gu- day > ago from Hot Springs. where . It IS 1 ved that ..Elmer R ^ g - - victor M Greene, First Lieut.. Geo. ing over rwit!s Ins aunt, Mrs. Coffee he Inis been for the past two months, quist is "somewhere in France,” as G. Herring, Second Lieut. Ralph When You Can Puy One Madc/.At Home at being under treatment for rhetima- Whenlast heard from they were j W i g h t ^ a r e n e e Mahoney, and family. Homer ready to sail from New York. LI- i Wvnn,.. Walter Mason, John Pez.dd, Rev. Stone o f 'th e Baptist church tism. He was greatly henelttted. Mrs R. T. Wynn,-. Jr., and i;v0 mer thinks Unde Sam does finely by , Pa’ul K.imond Stowe, Frank greeted an appreciative audience Inst Indeed he ought to when Kosying Arthur I.ossing. Berkeley Sunday morning, having had a little daughters. Roberta anil Jo- the boys. l ha!, will f iivti I wmv)1-mri--Bm p' ~ sephine are visiting relatives i n ' they are feiving their lives, for tis. |ij„,.|wnaI,\* \\ m onth's vacation. Javksonvillc this week. _ i The ma'nyTriends of L M Rehhallace Let Henry Lee. Alvin KenSt*(* O ur S tock of ' M rs T W Belt and MrArtiidi.t and is ag.ini .it home with dal], Brittain Johnson! Joseph Wynn, s y iiTj-u t iliz e w i t h h o rn in t h e C. S. Lee. Tate Chapman, R. A. loss of his father, M. P R'-hl'itl/tfer, man returned home today from Mr and Mrs. Hilmer Ldmlquist. Mr. and Mrs. 11 G. Lundquist Cobb. J. J. Driggers, A. 1. Ross, whose death incurred Saturday Tam pa, w (y-re Uiey have been visit­ are at the home of Mr. atfd Mrs. Tom Meredith, William Coulbourn', niorniug. The funeral was held Mo- ing friends for * e past week, M r. and Mrs. Richard Conp ami Emil Mngnuson. day morning at the Geneva ceme­ Fred Wight. little children, who have been tery, Rev. Stone of the Baptist two Buckins and little son of ** # jMrs. llfO i Reginald Holly, Virgil Lee Smith, church officiating,. Mr. Rehbindcr visiting her parent's for the past two y;atlfor,| were visitors last Wednea- Carl Malm, Hume Rumph, Carl was on.e of the pioneer settlers of weeks returned to their home in Or­ dav at the home of Mrs. Hilmer Brut-m. 11. Chorpcning. Harry r Geneva and was loved and respected lando yesterday. Lundquist and on . T hursday Mrs. RhilUliK*. Louis- It, Letiartz„ Enoch by all who knew him. The many .friends of Little Gladys: Edwin—Mundquist nnil little' Ra- M Austin. Edward C. Austin, Isaac ITawkins will be glad to know that jjimihI also spent the day tliore. M- Dyes*. Will Erickson,"C. S. Hick­ she is much better. T (* Tyner took his nephew, Lu- son, I 1- Singletary, J. 0 . Huff, KdLONGWOOD ITEMS Mrs. J. II Brure very' til at gt.t,e back to his home m ra m p u , (ward Routh, J. R. Stroud, E. H. Miss Florence Lovell spent the present. returning Labor Day. Webb, Edwin Uaulc-rson, - Ralph week end in Sanford visiting Mrs. G. Ben Lake and .Guy Slnfford are Most of the people hpre remained King. C. A. Clark, Murcus Leinhart, W. Lewis. Miss. Evelyn Waits spent Sunday on a fishing trip down the Wekiwa at home Labor Day, ' engaged m M c D o n a ld Carraway, Geo. A. DeWell we will all have their work. Cottes, Harry Cobb, Raymond L. with, her parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. this week. fiBh to Bell now,. • M. Waits. Geo. Baltinger was a caller Thurs­ Allen, Aubrey M. Haight, Charles J. 13. und Jas. A. Johnson and day at the home of Alfred Ericson. R. Munn, Gordon Raker. , * Mr. and.A irs. J. S. Dinkle were Edward Franklin Carraway, We nre K,n(1 to hPar tllal 30me of Sanford visitors Saturday. * * family are expected home Friday g|tl. town lads and lussies are trying Mr. and Mrs. C.* W. Entzminger, from the mountains of Tennessee. The following is a letter to Mr. A. to he| p out in othe » in 1|IC War” Mrs. S. V. Lewis .and Mr. T. P. A Poet's Inspiration. Lewis are spending awhile at Day­ S. Hawkins from .his brother, John, ,,T0Brum> ar)d honor to them, but Sir Joshua Reynolds, who was a who is now in Irance: . ^ 1our country buy-H and girls have been greut friend und admirer of Gold­ tona Beach. Somewhere' l a ! r a n e e , ' ut it day after'day, not only picking smith, came ujsm him unexpectedly Miss Olive Dinkel is visiting her July 21. 1918. 1cotton but liotdng it us well as corn, one day when he was writing 'T h e sister, Mrs. Ray Chapm an in Jack­ p e a r Brother: • , j potatoes, etc., making hay and chop- TmvoleK". Sir Joshua*, approaching sonville. j u s t - a few lines to let you all ping wood, doing almost a m an’s the door,' henrd Goldsmith discours­ Mr. and-Mrs. W. M. Relnau, Wiling pmst earnestly ns If delivering *_ lij Fae and Martin Reinau were* Or­ know 1 have not got knocked out ] work. But then we look for the sermon. Entering, the artist Mend yet, and L have been over here for country boy to take the lead in all found the writer lecturing n little dog lando visitors Saturdny evening. good work, and in spite of it fell they which was trying to bnlnnce himself Those who went over to Daytona quite a while. I am well and enjoying good are a jolly lot with plenty of spirit on Ills hind legs. Looking over GohlLabor Day were Mrs. Will Allen, smith s shoulder, Sir Joshua found Lieut, and Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. J. health and have had a good time left foe fun ^nd frolic. thut the Ink of the last line of “The A. Bistlinv, Anna Bell Allen, .Mr. since I have been here, and believe Traveler" was still wet. Indicating and Mrs. J. N. G. McGuughey, Wil­ me 1 have seen some of France. Gotham. that ji dog m ayjie an Inspiration to a ; i t is u mighty pretty country. lie Lou and Mary Eva McGaughey. The ' original Gotham—was an T5Td pdetT s. Of course some parts of it ore nicer ' / ' T h e Homs Guarda who went parish and village In Nottinghamshire. from here were Messrs. C. W—Entx- than others.---------------- ---------------- “* England, the Inhabitants of which are I am sure glad I was one of the reputed to have shown their wisdom The Chow boq. tmlngsr, J. A. Uislline, D. II. Hook­ lucky ones to get over first. I do The chow dog Is a diminutive breed by plnylng the fqol in order to dieer, W. A. Lewis, J. T, • McGaughey. Lieut, and Mrs. Wilkinson left not regret my trip one bit. If I do suadc King John from passing of the Siberian sledge deg Improved today for Gainesville. Lieut. Wilkin­ get back alive, which I am figuring through their town, and thus save and developed In China, from where they began to be Imported Into Eu­ son is on his way back to Camp on doing, it will bo worth all of my them tho expense of maintaining and rope and Amerinuabout the beginning entertaining him. The city of Now other roaming around, and believe Gordon.York was first cal’ j Gotham by Wash­ of this century. • These dogs have the We would like very much to see me, boy, there are some good look­ ington Irving C'dnlnningundl,” 1807), coat and form of the sledge dogs and three more of our Longwood boya’ ing "Janes" ov.cr here and I am hav­ In allusion to the pretentions to wis­ nrp very compact and sturdy of frame ing some time." ■, and lively In disposition. In color they dom of Its inhabitants. names on the Honor Roll. They I have got so I can speak enough are either all hlack, even to the tongue are Lewis W. Entzminger, Alonza •_ French to get along with. nnd Inside of the mouth, or alt white, B. Hartley and* Wilbur T. Waits. blue, red or yellow. The chow made There is plenty of beer, wine and The Cuak. champagne, the latter being very The cask Is a fish of the cod family Its first appearance'in America at the EAST SA N PO Rb cheap Abo you see I am not scared of and has much the same, habits and .Westminster kennel show, New York. . Mr. and Mr*. Ben Monroe have bad water). characteristics. It frequents rocky In 190L ' the sincere sympathy pf the entire ledges In the north Atlnntlr,'especially the way things look now, all cqmmunity a t the death of their World's Languages. th a t are coming back will be off the shore of Newfoundland and Scandinavia. It Is more extensively darling little baby daughter. It has been Mtlmated that the one sometime this winter. I hope Hollis Length who has spent the so anyway, for I have* had enough used In.northern Europe than In A m e r ­ billion* people of the world speak 8,004 summer here i t the home of his of war, and I am ready to come back ica, bnt It la sold In considerable quan­ languages! The number of men and tities at the fish markets In New Eng­ women In the world la said to be About aunt, Mrs. I. E. Estridgc has now to the good old U. S. A. any old land. equal. ~-t . • •jn v j IZJil * * WHY? Pay $1.25 td $1.50 For a Broom 1-2 T h e P rice Palm Leaf Broom s . The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. / Cypress Lumber For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Chase & Co., Santord, Fla. Complete Line of McKin­ ley’s Standard and Music- • . » Come in and Hear the New Columbia Records ■ «* ■ • *• * ,T �SEPtEMUfR 6, 1918 THE 8ANP0RD HERALD FRENCH CHILDREN'“ PAL” WITH AMERICAN TROOPS PAGE TIIRE^ Snliria, Utah, the- doctor pfonouhced tt AmUrax. . Th e ~ e a / i w ere or­ dered burned to .prevent, the spread IX! leg near Oregon, Illinois, lar^e numhers of cattle are bring vaccinated to prevent further” spread of the <lisCase." S5 « Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily "U nder verbal instructions from • S S Governor Gardner, no slaughter of jfiS gnimals in Missouri has been ordered *** recently by state veterinarians. It* sEj •* »was .feared that the expense of pay- 1 E3 ing ferr the coptlenmed cattle would ; '§ § prove too heavy. T he. last legtslu-i 5 J . ture appropriated $ 120,000 tp pay for cattle condemned during the bi­ Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity ennial -period of 1915-16." <" "An entire Mtrd of twenty-eight • of 99.98 Per Cent. head of cattle a t Aberdeen, Ken­ tucky, ,was recently lost because *of Anthrax. The cattle had beep pur­ chased near Hethcl, Ohio, by if cattle d e a l e r ,who i r p c | r ^ y,. them § ------PH O N ITJ3T for sale at .the mo n th ly Ttrrrft salh-nt Nlaysville. The day prior to the sale two nf tljp .cattle were J oft ml dead" and t\\\i of th e cattle ill.. Dr. C. I,, C hollar of Maysyille was called RED CROSS M E E T I N G Quick Action. and gave a diagnosis of Anthrax h u t Quick ndbni has become the byword The Third Friday of every owing.lo the .seriousness of the case, nf ' commerce. Fortunes have been month will -be a business called Dr. Hyde and his" stuff. Alt made nnd Inst nnd remade In the tluie meeting of-tfae Rcrh€ross, American soldier* In Fniucc cooking In u vliiugii m p r jhcjr camp, surrounded by French kiddie*, "who are dead animals wore ordered burned. the undecided person wavers In his or at Woman's Club on Oak her decision. Itut quick decision must llulr urea test pnls. pne of the 8amtnle* In the rear la-read ng n Utter from home. Tltln 1« n French official photograph The official test at the state labora­ Avenue, at 2:30 p. m. . . . Just received In tills country. not to lit* confounded with jumping Im­ tory corroborated Dr. Chollar’o -untemottom diagnosis and Dr. Hyde ami pulsively to conclusions. This ex­ his men returned and destroyed the treme, which admits of little or no tlunight nt nil, is always ns had as remaining half of the herdr half hav­ If you put tick cattle on alfalfa calf lice wljich are causing more ing already died fro pi the disease. the* other. Train your mind to- net quickly. fields in the spring and summer and trouble in our aninUds than any S te p s ‘Were taken, to-prevent further Plnngo forward or draw backward, feed them alfalfa, clover hay, t u r ­ other parasitic infection? An ani­ spread of Uic disease." * . lull don't stand fultcrlngly In the.iuldnips, beets, * corn, cottonseed and mal Infected with the mange mite The states that were closed to dte, for you stand In danger of being linseed meal cakes in winter, you would have to he dipped three hun­ Ooe Inch Cards Will lie Published Uncattle* dealers before the tick was Inld low by Indecision. will have fnt cattle fo fb e e f ami rich dred and sixty-five days in the year der This Ilcadlng^Lt The Kale Of-|7.20 milk. The whole thing centers on for they burrow deep in' the skin.; eradicated wcre^ j j ycned and cattle Par Year. “Sho Stoops to Conquer." food and plenty of it. They s a y . i t •Did you ever see a cow infected with reeking with diseases were brought “She Stoops to Conquer" grew* out takes so much more td feed them lice? . I t is a -s o rry looking object". in anti sold. of an Incident that occurred In Gold­ The time is is ripe,In ripe Mu Florida and (Continued From Page One) than those thnt tiro‘tick free. 1 say We cannot get- rid of lice and mites. He say it will not and will place them They will "be with us always, like the the cattle dealers are just waiting-to smith's travels nliout Ireland. found himself one night fnr from home ■ We find the tick doing its most side hy side. OPTOMETRIST tick,- even to the end. Dip the hear that the state is free from the and Inquiring the way to lin Inn. some deadly work on cattle that ure ship­ . For instance, we will go on the catlle, horses, mules, hogs, sheep, tick, whether it is or not, so thnt wag directed Idm to a gentleman's EYES EXAMINED ped in from a state that is tick free. they may rush in their breeds of goals arid dogs once ortwice a year, private residence. There In* went, or­ - and GLASSES FITTED If that animal is properly treated range in the month of July and look cattle. Men of Klorida, will you dered oiit Ids horse, demanded the best It will benefit them. at the fnt cattle, cows and bulls, Schusl’s Jewelry Store. 123 W. First M when the fever commences, he will stand for this wrong to he .done to slipper the place afforded and gener­ Let Ps.Iook ut some of the slate recover,* hut with tick * fever, like muscular, with hides’ thick to prothis state, the gem of all the states? ally gave himself airs. Jle did not other diseases* people wail for some­ tecp-'tliem from the dies and eyes inenla th at have been made -in the It is a question whether the state of discover Ids mistake until the next thing to turn up or let nature lake bold and brilliant. They will charge states that are free from the^Texns Florida shall become a barren waste morning when he was about to pny its course and it generally does. you ut the drop of your hat and many fever tick. because of disease and pestilence Ids bill. Formerly of the U. S . Army " In Vicksburg, Mississippi, the more deadly than war. Procrastination kills more animals are the nnrrow escapes thnt could he recorded from these liberty loving Hoard of Trade is urging every CONSULTING PHYSICIAN in the country than anything else. Few Words Needed. Let the men who want to eradicate animals, free from disease, except owner of stock In the district, in It Is declared by a philologist that SEMINOLE COUNTY HANK BLDG In -winter, when rations gel low what the tick -has implanted in their the tick go through the stales where which was Anthrax in 1917 to have nine words do one-fourth of onr verbal nnd cattle commence tb lose flesh veins. T hey show u p ‘ mighty well diseases are ram pant and use the his live stock inoculated as soon as work and -1.1 one-half. The nine most the cattle tick, is Named for it. under such a so-called deadly mal­ possible. The total loss in the coun­ so-called Dakin's solution and leave useful words are: And. he, have. It, the tick alone. I will explain why I af, the, to, will. you. The 51 more Did you ever see an aniinul under a d y —thousands of them that did not ty probably exceeded $60,000." cjill it the so-called Dakin solution. that with these nine do half our lit­ cost a cent to raise. Can ypu beat nny circumstances thnt did not lose Oflice 309 Park Avenue Remember, this inoculation has to Several years ago a man in France erary work" nrer About, all, as, at. can, that in food eonvfiervation? tlesli when food gets scarce? They * he given twice every year. placed on the market a solution of come, day, dear, for, go. bear. her. If, . Telephone 291 will tell you to raise food stufl to The c r y goes up to import new" In Litchfield, Illinois, several in, me. much, ijY > {, on, one, say, she, chloride of Iwne and added boric feed them. _Tt lias been tried many bloml to improve our cattle. I Office Hrs: 1 0 1 2 a.m. & 2-4 p.m times and the result is absolute fail­ would not exchange one Floridn cases of hemorrkagia septicemia hav­ acid to lake the sting nut and called so, thnt, there, they, this, too, time, we, with, write, ynqr. ing been discovered in a herd of it "D a k in ’s New Antiseptic" lor ure. tick hitteh hull for a car load of the e a ttle ’in the vicinity arc to he vac­ cleansing wmimds nnd healing them. The only men th at raise cattle in imported ones th a t' I have seen I)R. L. D. B R O W N Florida and make money are th eje o m e in. If all the weaklings die cinated to prevent further spread of It does the work. H the tick cradicators would go to eiiTtlemen that have them on tfyc out thut are bitten hy the tick it the disease." G O O D T O T N E LAST D R O P DENTIST "T he Utah state live stock hoard our dairy men and wash their stalls free rr We lur e 'anil i ^ ^ l o r i d a will he the survival of the "fittest and Office Yowell-Specr Building that w ill-raise feed anti keep cattle we will have strong, healthy cattle. has appraised the maximum value and cattle, cuntugious abortion and of |Mirchred tuberculosis animals white scours would dlsuppeur as if Go to the plains and you can refute but as the land can he utilized to Phone 108 Sanford, Florida raise other products more profitably, the charge that the tick is such a condemned ami killed at $200 ami by magic ami we would have clean, that of grade cattle at $ 100." wholesome milk for- our children to cattle' raising could not be thought menace. •piqM.u m m g a i m m 'Why does not Home one talk about "After Investigation concerning drink. of . as a money proposition on that ■ I W V W b K- FKItCUSON lU/lMl.U l.r U the of a nmntie'r nf callli* getting rid of mange mitp, land, . Let (heip go to i In- states where deadly diseases lurk and eradicate them instead of -taking away our bulwark against ' these diseases. LAWYERS . When they have accomplished th a t d 5 K YOUR G R O C E R . Sanford, -* Florida wc* will have po more use for t|te tick. Then we will eradicate it nnd I am sure you will freely consent. The dealers w ho cattle are so anxious to* make you L A W Y EH rich that t h e y 'cannot wap, Thtty OFFICE IN TIIK COURT HOUSE * have been exploring The country and S A N F O R D - - FLO R ID A planning to ship in and sell at enor­ MY S P E C IA L T IE S : mous prices improved breeds of amt Up , already with the deadly cul­ CHINA ture inject to into their veins that PICKARD'S* l|AND-PAINTED ■ * L ik e P H I iA O E U P H !^ may break out in its most virulent GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER form ut any moment. You wake up some morning - fo find your 'cattle ROGERS.' PLATED WARE THE dead or dying froin'the tlrcnd disease ELGIN AND-WALTHAM WATCHES* Anthrax that lulls man .tis Well ns A animals., * The Penniylvnnis Station it ilrong became it ii lup•* Today the Florida cattle men are poited in every direction by iturdy diagonal brace* that asking for relief and no one epmea to form diamonds everywhere. help them. Hut remember thnt you * The battery is strong because its plates, like the sla« are a power in this state and if you will assert yourselves, you and your lion, are built on the Diamond principle. friends can remedy this great wrong. That is why the plate* do not buckle nor lose their . A. Dolan, g'T. 0. Charles Distributor XIIIIIIIHIIIXIinilllllllXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXII!l!IIIIIIIXII!lllll)!!l IN DENENSE OF THE TICK BUSINESS CARDS \ 0. S. VAUGHAN • D r. D O W N IN G Dr. C. J. Marshall MAXWELL -. H r t u e r .. COFFEE m Wilson Si Hoasbolder m ....... ‘ HENRY Mc L AUL I N SCHELLE MAINES JEWELER ^ Diamond Construction Makes the Pennsylvania Station Strong FO O D ’M U WIN _ .,3 VAR HILL active material. That is why th e b a tte ry oan be Veterinarian. guaranteed lor eighteen m onths. .That is why we are the official Philadelphia Service Station. Expert baitery re-charging and repairing. Free Impecihn —any.battery— any make, any car, any time. Drop tn today and let-us look at the condi­ tion o f your battery. Sanford Battery Service Co. Sanford, Florida & © © © - Business and the Golden Rule. Business nsf-n testify that the wnv nf treating people represented, hy the expression, “ Business Is business," Is gbing out of fashion. They say^tlie best luudneKH _ls to work tin* Gulden Utile Into It whorevpr It Is possible. Everybody notices thnt courtesy nnd politeness nre more In evidence among the employes toward customers nnd aiming successful employers toward employes. Men and women get on best In all business' relations when they treat ench other ns equals, nnd give what they like to receive. Needs Trained Muscles. The capnrlty to exert will power, to make firm rcsoluttmis, to decide and to Judge propositions accurately on their merits mils foy wi-H-cultivated nnd trained muscles. A flahtiy-muselcil man Is apt to be n \yenk-wlllnd nhe.— Dr. Lonnrd IHrschberc. Nothing Is Lost. •Everything lives, flourishes nnd dir cays! Everytljlpg ilb-s but nothing Is lost: For Uur'Tgfeat principle of llfg only chnngqs Its fArm. nnd the destruts lion of one generation Is the vlvlflcnlion of the, next.—Good. LUM BER ' Um CO. BUILDING MATERIAL _i 'y i - * DGors, Sasji, Shingles, Laths, Lumber, Lime, Ce­ ment, Plaster, Railing and Moulding.-JleaverBoard, Sewer Pipe, Tile and Galvanized Corrugated'Roofing. Red and Green Vulcanite Asphalt Roll Shingles. Third Street and Oak Ave. SANFORD, - - - FLORIDA i i . I Id . c . b r o c k I MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER SiTnllary Steam Pressing, Hot Gaaolnle Dry Cleaning. Altera­ tions of All Kinds on Short Notice Join Our Gentlemen’s .-Valet Club, $2.00 Per Month f 8 U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U PW A R D f CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AV& * PHONE 1 7 4 .*m �SEPTEMBER 0, 1918 THE SANFORD HERALD TliE SANFORD HERALD R. J. IIOI.LY, E d ito r M. HAYNES. Husine.HH Manager hrHbh#<l Kvtrjr T u e t d iy in«l K flday fu iLSt r n ’ i i o N m in t: O N K TKAH . in s in am i: tux M ie m ts .. him. lie's on tin* jol>, and wo must win or lose with him. He's an Amer­ ican, and that boats beipg- oith a. Democrat or u Republican1. If there t» anything a./weak. mimlod, weakkneed lover of the Rood old U. S. A. can do to help win out we're at his command. Up with the Star Span­ gled Danner and to hell with Wil­ son's critics, until after the wur. at T U IlK R M U N I IIS D i U i w n l In tho ("Ilf b} t n r r lc f S.\dO l*ct Vcm Adfinc« of 20c I’rf Mmilh In Amiu* Muni llr ,Mi4f ul AlITU Knlr>r<l «« S-'ronJ-l l « » Mall Matii-r Au(u*t 22nd ISOs, *1 llw I'Mlnfflr* a! Hanford. liucIJa I'imI, r Ai 11 -( Marrh Ini, 1*79 OBn: II. raid Uuildln* f r l r p h u n r No, I IS All dogs on the streets must be muzzled. Those at home he tied as there is hydrophobia A word to the wise should he cient. “ R ID E W ITH M E " When you’re driving down town and see a Yank or Jackie standing on The corner waiting for.u street cur or hoofing it along on the sidewalk,* give him a lift. Let him ride with you. If you’re going near his, destina­ tion give him a lift ns far as you go. Maylm it wouldn't 'interfere with your plans to go a bit gut of you way and set him down where he's headed^ for. If you’re driving home in the even­ ing let a Yank drive with you on the way out. , ------ l i e ’s YOUR soldier, you know, lie ’s going oyer there to fight YOUR battle in YOUR c o untry's.w ar. You cannot do too much for him. The least you can do is to give him a lift.—T am pa Tribune. now must here; suffi­ ( hi ti l e s From the Temple Rev. H. S. Right mire, ^nodcrntor Rvv Wm. tytunea, chairman, of executive' committee were in San­ ford Tuesday .on matters pertaining to Hffnirs of the Association. Rev. U. JF. Green <>f New Smyrna. who recently held «uoh a got}id mceting at Monroe has accepted a call lo one of the Jacksonville church?# utui will leave about the first of October for his new field. Mrs. F. It. Savage hus returned to Sanfofd "after several m onths’ stay in Jacksonville. We are glad to' welcome her hack in our Suliduy school and congregation, Mrs. .S. F. Weeks and two sons have returned to Sanford after spending some time a t the old home near Ft. White. Mr. Weeks went “bp and uccotnpuhiod them home. Mr. and Mrs. A rthur JohtTson and Arthur Jr. arrived lust Sunday after­ noon from tiieir trip to Alabama. Mrs. T. E. Speer, after several weeks absence in Alahuma has re­ l u m e d home.- She-fourrrl-that--M rr Speer had made great improvements in their home on Third street re­ cently bought of T. J. Miller Comer Whittle is now on the oil wagon, and is helping to keep things running smoothly in the navy at Key West. \V. T. Whecless attended the big gathering of A. C. L. shop foremen at Jacksonville during the past weok. Announcement lias been fnade that the Baptist- College at Lake .£ i ty lias closed ,-for the duration of the war, and the buildings and grounds shieh urc.-^ufctucd -n! ■ -4bFt^' been tom W ed to the government for use .while the war lasts, in any way the government sees fit to use them. Miss Detjlnh Sears is home again after spending two weeks very pleas­ antly in- Mayo, Fla., with friends. THERE ARETVO REGRETS to the man who lias savedjnoney. but liow do you feel when your money is all gone and nothing to show for it? Isn't it a reasonable and conclusive answer to why you SHOULD SAVE NOW? G et the habit—SA\ E.. S U R P L U S $15,000.00 C A PITA L $30,000.00 O L. TAVLOR Cathitr C. M. HAND Vlrf-PfpJdfl H . R. STEVENS .......... 1 THE BANK THAT. -INSURES YOJJR DEPOSITS — m m m m x x x m m m m x x x m m R g x x Geo.' D. Dullard; Supt.'-Interm ediate Dept.; M. L. Wright, Supt., Senior and Adult Dcpts. Schelle Maines. general secretary; Ernest Brotherson, Associate Gen. Secy.; * Mrs. Schollo Maines, pianist. Reports from all departm ents of the church showed excellent work during the past fiscal year, and notw i t h s t u n d i n g ^ h ^ / a e j .'t h a t .9- number of-our people, have moved nivaj',. wo have made a satisfactory n(*t gain in nieinl)i-r^ ^igTi| ,t)ur finances are in excellent condition, anil o#ur c ontri­ butions to missions and liene.volences have been liberal. .- Tim hspplnea* or unhappiness of men depends no less upon Ihelr dUpoMtlonS tlmn tliclr fortunes ,—Iloehi-fourAulil. MORE GOOD SAVING DISHES. As potatoes lire plentiful tills season ns well us cheap, w e may use more In —oiir bread, lidding'to Ds moisture nml keeping ipinllty ns well ns uinkIng a palatable loaf. Where n large propor­ tion of mushed potato Is w '. X . Used It Is necesmiry to Nothing In the way of nil Innovation add the. Hour gradually appear* among the displays of frocks or It w ill uut work lu and for small If not enough Hour is added the girls. Plain cottons. In. light colors with white niffs and collars bread will he undesirable. make up tho bulk of fhe stocks for Scalloped Potatoes and Hominy.— everyday wear, varied by a reversal of Put six medium-sized potatoes through this order In wlijjcTrucks with collars a rlier. Blitter n linking dish And put and ruffs bi.colors. Old-fashioned and a layer of potato In the bottom of the simple fancy stitching—the erossdish, then a layer of cooked hnnitny, stltch. fentlier-stltch.outllne-stltcb and seasoning well and cover with n layer cnt-siltch among others—with smock­ of grated cheese. Repeat until a cup­ ing nnd simple emhroldery, add thy*lr ful of hominy, n cupful of grnted pretty, quaint touch to these guy cheese and the potatoes are nil used. dresses. French knots-and small but­ Dover with a cupful of milk and finish tons are among those present la the with n fourth of a cupful of dried little company ijf childish decorntlons crumbs well buttered. Duke In a mod- llllll bn ms triii i i llillT III IIMIc rlntlic-T iTillc nwii le-i in i nil mil11 1 ’r " Plain or -nuijl-strlped materials are Sllce bnrtnnns and brown In a little preferred over plaids for young chil­ but fal. sprinkle w)tli lemon Juice and dren. Organdie In white, with nnrroi# a few g nil ns of sugar. Serve with stripes In all tho light colors are mndo up for girls of three or more, with the simplest sort of finishing In bindings of plain tvhlte. These are for her dressup occasions. Swiss organdie, with dainty embroidered edges and figures, uppeura lu the most pretentious of lit­ tle frock-, like that shown In the cen­ ter of ihe group above. At the left n yellow i .utuibrav I s . shaped at the B rolled in this important service It was not "ju?t for the fun of th thing" that iiidueedfeuiuired* of inen far .beyond the draft age to go into cam p, do whatever duties might he assigned and march possibly ten or twelve miles during the two days in the September sun. Some of the companies in the Duval battalion have ..enrolled -in their membership The Iowa Arrow, a Republican many mid icterar*. so that it was an Hfw*i aper.,put* patriotism ahead of inspiring -igiit to see these old men p a r t \ , as is evidenced by the follow­ trudge along by the sid’e of the ing, and it will do no harm for the younger chaps many of whom will Democrats and members of all other soon be tramping the road toward l oltlical parties to read it and make Berlin. There is much to. be said it their personal expression: ! about the Daytonh encam pm ent—-it, " W e ’re for W oodrow -W ibon;'pres­ j i i f l l u n s t r i l S T F # fact th a t .Florida ident of.cur country and commander has few real slackers and that the in chife of our army and navy. No j |w*opIe of thts state are anxious and partisan appeal1*will turn *us*fr*jm ‘ willing to do their part in tfie win­ ning of . the war no m atter what part that may l>e. t Another noteworthy fact stands out prominently. Hie splendid drillir. out promtftffLtly, the splendid drillijUEii-dUtiL.rnarching of men who have went into tin war The Fourth Lib­ erty Loan should b\ all means be the greatest in our history and now ut the time to p rep a re 'fo r it. Get busy on the idea of what you will give—not what you can give—And the merchants should assist' by gentroths advertising. -ST U D E N T ’S LOOSE S M NOTE BOOKS This convenient n o t e book is the most conven­ ient and e c o n o m i c a 1 loose-1^af book made. Not only are they.excellent for schooHvork but are practical for many uses*around the office or store. battalions less than a year. To v f * - perleneed -military m e n ‘who observ­ ed the evolutions' The work was amazing. With a permanent organization as the Florida County Guard Associa­ tion the future ought tb_ hold out bright prospects for still greater ser­ vice to the individual communities boasting of a coumv guard company and tq, the estate at large.—S t . 'A u ­ gustin** Record. nnnns In u baking dish, bent two eggs, add n fourth of n cupful of sugar and two nnd a hnlf cupfuls of milk with n pinch of salt, pour this over the balinnas nnd bake until the custard Is set. Tiyrt Jelly may be use«l lustend of the fenion Juice If desired. Banana* With Strawberries.—I’eel nnd tnash four ripe bananas; mix thor­ oughly with a hnlf cupful of crushed strawberries that hove been sweetened to taste. Add whipped cream nnd serve In sherbet cup** with whipped ,-r.*ntq nnd a wlhod kin»r Board of Trifstecs: Joe Cameron, L). R. Ilrisson,.F. 1’. Rines. W. E. Scoggan. Schelle-. Maines, \Y. E. Betts, H. M Grovensteln. M. L. Wright. Jno. D. Jinkins. Board of Ushers: J. P. Hurley, S. F. Weeks, Scheme Maines. W, T. Wheeless, \V. E. Betts. J. W. Barnes. R. M_Grovenstein, W. E. Scdggan, There are numberless shrines dn M. L .' Wright, W. C. DeCoursey. Japan d e d i t e d to foxes. The badger s nnothi-r-flnlmnl fetir«*d by the sup**r.Kenneth Robbins. II. M. Jernigam Music Committee: K. R. Mur­ Mltiou* Japanese mind. It is belteveil to have power to annoy people, and to rell. Mrs. W. E. Scoggan. Mrs. A. M. oo able to turn Into n priest at will. Philips. M. L. Wright. J. C. Rob­ Hie crying of wen*b*s nnd the naylnc erts. . ’ of dogs nre c**nslderi*<t evil otnens and Two deacons t-.< serve u n lim ite d ' -ttrh *n«lgnlflc«fit hoooenlngs M.-nd n terms: Geo D Ballard and \V K •hud*b r -broitch the fwUever*. Remove Smell of Paint. OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. P h one 148 Sanford, Florida Place a pan full of llght«nl charcoal In middle of -i>oni and throw oxer It two han*.ifnls ‘of Junl|w*r berries. *hnt the window's anil dw rs for a thiy an*lthe smell will d isa p p e a r The ndvantsge of thl^ Is. that yon will not have to remove tapestry- on furniture, ns the smoke of the Juniper berries Is not Injurious to them. lug oi l these frocks l a ' usually dona with lienx-y mercerized cotton floss In a contrasting color, or In white. The frock at the right Is In blue nnd has frills of whlto organdie nnd rows f ( sinnll white buttons to set off Its lovely color. Fur tiled Leu. In the new halts for fall the nbsonce of fur trimmings Is notable. This Is partly on ii <kinM--nt the—r e n tirgrr prices of furs now god partly bemuse women are ut present wearing all sorts of long stoles, capes and coatoes of fur over their sultH nnd dresses. It Is thought Oils fad will carry Into the coming fall urn) winter, and now In these days of thought for conserva­ tion of materials, nil these little Items nro considered by the manufacturer. Herald Want Ads .W ill Bring Results �>1 • • - ■/ ' . ' ‘ ' v y J » w * ^ . '/ \ • ,M ■ . > > i,* 1 / 1 / . - •' \ -• * 1 ' ' ". - . • .. * • r j * ‘: * * *_ *_ - • 1t { - 1■ — v :------- i------------ b ’ / SEPTEMBER 6. 1918 THE SANFORD HERALD merm Mrs. F!ur! B urdickreturned Thu re-, W O R K A D D r n IP U I \ I / L l \ 10 . dayy . from . Davtona j'where she has been the guest parents,^ She -was accompanied -& n . home b y Miss Mildred Burylick."who HAPPENINGS OP INTEREST IN AND will he her guest for several days AROUND SANFORD * Continued Grom Page One) Mr. add" Mrs. N. J l . Garner, Mr. Ho re s o lu te ly nnd f a ith fu lly w h at you and Mrs. N. O. Garner and Mrs. J. instruction ot“ order as you mention a r e — bo h u m b ly w h a t you nature to bh. M u n'*,ootil*nt g ift to m a n ta tils vi „opu will ...in feel r„„i better !/ . . •,keep ‘ B. Lawson motored to Orlando has been authorized here, nnd Is Did you, moan to keep - y o u r Wat Substitutes for F l o u r if you , sincerity, fo r It e m b r a c e s hta Integrity 1 i Thursday, v-isiting relatives and without the knowlege or approval of also.—Henry Thoreau. Savings pledge when* you signed th a t your War Savings pledge, have been C b a n g e d . shopping. the War Department. ’ * card? Then make good. j Virginia Yovvell of Orlando is the Corn Meal, Barley Flour WHEN COMPANY COME8. The regulations of May 23-arc the Mrs. Paul Highers and little son, For Wood nnd heavy hauling sOC' guest of May Holly this \v«;ek. and Corn’ Flour. 4-lb. , Paul have arrived homo from Palm last and only, onow issued - in which Murrell, or phone 378. 8-tf If oath householder keeps n hen for Mrs. \ \ . II Iete rs and children ; Reach nn(1 joinPl, Pai4| who ia now it was stated that all registrants en­ Wheat Flour with 1-lb. each) member of the family, chicken When the bavy of toduy asks you are visiting Mrs. D. G. Wagner at with the A. C. L. Ry; ‘They will re­ gaged as follows are to be considered of Substitute. . soup may be a what you did in this war, will you Kissimmee. by local and district boards as en­ main in Sanford indefinitely. moro common dish te ll‘ him t h a t you did not keep your M y . T. E. Speer has returned on the tables qf This is the time to plan for your gaged in non-productive occupations W ar Savings pledge? from an extended visit with rela­ winter season. There will be more or employments: Persons engaged in th e A m e r i c a n If you need stove wood phone me. tives in Georgia and Alabama. housewife. tourists in Florida this year fhan the serving of food and drink or I ertTTsupply you. H. C. DuBose. - R o y a l Soup.— Mrs, F. P. Strong of Urookeaville over before nnd Sanford should get either in public places, including ho­ Put a cut-up fowl 100-tfc is being cordially welcomed by her her share. What are you doing to tels and social clubs; elevator oper­ In p kettle of. cold . Your conscience will nbt reproach many Sanford friends. She is the get them hero? Come out to the ators and attendants and doorrqfiii, water, bring to a you if you mnke good your War guest of Mrs. J. D. Davison. big meeting of the Sanford Hoard of "footmen, carriage openers ami other boll and boll "ten Savings pledge. j Mrs. £ L. _CjPQdfme-lofG-Tlnirsday Trade Tuesday* Highl at* the court attendants in dubs, hotels, stores, minutes, then cover tightly and set ^ M u a s o n ’s swimriung pool It the ‘ afternoon for u two m onths’ visit in house and make it a get together apartment houses, office buildings Into the tireless cooker or to"slmmcr coolest place in town. Open Wed- Pennsylvania, Chicago and Ohio, meeting th at will put y o u r - m y - o n and bath" housed; persons, including on the back part of the range for ushers and other attendants engaged three or four hours. Remove the . nesdoy, Thursday, S a tu rd a y —and visiting*among~friends and relatives. the, map. nml occupied in and in connection chicken which may then be used for,* Sunday ' afternoons. Fresh w a te r- Walter Connelly was operated After a summer siesta the Sanford with garnw, sports and amusements another dish and add to the stock every day, S5-tfp upon for appendicitis on Wednesday, Board of Trade will have the first excepting actual performers in legiti­ two large sliced onions or a dozen T he winning of the war may awing the operation being successful and meeting of the fall season next Tucamate concerts, operas or theatrical small ones, two diced carrots, one dny night at th e court house. The on your War Savings pledge. M a k e he will soon be out again. performances; persons engaged in diced turnip, ono cupful of peas, two good thnt pledge. - Mr. and, Mrs. SchoIIe Muincs have Board, of Trade has hud no siesta domestic services, sales clerks and bny leaves nnd Salt and pepper. Boll L E O N ’S A U T O : .TRANSFER moved into the Miller apartm ents b u t the. business men have and it is other clerks employed in stores and until the vegetables are tender, re­ move the hay leaves hut do not P H O N E Bl. H O T E L CARNES. on Magnolia where they will mfke now time to get right down to busi­ other mercantile establishments. strain. Servo with grated cheese nnd ness and prepare for the winter sea­ 101-tf their future home; , y ■ ."I am advised that an official or buttered toast. Veal mny he substlson. Are you" doing your part in D u ty says, make good your War or employe of a bank is not entitled tuted for chicken or a little of both Mr. nnd Mrs. F. F. Seig aim chil­ helping your city get something? Savings pledge. Patriotism calls for dren from Americas, G a ., visited to deferred classification as such un­ may be used for this soup. m ure. . , , - ^ 1 Season nil meats with salt, slightly der the laws and regulations. A14o their brother and sister, M r. nnd Mrs" ALL DOGS MUST BE MUZZLED. that local and district boards must I with pepper; to beef add onion Juice A sea food apd chicken dinner', David Speer last Week. On account of a dog going mad or a cut clove of garlic, or a minced CO cents, every" S u n d a y ,112:30 p. m. Mrs. Cobb and her" dnughter, Miss and biting other dogs (hat are In consider" eases of deferred classifica­ onion cooked In fat. To lam b.add tion unit* late order numbers with and Thursdays 6 p. m. Daytona Margaret of Brookesville are the .onion nnd tomato, mint sauco or todanger of hydrophobia all dogs must sympathy and common sense. The tnhto catchup. To veal, tuhiccd chtvek. Beach Hotel D aytona B each __100,ti 'Rnests of Mrs. C obb’s sister, Mrs, be muzzled at once.— Any- dog department recognizes the great dan­ sweet h e m s . To poultry add celery Your War Savings pledge is the T. J. Lee on Oak avenue. caught on (he street without a ger of too broad and too general ap­ salt, sweet green pepper, chopi>ed rlprf most sacred promise you ever signed. Mrs. W. C. DeCourkey and daugh­ muzzle will be killed by the police. plication of.th e work or fight order, olives. To fish, tomato, parsley,outon, Make it good. . J. I). DAVISON, *" ters, M is s Virginia and little Alice F L E T C H E R ." cheumhor, horseradish or pickles. • Dr. D. C . ' W ard, Osteopath! Mayor. nrrivod. home Monday after a sum­ Cream Dressing for Fruit 8 sl«d-— Physician. First National Bnnk mer spent in the m ountains • of Melt four tnhlospoonfula of butler Odd Fellows. Attention! .Bldg., Phono 330-W; 61-tf .Sunday at Congregational Church Nortli Carolina. Regular meeting Monday, Sept. and add two nnd a half tablcspomiftils Keep your War Savings pledge " T h e Religious Slacker and llis it is .influence" will be the m orning'sub­ 9th. Third Degree. -Refreshments. of coniHinrcli, one tnblespoonful of I t will aid materially the Star Span / S, u m m e r is ,almost over , and , Wives of Odd Fellows invited to the Hour, one-fourth tenspoonful of sail, • , of, address ,, glcd Banner on its March to Berlin time to■ get down to real. business . . p>ct in connection witli three drops of tnbusco and a tubleafter meeting, All ^visiting Odd again. Conn* to the meeting of tin1 Your Savings' pledge means pro- Hoard of Trade- in the court house the hour’s divine worship. • "Saluda Fellows welcome 'atJM uHonie Hall. spoonful of sugnr. Add gradually one cupful of hot sweet milk, stir nnd cook Seminary, and Other American Mis­ ■lection to our b o y s^ at the front. Secretary. next Tuesday night and get ready sionary Work" will he presented in f well. Tnke from the lire nnd add a Arc you dbing your share? for th’e big winter business. beaten ^-olk nnd .five tnbtespnonfuls the evening, . 1 of"lemon juice, one at n time, beating All 100 per cent Americans ar * ---—SWunn-l* Designated Y,.u luive had o good .time alLL_ i t r a._Ke»He«!w-AwTrffrwAll r r vft' Wm making good .their War S aving! rntmineT - and -find -no meetings to |)f the organist fo r t h e ’day, and her “ Stetson University is in receipt well- after each spoonful. Add sour cream when ready to use,, whip with -pledge;— ATtryOT? 7" • bother you. Come out to the Board frj,.ru| s will be glad of the oppor- of a telegram saying that it lias been n Dover egg beater and servo well You are a better Amerieuil if you of Trade meeting in the court house {unity to hear her again. There will accepted by the government as a chilled. Military Training School. This fact keep your War Savings pledge. I uesday night nnd get back into j,e <qiieiidid' organ numbers, Strawberry Filling for Sponge Cake. will be of much interest to those . _. • The Christian Endeavor Society young men of draft age who wish to —Bent "a cupful of cream until stiff, ''jC^ettor to The Hemld from M. S. harness. Every city in -Florida Is getting meeting at 6:30 has for its topic the continue school as long an possible «dd n third of a cupful of sugar, the Nelson says he is now in Jackson­ white of an egg hertten stiff and a ville building ships to help w h ip 'th e ready for a big winter business and very practical subject of ' Couscionce j nfl V(,f ^ fufCiriny training, half cupful of well-mashed strawber­ Iivn. Many former Sanford resi­ il U u p,to you Mr- Business Man to; Training It and Trained by It." ries. Flavor with viinllln nnd Bpread ---------------------d e n ts arc-now at Work in the ship be at the Board of Trade meeting, us a filling for Inyer cake. Death of Mrs. Gnllntzlk yards and their work is just us im­ Tuesday night and hear something Presbyterian Church - The funerul of Mrs. Anna M. GalWinter season is port ant .as the soldiers in the trench­ for your benefit. Next Sunday will be Registration Intzik of the West Side was held almost at hand. es. r Day a t the Presbyterian church. Tuesday from the home, Rev. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Hryaji and Aii opportunity will be given all Brower officiating. A native of For Sale or Exchange— Yacht Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryan nnd fam­ members to register for work- in the Long Island and member there of completely equipped, 3 f ik x 8 x 2 U ily have returned from a trip to Kingdom this winter, it is earnestly the Congregational church, • Seashells Instead of Glass. her One curious thing noted b y ‘Amrrl*. ft. Draft 10 If. I\, 1 Cyl., Buffalo points in Georgia and Tennessee. hoped th a t there will he n full a t­ death came as a release from.a long BriiiK in y o u r Certifi­ cans In file Philippines was the use by engine; Speed 9 miles. Originally Miss Glndys Bryan who has been tendance of the congregation. "The illness. cates for Sugar for Prenatives of seashells In Hen of window coat i-4,001). Will sacrifice for $500 visiting in Tennessee nccompaqicd Captain of our Salvation" needs glass. There Is n bivalve mnlliisk, servintf Pn rp rg^ —,as have no time, to use it. Will them home. They made the trip by many men nnd Women, boys and tlvii t u .thv ivuI th ~f Mini iin11 ' ‘f TTlT1" Notice lii ( nr Pw qrrs trade for Oakland, Buick-or Stude- nuto and report a most pleasant girls of varying eiftw f o r sp^rml scr-A11 owners of cars win operate world, which has a shell seven or eight baker runabout automobile. Ad- 1journey ci;s. -------------------There is abundant opportun"VT--------------- sniu.e’ ^on Sunday wi have their Inches In diameter, so thin as tn he . drwww-W. I’. A i if*;—fmjTOlia Beach, f A congenial party motoring to jiy "endure hardness as a good nnmes and numbers taken and same transparent. Il Is |0enllfu! and costs Fla. 2-1f AmCricus, Georgia, this w-eek are , „oldier of- Jesus Christ." mitlilng, Olnss Is expensive. wifi- be sent to the Fuel Adminis­ Mr. and Mrs. Volie Williams, Mr. The services will bo: tration at Washington. This is in J. L. Hurt has returned from n C. M. Williams and Mrs. Al C.. Wil­ Writer*a Cramp. S u n d a y school 9:45 a. maccordance with orders received here trip to iiis old home in Virginia. He liams, nccompatecd also - by Mrp. Writer's cramp Is a dlsenso to wldclr Morning worship ll^ a . m. * from the headquarters at Washing­ t»lso visited Newport News, Norfolk P. L. Chambliss of Geneva. The I Christian Endeavor 6:45 p.- tn. ton nnd will be strictly complied those who do much writing are liable and other points of interest and Buys party left Tuesday morning -nod will toward middle age, iinff a person af­ Evening worship 7:30 p. m. with. ' * flicted with it has nn cninpletv control there is something doing up there visit friends and relatives during the nunun Machinary. J. D. Davison, 1 11 shnll be t,he purpose of each of T»ver the muscles of the thumb, middle every minute. He was in Norfolk next two or three weeks'. We hnve headaches and colds, not Co. Fuel Administrator. these services.to render a help in Ihe and forefinger. The typewriter has on Labor Day when 26,000 marched Mrs. C. R. Walker, and son. Clif­ at nil realizing our body Ih In need | efforts of people to live right. If ofiiled the best resource of those who in a parade. ford arc home for a few days from of some good, pure oxygen. __ feel tin- need of more strength Feed Your Hugs Six Weeks Earlier •oiffer frAm the ailment. Washington, where they are n o w 1-'1”1 . Mechanics lake minji better-rnre of we invite you. In every lot of hogs on feed two Iheir immhlpitfrcftloh'they do Of their making their home. Clifford will For Rent or three weeks quickly and actually AHtaf^Nimes. They know thnt unlessPastime In Wa i—vr— »r. attend Florida University this winter Two apartm ents over 10 Cent eat (ess thaq others. If all would Die innclilnads cleaned, oiled nnd rest­ Wnnls All Names Published Knlttlngwiw-tif;miTr tline n favorite and Mrs. Walker and Miss Claire Store. Cool, nice rooms with front ed occasionally It will not run .prop­ fatten like these, the entire drove pnsili»**< !nnong male fnrin workers In v Sanford, Fla., Sept. 5, 1918. , porch. .Four rooms’ $15.00 per will remain in Washington where erly. now often do they think" of the ies. Fifty years ago shepherd would ho ready for the. markej Dear Mr. Holly: in on HI. Eight rooms $30 per month. Miss Claire has’ a government posi­ hoys In Cnrdlgnushlrc were supplied Importance of caring for their human Yon have published- the names of weeks earlier anil t u ^ savo nI*—WPekx with sufficient wool lor provide them­ machinery? They run It nt.-thc hightion, __ - ---------------- -—T------ ---- N. IL Garner. 1-tfc int you"fully under­ Allen Jones is borne for a few clays those who have bought One Thnit- stand. selves with two pairs -of' stockUas. est tension, feed It on stale nlr and inUtdDffttnrs War -Savings Stamps. Sixpence per-pair was paid-for sll3%-. Improper food and then become s u n furlough. His boat is carrying sup­ ' The regular meeting of Snnfortl The hog that fattens easily must lugs In excess of this number. prised If It runs down. Won’t you please publish the some Lodge No. 27, I. O. O. F., on Mon­ plies to France and he be in prime physical condition. Tho day evening. Sept. 9th, will be fol­ mighty narrow escapWT1 from sub­ names of those persons In Seminole across. Allen is county who have bought less than B. A. Thomas Hog Powder is n con­ lowed by a social, to which the wives marines in ditioner for hogs. It keeps their nnd lady friends of the members are onejt»i«*hTi Sanford boys who eu- one thousnnd dollars, but to the system clean nnd healthy and en­ ed early in the war and has been amuunt of four hundred dollars and very cordially invited. ables them to fatten quickly without on the trans-Atlantic boats ever ‘over? • ~ ~ " falling n prey tn 4hc usual diseases since. He is the son of Mrs. MinAs there nro numbers of men and of hogs. The li. A. Notice to Ihe rulillc Hou I will not be responsible for any nie Jones of this cjt>1 and his many | women, who have bought four liun- P ow der' is - hot stork food. It's jdy^anro i Q n l i i H l ^ n^ 'rBrPTtircd woylh. ahd more, but debts contracted by R. 1 1 . ffrie ne ml r o^ ii’aIai i-1 Miah* straight medicine and we look the f t r Uncle, | CM tha.i one thousand, if you,will K. FfwWf*” "|if gtnrd-w agency because it enables you to Sam’s navy. . publish their names, and the nmoiint feed out your bogs much earlier. --------------- :------- of their purchase, it Jnay encourage F. W. Mahoney has received a I,..Allen Seed Co. Herring Is Over I others to buy more, in addition to .card from his son, Lieut. Clarence 5-Fri-4tc S. O. Chase ia^ in receipt of a. card i what they have bo u g h t—a n d your, Mahoney stating th at ho has ar­ stating th a t Capt-. George Herring reader:! and Who oT rived safely in France. Clarence is 'las-—azzivtMl—eeffdy—i p r1 !,fliliiJll/ * l I i s their — : . . i . »------ —anil i — i. — neighbors friends are buy­ Detecting ^Mallngerera. now nn adjutant aHni'lird Q” 1/ many friends here will be glad to ing their share of War Savings The discovery of a Dutch physician quarters staff, a fine promotion to a learn *that he is over. Stamps. that sudden sounds may cause the pu­ fine boy. * ■* * * • Everyone ia expected to do his pil of the eye to dilute iminieiitnrily Is are those the expenditure of which will SEM INOLE $1,000 CLUB and her d u ty to the extent of his or suggested ns a novel method of de­ .3 •** Messenger W anted tecting malingerers claiming to. be to­ not bring you adequate returns. « At the Postal Telegraph Office, San- War Savings .Stamp Purchasers and her ability. tally deaf. Placed tn u strong light, Thanking you in advance, I re­ tho subject In told to look nt some dis­ r«»rd. Good chance for capable boy Boosters main, tant object mid, ns the examiner’s as­ or girl to learn telegraphy. 3-tfc 1. S. Rapp sistant Cidlx off In n loud voice n num­ Your Friend. 2. W. P. Brooks • Imprison Them ber of well separated words—such us F. E. Male. Mrs. Kent Rossetter and children 3. Yowell-Speer Co., Inc. 'Attention!" mid "Forward m arch!"— In A Savings Account at this Bnnk have returned from a trip to Mrs. 4. F. F. Dutton . Ihe effect on the pupils can lie clonrly Rossettcr’s old home, at Commerce, Theatre Party 6. C. W. Brown seen. where they wiil not only be safe for Georgia. t Miss Mny Holly has as her a ttrac­ f>. First National Bank your future use, but. will earn interest • t i ve .guest this week Miss Virginia 1. J. W. Booth Correct Spelling. Rurk Lime Yoweli of Orlando. Wednesday 8. W. E. Scoggah . ' for you as well. One of the most pollsht-d nnd pains­ L'ates Crate Co. has rock lime in night Miss Holly entertained a few taking of* English authors *regarded 9. /»L: P. McCtiller .barrels. Office open until 8. o’clock Iff. P. M. Elder of her friends a t a th eatre party in correct spelling qs a totally unneccs* at night. Buy 'while' we can get tho 1 1. B. G. Smith honor of Miss Yoweli taking in the snry accomplishment.- In his Introduc­ bafrel lime. Cates Crate Co., suc- 12. Wm. Bothnmly. . movlfs and afterward partaking- of tion to n , L. {RttveiiHon'^ letters, Sid­ 1 cr;?er to Dutton Crate Co, The Herald will publish tilts list refreshments a t the ice cream pur- ney Colvin writes: “I hnve not held myself bound to reproduce at! the a u ­ 104-tfc with nny additions thereto until thor’s minor eerentrtcttjes of spelling alter the immediate War Savlpgs Those of th e p arty .were May • Dr^ Hilburn, pastor of the Meth- Drive, beginning Sept. 9th and en d ­ Holly, Virginia Yoweli; Kathleen and the Hje. • As all his friends nro. odiat_ clipHfii_is. exported home the ing Sept. 14th. Get your n a m e 'o n Brady, Gladys Wilson, Helen Gon* aware, tq s^ rll In n quite accurate nnrt brat of next week from a intsiness this fist—"help hack the hoys in the zalerf, Florence Henry and M artha grown,up'nmnner was a ’lliRnts^yhlcti this master of English letters wlisTIPvtrip to points in West Virginia.. trenches." • 4*tf ' Chappell. er able to learn? IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN 01 Mr ,1',r,'l^k', • WROp INSPOTS - AT - , McCULLER’S i H y ’a %' -42-lbs. Pills. Flour 90c 24-lbs. Pills. Flour $1.75 12-lbs. Gold Medal • Flour 90c 24-lbs. Gold Medal Flour $1.75. 12-lbs. Obelisk Flour " 90c 24-Ibs. Obelisk Flour - ' $1.75 1 5-Ib. Package Whole Wheat Flour 50d— Sweet Potatoes 4c lb. : Irish Potatoes 3c lb. Algood 0b‘o 40c lb. Clover Hill Butter 60c lb. Apple Butter 30c and 40c Jar • Rhubarb 30c Can Spinnach 30c Can Large Fat Mackerel 5-lbs. lima Beans 75c 5-lbs. White Beans 85c 5-lbs. B. E. Peas 65c 5-lbs. Tepery Beans 75c *Vi a - *1 • r_+ i ■. ■ i td i t j ija i s ■- d t> A . ’7S m w . Phffne 277 Let No Guilty Dollars Escape! •• * 3 i L. P. McCuller THESE ARE Alb GUILTY*" DOLLARS ¥ . •^ 1 *Jj ■ * , " )- l �SEPTEMBER 6. 1918 TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX Thackeray Alwaya C*te. , An external stimulus sometimes IS necessary t<> hrlnc a writer’s Idens to a tucu.s. "lL wuiLllietfitstom w1|h*rhuekerny n>*ver to do tnilny " hot could tie put oft until tomorrow. He 'Vtis. there­ fore, frequently nehltnl with Ids copy amt *t wn® uncommon tldnc for hltn Dainty Frocks for Midsummer The Woodman Circle The Woodmen Circle ’ Aioets sVci nnd Fourth Wednesdays at 33 :o p. All members requested to attend. Sanford Lodge So B2, f had A. M • Communication every iirstjnpi thiro Tuesdays at ?:0n. „ Visiting hrethten welcome. > • 0 . L. Taylor Jaw, Mouitiiion Secretary , W»Al Monroe LMnpter No. 15, It. a m Meets eVTry second and fuurtii Tuv>. ilny in Masonic Hall over the Imperia Theatre. -Visiting companions vveicor ■ ‘ O'. L. Tayfor F. L. Miller riejt Seminole (Tiaptvr 2, Order Eastern Sit Mectsevery first and third Thuridaj in each mftntn. Everyone who has seer hie Star in the East are cordially invited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Sec’j The Sftmord Council K. of,C. M ee'vthe 2nd Sunday 3 p. m., *and th 4th,Sunday 8 ti. ni., each month, nf K. of C. Hall. Oalc Ave. C. L. Britt, Fill. Scc’y. Why you should use Cardul, the woman's tonic, for your troubles, have been shown in thousands of letters from actual users ot this medi­ cine, who speak from ersonal experience. If ic results bbiained by other women lor so many years have been so unl- E l'hoenlx Lodge No 5, K. of J \ Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Nisiting knights, always welcome. II McLaulin < 0 . J. Miller K. R. and S. . \ C. C. Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 , 1. O. O. r Meets every Monday evening at ' in Masonic Hall. All visiting brotl cordially invited. ^ J. F. McClelland J. D. Do: N. G. . • R. So W ar does not make It a necessity to curtail dressing to the exclurflon of dainty frocks for midsummer. The mnterlnls thfit ipuke. them are not needed by the soldiers, nnd the boys certainly llko to see yfjolr wives and sweethearts In filmy and pretty clothes. These things, look more dcslrnhlo to them thnn ever. It Is poor business to push economy In dress too far—for business m ust'be maintained—Hint al­ most goes without saying. In the face of nil Its difficulties French genius has kept Itself occupied turning out uj»pargj to suit the need*—somewhat changed by the w a r—of Its clients. In the picture ntiove nt the right Is a frock from Lady Duff-Gordon, In which net Is posed pver tnffeta In n lovely summer gown. It Is trimmed with very full r.uchlngs of taffeta, fringed out »r the edge*, and.would he effective l a almost any nf the light col­ ors or In cream-colored net over a col-, or. Turquoise blue and pale green shndcs cannot be excelled by any col­ ors used with white net fur elegant ef­ fects, but It I* for tin1 wearer to choose whnt become* her most In n color suit­ ed to this frock Ir-4«'hot an extrava­ gant affair nnd Is suited to dinner or evening wear. Pule beige georgette renders a guoil account of Itself a* nn afternoon 'th it evening frock In the ilres* at the of the picture. It* collar, veiicc'cuffs and bodice urnaihetits a r e hraltlei \ v l" > silk soutache In ihe sumo shade. The bodice Is cleverly designed In a modifled nrVnngemeni of ihe surplice front Utul georgettd makes the short ties that finish the front: , A very new. a lid promising Idea nppcars til the pretty dinner frocks of block net worn over foundations made of ciith'rntdored batiste or embroidered swlss' organdie. Girdles o r sashes of hlitck velvet finish them off ami inn* Hue* Is sometimes combined with tho net In bands on skirt nnd bodice. These are delightful inlerpretntbm* of new war time Ideas In dinner and evening gowns. • ____ 1 g June 101H, IftlH kfi, by tin Itottrtl herrbj- ptibttitifd Uinlrr thp provUlont of EIINKST AMOS. t *o in p t m l l r r (lefirru iJttpnA itnry llulatifu ’ J u g , 1, l t * i « l i f f r i p t i for lh«* S U M o filh a; Frorn. T a i ( * o i | p r t o f , . U i t ' i a n t i pall*? C oin p lro ik * r—Tn* N ?dpm pjlon » nd H r o l le r I h t r m t r n r n i n o n bcImhi <Co m p t r o l l e r S i n i r .m e m ill t i s Han k * | n t r r * ‘»t tin t!«*pm»lt*7? ( ' o u n t y Judge* H u n t i n g U cvqm * V r n i m t y Pfipt*. f a n * aoTil KJral N 4 t i ^ n t | I H a n k I n f rri-*t r ^ f u n d t I'ntfont*. r u l o f r d a r n o v l d o n a t i o n ? ? o| el B li n t< tim « Loans Makintt LaUnro 4 S\NfOM) LBlHiLS .Seminole Rebekah Lodge No. 13 Mcetsevery Second and Fourth Friday Nights in' Masonic Hall a t 7:30. All visiting Rohekahs welcome. Mrs. Hattie Lossing, Mrs. Ida Crim, N. G. Sec'y Celery City Aerie No. I85.V. Meeting every 2nd £ Ith Wednesday nigkt nt 8 o’clock. Eagle Home, Onk Ave Visiting Brothers Welcome E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff Worthy President Secretary H. I*. (). C. Sanford Lodge 1211 '* Meet first nnd third.Wednesday night at Elks Hoffic, North Bark Avenue. Ff S. Frank * O. L. Taylor Secretary Exalted Ruler 4 The Lake Breeze ( uunril No. 31 Junior Order United American Mcrhnnlr* Mens-every Wednesday at 7:30 P M., in the City Hall. Vj^iting brotheri are welcome. C. H. Smith, Re'c, Sec.- - Royal Neighbor* of America MertvSCFCbd aiiJ Fourth Thursdays Modern Woodmen of America r Annie Speer Clara Stumper Meets 2,-1, Thursdny evenings. 7:30, Secretary Orurle in M. W A. 11all. Pico Building. C. E McDonald C. D. Couch Failed Ilrolherhond < arpenters and Consul Clerk ' Joiners of Amerlra Loyal Order or Moose Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meets First and Third Thursday Nights ai 7:30 Sanford Lodge No. 1310 meets In Ha in Eagles Hall. A. J. I/.'ssing, in Stone & Grove Building Second nnd Chair. E. Robinson, Pres. .Sec'y Fourth Mondays in Month nt 7:30. GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY WILL BRING BACK l l U b u t n r m r n l * fur t h r S l i M o n l f i k For F i p c n d r d fur Srho«il* Sniari*’* of t«f*/hi-r*?? T r * n » p o r i a t Ian of pu pil* I n r i d c f i i * l « fo r srh«>nl*_ l i p r m . n o f A (I ml nUl r * tin n Salftr y of f*upi*Hntrndl*rit i V r rfl(pm a n d milf’t ^ r , rni rn I n r t d r n t n U f o r bf»*ru a n d at P r i n t i n g finarvctftl * t a t p m v n t P rinting?? LESSONS FOR THE Mrs. M aorj. Irvin, o! C ullen, * "About It. years ago| I suffered untold misery with female trouble, hear­ ing-down pains, head­ ache, numbness . . ; I would go for three weeks almost bent double . . . My husband went to Dr. -------- for Cardul . . . Alter taking •about two bottles I began going around and when I took three bottles 1 could do all my work." E-8d .T H E DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. By Clifford Leon Sherman." * . Dear Fdlks:—Hero wo an? three dnys out nnd haven’t seen u submarine yet. However, wo havo sighted a few sailing vessels, which proves that the Germans hnvo hot sunk nil the shipping on the high sens. Thfc officers keep us pretty busy, I suppose to keep ub from getting stnle. Of course,'we miss tho hikes', hut you understand Hint on n crowded transport thero Isn’t much room to run around. But these officers bcori to know their husfnrss, and us long ns we rnn’t get out on the rond nnd do ten or twenty miles, they do the next best thing. They lino us up In tho morning, nnd then for twenty minutes we do this. 3AMFY. To complete tho picture, draw a line froth dot 1 to dot 2 tjien^froai dof 2 to dot 8, and so on. ** * No. 8. (C o p y rig h t, 1917, by T h e Bell S yndicate. Inc.) ntj ilishUf*rm»1nt * t h r heh>>«tl fundi) nf U r m - , 1918, ^ 1 1h llu* n » l * n m a m i a m o u n t nf t h e w a r r a n t * o u t s t a n d i n g , an il a • t » t p m r * n t of li* arliGL-l p r o p e r t y nf t h r »ftid K r m l n o l c r o u n t y (late City Lamp No. ft, W. O. W . Meets second and fourth Wednesday nights in each mouth. . * F. L. Miller . J. F. Hoolohan Clerk Council Commander Nelson Sailors and Tt’*r h♦M‘ \ laurift t loll I Hl« M *t Home Embroiderer Specially prepared fo r this N ewspaper by ‘Pictorial Review. iece and Scarf T h at Furnish Splendid Jp* Work for Summer Hours. On« can never make n mlMnko in selecting household linens for bridal W t* They nre alwnys nceoplnblo and. If made personally by the glvur, afford to devote ment to tbolr develop­ vVhen ihe rontorploco nnd Hcraf described below aro done In cut-work on Kensington stitch, the result In either case will provo worthy .if tho time, expended on the work. A* plckup'work for tho Hummer, tho develop­ ment In cut-work Is to ho given the preference. Hut for those who aro fond of displaying (hide skill in noedlcpaintlng, no design could furnlfih groator possibilities.—F o r this ^purposo an ecru llnon background “ should ho selected.- Tho tints roqiflrod for tho apples, pears, grapes, . loaves nnd stems umy bo matched most satisfactorily in embroidery sitkn. which aro made In fast colors. ThthklTO of thread to chouso would b*o that vvh*ch is one degree ftnor thnn Ropo SlTk. If one Is capable of handling' a brash In addition to ply­ ing Iho necdlo. there Is still another Wortc.^ treatment In vtow for these designs, than Ea?h f,guro may bo outlined In noro, colors cither dn Rope silk or, mercerTwo Ixeil cotton. Then tho frulC\oav«a sn io o i. iio n o in r r . i t k s t a n i» s in k in g FiifitJ ltftlftfter Jt»n, I, IlUB- Ki-rt-Iplii rrn t i n N i t M a n t h * F r » m T * i (N»ll*»di*r— 1T u t u ? ? ? C u m p t f n i w r ^ T a x rr<l<tn|itiiui art I n l r r n t «ifi d r p o i i u , -— . . . .. —- u n O, iiisTim r n o . i — -- - — — - ----- r.fc sm M a k i n g ll*l4»n«*v* l l h h t i r f t t 'f n r n l k for t h f Hit M ^ m h * r I nt t f r* l r tiu p o n * paid-. N 'ey York Kichitig**?? I. & S. Fit. H ftl«nre J u n p HP, 1 9 | S HOTEi Honilft R d U l a m l i n r . i f f»,OPO.Oii H F lin O L l l n m l F u n d I l f t U n c e J a n . 1, 1918 l l r r r l p l a f a t i h r H i t Alo n ih * : l* rorrril» of 11it ml*? “? l r r n j p d Int^riNit HUM . D i h l i u t R i 't n r n t k l o r i k t a i f U M o n t h s : ArrhUrU? s Mf Kuliding L o t ? ^ Hoard m ro tin g t i*rr d l* m a n d m l l r a t e I n r i d p n l a l t , p i l n l l n g , p«»*tagf». « l r ? j n t r f M * a n d ^ t c h a n E o i t l v a n c t i l fn llo n d F u « 3 Latanrp *Juno I|f», 191 n I; l l o n i t * o u t t l a n d l n g , 1 1 .* , 0 0 0 .0 0 ASSKT-S ANI» I lAII IM TIL S A t a l l a h l o A» m I» lla lt i.r r h ir. ilr|*<-llory Unroll»Ct<A| l»»r» iurl .nilti ^ rilttrlit p r rla l T i t H U lflcI ll»1»nt«- f u S t n » ltn ry I 'f - r - . f t u c l in r li l . t l n z c u r rt - n l y p » r l l ^ l a n i r m | i Ifi l l u m l I n l r r i i t an ti t i n l i n f (ttr.ila lovely suggestions aro given here tor girt* for the spring brido. They a^o within the capabilities ot tho average needlowoman and do not require more ttmo than tho busy woman can ,, and, _ _ . stem* aro tinted to appear as natural as the pallctte win permit. This la howaver only a second-best, the most artistic will always remain Kensington embroidery. Embroidery No. 12323—Conterploco 27 lncho* In dlnmclcr. for Roman it work. Kensington or Outline stitch. Trnnsfer pnttorn. blno. I& conts. Centerpiece 27 Inches.In diameter. Stamped on white linen, f 1.30. •e embroidery’ cotton. GO cents, mbroldory No 12324—Huffet scarf. 17xG4 inches. Transfer pattern, E i cents, nuffet Scarf, design 17xE4 Inches, stamped on whits blue, X 35, White embroidery cotton. 40 cents. TNiai ( t e n r v f t l Hclt'itil F u n d W a r r a n t s u u l « t »n<rit)g for i i u f r n t t t p H i l r * ? ? ? H alf*? Hpcrial T a i S’.dM* *’otst jnditiE Attractive ■Compact - Readable - Durable Emphasized with the words of Christ printed In bold face type. Stroiihly and neatly bound in Khaki colored Morocco grained Waterproof. Keratol—-flexible limp cover, embossed back bands, round corners, Khnki cdj»es. ^old title, beautifully eihbossed American Fln|| m colors on the outside front cover. I rioted on specinily stronil Bible paper. Only 3 x AlA inches nnd just h on inch thick. Type is plain nnd c le a r— sclfpronouncing. Tho F o u r G reat A m erican H ym ns aro printed and bound w ith th is S a ilo rs and S o ld ie rs Testament jrhu<»I lit-iiii » nf<d lui* l l f h A m erican S ta n d a rd V ersion ii *i I F u r ni *mr»' ft»p*raitjft O ih r r fcijotil property# *, __Ji. _f iit u r n 4 Hchotkl hour is n*I Inti ??? Hrhnol furnituro Sr hoftl ftppftrfttua Othf-^ propt riy . Tata! HELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN This Sailors and Soldier Testament, neatly packed, ready -for mailing, given #with a years subp*/\ scription to the Sanford Herald for.......... » p ^ * D U ' �. H i M * -f»TTr — fa r~ — .....! , i - V * .4 • ...- ... ■• * • .'• I '-' i ». ( • « Or*/' SEPTEMBERS, SHE SANFORD HERALD WHEN AN INNER TUBE LEAKS . <# " ” •uch rrrtlficat* In t h e i n me ol B. J, Star, lin t: * . It m e a n s a f l a t t e n e d fir**, o f c o u r s e , N e i t h e r a p a t a h o r c e t h e n t will p e r m a ­ n e n tly heal th e p u n c tu re . n izing w i l l. dam aged S o if y o u r b rin g it here. D u t -vulca­ in n er We tune can the b ig g est or sm a lle st l e a k s o it stay tak e sto p p ed . It V ill but is sto p will little * Alto: Tax Certificate No. 131. dated the 3rd day of Ju ly. A. I). ISIS, .aid e.Mlflrate rmijra<*« tb« following described property •Ituated In Seminole county, Florida, tb-wli: ll»g. 8W for ot N W X Sec 31, T p 19 8. It 31 run N 5 27 rh, E 9.40 ch tu 8. A t. rlly., SKly on 8 i Mp ol same lo E. lint ol Stanford G rant. th e n r e . S 25 deg., W on Grant lUir to S. lino ol N W ) , . W to beg (|P41 W H >. 2 ' t acres, The salll land bp. ing aAfraaeil a t th e t la lr nf th e inauttirf* of • urn certificate tn the name ol Laing & Al* d n i(i« • « A U n ; - T n . C t i i l r i t a l e - g i Kit 1a a n . i t n e i r Th* . y o u t h o c o a t o f a n e w t u b e ,- * • 3rd ctay ol J u l y . A. I). 1 9 1 8 , •aid ___ certificate e m b r a c e s t h e io ll n a in g described p r n p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, tn* l t : 8 W ' i of N W l * S pc 25. T p 21 8. It. L i s t . 41 iter*'*, Thuv Piid land being ax* Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida •****41 a t I he d a t* of thp («»uaruT of a u r h In tho n i m r of IUnknown; ** Alio; T a i O r t l f l r a t r Nn. 444, d a t r d t h r 2 n d d a y of J u n o . A. II. MM3, paid e r r t i n e alo r t n b r a m t h r following dHFefRjt'd prop* r r t y sltuati-d in Se rnlntdr c o u n ty , Florida, t o - w lt: Lot ^I.^V asJy A c p h * T h e l a i d land b r i n g aaieaaed at t h e d a l e of tho In u a n c e of • u c h certificate in t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n ; * Alio; T a a C e / t i f i r a t e - K o . ”3fl2r d t t e d ' f h e 3rd d a y of Ju ly . A. |) . 1916, aaid certirtcata e m bra ce * t h e following d m c r i h t d p r o p e r t y ait d a te d In Hrminiile c o u n t y, FI or Ida. to -w it; Ton Can Buy From Ua at N E 14 of S \V «4 Sec. 27. T p . 21 S, It. 31 E. 40 ( te r n . T h e m id l a n d 'h id rtg aaacaaed at Wholesale i'rlccs th e d a t e of t h e U a u a n r r of au rh certific ate in t h e n a m e of. S. P . N a v a l Store* Cot; AUo; T an C e r tif ic a te h i e , 1 87, d a te d I lie W rit# f a r I'rla a L ift Glh d a y of J u l y , A. I). 1914, *ald certificate e m h r a c M t h e following dcBcfthcd p r o p e r t y pit tinted in Brimincde c o u n ty , Florida, towit: L o t fc, Rl«»rk <*. (Vl« ry Avt*. Add! to Sa nford, r e r o r d r d in P la t Ilook l>. P a g e 0 (Orangf* t ' o u n t y R r r n r d x L T h e aaid land helrfg asacftard at t h e elate of th e i» =u a n r . ‘ of auch certificate In t h e n a m e of Anita M r/ta r* . AUo: A U ot T a xr j U j U f o w U AwtM - M l f r f a i t W ' J i l / ^ A . 0 7 4 9 i S, p . R eertifleate em b ra ce * t h e following dcacfihed p r o p e r t y Loosing Through a Tunnel. • i t u a t i d in Sem in ole r o u n l y , Florida, t o - w lti T h e aaid l a n d T h e l i t t l e c i r c l e q f . t h c . w o r l d y o u boo L o t 97, S a n tp r d lle lg h ta . living n . o r o t t l a t t h e d a t e of t h e iMUance w h e n y o u n r e l o o k i n g t h r o u g h t h e ■'f auch c ertificate In t h e n a m e ol ( V 8. B ouc her: AUo: T a x C e rtifica te N o. 4>3. d a t ­ l e n g t h o f n t u n n e l la a l w a y s b e a u t i f u l ed t h e ’2nd d a y of J u n e . A. 1>. 1913, aaid by c o n tra st. N o m a t t e r t f - l t Is o n l y cerlificald em b ra ce * t h e following deacrib ed r o p e r t y a itu a te d in Sem inole c o u n ty , F l o r ­ a s t r e t c h o f t r a c k w i t h a f e w s c r u b b y pida, to-w lt: Lot 13, St. Joarpli. T h e aaid land t r e e s n m l a n a r c h o f b l u e s k y a b o v e being a o eitaid at t h e d a t e e l t h e U i u i n c r Dlcxacfi Is h e w h o la a tir h a f r i e n d of auch in t h e tjam e ot W m . aild I t, y o u , l o o k i n g f r o m t h e b l a c k n e s s jo t E m m a Scertificate t o h u m a n i t y t l i n t h e s c e tli f f o o d ^ l n tych. e v e r y - m a n , f o r h i s o w n s p i r i t s h a l l t>o t h e t u n n e l , t h i n k It u ' p i c t u r e w o r t h y Alio; T ax C crllflca le No. 418, d a te d th e c o n s t a n t l y e n ric h e d b y th e C h r is t splt^ nil a r t i s t ' s b r u s h . T o t h e s i c k g o o d 2nd d a y of J u n e , A. I». 1913. aaid certifi­ it. c ate e m l i r a r r a lhc~(nlluwing deacribed p r o p ­ h e a l t h s e e m s h a p p i n e s s e n o u g h , n o d e r ty a i t u a te d in Se m inole c o u n ty , F lorida, The tl) n s e w h o a r e In t r o u b l e a s k n o t h i n g to-ViiI W ' J ,d L ot 100, Hi. Jo aeph. SEASONABLE DISHES. • aiil la n d being a,?e*ard at. the d a le of the b e tte r th n n a m in d fre e fro m fa re . ixauanre o f «ueh certificate In th e n a m e of Now th a t lettuce, even tho bend va­ H u t s e n s i b l e p e o p l e d o n o t n e e d t o b b F. S, S t i r key; te No, 411, d a t r d th e riety. ts reasonable In price ft should d e p r i v e d o f l i f e ' s b l e s s i n g s I n o r d e r lithA hd aa :y Tola xJ uCl ye,rtifica A, D. -19IS. t a b ! certificate be used freely. In the t o a p p r e c i a t e t h e m . e r n h f a m th e followIng . d e ie rlb e d la n d ait* l i f t e d in Stm lnede c o u n t y , F lo rid a . Ur-wUa. green leaved of-plant8 Is, S F I h «( 8 E 1,, Jir r. I, T p . 20 S. U. 32 E . n stiliMimco wlilch pro10 arret. T h e xaid l a n d being aateaaed at Uee of Cement. tile da le of t h e f m u a n r e ol auch certificate . motes growth mid Is InC f i n m t w a s l l r s t p u t o n t h o m a r k e t in th e n a m e of U n k n o w n ; despeiiHjible ns. food for III E a g l u n t l . It w a s s t i l l b e i n g I m p o r t ­ AUo: T a x C e rtific a te No, 25.1, d a te d th e children. A simple salad e d I n t o t h i s c o u n t r y I n 1 8 75. I t w a s fitH d a y ol J u t i . V U. |9 I > . .a i d certificate cmlira.te. 'th e Iotb>wing i le a riitu d laud *ituwhich all will like itiul a t t h i s t i m e t h a t t h e u s e o f I ' o r t l u m l a l t d in Seminole- e o u n t v , a ta t e ol Florida, one which Is wholesome c e m e n t i n tin* U p l t g i l S t a t e s c a m e I n t o to-w lt: Lola 1, 1, 3 am i 8, Drew'* Sui*. Div. Ki-eorded in Flat Book a t ’kge in, Iternrd* a m i g o o d f o r tln> l i t t l e ^ ] r t u i i i i n r c l u l p ro m in e n ce . W ln -n l b ' 1 of Sorninole C o u n t a . T h e *nld land being t im e a n d c o s t b u t lit t le , b u t it will s a v e KENT VULCANIZING WORKS MONEY SAYING PRICES On Flour, Grain and Feed' Fruit and Vegetable C ratei W. A. Merryday Company Palatiu, Florida -* KITCHEN CABINET P«"PlP 1^- Iiontl li-tni*-.- tlr.-*M‘tl w ith a jim lm -t m is iir.-t j.l m i un tin- im irkot | | > r l n k l l i i h ' <>f cin n * |ip il u n l n a ; t It*- n illtl RreeMi o p . t l i a M i i i i l i v r n u n i o n I s L e s t . A d d a t e n s p n o i t f i l l o f j it - n i m t l i u t t o r l o tlie* R ppBf h t l r p s s l n p WtiTfili IS m a d e l,y u s l n u H i m * ( a l i k ' S | m o u f a l s o f t i l l « t o o n e o f l e m o n j u i c e o r n i ll t l v i n e g a r , a f e w d a s h e s o f Mill f i n d c n y c n m * . a l l WoM m i x e d t i l t h f lip j ie u l l l i t l u i t l e r a m ! pi a i r e d o v e r tin- I c u i i c o , C h o p p e d l i e a n i i t s m a y tie iis b tl f o r t l i e o l d e r |t i i'iiiii] n - iliiim 'A v |U i d i a l w t i i c t i w a n tiv|nj* lni]uin>*il f r o m l U i f i l u m l a n i l (Sorm a n y a ruuiL p r l t u w u u - d e tu n m ! * - d . H o w o v o r . |»rot!ii<‘|i o . i i n t-xi’e n s -o f dom a n d s o o n r e - u ! t - d a n d it p ro v ta l a ld2 f a c t o r l a t h e indec n i t i n g j l m t follow ed. T o t O rtlflc nl*- N«. riatuti th e ulI J u l y . A D 1918. . a u i n - r l i r c a t . i m ll l t t M - l W W l w O t g J*wcrtler,t laiut Wit ITa f * ‘1 Hi imHinli** r ..u m * . Hx-riila, iu »=t SW uf .SE *4. hi i . J L l*i*. 21 St U. ; i ; . in uurii*. T h e *,1 ^ 1 l a n d lieing u•«•»<*d ai ih e (lute nf 11^ i^ u a tir© nf *m h t e f (Iflrat© in th r i ii r n r of S \ \ Slurtf, Alic *1*14 k t i rtihrat** No dat«-d ih<» Made Him Devout Christian. (Ion. Lew Wnllm-- mild that before w ritin g “ tien l i a r laid no tiled re­ ligious conviction*, fait ns the story grew and tin- f|irl«t ilgntv iiHMitned renlllv lijs xvlmle life wits nlfeeti-d by It mid wbeii* ibt- work was completed he'fouml Idmseir fear the llrst time in bis life a devout,Chrlstltm. ^ Trd day - f J u h . p e o p l e - w h o will p r o m i s e t o tn u s tl- , C O te t h e n u i s w e l l . O a rley P u d d in g .— W a s h a h a lf c u p ­ ful u f h u rley am i p u t Into a p u d d in g d i * lt t v l t h f o u r c u p f u l s o f m i l k , u tlitre! of a c u p fu l of honey, u h a lf ten sp o o n fu l o f s a l t, a h a l f l e a s p o o n f u l o f etnm im o ii m id u t o h l c s p o o n t u l o f f a t. H tlr o f t e n d u r i n g t h e tin«t h o u r o f r o o k i n g to k e e p t h p fin rle y f r o m s e t tl i n g . Barley Fifteen Minutes Pudding.— T a k e a c u p f u l o f h u r l e y H o u r olfletl w e l l w i t h u t e n s j i o o n f u l n m l ir h a l f o f lin k in g p o w d er, a h a lf lea sp o o n fu l of s a lt a n d m ix ' w i t h a h alf- c u p f u l u f ric h m ilk . l tu lte r sm a ll c u p s gm l - l a i n * » r i f ' ft * |n n 7 n f n 7 ~ iT f '7 n P "111[t: tun*, a d d n tn h lc s p o o iifu l o r tw o o f a n y Ju ic y fra il, lik e c h e rrie s , s t r a w ­ b e r r i e s o r n iiy e i m n e d f n i l t d e s i r e d . C o v e r w ith a spoonful of th e h a tte r, s e t t i l e c u p s In a p u n o f L o l l i n g w a ­ ter, n o t e n o u g h to holt u p In to (ho cu p s, c o v e r w ith a tig h t cover a n d boll l i r t r e p m in u te s . T u r n o u t o f th e cu p s a n d serv e w ith cream nm l su g a r oi* w i t h a s a u c e m a d e o f t h e f r u i t Ju ice, , _ C u r r y of B eef H e a r t — P o u r u pin t o f L o l l i n g w i l i e r o v e r ii L e e f h e a r t a m ) let It s t a n d t e n m i n u t e s , . d r a i n a n d , t r i m . * C.Jio'p nil o n i o n n m l b r o w n In t w o t n h l c s p o o n f u l s (if t h e f a t , t h e n lltt> h e a r t c u t l a h i t s n m l r o l l e d In s e a s o n e d flour. A d d a h a l f c u p f u l o f ^ . w a t e r n m l r e p l e n i s h a s It h u l l s a w a y . ; W h e n r o o k e d a d d .a tu h le s p o o n f u l o f * r u r r y p o w d e r - tint) s a l t a r i d p e p p e r t o .seaso n . --------- 'K c L L m . T V L x ^ la ttC . • t' Matter of Emphails. ' If n man wishes lo give absolute cm phnsls to n negative he Is qullc likely to say, “No, n thousand times no." What he redlly means Is that his nega­ tive resolutluji Is so Arm that he would be willing In repent It an Indeflnlte manlier of times. So far as his mean Ing Is concerned he might ns well soy, "a million times, no." Hut only n man of some Imbltuul violence - ofcrtw^eb qttMUfll n r I III * 'll' gives nn Impression of wild extravagance. "ThousaniL'' while belug comparatively miKlerate._ jwimehow se^ns more forceful. B eneficial S h o re b lrd s . All the shoreblrdB are strikingly benefldnl In their fo'od habits. The slaughter of these game birds deprives the farmer of valuable nllles against Feme of tho worst crop pests. Such game birds ns quoll, grouse and pheas­ ant tnkp less Insect food than the shoreMrds, yet nil of them do R cer­ tain amount of good. Even hawks and owls hnve e bad nntno which for tho most part Is undeserved. It Is said, and. Indiscriminate persecution of these birds Is n serious mistake. First Amerlctn Newspaper. Tho jflrst American-newspaper wns^ the **thibllck Occurrences.'' (be first number of which appeared In Bo|ton September 25,1000. Tho publisher and editor was Benjamin Harris of ana­ baptist and nntlmunarchlcal tenden­ cies. Owing to s charge brought by him'against Louts XIV his paper wn» suppressed by the governor of tho col­ ony. Harris was afterwards made oOd a l printer Of the colony,. ;jACks6NVlllE,nA ESTABLISHED SEED HOUSE I N FLO RID A M no ro* taraiM e i v t t m a> n r te t m r. SEED® Strictly F r e s h Egtfs and Good S.tock Chickens Wanted. P«> Highest Market Prices PrcvnllIng Day of Hercipt. I lr f m t r t ; J i i l u a i l l U -Fuullrr A**o«l»tl«n. N. J. T ««nainil. farmrr. InnilorV m . Ft*., *nd W. M. I!< nlllng, fttm ir . Glut Hi. M u j* . Fla *' ill th«-,Uu' " IriknoM i, ti ft mi* "t?f NO TICE O F ELECTION T o (he S h .r ill <\f Seminole C o u n t y , of th e S ta te of Flurirloi— ' Be It know n. f h * l 1, II. C L A Y C H A W . FO IU>, S e c re ta ry of S t a t e of th e S l a te of Florida, du h ereby give n o t i c e * t h \ t a . (» f: n e i i a l e l k c t i o M Will hi- helil in Seminole C o u n t y , S ta te of Florida, on T ueeday ne at «urVeedlng the fir»t M onday In N ovem ber, A. I*. I9IS, the •aid T u u d a y being th e * , . Ft F T If HA Y OF" N O V E M B E R For one U lt<e u r r a. rrnnt a ttii vver of •*-t h e F ourth Congrravional tr ir t o t t h e 8Svrrw-pT Flor­ o n g r e n io n a l O U lrlct id a. in the S U ty-a ixth Congr*»a ot t h e United StatVe. _Fne A tto rn e y General of t h e S t a t e of Florida. - **• •*». F’br tw o Juvticea of th e S u p r e m e Court of th e S t a te of Florida. F‘«r tw o l ta i l r o i d C o m m l t . i n n r r i of t(ie S t a t e »/ Florida. Kor one M e m b e r - t d Fhe -H m rrr of Kcproo t th o S t a te r.f F lorida. p „ r m i n ttyy Surveyor. S urve yor. F o r five C o u n t y CommlMionera. F‘or three Mem ber* of t h e C o u n t y Board ot F itb u e tn « tr u r t l o n . F’or J u e t ir e .o f Uie t 'e a f e In a n d f o r (ho fol­ lowing Ju> tire r>!itrlcta, v U : No. 2. For t 'o n i t a h l e in a n d lor t h e following J u s tic e U iitriM a, vtrj No*. 2 a n d 3.In T eM im nny W h e r e o f , I h a v e hereunto aet my hnml ami affixed t h e G r e a t Seal of th e S tate of Florida, a t Tallaha**i e. the I'afi* ita l, llrt* t h e 1 w e - I t - f o u r th ' d a v of Auguat, A. It. 1918. . , . • It. CL A Y C t t A W F t m n , S e c r e t a r y of Sla te . T o E. F’„ B ra d y , ShcrilT Se^mitude C o lm ty . 4-FH-1 otc AUo: N o lle U h a r t b y given t h a t W. It. Iloyd, p u r c h a s e r of T a a C e r ti f i r a l e N o. 1101. d a t e d t h e fith d a y of J u n e , A-. D. 1899, haa filed aaid certificate in m y office, and haa m a d e a p p lic a tio n for t a a deed to iaaue in acen d i n e with law . S a id certificate *mueacee the following deacribed p r o p e rl y aitb a te d In Se m inole c o u n ty , Florida, to-w it: T e n acre* in Sur. in SW C o . of Lot 2, Sec. 12. T p 20 S.. j t . 29 E. 10 *crr». T he >aid land Iwing aia rased a t t h e d a te of t h t . U a u e a n c e of auch certificate in t h e n a m y of Un­ known. ' . * A h“ f N otice i* he reb y g iv e n t h a t W. IfBoyd, p u rc h aa er of T a i C e r tif ic a te No, 791. d a te d t h e 2nd d a y of J u n e . A. 1*. 1902. h*< filed aaid certific ate in m y offlre, aruT haa m a d e applieaaion for tax d e ed to laaue in a ccordance w ith law . Said certificate e m ­ brace* t he following deacrib ed p r o p e rty *Hu a l r d in S e m in o le c o u n ty . Florid*, to-w iti !> *r.'S c h i. 8 of S W . Cor. of Lot I. Sec. 13. Tp. 20 S.. n . 29 Eaat, r u n E. 9.88 cha. s. 19 deg. W 8.47 eh*.. W. 7.40 cha., N. 5.90 cha. S a r m . , --v T h e aaid land be in g aaeeaaed a t t h e d a t * t h e ita u a n ee of auch c e r t i o r a t e in t h o n a m e of u n k n o w n . , , AUo: N o tice H he reb y given t h a t ' W . II, Boyd, p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e rtifica te No. 832. d a t e d t h e 3rd d a y ol J u n e . ‘A. f>. 1901, haa filed aaid re rtlflc a te in my office, a d ha* m a d e a p p lic a tio n for .ta x d e e d to t**ue In accordance^ with law. Said certificate im< brace* (he following deacribed p r o p e rty , »lt* u* teij in Haminolc r o u n l y , F'lorida, l i r w i i : Lot 1 let* 9.30 eh* N. and S. b y 28.90 eh*. I . \ a n d W. on 8. aide andjlw w 11.45 chV E antr*W . b / 3.72 cha. N. a n d S. in N E . Cor. W.. Cor., ru n E. a nnd d tea* begin 5 cha. S. ft. of N W K. 9.8F 88 eh. S. 19 deg. W. 8.17 cha.. W. 7.40 elt*.. N .-•3.9(1 cha. 1, Sec. T;>. 20 . o S.'. K. !>»•. N. '3.9(1 cha.), See. 13, T;i. - 9 r a i l . . T h e ix jd l a n d being aateaaed a t the d a te el t h ita u a n ee of* aUch cer ifleate (n t h e n a m e .u f J . M . Mitchell. L 'nlti* l a i d certificate* ahull l.e t r d e m e d a c c o r d in g . t o l a w r a x 'd e e d * wdM Uarre*-C7>rrrrrn O it-fW t i l h d a y (>r S e p t e m b e r, A- I*. t'JlS . ” ’'j m r * x _ m y official a lg n a t u re a n d aval thi* the 18th d a y of Auguat, A. 1>. 1918. "rap e . A. D O U G L A S S , C lerk C irc u it C o u r t Sem inole L*6.,' F*la. „ ' By V. M. DougtaiF. t l . C. 103-Fri-3le N O T irE OF E L E C T IO N W H E R E A S , T h e ^ - L f f r i n i i t u r ^ M 1^17 u m l r r t h r r o u t t l t u i i o n of IMMS, ol t h r S t « t r Mf R o f ltia . i!id piim tw o J o i n t R i i o t u i l u n i |iropo«ini( u m rm lm ontii 1*9 th©-C*on»(itulion of t h o S t a te of Florida, a n d tho ta m o wore Min ed t o hv a VT>le of thrre-flftha of alt tho m em ber* ele cted t o each httuacw t h a t th e v<d c » *m said J o i n t R u tilm ltm * KPffa caijiif*#) Up#in fhrlr , f t w p r l n w J o u r n a ls , » i l h th** yva* aixl na> « ihrrtMin, and thi*)* did d#*trr* mthi- ami d i r r r t t h a t I h r r a id Ji*int R«*«.f u tlo n » hr «uW(mIft.«l fan th* • I . r t o r i of t h r S t a t . nt t h i l i m a r *il ' E l i r l l o n . l n N u o m k r ^ jB * , Nolle,* of Appllraflnn for I n i l l r r d I'nilrr ffrrllon 8 t ' l i i p u i 4588. Law* of Florida Nolice i* h ereby given th a t W. M. Ilayne*. p u r r h a - e t of T aa C ertificate No. 1905, da te d th e 3rd d a v J u n e , A, *Dr-L99t, hai~nlfrf a aid c ritifie ale In my office, a n d ha* made * N'mv/YlIKRfcFORE, I • H . CL AY a p p llralio n for la x dre d t o iaaue tn acrord- C H A W F O I I b , S r r r f t t r y or b i a t r of t h e not If v t h a t ■a lo w wil U -J aan-. jjai la m f i l i r a l r embrace* h i a i e of F lo r id a , d o h e r e b y a * t h e following deacribed p r o p i r ty - In Sem ( • r n r r a l Etrctlwn * IfiiiJc r i i i K i t v , I ttiritln, l i i - w i i : K I j !*«t *Jl nnif E f 3 i*f L o t 1 A. E. Sub; Div. will he held tn r i c h r d u n l y In F|iifld*i on T h r miiiil l a n i i t i r i n g n a a r t i r d nt thr- etafe* of T tir a d a y next • u r r e r d i n c the flr»f M onda y thi* |s*U3n«H' uf kurri r v r l iH ia t r In t b r Muniu in N iiktrnbur. \ . l h I !• I ft, t h e A4ul T u r a of A. K, lirifTtn. d*»y b r i n e the . FI th Hay u( N m #*m b*r A K ' i ; N»*ilrii in l i t n b> icivrti | h » l W / M . llavRi-^, jiurrlifiatr *ff T a t tVMificatu No, for t h r rwtlflrftli«»ro or r*jf*tlon of th e ^aid 2 ( i t l * ti f i i t lit h *SilJr uf JuTiii, A. I*. * JtdTtf Rf^mtuffiips T prupu^inc amendment** Tftbl1. ha* Jit oil »-^| i$ ci f i |ftf at i* in ftiv IFire, f fo i Lf i’l'iTnlit ulo*n «'f lh*- S♦ftt* of Florida Bin! 1*9 ilia.I*- rt|jjFfit aln n f«r ink tn v ix U s u i Hi tM i c n l n n i *> w it h I ft* >ali| r r i l i f t c a t > * m b i a i « » 1 f t ft<liri«mc d i i r r l b c i i fr-tiFr r t> »iliidLit 11 tn SuiGiuntf- r i i u i i v . S FU ir ii ia . iF-Yk t r N ; 1,4r( ,’t A L . (• r| f1 iu V S u b . ! •i v , U i'i1 T u l ' f n ld u t i 3 it.* o r I (lira I r \ No. l» .1 4 . datrd t in -Aid o H i t l n l t |id lo « tn g th.-f| pro perty ^iluatri! in Si mlfittl* r » u n l ) , F lorida, t •• ©it s w ‘4 oi s w 1, , s , . a. k . a ; n . t«» Bci't s. Thi' <iaid la ml huInK iifoMhsfirf! a I i h r flfttu of I h u is*tiaMtiff- ‘id 5u r h r*rt(flfi-alf; Hi t h r f hr fxdhvminf d iP tfih id Drtjp. f t> Tl*.. 20 H, R ;»2 E. 2» air«ML T h r #aHI A I wm. U l . f n h> g i v t h ' f h s l \ \ . M . larld htioy* ftA»r**rd a4 lhi» (latt- of t h r IKa ?knr*. |»uirl)4«%tr *d T ax C* f lififatt* N##a n r r of hUrh c r r t H i c a l e ip t h e n a m e «if F W. J 5*04, (tile d* tlip 3rd day uf J u n e , A. !>G rig rr;. 1HO L has fill #! aaid t r i t R i r a l r in m y nlDri*. AUnt T ax ( ’r r tlf tf id i; N o . 2^1, d a f r d th e a n d h a ' mpd*1 tippHcudJufii fur t a x ifn d t«i 'HiI day of -f uIyfit ■»• 11. i'< 191 i *-■iC, u , »aid ra m t*rrtlf4rat r i ' i t j n r a trr i r*jtiic nci'i’ l*#ur in affxirdxncp x i lh lam. Sm d rrfflll ftn h r a t l*-F thi lulliitftlng i lu scrlhctt p r n p r r i y j rate* «*ihl#rarr t ^ s M k a i f l M - a t a y i t o j j k i ^ ill lli liwk i*i» 4* y w w *T? HmU*W7 n H r t f f ? 1 f l V ^ T Iua T nl 7 n >4 in»nffu cttiirtt > , rTomlft, l. n t 9.1. tt l u c k D . D . It. M t*IirH*« Survey to*uit l.nt I A F Grifhrt'* Sub Div The flf till' l.lp v y ( I r ■fit 46 arr#*»* T in * a ii I i I ) a m l J r.r i hi da** ■1! ih» ftxid land I t iiie Bsj. In-in n * i«g-ft*r«I at 11 »i. tint*- « f t he I««ll .iftn t I « flu in i*ftuafir* "1 ■ii r |t r* M 1 fir a i * i n of atirlt e t r 1ifVrnl.9* tit 1 h r (i t U M \ F; <i nlttii t i * mr » in h r * re* th e folio 9I , Raid err 11 flint* d c f tirlb e tl property ftitjintrd in S e m inole FotinVy* F lorida, to-m il; Lot 118, S anford l lc i c h t a . T h e said land beln|f aaatMwl a t t h e ilalu* of t h e Uauance of iftich r r r tif lc a te - in t h e n a m e of II. A, llowexa: at ,* • AI»o: T a i C c r ti A r a te No. 282, d a te d t h r 3rd d a y # of J u l y , A, I>. 1f>1ft. ta l d r e rtiflra tc #m hr area t h r lollowInR d r a rr i b e d p ro p e rly ■ttufttrd In Hernlnole r o u n n y , F'lorida, to-wit fad Rlpek Id, IF It, M iteb e ll’a S u rv e y rd che I.evy Cirant. 4fi merrs. T h r paid land b#Iiik n ti nl t h e d a le of the U a uanre of a urh c e j t i f l r a t r In t h e . n a m e n f 'U n k n o w n . Alan T a i C e r t i o r a t e ' No. 2a8, d a te d the Tr«l d a y of J u l y , A. I> aaid r r r t if i r a t e ml# r area I h r follow jne d e arrllird projTrrty t u a l e d In S r m i n o lc c o u n t y , F'lorida, to-w lt. L ot 101, IRork D. R. M lfc hrll'a Survey nf tho Levy ( g r a n t ' T h e aaid la n d being atteamed a t t h r d a t e of th e i»«uantw of auch rertiflcatF In the n a m e of W. II. F'renrh r t al; POULTRY &SUPPLY COMPANY LEGAL ADVERTISING C Alao, Tax Certificate N o. 288, dated th* 3rd day ot Ju ly. A. p . 1916. aaid certificate i m b n m tb« following d*ifrib «d property aitnatad In Samlnola cou nty , Florida, to-wlti L o u T 2T an d 128. Block D, D. IL hJltehalfa aurvey of t h e Levy G ra n t. T h a aaid laud ■ A JO IN T R ESO L U T IO N rropoeed - A m endm ent to the C onatitutlon of F'lorida. Be I t Rewolved by t h # L e g U la tu re of t h e S t a t e of F'lorldp.' T h a t Article X I X 'o f t h e C A ne iitu tlo n ol t h e S t a te of Florida, be a n d th# t a m i (.» h ereby a m e n d e d *u a* t o r e a d a t followai ' Article 5 : I X , Seeilon I. T h e m anufae-* lu r e , axle, b a r te r or e x ch a n g e of all alcoholic or in to x ic atin g liquor* a n d beverage*, w h e t h ­ er 'ip lrltu o u * . rinbii* . or m alL are h e r e b y . forever p r o h i b it e d ' In t h e S t a t e of F lo r id a , e x c e p t alrohot for m edical, a d e n llfie or me­ c h a n ic a l purpoae*, a n d wine for a a e r a m c n ta l purppaea: t h e «ate of which alcohol a n d wine fur t h e purpote* a f o r e u l d , a h tl l be r e g u la te d by law , ,• S cc..e. T h e !#rgi*iatore ahall e n ac t a u tt a b le law* lor t h e e n fo rc e m e n t ol of t h e provipro v lalon* of thia a rtirte. " ‘ A1 Sec. 3, Thi* article ahall go I n t Q u T e c t on t h e f ir it d a y of J a n u a r y , A. IF. 1 9 l 9 r T h r vote* eaat In eom pl anefi with >*ld propoaed a m e n d m e n t* , a n d t h e ranvaaa, declaration* nml re turn* th ereof, ahall be • o b j e c t e d t o t h e aam e r e g u la tio n ! a n d r e ­ al rlcliona a* a r e pro v id ed Fiy law for ge nera l clecliona In t h e S t a t e of Florida. IN T E S I V U O N Y W i r R R E O K ' " -s-y I . h a v e h e r e u n to aet m y h a n d a n d affited t h e G r e a t S e a l 'o t th e • S t a t e of Florida, a t T allahaaaer, (Seat) t h e C a p it a l, thia t h e tw enty-fifth d a y of July. A. D. 1918. If. CLAY C R A W F O R D , Secretary of .State. 99-F rl I 4 l c V Try a Herald Want Ad m - ill tin! *d na»iH’ of HrikrtiFVL n ; In S« r**lfiftl r r r i u n l > , M c t l d i i , t-- mil S ' . <I T ax < • f l ifi» « t r N o ! I h | th#* I.nt r- and L 1y tt( Li-is ’ .Altai ft * L Unf,7fd d»> of J u h . V I>. I H t ij, maid n r 1 1 fir »l r 1 ft Suii Itiv id pari'* Sr-c 7-S T |*. 21 S-, t m k s r i ' i 1h v L dlow tus t l %-t*f 11m-11 land j K 3l> _ I ___ . . . . . h#dng„ Said_ .iaruj a# tfj* u#i!rd In S r m im d e . r m j n f y , F l o r i d a ; : Jd a te if t h r ia* it a nee of =ui u r h crrlthratF* S W *| of H E *4 , of S W 1, rd S W 1, , Ht-e, f*.t ho namt* of \V. W . A. fo*n»r A.H Hffifah'tir Ko, I !•!«-. in Us »* Al*n V • t i r r i a f <rt h g iv i n that W \1. II ft > ti* •. I i 8 i * r *i f T h » * i m i (t uf* 11#, ■lult.l rh. i t h d«>- .{ Jul>, A l» ! -Hi n |,dw iiS tl ^ftul r# r l-dimli d In Itiv off)* r t uttd Im* in a ifr njijdiTft titxt* (<ir f a x d r u i l t*» ifrutr in wcrutfiltstic. x i l h Jam Faiil r x flt t irn lr r m b r a r * * KNo I f 4-11r h , #-t ui Ma<* T ft i r i f t ill r u t i 3r d d s t o| J u t V. A D a d o p ti o n or re]ectlon a t t h e ne xt g e n era l election ol R e pre> cnta tivra. l o b* h e ld in t h e v*ar, A. D. 1918: t h a t 1* t o *ay, t h a t S e c tfo n .fi o f-A M le J, X I I of t h e C o n a t l t u t l o n , of (he S l a t e of F'lorida be a m e n d e d *o a* t o r e a d a* foltowa: Section 8. E ac h C u u n t y ghat] be reriuirerf tit a ta r i* a n d collect a n n u a l l y fur lh* au p porL of t h * public free arhoala t h t r e i n , ■ tax of not lea* t h a n thren (3) mill., not m ora t h a n ten (10* mill* on t h e dollar on all t a i - • ah!* p r o p e r t y In (he a am e. In th e Circuit Court S e v e n t h Judic ia l C ir­ cuit, S e m in o le C o u n t ) , In C h a n ce ry . ' Dell* M. T u r n e r Iltif v*. • for R o b e r t F.. T u r n e r Divorce , O rder of I’uhligallon '-■Ft ^appear* from t h e affidavit herein d u ly filed 9101)* .w o r n t o by A. K. Power*, t h a t he i* anfiritor for (he* c o m p la in a n t. In tho. h a t -it -i* th i a b. o v e e n title d ,rite*.?," • t---------e belief I **** °0iftnt th a t R obert L. T u r n e r , {§ a b*»|W « i d « ’ni ..f t h r S t a te of Florida a p d , h ** h ' , i d d r « \% unknow n, a n d t h a t \h#»r** *• no l e ^ o n In t h r Ptatr uf Florida, t h r *rrxlcr of a ftubporna u p o n whom would bind ( h r i|a*ffndant* a n d a m a n t f u r t h e r aays t h a t h r brllrvfm t h r a f r of Khr d e fen d a n t t o bo o m lw<*nty*i»nr yrara. You* R obe rt E. T u r n e r , arn t h r r r f o r a prih'HMl t a a p p e a r t o thU hill on Munday* " t h flajft *)»/ <trio her, IWIx, t h r safnr bring a R u l r *lay «»f thia ( - u u r t ^ o r aaid Kill mill lit* take n j»* ronfrawrd. * It !■ f u r th e r on b ri-d th at thfw n n lir e be patdWhi-d for right e^nner uti v«* weeks in i h r banford H e rald, a nr ws pa per pubtluhed in Hi’minole C o u n t y . Flyrtdtt. *. f Wltmafi, E A I Clerk nf th/> Cirriiii Caiifl n ant] for Srrminnlr> C o u n ; y , Fluroift a n d th e »#al *d witol C o u r t, this *5th ■lay of Ju ly . A. If. |UKb. E. A- Ibiuilax*. Clerk* fpeali By K II W iltun, 11, r . I, \ K I’om *f Solieil <*r, f.. C mplailiiiil -------**T-- \ J n l N T R E S O L C T IftN Iroin A m e n d m e n t to Section ft nf Aftirle \ 11 o t lit" ( ’oH itituiJun of th* St it to "f Flfifida TJ„. ja-d i^iul h u n*»M g _ ft»ALftIwl*.at aastiLA*.*! tbi. I h u jiUto Ail j...... . , , , U1 j, , , , i ,,, F t m u t i rfl ritllrlFfdRv ■ lid mi R* h Rmolveii tjj th e Lt-ififtlnl Ufe rtf, thi* { l.’iik.rv>' * n. •State* of F lu rid ai AImd: N#itit** Ul *ht Pt liy v* ii t h a t W. Vlt T h a i t h r following a m r m t f m nt j d . Sr#?H i y m * , p u r r h a K f t3I T h * <‘i rMhcnt#1 N«». il»*n **, of Article X I I . of th* Ct-nniifu i mn .In* i! th. r i h lipv f J u n r . \ l» I t>f i In Stat*' *rf Fpi-rifta Rrlm tinf to Lilurn- , I m ft It tl Jr Hlti r* JFl t Dt‘l*taa i Ij lll\ t*lll r * n «**I tittfi m h efehj * it#*e»l t «i a n d *ha!l hr jiuh* ! ha* matli .ipphi alinii ft»r JaX ill# #1 t «* t »iii rtilHnl J o Jh r. c irri of i of t h e iSiiife fur 3r d d « \ «d J u l y * \- »I ’ I ti I f». Sa id rrrtlfl* In a* t *'f tlitnrt' ullih Ia •* S» h I c*rf!flrt»r • alt *'tnhr&ri* ihi folluwinK dv a rrih rd r r o h r a t u Thr f •: I!11vu n ^ 0«'»tT|h» «t Jtru|«lf i > *riv j-it tinVi •! H» S^fnlmdf* r t a i n t y , I Iorl«la, •llt 4 ftf.it ill S r mi n**U’ I'ttlJHl v , I idit, ItrSlil toMi if M J 1, tfif ,S \\ «J S r r . 21, T p 21 S* W » , .d L..i :i an J \S I-j of Lot l A L. Uni H* a I 1. 1n a t m . Said land huine «iaii-A4» f»n's S*it‘ IHv Fait! Ihih! ht-Irig &siiwarH rat *’d (hi- Half *d lh*- iaatianr© id auch c t r - tho data- rd t h r ‘■sunnr*- nf mirh tifiratt* In t f i f n am * n t f’nkfmwfi: I Pi thi t am*- * f t ' , L, Hltthk Alim 1 H ;l a> Alao: T a x C e r tif ic a te N n. 284, d a t r d tha 3rd d a y nf J u l y , A. I). 11*1 f*. aaid certificate t r n b r a c r a t h r following deacrib ed ‘ p r o p e rty a itu a te d In Se m inole c o u n ty . F l a r f d i, to -w lt: L ots 103, 106 a n d 107. illoc k I). I>. R. MR* A. W. I1AHR, M tnafrr c h tl l ’a a u r v e y of t h e L evy (Jr a n t. T h r aaid land aaaeaard a t t h r d a t e of t h r laau1508 (A) ,M*ln Hi. Juk*oaritl«. FlorUa a n r r uf a u r h r r r t i f i r a t e In t h r n a m e of W. II. F re n c h r t al; Alao: T a x C e r tif ic a te N o. 28, d a t r d t h r 3rd d a y uf July* A. J). 1'JIC, aaid certificate e m b r er e. the following ilrarrlbefi property ■ituated In Seminote r o u n ly , Florid*, to-wlt: Lot 8, Sanford Height*. T h e .aid land be­ ing a*»e#*ed at the date «( thr i u u a n r e of •urh rc/tffirat* In the nam e ot E. N. Morf i a i l i t of AapllratUn for Tax U rril Under r a w i Section S of t'bopler <888. LotV* o f Flor. AI.o: Tag Crrllflrate No. 129, datrd the Ido 3rd day ut July, A. D. 1918, .aid rrrtifirate e m b r a c e , the following dr.rribrd property N n lir e D hereby, given t h a t J. J. Cate* p u r c h a i r r ot T »a ('rrllfic*!* Nn. 275, d a t r d • itu atrd 'tn Sem inole county, Florida, to-wlt: th* 3rd d * y ot J u l y , A. D. 1918, aaid eer- Lol 7, Blork A, C e lety Avr. Add. to San­ (ifiealo r m L r a r n t h e f o t to a i n g d r a rr ib e d ford. T h e aaid land bring aaaeaard *1 Ihr p r o p e rty a l i u a l r d in Sem inole c o u n ty . Flor­ dale of the iatuance of auch rrrtifiralr in id*, to-xrit: Lol* 12 a n d 13, Btoek D, IF. It. the name of A. L. J r nnln gi; M t l e h d l 'a S u r v e y of i h e L evy G r a n t . 10< AI.o; Tax Ccrtlfirab .^ T h r aaid land being a a w u a f i a o l l h a day-o t-Julr,* A. d a le o f the Uvaanee orguelr certificate in the Srd • m b r a r r a t h e lo llow ing draeribFti Y>roperty name of W. B. F'rencb, et at.; • Ituatrd in Seminote r o u n l y , Florida, t o - w i u AI»o, T a i Certificate No. 252, dated th* Lota 88 and 89. Bloch D, D , It. Mltrhcll'* 8th d»y of July, A. IF. I91B, aaid rertlflcatn •u _________ r yty- wt t h r ___ Levy Grant. T h e aaid land embrace* ,h e folloalng dexeritied proffartir 'bring aueaard at tho he d ale of the laauanfe oi ‘»ilu»lrd in Seminole county, F'lorida, to-wlt: *uch cortlAeate n> the thi nam e of W. U. F'renrh Lot 1, l ir e * '* Sub. Div. Recorded In Plat et al; Book 2, page 40, Record* of Seminole c ou n ­ AUo: Taa Certificate No. 31, dated the ty . The aaid land bring attraaed at the day of Jnty-. A. D. 1918, aaid rrrtifirate dat* of th* i u u a n r c ol aurh rrrtiflcat* in •3rd mbrarra the following drarribed proprrty t hc name of Mr*. M. T. Eubank*; •Ituatrd In -Sem in ole county, F'lorida, to-wlt: Alao: T ai-C e rtific ate N o. H 7 0 , dated the ^ t 33, Sanford llelghta. T h e atli) (and hr3rd day of June, A. D. 1912, raid certifi­ t aaaeaard at tha data of tha iu u a n r e of cate embrace* the following, deaetibrd prop­ ■urh certificate tn th* nam e of Mr*. W. Colerty ( U n it e d In Seminol* county. Florid*, grava; lo - a lt : Lot 8, Blk. FI. Brown'* Sub. Div. of Taa Certificate N o . 277, dated ibe B e c k - ’Ilam m oek. The **ld land being ■*- 3rdAlao: day ot J u ly . A. p . 1916, aaid crrllflrate ■ n u i l *t the data ol th* la*uanc< of euch ■mbrarra tha following deacribed property certificate tn th* r.are* of E. V. Cameron. •ituated in Samfnol* c o u n ty , Florida, to-wit: AUo; Tag Certificate No. 110, dated th* Lot 48, Block I), I), HT"Milchrir# aurvey of. 6th day of July, A. D. 1918, aaid certificate tha I ^ v y Grant. 46 acre*. Th* aaid land rmbracr* th e following deecrlhed property bring aaaraard at the date of thr laauanre •ituatrd In Srmlnnl* rounly, Florida, to-wlt: o f - a u r b rrrtifirate 'In the nama ol W. B. Lot 88. Sanford llrighta. The *ald land be­ French et al; ing auu w ed at th* date of the laiuanc* of Alao: Tax Crrdfirata No. 288. datrd the ■uch certificate In the name of J. II. Kags- 3rd day of July, A. D. 1916. aaid rrrllfloete dalt; „ pmbrifM the following drarribed property Alao: Taa Certificate No. 381, dated tha ■Ituated In Sem inole rounty, Florida, to-wlt: 3rd day of July, A. D. 1018, aaid certificate Lot* 120 . 121, 122 and' 123, Block._D.-l). R. embrace* the following deacribed property Mitchell'* aurvey ot the I Levy Grant. Th# ______ __ it aituated ___ in Bemlnol* rounly, FiumiA) Florida, tii'w to-wlt: ■aid land being aaaeaaed 'at th e dat* of the HEM of N W l ( Sec. 23, T p. 21 S. ft. 31 E liau anc. oi auch certificate iu tba name ot ^ — ----------40 arte*. Th* aaid land Being aaaeaard at W. It. French lb * d a t a of lb* iaauaeee of • u r h r v r t tf l c t t e Alaoi T a i Certificate No. Z89r dated lb* In th* nam* of Unknown; 8mrdu day A. aaid'certificate « • / of «July. “*7.t .n - •D. '• i1916, ».i », eaio ------. ----_ caruncaia AUo: Tax Certificate No. 449, dated tha embrace* the following deacribed property 2nd day of June* A.* D. 1913, aaid cer­ •ituated In Samlnole county. Florida, to-wfl; tificate embrace* th# following described prop- D U 129, 180 and 181, Dloeli D . D 7 R 7 M t U ‘ y >4(uated in Reminolo county, Florida, ahall# aurvey uf tba L avy Grant. Th* m V Lot ( 0 | , Bt. Joaeph. T h a aaid tana •aid land balfag aaaeaaed a t th * data of tba being aaeeeaed a t th# dat# ot th a Uauanra laauanre of aurh cwrUfleat* In tba nam* of of auch ccrllflcale In lh* n a m e of U nknown; Wr B. Freneb at at; Alao: Tnx Certificate No. IQS, dated th* 6th day o| July, A. D? 1911, aaid eertlflcrt* embrace* th* following deaerlbad property aituated In Stmlnole county. Florida, towtt: Lot 7, Sanford llelghta. Tha aaid land be­ ing aieaal l d nt th e data o f . th e Uauant* of b e ln f u u i u i l a t t b a d a te ot t h e Issuance ot au rh c e r t if i c a t e , In l h . h a m * ol W. B. F rench et at; . AUo: T a i Certificate No. 279, dalort th * 3rd d a y nl J u l y , A. U. 1918, aaid m t l f l c i t o embrace* t h e following deacribed l a n d ' ailu a te d in Sem inole c o u n ty , Florida, to-w jti Lota 90 a n d 91. Illork II, D. It. M llrh rll'a aurvey r I th» L rvy G r a n t . T h e «aid land b e lli, l u t t u i l a t ‘t h e d a te ol t h e ( n u a n c e of •uch cerliflcate In (he na m e of \V. 11. F o n r h e t al. • Said J. J . C a te a h a , filed aaid rerllficatei t». Tin and h a , m ade ny office pllicallon for tax dvetie P laaue lh a c c o r d a n e e with law. tJnlce" , a l j certificate* l h a l l be redeemedrdlnx t o law ta a deeda will laaue thereaccordlriij ______ on_onn thi the 3rd d a ___ y of________ O c to b e_r . „A. D. 1918. W itn u ji• my official f*tllfin a lt u r r and teal thl« the 3 0 th day of A u a u i t, A, I). 1918. (•call E. A. UOtJCiLASS, Clerk C ircu it C o u r t Sem inole Co,, FI*. . By V. M. D o u tU * * . I*. C. 3-Frk-ttc AUi* S o t o * ip hi r* ]•> «:*'•*» ( h a t W 1 H a v nea, a im r * hftp*-r ot I ftl i . « riifunT**UUI», i l u n S l t h i Jrt l 1»> of J u m . A. I) 1 Heavy yield* of high elan products are nece ti ary to bring a big net profit to the grower. Tho banner record for such results has been held for the last quarter-century by . Send for our Free Book* on #11 commercial cropi of Florida; alio our Spray Catalogue. Special advice gladly given. . V ■ h#i filed xaid rrrtijliat** in m y afllrp, and him fiiadt* ttptdicxUup fur tax d # r d IP Naut* In a r r o r d x n r c with law. Hjiid rrrtiA rati; r n i h r a r i a thi* f»ill«>wing d n r r i h r d p r o p rrty pRualcd In Svminoh* e uonty. F lorida, I if- wIi : L ol 6 a n d W r f I,« tt 7 a r i l h A. F* (irifTln'i Sub. IRv. Th. *ald land h i ln g •« araaifl at th#- dat# * lh# I^auancf »'f *urli c . r r i(irate In th#* natn* nf A L (irilfm Un)f-*i aaid f#»pti fit#. I *a ahnll |»r rudi iini d ngrtirditik to law fax t'f«4|« mil iapU** t>ri t Ifi# HHh «la> of *■« j*l a-nx!*•#■r , A I' „J ft Witnvas my l*l?lr|a tiEiiafurr ancf annl lift* th#* 23rd flay of AL^uat, A, 1», 1'Jlft. l»# al> K A I #11 V G L AS S , • M#-rk Clfrui! * * »*fl Hrmlnol#* C u ’, 1 U. H > V . M I KiUlfiar*. 11. I , 1-Frl-fit S a tir e of Application fur Tat l*t-rd Under Nerilon 8 . ( hapirr 4NN8, LaVVa uf Florida Notice ia hrreby given that Mr*. Fannie J. M ahoney, purrbatrr of Tax Certificate No. 72, daJrjl the 3rd day nf July, A. D. TV I <i. ha* Hied .aaid caillllcale In m y offirv,and haa made application for lax deed In iaaue in accordance with law. The aaid land bring aiaraaed a l thr dale of the iuuanre of auch certificate In the name of M n . GrrIrujle Stephrnar. Said land embrace* the following dracrlbail property •ituated in Seminole c ounty, Florida to-wit: Lot- 6, Block 12, Tier o, Sanford. Alao: Notice I* hrreby given th at Mr*. Fannie J. Mahoney, purchaaer of_ T«* Cer­ tificate No. 25, dated tha 3rd day uf July, A. D. i 0 t 6 , ha* filed >*id certificate In my office end ha* made application for tax deed o l u u r In accordance with law. The aaid land being aaaeaaed at the date of the ( n u ­ ance of auch certificate In the name of A. T. Shepard. Said land embrace* the following des­ cribed property situated in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: Bt-g. 190 ft. S. and 1628 ft. W. of NFL Cor. Sec. 35, Tp. IB 8 ., tl. 30 Eaat. run E. 190 ft. , S. 470 ft. W. 190 ft, N f(. «3 aaiiti and m 5-10 ■ . v470 »w a|> - iw aacre*. ti t a . UnUaa »ald certificate* shall be. redeem gi ed 8u2dnmnt 1 0 DsUa Itaua .I hereon un tba 2 4 lb d e y o l eptembrr, D. t 9 l _________ A. .. fr. Wttnrsa my algnature and aeal thia th* 23rd d a y of Auguat, A. D. 191 ft. (aeal) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clark Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. By V. M. Douglas*. D. C. l-Pri-6tc S a tir e or Apallrailon far T a t D rdd Under Hrrtlen g of Chapter 4889. Lawa o f FlarNollc* la hereby given that W. M. Boyd, purchaser ol Tax Certificate No- 790, dated th* 2nd day ol June, A. D. '1902, has Mad ■aid certificate In my offieV, and haa mada application tor taa deed to laau* In accord­ ant* with law. Said certificate embrace* tha following deacribed property aituated In Seminol* county, Florida, to-dit; Bag. NE. Cor. ot Sac. 13, Tp. 2 0 8., R. 2 9 Eaat, run W. 13.43 ch , 8. 3.72 cha, E. 13.45 cha, N. 3.72 cha. 5 aerca. , Thr aaid la fi bring aa­ aeaaed at the date of tha laauanra ol aurh c*r Iflcat . in lh nam e ol Wm. M. Lambert Alao: N olle* la her- by given that W. It. Boyd ia purchaaar of Tax Certificate 7 8 - , datrd tha 2nd day ol June, A. f). ] haa fllad aaid certificate In my office, and haa mada application for tax dead to laaue In accordance with la w . Said certificate cm'bract* tha followtn .being aaaeaaed a t the dat* of the laauanc* of auch cer Meat* la (1> nam ol Unknown. Alaoj Notice D hereby given th a t W. H. Boyd, purchaaer of T ax Certificate N o . 170, dated th e fith day uf i n l y , A. D. 1908, haa (Bed aaid cereifieate fn my offle*. and haa mad* application for tax dead to laau* tn accordant* with taw . Bald cartificuU em­ brace* th* following de*crib*d property aitualed In Sem inole county, Florida, io-wtti B W « of S W L , Bee. I 2 / V f > . 2 0 A, IL *9 Eaat40 acra*. Said land being aaaeaaed Ideal Fertilizers . r r - -y-., Wilion & Toomer Fertilizer Co., laaiat Mfri. Ideal Fertilizer*. . IlD E A la ] #MTm if« Jacksonville, FU. |ffitio«i aTooa(8| rUrnuii* eft rJ*<vloa.>i.t ft*1' *u V THE UNIVERSAL CAR ,d ‘ Reliable mechanical attention given to your Ford means more service from your car and less cost in its operation* Let us take care.of yoiir car. Ate have the mechanics wfiR^tnoWhttW aifcT use only the genuine Ford mate­ rials aftd only ask the • fixed, standard, Ford factory prices. As you value the use of your Ford see that it is kept mechan­ ically right. C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SE1 W . J . T H IG F E N & C O W IP A I ( — - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1918 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, September 06, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 06, 1918. 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>, September 06, 1918; <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/5442c6f161fe92f440afc6073d2002b2.pdf d58c5c0ae9cd7175051cc415519d3ee1 PDF Text Text I r5 PUBLISHED ** ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS SEM I-W EEKLY • IN TH E HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION" ' . VOLUME X * NUMBER G SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER 10, 1918 CITY ALDERMAN RESIGNS BRITISH OUR SCHOOLS BRITISH STRIKE AGAIN WAR MAKES DEMAND OFFICER W ILL OPEN AT VITALS OF HUN CALLS FOR ELECTION TO SPEAK MONDAYNEXT CANAL OBJECTIVE POINTS WANT F LoitlD A MEN ALL SLACKENS ALIKE GERMANS A L L O W E D NO -OTHER MATTERS OF INTER­ MAJOR FERGUSON H E R E PUPILS ARE REQUESTED TO Y. M. C. A. War, Counrll Asks for Fail to Observe Food Rules And TIM E-FO R-BREATH. - BE THERE PROMPT, ' EST IN CITY AFFAIRS.. TOMORROW NIGIIT. City.council of the city of Sanford, Florida met on- September 4, in reg­ ular session at 7:30/ p. m. Present: C. II. Dingee, prcsideM1J $ . . A . J i £ w man, G. F . 'Smith, F. L. Miller, Jpo. Adams and W. -A. LefTler. Absent, Roy S ym ej. Minutes of last meet­ ing read and adopted. 1 Communication from Crown. Pa­ per Company in reference to grading portion of Elm avenue, extending from Commercial street north _ to Fullon street, was read and on mo­ tion, carried. City, will gradd the above outlined streets and avenues. . m :c :| - \ * .i ' Twenty Five „ The schools will open next Mon Assigned to cummaml heavy ar­ 25th the next tillery of the Bdghins' nt Antwerp day SepremhttplGth and a full at- y » A, \ynr Work School And Lorraine, Mlijor K. U.'Ferguson tendance .s desired on hut day. A ftk nluo Rldj e, North Cnroof the p’ritish Heavy Artillery pic­ corps o( teachers have been, engaged ^ Th|, Soulh(.a, ter„ Personnel tures vividly a terrific assault made and every grade will have a teacher department I,as asked Florida to by the Germnns on these two Bel­ despite the fact that teachers are ,furnish J „ UVi twcnty.flve men for this ninny schools.’ gian strongholds in 1914, —wMch+Htfam and that The following comraunira-* school. forced these fortified towns to enpit- throughout the stute have, been un- tion from Dr. W. W. Alexander, Gen. ulate. * • ’ • nlile to obtain them. Personnel Secretary, Atlanta, ex­ Fail as Patriots . . After pausing' for jsevrrnl days along the line west and northwest of Cambrui, where the Germans settled themselves last week behind the Ca­ nal du Noi-d, tho British .today nro reported attacking a section of thLs line in considerable .length. ' "W hat is your definition ’of nn American, Mr. Skipper,” J . Walker Pope, Federal Food Administrator for Polk county, firgd at K. E. Skip­ per, wealthy e n tile ’ man of Bartow, at u late hearing of a sugar viola­ •*• k i si tion, with which Skipper was charg­ What.is unofficially described aa a ed. "formidable thrust" was developed.' "Why a man who stands for every this morning hy Field Marshal Major Ferguson w'ill speak here The entrance examinations for the plains the urgent need of immediate thing n good citizen should," Skip­ Haig'* forces along the Arrajt-Cainresponse Sept. 11 til, at 8:00 o'clock (tomorrow Sanford schools will he held Ht the per answered. brai road, which crosses the canal . evening I. Rchoot building* Thursday and Fri­ " T h e present Blue Ridge Training about six miles from the outskirts "Are you an American citizen, Mr. a . * S day, September 12 and 1-1, and the School hns only sixty men. Th|« is Skipper?” was the next question. it iin Fergusno ntta _ * . * ajor hns ui't'ii been in in tiic the from Cumhrui. Whether this’ will -j „ ... , . , .... , principal and some, of the teachers not by i any means enough men to "Certainly, 1 am," Skipper shot British Army for eighteen years and 1 ... ' . . . _ prove to he the expected attack to . . i _ , will he present to give examinations take care of our home work. We lircnk’ the .entml line or merely ahack. • * ‘ since August 1915 hns b e e n ,a n of• ' . . . and meet the pupils. The examina­ should have Hot less ,than twentyMr. Marsh, agent for the Stand­ rennnnnisnnce' in force, however, re­ "And I. suppose your wilful dis­ tions will he hoTu from 9 to 12 a, nt. live men d month from.,each uf the (Continued on Pape Three) ard Oil Company came before, the mains to be seen. regard of tho United States Food seven states in order to take care of cbunril and asked that the personal Administration's iogiihftftHWflrafrMpj^rv' Jt is definitely reported, howovor, the growing needs of our home FopiYty o f " said company lie re­ each American citizen two pounds of camps. We have one entirely new that on the lino to the sbuth the duced, -after due consideration the sugnr u month is what is to he ex­ camp coining on. which will have.at British are pressing forward’ toward council advised Mr. Marsh that the pected of a good citizen," Mr. Pope least 50.000. nb-n, and will' require St. tjuentin and are only five miles property.of said company was as­ querjed. When Skipper fuiled to an­ from the Ilindejihurg line in this from ” 5 to 100. now secretaries; sessed equally with surrounding swer, Mr. Pope said, "Th at may he area, where the German retreat has property, therefore the request was We are in need of business men hfeti slowest and .accompanied by your idea . o f a good citizen, Mr. denied. can carry oxocutive res ponstbii- tiie greatest resistance. Skipper. It isn't rttiiie. It isn't the Be Prompt__Aijd Help Your Country On That Day who The sanitary ordinance was placed idea of the several million men in ity; of religious workers who have Successes also have-been scored hy on its seyond ■rending and read by the t a il e d Krales who are good had training and experience; and of the French in the St. tjupntin region, Title only and passed. Vote as fol­ American citizens. • The Department of War has {-qt out" for itself a hen'ulcan joh The educational men who eftn teach and • lows: Ayes, C. H. Dingee, R. A. R E G IS T R A T IO N OF T H I R T E E N M ILLIO N S o r MEN IN A .SINGLE supervise the educational work in where their line joins the British. Skipper, against whom charges Newman. F. L. MilU’r. Jno.-Adam s. the development battalions," , There have been Inttientions that the DAY. *• * . were preferred of huvipg taken his Germans intended, making n s ta n d .’ G. F. Smith and W. A. Lelll It has planned to list every \iian in the country who is 18 to 15 years own sugar in u can to the hotels and along the Crozal canal, defending Nays, none. hoarding houses at which he stopped old (both ages inclusive , excepting those previously registered, on Selec­ t apL.Dingee Leaves . ‘ The strAnghold of La Fere, the prin­ Communication from N. II. Gar­ and having declared the'd have all tive service Registration Day which is on S E P T . 12. _ cipal outlying protection of the St. t apt C U Dingee left last night ner in reference to assessment of the sugar 111* wanted in spite of Tliis well might be a job for the whole month <•( September: Uyt 'the Gobain massif on the north. This lor Jacksonville wlu-re he will be en personal property was read.. No Food Administration regulations,, Department of War says it must be done within a day, and that it can plan appears already to have been gaged with the J. Y. Wilson Con­ action taken. • failed to prove his innocence during he done. frustrated hy the French, a crossing tracting Co. in a large contract at ColMtirUnifatioti from Gulf Refin­ the trial ajid at the close, Mr>Pnpr It can he done if every man, woman and child on and before Regis- Camp Johnson where he will have of* the-Gaiti»l opposite Liesa. about ing Company in reference to assess­ shot at him, " I f you are guilty us tr^Uqii Day makes it a [mint to speed the wnrtr of registration. i-barge h e 'plumbing, MS charge of of tthe plumbing, etc. etc. .•Mrs. Mrs. three miles northwest of La Ken ment of personal property was read.' evidence submitted makes apparent, It cun be made an easier job if everyone plans (or the day. builds for Dingee expects «.xpi-rls to j.«in him the just having been forced last nigly by to join him the just No action taken. , you are a cowardly, Hellish and un­ the day. ifhd does everything in his or her power* to make the preparat j|p week aH,j .y willmake of the and i|H they will make their Gen. Petain’s forces, Communication front .1. J . Dick­ put riqtic American." a home in in Jacksonville Jacksonville probably probably for for lions complete. • home Elsewhere the French are right up i*lf inson, city attorney, setting forth '.i­ Skipper is one of the wealthiest Of course, the big part of the undertaking is "to educate our men to t |„, duration of the war. Mr. anti j () t),P Crozal positions along virthe duties of the tux assessor in as­ ' -. men in the Polk, -county section, register without delay. In this education, the US-^rtment of War is \jr!t Dingee have been residents of t ,n,lly the entire length of tho canal, M . sessing taxes of the city of Sanford, . , t| owning several thousand acres of counting on the co-operation of leading men and women in everysection Sanford for the past twenty-three yvjlh their infantry only four miles ’ was read' and ordered filed. . land and head of cattle. He has of the land In fact, of every patriotic citizen who will interest himself or ‘years " " il tb,*ir m:mv—ftumds. .h a lo frnm M . 'Ulienim and iheir cavalry *3• The following reports were read two sons in service. During the 1 • — «»..■■■. (j,, but hope that they patrots hard upon Lu Fere. There and -ordered filed. — — iMNHWtg—1th f" f a r t ■ r r r r n r MP'Ttghi i h h T TEAM W ORK EVERYW H ERE will come back some time m lln- |)W been no further marked advance M Any effort that can bring every man <d the agesspecified is t„ If., future and take up iheir abode here J |iy French along the more southReport of chief of police for month he does not own any War Savings Stamps, nor any Liberty Loan bonds to realize that he must register should not. In* omitted. 11«• should be made of August. 191 8 :' . Dingee has been Identified rn stretches of the Si. Gohaiu de­ . , ii He admitted liq. bought a $ 1,000 to appreciate registration us a palriotio obligation, but the neglect of which Number of arrests 20 ( |ip upbuilding of Sanford in fenses before Laon, where the Gerr bond during.- the last drive but exThe Discharged '* will entail on him a year in prison. . . many ways nnd served several terms man resistance ' is desperate. ehanged the part payment he has enemy is reported to have missed Turned over to county 1 This can be accomplished in many ways hy men and women who ^ -alderman, being at this time Pines assessed............................ 65.00 made on it for a Ford car." have .these ways nt the tips of their fingers—figuratively. Merchants, •cj )Ilirman „f tfi,. street committee many divisions in,this region nnd to Collected from Jan . fines . .. 50.00 Mr, Pope udvised him, "G et ac­ pyhlic speakers, instructors, advertising men, p r e a c h e r n n d all effective nn<| pn.sj,|,.nt „f the city chuncil. he hurriedly strengthening the al­ strong positions. Inroads "Ao # m t ht* Presbyterian ready Pound fees ..:...... .................. *...... quainted with the Rod Qross, the spreaders'of information should direct t|ieir nbilitirs and elTorts toward ^ have been, made upon the massif on Y. M. C. A., the Liberty Loan and scattering broadcast the meaning of Selective Service Registration Day — , c|iurch an,| teacher in the Sunday the west hy the French, and there $122.60 War Savings Stamps nnd prove you Sept. 12. . . ‘ school, is chairman of the Seminole 122.50 ore patriotic. Cash to collector Any individual who They should fix a clear understanding In the mi Mis of <;ligihlc m e n . f'„ u„ty Democratic executive corn- nre no indications that they Intend forces others to go without hy using near them or employod under them. They should u.»- newspapers, bill- ,nittee and in many ways has token accepting the stabilizing of tho-line Treasurer's report for month *more-t>hun his ullottment of sugar is hoards, posters and cards in whatever manner'll ut tln-ir disposal* an active interest in public affairs. in this sector where the Germans so August, 1918: Unworthy the ritle American." They must awaken public conscience to appreciate the obligation -of ||,. waH (,ni> of the prime movers in evidently desire. Berlin reports an attack hy the French nlqng this line Receipts — selective military service in our greal war. • ''the organization of the Seminole yesterday hut declares it was re1,2:19.7.1 Mala lice Aug. 1, 1918 •That is right now the important work, of every American citizen,, County Guards, ’ being second iieuNollce to Patrons of Seminole pu.acd along the whole front with 140.46 Rec'd from Collector tenant and afterward being elected whatever his or her age. _ . County Schools ’ le’ a vy losses to the French. captain tind'uhderTiis ^hle leader­ PREPARATION B Y THE G O V ER N M EN T --------------All white schools of Seminole . " • 1,580.19 Northeast of Soissons tho Germans ship it h'Us the distinction of being county will open for the fall term on Thousands of Registration Boards will he ready on Registration Day Disbursements——u. -------- . — : — '— one of the crack companies of the reacted, couter attacking In the LafVouchers paid........................... 1*257.69 the 16th of September, next Monday (Sept.. 12) to take care of the millions who must register that day. state. He has been engaged in the faux region in strong force. Tho The great registration organization, brought to perfection when the Balance in B a n k s .................... 322.60 and pupils are urgently requested to plumbing business here for many French, repulsed the drive and took #* * _ _ ___ be present, fo r enrollment' on the men 21 to 31 years old registered, i s .expected to surpass’ the wonderful years hut had a chance to obtain a prisoners from five different regi­ 1,580.19 first day of school, in order to he as­ record it made in the first registration. much better position in war con­ ments—an indication of a consider­ signee!'to their proper grades. . No preparation that would apeed the work has been overlooked by struction and the heat wishes of their able massing of forces by the enemy Bank Balances: . First National B an k .................. 23.64 Children who will arrive at the the Provost Marshal •General. T h e government is determined that the many friends will go with Mr. and in this limited area. *“ » Peoples Bank.......................... . — 288.03 age 6f six years during the terms are vast registration shall he hastened through in the day. allotted to it. All Mrs. Dingee to their new home. The German retrograde moveSeminole Cpunty B an k ............ „ 10.93 requested to enroll at the beginning the schedule of placing a hufce army in Europe next* y K r is based upon a Hjent in Flanders seemingly is n ot* one-day registration. of tho term, not waiting until their yet at an end. Thqir artillery now ' f , Registrar*—Take Notice 322.60 plxth birthday, as in tho past. WHY B P E E D IS NEEDED s reported to have been removed to month* of for Much confusion .a n d ' unnecessary Collector’s report A meeting of the registrars fox The.enlarged military progrnm requires that the selective-service sys­ work has resulted from pupils’ enter­ tem, which must supply the additional soldiers needed, shall have a ( Precincts Nos. 1 and 3, who havo the east of Lys river. August, 1 9 1 8 :, • of the school Fines collected............ .........- ___ 125.00 ing_ school in the ffcports on the situation alottgHfJfts . . midst . . Class 1 of more than 2,000,009 available to be drawn from on and after bcon-appoinLx L J o . aqdaF in-tho regisPound fees . ............ .......- ............. 23.00 term, and tho principals of next. \ JT .• '7 —* ’ tering of the man power of the na- Alsne where the Americans have T o y s and_Jepa..v._ ___ _____ 192.46 marw marjr departments denartments have asked thdPf’ Jn brder { q obta7n 2,000,000 of C lais'l men, the nation must register tion at their respective precincts has been facing the Germans abreast tho all who expect to enter during tho about 13,000,000 more men F O R C LA SS IF IC A T IO N . These 13,000,000 been called to he held in tho county canal paralleling the river on a 340.46 year, do so at the beginning of the represent the total of our iqales wfib arc*18 to 21 and 32 to 45 years old. j commissioners room at the court long atretch eaat from Condc were Tho latest advices • term. . Why does our army need more’ than 2,000,000 additional aoldicrs? , houso T H IS afternoon at 6_ o clock. lacking today. Remitted to treasurer............... 340,46 *'? A full faculty has been appointed Because the program of the Entente Allies to "speed up" the final over­ This mocting is to be held (or tho showed the Americans.to have pushReport of chief of fire department for the schools, and the names of all cd their line further forward to the. throw of the German armies calls for early mustering of America's final purposo-qf discussing laws and rules month of August, 1918: No fires teachers will be published in Friday's anil to ’ give out instructions to the eaat of Rcvoillon, where it turfied off «* cpnlributlon. • . •* , r ■ • during the month and all equipment issue of tho Herald, by which time registrars. Meeting is to bo held southeastward toward Rhelms. The The Department of War has.stated that our army mudt not fall be­ in good order. . tho teachers will have been assigned under the advise of thfc government village of Musc'ourt, a b o u t-3 miles low 6,000,000. Of this number, nearly 3,000,000 are under arms now. C. II. Dingee,, president of the to their respective grades. and all registrars of Precincts *Nos. southeast of Reveillon and about the This leaves mefre than 2,000,000 to be made ready (Including replace­ council here tendered his resignation same relative "position-to the river, t and 3 must be present. For further information, apply to ments)—and the time is here to obtain them.* , * to take effect immediately, Mr.- Dinwas reported to be in American the superintendent. . . 4OCTOBER TRAINING * gee stating that hit absence from the hands. . Very respectfully, The principal and teachers will re­ city for an indefinite period prompt­ Why must these 2,250,000 Class 1 men begin to he . available by T. W. Lawton, Supt. ceive the new -pupils anc^ examine ed his action. October i? Presbyterian Church those who have made’ grades during On motion It. A. Newman, sec­ Ilocause hy Oct. 1 at the present rate of dispatching troops to Europe the summer months. Banks Will Close onded by G. F. Smith and carried, Last Sabbath waa Registration * The First National Bank, The our army cantonmcnta will be depleted, and- by the process of refilling said resignation was accepted with Day . at the Presbyterian, church. j. The teachers .will meet-Saturday^ their places the Class l men obtained hy thfi. 1918 classification will have Peoples Bank and the Seminole regrets. . September 14th at the High School Lhcro war a fairly good congregation Bank will dose next Thursday, Sept. been exhausted, f t will be necessary, therefore, t a call more Class 1 men) *W. A. Lefflcr Here tendered Ris The Sunday building at 9 in the morning to ar­ in aplte of a rain. to the camps. In order to obtain more Class 1 men, we must proceed to resignation to take cffect'October 1, 12, on account of the day being Reg­ this new registration’. Aa soon aa the whole member has been -registered, range for the opening of the schools school had tho largesz attendance 181H. On ‘motion I t . A. Newman, istration Day.' ^Phla la in accordance the classification will begin, and a new quota' will be. called each month) on Monday. since aummer act in. . r . seoonffed by G. F. Smith and car­ with the proclamation of Governor beginning in October, to fill the placet vacated in the camps by those The pastor announced an.intereatI t is tho desire o( the officials and ried, said resignation was accepted Catta. ing subject for the sermon next Sun­ departing to join our boya "over th ere." . - . , ' ' . the teachers that all the parents of with regrets to take effect October day night: "O ught there to he a Therefore the registration had to taVe place not later than Sept. 12 the pupils will keep these dates in East Side Red Croaa Auxiliary 1. 1918. , ' H ell?" * * Tho Eaat Side Red Cross Auxil­ in order that the first installment of the new Class 1 men may be ready mind and that the opening of tho All bills against the city were au-> There waa a . short Service ’ pro­ schools will be on time and that by Oct, 1. * ■ ■ ' ' • , dited and vouchers ordered drawn iary will reaumo their aewlng daya gram at the morning hour aa fight R E M E M B E R R E G IS T R A T IO N DAY— T H U R S D A Y , S E P T . * 12, every puftlTwill be on h an d 'a t the for same. There being no further on Thursday a£ Moore'a Station atom were added to the flag. S P R E A D T H E N E W S ABOUT I T . appointed time on the opening day. church.. business council adjournad. • ' • ' ■ Thursday Is Registration Day J i ' . v. I �. ..VaCXMf»»«i SEPTEM BER 6, 1918 THE SANTORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT A limited quantity of [ In Circal| Court of 4he SeVenlV Extra Early Jersey Judicial Circuit of Florida. Sem. bbage seed at $12.50 ingl e County* In' Chancery ot over one half pound l . S. Fisher, <£omplain• E tta Packard and J. 0 Packard, her husband, G. W. Cooke and Susie : A. Cooke, his wife, Dc fendunts. Foreclose Mortgage Citation T o Etta Pqckard nml J.-O. Packard her husband, 179 Ferris Street -- Duroc i Tin* control of corn caterpillars, Nice Jersey the ear worm and the boll worm iH Bros. explained in Farmers' Bulletin No. 872, issued free by the U. S. -L'epartment of Agriculture,- Washing­ ton, D< C. The feeding habots of O. Packard, her husband, are non­ both pests are about the same, but residents of the state of Florida, that they differ In Inying |their egg* For Sale— Sows with pigs, or they are each over the age ft{■ which ate deposited in quantities shoots. Good Duroc JerJey stock. years, and that there is no perspn in ranging from 600 to .‘1,000. Inquire Hex Packard, West Side. the state of Florida upon whom ser­ •l-tfc vice of subpoena can be made,.that The sweet potatoes weevil is -a se­ would hind the defendants, and that rious pest, and elrery precaution For S aje—One strong stocky, ex­ the lust known place of residence slipuld lie tnken to prevent its cellent Tennessee farm or team mule was 179 Ferris Street, 'Highland spreading. The weevil is a slender cheap. Apply to A; 1.. Henkel, AltnPark, Michigan.. insect about’ u quarter inch in monte Springs. ’ 4-2tc Therefore you, E tta Pnckurd and length. hTe head and wing sovers J . O. Packard are ordered to appear are bljte in color,' while the legs are ' For ijale -7- Thrifty strawberry to the bill of compUint filed in this Improved Klondike und Communicate ' with* the plants.. 1—View of the enenmpment In Porto Hleo where fuitrlntlc Porto Rlctiim are training for service in tin* Ameri­ reddish. cuuse on o r'b efo re ‘the 7th day of can .army., 2—Wounded Italians sitting by n roadside east of Uorliln. waiting for mi ninlmlnnrc. 5-^NIcbolus State Plant Board when you dis­ Missionary. $2,00 per 1,000, f. o. b. October,' 1918, being the first Mon­ A. Buch. 4-2tp ttomnnofT deposed czar of Russia, wjth n stump for a throne. 4—UJnlmnr Brnntltig. lender of the socialists of cover weevils in your sweet potatoes. Longwood. day of said month and a rule day of Sweden and editor of the organ of the labor party/ ’ For Sale— A new Singer sewing thU court. A plant has just been discovered machine and motor, also fumed oak It is further ordered thnt this or­ in South America, the leaves of dining room set. Mrs. R. If. Iiron- der be published in the Sanford Her­ Hurd lighting weeks pass. T h e jC T which furnish a substance 180 times soh. Telephone 9000.______ 4-2tp ald, u newspaper published in Sem­ ! troops of which von Koorr is lender I ** • ns sweet us sugar. The dry powder­ inole county, Florida, once a week j break through n sector of the French ed leaf, is 40 times us sweet itnd con Strawberry plants' for four consecutive weeks prior to fronf. Rudolph billets himself, his tains nothing harmful. . o. b. Lake Mary said rule day in October; also one' j staff in tite do Ciron chateau, where 4-4tp copy posted at the court house door I Louise, disdaining to flee before has Experiments show thnt after the and a copy mailed to said defend­ I remained. Marie and Frita become Ci roots of the sweet potato are har­ ants herein mentioned at last address friendly at once. Rudolph protests be i vested there occurs- n rapid trans­ given. . • ' his Jove for Louise, hut she* spnrns wine formation of starch into cane sugar his pleas. Fritz eyes Louise avidly — the Witness my hand and the seal of and reducing sugars. During its For hale— A few articles household said court this t|ic 5th day of Sep­ and ’then stirs Marie's hatred for turc growth the sweet potuto root is goods. Call at once. 101 E. Sev­ tember, 1918----- ------- ■”» Louise. Fritz then- conceives this characterized by n very low sugar enth street. * “ I^Sfln plot to place' LAuisc in Ids power: (scnli E. A. DOUGLAS^. * Housewives cfin get useful infor­ content, most of the reserved ma­ Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminole mation about making bread and terial being starch. If sweet pota­ He forces* Mulhilde, her foster sis­ other eataldes from corn by sending . County, Florida. toes are kept in cold storage there is ter. to write a note saying that thete to tinC. S. Department of Agricul­ 5-Fri-5tc • . a rnpid increase in cane sugur. illness in the family and that she ture, Washington, D. C.,-and asking needs her. He encloses a puss WANTED In tireui| Tour! of the Seventh Judi­ through tlie lines for- Louise, to for Farmers' Bulletin No. 566. * Experiments at the Minnesota -----cial Circuit of Florida, Seminole which in- forges von Knurr's name. Station as regards the strength of w County. In Chuncery Louise suspects nothing. Rudolph rope, showed that four strand ropes ; 8mg| follows Her. As Louise enters the have nbout 16 per cent more t kL.Uj, Rosa Kllig Johnson Citation house, vim Mevring hides behind a strength than "Three strand ropes. vs. Bill of djnor A ruuliinut afterward Rudolph Tarring ropes decreases its strength dren Isaac John Johnson. Complaint . comes. Louise sees immediately by 25 per cent, beenuse the high- tom ,lresi To Isaac John Johnson, lu ilcd that s h e ,is the victim of a scheme, perature of the tar at the time* of; States: ‘ , . * liut thinks Rudolph engineered, it. its application injures the fibres. 1-----You are hereby ordered to be and Von Knorr. drunk and lust-crazed, Wanted, Men Sash & Door Fac­ appear to the hill of complaint tiled seizes her. They struggle. He tory. Bench hands and machine hands. herein.—against you at the Court Shipments of olive oil to the strikes her down unconscious. Half United, States from Spain were-crrrr- Good -inside"Carpenter. Steady work House in Sanford, Floriiiu, on the dazed lie staggers from t he* room. in replying, give ex­ lirst Monday in October, 1918. be­ sidorably Increased in 1917 compared the year round witn 1916. The quantity increased perience and salary expected. Seldcn ing tlit- 7th day of said month, ac­ On many of the islands of the from 449,874 to J ,558,050 gallons Door C o, Pnlafku. Fla. • 97 if cording to law, failing to do so West Indies corn is kiln-dried. The and thd value from $506,971 to $ 1,­ decree pro confesso will lie taken •low. The silhouette-nl .LyJ' Mco­ | •• ' LOST ring on .tin* glass brings him to his advantage of kiln-dried'corn is that 506,420. There was a decided in­ against you. followed by tinnl desenses. Rudolph kills Fritz, then given proper storage conditions it crease in the shipments of castile ,cree. . Lost — Two hundred 3c postage presents himself before his general will keep indefinitely, and therefore soap. And yet refined vegetable oils It is further ordered that this orfor court martial, lie tells tlx- whole finds a readier sale and a better made at'home, and just us goojl, do stamps. Reward if returned to II II deF.be published in the Sanford Her­ ! price than corn which has only been If you care to see how hard and truth of tin- affair at the trial, but not seem to take as something from Peabody, Box 742. 6-2tc ald, a newspaper published in Sem­ how faithfully the French ure fight­ Louise, who was uncounseious during sun-dried, and Which quickly deteri- “abroad.” ’ I orates in quality owing to the ex­ Lost—Sunday night Aug. <715, in inole county, Florida, once each ing against the Invader, this play the fight does not believe him. She road between Daytona Beach and week for four consecutive weeks. will pleasu you for that reason alone. thinks von Meyring died trying to cessive amount of. moisture retained [*h© Manufacturers Record suys — Giv*» irrrder-m5/“TniTVd and seaT oT After the court mar­ in it. l ' . S . H u r i a t l )|f f ] l w m i a l t u b a a . There is romance and adventure protect * her. said court this the 5th day of Sep­ stenmer rug. Liberal reward if re­ tial she stabs Rudolph, wounding ml that' certain mineral oils can here a plenty.' tember. mis turned t< > Mr Clyde Brady. Lee*I lie rust diseases in cereal plants him shakily-— •Muldioru ATI1 aixiiit t made cheaper than castor oil and ! seal. K A. DOUGLASS, nrrest her when von Knorr cries out. have so far proved very llitlicult to be used effectively for lubric a l* ! Clerk (arruii Court Seminole Co., deal with, and the problem of their airplane engines. What effcrl I \ Florida. control has practically resolved itself • will huve on the future of the 5 -KrWHc * into one of breeding resistant vari­ FO R KENT tor bean industry rem„jns to bo eties. This ia a fine field o f ‘effort for intelligetit growers. , • For Rent — Three neatly furnished S cen e’ Is Laid In Territory Occupied rooms for gentlefnan or couple. P e r u 's G reat M u se u m . ' • By Tl|c Kaiser's Army ^ 206 Elm Avenue. • 5-8tc Extensive experiments ut the West Peru's <:ipl*.il is tto- home of n nnLouise de Ciron, of an impover­ 1Indies Experiment Stations show -tlonnl museum, on** of tlie wold’s most Divorce: t—KrrT Rent - Four room rot tage. Ada Clark. Complainished French family of noble blood, ^that in feeding hogs on corn that Interesting Institutions of this nature. ant, vs. Citation bids farewell to her brother, Paul, $ 10.00 per light hogs, weighing less than 200 It shares with that of Cairo In display- 1212 Park avenue. Sim Clark, Defendant • month. inrlu leaving for the front, to join his regi­ ding water. G. w. hig In modern peoples various Inci­ pounds make the most rnpid gains To Sim Clark,Leary, Ga.: ment ns a captain. • Mf ' with whole corn on rob, in a natural dents of Jlie and activity of bygone S |n- n cc r. It is hereby ordered that you ap­ In Germany, at the "same time, state; while heavy weight- swine races. Also the jtnllrry of pnintlng-* pear to the bill W complaint filed For of Peruvian history Is particular! v Rent Harm on* French LVPCol. Rudolph von Knorr,. an Alsa­ make the most rapid gains with noteworthy. The remains of the first nyc\ herein against you, on the 7th day .Irs. A. V. French, City. soaked shelled nnd soaked ground tian departs for the Bavnrian airplane To cross the Alps In which the of October, 1918, nnd. the Sanford 5-2 ti> grains. ' Guards. , Peruvian airman. Don Jorge ClinvCs, lferahil_ia_. designated ns tho nowaJust its Marie, -Louise's maid is lost his life. Is another Interesting expnper in which thin order shall be • ' A s Y o u L lk o It. • _ ____ *— Panama hats HromadO. of Roquilla jealous of her mistress, so is Capt. published once a week for four con­ Frita von Meyring* envto\]S~~df his "‘ Trent tluT other fellow JtnR ns you straw derived from a species of secutive weeks. *• - . wduld like to be treated. Not as Progressive. superior, Col. von Knorr. • • * stemlcss screw pines, the . most im­ Witness my hand and seal of of* A scientific magazine says the motor­ portant growing wild in the hot, flee- at Sanford, Florida, this Sep­ moist regions of Ecuador und Colum­ car hns parsed out of tho experimental r o r R ent—2}^ acres well subdued tember 6th, 1918. bia, arid also along the waters of the stage. True, but what n pity It Is thnt ns much cannot be said of tin? drivers nnd tiled, hammock land, good well, (seal)' E. A. DOUGLASS. Amuzon. Many attempts have been of inotorcnrs. 3 room house, all fenced. See F. C. made to cultivate the plants but un­ Welsh, at Studio Bank building, successfully, for it seems to be only Pnrk avenue, city. Also-one fertil­ in the wild state that the character­ ising machine, new for sale also, 1 istic qualities are developed. plough and srrntcher, 14 ton paper and stakes. t .o .„ In Circuit.Conrl of the Seventh Judi European canned vegetables are clnl Circuity of Plott e r Serolnoli [tacked in a more condensed form , ^ . E nuit rqqtq buuaa.for rent*-SE cor­ r ounty. lit Hurt eery than ner Cypress avenue nnd Third street TONIGHT Wm, FO X P R E S E N T S Warren Robinson W i n t e r , and arc sometimes dehy­ J - E - t’"™'101-tfc drated or evaporated before canning, Citation Nellie Robinson being put Into tin chiefly for protec­ r.Ten acre farm tion in storage and shipping. on. Five acres To Nellie Robinson, United States: ousc and barn. ^ ou are hereby ordered to bo and In the Trade Products of the V All Local Advertisements Under M. Haynes at Herald;appear to the bill of complaint filed British Empire reference is .made to Thin Heading THREE CENTS a ________ 100-tf • herein against you * a t the Court flih meal as a supplementary food Line For Each Inaertioh. Minimum looms by Day Week J ,0US0 in Sanford' Florida, on the for cattle, hogs and fowls. It Is said Charge 25 Cents. ark avenue Flnt 106 Mondny . J n November, 1918, to bo generally used in Germany, •enuc, o^er L. R .'ph ib KlnK thc day of said month, In the first tost with this product It In answering an advertisement Jg store Mrs. C C n{,cordinK t0 failing to do so was found that this class of feed in­ where no name is mentioned In the . ALSO A CO M ED Y r. .1 decree pro confesso wilT jie taken creases the appetite and consequent­ id, •please do not ask Tho Herald —-------------------------- — against you, followed by final de-; ly the weight of the animal. Opin­ for Information as to the identity of SATURD AY-Oliver Tell in THE DEBT” Fun ion of investigators seem to differ tho advertiser.* Usually we do not ny Comedy, Eddy Polo in ‘ BUUL’S E Y E ”. as to the influence of such feed on know who tho advertiser is and If MONDAY—“THE CAMOUFL the taste for milk and butter, but it wc do we are not allowed to give KISS" anc ' n Comedy. is.said that lard obtains from hogs out thla Information. Simply write fed with fish meal is quite free from a letter and addresa it as par lnTUESDAY—Virginia Peareoajin the odor of fish, and that no fishy •tructlona In the ad. OF FRANCE. , f taste is noticeable, ‘ Florida ia one of COMING— Wm. 8. Hart in "A Lion of the IllUa” ■said court this tho 6th day of Sep­ the great fish states. Why not a o l d F a l s e t e e t h tember, A. D. 1918. Ash meal factory? (•cal). * E. A. DOUGLASS, For Sele—Old newspapers at tho ^^CiciJc Circuit Court Seminole C o., Comprehensive experiments have llerhld Office. . Florida. 6-tf £ Mh J f tSI. ? ™ specialty ^ A* PlflnAelekl. n . i 6-Frl-9tc ■-' HI] f PICTURES that |||| CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Pretty Gladys Brockwell ir How a Woman Ruled The H eart of Paris Underworld �•' - r r - r r r %- - - ^— * ■•• • * r* 't *•’• PAGE' TWO R. J.-HOLLY. EdUor M.' HAYNES, Business Manager * I’utitlitml K v « y T u r n U y i n d Friday ■ ... - * ■ E 3 ptl' -= * SEPTEM BER |0 , p s T burning while could hut some other fireman will have to take his turn now as we have been pro­ moted to engineer on the train Yo Berlin. . the Hut demands have been heavy* and dozens nml scores and hundreds and thousands!, of physidntts and surgeons have en­ tered the service and are in camp and abroad; doing work tfrnT" will never be* toid-ofr work th at calls for heroism as great ns t h a t , demanded of the men who “go o v e r‘llie top" or stand firm in an assault. The work of the surgeon is practically continuous, always re<|uirlng-bi» best nerve and his greatest skill. x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ;! .. i— - ^ 7 1— ’ DOES THE UNIFORM MAKE THE SOLDIER? - ------t i • • -S A N F O R D 'S e T t l S t s ' ' If tines not— hut the main iilea is thcU all soldiers are supposed ’to , There is a crisis in the life of ev­ courageous and that idea alone will make the uniform make the l»NK VE.XII.......... ... ............................ . . . $2.00 ery city that is not making \ynf mu­ soldier brave.- Psychology teaches us that every idea that enters f I S MONTHS . . * ............................. .. . . . 1 -23 nitions o r that has no ramp or other i h i t k k M O N i i i a . . . . ............................... .......... 78 the human mind produces physical action. Get this IDEA that ‘war work that is bringing ne\v money In ihr City Is, C mt I-t IJ.OO I’ r r Y r u In into the community. *’Sanfor<F is one Alliance or ZOt I’er Month of them and there is no need to cal! of kind that will more than pay you for the trial. Payment,. In A eti^ ce Mnat’ lle Made at U ( S n attention to the fact that the people Volunteers have been many and in CAPITAL $30,000.00 . S UK PLUS $15,000.00 while others the first draft a large number of C n l t f t i l t i S ' » n d - t U n Mall Mai It t Auiu*X Z Ind are leaving and that I VOS, at On- I’eeUflke al Sanford, FloatJa are coming in to take* their places younger physicialis were called to go I ndi r A n o( M a r rh 3rd, IST9 'they*-are not coming fast enough and with, the troops and in every in­ Oflltv: ll.raJd MutliUn*. frlrphon# No, US tlie new- industries are not coming stance there has been no tardiness or fast enough. The war is crimping us drawing back. But the new draft OUR P L E D G E and crimpitig ua hard and we might brings about a somewhat different Graduating in medt "Appreciating to the utmost the just as well face the music boldly** proposition. and,while facing it get together and cine and surgery at twenty-one or supreme unselfishness of our Ameri­ form some good plans for the winter over the young physician ’ called to can -manhood which is offering its H.R.STEVENS C. M. HAND 0 , L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS season. There is but one place to the colors after a few years of prac­ very life upon the altar of freedom Csthiti Tlrf<rf«aJd»l Aia'I Catkin for the world, wo, the nicmTiej-^ of get relief and that is through tiie tice has really been awarded a post the South Florldn Press Association, Sgminole County* Board of Trade j graduate couyse, with many wonderT H E BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS ‘ ' in- semi-annual session assembled, that is still working for every man ful and splendid opportunities to in the county hut that lacks much show his-skill and,ingenuity and Indo hereby » of having every man in the county ititiutive—but the physician who ‘'Resolve, That in this crisis and for a "member. The Board of Trade has been established perhaps fgr a as long, ns life shall last, we dedi­ will keep the home lires burning in score of years in a community or cate all that we are and all that we the business line as well as in all section of a city does, not so much have to the support of our glorious other lines while the boys are away need this additional and unusuai'exnation, our righteous cause, and our and it behooves every business man perienQC. His years of work for hu­ Illustrious government. And be It in Seminole county to get on the manity—and this is well recognized further ** band wagon and ride with the ac­ as the life of "th e doctor," have "Resolved, That every newspaper tive members who are holding the given him insight not even accorded holding membership in this associa­ business of the county together, the family lawyer or the minister, tion display this resolution in bold despite the many drawbacks and and he knows every phase of human i * f • - * type at the masthead of Its editorial vicissitudes through which we are suffering and its panacea. His "de­ page throughout the month of Aug- passing. The people are going and pendants" nre ••tnfmbered by the . ust, and that copies be sent to the we are feeling the mental and finan­ score. It is likely that he will lie president and our representatives cial depression of their going and yet ready to go io the camp or battle­ we must and will keep up our part field, if called, hut will the call he1 BEQAN YESTERDAY ‘ W I T H in congress, of ihe war work and to do this wc persistent and the situation be view­ "D one and ordered in the city of PLENTY OF PEP. must keep our business going and to ed from a single point—that of the Wauchula, Matczof Florida, this 12th keep business going we must keep need of the soldiers? The Second War Savings drix*e be­ day of July. 1918/’ jh e JD^a rd of T rade going. It is our What of the “ folks at home?" It gan yesterday morning with a meet­ Saltation and our duty ami those might be Imagined, for example, ing of the Captains of the teams at A paragon of a writer lias been who have not taken part can see that the soldiers themselves he. con­ the office of the county chairman. located at*Sanford. He .defends the just where they fulled In the past sulted like ibis'—hut if they could, Mr. Mnines in the court house. At cattle tick on \he ground that it and can see just where they could ; whal would they say? "There's this meeting instructions and work­ protects cattle against anthrax and have accomplished so much m o r e jfn lher und mother at home," let's ing material was gtx*en out and (ho u horde of other ills, and he plain­ had they 'been wide" awake, active imagine the hoy in khaki saying, various tcums wcul forth to buttle H Now located ;.t the I». &■(). Garage, formerly next s tively inquires what we are going to members and real citizens. Now is ‘-an(j mother hasn’t been very well in an enthusiastic mood, vouching S * to Ford Garage. do when we get rid of the cattle tick the time to rally to the banner of ||1(, j)ust fpw years. And there’s among - themselves that they would and the other ills come? Dead easy. the organization that will hold your J sister and her children—und ARnf“* ~ do their very best to get the people S Expert Repair Work on Tires and Tubes. T E5 S3 We'll get rid of them also. No use town together. .and .little Ja c k —God -hlo*i.i.hem=lH nf-Sunutmlti.Lu *hijw llut government zE We sell' the best tires made—Goodyear, Hood, § to Wffliww troubles of that kind.—, ------O -----wonder ‘if they would have gotten that Seminole county is behind thb Palm Beach Post.l nited States and Fi rest fine. , F O R R E T U R N E D S O L D IE R S Julong *so well if "the doctor" had boys in France a full 100 per cent ------O -----strong. neon taken? There arc other docSecretary Lane' has presented to T H A N K S, G O V E R N O R the President and emigres* a plan tnrs, of course, hut 'our doctor* knew • T h e Captains of the teams are: ull about us. and tin* folks, and — Team No. I — C. L. Britt und Mrs. The editor of The Herald is In re- for preliminary study of the unused well, I hope he won't have to leave It. J . Holly. = B* ^ O. GAIfARGE JAMES R. STEWART, Prop. = reccipt of a beautiful commission lands of the country*, looking to the Hiilville, at least not until I get irrigation of some 15 million acres of ,, from Governor C alls giving us the Team No. 2 — W . M. llayues aud LTnselfjsh? Yes; that's the chance to attend the National Wa- |arid land, the drainage of'som e 79 ,nmt\ It. It Deas. isiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiKiiiKiiniiiiiiii American son and brother and hus­ terways meeting at Boston. The millions or more of swamp lands, Team No. :1— Ft. A. Newman and band. They would readily "tak e a commission is beautiful in gold seals and the clearing of approimately 200 Mrs. T. L. O’Connor. ’ chance" with the younger rnen of and engraving hut at the bottom it millions of cut over lands, with the Team No. -I — Dr. Brownlee, Mrs. the profession—hut they like to feel states that no expenses will be paid purpose in xiew of reclaiming then,,James Monghton. ", that - the family doctor is -at home, by the state. Thanks, Governor, for lands through government agency Tram No. 5 V S. (J. Shinholser, where the folks can get him over Jhe the honor conferred. But don’t you and providing homes fur returned Mrs. H. G. Dietrich. 'phone when they are in trouble. know that an editor in war times soldiers. Team No. ti —Ed. Lane. Mrs. M. could never go to Boston und pay It may he that the rules fur the L. Wright. This is indeed a most laudable .his own expenses? In fact we could scheme, and that the secretary's plan new draft will not provide for any Team No. 7 —Geo. D. Hart, Mrs. not • even go to Jacksonville und has touched a popular chord is evi­ exemptions on account of-such home Vaughan. .while we appreciate the honor of denced by the many letters of ap­ necessities, or that the framers may Team No. 8— L. A. Brumley, Mrs. representing the great commonwealth proval received by him from L’. S. j not have thought of the possible E. P. Morse: __________, [ -4— nfr Hrrrrrhr i r r M'liutum tinrt rTfflgnV-,nU-n. as U.-ll 'as " a n igmmuu ■nf . m rmrtrrrf mtmflr r - wfTeam No: 9 —Ed I’ ii t mim a n d must of necessity decline. Wc have hundreds of editorials that have ap­ skilled and experienced physicians, Mrs S. Jewett. the Water but not the Ways. peared in the leading papers of tin- of mature judgment and wide infiuT h e colored workers are under the ----- U -----cri<-c, to home sections. The- wise country. direction of Wm. AY.-Lewis, Supt. of NO M O R E JD B S Secretary ‘ Lane bus addressed a authorities are applauding the splen­ the territory from Pnrk avenue east, did increase in population shown in To all of our friends and well long letter to the.Hon. Swager Sher- recent statistics, and urging the cure and W, B', Boykin, Syp t. of the •ter­ wishers in the state who are anxious ley of Kentucky, chairman of the and safeguarding of babyhood—and ritory from Park avenue west, with to foist jobs of all kinds o'n us dur­ house committee of nppmprlation^in it would seetn well to see that there S, E. MonrAre, Supt. of the MidwaS*ing the war we.wish to say that none which he recites the fact that similar were. sufficient experts le f t'a t home Canaan division. All of these Captains have various of them can he handled now. We steps have, already been taken by to assist old I)r. Stork in his mission, workers on their teams, a complete have been working overtime since many of the allied countries. and to comfort and.help the sick and Among the best brief paragraph8 the wounded at home, who are doing list of whom cannot nt this time he the war started on jobs of every des­ cription and have never failed in favoring the measure yet observed their best always t<\ aid and encour­ obtained. them or refused to. take them but are the following, tile first by the age tin- hoys at the ‘front. —Timesnow that we want to leave in some Evening Mail of New York, nml the Union. YOUII government calls on you capacity for the front we would like second by the Bulletin, Seattle, to do a thing—will vou not heed ------O -----to announce that no more jobs can Washington: ^ Rhodes Scholarship Examinations (his call? a be accepted. Some of the other " I t is rculized that’ all other coun­ I Florida owes (10,000^000.00 on good patriots here will have to take tries are giving attention to this » 'Although, because of t|ie War, no her_ pledge, to the boys who- have them, und alnee-none-of them pay a fte rw n r slUiutloriTAnid already sug­ elections will be -made this autumn gone to fight her battles. .anything it will take u patriot to till gesting home making arrangements for the Rhodes scholarship of 1919, the cuxaminalions will be ‘belli Octo­ Seminole county owes ( 125,000.00 them. Meantime don’t send us any which have caught the imagination ber 1st and 2pd in nil stales where on her pledge to tin- Seminole hoys more gilt edged commissions, pro­ of the American soldiers in the candidates present themseVves, in who are being woliiided in Franco motions, positions, requisititions, etc. trenches. Under this plan, the sol­ order thnt candidates who have pre­ every day'—those nntldc Americans Wc have been keeping The home dier is not to lie given a bounty; he pared to take the qualifying exam­ who hpvc offered thelnselves, of a not to he made to feel t in t ' hp*tx a ination may do' so nnd by passing, fered to give* their very" life*," if need dependent. Oh the contrary, he is become eligible ut the next election he to make good their promise to to continue in a sense In the service of scholars. ^Hic trustees have ’de­ their government. of the government. Instead of des­ cided that candidates who ure elig­ U N T IL E V E R Y MAN. WOMAN troying our enemies, lie Is to"develop ible this y e a ^ . will lie held to be and C H IL D in S E M I N O L E COUFL our resources." Major Ferguson has been qualified ^whenever the selections for T V hmelont to 0|ie government their "W e cannot lie over generous in the scholarships are made.- ThO quota in. War Savings, then Sem­ providing opportunity for our rp elections now-postponed will be com­ the greatest batinole county is not keepin turned 'floiaTer^-^^Finahcifife 3ftrrm pleted as soon ns-wnr conditions per­ Isc to ner'To'ys. . “ psa fle^oTthe present war, havvi-ntiires for those who desire a life mit. Your government culls on you to n the open and un opportunity to . ing been wounded in battle The Rhodes scholarship carries do this thing—inx-est your mpney in make a success in agricultural or with It an annuity of three hundred he has been detailed by his War SBVllijf—d S a T give anything, Ledgers, Journals, C a s h~| stock-raising pursuits is fair to those pounds, or (1500.00, nnd an educa­ just invest your money. Will you who have risked their all, and Is em­ government to tell the peo­ tion nt the gr.lat English University Books and Day Books have do It? W ILL YOU H E L P S E M ­ inently good business for the country of Oxford. There, thorough train­ all recently advanced i n IN O LE TO K E E P H E R P R O M ­ at large, os any such plan would ple of the United States ing in any of the professions is of­ IS E ? Then invest your limit in open up idle lands to cultivation nnd | price. We were fortunate in fered and every facility "for enlight­ what real war is like. The War Savings This Week. jiroduce greater commercial wealth placing orders beEpre the ening travel is furnished. The for the nation." • Srhelle Maines, Major speaks under the au­ scholarship is good for three years. raise and we ate giving the ------O-----County Chairman, Noapplicant for these examina­ advantage of the price to spices of the W ar Savings v War Savgs. Comm. ON T A K IN G T H E DO C TO R S tions can lie considered unless Ids * our customers. As the war has progressed and the application is received, not later than Committee o f S e m i n o l e need has been shown for surgeons for S E P T E M B E R T W E L F T H (12thi, Pinellas county is building a long County. We have a complete line of camps and battlefields. thousands, of by President A. A. Murphree, Chair- fence, the people of the county hav­ hound hooks in many styles, physicians have responded and un­ man, Rhodes Committee of Selec­ ing voted to have all the stock kept doing splendid work, and of the tion, University of Florida, Gaines­ Up, and the action requires that tin* sizes and prices which we will ( many professions represented In the ville. Florida. adjoining county he feme oli. The he pleased to show you. great army* of Americans now .busy Times of St. Petersburg says that with war, there is probably no one The Fellsniere Company in ^the the posts have been set afong- the that requires more self sacrifice. very near future will liegin the fenc­ county lln£"Tor Ifvc miles and The The voluntary leaving of- an estab­ ing of 100,000 acres of Innd south wires wHI be strung shortly. •‘ Be­ lished practice to take the , field; and west of FcllsofSro to be used as sides netting the posts," says the without great chance for promotion a cattle range. This range will be Times, "th e county commissioners OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. and even the remote opportunity well stocked with a good breed of have had a right of way cleared right for fame or signal achievement is cattle as fast as necessary prepara­ through n big cyturss swamp and >ne 148 Sanford, Florida likely not appreciated by thousands tions can be made for the proper this wi|l prevent the fence from lie in* injured by forest fires. I**? have but ^small**'■knowledge ** ^of caro of the"stock. S S c t-; •' • . •- : »' , ' mi . • .. .......... 1 1 t. / .3i. ‘ • ... , I HE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 1 ■ ■-»• V \ i ' W •. -THE SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD h: • • " ; ""^-! SANFORD, FLORIDA xxxxxxxxXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx nr . THE SECOND ■ KT-t For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses W. S. STAMPS Chase &1Co., Santord, Fla. ^niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiimgi J VULCANIZING | -c K | SANFORD VULCANIZING WORKS I WAR From An Artillery Standpoint : 0 MAJ. FERGUSON | A Veteran of the British Army Speaks at corner of Park Avenue and F irst Street Kgs±j J S f c It ■ r *• Wednesday 8 P.M. B la n k * ♦ • I ing Ce. Herald Want Ads Will Brin# R e s u lts i a �». > .L , _ -s *>. ' -■ - ' < — ■ i :;*• •' SEPTEM BER. 10, THE KANFOrtl) HERALD PAINTED CAR YELLOW BRITISH OFFICER IN S O C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN Rode* to Church TO,SPEAK HERE ° vI“,h ' ,nn Sunday 1a ..HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN-AND - AROUND SANFORD ^ n , . . N EED ’ WOMEN ON RAILROADS On Mnny ,J obs t^^ned to Them by the War at Same Salaries Men ■ llnl'e Been Rercltlng ; Dyiepo, Sept. I*. The spirit of the jukestrr ’ i i . abroad somwehere in Thy-number of railroad jobs that • . , (C o n tin u e d Frortl -PAgt' One) Artillery i Oviedo, as liroiight to light Sunday I''vort,,n aide to hold has increased - AT ~ McCULLEITS .s • . Store Closed Thursday at r s ^ * * * * *« * « « ^ A. J. Pounds, the* popular sales- s r wns in town Monday .tlig..first nrtiv Inks fos ■wwm« r> mein citizens Who wns ,nf man ... , . i .. i — in the Consolidated' Grnrerv -He _wm wi If>vtiItfl.’fl lujfct yum-r-i- Chnst lar class had t h e :‘'Vas ‘rar rleani,‘K' «»>«! they have n tc lffinii-mntnnul up.jL U, ^ j ack;i„ „ vll)t, U f ever and was sent p . an Endeavor , „ „ Substitutes for F l o u r -been engaged in this work in the yesterday " to this local trade today. ‘ ms country «a short slion thne tone ago to i ^ P? * * " Dn“. of ,lndinB " ,0,1 returi,mB , , , . Boston vnrrU * i,» n ,n ,„„ a. *i have been C h a n g e d . •.,ii 11 . » %■ j . . . thi‘ rar he drove to church hud slid- 1 Kli >tiros o| the lioston &. AI*s For Wood and heavy haulin' iCC IAirn M eal, Harley Flour Try Magruder’s L I N IM E N T for * « « Is (f J ' t t e " l , w M » t J S h L v y : d' " ly '* » ■ « « ! '»■»'; v l» ' l » R ,i,r“ d 7 7 7 " '" * - J Murrell, or phone 378. 4S-tf all * lameness and rheumatism Nfjtf.)' and Corn FJour. 4-lb. " artillery. He' indicates how really cl,ur|,h.-. some one ha.! painted Ins *ho Railroad AdralnutryfbWf Nolan Graves of Paint kn was in hoVses and human. Get it at L. R . ! unprepared England was when the car yellow. This naturally* upset the contemplates -employment of woemn Wheat Flour with I-Ib. town-today on business. worthy gentleman greatly and we almost exclusively as clerks, accountPhUips & Co. , Tues-2-tf war began, nnd how rapidly it has of Substitute. . . ants, ticket sellers, station agents, E. A.. .Douglass is spending sev­ Mr. and Mrs. II. J . Starling mo- developed out* of the most -essential are wondering just what amount of crossing watchmen nnd car cleaners, eral days ‘in Tallahassee on business lored over to Daytona B^ach "where pieces, of machinery in the war in his religion he lost in ' ’‘cussing”. quietly of course, for it is rather un- in which jobs they can*release men the |ieavy—artillery which he now Miss Ruth McDaniel has returnee they spent the week end at Vh6 Day­ usual for one’s car t p l a y * rhamelone f*,r the army* or for more important tona Beach Hotel. ' ' pronounces as the best in tho world, home after a week’s sojourn at thf apt! turn color in a minute, and work. To some extent, It is under­ \ lie says that there is no doqbt of Room 8, Seminole Bank Annex, Reach. especially 'while one is attending stood. women/will he employed as the superiority of allied artillery now headquarters for information regard­ church.-. Of course the new color is track laborers. S. J . Carnes was called to Tampa ami that it will lie constantly main­ ing curative powers of the “ Miracle to him like a red shawl to the pro­ Every effort will he made to guard Sunday on account of the illness of tained. Medicine,” R*e. 1818, verbial bull nnd he is much incensed. tho safety and health of these women •his father. . The present continued .success of JMiss Alice Caldwell returned to- tiie allies iff* France is an indication However, the answer is that Oviedo workers, nnd it is probnble that the MiJs Allie Gilion wns the week cm is trying to adhere to Fuel Adminis­ work of tho Women in Industry Ser­ Mujor guest id Miss Jessie Graves at Day* day from Daytona Beach where she 0f (hj8 superiority of fire. ins uen the guest of. .Mrs., It- It. Fergusou believes that there will be tration request and not ride in motor vice of the Department of Labor | tuna Beach. ..r_' " L. cars on Sunday unless on urgent will bo of great value In solving prob­ Deas. for several days. now once that the allied forces have Mrs. Graces- Williams is home need. All in all he would have been lems connected with their employ­ Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath! co-ordinated their stall work nnd again ufter a few d n js pleasantly able to greet bis car in its natural ment. Women will lie-paid thtrantne Physician. First Nutiona! Bank pluccd it under one general head of color In the garage-nt home, if- he spent inj^Atlantis. as men for the same work. English Bldg., Phone 330-W. Tuesday, such an experienced -general us Gen­ had not rode In. - • and French railroads were long ago Carl Schultz wns at home last Thursday and Saturday during Sep­ eral F o c h . * week on a furlough. Carl is now on The moral is good here: Beware of compelled to hire women for railroad tember. . Gf-tf The great trouble in the early the extra comfort on Sunday. Wnlk work on an extensive scale. In U. S. S. Delaware. stages of the war according to Major France the won^n even act as fire­ Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Herndon, Mrs and not ride in a ’yellow car. * C. E. Station! has returned from Ferguson was lack of stuff experl-1 men on locomotives. a visit w ith 'h o m e folks in North Stumon, Mrs. Earl Burdick and her encc. The liroitish did not have it, guest, Miss Mildred Burdick formed There are -'training schools' for Carolina and Virginia. SEM INO LE $ 1,000 CLUB i congenial party motoring to Or- the Russia ns did not htivo it, and women ticket agents in several large If you need Btove wood phone me. nndo Saturday. Ametica bus .not yet'got it, but the • cities ulrcady, wht*re*young. women 1 can supply you. II. C. Du Bose. French and Germans .did have it, War Savings Stamp Puyhjujcrs and between the agts of 21 and 35 years 4Jra. Howard Tibbies returned to nnd Great Britain has learned it, and , 100-tfc Roosters are given two months’ courses in Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bothamly are her home in Haines City, Monday, America Is learning it. 1. S. Rapp railroad geography and simple ac­ after having spent a week very pleas­ spending some time in the moun­ Major Ferguson does not discredit 2. W. P. Brooks! counting,. They are paid ,$25 a antly us thc^ guest of her aunt, Mrs. tains 'of North Carolina. the fighting ability of this nation's month while lenrning and nfterwurds 3. Yowcll-Spee'r Co., Inc. Fannie Munsdn. tinny and says that it is a lament­ Allen Jones hns returned- to. Now 4. F. F. Dutton receive from $G5 to $200 a month. X lA G R U D E R ’S W O N D E R F U L able fact that once the fighting ub,lYork after' spending a five ‘days’ 5. C. W. Brown ity was discredited by the Cana­ H O R SE M E D IC IN E S for colic, furlough with homo folks. G. First .National Bank Tlic board of county” commission­ 7. J. W. Booth , .Mrs. E. D, Chittenden and daugh­ staggers, big head, lameness, worms, dians and Americans and that they ers of Brevard county die! a good For sale a t will liave to bo taught that at the 8. W. E. Seoggan ters are at. home after spending the choking, quinsy, etc. stroke of business at » special session beginning of this war Germany had L.v It. Philips & . Go's. Tues-2tf 9. L. P. McCulIe'r summer in Nevf York shite. held on July loth, when they pur­ superior soldiers because of the su­ 10. I>. M. Elder Mr. ami M rs. Henry Wight and chased a large shell mound located Munson's swimming poo] is I he perior training. He says now that M. B. O. Smith in Volusia county about six miles coolest place, in town. Open Wed­ family left Saturday for points in the allied soldiers not only equal in 12. Wm. Bothamly. south of New Smyrna, pitting nt the nesday, Thursday, 'Saturday and Georgia where they will spend sev­ training, hut are fur superior in ini­ The Herald will publish this list rate of thirty-five cenl.-i per cubic Mr. Wight wtis called Sunday afternoons. Fresh * water eral weeks. tiative and self-reliance and that with any additions theteto until yard.__ 7The tiiLal n mo u n t —agreed hero by the serious lilness < > f his every day, 85-tfp . there can be no doubt of thu final nfber the immediate ................... War Savings |upon wu ua $9,000, payable $3,000 at brother., < —,— Miss Helen Keating of Daytona* outebme. if we refuse to listen to Drive; beginning Sept. 4th and eml- the August meeting of the hoard Ilrach is the guest nf‘‘ Miss Ruth That comfortable feeling of se­ German propaganda which no doubt ing Sept. I tth. Get your name on and thr balance of $6,000 to be pro­ McDaniel for several days. curity possessed by families that al­ will soon begin in an effort to split this list—"help'back tlie hoys in the vided for at the regular October Miss Esther Wilson leaves Thurs­ ways have on hand the Re. I til 8, to the allies, the French from the Brit­ trenches." , 4-tf meeting. The Dixie . Highway day fur Washington, D. C., where cube stomach and bowel troubles is ish. the British from the Italians, through the county is constructed she has accepted a government posi­ a mighty fine thing. ItoorTr 8. Sem­ and Americans from their allies?’ for the most part with shell, and i Must- Have Pure Milk ' inole Bank Annex, tion. Major Ferguson will speak of induring Lhc-past year this roail has Tallahassee, Sept. 9. Florida's been kept in a very good state of YeA sea food and chicken *dinner, i timalp knowledge of the, war gained |during four years in tho trenches and need for milk was emphasized at the pair. fin ii-iits, every Sunday, 12:30 p. in. Messenger Wanted . War Work College here, by Miss and Thursdays G p. m. Daytona At the Postal Telegraph Other, San­ 1artillery stations hack of the lines. Weather permitting the speaking May Morse;' assistant state home • King Bros., one o f ' the largest Ilearh Hotel Daytona Beach 100-tf ford.- Good chance for capable boy will take place oV the streets, corner demonstration agent in the following 3-tfe .Mr and Mrs. Harry Ward ami or girl to Jcarn telegraphy. rattle companies in South Florida Park and First, Wednesday livening, statements: Miss Fern Ward came over from the are constructing eight concrete dip­ eight o’clock. • .. "T h e existence of n nation is de­ ping vats in ihe eastern part of Delieaefi yesterday to spend several TVIrs. Leroy Kirtland of Chicago pendent on her children. Milk is ifn Soto county, D. C. Ryan, who has days. y is the-guest of her parents, Mr. and absolutely necessary food for infants the construction work in charge has Miss Frances Clmppell left today Mrs. Henry Wight. For Sale 'o r Exchange— Yacht Mrs. Kirtland Bring in y o u r Certifi­ and children, and is praetically indis­ already finished several vats nnd will for Jacksonville where she will enter will bo remembered as Miss Margaret completely equipped, 3G ' j x 8 x 2 Vj pensable in feeding the sick nnd complete tiie contract as soon as the cates for Sugar for Pre­ St. L ukas Hospital for training as n Wight nnd hef*>naliy Sanford friends ft. Draft 10 II. P., 4 Cyl., Buffnlo aged. It has been conclusively .prov­ material arrives. serving Purposes. . . . These concrete nurse. are glad to welcome her home again. engine. Speed 9 miles. , Originally en that wounds heal much more vats arc in addition to-a Miimli n m t cost $4,000. Will sacrifice for $500 One dose’ of M A G R U D EU 'S Wonf* fkpn rhr pirtterrt li . i O lllIk IfY Mrs. R, D, Whiteside and t wo inWITT wooden vats owned by these people — deritd- Medii inr i mi' s udic in -It USPT teresting boys of Tampa iftid Miss ■w* d i n e r n o — t i l i n ’— TO— RET T T the diet. in different localities where their like magic. Get it at L. It. Philips Mary Moye of Arcadia are guests of trade for Oakland, Buick or Slude"Milk contains all the food ele­ cattle range, and .will cost in the baker runabout automobile. Ad­ & <Vs.Tues-2-tf itieir brothers. M. E. and J. M- dress W. F. Ayres, Daytona Beach, ments or substances required to neighborhood of $400 each. They Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ferrnn, of Moye. They expect to leave today build and nourish the human body. may be used by* the public (or dip­ Fja. ’ . 2-tf Euslis were tho guests of their in their car for Daytona Beach for These substances are protein, , fat, ping purposes nnd' will go a long daughter, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher Sat­ a-few days. caJbohydrates, minerals and water. way toward tiek eradication in Deurday. ‘ * 1 Oscar Speer Wounded "Florida is falling far short in the Soto county. Word comes from Oscnr Speer production of an adequate_amount Miss Jessie Pell has just returned For Rent v Pleasure resorts and beaches on that he had putt of his ear shot off frniii a delightful five weeks visit 10 Cent and hud received other injury's Dipt I of dairy products. We import $16,, Arthur Lousing Wounded apartments over Two the west coast were hard hit by th0 spent in Fayetteville uiul While i 000,000 worth annually. This monWord was received Monday morn­ Store, Cool, nice rooms with front |mt him in the, hospital. O ak. N. C. |_ey goes to ,th e farmers of the north ing by Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Lossing Fuel Administration's order regard­ porch.- FAiit rooms $ 1 5 . 0 3 —per j and northwest. Why should not our ’ —Regular mVolthg ScmTtiolp Robekthat - their son, Arthur hud been ing the non-use of gasoline on Sun­ mo nth. Eight rooms $30 per month. Florida farmers supply these pro­ uli lodge Friday evening, Sept. 13th. Notice to Formers badly wounded, .both legs having day. Last Sunday only sixteen cars Garner. 1-tfc N. II. thus helping to relieve transat right o’clock. All members asked Just received a fresh car of lime. ducts, by t\y h , .... . . . . . Leon broken by ie explosion of crossed the two-mile bridge to Clear­ to be present. Hill Lumber Co. 6-2tc portation cond.t.ons, and keep t h is } B}ie|]a. Loltcr wa9 dBteti Aug. 9th water Beach, when formerly they V. H. Fairiee of Tennessee is in vast sum at home, The many friends of Waiter Connnd stated Arthur was receiving tho woro counted In hundreds, the samo the city, thir guest of his uunt, Mj -k. n*-Ily will be glad to know that he is T. F. Williams. Ho hns been stn" T h e average daily consumption best of. Cflre._aml getting along as condition existing at Buyq Fish Business alt other doing nicely after a recent operation of milk in tho'DhUed 'Slates I s ap­ well as could be expected. C, A. Palmer one o L th e progres­ beaches. tionrd a t Camp 'Jnhnspn but has for 'appendicitis'.' * been honornbly discharged on ac­ sive citizens of the Geneva section proximately one pint per capita, In rLEON’S AUTO T R A N S F E R count of sunstroke and expects to bus ‘ purchased the- fish business \d Florida our daily .average Is less than PHONE 91. H O T E L CARNES. join the V'. M. C‘. A. and go to Geiger & Son aiqj will operate same one-half. pint. Our comparative sonunder the name o f Osceola Fish & sumption of butter and yheese is pro­ R E L lA B E S E K V C E . 101-tf Russia. Produce Co. Mr. Palmer has his portionately low. The children of •Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whltndr (ind Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krupp leave place* id business n^ar Cookls Ferry the fnpiily, up .to the ago of 12 .fam ily have returned from Coro­ today for Now York where they will nt Bridge End and expects to build years, should have a quart a day. nado Beach where they spent the meet their sori, Leslie, who expects up quite a trade thure in the future. Pellagra, nn all too common disease summer months. to sail for over there shortly. Leslie In * Florida' is caused by an unbal­ Mrs. Whittier and daughters, Miss has made good In the hospital ser­ anced diet. Derry Recommended for Bravery AHr# and Miss Annie and Mrs. II. C. vice of the medical corps and in a "Our county home demonstration The many friends in this city of One of these little Avery 5-10 H. P. Tractors which we sold down ✓ Maxwell and children have returned recent ex'upiinntion was one of ten agents report-that under their super­ George S. Derry, who was formerly nt Bellaire is doing tho work of six horses and mulej. from Coronado Beach where they, successful candidates to make an A cashier of the Peoples Bank here will vision 581 farm women are /naklng And Is doing it better. Hot days don’t worry it. grade. ’sp n u tt most pleasant summer. be interested in the following from butter und 399 fflre making cheese. And, Instead of two dollftT corn. Its diet is common kerosene. This is a step In tho right direction France: . '• A pair of Liho mules it displaced sold for almost as much aa the tractor cost. r For gallantry in action in the face if our farmers and stockmen will rid of the enemy, and for administering Florida of tho cattle fever tick. By anaesthetics to wounded men foe 30 the simple process of systematically hours without food or sleep, when dipping the cattle, in n Bhort time no members of the medical depart­ our beef will hnprovif and 'our dnlry ment were available, recommend products increase materially. O c h ip p in g n o r favorable action on the recommenda­ shredding, no wast­ tion of First Lieut. George S. Derry, For Miss Lydia Yuwcll Quartermaster's Corps second sup­ ing of bar soup when Mildred Holly entertained a num­ ply train, for jiromotion to the, grade von use G R A N D M A .. ber of young friends nt her homo on of Captain National Army, ■Now is the time to save Park avenue last night In honor of •oiip, GRANDMA docs th it. her friend, Lydia Yowell of Orlando, Boy Sroul s Camping Parly GRANDMA is P o w d ere d who is her guest this week. The The Biry Spouts returned last Fri guests played games of various kinds Soup. Suupnil ready for the tub. day nighi/lffter spending a week at and also danced on the porch and in Measure it out by the F|K>nnful. P a lm Springs where they enjoyed many ways enjoyed the evening. Glorious, bubbling, cleansing the springs and the mnny pleasures Refreshments of ice cream and iudt In a jiffy— In any kind of This little tractor is one of six sizes which we sell—all specially of camping out. Those in the party cake were served and tho little V water. Clothes while ns snow equipped and adapted for Florida Service:. It will allow the small Were Gnil " " ”McAlexnndcF, * * Millard guests:departed at a late hou r with t h e ‘W oolen Sock a and jiu t it fragrant and sweet farmer to 'adopt tho same method* os used by tho big fellow*. Rumfnrd, .Willie Mall cm, Max Brad-1 tha,; feeling that they had enjoyed JVrite us of your tractor needs, and let US suggest the solution. bury, Robert Holly, Assistant Scout j the evening a n d -th e company of K n it w ith G randm a ** “ 7 ® cul cU trMaster Frank Giles nnd John Mus- their hqstesji and* Miss Yowell. son spent one night at the camp. Those present were LcClaire Jones, Mary Elizabeth Puleston, K itty ’ DuB. C. Skinner, M gr. He Sure Haa. Bose, Camilla Puleston,' K-athteoh atrsl Avenue Dunedin, Florida • “Dc man dot likes de,sound of bis Brady, Ruth Henry, Olive Newman i. , __ ■ State Agents Novo Engines own voice,” said Uucle Ebeij, "in most and Ralph and Harry 'Woodruff, esses bns t( mighty pore ear for mu* !(amlin DtiBose, Albert Connelly, . -fra slC.” Robert Holly. ■ - i ; > : . 1 ~: -» PVOnilU^, "|»¥I* will «« »#, Ulivviw a ^ |i|Utir.,s > » « ..........- 'Max Hollis », Mj i Hurry from Orlando i ' PAGE TH REE M - ■■ - a 7 i *e Sfc . v* (i 12-lbs. Pills. Flour |90c 24-lbs. Pills. FJour $1 .75 12-lbs. Gold Meda1 Floor 90c 24-lbs. Gold Meda Flour $1.75 12-lbs. Obelisk Flour 90c -24-lbs! Obelisk Flour jS i . - 54W-Fackage*WMe Wheat Flour 50c Sweet Potatoes 4c lb. Irish Potatoes 3c lb. Algood Olio 40c lb. Clover Hill Butter 60c lb. Apple Butter 30c and 40c Jar ?- - - Rhubarb 30c Can Spinnach 30c Can Large Fat Mackerel. 5-Ibs. Lima Beans 75c 5-Ibs. White Beans 85c 5-Ibs. B. E. Peas 65c 5-Ibs. Tepery Beans 75c i - f * d® i V-l P r f,'-£ : . - -ri-feS m *- V ' i i % -sj -7.1= - j . i). J * L. P. McCuller ~ Phone 277 Does Work of Six Horses on Diet m •;j - i . * - t --fa *- t l m L. B. Skinner Mfg. Co.,State Agents- ’ Your G rocer H a s I t ! ^- ^: - V - �. • .5 ' • .f ; . . *. f * 1 • - . . ____ _ ; , •/ •• . l - *.. y\. •y i r. v —r*-----r•J ■ . ] V. • * V*. ---- * 1■ '' 1■ ""T ”l P U B L IS H E D , * ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS S E M I-W E E K L Y IN THE HEART*OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME X < NUMBER 7 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1018 = COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SC H O O LS PERSHING SEMINOLE PATRIOTS PRAISE SEMINOLE GUARDS WILL OPEN CELEBRATES REGISTERED TO A MAN FOR COUNTRY’S DEFENSE FOR THEIR FINE WORK ON MONDAY BIRTHDAY . _______________ •• • * Y. \\. C. A. DAY. REAL AMERICANS SERVED B R E A K IN G T H R O U G H GERM AN L IN E S. " jT a lla h a s .e e the Scene of Great - BOARDS WITHOUT. PAY. Gathering. • Patriotic Americans everywhere American fotftj this morning laun-i A ,, yesterday went to the registration ehed an .u .e k -n m h . Oerman poajovt„ „ at .the booths.and registered the fa f j that 1 onj At 9 o clock they hail pr««- ^ lhr „ a. thc Flo. they were ready to help Uncle Sam roa.c.1 Rcncrally alony thc IInc Coll, Bl , or Women. Nornwhip tho Hun in whatever capacity Some pHaopon were token «t dll^ rine „„ thc they wore needed. This was tho case leren. porta o( tho acctor. pr„ , r„m, Attendance «na moat «rn'. in Seminole County and whilo the The attack was preceded by a (ifyinK nnt| t ho . work of the orofficial figures are not obtainable barrage lasting four - hours'. . ganization in coining united wnr today from’ thd country precincts On tliA American* side of I he St. work campaign was outlined. Miss they were there and we ^can depend Mihicl salient they, attacked on n j Fanny C. Hatch, general secretary, upon every man doing his duty front of 12 miles; on the western 0f Jacksonville Association gave the when Uncle Sam makes a call. side the attnek was along a front of J history of the organization nnd Here in Sanford the boys from 18 8 miles. There has been a conccn- . approach td war service, Miss Hathappre to 15 walked right up to the counter ? tration .of Franco-American artillery crine II. Hawkes spoke in the morn­ and gave in their names with tho and allied airplnnys ar<* operating ing on mobilization of women power, apeuking again in the evening on feeling tbtrt—they wr're ~rrady—amt ;ia—Large number. . , willing to fight. Thero was no hack­ French and American forces this the Y. W. C. A. to d a y . Miss ing down or hesitancy about tho •’ *31 morning launched an attack agpifl|t Genevieve James dirorriftg hostess manner in which these mon(* boys the German positions on both sides of ‘Camp Johnston gave a talk on fire-sidd in .camp. Miss Amy M* of 18- arc p en now*) went about this of the St. Mihiel salient. Smith told of work abroad. Miss great, task of registering the man . T h e weather is fine. The attack Estelle Cook talked on social ser­ power of the country. made liy the F'reiic ii and liie Ameri* vice work. Miss Agnes Davidson Precinct 3 had headquarters in can$ was a most ii aring •one and »" chairman war work council for Flo­ the corner room of the Clark build­ fqr fi oves^fui. rida made address on one year with ing corner (>f Palmetto and First The ('(.•riintns no a iim falling hack the wgr work council and Miss Myr­ street Here Schelle M nines was on tli i> fronts on each side of the tle Caskell state director for the war chief registrar nnd his valuable _ 1 St. N Duel salient fund campaign explained the »r- assistants were W. M. Haynes, suspicion s ng?i tindoubt edly Miss Amy Smith Bxc* Tho giiiuzr.lion. Chas. L. Britt. Thus. W. Jones, of 11)1 intentions of tin Americans r r . ___ ary. fur the south At­ Frank U. Adnmii, Will E. ‘Watson, ! in thi s region, til e Ge rmnns were lantic field told, of work-of speakers Angus R Chhppell, Osborne P. he direction ii na v' a rv nt the lime of t institute. Miss Hawes gave an even- j Herndon, Jus. C. Roberts. Will of Oh attack. The A me rirnli troops -. im arc alf intensely eager and arc light- ((f ,„.,|ay and J . lief her l Wilson, ing magnificently. . i State director of the Y. M. C. Av Sanford. Doudney, nnd F. Eugene a French and American artillery gpnkc on our men in the army* and Rmmillat. ■■M this morning directed a terrific liar- navy. Meeting ii splendid success llete they registered ivn even 500rage tire on till* GermUn positions an«l representing numerous orgaA mi’ricans. on this front. The reply of the tier- nizations said to be, the largest In Precinct I the headquarters mun big Rons was vigorous al some number of .women ever gathered in places, although as a whole it was Florida planning to coordinate in was in the office of H. C. Dullose weak. ’ *** \yomans war work in the State. Dur- and*Mr. Du'Bose was chief registrar There are some indications tlia^'ing the evening patriotic tiageant His assistants were Richard C. Max­ .* German withdrawal of nrtillcry of was given by children celebrating well, W. Gwynno Fox. Alex. K. childrens week. Pageant staged on Powers, Archie L. Betts, Bart W. large dimensions wns in progress. 1,rax : ........ on Labor Day. sept. 2nd. 1918. and den. Miss Fannie McWhorter. Herndon, E. Darnall Brownjee, Geo. The following Resolution wa«*a»» . Fifth Grade, Mrs. M. M. Turner, T h e Germans at soipe points are j college campus. Whereas, The Seminole County D. Hart, Jno. D. Jenkins, dop ted, • Miss ltuby Bamberg. increasing the volume of their big Guard \Clls. present at this meet Here they registered 317 Americans. Wheras,- On thc 26th day oGMarch Fourth, Grade, Miss Katherin gun fire, hut Ineffectually. ,, and gathering with complete Compcnih of II. II. Connelly All of these' busy pan worked all 1918, this board of County Com^ ^ n(U, whereas, Thc Seminole \Vilkey, Miss Ruth Hand. Miss Washington, Sept. • 12. — With H. B. Connelly one of Sanford’s day long nnd into the night at this missioners, and J . L. Hankinson un.l County was awarded the first Prize Erccl Little. French and American troops strikrili, , ns nTrd-w’ kcrt-TTPf'- ^nf «fiil nf |ntyJohn C. Haglcr. doing business .as coml,ptative ,lrl„ of u|| th o |' EAST S I D E P R IM A R Y ^Ug—on— a.. . il uUi—(runt soullniiisl - « i Wednesday .......nftcr im illfor it nnd they are to be commended. (I into | * . , morning after —■—---------, , . Wednesday morning Hankinson i£* Hsgler, entered i [ ( Hill IlfcAir1-1 ttfftwM w ill * ——--------f Prlncfjiar S. J ' Arrington Verdun, the greatest buttle, perhaps Seminole County will have the lists ness "f several months. ,Tf AgreemeTiT WTICTPTTy Itif t rrttm r Seminole Assistant, Miss Ethel Mnughton. the decisive struggle of the war mny 1 f*,.n in and they will he complete in .. mg matters were to he submitted to ' ' ri as. organization | Second Grade, MissRenie Mur­ have been begun. Early n ports-show A,r. , _ , *. .. every particular. , . . County Guard is an . that this .first employment of G e n -: nelly Springs, Burke County, North arbitration, to -M l. 'composed of the loyul citizens of rell. 1st: To* what extent have the said our County for the benefit and wel­ eral Perjshng’s new army is on thd Carolina op June 15. 1H.0 an f^pass Third Grade, Mjss Muriel HarHankinson & Hagler failed ' to coni- fare of our community and .Whereas, a wide front, the joint' French and ed his early boyhood at the obi British Officer Here „ rold. • • ,.* H home there. He came to Florida 22 ..ply with their contract to furnish this 'Board is justly proud of the American thrust covering 20 miles. Major Ferguson^ a British officer W E ST S I D E P R IM A R Y . , . , ,, , •„ years ago and most qf the time wns paving brick for . Special Road. excellent record made by the SemiApparently the initial t* HtM, jn UalM.|„n,| Polk County in the heavy >rtiUcry and a nn»n who Principal, Miss Helen Brigham. m & Bridge District No.I Seminole no|e CoUnty Guard; to force the enemy out of the St 1 •• ■ has been in the fighting over there Assistant, Miss Nettye Maines. where lie was engaged • in railroad County, and in maintaining roaus Be it resolved, That the Board of for four years gave an interesting Second Grade, Miss Emma Owens Mihiel salient, which he has held and the phosphate business. on which said brick were used. County Commissioners of Seminole since 1914. Third Grade, Miss Kutherine Bull lit- moved to Sanford about seven talk here Wednesday night. Tho 2nd: What should- he dope by County. Florida, in regulnr session American forces have hel.r t h e 1 *” uki lhl, |)08ition of meeting was opened by Chairman Hankinson & Hagler 'to.'hiake good Otlcdo assembled, extend to the Seminole Schelle Maines who seatod that the front on the southern and eastern J . . . . . . . . their obligations,* on their contract dispatcher with the .A. C. L. Rail* Principal, Mrs.- At- K. Crawford. County Guards their most hearty sides of the salient. Their lines, Co., and worked faithfully second campaign for War Savings and maintaioancc bond. y Assistant. Miss Mae Conolcy. commendation, nnd this Board fur­ according to the last information almost " u> aP up to the time of his death. Stamps was now on and told 1n a Prknary, Miss Nellie King. 3rd: To what extent, if any, ther wishes to commend Captain few brief words just why the people have defects developed by reason Dingee and his oficers who havq so ■ Geneva . 1the grim reaper nnd recently went should come across and buy more, of the surface upon which the consistently given their time <in the Principal, Prof. J . M. Chaffer. available .highway to _M ?t»j to a sanltuflum kt Port Orange for stamps. He then introduced ^ Major bricks were laid, or the manner of training of thc Company, and thus Assistant, Miss Katharino. FlynL most ^ ' Officials here believe Marshal treatment wherb everything in the F'erguson who gave one oL laying thc same, and what allow­ equipped it .to a standard wherein Printzry, Miss Elizabeth Stones. interesting talks on ‘ the warferein F'och has struck th e blow he has power of skilled physicans was done ance, ir any, should be made on. i t j s classed as thc best in the State, . - Lake Monroe had in -preparation ever since ho for him but the One who knows best ^ho trenches and in the artillery account thereof, . of Florida, and we commend thc 4 Principal, To be supplied. took hold, of thc American army thought fit to call him tg his re­ branch of tho service th at has been% And whereas, Arbitrators select­ entire, personnel of the Company Assistant, To be supplied. delivered here in some time. He Fr antic' efforts to stem the tide ward* after a life well spent and he ed have failed, after a lapse of more for their faithful and consistent punctuated his remarks by photos Longwood of th e. entente allied advance has passed awny Wednesday surrounded than five months, to select an um­ attendance and co-opCration with taken at thc front lines and- his Principal, Miss L o ttie Mathers. caused the German command to by family and loving friends. pire and take up the matter of such their officers in charge. * Chuluots take divisions out of quiet sectors •The funeral occurred nt Bartow address was listened to with marked arbitration as provided in Buch L. A. Brumlcy; Chairman Principal, Mrs. Estelle Tribble. around Verdun and in the Woovro Thursday morning, Rev. R. E. Reed attention 'b y thc large crowd pre­ agreement, # L. P. Hagan, • . Assistant, Mrs. Wm. Jacobs. and Lorraine, where they had been of the Baptist church officiating. sent. And whereas, On the 27th ilay • C. W. Entzminger,* At the conclusion of his talk sent to recuperate, and to put them Altamonte Springs Interrment was made in the Bartow of July 1918, this Board through E , II. Kilhee. Chairman Maines announced, that into tlie line after a very brie( rest Principal^ Miss Katie Mathers. cemetary where some of the childits attorney notified Hankinson & . Commissioners. ____ it was a good time to sec how many even though . th .rbefore were interred in Paola --Hagler that in tho event* no action Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clenr; Americans wanted War 'Suunga— thtTTamlly- 1 ; Principal, Miss Genevieve Ivey. cuperation. was • taken by thc arbitrators, Sn ' By V. E. Douglass, D. C. S tlm p s and he sold a number of Gabrieli's, Lake Mary, Lake Deceased leaves a devoted wife the choosing ot an umpire, and if Official. Seal) them on the spot.* The campaign ■ Sanford Artists no umpire was choosen Uv Septem­ and two children, Mrs. T . W. Getzen Howell ” Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by • is progressing favornbly this week and Mary Connelly to mourn thc ber 1st, 1918, this Bohrd would E. H. Kilbee, and carried,- Mr. J . M. Transported to other schools. A large sign at the postoffice for in Sanford and* especially In the consider said agreement for arbi­ Wynn, Supt. Road Camp, is autho­ Following is the schedule'proposed tha War Savings Stamp drive bears loss of a kind husband and father. county where* several precincts He also leaves an aged mother in tration at an end, and would no rized to purchase necessary clothing for the various school busses trans­ a cartoon of Ben Guthrie our well have gone over the top. North Carolina who was too feeble longer wait on that process to se­ for con victs. . porting pppila to the Sanford schools known cartoonist, who shows a real to attend the funeral of her boy, cure its rights. Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by beginning Monday September 16th. American Eagle flying from a dollar After A Man’s Done His Bit also a brother here, A. P. Connelly, Therefore be it resolved, B y the E. H. Kilbee, and carried, Mr. J . M. Leave Cameron City .8:0tT a. m. into tha face pf willio, who is . What then? He may be a return two brothers in Illinois and a sister Board of County^ Commissioners Wynn, Supt Road Camp, is in­ Leave Celery Avenue FeVry, 8:00 falling back * in astonishment and ed soldier, or a civilian; .is there a in Washington. , , of Seminole County, Florida, In structed to visit Volusiu or Orange a. m. great surprise.’ On the other side . rebound, or does the work go onT regular session assembled, on this County, and determine the best H. B. Connelly was a man who is the emblem of the War Savings Leave Elder Spring, 8:00 a. m. This will be the subject of tho the third day of September, 1918, equipment for grading roads, and while of a . retiring disposition and Leave Wilson’s Corner, 8:00 a. m? Stamps, the Torch of Liberty. sermon at t h e' Congregational that said Board docs hereby de­ report to the Board his findings. a man too busy in the offlee to Leave Lake Mary, 8:00 a: m. ’ Th e work was done by C. J. church Sunday evening. The usUal clare that said arbitration agree­ take part-in public affairs yet withal The following Resolution was of­ Arrive at Sanford schools, 8:30 Humph, the A. C. L. artist, who is song service will precede, and the ment, hereinbefore mentioned, has fered by L. T. Hsgan, 2nd by E. H. to 9;00 a. m. . was one of our staunch citizens _ . probably one of. the finpt in the been forfeited by failure of the Kilbee, nnd adopted; who had the interest of the city at hour la 7:30. business today, Both Mr. Guthrie If any changes are found neces­ arbitrators selected to choose an In the morning the pastor will Whereas, On the 27th day , of sary in the above schedule, announ­ and. Mr. Rumph are modest gentle­ heart and his loss will be keenly umpire after more than five months June 1914, J. L. Hankinson and felt by those who knew him best. speak on “ Slackers in the Great cement will be made through these men whoaa hearts are in the war. and and after notice that this Board fdohn C. Hagler, doing business as Thc sympathy of tho entire comCause; Or the Neglect of Religion'*, ' who are doing their b it w itlrthe pen columns. * wpuid t^ke this action if no se­ Hankinson A Hagler, as principals mu nlty is extended to the family. T b l i eervlee of worship and study * “ ' ■' Law ton^ SupL and brush and they are-en titled ; to lection was made by September 1st, and the M assachusetts Bonding-A ----| - ' ’ i '______ ^ • • follows the Sunday School hour more glory than they can get in such If 1 *• , • 1918, and -th is -B o a rd -h e re b y gives Insurance Company, a cerporatlon,1 which begins at 9:46. T h e Bible a restricted area, but that they are Dr. J . N. Robson, after apendipg Mrs. E. F. Marrero and little aona notice to sjdd Hankinson & Hagler u aurety, BUreiyi made muuc and „ „ u entered Ci Into the Feal thing is attested by all those a vacation bf several dlys at Day- Clasa topic lor tha day la: “ The and the Arbitrator selected by t h t , ji,ond, in the ium of $76,000.00 with Frank and Robert were the guests who have rorld Program ' o f . the Christian i seen the.r their work and h.ve aeon . nd this tm. ton# B#Bch> ,, ,B 8anIorJ mnd fir f . Board, and the MaasachusetU B o p d - ; ^ Boarij 0j County Commlaaion- of Mr. and Mr*. J . D...Do*aey for a If not - attending *elseu iu i , —- . work is -greasy appreciated by tire .• . *‘, -. iv« •* rrm .- v hhttrch'*. • ing . 4 Insurance Co., that auch ’ ^ guaranteeing the durability of few days this week. T h ey returned local committees and by tbo govern- |glowing r e ^ t s of .lathing at t"0 the 1where .you are invited to Join this, hoard. considers such arbitration s-| ' ' daw. ment of the good old U. a? A. ( beach. ’ * to Jacksonville .Thursday.^ • greement at an end, and declines (C ontlflU ed On Pago 1 hreo) *" 1i » to further recognize the same, as fo r HOLD INTERESTING M EET­ of any binding fnrca either upon L i s t o f t e a c h e r s thin Board, or upon Hankinson & SEMINOLE .COUNTY. ING ON ROAD MATTERS. pr.any of tho parties conThe schools\>f this city will open .Sa.alfti‘1*- -Ela.,£efit.-3rd, 1918- corned in .suoh ’ agreement. at 9 o’clock Monday morning, Sep­ Hon. Board of County Commis­ •Adopted--b/ the Board of County tember' the 16th, and all pupils are sioners In and for Seminolu County, Commissioners in regular session at urgently requested to be present Florida, met In regular session at Sanford, Florida', this the' 3rd day at their respective schools prompt­ 10 o’clock A. M. Present L. A.- Brumof September 1918. * , ly at that time. Pupils nre asked ley- Chairman,- and Coin’s: I,. P. L. A. Bruniley, Chairman not to come to tliu—seined—grounds Hagan, E . H. Kilhec, an d . C. W. E. II. Kilhee. before 8:30 in tho mornings, as tho EntzmingOr, Absent: Comr. 0 . P L. P. Hagan, • teachers will not be in 'the .build­ ’Swope, with V. E. Douglass, Deputy C. *W. Entzminger, ings earlier than this. • ' Clerk and Roy Tillis, Deputy Sher­ Commissioners. All teachers are respectfully re­ iff, in attendance. Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk, quested to attend tho faculty organi­ ♦ Minutes of last regular meeting V. E. Douglass, • D. C. zation meeting at the High School held Aug-6th, al«p special meeting Official Seal I building at 9:30 Saturday morning. held Aug-12th, read, approved and Mr. Jno. D. Jenkins, T . C. aI>" I This notice takes precedence over ordered filed. peared before the Board and asked j lh(i prpvjoUB „ utlcc calling the meet­ Petition of Voters of Precinct No. t jtal jJC l)t, unowej to purchase, .cea. ing at 9:UU a. m. Allliougli tlt***; -»• -kimr-tdiwU.q»V.Elcction be called , tain supplies for his office and on meeting is held' in the High School in that Precinct to determine wheth-: .0f l . P. Hagan, 2nd by E. building, it is expected th at, every cr or not bogs shall be nllowod to ; , j j^ilbee, and carried, Tax Coll, teacher of the Sanford* schools, •run at large in that Precinct, read, waa j IIHtructrd t o ‘order the neccsPrimary. Grammar and High school and as Petition is not in proper form gary HUppllt^s for his joffiee. will lx* preso ift. there*?was no action tak en. • JJM f h| Kroc,,ry C o ' for Following is the list' of teachers Pension claim of Mrs. dem it* F,. furnishing Groceries and feed to I of. all the schools of Seminoh.* Coun­ Mathews, approved by this Hoard- the Convict .Camp for the mouth of Notary Public Bond of f l . ’ L. September, was opened and read, ty: * Sun fur d Iliiight, approved. and this being the only bid, on moPrincipal of Sanford Schools, Dr. |lil> o f.C h ase A Co. against Fla. tion -of L. P. Hagan, and 2nd J. F. McKinnon. Groves Dr. Dist. for premium on E. II. Kilhee. *oun" It iiereliy ae­ * I I K i II SCHOOL „f (l i*. Swope for S5.09 approved by ceptetl mid ordered paid. fori French ami History. Asst, Prin* Bid of W. C. WiUiamson, Reports of the soveral county ofllwith 511 g a lM i s s Agnes Edwards. i * " ,1 I ’ furnishing the County lslnfec.ant was opened' rials, receiyed, read approved and , mis <>,f „Disinfectant Matliemutics, Prof. K. 1. " '•* ordered tiled. i and reiul, and this lieing the only liams. Mr. Joe Cameron, et al.. appeared hj|| on moljon ()f K. ||. Kilbee. 2nd Science. Miss Pauling Gordon, before the Board in reference! to the fey L ,, ||aKun. n„ j curried, this Latin. Mrs. it. < Maxwell. t.... lie Construction _ --------------- of Dipping t ata, hid is hereby accepted, for 50 gnl-, English. Miss Marion (Murk. and the dipping of Cattle in |wn„ ' a t 75 cents per gallon. G R A M M A R SCHOOL mile County, and after due consid*, p ^ ^„^fMv»ng Resolution »ns o f*’ Eighth Grade Mrs. Pearl nabation- the stock men in Seminole ^ ^ J|y Mf_ L p Hagan. 2nd by bill. Miss Irene Baugh. County, as represented by tnpse ^ ^ ,, Kilbte. and duly adopted.' Seventh Grade, Prin Grammar present, agree to help in the conThc Home Guard o f «■ » nicken»on- Nlr"' j t ruction of Dipping Vats, to in I o( Florida thtiir ,irM j. F. Hodges. /.Time extent as the slock men ,d. I ^ ut I)ajU ,,ra> Florida., Sixth Grade. Miss Laura Chilten- 1/ BY I *"-* • " * - * l’«bt * -■ “ 8 ■ y �trrt1 • / SEPTEMBER 10, 1918 THE 0ANFOBD HERALD PACE FOUR mation ns to the identity of •rtiser. Usually we do not ho the advertiser is and if ire nnr-TWr-aHowed-to-jpTW Information. Simply Write and address it ns per in- We would run fe tte r-p ic tu re s if better pictures, ................................ * • *• • were made. - • ' W . » f o r TU ESD A Y * • Douglass Fairbanks, in “ Flirting With Fate. W ED N ESD A Y . Also “The Fight For Millions.” w < > THURSDAY Theda Bara in “ The Rose of The Genuine "Les Miserables.” Blood.” Also “The Snow Cure,” Also » • . a Snappy Comedy with The War-News. * . Ford Sterling.- SATURDAY Mae Marsh it) !‘The Beloved Traitor.” Lonesome •l dike ( lomedy. Also a Wallace Reid in “The. Thing We Love.” * Special Comedies. Y E A R S - IN C O M IN G -G E R A R D ’S s a l e Lost— Two hundred " 3r stamps. Reward if returned Peabody, Box 742.. nt —Cottage on Magnolia ■nth* St., $H.OO per month >\vn Paper Co. 6-3tp . • FRIDAY Wanted— Board and lodging, „r small apartmonts*(orv,.lif;l«b<<W„t. keeping in a private family (ur t w d p m r and.-wife-without rf dren. • References exchanged. > \ dress :Socretary Board of Trade. FOR REN T -One Baby Grand CheV' II. G. Dieterich. 6-tf For R e n t— Five and half i„re, $160.00 truck land on' lnke shore. Good fn, ^elery or cotton. .Inquire of \|rs 6-4tc C. R. Walker, 1006 Union Ave. F o r'S n lo —Old 'newspapers at the Herald Office. •. ~ •_ “H * Ford Truck. -Fine shape. Seminole County Garage. ............... Also two For Sale—A limited quantity of pure strain Extra Early Jersey Wakelleld cabbage seed nt $12.60 I-or Relit— rour room-, eottage per pound, not over one half pound 1212 Park avenue. $ 10.lu* p,., will ..be shipped any single party.' month, including water. G. \V Let us have your early orders* Spenctr. . • 5-tf Prevail & Co., Seville. Fla. 5-tf GERMANY • For R e n t— Farm on French uv< micT Mrs. A. V. French, City. * 5-2 tp For R en t— Country Place, i t j miles from poatofflee; 15 acres under cultivation. Good house. . Large -- Duroc’ and Poland woods pasture. Apply C. II. Lef. Nice Jersey cow, milk- Her. • 1-tf llros. 6-3tc Eight room house for.rent, SE For Sale—A fine young colt and ner Cypress avenue and Third si ting bull. Mrs. A. V. French. J . E. Pace.. Io l• 5-2 tp For R en t— Ten ach? farm near Ftlr S a l e — -Sows with pigs, or Moore’a Station. Five acres- tiled. boats. Good Duroc Jersey stock, Good large house and barn. (\x.»h uquire Rex Packard, West Side. rent. See W. M. Haynes at Herald i-tfe Office. ‘ 100-lf lent condition. lie JUST OF O P I N I O N BETWEEN YOU AND MB” budget • with turned around gloom; she said sudden «£?»*• You cut the grass,- worked soon and EVEN T H E GATE POST 'l a t e , you did your very best. NOT IN IT That was your work; you’ve naught at nil to do with wind and A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes . rain: , and Faith. “ He’ll Print ’e m " - . So Says Sauntrrcr. And do not doubt, but you will reap .• rich fields of golden grain; *«■ For there’s a heart and there’s a •*We*Ve A l w a y s . Been Provided for hand we feel, but cannot «ee: "Good wife, what are you singing far We’ Ve always been provided for, and ‘ "You know we’ve’ lost lha liny; . .we.abnM always be;” . • And what we’ll do with horse and cow, is more than I *can say; While, like ns not, with storm and “ T h at's like a woman’s fensoning: 'wo must because wo must.’ ’’ • rain, we’ll lose both corn and She softly-said: " I reason not; I only wheat/* * , . * ‘ work attd trust. She looked up with a pleasant fare, , a n d - answered law and sweet, The harvest mjiy redeem the bay: keep, heart, wltatv'er betide; • There is u honrt. there is a band. . We feel but cannot,see; . When one door shuts, I've always seen another open wide. \\ , W always bet ii pryvnietl f"t. and LEGAL ADVERTISING MANTKIt'N SAI.F. S utle r. lx hereby Klvrn «h»t under anil b> virtue «f » final d r e t r * of loftr|i»'iri' and filu u i.j lr an d r n l r r r d In khr Circuit t'o u tL . ■•I WmiTnotr co u n ty , Florid a, In C h a n ce ry , h n r l n g date A uguit 1918* ,t h r r f lr i l*avtd L . T h ra a h i r l i co m plain ant, an«! X'atirnrc I’ortlork la defendant. I, as .opccial m i » U r , ,*||| d(Tcr for pale and aril. In front 91 the Court II oup#* door In Srmlnnl*- co u nty , Fl«f» Ida, during th « I« arnl hours of sale, on M o n ­ day , October 7 t h . IUI8. toAho highest bidder for ca«h, the following described p ro p e r ty in Semln«de c o u n t y / Florida, t«>-*lt: ll« ginning st the ao uthiaat point «*f t r t « r pectlon of Tenth ilOth) Street and l.orust Avenue, running thence pouth rjbiig the ra»i aid** of l.oru«t Avenue F itt \ *V*» feet !,. 4 *t»W.\ t h r n r e » » * l 4 inf* Hundred S* \« nli-tv) |IT t «• an a l l r ) . thetier north il»ng |hr « rat -id# of «aid allr) Fifty 4Ml f# ( t to T»-riih •Io • Stree t, t h e n rr «t al*»ng. **»uth aide «f Tenth 4*»* Street One Hundred Sev, ntern l|7>*feet to the point of hrffil&lilnc; brine I Si» h of |l!«*rk T » r l v a 12 «»( r», r I .I F \X Tr«fTi*rd's Map of the ( ti Wli tu . 41UIIU , « >UkU Mil t r m n r r * thereto belonging. to * At i«f y paid MUSICAL TABLOID SHOW M in rr. o r No Reserve Seats Picture Starts at 8 O’clock and oftlrlal a .a l , Wanted, Men—Saslr & Door Fac­ tory. Bench bands and machine hands. Good i t s i t i f l'ar|>eiitcr. Ftcailj work the year round. In replying, give ex|erieltct* and salary ex|>ected. Selden Door Co., Palatka. Fla. 117 tf OI.I) # We not t in!d. parol W E BUY— FA LSE TEETH pat from #4.00 to bl»XH) per n I hn.k.n •« \N<• alno p o artua) vatu** for iHjmetufv Sll»*r and llrldgr•»ork. Hrnil al ••(.»• k» I».»l amt rr*«4»e ca»h by return mai M A Z E R 'S TOOTH SPECIALTY I), nl x . 7007 So. Slh SI. I*hitiit‘ i>M*. I'l. Servicc” and “ Conserva­ tion” are written in italics across the war-tim e re­ cord of Ccrtain-tced, Roof- Cooperation among g r o w e r s means better prices and greater profits to all. If you are disposed to join with other citrus fruit pro­ ducers for mutual benefit write to the Florida Citrus Exchange, Tam­ 'v i r a 'j® « i ^ Ifc ' J ' ■• J /* ? . A IIO C 01.A 8S . C lark .C ircu it Court. By V. M. tlo u fta .x . » . C. #|| # • ? pa, Fla., or call on . • j CLASSIFIED L. A. HAKES, Mgr. Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange ADVERTISING ' m •f it ^ (v V ^ ^ns vitally needed shelter for m unition plant, b a rra c k , shiptyard, factory, ^arn and granary. _ . It has taken nothing of military in its manufacture,— \Y£5tc rags and asphalt are its rriHciral components,and both useless Yor w ar purposes. x $ value t l a ^.'5 ^ t r v J y k a j j i ''. -v' it i S f Ivk i j/ { / ^ L \ j/ i • /•' j j Its manufacture is accomplisheci largely by machinery, conscrving labor; by waterpower, con servin g fuel; by women w orkers, con servin g manpower. • C ertain-teed endures under all -conditions. It is weatherproof, Avaterproof, spark proof and fire retarding. Rust cannot affect it. The heat of the sun cannot melt it or cause it to run. It is not affected by gases, acids, fumes, hotels, garages, office buildings, farm.buildings and out-buildings. In shingles, red p r g reen , it m a k e s a n a rtistic ro o f for residences.. Certain’ teed Roofing according to thicknes: Sold by good dealers, everywhere. Certain-tepd Product# Corporation ? hta Heading THREE CENTS Line For Each Insertion. M inim um Charge 25 Cents. Tbeda Barm in “THE ROSE OF BLOOD" at tb?Stmr Wednesday •i f ® ; 7 . njMtJ l / g * \ .^ this a r r o r d a n c * with law. Said c . r li f i r a t r e m ­ b ra ce * t h . following d o c ri b e d * property a i t u a t . d in Seminole cou nty. Florida. I t v a i c L o t . IQ. I t and 12, Fla. Land k Cot. C o . ' . Addition to South Sabtord. The >(iid land beinc a u e e .e d at the date of the l i t u a n c . of ,u c h ce rtifica te in the name of t ' n known. AUo: Notice U hereby fU e n th a t II. C . IlulloM i . p u r c h a » r of T » t Certificate No. S«C. dated the * l b d a y of Ju ly, A . - 1*. IVOs. h a , filed ,a id certificate in my office, and h a . made application for tax deed to ixiue in a r r o r d a n r . with law. Said certificate e m ­ b ra c e . th* fottowlnc d e r r i b e d pro perty xituated in S .m i n o l . co unty, Florida. l»-wit: L o u 2 3 . 2 4 . 33. 36. 37 . 36. 3». 40. 47. 46 49. SO. SI and *2. F I , Land k Cot. Co ' . Addition to South Sanford T h r aald land beinc a u e r n J al t h . date of iaxuanre of laid certificate In the name of Unknown. Unleea .aid certificate t h i ll be redeerard a c e o rd m t to taw lax deedi will ixiue tbereon on the 16th day <<t September, A. t>. 191 8. Wltneea lay offieial denature aid teal th.i lha 13th day of A u c u .t , A. I>. 1916. xeall K. A. n i H ' O L A S S . Clerk Clreuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. When your eftrufi f m i t s an* o f f e r e*d at less than they are worth you not only lose pioney but cause losses to other growers with whose fruit yours is in competition. • Orlando, Fla. Wa nt i-t l \ It-w ImiJX UflWtMMi I ti anil 17 i ,ir wi.r.. in Vrinting plant. Apply t row ti I’upcr Co.. Sanfortl, . 6-tiFla. g rl h r r * D 1. th* l. *** , .t* an*f r h s r g f o In r nnr* •*•■»* • •L ’ *■• •! •a h| pr«.p**rl> r The Fuel Administration has nb wish to stop people in the country Jrom coming to rhurch on Sunday in their cars. This is not joy riding in sfny sense of the word and all those who live a distance- from the church even in the city limits are . W ANTED [la\* runic an»l g«' riianktgiving I'ureha »r 1 • )•«> ‘ ■!•• •! J J 1* n k i n s m N. tune and the great tire burn­ s I*r» tai '1 s*tff M arion t • ll**» 4. ed clear; Snllritur (« r l .iniplxirijut. 4 - T u ra - j IC The farmer said: "D ear wife, it’s ---------------- -- — -been u good and happy year; In Court. S r i r n l h Ju d lr ls l t ’lrrult. ml nolr ‘County, Klorld,. In C b n n r e t j The fruit was gain, the surplus corn IVNr trf T i v r l , Complpintnt Gititfon has bought the hay, you t I I'c rc> D. (imllfey and ( ’ h it . know." , It. llroVn. Drfrndanta To |'rfr\ |i Godfrey and i ’ hl*. It. Br»a*n, She lifted then a smiling face, and Paul. Minn It i• hrfrhy o rd rr rd that you and ca r h of said: ” 1 told you so.” . Vou appear »•» thr biM of c*»mplainl Alrd For there's n heart, and there's a h rrn n i g i i n i l you in the above »ntpb<l r a u i r . **n thr Tih <ia> «*f U H o b i r , I91H, and hand, we feel, but cannot see: the S a nfo'd lli r«td • hereby de«Jcnatrd at paper in » h lr h t h t• ordrr*iP t«» he pubWe've always been provide*! for. the llihed oner a meek f t f lOUX ewrtoaeculi^e and we .shall always be." hand . Furnished p o m r by Day; Week or Month— Park avenue Flat, !05 Noftli Bark avenue, over L. U. Phil­ ips & Co. drug store Mrs. (’. C. Hart, manager. . * !0-tf n H r I *Mh d«> of AaiyuPt. \ l» n a r« rt ain r a u i r , »n «ant c o u r t prtid* - 1- •»*•- N (iambi** I* f>lain11rt rru \ L a * n i n e and T H L p p f r h n rtidanta. I Ii i m > Uyird upon and »»ll ••r** t h»* f*"iri h* u#cs in Sanford, !• •••urA' F'oridp <»ti The Tth «la\ «*f r. \ l> I ' l F tin «amt i'tiltg j 1«C -a1 . tluflHC t hr l.tfrt’ *'f •tab . ' to g|»c*t aditl brat bldda t f»«r ca«h. the [\C d« «cribrd prop* f t ) si tu ate. !> i n ( nc in Heminul# m u i . i y , F'.a*. t ••mt. Lot \lso Picture Program Admission 25 and 35 Cents Strawberry plants . o. b. Lake Mary • '4-4tp ------------------------ ---------------- . For Salle— Frt’.sh m ilch ‘cow. R. L Pll-tf Garrison. ’ Sanford. • -i* h c r rb v gi ve n I hut. un der a n d by id • ft rial d e r r r r «»f fi»rrrb*Mir«\ (•tuing It r t lfrUtt t ' " » ir t S r \ rl»th Juiljripl rt h^irr<ta. in an d fr»r Pretty (iiris. Good and Dancing, Funny Come­ dians. . . . . . — Thursday anil Friday7" Sep.t. 12th and 13th mamtkh'S hai. f. 206 Elm avenue In mnawertng an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the -sd,-please do not ask The Herald Officat in th* Principal CiU** ol Paints—Varnishes —R oofing For Sale By Hill Lumber Co �~TTT~. ■i 3 ♦' * * * •. *' V ♦ ■* •* . * 4 ^ i ** U i/■ , *4 % S' . *V i' * w . S . .«- -i -iT. - Tk ** i F.ftiu-■» * ___ - -AOT^-s****s : . THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO . .“ •w* r H SEPTEMBER 13 i98| • M GROWERS >_ j a f p rK f t& J S U P P L IE S ((HARDWOOD ASHES 3 INSECTICIDES BLUESTONE NAILS SEEDS 111 Place Your Orders Early >■ CHASE & CO. - SAN FORD, FLA. C O U N TY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH O F IN TERESTING ITEM S FRONl CORR E S P O N D E N T S -E V E N T S O F SEM IN O LE COUN­ T Y -E F F I C I E N T R EPO R TER S FOR T H E HERALD I mo ' f» If *• - t ■ p r. a OLDEST CSTAB OPTICIANS IN ST A T t. BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED 4T ONCE. b AGENTS FOP DOUBLE LENSES EAR AND N U R IN ONE GIASS „ 106 MAIN ST. JAfKSOHVIUE.UA. DR.O MP T .I SCHWAB C IA N S Tilling the Soil'. ■ No race can prosper till It learn’ thnt there. Is ns-much dignity in tilling a field ns In writing a "poem. It Is at tin* bottom of life jv e must bt’gjii, und not at the top. Nor should ir« jwrmlt our grievance* to overshadow our op­ portunity.—Hooker T. Wushlngtpn. o n V, 12. HOGAN 3 T./ T n T ie r _______ V h e a L tle s s Kitchen IN S P E C T IO N m s h e Is d oing her p a r t to h elp w in th e w ar V x - P YOUR SHOES NEA' y __ WSF # W \ H Y ? Pay $1,25 to $1.50 F o r a Broom When You Can Jpuy One M adeJAt Home at Navy *• 1-2 The Price * That will Give Longer and B e tte r Service. See Our Stock of THE KITCHEN CABINET chance to reform him. I l m ! As the into Sam Jo n es used to say, you may tic able to reform n scoundrel nut what In tlie'fiiifne of Got! ran you do with a fool? Mlfr SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR Karl Schultz, Sherman ftouth, Collier Ilrtwn, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumillnt, Allan Jonea, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse. C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, William Hartley, Wallace Lipford, W. C. Tern pie. ‘ Tim summer hath so many songsForrest Gatcfiel, Ed. Cameron, That set my heart a singing, Lyman Baker, E. S. Ward, Robert 8urh gladness to Iter reign belongs. For me Joy-bells tir6 rlngtpg. Dcnne, Tenny Deane, F.‘ F. Roper, W i n s robins cArrtl, clear nnd gay, Douglass C. Griffin, W, M. Chan­ When brooklets dance along the way, It's good to live—Just live, 1 say. cellor, Theo. Stiles, Alton E. F.irWith summer over the land. ncll, Harry B. Lewis, Jr., Vivian - U Mitchell Speer, Randall Chase, Lcclair Irwin, GOOD THINGS FOR T H E FAMILY. tlarvy Parrish, Hassel Brown, Lionel Monroe. | A most satisfactory griddle cake may Army bo prepared by using sour milk, soda, ** it' beafen egg nnd John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, corn flour to thick­ Leslie Hill, Seth Woodru/f, Stanley en. Atltl the soda, Walker,' Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe a half tcaHpoonfal, Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ to n cupful of Miur derson, Ernest Gregory,-Fred_Musun. milk,., then mb) a boatca egg, n little George McLaughlin, Harold Washshit and corn flour burn, Albert Fry, James Estridgo, to make the buffer George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. of the consistency A. PattishnJI, Monde Fox, Ingrain' liked, A little baking powder sifted Guerry, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ Into the corn flour will Improve the* liams', Vail Lovell, • Martin Temple, cakes. Robert Robinson, Arthur Dlckins, Buttermilk Drop«^~Wlth n pint of John Lee, Jr„ A. Stafford, Andrew buttermilk, mid three eggs,* u tableAulin,’ John Cater Lnwtou, Allred M. spoonful of-fat. n tenspoonful of salt, and corn flour enough to make n but­ Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis. Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J . ter,. sirilng a teaspoonful o f baking powder to encli cup, adding a small F. Coates, 'Ernest Gprmley, Walter amount of soda If the buttermilk Is ut Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, Sam. all sour. Ilake Ip a hut oven. Pevehouse, Harry Carlson, C. E. Beet Plquante.—Ttikf-twtrcupfuls of Hunter, Wilson Miller, Hnrrobl Long ImlTed beets cut Into cubes; two luhle- Jam es Weaver, Norman Baker, Er­ spmmfuls of butter, two of flour (bar­ nest C. Morris, Ike House, T . M ley) and ono-balf cupful of water In Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy Stn/ford, which the beets have been cooked, otieLewtie Oglesby, Densler StaZofd, T* ■fom ih cupful a t vinegar, one fourth O. Gillis, Willie 0 . Goolsby, llarrold cupful' of cream, one tenspoonful of Holiday, C. It. Peabody, Rnher ►agar, a half tenspoonful of salt. Melt Mefriweather, Robert Routli, Stal ilie butter, add the flour, and when well mixed add the beet liquor aiijj , ford LeFils, Grover LeFils, Pai cream. Then add the vinegar slowly Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank Cam; and cook until the flour tastes rooked.4 bell, William Hartley, Floyd Was) Add salt and |*epper nnd then the burn. Oscar DuBose, .Edwin ! -beets. Serve hot. Hinkle, Harley A. Mnines. Baked Bananas Belgium Style.— Re­ Stun J. Pickens, Harry IL New move the. peel from six or right small man, Bryan Walker, Andrew King, Charles' Pries ter, Ruhr." C1. move all course libers and lay them Weeks* Walfred Pierson, Vandi •ibbQ^r Mile la a bilking dhh suitable. (•I serve t belli, (irate over Hietll the Perritte, Adolph Shaw, Barney* ) rind of an orange and half a lem on;* Griggs, Barry -Miles, Duncan Mil mix the Juice of the half lemon, the ehell, Draw dy Mat them, Lew is Co orange and three-fourths of a cupful iins, John A. Rhodes, John R. Ltfnk of sugar, pour this over the bin om* , William IL Lynch, James II, Lee, J. and bake l i r a quick oven until soft C. Hutchinson, ( ’ , T. Sfuith, Roy throughout. Serve from (tie bnkInc Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal, Georgl* tll-di. uni' batmua being n portion. I his Hyman, John E. Hawkins, Fred nlIs u nice dish to serve with gutiw' or lard, Curl Robert Willie, Joe Zap!, lamb, venl or fowl. Ralph Geiger, Harry Beige/, Fred l Tse Junket tablets for dessert. They are simple to use, make good, whole Ballard. Robert .Hill. Eddie Potter, Raymond McDon­ some desserts, especially for the little ald, Carl McDonald. Clarence Tem­ people. When toDjKHl with sweetened whipped cream they arc still more nu­ ple, Joe. Guerry. William Shepard, Victor M. Greene, First Lieut. Geo. tritious. . 0 . Herring, Second Lieut. Ralph Wiglii, Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne, Walter Mason, John Pezold, Paul Pesobl. Edmond Stowe, Frank ntoved into the house owned by his FAST SANFORD. Rev. Mr. llllderbrant will he here *uncle, J . A . ‘ Thompson,* this week. on Sunday Sept. 15th from EnterRoy Leo has recently purchased prise to lill his usual' appointment on an nuto from his brother Jesse. the third Sunday in the month. j j rg Xyner and mother, mother. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas am j j e„gat on> 9pt.nt Monday in the setlittle, daughters Susannah and ^ ora ^tlcment culling upon old neighbors are at Ftymusa attending a ten days ^ u k i - d,nnrr witll Mr#. Hertleeories ok, Seventh day adventists go() iI?fti"* meetings^ Mr. and Mrs. . Jesse Thompson John Ingram is hero'fro m -P a* ami niece, Miss Elbortn Thompson hokee am business and is the guest visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. of his daughter Mrs. W. R. tiuerrd Jesse I„ee. nfeanwhile. Mesdames J . E- and E . F . Lund* Mrs. Will Ruynor has been very i|uist were cullers at the home of ill foL.aorae weeks at her home on .Mrs. T. 0 . Tyner Wednesday. Celery Ave. * _ . Andrew BerUeson is exjiectmj; Mrs. Tbm Mealy from Jackson* his wife homo this week from her *»* «i «r ™ .* , I | ■_* -. . », ,* l> ls " " 1 J u r l'lirt',lts* ■ r‘ ' visit in Georgia. During her ahsene am! Mrs. Warren. Her buslmud |)(i ^ ....... kt hi, ,;i<)tli;,r is leaving soon for "oyer seas as puny. cook in. 1‘. S. A. Sorfice. Mrs, J*»sse Thon»f»s,»o. Mtss K!\|rs G. ('. M. I) oii gill entertained Ixrta Thonipsoti and Mr, Emma I «*r brother John Edwards hot week. Wynne and son, the latter being Mr, Edwards enroll te from Host on here on u visit from Montgomery. Mass, to Key West where he is em­ Ala,, spent Wednesday with Mr. and ployed by the Government Mi,. Mrs Roy Lee Edwards is with her people m Host on l The neighbors and friends of M i­ Mr. and Mrs. John Herby, who ami Mrs. Henry Lumbiuist gathered hn\e spent many winters on Celery Saturday evening' at theic pleasant Ave. are to remain at (heir home near heme to celebrate tlwir dtoih wed­ Dayton Ohio this winterding anniversary. Mrs. E. M. Hallow away _ is re*' In all II were present and nil seemed turning this week from* several I n have a Jolly good time, shower­ months .slay in the ttorihing-4h«*tr host and hustess with pretty Mrs. \\ K Pree.lt r entertained' t> glass-ware and wishing them ninny her brother* Tatmuge. Luther am! . mure such occasions. •(,'lyde V A o n this week, the two We are all made sad !*\ the roll* latter hoy^froin New Smyrna and tinned il!ne>s of Niels Pierson, who Talniage ts a radio operator in V* s has been slow ly sinking, having Army Svrxtee^ uppiinmtH suffered a linrd stroke Norman N. Swanson is driving Saturday evening and is since ttna fine new Overland Six iitflsious Ills non t'arl is constantly Since the advance in rates for i,y i,j# j)Ut j„ heart-broken at not telephone service several phones Ijavv >being able to get in touch with,his have been removed from here, asf f brother Waif red, who it in feared the number are A. Marshall. J . f has left with his regiment for France. McClliland, .1 C Ellsworth and ti. The two hovs are all that are left ,- r rrrr tmm r{r3T.,’,T3mm,:~TTiirTnmnur No Romance. \\ \\ Dressor is mourning the having died having died about 17 death of his *i !• ndid l ull dog Prm- .itnl another brother about 11 y ears1 After Cinderella left, the court cess. ago. The neighbors have been very cluiuiberlalu reported the finding of Among* the first to set* celery ( in attentive^ and have shown- their a slipper.' The prince yawned. the field are J, F. Hickson, Charlie |sympathy in many ways. “ T I s a marvelously small one/* Mcrriw either. Chevis Hucerel and Rev. Swanhon will have preach­ : “Yes, they liny 'em too small nnd Chase and Co. Eggplant and peppers ing service morning anil evening then they have to slip 'em off to rest look line, ideal weather for plant •next Sunday at the Lutheran church their feet.” setting. And that's all there was to the epi­ unf there will be a bat ism at the sode. • , morning session. rPNAl.A AND G ltA P K V IU K As the rain prevented the service Mrs. K W Luodquist i« spending nt the Presbyterian church last ■ A Handy Hammer Might Help. Thursday with Mrs. Henry Lund- Sunday, there will be a service led A Chicago minister snyx ne doesn’t (juist j'by Rev. Brower next Sunday' at think a street -corner inn slier ought to be killed outright, ns there tuny ta» a Roy Lee and wife and baby have three o’clock. 1 sm Mrs. Uuchunnun ami nurse came back Tuesday from „ a Jacksonville i hospital nnd is attain at Mrs. Keely’s Mrs. DeForreat is hoping tl conn* ''South again nogn, .being somewhat Improved - in health after having undergone a serious operation * at the Battle Creek hospital. She is now with hor son NoVinan. Palm Leaf Brooms ■+nfi *■* , '4 The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. xiiiiuiiiiiixiiiiinniioeimiiiiiiiix^ciiiiiiiiiiiixiimiiiiiiixiiiiiimu S 3 1' w ♦. I Elder Springs Water - * Purer Sparkling Spring , 1 . W ater. Brought To Your Door Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity • of 09.98 Per Cent. T. 0 . Charles Distributor 1 PHONE 338 XIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIII!IIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIII]|| C y p r e s s ^ ]L u : m b ( ? r ,;| For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses •i Chase & Co., Santord, F la. t w i n o n — A r t h u r ' i l .i w ’ i f r c .— B e r k r i r y Blackman. Worthington truckman. Wallace Lee, Henry Lee. Alvin Ken­ dall, Hrittuin Johnson, Joseph Wynn. C., S. Lee, ^Tate Chapman, It., A. Cobb, J , . J . Driggers, A. I. 'Ross, Tom Meredith, William Coulbourn, Fred Wifch t ! Reginald Holly, \’irgil Lee Smith, Carl Malm, Hume Rumph, Carl Bruton, II, A. Chorpening. Harry Phillips, Louis It. Lenartz, Enoch M. Austin, Edward C, Austin, Isaac M. Dyess, Will Erickson, C. S. Hick­ son, T. F. Singletary. J . CL Huff, Ed­ ward Rout hi J. It. Stroud, E. II. Webb. Edwin Haulerson, Ralph King, C. A. Clarki Marcus Leinhnrt, M cDomald Carrawny, GCo. A. DeCottes, Harry C oblv Raymond L. Allen, Aubrey. M. Haight, Charles R. Munn, Gordon Raker. Edward Franklin Cafra way, L. W. Entzmingt'r, Ak B. Hartley, W. . T s Waits, Martin McDaniel, Guy. Stcnstrom, Ed Itouth, Nick Pezold, Geo. Pezold. HILL CO. BUILDING M A TERIA L Doors, Sash, Shingles, Laths, L um ber,. Lime, Ce­ ment, Plaster, Railing and Moulding. Beaver Board, Sewer Pipe, Tile and Galvanized Corrugated Roofing. Red and Green Vulcanite Asphalt Roll Sliintdes. Third Street and Oak Ave, SANFORD, - -• - FLORIDA Complete Line of McKin­ ley’s Standard and — Popular Music 10c Per Copy . A SANFORD MAN’S EXPERIENCE Can you doubt the cvidrmv* o f ’thi* citizen? You can verify Sanford endorsement. Read this: A. W. Wat hen, farmer, 400 W. First Ml s: have use<l Doan's Kidney I ills off and on for several years ami they are the best kidney remedy to he lmd ’| sufferwl a lot with mv hack and kidney weakness On several occasion's Doau’s Kidney Pills have come to my rescue when I was completely down and out witli kidney trouble Whenever 1 fed their need now they always bring the same |juick results and I can't »uv too rnurh In their praise " ^Statement given May 22, 1914 ) * 1 . . . ° " M*rch 19, 191S, Mr Wathen said: la m still a* strong in praise of Doan's Kidney,! dJs as,ever. I haven'r netiled Doan s since giving |ny last endorse, merit I’ruv 60c. at all dealers Don't simple ^ t a l > r I'11*11/')' remedy—get Doan's Kidpey I ills—the same that Mr Wathen j Wo, NFoy fr~Mill,urn C o . \UKr» r- Huf- LUMBER Come in and Hear the New Columbia Records •*i**— Gibson & Wallace j D. C . B R O C K I Are you doing yours 7 LHJUIO* AND , whom t t x m a p m i n iq t a » rosii tio w merchant tailor, cleaner, dyer and repairer S.nliarj Steam Prcaalnn. llol C ro ln le D r, ClMnlnttlon8 or^tll Kinds uon Short AIUMIV Notice I . n , u OUUIl Join Dally Optimistic Thouflh t A bihxI judge will decide according strict* 1* * " n<1 ri,sh r,n *P«!ffreiico to Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club, $2.00 Per Monlk S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D t CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. PHnNE l7< •••• lilD D If s, %' . • j., - Vi r A - .- ■■■ . . , , t-" - ■ . . . Kiimmuiixuiiiimuixxuiuiiiuiixxuiiiiumixumiiiuux El f . V - :*• 'm ’ �_ .1 \ ► »~ c •/* - *r —:■ .j . - v. gK-t*_■ rt:„ —» ‘ •* f SEPTEM BER 13. 1918. S jB .W '— ■ * * - ■ 1 . •■ ‘ ' 1 - -i j4 V . J*~* - ‘ „ . -. 1:*' .rn-v iJy i^ L ; . . . • # -*• - i&z V #. - -i—jj^ipEj * TjJ *£m * ."T ■* • THE 8ANFOB11 HERALD r: . PACE T H R E E SANFORD CITY SCHOOLS at4e8 against said principals, and said surety, f<jr thefr failure to make good their said guarantee -of said --bnrk, 'and for the proper inalntafnairrp of said roads in accordance " ith their said bond. F o r Session 1918-1919 f fyOU SALE BV ‘MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE SANFORD, i'l.oitll) V P R IM A R Y D EPARTM EN T First tirad e Lewis Story Primer .....* ................................ ■'*, ........... Tiie Wheeler Primer .............. . ....I...............................•...................... • Graiied C is sie s First Header .................... .......... .................... ■One Primary P e n c il............................. ........................ ...... , .......... 'One Box Crnyolus ................................... ............................. ....... Money for Paper (To the teacher) ........... ...... ............. .................... I Primary Ruler.................................. .... . ____ 1 ........................... ' *' * ’ . Scrond Grade 's. . . , • Wheeler's First Render... • Graded Classics Second Render................. OiTt? Primnry Ruler .................... ............... One Box Crayolas ... One Primary ^Pencil. Money for Paper (To the teacher).. Third Grade Wheeler's Second Reader ,. ........... Graded Classics Third Reader •....„.................... Century Speller I.............................................................. . Milne's Arithmetic, Book I ....... "“F ........ . Fairbanks' Home Geography......... '............................... Arnold’s With Pencil and P en .................................. . Money for Pupey (To the t e a c h e r ) '................... ...... ♦Wlj GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADES > * Fourth Grade Wheeler's Third Reader.... *..... ............. ................ G-aded Classics Fourth Reader O ntury Speller Complete Milne'S Arithmetic, Book I ............... ..... ... . .Hyde's English Book, Numlier I F ry e’s Geography, First Course Berry's Copy Book, N’ umlrer IV Fifth Grade Wheeler's Fourth Reader ........... .............. Graded Classics, Fifth “Reader , Mi:tie's Arithmetic, Book II Hyde's English Book, Numlier I i rye's Geography, First Course Evans' First Lessons in American History Ritchie's Primer of Hygiene Perry's Copy Book. Number V Century Speller, Complete ............ ... . ____ Milne's Arithmetic, Book II Century Speller, Complete li le's English Book, Number II Frye's Higher Geography Brevu*.! Bennett’s Florida History|* Elson's Reader, Book II (Supplementary) Ritchie's Primer of Sanitation ...... Berry's Copy Book, Number VI Seventh Grade I Reader. Jluok I I I iSunnlemeniarv.___ u - Arithmetic. Book III H 'b s English Book, Number II Frye's Higher Geography........... Our Uep u blic.............. ____ _ Ritchi’s Human Physiology.............. ............. , ..................... ........................ • minion Words Commonly Misspelled Berry's Copy Hook, Numlier VII Eighth Grade Adopted in regular session this} Sanford, Fla., Sept. Gtli the 3rd day of September 1918. Hon. Board of .County Com­ L. A. Brumiey, Chairman missioners in and for Seminole I.. P. Dugan, County, Fla., met at the call of C. ‘ W. Entzminger, their Chairman, at 2 olclock P. M. • E. if. Kilbee, Present: C^hairmanr L. A. Brumiey. Commissioners. and Comr's: L. I*. Hagan, and C. Attest: E. A. Douglass. Clqrk. \Y. Entzminger* A b s e n t U . P. . By V. E, Douglass, D. C. and E. 'll. Kilbee, with , V. E . j Official Seals Douglass, Deputy .Clerk in a t t e n - 1 dance. • .j Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by -5 c * E. H, Kilbee, and carried, David Chairman announced that the ‘‘ peet,_D authorized to havt? Cell at puppetf!- of this meeting w,ts to rej&il repaired. commend two men to act us-Go^al Motion of C. *W. Entzminger. 2nd Inspectors for the State and 'County. by E. II. * Kilbee, and carried, the In the construction of Dipping Vats, Clerk of this Board Is authorized and nlso to look, after the dipping to recommend to the §tate Compt. of tiie cattle in Seminole County. that he nliow the redemption of all Motion of p. W. Entzminger certificates except 'the'- one hearing 2nd by L. P. Hagan, and carried the most recent date, on the fol- theis Board recommends to the lowing named sub-divisions, for the j State Live Stock Sanitary Board, amqunts set opposite each.. * Mr. E. A. Fnrnell, Oviedo, Fin., to Clay Springs' $10.00 act as Local State Inspector to be Higgins Add. to Clay Springs,$5.00 paid by the State Live rftpek Sani­ Grove Hill Add. to Clay Springs tary Board. 55,00 - ... Motion of C. M-.-Entzminger, Trill uHudson Park, $£.00 by L. P. Hagan, and carried, this j Wildmere $5.00 Board does hereby appoint Mr. W. Long wood, $ 10.00 S. Hand, of Sanford Fla., to act ns Insp., at u Rand's Add. to Logwood, $2.00 Local Local County M filmic's Add. to Long wood. $3.00 Salary of $75.00 per month, and ex­ Warrants paid during the month penses of Gas & Oil for his car of August- were ordered cancelled. while on County business. The .First National Bank of San­ There being no further business ford filed Agreement with the Board Board stand adjourned to meet of County Commissioners, to de­ again at their regular meeting in posit an-additional $ 1000,00 security October 191 s. 25c j with the State Compt., which was approved by this Board. On Peacemaking. i The following lulls us audited by For :t tint!.ut to lunlii* pence only be- 1 Ihe Clerk and approved by this enuse i! Is Hred of war. iiml. as it were, , Board were Ordered paid. in order Just to take breath, Is in <11-J | * County Guard Fund rcct HUllierslim of the uml uml object j No I Airg-li-tfliS, Geo. Fox.Agent of the war whiel, vmis Its -otl,' J<tsllllca510.<10 Hun. 'TIs like n |ioor woysore foot , ’ Fund, Lake & Rosettcr, $ E. A. Douglass Forrest Lake J. J. Dickinson Dr. J.- T. Denton « 11. C. DuII oho Mrs. L. C. Gliason lltii- W. C. Williamson 18c C. M. Berry ’ 46c It. W. II. Drew Co. .. 88c Chase & Co. C4c Hand Brothers ......... 60c G. It. Fernald 'Hdw. Co 40c G. D. Barnard Stationery Co 05c E. A. Douglass L. T. Hunt ......... A. J. McCuiley* . ,C. 1 .. West ________________________ -haiG, HurUfield Mr-( Btecn Eveima Wadi* [ Chnrlii? Davis 60c 1Dr.. T. G. Simmons LH. B. McCall 06c is. W. Swupe __ E. I’artin s. NclLsnn fior w. J. Law ton 22c N. J. Tanner t i e •A Vaiigiui -16c s. F. Doudttey (15c 'Crdery Avenue Store (50c w. C. \Llliamson I -oi's Header, Book IV (SupplPmeutaryt • "union W ords Commonly Misspelled d * 1 - Arithmetic, Book III I : i-h Grammar, -Hyde’s Book II IlMnry of IJ, S., Our* RepuIdie Diggar’s Agriculture. .. , R iu»'*s Human Physiology ................... ........... ...........00c B'.*rfy Copy Book, Number V l l l .......... ....., ................................ . 05c f <vtl_Government,- Dunn’s Community and the Citfeten ‘ *83e Note—Each pupil in the upper grammar school grades should own 3 dictionary. The school recommends Webster’s Elementary Dictionary. Price Mi', . . • ,. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS General fUlc 'lot* 35«? (T5<lac Sixlh Grade L. O. Stringfellow -.73 L. T. Hunt 7.09 K. A. Douglass. ----IBHKrj E.t, K. Brady 139.20 ‘ E. K. Brady 57.50 j K. E. Brady 10.02 ■ There being no further business And he it further resolved, ' tbqt the*’ Hoard -Htuds a<ijdurned to meet •he Attorney for lids Board J. J. ' ,h Dickinson, be, and he is hereby 111 ll'“ r‘‘gular meeting in Oct. direcit'd ami instructed to . send a L. A. Brumiey copy, cd er tilied by the Clerk of _____ . . Chairman fliis Board to each Hankinson & Attest: K. A. Douglass, C lerk 1' Hagler principal ppon said bond, And Bv \ -E. Douglass D. C. I Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance 1 out puny surety, by registered mail. ! Roht. W. Lord Herald Printing C o, E.- A, Brady .. Southern Utilities Co Woodruff Si Watson Frank L. Woodruff Hill Lumber T'n E.* A. Douglass ..... L. P. I lagan r,...... L. A. Brumiey __ _ C. W Entzminger __ _ E. H. Kilbee ................ r‘ ** *9 . I •n - m■> ■j »r We will win this war— I Nothing vise really matters until we d o ! The Flavor Lasts traveler getting op behind « conclt flint*, Is going the eontmry way to nls:— 100.00 Coleridge (In 1SJ»."). 125.00 35.00 A P a trio tic D u ty. ’ 50.00 So m e F is h , Wo owe it as n p.trrtinlo dirtr fo mrr30.00 fn„ , rntlr" plsenlorliil- expert20.00 sclves and our friends to keep In n 'm e, sirid. tin; truthful traveler. "I happy fritme of mind. •With depressed n etcr came aeroHH „ IIsb s„ 20.00 sidrlts we cannot do our lies!. And dating ns the shovel llsl, of South 65.00 now. If ever'We should keep oiir«elve.s r 50.0}) In sfleh condition ilmt we enn fulfill to America. It lots a snout the slut a shovel ami It will Jump out.on the 45.00 the utmost every duty Imposed upon us. IihiiR and dig halt for you to catch It 23.00 Let ns cultivate dully the nappy friime with.” 2.20 of mind which makes the rest of the 6.20 world laugh with us. 103.00 ■ Culinary Camouflage. 3.00 The Important Question. Our Urst recollection o f 't h e art o( 3.40 It Is nil right‘to say tlint n hag of onninuflnge Is the- way they used to 5.40 sand tied to a mule's tall will stop put a nice brown meringue on lop of IW-Lo..... *.ink4»ne winMrtg It twritr tlkr* ■ !1.7£., ! "onteililng good.—Olilo Slate .tournnl 1.0(11mv? 1.00 : - j W h en It Sta rt*. N(„ niwnys, l„il almost always,' the beginnings of menial and moral In- t ft.r|,,rlly ure l i n i n ' home. Educate I parents to the supreme Importance of home training of elilldren and the prohtems of vice., crime and poverty will he 'far on the \vny to solution. In the Same Class. Another little Ihlng that we hnve not let'll Is that some girls who spend a great deal of lime on their cheeks :1ml Ops nml eyebrows haven't aiivlhim: ,uw. the bad lit (Jo boys who refuse to wash behind the ears. 1.00 l'.OO . 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2 .00 2.00 2.00 200 oo55.00 90.00 152.00 3.10 25.50 4.00, 19.70 10.00 118.25 7,fi‘J 9.6 o 8.00 8.80 specified. 12.00 Therefore lie it resolved, By the 12.80 Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, that the Iload X* Bridge Fund ‘ Continued From Pane One) said Hnnltinson St Hagler, princi­ A. Mitchell 31.35 pals and the Massachusettes BondJohn Vaughn bricks laid on certain roads therein 15.00 ....... 8.00 described, in Road Si Bridge. Dist- ing Si Insurance Company,surety, .Ja m es Russell ....... T*,-t No.I, Seminole County, Florida be and they,' each of them, are City of Sanford 38.00 and. guaranteeing to keep in repaid hereby notified, and called upon, b y , Gulf Refining Co 47.00 “ I'd maintain said roads for a period this Board to begin within Sixty S. E. Mathers 12.00 °f live years from the date of flnul days from this date, the' removal j C. K, Lucas 18.00 ___ paym enfnf said principal^ on their -of all defective brick from said bricks Hand Brothers 12.00 and to replace the same with brick T . E. Punlom ....... contract, t 6.20 as apeccificd In said bond, and to J . M. Lewis 30.75 And Whereas, said brjck has put saijl roads in good first class W. M. McIntosh 193.00 wholly failed to endure and Inst os condition, in accordance with the ] Wight Grocery Co 548.00 guaranteed in’ said indemnity bond, terms and conditions of their said Igou & Jones ...____ 159.25 and whereas said roads upon-which bond, and contract, ' « J . B. Jones & Bro ... 26.25 said brrrk were laid, ahd guaranteed Be it further resolved, that i n . C. Garrison ........... 60.00 arc in very had condition, and be­ case the said Jlankinson Si Ilagler, Sanford Wngon Wks 34.05 coming seriously worse, on accourtt principals, and Massachusetts Bond­ Roht. W. Lord 12.65 <'f such defective brick being by ing Si Insurance Company, surety J . M. Wynn 198.60 said principals and laid on said on snid bond, shall fail, within the D. If. C. Rabun 20.00 roads. — said sixty days, to co ra m e q c e in Hill Hardware 3o 16.17 A’ d whereas, the said principals earnest the repair of said roads in ■C. W. Entzminger 8.00 i Y H^nkinson & Hagler, and the said accordance with their bond, and . L. A. Brumiey 8.00 »UM*iy, Massachusetts Bonding & shall diligently continue, until co m -. E- H. Kilbeo 8.00 Insurance Company, have wholly pleted, the repair of said wiads, in Hagan ’ 8.00 |“ile<l to carry out and make good accordance with said b h n d , on th e : . . _ Flno <£ Forfeiture Fttnd--------_ U m if . ro-vrrai-guarantee to remove with said bond, this Board will treat Schella Mainea - — 60. 00 am* replace such defective brick. such failure as a forfeiture of paid David. Speer ............ 65.00 “ad to k(-ep in repair and maintain bond, on the part of said principals, Sanfdrd Hand Laundry 1,36 s“‘d roads in good first efaaa condi- and the said aurcty, and will adopt G. T . Whitfield Uon i» accordance with, the ternts such measures as it deems advisable David Speer “ “d conditions of their said bond, for for its protection, and to secure the E. F . Housholder or “ period of fivo years as therein malntainance of said roads, or 'dam- E . E . Brady v 4 - -i , S The Branch House Man This is one., of the Swift St Company Branch House Men. They sre all pretty much alike in the way they feel toward their work—and that l9.wimtih|ff«d is about. They know that most people couldn't get'such good meat promptly and lq good condition u it weren't-for the branch houses of which they ore in charge. They know that the branch house is one of the most Important links in the chain of preparing and distributing meat for a nation. \ They know that Swift & Company must have its branch houses run at the Highest notch of usefulness; that even a Swift ft Company branch house won’t run itself, and that it is up to the branch house man to run it properly. Any branch house man who doesn’t, work in this light is transferred to some otnvr place with Sw ifts Company to which he is better adapted. ••* Tfiey ore picked men, these branch house n w i Every time you sit down to a - steak or chop, or cut of roast, you can give tf grateful thought to the whole crew of them. And remember, in a genera] way, that everything that make* life smoother and more convenient for you,is the result of the thoughtfulness and effort of a lot of people of whom you have never heard. - . **r.*r‘* Swift & Company, U. S. A. - MM �SEP TEM BER 13, i 9I8 TlIEKANf'OkDHERAM) ILiLlkLtll: uxEJEsfiifri jhuLEifjLu iTSHtSTti/Ti ' will rule the cumTurLs and pleasln.ulri v*f* waste it?- Why should in the \ itlnc of JAW IN G ? ulitit ImlM'f lint II.i* (i Ilium C)l I, lltletln lilllli |»inmilull'll, V, III I.ii llllll* ii uli |i|if |>11111111, fi«» rw*. jwt oini I ii h nhuImiahI iitiiiliin jiuiiii (Jet. uf ytjmtru in ♦imho sfusi Mr M»'li m finiii- Hull#. " \\ l|ull‘j»tiM*rit llllll Jillilii'ln iiiiii rlimi iiiK m i tm m iill-im i.;; * in In mil llli i| in u inii . 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DCAS An't Ctihirr THE HANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS jittn-r-fmitirrm^nluft- Wring nought j t* uf lirul i mj ii ir l in iit* in Mie itiitlmi'a h ur iirnurani |ii |IiI|p U llplifg urged In l i y g poach Easy and Practical H om e Dressmaking Lessons lirniii | | ir | t mi n i | IdlilH'o'b ill ilil Ii Mm n il Wil* tun |>li«t (t<i in uf lit .Him nl ii 11v regular I rmtH|uirlii Prepared Specially for thi* Newspaper by Pictorial Review. Noted Among the New Skirts. . "^liy |u TlullIny Im iliiuylilil. I tu li A In nf t ilin g nl Mu m a i l o*»t;—t4«*ii niav i|itiln|ii, |iy ndhei i tTuTtT |-iiiu.(ii|i U>utint; llilu my ul i n Mi In m u ci'iil |nr pound l» m i it t il « i ImnI in llii'iniiiy 1'it'ill Inf i i l n ll ii* , u lini'llmial till Mu Min ii ill i. utili n id i Im leieuce, ii lilt'll n tiiiltl null11 In a variMat III S p u n ,. In Millilnl.il ^HtHti .inii if -d iiid I n f hr t Hi nl Wain hula ■mtiuiil I im III a" thU I Jill iU i Ml I ill t . MM1* wlillii Timm (mil mi*il #ri itni’ilnl in the pmiliiclimr ul larhm i fur toe in tin* maimlai t u n n( yau tuiiuka fnr tin* unliliiTu al’iuail ami it o aiitmuiuvd M imt lim it Mm t u l i nl m u t i n t pgr that " two hundred peach ■* v d ur (imiml In all NiicIrcAsc*, t i n ('otliMy u in 'ii putt it du nl nut hIncil* will *>rnFund YilillihULratnr »t»gH Iihvh tin* dti.c mmiylT la r h n i j 'f n r mu* mask. p tU llig i nl Htllnullug ( Miteli (ranThn uhilU nl \arlmo nuts a* m i l a* lituial ililiiriMn-i in Mill nearest i t i n (nut *imm* a n butty c o l l i m . l and tin ! ,n Himivu I hall n u t nun y in all a n nryid t.» iiiujicrali* tti this a l i n t i ur I'itvn \m*h Tf.ni tmiial ultf |Iiiiii* l i n n . . ' In iM ’iitulny t h o p m ileye flu- i n u u li f'titvl X.lm ntM trat.ii *(.*11 n «i A t ht-ee null I' ,iu i u m ml mult tty um M 11m i intuit d itferooce either 1*. a.I.tiny t « -> null* nr dedticjtiHy ihruv n ull. It. tm l It.- . f l j i l f i ' . protit m ni iln that tin* nnal ptivul arru iv l at idf — ——:--- -4 . ^ f :ii.iii.r'*T| c. , * ■A** Next. Join tho tunic sections aa notched: leave thb "left side seam* free above the lower large ‘’O’’ por* (oration In front section and > flnMh the edges above tho perforation ■' for a placket. If desired, close the tentorfront seam. Turn the ____ back edge of back section under on |in5 nf «!ot perforations and press. Form plait* In tunic creasing on remain­ ing lines of slot perforations, bring the folded edges to Corresponding lines of small ’’oM perforations, baste and press plaits Arrange tunic on skirt, with front edge of tonic at center front, and with upper edges even: -baste upper edges together. AJJus{ star to position underneath skirt, with upper edges even; stitch up^er edges of stay and sklYt to­ gether and close at left side. Plait upper edge of puff, next bringing the “T " perforation nearest* cestsr back fa ** Inch forward of the center back. bring remaining “T~ p**-f-*rar?r*cs at top of puff, also a! the lo *er edge to the correspondinr i n i ' ! “b” p*;rfcrailaa3; tack all * juu . Turn the' tipper side edgo tin* necessary men Myhtmy the 11■aMrua.l .I'ltiii** ***1111 and Sinner . uiut el our yt'iet'nnmnt to uiiaU— iu—o . l i —Wn-uL— .tuvunnuiafiun - .i .1 » ij itful sc. t.ia.1 ' t V .ss. t*J OUt u iyi *• v by*l S *t y* :V*vV* l \’ » iv t tv n 'in v goro nntl finish tho edgoa above per foralton for a placket. Form plait In back goro placing *‘T “ on corroeponding small “o’* perforation and asd yhii.sftf and M iperj x; ; \i > a c Ii.-ui.-t} bFitisid i t e : j matching single large “Cr atloas and upper edges; baste tulges t.» f f s l t t o n Sew puff l*.\X f . ■ ' . • ■St V . VM* l ^y l i t * jtli l y 'u ys til *H l*. y ' . ' t - \ .to it » * ., \y»4 cdiA .yvy- 4*10 V *\c I’yl * tity-vtSt t .* yv* at eaevy s tH i . . ' tty y WAS SySylii 1*1 1,* ’ *' Wt litV *1 i ' u ’l.v li t * \M Vh X. V*. ha a A lyV*... .VS ’l l hereof/ra It renutst a abort pi;ff ‘-ap«rs j s m .g S t S o d ai * 3e * - f s.S* tie m ;-* -vt-i' —,~s icA aiacrrua. c -tcrti-tcja * *_ - —' i ^. i \ i * * s! **::h tW=:*r Sacks seen Adu skirt with cea:er-t»cka and wps?r t.ig.su e»en Turn side and lo w pepiuta under on slot and cuj away th« snrp under the V>dnL P U «i>ige placing T " on c small "0“ p**rforats.'as td.-u't on back of sk ir t edges and center back < ll - t l l e A rrange ar*jd : » -h upper edge of g :r ■•■h i.V w the top of *kr t back lj* ie 'll' XxVfsltlX t* >kx*v X.N*U*l,ly* W iyAi** S v\v u v * * \sr iV ■ 'M V A* SnfU*>ct». �SEPTEMBER'13. ID18 THE SANFORD HERALD GENEVA Doscom v^UlU a p o u t Ja»L 'W w l n n * ! Oti wanted ; to sell second- Uiiy ill Geneva, telling his friendn! ■ >— - * c * uitomobile, or .rent a'house, “ Goodby” before leaving Thursday INTEREST IN AND „ ’mild put »n advertisement f «r Cnm|i. Wheeler. SANFORD *3> paper and run it 'a lew times Oaalr I'iyailt is attending school i! you sold the machine, or' at J i t \ erde. ami writes home that the hon«e, and then you he is well* and happy. , Kolieon ami famjly, w 'u!l* otm. Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. Willsy and a most delightful H you were manufacturing goods (pnijjly nf Lockhart spent last Thrusi’toil a Hen eh are a t . running a store, you would mnir- day ■with Mrs. Willsy’s sister Mrs. "TilTli your advertising continuously, I1Aubrey Moran and family, Mrs. lone Without U Hell? >'ou would not he aiming Samuel McBride and children and they Will say nlmut l " nmlir " ,,li *al*' b“ t ' m a n y - a a Mfs._ Semlell of Oviedo also coming j over. — . rtsbyterizn Church a® *v1>U vouUl AM r>Kh l- Now i .• ; comes along a war and upsets you® Lee and Evelyn McLain are home supply of raw. material, or made-up after a months stay at the beach, i ard is .home from .goods, or maybe the government Mrs. McLain and Rjith will come Thrusday. Mrs. W. H. Hand and son Carl of Sanford were the week end guests ■Mr. and Mrs* Thigpen nnd sis­ of Mr. and Mrs.-Aubrey Moran. ter, Miss Wilkie, who have recently We undorstahd that in a town not been guests at the Daytona Beach far ’from here, a certain man’s car hotel are at home ag'sin. wns j aimed yellow while he was Mrs. B. A. Howard und children attending Church last Sunday even­ and Mrs. E. p. Morse and family, ing, nn'w a thing like that makes a havo returned from Daytona Bench true patriot.rise tip in rebellion, nnd where.they spent the summer. we have no doubt .whatever that President Wilson would consider tho Miss Olive Tischer of Charleston “ yellow’ streak", in the persona wjio who hfis been the guest,of Mrs. J.N. bo cowardly did' the painting while Robson n't Daytona, will spend a the owner of the mr, with his family week In Sanford before returning wus attending divine worship. IN S O C I E T Y ’S DOMAIN * t>. . 1*>; HAPPENINGS OK ■ AROUND Mrs. Arthur Zachary and family me home, from Daytona Dench, r •„ ,s *• All tho C ity nnd County School books at Mobleys Drug Store. G-tfc for Wood and heavy hauling sCC Murrell, or phone 378. 4 i- lf A complete stock of Sahool Supjdics and School books nt Mobleys Drug Store . -C-tfc , . to . Miss Frances Gonzale2 lias acrepted a position-with tho Seminole County Bank. •l If you need stove wood phone me. 1 can supply you. II. C. DuBose. 100-lfc Mr. ami Mrs. lien Monroe are borne, after several weeks at Daytona Beach. ■* • at As customary nil School Books will he sold for Cash only at Mobleys Drug Store. LEON'S AUTO T R A N S F E R PHONE 91. H O T E L C A R N ES. R E L IA B L E S E R V E D , 101-tf Mrs. A. K. Powers and family, Notlce to Farmers have returned homo after two vyeeks Just received a fresh car Visit at Daytona Beach. Hill Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symos have Mrs. K. M. Seig, of Americus, returned home after their summer Ga., and grand-daughter little efuting at Daytona Bench. Kliadra Culpepper of Geneva, are Musaon's- swimming pool is the guests this week of .Mr. and Mrs. coolest place in town. Open Wed­ David Speer. nesday, Thursday, Saturday and Muster Hal Muines; of Lake But­ Sunday nftemoons. Fresh* water ler, Fla., who has been visiting in every day. * . 85-tfp Sanford for the past two weeks, the ' School books—School hooks and guest of iiis uncle, Sehelle Maines, School Supplies of all kinds ut returns Jiome today. ” Mdhleys Drug Store 6-tfc A lso, .Mr. \\ rig Icy, may we com­ mend your attitude of injecting a strong patriotic.ijpte in your adver­ tising, instead of the usual sales talk about VW rigleyV being great for appetite, und digestion? We under­ stand the soldiers und sailors are taking most of your output and that we at home will have fn ch(*w »ur Wriglty’s a little longer. AH right. "The flavor lasts,” anyway, and we won’t have to go completely with, out judging from the stocks of ytjur goods o u r merchants are apparent•ly able to maintain in spite of war and high water. We agree with Gen. Sherman in his definition of war, and we also 1agree with Mr. .Wrigley in his state­ ment- that WE Must WIN the WAR and that until we do noth­ ing else .really matters. In this connection, may we be permitted to remark that news­ paper space is receiving earnest attention-in these days dT momen­ tous news, nnd thul the columns nf I he Herald, are just as valuable as I they ever' were, if not more- so, in C. R. Walker left yesterday for stimulating good will and in nuiinWnslpngton where llll1 V ’11 •’p " 1" 1i m. ■ — pif-srtgv ■ Ilf HIP go.)/ft, winter with her daughter. Claire( ’idthe trade marks und the names set ford will attend Florida Universe fnrih therein. Mr. Alfred Robson is at his post Messenger Wanted of duty once more after -a pleasant At the Postal Telegraph Office, ban visit spent in Daytona Beach. ford. Good chance (or capub le hoy or girl to learn telegraphy. 3-tfc A sea food and chicken dinner, 6o rents, every Sunday, 12:30 p. m. Mrs. II. C. Gerror is visit inv and Thursdays C p. in. DaytonaBeach Hotel “Daytona Beach l()0-tf friends in this city for a few days She is now u resident of Jackson .May Holly returned yesterday vrmn Orlando, where she was the villt* but expects to go to Ftattci with the Red Cross soon.. guest of Virginia Vowell for a week. Mrs. Joseph Ball and family, who have spent the* sumirttr at Daytona Beach are at home again. Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath! Physician. First National Bank] B.iig,. f'huiic tl^lU-VV. T u e sd a y . Tim -d..y and Saturday during Sep­ tember. 04-tf Lydia Ynwell has returned to hnr home in Orlando after spending a week here, the guest of Mildred Holly. . - R. I . Bradshaw has returned from Mussel Shoals, Ala., where lie has been working on the new Nitrate plant. S e m i n o l e $ 1,000 Savings Stamp Purchasers Boosters S. Rapp W. P. Brooks Yowell-Speer Go,, jne. ■ F. F. Dutton C. W. Brown First Nutintwfl Bank J . W. Booth \\r. E. S cog gun L. P. McCuller P. M. Elder * II. G. Smith Win. Dothnmly. E. Walker Dickson Mrs. J. Tildep Jacobs J . Tildcn Jacobs Klen Acres W. II. Meiriweather J . E. Porterfield N. II. Gn rner 20. Semincle County Bank Tho Herald will publish this list -with any additions llio'retn until after ethe immediate War Savings Drive, beginning S ’ pt. 9th and end­ ing Sept. 14th. Get your name on this list—"help back the boys in-tho trenches." a.tf as (lave "ffo ITnuTto ” use it. Wil tr.nlc for Oakland, Buick or Stude baker runabout uutomobilc. Ad dri-s-i W. F. Ayres, Duytonu Beach h a w a n am AT A club JL O W N t CAMA * * HAWAII TOON W A V s tA M E B K A a m M A LT A MILLION T W < 3 J I - - o r j u Oa u a y z a a , . /h A MERICAN fnmilies would havo leas sugar than tho people of w ar tom France, if we depended entirely on our home-grown sugar stocks, Approximately 75 per cent, of our sugar is shipped to our shores. W e produce about 1,000,000 tons of sugar a year. Our i m p o r t s from abroad amount to over 3,000,000 tons a year in normal times. _ The TIpitprl Rtatefl Food Administration asks oach family to limit ita use of sugar to two pounds per month Per person for household use. The military situation do^ mands that every available ship bo-placed at the disposal of the Army or Navy. W hen wo save Bugar, we save shipping. Announcement Mrs. Ffed Wilmot wishes to an­ nounce to her friends and customers that she has her work rooms fixer better than ever adding Steamers und Electrical Appliances. Conse­ quent ly an make your hats look new at a very small cost. Miss Elvira Carter, who has been with us the past three seasons con­ tinues in charge of our work room, with three competent assistants. We will be more than glad to sec any of our Sanford friends or re­ ceive mnil orders. Get out your old Ostrich, us it is very strong this season. We cl cub, dye and cur! same at reason­ able prices Before purchasing the daughter’s school dresses, suits, and coats, •see the immense line we fire carrying. Hats, Dresses, Coat Suita nnd Coars arc arriving daily. We have added to our line of millin­ ery several, manufactures. J -Itc It Is rather Into In the seuson to con­ sider buying furH, but for that very reason It Is a good time to buy. Mer­ chants sometimes find themselves with n few sets of really good furs left over after thp holidays uml tiro willing to sacrifice n little on them rather than carry them over to another year. Changes In styles may hurt their sale for the merchant, no matter how valu­ able the skins. ItuTchanges In styles need not worry the woman who owns gnis! furs, for the;y are trmuug the things Hint need not boiv to fashion’s whims. A ncckpleqe nnd mtifT like those shown In the picture are not likely to be ever out of style. If tails null heads •*d paws disappear id the sets for tin new* re a s o n , It Is no trouble to trike them off nnd pill them away until fash­ ion culls for them lignin. A plain muff uf moderate size Is always good style, nhd In scarfs style Is ns much a mat­ ter of adjustment us Khiipo, A plain . First Afrloan Explorer. The first organized attempt to ex­ plore the Interior of Africa was made by Mungo Park, w h o set* snll on Ills Initial voyage to the Dark Continent 123 years ago. He relumed two years nnd seven months Inter after having explored a considerable section of Africa never-Jicfore visited by a white nmn. although he -fulled In Ids jiialn purpose, which was to trace tin* source New Piillr-man. The Sanford police force has a new officer in the persdn of Floyd Peel formerly of Orlando. Officer Peel was on the force in. Orlando acting mf patrolman when the war broke out ami went us a motorcycle fidcr. After being injured and re­ ceiving n discharge from the army lie -returned to Orlando where he wus obtained by the Chief of Police Tillis of this city to serve Sanford. He is a lirst class inan in every res­ pect und should make good here. T o get cftrbDn copies that arc not only un­ u s u a l l y s h a r p and beautifully neat, but copies th at are really perm anent, use C r im e a n d D r e a m in g . Murderers seldom dream, which la exactly contrary to tho Iden that n man with a crime on his mind would usually have burl nightmares. Of 123 murderers carefully watched ami ex­ amined, 00 seldom-or never dreamed nt nil. The greater the criminal the less he dreamed. B u y typew riting tu p p in g o f THE Herald Printing Co Power of the Buzzard. The* power of the buzzard to sail through the nlr for long periods with Mrs. Fry Returns To Work little or no appnrent movement of the Mrs. Frances A. Frye returns wings Is duo to Its expanse of the to her work as mirse nt St. Timo­ wing surface. Birds with munller wing thy’s Hospital, Philadelphia, next surface make up for this by rapidity of tho motion of the wings. Tuesday. Phone 1 18. (SANFORD. FLORIDA WANT A D S P A Y The Christiun Endeavor Society of tho Congregational church held a social nt - her homo.-.Thursday evening, the "Extremity Sociul" features of which were elaborate, costumes *of old time, new games, singing and refreshments. At The Methodist ( hurt'll * Dr. Hilburn, tho pastor,' has re­ turned from u business trip to West Virginia and will preach at both morning and evening services. Sunday School nt 9:30. Preach­ ing at 11:00, A short session cf the church conference will lie held after the morning services. The F-pwortlr League will meet at (i:30 Evening services at 7:30 p. m. .* Business Meeting. Annual businnas meelihg of Semi­ nole - County Chapter, Oct., 2 at the Presbyterian church at 7:30 Don't be a Red Cross slacker. You have a vote. I3£fi members in Seminole Cu. Chapter. How many will come out: Every member present Ort. 2nd at the Prcsbytprinn ebruch. Dixon 1s t Coulhnurn, brother ofthis ambitious seeker of the Huns, is Acknowledge T h a n k s ___ _ a imetnbeC—of—Company—E, -124th TlPC Board o! Registrars for Infuntry. ahd has been in France Precinct No. 3 wish to publiccly several weeks.— Plant City Courier. acknowledge’ their appreciation of the* handiwork exhibited . around their precinct by Chief Paxton— Kerosene. paintedTo remove paint from the hands or without t|ie numerous' wearing apparel wet In V m s u io and signs more w*ork would have been wash at on Co. n re-sary from the Registrars.. THE ST A R T YEARS AGO* depositing a dollar of more with this bank each week, after you )iave made the start. If how­ ever, ‘ . You Neglect to Make the Start You Will Miss the comfortable accumulations that would be vouis Inter oB. �SEPTEM BER 13, 1918 TIIE HANFORD HERALD The Woodman Circle The Woodmen Circle meeta. Sec<.inl and Fourth Wednesdays at 33:0 p. m All inumhern re^ueatud La aUuul, A\li*Mt,W U0UMJlV^U6JD^li;.,U. LESSO N S FO R Sanford Lodge No 02, P, nnd A. hj, Communication every first amf-ttitrd— Tuesdays at 7:00. Visiting brethren wp'nune. * .__ »_ O. L. Taylor • Jaa. Moughton • Secretary • W. M Monroe t nnpter No. 15, i t . a . m Meets overy aecoiid and fourth T day In .Mnaoidc Hull over the Imperjn Theatre. Visiting companions ivelcorw Q, L. .Taylor F. L. Miller Sec'y , High Priest Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Si# Meets overy first and third Thursday In each niohtli. Everyone who has seer hto Star in the East are cordially invit-d to visit this chapter. Alice E. R obbiiii, Sec'y Women 1 Hero Is n messago to suffering women, from Mrs. W. T. Prlco, of . Public, Ky.: " I suf­ fered with- painful...’*, alio writes. “I-pot down with a weakness In my back arid lim bs... I _1 felt - holpleea-and diaroumgr>d..,I had about given up hojvea of ever being tyoll itpnln, when a friend Insisted I The Santord Council K. oT C. Mee*J the 2nd Sunday 3 p, m., and thr 4lh Sunday 8 p.‘m., eiich mouth, at K. of C. Hall. Oak Ave. C. L. Britt", Fin. Sec’y. Phoenix image No 6, K. of P. Meeta second and fourth Tuesdays Mailing knights always welcome. If. McLautln K. R. nnd S Take H\v h im Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 , 1. O. O. F. Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 in Masonic Hall. All visiting brother* cordially Invited. J. F. McClelland , J . D. Dorsey v r. n cn. it Prow Mutch V u s "»■!' taste Am the atmpie*t bum *»t twHslUnoih *Hteh *tithiv|vl*tlf* at* tit ■***! vkmtaint the beaut; of the lat*«t pl*c** u att lttvl*p*iu\*ttt teasott ttn Ihvdr pcmtlatily, ala*v iVtvMVtl vinbtvhWtw* do not hat* tv* match the decent!Iowa of a living VtS'tw It the* at* aVtlfMUv t'Uvuled Vh* deataua tUwrivwted hot* atv dl* llttvllt dliTvumt and lit eh coloring la (tat attd , he** tut without being ehlittalt^ (Aw'nah to oUatt with ant v\d Otlttg t>e-(\sw« allow,tv (tvat .hato Paw Ub*w ft'ttu* a *o\st hwcVatvttttd hW both <w\ttatw\ which mav tv Am*1*Uhvt a vwahmit tor W S m vvtwr t’h* v'ltwc Hitch ettthtvtdert t* thm* Iiv vwl given hioww tellow attd thtv* •had,'* of hrtte. t tgbt attd deep to** with -hiowu '-Utwgvww attd bU* gvwtt tttav *U,« be tvatthitteal Itt Gale City tamp No. G, W. O. W * Meets second and fourth Wednesday nights in ?ach month. F. L. Miller ^ J . P. Hooleban Clerk Council Commands a, T H E DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. Htv tltUM .Wtwalit in (Yea* MIK'h II lake*, however, a c4*v*r arttft tv* contenttetvalUe In aoevratatte* w»t\ th* utedltmt e( *.apr**alott, m r hht tw n avSvtupflAhavt tn th**A-.twu »•****. t\,wk*d ,*« «h lt* art 11nan eertna »v>m* llttett stthatltut* th* ssjvtare* may be t»»e,l wet only h<r th* living tveuv but K*r tttawy othar puriv'*,*, VTwwsfvr pattern of ih* J*. * ‘»w b't I dottles o o.1 dlagvwvu fbr ,\vior ySaelng tv1 1,vut* No t\A*» tv*u» d*»i*w •t*M|s*,t on wh'u* %T\ Hw*n. i t Inehee wwarvy wvta W4fiav tw th* r w * * r wvK-«. t - r worhmg and dtagvwvw tor th* tvm of eoKww, p,‘ ,vi*ts. YvwhtoMett >Nt \|*tf T>*n»N'r twttew ,wwtatn* I doltt**, t», inch** •40***' h*,t vUaavwvw ktt Av>,'t tv'aetwa *, t .vents V* n * t h . t'v y s* t t i u y Jo U s I began CarduL In a Fhert whllo I saw a marked difference. . . I grew stronger right Along, and It cured me; I am stouter than I de**trw -r v r r * a ;\ K 'txter' stam p ed ,»* white sit ttnew \t tneh** suttana .vitowa b-r working and dtagrwua Air tM fk t '^ a et th* ,vKw*v t ,' vvWt* •' ' Oy Clifford Le*n Sherman. IS'str tVIkap—Map work l»n't all that we have to take up !n this cutup, \n*1 the more wy Minty the more there seem* to be |o learn. You may remember t witi never very Mtvttg ou mathematic* when t was In school. This morning 1 » * i slumped when the examining ottkvr «i»ked me how far It was to a dlvtatu wlmlmltl l Jtdvl «■» , |M || jfhi*H|HTiffTTM«t* tdttvV Triangulate my eye," *Ald he, "You can wnnt. can't you. and j multiply step* by thirty-three luehe*?" "Why thlrty-thnv Inches?* I in-* J yutrvd ."That Is the length of the stride of your .............. .. ..** Mid he. • . • SAMMY. •1 To tvropbrtv* the ptetyuv. draw a tine from dot 1 to vk't £. then from »L*t 2 to vk't A and so v'K '» l1 Seminole Rcbekah Lodge No. 43 Meets every* Second and Fourth Friday Nights in Masonic Hall at 7:30. All visiting Rebekahs welcome. Mrs. Hattie Losaing, have been la years.** If you suffer, you can a p p r e c i a t e what |t Celery City Aerie No. 1853 means to bo strong and 'hrftV' TN'iisa r: ,1s of wo«5?n give Cahdul the credit fer their .good health. 1; should help you. Try CarduL At all drnsglfLa. E-73 at SuVtoi'frrEajfleHome,Oak At * Visijing Brothers Welcome Hogan ’ ■' C. C. Woodruff :thy President Secretary B. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet first and third Wednesday night at Elks Home. North Park Avenue. F. Frank O. L. Taylor Secretary t . Exalted Ruler i\\Hott«ht. tWT, h j r r * ueu S ' -'.I'ovt* tse.l KITCHEN CABINET the -i> I U' \ h+ cri£ i.'hint*uw*. sc* ts.* *r « SVNfOBDimtS < The Lake ftreexe ( ounctl No. 31 Janlor order I niled American Merhanic* Meet* every Wednesday at 7:30 P M.. In the City Hall. Viaitlffg brother* s - * t t w e *. G. H. Smith, Ree. See. Modern Woodmen * f America’ -that Nsit: t ailed Rrvrhertwod t'arpeaier% and J*htrser* of Lowries San?oc\i Locul I'n-x-vc No IT S ; mee E~ st i ' d Third T"hu_-shi, N ghi« i : work good t h in g s . in Tj c S-v F tir A' I . L v. "j.* IT R'hinscn. Ppc-s vc ) Mee?« t - 4 . Thursday evenings 730. vr M W A. Halt. Pico B-Pdiag. C. E M - Donald CT d . Courb Convul Clerk L*;aJ Order of Moose .hini - i [>>ige No. 1310 meets In Hi > .<■ i. Gr *ve Btiffding Sewed ant r :c-.h Mc c iiy ? iu Mouth af 7.31?. GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY W ILL BRING BACK r v t w v v ', X « * w w * vT \ «va Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments Are the pest. �SHE SANFOBD HERALD RETURNED BEFORE THEY'RE MISSED There is smalL economy in having tires repaired unless they are promptly re­ turned by the vulcisnizer. The. plow for a spare tire is on the car, ready for an emergency, not at the 'Vulcunizer's. where it does you no gbod. We feature prompt returns us well as guaranteed repairs. , Try us. N f^ Z lN G Sanford, Florida On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Alio: T a x Cer tificate No. 1 3 L . d a ta d the 3rd day ut J u l y , A . t>. ISIS, aald cer tificate embrace* the folltiwlng daarribed pro perty situated In Seminole county, Flo rid a, to-wlt: llrg. SW co r ol N W .I( Sac * | . T p 1 9 S. 11 ■31 t . run N 5 5 7 eh- E 0-40 rh to 8 . Si L By-t SKIy on S aide of *»me 'to E . line of Sanford G ra nt, thrnce S 2!i deg.. W on to 8 . line of N W f f * W to beg l in e W t y L 2 > , a rr ra . The aald l a n d .b e * ing s t i m e d a l t h e date of t h r i n u a n c e of m r h certificate In t h r name of Lalng A A1Also: T ax Cer lift rate No. 38 0, dated the 3rd day of Ju ly . A. 1), 1916, said certificate embraces the following described pro perty situated in Seminole rounly, 'Flo rid a, towlt sW'j of N W Ip S e e 'S S , T p 21 A, It. 31 Easl. 41 acres. Th e said land being as­ sessed at the date of the Issuance of such certificate In the name of Unknow n; Also: l a x Cer tificate No. 4 1 4 , date d the 2nd day of Ju n e , A. ft. 1913, said certifi­ cate embraces the following described p ro p­ erly situated in Seminole co u n ty , Florida, to-wit: Lot 3 4 , S t. Joseph. The tail) land being assessed at the date of the Issuance ol •urh. rrrllflcate In the name of U nknow n; You On Day From Hi at WfaoIeuU 1‘ricc* W.A. Merryday Company Falatlu, Florid* In tho cfiuae of frlontlahlp, I would bravo <01 dunger*.—Dickon*. I f y o u r fr ien d hnn fret a h e a r t T h e r e Is Bomethlnir fine In h i m ) C h a t nwny Mb d a r k e r p a r t . Cling to vrhat'a dlvlno In him. LET U8 EAT P0TAT0E8, Kotnrono Is orlg1n.itIns n now wnjr of the State of Florida, For two Hniiroad Ccimtnliikiniri of the St at e /d Florida. For one Member of the-IIoUM* of Ht-ptflenttitU'M the St at e of Floridn* * ri»r County Surveyor* t wFt?r 1F»t . County lfxAmmUviudar^ • F jf three Me mb e r * 1of the County Hoard In Clrrult Court. H cscn th Judlrlal Clrrbll, Heminote Cftunt*, Florida. In Ch ancery Ada C la rk , Complainant, v s.' Divorce Sim C la rk , Defendant To Clark, I.eary, Ga.t l tr ik hereby nrliered that you a p p ra c. to ■be hill of coAiplalnt filed herein against you, on the 7th day of October, 1918, and the Sanford Herald Is designated as the newspaper In which this o^di r shalli>e dublishqd unee‘j f week for four r o n s e r u t n »e<ks. Wftnes* my hand and s c a r of office 'at Hanford, Florida, thi* September 6 th , I 9 J 8 t*eaii e . a . Do u g l a s s , Clerk Circuit Court.' Schelle M.ninn, Solicitor for Complainant. nVcu'ii of •of si r v l n u ^witrLtcuHt wltTmaf 0 V0 r j - (1irj7 }Ti'!*.,!a !l'',7?i THoy nre tho Btnnd- cnuB c of th o bouno tic w ill ta to . ■ H oennso of w om en ho m ore who Ron- ••roils w i t h t h e p o ­ t h e high c o s t mul w 'l i r e l t y o f n n l i n a l fntH, d e e p f r y i n g 1- n o t s o p o p u l a r n s f o r m e r l y , n e i t h e r 1.-. i ii iitid iig . f o r b o t h m e tin a U u t k o f a t . Vx*j!»-ti»hlo f u t s a r o Btill o n t h e l i s t o f inltiilssnlile f n t « a n d t h e y m a k e m o s t sin*-fitetory ones to use In variou s " t t y s ; th ey a r e n ot v e r y e x p e n s iv e and a r e c o m m o n In t h o m a r k e t . " l i v e oil. a n d m a n y o f - t h e p rodu cts a re C o r n oil, cotton seed a ll g o o d . P o ta to P a tt le t .— S elect p o ta to e s of u n i f o r m Size,’ p n r e . r u t o f f a s l i c e t h e n hollow out to ip n k e 'cu p H . L e t stand in c o l d w a t e r tjll tim e to p rep n re. ilit-u w i p e d r y a n d f r y in . d e e p fn t. T h e s h e ll s h o u l d c o o k t e n d e r in - e i g h t lo ten m in u tes. T irn ln on tiss u e p a p e r In t h e o v e n d o o r ; n p j d n k l e I n s i d e w i t h s u it . U s e t h e s e s h e l l s t o h old c r e a m e d pe a s . Hwi c t h r c n d B o r n n y o i l i e r d e s i r e d i re a m e d d ish . C r e a m e d fish o r c h i c k ­ of I'uhlir Inst ru ct io n. F’or Justice of the I’caee In and te r the fol­ lowing Justice IHstrlrte, vjx; No. 2. F o r Constable jn and for the following Ju s t ic e lfistrirtf, t i t : Nos. 2 and 3. In Testimony Whereof, I h avr hereunto •et my hand and affixed t h r Great Seal of the S ta te of Florida, at Tallahassee, the Ca|o being assessed a t the d a l e ’of t h e Isauance Hal, this the twenty-fourth d ay of August, of sueh certificate In the name of W tn. and A. U . ! 9| 8. E m m a S ty rh , If. C L A Y C R A W F O R D , Alto: Tax Cer tificate No. 44 9, d a te d the Secretary of Stair. 2nd day of J u n r , A. D. 1 9 )3 . aald certifi­ , Sheriff Seminole Co unty, cate embraces the following desrribed pro p­ erty situated in Seminole co u nty; Florida, lo-wll: W ' j of l*.ot |()0, St, Jo se p h . The Nutter of Appllrrtlon for Tax D trit Under sa(d land bring assessed at the da te of thr Section 8 Chap ter 4888. Law# of Florida issuance of such certificate In the n a m e of Nolle* is hereby given that W. M. Haynes, F . H. Htirkeyi purrhu.er of T a x Cer tificate No. lf*03, dated AUr: Tax Cer tificate No. 41 1, dated the the 3rd d#\ of Ju n e , A. D. Unit, has filed nth day of Ju ly , A. D, 1913, said certificate said rrrtlfiruie In rny office, and has made embraces the following desrribed* land si t­ application for lax died to issue In a cco rd ­ uated in Seminole county. Florida, to-wit: ance with law. Haiti certificate embractx S K ' , of ft K * ,. S e r* t. T p . 20 S, It. 3Z E . tho . 4ol'.*v-tt*tT—tlss-si )■ssi paiqss rwnwWPa^jMCJt til artrs. Tier s a i d land being assessed at j n o } r countv, Florid a, K U of l #of f} the date of the isauance of auch rtr U f lra te anti K J ; of L o t -I A. K. UrifTin'a Sub. !>iv. in the name of Unknown; T h f *Rid land brinp uf ibe daio Af Also; Tn* C ertificate No. 2 3 3 , d a te d the the i«»titinro t.f itur.h rtrtificatv in thr namo 6th day of J u l y , A. D. 19IS, said certificate of A. K- (irillin. . * • em b ra ris the following described land situ ­ Ai^or Nollcr hereby riv#*n that W* ated In Seminole co u nty , sta te of Flo rid a, l l a n i i « , |iurrba»iP «d T » t C>rtfficatn No. to-wit: Lots 3, 4, 5 and G. Drew's Sub. Div. ilalrd tho ffth day of Juno, A*- I*. Iteeorded in ! ‘l*i Book 1, I’agt' 1 0 ,' tterorvls IM'?4. ban fil«"il maid rivr 11fir at o In m> ofTlco, of Seminole C o u n t y . The s a i d - l a n d being and iias maib application for lax dett! to assessed at th** d a te of the isauance of such Imui ffi arcordane#- n ilh l i t , ’ Sabi n rt if b certificate in t h e name of Unknown. cat*- i m l ' t i r n tb#- foliovt-infi dairfil»ud prop­ er!!. -ittiaf* fi in SSmu IooL* muriiy, Florida l . - t -ft A K Urlffln'* Hob. l»tv Tin - *jd Iji ei f! In ir»i; £»*t-i.wi*d at ihr dui»- of (!;* f»tU£iii« i of fcOrit «4 f iificatr- in t!u of I'rtktujar4. f Aim*- Nallfe* in h ffr b y ifivin that W, M. l U v r u * . pur rb a»if «d T ax r*rUflraVv No. 'I it t vd fftr fet h day i«f Ju ne, A i* J V **, ba* ri|rd * a idutr ifflca te in. m i odii*: a m ! lias *ma*lr application for tax deed to i>«wc in • ncrordan cc with law. -Haiti Trtllflrlnn flit bra r n the folio win u dffcfliied properly tHtialid (i Seminole m U h t i , Florida, tt»-ail being assessed a t the date of the lasuapce of »uch reitlfic ate In the n a m r of C. 9. Boucher; Alxo: T a x Civilfirate No. 4 4 3 , d a t ­ ed the 2nd day of Ju n r . A. U. 1913, said certificate e m b r a c e , the following deacrlbed Property situated In Seminole co u h t y . Flo r- W 1 of I.* ! and W* ■of In Clrruil ( ourI of ihe S»-» r nih Judlrlal C Ir%ruft of Hot id a. Hr ml note C o u n t ) . In Chanrrry I t c i a KIlTy J o h n s o n vii, i-f i: cnlNs im tin* top of t-nrli; Inkt- njt "'Itit ii towel-and crush to loosen tjio I"dui11 imil let out.the steam.' Set on tl hot napkin oH‘-n hnt pinto. I’lnce n i:f-nenms jilece of htittnr In the opening nnd fleck with pnprikn. C it a t io n . A !*>•*; N o i l e r i f hr ft be Hill of Complaint To l Banc Jo hn Johnson, t ’nited St^t#**. : Oak Hill Potatoea;,— Cut flve hnrdcooked eiyis und five cooked potntoeH Into slices n quarter of an Inch lit thlckncHs. Make a anuco of four tnMespoonfuls. each of aweet fnt and Hour, half n tennpoonful of unit, it fourth of n tenspoonfut of pnprikn, find two etipfulH tif good milk. In the hoMorn put n layer of potntoes nnd cov•r i-neli layer until nil are used with n Inver of the nnuce,» Cover tho top with the snuci* nnd finish the top wltlt n <iipful «>f huttered crumbs. Set In tba oven to hrown. Serve very h o t Food Your lloga S is Weeks Earlier in every lot ol hogs on feet! two or three weeks quickly and actually eat less than othprs. If all .would fatten like these, the entire droV'e would he ready for the market six weeks earlier and to save six weeks feed Ih an Item that you.fully under­ stand. The hog that fattens .easily must he in prime physical condition. The IL A- Thomas Hog Powder is a con­ ditioner for hogs. I t keeps their system clean and healthy and en­ ables them to fatten quickly without falling a prey to the usual diseases of hogs. The B. _A. Thomas' Hog Powder is not stock food. I t ’s straight medicine and we took the agency because it enables you to feed out your hogB. much earlier. L. Allen Seed Co. Strictly F r e s h Eggs and Good Stock Chjckens Wanted* Fay Hi(hrat Market Prices Prevail­ ing Day of Recrlpt. T D t^ r a r e : JaekeoavtiTe poultry Aseoeisdou H. J . Toxrustnd. farmer, lalerlack en . F ib W . M . D ratling, f a n s tv, G lea Bt. Maeya. Fta POULTRY & SUPPLY COMPANY Mata A JO |N T R E S O L U T IO N t'ropoted A men dm ent t o the C o n s ti tu ­ tion of F Jo t ld a . *» llr It llraolved by the Legisl ature of the s t a t e of F lo rid a . T h a t A rticle X I X of the C o m t l t u t l o n of the f i t a t r of Flo rid a, be and the sa m e I w hereby a m ended ao aa t o ’ re ad aa foilowe: Article X I X , Section I. The m anufac­ ture, is le , b a rte r or ex ch ange of all alrohutle or Intoxicating liquors and beverag es, w he th ­ er Spirituous, ‘ vinous or m alt, a re hereby forever prohibited in the S t a t e of Flo rid a, r j e r p t alcohol for medical, scientific or me­ chanical purpose*, and wine for sa c r a m e n ta l purposes: t h e sale of which alcohol an d wine for the purposes aforesaid, shall be regula ted by I aw. Bee. 2, T h e - L e g i s la t u r e shall e n a c t s u it able law* for t h e enforcement of t h e provi­ sion* o f , t h i s article. Sac. 3. This article shall go Intel effect on the first day of J a n u a r y , A. I). 19 19. The vote* cast In rom pl an ce Prop o«cd a. am endm ent* , and the declarationsJ a n d ' r e t u r n * (hereof, subjected u a|________ ____ to t___ h e _______, t a m e regplatlon strlrtidne » a r c provided- by Use l o r general elections In fh e S ta te of Flnrldg. IN ‘ t YlS T I M O N V W I I E f t E O F , . I h ave hereunto eet my hand and affixed t h r G re a t Heal of the S ta t e of Florida, at Tallahaeaee, (heal) the Capital, this the twenty-fifth 103-FH*5te N O T IC E O F E L E C T I O N ’ . W l l E K E A S , The Legislature of 19 17 under the Constitution of I88S, of t h e S ta l e st Florida, did past tiro Joint KcsolutJont proposing am endments to t h e Con s titu tio n of the S ta l e of Florida, anil the sa m e were agreed lo fay a vote of three-fifth* of all the member* .elected to earh house: , t h a t the vptra on said Joint Itesolutlon* were entered upon their ri-aprciive Journala. with the y e a . ahd naya thereon, and they did deter-, mine and direct th a t the said Jo in t Heao-’ •utinna be submitted to the e le cto r* of the S ta t e at t h e General Election In N ov em ber 1918. N OW . T H E I t E F D l l E , I . I I . C L A Y C U A W F O H D . Secretary of SlatV ol the State* of Florida, do hereby give notice (ha t rfildn lalll be held in »mrh county in Florida on T u e s d a y n ex t succeed inn *th e fittt Idtm day i n . N o v e m K r , A . I ) , l!t| 8, t h e y a l d T « e » * day brine t h e ’ FI th l i ar uf Nnyritibir for the ratihratloh or rejection of the taid Jo in t ft m o l ut i o n * p ru p fo ln c u m m ilm u in t o t h e ( ' n n .M i tit ion of t h e Stall- of F l o r i d a v ia .: In the Circuit Court B e te n lh Ju d lrla l t!|rcult, .Seminole County, In C h ancery . Della M. T u rn e r Hill llohert E . T u rn e r Divorce .u bU ca tlo n It a p p ra rs from the affidavit herein duly filed duly sworn t o fay A. K. Power*.' th a t he is solicitor for the complainant. In the above entitled cause; that It Is the belief of the alfiant tha t Itobert K. T u rn e r, la a nun-resident of the Htalp of Florida and te of Ftorida, t h e teron whom would bind lant fu rth er sa ys that thr defendant to be the 7t h d a y of October's l& f8f th«* lanrn M u * a Itulc d a y of this Co urt, o r i * i d H ill' will be taken* confessed. Il i« fu rth e r ordered that this n otice h t publixhed for H eh t conaccuti ve weeka In the Sanford l l r raid, * newipaper puhlUhed in Seminole C o u n t y . Florida. / Wit nr**, K. A, ftouglaM, Clerk of the C i r c u i t C o u r t I n an d for Seminole C o o n l y , * Florida anil the *ea| of «aid C o u r t, thia 2 5 t b day of J u l y , A* l>. I0!H. Mi i \ l. lit |five?i t hut \V. \|, Mb ) nr*, purchfliwef 4-f Tn * ( ‘rrlifiral^ il**. d»!>d |hr 11 H day o f , July,-* A. h IblM, h»sj I * a a r J o h n Johnw*n Si11d a*iid r*'rlllieal** La f»*+ offiir, rntiii h|** \ ou Af«* here by , t»r«|i*rrd to be an d nppi-ar to th e b ill uf r.urupi&Ui.L Agau.hl y t m ml thy C o u r t l l m i o ' fh Har?f‘*rd* Fo*ro iu , 1 * 0 th* first M o m l a v in l i n o her, 10 It*. b«dnt! t hi Ttli da> id 9aid rnuiith. a c c o r d i n g »!■ law, f&tHng to de cr ee pro c«*nfe**f' will b r Iriks* l uujaii.at you, f oliow **d b y fin a I «b * i ipt«(W jf pjdiaaxuin f o r ft*» d w i 'ti» t.*crrA fpfilphf »Mh I« v* h xid rv f t l f l r a l e e m l i r a r n I he I I . linwing dt PCl i l l r d J i f i p e f l v will) at i d in H*-mi n »■U- e o u r t i y t t b iitla, l o - x i t ; i | l.oi. * mid I; * j of Lola »r»«l * x L Cirifhli n Huh, Ih v. i f part* Her 7-H* T ii , 21 S*. II ,10 K, s^*i«r#lftiid hi ing ftF^r*rri! at th«* dale* of t he i**oaiJCe ” f ftlfh r^fflMrnte in I h«- n a m e «f \\T, A. Il lo w l i e r “ M»**' N o re i* h^ft l*v ci% f-n I hat W. M. l U v Q M j p u r r h u ' d of T»< ! '* rlifirale No, 1 9 0 1 . dated i h r 5rd day of June, A. I». 1901. h&s filled §afd tertlflrat# in my'nfllrt*, and h»« made aptdirntion for fa* deed to iBlur in arcnrdhJife with li»v, Saif I rrrtfficalc omb racra t h r following drtcrlbcd prop* r « S situ alfd in Hxmfhnlc co unty, Horida, l o - wit i L o t I A» h. C.rifhn’ i S u b , IHv. The ■aid l a n d hrlng u o n t * d tit t h e dat* of Ih* i t i u m r i ' of tiiirh ftrllflcate if* the name of A# . CirilTm. • <• _ Algo: N o t i r e I« h i r e h v ciYrn t h a t \V- crce. |t o« f u r t h e r orderi-d t h a t this of tier !«■ p u h l i i h r i f in th e Hanford Hi'rald.* u n e w s ; pape r p u b l i s h * d in S e m i n o l e C o t in 1 > ; F l o r i d a , o n c e . e a c h s o l i f*>r four c u n s e r u i i v e » n k». t i j v e n u n d e r my h a n d an d seal of said court th is the Mh day, of S e p tem b er, I fils . . 's e a l i L A. l i O l J t j L . V S S , Clerk C’ i r r u i t C o u r t. S e m i n i l e <* ».. F l a , M ’rl*5tf er<! her bust,and. f- 3t ( ’ •»,.hr t .tution arul Susie A Uiinki . fits wti, , Di Inidsnt s To Kits Uarhard and J * ’ I'arWsrd. )n r h u s l i s n d . i Tb F ern - S t r n h i g h ) . n i l l'a:W, Michigan. , r It appearing from the alfidaxil of E. FIloushnlder, herein filed, th a t he is attornijy for co m p lain ant In above entitled suit, and tha t It la belief of affiant that- the above named defendants, E t t a Uaekard and J . O, 1’arkard her husband,' are non-resident# of 4 h r stale of Florida', that they are ra r h over the sge ot 21 yrars, and tha t there is n<> person in Ihe state of Florida upon s^lmm err Vice of subpoena rsn be made, thsl would bind the defendants, arid that the last known place of residenrr was 179 Ferris Street. Highland I’ark, Michigan. Th erefore you. E t t a I'ack ard and J . t) Packard, are ordered to appear to the till) of complaint filrd In this cause on or before the Tlh d ay of October, 1918. being the lirst M unday of said month and a rule day of Ihhr co u rt. —■ ^ It la fu rth e r ordered tha t this order be published In the Sanford Herald, a newspapertp ubllsh rd In Seminole cou nty, F lo rid a, onre a w re k 'f o r four consecu tive weeks prior tu said rule day in O cto b er; atsu one copy p os te d -a t i h r Court House door and a ro p y mailed to aald defendants herein mentioned at last address given. Witness my hand add the seal of said court this t h e filh day ht September, I 9 J 8 . adoption or rejection at the n e x t genera election of llrpreaantativea, t o , l x h eld In the y a w . A. 1>. IS IS ; t h a t la t o a a y . th a t .Sectft.n 8 of A rticle X I I ol the C o n e tltu llo n of the S l a t « of Florida he am en d ed ao a* J o re a d aa follow t: “ ------Section 8. E a c h C o u n t y 'ahall lie required to a ste ta an d collect an nually f o r t h e sup* port of th e public ' free acnool* ther ein, a. pnN hub P j ( , Said land betnif a »&<•««.t-d at 1 h» dale t f the tasunnro *d #ueh ce-rttfiraic in I he nanii id ( ', h. iilank, « e n n r e e s p e c i a l l y g o o d a n d t i l e s h e l l Is e a t e n w i t h It s c o n t e n t s . •. Y e l l o w a t o n e P o t a t o e s . — .S e le ct lnrRi*, s m o o t h |Milntoen; s c r u b w e l l a n d b n k o u a U ld o a n s w a a lia t e a au la 4 a 4 W ^ b *ln f k i t r u r d ■at i h * data of t h r ixiuanr* • Alio: Nolle la h rt rb y given t h a t , W. It, of such Certificate•in (ha natfir jo[ W. U. Boy«L purch aa rj of T ax Certificate N 5 . 1 j o 1. F re n ch at al ; r ' datad t h r Mh day ot Ju n r. A. I). 1 8 9 9 . haa Ainu? T ax Cer tificate N a . 27 9 , dated the filed xald ( f r t i t n u In my office, and haa 3rd d ay of J u l y . A. I>. I91G, aald certificate m a d r application for tax rlrrd to iaaua In Held cer tificate r n r em braces ( h r following described land sit- nccu d a c e - w i t h law . u a t f d lr\ Heminol* ra u n ly , Klntlda. - to-wlt: u r i r a i t h r following ilrarrihad p roperty allL o t a SO and 9 1 , HJoek U. I). At. Mitchell's baled In Saminolr county, Florida, to-wit: aurvoy of till. Levy G ra nt. Tin- aald land Ten arrra in Snr. In HlV Co . of L o t 2, Sac. T h e xald brink assi s t e d -at t h r d a le 'o f t h r l*auanta ol 12, Tn 2 0 S „ ft. 2 9 K. It) arrra aurn r r r t i n r a t r In the n am r of W. II. French land bring assessed at the date of t h e laaue f t al. ance of auch certificate in the n a m r ol tinIf Isf»ta.-at Said J. J . C a t e * . h a s ftlad aald certificate# In m y office and fis# made ap'licstiuft lor tax deeds lo Issue In acco rdance with law. tlnlraa aald rr rllflra tra •hall hr redeemed '.If i the 2ad day of June, A. I>. 1 9 0 2 . has according to law tax deeds will laaur therr- filed said certificate In m y -‘Office, and has on on Ih r 3rd day of October, A. I). 1918. made application for tax deed to Issue. In bald certificate em­ Witness- my official signature and • sea) acco rdance With law. brace# f he following described pro perty sit­ thia t h r 3<Jth d ay ol August, A. 13. 191B. uated in SemlnolH County. Flo rid a, to-w it! (wall E. A. DOUGLASS. Clrrk Clrrult C o u rt Seminole Co., Fla. Beg 5 rh t. 8 fil N W . Cor. of L o t 1. See. 13. Tp. 2 0 S„ ft. 2 9 East, tun E . 9 . 8 8 cht. . " B y V. M. Douglass, II. C. **■'19 deg. tV 6.-47 c h s , W. 7.40 c h i., N . S.90 ch * . t 5 N O T I C E O F E L E tt T I O N The said land being assessed a t t h e d a t* e Sheriff of Seminole C o u n ty , of the ° { Jpe Issuance of auch certificate Its th e name e of Flo rid a : of Unknown. it known, t h a t I. If. C L A Y C l t A W Also: Nolire is hereby given th a t W . If, ), Secretary of S ta te of the S ta t e of Boyd, purchaser, of Tax Certificate N o. 832, a, do hereby give not lee t h a t a dated the 3rd day of JUne. A. l». 1 9 0 1 , ha* G E N E U A L ____________ ELECTIO N filed said Certificate In my office, a il has Will l»e held In S«mlno|p County, ’ _____ _ Htaje of made application for lax deed to* Issue in Florid a, on Tuesday next auereedlng the accordance with d a w - Said cer tificate em ­ Araf .Monday in. No vara bar, A. 1*. 1 9 1 8 , the braces tljti following described p ro p e rty , sit­ aald Tuesday l irlnf thr u a t e d In Seminole county, Florida, to-w it: l.ot 1 l e u 9 .3 0 chs N, and 8 . by 2G.9U. ehs. F I F T H UAV O F N O VF MH K H For one Hrnrasrntativr of thr Fourth 12. ami W. on 8. side and-les* 1 3.13 chs. E C*oncrrswhfna! t Mslrirt uf fhr S t a i r of Flor­ and W . - b y 3,72 chi. N. and Si In N K . Cor. ida, in thr hluty-ttxth C tingm i of the tin! ltd ami less begin 5 chs, 8. of N W . Cor., ru n E. Stairs, 9.8H chs. 8. 19 deg. W. fi.t7 ehs.. \V. 7 .4 0 For Attorney (irnrral of thr S t a t s of chs., N. 3.9 0 rh s.t, Sec. 13, Tp. 2 0 ft., H. Florida. ■ — 2p east. The said land being assessed* at Fur tw»b JukiirtB tjf the Bujiremr Court1 tho date of t b - Wtuanev of such c e r t d e t t e Jr.l flag f l J w l y . A . | l * 1911-, , u i , f r v r t if ir a t i1906 . dated thr ltd -lay of Jun, , |i I Utl I •-Infirin'i-s ll,*- f u l l i » w i n g di • n i l , , U p r n f i . r t - |has filed said certificate in m> ..file.- and u i u . L .1 in K ^ i n l n - . l r r n y n t y , F l o r i d a , t o wit has made application lor l a v , deed I-- l o u r l - - I -'8, S s n f o n l l l f t g h l * . Tin - . s i d I s n d In in accordance with law Said, certificate ing * s s s s . n l wt Ifao t l s l q of tb,- I s s u s n r t - of e m b ra c e , the following d, scribed properly . u t l , r r r l i f i r x t r in t h r ita tfi r of II. A . H t t w r r s , silu a tn l In Seminole c o u r t ) . Flor'da,_tn-wli Alxo: Twx t'erUflt-atc, No, 282 , dstr-d ihr 3rd day ol Ju ly , A. D. 1916, said r r rtifira t* i n i h r s r r s . thr lollowring drsrribrd property •Huatrif In Hrminnlo jtnunny,-Flurida, lo-w ll: Lot 9f>, Hlork D, ItT It. Mltrhrll's Hurvi-y of ihr Levy G ra n t. 4 6 arrr*. T h r said iand bring assessed al th e date of the Issuanre of such rrrtifira te In the name of Unknown. A ls o T a t C e r t i f i r a l n N o . 2 8 3 , d a t o d th e 3rd d a y of J u l y , A . D . 1918, s a l t ! r r r t i f i r a t e r m h r a r r s sk a, f o l l o w i n g d r s r r i b r d property • i t o s t r d In K m i l n o l r e o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t u - w i l L o t 191, . H l o r k D , D . It . M l l r h e l l ' a S u r v e y of t h r L e v y G r a n t . T h r s aid l a n d b r i n g fit . r . w r d at t h r d a t e / , f t h e I s s u a n r e „ f . u r h m l i f i r a l r III I h r n a m e uf W . If. F r e n r l i i t ul, Lot 6 anil W U of -| e t . 7 and 8 A, E Griffin** Sub. Illv. T l - r taid land bring as sraard at Ihe d a te , i t the Isauance of such certificate- In Ihe n a n - t l A. E . Griffin. % Unless said rt rtltin .l— shall lo- redeemed according to law J a x dm^s will Issue thereon on the 24 tb day of tef-tem he/ , A. D., 1918. Witness my offirlal siynatUM- arid s,a l this the 2.1rd day of A m f i- t . U D I 9 |k fseaj I euary to bring a big net profit to the grower, banner record for inch remit* hf» been held for the Iait quarter-cenlury by Ideal Fertilizers Send for our Free Booka on all commercial crop* of Florida; alto our Spray Catalogue. ly given Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co m i»b 1 I D E A S '' Mfri. Ideal Fertilizer*. ! Jacksonville, Fla. funuim i .**»■# rt*n uH*taJ« x i n . i u l W ' E. A J •t iUGI.A'SS, N e ltre ef / illrallon far T ex Deed Under Hsfllen 8 Ch a pte r 4 8 8 6 , Lawe of FlorIda n Notice i ' i i r c IIsI OFivtijr hereby | given i t r n .thal n . i l . n n y u . purchaser ol T a x Cer tifies!* No. 790 , dated Ihe 2 n d day of Ju n e , A. D. 1902, has filed said certificate In my office, and ha* made application for t a a deed tn issue in accord­ an ce with law. Said certificate embraces the fallowing described pro perty ’ situated in Seminole eounty, Florid a, to-wlt: Beg, N E . Cor. of flee. 13, T p . SO 8 ., It. 2 9 E a st, run W. 1 3 . 4 5 eh , 8 . 3 . 7 r % h e , E . I J . « eh*. N. 3,72 ch *. 6 acr e*. T h e aald la d being as­ sessed a t the d a te ot the isauance of such cer ifleat In th n a m e of Wm. M. La m b e rt Also:' Notice la her by given tha t W. II. Iloyd la purchaser ot T a a Crrt.lflrate N o . 78 2 , d a te d th* 2nd day of June, A. D. 1902, has filed said rertlfirali- In my office, end has m ad * application for (a x deed to issue In ac cordan ce with law . Haiti certificate em ­ braces the following described properly sit­ uated In Seminole c o u n ty . F lo itda, to-wit: W. 6 . 4 cha. ot S E J i of H W I j , Hec. 12. Tp. 2 0 H., IL 2 9 E a s t . 11 acres. The .said land being assessed at thr d a te of t he -Issua n ce of euch cer M eat* lo th ‘ n i n of Unknown. ■Ahwr Ntrtlre U ' h i r e b y ' i t V e f T t t m r w n T r lloyd, purchaser of T a x Certificate No. 17 0, dated tha 6t h d ay of Ju ly , A. I). 1908, haa Died xald carelflrate in my office,' and haa m ad * application for ta g deed to issue in a c c o r d a n re with- law . Said certificate embra cea th a following described pro perty sit­ u a te d tn Bemlnole c o u n ty , Florida, to-wlt: § W 4 of B W 4 , He*. 1 1 / Tp . * 0 il, K. 2 9 EaaL 4 0 acre*. Said land being a a*eased a t Ihe date ot t b * ta 'u a nce of au ch eertlfi* 4 t * ilk the n a m e of Unknown. J r'GogaTooaW Clerk Cireuit ( 'tu: ri'dtrTninolt* C e ,, 1 la If > \ M D ougla,,. It ( i-F rl-ht Notice of Application lor l a s Herd I ruler H rr ll o s B. Chapter IN88. l.aW s of Moritla Notice Is hereby given, that Mrs. Fannie Also: T a s C e r t i o r a t e No. 28 4 , date d thr J . M ah oney , purchaser ol Tax Crrlillrate 3rd d a y ol Ju ly, A. I>. 1916, said rrrtifirate No. 72, dated the 3rd day of Ju ly , A. D. V m h r s r f s t h e following dssrflbrd- i^roprrty 1916, has filed salt) certificate In my office, situated In Seminole r o u n t y , Florida, lo-wit. and has madr application for la s dged tu Luts 103, 106 and 107 , Hlork IT, D. It. Mit- issue jn acco rdance with law. The said land rhrll'a survey ol thrt L e vy Grant. T h r said being aasessrd a l the date of the Isauance land bring assessed . a t th * date of t h r iaau- of au rh certificate in t h r name of Mrs. Ger­ a n rr of aurh re r tlf tr a te In the name of W. II. tru de Htephrnse.' Said land rm h r ie e a the Krrncji rt al; following deacrlbed property situated In Alao: T a a C e r tifica te No. *28, d a te d thr Seminole co u n ty , Florida, to-wit; Lot. 6, 3rd day of Ju ly . A. D. 1916, said rtr U f lra te Block 12. Tier &, Sanford. r m h r a r r s the following described pro perty Also; Notice fe hereby given that Mra. situated In Seminole r o u n t y , Florida, to-w it: Fann ie J . M ah oney, purrhaser of T a x UerLot 6, Spnford H eig h t* . * The said land be­ tifirate No. 26, dated the 3rd day of July,4 ing assessed at the d a te of the Issuanre of A. D. 1918, haa filed said certificate In my such certiora te In t h e nam e of E . N. M o r­ office and has made application for tax deed row; ro laaue In ace nrd anre with law. T h e ea|d Also: Ta< C e r tifica te No, 129, date d the land being aaaeasrd at the date of the issu­ a n re of auch certificate In the name ot A. T. 3 r d . day o( J u l y , A. D , 19 16 , said certificate * , * embrace* the following drsrrlhed pro prrly Shepard. situated In Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, to-wlt: Said land em b race* • the following des­ Lot 7, niork A, C e l e r y A ve. Add. to S a n ­ rribed property situ at ed In Seminole co unty, ford. The said land bring assessed at the' Flo rid a , to-wit: B e g . 190 ft. S. and 1628 ft. date of the Isauance ot such certificate In W. ot N E . Cur. Sec. 3 / . Tp. 19 8 .. IL 30 the name of A. L . Jen n in gs E a s t , run E . 190 ft. , S. 470 ft. W. J 9 0 ft. N . 4 7 0 ft. 3 and 5-10 acres. A l s o : . T a x C e r tifica te No. 27 8, dated the . Unless said r r r l l fl ra t ra shall bt redeemed 3rd day of Ju ly , A. D . 191 6, aald curUflcete tpihrart-e th* following described pro perty according to law t a x deed will issue thereon on the 2 l t h day of eptember, A. D, 1918, situated In Seminole r o u n t y , Ftorida, !o *w ll; Witness rny si gnature and sral thi* tho Lota 88 and 8 9 . B l o c k I ) ; D. It. Mitchell'* survey of the L e v y G ra n t. The laid land 23 rd d a y of Augu st. A. D.N91H. (seal) E . A. D O U G L A S S . * . being lu e a a rd at the. d a l * of the issuan ce of Clerk Circuit C o u r t Seminole (;p., Fla. such certificate in t h e name of W. U. F re nch Uy V. M. Doutflaas, I), C , et el; Nntlre il hereby given t h a t J . J. Catea purchaser ol T a x Certificate No. 27 5 , dgted the 3rd d a y of July, A. D. 1916, aald cer­ tificate em b race* the following described property x ltu a te d 'ln Seminole county, F lo r­ ida, to-w lt: L o U 12 and 1.1, Block D. D. It. Mllrhell'a Survey o f - t h e L evy G rant. 104 nrrrs. T h e said land being assisted a l t h r date of t h e Issuance of such certificate in the name of W . H. French, e t a h : Afao, T a * Certificate No. 2 5 2 , dated the 6th day of J u l y , A. I>. 1 915, said rrrtifira te e m b r a c e t h e following described property situ ated In Semlnola cou nty, Florida, to-w it: L ot I, D re w 's Sub, Div. Recorded in F la t Hook Z, p a ge 40, Record* ot Seminole ro u n ­ ty. T n e aald land bring n uta te d a l the . -Alao; T a x / C e r t if ic a t e No. 31 dated the data of t h e Issuance of aurh rrrtifirate In 3rd day of Ju ly , A. D. 191 6, .a id eeriifieate e m b ra r r* the following dearrihed pro perty ( h r n a m r of Mr*. M. T , Kubanka; altuateil In Seminole cnuntyd Florida, to-w it: Also: T a a Certificate N o . 1170, dated the L ot 3 3 , Sanford H eig h t* . T h e said (and be­ 3rd day ot Ju ne, A. D. 1 9 1 2 , eald rcrtlfi- ing assessed at t h e d a t e ol the Issuance ol r a t e rm fararei t h r following drecrlbrd prop­ such certificate In t h * n a m e 4f Mr*. W, Cuierty- situ a te d In Semlnnle cuunty, F lo rid *, grove; to-w lt; L o t 6, Illk. E. Brown's Hub. Div. of Also; T ax C e r tifica te No. 2 7 7 . dele d the fleck, H a m m o c k . The said land being >s■eeeetf a t t h e d at* of t h e Issuance ot such 3rd day of Ju ly , A. I t . 191 6. said certificate embra ce* the following described pro perty rrrtifirate In t h * name uf E . V. Cameron. situated-In Seminole County, Florida, to-w it: Alto: T a a Certificate No. 110, dated the L o t 48, Hlork D, D. II. k( He hell's su rv ey of 6 lh day of Fuly, A. D. 1 9 1 5 , aald certificate the L e v y , G rant. 4 6 acre*. T h * aald land embrace* t h * following .desrribed p roperty being extesx.d a t t h e d a te of the Issuance situated In Seminole co u n ty , Florida, to-w it; ot such certificate In the name of W . I). Lot 5S, 58, Sanford Height*. T h e said land brbe­ Fretjch et al: ing assessed a t the date of Ihe Issuance of Alao: T a a Certificate No. 286 , date d the auch certificate fn th* name of J , II. ftags3rd day of Ju ly , A. D . 1916, said certificate dal*^ ' • ’ embrace* th* following deacrlbed property Alio: T a x Certificate No. 361, dated the situated In Seminole c o u n t y , Florida, to-w lt: 3rd day of J u l y i A. D. 1 9 1 6 , said m l l f i r a l e Lots 120, 121, 122 an d 123, Muck I>. I>. II. embrace* t h e following described property Mitchell's t u r v - y ol t h e Levy G ra n t. The situated in Hemlnole co unty, Florida, to-wit: said land being assessed at the da ta of the H E 4 ot N W is Sec. 3 5 , ^ p . 21 ft, ft. 31 E. issuanco of suah- ce rti fica te in the n a m e or ' 4 0 acre*. -Th e said land L ' l n i assessed at W . It. French et a l; the d a te . o f . the teeuanr* of surh .'certifirate Also: T a a C e rtificate No. 289 . date d the Ip th* n a m e of Unknowa; •• 4 3rd day ot Ju ly. A. I L . 19*16, aald certificate j Also; T a x Certificate N o. 4 4 9 , ’ dated th * embraces Ih* following described pro perty t n d day of Jua*. A. D , 1 9 f J , aald eer- situated In Seminole e o u n t y, Florid* t n . w t t : _ U n fa ir a h th rt ra a .t h a following deeeiibed p ro p ­ ad i l l . Block IL* D. IL M U e rt y situ a te d tn 8*mlnelu c o u n t y F t o r i d a , rhell a survey o f, t h e L e vy G ra n t. Th* to-w it: L o t l o t , BL Joseph. T h e Mid land aald land. b eln . ______ ______ ________ •being -assessed a t th * d a te of th * Issuance I * * u o l such. r e r U A ca t * in Ih* n a n)* of of aueh certificate In th* n a m e ol Unknown; W. B . 6 ranch a t . a l ; Aleoi T a a Cevtlfleata N o . 1 0 *. dated t b * T a * Ce rtifica te N o. 3 8 1 , date d t h e fird d ay of J u l y . A. D . I fit 6, A i d eertlfi c a l * ambracea tha following d aM tlbtd p ro p e r ty atttsnfed In Semlnol* c o u n t y , Florida, t o - w it : Lota H t and 133, B lo e k D . D IL hiltahell’a tog ‘ tn* d a t e - f f tbe lsaaSnc* of survey ol the L e v y G ra n t. T h * aald Is nd Heavy yield* of high d a n product! are nee- Reliable mechanical attention given to your Ford meang more service from your car and less cost in its operation. Let us take^ care of yotir car. We haves the mechanics who know how and use only the genuine Ford mate- C. P. WILLIAMS Dealer ARE YOU INSURED? EDW ARD HIGGINS Salesman IF NOT, S EE W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire Florida � 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, 1918 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, September 10, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 1918. 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J r f ..r - * *'■P7 *' . . ’ ' ... _-—• - - - • ' ' • ' • • '• - ; \ P U B L IS H E D f HERALD S E M I-W E E K L Y A ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS •fi IN T H E H EA R T OF T H E W O RLD ’S G R E A T E ST VEGETA BLE S E C T I O N ^ VOLUME X SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1918 NUMBER 8 OUR SCHOOLS OPEN CALLTOARMS TO ADDRESS M ACEDO NIAN FRONT WITH GOOD ATTENDANCE FORGARDENS FARMERS OF GETS ALLIED ATTENTION FULL CORPS TEACHERS THIS WINTER THIS COUNTY GERMANS WANT PEACE(?) OOOI) PROSPECTS FOR MOST SUCCESSFUL T E R M . A il FRUIT LAWS STR IC T. EVERY Replevin-will mil >»el -fruit bark LITTLE BIT HELP ARMY. i .e m n i : WILL PR O M IN EN T S P E A K EKSj HERE TOM ORRO W NIUIIT. IN D TROT7.KY TR A IT O R S . via: RUT CAMOUFLAGE PEACE IS W HAT.TIIEV W A N T .. * * i tier man Agents who sold Ru-isia T h a t the .state laws governing th e Thu Sanford Schools opened yes' j* Allied troops a r e ’ on the offenllun. F. M. Rhodes, Florida for Gold. s hhip ip m e n t of green its , Cal1 l “ -a rn “ for th v f“ rmer8’ “ “ ’ i men g r e e n e r im m a tu re fru fruits tchlay p r o m p tly at 9 o’clock a n d ............................. men in the second ’line Trenches, S ta te M arketing' Agent, of Jnckionsi vc on th e Macedoniah front. are going to ho lived up to as at no Washington. Sept. Hi The‘ co menrolled th e iraty fifn g totnl In' all sounds again 1n a letter w ritten by v ille, has ac cepted the Invatlon of Reorganized S erldan forces;'-aid­ previous time since these measures gruilcs of HS5 pupils, two m o re th an J . W. Itallowell, director of States the 'Spnfwrd T ru c k Growers, and mittpo on public Infifrmat ton has ed by F rench units, are attacking were passed by th e legislature is the released for puldication a series of on tht* .opening day of lust year. Adm inistration, of th e U nited S ta tes b n the Bulgarian positions in t h e m oun­ W ednesday night, Septem ber belief of those voiiversant with th e com m unications between the German T|ie enrollfnent by 'buildings a n d j Food .Adm inistration, to Braxton tains o n | tiie Scrbo-Greek border h ,;^8 :p 9 . o ’clock,, at . t h e . Court recent decision of A ttorney-G eneral imperial g o v e r n m e n t and tlie Rus­ vast Etudes was: -ast of Mon astir. . , ■Van C. Swearingen with regard to H e a c h a m t Federal Food Adminis­ House, will deliver an interesting sian Bolshevik governm ent themsel­ t r a t o r for Florida. M r. Itallowell address to tin- growers -on “ OrgqHigh .Sqhiol ) Tl Three im p o tr a n t hill positions, 1 replevins on sucli fruit, accoFding* . . . , , , i , ves, and also the report there h,,*tt,,vw*directed not only , nlsalion. I t ’s Benefit a and M arket m ade to G eorge Creel by Edgar which had w ithstood allied efforts Freshman Class . 41 to th e s tatem en t of Jo h n T. Lewis ‘" ' ' ' T ' 1 l'ro.|n els ’. 24 1' Sophomore Glass Sisson, the c o m m itte e ’s special re­ through several days, have fallendual who Has a foot of ground th at i-oniiection presen tativ e in Russia during the tn the Serbs and _the. French. Thu Mr. Rhodes, sinri . 2 7 , Lewis said: Junior Class may he cultivated'. with l lie s l a t e Ala HI heights are Sokol, Duhfo- I’.die and Senior Class w inter . of- I f ' l - 1s. ■' Heretofore m an y shippers o f : .e. | <| '.«<>■ or »• id?i ' T eak Vctrinik. Sokol is 20 miles — T h e greatest piosiiile p fsih irti Total • mtmi s»m m > Ithle n f evade These d icuilielits sh,,v\ thill th e , eas{ of M onastir. • of essential fimil p roduets is, if , el m.ii • lit slieeessflll organ of l he G ra m m a r School th e law by replevining t h e i r - f r u i t present hi a,|s (,f the Bolshevik f evisi more im portance sta'*- m achinery He is throughly pl>"illle. T h e cupt tired positions are a h m ii-c ^ ___ I I from the sheriffs to which it had 1 iiurlli Grade in, | familiar w ith— th e farmers needs. governm ent la-nine and Trotsky now than last .yoar.” he urges _ m idway between thi* Cerna* and _ • 85 j , Fifth Grade, ’ and their associates, are German* his letter, which ‘ A d m in is tr a to r| being a successful grpwer himself. V ardar rivers am! e o m m a n d - the . **7 i for th e state. T heir m ethod has been agents. ' Sixth* Grade. Beaeham is tran sm ittin g to t h e ! He u a- strong advocate of orgau p p er course of the Uerna after it Scxcnlli G rade to into court,- file a suitable bond - people of Florida through th e "dess’: *niiation^uf the growers and is aide 7'J I T h ey show Hint the 'B olshevik makes a wide c u r v e . southeast of and -regain possesion of the chillisEighth Grade to -l-ow in m an y ways, the benefits revolution a .is arranged for' by the Braxton Ht-wi-hum, Esq.I M onaslir Several hundred prisoners Total. J-181 cated fruit, which was im m ediately tn i . i|.-ri-,.-ii from such .-o-nporul ion Germ an gn-i general -ta(f and (in­ have lu-eii tak en in tin- .a d v an ce , F .d. ral I >...i| All m inis i shipped outside the s late when It East I'rimar) I', i meeting Wi-din-sdax night ane* d oy the G e r m a n Imperial hank w Iiich conifiuuN. . . ( Irland ii., I la. * IS was• out of reach of tin- s l a t e aullior h --t Grade lj. i u tn sill and. the members of and ullo-r G--r*nan ••tinnlii oil instituD.-ar Mr Item I .mi ritle-.. ’ . f Meanxx liih fin* F r e n c h a nd Bri15 s. ,j .j ,| tira d e tnfn- " I'm -u'limni T rtiil -tiniw ers. Do 11. are -;tfi l-. I hr. igli Dish iro..|>-> ii the m.i.:i oattlefront . . dr-I . >wea ritigi n I • '-I iiitoh" A Mur c \ -ti.-nernl will ii g.ad in , n i u-rj grower and the ip-.il> of* in F r g n e ......... n t i n u e thi-ir progress. T h e\ sl|OW llt.ll \ i .t r of our work and have iiim i— s: J i I:. >wi•\ i r . ha- now ruled ihat a re­ T-t tl In, -i t,i - - man in Seminole t ounlx Brest - Lit -• \ .- k a a-. a Iu-lra1.il of j full) dis* hargi d tin primurx duties al* aitioi at law winch a p ­ peivili is Ih-i a i-i-n t h e Him- a nd t h e Aisne p n -i i a< i l.i- tin cling M est I'rimar) by l In- <o rei.ni i Die ltil-.--i.ili 1 >i*> of the |- noil \ ilmin.'l rat ion tn -u-<p if* < Ill . w hen i In* ownership "■ 1 In I'ri-io Ii are pressing on N o r t h g tk. mi • ting a . m u po t > agi -n'-. l.i min ai.il Tnn -i.\ I hat a ;: I(.* ole i.iihiug i i i ........ a>,ii insuring siif .* in dispiiie. and limt tino f t h e Aisne t h e y h a v e t a ke n tin4 ,v. - ..i a tira d e . licient sufi|ilu-s (or our lionto popu- j “ ul *,,M uf train m hetlules, .services. Germari-piekerl com nlander was cho- t.ixxn of Vuilly a n d nearer t h e dots not apply against ** replevin i||vi-r«|niis. re-icing i U c will he given 12 ’l o *'.| '. nil"- I'.irogr.td .igi'u-' Third Grade latioii |t i- >,f tl utm ost importi : j s h e r if fs in in-11 - w h en fruit In i' bei-n *iiii i ll.il tk f In < nf fll.nt I .r I.liu i I s ••It • |’i . Inilig til* re-illt nf the i in- t •• i in.i . 11 ii • 11- ' it .in *f11>* r? ( hi tom i|.-« Daliie- h av e s t or me d T 'al I a r m .1 « m r to t In-m •■> in sp ecto rs la t a i i-li t In I • deral h a \ •- hei-u -1 . r< 1 Is re.-, ix . .1 liV the Mo nt I n - Si nge -, an' imporwuit liill U! 11.e Ills nr.-... 1 in t U 11.git iie r a ils e it docs not c.iinc w ithlU the to l.uropi nut I III AIt Unlit . II,- ««ri I* f» I 111. tills iiud shippers at B o h hex lk g o v e r n m e n t a - in 1It t :i r x posi t i on. . !l»ui|, il> nf . me Hurd UP* llll’eS. 1 ti-rr Iptloll ,1IS lhe l»r i»f»|<i*in during railro.nl .t-gti lat ions of i he law g o vern in g as -pn-» u p o n 1 h emluissies * As t r ide t h e Sc ur pe t h e British In view of u a l ot.lilt Mil. tht* .* .in .h e proper m a tu rity for sh ip m en t the com ing. >ear. IH III nlitatii a tin- liia n la mis-ling In-Id Si pli-nihcr ad • i».i I 1M .1111•-- \ ill. ii-r- in in*- liaxe piishe.l for xx a rd m-xx posts. Ilf KII--.I.I |1 t f ,,f ltd v< • ' • ..iiiagiug iiuiii suTti 1lent 'Ill--plx of ill 1 .1 .1f.li1* ("liih, It i -ia u ,11 m \ . .mb as •l i r . 'i o r - el while al-uiiJilu- 1 pre - <'• m i n e s , a n a l Sheriffs "f t h e various counties ii - well in pari lo - f f i . 1 ,1 *-i|\ mg Tin .lol.il enrollm ent AI I ' . B o l h e x ik u i . Ill .1 r x f o r e i g n a u i i -- n il h e ;i-l .( Y |« re-. t i e x (la x •• a d I, a suline h m ! n.l •■•■unl\ ollh n-rs h a t e been In li la Ii 1 1 r 1 Ii < iiiing mill .1 .It I ilto » ,< |.i . of -ul, ruhl> .11 rens* - by • h. 1L*r* ill*’ -how 111 X'Ulli'l-il nil .1 front iif t u . i m ile s , lli'ltll—t Je (mill \ Tlu-> n ’itied -f th e a11orni-\-g« nerul’• . lulu b si-r triMim ir* g.i ti II. 1 lotIlf • •sMfll I m l.i ’ , ml r;t!|ttot •■ I 1 II #. w ' .......... I of 1hr |tn l> |ie x ik W e s t of C’a i n l j r a i a n d ar'oind St decisp.’i. Is. If ,.o'.'(l.le . of r\ ••f1 in*•re import - viei-s Althoul tin- u s e * o f y o u r ei»r - l o i r t . Hi nt I s e p r e s e n t Ml' the t i-ai hi r . • lllploX **d were g i n e r n m e r i l is n o t ,1 | {l | si y i i g o \ - l / u e l i t i n , t h e u e l i x l t y h a s t i l ed loxxti riir GasiililuTins will m ake n impossflili- to ance Than \ ear lerlaiiilx u-a- tin |.IS...|(| their rc'i-e live t-uildnu:' e r r inei il at all. luii .1 l i e r m a ii g“ x -la fti-r the Mriii-h i.iplure. i.i-! illi lk| release of sucli im m a tu re I t | -a' . -I I .. (•. c -, - - .- A- rk - f *l.e In tin- - m u tu 1 ii - t a l i - p a .-1n ulur ly I ..ul.) Hot he diet ter Used r r»iii enl. ai l i n g 0 I 1 K in I tie i n t e r fr I t f.roligl- iii lions f.>r rvplexm. Thu aerial and artillery arms liav1' It is a ma il er , r/f cuininuii sense. lhj-re I- a gr eat n | i p o r t u n U y for li.» i>tuf G erm any a n d b e t r a y Big 1 which will mean th at the fruit’ must In-en active on the new American Our GoviTiiinent n e ve r i n t e n d e d to I In? o p e n i n g eXef- '■>*■<* Ai r* o r.id f a r me r to r e n d e r ’ an i m p n r t a n t M-rRussian people, a* 11 In-trays! ri m<iin in the • iistod) of sheriffs front sniitlixxest of Metz. ’Tin; enemy out a ba n mi ill u n i . atteiidunec. i ini|iri-ssi\e, a • .j Air*’ ’’.i,i-a- ti rx ice d ur i ng tin- i m n i n g season. In n a t u r a l a l l i es , f o r Hi e helH-lit of I fit . * until tiie next regular nr special . . , 1 guns have been ham m ering the p a rt of a pp e al in g last y ea r Tor a n i ncrease •r.'-d h\ i - u t l i u s i u s m oil t h e 'The t r o u b l e lias been t h a t t h e re imperial Germ an jrnvornjnfi.,1, f American - linen. - hut m. In fan try court session, where it will he i n 1in p r o d u c t i o n , aw - iss-ssmirity- errtti-mliers a n d p u p i l s . ft.-rr^xcNi t un' m u c h vtmpie plraxuri* i \ -lien ci- against th e ‘ shi|ipef. It . a tta c k s liifve developed. Allied r.x-en .M the High ........... I Dr IfTT). irn. *.:i tin an that in a m a n y cases t h e , pliasized t h e p a r t i cu l a r i i n p o r t a i u i ruling on t h e l,or«|.s Day. D rlie fur 1 lothing for F rench and j aviators have bomhardeti - railroad of a g r e t u r p r o d u c t i o n of whe at . c hu rc h goers m a y h av e gone here pastor, of flui Met r.oilist Church, . — H rlg in n s r ---------------: r m t e r u ami nrh o r inllftnrv nwyfPrr ira.t uni .ptAUoUil), spud m Tiiyrtitrr nppf'at fr.r r i r r a m wheat and TheJ’ ' fttrr.. r. -kuHiy arn-r try - I din ted th e dev ' mil. mil . \er- i‘i'« l-ll i inM el/ a n-a. a lullenem y ■rrrrn p r , rtrr—snuttir-rr fn r m r r wnpi j:» to | u i s h.i- in* Fhe Tk. ............ I "**.» n-otr*-—ret -fsi* ,|i -1 r> • ,1 11x 111" 1-.- 1ntnin**' ■■tit tn t iliu ve tioinlii-it Miuie places xxitlim tinli f t u l u . i y * iii a |i o s i l i n i i (•» r« »|Miiiil ■11. ..... w, ri• made i.\ , Mr 1 .•• m i e r of a g : o wit lire, a n d will In\ ti'li’i;r.itii Htr« • 1 1 ..in Mii*h.ng hi i-li- '■ 1 a -u li- 11 t h Ki <i ( rosK for , A m e ru a ii lilie s, in clu d in g M MtliuT. Mi |.or in- a.i i 1.t i r e l..-s tir thi s h i p p e r . ' 11 f. aw tor,, t i wh t" t Im* s t a i r 1ll» l a b Oil II Is' I al u t t h e ciiUf-cti o n ot e l n l l i i u g fo r llu- j R ender South S elf-S ustaining American a t te n tio n is .directed t h a t III, c i t i e s French and Belgians, left so destitute *' toli-iil "f seh lu d s. Mr (i W S p e n - j at .) arlxNOh \ 1 11•• stilt* We now need th e fa rm er to re•'The |)o»sibiliiy of the loss of a n , by, the ravages of xvar. Just, fanry! chiefly at t h e front in Lorraine, where' there are trolley cars, a u to s .. ^ v »er, member of th e local hoard of! entire carload of fruit where sam ples . alize t h a t if. he can increase his ((light not 1(1 he M-err 'along the car j T o h a v e 'a pair of shfii-s h a lf-soled in w here the Am ericans are .under tire trustges and P rincipal J. F. M c K in ­ 1 fail to pass the arid tests pi th e i n - ' production of cOpi and tnear. and. non. • tracks. When, Jr« lieys can hr used, ! Belgium cost* eigli? dollars! And so from the fyrtress -of Metz and are I selectors, doubtless w ill make m any | w here possible, groxv enough wheat m aking ready for a whv use .the car and the gasoline? I m any good shoes are sent to our a p p a re n tly Dr.. Brownlee, panfor nf tliu I’res- l*ruurrM careful to }see <CI* th a t their for his own ennsum ption. as.xxi drive against t h e Kricmhild line, In country places, if the churrli ‘ rummage-sales and s-rtld for fivp nnd I’> ti rmn chiiri'h, eon ducted the devo- fruit* is capable of passing tiie acid as his production of co tto n , he will ten rents a pair Let us all rirt out to which th e G erm ans withdrew uoiijl exercises at the G ra m m a r tests, and is otherw ise ca p ab le of not only he increasing our nptibnal ggoing calls for gi.soline, use il 'apa ; the rum m age sales and give our their sh attere d • columns from St. sMionl and a d d r is s e d the school. complying with the law iii e very supply of food, hut will render tin­ It is a m att) r of conscience, as | M-i-oiid hand garm ents to these poor MiHicI salient. M r- D ic k e n so n . P rin c ip a l, a l s o s p o k i smith self-sustaining in its food siuff- M ayor I )u vison | ul ■ it. C omic 1 ri-b|i«Mt I brothers and 'i s i r r of ours across ' i ffi*' pupil*. - 'Wle cm-IH-i-s lit Hie ; Along this front American forces * xmir car In- the seas. G a rm en ts for men. women, i-ralled m id lest has been **'' * dl lie feeding his own fa , I m r e b. Inii d o n i b _T»" Tninar) schools were simple ilLui, ; proven to he the only accu ra te index bands, and contributing to the feed- M-e„ running a fte r the mail.* »r h e r e ' children and babies are e’arnestly are on the threshold of Germ any. interesting, a d a p te d to. th " „| i Ti " " m a tu rity of fruit, some fruit , *'•« uf l,,t’ ‘'.calily in which li e lives. «r,d there before and after Bring I solietcd Underwear hats, and caps T in-V ictory of G e n . ' Pershing's men the pllplls. 'bus had m ore then u merely local being sufficiently m ature for hum an 'h e reb y making the*sm ith independ- the family tk S u n d ay Sehool. e h u rrh isoftj out-aide g a rm e n ts, shoes, _ At each of thr; buildings were co n su m p tio n while thd rind is still j 1’" 1 in ,m " 1 s t u » '‘' ,,l! w,l‘ h «*vo Christiun E n d e a v o r and park jour hlunkcts, . sheets- pillow-slips, bed- effect. Germ an lines to the southeast;, have been weakened by the terrific . -----------—it-------------........... — sp—o r- car near t h e . c h u r c h if you can. ft many visitors, p are n ts and friends of green and other varieties .being enorm ously relieved* -our tran ticks and mufflers. Good s to u t m a­ the srhoifls. wholly unfit fur h u m a n consum ptibn th a t t h a t , portion will be a good advertisem ent of the terial is required for h ard wear. blow dealt ulopg life heights of the The sehool<r ha're* opened auspici­ for a while d ftc r th e shin has yellow*»'e ‘P roducts of th e no rth ern p o p u la rity of religion, and y o u r Flimsy materials or gaudy ('({hiring, Mease, while t o - Hie northw est theG erm ans are forced to a d a p t them* ously ;md th e outlook is b ri g h t for ()j farm er heretofore tra n s p o r te d to special brand of it. hull-dresses, high-heeled slippers, • , , * the S outh c a n -g o for expmV to' our selves to the new menace which has i> prosperous school year. , Our y o u n try needs more church stiff hats, straw huts, dress hats, T he inspecting force this year c b n - , a n d lh e Alli,.8tak en from th e m the cornerstone of going, more religion, not less. P ra y ­ hooks, toys soaps or toilet articles gists of John T. Lewis, \Vill;ston;j ' Hieir positions to th e east of Verdun- • Second 'W ar Fund. Pledges Reid Robson, I,akeland, B. \f. R a y -[ I realize keenly th u t with the er is a power, as much us a m m u n i­ must not he sent. Woolen ^goods of Our G overnm ent realizes what-ao-ever -kind are acceptable. H a v i n g , re tu rn e d to the city * sor, Lowell, and C. .K. John sto n , | decrease in labor, due to th e druft tion. S p e a k in g unofficially in London to­ '‘ ill appreciate th e favor if all thus*? Deland. They were recently called for in dustrial and w as purposes, the these facts. . A nything th a t h u rts M ending is not nccCsHury or need the d ay , A. J. Balfour',, the British " ho ms? in a r r e a r s , on their \Y ur intir conference with th e a tto rn e y - farm er is greatly han d ica p p ed , yet c h u rch ' a tte n d a n c e hurts our cause garm e n ts he in perfect condition. foreign secretary, declared he did not Fund Pledges will remit to me at gcncrnl by Governor C utts, und it - u little e x tra effort und a little extra al home and a b ro a d . A hundred th ousand destitu te see th e slightest hope- thut a real . once. Wr have 'been in structed tty is said willmake a most active c a m - j en d e av o r qn the p a rt of each and If you can hitch the horse or mule women .fin the occupied^ regions ure peace could come from the latest have all pledges cancelled by Oct. 1 paign for the full enforcement of the livery one of us is a service and a to th e buggy or surrej', why, of eager to earn a small livlihood re- A ustrian -peace -note. T h e note has 1sacrifice far less th a n we a r e -a s k in g c o u r s e r y o u ’II I h r t h n t . ' a n d 'tlie n add pairing gift clothing und itinking new n o t y e f been received formally in •"it many have m ade no p a y m e n ts law during the coming season. jsacriti at a l f its yet and others are behind. from - our hoys in t h e trenches. to your church going un additional g urm ents ad a p te d to needs with an y of the allied capitals und no trip without criticism. Hoof it if which they a n ' familiar. oltlriul com m ent on it hus been made Unless all pledged money is col* Red C ross Colloquy * Cultivate G a r d e n s . you can readily do so; and then ’ locted, there will come a drive soon­ Send your c a st off clothing to the R eports from enem y sources are th a t M a r y —Say Rob, w hat is going to Even in the south, our railway er than we expect. As tw enty-five happen on O c t.*2, a t • the P resby- 1s y s te m is overtaxed in handling, our y o u ’ll appreciate .th e cfLrch ser­ Red Cross h e a d q u a r te r s in the I’jco the note was issued nt the com m and vice perhaps all th e more. . l*er cent of m oney collected re tu rn s building. a " Do nu t send umhiY-llns of the A ustrian em peror und with­ terinn ch ru ch ?"’ * Arm y und our wnr m aterials, and R u t —come to church. D o n ’t and parsols.” out consultation with Germ any. to the C hapter treasury, it obviates’ B o b —“ Don’t you Itnow? W hy the tru n s p o rtu tio n of food stuffa waste oil ull th e week and then when the continual sm all efforts to rnise Leaders of th e Germnn relshstag Over there our u n fo r tu n a te friends d o n ’t you read the H erald? You'd nnd co tto n to th e consuming sunday comes talk sucntimonloualy money for war Work and there-by are reported to be Ui^cussin'it it. find out then. It is going to he the centers und to the Allies has become about the wrong of using the cur. are wearing g a rm e n ts fashioned from reduces not only th e labor of u de­ While A u s triu -H u n g a ry was pre­ Annual Business M e ltin g of Sem inole one of th e - most difficult problems flour sacks, old blankets, sheets and , M. II. Massey voted few hut elim inates the an n o y ­ paring her n o te to the belligerent t h a t we have to confront... 't a b l e c l o th s which h av e now utmost E. D. Brownlfe " ’ ance to the people at large. Give as C o u n ty C h a p te r." nntions proposing th a t they meet in disappeared and shoes m ade from B o b —" Y ou are a m em ber, nin’t There is of necessity n decrease C. D e W. Rrowcr generously as you can when these scraps of c a rp et and peat sacks. For unofficial discussion of peace term s you? Weil you have a vote to cast in o ur agriculture labor. If th e peo­ J. P. H ilhurn drives come jind then ‘fulfill y o u r bedding, sacks stuffed with dry in a neutral co u n try , G e tm any was . In th e election of ofllclers and b e ­ ple of o u r towns and vil|iiges who promises faithfully. ~ . m aking ready to m ake a n o th er offer sides there will he reports of the have th e o p p o rtu n ity to do so can The acreage in sugar cane in leaves or irtdss serve for matresses. of srp u rn te peace to Belgium. It is All those whose pledges are still y ears’ work. D on’t you w ant to u n d e r ta k e th e cultivation of gardens Duval county will he greatly inT h e drive will h r from Monday unpaid on Oct. 1. will receive a an nounced th a t thu Belgian- gov­ hear what the ( h a p te r has done? , n their extra hours, we will have to M onday. T ry and Ii rill something creased ncxi year und it m-mi-mi notice to th at effect. It ' has not ern m e n t . has been approached with been my policy to send out collectors Even if you did nothing yourself? m aterially contributed to th e total certain th a t severul up-to-date syrup to send. a propqsal th at if she wijl remain M ary — "Guess I'll go. W hat tim e labor em ployed to increese our pro­ plunts will he established in Duval believi-ing th at th e people, of Sunneu tra l during the rem ainder of the ' ductlon.* For these reasons, us 'never countj'. A great m any farmers will Card of T h an k s. ford would cancel th e ir ’ pledges Bob?. war, G erm any, is ready to withdraw Boh —7:30 P. M. So long, d o n ’t before, every town village ai^d ham - plant from one t o tw o acres of wheat " ith o u t reminder, for the care und T o those who were so' kind to to th e frontiers which were violated___ j ^ r ge t ^ - 1av 11, ai a am a . . . . .. i _ ,.. — i _,. i.. _ lct that h» » »crap of availabh. ih]s_ifljljLguiytUk-agi:d can be ■ abr. -Bur-Inted-oni^n^rrilhmtrwrT^Tisr comfort of our hoys over, there. Will TrTAugust, ft is affirmed froifi •prodiicTive iciwT11nf IHit land In n ,1 Tor ■_ ___ Ii !... • * cultivation? tained. yon ' not rem em ber th at SeminTIIe who sent such beautiful floral of­ Berlin th a t A ustria .acted dn its The banks of Leon county arc o n - ; " hou,<l patroltically resolve to make County men an d boys are now on ferings and in m an y ways* exempli­ own initiative in sending out- its couraging the pig club m ovem ent by , l i'c family u n it as nearly self-supHie battle front? T h e harvesting of ’ p eanuts in fied th e C hristian c h a ra c te r in -nur peace proposals,_ bu t th e offer of Mrs. Deane T u rn e r. furnishing tjic boys of th e pig clubs ( p o rtin g as possible Gadscn 'c o u n ty is well under way feccnf b e reav e m e n t we wjsh to ex­ G e rm an y ' t o Belgium points to W a r Fund T reasu re r. money with which to py pigs. T h e | T h e m a t t e r is one to which we now a n d th e crop is showing up well. press our heartfelt th an k s. *jw hat muy be said to be more th a n boys are taking gre at interest in - t h e ca n n o t a t t a c h too much im portance, One farm er n ea r Grecnsbo/o, thinks Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connelly a coincidence a n d probably a des­ F aithfully yours, . C om e out to th e Annual Business work Jind splendid re su lts are b o u n d . he. will gi‘t a yield of 75 bushels per , * Mrs. H. B. Connelly p e rate "peace offensive" is now well to follow. * . • j • J. W. Hallowed ■ • °f Bemino.c C o u n t y - Chapter. acre. ' . M r. und M r s . T . W . . G e tie n tinder way. * ., * 4 H i — -- I • ,*;| �SEPTEMBER 20, i9jg THE SANTORO HERALD- PAGE EIGHT M onday, Sept. 23 rd, and Tuesday, Sept. 24th. Am bassador Jam es W. Gerard M atinee at 3:30 each day^ T his picture is true and authentic and is based on facts and will give you som e in sid e inform a• . • : . . • •• . . . . n the* G erm an-A m erican S itu ation that you perhaps did not k n o w .. Prices total 25c and 55c ’ Evening: at 8 O ’clock. * * > prophecy-of <Jie err it English w riter y c u t uwny RED CROSS M E E T I N G hie* been discounted j n a n y time*. if the rasp .Is w**-d. i>uly monil atnouht j Thv Third Friday of every The comparatively- ancient 5c?tt»- I* rut away nt a time nnd the foot can . month will be a business ment* of the lntttan* around Tu!*.» and meeting-of the Red Cross, throughout the s ta te are .full of in- AN OKLAHOMA OIL WELL a X ,*a: 4A ) For Saief-^One B ab y G rand Chev terest. The footprints of the Indian PROFIT IN SHEEP BUSINESS ■ot a u to . H . G. DiOterich. •;*;[ ai Wyman’s Club on Oak have been obliterates! by the march Avenue, at 2:30 p. m.*. . . . ! F o rd T ru c k . Fine s h ap e . tiSff.QO of modern prpgre**. but hi* nhme ling­ Moit S«n*ibie Way for Ary Farmer la sem inole C o u n ty G a rage. tf-it er* Where he formerly had his terr­ to Begin cn Small-Scale a n d -~ ed Villases or w!|twam abode*, rltlfs G ra d u ally In cre a ie , i-hare been built and town* laid out. Hi* hunting ground* on thf Arkatf*’* have been converted into rich an! producti'e fxrrtx* • Alfalfa ha« taV-m For Sale— Sow* with . ; g- or the place of prairie gra*#. -and domV*i ; shout*. Good Duroc Jersey rttek. tic cattle crate itf former haunt* of tb* j Inquire Rex'Packard. Wei: side. wild bca*E 7 „ . Albever Oklahoma pro«perou« town* . and cltlr* have been bull!—7 hre. v— laid out along modern lino* of • High.Yietd From Legtrs-fl*. building *r.J their people are er.to* • Tl-e p- !i try deportment nf the I'ni* prising and patriotic Tulsa hold* v**r>!\v of Arbt r •> 1, >»■<*• , flr*t.pl#£e among Oklahoma.-cities for Leghorn* with nil nvoraco * c: prydne* •enterpri#e and progress. The. city flon of 22D.0 eggs per hen. The 1otvV«t h*« crown more. In' the past ten yc.tr* lYcord for n:i Individual hen Is 210 * All Local Advertisement* Under than any other city in the jreat sent! ..­ -»aJ the Msh-*«t i« h’<l This Heading THREE CENTS a .w e*; It *.» amplv able to care f>r t WANTED Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 2.1 Cents. .That Golden Tcmorrew. It is easy to U-li«-te in that £• * i ^• vS i rS y r* : / r*1 %v ^ •. u V --rv i.;, ‘c *^ - ., v*. ** 4a . 4 ft —. . CLASSIFIED AD VER TISIN G U . C . V . HONORS T U LSA G IR L FOR RENT .WRITER M ADE G L O W IN G D IC T IO N PRE\>:rr»t* t*».v titoc wl" be b#i.t ' - • year a: Tui*a The date* ot the. re union are September 14 if Inclusive, or tome ten day* earlier In the tat! than '.he date* ujk* which lmr.c .wrote h'.* appreciation of the »»!'*< cf 'he. Arkansas Yss'.tcr* to th* ~e u n io n w in hue * r . o p p o - t u n it v : - * 2k - i rr. to e r- Thrk-e neatly furr. i*hed curk. err.ir. * o* •SIC 4 • rr.uf t • E N G L IS H *»• •1 GREAT c»t.t F— Krr: - F au.* rv-om , . . Fa**. aver ue # -* . • - : r g aiie* v• * / * S U P E R IO R Com One a i the beauty ♦pv't* around TV:** !* Trrtag Circle or the* crrtl of a ’ridge north of the* city - no« t**ut» r.ftbd by har.dhcire re*.iieroe* V rsonumqc: ha* ben erected there c.'tt tnemorai-ng the ».lit and prophecy of Washington Irvins made mere than sagkty year* ago The idea » u or.c tnated and carried out by W Tate Brady chairman of the General Oeamtttee cf the Confederate reunion or pan.mi ton In the meantime the FO R •tap. per U. L A Y IN G and Meat S c - a fii^ W iil Proc S a tisfa c to ry Egg Y ield — T eat at O h le S tat an. . Hem* fed on Corn and moat «rr*r* for 1 k»47 ilaj> at the OJuo . x;<rttncnt nation laid an average of*.V7. egg* a fcea. Tb»»*r W a ration of com. w her* r«s*< bran a;>J uwal tcrap {<v*dacaxl tTO egc*. The f«rd o»**t ;-<-r doren e c p ■■-£*• IP pier rrct higher for tiie lot getting the ranery o f‘feeds than for the cv.m and meat scrap lx . iV t . wheat, eatv Iran. o4'.rre*L mid­ dling* and meat «orr.p cs-.nrtttxtevS the ration of one lot that laid 15T pgr* j«er he-r. year. Hem* fe*.l only com and me-at a»raj- laid 123 «-gc* p*cr hen. The cvxrt of feed per dorm *-cc* «w* nearty 4 pw-r cer.t greater in the Vase of the hm* fed the variety ration. FEW HORSES REQUIRE SHOES r . r He r.:-*^ Ten acre farm ' Moore’* Station. Five acre* tii Good large hc-u*e ar.d barr. C Sent. See W. M. Havre* at Her F r r S ale* -A limited .put pu*e *tra m Extra Early B av.er.eid cabbage *<vcd a pe* p o u r 4. r.ot over or.e ha l m r* Si* r* IM .n i i *in . Sewihrra tW»- trlrt a! • *»■!(• *-* .K'L'nit* V.n>«- U t k n r' ir it* i-* rltr O* ;» * 1C.1 O ) el N i ' . i n h * r . a Ik s t i * * ^* *-*—■-! 't* 'r**r f t t*ct.tir-a. i* k'RM’41 .* 1■ i** i *»t t— I t l u . t i n •*t . n :t.i i# 't >ui -i Om t* v A t . * K iv« u i t Citr; . t u t I-?.,— r t , t l i i v : ; . v r it it* 4r~*’ i ' t ■*, i h o ,-* m -*, ! t* ne n i ANNOUNCEMENT 0 1 THKRN SCHOOL O F COM M ERCE . o r OKI 4X1)0. FLORID 4 gtaukiatea. frr*ttd* and jutrern*, tbit the r tnatmetfon parpeuws* ha* been more than that *e\e*a! new tx-^mriter* have beenpvartmen;. giving more machine* pro rata rev. in Forida: that another expert teach* chir.g force, and that everything ha* been reaving, heavy er.rollmtet in a thqrcaigfc* ' • . ' j • - t H - - i 4 v rr » * * i r - T - . * t *v ; i-wtT.fv, t t t i*»t a 4t<«t r - . f r - , \ ; t I i v |a-K.tl ;t .t:*?<*'• a i l *i -*-4 t *t— , r t f-*r* i t 4 »»;» i*k** I vt* tfc.v I t i* i t . U r - r t ) f C 'u r f !*S g g » * *1 r-Uf *».< Sr r*4» After investigation u :s .xwrr.tv, ;n at the genera! public is against the moving picture shoe's or. Sunday, therefore the Star T h eatre will not he open as advertist\i ir, de­ ference to their, wishe-s. Alsso the Star not he xApenexi on Sundays .r. tht future v-e t l » t tfcr « !v*te** t-*a^*w t j t t r I ' d - : * U t » r ( » e v i t at' k l t t t i-*4i 1 rrrtir* «e w k It & ttr* -~0* - I f t f - m n *1 1S**r i ‘ 1S*** s i . v . C O lU S E S OFFEREO: '•horthind. Txp*'wriiing. Book keeping. C lrif Service. S»lr^* ntanship. Ranking. Corporation. Auditing. Etc. . 0 . P. HERNDON Manager Star Theatre \ •• s C II O O L doe rc tmpofiper rare. A horwrY feet *hf old be tr.mmed at )ea*t rverv *ti «r right week*. OLD FALSE TEETH In trimming mow: of the work whculd ly 4 m vrtrh a ra*pv Lf the nipper* are xmed. to* mock erf ES TOOTH SWA 1ALTA na rw£*4*c»ati O I' E S A ll- T H E {EA R SOUTHERN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE ORLANDO, FLORIDy �CURBSTONE CLEANINGS — f o r JT 71* u n t i l t h e a u b ' i T i j - r t i o n H«t*» clciMi.. t>ut t h e i l . a n r c i n r . I f » l f i t h l j r M i i i t h e s t r e e t t h e r e i* a v a rS T .t Ioj W. M. HAYNES, Business M anager l‘ uL lb fct■ & E w y T ur»/J4> 1nd f :r m w\ X (HE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY iii;BW:iin iO *> P U R E IN UM AM K, ONE TEAM............................. ~ ................t 2.no • II M O 't r H H who* u -.ij .j -, |.-!-j hoM -' r»' . r 1 - .i • -at.frtf*; n I > *r e rr, i . Wh U h lit t.i-'w i«c B ill go to iD biriif ar ‘ iiily-tijr.g'ji-ii prom ottr trial Hur.1 .2 1 .7* num w»t right after all.*. . . . . . . . . rHUEE MiiNtlln B L D G ITT o r O P I N I O N " J U S T B E T W E E N YOU \NI> A IK " CONCENTRATE YOUR ENERGIES EVEN TH E GATE PO ST NOT IN IT A < hit-f Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith. ‘ H e’ll Print ’em ” --So S a j * Saiim erer. A nd t h e n t re-re a n L i b e r t y r-iodI all r% To IS a r d U r s j urrp* w h . ' h j o - t at fh;E i g h t * e r t f n r i w - f t v * - t h e ■w o r d i* r i i B i n u In I m i M f Muni Ilf MtAr nl OfBf» l i me s ho u l d •*».•• preeed* ft* I ov$r*a.' Theymust g.p lo r : ft. the ones we other investment* I n fie >arr. ha* ( i Ih k I u s - ru n d ^ Inu Mill Mill. I Xticu.i 27ml i i ’-f f-J t " hold, j been r e sp on s i bl e L>r m u s t - o f trie nig ISM, *t IV I'otts tt.tr u Htnlorl. EUrlrlm l'l» il'r ,V i of M n /fh 2rt), 1*7? Doing their par: until the gfip is wages wh ic h ‘ m a k e i f ' p o s s i b l e f or UtHtfTnJ |n U r O l j bj P u r l r r 17.90 Prr Ybu In id iu rt or finer. t made part of you. Its fulfillm ent w ill s i d e s , h e i»ue* t m b e a u t i f u l l y e n ­ g r a v e d s t o c k c e r t i f i c a t e w h i c h 10 then be a great jo y . •i \V. S. ' ye a rs frAm now are v o-th only t.m In I l i f H.rild Mr-ph-rr s„. i«s workers to !a> aside considerable for a m i n v d h v . W.hv 'not k-nd to..L urie * » __I *» - "rn:, ,* ! M ake th at war *avings pledge you ' 3 m while Lli neea is great, ami he. V» • II I iMl f I'rr Month I the silence of the night give current price of * * * * * a thought to the war savings pledge * W hat does your conscience tel! yo u ? i: T a m l’a W I^ p e r T a m p a “ I ;j «' 1 word. Rem em ber yo u r war savin g s w. s. s. T h e inner self w arns us of the moral danger of not keeping our promise when it is a sacred one like our war savin g s pledge. W. S . S'. ' In your heifer m om ents think of the Hoys who are fighting th at you m a y liv e in a b e tte f world Do your p art...K eep your w ar saving* pledge. W. S. S. - ■ A m erican so ld iers’ in Fra n c e , so m e­ i.herishi. thing w h icif astounds the enem y So lately clu ste re d — ehil and excites- the adm iration of bur ^ our ' knees; • ailit-s, is the cap a city of the A m eri- Is there no w ay to save th em — must can soldiers to do in d ivid u a l th in k -, th ey perish? ir.g and fighting. T h e G erm an fig hts; We have been brave, but oh! to sueessfully only in mass formation, part with these, in organized bodies, w hile j every W renches our heart strin g s; nothing.' A m erican s o ld ie r 'h a s ah in itia tiv e ’ more is left us, and independence of aetiyn which O n ly to wait and hope and pray gives him rem akrabfe ettlciency im l am F striv e ; open fighting. T h e y are snot sense- W isdom <rto see in that w hirl? has less cogs, but each is an in d ivid u al . bereft us. working unit in a great fighting rnaT ak in g them ail -eig h teen to chine -t v .- - — forty-five. -SURPLUS §15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD j? £ WAHT VOUR BUS1HESS. H .R STEVENS C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA 0 L . TA YLO R Ctdiiet Pv#aldMLI R. R. DEAS A ii’l Cithitf TH E B A N K THAT IN SU R ES YOUR DEPOSITS me> From We w ant to sa y to tho*e who have behn aw a y during the sum m er “ We! come H o m e." O ur S u n d a y School showed i marked increase in A ttendance> Su n dav. For Barns, Fences, Out-Houses Le slie H iii is now "O ve r T h e re " . Mr,>~end— M re — E r n e s t K ru p p who went to New V o rk to see him off arrived after he had sailed; they returned to Sanford Sunday night. Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. your future peace of mind FIRST NATIONAL i 5 Tj fi 9 1 m - ft ti ’ Mis* M abel Le e has - vpu»n«d-rtr(r, I" \ ashti In d u strial School ut Thom asulU-tul^.Us^iMAe.'MtcraaiUTgi.'pledge, E v e r y A m erican at home should T h a t sacred pledge yo u , signed last feel an in d iv id u a l resp o n sib ility and Eighteen to fo rty-five, soon they ville. G a ., this is one of the finest No. 379S schools of the state and we ' c o n -; must gather,, Ju ne. M ake it good. L iv e up to it. do his or her part in d ivid u al p a r t * ’ ■Leaving their life work, breaking gratulute M iss L e e on her choice. W. F. S. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE in w inning th<* w ar. T h e re is .not .cherished ties; M r. Robert G o rd o n, wife and P ro ve - to yourself th at you did. an A fnerican citizen who ran not B ro th er and son, th'e husband and children have moved to Sanford not overestim ate vo u r earnings ca- help win the war win the war T h e the father. Gordon from Paducah. K y .. Mr p a rity or your desire to keep yo u r Fo u rth L ib e rty Loan d rive which Laid on .the a lta r of our sacrifice. is em ployed by the A. C. I, Ry.. word when you signed your w ar begins Septem ber J s . offers a great* At Sanford in'llie S late of Florida, at the C lose of B u sin ess on Y e t' we shall |et them go. with W E . Seuggan and children savings pledge. ; opportunity for concerted aption and August 31st. 1918 cherished faces.' N ao m i and W arner, have returneu S > for in d ivid u al action, and th£ loan Hum bly petitioning our God to from West V irginia mi order that the In the comfort of your borne, *'.U be a trem endous success, if each guard ~ » E s (> l It ( E S children may enter school; M r. think of the hoy* "o ver th ere " A m erican will do his or her indivit_ I f •» >| It, . . | I, il-t: ( lu r to-st and bravest through war's tn'-.ssi wi Scoggan iexpected In N ovem ber, -. i. *r i h i, );■ l ’ f.r -r at i . ffave you kept your pledge 'to F e l j , ' ua! I’art a* parh A m erican soldier '1"C ^ 'I'J .(t.llus ft.* i.1* -torrn> places. I_#*tef'11"l:1 * t n -**• .rwi 2''U5 M rs. iiallen tin e of G ain esville, F la f * It I* l-Vp-.i t*- l U> Srcjtr Fir. jriliuf; Utf vVlllU-! support him by investing in war lfl l ranee doe&Mus part. (Jur soldiers »Iua-= ...... .......... *■.710.00 A nd bring them safety to their o! In*lrbt» Jr » a. I ' . t ' l a : , f,!, Slat,Ls visitin g iier sister Mrs. C . A. L -*» H-i.-.d* ani f . savin gs stam ps.? ' ‘ deservit.iiDi;H sU jipofr from the people Great Rew ard. , |h, T • Bill. p«Jit ;. IO.OOIMMI h"rn‘A ndcrsof, W IJ * - » ' O » - • • *-*“ ! 1 , p- • f-M aanpl-1*. UlcTUO (Si Helen Comb*-* w s s. • . Mrs ( F M arshall ha* returned , ’ *» *, *, ^ t Z Tjfr K D O N ’T T R A D E G O O D Ml >N E Y St S of oihrr ,,O0° ft.0OO.OO T H E :,*■om.do MAN FO W L K FU R 1 N K * T h ‘T P 'A •r.* few jo- tide on the ff'iln a visit (n relatives and friends p .r,-u*’ 1*fT-xJ.* JjfnrJjf-1 .j f>* *rr>4‘i l S 7*401*6? Since a r< ■ th'* ifi G eo rg i a, ami han r*'<uni*oi t e a c h * n -r * s n njpUHs«.d i.» m ^ uh p ,*t -xtli ■JTinfl l|*p-e*|t* T h e A m*-ri an B a n k e rs ’ S.I59.3A IHOl Ulst in ■:i Sum ay but 1 noted a . rt . N~r ?Lrrip.«nl > t». n h n »i mrlurfinc Ho k« **fK*I tinpL-algf-ll Ml.779 (M . IS.’ .'I" it.nkiec K *a» tion recently sent broadcast a u'a r n - it is ail thf- more n<*reH.Hary uh«it the on** »»r t ’An ah d u n less they had . a inip her » ■ in the Ifegtnners Dept I 4.IW« '*, 2 V*o») 1% [ ] b .s ................... ipg tiiat peoj» e *h ould not «-Xf hat.ge m**n w L «» a re ex.•mpled fr orn mili- good •xcij t hey will have their of t h e S u n d a y S c h o o l 1 0*00 Lib ert y lu,n i| fi tf se ru ritie * if Uti- t a ry <1utv •huuld work jh e 1anier narn es (Mil ill, hi*d in this napt­r K m ai iiiw M r, J II ('a b le r i» In ,On- ag ain ‘ " * 'k . •?•* **-* Xmmjrv[I-J. m S-.II,,,.*! u»,ik. Ji.,;! K known aloe T li D j s c id a iif in iHlUi.t* on t he t n*k * (-as*- 111a1 to t he (11.llll- day. '• ' r!‘ j - n )- --n l i s . i o n i s t| TruTh.* V nh ould’ aim ha V( their a l t e r a s h o r t *tsj> a! t h e s e a s h o r e nifirtii*-* f th*r 1ti«ri |nI. : ! .< I t. - n . 11. I t „• IV. 77'. -*e nut that m a n y w a g e e a r n e r s a r e ' a t d d tenance of the arm y in the held.* cars painted-yellow for they are y e l­ Mr* E d Putnam and son George m s k* in of fir f f U n k - in Tb- - i ' r r r l f y 'i* } ^(t »?i n- Krpof Ur g lUfA A m erican must engage ki low when they operate their cars on after some time spent in A lah am a. T- •\ f f«#- rr, ^ * \ | l#W J ” 4rilj in b e c a u s e of h i g h p a y in arany l i n e s of E v e ry |n H IM I s | <h. A* -n ffank* !>■*•»** f iiut-ifji <f ( : % ' 7 »s • ' It. p,.r lr>* llar.V »r.,l * I r* * a*jEt UflT * work, to buy stocks and bonds (or ', " rr‘'' *'*rt " f |-rodu*tive labor T h e Su n day in jo y riding without a have returned home i •*( ' |i-1 n r-jn 1 » il* I ' T-1J1 ||i-„ 11: '*» r* I s- T'-•■urr-f, the first time in their lives It is governerrint has indicated the cm- good arid sufficient excuse Miss Helen “ Shelton is the -'V Tu-»! * pluym cnLs that are essential, and the obvious that penions who never have ffiji/ti. n teacher of the first G rade Girts in given more than casual attention t o ’ governm ent has taken over the task * W alt M ason s a y s 1 the Ju n io r D epartm ent. A fine class .stork rn M .e t quotations- of. sto ck? t of assigning men t>* jobs.. l see tfie slackers every d ay; I al- anu un excellent teacher. U . U I U T I K S - . , jCtpiUlSl+V f**i t is i you on' are not justified in accepting pro-! T h e fu ll man power of A m erica w ays find them in my w ay. And ■ u ■ * tj-1 1 * -,r Mrs. T v tl.- i i u v t r . . c a l l e d -r P-Ti », . i I’nni' i'*M ------- fferir nf-ntorkx a t- th e ir faCF^valurtr 1riiu.xLbrTnttstFiLln this war. a rirn n ie " mos -dC'TTi etn, wi t h liihgs e n d o w e d , ’ Longwnori H.'ffis f|J S undaym orningonac^oun i..^ i . Ir.tl re.1 Jf..| r*'.- ( ,.-i t,:*i tj (.6X5. SS T h e n * are hundreds of bona fide or in tiie fii-id.-Nu halfw ay measure of lo yalty are talkin g loud. T h e y account of the illhess of her aunt,- ' n w l l(* f f ' “ l ' If T»le \ffuf, 1 3.',oie) Amount • •1> »It* * - r i - •.l .fer ■ i all if jntwre-l , iei e \r - u f —l ; '.oe w securities which offer perfectly safe *'*1 serve, file man w h<> loafs On his gave tw o .b its to win the fight; they H a rd n way _________ ,___ « ir-uUtif # -■ V»LlUr.UUit - s.ra .g> I Tr°LvI'T’J3t iJTgI TJII - •Vihjtalt 1— J n V M im tn t G r "w urktra prufiu’ng L y A ’b. w i .-rhTo^t mr dfrm Jxvcnrm rm *Tt- r a r ~CD ftr~tf£M ' ih ile a d uf 1 WHtEI"!' r y.TrrxTT M r* I MY T-aw-oi T7itIP ii-n i * . 1 O' • m. the high w agi- tide which at j ■ r• - w i rb t h e - u p p e . iiig >■( tli> e n e m y or I hc\ walked a mili- in *omi* parade, 711"> secretary of the E u zehan GIa*s. ^ I l * ' ' * * * wtit is sweeping the country Hut not i* aiding tin- enemy An in differ­ arid helped to bay pink le noitiade ' 1> - • M ■■ ■ I ................ . , j. , ha>. relurm-U (roil fu r vacation and ■I \If. Il.r , > 1 on the (o rifn iry, the profiteer* ■<( ent worker throw-, a burden upon Th*-> talk and talk of what tfie yv e s Mffjl ' . | [ -, j, ,, . ,,Ih, . , „ nk s , , resumed her duties with the class. 7 .1*1 some one else. I., lii-.fvf, done to ean tires oe the turgid. these war time* are tn>i all ^confined I rn .», Ji, aa. 39. tu *nd u * 7S 1.250.01 i We are rejoiced to have Mrd. K e n t T h e real patriot in these days 1r hut never pause on hour to view the il in big businwis. Muahrppm syn diOihff Tiirt* IhpfPiif 220.361 «( R o a s R t e r 'with us again, aft hr se v ­ Tot*to( n-KF (Npa-Ii. Sulijrft in Rr., f i , veatea are springing up over night the man who sticks full tim e at his m any things th ey do not do. sn. 17. n i l a n d .IS 323.502.21 W ..-MS b-po-it Acmunt eral months absence in Georgia. I 1.232(5 near the centers of war in d u stry task.', w hatever it is. He may Rill* !. w-irh )V.i,.fa! f t . , , , i.. Jt*riX lo 0<*i 00 Miss Georgia W alker was received and m any thousands of dollars are have a desire to get into the fight and V. her, tip- year began in M arch T-.iwt j.; 71 ills 11 R.-'j making quick trsn -itn u i fjom j>ay yet l,e held at home be fam ily lies, thi* was the seventh of its months into the church last Sunday as a i i,u«, , b '.lira* t? - -e f'etirrml II. II 1*1*07 lUnk candidate for baptism she i* one of > envelopes to the pocket* of un- or by assignment or by soma other and was properly* termed "Septem faithful Su n d a y School att s i v j » '' ( M it llo i M A H i>l m: miv ctiu scrupulous trade vam pire*. . form of serviee, or by rexcin of years Ji,-r Hy the eofnmetieernenl of the our I! t W l| ITV I l! r ., sin. I ■ I Un * 1*-mri'y ihai "I . i ntl t l i t t l e Mr af. I Mr* lb Ks al'ol Extravag an t claim * for large re- He can i otitribute to the victo ry. v*.ir :wo month-, earlier tin- name • .f H ) VVHITM.fl ' i ■t . ■ '» i . i » ■ i . • , . . . now liiooine In appropriate. a* d a u g f t l ■ l u r e s from *mail investm ent should M '■ert Index*, -by .loing whatever he |, ^I a no. . p e n t ! S u n d a y Aflr«f. ray ryf w | S. O (’ha*** I.M IU : II I'llLTH. :lr o( them selves convince prospective ha* to do, tu the utmost of his is likewise the ease with its three ip Sanford and attended our evenL V lirunil#*)' Mv i umtr.i-’t *n KtDi •-» .,..1 strength and hi* ab ility T h e man following indnihx K. pv Fitn t i-f Our anci-.stors irig servir.-s Mr Heck* is a repreinvestors t Hal something i* wrong I HfTTX I Mon at' sent a liv e of the S ta n d a rd Oil Go. with the proposition. T h e novice in at hpme must do the m axim um railed Septem ber “■Gerst or barley m onth, because t h e ^ t n e n i ^ ‘ |an|.h(> ^ ^ chil<|. *atock to re -should rem em ber that the w ork. m ajority «f bond and stock buyers A* the arm y ranks- arc filled with realized the crop. * ren . havt> returned U f W aycroM , Fhe first M onday of Septem ber have purchased . their holdings additional thousands of men who er a pleasant visit with M rs. agtrfcdite-fl b ro k e rs, -T h u parable of remain out of th e ’ uniform - w ill bear i ** i fclebrated as Lab o r D a y . Oplm ger’s riarAnfs. .tfr. a m f Mrs. Septem ber is a month in winch „ , the cow expecting to find greener a heavier a’nd heavier -burden of . - . i l S. J . Rigger*, of enorm enorm ous ous mag magnitude have grass in farther pastures holds good respi/nsibility. T h e y must shoulder event* of it m an fu lly, and with ju st as much occurred.* On the first day. in , .Miss M am ie Jir.k in s and Jno. D . x>f investm ents. W onderful oil fieldsM onday • for Union -in Gn-4-tdand afford siiU-ndid' oppor­ patrio tic /eal* as those who take up 1*70, Louis Napoleon surrendered ; Jin k in s left Sedan, Springs, A la., they kxpect to return tu n ity for the prom otion, concern’s arms and fate the enem y in the *'/ Ufflperor W illiarti at fighting in France. And to the extent which led d irectly to ti,e full of the the latter part .if the week, they tin this, Am erica will bring the-1 em pire and the cstabliahncnt of th e, ^jr j;r j„.||t, \ | a j rH.s a n ,| \ j r || [t the war tA un karly em l. ’ republic. Napoleon abdicted . Stevens were in Jack so n ville M onday T alla iiasset* Record. -• throne the second day. which led p , rft. , tifl|f p]ur>H ,„ r t h ,. y \j C . J. hn H ay to w rite a poem on the dHv(l whjch i;[ , () , ak( >lace nt an "Sp h in x of the Tuileritts," the elos- early date. Announcement j . M rs. Fred W lirn d r wishes to a n -tin g linns’ tidng p articularly— pro Mrs. C a rrie Speer expects to nounre to her friend* and custom ers phetic: that she has her work rooms fixed " T h e people will come to their own leave this week for an extended visit to her daughter M r i N ettie better than ever adding Steam ers at J a s t—Ingram at I'ahokee, F la . It is and E le ctrica l Appliances; ’ ConseGm l is not m ocked fo rever." * expected that a B ap tist C hru ch will quen lly can nufke your hatp look *. * For •; CAPITAL S30.000.00 Hun ■f^Lil I N D I V I D U A L P A R T . '<£UR Some T h e sm all hours of the night have So m * o k ^ rv e n think that' fr> fast ^ chharactenstle thing about the Eighteen to fo rty-vife, the boys we no terror for he* w ho makes good his most s . S. k broken. defeated, crushed f * and 1 backw ard rolled. I n t o , the home *it brings ner pain and so rro w : Parting* to bear -but hope to * keep alive; Fear to subdue, and courage new to • „ . borrow . Fo young— eighteen**} steadfast • . . ‘ fo rty-iiye The P . iv.i bolike }r.u:■” man w!r«• 1 j - a hu-iacss l*ut flops nut put a.' Iu> liiv.t- 1 n h . !b> mot' have a liuie activities and^seattei; "Ur rtierpies ar.ci tin each partly. C oncentrate your thought on one *irv ar.fi make* that one line pay bijr returns. Save your money '* r r?ne business anri concentrati on th at one business. Outside of honesty concentration i- the l*est secret <f success. BANK g i!!H IIU IIIIIIIIIIII!llll|||||!||||||||||||||^ | First Fall Showing Latest Imported Models in High Grade IVIillinery Rubber Wednesday, September 25th i M ade accurately and quickly. Our orders are delivered in five to six I days^after receipt. M any styles of type to choose from. % Let us have your or­ ders for stamps, -stam p pads and stam p pad inks. 148 Sanford, Florida like new at u very sm all cost. j* T h e man who fails to obey the ..VtisS- E lv ir a Caxtur. w h o .h a a -b a « » -fomi jln i| fut>l aifd other government w ith^ us tiie past three seasons con- regulation* nine tim es’ out of ten will tinuex in charge of our work room, ,b e the man who refuses to give to Vith three competent assistants.the Red Cross, Y . M . C . A... refuse* We will he more than .glad to see to buy bonds and saving stam ps anti any of our Sanford friends or re-- has none of kin in th e.w a r and does ceive mail orders. • . not care anything about the war. G et out your old O strich, as it And we should paint these scounis very strong this season. We firels yellow and ride them out of o zitan U ed ^ th ep ^ M aln-ady "there are some tw en ty or more B aptists there, and M rs. Speer will be of m aterial assistance in getting the new chrurh and S u n d a y School, started. A s u su a l o u r m o tto w ill be S l i g h t l y 'M i x e d . Airs. Mi A—There was a time when you minded what I *..b|. |,ut nmv It’s g Satisfaction Guaranteed clean, dye and curl same at reasonable proes. . Ili'fnn purchasing th e daughter'a selloel dresses, suits, and I coat*, see the immense line we 4 re carrylng. Mats. Dresses, ( oat Suits and Colirs are arriving daily. | „ * n | r|c, not case how h'gh they llkr water <>n a (luck’sbuck—In at one may In- in Sanford nycigty, or what 1‘nr and out at tin- oitn-r. their' names may be or whose child t l m y .m u y be. Some of the promiTime'* Balance. m-nt citizens are as bad a* the least 1 hlngs have a way of huliinclng known anti these higli^ bred skunks themselves In iliis World. For In have added to our line of m illln- are the buy* w L . a a i i L to J i uula-* You stance,- iu w inter snow rmticir thnvii,tr y several inanufactureA ■ ?7| ic | can hear them making all kinds uf end In summer Ice "goes up. .Spanish Influenza now prevalent throughout the state Is a very disagreeable disease. Recipe , 1HI H has rapidly curetj^ several , cases here.. Fo r sale at all good r | druggist*. 8 - lt c / • rucks about the Su n day law and ! the. food law a n d . the draft law. \?hen yeni hear them again report them to the C o u n cil of Defense nnd , have tiiem pliu-ed wljeft* they belong. i T h is town lias kowtowed too long !t o ro yalty, anyhow. *4I» A Solace to P r id e ,. •'You have made eomo powerful euomlea." " T h a t’s nil right." replied Sen­ ator Sorghum. “ In so doing I have at least demonstrated that I couldn’t bq whipped by the lltila fellowa." - Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results * • %_ , * • • i .• -j 11 �S E PT E M B E R '17, 1918 THE SANFORD HERALD PACE t Princeton University. Vivian Ims council having jrdtfghhred F a t 4 f o r Rent T en acre farm nenr m ade cnnti in aviation a n d will , a c t i o n ‘of Augujil R'tl. in passing a n ' Terrion.. and one ™ „z 4-Uome Spit?. J ’oudle, ,\f.lore's S t a t i o n . ' Five acres tiled. soon l«. flying over the G erm an !mr ordinance W l^pesduy of Iasi week Mrs. G. C. McDnugnl. Celery AW Good large house a n d barn. Cash Kot-ne'Ahere in Europe. ’ s u b m ittin g full suffrage to | h e vol>-‘J tc rent: See V , M- Ifaypes at Herald •Mr. ami Mrs. Orfin Stetislrnm *'rs HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST.IN AND . in n d f H a le A Look al the Derby p ro ­ Office, ‘ have returned 11> Sanford and will AROUND SANFORD perty. Pin Laurel Avenue, Sanford, b*‘ l he gin sis o f Mr. an d Mrs. fo r Kent F u rn is h ’ d lt<urns by Day, Week m ake an an offer offer for to A.A. „or Leslie Bryan fur a -few weeks. Mr. e\y weeks. Mr. T w o ap a rtm en ts over 10 Cent !Fin:, 1,1 ’ and !,,H l,nuke for itit to r M a l, 105 Moonntht h— —P;:rk Turk aavveennuuee HFlat. 105 d ’lyengage in Store. Cool, nice rooms with front *r " ashinglon Avenue, Oil N o rth Park avenue, over L. It. I’liilR e d Cross meeting O c t.- 2, P res­ her marriage was Miss Hazel Grew ^leitstrom " ill probably business In Sa'nTord and m ake tJiisp o r c h . . Four rooms 515,00 per U t - ' a ‘ a j____________ 111 ips & Co. drag s to re Mrs. C. C. byterian church a t 7:30, P. M. ‘of t h i s ‘ city, d a u g h te r of Mr. and eitv his future Imme. m Figld mrrmms $30 per per mmonth. onth. Mrs. L. Crow. m onth. onth. Fight om s $30 For.Sale-Seed Irish PPotatoes $! ()0—U“ rrt, t - manager, Manager. 30-tf For.Sale-Seed Irish otatoes $!. Oh-0 " \\ ns li. De Rua.se t t of Wilmington Mr. and Mrs. .1. D Hall have N. H Garner. I-lfc per bushel. I). K. Hrissun. T -ttc. Miss M ary M et‘lung wlm has been »; is stopping at the Gables. * ------- — -■ — th e guest of her sister. Mrs.‘ Dingee received tlje intelligence th a t t h e i r ’ For Wood and heavy hauling sOC eldest son has sailed for France. T h e peanut crop in W ashington *’:i' r *!,rRf> mules for sale. E. left S a tu rd a y for her home in' Dune­ He |s vs^h tlK' aviation corps being c o u n ty is largesr th a n last year, a n d * ur^ 11G eneva, H a. 7-tfr. Murrell, or phone 378. •iS-tf, din, Florida. an • expert m achine gun o p e ra to r : is now Jjoing harvested. A ' carload Red Cross m eeting (Jet. 2, I’resFor Rent 'C o tta g e oh Magnolia M AAGUR.UU D cOtto ue udose u w oofi .M uK t .R n 'S i , Won­ » o n . j um i that he will give a good a c c o u n t , of n.|\y •. 'p ik ers w pickers was unloaded at and Eleventh St.. .$8.00 per m onth. hvtyrian church lit 7:30 Pi M. derful erfu) Medicine cures cohe in h o r s e s , of hjmattlf goes without saying. * [Chi'pley last week. 1Phis' crop is lookApply Crown P a p e r Co. J G-3tp tirrin S tc n strn m h a s ncce|ited a like* i t^m aglc. Ggt it a t X . R. ljhdips; Mr iiml Henry Wight -have f ing exceptionally go good ami u bum per position with M cC uller Grocery Co. For Sale One Baby G rand Chev, .received ........ - ................................ ............. .. . ...... MMa n y farm ers who / * , word *th at their son Fred . i* expected.1 'P ___ _ _ ...L 1 . 1 Red Cross meeting Oet. 2, PresMrs. Herbert T u rn e r who has I r . w ight has a rriv .p l safely o v e rs e a s . <mve Imretogore grown p eanuts for 'alrul auto. H. (!. Dielefieh. G-tf bvtemui church al 7:30, P. M. spending the su m m er with her bus- p n .,| j* j„ ( |IP T a n k Corps, ami it, hog-feee only will harvest their enGRAPEFRUIT Ford T n ie k . Fine shape. $350.00' All the C ity and C o u n ty School band a t Camp Wheeler returned is not known whether he has arriv ed , Hre crop this year, buy hack tin Seminole C o u n ty Garage, G-4le > books at Mobleys D ru g Stqre, G-tfc home Sunday, - j i n England for fu rth e r train in g or peanut meal to f a t t e n , their luigs \ , cpm e out to the A n n u a l Business Mrs. Peel man of Jacksonville, th a t he Was sent direct to F rance. and will -use self-feeders. For Sale —Old newspapers at the Meeting of Seminole C o u n ty C h a p t­ Flu.. Cor. Secretary of the W. M. U . , M r. J. K. Downing. S ecretary I Herald Office. 5-tf is huldnig classes a t the B a p tis t, nf t he S tate T ax Commission, who j W a n ts -S u n d a y Hide er. - For Sjile—X limited qua itity of turch every afternoon. -has been spending a few weeks w ith T o Editor Herald: Mrs. Archie B e tts en te rta in e d th e pure strain E x tr a Early ’ • Jersey T ry Mogruder’s L I Ml M E N T for his sister, Mrs. Alex. Uatighan, S H there is an ything we befieve Guild Moriday at her home on Wakefield cabbage seed nt $8.00 all lam eness nnd rh e u m a tis m — in has recovered from a severe a t t a c k ] *n more than patriotism.-nt is re­ Palmetto A VC.per pound, not over one half pound Come out to the Annmdrdhitiness hjaqga- a n d . h u man,-. O r t it a t L.. R. el Spanish Influenza and expects bgion b u t this business of no gas will 'be shipped any single party. Tues-2-tf putiotism to return to Tallahassee on T h u r s ­ on Sunday gives th e .Meeting of Seminole C o u n ty C hap Philips Si Co.^ Let us have y our early orders. hypercritic a chance to shine to he daythe 19th. Miss Mildred B urdick, who has ter. P revail & Co,, Seville, Fin. 5-tf T he opening of the schools ami sure the man who works six days a > A com plete stock of School Sup.- been th e attractive guest of Mrs. week over-time throw n in spemlFor Suit* of K e n t —Piano in excel plies and School books at Mobleys Earl Burdick returned to her home the new families coming in a n d thy m any new teachers make t h i n g s !l o o k ! be cait spare- nnd then some lent condition. 20G Elm avenue. at D a y to n a , Friday afternoon. 'Drug Store ____ G-tfc for Bonds. Red Cros* and Y. M. C. 5-8tc • Several je u r s ago. .Miss Pauline G ordon of Kingstree lively in the city this week an d p re­ Mrs. Earl Burdick, Miss Mildred A. work. Wearing a tired weary sage the canting of the fall am i win­ S. C. arrived S a tu rd a y and is s to p ­ lltr Floritla C itnis KxBurdick a n d Mr. J. S tum p rt'rn o to red smile home to the overworked wife J For Side— Sows with pigs, or ping ' a t the Gables. Miss Gordon te r season with the stores ta k in g on to Daytona Friday. the laundress “Hontj*. Good Duroc Jersey stock. who has dismissed cliattge secured expert is one of the teachers at the High new life ami n e w business opening J II. C rone of Virginht is spend­ their only help, th a t she m ight loquire Hex P ack a rd , West Side. up along all lin es.1 School. opinions on the footj . 4-tfc ing some tim e here on business. He work in the fields. -Then Sumlne — Mr. ami M rs. H enry "Wight, Miss Dr. D. C. W ard, O steopath! ami health values of L a guest a t the Gables. comes there lasr pleasure a ridy For Sale — S traw berry plants. Physician. First N ational Bank Sarah and M aster T hom as a n d Mrs.. through (he country is forbidden If you need stove, w ood phone me. citrus frujts and wideBldg., Phone 330-W . Tuesday, K irtland have re tu rn ed Irom Cairo, th em . T h ey meekly say we will do $2.00 per. 1,000 f. o. b. Lake M ary. I can su p p ly y o u / II. C. D’uHosc C. A, Farina. " 4-4tp Georgia where they were called by T h u r s d a y ami S a t u r d a y during Sep­ ' ly advertised these, an y th in g for our hoys B u t - t h e n on 100-tfc te m b e r. ‘ Gt-tf • the serious illness of Mr. W ight's M onday they takb a glance a t th e For Sale— F resh milch fow. R. L This work has been Miss Helen B righam , of Wanseon.^ Mrs. Bart Peterson, who has been hrotherwho died while they were a t t h e m erry throng of iddlers riding by Garrison, Sanford. 93-tf Ohio principal of West Side Primary . so helpful in maintain­ spending the sundner with lier aunt old home. They made the trip in their in swarms and the little maidens is dapping at the Gables. encountering . good ami had roads. " w a n t e d Mrs. Robert -Symea a t her cottage driving up and down the. stree ts ing gootl prices that it Mrs. I. D. Robert^ h as returned a t H arry Peglow, head of the moch- from ten to twenty" times in one. Pablo Beach re tu rn e d home Wanted Lady, for night shift, will he continued anil from an extended visit to Chicago Friday. ] unical d ep a rtm en t of the term in al afternoon nothing in mind but to Depot R estaurant, G, W> Spencer. jr 4 other points of interest. expanded. If you want Mr. and Mrs. L. P. MrCyllerran.i ,,n lht' A C L J “ ‘'kson- to see and be seen, one revolts, S-2tc . As custom ary all School Books L. P. Jr. Arthur Yowell and M r. 'tile is m the city a few days t a k i n g , nothing fair fair about it. Say Bro, to know how your Wanted A few boys between 10 Will In- sold for Cash only at. Mobleys and Mrs. T. P. D e n h am formed a |u np,’lU,li re9t from * 1,19 why can't we arrange so every body fruit may benefit by it, Drug Store. ‘ G-tfc jolly p a r ty camping at Palm Springs i duties in that city. Mr. Peglow is a / a n have a specified am o u n t of joy and 17 for work in printing plant. Apply Crown P aper Co., Sanford, former Sanford resident and h i s ) gass and use -it when he sees tit? Mrs, Gilmore of \Yaycross spent last week. write to the Florida 6-tc m any friends are glad to see him j Hope sumo one in a u th o rity m ay Fla. last week very p le a s a n tly as the For Sals or Exchange * Yacht again Citrus Exchange, Tam­ t his as w'e do. giu-t of \ l r s . I l l Koberts. com pletely equipped, 36 1 1 X 8 x 2 1 Wanted, Men Sush & Door Fac­ pa, Flu., or call on Noah Fry is in the city today enUncle Sams Boy Get your pencils, tab lets, peVis. ft. Draft U) II I’., 4 CyL. Buffalo tory'. Bench hands and machine hands. route to Gotha w fierihe will have elf at T he Herald office where u engine. Speed 9 miles. Originally Good inside Carpenter, Steady wort: . Notice , L. A. HAKES, Mffr. ful, -apply will be found at all times, cost $4,000. Will sacrifice for $500 charge of orange grove interests T o holders of contracts for lots the year round. In replying, give exas usual this winter. He states th a t Orange County Citrus as have no time to use it. Will I.F.U N"S AU TO T R A N S F E R m ade by W. I, Thigpen or JUd'len perience and salary expected. Solden his son Mbert Fry is now in s tru c to r Suit-Exchange Door Co., Paint__________ ku, Fla. *__ 97 tf PHONE 91.' H O T E L CAR NFS. tr a d e for Oakland, Hoick or Stude- tin gas engine and electrical work Real E state C om pany: _____________ ______ baker runabout automobile* A d­ IILI.I ' B L F S E R V C E . ! 0 1-if T h e Drew D evelopem ent' C om pany Orlando, FIh. at Fortress Monroe and {\nR been F O R K E N T __________ property cov­ Hawkins and W a lle r Connelly dress W. F. Ayres, D a y to n a Beach; promoted several times since jo in ­ has purchased all 2-tf ered by such cofitracts. and you are F’or , Jtent-3 | ■. acres of lirst class , l>lt >uiidav fur A tlan ta, Gii.. where Fla. ing the army. Miss G ertrude Brown has returned hereby notified th at they are ready celery land. Inquire of Mrs. E. E. they uni a tte n d (i. M. A. this winSenator W. M. lg"U of F u st is to receive paym ent and make deeds home from Orlando where she lias Washburn, S outh of old Brady store t*‘r * bet'll for some time and will lie here t b' * b ro th ir Sum Igou of CJiala I J)(j y „ u l() t.j,|| ltnil make ar- Also corn for sale. 7-2tp (laud Coffee lefi S u n d a y for the season with Mrs. Parrish in t h e ' “ r“ in ‘ h'" , lty “ rru "K">K o u t e r s , , , , , i rangenients within th irty days, at Jacksonville where he lias accepted For flout T h re e neatly furnished f4*r l<> take charge of the busi-1 , 0„ M n,,ri„ |ia Av|1.t -rU„,. •a position with an engineering con­ .Quality Shop. ness of Igou & Jones. Sam has b e e n , aI, fontrB cls . u . a . U c rooms for gentlem an or couple, Mr. and Mrs. C. P Herndon and residing in Ocala but will move here j cern, ' - - 20G Elm Avenue. . 5-8tc Mr. ^nnd Mrs. R. E. Herndon School h o o k s —School books- qiuL with his wife and family thus givGinning Days \ For Rent F our room eottngo, ORANGES S* honi Supplies of all kinds at m otored to Orlando S a tu rd a y and ing Sanford a n o th e r family and an- , *i'He* cotton gin will operate on1212 Park avenue. $10.01) per G-tfc I , P,'Ht Hie time very p leasantly com-. Mobleys Drug Store other good s u b s ta n tia l citizen^ | Mondays, W ednesdays and h^ridays ' bining business with pleasure, month,, including water, G. W. ■ fD K X // i l m k l y -jamovor—f ro m u i v ^ r ---------- -------- -------- • - Q : i 1 M r f>o« gaBr-beitd-of-»he-n tr*-ttptfL- fu r th e r no liar. JSpencer TT-f T * TTTTiTn'irSpanish i nfluenza. Inquire ' W r ‘ wn<f Mr9 HnrT,r9T K n ' ^ ' Iirukf departm ent of the A ( ’ L | ----------------------------------------------------- - i a' It 1m>in Seminole Hznk Annex have returned from New York where shops at \\ aycross is home fur a For Rent ■Cnunijy Place, 1 'J i they went to see th eir son Leslie WEBUY miles front postoftiee: 15 acres under I GnAPtKtUlT , Hill before lie left for France hut FALSE TEETH cultivation. (iuo'd house. • Largo School hoid sum dies at th e Herald thj} „hi ,ia(, alrea(|y Kone t 0 -their look after and was also anxious to | OLD r p a r from 1 2 .0 0 I d UX.OO p rr M l Ib lD h rn or get a drink of s u lp h u r water a n d . t o n o W office. F v e ry th tn e in m ta b lets, pens nens C Apply ,C. IL LefEverything 1j ^___. ro t il. W’ r a lM p a r a rlu a l value fa r D iam o n d *, old woods ■pasture. rest tip u few d a y s Irom ’the; ard o u s (■'old. S i l r r r an d llrldg e-W ork. Mend at m r o h y ffer. comtiosition books, ink, penpoints, * 4-tf p a rrrl pool an d w i l i r t w h h r ri-lorn m a ll. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. L.. Gibson have d u t i e s 'o f his position ami expects et c. MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALTY returned from a trip to Birmingham, l>*-pl. X . 2 0 0 : Ho. l i h S I . V h lla d rlp h la . I ’ a. Mussnri's sw im m ing pool is the N e w p o rt Nows and o th e r Points. to get back in ten days or more. Mrs Mabel Blount and d au g h te r co ih*.: place in town. Open Wed­ Mrs. Gibson spent several weeks at nesday, T h u rs d a y , S a t u r d ’a^ and Newport News with her niece Mrs. M,ss AI inn Blount of NVrightsville 1R E D C R O S S M E E T I N G Georgia have arrived in the city and -s i. relay afternoons. Fresh water H. H. Concv. H e llo , G r a n d m a ! Tin* Third Friday of every will lie the guests of. Mrs. B lount's " day. . • So-tfp Miss Mary McClung id Dunedin Mrs It 1.. Maftmi Mrs. rnorvih will be a bu.sinesH i.' Melton a fid fam ily returned meeting of the lied Cross; left for her home S a tu rd a y alter am! Miss Mabel have been W e ’r e A l l W e l l , l.'om- T h u rs d a y after spending the spending a week with her sister Mrs here before and are so well pleased at Woman's Club on- Oak summer very p leasantly at Daytona C\ Jl. Dingee. Mrs. Dingee left. S a t­ Avenue, at 2:30 p. m. . . . witli Sanford and especially with Beach H ow A re Y ou ? urday for. her new hom e in Jackson­ Sanford Schools t h a t they decided Mrs. B raxton Perkins and little ville much' to the regret of her tunny to spend the w inter here. T h eir Braxton of, D a y to n a a r e sjamding friends. friends will lie delighted to have is a joyous *' i* week with her m o th e r Mrs. Misses Margret and M arion Clark them again, Uffltrt, . ... .. and* th e ir grandm other. Mrs. U!l D(, moment for the distant M rs, Ralph \ y i g h t v hns returned . ^ *ea food and chicken tlitiner, Hullo-k after having s p e n t the sum ­ home after spending the past few CLASSIFIED «'UtH‘, ev ery S u n d ay , 12:30 p. m. mer at their home in Stuebenville m onths with Ju t husband Lieut. grandparent when she mid T hursdays G p. m. Daytona Ohio, have’ returned. Miss Marion Ralph Wight while he was stationed *• Beadi Hotel D a y to n a Bench 100-tf C lark will teach English at the High nt the University of Georgiu. a t hears the voice o f her Alice Andes returned hom e Fri­ School this winter. Athens. Lieut.- W ight Will Inspect day after a p leasant visit with her favorite youngster on the Long Distance George Speer ftas re tu rn ed from the Colleges th a t has inaugurated cousin Miss C arrie Sheldon at Pensncola where ’he * went to visit military training nnd will he on the Deland. Bell Telephone. h i s ‘son, Vivian Steer. Vivian was road most of the tim e i^mi d u rin g '* } All Local A dvertisem ents U n d o Word - has been recevied here of | one am ong five in a large class r e - j this commission Mrs. Wight will This H eading THREE C ENTS a / * t 1 safe/a r r i v a l ‘over seas of P riv ita ccntly passed in exam ination and remain with home fojks hereT TBis Line For Each Insertion. M inimum Children who cannot write can use the B- H u n tle y Mrs. H u n tle y before j will receive instructions in flying is n fine prom otion f.or Lieut. W ight Charge 25 Cents. and his m any friends here are glad Bell Telephone with ease, and their small In answering an advertisem ent to learn of his success. where no n am e Is mentioned in the voices over thejwires give assurance to lovedM A G It U D E R ’S W O N D E R F U L id, ploasc ^ g . j i f l t gak—T h e-H era ld . "HORSE ^ fE D T C T N E S Tor colic, for inform ation as to the identity of ones that all is well. sluggers, big head, lameness, worms, 1the advertiser. Usually we do not choking, quinsy, etc. For sale a t j know who the advertiser is nn4 If L. R. Philips St C o ’s. Tues-2tf we do we are not allowed t o ; fclve Sure, you can use GRAND­ ^ The Long Distance Bell Telephone o u t this Information. Simply write MA in cold water. Cold, Notice F re e S eed a le tter and address It as per in­ hot, hard, or soft water— plays an important part in the social life o f A bout D ecem ber 1st S e n a to r structions in th e ad. It’s all the same to GRAND­ trnincll will h a v e f o r f r e e d is trib u tio n MA. She wades right in the nation.^ W ithout leaving your hom e liis allotm ent of G ove rn m en t g a r­ FOR SALE and produces wonderful cleansing den seed, He is a t present p reparing suds—suds that Just drive the dirt you can visit satisfactorily with relatives or • the list of the nutnes of those t o ! For S ale— Farm ing im plem ents of ou t—suds that make the clothes be mailed. kinds, ehes( -of carpenter tools, whom these seed will come out gloriously fragrant, sweef friends in distant cities. Those desiring to have Their n am es “platform scales, set of batteries and and fresh. GRANDMA saves time, placed upon the m ailing list will other articles. Also lot and buildwork and soap, too. address, S enator P ark T ram m ell, M*g, Atkins, next to Vitirent's Fish The service is fine; the rates, are rea­ house. It’s P ow dtrtd. No more slicing or W ashington, D. C. of bar soap.' Measure out ■m . : j u s t w h a t you need, no m o re . F o r S ale— N u nber one, all-around sonable. • • - - *, Messenger Wanted L.-Also W o n h th , ! At the Postal T ele g rap h Office, Ban- china closet, cheap. Address " N o 4 ” •O U K n i t U ) l t h G r a n d m a ford. -Good chaneo for capable boy c-o Herald/— " _ 8>2tp Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station | or girl to learn tcfegTtip'hy. * 3-tfc For S ale—T h rifty Klondykc anil -* 1i M issionary S traw b e rry plants.. A. - T h e people of S t. Cloud will, be 8-2tp given an o p p o rtu n ity of deciding on B»ch, Lotigwnod, Flu. S eptem ber 24th w h e th e r the women , For S ale— No 5 Underwood Type8 h a li,b e gfven y q u a l suffrage in. all writer. 7-column Wales Adding muclections to be held I n th e c i t y ,- th e chint.. AlldreM ^ c. a , IoraM- 8. 2p IN SO C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN ..It* ADVERTISING SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Your Grocer Has It! -- _ LjJj'l; ’it �The Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Opens Tomorrow Morning at Nine O’clock. The Bells will Ring and the W histles Blow and You Must Stand at Attention for One Minute with Your Face to the East. Remember this Great Occasion PUBLISHED ON TUESDAYS SEMI-WEEKLY AND FRIDAYS IN T H E H EART OF T H E W O R LD ’S G R E A T EST V EGETA BLE SEC TIO N NUMBER 11 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY HE I T EM HER VOLUME X FRANK CAMPBELL DIES FOR HIS COUNTRY Important French tro o p s to d ay a t t a c k e d in the C ham pagne in a thick fog afte r a period of urtillery propa ratio term inated in a half h o u r, of d r u m ­ fire. T he eur,y indi atio n s were t h a t the a tta c k was progressing most favorably. • N otice. On Limits. Age . Another Sanford hoy haw made the supreme sacrifice. Frank C'nmpliell, on the casually list ns one who died fronr his wounds the annoncement corn ini: a s 'a shock to his friends here who ilid not know that he had been wounded. } The list gave his residence as Drlando, because lie enlisted in Company of that city, hut Frank was a Sanford hoy and made his home here with his sister, Mrs. J. E. Moyc. He was an emplo>ee of A.C. L. Ry„ when the country called for men and with many other Sanford-boys enlisted with the nearest company, thnt of Company C at Orlando and after a year at Camp Wheeler at Macon, the hoys went to France and were sent to the front at once. Some of the hoys writing home said that Frank, Campbell was a real soldier,, thnt he went into battle with the Idea of doing o n ty ln g and had no fear in his * _r heart. O f a cheerful and generous nature, a lover of music and pos­ sessed of a rare voire, Frank Campbell was not used to war, hut when he derided to make It his business he worked at lt|full time and with the idea of gelling a bad Job over with and gelling hack to home and T he following telegram has just been received from Dr. John R. M o tt "Korsdick Commission including representatives of Association C a­ tholic National War Council, War C am p C om m unity Service and Red * The a tta c k by the F rench arm y, Cross after prolonged consideration which was launched a t 5:30 o'clock of selective service act and in con­ this morning, ■was along, a wide front sultation with Wnr D e p artm en t un­ friends that he loved so well. ' Paris, Sept. 26.— F rench and Am er anim ously adopted the following re­ *. . i an troops liegan a joint a t t a c k this solutions: He was a friend to everybody and evcrjbodr-was his frit-mk and morning on th e C h a m p a g n e fr " F irs t, th a t for overseas service we shall miss him Just ak we shall miss all those whose last resting i>. the rceinh bevond it on, th e east, t h e ' organizations affiliated with place will be in sunny France, among ihe litlies of France (he fair Commission on Training C am p Act­ land they defended with their lives. ivities and the Commission itself Our hearts go out to Ihe grief stricken sister who mourns the loss will appoint only men who are not in class one nnd who were thirty of.I he onl) near relative left her In the world. seven years of age or over on Sep­ tem ber 12, 1918. Men under th a t age m ay he appointed if they are disqualified for military service hy obvious physical defects. T h e \\ ar D e partm ent will .be requested to call for registration and classifica­ tion men within draft age who are already working overseas with thcsi? organizations. "Second, th at for service in Amer­ ica no exemption will he asked for men of rlass one. Men of other classes will he used until such classes are called for military service. . " W e recommend im m ediate e n ­ forcing of these resolutions giving special consideration to placing do­ DISTRICT CHAIRM EN HAD R EPO R TS FOR YEAR W1LI mestic servire men preparing for BE IN T E R E ST IN G . GREAT M EETING. overseas svho are eliminated hy re­ On W e d n e s d a y -night*, October 2 A district meeting of the counties of Orange, Osceola, Volusia. Okecho- a t the P re s b y te ria n church the Sem ­ In-e und Sgtninold took place ut inole C h a p te r Red Cross will hold Orlando W ednesday, the meeting their a n n u a l election of ollleers and Insting all day. M any prom inent have a business meeting of unusual ’ The Franco-Am erican a t t a c k on workers in the un ited war workers interest. T here will he reports from the C hum pagne front _ is the first campaign were present and a gener­ the secretary, tre a s u re r and other allied th ru s t mad/' oh t h a t sector S aturday Is Volunteer Day. al outline of the cam paign to he ollleers nnd » detailed report of all Mtue M arshal Fitch assum ed the H undreds of cities, counties and luunched on N ovem ber 11th was t h a t has been accom plished during i n i t i a t i v e in J u ly , nnd iB th e logical towns in the sixth Federal Reserve given. K. W. Davis of O rlando is the cu rre n t yenr. * r. Milt of the allied success in Picardy District have adopted the plan of chairm an of the district and E. (J. it. driving the G erm ans hack to the Every m em ber of th e cha p te r in making next S atu rd ay , the n per.ng Duckworth is district director. The llindcnhurg line from R heim s to Seminole C ou n ty should he present day of Ihe Liberty Loan "V olunteer ctrMrimin of" " th e various counties at thia i m p o r t a n t m e e t i n g « * l e * * litton. ** P ny •- ~when every iillxi 11 a i m -lrn* I luiy ui.f ollleers. Seminole has made made up his mind to infest m a mils! enviable record for the past • ifuratm ^ lint'* behind ini' iiiimmii - Ronds will go to the hank or some year in m eeting every requueinent i ,rg system of defenses, while the member of the co m m ittess and make of the needs of U.c arm y and n a v y rumps fu rth e r north .are struggling his subscription voluntarily,, without and it will he n revelation to those to keep the Uritish a n d F rench from solicitation who hear the reports to find out hreking through. T h e front of a t ­ " W h y not?" says the com m ittee just now much g«>-*A work the localtack probably extends for a good’ workers. " J o h n Smith .is ns good a rlisi||Jt+ bus aei ■•iiiplished during ; art of the distance from Rheims man us 1 am. and just as loyal a citi­ the vear. ' . \ i rilui) a n d prehaps beyond. zen. W hy should John Smith wait I here are m e m '• rs *•! ilie >i-nuMilitary critics say tins was the fur me or some other man to hunt nole 'C h a p te r \v h>. have nev er a' i! place where an allied effort. him up and heg him to do Ins duty •ended a m e e t i n g itid " hn know r |,v Ins country ? Let l o h n Smith tiling a b o u t Ihe work ut tins great I M,. 11llidelitMirg m e . miiulu a m ! ajl the rest of the patriotic eiti order and a special appeal *is made 1 • n..,it*-. For some distance east of zens come up and subscribe without UiciMi- the terrain is level and open being asked, ami t h e n . we r ail devote workers was given at the meeting lor th em to collie til the bll.-iness . I .tiiv.iute for ..some distance here a l l . our time to rou/idmg up the fel» even in the work of th e co m m u n ity meeting next llednesduy night a n d ■'."iild. outflank Latin und possibly lows who have t o - b o shown where women am ong tho girls of tho a m ­ find out a b o u t ttye good work *of m unition factories, the work of the Seminole C h a p te r and how the ear­ St.* tjuentin. More-im p o rta n t is tho their d u ty lies." . hostess houses a t the cam ps and the nest ladies have been working threat- a t ^ d j u u r o m m u n i e n t i o n lines In those com m unities where the eastward ffa^i Laoh, th e pivot of "VwlMAte**-day" lakes hold, it is hi— m any h u n d r e d s , of ways in which the s u m m e r m o n th s m aking surgical tin- German defenses of R heim s and lieved the greater part of the quota kilo,soldier hoys nre helped in the dressings, hospital garments,- etc., cantoneihents here und th e ca m p s in how tiie children and th e girls have the uorthw'ard. in the Fourth Liberty Loan will he Europe. T h e scope of this great been m aking bed clothing for the Should the allies break through subscribed on the first day. work is trem endous and never before Ilelginns- and French refugees, how there thy G erm ans would have to * M anufacturers and oth er business in the history of our country has the th e y have m ade gun eases and all retreat, .. men have -been evincing great inter­ American a r m y been s u rro u n d e d by things needful for the soldiers and . ‘There has heen*rtftlter lively ruitU est in the industrial "honor pcnnnts; such safeguards as are now throwjn snilors nnd the people in th e devea* 'ing on both asides of Rheims in the which will he aw arded nil firm urnund our hoys a t home camps and sated f a u n tries . Nif Europe. last two weeks nnd some military business is represented Ijy a subscrip­ in Europe. com m entators have felt thut these tion from 100 per cent of the ollleers T hose w ho a tte n d the meeting T h e cam paign in. N ovem ber will w«re the forerunners of greater nnd employees. They sny they will W ednesday night will never again , , I activity. , see to il Ihnt every m a tr o n the p a y ­ ho most sy s te m a tic jn every way and ask w hat th e Red Cross is doing and the nim of these in charge of the will never refuse to pay their m em­ “‘ til Macedonia tho allies are a d ­ roll takes a t least ono bond, and are campaign will’ he to give every m an .; ngemonta to finance th e bership dues and to help th e Red vancing all along the 130 mile front muking a rm _ woman nnd child a chance to con­ Cross in every particular. between Moirastir nnd Lake Doiran paym ents. It is expected th a t the trib u te som ething to this great work E very m em ber should be there. T h e B ulgarian firs arm y on the red-bordered p e n a n t with its four of looking after the hoys in the arm y allied left has been placed in a d a n ­ blue stripes and the insignn "100 and navy. T h e publicity work will gerous position hy the c u ttin g of the per c e n t" will fly frtim ipnnjf a plant N O T IC E not he slighted and pam phlets, news-, . . Prilep-VoJea road a t Izvor. while within a few days unfter the cam ­ papers, posters, hill hoards and mov­ T h e O rder of the E astern Star the Serbians are in the o u ts k irts of paign opens next S a tu rd ay . ing pictures will he used extensively. will hold their regular meeting Islitib, 18 miles east of Veles and ' A county convention will ho called T h u rs d a y evening .Oct, 3, ut 7:30 one of the hares of th e Ut^gari_an here som etim e in O ctober a t which o’clock. All m em bers are- requested vecond arm y. A p p a ren tly th e Velestim e the various com m ittees will he to he pre sen t * as th ere will be jshtili line, the most formidable given' an outline of their w ork for candidates for inintion. Refreshm ents for the enemy s o u th of. U skub, will , the ’ campaign. • will be served. prove untenable. N o rth e ast of Lake Doiran British Those* who a tte n d e d the meeting troops have crossed the frontier in from Seminole C ounty were II. It. Bulgarian M acedonia, threa tening Stevens, Mrs. fitekens, Mn*. E. M. the extreme enem y left flank. Enem y Galloway, Mrs. R. J. Holly; Judge territory was invaded at Kosturino Householder, \V. M. Haynes. S. 0 . a few miles sou th of S trlitm itzu, the Shinholfcr, Schelle M aines a n d R. if. G erm an base in the region n o rth of Holly of S anford, Mr. a t y j f Mrs. Lako Doiran. K osturipo iB a t the Jam es Johnson o f M o y o e . 'X t r . and headw aters of the T re k a n y rivef, Mrs. C. D. H r u m l e y 'o f * C h u lu o ta which flows th ro u g h virtu ally level and Mr. and Mrs E n d o r C u rle tt m eeting d e m o n s tra te d th a t the va r country to S tru m itza . M eanwhile of Geneva. ious c o u n ty o rg a n is a tio n s intend to \ t h e French a n d Greeks are pushing .* go over t h e to p in th e cam paign for All the oth er epunties in th e dis­ fa s tw a rd from the. V a rd ar river in tric t were well represented an d th e th e W ar W ork F und.. . W O M A N ’S CLUB LINEN SH O W ER NEXT WEEK TO SECURE T H E NEEDFUL. T h e loenl chapter of th e Red Cros® is preparing to do itn share in the nation-wide linen shower which Will bo • held S eptem b er 30 to O ctober ‘5.The government- has gtverr all chapters ^ certain allotm ent, which rntist he filled, th e articles needed being h ath towels, hand towels, handkerchiefs and napkins, T h e place of collection will lie at the Red Cross work roomsvQjjd a cull is m ade for all Sanford people to donate liberally* T h e local chapter is in receipt of tin* following notire from division h ea d q u arters in Atlantn, explaining the m ovem ent: " T h e Red .Crqss commissioner of France hns cabled th a t the hospitals are in urgent need of th e following supplies: One million two hundred fifty thousand hath towels, 2,600,000 hand towels, 1,7601000 handerchiefs " T h e Atncrii'uin Red Cross h ea d ­ q u a r te r s ‘ at W ashington hns care­ fully considered I lie best way of filling these re quirem ents.. It is ex­ ceedingly dililciilt to secure these articles in large q u a n titie s ’ ill the open market today at any reasonable price, and we have' finally decided to ask our chapters to share in pro­ viding the articles on a plan which was tried most successfully in a limited num ber of chapters som e m ouths ago. „ " T h e plan referred to, known as the linen shower' is to usk euch family to contribute one article or a set of house-hold linen from its re­ serve stock. In this way w ithout m aterial reduction either of the housestock or of the sources of supply lurge quantities of useful articles cun be secured for Red' Cross work and. it is hoped th a t chapters in all p u rts of the co u n try will join in this plan of filling the presept re­ quisitions. "The articles w anted should be he of strong rather th an ,fin e texture T he blundering faeililies abroad ure poor and this, together' with th e b a r d aiul cu iu ta u t- us age. to which the articles will he subjected m ake it clear .th a t we .'would not be ju s ti­ fied in using niuch-needdd shipping1 space ta> send over - anything h u t strong and durable articles. Articles of very line quality or those which have already"JierA put to consider­ able use will last l«u» a short tim e anil rieri-s-.it at I*- early replacem ent. is huifiling citizens m r ernes which it hopes t«i help make physically and spiritually right.” T h e Sanford Wo­ m an's C lub i s . a u n i t of t h a t vast organization, ‘and is tired hy the. same hopes, aims und umhilions, and m any willing hands will make easy the tasks which could not he accomplished hy the few. Every woman of Sanford, is inVilpd to a tten d this meeting. Let us in tru th "K eep the Home Fires B urning." "A ll chanters in th e United S ta te s lire being called on to provide their share of tlu-sc articles during the wool* iwiiimunuing S ep tem b er 30, HMHt We know t h a t .your c h a p te r will xa-oper;ile in th e m a tte r a t .this tirfic*, giving th e plan th e widest p u b ­ licity. E v e ry , articles *•'c o n trib u te d will lie. put to real use in -h o s p ita ls whose equ ip m en t nnd facilities are being sorely tried. We hope t h a t every householder in y our section will have a . p a r t ’ j n th e linen show er and o n e c a g n i n show th n t the Red Cross can fill every need for rcliof." In addition to the above list giv­ en, th e governm ent is asking for a M a)or Davison Adm inistrator lurge supply of sheets, and has di­ M ayor Davison has been a p p o in t­ vided t h i s .u p b itw e e n th e ehnpters, ed C ounty Foo'd A dm inistrator vice in the sam e proportion as th e oilier H. B. Lewis resigned. M ayor Duvi-, articles named. son is n busy man these days,'.being . T h e urlicles should ho new or C ounty Fuel Adm inistrator and many s u b stan tially n e w .^ All urticles," oth er positions aside from t h a t of w hether now or otherwise, m u st he being may or of Sntiford, b u t he is carefully laundered before bringingand willing to patriotic to the core work night and day for the winning thorn in. If donations should huvcv have to he purchased tho appro x i­ rff'the w'lir. m a te dimensions desired are ns fol­ ife will handle the office of Food lows: hand towels, eighlcen hy thhv. A dm in istrato r in good s h a p e and ty inches; handkerchiefs, eighteen those who ’ w a n t him can alwtiys byeighteen; napkins, fourteen hy find him a t his store, the Sanford fourteen; sheets, sixty-four hy 102. F urniture Co., where he will he Sheets should lie heavy, unhlcuchcd ready and willing to serve the p u b ­ muslin, finished with two-irich hem lic. This ap p o in tm en t will give nl b o tto m . nt to p and one-ind general satisfaction th ro u g h o u t the T h e Boy Scouts county. . * . listed in this great cause and will Willi am Itunge, Earl paxton and cajl for the m aterials S a tu r d a y , O ctober 6th or before if possible. . R o b y .L a ln g .n re ..S an fo rd —b o y s , who —---------------- ■ ---- — —----- W ' ~ Seminole C h a p te r has been aRoteil have entered the m ilitary tra in in g 150 b ath towels, 302 hand towels, schodl a t F lorida U niversity. Clifford 211 handkerchiefs, 15 n ap k in s, 71 Walkor ntyl W atson . Me A lexa nder sheets. B a th towels m u si bo 19^38 who a r a s l s o a t F lorida will . go into in c h e s ,. napkins 14x14 inches, shoots 64x102 inches. m ilitary classes In Decem ber. »• �SEPTEMBER 17, 1«mk THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOl'R- BEGINNING SEPT. 18TH AND ENDING SEPT. 28TH We will that we possible e on sale our entire stock of Furniture, House Furnishings and Stoves. Owing to the fact combining this business with otfr Pal at k a business and wishing to reduce our stock as far as s to avoid packing and freight charges, we are offering our entire stock during these 10 days at 11=1! >r JI U garding w m " t>f the feature* and innovation.* inlruiluj'fd. T here will 1>C unique specialties,'exclusive musi­ cal num bers, ensembles, novelties and surprises, besides a scenic musi•‘a lin v e s titu te calculated to a d d to tli<' r e f u t a t i o n of" Mr. Hill as one of tin -t|ices»ful producer* •*f :h ng* different in a theatrical way. \ Iw ays S o m e t h i n ine Charlie Chaplin in Million Dollar Comedies THE DOGS LI FE x ) i in ; m m N ' l j n |* h e rtltv KIV* *«M ur f t a Jtn a l i|f>efce rr^ r.t I- tui-Mul '(i tia-hiul in fa d that In- d« (erred from hl-Mlif tin- girl *0 whom tie tiecumes engaged simply because she says he- ca n n o t kiss her. PreJiaps you knowtauch a man. Mr. A PLAY THAT . WILL PLEASE E xhibitor. P rehaps in real life he is Kiss’*' not so comic but on t h e screen with i all the frills of shyness, be just oozes . J une ( a price in “ A ( amoutlage comical situations. K i ss. ” you will not have In book a And this, man m akes ft fulse step. comedy to round out your e n te r­ He gets a handsom e m an to kiss (ns tain m en t. In tin* new Wdltuin hVx liride-t 11-hie III the d ark , believing the photopluy you have so much com edy girl will think he. th e bridegroom -toth at y o u r -p a tro n s won't want to be. did it and will like him. Now it laugh an y more. And-, besides, you h appens that the m an engineers this have a d ra m a th a t is high in thrills so. well th a t the girl does believe he an d stirring action. • In fact this kiksed her hnd she is delighted. How screen offering has everything. the th o u g h t of bis courage appeals to her. T h en comes t h e break. T h e You h av e .in Ju n e Caprice a s ta r th a t- a lw a y s n t t r a r t s —n s n r whom h an d so m e m an co n tin u e s to show th e critirs have never, foutld wanting hi* b ra v ery by grusping th e girl in She has given your patro n s m any a his arm s in thepleasant’ afternoon and evening. Her day tim e and kissing her again. T h e plays are always hap p y ones —play* girl knows th a t kiss. S h e knows too th at put y our fiml friends in a plea­ th at h e rljrld c g ro o m -to -b e was afraid sant fram e of mind as they dep a rt. to kiss her. Scorn, d is g u s t, for him. f,A Cam ouflage K iss" Is really the And for the mnn w-ho kissed her tale of a man who is an excellent pleasant smiles and in t h e end her business man but who is minus the hand. t ' But t h a t is not a ll.- T h e re are o th ­ srteak t h a t makes a man pleasing in the com pany of women. This mari er Complications in th is piny. An- AMUSEMENT d. i d* \l id i't h e r - t'uprire h a* a hi l t Uor ol i * a - 1 t It ri 111n ^ play in “ A Cam ouflage Kiss She has an excellent sup p o rtin g cast. T h e play will be at the Lyric today. "'Bringing I p Father At Home ' Selling O In order to p erp e tu a te the popuU n i t tin- id lurtty "f thut most beloved and wit- furniture «to<| tie»t of all Irishm en 'F a t h e r ” , of | the store in I’a bringing I p F ath er' fume Man.i headiiiiartVrg, r (Jus Hill l a s prox idled an eti- Brother* will tirely new musical comedy along beginning tiimi entirely new lines T h e latest stage dav-r* mnly version nf the world famous George T h e stock Mc.Mnnua ca rtoons is Vntitlud "U rin- | n the* furnitu: ging Up F a th e r At H om e," It is *ln 1stoves, -etc., u three acts, a n d will be seen at t h r j will liw sold Lyric, on M o n d ay S eptem ber :10th. for n ,e , A co m pany of th i r t y people hus advertisem ent* been engaged including fifteen pro- a tte n d the sale digiously bea utiful and talented p o rtu n ity to pi y oung women, who it is understood a t prices th a t form one of the most inimitable .Remember th e singing and dancing choruses e v e r 1 . —— organized. W a lte r Veronwill lie seen j xh,* last mi ns “ F attie r" a n d Louise Earl a«^ ,,letfhg eradie. " M o t h e r ." fever ticks frti In announcing the other details season was s of this exceptional theatrical" event when the rigl t h e fact m u s t - n o t be overlooked re- Lake county ti tip ! i d \ a n t age of f a rm i ng in h li.rnla Such a thing could not happen in any other state. . * In ItOU ADVERTISI\Ti i u J^rtit* N (lanti h • • *‘*1" **••1 ' <*rr i* \ l a w i nt«- am i T M I . a X * ’ ** af« il» fi n d * n f•. I h a t e levied upon a i . i1 »♦*!! I K«* rn u rt h o u tr door *in Stnford. f n u n l) , F lo r id a , on lh« 7th « O rtn h + rj A . D . | 9 | l | , t h r »aml< ;M n * a l*fM • a ir d a y . d u rjn r t h r I r f a l hour* of • »!*. *• th* highrat am i b«*«l Im lilrr for ca»h. f f llt .m in f ilr a r n h r il p ro p e rty r it u a l* . I)**f and anic ir>*Srm inolr r o u n t y , F la . t*» • !* l*e* F i f t \ •r\.-n uf th r Sanfo rd t •'•W l*» lta a d d itio n , at «hi>%n by th« I'Ltf t h - r .o f . in p la t llo o h “ l»“ a' Y\it\ 4t.il K»f«) o r r I%| f '" U f lU .m ilk S fm tn n lr r o u ilt y ', F l f i U a • Ifc jil ('o n rr. H r t r R ili S r min*!* i mrnmty, !* rt« r T » V f l, v». Ju d ic ia l • Dei Florid*. ( ’ em i.U i m n t * « h**r< nii t t oi !*• r r y D. G o d frry and ('H a s . * It. I l r u * n . D efen dan t a. T . . IV r e y It . C iiilf r r y and C h a r. K- B te' S t . I'a u l, M in n . . It it hereby ordered th a t you and V «u app«ar to t h r tiill of com plaint * herein against .yo u In ' t h r above rntit* r a u s r . (in th# 7th dAy n( O e to b rr, ltPle. • t h r .Hanford H e ra ld fa Hereby d cflg n *,rd t h r paper in mhlch th i« order Is t« 1i • h r «fl o n o a » r r k for fouY • r e lit . W it nut f m y hAnd and o f f lr iil *■ A u r 2 1th, l§ |t t . * • '• t a li K . A . D O U G LA S?. C le rk C irc u it Cu3»«S r h n lr S o lic ito r for CompUlnAnt M onday, Sept. 23rd, and Tu e sd a y, Sept. 24th. Jam es VV. Gerard. This picture is true and authentic and is based on facts and will j tion on* the G erm an-Am erican Situation that•,you perhaps did not know ' • _ each day.____' . .' ' ------------------- -E ven in g at 8 O’c l o c k . - . * you som e inside inform a RESERVED SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY AT BOWER AND ROUMILLAT �—»W W -* PACE TWO coarse meal * itb u*. Perximrptm sliort-tsk e. a: preeent made most!} with corn flour, with cream and a bit 'o f bosoy. if «*;* cares for it. m akes a s i r r r f j i n r disk. COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OP INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD EAST W h e n You C a n B u y lo re d member of o a r when ju st a short we ek from the dea th of her neighbor ; whom she had helped to care for, Mr*. M arth a on to* M r v ± B e rtJe*on also passed a l**1 her reward Sept. 19th terrible shock to all of us as she, ill i her b u t a day and a half a t th e home of .day, her son. Andrej* a n d wife in Saneeks ford. She lea%*s to m ourn her loss .’icks four daughters: Mrs. C hristin e ftdrrel, Mrs. Annie M agnuson, Mrs. d a y s C h a rlo tte .K arr and Mrs. Jennie : Erickson and one s o n .A n d re w B e n eson besides nine grand-children. SANFORD D. L. Long of B eardall A ve is In Jacksonville on business t b i r week. H e n ry C am eron r e tu r n e d from P a l a t k a S a tu r d a y where be hka been busy several weeks at the C am eron C a ttle Ranch. T he little folka beginBlng ichool life from the E a s t end t h i s y e a r are S u s a n n a h Lucas. T h e lm a K n ig h t, Louise Wilson Vera R aulersdn and Jam es M cClelland. T h e C o u n ty road gang h a v e been doing considerable work a t th is end of town. A new s tre e t has been opened west of C am ero n C ity ru n n in g parallel with th e railroad. Mrs. M ary Pkilp* will gr».*-t her m a n y friends a t Mrs. G race Earl W illiam 's m iiiinary store th is win­ ter "'having .accepted a position as saletlad Miss Annie CameVon has re tu rn e d to S te tso n College a t D e L a n d for her second y e a r in domestic* scienc*c ourse Miss M arion D eiterich has ar> cepled a position at the F irst Nation- WEST ‘. o w i n g Mrs. R ichards i* home again after spending the s u m m e r a t no rth ern points. Mm. R ihards is the m o th e r of Mrs. L. M. R hehinder. GENEVA AVENUE G eneral Pershing is d r. K aiser's door. T h e kndwTTe*1i n n j e k n de.n , ;t t t h , r ‘ k h old b ru ta l heart. 511 h !s Mr. arid Mrs. J<5e F ortier haxe re tu r n e d from Jessu p Georgia, and s a y s l t - i s very cold up their Tor th e m Said th e re was frost S a tu r d a y m o rn ­ ing when they left "Georgia, v We have been h a v in g some cool nights and it m akes people feel so m uch better. We are having fin** w eather now lor setting ou t gard*rr plants and T h e Steel Ijoys, B u rk e a n d Bonn a have gone t6 MafTaijas, * i e n ter m ilitary school, *Tr ht e* Sc*,te e le _____________k i r *k fam ily cam e here f r o m - Mar-gg i a --last. M arch h a v i n g , b o u g h t the H a y d en place on Beardall Ave. T h e -E p w o rth L eague box social waa q u i t e * success last’ F rid a y e v e n ­ ing a t M o o r e s 'S t a t i o n ’ church. More than 121.40 was realized, . 15.00 of which' wag given for Foreign Nfiw- Miss Lyda Peters is spending this week with home folks Miss L yda i* a v a l u 'd em ployee of the M cN a ir L u m b e r Co. of Jacksonville, and her friends are num bered by those who Pay $1.25 to $1.50 F o r -a Broom well 'bed- . Karl Schultz. S herm an P.outh. Collier Brown, Oliver Murr*. . Ned C hittenden. Roy C hittenden. Ralph Roum iilat, Allan Jor.es, Morris Spencer, H ugh White, Oscar Rouse, C\ J. Purvis, William Lawton, .Jam es Lipford, W C. H artley, \ Temple. Forrest Gatchel, Ed. C s n v ro n , Lym an Baker, E. S. W ard. Robert D e a n e , T e n n y Deane, F.‘ F. Roper, Douglass C- Griffin. W. M. Chancellor, T h e o r Stiles, Alton E. Ear­ ned, H a rry B. Lewis, Jr.. Vivian Massey of th e B a p tis t Church Speer, R an d all Chase, L e d a i f Ir * tn , of which she has long been a con­ H arvy P arrish. Ilassel Brown. Lionel sistent m em ber, delivered a thought- Monroe H enry Lee Fioweri. Fred ful address, taking for his subject Strange, Edwin Moye. Array ■ the cry of ancient Sitaeon "Now. Lord, le tteth T h y s e r v a n t dep a rt Jo h n Murrell, K e n n eth ..Njurrell, in P eac e" and tb o a m o t h e r 'i n Is- Leslie Hill Seth W oooruZ, Stanley raei. has departed, we m u s t - believe WalktYj D r. Ralph Stevens, J o t He has called h e r‘to rest. C h itte n d e n , Oscar Speer, B ru te An­ It was her delight to be em ploy­ derson. E rn e st (G regory, F red Mason, ed in Useful work a n d t o , lend a George M cLaughlin, H arold Wash­ hand- to J h o s e In M»ed a n d w ith - her burn, A lbert Fry, Ja m e s E stridge, cheery smile and willing hand George Huff, Thom as Sullivan, W. lightened m any a b u rd e n e d one. A. P a ttis hall, Meade Fox, Ingram She would often testify of her love G uerry, H e n ry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ for Jesus and she show ed it in her liams. Vail Lovell, -M artin Temple, life. Surely at th e G re at D a y the Robert Robinson, A rth u r Dickins, will hear the M a s te r's “ W e l l , done, John Lee, Jr, A. Stafford, Andrew Auiih, John C a te r Law ton. Alfred M. od and faithful s e r v a n t " . T h e in te rm e n t was by .the .side Beck, H e rb ert Fuller, Joe Lewis. [ A rth u r Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. m any years ago, in th e Cp«ala F. C o a tr i, Ernest G orrnlty, Waller cemetry. We sy m p ath ize .wiLh-those Radford, C orbett H utchinson, Sain who are legft. Pevehouae, H arry Carlson. C. E. A quiet home w edding occurred- H unter, Wilson Miller, H arrold Long Sept. 21st, 191ft a t th e hom e of Jam es W eaver, N orm an Baker, Er­ M e. and Mrs. T. O. T y n e r, w h e n ' nest C. Morris, Ike H o u se, T. M. their eldest daughter, Mattel, be­ Hill, H a r r y R abun, G u y StaZord, came th e bride of F red J. Krell of Lewtie Oglesby, Densler S taZord, T ‘ Arcadia, in the presence of a few O. Gillis, Willie O .'G oolsby, Harrold invited friends. Rev, H ilburn, of Holiday, C. • R. P eabody, Robert S anford.- performed the impressive M 'jriw e a th e r, Robert R o u tb , Staf­ VeM-inoni-;, making them man ar.o ford J.eFik, Grover L e F ib , Paul — T h a t will Give Longer a n d B etter Sendee. See Our Stock of Palm Leaf Brooms GROWERS SU PPL IE S JIARDW OOD A SH ES INSECTICIDES BLUESTONEL NAILS Place Your O rders Early CHASE & CO. - SANFORD, FLA ELDER SPRINGS WATER Pure. Sparkling Spring Water Brought to Your ■ ’ Door Daily rider Springs Waler ha* a Guaranteed Purity of 99.99 Per Cent HI LL What t h e Seh-tiiiJlc American calls "a cun without a peer" I* t h e new mfttliiieler mobile howitzer built l\\ tin- ( ’reu»ot works for the French army. It i.s mounted on n railroad ciirritiEo nnd lire* n shell 20.I7 Inches "In diameter. "It Is n tort wrecker, a nd one shell from It Ik said to have sufJb-ed to re'Jyice Fort Miilmniimn, on v\ til* Ii tlie'Ge[mniiK lin'd spent so much time nnd labor, to a pile of dust nnd PHONE m LUMBER.( BUILDING MATERIAL they're wrung. For Instance, y m e 1 Victor M Green saw n m other place her yeaf -old babe G. Herring, Se in front of the eottnge to sun himself, j W ight, Clarence and, to keep his spirits, up. she gave - Wynne. W alter ? the littlo c h a p -a big fowling--h«ttr|r-rrf—j-atyj prYTJT]’ E d milk A s I. winched I saw ii r iir creep [,„sj , ri„ \ r i b u r up to (he child, and mv heart wa« In ... . *" „ my mouth. I feared for the baby. Ij n t I " ? " ‘"I'' L le it you, the rat was oirfy a fte r tho !* a ' e I'‘ P’ , 1 milk! li e Just slipped the tent out dal|, B ritta in Joh of the child’s’mouth and Into Ids own. Lee. Tati nnd then thnughifyMy put the end of Cobb, J. J. D r Id* Uiil Into the child’s mouth by way Tom Meredith, of i- r o m f n r t e r F r e d Wi^hr. With n it rent slid, the president u,.£l„ a | ti Moll, te n d e d tilm the biscuit.—Loixf-n Tit- ; . , .. ----- r at 1-2 The. Price T. O. CHARLES, Distributor * My-- Cleane 1^-*- arsd M rs Gowing m ade a short rail at Mr*. J K Vaui ne n n a e . wno grew to womar,If ho M onday hood here'. !>eautifullv a t u r ‘-i| Mrs. No.ola ha? been on the s ic k in a while satin gown, lace trim m ed, lint this week, fashioned by her own n im ble fingers, will be m uch missed in the home but she g<*-» forth with the prayer i th a t God m a y ' bless their wedded * I SALA A N D G KA P h \ 1LLL life and th a t they m ay be all the We are sorry for th o s e who do 1 The bride­ not relish persim m ons. Just now world to one another. groom has em ploym ent at the a v i ­ they often form th e basis* of a oneation cam ps a* carpenter in Arcadia V ji- ' One MadegAt Home Homer SANFORD FLORIDA Complete Line of Mc{£ ley’s Standard and Popular Music M Aunt in. E d w a rd < Austin, I*rtnr Ji.w.w, Wdl Kri' l.son. ( ’ >. liickeur . T f- Singb-tary. I (>. lfulT, E(lwanl Kujith, J. R. S troud.' K. H. 'W ebb, Edwin Raulerson, 'R a lp h M Kimr, (,*. A. C l a r k e M a r c u s Leinh.irt, M rD om ald C arraw ay, Geo. A. DeCottes, H a rry Cobb, R a y m o n d L. Allen, A ubrey M. H aight,. Cliarlea’ H. Munn, Gordon Ituker. Edward Franklin C arraw ay, J,. \V. Entzmlbger, A. Ih Hartley, W. T. Waits, M artin M cDaniel, G uy StenEncore. Hotel I’roprletor—Did you enjoy.the atrom, Ed R o u t h ' Nick Pezold, Geo. cornet playing In the next room to I ’czold, Randall Cease, Benj. Whityours hiKt night? ner, Jr., Jno. W. Booth, Frank Guest (snvngely)—Enjoy It! I should TnkucH. eny not. I spent half the night pound­ ing on the wall to make the Idiot stop. P roprietor—Why, Jones told me this morning you applauded every ouu of Ills pieces nnd he wits going to sepd for some more mpslc right away so Housework Is hard enough when th a t he could piny for you again. healthy Every Sanford woman who is having, headache, Glut.? and nervous Ktiell.s, dizzy headaches and kidney or Cockney Repartee. Home of the senior hoys from n bladder troubles should lie glad to Jiecd. Vuuxhull school’s literary class were this fjanford woman's experience: •Mr* L. V. Btyan, 11_ Palmetto Ave.* token to Hie old Vic to ace ‘The Mersays: "Some years ago I was in awfu* chnnt o f Venice." shape from kidney trouble. I had a ter­ . W h e n ' Shylock. In the court scene, rible soreness in the region of my kidney's wn« ifrgenHy demanding Ids pound of and was down and out. Jt was nearly flesh, u bright cockney hoy, in eager impossible for me to get around at all. tones, cried out to the judge.I was nervous and the hast little thing “ HI, you! Ask him for his m eat u m l l”—London Tit-lilts. Come in and Hear the New Columbia Records WOMEN GIVE OUT "Yoo lltlla rM cal-ttU yrd along the Kept grandma waiting ( Oh well. It!a « C A LU M E T B A KIN C P O W D E R I* always ilaht. h 'a worth waliins Jor. Always wtlcome, Nrvrr shiik* it* work. Nc-vrr fail*. Nrvrr w t s t n minutes or materia I* ami I Am*r it'» pu rr and wholesome, as CalumH remains rmly nu-l, Ingm lirni. as nave Iwm approved ciirn rally by |h r b'. S Food Authorities." Few iaiv uhtn you tuy.U—jou m it uhtn fou hit it. The Lute. Tho lute hns vanlMicd. It wna on0 or the oldest of Inslnuuente. and hid ii beautiful vibrant' tone somewhat IIko th a t of the hnrp. But Its Biro nnd com­ plexity were ngnln*t It. It h«d a Ions tnll, and many-Btrlngs, nnd whllo Ita elze Increased Its powvr and rnnge, It also Increased Ita weight nnd made 1t F a t Not Used. cuinLicu', T he minstrel of today plnra Burma Is one of Uio fe w .la n d s In b n the mandolin, the guitar or th e which fa t l i f n o t used for lighting or banjo—and the lute Is forgolten. Industrial purposes. MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER j Sanitarj Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnic Dry Cleaning. Alters- l tionN of All Kinds on Short N otice " ' * ° t Join Our G entlem en s Valet Club. $2.00 P e r .,Month ♦ S U I T S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE 174 if �SEPTEMBER 27, Nnthku Hod ford Forms! Is gcncrnl ■ecrstnry. Tho committee Is com­ posed of s number of Tulss's most e n tw p r tf tn r Ttttxerrw, and * -they -ara taking much Interest In their work. The usual mess hall and sleeping from 6.000 m lO.Oaji old Con fed cm to veterans who are to be preforrod FUuiifl of the reunion cointnltteo Owing to demands for tents In llio army, it Ans Impossible to secure tentago for these oljl Boldlers, but* probably a better arrangement than tents has been made The sctiool authorities of Tulsa, at the repuest of tha reunion commit I have ordered the public schools to be suspended for the entire weak of tho reunion, and tho old soldiers will sleep In tho school houses. -T hese buildings are of brick, one story high, and thov are provided with ample toUol facilities, w ater and electric lights.-. Five thous­ and double mattresses have been pur­ chased by the reunion committee, and other ' necessary bedding provided. A large tent will, be used ns a mess hall. It will bo located within a block of tho convention hall In which tho bualn'osa sessions of the reunion are to be held B. A. Pickens. the man who ban successfully catered to many Confederate., reunions, has been ongaged b y ^ h e roqnlon oommlttoe to do the honors for the old soldiers. Ho le ijow ln Tulsa waiting- for-hls-rrlends to come. Ho will servo his guests three meals a day free of all qharge. Tho convention hall Ip which tho business sessions of the reunion will be hold Is new and attractive. It seats inoro th a n 6/100 people. Is well ventilated and eo situated as to not be Interrupted by (be nolso of Btreot traffic. The hall Is equipped with n fine pipe organ, one of tho finest In the southwest. Ample arrangement!!* have boon mado to nceommodato all yeunlon vis­ itors. In hotels, rooming houses and private homes. Tho city Is full pf good hotels' and rooming houses. Restaurant facilities are ns good as any city affords.' Tulsa is situated In thrf great oil belt of Oklnhoma. It Is a wonderful sdctlon of country Tho surrondtnga are entirely different from any other reunion city It will ho a now expo,rIcnco to thousands. Ttilsn wll) extend & cordial welcome to every reunion visitor, and put forth her best ener­ gies to makn tho wook the greatest one the Confederates nnd their friends have ever enjoyed "On to Tulsa," Is the watchword throughout tho south and southwest -Orr 1 x 4 f/M %] \\y\ \ v 1j ' M; S-7 * cm, t h e cm ip * jn 3E1CIUM « o FRANCE HENRY M cLAU LIN ~ JE W E L E R . '*• MY SPECIALTIES: PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S S T E R U N G SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE A V ?m c •*.** ;i H im O ver there* . 1 ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES i **.-•- *_£• wolltm&.who -bml .vmm*-to -the -Uidlt-d ***^*~ Luxury Markat .Hard HIL— filntes Is generally being extended to "Don't try to sell luxuries In New Americans who hnvo learned to like Zenlnmk"* This Is the .advice United the dish. . # * * States Consul General Winslow given f*oI is frequently used In Hiiwallnn Ain erica u morchimtft In u commerco hospitals in the illet of patients whose One Inch Cards Will He Published Un» stoinaohs nre too wenk (o digest other report. * No, New Zealand Js not pinched dcr This Heading At The Rale Of 17.20 food, mid tho w ar Interest In substi­ tute fooefs Is expected to lend to Its for money. Its wallet Is well Ailed. Per Ypnr. ------- - * "There Is no particular necessity for wider Introduction elsewhere. retrenchment," an the consul puts It, but the public Is opposed to the pur* No Lazy Man's Place. chakc of luxuries, especially luxuries -» I f yon- snw “The Illrd of Pnrndlse" that have to ho imported, thereby us­ nnd Dion listened to snmo folk tnlk ■O P T O M E T R I S T ing tonnage needed to head oft the you may ho under tho Impression U*honl8. EYES EXAMINED Hawaii Is a lhnd where Americans go '• Trinidad, too, nnd the wholo of tho nnd Just naturally forget how to work, and GLASSES FITTED lie down beneath ii shady, spread}- tree British West Indies-,-l» abstaining from Schaal’s Jewelry Store. 123 \V. Firal St nnd listen to the thrum of the Hawaiian use of Imported goods. This has caused guitars until they're lulled Into n steep the population to change Its whole menu, fur many foodstuffs were for­ from whlrh they seldom nre am used. merly Imported. Now the peoplo eat "That stuff," said S. H. PnxHnj/rif Hon­ .home-grown plants Hint only tho mil* | olulu. "Is all right, but I t W m r story Formerly of the U. S. Army books nnd comic operas, 'A went to quits ate before. They like the new dtet so well they say they will never Hop*dqlu 1.T years ago from Philadel­ CONSULTING PHYSICIAN phia. beeaitu* pres|ib*nt of llo* Rotary again import any Htnple food except eornmenl. SEMINOLE COUNTY RANK IlLDG club, a member of the legislature and bend of the Infgest autoinnbUc ronMarksmanship and Muscles. cern to Honolulu. When I came back Mnrkxiuaii«li[|> with llo* rlth* Is not t<> the Pulled States I don't flml any of my <dil companions lire staying up so much a m utter of keenness of sight nny Inter nt night thnn I do or travel ns of muscular steadiness. A rthur I. Office 800 P ark Avertue fnstep than I do. Don’t let nny one Lutes of Tenehers' eollege, New York, Telephone 201 put that ‘go-tn-Nleep-iind-tievyr-wnke- describes lo the Journal of Applied Psychology some t**sis made by blm RJrory m ail brings to (he reunion up’ bbsi Into your head. Hawaii Is com m ittee hundreds of requests for not n lazy man's country, hy nny whleh prove tlint llo* most nrournle Officeilrs: 10-12a.m. & 2 4 p.m reservatio n s of rooms st the hotels, means." mark-uo-a are those whose museultiT boarding houses and private hom es, iimlpt! i- st* perfeel tlml slight dis­ tractions, subjective mixioiy aiuFuiiioD R . L. I). B R O W N have been granted by Dlrector-finner- A pplications for certificates upon Would Save Sea Lota. al McAdoo of the railway admlnhc whlch t,cke,• L“ " b* Purchased keeps New York steamship undarwrltera suggest Ion tl<* not illsiurt> it. . ,, , , on two steuogrnphers busy D E N T I S T i tratlon. Tickets w b« placed .. , , , . J attending , *“ * " to and government ollletnls have niilhor. . . „ them. The heads of departmonts and Iztsl ofliehd ti*sts of a new Invention as a about September 19, good for j | r | , i 0I)ll report Increasing interest Office Vowell-Speor Building whlrh, It Is claimed hy Its designers, ; return passage until October 31. jn tj,n q-nlss reunion all over tho south •Phone IAS Sanford, Florida will save, property valued at thfnisnnds Those rates w ill‘apply to all mom- nnd southwest. The demand for of dollars In the event of Utc sinking bers of tho associations natnod ubovo roome Is uot rontlnod to one section, of vessels. 1| |s railed a pneumatic THOMAS IIMMtn WILSON nnd to mumbura of tholr fanitlles. It I" widespread I ulsa expects a safe it ml Is said to float on the water, L. rCIIUL'HON lllJ( SH.,Li,tU COMMITTEE PREPARES TO Tickets arc to he purchased on the ,nr*« aUfmrtnnce and la making prop, though of steel construction. It Is no a r a t l u n s Accordingly Impervious to Are and theft ns other ENTERTAIN ONE OF LARG- f - algnod certificate .of department, state safes. The device ls_ sniff to weigh CCT D n i m i m i r o n m / n o and c* mP commanders end adjutants. threp tons. As evidence of Ids faith tST REUNION CROWDS . T 1,0 certificate* were supplied-to the LAWYERS ■ In tip* success of the invention the man G IV E N H O N O R N O T D E S E R V E D ------— —*■ ------reunion conmiltteu by llha railway who constructed lL w ltl lack himself I Sanford*^________FlitritJa authorities at Washington, nmi tho committee sends them to tiie oftlboYi1 Error of Learned Men Responsible for Inside when the safe Is lowered overbnrml. TTrrn-r tTrrniiTrrjtoTi h e n r m n r ’ America tmng Named Aftef of the various Confederate organ!what Is claimed fur It il will lo* adopt­ Ameiigo Vespucci. " '■ Hee Bupy With Organization rations throughout the connlri In be ed for Use on Amerlenn oeentlgolug Ves­ SCHELLEM AINI5S Usual to ...curing tlui low totes fur Wnrw sort Large Fund Secured sels. Tliu Klury uf bow tins new world re­ all entitled to them. No ticket can to Defray Expenses of L A W Y E R Ito purchased unless the curtlllcito ceived the mime of America Ih ii Mrlko m ri: in t i i i : roinrp, iibt'st: log example of wlint publlclly will ncBig Meeting. Britain’s "Baby Army.” | Is shown to tho ticket agent. It is., When the- Itr^lsh troops reached therefore, important that all who In­ ciitnpllsh. Amerigo Vespucci, a highly SAN FO RD - FLORIDA educated Florentine, wns head of u Italy they were nick named “The Ruby l uisa, Okla., August----- Tho Con- tend coming toV T nrm isa reunion proI•11-111«*<-4 house In Seville, Rpalfi. prole Army." T he Italians were so surprised •'b-ratr. veterans, Sohs .pf Confcder- vide thoiimolves at once with tlnv nlily at* ageiil for the great trading nt tho sm art appearance of the new­ necessary certlilcnte. by applying to • Veterans, and tho Routhorn ConArm of tho Medlels, and helped to At comers—differing so materially ns It - “ "aieil Memorial Association, hold commanders nnd adjutants *>a! one of the expedltloliH u llh whleh ■II>1 from (to* picture presented by the The Tulsa reunion promises to he iaau.il reunion this yo«r at Coliiinbns sntled. W*lien the latler'a heme troopq whom they passed -fhni, At tile i \ rtr 1.1 i(1 •I 1 F O O D /WIIL.WIN t he first ttme the reunion has one of the. most successful meetings monopoly " iih revoked, Venpin-el un- ill the belief that they bud come "Itl'egun! t p (' -tlo-r At Hume' ; the old Confederates and tholr famtdi-rlook several vovages of exploration straight front England, they were Oklahoma as the statu In ✓ ' TUB lies and friends have ever enjoyed. Musical r om.<ly u ■'* to meet. The dates of. the re- | A fund of 1100,000 has been provided on Ids own account, during which In* called "Tin* Unity Army." uh ii m utter W A R . ,,,i :i are September 21-27 Inclusive. ' by the peoplo of'-Tulsn to entertain claimed In many Tellers to have been of fact tin* llrltish soldiers were w ar­ I.ii * *y rates of one cant a mile tho reunion W. T ate Hrsd.v Is rhnlr- the llrst to renrh the mainland of the worn veterans from the Ypres salient. ' from nil parta of the country. I man. of Um. general cpmyiltton and new continent, giving tho date us June, W e u>i// u ;m this war — ■ Nothing else really matters until we do! The Flavor Lasts BUSINESS CARDS 1 I i r .•r-vi 0. S. VAUGHAN a - 1 Dr; D O W N I N G Dr. C. J. Marshall TULSA REUNION $ .* Wilson <5 Hoasbolder DflTES^ ARE SEPTEMBER 24-27 Want Ads - Bring Results 10.1-107, Fertilizer ... Makes Every Stroke Worth Double On A|lrll 2.1, 1.107. the learned h e a d s of the University-of St. Die. In Lor- \ mine, decided. Incorrectly, Unit lie was : entitled to the honor of discovery, (bv*lutiihtift having only reached the Islandfl of tho West Indies, nnd that the -western hemisphere should beqr his name. The nam e America wns, therefore, first used Tn the hook "f'osmbgriiphlao Introductlo," by Miirlln Wnldseemuller, prbfessor of cosmog­ raphy a t the^university. It has slneo been shown that Ves­ pucci wns preceded by both Columbus nnd John Cnliot, but It wan too Inte, the new world had been / christened America nnd the fact advertised In the liTeeting wee print. The house w here/tlie wns held nt which the classical error was mnrte wn« stjll stnndlng a t St. Dio nt the oulbrenk u f Hie wnr, nnd w’ns m utually'vndtedliy runny tourists from both North nnd South America. S *, POI HAWAIIAN NATI0NAC DISH Imhor was ncVef- so short. Biff crops were never so needed. Thu governm ent h as called ond still calls fo r more food. Farm Implements, better seeds nnd b e tte r farm ing methods L1 to make labor more effective. Finally, to make every stroko vomit double, use the best nvnllnble jilnnt foods in . E; FRANK C O F/S FERTILIZERS I!.' using these hifrli grade fertilizers Florida growers are 1 iloubling their crops-—are tloitbling their profits are iloub• their help to the G ovcrnm ent^-are J-hortening the stay in ’• h - trenches—nre saving ouf boys! JtlMi n u Inrr.-niw lp « form* aatlon tluit will help you net -ruturim from your labor -Rend to*l:»y for a 4free‘ copy. aHE COE-HORTIMER COMPANY * • CORNELIUS CHRIST IANCY, Florid* S«!m M*nairr 921 Heard Bidit. Jacksonville, Flo. S u b tlJ ia ry of TUo A m tH can Agi U u lt u r a l C lta n ik sl Company la .Being Introduced Into the United Btatea and la Sald.to Be Meet­ ing With Favor. ITnwnll Is making n food-saving contrlhutlon In tho shnpi* of pol. Its nntlonul dish mntle-from the hulh o f.th e taro plant. UniII 2ft yenrs ago pol wns inside under primitive romlltlons, the bulbs being peeled, boiled nnd pound­ ed In n wooden trencher unjll n semlIhpiltl paste was formed. But today modern sanitary machinery Ih tiseff to m anufacture thd"product, under uupervlslon of health nuthorltles Ip t h e Island, nnd flve factories at Hilo now turn out several tons dally. J M s newffirtri of pol Is being sent to tho United Rtntes. renClilug mnrkctB-ns fnr away ns New York city, and n rieiflnnil whldi began with. V u . . . • * • * . YOU MUST b F s ATISFIED We May Not Be Nearest To You, But We Will Go Fartherest.To Satisfy You. Remember These Are War Times and .You Should Take Good Care of Your Auto ==. • • “ • * • " . : I hftve ju st added another expert m echanic to take care o f our ever in creasin g repair work. D on’t w ait, but have your car looked after righ t now before the FALL R USH . i Portage Tires and Tubes, 5000 Miles Guaranteed, Always Fresh Stock Accessories . 0LDSMO8ILE SIXES AND fIGHTS • . . .. Repair Paris SEMINOLE COUNTY GARAGE Phone 347 J. B. LAWSON, Prop. * *•- ... *• 15 Y e a rs a Machinist . . ■ SHF— V I C l ’a B ■- I6 ,S SAY I I 7 ■ . . * • -— --- ®-- -^ -- hi ii �■T y - j r *8fe&ife ■i ■' i ^ ■ »■ ** r imm. * _■ pTii •I * - • ** «*» ‘ •* ■iti *r -?LLa.-ju.-rs7jts-aw-T-=r= —'**■ > ■ . ft ». Mj...- r * ~ - J ! •^ ,. ' *-. .‘ _a ■ . *‘ «i v* V 5iy,- »>»—t- ■«■•■ I' x r i*r ^~i - ■ ♦ 5. . ; i: .. r - j I '"'V-pr-- * page Font T H ES A N FO R D H ER A LD It. J. HOLLY. ■Editor M. HAYNES, llusincHs Manager * SEPTEMBER 27. lots .THE SANFORD HERALD 7 . " i '(T5 ~ T——p —— , 1‘ut ll'hi <1 Kverv T 'lw d iy »rot rrlitny . THE HERALD PRINTING. COMPANY for hu n d re d s .w ork. more for Volunteer In t h e Jiii'k-otn i!lo chapter, A m ira n Red Cro*>*. women of i i*very p a rt of th e city, of every , . , , ■creed, and of every aortal set arc .•n.n. ... # . . j « „ u» ~ men of th e every walk of life are H IT IH C IIIIT IO N to u t i : IN MO iM I. m, Standing *III mirier In sTi older in ONE YK Mr • th> ranks 4,f i he great liatioiiaf army M S M O N IItf . . . . . . * r i l U K K m o m n o ........................ 1 71; to d ay . ,L$ut while women w ho are lIuHnvd la uk cu> bTT^jt^T iToo'eTi'Vr», in doing tln rf» o w n house work. curing ,\d?aec« »f i«c Prf Month ' for the comfort and welfare of their m xm m m xm xxxxxm xxxxm xxm x^x dt FOOD i| \ ADMINISTRATION X THE ONLY' W AY TO PR O V E ■ , III order to meet the dem ands for d a i r y f.-i i|< during tli<' nppruaohi n g w i n t e r . t li>- I t i l l e d S t a t e s H o o d your worHi and jjive PUNCH and P E P to your work is by careful and consistent train in g. T h e-sp m e is true o f a bank account—-constant sa v in g P A Y S ... A dm inistration has pointed out l^iat southnen • fa rm ;, s should' grbatly i n - ' crease ih rir a. reage of cover crops Parmrau In Arfanrv Mu»l llr Madf f»l «>(t.ri- fa m ilie s are sp en d ing a p a r t . of e v e ry and •w inter pasturage. By s o , doing S U R P L U S $15,000.00 C A P IT A L s :j o ,0 0 0 .0 0 ■ day in tin* week in Red Cross rooms! the fa rm er will assist in conserving EnlftriJ 18 Heromlf( Liu Mail Miil> r August T2fli! X while society !e;itiers have given up the mills feeds and coarse grains. X 1SNA, at tiv* !*«*•*tofTnr*! a. Sanfoi]4» Horfela I'n-cl* * Act r»f March 1rd, l ft"9 every form of e n te r ta in m e n t, ami X B rax to n B e a ^ iu m . Federal Food Olt-phonc No, I4S are repotting at their desks p rom ptly A d m in is tra to r of Florida gives in ­ (tf&cv: lieraid Holding a t S:30 or 9 o'elock each tnorniilg fof dorsem ent to tips m ovem ent, not an entiree tlay's Work; w Ifile busi­ only .through <diis e ffo rt; to assist in " Y " MAKES B E T T E R S O L D IE R S . jn ^ R T m iR B U S IH E ^ •_ . Iness women are devoting u certain those' things indorsed by the Food * V Colonel Wheeler, s a y s th a t h e'd n um ber of hours a d a y or night to A dm in istratio n , b u t because of bis r a th e r have POO a r m y men w ith a the war activities;! there are still practical knowledge of live stock. SANFORD,FLORIDA 0. L. TAILOR R. R. DEAS C. M. HAND II. R. STEVENS hundreds of women who have not Ciihier B earing out th e idea of. greater A ll'l C lt h i. f V|f**|,rwlrl H' C>»*t.l»,.l VY” than a th o u s a n d men with none. yet taken an active part in the work p a stu ra g e of live stock in Florida Pershing endorses th e conclusion. in the home trenches. during th e winter,, Mr .B eacham THE B A N K THAT IN SU R ES YOUR DEPO SITS These*men are speaking of th e reThere are women who have bought issues t h e following s ta te m e n t: ’lation of the to the morale. ■bonds, or war .saving s ta m p s , who All well inform ed persons, w ho im m m x x x x ^ m m x x x m m x x x m x x x W h e e U u a y a l h e " V ” m a k e t ."bettor.s-■hwf«- “ “ *■-liucL. waa aulficieaU t h e r e . u < -& d i s c u s s e d t h e problems o f - ^ fighters." I t ’s n o t b a rd to u n d e r - , . ... . . . . . , . , thcir . . I raising live s t n r k 'i n Florida, h am m er * , j sons to t h e service, -who feel th a t incessantly on th e needs of a gre ater taking m ilitary training a t Stetson thf- loan campaign. Besides the enn- er with th e following Inscription, s ta n d for a n y o n e -who has had ex- a pjj, enough sacrifice. T h e re artUnivensity, th eir s t a t u s ii the sam e vassing. th o u sa n d s o f 'y o u n g women to -u it: " B u y M ore L ib e rty Bonds*’ perien^e with Y . M> C. A. activities, [w om en who arc classed as " fro n t ,,e tte r P# 8 t u r a Bef T he Present t h a t ' o f a p riv a te i n a regular ! a r e ' working in headq u arters otllcers 1 a n f sure t h a t y o u .w ill be glad to tim e should" develope this m ovem ent slackers" who spend hours .mere- th a n has been done in p a s t c a n to n m e n t. Edwin has already been jjs v o lu n te e rs • , have this mesauge on y o u r c a r,'It When the w riter was an underjust s ittin g and rocking, holding m ade a bugler. B oth of these young is not only a re m in d e r to the other sized y o u th , som eone gave him an years, because of th e short su p p ly their hands or doing elab o rate e m ­ y th e Seminole men were m em bers of man b u t it shows where you stand od mill feeds, and the greater d e ­ For A t il> Service Flag ann u a l m em bership in t h e . " V " . broidery for their w ardrobe instead m an d s on the United S tates for C o unty (Tuard, a n d the training During thL* next three weeks help H e might n ever n av e joined had it of sewing for the poor little fatherless rurn1ahinfg thnst, fped3. T h c n o rth ern they received here will lie of great i T h e \\ (yximen's Circle will make your governm ent b y talk in g Fourtth arrangem ents at once to get a ser­ not- been for the gift, for bis salary children of Belgium, or k n ittin g f o r ! Btate's during the winter m o n th s benefit to them . Liberty Loan Bonds. vice flag for Sanford. O th er cities was just a b o u t w h a t the soldier- th e, men in uniform , when th e y can- j mUBt< dei>ond on lh e Inil| fecU5i ,m t Yours fur the F o u rth Liberty In th e d e a t h ol Mrs. M artha boy's is today, and he thought the not go to to the h e a d q u a rte rs .o f i h e j here jn KIorida> wherc we art, blessed Bertjeson last week w e.lost one who have th e m and this city needs ohe. E, F. Householder, Y . M. C. A. was s o m eth in g religious Red Cross o r some other war w o r k l wiih BUch n t e m ,,p rale c!imatei we had been a m em ber of th is church i T he Circle will -probably adopt P ublicity Chairman. a plan ui taking up a public suhI t was, and is, bu t not" as he thought. organization to give some service. ! ra n (.a r ry m u rh of our stork on since LsHfi, she having joined script to n fur this flag to supplement. In perhaps ten years of daily " Y " Hut the w o rth while women of p as tu ra g e , or on open range, during years— -------No - Sptrnfjrh- Influenza , afLer. il_. w-as organiz-udt r ' w h a t the Circle will give. This i* activities, he hurdlv ever heard the to d ay are those who have not only t h P w in ter season, family has our deepest s y m p' a th y . * , runii• ... , ,, .. , should , For the hehefit of the citizens of certainly * <*.,ri patriotic action and word "religion" m entioned. C ertainly bought bonds, and stam ps who have Rrt.aUy in[ioraP w hat h n been Mjss R o s a m 0 iui R.adIu a L.> 1iuxia»4 if c r K r w n r rhe iUpp*rt-t>f the c o m i* if t h'erv'‘ no ofterner t h a n in th e fllllce where not only conserved food a nd (ue i(1 by Federal F ood A d m in istrato r one of * o ur high achool g ra d u a te s ty. are any cast’s of S panish Influenza he worked, for exam ple. T h e religion who have not only g i v e n - t h e i r all Jo h n M . Parkeri of Loulsianna. who within the c ity limits of SaiiL.VJ of the "Y"* is th e religion of service. to the g o v ern m e n t, but who school in Georgia for the coming that 1 us C ity H ealth Officer have u p - 't h e s i t u a t i o n , as follows: Hply Cross C hu.ch. ..... , , . ' .# It aims to give th e y o u th of tile race offering them selves with tlie sa m e ] term . not been notified o f sam e. ' •*»! the lessening of m an power what they need, w h a te v e r that m ay unselfish devotion evinced by t h e ' , The services for thi« S Respectfully, Miss C lara Milieu, who has been be. This youth needed physical train men who are of the fighting f.irces. ,M,th f‘‘r ' ,lunil1,nK an<l h a rv estin « w hi-di ..- Hi -') l he* r.i Supt of th e .Junior D ept, of our J. M. T t l a r ,, i crops, the small gram s can be used ing and he got in the gym. MusculA All women can n o t enter tip- b u s t-],,, Krpul lldvantage where heretofore S u b d ay .School sincj- its organization Suiny Michael u d All Argo City Health Officer and Local arly, he was timid an d backward ness world, all women ca n n o t give Sunday Srh Oil! !* I i Board of Health t till -r the p lanting has been extrem ely has tendered her resignation, on for ' it so h a p p e n ed lie had never largelj in m oney, hut every Yvoman \l irnir.g S c L o e I! A y limited. Wheat oats, rye, vetch, 'and • account of having necepled a p«n»troughed It m ueli with o th e r hoys ami can give of hersilf. every woman !'! . elis-i! g and Sermon T.10 I* M the clovers planted in most of th e ■tiun in the Jacksonville schools as he didn't* know himself. He never can find som e tim e which she can \t flu* M eihudist Church M ornir; g Service II A M. so u th e rn stales at a n y time before teacher. She has had rem arkable would have m ade an athlete, hut he d evote to som e war a c tiv ity which . At the first M ethodist ( " i - k It is i be riot > ■ .! I ':at ! hero « ill the mifdb- of Novemfier. will s ta rt success as a d e p a rtm e n ta l superinwas 8ooii aide to ta k e care of h im ­ will direi-tly ..r indirectly hack up Doservices for S u n d ay Sept 2 :';.t ini Early * elebrat i .n, i .r ! i t- R. . a Vigorous growth am i will, not win­ ' lentient, a n d lias kept her departwill he ns follows: self— with the gloves, in physical our fighting men. tor has t go at that hour for the — Times Union. ter-kill except in very extrem e | ment up to th e very highest s t a n ­ .1 games, e t c . —and of course he gain­ Sunday School at 9:110 A 7 II ( i ;r, ------O — dard As a small token of the-esteem Service weather. ed in health an d s tre n g th , which hal‘rcad p n g a t 11:00 A. M I 'eland W tS IK I 'ff LIG H T V <' At in which she is held tin- Sunday Dn properlv c u ltiv a te d fields, these stayed w ith -h im alw ays He wanted Epworth League at 6:00 | ‘ M. School presented M isS Milieu with New order will <,Pi Whole Hunch grains and an d legumes will afford not I’reching at 7:."|n p. M. som ething m ental, too, untl he got T o (1 a r A i i i n m o h i l e a very; p r e tt y little radiolite clock **w ner». nutriflous pastu v Tallahassee, Sept. 2f>. A telegram only rich and the* efratjee to s tu d y shorthand, All are most cordially invited to on tfio i'Vr of her d ep a rtu re (or her 1 .1- e ilskotl tier-man, husiuess arith m etic, pyldii received today by the S tate Council ly nil th e - w inter, but lu the spring lievv ■ home. ai fend these services. Visitor- and vs to oas- •lieimg th' strange-- are assured of a h*-:<ry speaking and even a little Greek ami of N ational Defense "from national v d! m ake resonahle grait) r e t u r n s ' News has been re neved by d intTOi-n a -mall - 1t,■k - UI'tiDiJUr as the graizing does not reriously 1 eudt|narter>. cotitaiiis tin- ml, ,r rimmusli . M aybe h e 'l e a r n e d little, hut home folks that l.l-sbe Hill 1 ffi,(,t productivity A vigorous chm• he got 't h e m ental eXori-IM- Ah.ew i-M* that N a th a n A. S m i t h , a !*»Sl| J*t all. lo- made friendships which^hui not .lo i , i .i geiici.,. <-t t I t | puigfi a IMi g these lines will he an arrived safely overseas, Mrs. F o rre st E. G alehel has been lasted. Some of hss most inn m ate E m p lo y m e n t Service is mail­ inestim able benefit in conserving th use fe**(i products so vitally needed elected Sopt of the Junior D e p a rt-] ing" u 1 tie iiio-t drastic iostructions friends he first nf*-t ^ tt. the * Y' <;r , 1-sii, i u, ..n in try t <> all I i.is soul loo n effh.rt when i-usrtcd merit of i,or Sunday School, a pusi- j Suc'l a pers'itiai I-Vp. Te*to-e i- I ■,i,irrton, hut mlest of us d o n 't st''pj, to i:11m m 111 if \ inhur hoards m.-i m e t mg oiji m i ooju-rattoii with the D e p a rt­ looi which she , will lilt with eredi't. I! We learn with sadness of the! sum it up and to give ere,fit t ’o-m to p re p a re and publish m ment of .Agriculture and 'd e m o n s tra ­ tion agents, will firing about great d e a th Augu-t 2 o h of A rth u r Lossmg j ■ • i > itj a n d c o u n ty lists ,.f non• W hat tin- " Y ” did for the write, relief an d great saving. from vvoimds received in action. He! essential positions now held by men it is doitig for the eoidii-r-btiys of ■(if th e Florida farm was- a most excclb-nt yotm t' man ! in the cant on m eets here, ir its adaje- th a t can lo filler! by Women. table it i' .giving t hen I lie teh-gr.iiu -ays men falling modify Ins | Ijfis tv> pteet hi- local and, one of n u r^ ll|l" t. m**husinstie -frfffi— tbtr —trpp ‘what t i- d l;tl.l'--ad of. pliiM ua-. or i cfusu tg it. goo . a*; *•( suvh ntni'.' 0 LD^ i r ,r N T r ^ m i M r r BnR0KEN LEHSCS DUPLICATEDATOHCL M Y , I* I . i . . \ , . . .■ . if.l' so. I t, . ' ,f i r.i in itig. lll'i 1.11.L ■ ^•AGENTS FORBOJBIE LENSES FARAHD HlkU IN ONEGLASS I ii r j « 1 1 1 f if 1'1 in I ' ...oil. | , .1 ! 7., ifi non *1 ■r' rt ■ .. i, ■ • : , wilt ii'ii ..ri it mi i , j ! i n 1\' no 11' to­ in oration .,r -x. - vi *i ar 11fl>k 31i t men in hr • 10 lar wijfo-Jv, b u r V ;IJ lidd iifrc'i ffy ' our naffou sd.irolj: -all AU* r.-; ok 4-. aii voniin irtfh i^trw ■and this will be larger to available , r e tft for export, and nu' ,n(,rylit ter m b rd ity . hfn the- .............. nou drafe iw ...... ......... .. ... registra n ts are .7 A’he never you n av e half, it ch a n ts-j called, and the le egriun. r a y s th e w ill,jstrenfjthen u u r position as a ] rmtmri in 't o e v ■ « r-strugglle acrooss j F eed t o u r Hogs Si\ W eeks Earlier \ trk in the camps fb-w urderf sre i n ' -tided’ to force the . t o help the hi re nr abroad, shrink am! h a n d of both o.»n-essi itial labor ih w a te r." 111 evert b»t nt ling- On l'*",l two ' M •* H * * >" iI V-A kj ili ."I shirk T he l L t*r « Its ts .jiro - Worthv of aliu ii*n*;m"> » t or three weeks 'jirn-kty and actually > j L i iLd .bai-ly v,;!l AliU Jlli you r:M ...j fh ks and <rt!lci < h ir es Pri'iti The I eni|de sal -less th a n others K all *would ! help. l i\ k• l > 1 *rw d all kinds of f a t i m \\V * • lliPxr. tin* I'nttr*' ilr*»vi* « Ni t Mi du\ is From oti in DflV n i t '■ i ■ l.tf i . 1 F u ll m ir 4 , h cm pa l if hi 1 * \v «rii!r| In* "•i-.ui;, ft»r I hi* ni \ vv n v .r 1 l - *i,'l i> >chiiiii. we 'wan' i M IL ' <■ I / H * n a is. O u t - f l o u s i Y . « ki. Ii 1' M i i* \ , 131 ( r i •y\ <i*‘T vvt'PhS «i^rlitT and in ^.i5, p si\ \vi*fk-s| m« in' cr ,i» be present. u urk tight »ni» i in la-' W ednesday evening a feed is an item th a t you fully tinder- j vprovi st Marshal General Crowder ! sta n d . A- a iinalu ;. th.- telegram t " the aw tie pa t nent was oryanU'.cd in has said to lhe met! of till* I lilted alute cuuticil -: " T h e governm ent "'ft Sunday School to be known as T h e hog t h a t fa tte n s easily must S ta tes, “ Go to work, go to w a r..o r will insist t h a t no m an occupy a " T h e A rm y - and N a v y - D e p a rtm e n t" be in prim e physical co n d itio n .' T h e go to jail.” IH it'.w hat "f th e women! position n wom an can fill. T h is "na­ in which is to be enrolled the names B. ‘A. T h o m as -Hog Powder is a con* •W hy shouldn't the w om en'gq .to tion must work nr fight and the of our * members.„wdu> art- in active d itlo n e r for hogs. Lt keeps th eir war work, or to jail? order is m ade necessary ieV ause tire service, and the S u p r of this system clean an d healthy and e n ­ H undreds of' women have already employers of n o n -cs-tenliaI i.ihnr hnvfi D epartin' <A will k e e p , in active ables them to fa tte n quickly without answered the eall to service, hut the in many cases failed to m eet the touch w .th every m em ber t ' u s en­ fulling a prey to the usual diseases patriotic organrzalious are calling issue squarely.." of hogs. T h e B. A. T h o m a s ' Hog rolled. . i i . , . . . . . — . .. -t1* P ow der is not stoCk food. I t ’s Mr. I*. Booth a n d - fa m ■ who s tra ig h t medicine and we* took the P resbyteria n Church formerly re«id<-»| in S n n f o r ; passed agency because it enables you to Services a t the P resbyterian through th e city la t week enroute C hurch Surtday will be as follows; from the E ast Coast to J im u Grande feed out your bogs much earlier. , ■ L. Allen Seed Co. Sunday School 9;435 A. M when Mr. Hi" ! I i us ,1 ■. ; t 'll cm5 -F ri-ttc Morning _ U orship 11 :<K) A. M flloyment. C hristian .E n d e a v o r 0:15 P. M Miss Mau-ie J in ..ins jind mother Evening Worsh 7:30 P. Women T a k e dig Pari. M. are gpenUinf: their vacatioi} at T h e Roll Cross 'w ill hold its A tlanta, On., Sept. 2a. T h i r t y W alland,- TemT: a n n u a l business meeting with elec­ th n s a n d ,sou th ern women will be ac­ Miss M aym e Steele is teaching tion ol Otllcers at the P resbyterian tively at work next S a tu rd a y in the C h u rch next W ednesday night at the S eco n d G ra d e Girls in the canvans-for-D te-Fourth -Liberty tm rrr Dees your fountain pen Junior D e p t, while Miss Jinbins is 7:30 o'clock. i t is c s tim u te d .b y Mrs. Samuel Lump absence. give yqu Lroiible-amJ ai> kin,, director of w om an’s work for the noyance? P erh ap s it is. Mrs. A. C. Williams and .\fits T he farmers and business men or six states comprising the Sixth O range county arc very much .'in­ Mamie K a te Williams have returned not the fault of the pen. a! Reserve District. terested In th e . developm ent of the from a pleasant trip to Georgin. I t may he the quality of At the in sta n c e of the Men's or­ d airy industry th ro u g h o u t the cotinHon. It. L. N u tt, Tax Assessor the ink y o u ;a re . using. T he -Federal Reserve Banking System, ganization, ■ ev ery county chairm ty . anil, hist week the county agent of Lake C o u n ty , passed through w om an's work will Inn m em ber of Fountain pens are not established by the government, stands back of was requested to visit the T al Sanford W ednesday, e n ro u te home recommended . for use the orchards, and enables us to help our section where th e dairy in d u stry has alter a tte n d in g th e Seminole Bnp- th e m en's c o u n ty executive com m it­ m ade greal progress in the p ast list Assoociallmi at New Smyrna, tee, agd it j? believed the fou rth loan with any. b u t fountain farmers get better yields, better prices and cam paign will be rmicktd by even year. better all round results. Rev. M. II. M anscy and Jim, D. b e t t e r co-operation between th e men pen ink. We have it in Jinkins lit tended the As-uciatinn a n d women th a n in former driveblack, blue, violet, red, Citizens "I Palm !!,■«, h cimnly ns delegates from Sanford The vast resources of this system assure us j T h e women _*< ill make the usual green and blue-black. are contending ti nt ' t!„. j uur.ty ho* at all times of ample funds and currency for lion. J Tiblcn .Ltj ibs i- tl.c n .u- h-uise-tishnusf cnri’ a—' e \ e - \ <i C t |,a „ j , s “ After All C a rter’s is the j already - f u r m - h d the legitimate needs of our fruit -growers in q u o ta .if labor -f,.r i «. ■) l ia ! ,,r ln. cipal and vli- JacnL-,- the a — i ; m [ W Mnuni * i^url i i the I ilicrtr Best.” picking and marketing their crops. ;d u s tric s and th ey propcst t„ ta k e fur. tin* L ake Monroe S-hool, t.iey w ill be featured by exhiuils in 'm a n y s te p s to p revent . a n y further labor hrgnn teaching last Monday. hu n d re d s qf fall fairs, ‘both HttiUPund ___ . Tf you are not already one of our depositors l.ettcrK have Imm-ii iturned in Mrs. county. E lab o ra tely decorated nuulh* from, leaving t h e county. come in and see if we can’t help you. Gallagher a n d Miss M argaret Gallug- have been planned, and it is e x ­ ,*hcr to un ite with the First Baptist pected m an y subscriptions will lm Plenty of Room to Grow. Church of College P a rk , Atlanta, Gn ta k e n front visitors, to th e fair^. Australia, which Is 23 tlmea larger CE SU PPLY D EPT. MIMBKR Edwin Milieu nnd If. M. ‘Jernigah V. omen will play a prominent Sanford, Florida I ,,,ni1 lho who,e of ,,n* Brttlsh Isles, ^TIDIRAL m tlR V E' liutvst'population not'exceeding that ofi1! are the la te s t recruit- fron our num - part in the ninny parades and pageSYSTIM 1 Londop. Sonfrrd, Florida -bc'r to e n te r the sevice, they are a n ts to he* staged in connection with J j FR1MES i) m be r -ia;<e & Co,, I'yuniord, 'Fla. Fountain Pen Ink Fruit Growers and the New Banking System First National'Batik' r,~pF- �V4- . ■ J ■ ■ N^„ :- ■ * -.yf.- ■■■■u.-,pu -----■■■^altw i , r l JL > l *• ~ i *+H* -< . '___ * . ** — -i * V _ J _ ■k ■fca^ *n •-« » . • ^ ' ' rrTK M D EB 27. 1918 ■' BP ‘ ' > . J • .♦ ' -‘ ' . »- f THE SVNFORI) HERVI.D Word comes from Frank Takocji dial In* will leave soon for Siberia, l i e is with the Med lea iforps as a hospital a tte n d a n t. . a fte r........ It would nly in this to a t t e n d ) > many worth a p p e n in g s of in t e r e s t in a n d great street X AROUND SANFORD miles long spi'jil tl.e* week-end with his uncle this year <n. .ifd of stran g e and red aunt. \ | f M o | U I.a i n it iiiarkaMe v. ;|<i autiAfli.-t in tin gi­ • * i Menagerie..* Mr. and Mrs ih,. pencils, pens a n d I n k ’a n d M,. M. Smith of O rlando and H . J._ _______ MeIIride of. gantic I-1\ e-( ou tim i.i *' Radies of Sanford ami vicinitv who Arcadia and Mr. ami Mrs. Curlekoii | it" ‘* 'v H**!.- hours of sensations in the , u; <d- ull ki nd s at t h e H e r al d W inter P a r k i s in t h e . city to d ay . have Hemstitching or P u ttin g work of Jacksonv ille were here today en- ' ,namn,,Jlh main tent. This season -Oflt*T_ Mr. Honj; Drew, of Orlando, was route i„ Arcadia from Jacksonville. 11,'° Singling Brothers are opening can have ii done orTa new Singer X •| or Wood and heavy linulln : sCO here Tuesday on Ini.si ness, stop pine ..... their program with a wonderful Hemslilcher at a nominal cost much at t h T (Lillies. ( ALI. C A TES F i t AT F C O M Murrell, or phone 378. 4 S-t f spectacle entitled " In Days of Old" ‘ , ' i ’ANV W H EN Y ou W A NT F E R b e tte r'th a n you can possibly do it Jminc and .M rs. H ousholder and A complete stock of S c l i o o P S u p - ; T IL I Z E I l, SCRATCH ‘ F E E D , More limn IU(.)0 uejors tak e part by hand. : / : ; : s *' Mrs. Schultz wore in Orlando, on I»lics and School books at M obleys ■D A IRY FEED H O U SE * AND in the great production, which tells Wednesday. D rug Stofc G-tfc‘ M U LE .F E E D , ’ P it; F E E D , th e story of th e days "w hen knight­ hood was in Mower." T h e r e 'i s a bal­ . brinR yoiirM Icmstitching work u>' .IDG'Mttgnolia ;{!l the City and C o u n ty School Mrs. H. J. S tarling is visiting her l,R C’ALE M E A L . SO LD IN ANY let uf 300 dancing gw Is and no end Ave., for Prompt and Kllirieni Service. books at Mobleya D rug Store. U-tfe sister, Mrs. ..Robert Symvs at lu,r i/Y.MaUNTS* P H O N E 1 8 1 ,' l0-4tc of other-strik in g features. ‘ j Mrs. \Ym. Bray and Clara Bray . Js;nioro Kanner aht| Louis Flcia- co ttag e a t Pablo. Beach. Following the spectacle will, come cb.r have enrolled *nt- S te tso n as Mrs* N. II. G a rn e r left T u esday hdt Friday morning for their home a thousand arenlc sensations. There military students. ' for Ihrtle City, Fla., where she yvill at Srhring. after having spent some will be seventy riders, headed by time as the guests of Mrs. B ray 's i50(i Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Florida May, Wirth, who som ersaults from K you need s to v e wood p h o n e me visit her sister, Mrs. Ed Sumner. mot her. the bark of one galloping horse to Mrs. ( laud Coffee, who has been *] .can supply you. ’ l l . C. DuIU-so. th e guest of her cousin. Mrs. Milieu, I ‘' l r ' an<l Mr*' T * 1 Denham leav another: Lily Leltzel, the world's 100-tfc n i g h f 'f o r T a rp o n Springs, greatest "aerial gym nast; Australian left' T h u rs d a y fur her h omc in Ji a. c„ ki . - /I Frida ,1 Mrs. Henry W ight anti .Mrs. W •Rtla., whep’ Mr, Dcnlntm has ac cep t­ vvoudchoiipers felling giant trees: s o n v ilk v f. Blackman were -among th e visit-ed a position a t the ship yards. Hillary l.ong, who leaps the gap on . Mr,s.’ W. M. T higpen and little or^ to Orlando y esterday. Their _many friends regret to h n v e e . his head, and a world of o th e f s t a r t ­ 'B illie h a w returned from it delightepidem ic disease could be abolished j So* the new Fall C oat Suits ul fui visit with relatives and friends them leave here. ling features. Eighty clowns will within a period ; Crowder's. ' 11 Itc in Georgia. CATES C It A T E C O M P A N Y furnish fun and more train e d animals so short as fifty y ears." P overty, i and trick horses und elephants will ifliletaey, and o th er shameful and Mrs. J. W. Dickens Ims retu rn ed Schoul liookB—School hooks and SELLS. 11U51L- G R A D E F E R T I L I ­ terrible evils—cAfi the same he said from several m o n th ’s absenee visit­ School Supplies of all kinds a t S E R . S P E C IA L M I X T U R E F O R appear than ever before. of th eta? * ■ . ' ing New York, W ashington nnd M obleys Drug Store ( 6-tfc F L O W E R YAR D S A N D G A R D E N * In connection with the meetings IN ANY A M O U N T F R O M O N E other cities while aw*uy. • Notice To F a rm e rs . Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M cCutler and for the worship 'of God, these will P O U N D TO A CA R LO A D.*PH ONE Ju s t what you w a n t. A fresh As custom ary all ull School Books Miss Owens m o to re d --to O rlando llU. 10— Itc be the suhjeclA fur thought at the carload uf Keystone Lime. Hill -*i;i he sold for Cash only at Mobleys T u esd a y , where they spent the a fte r­ Congregational church, morning and ■ Lum ber Co. r»-u .Mr. J. F. Hnolehan leaves to­ Drug Store. * 6-tfc noon very pleasantly. evening respectively.. llohy Laing, R ay m o n d Philips Mr. and Mrs. Theo, Miller ami night for Jacksonville, where he bus These are days when we all -must Prizes For Best Acre and. Alfred Robson will a tte n d the little grand-daughter, Theodora Mil­ accepted a job with the Iron Works. wake tip to the whole rirch* of tru th A plan has been worked out by and life. If not attending elsewhere-* Fni*.-r-ity of Virginia this winter ler have returned from a delightful Jim feels that it is his du ty to work to take the military training course. trip to Mt. Clemons. Mich., s t o p ­ for Uncle Sam and will go n n d . d o the Farm Journal of Philadelphia, you are invited to a tteiu L aiu l s h a r e all he ran. Jim says ho w o u ld 'h e lor the encouragement of m axim um LEON’S AUTO T R A N S F E R , ping en route at Jackson villi* with in these services. u L t h e front if he was only 10 years farm production th ro u g h o u t tire PHONE 91. H O T E L C A R N E S . Dr. O. J. Miller. Ti * younger. Ita has made his home in United S ta tes jn 1919.' RELIABLE S E R V C E . 101-tf K ent Rossetter brought to the H ules-D am lelakc Sanford ever since he was eight Mrs. E lla , 11tiles and M. DanderT h a t magazine purposes to oiler Head the " W o rlA o r F ig h t” order Herald ofllee two gigantic sweet years old and says he is not leaving gold, silver and bronze m edals— lake were united jn tnitrfingc l a s t ’ in tins issue. There are some of these potatoes this, week th a t are tine for good. Mrs. Iloolehan and son, non-essentials* in Sanford and it specimens. He also left some at the Brinson, -will remain here two or first, seeonf and third prizes, respect­ S u nday afternoon at the bride's re­ in America’s largest raisers sidence on Elm Avenue. Rev. J. I’. ai.l he up to the Labor Buard to get Seminole B ank, for display. We rail three weeks before joining h er-h u s - ively live on these two potatoes for some bnnd in Jacksonville. of corn.* cotton, wheat, potatoes, 'Ililhtirn of the M ethodist Church them oats nnd alfalfa grown during tin* performed the eertnony in the pre­ l ull line of new Fall style Skjrts, tim e and thank Kent fur the s a m e . relatives. year The first prize w ill carry with sence of friends and i M ..mi wool at C row der's. I I- ltc He can do this all winter if he so • • • • • • * • • wishes. , ■ "" well it the substantial sum of $1,000 in I he contracting parties are \s J. litllld ale a n d two sisters, ♦ known in Sanford.where they have cash: the winner of the. serong in The editor i f thy Herald is in­ Wll" have Imen living on the, .West ♦ See Dr. Davis for glasses • each insl n nee will grerei ve $500; resided for several years. ‘T h e groom" debted to M rs. ,1. ( Ellsswort h of Si'ii f<*r severs 1 years, moved yes♦ for defective vision or • the third will get with the medal is the proprietor of the Bell restutv hen*' Mr. East Sanford for a hunch of tine • tc - 1. J to l.sl ew orth headache at the ♦ $250. ra n l and' their many friends' extend Mr Goudale will act as m anager roses. Mrs. Ellsworth wants to give * Lincoln Hotel, Sanford ♦ best wishes anil long life uf happiness us (lowers while living which in tin •i As a, first, second and third prize f i* ( ' .'I'.e &' F o .,'in a large urangc * ( let Ist to t he 1T ill ♦ m anner mean.-that we are not com ­ will be given fur the largest average 1f '1 * • Don't wait until the last day • ing back from France alive. And we 'VII.I, MAKE ADDRESS ♦ Eyes tested free* • yield per acre of each of the aboveA -i*4 fund and elm •ken dinner,* appreciate the flowers and th an k ♦ (Icloher 8 mak t hi* date a 9 nam ed crops, th,, plan calls for the • -9 -It ♦ 69 . *tits, every Sundity, 12:30 p. m. r« * i our live correspondent for the same. * il letter one. Mrs distribution of. eighteen m edals is all. •• and Thursdays 6 p. m D a y to n a M arii* \ n r n t\V. wife nf Mecca accompanied by a total cash bonus * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * U ili Messenger is here (or a few Bejch Hotel lJaytoiin Beach 100-tf aplin, ai id with a Still in (Im avia of Hl,50li Benjamin Whittier left days v isiting his parents Mr and j lit m t and now fly mg in Italy Messenger. Hilly did The plan is to make th e rules as 7 |..r Ft. Z achary . T aylor Mrs <i \\ Married In Orlando. will be berv and speak at the cor­ T h e re will he j a( ! i..-\ ilie where he will lie s l a ­ not have to enlist hut l-e considered | Miss Helen Rowland and J. E. simple S> possible. ner of Park Avenue and First Street te* *i m the artillery branch of the it his duty to get into this little I I inhscii were married in Orlando no entry fee of any kind. T h e con-j in the evening ■o •* T he m a n y . Sanford friends scrap and he is now mu* of Uncle yesterdSy morning at the St Jam es testant will sim ply raise th e winning Mrs. \ iirtiey has few I'lpinls among . .f H. iimn are proud of Ins record Snip’s sea dogs and has an im p o rt­ . hurch, Fal her Golili-n perform ing crop and receive the till'd a I and cash position on one of the suit •the eermotrj- in ihi- presenct* of the award. T he only stipulation is that women in I ,*r power of address, n : i training school ami his pro­ ant g r a -. of df it .n. strength of message. ir. /! to the second lieu ten an t's Chasers with a good •’fiance to go im mediate family and a few friend* the crop be lie raised by himself. Her to p ic w Ml , *. " T h e N ation's across where the hunting is good. After tile vermony the happy I« - ’ Peril." M usson’s sw im m ing pool is th e couple earne to this cjty where for a For Rent VV,. sre p r e p a r e A t<? fill y o u r I'wn a p a rtm e n ts over to Cent f v..f i- with a * c o m p l e t e llnr*' o f , coolest place in tow n, (lin n Wed- few hours* the*.* guests nf friends and -eleawtltg (or J iK'ksi.li ville when llw-v.-M.,)*.- U o .d r - n t e i '- r o o o o .w it h ttuitf j Dm/.- for..! Iiy_ F » (if Lh_LlUilT It b«it!i| _Luia*lv*to-Wear,- Cru-wderV-Jl'iSthu* 1 liiirsiii t i S a t u r n i. F o u r rooms $J5 »0 p e r i - E very r i t i z r n "HhrmxiJliotTp th e porch. Sunday _ afternoons, Flush water, ill spend ii fe w dny*. l„ 1st,. every day. *5-1 fp ninii11,. EiL'ht rnmii.- $,ln per month eastern Ib s lro t Ii 1 ,Xt. . . wofi—mn***- ■ lull tlffctig ii a h i n n , - p ii n .i i i, II I 1 1 Th. lb raid I a a dit'lc !< i no ir I oi nr. Im me M< 1 w a r Ail hut l.n-.>iug I and lasting until tin i'Mh >■( tn t l.cr ■I In Ills t o r i - Went I in 11 m k. ' long tr;nl. of Hi.- m u n i («.n..rkke. per for tin; iRck -a.- a'ntvv... \ ttqrs tor tin* V u*'l.Ui l 'services \t' IlnpiVl I hilrcli and Mr Crnliieh i ' ' ■*■ r|u* trlirM ^.1 ^" "for fflicFFy ' whn have gone into th e arm y and l.ibi-rty I,nan", This to y id may Ni xt Kundiiy, promotion D ay tan d ard tiro w i'rs Exch an g e u ■ ** > Jus hie freely. Such sacn- i,avy. We would c ii-'iii’ r il a lavseemu small , m atter, nm l. it is a , 1"ttld bring this war home to or if you would vail up the ofllee and He expects to he c a ll e d ’into the ser- exercises will, be tin* fe atu re al the small m a tter and very little t r o u b l e 1 k f ns and especially fo those who tell us about any of th e b<;ys who vice of his country in a few"days and First Baptist C hurch S u nday School tjje. renson w h y . we are asking th a t beginning at 9:30 a. in. A new d e ­ every person in Seminole a *' J-'tng nothing in help win the are to active service whose names do i will leave for the front, County. not. appear on tht* lift. They are Wr. partm ent, I,, I.,* liineiii a*. tin* writing a letter during tl, V |., r : id Mrs ITnhaeh as Helen Rowland entitled ty this linnoi and we want I "A rm y slid N’a\> D e p a rtm e n t" until October ’ ’i V. sign the I t 'e r 1 '.IE \ T O N C E F O R 7 j them to have it hot nntny "f them was one of the Sanford girls bring will |r,< j Hailgn nit i d . 'lie- mere insert lull U < I , \ T r u T T i i N S E E D M E AI, I are left out m the changing of the the daughter of Mrs K._ \\ . Rowland 1^—T h e preaching service- w ,1! I,,, at as *, 'jrg—tcii o JT this i hrii'M * in j o u r correspondence and the late Edward \\ Rowland 1 C R A T E CO. P H O N E list and ihany of them escape «nr | I mi a e t»,| 7 in p in I n i lie will tm ng mil. Id results You a re for m a n y te a r s a resilient id t hi s 11-11 mind in tin* rush id miter m atters ( Tell us the nam es of all those w ho city where' lii was an .engineer on m,,.' rig -erviie, the p a - tn r’s the'rm expected lii do this and I am sure will be " T h e M utual Abiding." In evefy cilizen *»»* uuV county will * editur of the Herald wishes j the A. C. L. Ry. Mrs. Rowland has the evening " P r o x y ' i n Religion" , ' O ' e ■ *' E ft Hood for a peck of are not on the Honor Roll. !' request. . been in California for som e time but For Kale or E r.xcnangi* x c h a n g e — iYacht man , . . * , , , . w . will lie discussed. - 'eel potatoes some of the Vital atten tio n | Remeinher all. •correspondence' to , . . , v | was-i n u r l u n d o for t h e wa ddi ng a n d >e that he is digging at his c o mp l e t e l y e q u i p p e d , 3 b ( a i 8 x J J-j needs now to be given to Home closa with " Y o u rs for tht* Fourth expects to rcmnih'W'ith Mrs. Urnlmch E 'tii on the west side. Mr. Hood ft. Draft 10 II. I’., 4 CyL, Buffalo perilous t cadencies of th e present Liberty L oan." while Nfr. Umhach is in service. age. T he It. Y. 1*. (u_;nccls a t 6:30 *' "f otir most ‘Successful celery engine. Speed 9 miles. Originally E. F. HoitshoUier, Mrs. U pibacb spent Iter girlhood grower* and tdreudy has several c o st.ij 1,000. Will sacrifice for $500 in the evening. Cheering music, a I'uhlieity ’Chairm an, days here and her sweet dispoifition Will hearty Welcome and a " C o m e Again' !; r' * planted for this season hut ns have no time to - ijse it. i------------------------- :------ =------- ---------------------le u ■ not look lightly on the good tfadu for Oakland, Buiek or Ktude- and charm ing m anner en d e a re tf her awaits you. * to a large circle of friends who wish Ad­ 1**t potato crop and has se.v- b a k e r runa b o u t autom obile. both of them nil the happiness and “ ri in sweets th a t will bring d re ss W. F. Ayres, D a y to n a Beach, Notice To Customers* prosperity th a t this future* life may •.''id miitey. - . Fla. *■' ' 2-tf T he following is the -price list hold in store. at all B arbe r Shops in Sanford catering to white trad e , e le c tiv e Notice. October 1st. 1918: - ' 35 On O ctober, 1st, 1918, We. the Hair C ut 50 Short P o m p a d o u r undersigned grocery m erchants of 20 Sanford, on account of t h e ’scarcity Slinve 65 of help and in order to reduce Hhdrnpoo (oil) Shampoo l plain) 35 expenses us .much us possible, hereby Massage (plain) 35 agree to discontinue th e practice Massage (electric) 35 of solicting orders d uring th e period Massage (double) . 60 of the war. —' . Steam (W itch Hnzeh 35 A nother item of unnecessary ex-, Steam <all others* .35 pense is the m a tte r of deliveries.’ Singe 36 Our patro n s will confer u special to .save a part of his earnings while Beard T rim . ............ ? favor if they will require hut one Tonic 20 Hmall, will have cultivated the delivery each * day* to , each Razors Honed 50 customer. This will enable us to strength of purpose to bank and The children have started to school , ‘ ll-ltc . ' reduce Expenses and will aslst us itf save a large per cent of the in ­ X and m ay need G lasses soon. B ein g keeping our. prices down. • Who Is To Ilia me creased earnings sure to follow. g throughly equipped to give E xam ina- X ' L. P. McCutler, K. E. Turner* If some D e m o n s u r n n n t i n t e r e s t e d R oberts Grocery, Rivers Bros., F, g lions a n d ’ Furnish G lasses o f all kinds j= in religion, and avoid the church, Schwartz, J. A. Hurfold, M erchants g would be pleased to have you call and s* \ Grocery Co.. M. D. Gfttchdl, Mrs. what is The trouble? Where shall we place the responsibility? A great ^ consult me either about your eyes or S G. C. C ates. J. H. Williams. supper .was oncet prepared, hu ' 9-:ite. those invited began to make excuses those o f your children. 'y for refusal to atten d . W hat weight I.ookee! Kiddies! C irru s is is to be given tht^excuse? How am § __: T H IS IS IM PO RTANT . . § C o in in g * • I treating th e grace of God? f f MA "Bingling D a y " the big holiday A nother vital problem of our day for which young and old im p atie n tly is the utilization of resources. Sir wait a t this (mason ' o f th e year, E, R ay L a n k a s to r says: " I t is a promises to eclipse all o th e r events 123 W. FIRST STItEET j-j on th e . calenday a t Jacksonville, m a t t e r of practical c e rta in ty thnt by the u n s tin te d ap p lication of M onday, O.ctoher #7t|i..* known methoijM of investigation and Exhibitions will be given both IN SO C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN «e ami r u n ; i :\ night. 5ffiX IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X (illllllllllX X IIII!!IIIIIIX X X !llllllll!IIX X X seem as t{|» ugh e v e r y h locality •u tri • pininning Thosit w Ini <In W'iill sec I bus. \ | l.atHhert eame over F ri­ ders, Thin* will 1he t h e day from Siot>nn University and pardf* rnort thin i t h r ee xF HEMSTITCHING M R S . G. C. H I L L X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X Nice P runes 18c lb. Good Prunes 2-lb Pilled Prunes 20c lb. Gold Medal Raisins 18c, Package Climax Seeded Raisins 15c Package No Seed Raisins 20c Package Apricols 25c Pound Peeled Peaches 25c lb. Muir Peaches 20c lb. New Pancake and Buck­ wheat Flour 20c Package New YorkCream Cheese 40c Pound - [, American Cream Cheese 35q Pound Fancy Apples 90c Peck MIY FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN BONOS L. P. McCuiler Phone 277 ^'vxiiniiiiiiii>:xxi|iiiiiiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiinxxx He Who Has the Courage 10 X S ta rt Now W ith One D o lla r! X 0. S. VAUGHAN, OPTOMETRIST | ^xiiiuiiinniscxiiiiiiiiniiKxniiiinniixxxiiiiiinniixKx - .- >• �<.'t, "i _■*■**• m. V ......... V .. j ... ^ ’ - gee«B .j - -«* »-■: • - v. #. - S E P T E M B E R 27, lsig p ro i six he utilized or promptly destroyed by fire. Hat* find abundant f<w«d In country slaughterhouses; reform In th-* munngfrn-pt o f these 1« badly needed. Such place*-are renter* of m t pxi'jte, gntlofn It l» n cotutoon practice to l»nvc offal of slaughtered animals to be eaten by rats and swine, and this INJURY BY RODENTS r - Well Fed Rats Breed Often and Have Very Large Litters. l« file ch ie f „f tn e n h s f H - r f l e t Tlfl f | fi g trichinae |j| f-or‘»: Th** lave should re­ quire that offal be promptly cremated o r ttfberwjse disposed of. Country “laughter-bous***. should Tie n« cleanly Xitel ns constantly Inspected ns abbatolrs. Another Important source of rat f'ww1 |s found In rem nants of tpnehes left fiy etnjiloyn-s In factories, stores and public buildings. This food, which nlqne Is «al)Weni to a ttra c t and sus­ tain a srft/ill army of rata, Is commonly left In waste baskets o r other o|w;p receptacles. Strictly enforce*! rules requiring all remmints of foo*l to he deposited In covered metol vessel* would make trapping fa r more effec­ tive. Military training cntnps. unless gubjecteil to rigid uN dpIItu- In the m at­ t e r of disposal of garbage and waste, soon become centers of rnt Infestation. W aste from camps, deposltetl in cov­ ered mefn! cans and collected dully, should be removed fa r f r o m t h ^ camp I i e d f and eith er burned o r utilized la approves] modern ways. LESSO N S FO R T he Woodman C'irrU* • The Woodmen Circle m* . i. ■'•conj and Fourth Wednesdays at. ; P tt. All members requ'-sted t o a n . r THE Keep WeQ • Do nol ftilow the poisons of undigested loot! to accumulate In your bowels, w here they are absorbed inlo your system. Indigestion, con­ stipation, headache, .bad blood, and numerous other troubles are bound io follow. Keep your system dean, as thous­ ands of others do, by taking an occasional dose oflhe old, reliable, veg­ etable; family liver medi­ cine. ccially prepared fo r this Newspaper hy P icto rial Review. INKJftE PRODUCE INSTORES Not Only Fccd&tuffs a n d Forao«, but Textile*. Clothing and Leather .Coed* Are Often Ruined—Cut ‘ Off Food Supply. ■n (Prepared by the Untied States D*p*rt' meat, of Agriculture.; The effect ut mi abundtuice of .food tm the. breeding of rwletiut should he kept in mind. \\cll*fe»l r n u mnttira tpilekly, breed often, an d bur*.* large littr-rr*. Poorly ful jlttti, on the eonintry, reproduce It-** frequently and have atnuJIer IIu t h .' In addition, ararcity o f food makes in eax u n * for destroying t h e anhnnla f a r more effec­ tive. Merchandise in Store*— In all p a r ts of the co u n try He re Is u serious eco­ nomic dra in In the destruction hy robs and mice u t merchandise held for sale hy dealers. Not only fi waist tiffs and forage," but textile*, clothing, »m.t leather goods 'dr^'often rulm-d. _ Thin ' 3 GIVE FEED ANIMALS RELISH loss Is due mainly to the faulty build- ' ---------lugs In which tho stores arc kept. While Preference for Certain Food la Often It would he a m easu re of econ­ " Formed by Habit, It la Better to omy to t e a r , down the old structures Cater to I t < and replace them by new ones. How­ ever, even th e old buildings may often Animals nre much like human be­ be repaired so as to m ake them p rac­ ings In that they have th eir own Indi­ tically ra t-p ro o f; and foodstuffs, as vidual preference for certain food*. flour, seeds, and meats, may always While this preference |* formed by be protected In wire cages at slight, habit, to get the best returns with the expense, 'I^ie public should be pro­ fet-d*. p Is heat generally to cuter to tected from Insanitary store* by a the nntrnnr* appetite. ___, p L pUrt't inspection. i Some horse* will not d h well j t t h . "->',,t3 Hourehold Supplies.— Slrnllor c d i ^ t PUt-oat* I n 'H*^'ration." Other* dS:not •hoald he exercised in th e Uomp to especlnliy c a n * .fo r out*, but require protect household wupplle* from mice ,‘eom . some require more hay thun •fid nit*. IJttk* progn-«a In ridding .other*, w in s fnuttl have ground feed*, he premia** of the*** anlmalH ran be To get the best result* such animal* made so long a* they have acre** to should he humored, supplies of food. CVIlar*. ‘kitchen*. | *>ur problem lo feeding I* to watch md pantile* often furnish nuhnlftteni-e s the animal* and see that they get the inf only to nils that Inhabit the they require rind no more, Feed K m- .. 1 T h e W a y o f a Dress Trim m ed W ith Braid. By KATHRYN M TTTERER. Take a aJmplv* tunic and treat it to a border of braid and you tra n s ­ form an unpretentious model Into a creation. Trim m ings of braid w«re braid in n ver+ little while In fact. in there days of great demands unm i ocii'*“ ;tlm«. one has little Um« to apply soutache braid by hand. If one prefers the later method, how­ ever, it should be sewed in place with em ail'running stltchoa taken through . the center of the braid, with atuoccaatonal .back stitch. Another method Is to whip "down the braid along one edge t o . make ft atand- out. It is not necessary to bastu the braid in place, but tn* Mrs. W. F. Pickle, of "We have- used Thedfrrd’s Black-Draught as a LiAiily medicine. My mother'in-law could nol take calomel as it seemed too strong for her, so she used Black-Draught as a mild laxative and liver regulator. , . We usje'ilv, in the family and believe it is the best medicine for the liver made." Try it. Insist on the genuine— Thcdford'5. 25capack- Ko. 12127—k i l l of Braid Bordet PIctorfal Review Transfer P a tte rn No 12427. blue or yellow. 15 cents, gives 3t-7 yards of 7-Inch braiding, and two motifs. Costume Na. 7537. 25 cents. Six sizes. 34 fo 41 bust. Pictorial Review P atterns on sale at local'agent* A • Vi : 4 covered .Ilib *.‘, ir]. that I- n ■I __h'nnn;llu.u.-. j .rijvi ot -> iImi- p.i I ' '.f till t.i;: 'butF oducc In Trans —M fnii S, \ eg* T abl es . I *.|J <r pi f- i b'ti In ilu*.trough or scattered on the! ground out of reach of animal,* doc*' fee'P-r w ill -..Min iLim t-tho-diifezeiil-aoU i loafe t>* *lillnnlle- u,,i| ,n. .•t lh«*|r re■ -I"*r*-*er-*t- -5— Tn - 11•' I* d Mj, y :i - In J. V* i ‘ ll .it ' be ^ illi- . ) It*. T |- be lik e ly ib . e s Lo n i,| Wl i s l e I ' bib Slime of ;lm Ulllmilta uri. n h t pofr/ng enough; / / & ¥ In ( s*f \ - d z T 1 L 4 tf WINTER TASKS FOR FARMER M i e l i of till- A m o n g O t h e c 1 ItinriJ to D o O u r l n g fpir.i « a roj lailt-o ’ • C o ld W e a t h e r Seato n Is to F o r m ma y be pr«*\ • *•••1 l>\ rlx- u se of fatC o -O p e r a t iv e Club*. p r o o f i i „ . - ut t h e du cLm: by i b e *.»r«—■ 'Tui riiiiiigntii.il of ,i goVllg \ e . s- e| s nt 111ill 11 [a une mid pray Imme or t h e end of i ll I ll v II, ,11 •1 illl'l by I be f l eqni-ol finiilgn'; "h of l i f s e l n III COilst" • Imi 'I *. sw iw tn n i;t,is J£ * r * Sanford D>ral l ' cion N* 175', tn l ir-t ati'i Totni Thur- iny N' t;1 *-;ft 7..I 1!.: J . I.. ft. .t.ir.s P • Modern Woodmen of Atncrlrn Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings '.30, if, M. W. A. Hull. Pico Building C E McDonald C. D Coach Consul Clerk l.ovnl Ordur of Moose Sanford Lodge Mn 1310 m»***ts b Ha in Stone it Grove B uilding'Sei "' i and K 'Urtii Mondavs in M o n t h ai 7 i*1 , • 7 Nelson Sailors and Close under arm and shoulder seam* as notched. Adjust underrating un" iklwi w lli wi t h n Mchc s _ anti r o r r e i ' ponding >-\ m IiU' of ril'g 111 PTbaTT "o" pi rf iruli ox* Indicate** re n te r front nf jai-k.it • ^ Next, line and se« ihe roMar to neck edge of Imrk. and to_ the front, w ith •nemerOiaek.S' riTid s in g le ’*targy **0" porfuratlons- even. If desfred w ith -s id e panels, plait under edge, placing "T" on corresponding small ■*o" pcrfuratlonn and. lark. Fpcu the lower edge with a hand to [he nn,? of amiil! jierfnrat Inns A d'tut panel on jar'ket a l t h upper .d e e along the . ro-*|me of nmail ”o" jierforaiion* in front and along the join lug of ha. k -c-tiioas hrmgl.ig ■l.f • 7 not* t Form co-operative clubs for purwine Irade; bill >ii 1i iiior*' by rvplni-liig < ha.'lng and s. illiig all farm supplies old nod iber*qdt ttburve* and Htnllon plntforimi tt iIb modern mien built nf and prodiKL*. • lear your pasture of ull rubbish, conrri.dc* JACKET Where earpoe* are being loaded or etc., repair the fence* and m ake pre’p7SGG unlonded nt wharves o r depot*, food artlon for sodding them to Ber­ SK i h T liable lo nttuMi by rat* m ay he tem­ muda or other grussc* next spring. 7400 I'urchnge roinmerclul fertilizer* cm J K porarily HIfeRtlnriled by being pllii-ed In rat-proof cage*, or p'ound*. con-. opej-nllvely. and pay for (hem In eush A (ofHear that xorct fiofh icool Mlructcd of wire netting. Wooden If possible.. v**-**s **-f Hi. fay II.move nil ■slumps, terrace your and miilrrlnl (v f/ifs tlcshjn fn dark - - . • mo r. c - j boxen entiltilnlog reserve fiwul held In :) brown irrtrii and *ltk. The threedepot* for a connldernhle tlmo or In­ laud and clean out till ditches. back edge of panel to largo "O” Winter plow your Lind when In /i fere sA.fr/ (s <»i j a spender r//*-c I. tended for tddpmeid hy mui may lot perforation in upper .hack auction. condition. made rnlqiroof by light.j ’oVertng* of F ro n t ol panel indicated, by largo 'Although designed upon line* td Make compost mid top d ress grain eavo wool ns wAdl ns mat *rhi!, thoro mepd nI"ng the tingle*. Till* plan ha* "O'’ perforations. bdig been In use to protect nttvnl slore* With stable manure. To make the Hlecvu, close scams as Li no iinplenSunt auggostlon of scanRepair and pulnt Implement* nud lines* about this youthful talllcur. notched casing any fullness between *■011 nhlp* and Jn warehouses. It 1* > Hutches at cIIhiw, leave extensions Mark brown Jersey In utilized for It* based on the fni't Mini n i l s d n 'lm l timehioery. free. Turn extension under on slot Clean and spray poultry mid hog development. v.dUi h c iv y silk for tha gnaw the plane surface^ of hard tlnitei perforations, lap to small *‘o" per­ * v trimming of tho Jacket. Thu front* rials, but nttin'k thsirs, furiiMure and houses. ' foration* nnd finish for closing. are rolled back and finished with ft Mule poultry and s e t eggs for pro­ lane* at tin* tingle*.only. largo collar. Tho back Is In two noe- T u rn hem nt lower edge on small Mo” Packing House*.—Pnrklng houses duction of pullets*for full laying. perforations Sow sleovo In arinholo 'tluns, tho lownr section gathered to tjntl nlmltolr* are often soureeH from Use Kie split-log drag <m your road*. tho upper. Tho sldo panels full In us notched with small "o" perfora­ which rata aectire mitmUtcnce, espe­ Get j o u r neighbor to do the same. points’ a t either sldo of tho front, tion at shoulder seam casing In any cially when* ‘meal* nre prepared for giving novelty to.tho straight linn of fulness nt top between seams, or tho market In old building*. In old-style tho Jacket. In medium size tho fullnnz* may ho shrunk out. Hold ■•cooling room* with double wall* of DRY FEED INSTEAD OF SLOP model require* 4% yard* 51-lncb tho alcove toward you when basting material. * It In nrmholo worn] and sawdust Insulation, id way* Tho plait In tho upper hack section Adjust tho belt on tho coat for x a source of unrinynnf-c Ihhuiiho of rut Dbean't F re u e Up to Intuit Appetlto may lie formed by creasing on slot finish, or n separata belt may b* of Hog In Winter—Germ* and Infestation, the ulmoHt vigilance I* perforations, bringing tho folded UBCd. ' required to preVeht serious los* of Odora Are Avoided. .«1 go to correspondingly small "o" Thn skirt Is a throo-pleoo model meat products. On the o th e r hand, perforations and stretching Inch with a Jumper attached. ' packing house* with modern const ruc­ T he fa rm e r,’ whoso pig* havo h>*t Pictorial Review Jacket No. 758 6, Sizes. 14 to 20 years. Price, 20c tion ami sanitary device* have no their;avidity fo r slop should try feed­ trouble from rat* or tnlre. ing the slofistfiff dry. Many a Mine Bklrt No. 7400. Sizes. It to 20 yoar *. Price, 20c. Garbage and Waits.—Since much of p i g s m a y ho found fastidiously nosing I lie food of ml* consist* nf garbago through thick slop,1w)ien If iJry mid■S.z iu and other w aste iniilorhils, It t* not dllng* ho pliood In a trough hard hy I Why He Would Not Build. enough to b a r the 'mil tun Is from nmr- they ttlll rleumr It In flereo competi­ Origin of '‘Algernon.'* It IS In a Jewish legend tliai Methu­ keis. granaries, • warehouses and pri­ tion. Rome like milk toast, nml T h e name Algernon «n* originally vate food slores. Garbage ami offal senile men floll'l like milk tnifNl ; that Is selah declined nl Ihe age of six hun­ "tils Oernoti," and was first applied to of all kinds must bo so disposed of tho way with pig*. Try raising a hunch dred nr'so tn gn to the trouble nf build­ one of the crusading Percy*. HI* that rats cannot obtain them. of pigs mi dry middling* Instead of ing n house because Ihe Lord answered name was William, hut ids fellow In cities nml town* an efficient sy*- slop of middling*, and tho rhm ires nro his question a* to how much longer knights imi.M mm M’ljlhuu at* (lemon tent of garhngu collection nml disposal th a t tlm pig* • will doiunnslrnto the ho hmf tn live, mi|l the patriarch de- or Cerimii, * a aning William with tho should lio established lor ordinances. sueopHii of fin* expcrltnont. Germ* mid Vjded that three hundred years wn* Whiskers, oi Just Whisker*yhort. Waste from mnrkelg, hotels, cafes and odors' don’t accumulate around a too short n time (o warrant him In As Algernon Ihe. name h.;\ jp isisted Undoubtedly In th e family to tin* present tltud, and . household* nhould bo collected In cov- trough In which dry food Is. provided; making the exertion. erisl metal receptncle* an d fris|Uontl]r dry food doesn’t freeze up to Insult the ! Methifselah preferred his tent nml wdH the tenth duke or Nortlmntherland, .emptied. Onrbngr* should never h« appetlto of a hog, Hko slop m ay do In iVndy to grusiMit any excuse for stick­ who died recently, was Algernon * » , ing to It. dumped In o r near towns, hut ahould winter,. Percy. > The l.akc UrcczC Council No. 31 Janlit Order United American Merhaniri Meets every Wednesday at 7 :ifl P. M.. in the City Hal!. Visiting brother! *re welcome. C. H. Smith. Hec, Sec. fil GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY WILL BRING BACK center-1tack*.-and- aide --edges even f E\>-ii In feeillm; rirtlle. a »*k111fill ‘| |. firv irn In rrnriWr ffj 'mil art I no •hip*. Mo l itf the dninuge l* done nt wliurves and Tn rallwuy atiition*. but there l* mNo l onsbli ruiile In chips' hold* i'-perluliy to peri-hable produei* brought from folded edge. Gather upper Cslgc <d bitter back section between ‘*1 perforations, sew it, lower edge of upper la c k section, with 1 CAGE TRAP WITH SPLENDID CATCH OF RATS. it Sanford Lodge No. 27, I. O. O. F. Fu>n’ Ni tcl.bor- of Lmerii.i Meet i S* r/ and Four:!; T' ur«d ivs A . C ■t rii r Designed,to Conserve W o o l ■■iiiiintii'r*< Phoenix bodge No 5, K. o f } . Mtetx second and 'f o u r t h Tu. jd»yj, Nisitlng knfghts always welcome. • - H McLaUiin 0 . J. Mifitt K R. a n d S* • * • . C. C. Meets every M o n d a y .ever.::.g ,t 7JO in Masonic Hall. All vuiiin*' brothen cordially invited. 1 nitrd I'rolhi rliooH I urp! nl *r- and Joir.er- nf t mi*rir;» Prepared Specially for thii Newspaper by Pictorial Review. fni pro*if • The S sntord r o u n r ll K. of r . M ec 'i the 2nd Sunday 3 p. in., and th« 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each mur.t *t K of C. Halt. Oak Ave. ~ . * C. 1*. B ritt, Fin. S?c'y. F. E. Estridge * A. J. L'xqur ■ N. G. ” R. Sec. needle-woman m urt be cautious not to draw It too tlehtly in rounding Gale Oily l amp No. 6, V\. O-. IV curves and turning comer*, neither , Meet* second and fourth Wedc.Adiy m ust It be left so loose th a t the braid nights in each" m onth. lies In loops. F. I,.*Miller . • J- F. HooVhui . The leaves In the center of tha Clerk • Council Commandti m otif are worked In golld embroidery f-age. • .*B-75 w ith heavy rope silk and stand out j j f t uinole Hebekah Lodge No. 13 . effectively. If preferred, they may b« ffWna every' Second and Fourth Friday done In gold or silver, threads. The s r im .v Nights in Masonic Hall a t 7:30. AD center vela and outer wlgo of tho leaf visiting Re be kalis welcome. may be executed In outline stitch. Mrs. Hattie Loosing The largo motif require* 4u yard* of Mrs, Ida Crim. N. G. S*.Cy Clear* the Head. braid and the small motif 2 yards. Many C(.|(]*i in the hertd are relieved The pattern gives 3 t ; yards of 7Celery City Aerie No, IS53 particularly. thnf heavy, ilttll feeling. [ Meeting every ?nd & Mh \Yydnejds ifaeh braiding and embroidery border ____ -lrrr*->night srfttjVf^ritOg^WTwKveT-^Vi for UHaa .tu g ^ t l i dUay.a'ana.-amLcfl* atiaaoUirenthtnrrhmtrzfrrtmno-.*T Tunic with Braid Border. tames. Visiting Brother* Welcome ! possible, hj employing »* n thrnat nr o a re r so beautiful a* they are this C. C. Woodruff The trim m ing la u«ed on a costume nasal douche half a P-nspoonful of bat ■E. E. Hogan* season and the Idea of combining *• Secretary of dark crepe Goorgetto. built over j ^ j. <r,tiju |<, <| t'la*'* " f warm vjit.,,r 1 Worthy President with them bold embroidery designs « foundation of taffeta The one- n „ Cm, , s ivlt)l r , ,, give* them added elegance The bor­ piece skirt Is sldo-plaltcd and the B. P, O. r . Sanford J.odge 1211 der on the tunic of the costume Illus­ tunic blouse has an applied yoke of lll|'ll'i c» | Meet first- a n d thiril W e d n e s d a y nighl "i-*n it ml trated Is by no means difficult to a t Elks Hbme. N orth Pnrk Avenue. self-material, outlined with a silk pa*-.-iit’-s «if ■ .r-iigit 11. F. S. Frank O. L. T.tylnf apply and the needlewoman acquaint­ cord Tho collar Is also trimmed v luie hp-athib: p>. -II V Secretary Exalted Ifuiei ed with the machine ran stitch on tho w i t h . braid #•3 In cx p e n -H e Black-Draught Rising Fawn, Ga., writes: D ressm aking Lessons lii Seminole O taplcr 2, O rder l.j-tern Sn Meets every first and thiru In each m ontn. Everyone v hr | a, hit Star in the E a s t are cordiaih tnrited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Hob bin* <Vy i E a s y and P T actical Hom e nnr - p p iduetr .' ' * M .Monroe L napiei ,\i.. i... * 7 'Meets every second or; t day in Masonic Hall over t i < Theatre, Visiting companion, cop* 0. L. Taylor F.*L.#Mi;;w Iiigi Priest T h e d fo r d 's rf . k dwelling, but to innjpy th a t come from outside. Kfiml -iipplles m ay alwny* b* kept ff.itri r.'its till’l llltei1 ir plfterq Sanford Lodge *'o bL_I K ~ Communication ev,*rv &r’ ! - : third Tuesdays at 7:00. viniij: ' Hito . wolrome. , . i 0 . L. Taylor ’ J:us V r , ton Secretary r Are the - Best % IM ft- " -V it E uJ’- W' u co s A m erican S ta n d a rd V ersion Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable »„M E«^ha!li,Zet,T ith words of Christ printed in bold face ype. Stroiihly and neatly bound in Khaki coTored Moroccoiirnined Waterproof •Keratol—-flexible limp cover, embossed back bands, round corners, Kltnki etl^cs, ({old title, beautifully em b o ssed American HujJ in colors on ihe outside front cover, no,! i ^t i/0n H(>er inl|y stront* Bible paper. Only 3 x 4 ^ inches nmnilh i tl >9 plain and cleur — self- * , J1_h®lFo“ r Grc“t American Hymns sro printed utd bound \vlth this Sallqrs and Soldiers Testament. HELP TO BRING T H E . BOYS BACK CLEAN . Lis Sailors and Soldier -Testam ent,_neatly p a c k e d ready for mailing; given with a years sub- (1*0 C A scription to the-San ford Herald for.v j —!■■■ e y M ir 1 " r ^ T .— 5 J �IT BETTERS T H E TIRE Seems like a broad statem ent »— and -salesmen for oew tires m a y .dispute it, bu t it's a fact th a t . flood "ulcanizinR na we do it • ’ improve* a good tire 100 per cent. It adds resiliency, d u ra ­ bility, and toughness to the shoe and you rave a lot of money over the cost of a new casing. T ry our may! *r * KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak and 3rd St. rMI | »1 HUlCil~ T~ MONEY SAVING PRICES >• ■' i Santord, Florid, • On Floor, Grain and Feed ; Fruit and Vegetable Crates •Yo Cut Buy Prom Ua at Wholesale Price* b W r it * f * r C r l n L is t W.A. Merryday Company PsUtkFlorida Strictly F r e s h Eggs and Good Stock Chickens Wanted. G O O D YO T H E L « S T D R O P Mf-IX W I ElL L nIO U S I a D FFi Pay Highest M arket Pdce* Prevail­ ing Day of Receipt. M ain HI. Jackaon* llle, Florida ASK YO U R . GRO CER „ . -MPOk for 10 pountlH- tlnlly. S tran g ely Preacher Serving In Y. M. C. A. “ Hut" enough sugnr w as tho ehlef bone of In Training Camp Finds. Hla contention In those tlnys, too, nml I t Dutiea Many and Varied. co st 12 to 15 cents n pound. If there Is n notion th at Y. M. 0. A. .War PrUonera to Form Club. work In the camps consists In selling A dozen British prisoners of wnr Mumps and Imixllng out pocket testa* who had escaiHul from Oerninny met tin'llts, let It lie dissipated at once, nt n dinner recently given In London * i imp preacher, serving In n ‘ hut In a to celrbm to th etr escape. At this tllnNew Jefsey ramp, reports Ihst he has n e r It wns decided to form n club, dune iiltnnst everything under the sun membership of wlileh wns to be con­ I'li cjif preurk.. . *fined to tboBO who hnve succeeded In . He lias built Area, awept floors, m aking their w ay out of n prlsonero* looked after hundreds of pneknges of o f w ar or Internm ent enrnp In Oerlimiidry, umpires tiaskelball games, or- m any. 1>be site of the club prem ises L’tiidr.ed n g]ee club, stage-rtiiiniiged n h n s not yet been nettled, but tho club rlri’iis, sold lee cream at the canteen, still certainly be th e most novel thing nml driven a flivver ten miles and o f Its kind In London. bark three times u week to provide so id cream. Ife has written letters Many Lamba Killed by Qattlara. Imnie for boys Who could not write, Ilnltlers, always pk-nllful In pnrla nml lie lias (aught those same boys of Waslilngton s t a t e , ' unt this y ea r tlu-lr llrst Ipssoiib In the English Innm ore numerous than In any previous pusge. lie bus been a repository for season. Sheepmen are forcibly re­ hundreds of heart secrets, and lie. has minded of the fact by the loss of nTved ns trustee for the care of ns Innrim. Oliler sheep know; the menneo many as thirty Liberty bonds at a In the tattoo of the ratllesnako, nnd time. . *■ will cltnnge th eir course nt the sound, Perhaps oddest of hlH many tasks hut tho lambs a re often bitten. T here is was. nae that came his woy on n wild nothing llmt can he done for the re­ nml stormy night In April, when the lief of n lamb which has hfen bitten. mauler of arm s at th e m ilitary station „ ,n n m „ c V h lle .-S e a ttle Postenierrs] the "Y” but a fte r taps, carry- i l,.,.m LMinre r ‘ lug a red box under his nrra. I M _ _______________ “Hay," said th e ~ m o s te r Of Arms.' SllghHy Nervous. Fof a —lot o f -T; Nr T. m ines * I'liinlgnn. a b ra n d new soldier, wns at the station. H ere’s the delnn KXUxrt\ dark night. Fnllorui'Viirs, In this box. TJjere s co ii h !(\- j , )(, y,, M,0 jiimilitT Soldier iipprouclilng m .lde lightning around, and It Isn’t u n m WWH u | m<ist beside him. FlnnRalHlo leave these things close to the yj,,,, m,nr, r j nm p rtl out of hf* skin mines. Would you Jufit ns soon take h l|t )1)nnt,K,.(5 to tjunver: "W -who go r e of the box over n ight?” . ' Knrs there?” On being told th e felTbe Red Triangle m an slept t h a t |„ IV*H „ n ,| finding out fo r su re flight for tr|ed to sleep) with enough ,h „ , he wasn’t going to tie killed right I idi explosive under Ids cot lo blow n ,vuy. says' f'lanlcan. regaining fils lilm half way to heuven.. roll rage; “Advance lh**n nml glv»* the dlKvnunt.’' LEARNING WHITE MAN’S WAYS PASTURAGE AND LIVE STOCK Eskimos Sa|d to Do Making G ratify­ ing Progress aa a Result of Mis­ Grasses and Clovers on Property Mansionaries* Teachings, I aged Farm Witt Double Crops Now Beinp Secured. 'On norachel* Island, where tho aun j •■tilnf'S ohntlmwusly fo r elglit weeks In j UniM ami live stock plioultl no hfiml smilmer. the Eskimos hail a aun dance,. I n hand. There Ik-no fiirni, which. If not iilwnys clolhctl In t h e e n rau h ts of . rI maMnKt.,i nml kept lit lenst l*r..|rrlety, n writer In.nn cXl’hnngo pnyB. t })a. u m(, |„ Krnssc>t nu«l l"ty hml tin Idea (hat when tho mm , clnV(,rH nn,r Krntliiiil1y hraupht wilder .. . movement* were direct|irnprr «ySt,.,n of rotation, would not • d hy nn InvlBlblp power, but they Juid >Mlnro ,n f nC|, ,|mihle the crops I1" "mtrlhlo conception of a God. They w h | h |t tlI„i yo, rniwlimtly Iitnl no b e l i e f in n future life, either be RrowInR b e lte r and belter. »«" ,"f rewonl or punlshinent. Today they are rt'llu'lotiH, irulhftil, kind to their children and to the nired. They are nmhlilona to learn; they are practical, extremely IndiifllriotiH, sanitary In their habits, well clothed and we^l housed. Insanity Is unknown, hut tuhirculostB Is common. They whale In rammer nnd trap-In "'Inter. They are clever In trading, froml workers on Jnnd, water and Ice, and take excellent care of their house­ hold effects. Tools, If broken, are neatly repaired. W ien on Hcrschel Lland or nt Fort McPherson, they eat tho while ninn’s'food with yrent relMi. In sutnnur they ent their fish nnd blubber raw and In winter frozen. They Uhi' fund cooked, but It Is a matter of Ihdlffcrcnco lo them. They will Imricr for the white man's food, eat a hearty menl of It. nnd then K»> out and rat blubber and raw flab na deBsorL The contents of a deer's stomach they consider n jrTent delicacy, ! Hog Knowa What He Wants. E 3G*‘,rlm<,lits and experience seem to Indicate Hull a bine knows w hat he wants, how much he winds, and wbenho wants It. Uce for Undesirable Eggs. * _ SnVnli or d irty crrs should not Tie placed on the innrkitL U#o them ut home. I f n u p l a tt ‘ T o all C r e d ito r* . I. i p a t e * * , I U * l r i b u l e e t and all p e r t o n t hav ing rl a i m * ' or de m a n d * ac*l«»t *a id K i t t l e : * • Y o u , a n d r u b ul yuu, are h*rel*y notlfledl an d re q uir ed to prr ten l a n y r l t l m * an d *lemand* w h i ' h you or , i t h , r id y o u may have i t l l n r l I h r e * l a l r o( M a r p re tt a M r M i r h a r l , d e r e a t r d , l a t e ol A lt a m o n t e S p r in g * , S e m i ­ note C o u n i y . F lorida, to the undersigned a d m in is tra to r ot *J>ld ettat.-. o r ' h l a re*ldent 1cc' whlch waacflMuic«u a ip-out...KEEP HIM REASONABLY BUSY. c:hei,i,1. i x i T t T T w n a supp»lc»)*-at 5 0 c?nta a ... A. C ourt n r Ih r C ouniy J u * | r , Se m in o le C o u n t), S t a i r of F lo rid a . In re F e in t*, e l M tr tr r rllo M r M I r h t r l. Li 1 trty a ilu a te d In Sem ino le c o u n ty , F lo r id a , 6* 1 ,lk - K n r o t t n ’ a S u b . U I t . of fle r k H a m m o rk . T h r ta ld la n d being a •tetaed at th e date of th e teauanre of t u r h e e ttlB ra te In thfe nam e of B . V . f i m . r o n . A lt o : T a t C e r tio r a te N o . 1 1 0 . dated the A lto , notice la hereby g lv r n th a t 3. ¥ l.a i r e . p u rc h a ie r of T a x C r r t l f l r a t r N o. SO, fllh d a y of J u l y . A. I f . I9 J& , aaid re rtlflra ta em brace* the fo llo w ing d r e r r lh rd pro perty dated the 3rd d a y of J u l y . A . l>, 1916. e o v w in * l.g t 4 ,, lllo c k 6 . T i e r D . S a n fo rd ; situ ated in Sem inole c o u n ty , F lo r id a , to -w it: L o t i d , S an fo rd Heighta.' T h e t t ld lin d be>ald lan d being a u r u e d at th e date of the (••uance of auch c e rtifica te In th e t n n n of Ing aaaeaaed at the d a te o f th e jt t u t n r e of tu rh r e r lir t r a t r in the nam e of J . If . R ig a o- A . K i'a n i, h a * filed *ald c e rtific a te in my d ale: nfitre and ha* made a p p lira tin u for T a a Deed to m i l , in accordance w ith la w . ’ A lto : T u C e rtio ra te N o . 361, dated the . U n le u *a id ce rtio ra te * eh a ll be redecrued 3rd d a y of J u l y , A. I ) . 1916. aaid rrrtiO c a te em b race! the fo llo w in g d ra rrib e d p ra p rrty arro rd irtg to law , T a a llr e d * w ill (tru e th ere­ ailu a te d In Sem inole r o u n t y , F lo r id a ' to -w lti :anu <tay on on the 22nd day iol O c t o b____ e r . _ A. IF. I t l f l . 11 line** M i.-.- . m y official a ig n a tu rr and teal, S E U o l N W ' t S e r. 25 , T p .’ 2 ) 8 . i t . 31 K . l* a d being aaaraard at iiflth Ih l* lo t h d a y of S rp trm b e r A .. D . 1918. th e date of the la tu a n re of au rh c e rtlfira te laeal) K. A. iFouglaaa C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y In the nam e of U n k n o w n ; A lio : T a a C e rtio ra te N o . t ( 9 , dated the Florida. 9 F rl Me 2nd d a y of Ju n e .' A . p . 1913. *ald c e r­ tio ra te r m lir a r n the fo llo w in g d ra rrib e d pro p­ N n llr r of Application (or T » » H a rd U nder e rty a ilu a te d In Sem ino le c o u n ty , F lo rid a , to - w it: L o t I 0 | , S t . Jo aep h , T h e aaid lan d H rc ilo n 575 of i h r G r n r r e l S l o l u l r * . N o t it r It hereby t u r n th a t J . F . L a in g . being a a irM ril at the date of the iatuance of au rh c e rtio ra te In .th e n am e of U n k n o w n ; p u r c h a .t r of T a x f 'l r l i r t r a t r N o 90, dated A lto : T a t C e rtio ra te N o , 10 *. dated the • h r 3rd d a y . nf J u ly , A . I». 1916, bat filed t t ld r r r t i f i r a t r In m y o ffirr and b t t made 6th d a y of J u l y , A . H . 1918, aaid c e rtio ra te a p p lic a tio n fu r I n deed In I t t u r In 'a r r o r d - r m b r ir M * thf* fplluw lng ilc if r iK c i! p ro p e rty ■o r’- w ith la w . Said c e rtific a te em brace* the ailu a te d In Srm ln o le r o u n t y , F lo r id a , to w |t : fo llo w in g d p tr ilb td p rn p rrty *itu ato d to I*ot *, S an fo rd H eighta. T h f aaid la n d be­ Srm in o l,- C o u n t y , F lo rid a , to - w lt: L o t b, ing aaaeaaed at -the d a le of th e laauanre of lllo r k 9. T ie r I ) , S a n fo rd . T h e t* ld land au rh c e rtio ra te In th r nam e of 11. J . S ta r* b rib e a p tr tt rd nt If.** d a tr nf th r It t u a n r r line: of tu rh n - r t it lr a lr In lh<- nam e of J , F . L a ln f . A la o : T a x C e rllO c a tr N o . 131. dated the A lto m ifirp I* b rri'b y g ive n ib a t J . F . 3rd day ol J u ly . A. It . 1916, *atd r e r liO r a le I . l l n y . u u r r b a t r r •'( T a t C r r l l l i t a l r No I I S , em brace* th e follow ing* d ra rrib e d pro p erty d a trd th e 6th «U3‘ of J u .y , A . I». 1915. hat a ltu a trd in Sem inole r o u n t y , F lo r id a , lo - w lt: til'd t t id r e f t lt u a le in m y office and hat Keg . S W ro r ol N W ' ( See 31, T |* 19 S. II ra td e a p p llc a llo n (» r l u drc<( to ittu e In 31 E , ru n N 5.27 r h , K 8 ,10 ch to S . &1, a c ro rd a n re w ith la w . S a id r e r tiflr a te n t - R y . , S E l y on S ild e o| sa m e to E . lin e of b r ir e t i he Itdlowing d e scrib ed p fo p e rly , Santo rd G r a n t , th rn re S 28 deg., W on t it u t le d In Sem inole f ’ ouiffy", F lo rid a to -w lt; G ra n t lin e to S. line of N W * L W to beg 2 l j acre*. T h e la id land beN . 50 It. of S . 100 f t . , of 8 W of lllo c k 10, (Iraa W ' j ) . T ie r IS , S a n fo rd . T h e t t ld lan d being at»et- Ing aa*e«»rd at the date o f th e U a u a n rr of ed a l fh e d a te of (he iM u a tire of tu rh rer- aurh rrr tiO r a te in the naYnr of I.a ln g A- A l­ dridg e: tld ra le In th e name of M a ry .lla y lo c k . A lio : T a x C e rtific a te N o . 3 6 0 , dated th e U n le t t ,t a id r r r t lf lr a le * t h a ll be redeemed accord ing to la w , ta x d r r d t w ill Ittu e thereon 3rd d a y of J u l y , A . I f . I B I 6 , aaid c e rtlfira te e n tb ra rra th e fo llo w in g deacribed p ro p e rty op the l& th d a y o leO rto b er A . I f . 191H. W itn r i* m y oltlrtal t k n a t u r r and te a l, Ih lt a ltu a trd In Sem inole r o u n t y , F lo r id a , t*»w U : _ S W 't of N W t t Se c 2 5 , . T p 21 ti, K . the 131 h d a y o f Septem ber A , I t . IB IS . In A. W . H A R K , M anager I sen 1 tu Hanford. aaid land U ln a of ,t l r I n u i n n of aurh ra r tiflra te In th * nam e of W m . Slm pno n , haa n lfd ra id r r r lif U a J r im m y- « m « - and haa mada a p p lica tio n (or T a t llc c d to ita u c In K. • POULTRY & SUPPLY COMPANY A .I J . C le rk C irc u it C o u rt, S e m in o le C o u n ty (S e a l) F lo rid a . I l y . ’ V . M . I) o u Cla « t. | ) . C . 7 -F r| S i r . * JV V B 1 . * l l i f i r i n r r : J tr k to m llle Poultry AaaoclaUon, S. J. T o w n .rn d , farm er, Interlockeu, F la ., and \s. >1. lim itin g , farm er, G le n H i. M ary*, F la . T u r k * ,’ , at provided b y . Ia»?. . Adm ini.trator^fT, . " , . e ” l M^rgV'u. AlrMirhsel. * C1 IE aKi>l>in««in, Ilmidi nt Ac* nt. ^ O rlin rlijp Kturiili. ' 7*Fri*f't*' In C l r r u l t C'ourt, H r t r n i h J u d l r l n l C l r r u l l , .S rm ln ole C o u n i y l l o r l d a . In fl'hanrrfjr Alla ( 'l a r k , l*timjiUinfint v*. IHvofff: (ila t in n Sim C la r k . Ite le n d an t 1" Slm lar,k’ '"'V*' t It in h r f r l i y fird errd ip n ! v <j U a p p ra r to t hr bill of n u n plain t Filed h r r u n a ha in at yu u , u fi th r 7t h day o f C lfto h e r* IT*18 . a n d th e thf* n rw »* Sanford H e ra ld i* di^lgnated paper in w h ich th is order sh a ll h r published iff)ft’ a p r r k f*jr four c n n src u U v v Wi<t’ k*. W it nctifl ra y ' h a n d arid! a* at o f ofEci* n t S i n f o r d . F l o r i d a , this R e p t i m b r r ' N t h . MMN. im i i e . \ m it r r .i.A R * . ('lu rk ( Ir r u it r * m r l Hrhi-llr M a in e*, S o liritor for ('omplninint^ f»-Frh file In I ’lr r u ll ( n u l l of Ihi* N r ir t t lh J u d h lu l < ir r u ll o f H o d i i i n t , S V fn in o lr f'ftU ftly . In t liin r r r f W ^frcn Ho hi naon 9 vs. N rllh HjibirjM in it at lo ft To Nellie HnlitniuO, Foiled State*; You are hereby o rd e n d to be and appear in the bit) of com p laint hied herein ag ainst .you at the C’ nbrt House in S a n fo rd . F lo rid a , on the first M onday In N o v e m b e r. 191#, being the It h day of said 'M o n t h , a c c o rd ­ ing to la w . fa llin g to do decree pro confts io w ill hi* ta ken ag ainst y o u , fo llo w ed by final decree. 9, ---- It is fu rth e r ordered th at I h it order be published in the Sanford H erald ', a pa p er p u b lis h e d In Sem in ole C o u n t y , F lor­ ida, once1 e ac h week' for eight consecutive w rek s. " (liv e n under my hand arid seal of said court th is the fitft day nf S e p te m b e r, A . I). 1918 . 1seal 1 K. A. D O U G L A S S , ^ rterk CfrwU Court Seminole Co;. Fli. 3) Ea.t. J! arm . Tho satti Unit tiring oaarasod ot ihr dgt# of thr i.auanrr- ol aurh cortlficato In tho nsmr of Unknown; A lao : T a a C a r t if lr a t a N o . 2 7 7 , d a trd tha 3rd d a y of J u l y . A . f>. I B IB , aaid r e r lir tr a t r r m b ra rra t h r fo llo w in g d r t r r lb r d pro perty aituated In S r m ln o lr r o u n ty , F lo r id a , to-w lt L o t 48 . B lo c k It . M it r h r ll'a e o n th r L e v y G r a n t . 46 a m i . T h r aaid land being a .a ra a rd at tha date of th e laau an rr of aurh c r r t l f l r a t r In tb r nam e of W , It F re n c h et a l; A lan : T a a C e r tlfir a te N n. .2 6 6 , dated the 3rd d a y of J u l y , A . O . I B t * . aaid r r r t lf lr a le -em brare* t h r fo llo w in g d ra rrib e d p ro p e rly • ilu a lr d In S e m ln o tr ro u n ty , F lo r id a . t o - » ii, L o t . 120 . 121, 122 and 123, B lo c k I F I F It. M itr h r ll'a a u rv e y of tha L e v y G r a n t . The aaid lan d b rin g aairaard at the d a le of the itiu a n e r of a u rh c r r llr t r a t r in t h r name of W . B . F re n c h et a l; Alao: T a a C e r t if ir a t r No. 28 9. dated the 3rd day ot J u l y , A . I F 1916, ta ld r e r lir t r a t r em brace* t h r fo llo w in g d e arrib rd pro p erty ailu a te d in S e m ln o lr ro u n ly , F lo r id a , to -w it: L o tt 129, 130 and 131, W o rk I F t F - W M it­ r h r ll'a * u r v r y of 't h e L e v y G r a n t . Th e aaid land being aaaeaaed at the d a te ot the lu u a n r e o f auch c e rtlfira te in t h r n a m e 'o f W . B . F re n c h et a l; Alan, T a a ‘ C r r t l f l r a t r Nm 26 8. dated the 3rd d a y o l J u l y , A . I F IB IS , aaid r a rtiflc a te r m b ra rra th e fo llo w in g d rs c rih rt! p ro p e rty a itu a trd In S r m ln o lr c o u n ty, F lo r id a , to *w it: Lo ta 127 and 128, B lo c k D , D . It . * j{ t c h r ir « a o r v r y o l t h r L r v y G ra n t. T h e ta ld land b rin g ataraartl a t t h r data of t h r Ita u a n rr of ain-h c e rtific a te in the nam e of W . II. F re n c h et a l; A lao ; T a a C e rtific a te No. 27 9. d a te d the 3rd d a y of J u l y , A . D . I9 1 fi, m id r r r t lf ir a t r em hracea th e fo llo w in g d rarrib e d la n d ait­ uated in S e m in o le c o u n ty, F lo r id a , to -w it: L o t i 90 and !* !, lllo c k D , U . It . M lt c h r ll’a au rvey of th e L e v y G r a n t . T h e aaid land b rin g aaaeaaed at th e date of t h r laauance of auch c e rtific a te In th e nam e of W . I I , Fren ch at a l. . S a id J . J . C a te a haa filed aaid ce rtifica te s n m y office an d haa made a p 'H ra tio n for t a i deeds to issu e In acco rd ance w ith law . U n le ss ta ld c e rtific a te s sh all tie redeemed acco rd ing to la w ta a deeds w ill j*«uo there­ on on t h r 3rd d a y ol O ctober, A . !>.’ 1918. \ V itn ra i m y o ffid a l iig n a tu re and seal th is the 3 0 th d a y nf A u g ust. A. D* 1918. D e a l) E . A* D O U G L A S S , - C le rk C ir c u it C o u rt Sefhlnolo C o - F la . U>* V* M . D o u g lass, D . C . Alao: T a i C e rtific a te N o . 36 5, dated the 3rd d a y o f J u l y , A . D . 1916, aaid certifica te rm b ra r r a th e fo llo w ing describ ed land a itu ­ ated In B e m ln o lf c o u n ty , F lo r id a , to -w lt: 8 \ Y ! f of - S E . .Her. 21 . T p . 21 S . I I . 31 . 40 acres. T h e said la n d b rin g aancsped at the d a te of the is«uancc of su ch c e r U f lr it r m ( h r nam e-fth-W “ A - 9 t n n r ; , I'h a n r e r y * ' E^ Ji-.F’i* b v r, C’fitn p lx ln x n t ■ v *. H ill to F'orectoae F.'tty T a r k a r d an d J . O . P a c k ­ a r d , t o r h u a b a n d . G . W. C o o k e M u rtx a y c C ita tio n and Su.it- A . C o o ke , hi* w ife, I h 'frn d a n t* T o E t t a P a r k a r d and J . O . I'a e k a r d , her . h u .h a n d , Tc'J F’e r r i i Stn. t. H i g h l a n d P a r k . M ichlxan. • • I l ap p e arin g from the a ffid a v it of K , F‘llo u th o ld i r, herein lile d , th a t h r I* , a tto rn e y (or ro m p la in a n t In above r n tillr < r autt, and tim t It ia b e lie f of affian t th a t th o a b p v r nam ed d e fe n d a n t*, E t t a p a rk a r d and J . (>. P a ck a rd her h u th a n d , are n o n -rvald en l* nf the i t a t r of F lo rid a , th a t th e y a re each o ver Ih e are *t 21 y e a n , and th a t th ere I* mi jfie rio n In -t i n at»t« of F lo rid a Upon Kh q n t ae rvlre of au lirio en a ca n lie m ad e, th a t Hruuld hind the d r frn d a n ta , and th a t th r la*t Hrn o « n j i l a r e of reaiitcnre w as 179 F 'trri* S IK e e l, I l i ( h la n t l P a r k , M irh l|ta n . T h e n fore y o u , Fltta P a c k a r d O. -TT ir tt a rd p a re ord ered to a p p e a r to the bill i f co m p lain t filed, in thia c a u i e on or before the 7th d a y or of tic O ctto ob li e i n c the H o t n er, e r, 1918, being M onday of aaid m onth and a ru le d a y , of th i* c o u rL I l i* fu r th e r ordered th a t th i* order ha published in th e S an fo rd H e ra ld , a newapaper p u b lish e d in Sam lnote c o u n t y . F lo rid a , once a week fo r fo u r e o n a e ru tive w rrk a prio r tn ta ld ru le d a y In d e t a i l ,r : a l.o one copy posted at I h e C o u rt I l o u s e door and a ro p y m ailed to aaid d efendant* herein m entioned • t 1**1 ad d rra a g iven. • W ltneaa m y hand and th e a r t) of ra id co urt th ia th e 6th d a y of S e p te m b e r, 1918. !***!> E . A. D O U G L A S S , C le rk of C ir c u it C o u rt S e m in o le C o .. F la . 6 -F rl-5 tc N o llr r n f A p p lica tio n fo r T a x U r r d U nder H e rlln n 8 o f C h ap ter 4188. LmW» nf F ln r . Ida N n llre la hereb y given th a t J , J . C a ts * p u rrh a *e r of T a x ( ‘ e riirtra le No. 275, d a trd the 3rd d a y of J u ly , A . I I . 1916, emld rrr tirtrate em b race* the fo llo w in g deacribed Sugar 12 to 19 Centa ■ 'Pound. pro p erty a itu a te d In Sem inole c o u n ty , F lo r ­ In these d a y s -o f trib ulatio n, when id a , to w n : L o ta W~nnd 13. Illp c k l>. I ) . It. M ltc h e ll'i S u rv e y of the L e v * 'G r a n t . 104 everything rises but fn tb er’s wages, wo a rte *. T h e aaid land being alveaaed a t th r d a l* of th e laau anre of aurh c e rtific a te In th e nil very consistently bemoan tbd high nam e of W . I L F re n c h , et a l .; cost of llv ln * . B u t th is, observes PopAlao, T a a C e rtific a te N o. 26 2, dated the ijlnr S cie n ce M onthly, Is not the first • t h d a y of J u l y , A . D . 1918. a .J d c e rtifica te am bracea th * fo llo w in g deacribed p ro p e rly nml only Ume that p ric e s hnve been ailu a te d In S e m in o le c o u n ty . F lo r id a , to - w lt; high. D u rin g the C iv il w a r wages ran L o t 1, D r a w t S u b . L )|y . H rro rd e d In P la t B o o k t. p a g e .40, Ilaco rd a of S e m in o le counfrom $1.12 a day fo r lab o fera to $2 a I ____ _ „ . ty . T h a aaid la n d bH ng aaaeaaed a t th e uny fo r sk ille d W orkmen. T h is , how- . j. u i v i , r Florida. date ’ of tb> i**M a nc* of a a c li c e rllflc a tn In ever, did not prevent a s h a r e from cokt* i jjm ir * t> hereby xt»»n. thaT J. ¥. i.ain f. th e, nam e of M r t . i f , T. K u b a n k a ; . . A l.o : t a x O erU flcate N o. 1 170, dated th e Ing 10 ccnta or a h a irc u t 20 cents. 3rd d a y of J u n e , A . D . I B I 2 , aaid ce rtlflHold. ratCH-JEPriL$l-0Q.lQ_S2. a dplr N. 40 I t . cl L o t 4. B lo c k IS . C h a p m a n . £ cate em b race* th e fo llo w ing deacribed prop! ' Y ■ i- 3-FrM tc A dvertise in the Herald ---------- -— wf*rr- T a t r*e -rttn r*tt^ N r» rtatrTt T t r r □r•] day «>f J u ly , A, l> 1916 Said rrrtiflr*i«' r m b r a n s the b illo w in g describ ed propin l Irruit f'«*»rl of ihr Seventh Judicial l ir­ i r i y sit ii at ed In Bern In ole r o u n t y . F b r id a , ruit of F lu ild n , Seminole . (*ounl| In 14i wit N K ' i of S VV 11 Sec 21, T p 21 S, l h a n re rj ’ R. 11 E . |D acre*. Sa id la m l l iin g ^e^essllotA K i n g Johtxaun C itatio il. »d ak th a dalw u l th e iaau an re of auch c i t * rr llf lf n f t if lc it e in th e nam e of U n k n o w n ; la a a r J n h l i JnhnRfin Com plaint A lso : T a i rerttftcfli X « . 3 5 4 . dated the T<* l*aac Joh n Johnson. United state*. Y o u a re h e re b y ordered lit he nnd apjiear 3rd d a y of J u l y , *\. I» 1 9 I6 * said c e rtlfira te em braces th e folloaHpg d tacrib M l p ro p ir ty to the bill of co m p lain t filed a g a i n * ! you at t h r C o u r t Utilise in Hartford, F l o r i d a , on the f i tu aled in Sem ino le T o u t t ly , I lo rid n . to-Wit ! ftr*t M o n d a y in"* Ottob er , I D l h , being the S W , of S \ V * i , S t r . c n . T p 2 1 S . If . i l I T h e m id i.i'til b rin g a ^ t e i i l al 7th day of m i d mi«nth, u r f o r d i n g l<* Ifiw. to acres. fhikng lo do *«i decree pro eorife»*«» will be l tit date 61f the Iratm i • r of * t|rh r» rl ifti n.ti you, followed by final dr- !n thi* nam e «tC t'n k n « * « ; T a s *’nre-thm-e Nn J He, flatr-c! TfiT r rrT . * # <T*t da> nf J u b > ' N I ' £!•!*■. ^aiil r« rtili* nt* |f f u r t h e r ordered that thin order loi.ra re * ( h r I h II m's iris’ i l .» .r i b . ..l lo i.d **l- J pubh*rif d in 1 li*- Hanford H e r a l d , a m aws I- ......... 1.. I >, «s. i piiijp* r pit Lit* hi d iii, St, iju noli* C i u m f r , Mt?r»dn, i,n t. ,| in S, i'urv-1* . i , I , ,f ■. 1 udi * • i Ik (nr fun | fiipsaftillU »i* s \l ' >>( M ' ; S« 7;20 It. 12 I. 2 ' . a ir ,, T8» -ai.l Gt>«n untb'f m> h u n d ' H o d *»ni of *rud l*Ii>i to tl‘ (t avoeesof Ol 'lie »la|e I h r |u u court I hi*, thi u lh daY of S i p t e m l o - r , I'M*' am e of aucli c r lif ic is t e to ih e r.arn* ..f K \V. al C V DOUGLASS I la t ii r k I 'ir r u it 1'our t S i m in i'1, C o G . ig rr; '.-F'rl-5t* \ ls ii: T o * l i r l f t o n e 2 M , .1Mt■,1 Gi.-* U t t a l l l o u t ! nf the H i i r a l h J u d ic ia l ( i r r u i t n f F lo rid a , S e m in o le C o u n ty . In A J O I N T I t E S O L U T I O N I'ro p o a ln f an A m end me nt to Sect ion H of A r tic le X l l of th e C o n a titu tio n of th e S t a r e of F lo rid a I t r l i t i n i to E d u c a tio n , lie I t Knaulved by th e L c g U la tu re of th a S ta te of F l o r i d a :—— T h a t th e fo lto w ln c a m e n d m e n t of Sec­ tio n 8, of A r t ir f r X I I , of th e C o n atitu tio n of I h r S la te nf F lo rid a I t r l a ii n e to E d u c a ­ tio n in hereby i f r r r d to an d s h a ll be tubm ilte d to the r l.r t o r a of th e S ta te fqt an o p n o n na je riio n a tl th e n nce x t *enera ad ptio oa ^-rc rejection e le c tio n , of H e p rc c n ta tfx e a , to tbe held In th e y e a r , A . 15. 1913; th a t ia to tu x i y . th at S e ctio n 8 of A r lic ie X l M _______ f th eC C o n a titu tio n oF th e S ta te of F 'lo r ld l'b e am end ed to aa to re a d ' a>. f o llo w .: S e ctio n 8 . E a c h C o u n ty th a t] be required to aaaraa and co llect a n n u a lly for the aupport of th e p u b lic free aehoola therein, a ta x o l not Iraa th a n th ree ( 3 ) m il l ,, nut more th a n t e a (101 m ill* on the d o lla r on ail t a x ­ ab le p ro p e rty in the ta m e . A J O IN T It E S O L U T IO N r*ropo*ed Am endm ent to th e C n n ilitU tlo n of F’lo rld a . He I t Ilea o lved by th e L e g ia la tu re of the Alan: T a x C r t i l l l r i l e N o . ' 4 4 4 , dated t h r N O T I C E o r E L E C T IO N 2 n d d a y of J u n * , A. n . 1 B I 3 . aaid r r r t l f l . T o the S h e riff of Sem inole C o u n ty /* of the S la t e of F lo r id a . S ta te of F lo r id a ; r a t a om braro* tho fo llo win g d o * r f i b , d pro p. T h a t A rtic le X I X df th e C o n a titu tio n ot o r l y a l tu a t rd In S r m l m d o c o u n t y , F lo r id a , B e It k n o w n , th a t I , I I . C L A Y C flA W - ' th e S ta te "of F lo rid a , be and th e u m i i ■ to-w lt : Lo t 34, S i . J n a r p h . T h o aaid lanil F O R D T ^ fb c cre la ry of State of th e State . «»f hereb y am ended to aa to re a d aa fo llo w .: t'Olng a*»r**rd a t-t ho d a t r nf t h r laauanre of F lo rid a , do h ereb y g lv f notice th a t a A rtic le X I X , Sectio n t . T h e m a n u fa c ­ a u rh r r r l i f i r a t r in I h r n a m e of U n k n o w n : G E N E R A L E L E C T IO N . tu re , ta le , barter or exch a n xe o f a lt alcohbllc AI*o: T a i f ' r r t l f l r a t r N o. 3 62. d a t r d I h r W ill he held In Sem ino le C o u n ty , S ta te of nr in t n x lr a t ln t liuuora and b e v r r a (r a , w h e th ­ 3rd day of J u l y , A. I). 1916, aaid r r r t l f i r a t r F lo r id a , on T u e s d a y neat aucceeding the er a p irliu o u * . v'tnou* or m a lt. • are hereby r m b r a r r a * * l h r following d r a r r i b e d p ro p e r ly firat M o nd ay in N o vem b er, A. Il* 191 p. the fo rever p ro h ib ited in the State- of F lo rid a , ailua ted in S r m ln o te r o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to-wit: ■aid T u e a d a y being the exeept alco h o l for m edical. *c je n lirtc or me­ N E ' i of S W ' j Ser. 27, T p . 21 S. It. 31 F. c h a n ic a l purpoae*. and w ine (o r aaeram enial F IF T H D A Y O f N O V E M B E R 46 a rri -*." T l i e . . I d la n d lieln g »t*e»*ed . i m rpoae*; the aale of which alco h o l and w in , F « r one R e p re se n t a liv e of fhe Fo u rth the d a le of I h r i a * u a n r r of a u rh r e r l i r t r a t r C o ng reatio nal D ia l f i r ! of the S ta te of FfnrIn t h r name ot S. F , N a v a l S t o r e s C o . ; id a , in the K i t t y - r l l U i Congre** nf the U nited b y I aw R e r. 2. T h e l-e y U U tu rc .h a i l enact * u it A l . o : T a x C r r l i f i r a t r N o. 87, d a t r d the. S t a t r t . r>tn a id r ce r llilt 6th n d a y ot of JJ uu l y , A A.. U I F. I B9 M M . aaaid i r trraa t r F o r A tto rn e y G e n e ra l of the S t a le of aide law a for the enforcem ent of th a p ro vl* atoita, of th ia a i t i r l r . ------ - ~ » ' , • . F lo rid a . f ' v F o r tw o J u a t lr r a of the Su p rem e C o u rt X ff. ~ j: r t r lb t iv a f le ^ - * «” * w i t : , J.o t 8. W o rk (J, C e le ry A v r . A d d . to of th e S ta te o f* F lo rid a , (he firat d a y ot J a n u a r y , A. I>. 1919. F o r tw o R a ilro a d C o m m issio n ers of the S a n fo rd , recorded In F la t lio o k D , I'a g r 9 (O ran g e C o u n ty It r m r d s b T h r said la n d , S ta te nf F lo r id a . T h e vote* raat in co m pi an ce with aaid b rin g assessed at the d a le t?f th e luauatire of F o r one M em b er of the Hou»e of K<<prepropoaed am end m en t*, a n il th e ran vaa *. such c e rtifica te in the nam e of A n n a M c lla is •cntutlves of the Slate of Florida. Irrla ra tin n a and re tu rn * th ereo f, .h a ll be F o r C o u n ty S u rv e y o r. A lio * T a a C e rtific a te N o . 112. dated the ■u b jrc te d to the «ame re x u la tio n * and re6th day «f J u ly , A, I ) . 1915, said certifica te For five County Commissioner*. • Ir lc lio n * a , are pro vided by la w for xener al em bfaees th e follow ing d escrib ed .p ro p erty For three Member* uf the County Board rlrc tio n a in Ih e S la te of F'lu rid a . situ ated in Sen? I note c o u n ty , F lo r id a , to -w it; of Public I natron two IN T E S T IM O N Y W H K ilEO F. For J oni irt* uf the Peace In and for the fol­ L o t 97, S a n fo rd H e ig h ts. T h e said la n d I h a v e - he reun to *et my hand being at-sf-ssed «1 the date of the issuance lowing Justice lb sir Irt a, vli No, 2. wntl atflaed the G r e a t Seal of the of such r r r t if ir a t e in the nam e of S Fo r CovTstalde in and f«tr the follow ing S t a l l of FTnriila, at T a l l a h a i a e r . B o u ch e r, A lso T a t C e rtific a te N o . 143, fiat* Ju s tin - Ilis t r ic t a , v i i , N'o*. 2 and 3. 1S e a l ( the C a p i t a l , thi* the twenty-fifth td the 2nd day uf J u n e , A . D . 1913, said to Teatimony Whereof, I have hereunto dav of J u ly , A. !>. 1918. r r c r t if ir a le em braces the fo llo w in g described set my hand and affiied the Great ' Sral of II. C L A Y r It AW FOHIt. . pr^ purty s ilu a lr d irr Hem lriole r o u n t y , F lo r ­ the State of Florida, at Tallabaasee. the Cap­ Secret a ry of S t a te . id a , fn -w it- L o t 43, S t. Jo se p h . T h e said land ital, thi* tho twenty-fourth day of August, 1 U r 9 9 -K ri being sM c tw d at th r date of the laauanre A D. 1918. II t LA V ( RA W FlH lI), of such ce rtifica te in the nam e of W m . am i H m m a S ty e n , Secretary of State. To E. E. Brady, Sheriff Seminole County. A lso : T a a C e rtific a te N o . 4 4 8 , dated the 4*FfM0tr 2nd day of Ju n e , A. l l . 1913, said 'c e r tif i­ cate em braces the fo llo w ing d e scrib ed prop­ e rty situ a te d in Sem ino le county-, F ln H d a . to -w it; W of Lo t 100, S t, JosephThe ■aid lurid b rin g assessed at (h e date of the isK uann of su ch c e rtific a te in the nam e of F , H. S t a r k e y ; A lso . T a a C e rtific a te N o . 411, dated the (ith day «*f J u ly , A. Ih 1915, sa id ce rtifica te em brace* the fo lln v in g d e sfrlb e d land s i t ­ uated *rn Sem ino le c o u n ty . F lo r id a , to -w lt; K K U nf S K ‘ , , See |. T p 20 S . It 32 K . 40 arrea T h e said land b rin g assessed at th e d a le of the issuance uf su ch r r r t if ir a t e in the nam e uf U n k n o w n ; * Heavy yield* of hlyh daw product* are neo* A lso : T a i C e rtific a te N o. 2 5 3 , dated the 6th day of J u l y , A . D . 191$, said certifica te esury to brine a big net profit to the grower. Tha em brace* th e fo llo w ing d e scrib ed land s it u ­ ated in S e m in o le c o u n ty , sta te of F lo rid a , banner record for inch remits ha* been held for to - v it ; I,o ( a 3, 4, 5 and 6, D re w 's Hub, D iv "Recorded In F la t Honk 2, Page U l, Records the Us! qnarter-centnry by of Sem ino le C o u n ty * T h e sa id lapd being assessed at the date oT the issu a n c e of tu rh ce ftiO ra te In the nam e of U u k n o s ___ E tiF xL iiU ---- -- ---------------- In NOTICE OF ELECTION W H E R E A„ S ,. T h e. ________________ L e g is la tu re or 1917 und er th e C o n s titu tio n o f 18 86 , of t h f S t i f f of Flo rid a *, d id d u o tw o Joint !Uw#tw_ _ proposing am en d m en ts to t h f C o h stJtu tJo n of th e S t a f f of F lo r id a , an d th e same sjere agreed to b y a vote of th re e -fifth s of i l l t h f m em bers elected tu each b o u se; t b i t th e v o t,« on (a id Jo in t llr t o lu t io n a »e»e ,n t « « d upon th ri/ r ra p tc tf vc J o u r n s l , . with th e y e a , m i l n a y * th e ttq n , and th e y ilfil deter­ m ine and d irect th a t th e s a id Jo in t H as<>utio ns be su b m itte d to th*- e lecto r* ot th e S ta te at th e G e n e ra l E le c tio n in N ovem ber 19 18 . * * ^ TH KU KK O H L. I H . C L A Y C I U U F C l K I l , S e r r r t a r y of S la te of th e S ta te of F lo r id a , do b tre b y f i v e notice th a t a G e n e ra l E le c tio n » 111 he m id in r i c h e n u n iy E l or Id a on T u e a d a y next a u c c c r d iu th e A ral M onday in N o v cm l-e r, A . I>. 1918, th^ aaid Tuead a y b r im the F I Ik B a y at N a te m b e r fo r th e ra tifir a tio n nr re je c tio n o f the akld Jo in t Ileaol u tio n i proposing am end m ent* to t h r C o n a titu tio n of th e S t a le of F lo rid a v ia ,: Ideal. Fertilizers Send for onr Free Books on all commercial crops of Florida; also otir Spray Catalogue. Special advice gladly given. Wilson & Toomer Fertiliier£«r,----- Mfrs.. Ideal Fertilisers Jacksonville, Fla. wu i n i d a y *d J i t i j . I . I* 1910. maid ce rt ifica te e m b r a ce* the (elliiteu g d r a r r i b e d Property aituated In S e m ln o t r c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t :! L e t 93, l l l o r k l>, I). It. M l l e h r l l ' a S u r v e y of the L e v y G r a n t , t'i urrea. T h e aoiil laud lo ing asaeeeed nt I lie ' d a l e ef the inauanre id s u r e r c r t i f i r a l e in t h r n a m e of W. ]l. F r e n c h , ct al. Al*<j: T i t C e rtific a te N o . 34 . dated the I n i d a y of J u l y , A . I> 1916, >uld c r r t lf lc a lr em brace* th e fo llo w in g d r a t r ile d p ro p e rly ■itoatrd in Sem ino le c o u n ty , F lo r id a , to - w ll. . I . i . l 98, S a n fo rd H eighta. T h e aaid land b r ­ ing asaetaed a l the date o f th e -fa *u a n re of auch c e rtific a te in thi> nam e uf I I , A . Ilu w e ra ; A U o : T a x C e rtific a te N o . E F 2 . dated .I h r 3rd d a y nf J u l y , A . I I . 1916, aaid ce rtifica te em brace* th a lo llo w in g deacribed p ro p e rty • ilu it e d In Se m in o le c o u n n y , F lo r id a , to -w it: L o t 95, l llo r k l>, D . It . M itc h e ll’* Su rve y" of ih e L e v y G r a n t - 46 nrfrt-. T h e aaid land being gaaeaard a l, the d a le - o f- lit* ' iatuance of auch c e rtific a te in th e nam e of U n k n o w n . Alao T a x C e rtific a te N o . 2 8 3 . d a trd th r 3rd d a y uf J u l y , A. I ) . 1916, ta ld c e rtifica te r m b ia r r * th e fo llo w in g d ra rrib e d p ro p e rty r l t u a t r d in S e m i n o l e co unt y . F j u t i t l a . -in-asitG J o -j* vm iM nvtiranr Lot 104, illiWk I), utw *■11vtj |r1»r|fx; TJ ," i f . M it e n d Pa S u r\vey ol th e L e v y G r a n t . T h r aaid la n d being aaaraard at th e d a tr nf th r iaau an re of aurh c r r l i f i r a t r in th e nam e of W . I I . F re n c h et a l; A lt o : T a x C e rtific a te N o . 2 8 4 , dated the 3rd d a y of J u l y . A . I ) . 191b, aaid certifica te e m b ra re * th e fo llo w ing d ra rrib e d pro p erty aitu ate d In Se m in o le c o u n ty , F lo r id a , to - w it: Lo ta 105, 106 and 107, B lo c k I>. t>. I L M it­ c h e ll’* a u rv e y of th e Lrvy G r a n t . T h e **ld land b rin g aaaraai'd at th e d a le of the l u u ­ a n re nf a u rh c e rtifica te In t h r nam e of W , It. F re n c h e l a l; A lao : T a x C e rtific a te N o . 2 8 , d a te d , the 3rd d a y of J u l y . A. IF. 1916, aaid c e rtifica te e m b ra c e , th e fo llo w ing deacribed pro p erty a ilu a te d in S e m in o le c o u n t y , F lo r id a , to -w lt; L o t 6, S a n fo rd H eig hta. T h e aaid lan d b r­ in g aaaeaaed a t lh a d ata nf th a laauanre of aurh c e r tlfira te In th e nam e nf E . N . M o r­ ro w ; A lt o : T a x C e r tlfir a te N o . 129, d a trd the 3rd d a y of J u l y , A . D . 1916, aaid ce rtifica te em brace* th e fo llo w ing d ra rrib e d pro p erty • ilu a lr d in Se m in o le r o u n t y , F b frld a , lo -w il Lo t 7, lllo r k A , C e le ry A v r . Ad d. to S a n ­ fo rd . T h e auld land being aaveaaed at the date ol th e iaauanre of au rh c e rtifica te in th * nam e of A . Ig. J c n n in r a ; A lao : T a t C e rtific a te N o . 2 ? 8 . dated the 3rd d a y nf J u l y , A . It.- 1916, aaid c e rtifica te rm b ra r r a Ih e fo llo w ing d ra rrib e d p ro p e rty aitu ate d In S e m in o le r o u n t y , F lo rid a / to -w lt: l8 )ta 88 and 8B- B lo c k IF . IF . I L M tt rh r lt’a a u rv e y of th a Levy G r a n t . T h a aaid lan d b rin g a ia ra ta d a t th e d a ta of th e iaau anre of auch c e rtific a te in th * nam e of W . I I . J-’ rench at a l: . A la o : T a s C e rtific a te N o . 31 , dated th * 3 rd d a y of J u l y , A . IF . 1918, aaid c a rtlflc a t* am bracea th e lo llo w in g deacribed p ro p e rty aitu ate d In .S a m ln o l* c o u n ty , F lo r id a , to - w lt: L o t 33 , S a n to rd lle ig h ta . T h * aaid (an d id In g aaaeaaed at th * d a ta of th e iaau an r* of _____ auch__c a r tiflra ta In th e nam e o l M r* . W . C o lgro ee; THE UNIVERSAL CAR Reliable m echanical attention given to youF Ford m eans more . service from your car and less cost in its operation. Let us take care o f ^our car. We have the m echanics who know how and u se only th e gen u in e Ford mate: rials and only ask the fixed, standard, Ford factory prices. A s you valu e the use o f your Ford see th at it is kept m echan­ ically righ t. C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J . TH IGPEN & COMPANY * _ A G EN TS General Fire v Sanford. _ -A-* _ _ __fctr _A „ Insuranee O rrlC B l'FOPJLKH |IANK BUILDING . - •* - Florida � 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, 1918 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, September 17, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 1918. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1918; <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/7a3852a3ef967b356fb4b4f88804c60c.pdf 3c11eabbaa7123b53d431a21ca82ff3e PDF Text Text ■ c H I - 7* ' y ’m r^Sa * •*,* • .a 1. . i ■y" ***4*. ^. ‘ * -v* i • _ PUBLISHED . •• SEMI- WEEKLY * FARMERS’ ORGANIZATION BULGARIANS_ GASSLESS FAIR TRAIN SERVICE FOR SANFORD VEGETABLES SUBJECT OF GREAT TALK AT IN RETREAT S U N D A Y COURT HOUSE WEDNESDAY ALLIES GAIN SAVED W.S. ■ PROMISED THIS SEASON AMERICA’S SHIPPERS REJECTION IS BRIEF * f ______ - - ^ MM MM M MM MMMM M ___ mmm mm ^ - amm ~ MM M MMM i T9 i : ’ ’ v*1 e ’ 1 j ^1 W V MW (GERMANY UNABLE TO STEM DIFFICULT TO It E A L I Z E . THE TIDE. / * WIIAT SACRIFICE MEANS.' UI(\ t'ROWI) OUT TO HEAR HON. L. M. RHODES. ; ni . BETTER TRAINS AND DIVER­ SIONS TO BE GIVEN. . ] j , ’' . S -i • V * All imiications point to a t least i British troops, in desperate fight-. When the. American poople locked 4)n(. ,4 tlit* must-lojiicaLand.sound*-., fair train service the coming season, ling are plunging furthe/ injo th e - tip their automobiles for a gn*lc«s f , t- fcrKiimcnts ever offered in favor {according to the,-Sanford Truck llinticnhtirg lira* north <-i St. (Juert* Sunday oh ..September 1. th ey saved of‘ farmer’s organizations, was deGrowers, .Ims, who .had a represen­ tin, while west of Cumhrai they have y n o u g h money to provide General Ihervd'to the growers of this sectative in attendance nt th e meetjng withstood vicious German counter i Pershing’s Army with fi.000 machine tii>n tUVt Wednesday evening at the of railroads anti shippers in the Re­ attacks. The enemy is making every j guns, costing $250 cnch. gional Director's 'oilier inAlantu, court house by Hon. ,L. M. Rhodes, effort to retain his positions on tinThey saved enough money to buy Commissioner of the S ta te MurketSeptember l l t h nnd E2th. One of .10-mlle front and to cheek the new f00,j forth** American Expeditionary _____ the things nskod for wns t hat No. ' ing Bureau of Jacksonville. allied move, which threatens both Force** in Europe for two whole days. • .j 212 . fnst through freight orgiuating .to oam oru upon u|.o.i j , NO MISTAKES ABOUT OUR Mr. Rhodes came came.to Sanford St. Quentin and" Cambrai. They ’ saved- enough money 'to nt Sanford ahd running through..to' i .,. invitation of tk e Sanford T ruck ; RIGHT KIND Oft I ACK MUST Truck PEACE STAND. provide General Pershing’s Army New York, be scheduled to leave in Macedonia the Bulgarians arc Growers. Inc., h u t - b‘o t h 0rgimi 7-.11BRING MONEY. with 2 .201),000 hand grenades.. Sanford .at 11:30 I*. M.„ daily inin flight northward .Iwfore the Ser* * Washington, /Sept. 19.-s-The govtior>«., tIts* Sanford T ru c k Growers, .inn,! Q f O'tlil 1 *. M., as heretofore. i v.-i liians Burled i*n•andI 'la* Sanford-Farm er’s Exchange!* With the approach of a n o th e r ' Mans and French. IJurled from im-l They saved enough money to pay ernmoiitV.-suicontlitionai rejection of the Sanford-Farm er's Exchange l■v... .1 * ,>ot enmasse to hear him. g r e a t . shipping season in Florida, I-p«irtnni heights, the enemy has been ; for ;t5.78l completely equipped the*- Jieare proposals of Austria* This Ims been previously cohsideretl | rM*«t.!-t: »ii several busings* .m e n ' Federal Food Administrator. H rax-! for, ,.,f »,a*-l: Id miles and the pur-*rjf!e-.- which the American infantry- Hungary spe-il.s for all the govt rn- and was granted. Thus will allow It. 11:1 Itiifirltnin !M l*PV HllxiilllK u inn ti \i lia*tl hi* IMflf '(Iff* iiients -allied with the I’t.itcd Statet growers m,ore tune in which to load* .*6 rout iuu. into*. man , r*. present as wellIt adI Dr*. Mil- hm ton .Itenrham. is V v.-ry nn»t.>u* thill that suit ....m ‘ r„ ,,,4 Hrow •dee of the NU*thb<l- all. shippers, of .perishables should be Ifow serious the menace *to the flit.. it is •l*eli«**-**<l here. Secretary I.anriiig their cars daily and give the. shipper Presbyterian >«•!! These figur*^ wcre_/evaeled in a rejected the* invitation of Austria* more time to get his hilling msLrucsecurity of the llindenburg-dine by ami P r e s n y i e r m o churches. v»um io. , ----- acquainted -... w . ith.the . . . rules. that ... Y Uons'*in. *» • . . govern such shipfnenta. One of the the tr u s t ‘ north of St. Quentin is Treasury statem ent, Aippealing to llungnry, .upon authority of Frc-i* linnti^n. | i Mr.Rhodes sq>oke entirely from rll’| |>s ()f die Food Administr.Mion jsho«rn by the strong eoimtiT nttarks the American public to turn it* •len t AVilaun. nljnusL .simullanciiusly 1). :C. Marlowe, who altefided the .• ’ practical esperience, b o th as n PJ’°" provide* that..w hen a CQQsIgwmenl the German* ------~mt7T" War wilh its receipt and transmission to meeting and -who represents the have -thrown. against .. drivings .fron*~ntxstthcncc . - ........... I'.urrr and marketing shipper. *1 on peri shall Ins is ordered, or accepted ti e British lines from Gouzeaucourt! Savings Stamp* or set them aside the state department b’> the Swedish traffic and transportation interests Him t t*lI gates! isth e manner in ^ stated terms, f. o. b. sbippuig shipping \ rr.i'-t‘iiu-.brai ro.ol. thus exinvi-t iiu-ut in l iberty Ronds embassy. It w:h on** <*f the sburtrs of the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., . jiaracterized the present point, the consignee n.u-i nci-ept to III* ,d the tattle Line nearly 12 The Trim**ury Nt»**-m*'nt reminded idties of such importance ever re- reports a line spirit of co-operation i'ii mi ***» . • •■ -mil ,f distribution. The farmer such shipment on arrival, and ae- m between the railrunds ami shippers .,...... m t h e northward. On the front t hr* pjibjii that these savings which i-tdvtftl, J ____ __________ _ puts it. takes the . cf,r<ling l«i his .lciTy.ranre p*.U5t f o r - ' atta -w d ' A. -1 • -•1 1 . 't Mrit o. .;-ishi. ar** is -iii , •ffeeted —*.» .......... arc oft *ln> •■• *v.tTtu • -I-.., • Tie* allies feci thej- cannot cttlt- tliin - c!,*mii and remark* in fbf high. f V s n , crop then' auctions Uurd" payment f«*r •arm*- *brri-t t •» m eriieiutit n. it- pr«***- fer w' iHi tin- central powers," -aid C't prui*e of A|c-,r* I. T King, ol a r t . p n - l u n g a h e . i! a - . i . ' t *f :•11 ler |)l III, • • ;i, iiighesl bidder at hnr- the shipper I low -* >r. lie- l-o<ul r>*Fi«t a u c e tm'. ar<l tin* I.uie'ltlll cut 0*11 tile war Miles* ’hey ale the Coast Line. Ja*. Menzies, of th** I'resbieii*. AAilsou la't niy.ht. l alike lire merchant. the.• A d m i n i s t r a t i o n rui n g> also j.n»\i*l«made available 'for, its use. iilw ay Coast Line, Mr. Seddon, of the ind i ani . h J. i C miuIomi tdgli tnc doctor. lawyer of un­ t hat d. for any rt i?on. t h e n is a " It* 'p * faie» ll. u i . f w i t h . e n t i r e c a n - Seal.... . . t . i i ilefell-* . m mand At r (’has. Barham, III 11 ref- i ( Tii- I u l A I n u tit't rat loti re p o r te d i . in liiisim-ss; b° has no delay in trail'll, *>r the <.msignee iln rtlo !• 1 *..- f I" V.till I: the l till'd .of the N. C. A: St. I... all, of whom tfiat the s a 'in g of ^gasoline oil. tin <tiH.-'.y.|ll .-oiisnler peace h iiv e jn ^ " proes. Tle-re is not yet tfi , believed-that the s h i p m e n t is not .up ; line -V rr ■ - — - — ttIt] tItegioniil :—“ —■ ... m . rIn r ,i... .t.ii. .umhir----- furWer; sta’i-d It-'-rniY celertain no- •t>r<'j>ci«a . lu the g r a d e ’ or i t a w l a r d -peci/ieti. • ,i Directors nfilce. the p>r;:', .i . n ,. Gi rrt-.ati« fi\i a,i1.mii gallons w u-li. * .lined at ,ii .] a- a r e su l t Hie far- he may demand a n insepi tion. I’his -. . . . n u n n e e iij*.ii a m att**r coii- i meeting everything in reason was |,, im * * • *-1 hur'i fl ttom the forward 25 cents a gallon, m* ant a saving c e r i u i i g w hi. It u h a s m a d e il* | ’«**i •he coiiM-^iiehsces and t o o ' inspection is rnadi by •lllcials of the granted the shipper and Mr. King nut hroUe. l i e outliueii D ep ar tment of Agriculture, an d t hat lilies of ' lie llindet.hun: posit in-t. to American pocketbuyks of >l.2a0 i io n a n d p u r p o s e s o p l a i n . Hu* <li- pointed out that it was the sole aim T'o' llrltUh at l.tWpin* :ire four mi- 00(1. In transportation alone this r,., t m i d c l e a r < u t a j j s w e r of lb*' ■ng ..n«r • ,im - of successf ul o r gani - report forms, the basis for t he d e te r­ I 1,.. from I.el’at* h-tK an im|»ortant mentit a Miving <>f t»25 tanks cars I luted sta te s Wii* acrentiialejlb to a d impartially in all m atters and . i i r o u g h o a l t h e c o u n t r y a n d mination of t he Food Aflministra­ t ,\> n.w-tiile -in i front **f to arlv six ..m-rage haul of 222 mile*, I rtin.pt im-' s •( the reply, which util- 1 that the purposes >>f both »ld**s-were i h[••.ire* s h o w e i l r.-stLlts J t*» tion at the point <4 receipt of ,, | , , . kHv .1’. » • t>|o fil e tnl'e of fur an the same inir ill for the governetnnt. itiiai tiiat cfiitifl only come shipment, .i' t o the liabilities. If tin-* ,!■•!«• beie bell, vc will ■•ni|.MrthiZe to For the eon.ing -• a on. the trhrdqlo , "<• rubber *av<wJ .by ■gtvit.g i Y • • iciin • > ., . ra*ial * * i ■ ' • ■ tin- ■in my the -li-l'-riiniialion ol the for No 2 12.^a*ifnr<l to New Anr k, .r^iiiiuuluitl. In Ills - peecll t he deterioration of perishable* is t h e b i g 1, ro.*h . i a“ .1.«\ *— rest i i t'uen.tn .. th** ,I-retch ' • would be sutfou-n. , , .t< front west *f St ,, . ... toiuii* motor Puck* lor tn< A c . rican pei.pje m waging this war will be 0 ritiiite m all appreciated due to the lack of dispatch in t i'aI ,ie :is as fff ndlupl*: *,;• steadily toward tin•* Mill to the fellow who sportatioii. t hen t he consignee must a n ’ w o r k i n g i A ift e rfc a i i A r m y w i t h tir*-.“ c a p a b l e a n , rt,.t before Qic people more cleur* ..'ll , 11 dIO I*. Leave Sanford|, ti,,. position qf the l r.itcl States ( organization* because, look to the railroad f«-r re imburs e­ town and. on the nut*k«rt* of Dullou «,f r u n n i n g l i v e t h o u s a n d m i l e ' t ,i milt— ('"trt .*! Quentin. 12:00 Noon part of a decoy, he re- ment or damag el.e n v e Jack so n v ille, The Tr***»sury reminder cath;«i g..v i-i ii meat tie-man counter attacks til I •-*t ,„. fu,.t ,|,ut labor and 11. many ea«es more t han his . . , r l Tuesday. . • Tin* quickness of the reply, it cnilt and Money res, northwost mid , . . , , i.illif i . nought it. o r d e r that h i s ! H the shi pment » proved by Leave I’ot omac Yards- 1:15 •A. M. • . . . j material es»i*ntial. to th** eonvlu* t of Ih-ved, will forestall any speculation i r a v ri-acu reach **** bis ... ............... to be . below grade or i ..i n -t may ,K...o„ . s|ieclion ---. s tand-, "*-.<1 of < amlirai ,w*-re l»re* «* •*. arjM. frutn either of these or comment tending tu convey n Friday. . cm « . . . ... ... . i ai..u.ifipil in emitrnct and that the neighbor will continue ard specified in contract | intense artillery homlmrdmenl. which l • A rriv e N**w . A’o r k <5:00 I’. M . * ante, then the shipper must al*i«I** , it,. British commpnicivtlon . ‘ hr^ p ............... wrong impression that the l.nited • . , o * a y of b u s i n e s s u s p r e y f o r Stales as a whole would coonsider Friday. . by tld a r ^ ration of t>u* Food A d , ^ t both points the (ierinam **,rMt• r,‘ ‘ l j " ‘ “ . ■Ini'.-' . n o liv e u p o n b i s e f f o r t s . a negotiated peace developed from ministration. • . vv,.r,. burl-d back with heavy los*es. l,ie I"*"i' ’..... Going West. . , . ., ■ . Second. Imported from Neutral tlx -iion-lun ding discussion" p m Mr Rhodes Mated very frankly Tb"*e rules ar** very *i*npt** nod • Ttm enemy enl‘ red t m Lri • l.eav. Fanford- 11 ::in I 'M . | . .,d 1.. Austria, at -he ir.xtnnrc. ■ " \ ,»- not lii* mission to inter- i -TT— -tt— - it - *:■ - "■ ’ »*- I f - ’ ' ..... . ,:"m, ................... ' t itu ttnti'il—b Friday • I ...j i, ,-cil. of Germany. . P-gH Itnala.—tnnUUat- ■ At unim-Jiiitfly n\er-w helmed . ’ -U ppIll'M* '..I. . . house, he staled . shipper* of rb*ri*la " - 'r •" vv.il d r mail* nil »mr Leave Jacksonville9:30 A.M, Through the o t l i c allies may make The Bulgaria*! r«*i r«*:it • from Ihi or iM|uipnii*nt. ... . ....... who had a Clear sheet deavor during- the appro,*;! ,ng_M-aTuesday. ,* answers to the Austrian feeler, il was son to protect any and u'l of them Scrbo-Greek border is reported to b* •served success and patronage, but Txi that ' extent wit'li which, by assured today that President Wilson Leave Waycroa*5:00 P.M . ' hgainst any unfair practice on the in the nature of a flight und the ene- BavjnK> cun rurrv on the war by so many wolves tiding business u n ­ hud sounded the keynote nnd thut Tuesday. • part of consignees. In order to avail my is burning store* and villages in j m(>lini, 0f current abstinence, we der the same s ig n 'h a d entered the other replies v.-ill be equally emphatic Leave Montgomery5:81) P.M. tUcmselves of the good offices of the his path. The allies have captured ,K, |,e»tpr of{ when thy war is t.eld that farmers, for their own pro­ in eontent. Wednesday. Food Administration, shippers must additional prisoners nnd war muter\%hntt*v«*r we import we most le, tion must enter a t ' once into Leave Memphis- 11:25 P.M. strive to see that perishables are i a l . which have not been counted, so w, , jII'lult.,y |lay (ur through some Since the Vienna note met a But i is-operative methods and remain srtictly up to grade, or in other Thursday. .. f t . * - 1 rejection.' speculation turned today fasl has been their advance. A score fiirmn ,,f |>]||>orl-, w|,|r hwHI mean • "■operative or else become the prey — . . if ,»r more of Serbian villagex have t.i the result in Austria and Germany Arrive K. St. Loiiid* 7.(it) A.M* that we -most later deny ourselves -I i hi hundreds who were stalking """ ' ' .... Florida shippers- will do this*.' i>n re-rnn<iuered and the Bn the things that we fail now to deny I t u u ' believed that the central pow­ Friday. th. re-co i . country lor the un»u»|u<-titig." they will find themselves protected , ,1JIV<< lri veil beyoml 4(a*imbey ourselves. T o the extent to which ers' heads would now turn to their For Cinncnatti and Chicago, cars In- went lurther Into detail" when through Mr. Be ac ha m' Hearham's » sens m ss. efforts , on , he re rn u river. .15 miles south wp <lrnw. on accumulated supplies war worn people with the allied re­ leaving Sanford say at 11:30 P. M. I* impressed his hearers with the under ^the hood Administration M „f p ripei. the immedikte ob- ()(. ipm. nti W(. ar(. putting our- ply and again seek to place the en­ Monday will reach C in c in n a ti 2:00 lr.it that the ultimate purpose of a rulings, and they will w save em* jertive. ,• selves in u worse rondition to carry tire blame for the war on the entente A. M.. Friday und into Chicago the ■ V ,losses __ and „ .I delay* ili.lnt cG-opcrntive organization wus to selves in getting , It is not unlikely the Bulgarians on j,r(Miuction when the war is over a llies’nnd thc United Slates. 'following morning. secure the topmost price for pro­ reimbursements for perishable* they will rontinue, their retirement at nml c*ornpCtition again'becomes keen, • * In the opinion of some officials, duce shipped, he • urged them to send out. Tito Federal Railroad Adminis­ least to the improved road running), Throl|(t>L th c effective blockade not so numerous, Austria, through May away from petty jealousies and r .„pmnnv r.ermunv- has been suhmision of the proposal and after tration hns- specified - their own These suggestions apply to all e a s t and west- through P r i l e p . - A U h f Germany, Germuny not try to dabble into minor de­ shipments of fruits or vegetable*. ready their loss of' the important compelled to, p a y for the wnr, to its rejection, is prepared to tuke the routes which is, or should be, en­ tails th at had no bearing on theiV Sokol ridge en-dnngcrs the line west a 'g re a t extent, through current next s t e p - a withdrawal from her tirely satisfactory to thc shipper. objective. Be urged earnest endea­ toward Monastir and cast to thc abstinence. At least she hns been pre­ alliance with Germany, Turkey und Freight will, as a rule, be given open ** Methodls| Church. vor on the , partof all work routes and kept away from heavy Vardar. Should the allies succeed in from importing comrpodltles Bulgaria, and a complete acceptance for the good name and the success Services ..at the first Methodist pressing the Bulgarians back to vented |o nnv jm porlant ,.xtent. On the of the terms laid down by President passenger traffic. Heretofore cars <d his organization a nd reiterated Church Sept. 22nd. will lie as fol­ moving A. C. L. to Albany, thence* north of Prilep. a complete r^tt“ * o t|,Pr^ hnnclt Germany hns been com- Wilson.' . . . Central of Georgia,, will now go to,* that old saying "farm ers cannot be low* Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. justm ent oT the Teuton line* in., to UBC Up her accumulated organizcd,f should be indignantly Preaching Rt 11:00.A. M. nnd 7:J0 the A. n. & A. nt'Offerm an and to Macedonia and'. Albania, from • Butt|>liea and equipment, even, after resented by the progressive farmer P M *Thc Epworth League meets Adriatic, Atlunlu. Going west, ordinary routes At The Baptist. Church. Sbloniki. virtually would ^ wh#t sht, ha, M„ |en from ol today nnd to demonstrate this at' {5:30 P. M. T h f Sunday School Ito in«»vitnhli* ini.vitabR, # it t a _ _ i < r > I< > .I On next Sunday, at the first will be Coast Line to Montgomery,. . • Belgium. Poland and other invaded resentment, get organized, stay or­ showed n gratifying iperease la s t' ■ 0 . delivery to Curio. I t was Quentin-Camhral y 1 will be found Baptist Church," the pustor will M. & QH. .Q u emmft* A .t t , *•• mmfront ' ' ,1“^I f^11iMtpihe c o )u nGi. r ei c sr . .mIUa•UnD* U ganized and'lrelld organized in spite Sunday. The school with It* vanoua brought out at tho meeting t h at no _ f _ X1 A ll* speak in thc morning on the subject t0 nave havc requircu required vuriht copper from her iM'iH maps fad to show w ,the, . ifficulv " to of the thi^isand nnd one obstacles dconrtments nnd organized classes »»-»t ties attending n a d v a n ce .: roofa an(j gutters, her machinery "Ye nre—T hat Ye M ay" and in the circutuos routes would b e ’nllowed in ' ff d a n opportunity for any to Be« attendin'!! even a minor advance.! „„,i n,.ii,.r. hpr that will ve thrown in. the wayr will he--'"The reaching destinations. This is a For 18 months the Germans have (j e,,u|p ment will Jie worn out nnd evening ........... the ... .pubjcct . Mr. Rhodes complimented the epepd an hour pleasantly nnd pro­ been strenghening their positions.! run y own ant| Bbc rtust, when the C h i l d r e n and the Streets.” The hours good move and one th at ship pera farmers- on what he had seen and fitably in one of the many classes.. A which they consider us being in- war js ovcr> replenish exhausted for should help carry out. •• the service are ns follows: i war ,S OVCr’ rep.cn.sn " * spoke highly of the determined ef­ most cordial invitation is extended w m .. '■ ^ In the matter of diversions, arttenfl th« *.ri<im ,ervl«M vuln««W e. The l«ct, Ih -re lo r, Ihel „ p |u | | „ , ore «he c .n he properly Sunday School 9:30 *A. M. fort apparent among them to or­ the British and French succeeded in going east, car* can bo diverted at Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. " - » ' itl*h I * * " '1* "uc« * d" 1 ln ---------------------------ganize. He urged co-operation be- ol tho chureh. T he people ore r e . 'storming entrenched heights • and Jacksonville,Waycross or Potomac n. Y. P. U. 6:30 P. M. tw een.lhu organization* hero, urged turning from their vacations and stronhly defended towns indicates of the allies, however, w ould not Yurds. West, divert at Jacksonville, Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. that a common ground for parjta the congregations are growing. th a t the blow was one in which j nppear to indicate any general givA cordial welcome will he extend- Wayrroas, Montgomery, Nashville, •nd grades be established and in strong forces were engaged and m a y j inK w* y . of . ,h e 1 “ Rar r Cincinnatti, Cairo, New • Orloana 3ed to ull vistor*. .. passing remarked t h a t thx? farmer jtolvvd, ^ ^ _ tJie __ old ____ method^ of "lose have been designed as .the pre- which. arc ^* 1°*' osisted by and St. Louis. Diversions from L’anmust g*it it 'mil of hia head th at he WQU| (j begin again In th e general liminary step to a move of j units,.according to a Berlin dispatch, ford, will he handled by Mr. J. F. , _ can toss of! bum stuff on tho trade dealings. ordinary importance. ‘ | The fighting has been going on prepared to turn out nny consider­ Meade, Division Freight Agent, A. these days and get money for doing French Serbian nnd Greek forces since Sunday and the I'r°Rrcss in di- able volume of current production. C. L., Jacksonville, who will give "Boost each other" he said. "Find it. Such farmers, he said, are treach­ The moral which the Treasury the shipper prompt passing reports. “ real th r ‘*“ 0 Ie ^ yT erous to the profession, they fool fault only for cause and thdn find have continued their advance on the ' Departm ent pointa out as a result Macedonian front and have taken a Prelep,said to >e one o no one hut themselves and in doing it in an open way. Too many organi­ number of strongly defended points tonichasea on tins sector of thc Ma­ of the gasless Sunday is th at it is Thc. congestion experienced last surh things they* ruin their own zations have gone down by too much season is not looked for the coming im portant in our Conduct of the war in the mountainous region east of cedonian front. selves and seriously hamper the ef­ outside talk, too much knocking winter. Efforts will be made to re­ Monastir. The front is now near 20; American troops arc engnged in to pay as we go as far as possible by each other among members is a forts of their fellow man; establish New. York deliveries at by abstinence from current condeath blow. Get out of it! Stick mile* in lorigth and the advance has ‘ consolidating their new lines across Pier 29 on the, Pennsylvania, elim-_ In. conclusion, Mr. -Rhodes to gether, and you will he recognized reached a depth of over six miles. It the base of t h e St. Mlhlei -salient,. *umptiop and t h a t abstinence in inatim g cross town hauls a n a heavy lU«lf coiitrlTiute tF Ihe" winning of urged t he fa rmers t o be Ua ry of th a is Blin said th aV t the of the e u-- 1which out last week. The WIB IIID udefense n r ii 9D ui me Tacu whivm they wiped " •P'’- -------------------, . .. . , ' as such and be .be n e fite d by so 13 fellow outside of th e 'organization tonic HJllet wiui very strong %t flr»t. J Gerfnani are reported to be^fcrishly the war only to th a t degree with cartage. Generally, the th irty or doing.’ ^ • ' who could show, once in a WVile, a _____ the money saved is made a^ more railroad officials a t t h a meeting but th a t, a t the entente armies have to *trengthen their lines in which me » » v . working TT M l n i . ' F v —- — ----------------V.i Rhodes- left on the midnight . . I . . '• * . .I I . . • . I ' . . >. . . - - - — t — s ^ U. I. I « m rnm rnI I.able Ul M Ito IS #the ft little better returns Jhan the organ!- ^ Mr. -----vail Governemnt by in­ predicted almost ndtroat service this ■mashed ' their way forward, the this wetor b u t it ecema inlprobtble zstion h id produced. ThU, h r *ald, train, for Bradentown, whGre ho will has at a a new ™ American assault be vestm ent in War Savings Stamps winter and oaks'for the earnest c o ­ ' - • • . a . . ■ ■ a * s L . I f P I H e n n i> . . enemy nas appeared *ppcarcu to vu lose hi* Dll th mm i m . , m mmm^.m will .. i -2 is only *' bait—an a tte m p t to dis­ address the Manatee County Grow­ toato for close fighting.'The progress 1 mode at once in. thla region. operation of all shippers.. or Liberty* Goods. er* Association? courage organization—and once dist • * s, • * ' 1 ................f i t . . IlfK U fH lI » .|H m a i i h i i �SEPTEMBER 24. 19ifc THE SANPORD HERALD PACE SIX FOUND F o u n d —4 colored shirts utu II. R. bridge west of Sanford Marked T. P. D. Jr. Owner' may same by calling .on D. C. Bros near Passenger. Depot, 10. FRIDAY THURSDAY By James W. Gerard Matinee at 3:30_ • W a n te d — A few boys between 16 and 17 for work in printing plant. Apply Crown Paper Co., Sanford, Fla. . — G-tc NORMA TALMADGE “My Four Years In Germany” . WAITED . Wanted, Men—Sash & Door Fac. tory. Bench bands and machine hands'. Good Inside' Carpenter, Steady work the year round. In replying, give ex­ perience and salary expected. Selden Door Co., Palatka, Fla. 97 tf Evening at 8:00 Nb—The Admission will not be Cut he KJght for Millions” wlfl he Run Wed nesday Instead of Tuesday as Here- - . • tofore this week only ‘ Also a Two Reel Comedy ial worm will The .evolution of things of course is • all *brought about in sheetr 'good fun with jingling music, special prises, ensembles and novi interpreted by a capuhle nsrt of th irty preople. This includes‘Walter Vernon and Louise Earle. J. W. Clifford, Jack Stanley, Perry Wal­ ling, Louise Wolf, Dorothy Eden, Bernle Ward and a singing and dancing chorus of fifteen sm artly gowned, dashing and deliriously beau tiful young wlinem. From nil ac­ co u n ts of tlte papers, this contribu­ tion is llie most enjoyable of the " F a t h e r " series* to date, which ip itself is something exceptional to b 6 able to chronicle. —Lyric M onday Erec’nesa. Sit. stand and walk erect. This keeps our circulation In order and also ex­ pands our lungs to the fullest. Be fitmlght like the |ndiaii who believed In l>, 'nir erect, and in rcnchlmj his highest stature that he might the bet­ “^•Strayed or Stolen— Lnn gelding colt. 2 J$ ycar*v old feet. Reward for return Wynn, R-A Box 207. Wiley Wilson of Cameron City has n stra y male hog at his place, owner enn hnve same by pitying for this add and damages.- Hotr ij about 1 \<t' years old, sandy with few black spots and been there about 3 BRINGING UP FATHER AT H O M E instance The Funniest of all Musical Cartoon Shows ."Bringing l ’p Father At Home" at the Lyric Monday. Sept. 30 Also a Two Reel Lonesome . Luke Comedy Showing the Recent Retreat of * . • the Germans Also "TH E FIGHT FOR MILLIONS Lyric Theatre M onday September 30th Cast of Care Necessary in Selecting Re quires Shelling by Hand. C h a ra cte rs Walter W rnon J .' W. Clifford Jiggs Mahoney, father D in ty Moore, his Jack Jenkins, J jls M rs. Maggie Ma K itty , her daughter Clnrice, K itty ’s pal Marie, th e maid . — Duke DcDuno, Kit LADIES OF T H E C H O n f S Marie Robinson. Marion Rollins. Gertrude Hope. 'Rose Ryan. Ouikn Verne Larsen, M ! idge'M ullen. Babe LaFrnnCe, Beatrice Crawford, ' e Campbell. Lilac 'Davenport, Dolores Messerenn. C innpany front Gus Hill’s Minstrels Kitty and Girls Clarice and Girls Jack und Girls Kitty and Girls -Ja c k , and Clarice Entire Company (Prepared bjr the United Rlntea Depart­ For Sale-Milk cows, with or without ment of A griculture ) calves. Mrs. U. E. Tackabh. H'-Jtp Shelling Is one of the important For Sale-Pnir of. good mules and steps in selecting seed corn. The cure ujigort. Price right. M. S. Nelson, necessary In selecting and bundling Eureka Hammock. 10-ltp* corn to tie used for seed require# shell­ ing to he done by hand. Selecting the For. sale-Strawherry plants. I), seed from the most productive stocks It. Brisson. City.10-tfc ns they stand In the field and storing them lp a dry place free from Insects und rodents Is only Imlf the J»d> In pro­ viding the next year's seed corn sup­ ply. Seed enrs should first lie tinbbed and the kernels from tip mid butt should •be discarded from the seed supply. The small kernels from the tips nro leak productive than the other kernels ott the ear; the blunt, thick, rounded kernels froiqlbe Initls qre lust us.pro-: ducllvc us any of the rest, but beenuso of their shape and size they do not ptnnt uniformly when used In a corn planter with oilier kernels. Shelling by hand takes more time' and labor, but Is profitable. Tlu* me­ chanical corn :shelter Is likely to fitJure (tie germ tips of the Individual grains and to thus destroy or Impair their power to germinate. No matter how large the required supply, it will still pay to shell it baliistakliigly by Curlett manual labor, because the greater 0 *° --------- I ndependence Day • -------!---- - On Tlie Way to Mandalay Oh. How I Hate To Got I’p In The Morning Specialty .__ ,* .................* Around Her Neck She Wears a Yellow Rihbc Finale—Tackin' 'em Down My Spanish Bose Oui. Out. Marie I'll Be Back Mary Finale—" L IB E R T Y For sale—4 Brood sows and 1G shouts. M. S. Nelson, Eurckn Ham- Picking Out Most Productive Ears - While In Field and Storing in Dry For sale— Klondyke strawberry Place Is Only Half of Very Miss IJernie Ward plants. $2.00 per thousand delivered Important Task. Miss Louise Wolf in the county. ILF. Crenshaw 10-2tc el, 1‘lro Mmrnr.ine \Voke|uv Bringing l p Father at Home More real fun, more Hilarious laughter t lian one is accustomed to hear in the course of at least two distinct theatrical offerings; more, sidesplitting situations and enmplirations anil irresistable laughter i»' promised in the future adventures of *'Father" and Mother in. "B ring­ ing up Father at Home" the latest stage version *'f George McManus i world famous cartoon, which, is wH be seen at the Lyric Monday Sept.! 30th. As usual."manager Gus Will, who first saw Hie possibilities of placing these wonderful humorous comics upon the stage, is sponsor for what is considered the hest of the cartoon -pfa> -,-ries It :» n (.yttiually cha raiteristlo Mill offering. replete with original (eauires innovations ans composed on lines different from nnylhiug represented in similar enter tainments. F o r ‘three acts "hntllcr' and his doting better bald will have opportunities of airing their domes­ tic differences to a delighted multi­ tude. " F a th e r " as we have grown to know him. is a most lovable charac­ ter. hi- good nature invariably has been his undoing. However, in this FOR SALE Kitty and Girls Jack, Clarice and Duke Entire Company BELL - wax, ft la niuili cuslvi L.1 L'kk uut ik fectlve grains from a single layer In a smull reyVptncle than front n large mingled quantity In a bushel m e a s u r e or a hag. . • ■ • means For Salo—A limited quantity of pure strain Extra . Early Jersey Wakefield ouhliage seed at S*'.00 per pound, not over one hall pound will be shipped any single party. Let us - have your early orders. I’revatt & Co.. Seville, Fin. *»-tf One Baby Grand Chcv 11. G. Dietcrich. fi-tf For tSale of R ent— Piano in excel­ lent condition. 2 0 6 .Elm avenue.. . 6-fitc N O T E : —The Liberty Bell used in the Finale is *.»n exact reproduc­ Good Alibi for the Bee. tion of the original. Made by Messmore & Harris, 501 7th Avenue, New That bees Injure fruit Is a c,,uiiii,,n For Sale— Sows with pigs, or York C itv. N. Y * * belief in some quarters, I,at lim-ligatlone ^recently carried out In lipl.v shoats. Good Duroc Jersey stock. Victor Hyde proviKJt to lie without fmiinlnti,,n. Inquire Rex Packard, West Side Ensembles and Numl . ' 4-tlc Klein & Wood Bees cannot perforate the pkln of Scenic Production by fruit, and the damage attributed to Messmore & Harris Prnpoerties by . Frank Hayden them Is really due to birds, wind. Imll. Costumes by hornets, wasps and certain other In­ sects. Bees are. In fact, of much bene­ fit to the orchard Ist. Kenmse they ef­ For Sale—Fresh milch cow fect the cross-pollenlziition of fruit Garrison, Sanford. trees.—Populnr Science Monthly. * FOR RENT Old Idea of the "Far Weit." The 4,'Hlxcns of Albany,* .V. Y... ex­ For Rent---Furnished rooms. 315 perienced a thrill o.i February lit, |0-2tp lTlk'i. when .MH> emigrants' sleighs Magnolia Ave. Phone 429 passed through that city on tlielr way to the distant and little-knowu (lenesee country of western New York. The vacant Oct. 1st. Enquire Box 307, Genesee valley was then considered the "far West.” For R e n t—Three Neatly furnished rooms for gcntlema’n' or couple. -----------------------T 1 206 Elm Avenue. • • 5-8tc \ . GUS HILL OFFERS World Famous Musical Cartoon Comedy 4 ♦ 1 CLASSIFIED ' ADVERTISING, l ♦ Songs That Catch you Girls That Match You! Scenes That Open The Eyes! Dances That Hypnotize! The Merriest, Jolliest, Liveliest, Gayest of all Musical Frolics! S ee T he A c tu a l R e p ro d u c tio n o f th e HISTORICAL LIBERTY BELL PRICES 75c, $1.00, $1.50 SEATS ON SALE AT PHILIPS DRUG STORE * ♦ ll J All Local Advertisemcntii Under This Ilemdinff THREE CENTS ■ Line Foi*Eaeh Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. — For—‘R e n t—Four - room cottage. 1212 Park avenue. 110.00 per month, including water. 6 - W. Spencer. . 6*tl For R e n t—Country Place miles from poptofflce; 15 acres cultivation. Good house. , woods prstu re. Apply. C. U flpr. « Furnished Rooma by Day or M o n th — Park avenue F\ North P a rk .avenue, p a y L. 1 ips St Co. drug a to r tf^ M rs . In answering an advertisement Hart, manager. where no name is mentioned in the td. please do not ask The Herald lor information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not w» n r Om o h to t U J l tm »*i know who the advertiser is and if IM 4). wValas H>r »*«■*! T»j»«to*DJ»***“' Slltr* u d IkUfc-dtorfc. Om* we do we are not allowed to give m b u d rrrdi* ntk fcf MAZER’S TOOTH SPECIALTY out thia information. Simply write ^ a letter and address it ns .p a L .la , Dul x, *eer fto. ttast atructiona in the ad OLD FALSE TEETH LO ST Lost-Black pockethook .contain­ ing money. 3 bills. Rcturiy to Robt. Shimmons or Herald office. Reward . 10 -2 tp. RED CROSS ME E T I N G The Third Friday o f every month will be a business meeting of the Red Cross, at Woman's Club on Oa* Avenue, at 2:80 p. m* •.* - �THE SANFORD HERALD GROWERS Car} Bieryon witK hit. a u n t M a i.;' Stedt ami ctuxic were caller* at Henry l.undoai*'Little Fiamore J v n e r who h.i* just starlet) school got a bed bruise S U P P L IE S HARDWOOD ASHES INSECTICIDES BLUESTONE , NAILS SEEDS ***^- SANFORD, C O U N TY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD EAST S A N F O R D A 'd a u g h te r was Mrs. Hagood W arren on Sunday May God,give th e Americans good luck and health to go through with M arsrall :r. attendance, all their undertaking*. '* Argel Cameron was here Su ■ 1 don't think lt will.be laris before ft^ rr T>n»P*i Stmst of hljhpa; e tn teace Mr. and M n A.* B. C srrsron. corne ft*"* «roy a sumnurf Ma*s -and • Conneeicut r m t l p R ."An drew* anil soh- Jerome Navj g a Place Your Orders Earlv CHASE & CO When You Can Buy One MadejAt Home at ** _ Jack Naygr.a Karl Schultz, Shermaii Routh and Collier Brown, Oliver Mur:* N*c Chittenden,' Roy Chit terser,. Rs;j r Rou miliar: Allan Jones, Morris >penMany sorrowing triends and neigh­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rdu*<. C. J bor* gathered a: the Lutheran church to pay their *Tu'sr rpspcrtT to -Nei! Pierson, an aged settler o! U fin!a, » ho parsed to his rest Sept. Forre*: G auhel, Ed. Carr.- r -n, 12th 131ft at 3 P. M. Lyman Raker, E. S. Ward, Robert Comforting word*. were Spoken by Deane, Tenny Deane, F. F, Roper, Rev, Alfred Frit-ion who conducted Douglas* C. GriffTn. W5 M. Chan­ the «e?vice the next afternoon and cellor, Than. Stiles, Alton E. Par­ two -beautiful songs were rendered nell,' Harry 11. Lewi*, Jr_. Vivian in Swedish, . s. Spt*er. Randall Chase, Leciair Irwin, Interm ent Has in the church Sot Har.v.y Farrish, Has-cl Brown, Lionel bv the side‘t f hi* wife and boy, there to a - a i t the. resurrection n t m . .His remaining sobs. Waif: • Army is ir. the service of Jib coun John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Carl who tenderly cared for Leslie Hills Seth Woodru2, S ta n k ' th e end. have the sj map, ■Wilier,. Dc- Ralph S te v e n , *J>*e the entire c om m unity:' C hittenden, Oscar Speer, Rruce -Ar.derifjn,-Ernest Gregory, Fred M u o n . George McLaughlin, Harold WaihLurn, Albert Fry, James Estridge, v.'ith- his dau g h te r. Mr*. ChiUor a George HufI, Thomas Sullivan. W. family at Far.ford. A, PattishaJl Meade Fox, Ingram .Homer’ Nicholson of MimsHenry Byrd, Osborne Wil Vajl Lovell, Martin Temple looking after business Interest* Robinson G eneva this week, John Lee, Jr., A. Stafford, Andrew Ke\ p eter- is -p Aulin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. with hi* s b i e r .N^r: Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewi*. at Day tou tA rthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler;‘J. F. .Coates. Ernest Gormley, Waller Radford. Corbett Hutchinson, ?am Pevefcotjse. Harry Carlson, C F Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harroid Long James Weaver; .Norman Baker, ErL W. Daniels hat will Give Longer and Better Service See Our Stock of Palm Leaf Brooms Geo. H. Fernald Hardware ELDER SPRINGS WATER Pure, Sparkling Spring. Water Brought to Your Door Daily ' __ Elder Springs Water has a Guaranteed Purity of 93.39 Per l cm T, O, CHARLES, Distributor PHONE 338 For Barns, Fences, Qut-Houkes Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla and children n d-i! of O'. HI LL L U MB E R ( BUILDING MATERIAL » . S a s h , S h in g le s, L a th s, L u m b e r, L im e, i e n t. P la s te r, R a ilin g a n d M o u ld in g . B eaver v B o n n ! . " S e w e r P ip e ; " t i l l —n n r f - G n l v a n i z e t f — ( ui r u g a te d R o o fin g . * A u lc a n ite A sp h alt Red a n d G re e n R oll S h i n g l e s . T h i r d S t r e e t a n d <) a k SANFORD P Rn;, ........ 1 Mr DonM D<!ir* t T'-rnGuerry. William Shepard, 1 Greene, Firs! Lieut. Geo. brig, Se-.ond l.ieut. Ralph Clarence Mahoney, Homer tt ,,]•<■' Ma«'in. John Pezold. n ir* K r'T. v ?tivp Frank i .a< ’.l * hafv h *trial un mm >•-1. d a y > u is fun to see the Germans ‘run ove try hiP. 1 >ee the Kaiser ha* piper! do: OLDEST ESTABl/Sm SEED HOUSE Efi FLORIDA J/M SB*lAtHMUf vttmr **/{! t‘ir i i * n<> . on.ed m* time at Be lair, made a quick trip up from Tam pa Sunday. Rev Swanson filled his regular appointment* Sun'day^Jieing as usual the ejest d At* and Mrs Magnuson ■»-! liiiiiit--!. Always Have Danger Signal. From the ln*t{fntting of rnl**nds In Or**nt Britain u rod necktie one been l«irt of tlio “ •.Bonn of trainmen nnd station employees. Tlie object wn* that every i, ' . i d servani D'ubl have always ■... tn.ng at hand !>, impro­ vise lupt a danger -Ignul when u rial flag was n i nvaltabb'. Almost Deyond Imagination. Astronomers reckon that there are «t least 1.ooO.non.OOO.OUO suns In* the universe; and some of them arc so far distant Hint light sturtlpg from them long before the earliest down of hpinan history has not yet bad time* to reach ua. FLORIDA Complete Line of McKin ley’s Standard and Popular Music* ltla< kman. Wallace Lee, JBnry Lee. A hin Ken­ dall, Brittain Johnson, Josoph Wynn, portions, of all -ections, and sn the, C. S. L e e ,-T a te Chapman, R. A. west and ' extreme north some, Cobb, J. J, Driggers, A. I. Ross, had no rain' during, the week. The Tom Meredith, William Coulbourn, following were the greatest amounts Fred Wight reported Miami 2 2 .* Fr Lauderdale Reginald Holly. Virgil'Lee Smith, ; 5. Switzerland l 9. and Orlando l.O t arl Malm. Hume Humph, Carl :ncb with portions of ; he central Bruiee, }| A Chnrpening. Harry rtivisioR receving *iigh^iy less” than I’hiflipI.*iui- It Lenart*.. Enoch ■ir iru f. a' a ’.und ' r "f s ’atKln* M A us-tin. Edward C. Austin, Isaac GundUK/n of C ro p s .-The abarmce M Dyes*. Will Erickson, C-. S.Hickof rain in n.dch of the northern af,tl s/»n. T. F. Singletary, J. 0. ffuif. Ed­ »i Ucrn portions of the cotton belt ward Routh, J. R. Stroud, E. H. wits favorable for picking cotton, Webb, Edwin Raulerson, Ralph which progressed rapidly; a c o n s id -i King,' C. A. Clark; Marcus Lein hart, erahle portion of the crop has been McDomald Carrawav, Geo. A, Degathered.- an d as there will be n o , Cottes* frarry Cobb, Raymond L. no top crop the harvesting will he Allen, Aubrey M. Haight. Charles completed nt an early period. The It. Munn, Gordon Raker. boll weevil has damaged the crop Edward Franklin Carraway, L.- W. during the last two or three weeks, and to th a t extent the crop U leas Entzminger, A. B. Hartley, W. T, Waits. Martin Me Daniel, Gtly Stert*trom, Ed Routh, Nick J’ezold, Geo. Pezold, Ranilall Cease. Benj. Whit- truck acreage. V \e. Come in and Hear the New Columbia Records very enthuHnstic about some rice thing you want to do? Ik* careful not to be so eiitliusibstic In starting n new undertaking you have no ii. u-gy left for carrying It through.to com­ pletion. BtitliuMntnt | k an Importtint factor In success, hut ft must bo n steady flow, and not burst forth like some of the geysers which send^ a spout of water skyward, nnd then ore quiet for 2 t hours.—Ezchange,'. OLDEST E5TAB. OPTICIANS IN STATE Arrxirc roe so..;-------*• O BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATEDATOWl AGENTS FOR DOUBLE LEHSIS FAR AND NEAR IN ONE GLASS „ JAOLSONv'hJ ST. JACnSONVILLE.FLA. DR.O (P 1T. ISCHWAB C i a w c f ro o m o iro M u n r .& N M C O O D TO THE L A S T D R O P MAXWELL MOUSE COFFEE t MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND .REPAIRER | Military Steam I’ rcaaiag, H o t G a s o l n ie Dry Cleaning. W H «e lions of All Kintls on Sbori Join Otir Gentlemen ValeC Clqb. $2.00 Per 1 S U IT S $1 5 .00 U P W A R D C CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVF. PHON �M SEPTEMBER 20, 1918 *■ THE SANFORD HERALD SALE NOW GOING ON. PACE TllllEI LASTS ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER We have placed on sale our entire stock of Furniture, House Yiirnishings and Stoves. Owing to the fact that we are combining this business with our Palatka business and wishing, to reduce ourstock as far as possible so as to avoid packing and freight charges, we are offering our entire stock during these 10 days at O R P R I C E ' Now is Your Opportunity to Save Money. TtiLSTTS EVER-CHANGING SKY LINE Everything Marked in Plain Figures Esn«nE way rrctj ah Tong us tin; *.y4 supply lusty by application to the Unit­ ed Slutes department of agriculture, Washington*— — —;---- ______ _ . MAKE PATHS THROUGH SNOW Little Difficulty Experienced If Farm­ er. Will Take Time to Construct Little Plow. There la Httlo dltllculty making imtlia through the snow uround thu iimiso ami bams If the funner la equipped with a atlOW plow. In an t hour a path enn bo made na loug ns a horse can walk In Hint time, writ on CJ. K. Ilriislunt". Mlflfilllirl College of . Agriculture. A hnmo-nmde plow can be built with very little trouble. ’It consists of two l’-’-tnch plunks milled together In it V shnpo, with suitable braces between. i Tho dlflgnim shows a anmv plow made of two. planks, 2 by 12 Inches by Tins Is a view nf Main street, Tulsa, Ohio., whoro the Confederate reunion wllj be held Re'pt. 24 27. Some of the finest ofhe* bui 1r t i n In tho country have been erected at Tulsa during the past few years, and Its sky lino is cit ij uhio damage to growing cropn. Irrlgn- 1 and hunter To patrol DiiTpToporty T»olh Mon ditches, mlllilams, etc. Where the ; night and day. In narrow waterways iiiiliiinl Is not troublesome, blologlsta j liurryl tram have pr'p.mt_rnn, 4.^c»—Or tif till* TJ. H. departineiii of ngrhulturt cutrlilng large numbers of these uniUnit It be protected and trap- mills. |Most Valuable Fur Animal in the suggest Ily erecting more peminnent Works, petl fur fur. Even where the nnlnml lias become somewhat of a pest. As owners of emliiiiil.incuts, dams, etc., United States. numbers often uiuy he kept down by may guard against Injuries to their trapping, while the snip of pelts innkcH properly hy muskrats. A more general such nctlvltlcs prutltnhle. Often crops use of concrete, for example, has [Whether It Shall Be Protected or De* uiuy he'protected by the erection of greatly minimized such troubles. The stayed Depends on Its Behavior wlre-mesh fences between thrill -mid more libera] use of gravel or coarse . —Sometimes It Does Consid­ tile marsh or pontl where tile irtilmals sand for tin* surface of embankments erable Damage. live.. Such fences should roach at least has been found effective, since the ani­ six Inches beneath the surface of Mm mals will not burrow In soil that fills I t.v the I'nltod Hoiti'ii Tk'jiarlground to prevent the muskrat bur­ the hole as fust as they open It. rru lit of A k rI»*uJinr« * Destruction of muskrats, where tills " ' ‘ 11<■r Hie m u s k r a t , t h e m u s t viilti- rowing under. Is desirable, as well as their protec­ Win-re' the mi lain In prove trouble­ I ’1* " " mm,it|ll in t h e U n i t e d S l a t e . ' , tion, which Is In most cusua advisable, someby causing breaks In embank­ |>-litiii be p r u i e e i e t l o r d e s t r o y e d tieIs discussed In a recent farm ers' Bul­ ||y-ii'i-‘ i«i „ .11 Us b e h ii v ln r . In s o m e c lr- ments, dunis, nnd In tin; sides of Irri­ letin. No. Still, of the Unl ted "Hliitea de­ |<-ini,'i:uiM'. t b |s a n i m a l b e c o m e s d e t r l - gation ditches, probably the most prac­ partment of agriculture. Copies of thu tical remedy is to employ a trapper It.'-iMid ;.v.i r c ^ n u m . l l l u f u r couiiidcJ'- I SAY YOU MUST BE SATISFIED —- i. i "" i t 1 ■ * — ■"— ~ —- -— We May Not Be Nearest To You, But We Will Go Fartherest To Satisfy You. Remember These Are War. Times and You Should Take Good Care of Your Auto - _i — .--r ==7~ : t ” I have just added another expert mechanic to take care of our eyer increasing repair work. * ; Don’t wait, but have your car looked after right now before the FALL RUSH. ■ . \ Portage Tires and Tubes, 5000 Miles Guaranteed, Always Fresh Stock • * Accessories / 0LDSM031LE SIXES AND EIGHTS, • Repair Parts SEMINOLE COUNTY GARAGE Phone 3 4 7 J . B. L A W SO N , P rop. 1 3 Y ears a Machinist \r/‘r‘T HANDS, ARMS, UM BS ASLEEP ■ .m L V T N t h e And Wat Run-Down, Weak and Nervous, Says Florida Lady. Five'Bottles of Cardoi Made Her WeU. THE STAMP & SEAL CO. Rubber and Metal Printing Stamps Stamp Supplies Rsthloen, Fin.—Mra. Dalian Prlne, of thlfl place, anyB: "Aftor tho birth of my last c h ild .. . I. got very much run-down nnd weakened, bo much th a t . 1 . could loudly - d o -n n y tilin g .a t* -Wr -mnkf n specially of-Geoweei*1-nil. [ was bo awfully norvoua that nnd Shippers' Stumps. 1 could ocnrccly endure tho least noise. - My condition woa getting 1 Write for Cnlalogue worao nil tho tlm o ... Box r. tt I knew I must bavo eomo roller or I would Boon bo In th o bed and In n Borloua c o n d itio n fo r I fo lt bo badly : t i i -m Florida nnd was ho norvoua nnd weak I could t JlICKSOnVIliC, hardly live. My husband asked Dr. li about my ta k in g CarduL llo Bald, Mt’a n good medicine, and good , for that trouble’, bo ho got mo G 1*01- 1 tie s.. .After about tho Becond bottlo I felt greatly Improved, .-.beforo" taking H E N R Y M c L A U L I N It my limbs and hands and arma wotild go to Bleep, After taking It, however, thla poor circulation disap­ peared. My Btrongth camo back to mo nnd I wan Boon on tbo road to MY SPECIALTIES: health. After tho uso of-about G bot­ tles, I could do nil my house-work nnd attend to mv nlx._£hlldrerr -be*—PKiK-AHD's HAND;PAINTET^"^t^^NT' ^mIra7’ You can feel safe In giving Cardul GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER A thorough trial for your troubles. It contalnH no harmful or habit-forming HOGRUS’ PLATED WARE ilrugB, hut In com posed of mild, vege­ table, medicinal Ingredients with no ELGIN AND .WALTHAM WATCHES bad aftereffects. Thousands of women hare voluntarily written, tolling of tho pood Cardul hna done thorn. It should help you, too, -Try I t TO li JEWELER ih..aging. TO PROTECT MUSKRAT s> Handy Plow for Snow. <1 fiH't TifTng. ii ■4’tirsn nre beveled and nulled together at one end. nnd two braees made of 2 by il Inch slulT are milled betwebn them. Itniinl* lire milled over the top to help brace nnd to furnish a place for the driver to ride. A hole In bored through the stiles where they Join and a klngloIree fastened on.* One lmrse pulls the plow without dltlleully. CLEANLINESS IS GREAT HELP Sanitary Surroundings as Exsential for Animals as Proper Nourish­ ment for Them, Proper imurlshmen} nnd clean stirrounding* are helpful la rnmhnting nnlnml iIIbciikc*.. ■Feeding Imlnnciil ra­ tions will take cure of the nourishment" factor, The University of- Missouri College of agriculture regard* clean und Biinllnry surroundings us essential as proper nourishment. •Drnjnnge of quarters, ventltutlon, keeping sheds and stalls free from manure, dust and other rubbish, a llhernl'iise of lime and other disinfectants and eternal war on parasites will reduce Hie veterinary hill to the mlnmmit. SAVE EVERYTHING ON FARMS Whole Nation Cannot Afford to Have Food Watted—Everybody Must Leam to Cpnierve.----- — Remember that llm question Is not whether you imrsnnnlly tiiny feel that you ran afford to waste food, the point la that the nation oannut afford to have any food wnsteil hy anybody. Feeding Alto a Factor. It Is not breeding alone that Is go­ ing to determine the future usefulness of the cow, hut It must be supported by liberal feeding, dally cure mid care­ ful obsecration. Every Tooth Visible. "All rigid, here they lire, look nt i lien,." Tills was the reply of a local manufacturer whose health has been unsatlsfantory nnd who went to a. loenl doctor for eiiiiiiliintimi ii nt! treat­ ment. Some of the doctors are order­ ing patients to Imve their teeth extrncied when rheumatism o r''o th e r nche,s fall to respond to treatment. Some perfectly sourul teeth have been pnlTed to relieve ]nillenln of Illness and they say the loss "of all the teeth hns In pome casus shutoff the poison which pyorrhea Is said to supply to the cir­ culatory system. Tills particular man­ ufacturer submitted to a thorough ex­ amination and the doctor then said: "I can’t flrtt) the m use of tho trou­ ble. There-must be something wrong In your teeth. Let me look at them." And then the tircohimodallng patient opened bis mouth and banded (lie as­ tonished doctor an tipper and lower plate.—Indianapolis "News. How “Johnny Cake" Got Name. lt‘s own Is .a repetition of Hjo story of Civil war days In the mntedi'niey. At that time the bread situation heentno unite nnd throughout the South the people sup­ planted the white Ilnur article with corn 1 pone, Inter creating what we todny know ns corn bread. Rout hern soldiers saw very little i.ther bread during the wnr. These fighter* south nf the Mason nnd Dlxou line were known to (he Yankees an "Johnny Hobs," and when It was learned thnt they ate com tjrend the Tedeml sol dlers nt once nnmed It "Johnny Cuke.’ "C orn b r e a d c o m in g in to T alent Talent la what enables the mnn who writes you a letter about cord tires to nftike you think you need live new mjes right m- iiy, though.before you received his communlratbin.your l^enr! lind beat high with hope that- the ones you had would' l.is] through the joiiwoh.____ Neck of the House. «The "directory" imin^liMd called, nnd n.MCed tfie housewife for the name or the occupant. “Mary Jane Smith." was the reply "Widow or spinster?" he asked, briefly; then, noting the sudden glar* hi ner eye, ne-added, hastily: "If you itre married, It’s your hushnnd’A name I want, ns he will, of course, be*the • Lay of the Last Hen. •The Lay of the I-net Mliudrel” may bend of the house." "Oh. he will, will he?" exclaim ex have caused some apprehension In It* (lay, but were the lay of the last b e n ­ the woman, with some asperity. "Well, to be monmiced in ours there would If he's the head, then l ’in the neck, i\n’ a hend's n Vlpleks sort o’ thing If II certhlniy .be panic.—Seattle Post-In* hasn't n neck la wagdl." U II"e:tlvr. BUSINESS CARDS ♦ . \ ♦ One Inch ('srd* Will lie Published tin', der This Heading At The Kate Of >7.20 Per Year. O. S. VAUGHAN O P T O M E T R IS T * CYES EXAMINED and GLASSES FITTFJ) Srhnal's Jewelry Store.’ 123 W. First St D r. D O W N I N G Formerly of the U. S. Army CONSULTING PHYSICIAN SEMINOLE COUNTY RANK III DG Dr. C. J. Marshall Office 31)9 Park Avenue Telephone 291 Office Urs: 10-12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m D R . L. D . B R O W N , . .- l i DENTIST t Office Yowdl-Speer Huilding Phone 108 Sanford, Florida TIIOMAH EMMET WILSON k. renausoN iionsiiuu-eB Wilson & Hoasbolder Sanford, 4■ " . LAWYERS • '* r Florida ^ SCHELLEMAINES LAWYER. OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE SANFORD - - FLORIDA \ '•* ’ J - - . . . . . . - • • ■ — �-**!»*-» -J ;\C ‘ * •i f .1 ■ A t • • •r / I XV . - f. * V > - * I- ■<***»- • • ** - a?;. :+rlr: m m g^m ,— • •—» - ,-ir . J o . , v ,- • ifJW I .L.tx* ./ i *V'-,v.1 h • . .WV ** ! * \ 0 f FOUR i l!ESANFORD H ER ALD U. J. IIO I.I.V. Editor \ v . , M . I1 A V N K S , IJusim-hM M a n a g e r the both -l l 111!' "( XXa x 1 l lt-Pl lYf to us in H i HERALD PRINTING COMPANY l \l r. t: I> M E E T I N G tin* t i a u u - - " I 1M l r o A i s 'ii . t o i l <<( 1 <■"Ml l Ol l wolf a n -. R ' t y ■ 11Mil . *<tli t c Bui enough f 't J n V \ V r n*"»fia|HTS All t Lint xvc Ivayt* in :il ) v i c e - ’iif i u ' r g o v e r n n i e i i i in t h i ^ linn* n f w a r b u t n u t a p e n n y •i inH'iiiriins *iu< i r - Mr. i m »: j.viiU ‘.I i ' ' i - m>'ii *1 .ill l i- . ' i i i ' n l ' n r . '.in U *• < ■ U" Ml hi X Vt; •N . I.'i . JtiM l Il il l'.' Itir till) .Vl! o ’i J!u! ft'" V l <u K l : M U M 'l l l . i . •*3 pr*'i>swiirk a n d , i n t mi t hi* ‘‘( t e e l l t l l i r f r d In Kip t'lt> h j S.’.oti I ' t i V u i In * a u f f " 1h n l h it' h ereto fo re heeti .Uittnr* uf 2B«4'0i Mmilh foG tr-H • U p n n ti* li ft l i t " n a m e »*f , 1 *-i>lU1** <I V,vcr"y Tuf**li»y an«l Ffliliy M I NT T E N i l l jn- i n u t t e d ride Z Ju ien tU * ' I ' n i l e r l i i v 1 'Seminole Vsmxi i u l i o n <)( x x x m x m x x x K X x m x x x m x x x x x x m m x x x X X • . ' . . . ( n iin lr , Sanford. Fla Sept. 15,1'H k Meeting v a* j ailed to order I y President Jenkins at '1:50 1*. M in the tiff'' ■• nf t'tointy Tax (.'idle t or Hi i .1 „ P. sjmrt prayer S E P T E M B E R 20 , 1918 T H E ‘SA N FbRO H ERA LD IhlPiirii offering a _____ X X ... SAVING---'THRIFT-CHARACTER § hvese thrCe qiialitio arc so closet, relate;! {hat. yoii seldom find imc v. ihniii i' i > t(ire. "1 lh' I v T ^ f r sitvp c esfahlishes Ihrift, and tlirilt X 3. 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Report Ut Committee on I tiul 3 O p It I) I. i L.\\ OF t A RIOTS t patriotism and e h a n ty the value 1Mayinfe Saltl [(f cigurottea to ! 5 The Panama City P.lot reprehend;; of S10t>.S0. Is there any justice in nii||nrH WU3 lll:ule i,v ja*v: Ilrown- 5 0 L. TAVLOH H. It. DEA.S C. M. IIANI* H. K. STEVENS the action rf a few lawless, and pre- | Oiat? And. after it. si Id v t- feed lee. Ito stating that the *■(floors of C«ihier A u ’l Cl th in Pr#«iM »n \ sum ahly thoughtless yoqng men, who pup to the railroad that ignores ns.’ the city had liven requested to thousHit they were lining a, p a tr io tic ; Not on your life. The Coast Line handle this unlawful procedure hut thing hy painting the car of a citi­ can pay its hills or print its own after a lapse of a year lltu p ra c tic e 1 zen from a neighboring town yellow advertising henceforth. We are seems to be continued. last. SttrrdT?* -night. Trun p a trio tu m th iq u g h with it.-vLoeibutg Com m er­ Probation Oflicer, R J. Holly gave i ' is not shown in any such way. It is cial. a very interesting report, jUfowuifS^ '? ^ ~ ' *-,A------O ------•• rath e r an evidence of lawlessness* that during the year, there.have been his nend. ' I he world s greatest nuir? which is worthy of punishm ent. V\«' OUR PUBLIC SC 11OOLS four white boys and eight negroes such as May Wirtli, who leaps from are not condoning the action of the This week witnessed a n o th e r 1 open-* placed under the probation officers the ground to galloping'steed with m an*w ho did it preha} s -he could baskets tied to her , feet, , are -ft not -conform to the requests 1 of the Dig of our public schools and through care and many others who hn3 not in great, n u j b e r . There are twice as been arrested hut were brnuglit to out Seminole Comity the* reports fuel administration. Wc are not famm a n y -clowns as before, n menageritif ilar with the circumstances of the of gpod attendance are. most’ e n ­ ids attention and received the same nf l.llfiD apleldid animals and; to * case, The man may have hud a couraging. Especially is this true o f ministrations of the Juvenile court introduce tfio holiday an. all n* reasonable excuse, and we give liim the. Sanford schools where it was as tiiese who had lieen called into predicted that the ajltendanefe inci­ the court of the County J u d g e . Out i ir,tro d u c e the holiday an all n the benefit of the doubt. Prepared Specially for This Newspaper parade three miles long. dent to the demands of the war j of this num ber only tw o-w ere sent 1 Of "one thing however, wo are cer­ would * be decreased Hisidefably | to the industrial school at Marianna ' * t a i n , {he young men xyho did the but gfeatly to the surprise of t e n - ! and these were sent only after they I • ’ The O ath ", By Pictorial Review deed were guilty of nn act which c h e r s a n d s c h o o l o f f i c i a l s t h e a l i e n - h a d b e e n in c o u r t s e v e r a l t i m e s a n d I " i l l n o t ' d r i n k f r o m n G e r m a n c u p . deserves punishment. s There i* d a n c e w a s b e t t e r o n o p e n i n g d a y t h e i r p a r e n t s o r g u a r d i a n s u c k t i u w O r c a t f r o m a G e r m a n p l a t e , redress.for grievances within the law t h a n l a s t y e a r . i ( e d g e d t h a t t h e y c o u l d d o n o t h i n g 1 " d l l n o t d e a l wilW a G e r m a n in.i'i end tin- hinn who steps outside of VI! foul with German hah O u r - s c h o o l s a r e a m o n g t h e b e s t .<>» r e s t r a i n t h e n , o r p l a c e t h e m in the development u( the frock show a t h a t enrptinigcs mob law, and aluli* T n ' T lie- * s t a t e ' a n d t h o s e p u p i l s w h o j s c h o o l s o f ' s o m e k i n d . t here. The waist has an open neck at. lilieriy itself. l*U use po drug with a German name finished with a shawl cailiMLof gua r m A p m p hf t r - f fff ' i n Ttlw* c a s e I»f a y o u n g g i r l w h o metal stlk. ‘ Tho e oilarefliT nds t.» T h a i s g r o w n o n G e r m a n laniT. A similar-offense occurred in Ill­ t h e i r e d u c a t i o n t o h e c u r t a i l e d ; ,ia (, f a j | o n ,)n ( lp r t h o i n f i U(. n c e f t u the edge of the front and the oneinois two weeks ago, and in less than should ponder o v e r t h i s m o r n e n l o u a ^ m a n m l l ,.h ()| (I,.r lllaM | „ , rfll.lf and I ' l l e a t n o f o o d a n d d r i n k n o b:*cr piece sleeves have cuffs of silk to If .made hy a German hand. .‘Hi hours the guilty parties were in q u e s t i o n • b e f o r e l e a v i n g s c h o o l t o w jlw w a s c o n d u c t i n g h e r s e l f in a correspond with the collar. Tho fourpiece skirt Is plnkeitf front and bark, the .hands of tln> law and being e n g a g e in . a n y u c e u p a t i o i t . 1 h e " a r m a n n e r t h a t b r o u g h t c e n s u r e t i p o n . w ill not iim * a G erm an I nd, the sides being gathered and trim­ punished for their misdeeds. Another h a s p r o v e n h e y o m i a n y d o u b t t h a t h e r s e l f , t h e c o u r t s w e r e ' u n a b l e t o | \ med wltli pockets. In medium slza H a A ir . o r k n i b - , o r s a w . case haopen in Seminole ib u n ty . A t h e h i g h s c h o o l p u p i l i.< g i v e n p r o - Jh o n ( „ (, , (ll. Jin<| w | „ . n | , W a, the design requires t ’H, yards St\ y I will n o t t ' t d e A n h if G v r n n i i i n s h o p man's car was painted yellow while ( e r , -lice ri v e r t h e m a n w i t h a c o m m o n | , rill, t | lt , u a ileu titm of th e inch material T h a t tr, en l i . t h e G e r m a n l a w , he was in* church " i- have heard I s c h o o l i - d u e n t i o r r a n d t h e g o v e r n - i V o l - u t io n .,H’ i , - r * s h w as s e n t to For tjie majority of the pieces of of no arrests in either of the Florida r i w n t e v e n a d v o c a t e s t h e ln-iys the pattern. it will he necessary ■to H o y s r e - 1 | „ . r r c , n t j Ve» w h e r e it is h o p e d t h a t I wifi n o t s ail o n a G e r m a n s h i p , fold' the material in half, though It t usi-s. 1* news to go abroad that r n n i n i n g in s c h o o l s u n t i l t h er y a r te * Mh(1 t t l l | | l n v t , ,,r ,,|1(.r n l f e a n d W h e re G crnia-, so n g s a re su n g Is arranged, differently for the frmt Florida is less law-abiding than n e e d e d tj> m a k e t h e w o r l d s a f e f o r nlll>n1lo|) , , n i | s)„. u „ | d , - r e u n uml hack,gores of tho skirt. I will n o t b r e a t h e w lo -re G o d s c l e a n Illinois/ We trust n o t.—T am pa l i b e r t y a h d d e m o c r a c y . T h e y o u n g > | >V|1, , u d g e f o r h e r s e l f t h e c o u r s e of Place the side gore of tho skirt tnt> air Times. m e n in t h e d r a f t a g e v.ill b e s e n t t o ... j], t„ .r f u tu r e ‘ po3111<hi Hr*tj with the large “0 “ nerI . s o i l e d by a G e r m a n t o n g u e (i lit ions on a lengthwise thread if *‘ h o o l a t t h e e x p e n s e nl - h e g«*x* T h a t s h e w a s s a v e d is o n l y a n o t h e r manorial In the corner to tho lower he am l *4‘''___u„ erl.ll.eiit a .d . . _ _______' • '’•' ■ ■ l ---H --r+ri--rrrr J U l t l __ I J A L L X . U F . t u \ L L II! n o t forget t h o s e a w fu l d e e d s SANFORD, FLORIDA X T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S 7 . In tlfc. Fashionable Silhouette. w V- T w e lv e s e p a r a t e a rticles. t . . e n l v f o u r p a g e s of sin g le stm ceil i c w r i t t e n s t u f f , a ll f r o m tin - }n-u of a n d h e a n u g a c ro s s th e to p th e n a m e o f t h e g e n e r a l d e v , l o p m e i t t a g e n t of a r a i l r o a d , s e n t u - lo r f r e e i n s e r t i o n in t h e C o m m e r c i a l , i* w h a t w e t e r m t h e l i m i t of gull The U n ite d S ta te s h as ta k e n over m s found fi man seeking a com m ission has that a college education or at least a high school diploma was the open sesam e fo- a good position or comor--mm t>r ,Mi-ll the cllilhi e/s^t il go"d on. li tig ill the urm> and iiiivj if I Jos Is t f in ,li ! .m i s '1 13 even more than true of peace times and gifier this great war is over the i'ijI1 for ed ti-a le d men will be more n rr ru i* of h a v i n g s u c h - a c o u r t e s(a ld itilie d a n d m a i n ' a m e d h e r e . R e ­ port a c c e p t e d . I ' n d i a l n m ( t tl lc e i • l l > l l \ ' s ' m i l w a s t h e n ri-ail To g irls a n d little hoys. N o m o r e I'JI h a n g o n C h r i s t m a s t reel resig n a T h o s e Mood s t a i n e d G e r m a n toys. T hi s is fry ilalh Rev flilb u rn movW i a n d Re; I ’ll ' s w e a r t o H m w n l e e s e c o n d e d thlfl t h e A s s o c i ­ a t i o n a c c e p t i he r e s i g n a t i o n a n d al so A n d s i n c e I k n o w I'll p a s s it o n express du r ap pr e cia te!! to M r Holly for his f a i t h f u l s e rv i c es . Carried. th e railro a d s an d h a s g u a r a n t e e d 1i n s i s t e n t a n d u rg e n t t h a n e v e r heP re sid e n t J e n k in s th e n m ade a th<-ir e a r n i n g s . It h a s n o t t a k e n n v i r . fi tr e T here will l>e t h o u s a n d s of H o lly t h e n e w s p a p e r s a n d is c u t t i n g off g o o d p o s i t i o n s o p e n fo r t r a i n e d m e n s h o r t t a l k e x p r e s s i n g t<> M r their pnvihle rarnings. Under speh a n d l t a t t l e d * - m e n a r e f o u n d t o h e ! t h e a p p r e c i a t i o n o f t h e A s s o c i a t i o n . •conditions, it eertainly is the limit Hinn* HMrrnl :*f1 ^ 't bi*v havn r»+Mnvrd *iy K A. h>f g u ll for a railroad, k" a ttem p t to r e i vt «i it |»c.mil s r l n x i h iij^, »*d I»y .1u d vj<! 11u u i i r h i dd*T ( h i l l a rirle* thi' news[i'i}!i-ri for ffei* adveroorcen p e n iim n gr o*,ff ccrouii mm ic re sfu l n 1 i1 1t t[ec ec of o f t h rreeee tie a p p o i n t e d | o j Thu*. t h e *s iiici'csfu r a Lv of m atter of ifg ^ —t-n—VL-r— • .1 hwnt fcriu ttt—rtroi n ir.ill* dr vf*" -r*”yLTrrrm rf a patTMil i* h a t ii r* Hotly our ' hank- and appro 11 'o n . m "re "I o u r . l i n i n g m e n b e i n g l i a i t , I . i .k c ' i,nr pi t to i be ( . i n k s t r ; ' ■1 . the ,| T v wliiit ii»n lu irit when war i* done. k e e p it t - u e . y o u feel t h e s n i p e to yo u ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Sec • * U r- D a v i a f o r g l a s s e s f o r d e f e c t i v e v is io n o r n ead iifh e at th e L in co ln H o te l, S anford — .——4 i - i— b*x—».»—eh*T' L-ocEt-----I io n t w .ul i i l i l i h e Jie-l d a l * | ; i es 1o - l , d I ri'e • ♦ ' -ft-11 • \ T h e > m g lad ies can 'tI hos<hos>- ii| a ; p o i n t e d a;ire r e I. 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M ay They r-tu rn (o «r* a n d J u d g e | ; . > u e s h o l d e r . ii p l a t f o r m c o n stru c te d of co n crete, \rt* v.e !.-s: - h o n e s t . t h a n l e g i s l a t o r s '? u f f u t h e w a r tit.d a ll o i . t h e n ; t a k e w h i c h w ill lid s a n i t a r y a n d c o n v e n i e n t M M o v e d to " a d j o u r n a t 1: ) f o r t h a w i n g p ip e s . T h e t w o s t u b s w ill H y t h e Ut r n u l , V.U ! l t u t w r h n v e l y p t h e s c h o o l again* a n d t. d s h M n -ir stir d Ifen ri* !1 I’ i b o d y wice ii ir,"f< g u l l i l ie. W e h a v e p e r - 1 ,.tli r a t i . in a n d ( h e g o v e r n e m m w ill I . S eereatary . i f i i t t e d So ih o f t h e m i p r i d e u* in n o d - ' u b l m a k e j i r u v i s i o n f o r ’ Inc i c.-.-. f f r*~’1r i m i r v lie e n l i s t e d b e f o r e t h e d r a f t I KNGI . I NG B RO T H FI 4 lie a j i - a id t c j p c d t o u p h o l d t h e S t a r s /r'V w »* ,\ N NO I NCF ILATF . ei vN atul Mriire* o v e r all t h e World. * , , T h e ( a c u i t y t i n s y e a r is a n - e x in ’ T ' i u - . i i h I 14 v p t i o r .a l l v s t r o n g i*m- a n d it t h e f,|-»atitlr Sf:*rHie!e To t a i !• ' • T h i s i r r o . i • •I'H c .iii'tlt' j tim e w hen teachers are scarce a n d ac* V <-.< • ’ pH I f s r — l.o.-aflt In very d ifficu lt t o fin d «utr s c h o o l I’ . iiYi!' I tro -. Word cot;.. i tha o lllciala a r e l<) h e c o n g r a t u l a t e d +Mitnin .o p i m i n g t h e s c h o o l s w i t h e v e r y t i l e r s ' m a m m o t h cir< m i* t o '.xhibit ] c h a i r tillerl w i t h e a r n e s t a n d im i> t a f t e r n o o n a n d n i g h t a t l a c k . m v i l l e r.oi Th us $1* tis; litu p r o l i c i . - n t ' i n s t r u c t or*. ^i M a d e a c c u ra te ly and q u ick ly . O ur o rd ers are d e liv e re d in fiv e to s ix Narrow Escape Mrs. I). L. Long,'who resides on tln- south end of Reardal! Avr., while-out in the yard Iasi Tuesday noticed th a t her hens were giving M unday sty lo * o f t y p e to c h o o s e fro m . Let us have your or­ ders for stamps, stump padsund stamp pad inks. Herald Printing Co. OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida ! . e n title d In i* j .» . <>n<i . -- fifnt L . ' t*t - fi • dl Irv’bcx b i r d r C o n v e n i e n t W e l l C o y e r. Always the lender* in ini rodiieing the newest and greatest fen Lures tlm famous showmen \ this season a!,nmince ih<> most remarkable program "f llteir carced. .1 here is a hr Aml "<'w speeturie of gigantic prouor*. t h " " s n a k e a l a r m ’', Slio w a l k e d d o w n ! ’ i o n s d a y s a f t e r re c e ip t. M a n y O c t . 7* h. left of ttie side gore place the bolt To the right of tho oldo goro the front of the waist Is arranged, with th e . large ■'()" perforations on a lengthwise thread, while below the from of the xvit Iht [tin back rests on (ho lengllux Ise fold Next to tha hack coim-s the pocket, with largo •'ll ' perforations .on tho lengthwise li’ .. 1 * ' material and above tho ; toket, the ciiTT and heir. In the same po-ltlo-is To avoid a seam, tYij'eoh i n ii. i -r icst on lb - lengthwise fuld of the good* The remaining space 77 on i'i-- material Is devoted to tho pocket and the sleeve, which are latd , .C o n fo rm in g to the ftixhtonahlc j i K on a lengthwise thread of material. Aoucffc i .4 this rnstum e of .i<irm rim Now. take <ho remaining cloth tsheit ninth uith shun7-eo/firr itml and fold -i«i tpmrtcrs so (hat the sel­ ruffs of y im n >>t-tl if If., The ik irt I * vages Will meet over the center fold pblifciJ fxli'fc dr.'ll ’ .nil and ijnthenil _i!hu-a. lliu- 1rimitd-ItAck-H*>reiv-lti .at 4 j, a ■«**/«,«--------- —— -----------------------v- jioSltloH a; shown In tin ciiuinff 'Hid" o 'hit the triple "Tt T p rSim " i; woman knoxv* thai her ,'ura! [ .ii* will rest along th - l-ngthxx . ' j ' t a" ■ ■ 't i for the xklrt i. Ie u.iti .-x'. .dthougli gUr. gorct a-'t h i I al ing tho sloped s l l '4 Oil o r <1rn p eit am i h e r w a i s t a m r - o r h-.*a lltteiE .she st-eks llu- ilww tl sign* If t'i * lUilrt" |s desired shorter than e m p h n s l r l n g tlio s e s t y l e features. llludrated, the ln m Piny ho turned R oft B atin ( I n c h e d c l o t h U u se d In under deeper than Indicated. D ays of O ld . to th e w ire f e m e a n d w a s lo o k in g 1 'm d m e d o n th e big g est s t a g e e v e r o v e r w h e n a 5 -f o o t c o t t o n - m o u t h h u i l t . it t e l j s t h e s t a r y " f tip- g o h b - n m o c c a s in , w h ic h w as co iled n e a r h e r W °f Iv sm h o e, R o b in H o o d a n d feet, struck at her. U o w it m i s s e d 1 K in g ' A r t h u r . A n e n t i r e t r a i n l o a d h e r a t t h a t clo s e r a n g e is a m y s t e r y ’i *'f s c e n e r y Is c a r r i e d . I lie c a s t m m i S h e w a s m it o r a l l y v e r y m u c h s t a r t l . - r,n a ’ t o r s a n d t h e r e is nil le d a n d . iflg q i . i . M v b a e k w . i r (| e o t r a m - f o g to Met of .(HI d m in g fell in n s h a l lo w i l t i i h . T h e r e p t t h g , r '* A l l o u i s i - i i l a r c ’ii io tis d i d n o t fo llo w his a d v a n t a g e b u t f"I'ow t ti.* t • i* " " t h e m .i in r e m a i n e d c o ll e t. .Mr*. L o n g r e c o x '• '•* I ' t o g r t n , ' t *-r • ■ 'ir e g re;fl * e r e d e o u r a g e a n d k il le d l d m * v . i t b a ' r<nt|H-s of s - n U . d o g * a n d m o u k - y ? j garden rake. T h e skin n v etisuren t h a t , w a l k o n l i g h t r o p e s a n d r i d e - I m r r e titir k r ^ m H l g - n f - t ' t io ^ Tr.Tir .-! i n :t*( 1 & le e t a iii.h c s, ' ' 1 . . . ,' neW t r u - k s ; m t e r - m - .t i o i m l ^ a t h l e t e s . T h a t ’s n i g h L * / ' n G'-RA **f i l n m z i n g s l r e n g l ! , ; s l i d e s M e n n clflom , u r m t l i e r n 4iv e r f o r n f,,r f*'0 ' v t e n t - t o p t o t h " g r o u n d le n g th o f tim e a n d ile llh o n ite ly , re b e l h y tn e n s m ju -n r te d b y t h e h a ir , a n d a g a i n s t , a n y t h i n g t h a t ti n e s o ln d e s e r v e >im- t h e t y c a t H i l l a r y xx1n> " j u m p s rebelling figalnst. t h e g ;i’»" x i t b s ( ; a t " * a t f . a d h e d t o ho re*onforced as shown Jn ttio draw* Ing. The walls may Im lmllt of brick or tile laid up In cement mortar and will Savd some expenfte for forms. The concrete for the slabs should lie in the proportion of one part iW ttaud ce­ ment, two parts clean Kami and four parts crusiied stone or pebbles. If made a quaky consistent'y, enough of the mortar will .eoim* to ih<- top in tamping to lltiish the phi I form without using ii mortar <<mt. Ten pounds of hydrated lltiie addi il t<- on h suck ,.f cement u*<"( will oci' leu i on T' ‘ in mi i n ,j _ l P o n ’ble “cu-rca of TreBtea. T h e ( H i" .' d i x I. w i t h n n e i g h b o r ’s c h i l d o r * i • m h a i r d r e s s e r ’s 4idubl l s h n o c hi l d b a a ■ rn l h n l r . . ........................... . , W litle < '*x"'i (nix lu g v a r i o u s t i l i n g s m e , h l l d '*(.* b u s y l o o k i n g a b o u t . ' Site l i n e , ’,-* iv erc.i h o m e f a l s e h a i r th e cob-. >*. . . o e u a t u l c a m p to m e w ith tfils qu< ;,<i i i ; *.*I w o n d e r i f m y re d I m lr xv*.s ii.iijgliten h e r e - w h e n I xvns hoi tieil. —C h l. 'igo T r l b t i n •. Fruit Growers and the New Banking System T h e F e d e ra l R e s e rv e B a n k in g S y stem , e sta b lish e d b y th e g o v e r n m e n t, s ta n d s b a c k o f th e o rc h a rd s , a n d e n a b le s u s to , h e lp o u r f a r m e r s g e t b e tt e r y ield s, b e tt e r p r ic e s a n d " b e t t e r a ll r o u n d r e s u l t s . T h e v a s t reso u rces o f th is a t a ll t i m e s o f a m p l e f u n d s th e le g itim a te need s o f o u r p ick in g a n d m a r k e tin g th e ir sy ste m a ssu re us a n d c u r r e n c y for f r u i t g r o w e r s in crops. I f y o u f ir e n o t a l r e a d y o n e o f o u r d e p o s i t o r s c o m e in a n d s e e if w e c a n ’t h e l p y o u . ' MEMBER n ijE n v i' SYSTEM eedehau Mist National- BiliUx Sanford, Florida Herald Want Ads Will Brins' Results ===- l~i *? iW < V \ » ; it- -- i-i-f - ^ V u ■ �- v •• • -: . b*-*-*^ k- » tM1^ »■* SEPTEMBER $0. 1918 * HAPPENINGS OP INTEREST IN’ AND , ARO U N D SANFORD , •• ,' a • * • 1 itD rrcitAi n IN SO C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN **£ N**« , •-•* m**ri* m ire m ore m ore m *r.* iD.*r* i“ 1 r* W hat Min*. fi-ik. egg.s. crab * , .(irim fr ig ,, ■ -n- T u Eiit c a t h*** 'A lit*; <*ai I**** b e e f , v a t I,*** h a m . '•nl !?•«.*•! :t m b . c a t. lc- - \ e. i*it •!(->, . •cl, * at b ** r \ c. * i ‘ Ml ' *- -— . t ,r w jr 11i.11 >r ■ r;, * tl T-.tl'ill III n *: p | l i n e I- ;i 1* lb 1l o o g l u v s W 1C s \ \ ! 1 !: The • n N I ! >1 l.lt.l l i l l l i l K l l f l l l l l l l i l l l l i .. ii 'J 1 rr ii mi1*1)1 Ncel* Thci111 1’or f««*£ Ma w *1* i hi' *l“f: :i U‘ , i'cop 1- ai-r told I,! *1f|M »-■: m :•!»• a ii ; h f h> v -ii i*h in, ' M' IP' ; r h»■* \ ci Tivbi ill J•’ ' ♦! ,Ull t * rr»* 1'jt | , ,' (. m*i i M* r . N >i\\' in t H. 4!, t ht*in - ic le at. th G 1a tc o *taf. •t. Tl D* -,l "ini: of 't 1 - jot <4 41f a;>ri- G I s l J 1 U.irr\ Kent Iqis l«’i*n - ’.end % tiliri* , . 'vclf-earned vacation^ <>t Day | Tin M a e a b e e s w i l l m i l l T li m Iiiv it (ii'fji Hriifli. "" ; the SIRh al I lt»* M.asnmir M ill ?! pq-r Wood anil heavy jinuliiig- .stilt humiiIhts nr Hint'd In In.* )iri>lMUf ■ >n ' N . i n - . p 1ii n 1 -, dill e ., i rMurrell, «>r phunc 37x.» 43-lf f j»' 'tin I <011 pi clitic uf a Life a 1. *1 r it.» > \*. i." V if tic- 1.4*iJ ‘ jT aa,K Mrs. llliM'l.man m re *.iResull nf War S a u n a I iri i !.!•" .or;* mil ^ \V i m u • i t ! " i i MMh m o r n i n g \\,<r- of 1t n * i l •. 111 ju'.r, !» tin* rily yesterday. D r . ) Tilt* tahtdttled report nf n - u lt ; -lap ''iimlay at thi t ' o n g r e < : n l io n .il nuts' ' a n d h»tt U»r tilt. * V ill !ii* jI h r ip V\ .Tr S;i v i l l a s UrLvi* rurri» <1 i “ iiivii ii w in .iuti Hi e v»;ir, i_L£—c o u i - e - r T T T J|),i ikninn is tinw thnking his head- >of th tin sermon w ill hav** l o r ■■■*■" m. * ^ S2SS one v. ill a-: h a w . T h e a n s w e r quarti*ri in J ackson villi’. „ on 1st week xxill In* given in T n i^-^it- le v U "T h e n GAumth the End days TfrmrTii, —- “ ................... What i- th * direction and what wiH ai'uph tin- scientists have dhtmvAll "Till* City anti "Cmlnt.v School be the eonsdnithatlon of our lives? *'r,,d I'ctt* these pits and she|U of broks it Mobleys Drug Store. G-tfc Jn the evening there wall be a mils, when burned make the best , llaliy Daughter. Die* niiznlu-th McLaughlin wlro service of song and prayer, and I lie carbon obtninuvh* f.»r use. in gas forMP’fjy rcisded here will Up the ! The hahv daughter of Mr. and reading of an intensely interesting masks Some of our own soldiers i nf Mrs. R. A. Duncan at her M rr. Uniter Griffith, horn in letter from China, with some re­ have put the ma-'is to tin* supreme i sol Magnolia avenue next Sarasota Sept.. I t , died ^e|rt>. 17. marks on the Voiiditinns prevailing in the trenches "over there"] Mrs. Griffith better known,as Miss in that land and our relations The cal! h**.s gem • out t t every state • . i . i t c \ i .o . •'bailie Du Penhody, is a Sanford uiri ,u.,r(,,A ,*£vr l4 c-.»aving of fruit jiitii and, S — *.......A I'o i n p le te s t o c k o f h c h q o l S u p - Bn(} v,;tf g r i e v e »l t * ^ ' - e .Y : c Mrs. Takarh pud Mr*. As|i*n wal! ‘ • jili. ' and School “ hooka at Mobleys with them. will la*, in -ejjargi- of the music. Whnr mot patriotic way coulg Drhg' Store G-tfc the ............. children -n* employed durind i —- - Mr. Charles . 0 . Wright, of J a ck ­ • Messenger Wanted Resolution 'Hie a u tu m n ’ months in Florida, itlul sonville, arrived Wednesday to a t­ At th e Postal Telegraph OllicerSanWhereas, the Seminole County Hie season is iipw upon us, than-to tend the funeral of his mother Mrs. ford. Good chance for capable hoy Juvenile Association, through i ts ' k** to-the woods ami collect hickory ■ I!. I. U right. lie returned hum? or girl to learn telegraphy. 3-tfc Hoard of Directors, • lias this day nuts, which grow in such abundance this morning. r e c c e d the resignation of Hon. R. J 1° "ome localities. The$e ran he colI:' y#u heed stove wood phone nu* J. Holly, as Probation Olllccr,' in ! h'eted in.lots and turned Over to the . Presbyterian Cliurrh 1 L„n supply you, II. C, DuRose. The .-suhjei i of tin* sermon Sun­ which capacity In* has served. w i t h l If,ca! Chapters .o f the Red Cross, ** ___ __ 100-tfc day morning will he, "A Living out pay, shnv *tlie Inauguration Of r h e Secretaries Of the Red Cross Mrs ST'*al, the president of the Religion." at night the pastor will this movement; and whereas, the W'I1 know just what to do with them \\ C. T. II. of the sta te of Florida apeak ' on, "First Things First." resignation «/ Mr. Holly is in view. ()f course the hickory nuts can be anil-one of the most prominent The night services begins at 7:30. of his expected early call as a V. ,\1 . ‘-•racked and the Jternels extracted werV'Ts in th** s t a t e -is in the city Sunday School begins at 9;|5 and C. A.. Seerejary to service o v e rse a s:; Ul* Lir as possible. The shells are as '* useful broken us they are unbroken. p.-hi the guest of Mrs. Henry Christian Endeavor *al fi:la I'M therefore He it resolved, by the Hoard of lU'rt' U :,n ....... . f,,r *‘v*r>' a few days'furlough with his father men than xvnr itnil disease put togethWight ’ • Directors, acting for and U. behalf M,y i""1 y,rl ,n :t " i,r Eddie expects to go over soon, er." and so shape your life nrul luibFor Rent A- customary su School Rooks of the Seminole -County Juvenile 1 " orJ “’ 1a'"1 uvury. ^onuiion of the Two apartments over 10 Cent m V s . J. A. itistllrio entertained yn0r mlu(r *,,at >‘ou cnnnot be a will in-sold for Cash only ul Mobleys Association, [ they^ make to. the Rod C/oss victim. • • t he Junior Red Cross rm-rrrhrrr— rur Drugjs^nv „ -* • *, G-tfc Stirre: Cop),, nice room s with front ... , ,,,, , — ., . . i s a direct blow againaL-German porch. Four rooms $15.00 per hirst. That in the retirement °f wnrfore IhrTsduy. Refreshihenta and games u r n i s r n m m a m n w n n h -* • Key. Geo.. R. Waldron hus been month. Eight rooms-430 per montltr .Mr. Hally, Vi* are mindful of our j ' WejO enjoyed ■throtighmi* t hr even*--^ ^ C O M B I N G S ^ O P "DOGS serving as Camp Pastor at Camp N. H. Garner.' n , ‘! ,i' ° , “1h restu ra n ts-h a v e iug. Several prir.es were given. Thrift \ . * l-tfc ‘ great debt nf gratitude to him for! jniMHoii for the [last three months. his faithful and efficient service, and !alre,,,lv "* *n™ ,l,p »,U" stamps were given to Mary I’va E n g l i s h W o m e n M a k i n g A r ti c le * f o r Ii* .ii'il Mrs. Waldron will kaje th e Red C ro ii, S erv ice F ro m t h a t wi th o u t c o m p e p s a t i o n , in tjn* frotn fr'tits usg<l in sueli phtces, and M((Iaugiiey am! tHive Wails. She Church Services. after drying them, to tureti them, S o m e w h a t O d d M aterial*. M. *>r home in W inter J’arl; this d u t ie s : had 'in* Afghan they made on dis­ Services for 17th. Sunday after di scharge of his ollleiul over t*> the Red C rps-* Chapters. ‘ wm’cr play. Trinity Sept L’dlldi at Holy ( ‘Voss Seroiul. That i*t reviewing the The picturesque spinning wheel In It i- tin* little things that count .l.*i.\> A LTD TR A N S W ilt coming Into Its own again In Eng­ Church will be:work accomplished through the ef- in* winning the- war and this is one Pi *i.\K Ul. H O TJiL CA RN ES. land, Inn In certain Instances an un­ 7:30 A. M. Low Celebration very great little 1 longs The WORK HARD AND DON’T WORRY usual material is employed to work K!: 1.1 ' RLE S E R V C K . DU-tf 11:15 A. M Sunday School * in attending the eases of delinipirnl Itoy Sciiut-s and all other oatriotic upon. The tiny pet .d o g s , so very II V M Mn r n i n g S e r v i c e minor*, much credit is due Mr 1) A Kelly inis guile to . . . organuaUutis are urged by Fuder.il If T h e r e M a y Be S a id t o B e a R ecipe timiienms In dugiluvlng Kimluud, urn 7:30 P. M. Vespers and Sermon ] Holly for m promptness, and wfs- J ,,0(l(| A(, mintej r3tl,, „ raslul) ,,Pll(.h. f o r a L e n a ' a n d H a p p y L ife, •visit her parents at Upland Cal., “d o i n g t h e ir hit."_Wn t r l i till* s p i n n e r ii, ' hint hills^iif^t he Jsieira-A luuu— -------------- each ease ■^ I n ' .Vis^verv^ i T r i ^ T : ' --------- — Wfryy^THtfre tt. t«.— — ------ at the' wheel and guess what tier soft Drought to lit-H attention: Putnu n* l\died. 't.i Refore reUrrning she will and IliifTy raw iimterliil Is? Just work ul p r o c u r i n g a n d s a v i n g f ru i t A m e r i c a Is n n t b i u s l y s c a n n i n g th e simply tin* combings of Fido and Fill, First I chitiiiatil D a v i d K i'utvi-; I,eng Re a ch a n d Cos A n gl es Third. That we uhsuH* Mr. Holly pit* and shells, in o r d e r t h a t t h e y c a s u a l t y l i s t s t h e s e d a y s p o i g n a n t l y and tl host or similar pets. The soft- * miii:, Ne“ ton. Mass., An.enean ace of our abiding aptireciation and of n£ty be c o n v e r t e d i nt . i e a d i n n to and Kl Paso. T e x a s . s e n s i t i v e to t h e d r e a d p o H s ll d ti tl e s n f ness of these combings suggests hi*- . of iters, v.as killed late yesterday our very best wishes as lie assumes (ill th c gas m a s k s , a n d p r o t e c t o u r w a r . Y e t, If w e p a u s e d T n t h i n k . )ve School' hooks — School hooks and fore-1 lie-war Shetland, and the wool t* till * patrolling along The Aiueri. a i the duties of the new position t o brawi* s o l d i e r s fropt l. orr i bl e suf- 'lioiilil llnil. a s th e K i p i l t n b l e A s ­ produced provides for Jerseys, imifS>t.*oi Supplies of all kinds at lines. Me was flying with l.ieut* call iie has 111 v Ulld f er ing a n d d e a t h on t h e b a t t l e held s u r a n c e s o c i e t y tins d e d o e t e d frn tn It* llers, hed-socks, and operation stockM"t* *•.*.- Drug Store* G-tfc mint Ko'iertson. of l u r t Smi t h. V*-!, i! ts | e X |te rie n e e 111 m o r t a l i t y ■]11 1tl. Hint Inifs. of which the Red (Toss say they K r er * one ca n b e i o , , ll\ responded M: Waiter Twitrhell, of Wor- when suddenly a t t a c k e d bp wti'ii “ w o r r y k i l l s m o r e m e n t l ...... w a r aipl enn never have too tunny, I Signed u f course i *—1 Mass., who has twer. here German inachmie,. Putnam was shot d i s e a s e p u t t o g e t h e r . " W e r e n d o f t h o s e these dnggln combings receive specptl Dougluss K A y eg her mother. M r*. Wright. through the heart amt his machine SEAHNULK* SH000 t'LUR k ille d In a c t i o n , d cn il o f w o u n d s , a c ­ treat men t before they reach the spin­ M nsFPV M I! r Is-Dire her death wdl hu in Florida glided within I In* American lin**s. c i d e n t s o r d i s e a s e nt (In* f r o n t , a n d ning wheel. It seems that the use of K II 11 iriiH'liolder War SaiingH Slump I’urrtiasers and o tlr h e a r t s lire w r u n g f o r tin* lo - s of dog's lialr for wool innnufncture Is not d M*i* remainder of the winter. C o m m il tec ilies e b r n v e hoys, h u t d a y tiy d a y a new, ns n hidy'lu England tells of tier A; p re s e n t site is' the guesft of tier • Rooster' To The Parents l a r g e r m t n p n i i y fu l ls o u t o f iitir mvu mother having a frieze still years ago. 1 S Rapp ti-ter. Mr* V U. Key. children have started t o Tin r a n k s h e r e nt linine to a n s w e r t h e la s t the mnterlnl for which was coutrlliM r-. R aym ond J. W righ t 2 W . I>. Ijj-ooks \ .. , ..ii and chicken dinner, scfiool and may nee*! ''lasses soon. c all, ( h e I ’lt ts h u r g lk D i s p a t c h o b s e r v e s . uted by n favorite Chow. Gossip lots A m o n g th e p io n e e rs w h o a re to 3. Yowell-Speer Co., lac, GO rents, every Sunddy, 12:30 p. in. Reing throughly e*pii,npe»l t*i give Some are spoken of us v ic t im s It In London tlmt only the fenr of.* rem em bered w ith h ig h regard' I F. F. Dutton ami Thursdays G p. m. Daytona examinations and furnish glass'** of o f h a r d w o r k , o f e v e r e x e r t l o t i . Iml If looking 'flhsnrd prevent ml the worn'lor their enterprise, work, anti ina. ('. W. Rrowii__________ a ■ -Hit— t r u t h — t r e r r _ trirnwip—tt— xcnutit bm I* • h Hotel D aytona Beueh 100-lf alt kind" would be pleased to have 1j p(r eti's briiTicirof llte ministry of national G. First National Rank. ftuinil II w a s w o rry t h a t h a s t e n e d , t h e i r service from lipdltiiting a scheme for ----- Ll o.'i., th— kK—Kte-wm—Tmri— Mnrr TTTrN. you call ami consult . me ell'her p a r t o l t h e s t a t e in Ui*- *<*v,y,liet, a n d . 7 J W . limit Ii . end. H e r d w o rk n e v e r k i l l e d nnv nno. Colled tin*: dug.'* half.- I-Vrluqut the 111Matties hnvs returned from about your eves or those cf your e i g h t o* a n d irtritc u p t h e n r a n g - m r l - ~ It Is worry Hint kilts ^ F W ’ K higgA' ib* ilogs are trying to Justify their liny ” e i t mg of t he War Work '('hthlrert. This is important lo r Del o r e t lie lo g f r e e z e Am ong P I, P M c C u l l e : A young iiinn. for Inslnnce, rises to lives. In the face of suggestions Hint at Jackson villi a n d a r e s x \ r x ; II NT, H I ’ I't I \ | E T Itl “Cl l l i n n w e r e M i a m t M r s . H uy m o m ! the head of n good lilisliicMS o r to Some iludr food h mnrh ms*ded In England n ]' M. Elder e e l bused over "the prospect.. y.[f III U F I R S T 'S '! ' Wright* xvho lame from xliehigau other responsible position. Perhaps now Ihnti their presence. 1. It. G. Smitti -oiiessful campaign for the i ho licglnn to slacken, to ease up a lit­ in lotto. Mrs. Wright was horn jn 2. Wm. Rothamly. .Count v. tle; and leaves the details to Ills mile . Nolire . T e c i i m s e h , Michigan, seventy-six 3. E. Walker Dickson • ordinates. Things do not nurve an Mussun's swimming pool is the tjn Octohcr. 1st, HI 18, We. the y e a r s a g o : J ta r hiislut-ipl w a s f r o m j I t . Mrs. J. Tilrlen Jacobs Carbolic A d d for Carbuncles. smoothly, and, when he wakes up, he *'•-: place in- town. Open Wed- undersigned grocery merchants of N e w York. With Dudley Adams 1*5S J. Tiltjen Jacob* In an nrllclo In the New York Med­ finds uc hus lost Id* grip of nflairs and •:i.’*, Thursday, Saturday and Sanford, on account of the scarcity M r . W r i g h t l a i d o u t t h e to*.’ n of 1 G Klen A.-ri lieg ln s in worry. Ills /rlellils I(link ical Journal Dr. Edward H. Orhsner ; la;, afternoons. Fresh water of help and in order to . redti e T a n g a r i n e a rid t i n e o r a n g e g r o v e * W II M*-i ri wc.'.t her hard work killed him, but tl wus worry rejrOytcd very fnvoriihle results In the "v 'l a y . S5-tf|>’ expenses as much as possible, hereby a p p i’areo about tfn- lake* Then l v J E f'ortert:.*! ♦ that sliorlenefi Id* years. While li\* treatment .of carbuncles i»y Injections agree to discontinue the practice d i s a I e r of l.s !)*>, a ltd t b e c a m e t h e IP. N . II G a r n e r was li g h t i n g hi* way upward til* work of carbolic add. Tbe Injection gives •D- AInert >*'ry left Tuesday for • hgro.-sed him,,.as It will nay iiijin limio-dbi!** r-iD * i'r**<n pain unit the i*. bout and from t here ,,f sold i mg order* during the period | ujju„ mg >car air. \S riglii passed g*c hem: nob* t nun! \ Hank son h . Tbe Herald will publish till* list capable of a career. Work left idui no aw ay «' to I'lidadelpbia where sti** j of the war. time for worry. Keep pegging away. Another item of unnecessary ex*jl tug training at St. Timothy's !1 i fyou ‘ Mrs. Wright moved to with any additions thereto until Worry Is the grain‘of iIiinI thill uph ‘ ta' O il E n g i n e N e e d s L i t t l e F u e l. Mrs Aspirrwall and Mrs. I pense is the mutter ol deli eerie*. Sanford, and has since that time after the* immediate War Saving* -.cl's tin* lint* Imhimv of* the human Our patrons will confer a *j e-. i fl A French Inventor claims the r/*r■L Tu l.iicV accompanied M rs. made tier home with her daughter Drive, beginning Sept. 9th and end­ mechanism,,tiring* loss of power, slow­ favor if they will, reifliire hut one ing'Sept. 14th. Get your- name on ing down the engine and ulllmnjely o r d for efficiency for mi oil engine tlir.t ‘ ;*s far as Jiteksonville. * r**A. U. Key. »• ■ - < delivery each d a / to each customer. has a fuel consumption of !e s than A his list —"heltr back the hoys in the nicking It to pieces. D. Shtnholser brought n sea A member of* the Congregntional forty [Hitinils |>er horse power pci This will .enable us to reduce ex* trenches." ’ 4-tf Rear In iniml that ‘‘worry kills more hour. • a- home today t h a t weighed 40 penses and will assist us in keejdng ehureh here, she was active io ser­ l ' *i Mr. Shinhntsor had a time vice as long ’ as health permitted: our [)rices down. . Ld*.m ng him as a shark thought he LONG WOOD ITEM S D I’. McCulIor, E. E. Turner, and ever deeply xpirttlul and* (rut*' .m.iDJL 1 lake him off the hook and it to her Christian faith. Of domestic snunumti s s r c : Robert*, Grocery, Rivers lire*., F. J T. McGanghey returned honu* 3 «- no t>*j.*try to tight the ehark to -Schwarts*. J. A. Harrold, Merchants nature her love of home and loved Monday from Havana, Fl;f. where i.D^! lie* i'.lss. * . , Grocery' Co., M. D. Gatchel, Mrs. ones were marked qualifies of her lie hub been on business also visit­ life, aril! the curst devoted affection ing hi* siatera. . f >r Sale or E xchange— Yacht G. C. Cates, J. R. Williams. and care were in t u r n unceasingly 1 mplcti'ly equipped, 3G Ja X 8 x 2 J*^ Mi-sex • VY’^THr File Reinnii and giveh her, Mr. Raym ond Key, her D raft Hi II. p., -1 Cyl., Huiralo Amendenl« T" Sugar Rnlinqs D im Waits *\vi t to Orlando Sun-| i in the r-unfurd home, nild''S p e e d !t mficst Originally «lay Rule 7 of Official Order t'i enter? bool.. ving devotion which with all Cj ' r J Lotto. Will aacrifioe for $500 issued. September 10th, is hereby gave rteh comfort and joy to her who II" rberl I!,*f oxv o*f Orlando ha* a- have mi lime to use it. Will amended to read a s. follows: hcen tipctpling few flays with his in these recent months has been aj trade for Oakland, ltuick or StudeThe limitation of two "pounds of great, .sufferer from incurable disease, j tim-lc . Mr. (i Lrmrr runabout autom obile, Adsugar :it one sale by retailers l <any Gr*— V,. F. Ayres, Daytonu Reach, Mrs. Wright passed away Tuesday] family is removed. A" family, resid­ night. Her pastor, Rev. Mr. Rrow er; v’Ditor Sunday Kla, 2 -tf ing in a city, or r e a r customary Mr*. J. S'. Dinkel lias gone to Ml the men between 19 nnd "*j tnirrhasing iiolnf, may purchase bil,| charge of the service at the I ,n e been mailed their ipiestion- a supply sufficient for the need* of , h.m.c, aside,! by Rev. A rth u r Feck, Daytona Read, for a few day*. aire, or wi(| have thorn mailed m the tlie particular family during Hie perMiss M arguerite Allen entered *■. 1" it,rwl**'Ker aiJn^ “^ r8‘ There are but few who could not rcr nex' lew day* and the local cxemp- iotl of two weeks, 'bused on ’ :t pm ; Wright’s' favorite hymn. " J u s t us f the Orhimio High Scliool Tuesday. ducc their expenditures materially, II * hoard officials will act lm- capita allowance of I wo pounds per am* wUhout °,?1' an'1 Mr. -and Mro. “ W. M. Reinnn, •ai'diately in order * that the now* person end. month, or one-htiH j Iwrf(,rt Pcncp' 11,0 'nH'rm ent was Wiile Fae and Martin Ueinan and without detriment to themselves or i ?— in. the cemetery al Tangerine bi‘- Miss Florence Lovell w e re . Orlando draft ran he sent to the various pound per person each week, when* ^ 1)((. Brav(( Mr W rIght. others.-v . ‘‘a pip* ,,1 once. visitor* -Sunday. ' the family resides in u rurnl riistrict Many friends gathered * for ’.th e Ihrstmaster Walker of Titusville or an extended distance from the Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Holloway " a i"‘re Wednesday and purchased point of purchase, such family m a y / um’ruk unt '-he. floral gifts were returned home Thursday fropt poor j ' lx,nri*B of the old poxtoffico-front purchase sugar to cover a period expressive of their iove and syu.- giu and Alabama. beopleii Rank’. These fixtures are ! from twn -veeks t" thirty days, hut fath y . Mr and Mr*. W (' Kalcher at 1At!i*i' on. y n i ’N In* surprint"! a n d jira lifte d * dale in every particular and | in no event i- more thaii, a tliirty Folir children survive the m o t h e r , Sanford were out' Sunday shaking ! make u good appearance days' supply to lie xpld to such pit- three ol whom were present at the hand* 'i 'l i their hi the v o '.i m * of y o u r «*ecu n r d a t e d s w i n g s . many friends. t mooter W alkers home city. ] ir,,ri In all caws **ib*s muyt he mad'* last Mrs. A D, Key of Sanfood J T. M ithiughey ha* gone to * Dutton lots returned train on a Per capita allowance of twq Mr*. Waiter Twitched of Worcester, Winter Park where lie will enter -*"'-ra! months trip to many dis- pound* per person per ‘m onth., Mu**., Charles Wright of Jaekson'Rollins ’ College again litis year. ■ct*; uf t h e 'northeast where lie marfN’OTE) Thj.x amendment D inatl* ville. The other sun, VVillinm Wr’ght Mrs. r,I'.' H. Speer of KaidcF-! Iiu*: ------- ---1---------" ' * ttiiTl in order that the I'lurld a regulations 'of Rochester N ew York was unable r,,l)s <71----------------various kind* been visiting It«*r aunt Mr*. G. \V. ‘D-iief arrangements for the shall conform to the regulations nf t*» he*pre*enl. i ■f* • Hard.vay wjto iMvery .sick. — m.ing ui t |1(, Sanford crops tills Georgia, and all oilier State* in ] ------The Junior Rpd (Tos-s gave an “It* Dutton nay a t/iat every] Zone Four.} i , T w o E x trem eo . . i* booming in (he northern nraxton Rea chant. , ,j Whcn the xvorld is Incllnesl to favor ] ict* crea^ anppor Friday-night. Every Mi** a o l war is the biggesKthing Federal Food Administrator, tt overrates ns much nn It will under- body enjoyed it. * F!arit|a. rate when It disfavors. ^ , Eddie Driggers has been spending § j§ mate'st Imported Models in High-Grade Millinery § jVednesday, September = H 25th 1 • < As usual our motto will be i S a tisfa c tio n G uaranteed » . 1 ■ - : 1 * 1 e |a i * ., ,*.w ™ : t< ' vi i 4 Trim Your Expenditures! Trim a n d B ank th e T rim m in g s! |l ■ — ; • , I * ; : �’SEPTEMBER 20. 191s T H E S ^ N F O R I ) H E R A !.!) -n IlfSri*:, i . >lr« j , . .«, t,.«-JM v..,f 1!»■ i-f’-t. "M* l W« * II v ,\ f tf .... \ \ a d i l r . g f m a n d Mr, r . i;ifi*l ' t r - ' s |u r s.iiis w h o h a tan •o*i*n S**rgt. V I* H m " n »t I* -'V'.’ i yoiiH i ‘Illin o is s i M id Si r.-. o il I’. n w i! p a ir 'd * J h a t ?» il iil.ur t rt o f tin- i l l ' If, lie m '. '■|i. 11*’ n a «■*)■>11 foot 1 a r­ o - *1 vm , it,. »’ *-•■ f ■ i * j p u> h i m : "N ow , w liv n t v n t >• >n in Hie a r m y <d y o i q . m “I 1 . . .... el. r / ' ji, th in k tt ta d o i n g my III I III I t y oW 1 | Mr-' r e p l i e d the* pUS* tor. - _ > t J't a m - rN lin t he f a l l .1 t>. ndivt i i - i illtie- |ire:telo p r e a c h e rr,, hb u t ssaid. um . ” 1 m ! him to t h i n k i n g . " — I n d l i i i i a p 'd l s A Simple and Attractive Motif for U se in tile Decoration of. Silk’ and Linen Dresses. T h o d r e s s t h a t Is t r i m m e d w i t h h a n d e m b r o i d e r y Is p r e e m i n e n t l y f a s h k n i a b l u t h i s s e a s o n , w h e t h e r It b e d e v e l o p e d In s a t i n . ' l i n e n o r c o t - * to n . T hese n re busy days, how ever. a n d a n y e m b r o id e r y d e s ig n clam or* . ln g fo r s m a r t faT or m u s t be s im p le In e ff e c t e n d q u i c k t o Aleve lop. H e r e lit p i c t u r e d a ch a rm in g frock of w h i t e l l h e u , t h o s k i r t b e i n g In m a t e - #n(| on recruiting duly will say to* Is re- . slH.ns|ide f..r it. Th • irpity p-crultlpg H o m e E m b roid erer Specially prepared Jut this t\ewspaper by ‘Pictorial Renew ill* . w a istlin e fo rm in g n g ird le effect, T h e t u n i c Is g a t h e r e d an d, a r r a n g e d j o n g a t h e r e d s i d e g o r e s J o i n e d to t l i e ' j f r o n t an d hack gores under th e p l a i t s a n d to t h e l o w e r e d g e of t h e tjlrd le e x te n s io n s . , *T h o em b ro id e ry . su p p lie s th re e p a n e l d e s i g n s , 2 of w h i c h are re­ v e n t e d w i t h lf> m o t i f s - f o r u s e on d r e s s e s .I n s m a r t m a t e r i a l s . Tho m o tif s m a y he u sed on th e w aist, g ir ­ d l e o r c o l l a r o f a c o s t u m e a l s o a n d If c a r r i e d o u t In e y e l e t , r a i s e d s a t i n a n d o u tlin e stitch es p ro d u c e d 'a very h a n d s o m e effect. T h e sm all p anels 3* N ew s. 33 ) The, Woodman #T- , Circle ( lrelp nuv t> . t F o l i r t h tV e d n e s i ia y s a t .! . i , n u m b e r s n - 'p k s p - r l rr» a tt f u r o / -------•--------• Sanlprd l.udgc ivo 02. t . ano A M C o m m u n i i uftun T u vu lllX 2. ;lt T no w c tiO in e , O . !.! T a y l o r ?• i * i ! M ■r v llrM aii ■ V i i t i t c ■, M o n r o t* * a a p f c i .No. J o , It, , .M eets e v e r y i v c o n d w i * * J u r l „< . .lay in M a v m i e l i a l l o y e r t h e p, : T h eatre Vfsi t m e c o n . tm n l -’t c |.. T a v l o r ■ F . I. M i' S c e 'v H ig h ' -------------------i c r u l n o l e < h n p i c f I . O r d e r i . a n ' - r r> s i a M e e t s every e v e r y first f i r s t and a n d t' .hhiirmd Thur-dM I h ur-dr \ In e a c h m o n t h . , E v e r y o n e w | > 1 is () hlr S ta r in tin- East are cordially ir.vit to visit this chapter. Alice F,. Itobldns^-ec'y •21 G erm an Toys Not W h a t t h e y W ere. TheiSaniord r oun cl l K. of C. . S im p lic ity | s t h e rt il e In H e r m a n t o y Mce* i the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m., and tns h o p s n o w , a rid w o o d , o n c e f o r m e r l y i t h ^ ' O t i d a y 8 it. m . , e a c h m o n t h , a t K. i i m -J o n l y f o r t i e 1 c h e a p e r t o y s , Is of (. . H a l l O a k A v e . t o f t n lrm ed t h e o n ly m a t e r i a l e m ­ C . L. B r i t t . F i n . S e c ’y . p lo y e d . L a c k o f d o u r , w h i c h Is u s e d P h o e n ix L odge N o 5 , K . ol P. w i t h c e m e n t to m a k e t h e b o d ie s , p r e ­ M eets second an d fo u rth T uesday* v e n t s I h e m a n u f a c t u r e , o f n e w d o ll s . W nxT u s e d f o r tin*- li*ttdsi- Is a l m o s t N i s i t i n g k n i g h t s alw a y s w n lp o m e . H. M c L a u lin O . J . M iller u n o b t a i n a b l e , a n d t h e m h t e r l n l f*»r > S . I t . a n d S. C . C. lret-M-i c o s t s f o u r t i m e s a s m u t'li a s Jte fo re t h e w a r . T o y s cost nt le a s t S a n f o r d L o d g e N o . 2 7 , I . ( ) . O . T. t w i c e a - m u c h n s f o r m e r l y , m e t a l t o y s , M e e t s e v e r y M o n d a y e v e n i n g ' a t 7:30 a r e ' f e w In n u m b e r , a m i s o m e o f t h e in M a s o n i c H a ll. A il v i s i t i n g b r o t h e r ) v ery ch e a p v arieties en h n o t he h a d a t cordially in v ite d , a ll . T h e m e ta l th a t fo rm erly w a n t ’• r I n t o l h e r p u k i n g o f t r a i n s I m r s e s , sol.-v G * ___________ ____ *'• iH?c’ d l . - r s . - m n c . r - t a n i s r o s , t k t t i d w v W i w ... fjTifp YTfy ) ' d l t t j r ^ f n T t f * ---------t:iK« n Uy ilu- Koyt r i i n i r n t f o r u i o niaii* M eets second a n d fo u rth W ednesday • iifin-iiiro. o f mtinlih'tij*. . n i g h t s . in e a c h m o n t h . J . F , H o o le li a h 1*. 1. M i l l e r cu f o u n c il Com m ande* Green and Mistrustful. ___________ iy ? .t Il f TCttPli evTI , - W ■ . • • P - W 30. . X * ( i t '2 6 * f li j *“ m *rvi*xi -n nf rmVrni inn* ( d i a l Detail Of E m b r o i d e r y . ®re^ {!s Inches wide-by U inches hlgrrt^ Tho motifs are each .ii 4 Inches high by f-i Inches a,,t* the largest panel > Inched wide y ncbeii, lUfili. ' * 3V It ono Is m ak in g Thomas W I aw v.,11 K-.ld In a Boston Seminole Itehekah Codgc No. 13 .............. ............................ . left lire: Meets every St-cond and Fourth Friday THE DOTS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE. * * » "The green jqa-ci'ilafor Is apt to he \ ghts in Masonic Hall at 7:30. A1! By C l i f f o r d Leon S h e r m a n . .,,-p,.^■|„.h lm.| ml-tr»|sn.il tL-n ir g BeWkahs welcome. f e a r Folks:-—I was allowed to gi> to Purls yesterday, and, while It (didn’t t|,«- »cnson. d -a.- lin-. a sp«-. uhit-rMrs. Hattie Lowing, «rotn like-the Paris I bad Imagined, the trip was worth while. Xjjlurnlly It p.. . ; ri.,tiin*| no- «-f I d a 'Grim, N*. G. §ec'j -1“ m>t gay as It was before the wur. hut th<» Parisians are a game sort and r .rll. ' , , . . will never give Up till they win. I nuked one old chap nt a newspaper kiosk. , , ,i t,nt .lown n S’t) hill and .Aclery ( llj Aerie N o .'1853 Imw long he had been In the business, and he -said about a rear, ever since . .! . ... . Meeting every _jnd &j_lh \\edi r up that la expected to do all • vice, the embroidery may - silk or wool, though there )ng so effective for tub m at------- — mercerized cotton. • The hmuse worn with tho panel «klrt may lie llnlshcd with a high. i’* W h i t e L i n e n a n d n n T b r o ld e r y . r i a l o f li c a - . i c r q u a ’p th a n th e b lo u se T h e front am i back g o re s a r e in p a n e l e ffe c t.- w h i c h m a k e s th e m p a rticu larly su ited to h a n d trim m in g , an d ex te n d above th o ,n t'0* **■ nfn" t5** °n. * • ’■ l'»* (Copyright. 1917. hy The Hell Syndicate, Inf.) _____________________________________ ___________ _ round oi V -s h a p e d n eck lin e The s l e e v e s a r e In o n e p i e c e a n d m a v l»j In - s h i r i n g 'effect, w i t h H a r e cuffs oi w ith a s t r a ig h t sleev e-b an d w ith th e sleeve H aring a t - t h e b ack Q ueer E p itap h s. tju e e r e p ita p h s n re frc d u c n tly fa k e > ; h u t tl i e f o l l o w i n g r e a l l y a p p e a r s ^ In a S .lio i • ’ 11 ■!»\a r d ‘' I ' l l / a l i e t h , th e _r i c t f . r l a i TtoVleW E m b r o i d e r y N o 12121.- T r a n s f e r , b l u e o r y e ll o w . 30 "AtllTt o f IIP l i a r d I’arklni'rib," t m s s e d t n -cent# e k l r t ,No - 7»KG, S iz e s . S-P-Ur-TH-ttm hee-wnlet-— P r i c e — 20 c e u tf l.------------ e t r i n l i y ..u S o t u r i h i y , l 2 U t - u L —M n y . B l u t l a o Nv CjfU S teed. 32 to t t l u c h e a b u ^ L P r l c o , 15 c e n t s . . 171*7. In tt * • ' e v e n t ; ! i r - l y e a r o f h e r i .K B .irl.ljttiih. tin* A n 1 1 •I i ' t ini e r r e d h e r e , L’. ’. lh .1.... I - >- In I t . ' e i g h t y f . t u r l h C o u l d N o t L i v e W i t h o u t B ird*. ‘Swi ft R u n n i n g A ni ma l s , V .:.r 1 \ \ n .,1 .III it tit • -t->li-i livo rloli-i Th< vt’hip rtf Idrds to man 1« based T h e -w il ' ! -li ; n ijn w o r l d , t h e i n .11 ! ■ c nil-'* v I■ prlii 'polly on t hei r feedlnt h*:hlta. | i . , r b..Ol‘-i tiii-v T h e I r grr-afe«f lo-tp i-- rhr«-ngh t h e i r ■ 7 ' f. . t i n t i t l i ) In i t ’t'ig li.irmful liisei-M, -A* -1 ■ "■ lotIh -lr i j . - . - . i m ' l in\\ .in. t h i s ■ -i o ■ ! -• ■■ . ’ I c, t*,;, i| S o m e t h i n g N e w n D iv o r c e C i f c s . m i i 'i . i n i ohl w i ,.i : i , w i l l ' ' } .,n t - - T>tM i-. tti p r l i t i • : e t i r i p - . -oi o p , fi on Ji ' t C a ihv.: 11 1 IT. i tit 1 llil-t Ml.” the r ■l V . 'I I. S i!*i\v M r - .1 1 r, - • 111 V , hi *1 m i: -ax her.o tutt--li 1111M' ' fJLi . h>! -1. • hu ! ^r.iiit IT, sn*»« n p t . * h e r ? " —*t W hen Americans W ere Heathen. T W h a t It S h o w s. * "I h e lU-o f o r e i g n t n i " i o i : a r y ftneleiy U sin g P la s te r o f P a ris . T b e W . i i i n i t i w h o ■t . r n e g . f i v e r m t p - h " : « a t l . m u l o n duly L‘7. If y o u w |« h t o u-n- p l a s t e r o f p a r i * n lo-tit tin . f t . -h . | s g o i n g t<» 1,;;*' b e i n g n f o r p o r i i t i t m u n d e r t h e ~*r T • T V.:;: WoTTtl —>*e-n'— -VUr - y r etlf Ty tu r ^ + te -H r rrjrrrT * .fu r t i ll in g i n o . I.s In w a l l ' , m i x w i t h ■ t t i b i f i d it Is l i o n ..i t i n ' i h t - p e l n t N ew E -ig ln ie l .mil ' I n e g t i r i n s t e a d o f w a t e r , t h e n It c a ll lie- p . - i ,. , • r* a i," h e h a n d l e d Irke p u t t y . . , . , " v, <|. .it v. ,,, p , . here.’ ** • M - e t ti-.-t a n d t h i r d W e d n e s d a y nigh* at i : : h - H o m e . N o r t h P a r k A v e n u e . K. s F r a n k . 0 . L. T a y l a r - ->oa - ■ E x u lted llu lw LET WORK EXTINGUISH GRIEF B e s t c f All Ant d e t e s f o r E x c e s s i v e S o r r o w Csver P a r t . n g F r o m T h o s e ' W h o Go F o r t h t o F i g h t . ' C ti l i- in, o i ni n o te W ith ^oroi p i . p. p i ; ,i | t| ,, n , ;l, n Miri «»f J , | , ts m i n i |..| . n <nir lo v e Mild e v tci-in. In loiiiitr. <t' -a n - . n o M e iiuioifht <•: .-rii-i f or tiios.. wi n. m d ul y has • ■11* *1 t o iL m gt-r a n d t- u fle r iu g . I o i l i i uj\ l . i p . u », h o w i vi-r, t h a t t h e Inni i ' l l y olid d it:tt|i-;i nf t h e t I'tlilt* l a n i i l ii-sinT ion o f g r i e f a r e si id o ia In dir.-i-t p r o p o r t i o n to Ho s l r n i - r i t y o f i.lir lo v e a n d e ' l e e m . It is h a r d to I.......t.figed to y i e l d m a n o r . le.y w i- | , i \ e to hi'i o m e c niiiion f o d ­ d e r f o r tin- I In n . It Is a c a u s e f o r I n t e n s e s o r r o w , hut It is n o c a u s e o r e x c u s e f o r , In se n slh S ljty t o o u r o w n Im m e d ia te d u ty tow ard th a t m an o r hoy. ty H mir* l m ti le t h e y a r e fig h tin g , n n d th e y can n o t shonj n o r cat o u r They s w 'i n u M • \ i'id iii s i i.‘o>,t. N e i g h b o r s o f \n t i* rl'it ' ■ ■m i ■ ; ! •• f > • ; ( ' r. ' • in •• - ., ■\ lit I r i l e d i o i h e r h o - id t ' . i r y e n t e r * a m i . ' n i f i e r - of f i n e r i i .i v.p h .- d | , . N ’ o ! - ' .u i I ! i*- la N i F i H ’’ ' T Ii/ « ■ v H old ■, r- T h i I a k e I t r e e / c t o u n c l l N o . 3.1 J u n i u i O r d e r 1 'n i t c d A m e r i c a n M e c h a n i c s '•‘ l e t s 'Very W e d n e s d a y a t T^.'O I' t l e C ity H a l l .V is itin g b r o t h e r * . r e i..pfrnrr,e. t \ H - ' m i t h . H e c . Ifec M i d i t n WimiJini n i f A tn c rti n (0 M e.-vs 2 .-1 . T h u r s d . f . e v e n in g * , i- M ’X \ lli.ll I ’jco B .ild ib g • E \ E li o tta h l C . 1). E’o u . h . C oilaul (*li*rlt l . o j u l ( I n t e r of M o o s e '. I t f ■' I I . *dgp. N o I . 10 tUfM.' - If: if I '■ --If fI -ol i- Ho iijin g Secon-l a- t 1 l. ! 1 M o m lay • ir. \ E n t h at 7:.'!0 [ g iv e t h e b o y s a t e s t a m e n t THEY WILL BRING BACK Nelson Sailors and Soldiers Testaments say ti | s ih e u n c u t* ! ) " f w n lt- I lug Hint m a k e s II j o huNI nit t h e w o m ­ en. If t h a t is ............a ........... m i r grief, yve h a v e a n easy sul ul i mi — J u s t plop / il. P. O. T, .Sanford Lodge 1211 f. ,,, A re the Best w a i t i n g a n d g e t ' b u s y . T h e r e la p l e n t y to dq. • T o h a v e s n t n r l h i n g .b e f o r e y o u , c l e a r ­ ly s e e n , w h i c h . y o u ' Riiow y o u m u s t do, n n d c a n do. a n d will s p e n d y o u r ntt n o s l K in -n g tli a n d p e r (raps l i f e tn d o ­ ing, t h a t is o n e fo r m nt l e a s t o f veryh igh h a p p lrn — a n d ope th a t a p p e a ls — tin* / m i s p r o , , p n e t o n l y til sa llifa a n d l o r . . . i ,■ j.i . i . r a g e m e n 1 Ali-t ItiLsv w h o e.-iii lo v e e n o u g h n n d ti r e s t r o n g etio tfch I!i I Ilf 91Mir It! lit f > fi»r Itil* El11M* h a p p i n e s s , 1 * t h a t s a m e e x h i l a r a t i o n in d o i n g l l i c l r , t p a r t , h e r o n t hom e, . T h i s is t h e real- t r i u m p h , t h e g r e a t . . v ic to ry w h ic h m ust - he w on o v e r [ t h e r e , if a n y p e r m a n e n t g o o d Is to : J c o m e o f t h i s g r e a t t r a g e d y . — T h e M o th - i ■' t*f's M a g a z i n e . em n HAS HELPING HAND FOR ALL R e d G r o s s M o s t A p p r o p r i a t e l y D e s ig ­ n a te d a s th e “G reatest M other ' Ip t h e W o r i d . " . Diamond Construction Makes This Fighting Mast Strong Like P ^ S U O E U P H r A i ----- the 1EX The fighting m&xt is strong because it is sup­ ported in every direction by sturdy diagonal braces that form diamonds everywhere. Ike battery is strong because its plates, like ihe fighting mast, are 'built on the Dia. mond principle. , Thai is why ihe plates do no! buckle nor lose iheir adive material. Thai is why ihe b a tte r y can be g u a r a n te e d fo r eighteen montha. I hat is why we are the official Phila­ delphia Service Station. Lxpcrl battery re-charging and repairing. Free intpection — any hallrry — any make, any car, any time. Drop in io-day and lei us look at the condition of your battery. 4>v 5anI(>i'd Battery 7-a-- , Service Company il n S t r e t c h i n g f o r t h h e r h a n d s to nil in n e r d ; t o .Tew o r ( J e n tll e , b l a c k o r w h ite , k n o w in g no fa v o rite , y e t fa v o r­ in g all. H e a d y a r i d e a g e r to c o m f o r t a t n t i m e w h e n c o m f o r t Is m u s t n e e d e d ; h e l p i n g t h e Hi t in h o m e t h a t ’s c r u s h e d b e n e a t h n n Iron h a n d b y ' s h o w i n g m e r c y In a h e a l t h y , h u m a n . w a y ; r e ­ b u i l d i n g It, In f a c t , w i t h a t o n e o n s t o n e ; ‘r e p l e n i s h i n g e m p t y b i n s n n d e m p ty c u p b o a r d s ; b rin g in g w a r m th to h e a r t s a n d h e n r.th s to o l o n g n e g l e c t e d . S e e i n g n il ti li n g s w i t h n m o t h e r ' s s l x f l i s e n s e t h a t ' s b li n d t o J e a l o u s y a n d m r n n n r s s ; seeing m en " i n - t h e i r tru e lig h t, n s n a u g h ty c h ild re n —sn atch in g .’ I d l i n g . I d l e r — h u t w i t h a J i l d d e n s id e t h a t 's q u ic k e s t touched by m ercy. Itc u c h In g ou t h e r h a n d s a c ro s s th e sea to N o M a n ' s I j u n l ; la r tie i-r w ith w a r m e r c o m fo rts th o u sa n d s w ho must s t a n d a n d w a i t In s t m i - h e d m i d c r a w l ­ in g h o l e s a n d w a t e r - s o a k e d eitl ri-.ip hi n e a t s w h e r e cold a n d w e t f d t e d e e p e r , s o t h e y v W te..H aiti Ito c h u s t e e l o r Ic h il., S h e ' s w a n n i n g t l n m s n n d s . f e e d i n g. I n - a lln g t h o u s a n d s fr o m h e r s t o r e ; t h e g r e a t e s t m o t h e r In t h e w o r l d — t h e B e d C r o s s . — W a r r e n A d Q c rs o n - In **I*ack- American Standard Version Attractive - Cofnpact • Readable - Durable' Em phasized w ith the words o f C hrist printed in bold face tyjHv btrontfly and neatly bound in K haki colored Morocco grained nterproof K erptol~flexihle .limp cover, em bossed back bands, round corners. ^ Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed Aiiienc.li: rlitg in colors on tlie nntsitle front covers -mied oil specially strong Bible p;ijH*r. Only 3 x ‘I H Inches *11! “ ii'*1 thick T\j>e is plain an d c le a r — selfp oinHincing. Tho Four’Great American H vm nti nro printed and bound with this Sailors an d Soldiers Testament. — — • - - U ’ HELP TO BRING THE BOVS BACK CLEAN 1his Sailors-apd Soldier Testament, neatly packed, ready for mailing, given wifli a years sub- ^ 2 5 0 script! b’l*.! Herald for nges." Beta Pastor tp . Thinking. - ‘v --- —U - J I f t h e r e s h o u l d ha. a n o t l c c n t d c f a l l ­ i n g off In j n i n l c _ p c d c 8 t r l D n J r n n i c on . # 'Z |. ■- . ^ i —f. —3 , . i ii-. ^j il y fjx M = - -1 - > r r I i= • . 7 *_.=r I �..... ~ v: *' SEPTEMBER 20,,1918 ' • • • "\ ■• IT BETTERS T I I E TIRE S e e m s lik e a liroatl « la t "m e rit huxhand. 179 KrrHr S i r r r t , J l lf b l tn d r*rk> Mlchixan. ll appearing I m n fhi- affidavit of H. FIIouahuhler, hrfi'in ftlrd, t h a t hf ii* a ttu rm y lOF r ■Im h In i n ■o I An AI,., ll .. ..1. *1*1 ,1 ...la -It u i» [ m ro ir, m i r i r s a fart* ( h a t g o o d -u l r f u i iz i r .i: a s w e d o it i m p r o v e s a Rood ti r e lljfl |M.r e e n t. It a d d s risi lim e y . d u r a b i l i t y , a n d t o u g h n e s s to t h e s h o e a n d y o u s a v e a lot of m o n e y o v e r t h e tie d of a m w casing. T r y o u r m ay! i Mmartl hrr hu»h*ml. an- m.n-r«*»icl4 nt* of I u,’*c^.|,ra P ^ l ^ r i y Ihr Mat- „f Florida. III.I they «rr r . r h nvrr , , 'V, ' r.‘l Vn-^V" . 7 ’ , .vro '.\nny,‘, Horl.la. to-w.t On a*.- i.t 21 >r «r». in,I (hat thro- i. no . '■ ,lloC.1' 1*• " 11 M"rhall . Sutviy t»r»,.n in lh.- .late of Florida upon *ha.m I, i " y V ***-. . t o •rfe*. The »«lil l*n«) | • >r\irr .u h p .o n a ran ha- made, that would V 1 k *’ <er dal.- ot (ho i.niwnr. bind Hip defendant*. and that ih.. H it " *u .r , r , l".al.- in the name Unknown kauwn *a«pp of ‘ rptiili-lirp wa* 17■» f \rrt* I , ' T i * F -rtlficatr No. 263, dal, -I lh. Slrp.l, lliclitand I'arV, Mlrhi((an j '!X*' of Gill. V l< 1H6. .aid certiorate T h .■r.torp I i f i . f r >ou, l .iu lElla . l l i Packard l ' . , L . r , l .and 0. 1 IJ 1 1 ' ,nl ' ,*" . l l o„ _f, •llow.<n£ |»r*.p« . . rt> e .r k a r d . ............ m l ... a p p . f r h, the toil ■ , J J,illSr ? " V"' ' ' . f H ''f l V" * " ■f complaint fll.il in Ihli ra u „ - on Of before j J' ‘" ' ‘l ’' 1 • ‘J - . 11 M,U.*'h' '' ' * u r v ,> -th if ay of tlrto b . r. |!»|h\ I.rm r t h r flnl ! .v. <,f" n* **‘•1 «*nil l>f|n( «•- Nntlrr of Appllrallon for Tai H erd l nth r *p*". d at I h»- da In o[ lh. iu o a n r e of auch Srrtlnn fi. Chaplrr IHNN. l.aW * of Florida M*»ml a) itf aj it| runrith and certificate in iht- naryi* of \\ , H. French ol al, I hit rotirt. N ntlrr la h i n b y K»v#n that Mrs. Fannlr Mao Tax Certificate No. 2M, t l x t. l the J Mahnor-y, purf.h.aur uf Tax (Vfti,1rate Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, -Florida It further ard rrn l th»t thl* nrdrr hi* folluwt: lrd dal of July. A. I>. I91fi„«aid r.-tllriral. •N*u. T2, ilalrd I hr '3rd day nf July. \ f* puhhiht *1 in thr Sanfn/d l!< raid, a nc ,unt , Florida embrarr* thi- folio* Inc il.irtH .iJ property I '*1h. h»% fil* d *aid r r f liflratr In m> nlflr*% Ar* irlr XIX. Srrihm I. T h r m im dicpap^r puldliahril in Si-mii»n!r jr«ujnf •H'la.r.l m s. mjt.ol.. r.uinla. tTorida, l..-*il and H h «* made appllm tinn for ta \ i|rr(l tu h sr lir of r i c h a n g r uf ail alcnhoHe (kn*“** a &i»k lor f^ur nil Th** *«ii| lam) if inif-sirating liuUnfi anil hr k-rrajcra, whrth* '•* *«rd tulr itay in ttrtoh. r, a!ao l.'nr' ' rh’'h ' “ ” 1M#* “ ***•., o ; " • " '« '« » t««tir in a r m r d in r . ^ I t h law Mfv«y »d thi* L« v > ti r a n i. The .aid I*»■11»if a**r»*rd at t h r fiatr uf thr i i s UHnre ir wpifttuou*. vinous or mall, are hereby (itfiti><] &t \|n- l .1urt liuiP f arid a rtiyiv riiaih d in *ai»i drN'tidanL* fet-n in tnrnlitinrd -and hr|ftE ttMrut d rtf the dai 1 nf th r ii«u df such rrfilHratr prt th§* h«mr <.d Mm (ii-f (*t «*v. r nrnhibltrd in t h r S ta te of Florid*., a im » | *uf h (trtifh^U »ri thi ninti' *»f W, It. tn n l r Stophfnir. Said land r m h r a t t i th r 4 %et pi alci hul ft»r mcdiral, sd an tiU r or ment last addr*-a ifivi-n. r f« nrh i t ai. fidliiwiniE dr^crihi tl firnpiTty situated In chaniral p u t p o m , and wlnt* for a*cr*mcnl*I Wtin««* m> hand anil :hn m-*1 ».f »«ld T im f 'rrljfiriit** Ni>. d a ir d ihp H»rnlntdr co u n t), Florida, to- wit: .Lot ll. tHtrpo*i%; t h r *aL of which alecihul and win#* cuwrf (his (h«* fit It. da > nf S ifitim h i r, lor t h r purposes aforesaid, shall bo rig u latn l .lrd da> nf July. A. I» |d |fi, .Hid f.rrirtcntr Hlock 12. Tier ft. Sanford. '^ a l» K. a\. IM>t•(*li.ASS, A!*®* Noiiro '»« h rre h y . glvin tha*t Mrs, by \aw. Ch rk nf t'U ruit ( nurl Scrr.imdc Co., Fla. 5*mhfiirnif t h r fidlntain^ dracrihed imipcfty The l^gislaturr ah*|| enact suit F a n r. it* J Mu, h u n r y f p u f r h t» nrr « f T a t l > r * s h u a tu f j i i ^nmlnnlA ctiuitU"* Flurlddl t*»-w|tt S*Ff|*5tc * * T.nt Sahftird Indknia The *aid land h»- tlflratf* No. 1!5, dat*d t h r 3rd day v( July, aldr law* for t h r u nfn rerm m t «>f the nroirlYou Can Boy From Ua at ' *ion* of thi* article, ‘I'K a*»i »»r.| at th r datr «d t h r 'U s u a n r r »»f A. l h IB Ml, ha* filrd said rcrtihcati* in rny Wholeaale Prices ,N«rtr<* of %|>[>fIc_at!i»n fur Tat Il r r d I’mlrr •u rh rrftifirnti* In thi» niinir id K. \ . Mnf- o llh r and ha* tnadr afi|dfratthn for t n t d« *d SVc. ,3. Thl* ariitdiV shall yo Into effect on *» in arriirdanri with law. The *a id the lirsi #u>* «d January. A. l>. I!*l9, Srrtlon K nf t'hapf rr ihhS. I.a\\ •» nf I |ur*i pts . ---------* ilU * %!•«• Tall i V r l if k a t r Nn. 12f** lU trd th r land biing i »*m »n | a! the dal* of lh«* 1i<*ii - j afire uf *uch Cirttftcali* in thr nurnc nf \. T. ’ ('inIf* " dai id 4u1y, _k M IMh. *aid ri rtillirat* SheF-ard, f f r lta tir l'ilM till | Ohr v-ttfetj cawL^Ui r u ft*pi aiici.* with aaid . - . flail’d L an,‘ th.th r Mrd ,la> nf July, A. I*. UMC, laid irr- f! . l l u a o .i | n -S.ml,i„|.. r « , i , l } . t l. rtHa'. p.'-.iV, ! Sal.I l»n.l n i h r m . ’ >■■ '-"i - i l |- |,„ h « i i f.-l.-ry \ \ . i,hi. -i i. s*tt- i d h o l proji.fty •ity ated m -tieTr.iMrtJ biiT H M C B W W P * * * **'. felu rn i tli.-rsof, .hall h* tifiratr rm lirarr* the fnli"»ing tffsrrthrd l.,-i .. Itp.rk Th.- .Bill Unit Pi-irig .,f |l., U nrl.U ’ t.’-nii li.V | Set) f 1 s " , , ; , r i ii is 1 , 'HT,7 r ' |,il I'* the earn.- n gultitlont and resilitntrr! in Srniinn!* ci.urii), I'bir- l>-r<t v i- tV r See V i n ' I' S fl® 1, ' *UUUi,n, a, a r,- |ifo r j d ,d by law fur general ida, lu*wit; Lulu 12 nnd F3. IHuck I ». I>. U. <l*t« . ( i h t i».tittneo cl m f h .e dilieaS e-In \\ F a . t . run -Ik iuit ^tT', S.* 47U fl .N v .' llili n ' " "'" ^ ^ Milt hell'* Stirv/y uf the Livy* Grant, “ in i lh, Hum. . ( ,\, |„ J . n n i n o ; * 1 T K S T 1M O N V WUKJU'.Ol'. nrfi *- Th® aaid Italid lirine r w f « i| al thr AN-, T 11' f"t rtillrate N.* 27s, i!b{, i] tl... N 170 (t, 3 and S ill ahree. 1 have hereunto «et my hand ditfc rf thi* in>iiaiic* (if «u(-Ij. c rn ih c a te 111 till Tpil .Ibj nf July. A. It. 19 . i*, «iti,l . , rlil't'dli(tnleaa •ail) rertihratl'a fthaSI l*e f t d te m r d an*l afTlird thb G reat Seat «f Ihc iiarm* uf \ \ . 1L French, * t at.; I r m l . f a . i . th. f.-ll'.i.liig ilmrUh.it |>rupetly at cording to law t a \ dvt d will i*^ue thi riun Stale of Florida, at Tatlahasffer, ■ref* 1 AN T«v I Vrlifirsie Nit. 2S2. .Uteri the i •Hum*-.! in Senilpnh' munty'. Plorlri*. I.i-*lt : on (he 2 l l h day ftf t-pr* mb* r. A. I». lujft. (Seal) the C a jl U !, thia th® twenty- tilth WiincMi my ftignature am! k h l t hi* th r 6th .la;,July. A. I>. It»I5, -at,I rrrllllral.>, an,[ * v m " r t •». I>. ll. Mltchrll’* day of July, I>. 1 ' l l H . Universal Electricity em b f .rt* th r I.JInHlor il o f H ii n l nruitefly ' u f ' * t * 1 l'-e - , vy (.rant, Th. .ai.| land 2’u rd du> of AuytMt, A.*l»* l ‘*lS. II. CLAY H l A W F O U b , ...... in *8*.-mln. — •- 1l.- rnuaty, — *- , -to-stt,: . Mini: *-,.l at_ th.- .late n| the p s u . i ir e nf (•call IS A. DOUGLASS. Till* ilUTeilKlu; list' uf I'U'i'lrlHly for jituut.d Hnri.la' N f f t f a r y uf S tate, ■Urh fr.'lilirat. in the Mime .1 W. II. French Uhfrk CTrcuit Court Seminole Co,. Fia* h.tiisa.hi.t.l nu n.-ii nu ' a . i i i u *7 *• Hr.-s's Suh IM v. lterot.lf.il In Pl.t DD Frl I lie IL V. M. D ougltff, u . C nOU tu .u Jl* " t i l II" lUl. III..." plIP it.inli 2. page tt>. It. corili Srmin.de enuti- rt at. 1*1 ri-Slc A!«d; T a i ( ‘e r’ lficato N n. 31* d ated tbrc p o s e s tuiH le d t o t i l e p r e d i c t i o n o f tlld- l>. f t ie naTil land Ix-InK t ' s e i f d at the l dair of (In* iti*ua nr® of atirh certificate in 3td day of July. A. H, I «• I #5, .md Certificate verRiil w a t e r . T h e c o s t . w i l l lie rit- 1 tU r . l M i M n , M. T. ^ u b w n k i r * ' In the Circuit f our! .Hr<enth Judlrla] Hr* fltt|irftr«!* the following drpcyibeii |irn|»ertv NOTICK OF KLKCTION cult, Seminole County. In C h a n rrr t. iltieed to a iiiln iin u in n n d It wll! a e iih Alsiit Tax f'crtlficatc No, 1170* dated thi* iltnail'll in S« minolc cmiutv. Florida, to-wit; Della M. Turner Hill Lot it. Sanford llrtglu*. The laid land tir­ .lrd d»> id June, \ f I >. ID 12, unit) nrllO* u n lit n r d -o f to . iiiir;:e e v e n a sindiR ei* under the CoiiMitUllon of ISK5, of the S tate ing a 15 * feted ut tl*»* jliite o f K |Ju irwyance **f , for . . T rrm rtk e cec.l l e a f..r y o u n n d me; cat*1 cfiiLral(i_lh.t'. d c irrib fd |»rop* id Florida, did ua*a tw o Joint Ittfolutionn M r#* W . CfoL Hubert K* Turiftr Divoffe f o r a n o ia l im l a m o u n t n f e l e e l r l e i l y an **riy *(tuati*d in Seminnk* county. Florida, aygb <* r t i i o a f i in d in - p r.rr’ S tt V I l heat th is .-arttien pot, y o u see. firdRoaihfc .*r r u r i . J t o the C*»n*titutlon f rr»v**;‘ v Order of Futdication Lot f., lilk Y. Ilrown** Sulw Div. of Then In It place Just one, two, t h r e e t o c h n r t f e a w a t e r m s In t h e p e r s o n to.mi* id the Slate of Florid a, nml the tam e igrero' I? af»r*carp- from the filTl«Uv(t herein duly llcck I la (nrnock,- The »ald land being »»Ala**: Taft (V rtitiratc No, 277, dated the to by n vote of liirir*fifthi of all the bb d duly -worn to by A. K. Powers, that Full leniipooiiH of tin- fruRrnnl lea. w h o n s|;s fo r a d rin k . •rafted ft! the date uf tine iaatianc*’ id >uch 3r«l d a \ of J u l ' . \ l* I **I»■. i t i j certificate tufrofii member# • lectrd t<» eaclf h>*U««-; that the One each tor lirn. mid mt- ami thco, rrrtiflraie In the r;»T(;e of Fi, N’. CaftiffUfi, im li f a n * th< fidlowifkg drirrib* d pro (left y v«'Im on Haid Joint lt« *iduttonr wrrr entered hi* L ftofirite: b»r (hi complainant, in the, trb o ve i n t i t b I rtailftc; th at It i* (he belief .And where the wat e r l^illlriR he, • Aim*l T a i C* ftlllratr No. 1 10 , dated the ail 11 a ted in Sirninol. county. Florida, li e a it upon i heir reapi*ctiv® Journal#* with tb® of Ah* afbuui .that Holo-rt IL Turner, I* «i Turn uni then steep II thoroughly Mb day of Jlily, A. IL IldS-, '■aid certificate Lot Is, ttliii k It, 11. 1L Mjichidr« aiirvcy id )«*«• nnd nay* thereon, and they did d eter­ non-resident *f the State of F'birlda and lb Bcf»w. The tald land mine and direct that the tatd Joint Tlir«-o minutes to *et flavor free. e m b r a c e I ti*- Following di scribed pruprriy that bi( addre»» W unknown, and that there • ilu aitd in St-rtt in ole fflUBlv, Florida, to*w i t : t i l i n g a*if#«Hl a t t h i if a'* «f th» j** uance tit ill lift in iilltitnltlrii to the * b rt - t*> if *b»» i- no | ronfi in the state nf Florida, the *cr-u^tr certlfi a ! ' in ( h e ria. no of YV U ! Stai* B; M.i di n o si KH i ' l l : n \ =1%.-rn b*-r I t ot f»S, Sanford II■Ijjht* T h r maid land he* fif Virr o* 4 «11 b poi m • iiiom whom *«iu{d bind . MORE GOOD THINGS. < al. inc a'Hf-A^rd at the eialr >>i tb* i**iiancr of | r. tn* ili-findant, amf Btiiani fu rth er iay# that I «udi ertUltratH m the rami- of j. II Itagn- * Yht. T r . i C ri I lire t N o dal * Noi\. TH Kill: FollK. I, II L A Y b*' bi lii \ «• the «g** ef tJiu defendant tn ft# \ i> (Si j dab 3 rd ' Lbi of Jill o ver t w»Ilf y nil" vi j n Spimirb Ih one of tfl<* Rprlng* profiis f"!!' i.i; V dc Y-*u It- to rt I Tmnyr. ar*- therefore j Aim T a i < t rlifbntr No. 3f.l, dn!«d thr friil'*;.;" » Jb ordered to app*ar tr. (hi* bill on Monday, ulihh slimiltl be iimhI freely, ll Is 3rd da,) of J *, I>* It. ID 16, »atd rcrtincate thm *fh day c f Of!oher* T 01 Fl, the same i-mbfac* a (h** following i l u e r t h H priificrty 1’iiy H i e h i ' s i M a r k e t I V Irc s I’re v n ili b li In Iron iiml 4 Hub* day of this Cuurt, t»r *abl Hill ftituatrd in Seminole county, Florida. Io-wit: will be held in each co u n ty In Florida on being Hi!! ti*' tab* n cotifes-cd. ing Day of Itcfelpl. SKG of N \V *I See 25, TV. 21 S, It. 31 K. *at«l land being a*#* *■*«d at tl** dal#* of ilie T i,, ,.f , 1.,'h r.- flId e al.' in Ihj- n am e u L J " rr.',“ >' *” *' - ic r e e ,lin e th e fir.t M i.n d a y It is fu r th ir ordered th at thla notirn be tb ttfres. T.he #ai«I land being n m jU td ut i..,M \V. IS. I f. neh ut! ^ tFt)i<t-H'l T n . v wilt. puldi«he*l for right rouscrutivn In II* f» if*mn : J nr k Mini Hit |S«ti!tri A l a i i u n . the dnte *»f tb® |s*uiincf »pf f urhi r* rIificate th* Sanford IV raid, a new spaper publifthm) N. J. |uHn«>t nij, farnur, Inllfjortun, Ft*-, and In .the name of l rhknown; S p-1 n a c h ‘ a n d 1 T ,“ '« V ’ ,,i.f lrV " S '* . ' ' ‘•'••.•J. ,hp ' a> " lY lh lla y of *N ..% . m j.'f j in S*-minolr Cminty. Fliuidit. " * M. II* nilhig, fiirimr, tfh n St. Alar)*, Fin. f a iiiiru lli.il .i-r r.-jrejlnn uf th e • .|.l Abo* 'Fait CVriificafL* No, tl!l, stated the Ir .l ' I f " f Jwl , A. f> I .Mr., 5*1.1 r r M lf l.a t .. f „ r 'Eons .—11 live ready Y\ It n* V \. 1tonglans* Clerk of tha '"inbriif*-- „, tb** «1 i.rn properly 1 1..- fidjirwing M ln w if ic d< il.-“tfilii r r lln .l p e rty j, u . ...I „ t|,in . ............... . O ......... 2nd d«\ id' Jurir jw\ M 1b ! 3. mid ctr- •■ifit'rur. I 1* ' dn*ib ...fin | hold i 1 v, 1 * 0 » • - r. li! u! i»tfl *,I *tu ** a!# t uiof-ir.. * IrMiit 1 i.M*' to .nut G-r S* min pie f ’nuiii), a ueneroiiH cii|iful 1*f*«,it » - in’ r:irt ■ * f• f b *• !*■\* ft ■■■pi In .1 |,r*t|o H o n d a .if d h* *«I -d , 4|p | r , n i n . ttd»*2'.iLi J I P' Milt 111, IU.M k I *. I * I. M m vtr i rt j, »i uatir»l th Si th i n '1 c o u n t) , H onda, 1 of rooked s|>limt;li Y l » I'J l X •f J u l y , Grant. Th* \ \\ lU ltll. Mating** !•**wit lo*t U'f, St. Jtwi |ib. Tb*' *>siid Infill eh* 1 ^ *un*X *d thi* h u I Y I fiiuglu —t t 11’f k ebopped line. Melt b* ing ftt the da t*of llo U eurirp *ioi .and, hi ing ti*,. -»*+d ,|i • h« date if t h* \ j o i n t i t r s u L t t r 1 1 N ) 1 • f'C 50 Ih V. If YYITson, ! * <’ s*i • *»« oafjO **( ( Hi. Jack*«inIMi', Florida i*f :Ui !. ,* rtito a(. m i i^ r u i n i<? I *kiti»*vn L^Ua'ii* f --u®h • * f \ fill let L> ‘ <1l*‘h ft \ -• -1- \ 1 1 ' 1 WO ■ U'Ula|MHl|l fills \Y M I »' • I. . al, tf » I I■111" I f 11,1 M-Jii(■•♦ Ta% < ■-lilii 4 J* N " t f>S . i1n! ■-1 t hr E ■r 1 ■J 4 1ll[ 1 V ’ ‘ * * tu'. 'f of fdtMer. mid n !* ik*Tiri fc ( 1111*m111 -o ».* I d ♦ ‘ i'll \ I ♦ I’M 1 , . --it,. ,t* ' .1.1 • i n il. ui. ! • * • i rrebrot* ib* S-1 v.i.g • ••rib*.! Ii* V It*-lifted b> th* Lvguia t: hJ. sl.iMii.ful "f flour n fi.urili of n of l h* V-i ifg ih *t ri h* «f JT |M f♦ "I ui* of Flurplii ^ • ittistTid In' ^etnUi-'T* 'oiin'ii, FL.rid.t t-owit ' -|" . Ill'll eiieh of sull nn.I ja'pjK'r; i ■ti fi S'. l h. hi. 1.• ml Hiat the fodoairig iinootifm nr of >rr. Lot V Sat for*I ll»igbt * t Tb* *-wid fund be- | *... k 1*. 1» It J i if r H• 1!*- li.'ii k *1 ftrii.l.' X fl, ■! thi 1 ut tun i ir*r i b w m ii I at th -i .■- *d1 1..- i**.i,iim- of * "ok a iii.iin en l, t h e n n d d h u ll u e u p t.,f«,t «. -»r » r t . .. •uch r*rf,r*i.ti iri tl* >h o #of |?_ J Star f ’ S . . ■I FI Of ?-» If........... ' 1 1114 , Lti ihi n w — tl ti fi,-« *'» llxli 1 2 ' f ri> Si mill; n io l s t i r u n t i l O.iilitijr i lion III I i r i , e v a g r u d ! * and -hull h< »U1 I, o f -III '• Ci f! in r»t £ lit (Ll ill* Hll . f YY Ii i m ilt'd t o the ebct**r# *»l tlfe State fn A. f Mo ' p i l i n ' I i . in K mill u se U> l i m ­ Y!^1’ T a) ( ‘ifltficuti N". I VI. glared t liee jj rFrench «i, r« neh »l * t ui, U1 U* T*fild rfitlcat \ day .-r Ju tv , \ L> IIhltN -«ld e« crtiUcaMit -litsH l . i i k l m i - . l l ' h . H renk lo l.e th e ■ 274 rlnlttl f fi t \U• #V.* V rnt.* I It• Gdh i»*in' C fl lir«l pfiipi-f f \ c flfni d r i | t| t ff o ti1 t h r e e f n h i - t j i n n d '<-1 t h e m ■If ’ E IH M ftId • l*. I 'X 1 *’ • * Mi . '• • V I I* V‘ l'. U _ «t tio' d' -rnle " l e u to r o o k until • -m fit t ...... i *. rt. wit I. l» 1)1 t * *1 A ! « ' k i* j • i. '! ■ t«* 1! % - S' n e its it lulu l|i*.iti nr s u p p e r ! -u tin It* I bhe o f **ra fi • TI- •-il't IAtill * H 2 * < l« g . Y V on ili-li !*-o*.vr. of . f N Y\ . YY 1 ., h. r 11 l*i i-urh 1 hi* *-ui'l .1.«nd ' IoMock O r a n g e M a r m a l a d e . — S c r a p e -1 + • f dp ii>Bii 4 nn- of B e i i e r C r o p s " m n | i.'rate eriu m .li ra w r u r r e i * in ■1 i » r . l " . I i :i - 1»!• tl wftiri i, ( *j ,n, a t, w •on.. .f l.uine A \1* KENT VULCANIZING WORKS . On Flour, {Jrain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates W. A. Merrjday Company Ptlatlu, Florida mt IKITCI1E iC A B IN W11KHFAH, ThV Lc^Ulaftiro of lujf. Strictly F r e s h Eggs and Good Stock Chickens Wanted. i tb* IML at/t1jpBHI_ 0t lie r niaterbit ___ t>?*th . POULTRY & SUPPLY COMPANY i:tlh Try a Herald Want Ad In h er W h e a t l< p s s ____ K itc h e n & ' * i-h l « i . | oiim|>, |In n Mpt.-ezi* " i t - r ’Ii. l i i r r o l th P J u i . e u f Dir.-.- P m onk. -• '-1 *o.»k in ji .I.,til,|e h n l l . r iiml '■-Ir, ;lll tlpHP, o r u n ti l t h e .JlTlot-- : m 0 ■■ I t h e n m i d tin- u n i t e d r i n d n n d ,iu ... o f 1 1.ro e ortllli’e s mill flllir i l l p . - of ' i i i l u r : <( h.s* u n ti l ih ii k sh e Is doin^ her P^ct to help win tilt* Wd* *“ sins.ili wi t h P u t t e r , sail nml pepper, add a little milk and din- j p,o,. m 'Individual luikltii* dislieH. * ■ 'T w ith r o u n d s ,.{ p a s t r y , u in k liiR ! s o ■ap e tUm; f o r t h e Hle iiin—m r ken pc. 1 - i.i- loin; eiioii” |i io t o o k t h e imHiry ! r • r ^ *dt o r A re you doing yo u r« 1 r, Spanish Mackerel.—Spill n S|uilil**li " - " ' k . - l l l ll.lUll III-- luH’k. ii-lllllll- lilt* , I-"ih - 111.1I iht*. mum 11 liinn-s iiIImcIkmI In it- ScuNim Inutile with otjmfmHlIi of I 11 ti*m?iMinnfoJ o f Milt n m l ti f**w . i!:ju|n-s ^if im ji r i k n , NijiH*''*.' o v n r tin* li'li tin* J u l r o o f h a l f a lo m n ii m n l ‘•1-rnikl,. wIlli 11 talil.'NjKKinfiil of llni*)y •. 1 !■<>|i|.«-(| 1 liivi-s; pur the link Imct Id 1 “ r,!trTirnI tlllll |»|ll< •• II In ll 1 "knur illell, . Kullnt'll* for. llm tllMl*. l .iv 'i|*-<— fit Wilt JMirk nvrr II mnl ' in ti lint m , n I,I,If mi linur. Illt'*"'" tin- purk-iiml pnur nv»-r tin* IUIi l! "Up Ilf llillhly M*liwitll‘<l tnlMHtn MIUl'O. CM- u t u i l l u T Clip Willi tin* Hull. HSL I'f-il Your Hogs SO ‘Week* Ecrlicr | a "vary lot n[ hdi;s on food two • r t h e e weeks guickly And actually vat !i-hs than others. If all would fatten like these, the entire drove would ' In* 'ready for the market six weeks' curlier and to save six weoks ( " d ■* an item that yon fully linder"tand. * ' The lui'g Hint fattens easily must he in prime physical condition. The 1! A. Thomas Hog Powder is a conditioner for hogs. It keeps their "J’Htern clean and healthy and enat'1'*s them to fatten quickly without (nditiK a prey to the usnal diseases of hogs. The B. A. Thomas' Hog Powder is not stock food. I t ’s straight medicine and wo look the agency because it cnatdes you to feed nut your hogs much earlier. L*. Allen Seed C o . 5 -F r.M to i o e, dj ! d t he It J*|» al J u| i' i f . 1 ■ -- • v -*i d h r d p - p* rm ■i-t.nai-i •( in '■* 11 L- - * 11 •■‘ < . J J -rlda t i l *\\ h I S t \ , >.** . Tp 21 It , e tort, F? o f \ Y i M I j*1 i 1 .*> r» t t » aid land bring HI 1 F \ I m 11 (, I \ , «I—**| nf flu da-Ti ' d sin h - i a i H i ’ "| feueh J H, h t rri uit ' ut'i >♦ mlmHe * . * r 1 1fp (i * if • 11, na 1C* f I'liG n »• --->• I \ M I • 11g I j \|o . T*1 V C. r*\f Vn t i l . 0*»*rd »H -P . Vtid 'I•i'* "f Jut*. \ 11 ' '• I h -ft*d '''ftib- 1 I iai. 1 f p tifjv n . I h' following di irriioot prop I ■soil* I OF I Li t I I.IN I 1 rt > - i t u a t 'd *tn St rn trod*r n y n t , , Flofidn, T-. ill' Sb••f 1 IT *d >* nut.■'« i "inn ^ f iln 1 Tit v*11 I of *! 1 St Ji^ipb The *nid land State of FL-fida , 1 being al thr date id t In |*«ijilnfe of IL ft known, that I, H. 1 'LAY * It YYY* *uch ce/ it flea t ** tn the name t*f l ‘n|inown; FOH fL»S« rretarv of State of the Slat** of No, 3h2, ddtrd the | Florida, do hereby gifti nollre (hat u AUp Ttt x t Vt t i flea t 3rd da> of JviV . Y I* f»DL HBld nifitllrnte [ t i L N F It AL LI. Ft TH »N ll'f fan « I I * foilitajn-g i r l h.-d 11r" Iu*ri w \l |(S p, f db| in S# fi.ti..'b I ••Mot), SHit *111 j a 11" l III Seminole c o u n t., Florida, t o w n 1 iel bi : »t *lu«*iia> l i t ^ iir.i.d lrg TIn N L j 1 nf S YY ' a_ S * r 2 .7 . . T t N ,2 1, ti*,. I V . T L JT , ...J 44.tfvt M u r. ii a y . i n . X L v * m L L1 A , J j . ltil |u a* r» * The laid land being n*«* -,-d nt . id T ’o da b. in* 1 1 . 1 Ithe he 'da! rHU l i i r " f rh* tf-p aiiy* " ff siicfi s u c h r* rt rH fb ...v ... 4 .* J. .1.i T ii DAY nl N w VF, M ffFriL-_____ koA.1 Al**Ja-a 1-*-^.—__ - 1-Ui 1. -i ~ fr* . T f ' i t-1 - ~ 7 ' . VITu ft i <Ti .If **• x ■ 4 L ’. *1 ■h» f***-1.-1,ui i -**•' ■ • ' *. * -i11 i ft! b .Ju » • f J ol \ t Y I • I "M( ,***iihI n r11Ii i»i. ln 1 b• . !“11:! • — lftt ft l l*k ' rI , ' 1 11■|J 1 m I*' i t . - V e g e ta b l e P ie . — H a v e r e a d y r o o k e d d r i '41 1.1ii ill P e n n s , r u b e s o f . a r r e t * ' t u i n i j . p e n s n n d r u i m e d r u m . .\f ls 1 ■l I ' t ' l l o i gs'HP *ft*• fat>M iN iiT R aT ion LEGAL ADVERTISING ... ~~~ ............... . ... Snnlnolr Counil, Florida In ( hanrrt> A.u n .r k . l'..rnrt»tn.nt ' f Stm < lark. Pr-IrnaanI 1 «i,ii»n I''' sim' rUrl" I It 1, ben-liy -rir'l'-rerl that ynu aiipijir l ,,,,1 h)M nl rnmpluint fil.il h r f l n »r»ln#t y ; on tin- 1th liny "I OtlutMf, ISIS, MlU ll". Sunloril Hrr«l'f I* il«-flen»t*-'l »» 'h>- n.-». ■itll I. Ii»pt-r lh wlilrh t Mo onli-r ,h»U •'«■ i*ubli«hr<J <mrr ■ »*ek for ItTur r o n i r r u l iv r wr,k». Wll n n * my hunrl * « J »r*l "t "fllrr al H.ntoril, F ln ild ,. Ihia Si-ptr-mhrr filh, t9 lh . ■ ni-ali 1 E. A. tlOUGI.ASS, Plrrk Cirruit Court. Srhrll'* Mairir*. S'llk-iti'f for Complainant. 5Frfl5te I n 'C l r r i i i l Court of th r N rornlh Judlrlal Urauli ,-f ttortrJam. Hrmlnoli- Counly. In (Ih in rrry , Wnrr«-n Ilnhin.on v*. . * Citation N tlllf II n hi Mon To Nellie ItnblMon. Cr^M't State*; You arn hereby ordered to^lie arid appear to | h r ' hill or romptalfll filed herein acalnat you at the Court llo ute In Santord. Klorida. kn t he lira! Monday in November. I9IH, helnK the l l h day "f *»iJ M-.nih. acCe-nlin c to law. (ml Inn to do »n derree pro f in le**o »ill be taken asalnut you. fulluved by llnai decree. ll la further ordered th a t Ihi* order he published In the Sanford llrrald. a n e a tpaper pubUahrd In Seminole County, Flor­ ida. once each wrek for eU hl comecutive Clven under tny hand and »eal of laid court thl* the 6th day nf September, A. II. ■ I 9 ,’J - .r , E. A. H 0 U G L A 9S . ('Krk Circuit Court Scminolf Co., Fla. 6FrJ*9tc In Circuit Court uf Ihc H c.cnlh Judlrlal Or* rull of Flo.lda, Ncmlnolr County. In Chancc.y llt-.a Kin* Johnion Citatlnn. ■va. Hill of' Isaac JoWn Johnaon (^omplnlnl T o Isaac John Juhruun. United Stall*. -You arc hereby nrdi-rv'd to he and appear t« the bill of complaint filed a c a l o tt you at t h . Court House in SaliForil, Florida, on the flrat Monday In October, ISMS, hrin* the 7th day o( laid month, accordine to law, lading to do *u decree pro eonf««o will (je Inker.* a(ain*t you, followed by final de- Oletetlc Habits. 1cr.r. som.. ,.,.,.,,1.. in unfit ti.ni n : ' • ‘k'idnriiin is ll fu rio sity . A n u jjlil ............. ..... .................... . i b - p**piiii,ti«>M **• tin* w tirld , VHIYV PNtinilttod nppixixl- 'nnt.dy nl 1,000,000,(1110. Is wild to bt*' dlvldfti ns tn dlcletlc habits ubout ns follows: Strict vpgt-fiirlims. yO.QOO,- t 'v J ; paper publithtd in Seminal** Countw. Florida, " % ' iv; 2 h0 ^ ^ court ir»»» tb.- !kh day l.rall E. -Clerk Cirruit Court, 6 -Fri-ilc • r ” : : r . . r , ;.',,:i of September, I'JIH A. tUMKJl.ASS. Seminole Co., Fl*. Circuit t.’aarl o7 ike N c t r n l h Judicial bbO; jirnrllcnlly vegetarians* but «it Circuit of Ifdllda, Hemlnole Ceunly. In Ing n little flsh or flesh. 450,000.000; { C b .n r r r y 1 Hill to Hitjng meat about once a week (on j le 3. Fiiher, _ Complainant ____ Forecloae h ig h thiyn (Hid h o l i d a y s ) , 5 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 ; E tt a P ackard and J a Hacki l | i . ■«« on 'Utlng meat 'tally lind sometime* more " 'd suii, a,*CooV.', hii wdf’e,* ‘ H-nn once n day. 400,000,000. _ . Y1 ‘ In | V o^ E & 'L ck.rd .n d 1 •' 1 ..1 •I'..1 1. it Mi -i.l»|.-1 1ali*>h f • r* r il * i 1 tn t if , .I ’ .......- fi t ■wI Ml V* \ a .4 i . M i i " * ' '-i.aJi h« • !. 1 in. 'i ■1 • 1 » '• ! a ft« t a i ilxFx -fa OX-j ti - - - 1tie ** i *»• l 4i-w '4-1*1 *in V rtf 1*1 »*t( a r. ^ I r* l h i -, f *in rn ft -.flu i .t I . glut! If rt L*n fi - r a 1 1 1l b * " J. o. Packard, h.r <fnlda •> thi f..If.. » mg 3. ftr (1b« *I ^*r•»J»• rp 1■lflift!**1 IIf Si fill ll m11* H'UIlt j, i birnln. t" Far S•11jfn« t»»>1 w(| |."t ft, III..ik < . «Vl.'fft \ft. \«b> YlorlditSanford, rircurdril in 1*1*1 lLi«»k l»* D F’pr (w u Ju ftfirts t h r S 'J^ rm r, f’iiUff (OranKi* (Nointy llccnrdp'. T h r mid land o f ‘ t hp F la t*' nf F b ifiit hrlrig HMfiifi] ut thv (late »*f th** iisunm# of F'nr t w i i U a11r*ia>i (*r rsn 1m itid V ff i f ih sorb certificate in (hr nhmr o f Anna M r lU f. Sfifp *»f Florida. , r oiio M i’ftibt f <f ho Itm iM ■j f It* pr* Alftti: T« * CrfliflcaW Not 112, lint ml (hr n'iiFIoall vt * i of tho Stii »if Florid j 6th day nf July. A, fl, 1DI 5* ft*ill rrrtilira i*■ f or f d»unt > Sur s ♦ Hnlifan* ib** following dcftcribcij ‘ proprrlft F*»r live* ('torn I -n (HiaM'iHrir ciliifttfd in Si* mi nob* county, Fiornla, lo-wu " i t h i J *UU, ( Fo r i br« «> ‘M i n I.of UT, Sm»fomI Hrigbl* Tht*^ mid land | I'f Pohtic ln*tri|rl bring Rs«r***ol s*t the d a tr of th r iMimno i 1u*f ir** "f iht 1. ... ■ im uml ft r t fi, fI( of »tirh rcftihcatc in thr n a m r *«f »' S Ju»ll,n Dintri' ft If ?a *• : Itmucbrr, Alio, Tax ( i f titirn t*« No 4 43, tint - i 1' uns t a tfh if. f n I I t It,, h'll •>ftk' 1, i d I hi- 2 rot tlu) of June, A V J '* J 3, -atd D i *» ri ( t • m \ J A?rd ,t r i r11ft *at** ritihrarr* th r fuiloving drB<nhrd I n k -*-■11m«fti ft Y* * -if f, I tl 1 ft F "f r"*1rt+' nroprf 1y Pltuafrrt *in S* mlnAfiy colinfY, Ffnr -ri, <1 l hr Iif* S- m. m y Im rt'i * n* Ida, t" wit Lul 4-1. Si J oftrph T hr «aitl Ia ml britig as-ic^ard at thr datr of t h r iMUinn thr- S late rtf Flt.flrla ,rt Tattaha-r-rr. tf r- I'ap-nf »»rh rrrtifirat** In th r n a m r iif Wm and tt#J, llti* I lie | a-v-tit v-firurt It day r,l A rtpirl, t I ' ITU* ,K(nma S tyrh . , ^ II < ! \ \ I It A VVI U ltlt. Atso; Tax t ’arfiflcatr No. I IN. datrd th r nf Stale. 2nd day ol^Junr, A. D. If*13, .paid crffiri- To E, E. * Itrail) .S l i t ri j! Ser-r,lary Sr- min-de C ounty. cate imhracc* (he following dm crib ml jifupr-k rl-IO tr »*rty ftituatvil In Hcmlnob* co u n ly , Flnritla. to wit: W !( of Jydl 10 0 , Ht. Joarph. The • aid land bring iMrixwl Al the date <if (hr N ailer uf Application Tor T ai -Deed I'ndrr Herr ton A I 'b a p t rr l.«av t f Florida l u u i n r r of wuch crrtlflcAtr in t h r n a m r f*l P. S. S li r k r y ; N otlr-'l* h< rehy civen that W. M. IfayneV, Alio: Tas Ccrtiflcalc No. I l l , dated lh** purrhover of Taa C ertlflrale No, I9"5, dati?tj 6th day of Ju ly ,4 A, fl. 1315, -aid crrUflcatr the .Ini rlav uf Jum-', A. If. HoM, ha* tiled rmbrnccft t h r following dracrlbrd land ait- •aid eel tifiralr in my oltire,' and ha, made uatrd in H* minolr county, Florida, lo*»i( appliration lor la» deed Io iaaue in accordSK I, of SKU* Hi*c. I, T|*. 20 S, It. 32 F*. and- with law. Said crrtlllrale em b rirra 40 arrea. The paid land being ACftcKird at the lollowinc drerrihed _property in Sem­ th r date of the IkAUAncc of «uFh rcrliflratr inole countv, Florida, to-wlt; E M of U d 3 and E > , ol I.ol I A. E, Grillin', Suh. IUv. in (hr name of* Unknown; v AIpo: Tax Certificate No. 253. dattxl th r The aaid land bcinp a«*i**ed ht the date of in the name 6th d a y ‘of July, A. Fb l!*!6, paid rertiUcatr ' t h , laanance ot aueh rertifical**-* ‘ ’ emhricf-fl thr* (tdlfftwitig dracribed land *ltu- of A. K, (irtlhn. Alao; Notice la hereby yivin that W. M. atml In Srminolc county, a tate of Florida, i fi-wii Lot* 3, C* fi and f», I H r w "p Sub. f t| v llayTiea, porchaaer of T a t Certiffrate No. Hrrordfd in I'lal Hook 2, Page 40, Urcyrdf 2560, d a lr d the 6th day i j June, A. I* of Sr minolr C ounty, T hr -aid land bring iVti!i, haa filed *al*l r-erlihrale In my "litre, ftuMMcfl a t - t h e dale of the UaUalice of *urh and haa made application for lav deed to Meuv i u accordance wilh law Said certio­ £rftiflral« in the name of Unknown. rate ernbraeta th r fnllowipi: tlearnbrd prop­ Alan; T a i Certificate Nn, J t * , data tl the erty « it u a t/ d In Seminole rnunty. Florid*, l r d d»y of Ju ly. A. 1). ISIfi, >alil Vertlflrate t«V-w it: N fy l.ot 5 A. E. Grllfln', Sub. Ulv. embrace* the rnlluwln^ tlrirrihed land ritu- The aaid land brine a**e#*ed at thr date of ated in Seminole roteniy. Florid*, to-ait the iaaii.nre of *uen certificate in thr name S W 'j -f HE}». See. 2l, T p. 21 S, It. .11 . of Unknown. 10 nrrrtt. T h e said land helbK a**e**t-d at Aleo: Notice la hereby given th at W. Me th r date of flip laauanrr of auch certificate tlayurfe, purrha*er of T b» Certificate No, in the namr- of W. A. Stone; 2560, d a te d ,l h a 6th day ol June, A. tf. Ih'-ID, Also; Ta> Certificate No. 3!ifi, dated the baa filed *ald certificate In my ollice ami 3rd day of July, A. If. I'JIH. Said rettifl- h a , made application for tax deed to lu u e rale em b ra re . the Inflowing dracribed prop­ in accordance with law. Said reftlflctap erty alluated in Seminole r o u n t y , - Florida, embrace* the following drtrrlhed property to-wlt: N E H “ I 8 W1| Sec. 21, Tp. 21 S. •itualed In Semlnnle rounty, Florida, tiewdt; It. .11 E. 10 acre*. Said land being niaci*- W!y ol l.ot 3 and Wty of l.ot 1 A. E. firifrrl at the d a le nf the Itiu an re of *uch cer­ fin'x Suh. Ifiv. Said land hiine BMea/ch al the date of the laau.nce of auch rertilirxtc tificate in the name ot Unknown; in t h r name of C. L Illank. Alao: Tax errtlflrale Nn. 151, d a lr d The Al,o; Notice la herrhy ilveh that W. M. 3rd day of Ju ly , A, 1). IMS, ►aid eertltirate Ilayne*. of Tax CeMiflrate 5 1b, embrace# the lollowini dracribed properly dated the pufehaaer 1th day of July, A. If. 1901, haa aituatcrT in Seminole county, Florida, to-wit; BW*1 ol S W ' i , Sec. 20, Tp. 21 8. H. 31 K. tiled raid certificate in my office, and ha* 10 acre#, T h r aaid Itnrl b rin e a**ea*rd at tnade application foe tax died to lu u e In ac­ cordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the date o| the laiuance of auch rertlfirate the fotlowln* d tx rrih id property xituated |n t h e name uf Unknown; In Seminole county. Florid,, Itewltj, H U ot L o t h and E ly of l.ota i and P X. E. tirifAlao: T a t " Certificate No. I«M. dated the 3rd day ol July. A ll. |9lfi. aaitl rertificaie ttn'a Sub. I>iv of parta Sec 7-H Tp. 21 S, It. 3li E. Said land beinf;. a*rr*ee'i at the ernbraeta the following Jearrlhed land >il uated io Seminole county, Florida, to ait dale nf t ht- itauanre -tf epeh rerltficafe in SW H "I S E H Of S W H n f s w i , , Sec 9 the name of W. A. Ilrowner Tp. 20 S, ll. 32 E. 2 ] j acre,. The , . , d Alio; Notiee i« her-Iq tiven that W. M. land brinK aue-airtl at thv dale rtf the i*>u- HaVnea, purchaeer of Tax Certificate No anre of auch certIBratr in the name oj p, W. IB04, dhted I hr 3rd day uf June, A. If, G ,l(,r; 1901, haa filed aaid certificate in my ulllre, Alin: T i l Certificate No. 2 g |, dated the and haa made application -for tax deed to jaxuc In accordance with law. Said certlfi 3rd day °f Ju iy, A- l>. 19IB. ««ld cerilliratq rmbriT**- mV followlni u raerih rd property -ran—r m h ra r r x- t fir'Tnlh'.Vm/ dracrihr<rprop^ ■llualrd In Seminole rou n ty , Florida, tm wit' erty a ltu a trd in Seminole county. Florid., Lot 93, Ulock t>, f). It. M itchell', Survey to-wlt: l.ot t A. E. Griffin'* Suh. Ifiv. The of t h , I-evy G rant. 1G acre*. T hn raid land **ld land helnf"aaaraard at th r date nf the beinf .aaraaed at th* data ut l h , l u m b e r i**uance nf auch certificate in the name of of auch certificate in t b , nam e of- W. II. A. K. Griffin, Frtnch, Vt al. Alao; N o lle , fa hereby given th a t W. Mlfaynea, p u tc h a .t r of Tax Certificate NoAlto; Tax Certiorate* No. 31, d ated the 1906, dated the 3rd day of June, A. I). 1901, 3rd day of July, A. t>. 1916, »ald certificate ha* filed aaid Ce(tJfl*atr In my offic. and embrace* the fallowing described property haa mad* application- for taa deed to l**(i* Heavy yield* of high c la n product* are necetiary to bring a big net profit to the grower. The banner record for *uch remit* ha»-been held for the Ins! quarter-century by Ideal Fertilizers Send for our Free Books on all commercial crop* of Florida; also our Spray Catalogue^ Special advice gladly given. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co.( •M f«. Ideal Fertilizer*. • -Jacksonville, Fl*. JO*lie [iD E A ld ru m m * . -» « • . | w'UCt|*Tt)0lll*| 'unim* t* ' ^"-Jornuil* THE UNIVERSAL CAR Reliable mechanical attention given to your Ford means more service from your car and less cost in its operation. Let us take care of your car. We have the mechanics who know how and use only the genuine Ford mate­ rials and only ask the fixed, standarjl, Ford factory prices. As you value the use of your Ford see that it is kept mechan­ ically right. C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman •ii ARE YOU INJURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance Om CE FEbPLEH HANK BUILDING Sanford, -f ^ V Florida * ♦ . ? t* =^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>, September 20, 1918; <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/4d07f35c0c7aaf2370f88b1aeb790212.pdf b699a10cee15cab631171e75d4e6ddcd PDF Text Text ~ *. _ l--T ■_ _ _ •• • - '- " . ■ * * - . .*•* ------------ — i. • ■ ■ ■ • • ' . JF * •-*_____ *__________ • . i ’ • .. T . ■■ . . - 7 : . ‘ ' .. 1, _r:- --------- *—— » » *—7.^ • , SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SCHOOLS. BOA HD OF T R A D E RESOLUTION Symuplh) ■— - — # • • • /. --------- — i — . • * • —— '* --- J'r.*r •w .v SHOULD ATTEND SCHOOL DURING WAR PERIOD GOVERNMENT SO STATES CHILDREN _• •' . •' ;— T " ■ ■ and Good Will V. Or Co. Toward ‘ Arthur bossing .Makes the Supreme Sacrifice. • * * ' • Sanford's first hoy to lose his life bnttling for the liberty 'o f the world—Arthur D. Lossing. .* Several weeks ago word cam e‘ to Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. .Lossing of this city that their son, Arthur, had been seriopsly wounded in France. .H e was the driver of an ambulance; And with his customary bravery hnd been down in the front lines doing all that he could to get the wounded hoys from the' battlefield and hack to the first line hospitals-w here-they could receive first aid nnd medicnl attention. While in the per/orntance of his duty he wap shot and had one of his legs broken, nnd wns uterhwise injured by flying shrapnel bullets. He was placed in the ambulance and while on the way to . .Ulffrhospital was again struck nnd had his other leg broken. He reached the hospital and received attention and hiar let­ ter stated- that he -was -resting-easy. •« — It was hoped by his many, friends here that ho was re­ covering but complications must have arisen that could not he controlled, and while, no official information other thnn n brief wire announcing his death has been received, we khow that Arthur met the end bravely as he had met his duties on the field. * . Arthur Lossing has made the supreme sacrifice. May God soften the blow for his grief stricken parents. . The following is the telegramj^ceived this morning: Washington/-!). C. Sept 23. 1918 . . Mr, Allcu_.J~ Lossing, • Sanford, Florida. j i Deeply regret to inform yo\i tbut it is officially reported that private Arthur D. Lossing, Infantry, died August twenty fifth from wounds received in action. — " Harris, acting Adjutant General. . ENGLISH BASTING TURKEY; TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PRISONERS IN HOLY LAND EDITORS W ILL AKLP Surprised, nt Great Work of War Council. FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRO­ CRESS IN FRANCE. In hii letter- to the Secretary .London, Sept. 23.— Twonty-fivo At u luncheon on this date, In Interior, approving the campaign of ••The Sanford Board of Trade, re­ thousand Turkish prisoner Nnd 2G0 presenting not only the ritizenshiD which the United War Workers for the Bureau of Education for the sup­ guns had been.counted up to yestcr-Florida and representatives o f the port of the schools-^nd-the mainte­ of Sanford, hut the cnHrt*-tymnry~of day evening by General Allcnby's newspapers, daily and. weekly, of nance of attendance upon them dur­ Seminole, In regulur session assem­ forces pushing northward through Florida participated, a Committee Palestine, it is officially announced. ing the war, President Wilson says: bled, passed the following resolu­ of three was appointed to draft and “ That in so far as tho draft Inw will tions, ordered same spread upon The eptiro Seventh and Eighth Tur­ their minutes and a ropy sent to present to thb newspapers editdrs th permit, there should l>c no falling off kish armies huve been captured and following resolution: . in attendance in th 6 elementnry Mr. R. F. Srius, Division Manager it is stated that these armies virtu- ‘ of the. Virginia .Carolina Chemical m-IiooIs, higlr schdSli or colleges, is > ally ccasc to exsist. . RESOLUTION a matter of the vtjry greatest impor­ Compuny, at Atlanta, Ga. London, Sept. 23.— Reports from tance, affecting both our strength in "W here as we viewed with deep the Palestine front indicate that none Listening to the inspiring message^ v,ar and our National .welfare, and concern and sincere regret, the de­ of the Turkish force of 50,000 trap­ delivered by Gypsy Smith direct rftirieney when the war is over." He struction. !>y lire. of .the Virginia from the trenches in France nnd bg> ped by the British can possibe {heir*urges, that the people support Carolina Chemical Company's fac­ J. M. Clinton, the representative ___L uih^jii,. Sept. 23.—T he-British T M ’fnuslytftefr schools of hit ‘grades tory here on the 2nd duy of Septem­ of the foreign work of t the Y. last night attacked the German lines ami adapt them as wisely as possible ber, 10 IS: -we, the newspaper editors of Florida between St. (Jucntin and Camhrai to. the new conditions, "to the end And where ns we have in mind the hero assembled wish to record our opposite Legntflct, innking^progress thut no boy or girl sbnll have less op­ strong hand of fellowship exsisting profound amazement nt the wonder­ in the vinsintty of Bois furtn and portunity for education boenuse between your Company-and the far­ ful facts disclosed by thf?e men n'nd capturing n group of trendies at war and thai-the Nntion mny be mers of this section; the many acts our- equally profound conviction that strong points on the ridge northwest strengthened ns it can only lie of helpful aid extended to us ip the the present tendency towards a of Ycnhuile, it is officially announced tluoigli the right (llueulion of pll its pnst anil your liberality in extend­ unification of moral and religious en­ Another enemy strong point near pontile. ’ ing credit to our farmers when need­ deavors among the Allied—-soldiers Ron-sacy-llony road, just to the i For no part of our people is this ed, thus greatly aiding us in incresfighting, the wonderful battle for south, was also taken by tlu* British. •t ..•■I miportnnt than for those who ing the production of crops in this trne ami universal Christianity Is A successful local attack wus carried >i' • in villages, small towns, anti in section: • one of if not (he most wonderful qu\ south of Villers-Guislain, To the the open country, mostly farmers. devehopments r>t the epoch'll period northwest of St. (juentinthe Germans Uliatm-^r .may-.-havo-beer. t_ruu_iu-. '*_An'd whgfc as, vonrs was the only through which wr arc struggtmg- penetrated the British line at one (■inner days, it has now come about plum in our city epgug.**i in (lie mail uutl JiLTdiy---------- ^------------lot- -n»— Bcrtluiuiumt— dTiT+rrg—trrr ufacturc of fertilizers thus enabling thiit for -mires* jn qheir, work-aml-lim attack. The position was re-es us aT all timis' to procure and furRESOLVED That we will return Km.il living on the farm and in the by a counter-attack. just such ciunliinatiuns ns we re­ to our newspapers and devote our (.urn Inline, farmers, and their wives s ■■ editorial space and our heat jour­ On the front between Arras nnd in I a broader, more comprehensive quired for special crops and further­ nalistic efforts to convey to our read more the employing by you of much Lens, there was a continueution of ami more thorough education to ers the great message tlia* *ve have the advance movement in the neigh­ your n i m and women . engaged in an Inbnr and thereby, contributing , . received, Hint they may lake equal borhood of Gavrelle. Southeast of ..... . and living u n d o -a n y -o »h -^ ul.*l -^ ULrfe-to ^ >u‘ >»n m iBrUy-am i -upproli' In and have full understanding that village the British progressed building of our eityCHAIRMAN STEVENS AP­ CHAIRMAN LAKE WILL BE i» iiiitlititms. They ncet* not only of. Hi's splendid spirit which is un­ on a front of three-quarters of a mile Your loss is our loss tru ly t general information and training POINTS HIS WORKES. IN CHARGE AGAIN.-. iting Gentile and Jew, Protestant fur I'fe and citizt'iiship which they Be it resolved that this body does Paris. Sept. 23.—The Rrench yes­ "One Million Dollurs From Flori­ and Catholic, in one mighty worh^ The Fourth Liberty Loan cam­ I unit! have in common with all melt most sincerely extend to you. our terday nnd Inst night made notable revolutionizing w-ork id love ami ser­ .i.mI women, but they need also trnin- sympathy ut this time and most- paign will -.(fart next Saturday nnd da For Our Boys,"- is the slogan progress in the enctcclement of St. vin'. to mankind, engendering,co­ I'g.in srienre and’ a knowledge of earnestly and respectfully urges trial Chairman Forrest Lake is getting' of the United War Work Cumpuign Quentin. They iiushed in far .on the operation, abolishing duplication of pfiijirs and chemistry, of soils and you re-lupld your plant ns soon ns everything in .readiness for the most) Much was launched in Jacksonville n effort, economizing without stinting tftiuth ’ and captured Enillnge (••rtilizers. of plnnts nnd animals ami practicable' anil would suggest that' successful drive of the entire cam­ the. week of September 16th when dendusl, close to Uise, and nine miles the hoys to-whom service and sup­ 'heir diseases and bow to protect yon even extend and enlarge same paign. Mr. I.ake has served as delegates from every county in the port are rendered, the strong help­ southeast of St. Quentin, it is'otlrciaD' * against them, of the cultivation and for we cannot hut feel that this’ pro- chairman of all the Liberty Loan state attended the inspiring ‘two day ing the weak, (iromoting unity of ly announced. From Venduil the harvesting*of crops, of marketing of perty will be loyally supported and drives and he knows the ground anil conference. spirit, largeness of. mental and spir­ French pushed on to the fivpr. North ># It is President Wilson's wish that i'.Ila iicotI rations for domestic ani- that your Company will lie the kpows how’ to go over tile top in itual vision, and a national nnd in- of Ly Fontaine, thoy penetrated the u a h i .if m a r l u i w i r L i - a l w l it^ linn, unit ■till tr.tiial.-u*.ipiuia. o f . . » ■jilubtalilu true American style, lfe has mnde Jill-iieveii..recugnizcd agencies doing Ih m u l ill Z b o - d tU m ltMO kU -31*I> w«m >W>4. ■■ ■ arrangements for a lively campaign |war wort; he unified in one great /Ttv Tmmi 'Pintrri r ~pf rtft»itny Ui:n -will care, of the simple forms of engineer- husiness. ami expects to have some good fea­ campaign t o provide comfort for prove our greatest bulwark ugainst . Sept. 23. American troops raided o t: and architecture of bookeeping Resiieci full \ tures, good speakers uiid a real get our' boys in the training camps on the encroachment of any,future de­ the 'enemy lines in the neighborhood ai d banking, of the sanitation of the H o a rd , of Th.* Sanford Si |together meeting ffir the Fourth this side and Overseas. Lines of spotism uponzour individual liberty. of Saumont- village lust night, and '"'ine. the Care of children, and many B\: ruptured twenty-f/vc. prisoners. •One • Liberty Loan. creed nnd race, of petty prejudices And Ik* it further ntlor things on winch their success Jfi D. Putnam, unit attack fi HxuQokz, ,<s*If zxkRESOLVED: That * we apprize arid their health and happiness de­ * F. P. Forster, Since the beginning of the war we vanish in tjiis coming drive. It is to ing twenty firisoncrs and killipg and have spent for Army use $37,000,000 he y i AM ERICAN effort for AM ER evfery editor of a Florida newspaper pend, » full round of knowledge, such C. K. Lucas, wounding forty more Germans. The through these resolutions, of our as is needed for success in no other, for - flour; $ 1*1,000,040 for sugnr; I CAN hoyij and those of ours Com mittee. prisoners are members of the Jaeger ' conviction and of our purpose and $43,000,000 for bacon; $12,000,000 who side by side are heating' hack occupation. Also the farmer and. the , , invite each one of them to join us battalion which formerly was stafor beans; $9,000,000 for canned to­ t4h* Hun. farmers wife must know not only the Icc Manufactures in spreading this wonderful propag­ tinned at Metz. matoes; and $3,000,000 for irce. separate facts.of these, hut the un­ Organizations to carry on the anda of universal love, charity and Asked to Meet nt Orlando London, Sept. 23. —The Serbians derlying principles as well, to enable These are only some of the largp drive the week o f November lllh All manufactures of ice operating have cut the main railway line be­ items in our Army’s hill of fare. We (o 18th are being perfected in every benevolence. them to direct their work intelligentin the State of Florida are requested have spent $ 12(i,000,0(>0 for shoes; tween Uskup uml XSafoniki, and are Signed: Frank II. Stonemnn v and adjust themselves to constantcounty in the stule. Dr. L . A . Bice, to attend u conference wit.h Federal on the western hank of the Vartar. {• -u Miami Herald over $500,000,000 for clothing, win­ |> changing conditions. Food Administrator, Braxton Beach- ter and summer; nearly $150,000,000 o r ^ ampa, is chirirman for the state E. R. Jorges according to Serbian official state­ iri (he drive and J. Herbert Wilson Such knowledge and training,ran- am, nt Orlando, Florida, on Wed­ DeSotn CountyNews ments Sunday. West of the Vardnr formerly camp general secretary nt nut be given effectively in the elemen nesday, October 2nd, 1918, nt 9:00 for blankets. the Serbians have cut the railway *• • « * Gilbert D. I.enrh Our axes for tho Army have cost Camp Jackson is State Director. •ary schools alone. Much of it can A. M. . . •• line to Prilep, which b the main line . • Leesburg .Commercial over $G,000,000; our rolling kitchens be given only in high schools nnd of the German communication ln^ • This conferepce is cnlled by Mr. The seven agencies which are Committee. colleges, and ,to hoys nnd girls of Beacham, following his rec^fnV'cnn- $47,000,000 and field ranges $1,600,­ handed together in this common this region. Prisoners and ' the , 00. The •Army Is using 2,500,000 fchool and college age. amount of 'wur material captured in­ vn»s of manufacturing conditions in cause for our hoys ?rc the Y. M. C. shovels costing $1 a piece. Our mo­ composed of the following organi­ creases daily. Neighboring German the Y. W. C. A., tho Knights The plnce which farmer? hold ip. Florida. Reports have been secured tor trucks to carry supplies and am­ zations. * and Bulgarian sectors arc now feel­ the affairs of the Nntion and'zthe frofti the majority of ice factories munition <jost $240,000,000, and for of Columbus, the War Camp Com­ .Young Men’s Christian Associa­ ing the loss of their communication world and the value of their sork in.the State and Mr. Beacham has horse-drawn wagons and carts *we munity Service, the Amerian Li­ ’ lines. Enemy reihforcementa b*vc . have been revealed by the war. The tabulated their costs andrevery other have spent $37,000,000. Our 279,000 brary Association, the Jewish Wel- tion, Young Women’s Christian importance of these will not bo less detail entering into the business of horses nnd 132,000 mules have cost fars Board and the Salvation-Army. Association, Nationnl .Catholic War been forced to retreat. Since Septem­ Counsel, Jewish Welfare Board, War ber 10th tho Serbians have advanced when,the war is over. It is of the manufacturing ice. 11. R. Stevens bas been made the us nearly $lp 0,000,000; to feed them * * utmost importance that they be able At the conference to be held on has cost over $60,000,000 and tho county chairman 'fo r . the big drive Camp Community Service, Ameri­ forty miles.' m to fill their places nnd {lo iheir work the 2nd, Mr. Beacham will, with the harness for nearly $30,000,000. ■ in Seminole county and (his assures can Library Association and the Halavation Arm y.. . . ‘ intelligently.nnd' well. ■ • -a assistance of E. E. McLin, Direc­ the success and the grrntest co­ * Clifford •Peabody Married. • m These figures are large, hut we tor of Enforcement, place before the The campaign for raising funds operation among all tho workers. Mr. The followwing item from O crIr That they may he prepared for have nearly 2,000,000 men in France this, tho schools for tho farmers’ chil­ Icc manufacturers tenative plans and nearly as many in cantonments Stevens was chairman in laBt year's for carrying on this work will take will be interesting to friends here dren in smnll towns nnd villages and plans under which their buajncsacnn here, and the United States and the drives, probably one of tho best place sometime in October. I tnke the old home of Lieut. Clifford ztmj 51 ••ii in the open country should he bet­ he conducted in the future without people of the United States, through managed and most .successful drives it for granted <that each of.you will Peabody: the inaugurated last season and es­ servo and do tjie utmost in- assisting ter supported and constantly Impro­ loss to themselves nnd with Ocala, Sept. 14— Novd baa just assurance of the public being zwell the Liberty Loan are mgking these pecially when- it is considered that the raising of Seminole County's reached this city of the. marriage of / ved and no boy or. girl should . soldiers as safe, as comfortable, as tho work was new to all. the workers, quota., which is $10,628.00 The Lieut. Clifford Peabody formerly of out of the elementary school or high served in every community. powerful and effective as possible. then. Chairman Stevens has named quota for the state of Florida (r this city nnd* Ml«t Mildred Gale, school when attendance is possible. Mr. Beacham hopes to see every Every subscriber to the Liberty' the following committee chairmen: One Million. This can he done, as In so far ns rhe draft laws nnd the ice manufacturing.plant in the State which occurred u Jew days ago nt Loan has helped, and every subscri­ we raided more than twelve thou­ Pelham,. N. Y. i- 1 Mrs. E. Curlett, Geneva, absolute necessities of the home will represented at Orlando, andinasmu ber to the Foui^h Liberty Loan will permit, every country hoy and every as the meeting ia to he held in their Mrs. A. J.. Bistline, Longwood sand in the last Red Cross Drive. Mr. Peabody is a son of the Into help to win. the war. country -girl, who-are prepared for it interest, he believes that this call Mr. H. C. Lyman, Altamonte Spgs There is no more worthy and pa­ Col.' Peabody, who for a number of Newspaper advertising will be a ifltr. C. D. Brumley, Chuluota triotic cause than this Oono. shopjd g o .to college, university, or will he eagerly answered by the ice yeari* was _ prominently cbnnecte ' feature of the campaign and D. C. normal school. producers. Mr. B. T ! Wheeler, Oviedo, * There will bo a district meeting with thtf Florida Times-Unlon. FtJr » • ,•*' Marlowe has been made chairman Arrangement* will he made for There are before us as a people Mr. J. A. 'Johnson, Lake Monroe in Orlando in the near future, date tho past fey years he had mado of publicity and will interest local conducting this'm eeting in such n. just two tasks of aupereme impor­ M r.'D . R. Brisson, East Sanford of- which you will be advised, and Oenla his home hut just a year ago business men- in the advertising. * I hope you will be able to be pre­ left here and went into the urmy in ‘ tance; To win the war for freedom manner that the manufacturers nee . Mr. Schclle Moines, Treasurer, sent at this meeting. the quartermaster's department and and democracy, and, let us hope. for have no hestitntion in Btnting fully Played With Loaded Shells Mr. S. O, Shinholser, City of. San­ 4 m permanent peace, andj^h fit ourselves and zwithout resaorve their various Let us go into this matter whole­ for som e’ timtf’ has been stationed in ford, William and Elijah, the little hoys and our children for life and citizen­ problems, and may also present to hearted and with a firm determina­ New York state. A few weeks ago Mr. R. J7~ Holly,. Chairman of ship in tho new world which the war Mr. Beacham such suggestions _ as of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Morse played he won his commission as- a second tion that .we wtll raise the amount '* bringing in. Both of these tasks- will possibly aslst him In reaching;* with some loaded shells yesterday Public Speaker*,. lieutenant. • *. Mr. W. M. Haynes, Publicity assigned to ua. We must do our bit — Mrth—Peabody—fa—a— protqincnt-------------must he performed with singleness of conclusion, as to what should be the purpose and whoHr-hrartcd drrotiotv future-poHcyTor gorrmmg-thg mm* and Iighted. them,in a_fire. with- th* Director" £ "Advertising Committee. to win this war, and .this is dne of. young society girl of Pelham and fa — Chairman Stevens has also sent the ways to do It. Our hoys over prominently identified in the Red to the public welfare; and no tacri ufacturing, nnd distribution tot■ ice results that William has a badly burned face and hand and Elijah out the following call to the heads Dee, however great,, must ho allowed in the State of Florida. there and.-our boya over hfcro need Cross work at that place. While tho c' r to.nUnd in the wayzof either. . i« aligbtly burned. Their miraculoua of the committee*: new* of the marriage of Llaut. Peabo FOURTH LIB BIG DRIVE ERTY LOAN IN OCTOBER CAMPAIGN WAR WORK Lonie McMullen ia enjoying I feel sure the farmers of the Na­ tion may be trusted to do their part visit from hi* mother. Mrs. Me Mullln arrived Sunday from Tampa and Your* sincerely, ’ P. F. Claxton, Com. will spend several weeks here. • - %■ it.V t'r i* * y v. j Yr thb help, and we o f Seminole escape from serious Injury la due to This ia to advise that you have the presence of the negro woman be<n appointed Chairman of the are going to do our share. I am counting on you, don’ t who threw a cloth over them different committees in the Interest and smothered the fire. of tha United War Work Cympaign disappoint me. •> Peabody come* aa a great surprise to hi* friend* hern they are* never- ' > theleaaa Interested-in tha announcemeat.' . • : -ttla �SSL. 4 a m self .•• •• _;-.***• _*.* . ‘ i - *.-'-r • * * . .-i Vn PAGE EIGHT •LESSONS FOR THE t eni 'I . SEPTEMBER 13, igjg THE SANFORD HERALD es of love inevitable to such a situ*tion bring the story to u pleasing close.— Lyric Montluy. ----- ----------------^ HARD WICK DEFEATED " ______ suam-c of kurh certifici»re in the name 'df J. V. Laing. t *• Also, Notice is hereby given that I J. F. Lning. purchaser of Tax Ccri t-il'iepit* No 148, deled th« «th day |of* July A.. D. 1915,. has fiM MW u i i l i •i ■ ?.v I11ig'jjt n dm 3-F-' II Ptil I■ * Charge 25 Cents. ' ' In answering all advertisement where no name is mentioned in the id, please do not ask. The HsrjW for-Information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually wo do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we arc not allowed to give out this information. Simply write I letter and address it as per in structions in the ad._______________ T h e Third Friday of- every m onth will be a business m eeting of the Red Cro*?-. at W om an ’s Club on.Oak A venue, at 2:30 p. Grorsln I I .. S .m . R ..I ' P o lh lc . \™ « “ M « ■ * • * ? T L 'T ™ ||| • *. application for tax deed to is*tlp ,n Atlanta, Ga., Sept 12, ()\cr* accordance with law. Said certi/fy prepared fo r this Newspaper by Pictorial Review. ^ whelming defeat of U. S. Sen. Thom ­ (irate embraces the following, de­ as W. Hardwick was shown today scribed property situated in Semi­ in returns from yesterday’s demo­ nole County, Florida, t o - wit: N. 50 *iT/e>Trgx$5 cratic primary, which is cquiyujenj ft. of S. 100 ft. of 8 \V»**of Block to election in Georgia. W illiam 10, Tier 15, Sanford. The said land _________ F O R SA LE Embroideries with a Distinctly New Note. •J. Harris, u4iom Predident \\ llson being ossesed at the date of the We mak4 a specialty nf*Oro»iiV are employed to develop the floral For Sole-Seed Irish Potatoes $1.00 By KATHRYN MUTTERER. publicly termed a "constant and issuance of such certificate in the sprays, whllo the scalloped edges ars and Shippers’ Stamps. Tho~now .note In household emper bushel. D, It, Brinson. <-4tc. consistent supporter of my admin­ name of Mary Bayioek. broldorloa Is spunded In black. It Is buttonholed. Write for Catalogue White mercorlied ootton In two istration,*' curried 112 counties* with ••r ■s v abown effectively in the contsrploco Unless said certificates ‘ shall lie i pair « f large, mules for sale. E. _______ Box 534 284 convention votes. Under the redeemed according to law, tax| Curlett. Geneva, Fin. In roso design. The embroidery Is sixes Is noedod for the embrpidery. 7-tfc. done In crosa-stltch on a background The flnest Is to bo used for the oya- county unit system in Georgia, 191 decsd will issue thereon on the 1 5 th ;--------------------------------convention votes are sufficient to day of October A. D. 1918. - . J' For Rent—Cottage on Magnolia. Jacksonville, Florida .win the nomination. I Witness my ollicial signature and and'Eleventh St., $8.00 per month. Hardwick run third in u five-cor­ ■seal ’ th is-1 3 th day of September Apply Crown Paper Co. 6-3tp nered race. Congressman William Schley.How­ !*• « , a l ) l8 ' : E. A. D o u s W ! F»r S » 'c -O n o llul.y Gr.i,d Ch,valrot auto. II. G. Dieterich. 6-tf ■ 'd p * ard, who also ran on a loyalty 't>lat Clerk Circuit C ourt,-Seminole f* .f . form and with oth er. opponents of County, Florida. * j. 'Ford Truck. Fine shape. $350.00 Sen. Hardwick,* denounced the latter JE W E L E R . • By V. M. Douglass, D.C. Seminole County Garage. 6-4tc . . • •' for alleged failure to support the 7-Fri 5tc. *. i For Sale—Old newspapers at the war measures, carriedi 20 counties No. M Y SPE C IA L TIE S: with 50 convention votes. . • Hard­ Herald Office. W . Of whito linen, although thero aro let and cut-work, whllo tho heavier ssrres for tae satin counties, lorno new effoc(a In black linen with -■lie - - --.. nsUtoh and wick "curried only 18 For.Sulo—A limited quantity of PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA ■callopod edge, _ cross stitch In colors for library, don buttonholing the sc*llop with 42 votes. . ‘ • — mpllfy -Ui« pure strain Exti;a Eariy Jersey GORHAM’S STEULiNG.JSILVKIL-_____ ynn living joom -use.—The color cm- Should Ona. dSslre to sir • Emmett —R.*i&haw,i-lorm«>r i-aiate* Wakefield cabbage seed at $8.00 broidery on such a aomber back-senator, carried only ono county with . • ground la particularly, rich and effec­ per pound, not . over one half pound ROGERS’ PLATED WARE two votes, while John It. Cooper, a tive and tho color schemo can. easily will be shipped any single .party. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES be mado to match any room or com­ Mucon uttorney, failed to carry a Let us -have your- early orders. We never know the true value of bination of color schemes. single ‘county. • friends. While they live wo are too Ppevutf .C- Co.. Seville. Fla. 5-tf Tho centerpiece pictured Is twenty-, eemlttve of their faults, when wo have .a a a a a m m o a M m s a a s s H There were ‘ eight congressional • fcvro Inches In diameter. Tho roV * lost them, we only see their vltturs. new corn. 8nle 100 bushels For races In Georgia, *with returns com­ -Hare. may bo carrlod out In two-shades oi . ----! 5-3tp rad or Hi roso and black and tho. I. K. Eftridge, East Side. ing in slowly. Interest centered ip loaves-In two shades ot green. Ono the Tenth district, where Thomns GOOD THINGS FOR OCCA8 I6 NS. ♦ . . ♦ shade of bluo or black may bo used to For Sale o f . Rent — Piano in excelE. Watson, whose publications to, work the row of connecting crosses, ' i-ontly were burred from the mails There arc npy number of people who lent condition. 206 Elm avcrOte. as woll as thoao scattered through 5-8tc One Inch Cards Will Re Published Us* under the espionage law, contested like carrots, but who have no ambition tbo border; For the edgo cluny loco , • , fa I r* 1 * nrlrvlittif is lli'U * der This Heading At The lisle Of $7.2$ to originate new may bo used, or a Blmplo crochot the democratic nomination with Carl Duroc and J’olatid For Sale wnys of serving Per Year. * border. . Vinson, incumbent. Vinson led to­ Tho scar! Is a docldcd innovationthem. One of the China pigs. >Lit* Jersey cow, milk5-3tc , .. Hand Bros. becnuBO Its design Is different from commonest, -and tii ing. No. 12432—Centerpleco with Note day. anything .that has preceded 1L Fur- r . • The contest In the- Fourth dis­ many the Mist at­ of Black. .* . . *fs r or Sale-- Sows with pigs.- * or ‘ thffmore I f londr Itself to endfeas tractive of nil dish­ pattern to snvo tlmo and work, tho trict also was close, with Rep. Wright ways of treatment to gain distinction. . - Good I>urog Jersey stock .1 slioats es, Is creamed car­ O P T O M E T R IS T B. per­ entire center section may bo omitted leading bis opponent, A. The butterflies are dono In Roman Inquire Rex Ptickard," West Side. rots. • Let us try on tho scarf without detracting from sons.. Incumbents^ in the remaining E Y E S E X A M IN E D 4-tfc cutwork. but solid satin stltcbos some other ways to Its beauty. Tho portion omitted dfctriits who had opposition, appear­ a n d G L A S S E S F IT T E D could be adapted to a hemstitched eoyld bo used qulto as effectively serve the whole­ ed ioday. to have been nominated. tray-cloth or to an oval mat. '-’ ’ fnwherry plants. Srltaal’B Jewelry Store. 123 W. First 6t For •Sale some veegtnble. Bolld embroidery and oyelot work W. I). Upshaw, of Atlanta, led "the Puree ot Carrots-^Srrnpe two largo $2<mi ■per 1.*>9 f. .. h. I.like Mary. Rlctorlal Review No. 12237—Dos! gn for-table runner. 17 by 52-In­ field in the Fifth district to succeed 4-11r» carrots, wash and dry them, rut In < \ Far r 1 dies, stamped on white “ Part Linen” material. $1.25; whito embroidery Hep. Howard. slices or shreds. I*nt Into u siiueepnn cotton. 35 cents. ^ Gov. Dorsey was renominated with two tnIdeapnonfills of butter, a For Sale Fresh mil* ii KlW. R. I. Pletorlal RovIow Transtor Pattern No 12432. blue, 16 esnta. I without opposition. pint of boiling water, a tonspnonful of Garrh rr. F o r m e r l y o f th e U . S . A r m y . [»*f«l 93-tf Pictorial Rovlow patterns on sale by local agents. __________ sugnr and a dash of pirprlka; rover ________ . -----i C O N S U L T IN G PHYSICIAN mill let simmer very gently for about Report W anted \N A N T E D an hour; add throe cupfuls of soaked Those persons in Seminole Coun­ SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK 111 DC Mothers o f L ib erty tii-twi-en ! *i U;r <•d A tv who hai e planted dasheens vr bread that lias been well drulnod mid Entry - ...... of . the United States into rhavotes from seed fumfsired by j pressed down Into tho cup; add two and 7 f<»r •*‘•r> in printing plant. the European whr. finds Mrs. Walker : lll^ l jtlVl.rilint.„i or from other sour- MUmtIh of chicken or veal broth ami Apply Crow !i Puler C<i., Sanford, simmer an hour. iMc Flu. ------- confronted by the same problem she ; ct.8 will please report to me the reCelery With Beef Marrow,—Allow a Ollicc* 309 Park Avenue mrt in the Spanish-Antericaii war , suits they have so far ohtainea. Over The Top head of celery to each pereson. pure Wni’l«-d. Mir Fasli & Pror F'.ic, ** . __, • j. G. M . ilerry Telephone 291 (he roots and cut the stalks, wipdi In she - ................. Counly Agent. - -Musical Gom vdv—open-* - Lyric twenty ym rs ktory. Bt-iii'h liurds and n ’.line fiarid* several waters to remove nil earth: •husband to her country t" return n«* Theatre for season 191H. have nil iimun heads im the miiiiv same length ■IIIav mi n iihm and ,.G e o d inside t'ar|s-:;«r. xti-afly -.icrk Office Mrs: 1 0 - 12 a.m. & 2 4 |t.l her vniitu;. ' .I .I.i.s l k i i t «• ••inh ■ L-i,. put nil to lioll In balling water to covor; j thi* >iar ri ui?u. In rr; !ylnr* < mnrr Thr enlist: The theatrical season opened" * \ \ ir*v| to lli IIMO11 hull five minutes, then drain on a cloth, | erieruand salary . x | cctid. SelHen mliles. 1 • r heart,-a distress | Robinson of Sanford in 1 1 t r c night at the Lyric Theatre with the est sol D R . L. I). B R O W N 97 'f pride But the Navy Medical Corps at Minn- set thy bends Into ii dish where they D o r Co.. I’l.kitLa. Fla. !*Over the T op " Musical 'show pre­ that is relived hy will lie lint, add suit, n piece of green --------D E N T I S T is ccon v i need that her*, vapolia Minn, was if. the Dun woody or red pepper, a tablespoonful of but senting to a rrowded house one "f wly n FOR REN T l Swimming Contest at Lake Calhoun ter and broth to cover; let simmer oldest hon is a si Ollice Yowell-Speer Building Inst week and won first place in thu one hour or until tender. F’nr six I For Kent- 1: acres of lirst ( lass jn the city. This, company i« not Tin- latter's sw« el heart, repudiates loo yard dash. Phone 108 Sanford, Florida heads, cut four ounces of inarrmv from celery, land. Inquire of Mrs. K. K. Rdbbie” is well known here as a a beef hone, the hind shin, In half-inch large as they.only have ten j n ; the him and gives him a lesson in loyalWashburn, South of old Brady store Compan.v hut- each one knows how ty hy going to France as a nurse, foot-hall player on the High Sshoo! slices, let sonk In cold water, drain: Also corn for - 7-2tp tiioma.h kmmkt wiijion to entertain and please for each one i»ut Walker merely seeks forgetful- team-und Ills many IviCnds will he cover with boiling water and let situ T. ITR/IFSon ihit'.MinM<ca 1111ti11’ r urttiit • tutu *n nr mimin' I ,ri.,.i i irn 1fii1* ^ mGU in-oUt* •met uiip- it For Rent —Five and haIf acres is an artist in .their line. rertdv. Serve wtth.n brown snitc*-; add there, letic us well as serving in the navy. t ropol ' of till Jrurk and o i lake shnr«* (rood for their 1 ,1 ,,u live liihleHpoonfids of coni flour, add TI..- cirls are all pretty -and .............. Mornlul, scornful, accusing eyes pursue hi in celery nr ro tton nquire of Mrs. costumes «re the best thu mom^ sji(ks „prlu<ion Ins library i Sl.rvifc s At The Baptist Church four- tnldespoonftils of olive oil Mini r . u Widke r, 1(M»6 l nion A \C LAWYERS cook until frothy, then add one cupful can buy and with the h-aul.ful . ,,i# l.(lVple,l and com - 1 The pastor will preach Sunday 6- 2tp of highly seasoned brown Hlock, a half Sanford, • Florida H(H*nerv that th«*V have they muke a 9 \ . . • #. hinntry mm v . ^ [or|# liut fate pursufs him in- the morning on the* subject "Vision and cupful ot tomuto puree, and Htlr 'until beuullful scene. form 0f u book that comeH to his Life;’ ’ .and Sunday evening on the For Rent- -Three* neatly furnished boiling; add one tablespoonful of Wor­ The musical 1 numbers are all |hand relating to the Franco-Prus- subject "Right vs. Might," cestershire sauce, n dash- of paprika -rooms for gentleman or cou|Je. good and the comedy is the Vind '%ian struggle of nearly n century Sunday {Jchool 9:30 A. M. and two or three tahleapoonfuls of or­ 206 EIm Ai•enue. SC H E LLE MAINES 5-Stc• * will you .forget y o u r jag0( |n which he finds a parallel Morning sermon 11:00 A. M. ange Juice. • that ■ LA W Y• For Rent Pour riMrtn colt age, that fills him with *a loathing for ' B. Y. P. U. 0:30 P. M. Breakfast Dish.— Hent two cupfuls troubles. OFFICE IN THE COlinT IIOfSE « .M of tomato, add salt, pepper, and butter 1212 Park avi-n in $i i 00 per Evening Sermon 7:30 P. 7. has ----arranged to ’ himself and makes the path of duty Manager Lam — „ to season, mid pour over well-buttered month nu lulling water. G W. Viators are especially invited. SANFORI) - - FLORIDA have a show of this kind here every tonst which has been softened around S|*0n«* r 5-tf . two weeks and will guarantee them Slacker no niory. Walker goes to | the edgt-s In hot water before spread to all he I and rtiore than worth "do his hit" and has the good forPresbyterian Church lug with tho butter. The bread simply For Rent —Count ry Place, 1 the small price of admission. He tuqe to fall wounded at a moment The subject Sunday night at liented In the oven Is fully as good und miles Iri^n p •>t i 15 a* res under also has*the heat s h o w s of the sea- 1that he covers jimself w ith glory 7:30 will he, "Ought there he a Hell". much easier to prepare. cult i vi ( ion. lions:-. Large son" hooked for the coming year and and to uwake later in a huso hos- The Sunday^ School is growing each W o o d s pasture. A;. ply C. H. Lefwttl present to the theatre goers here pital under the care of tl\e girl who Sabbath. _____________"_______ • fler. 4-tf "Bring Up Father Musical Comedy" had scorned him as yellow, and "F Io-F lo Musical Comedy", "Gun surrounded hy the dear ones who In The Court of the Counly Judge, '\tFot Rtr.t —Ten c u t h rnt rear ilill Ladiep Minstrel*’. J. A. Coburn had been drawn into the vortex So^ilnole Counly. State of Florida. Moore ’s Mu •*tn. 1.'.V UAri tiled. Minstrels” and several others -dur- of miking war or relieving his mis- In re Estate of Margrettu McMichVictims of Epilepsy. Good large Ik uk- ur.d barn. Cash Ing^the- season. . * erics. The reconciliations and touchuel. The names of Caesar, Mahomet, Na­ rent. Ste \\’. M. Hayr.es at Herald To all Creditors, Legatees, Dis­ poleon and Byron spring to mind as Office. • ■ 100-tf tributees und all ‘ persons having among the almost Innuinerntile list of claims or demands ngtHnst said Illustrious men who. have suffered Furnished Rooms by Llay. Week from epilepsy. Shakespeare makes Estate: . ’ # or Month— Park avenue Flat, 106 Cassius tell his hearers that "Caesar You, and each of you, are hereby Nortfi Park avenue, over L. U. Phil­ hath the fnlllng sickness.” notified and required to present any ips & C;». (irtij store Mr*. C. C. rizims and^demnnds which you, or Hart, manager. 30-tf either of "you, mfty' have ugainst She Earned It. Have A Look at the Derby pro­ the estate of Margrettu McMichael, My little daughter came In with a deceased, late of Altamonte Springs, penny. 1 asked her where she found perly, 610 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, to the It, and she sulrtr““ I earned It. Yhu Ha., and make ur. offer for it to A. undersigned administrator of- said see, Carter culled me a had girl ami 1 Derby. 97 Washington Avenue, Oil estate, or his resident agent bplow was going to light him. hut he had C ity, I a. 96-15 tp But they're so practical and named, within two years from date smne pennies, so I told him If lie durable thut you cait keep of the first publication of this no­ Would give me a 'letiny 1 wouldn't nearly all your records in light hint—und he did. ’ ‘ * tice, as provided hy law. them. • Sidney D. McMichael, There’s a type to meet every Administrator of thek estate of f7 m t2M «• l»,60 •kr.k.-n or SATURDAY— Special 5 Reel Feature Comedy, next Japanese Superstition. ".“ .I MT.rtw.l «>)>(. (or lllimond*. old Margrctta McMichael. purpose, and the fH a p P ^ (.old. Mltir »nd H »ldtr-«ork. H .-nd ol oner bf The Japanese have mnny , curious pnrrrl po*i md rrrlltr rook by return mail. last episode "Bull’ji Eye.” . • , C. R. Robinson, Resident Agent, stpek forms that fit them nre superstitions about animals,.'the chief MA/ER’S TOOTH SPECIALTY .- Orlando, Florida. 7-Fri 9tc among.which Is their hi-lk-f In the su­ ,, l>r»«. x. ?00T So. Slh 81. PUUdo'phln, Pn. so cnrcfully designed that yoo pernatural power'of foxes. • MONDAY— "MotherH o f Llborly.” A dirccl blow Notice of Application for Tax Deed arc ubfe to use many of them tU n d er Section 575 of the General to German Autoc-iacy, a picture that every man, without the slightest changeStatutes.’ woman and child ahould see. Bound In Red Cowhide BaC^ Notice is hereby given that J. F. and Corners, Corduroy Side5* Laing, purchaser of Tax Certificate Steel Hinges, Top LockingNo. 90. dated the 3rd day of July JACKSONVILLE .F1A TUESDAY— June Caprice in (he ‘ ‘ Camodai'c A. D. 1916, has filed suid certificate L et -u a -d em ou sU a te lf°'J KIhh,” al«o comedy. in my office and has made applica­ OLDEST you can 6aVe time, lahoran tion for tax deed to issue in accord­ , ESTABLISHED ance- with- la wj _ Sald-cexlifi cate-em­ [SEED HOUSE \ Wm—S. H arl-ln—"A -L io n -o f the— ! P ost B inder. braces the following described prop­ JN FLORIDA % erty, situated in Seminole tCounty, OfMSSHurort 4m* Florida, ’ to-wit: _Lot 5, Block 9, •nfnr mirtiTSf Tier D, Sanford. The said land be­ I All Local AdverUaementa Unde* Phoaa 148 Saafard. Flari* ing asseaed at the date of the is- Thla Beading THREE ,CENTS a THE STAMP & SEAL CO. Rubber and Melal Printing Stamps Stamp Supplies HENRY McLAULIN i ' Line For E »eh Insertion. Minimum RED CROSS MEETING kitcaem - If I BUSINESS CARDS 1 i 0 . S. VAUGHAN i ' n u % Dr. DOWNING ; AMUSEMENT »• .s d i If! II S c liU 1 ml i f r. Dr. C. J. Marshall Wilson & Hoasbolder i f / s i t I* ■< ^ ‘i > f it { THEY ARE LEDGER TRANSFERS, B ft ;illl= llll= llll= !i LYRIC THEATRE ... > T O N IG H T Over The Top Musical Comedy. Pretty ' Girls, Singing, Dancing. < WE BUY OLD FALSE rfeETH 1 -♦ ^ ♦> CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING <2 .f]59 i-x ^ 1.1 <^ll <^> <4b • HERALD PRINTING CO. SEED © _ a. - .’ �•V ■ ■ .1 ^ • • ■ • ' --------------- -— ■ .1 ..... — - - ---------- --------------- •— -------------— ••• • • --------:--------- -------------?--------- * ' , -—- - -•: a- PACE TWO SEPTEMBER 24 THE SANFORD HERALD —J'- _V"“ _ I f CURBSTONE GLEANINGS SEMINOLE’S ROLL OF HONOR BUDCET OF O P I N I O N •■'JllST BETWEEN VOtJ AND ME" E V fiN TH E G ATE POST N O T IN IT A Chief Ih Arming Ve Inking Notes and Faith, " l i e ’ll Print ’em "— Ho Snys Saunlercr. K f- - A Father's Tnyer. Forrest Gntehel, Ed. Cameron, Lyman Baker,, E. H. Ward, Rohert Deane, Tunny Deane, F. F. Roper, Karl Schultz, Sherman Roulh, Douglass C. Orlliin, \V. M. Chan­ Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned cellor, Thoo. Stiles, Alton E. FarChittenden,-Roy Chittenden, Ralph nell;.. Hurry B .' Lewis, Jr., Vivian Na i y God. i O 1 ain't much mi prnyiit Er finin’, t* church, I’ ve tried to do what I thought wur. right. , A-helping my friends an’ treatin’ 'em ••hite. I may he sharp on n business deal, 'T haven’ t lied ami 1 wouldn't steal, An' so ! am asking you, Cod,tonight Watch over Hill when we start to fight. I know you’ ve had ji J ot uv wor'f t’ do ’ Way over there. •A*watrh<nR the hun at Ids hellish ■= _' ■- m Rournillat, Alliln Joncd1, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse ,1C. J. L'liwton, James Purvis,' William Hartley, Wallace Ljpfnrd, W, C. Temple. W ash Speer, Randall Chase, I.eglair Irwin, burn. Albert Fry, James EstHdgc, Hftrv.y Parrish, Hnssel Brown, Lionel George IIulT, Thomas Suilivun, W. Monroe. Henry Lee Flowers, Fred A. J’nttishall, Meade Fox, Ingram Strange. Guerry, - Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ Army liams. Vail Lovgll, Martin Temple, ✓ John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, Leslie Hill, Seth WoodruZ, Stanley John Lee, Jr., A. Stafford, Andrew Walker, Vfi, Italpli Stevens, ’ Jce Aiilin, John Cater Lawton, Alfred M. Chittenden, Oscnr Sj>eor, Bruce An- Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe Lewis, demon, Ernest Gregory, Fred M ason,' Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler, J. George McLaughlin, Harold Wash- F. Coates, Ernest (iorntley, Walter - i!io S a c H s Vcu Knit With GtlANDMA Make them reft raid fluffy.' No rosin in GRANDMA y i y/ f When play. An’ counting the souls ez they fly nway. Hills only a hoy but lie hatl'to go, With mother an' me a-iovin’ hinuso. An* so we pray, dear God, tonight, Watch over Bill when we start to fight. the Dirt Reginald Holly, Virfitl Lee Smith, [ Carl Malm, Hjjinc Itumph, Carl’ j Bruton, 'I I . A. Chorpening. Harry Phillips, Louis B. Lennru, EihhIi i M. Austin, hhiward C*. Austin, Isaac M. Dvess. Will Erickson. C. S. Hick'son, T F. Singletary, J. O. Hull Ed^ward Routh, J. R. Strouil, E II. Wehh, Edwin Rnulerson, Jtalph .King, C. A. Clark. Marcus I.Hnkart, SMiomald Carrnway, Geo. A. liej CutU*«r Harry Cobh, Raymond L. --AHrn.- Antirny—hF.—IJnight;— it Muntr, Gordon Raker, Edward Franklin Carraway, L \\. Entzminger, A. B. Hartley, W T. Wails, Martin McDaniel, Guy Stenstrom, Ett Routh. Nick Pezold, Geo. Pezold, Randall Cease, ■Benj. Wint­ rier, Jr.. Jno W\ Booth, Frank 1'itkaHT, l . A1 noted a hunch, of young !s«ys at the corner of Park Avojiur and First street Sunday night having a tiig . time and making a lot ot minevers-j sary noise. The curfew |nw may or may not_.be a good thing but these S>o> s cannot run tit large in other *ilie* i*t night where they -have n [ _ v u r t » - u — l a w a a d - i f —m d l t H i y - e lsse-wiB-j e keep them uH t1ie strei t let us have the' curfew law. Sometimes parent* ere able to keep these children off the streets at night and sometimethey arc not and wh"t. th.y are not the city should do it f a t' •m ^Cliri* Codruiglon of the. In Fan* News gets off the following good one "A raw liny without a doMa-.. pre­ sent or prospective, sparking a gir! regular and tJilkmg a 1 oof marrying is a.spectacle for God. and man. He should he reasoned with, and if wit. not unit it unfit he is. siFNm o support a wife and To know whom lie loves etui the difference between love and chicken pox, III’ *ho uld be fiuiira nr tired i r pat i n a i■onvent erevtc d “ ■put pose ly for "U.'Tl Mile t< nth* nf t * » o ii 1:iipr«\ n■arr’ .ii** ^ lire the rt-iii* of gn* till". .1;j i-iilvi-. 'being a Itowed *i» nri it hi-1!> Hi tinro tety of pilldure dti at :l , nke ot:, them.” w i-* RLL. K p fi' eF* K -. ’ r l note by one 14 the [taper* that th> re will he moi •game 1iiis season an it: ucoAunt of tl war ! here wifl lie lr« huf»lf*r« 1 t.e !. vn r Siimp t‘f th" hovs \\hO till* I' C'fue over 'h"r* hu'iHot amt .■rha *•- th, ir ;it>*ei;. F Wl,' »i> S i l l ' l l ol t lie 1;u in*' ! 11' there are- many left Who wit! hunt just the same. 0 far u* l he cjtiail a n d L arger S iz e P a ck a g es .aawiiiiiiBi^. .jalllagiJJt i. . Ilfcillllliilliprrix . Producers of tuulea can look only wlih KntlHfiietlon on the present mar­ ket for these animals. In Kansas ''By dealers have contracts with ili« i 13 •Lai 14mI G r a n d m a suds iust sQrce through 'die cloth * anti not a bit of c le a r e d ' t c 4. dirt can Gay. n ,rttslr r o t ef wiiu io <‘ for inuJes. In tlicSim th prosperity prevail* among the producer* of c<<tinn and sugar, and buyers'of cotton ini'! sugar mules are milking iliclr prohnble-wants fell In Kansas City's trade. Prasperffy nlsif prevails In tula*lag districts, ami mine mules therefore also are In favor. Those who have mull'* to st'll can count themselves for­ tunate. as the demands nru such ttiut good prices should be realized general* ly. JTliere In, as usual after a period "f dry Weather, a strong preferem wfor . tunic* with weight, and producer* tiavfiig Kiln animats should llml the differ­ ence between thin and fat mule* wide enough to wurranTun Increase In the rations to nil stock which might T)o» IJT' coos ll;o clirt. G randm a sees to i y ■ - t i l t * . 1. : . Titosi oreat, : > ! g , D U bbli no- are , sin cruul il .would ha a lira law. r*m PRESENT MARKET FOR MULES breeders Can Only Look With SzlUfactlon on Demand for These Hsrd Working Animals. Jor th c next b'gisllntdre to pans stoji-y ping (be k'Uiett of for three years. These i>fn,s cate.h more Inuects and t 'lgs and destroyers of crops that r.ay other bird knovyn and yel v.edo not •a lequately protect th tin in this stt.t« anil every man who hur.tf them knows that they are getting scarcer here every year. All of us could fore-go hunting at least lor one year or more and it would be a delicate comnHment to. the soldirrs to. let them know we would npthuiitoun.v-m ore-quail until they' — came track home. i Radford, Corbett Hutchin'mn sa PcvohouBe, Harrjr Carlsoi!" r p Hunter, Wilson Miller, liaryohi i<(± Jninea Weaver, Norman i>aJ-..r nest C, Morris, Ike House t Hill, Harry Rabun, Guy StaZor’,1 Lewtie Oglesby, Dehsler SiaZoni r ’ O Gillis, Willie 0 . Goolsby, ,|;mij|(1 Holiday, , C. R. Peabody, r Robert Merriweather, Rolitrt Routh, y t«fford l#e Fib, Gy over LeFils puu| Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank ’ ( W hell, William Hnrtley, Floyd IVa.,1,. burn, Oscar. Du Bose, Edwin l Dinkle, Harley A. Maincs. Eddie Potter, Raymond McDon­ ald, Carl McDonald, Clarence Tem­ ple, Joe Guerry, William Shepard, Victor M. Greene, First Lieut. Geo^ G. Herring, Second Lieut. Ralph Wight, Clarence Mahoney, Homer Wynne. Walter Mason, John PozoUJ, Paul Pezold, Edmond Stowe, Frank* Lossing, Arthur "Lossjng, BeHfeley Blackman, W'orthington Blackman, Wallace Lee, Henry Lee, Alvin Kendali, Britlaiu_Joluiaon, Jowijdi Wynn, C. S. I,ee, TaUf Chairman, It. A. Cobb, J, J. Driggers, A. I. Ross, Tom Meredith, William jCoiilbourn, Fred Wight. w e’re iqnely Gifd, an’ want our hoy, Across the sea. All wo can do is sit an* pray: It’s hnrd to 'beat' with him away. Ch. keep him clean an’ brave -arr* true,-— He’s lighting for .mother-wiv’ me »»>'■;— - ■ \» <*■ l ou; So hear me, God, as I pray tonight, Watch over Bill when we start to fight. — K. G. DuffWdd. 1/ ■ j.'Jo ru b b in g ' necessary. slhly ho sold to go fo market. - • Spanish Sulphur Deposits. hi tha provl.n-o of &itrrli|. ^'nlo. H ere aft- a i,i uihttr of sulphur d ■]»»*• i B*. iJin- of , no most Iniptirtniit af them |* Umt of lai Sumtu de ic-rca, ib'itr the town of Lorca, the h**d of which extends over n length of ten kilohieter* and n width of one to two kilometers. ». -St®A Card of Thanks We, The children ol Mrs. Mtirtha Bcrtlcson, wish to extend our heart b it’ thunks ami approbation to our friends and neighbors (both in Sun- . ford and Upssla* who wer so kindl us dicing the short.Illness and death' of our dear mother, who passed away * at the home of her son, A. M. Bcrtlcson at Sanford, Sept. 19th. *j Also for the beautiful floral ‘ offerings * »» •Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bertleson Mr..and Mrs. Emil Mngnuson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kricson Mr and Mrs. John llurel! Mr. and Mrs. \dam Knrr of Del.and Standard Specific. Some facetious persons want io know what we polish the atfnt of our punts with to iniike them so bright and shiny, it’s no "gel-sllck-qulck’’ preparation, but an Intangible and natural element known as tempi ot* •rltus.—Houston Post. Just sprinkle Grandma in the tub and then, like . whitq magic millions of glorious suds in an instant. It’s wonderful how Grandma does the work. It makes no difference if the water is hard, soft, hot or cold, the result is always the same. Grandma is the greatest “ all round ” household soap of the age—it’s powdered. No chipping or slicing. No whole bars wasting, away when Grandma is on hand. R i Testing Pleurisy With Colna A novel method of diagnosing pteu- , rt*y Is described by P. Lereboutlr-t In the Parle Medical Journal. The ex- - T ry this Powdered Soup Today >2 M fia e m UtUM hts «*nr to th.i patiaoTa chest, closing his other ear, while coins are clinked at the parent's hack. The •ooad o f the coins coming through-a' healthy, normally trernted Jung seems dbtfsnc aijtl dull, while tlmiugh an nfferted lung.'through solid or* homogeneouj tissue U Clear. ^Uvery metal­ lic ring U heard. :b 1 ~ At the ijyric Monday, Fei»t. ID ‘‘ Btingins L'p Father At H ore" ' Musical Comedy »*. ■. -e .......* -* •.V -y T .. r--- j • --•» , UL . , • Sam J. Pickens, Harry H. Newman, Bryan Walker,. Andrew j. King, Charles Pries ter,’ Roht. o Weeks, Walfred Pierson, \andtr Perritte, Adolph ShAw, BarneJ- F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan MUcliell, Drawdy Mnlthcns, Lewis Col­ lins, John A. Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, Jnnics H. ^.ee, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T. .Smith, Roy Mason, Dr. T. A. Neal, George Hyman, John E. Hawkins, Fred al­ laril, Carl Robert Willie, Joe 7,apf, Ralph Geiger, Harry Geiger, Fred Ballard. Robert Hill. QrmMma < {/ ,, v r *i r ^ . * . - �- K- ■ t —•—r ____ --------— - - **■'« *> •■ U rJPP»« '*:•“.^fv.g f^-7 * % --«*-%i--♦*-! 'f ’ ;' * ----- - >■. f t y - ±r-—^ -g ^ r r p ™ 7 -“ 1,1 - ' ' ' . - ^ * : , • * . . . . . :3# i * ( - .. *# PAGE TJUtEE THE SANFORD HERALD SEPTEMBER 21, 1314 THF of cru?Uy upon,u‘ * wiUll(,whaf.u f,>r * I H L i SANFORD J H m . v f t w HERALD u u ix n iA W f niVttl crIpillc(, U()- whom lheyH„ R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Mnnager to Uti an by-products of tlit* Kfiippo. EMPLOYERS OF LABOR TO ME E T factories. The spirit of Amerieu in this hour TublOhrii K x « y Tu m lm y m i l Friday of her <; ethsemane is well C\pp-ssed by the ringing phrase of Lloyd George -to the Hrilish Empire All advertised goods must be HONEST to benefit from Publicity. PickilmacitiiTiuN I'Hict: in advance: fast!'" We have the same reasons as pocket#: do not leave their cards in pilfered pockets..’ Printers ink is fatal to -O N K V B A H. . • •r ........................................*I.0 « those given by th" British Premier f i l l M O N T H # .............................. .....................1-2S frauds. We have ^reputation and we advertise to keep it up—also we have TIIHEK MONH lri.*.................................................. 7S to his people, at home and overseas. •Vpatron? that will vouch for the soundness and dependability of this Bank. ______ \ l i t i o n n l In Urn CIlJ l>r t'a nU r *2,00 I'rr Vrar In "U 'e are in this war for no selfish We advertise, we must be right and we aft* right. Accounts invited. Adaanre o f 20c P er M onth ** ends." "T o stop short of victory fnr.J r i f i a r n U l|i AtJfance M u ll ^lle Made at Omce t Ilia-cause would be to compromise 1ADMINISTRATOR BEACHAM CAPITAL $30,000.00 the future of mankind." "Hut the SURPLUS $15,000.00 Kalrfol aa H- ronil-t laai Mall MMrr Ahcum 22nd HAS A PLAN. battle is riot wolf yet." "W cYantlot 180*. at the I’oatorllcn at Sanford, Florida Under Act of March 3rd, 1879 • . .U seek, to escape the horrors ol war All employers of labor, and es­ ■ * = ^ 1 — m — — SHTfclrphonfe No, MS (or ourselves by laying them up for pecially those employing labor in Offlw! Ili rald llulldlni *i r , - * * our children. ’ * agricultural and .horticultural pur­ N'n; we (dial!- make-a clhau job of suits in Florida, are invited to at­ ,-:d In u speech before the Y.. M. C. A worker? in JaokBtmvTlIe Monday it tills time. When our bayonets and tend u meeting called by Federal Wa n t vo ur b u s in e s s ^ 9--— *y g Gypay.Smith, the famous evangelist our banners come back, they will Fom) Administrator, llraxton Beachant, to* be belli at Orlando, Florida, uttered tills truth: “ president Wil­ bring with them llie dead b ody of H. IL STEVENS M . HAND 0 . L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS son with one stroke of- the pen fins the world's' last military ambition on Tuesday October 1st. At this PfKtldfBl *l». PinMlI C«>bifi A ii't C u h io and tinfair form id assured world-j N *rBeteham will bear dixdone away with Cntlinjlc antt Pro­ testant, Jew and Gentile, creeds and peace for future. -Our sons may die cussiuns us to labor conditions in Florida and the possibility of assist­ ‘ ism,’ uniting them* in a common but their sons shall be spared. ing employers, to get laborers, in cause.“ Would it not be well for order tu liandh* the farm, fruit un<l every man, woman,and child to retfivegetables crops of this season. * ite that real Godly conduct is morp This should he a most important paring flrir canal ns -a regular Ane . important than creed, and is it not a meeting and the results hoped for for travel. S t; « faci that generally speaking the E a s y a n d Practical H om e may overcome many of the diffi­ stronger a person ,is on creed the Your? very _ truly, culties that now loom prominently weaker they are on practical Christi­ G.' A. Tornlitison, Director, Dressmaking Lessons before every farmer and fruit grower anity. ^Vo are not louking.for n reDivislonron Inland Waterways depending on hired help. ligiour argument, hut simply ask By loliti_Stowart, Supplementing a previous notice LtfrCoJ. of Engineers. yourself this question and conscien­ Mr. Beachum is especially anxious !» ■ vK issued from , the olllce o f' Federal to see the citrus growers of FJorida tiously answer " i t . — Wauchulla Ad­ is' 1 Food Administrator, Braxton Beachin attendance, fur it is their work vocate. , Notlre. am, in which ha has called a con­ which will open lirst of all and will Immediatbly following the regular ference of employers to take place Prepared SpodoDy (or tfu* Newspaper by Pictonal Review. need most immediate attention. meeting of Seminole Itehekah Lodge ■m • NO L O ITE R IN G at Orlando, on Tuesday, .October 1st. Some orginal plans will be presented tin Friday f*veiling Sept. L’Tth in Mr. Benchttm wishes .to add that The Cjty ,Manager should have for l..r handling lunilimit the Hi. labor Iubtir situation, .ilunllon, and und u „ „ .„ i,r 8ft,n ’ ,|... ,,...... edge to, lino of small rforal>OQ*vTvt-.: z»,7.* the Biilftf nupport of the community this meeting should In* attended Mr. D urham a q n r - t l n m t t - I M i i b o 7 « r . . ? and press. Oathar upper edge between particularly by the citrus fruit pack­ 'i n his order to tlin police department who attend the meeting come pre- u'd. All Odd fellows anil thidr wives T perforations Ioaring the plait ers .and the packers^of -.vegetables. to rigidly enforce the untidoRering, puretl to “discuss , shnridy .and,to the • * plain, Jfoln the upper and lower bach and •Indy friends, also all visiting Tlfe conference will he.called to ppint their various difficulties, Motions with, notches, center-beaks ,anti-l<>:ifing, move-on ordinnnees'6f Odd Fellows and Rehckahs arc and sldo edges even. the city (if St. Augustine. These order at 10:30 A. M. on the morning j The Food Administration at wash cordially invited. A good time in Join the bolt to- teak strap u are war times and times vital to the of thg First at the Colonial Inn, ingtoti has indicated to the Federal assured. notched; Adjust ■trap to position'oa very existence of our lieloved Na­ opposit the Sun Juan Hotel upper along line of nnuUI “o" perform Food. Administrators of the various t See’ y tion itself: nothing that may lead ttons, notchM and shoulder edges The meeting place was sent red states that this will be unimportant ''even. .in a division of sentiment, to guy through the courtesy of Mayor part of their work, the securing of Cum inanity .Markets Prevent Food Clnso underarm and shoulder nothing of armed clashes, must be .lames 1„ Giles, who tendered .the labor, or insisting em ployers to se­ - W aste. seams u notettd. Turn hem at lows/ •allowed. 'Other cities ore carefully building to the use of Mr. Beachum cure labor. Forty com m u nity markets have preventing the congregating of and those who attended the con­ Council of National Defense is been organized and are in operation all idle talkers on the street corners* ference. working along those lines, and witli in Massachusetts, according to a re­ 1 ,J : aprnctice that has always been roFederal -Food Administrator the cooperation which Mr. Bearhnm port of a representative of the | J _Uifrtl'-’iL us dnngerous to civic wel- Bcaidiiim is aulU'iIialiilg onehunifred m xp i'ck from tip* g r o wers of Florida, r • .Slate* Department u {. .Agriculture, k ‘ sr-ri fsre. The benches in the parks 'are or more to be in attendance at this v x he believes that the meeting of who recently visited the S*ute. By S3 there for the use of those who have conference, which .will he open to October 1st will develope a practical menu of these markets large ipiantime to spend that way, and there all employers of labor and as noted plan of getting the desired results. fruits w hich m igh lo liter wise lawill lie no effort made to discourage previously, -*»»pi^dally those engaged wasted are utilized and townspeople tourists and ol her*v inclined to enjoy iii agricultural activities. c:m obtain the products while freSlf S E M IN O L E SI.000 CI.UI1 the public parks of St. Augustine, \\ but is apparently a practica and uf a eumpnrntively low i*rrsr In hut loiifiiigur lingering on the .*iri-et a n d efficient solution of the mu* h :-=- J3 Wat. Savings Stamp I’ u rrhusepL.wid tin is t towns where the market* have corners and- in drug stores should discussed problem <»f holding indi­ been established old buildings cen ­ edge of -coat on small " 0 " perfora­ Boosters and will be stopped bv the police. tions. Adjust facing to position un-. vidual consumers down to the twotrally located have been utilized upd And the ‘ parents of minors who pounds-a month sugar allowance has I S. Rapp darnoath front with corresponding furnished at little oust. In many of rather 'heir hoys sleep at home than edges even. Lap belt in front with ■J. W I*. Brooks been inaugurated in Hillsborough ill** markets cunning -kitchens are conterfrotU eren back section with in jail will do,well to see that they !l. • Yowell-Speer t'o,, I tic county. by llaffutl Joik-s, Count; conducted ami fruits aiul vegetables back edge of strap (Indicated by are off the streets. at the unholy •I. F. F. Dutton 7749 small “oH perforation) end finish for Food Admini-tratur (or that county, not sold in the lifsl state are canned hours of night. a. C . W. Brown '-losing. after being approved by Braxton either ,for Ha* owner at cost or to be Move on!—St. Augustine Record. Line and sow collar to nook edge of li. First National Bank An estremetv pooil looking coal of Benclmth, Federal Food Adminis­ ?*old latpr.. hack, and to the front with notches dark MIA, trlm m ni trBA iclf bvttom. 7. J. W. Booth - — - O -----trator for Florida. The new system, And contorbacks .even; leave oollar S. W E. Scoggan*“ With si* many shear frock** In froo beyond smnll " 0 " perforation: ' consists' of Householders'* Sugar THE SPIRIT OF AM ERICA; EMERGENCY WIRE STRETCHER I). L. F- Mc.Culicr voguo n long coat Is n noccssity for roll collars and fronts as Illustrated. -America knows the answer now A p p e a l ions anil makes its- appeal tho summor wardrolnj. Thu most 10 F. M. Elder Now, face pocket or underface to I lo the honor oh the individual j Germany .will know it tomorrow X arm cr _rtlU-Lluw_Hn_Mailc—Rtpair*.- tn ‘ Itr.-h neVuiid trio small “o" perforn14, ■U.- O . *-,w1 11, In Broken Fence by Using Usfna Hick­ Hick! simple, aopo \\- * ill on-urn our spioiiitiit •••/:•'! 11nrougb n cTifTTHT pit n-fr— rrrrr r n r - i ", \\ 01 Buthamly, depend Ilia upon good cutting Hons Roll over on tho small "o " pornml ohastc Tim* for smart effect Tin* ory Stick for Handle. lomtliTus and. tuck tho points to posi­ » il h.hearts that *.ve*-p .blood; biit-Wj- c d i - i i j m i v i l ! h o t a l ’ > r u | ' t t o | > u r ! I )■: U .ilk- r I lick-nil runt used, ns the subject of today's tion. Adjust pocket, on front and 10 r v i I- ,, of I lo - s n o i ' t h ly per wilt ivcr»|»e them wi'h |ica*-ts steeled iI ,Mrs. I Tililcti Jacob., buck with outer edges between Indi­ After turning the cows'In to o Held I homo drussinnklng lesson has the capita allot unco now in effect, and b y -every wanton Gentian utrority cating small **o" perforations. 15. J. Tildeii Jacobs happened to llmj 11 broken plncn In back cut In-two sections, the lower by every hospital ship sunk by^every will not exceed the permitted nmnuifl lfi. Kleii Acre? gathered nml tho upper i)uml*fRtod Closo ncniriA of sleeve mid cuff as the*fence nml I did not linvo the time and trimmed with strap; lo which notched. Lino cuff and sew to sleero Since its inauguration -Septem ljer Jted. Cross post bonr!»ed, by every to 'g o for ti .stretcher at th e'other end ,17. W. II. Merriwcatlier the boll Is attachod. The opon nock with notched at lower, edges oven, wfi oiled,prisoner to’ itire*l. by « very fitB. the s\:.tem ha- been endorsed •>f tin' Hirm. Finding 11 hickory slick IS. J. E. Borterll’eld limy bO finished' with- two styles of bring small‘ “o " perforation In cuff i7 1 r«-ti -mbranee that' tii? v hole , horri- by the lending* liter bants of 11ill? - If). N . I .. Garni In the woodpile ] sawed o(V n piece collars. Deep cuffs trim tho nne plc&i tn hIoovo scam. Sew sleeve In urmb!< tWidgi'dy was forced upon the borough i oim ty and has p ro ' cd.uu sleeves ami the fulness at Bin front ahout three feet long for the Itiindb*. hote as notched with small " 0 “ per­ Jn. ;«»ct 1 dc *'pm ' . Ba -1, Is hold In under Hie bolt, ft) medium foration at shoulder scam easing In I Could loti take time to prepare o tire h. d by a devih-’t despotism 'hut uni|ualilicil su<,'c.c>s. Ad min ...t mt or T i c Her.nl wi'I pultl'sh this list 1 nlze tho coat re<|tilros .1M, yards of 61any fulnoss between notches, nr ths for heating an .Iron, so I llattene.l the ■*"' ht to 1nsli’ vb ihe humnti ,ri.i e, Beucliam fav*ns d* innugur: fion it, Aid. any additions thereto until | Inch or iUi, yards 44-Inch material. fulness may lie shrunk out. Bold tho end of a i|uum-r Inch bolt and drove It «> Ihe I'hiladel; I '.a Ledger. other count it*?. ' J ift-=r Ibe immediate War Savings I sleeve toward you when hasting it lu The first step tpward tho construc­ In one end of the stick, then heal the Tin* - ir<l m a i'i i*'1 in lldl>tion of tho coat Is to form u plait armhole * -----I her,- is not an American boy 1 He. hegl 1 tlltlg Sept 'Jdl atl'l end­ head to make lt*d*>.ugh It ht- teeth. each *ddo of the center-back of the Tho coat may tw trimmed with but­ Hi I'runce bet il.e mad ambition of bureugh folb |big Sept. N th , G el your name on Several Inches from the end 1 fast­ lower b.ick section, creasing on linn tons of seir-nmtcrlnl or some of tho 11 Ol S E M U L P b R S S U G A R this list "h*l|i back the boys in the ened a short length of chain anil n o f si t pecforntlons. Berlin k'"„-d him! These is net a Bring folded pretty new bone buttons may Ik* useiL A IT iM L A I IO N . * trenches." 4.if • lad from youj street stretched suffer­ Pictorial Review Long Coat No. 7749. Hires, 14 to 20 years. Price, ing on a hospital cot but the cJ'Yiitfal .1 hereby apply f<*r purchase 20 cants War Lords of Germany, seated in for ......... — pounds” of sugar for FAST COAST CANAL Juxurlous chairs about a green-bake household use at, No.— --------- SticP 2 l/•“Sm ~ Rural R ou te N o ,----table in the German Foreign Office Com rnlll»le Report** C nfaiorahly ‘ Box. N o .---------------tore, maimed and mutilhled him. We Again • . suffer with him —w e jy thrill of pain City of ------------- . The following will be. interesting City of ------------ . is magnified .and multiplied :as it rucks the tortured fancy of his , There art* in my family, including to the people of Sanford, lion. Puctri U. Fletcher, mother; hut as truly a? the God of servants,-— persons. United State? , Senate, justice sfill liveth t h e ' mentwho,plan­ 1 hereby certify on iny honor that Washington, D. C. ned 1his.carnage "and loosed this enr- I will not atteept to purchase sugar My denr Senator: elsewhere in c x c p s s of the monthly Wire Stretcher tn Use. In reply to your recent lett *r ndper-capitn allowance now in effect to Briga-Ber General Kvller hook taken from .11 singletree. Tho as rulod by the United State? Food dressed f ' ■, ft.', 1 4*#,»,, T vS*v 1 11 I■■11 . I Waterways, 1U.. i .... ,11„ •«.. hook wiiH bent so tHut the hurltn 011 the Committee on Inland Administratoration. There is no guess-work by ihe with reference tn the Florida East wire could not slip through. 1 fnrtlicr certify that this purchase ■When barbed wl** becomes alack It Coast Line Canal, tin* Committee sales department o f the Florida can bo tightened by cntGilug It be­ including sugar now on band .or in lin* reported to the Director Gener­ tween the claws of n hammer and my .possession or under my control Citrus Kxchnnge— it . is in tou ch . al of Railroads regardingrthe Lower making n series of kliikn. These kinks will not exceed ( u thirty days’ with important markets by wire Intracoastal Route; it is believed, should not be too ahort to weaken the supply if a country resident) A however, without definite -recom­ wire.—J. ,L. Pinkston In Popular Sci­ ~r. FT ---A S every day o f the shipping season. week’s supply il u city resident. mendations w’ith reference to any ence Monthly. .particular section of tho Route In­ The wav■ +in which this wire serv* A country resident is one living volved. „ , * Does* your fountain pen REVIVAL OF FRUIT. ORCHARD icc helps to avtdd glutted m ark ets 3 miles from his Tegular place of Tn view of the fact that the tak­ give yoU trouble and an­ trading. v ■*‘ and to assure good prices w ill he ing over of the Florida Enst Coast Proper Surgical Attention Will Provo noyance? Perhaps it is Note. Dealers must see that ap­ Cunal would necessitate, if it were Effective—Cut Out Dead Wood further explained to any grow er o f not the fault of the pen. and Fill In Holeev plications arc fille.il hi legibly and to be Used as n' pn'rt of the Intracitrus fruiLs who writes to the F lor­ delivered to his County Food Ad­ cuastnl System,/considerable recon­ It may be the quality of o ted orchards'can be revived by prop­ ministrator periodically as ruled by struction and construction, it Is nf»t the ink you are using. ida Cilrus Exchange, at Tam pa, er surgical attention. Cut out tho hi? Administrator.. believed that tho Committee could dead wood; All in the holes and decay­ Fountain pens are not Fla., o r calls on recommend this, as it was not in the ed spots with cement; cover exposed recommended for use F: J. Baltin, manager of the Jia- scope, of its work and it is not be­ wounds with'iintlsoptlc tree plant; re­ with any but fountain vanna Cnne Products Co., of Havana lieved that tile construction of a move Surplus growth from the Inte­ L. A. H AKES, M gr. Orange pen ink. We have it in Cuba, bearing of the great possibili­ waterway or work involving the re­ rior of the tree to let In the ^untight; County Citrttfi(Sub-Exchange ties, of sugur cane in St. Lucie county construction would come under the spado up the tough sod near tho trees r black, blue, violet, red, Orlando,Fla. visited Fort Pierce recently and in Railroad Bill No. 107, 05th Cong. S spray for what* alls them and always . ' *» green and i blue-black. a . ataLenuillL—niadu—tp. tllC-JNc_WS_flTuL “III SJ,-which ~{*Tnvi*it*s-f.»f—t-)>e-ot»erti- .tor, aniline-moth__ GU-a .tlm.old tywn R. L. Goodwin said he would locate tion aud utilization of canals and « chance and they will bear for many . • B est/' a syrup mill to cost frnfn $8,000 to transportation facilities on the in­ years, $10,000, proyided 100 acres ol caiie land, canal and coastwise waterways I i is, tr, ttherefore, L'. LP.,f . t**J-. tlinilHLl Vj . r . i vfhHe . , . t, tin was ground in one'tield and parties It [ Tha Summer 8ol*tlce. thought that June 21 Is the day' of the year when would invest from $4,000 to $6,000 this Bill would permit the Director in the mill. General of Railroads to operate the sun It directly over tho equufor, | transportation o» any suitable wntor- and for.several dnys.ntjout thnt. time L there Is no ohservnbfe difference gn *it'JrV OFEICE SUPPLY DEPT. way, It does not authorize construc­ . JDally Thought. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida These are the time* that try men's ______ tiomaa Paine such as would be involved In pre- ye3r. ■ sou — THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY W E ADVERTISE, YVE MUST BE RIGHT PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA THE-BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS F O O D *£ ADMINISTRATION The Long Coat Not Restricted to Any Special Fabric. u Fountain Pen Ink ■*• --i, 1 ■ r; ~ ; -- i ♦ ---> **.- • -• - m r id ^7. * » - f •------- . i , ' v. *-v.-' ■ '-:/ - j . �--- -5 SEPTEMBER 21, IB1H THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR ONLY MApE MATTERS WORSE IN SOCIETY’ S DOMAIN Smalt Girl’s Efforts to "Fudge" on Un fortunate Remark Could Not* Bo - Called Successful, H APPENIN GS OF IN T E R E S T IN A N D AROU N D SAN FO RD Don't fail to lie at that Red Cross Carl Tackach left last week to “ v*" ;J > join the Merchant Marine ns a sailor meeting next week. Annual reports and election of For Wood and heavy hauling sCC ofllcers at the Rod Cross meeting Murrell, or phone 37N. 4 '-tf Oct. 2. I lV , Edward Milieu left Monday .fur Remember the Drive for clothing K- Deland where he will enter Stetson this week for the. French nnd t University. Belgians. gi All the CUy nnd County School Clothing wanted at Red’ Cross books at,M obleys Drug Store! G-tfc Headuuartrrs for men, women, hoys, Miss Elvira Carter of Orlando and girls and babies. spent the, week end with her sister Red Cross meeting at Presbyter­ g f » Mrs. Thrasher, » *. - * - ■* - -4.fc't * ' t ian .church, Wednesday, Oct.,‘dud, A coptpletc stock "uf'Sciiom Supat 7:311 P. M. Re .sure to be there. |Vi piles nnd School books at Mobleys . For Rent Mrs. H enry. Wight, her daughter . Two apartments over 10 Coin Mrs. Kirtlev, and Mrs. Shinhotser Store. Cool, nice rooms with from . Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Ruwe" an­ motored to Urlnndo Monday moriiporch. Four rooms $ 15.-00 pel nounce the birth of u daughter, month*. Eight rooms §40 per month Monday Sept. 23rd. • Mrs. Ralph Wight left Monday 'i N. 11. Garner.' . l-tlc I f you need stove wood phone me for DeLand, where Mrs.* Wight will I can supply you. 11. C. DuBose. take a business course in the Busi­ THE LIBERTY 4.LOAN ARMS .* . 100-tfe ness College there. , SOUR (SOLDIERS.________ Miss Alice Caldwell 1ms returned David Becker is in the city for Mrs. Sam Bradford and attrac­ The subscribers to the Liberty from n pleasant visit with Mrs. R.; u few days visit being enroute to tive little' son Sam Jr. .returned Loans 'hAvo purchased for tho War R . Deas at Daytona .‘ Beach. Clearwater from Indiana where he Thursday .from Marietta, Ga. where Dupartment over $t,000;000,0(i0 o f As customary * all School -Books spent the summer. ■ tliuy spent a month with Mrs. ordnance $ 1,000,000,000 was spent will be sold for Cash only at Mobleys ’ Miss Adelaide lligxitis ieft Sun­ iinpifod'a parents. tor artillery; §300, OUU, 000 for auto­ Drug Store. *v Ji-lfc day night for Landsdale Pa. She will Mrs. E. D. Bullock and her grand­ matic rifles; § 100, 000,000 for small Miss Lettie. Caldwell is spending he the guest of her sister, Mrs. daughters Misses Margaret and arms; nearly $2,000,000,000 for arttlaevcral weeks as the guest of Mrs. Julius Striker for the winter. Marion Clnrk. who have been stop.i Jgry. .aiptuuttitlyn _«nd $.110,000,000 JR. R* Deas at Daytona lU-ncn. Mrs. II. L. Perkins and little son ping at thf Gobies, are now 'at Mrs. for small arms ammunition; $ 100, LEO N ’S AUTO* T R A N SFE R 000,000 was jpont for armored motor Braxton returned to their hofwe- at J, VYbitngr’s on Magnolia Ave. PH O N E 91. H O TEL CARNES. Daytona Beach Saturday ufterpeum •. “ . * , , Mrs. Etta, G. Tyner lias returned cars. R E L IA B L E S E R V C E . ___ 101-tf after Ird r 1r t f *^il(• from Tampa where sh e-baa been It is estimated that $7,000,000,000 Mrs. Bart Peterson and Mrs. Ralph pleasantly as the guests of her mo­ visitHYg relatives for the' past three will he spent by the Ordinance Deptweeks. Mrs. Tyner expects to spend ment this .current yqar. W ight left Saturday for Stetson ther Mrs. Leffloi'.- 1 where they will take a business Try ’ Magruder'a L IN IM E N T for the. winter with her daughter Mrs, Every American wishes to-have n * course this winter. , ' all lameness and rheumatism in R. J. Holly. part in winning the war and {support M.iss Mae Thrasher and Miss ing our soldiers who are lighting our s v School hooks—School books and horses and human. Get it, at L. R. .Fern W.ard left Saturday for Spar­ battles in France. Every subscriber ' Tues-2-tf School Supplies of all kinds at Philips & Co. i j y M obleys Drug Store. G-tfc Miss Clam Millen leaves Thrus- tanburg S. C. where they will enter dny.for Jacksonville where she will Converse College. Mias Ward was i Mrs. Will Bray nnd daughter little j teach , in the Public School. Her a mein her of the tills class of the £ v Miss Clara spent the week end. .ut many friends regret that her work Sanford High School, having gradu­ I- . Winter Garden us the guests of takes her away from Sanford, but ated in the spring. Air.. Brays parents, A sen food nnd .chicken dinner. wish her continued sucress. CATES C R A TE COM PANY] * 60 cents, every Sunday, 12:30 p. m ■ The V. W. C. A. suggests that SELLS HIGH G R A D E F E R T IL I­ jK -and Thursdays G p. m. Daytona SER. SPECIAL M IX T U R E FOR • U fa ell TToTeT Drfy'tona Beiich ~ mozrf FLtTWElt^Y.ARns- AN D <) A RDEN- Mrs. Will Bray and little duughIN ANY AM OUNT FROM ONE J' *1 4er Clara formerly of Sanford but POUND TO* A CARLO AD . PHONE, p11; p T n 6 w from Sebring arc spending .1 be LSI. Ill-Ite ' <1 week with her mother Mrs Millen ■ . . . i H M Jernigan who lias been w ith i'., Spanish Influenza ip non in Santhe Peoples Bank for some time left ford, its dangerous. Re I sLW non i today for Stetson University where (.| secret' Cuts it short. Good druggists -be will recieve the military training ^ sell it, I0-Itc. as advised by the goverment. Mr. Mrs. (XHerndon and little, Jernigan has njade many friends O. P. Jr. and Mrs. Herndons’ ainle^ here and they will watch Ills future' . Josephine and Helen, have returned career with interest. V ! P froAi Daytona Beach where they After October !st, the price,of a., spent a month very pleasantly. shave in Sanford will be 20c instead _ One do 3e of M A G RU D E R ’S Won­ ■of Joe as formerly. This is made) derful Medicine cures colic in horses necessary by the increased ‘ cost of 1 like magic. Gel it at l.. R. Philips everything in the line of barber's ^ f * ‘t Co's. . Tues-2-tf . - u p p l i e s a n I is t h e fi r s t ineff* si '*v in will c h e a p e n ' illurtiig *t,ri'-- h m - t t ’ I > I a ' l ti - The 't \\ . ti. ,i d The Fourth L'«an itui-l oe a great -.in, •-s ITjc F Dirt h I. tuft j . Lon n i^. ■i lighting loan eo,nv »' • “ inpn.ssci uflietn her girld Lhai vloth- ing : revwtU pt-rsonality. The well ’ 1 drLssed woman chooses^ Imr dress, W ed -" f,;r herself illonc. She con^ide-s ami her work, her ideals and h r s.uial w d jer responsibility To '-tii.io'tttc th* •leicn (.ruani j n i i a n s **f M' " -,r ii.iiot f ! hi , iii'iTi**: **f w ■■".* n i n l !,*- .'ll i ,w establi-bn,* nt**fi, tmi a •"j.mglc f t iti.iliirii. unit to de; i >. ■e a r e .,,(( ptM3j|*h< lieneht from interchange e lp in g j()f riinviction and method of v-url;, a Section on \\omen's Work has Y achf |t>eeir created in the iJivision of I x 2 |*i Social Hygiene, War Department, lulTalo Uoiiimission on Training Activities finally Jand the Y. W. C. At The Bectiun r $500 -.viir ansicr questions through ;corWill respondence; to supply literature Slude- on xarious aspectes of the problem: Ad- to supply ua far ns possilile, lecture Beach, i on social hygiene, especially near the 2-tf I Tumps or it* industrial centers. The children have started to school and may need Glasses soon. Being throughly equipped to •'give Examina­ tions and Furnish Glasses o f all kinds would be pleased to have you-call and consult me either about your eyes or those o f your children. TH IS- ! S_fM PORT AN T Set* Dr. Duvis'-for glasses fin dcffctive vision or l ,'iidai be at t hi* Lincoln 11olc[, Sanford Oct Is! to the ! At It Don't wmi until i he In -1 K \ >- : est ed ! fee When r.ur soldiers on the battle front are braving death, Puch one offering to ihake the supreme sacritiee for hix country and the great eause. we w h o r-*.«nait, -afcl.. at, h o m e s u r e ly s h o u ld g i'< t l n i n e v e ry s u p ­ p o r t , s h o u ld m a k e e v e ry sacrifice to r e i tg l h e ti th e m * I f we can n o t tig h t o i i r - e L e s we c an . inase our dol l arli g h t . It is a g re a t calh-e we are engaged Shells From,Camp Shelby. -r tf** Camp Shelby. Mjs The Sanford llernld: We, tbc boys that left Sanford on July the lath wonder why our name do not appear on the Honor Roll.’ D on’ t think for a minute that we have not been pufting out our ppor­ tion of "sw eat" In this man's iirmy. We di*l net slip away from home ■even if we did leave at the dead, hour of midnight. The Red Cruss forgot us and you forgot us, hut we are |loing our bit in a very hard camp. We live on dusjt and perrpirntion here.. But thank our’ Stars and Stripes we are leavingihere now for “ .Some­ where". It don’t matter where we land we will watch the Herald if possible. And our hearts are still with Sanfowl and the dear ones there. > We will be home some day und very long from the present, date. Our eleven nnmos would make the line quite n bit longer so please attach zouf names to it. r Respectively, Eleven Roys of Seminole t'ountv ] Dear Boys: We cannot always place you un­ it i! we know thut you are in service i and expect to remain us it entails th«* readjustment of the Honor Roll Twice a'week. Also IT would simplify matfWIi if nil those who have really joined the army and navy and whose nunits arc not un the roll would, let us know. We do not want to miss orte hoy who has gone from Semi­ nole County in this greatest of all Editor. in th is for w ar; wdiich it is a great struggle in.which the very hope of-the world is bound up that is be­ ing waged in Europe und on th.e high sens. It Is an honor to have a parr in it and All American^ all o f ’ their lives, wid he proud of the part they had in it or ashamed of their failure to do their part. The Fourth Loan is .a righting loan Every subscriber to the Loan strikes a blow for Liberty, for Victory. A number of women were discussing Liberty bonds one afternoon In n neigh­ bor's house. Almost unnoticed a little neighbor girl lind entered. At tljla point In the discussion she exclaimed; “ Well, my. aunt says slm might just as hell-buy u Liberty bgnd ua to bo taxed!" . Her remark caused a good lilt of comment. One guest, who has a non In the sendee, became very Indignant, and exclaimed: "Tho Ideal Buying ti bond to e»: cape taxation! That's patriotism for yotfl That makes me tired—anybody as able tin ahe Is to buy bonds, or any­ thing."* With that last remark the speaker "flew" out. o f Uie house.-------,K, Tho llttlo girl, beholding tho fitrifo and lmd feeling she lmd stirred up, tried to "fudge" bn.her remark, ex­ plaining that It wasn't her aunt who made the remark, hut some other wom­ an. The neighbor women held her to her first remark, and were making It pretty "warm" for the little girl, when she finally burst out,with: "Well, you [don't know how much It costs my aunt to live; nnd how much Its costs her to tnko Hint trip to Ni­ agara Falls I" The" lhbgh with which tho women greeted tills Innocent remark was sufflclent to send the loyal nnd Innocent girl running from the room. Truly, her "lines had not fallen In pleasant places" that afternoon* Last Saturday the Kicc'o Cnttlo Co., at Lake Wales, 'shipped nix ears of rhoiPe hopf rattle to the stork yards at Jnckannvillo. The cattle "ere all in excellent condition and this fact. demonstrates* beyond a |doubt that this i.i a stock county as well as the finest location V)n earth for Hie grower of citrus fruit. oi county commissioners it was de­ cided to vote on the compulsory tick dippn igjn -St. Lucie county at tlie general election .November 5. .The advertisement for the election as published in the "St. Lucie County Tribune calls for th e compulsory cattle dipping of systematic tick eradication work. A company has been organized at Fort Myers for the purpose of Disillusionment "When so" e<fes n cdlliid puhfessah rise up mid pick nt deim crinkly Bldo whiskers o' 'h ls’n nnd smoovo down dnt fancy vest you' mu amazed ut do PQndcroelty.o1 lie spcltndo," said old Brother Buckaloo. "But when yo’ listens to bis tninxphivlcntlon .«•>’ iltids dnt wlr.ji ,vji* bchcll d^jn v.h:;... ;in and flat vc-fl \n‘ seed i,||. Alii t uni liout Miss Louise Earle ils Maggie in "Bring ing Cp Father At Home" at the so, ltruiIil.T Juniiin?"—Kansas C,cy Star. Lyric Monday, Sept. 30 As Reliable As Steam At One-Hal£*The Cost Noro engines* o[Tcrntn "with'either'Reroscne or gasoline. The NoVo kerosene carbureter is a proven success. It extracts every atom of power from low-cost kerosene. Novo engines cost less to operute titan any other engines <' similar -| power. Light niui portable as \ they are, every part Is built rfolr substantially oversize. hfovo engines work with tho snme reliability ordinarily ex?' JEKOPIES aho OUTFITS per tod from steam pow, r. They operate positively and quietly, and may he driven continuously for . hours. Eleven sizes, from one to fifteen horsepower. Best for grove, farm or packing house; also, pumping, spray­ ing, etc., Writ fur catalog tinner M f g . C o ., State Agents ti. V.. Skinner, Manager ^1 Vunue Dunctim, Florida A K **m« r< r A v e r y T r a c t o r s ' el1''. ■acnnrrvaran' itioner) uvrrhend ofIrrigation “ fPhenaOmnia. Itevolvlna Notice Un October 1st. IBIN, We, the undersigned grocery merchants of Sanford, on account of the scarcity of help nnd in order to reduce expenses us much ns possible, hereby agree to discontinue the practice of solieting orders during the period of the war. i vW 'JIfCI-,'.£***| Uut order it ■can be stored Be In -ProspectA wm In IlHenable t’ lty. n Muncle Mlburli, was singing loudly one eve­ ning. " I Would Not Live Always," A woman next dour, trying to put the baby to sleep, sent the lolhnving note by her slx-year-obl son to the young singer: "If you. don’t stop that noise on receipt of ,thl*. you won't even live ti few'minutes."w-ltitlhmnpoHs News. Armour Fertilizer ^fforhs Jacksonville, Florida W*?-M>j5iStVvKW■ Ujpi £ 1 1 I fc M l J i i 3 1 SJF1 1 * A �S E P T E M B E R 24, If llf l THE SANFOItD IlEItAI.I) PAGE FIVE ] property o[ Unknown; alio CnMflrilg No h»i) .laloif tin. |>t ,|,y ,,f Jm,e \ ttfiAL AOVtRTISING | ' ,nlr<i thr 1!n,! day pi.JjJDC i A . L». 1502,, i rim: I.ot > . fiiork 5, f l i y " Spring •* 1 !*oU l J j i a U u t , 11 -Li.y—pprtrirv, .lie (ir-io-rtjr of Unknown; aim, i HK3, Haled the 2nd day of Ju •ol.i (ht. prop, rty ot U. A. Han,.;; wldn No nt02. t o n , ring Lota 0 to 12, |tJoC N.itirr uf Appllralldn for T a r U r c d I’ nJcr . . r t i f i c a t r N o 893, -Inlr-fi t ho" -Jn<t iii.\ of spring* >olH a. thr property o f V Oirllon : ; j o f Ih c G e r c t a l .SlntBIc*. Juno A * D . 1502, r o v it lo K l.o t . 11 jiml 12 Mint. a|t„, Certificate No COO, Halt ‘‘ ■I - { Juk A. 1). 1857. covering Notirr (* hereby givrh that CoBittitnri lllo tk I I . m i d in the pr o n rrlv of It, \ ll». I* amf IH fll.irk »#, ( ' l i v 8 pH n ft?* i1 hi na the n . n ; • iM C e tllS c m l. No lilfl.’ d M M the Hr.) I ' / ’i'orf) of T. S. Sh.rw oo.lt l.umhrf * anti ^"ettrer C o m p a n y purnhari-r . . . X( 'f f t l t l r i l f Junr* A |1 I OUT, r o . r f l o . - | , i « r i »n.l No k8 Hal..I th, 2nd ilay ' T . r l 1, llflralt1 No Sfij, dated the 2nd uf Junp A- l> ,, f j un, A. 1),’ 1302, i-uiTTItiy I i of I t b l o c k 10 ( I*. Pprio,*.. .-3fi a - th, fir■»j*- ! ‘o,2, n o , img l.„t* 19 Aful -«*, illurk i*§ .,0 , „f ! , K ' i of S K 1r See 31. Tfi 20 V. r r t j ol M a r f . m l tfilition*; i!<o t '<■rllilrat. J 3> S|nint<., . ,1,1 a. ih#* property o f H. A. ' .l , f ' n ’t '!■<> of J lino A. It. Ilwrnii, all of the ibnvii Li ml* lying and lu ing |[ - f L. bold a* . i n j i o i n i f y oL Unknown. Ik*,. IMUJ, rovofini; 1,n( 11. W o r k l.l l'U v in Seminole ('aunty, \ : . , " T a » Crrtifteale N o 734, dated the I *J Flo rId.. hprlnc*. .o..| »* the propert y of Mr. <\ k'. SalH Conauim-rt H, Jun Af D. 18511. rovering S \ \ i, <•( Lumber anil ’ Vt«rirtT If Ctrl; nl *•« ( *=■r 11f) rA t N*» 8MN, «|a i r ii i iip £ml < ornpany ha* fili’ ti: .ft'aiil _ rcftir trilM if^ my “| „l S K ‘ , lee. N 'a > See. :il. T p. 25 S, ofllrt- and lia. m ad 6 S„f,l a* the propert y ol Unknow n: -----.(iplliratiriri fur tni 11H‘4| III Iliiu r ’in _arc^ irdatirt* tmlrh law. Cetlfleate No 1177. dated the r,th day tbilew » » ’ d rrrt:;: TtilKaU* shall bt* rmlrffutMl tune A. I>. 1855. covering He*. ME Cor. a n ofilina to le a . t a i d.r.l will iisu » th*ri»nri - 1 \V 1, ot N W , Set :u T p . 23 S, It 29 "It M,> 26th da) of ttrlnlo I run Wert S.57 ch » S 10.05 .gb*. K. fi.97 Wiln. ■. my offlrfal . f a n a . , , ^ .. . . . , \ . j o.oa ehe. Solti ar the propert y of 1 It Smith llt irii'a lw o CrttlfleQUi ittt 715. Ileal.- No HE6. d « t , . l the 2nd day of Jun.- thi* 2;lrir day of September A . . O . I: *y‘J~. rovering Lot I ' t o .‘ j, lll.irk Id „l I ,1 the ill tloy of June 1850, n y r r i n g . t1*!-*!1, A. Dougla** I!., NK Cor ol N W U o f S A V i See HI. Tp. ( l a y Sp ring., .o ld nr the property i.f II, A. ' Irrlt t irruit Paurt Snmlttalr C o u n t y , Fla. vi S. It. 25 K. run W ea l 2 ' j , r h » . S , | 7! b rha 1 Haeon: alao C rM I flu te No 180, dated the . ._ • fly V. Al. Dougla'** 1>. C " t Julv A. II. 190S, covering Lola . lo- ru*i file * 17, Illork 21, Clay Hpringi, a d d aa the proprr ly o f r.J. Witaiin; nia.i ( V r lilira lr Nn 911 ! dated the 2nd d a y o f J u n e . A - 1). U«>2. Notice o f Application fbr Taa D eed Under Httfiliin S'pB uf lit# ( i r hr r ■I N(ni uic* i, ) covering Lola I to 1C. Illork 21. Clay S p i l n j i Notlcr it h i/ o b v tfivrn that W. C. WilliamI J I " ' ' , ? * *"*' Property .of it. A. Ilar.nn; a lio inn* purcliafii-r *>f T a t Certificate N o IGfi'J. Certificate N o K5|, dated the ga d dtt) i.f rilaltfl th e.2ml «lay June A. I). 1895. c o v \June A. I). I9U2. eoverittg Lot 7., M o ck d r/ini: Lola 1 and Molriaf** Ail«! to Loti*, ( lay Snringa, .old aa the property o f I.uac M*tw*<!p * Ul* l ^r property of Un knuwnr Aten; alan Certificate No 8fi:l. dated the 2nd ° f June A. ■>..JTO2, covering I,,>l t, AUo I ajf Certiorate Nn *1688, «Uted the liml ilay «.f June A. |». |«yc. cu vrrin * Lot* i U'ock 3, Clay Springa, told a. the property ol It, A. Ilacnn; alan Ceftlfirate N o St I. ^ ?Y 1 lnrlu.*ivi*# M**Inar% Aild. I*» laongyniifnl ! dated the Ith day of N ovem ber A. I». l89.>, .o ld a* the property of Unknown, i covering Lota l and 2. Hb.ck 3. C la y Springa, A I*o T a i Certificate No 1861. dated the ia o ld aa the property of U n know n ; aiao C ct- 2nd -lav.,uf June A. It. f898. c o ve tin g Cot f tliirtln N o 882. dated the 2nd day of June in, M oln ar* Add to Longtvood, aold a* tfn•A. II. 1902, covering ‘ .at\.13,. IIluck 3. CUy properly of UnknoVn A Do l'aa' Certificate- No' 1667, dated th e Springa, told a . the property of Unknown alao Certlficat.v N o c848, . 2 . dated the tth day kml day of June A, It. 1896, covering Lota of N ovem ber 1891, .coverin g L.rta 6. ___ 28 to 32 M o l n * r , *'A\dd to L o n gw o o d, aol.l 1, 7. mid 8 llloyk 3, Clay Springa, aold aa the propAlao f a y Certificate N o 1668,. dated the errty o f Unknown; alto Certifieat<> N o 885 f" c o ve tin g Lota dated th# 2nd da y ol June A. U. 1902, to y * 2nd day o f June A. II. 1838, ering Lot 9, Illork 3,* Clay Spring*, aol.l ad 17 to 19 incl and 22 too ;:‘ 7 Incl. Molnar'a the property of J. M. Vatlen: atio Certificate Add (u Longw ood aold a* the property of N o 8 I .1 dated the ttli day of N ovem ber Unknown A. I). 1S9S, covetin g Lot III lltock 3, Clay A lio T a * Certificate Nn lf | 8 , ___ . ___ Springa. aold aa the property of Un known: 2nd day of June A, I). 1902, co ve ring Lola al*o certificate. No 848, dated the 4th day 8 l-i 15 Mulnar'a Add to L o n g ........f, aold of N o v e m b e r A. I>. 18 9 A, covering Lota tl aa the pr o p e rty o f L. Wilaon Smith ami 12, Illork 3, Clay Spring*, to ld a* the Alan Tav Certificate No 36S, dated the pr opert y, of (J. IV. Itarria; alao Certificate 3rd' day of July A . 11. 1905, covering * j No 888, dated the 2nd day of June A. II. interest in Lot* 20 and 21, Mulnar'a A dd to 1902, covering Lot 13, lllock 3, (’ lay Spring* Longw ood, .o ld aa the property of W. A aold aa the property of If. II, McClure; Nort hrop, nil abov* dearrini-d land 1)Jug alao Cerllfirale Nu 8S0, dated the till Hay of | N o ve m b e r A. It. 1895. covering Lota 18 to 120 lllock 3, Clay Spring*, aold aa tile propI erty ot F. It. Weber: aJao Certificate No ; 875. dated I he 2nd day of June A. II. 1902 I covering Lot Ml Illork 7. Clay Spring., will a . the property of If. A. flaenrt, al*o ( V n i firatr No H74.. dated the 2nd day »f June A. 1). 1902, covering Lota I and ... Illork 7 Clay- Springa, .o ld a. the property ol It. If. T l o b b l n a ; alao Certificate No 8711, Hatril lit 2nd day of June A. I>. 1992, com ring Lot I n k e k 7. Clay Springa,'aold aa the pro m u iy of tl. A. Ilacnn: alao Certificate No 113, dated th o 5th day •*! Jun« A. I>. 1911, c o v ­ ering L o t . Ij anil 12, Illork 7, Clay Spring*, aold aa the property of Lila F, Ail a 1111; r.lao Certificate N o. l l k i , datrd the f.tb day "f N'olirr U hfr»'by given that under and by June A. It. 1899, covering Lola 2 and 3, lllock 7, Clay Spring*, .o ld a* the property virtu*' uf n by a I derre# **f furerluimr# and nofi mildi* and entered in thr C."irruit C’ mjrt ol II. It. Hobhtn*: c lio Certffirale N o “ l i , dated the ]*t day of June A. It. 1898, c o v ­ *d Semlnobt ruuniy* Fb*fld«% Ifi Chmnrerv, e rin g Lilt 18, lllock 7. Clay Spring*, aold biaring dal** Auguaf 191S, wherrin Ua%id I.. T h fM h rr i« romj*Uinant* and I'atirnrr Purtbirk ii if'Trruliirit, I, a* *pt>dal rnaMrp, Hill tilTt r ftir ikah* anil erll, in frun* uf the (*uurt H«>ui*r d*jnf in Krmiinnlr c iu n t y , FJur* ida, during thr b gat hour* of sale* on M o n ­ day, October Tth, ft*IS, to tin* hiftheftt bidder fur caah, th** following drsrrihcd property 1n H**m i itole r u u n f y „ H o r ida, I o- wit: lluginnini? si th** ^v*1 1 1 li»-a*l (mint uf intrr m-fUi'H of Ti nt it i I mil) Street and LorUnl Avenue, running thence *outh alone the ra il aide of l^neuil Avert tie Fifty <S0l f pf»| tn n "take, ihenrd cant ntju ffutitfrud fii.wnii i,c i* V» !,*I' fl |p TiTic > , i fiTn r v north along the w-pat aide *»f snitl alley Fifty 1SU) feet to Tenth 1 1U Sir ret, l benn - Weal alotiR aouth aide uf Tenth Jtti Street Uhp Hundred S**v* *‘ titfjen 'I I T! fret tri the point of beginning; bring Lot S u ihi uf HI nek Twelve 112 } ol Tier " K ' ‘ *«f T. It. TrafT*»r*ra .Map of the Tnwn nf Sanfitrd , F lurid a, with thr up pur* t* fun rcs (her* in lirlufiging, to satisfy «>aid BOY HAD SPIRIT OF HIS RACE, Cypress Lumber How the Captain's Doy, MackJnrion, of the C.imeronla Helped to Allay Panic. ----------- ----------------------------- -----* In the rri>nrt of tlu* toriMsIoln^ of the Anclmr liner Cninerotiln with trnnpH In the .^letHlerninenn hint sumuht, mentlnii was in u tle of the spleiiith! coniluet of the cnptuln's hoy, MnekInnnn. Thts youngster w«s on the lu-tdge with the Tallin In when the ship wn« struck, anti he dftj much to allay the 4,'Xclteiilciit by ahoullng through the meguphono to tho troops, “keep your heiitls, men. DInnu get excited. It’s n’ rlcht. Nno hurry," anil bo on. T1ip bight <tX tho ftinnll hoy with n megaphone hs Mg ns himself ndvlslng the soldiers to keep cool mode many laugh ami-quieted ninny nerves. The >— — i * ^ - For Barns, Fences, Ont-Houses Chase & Co., Sanford, Fla. ANNOUNCEM ENT TIIF, SO U TU ER N SCIIO OI, O P C O M M E R C E • * OF ORLANDO, FLORIDA wishes lo announce to their graduates, friendn and patrons, that the floor space ordinarily used for Instruction purposes has been'moro tban DOUBLED lor this season: that Bc-vcral new typewriters have been addeti to the Ty-rM-writinji Department KivinR more machines pro rata than any; other business college in Florida; that nnothcr expert teach­ er has been added to the teaching force, and that everything has been done to fake care of tho increasing, heavy enrollment ih a thorough, practical manner, COURSES OFFER-ED: Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Civil Service, Sales­ manship, Banking, Corporation, Aitffiting, Etc. Til the Mcillterrnnonn ennie to him off the Scottish cojwt. In the list of heroes o f our mercantile murine there ought to bo n place for this gallant weo flliiNgow bill.—London Correspondence SCH O 0 L O P E N ALL T H E Y E A R SOUTHERN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A Silkworm’s Fa*t Growth. In 28 days fhun hutching n'silk worm crensi-s -I.00*> s'ui » Its tirlgliiul slr.e. K E E P YOUR EYE O N T H E H E R A LD W A N T COLUM N I F M A I N KH, Special Mailer Dirk I neon A l»ieklrt*nn. Solieitora fur I ' o m piaiiiari 1 1 Tllejl-'ilf M* f- oJso ( . i t i l o a i e No 92*» date*! - * •! -la. f June A l> 1902, (•"oririii e Half ,.f Illork 28. <‘la> Springs. J t k--' property; nl Ch A. Ilerry *1 Hro.; ' • t rufliaie N o K98,M a te d the 2nd day nf Juf.i v. H. 1902, c o v f ring ®*j Interest in HI ■k 11, Flay1 Springs,'aoTIPaa the properly f H Huron; also Certificate No. 8UJl» '!*• *.! the 2nd »l«y of June A. l b 1902. co v1 Intrrral In Illork 1.1, Clay f i l i n g s . I ni th** property of C, W. J acock * Heirs; » • < .-rtihraU No 916, dated the 2nd da> 1 *'■* V I J. 19U2. covering *i interest In ,s 1 2 < f l a y Springs, sold as the property I® ® Huron, a Ini! Certificate N " 913, l-th. 2n«r dav of June A. I> 1902. q»v- » , lot. rest in Illork 25, (-lay Spring", I -k* »!.* property of C \V, J4rocks Heirs; lira I*- No 9(1 Ti. dated the 2nd day of ' I* C*^2, covering i j Sotef*® in 1 • I ' i i,*> Springs, to ld a* the* property H ® Haeon: buii Certificate Nu 9 0 L 1 .......... ni June A. I) |902j niv* U* * * i nIere .1 In tlliwk 19, U li) fiprine*. ■ 1:•<’ (irupiriy of C. W. Jarocks l|t-ir»; - ■ ' -rtilirut- N.. 99J, datvil thr 2ml d » y • Jurit- A. J>. 1902, n v r r i n i ( j lnlvrv*t In V ! ‘ ‘ * !«>■ Sjirincs, *<>lil »* thr proprrty A. Huron; nl*o Cvrllflrute Nrt 903. ' “>* I li-r frill tluy of Juni- A. II. 1902. ruv■ ’.c lntrrr*( in Illork IS Cluy Hprinw*. I *, ih.- property o f C. W. J * co ck» ltfir» ; 1,1 ' '-Millrat.- N if 1208. ilutnl thr 5tli d « y J Jim. A l». 1839, ro v t ru ig AH Illork" 17, »> fipllnx*, mill ni thr property nt Uni: '* *!*•> Uvrtifiratr N o 703 lU lcd tin'•?> "I Jiiur A. tl. 189(1, covering Illork ( lay S'firlnu*. ,o|)| , * (hr property of ; 1kn-.wit; aim t'vMlfiruio No 764 tluleJ ' l*t <l»y of June A. l>. IROfi. covering ' ,,1"ek 22, c i t y .Spring*, eoltl »«-, the ■■ :<• -t> id Unkr,, ivn: eltu Urrllftrete No ' . il-t»H tile 2tnl H»y o f Jpne 1902, t o v f ii * riu-rirt In IJIork 20 Cluy Spring*. ■I u* thr proprrty ol It. A. Duron: ul*o •Xtfirute No 9(17, <lu(rH the 2ml duy ol *r ' A- Ih 1902 covering >* iu lr r-»i in *' » - 20. Uluy Spring*, .uo.fi u« Ihr p/o p / W, Jurorku lftirr : u!*o ("rrllfi, ‘ ‘ ' ' 1 l,ul. ilulrfi the 2nfi tluy of June A. it "‘ vV.ti -;f.’.Vrring Vy inter, ut in Lo U I to 6. V"t* *? ( *»>' Spring*, until uu the property A. Daron; ul»u Crrtifirute No. 908. 'he 2 nil fioy of June A. 1). 1902. co v'/ 1i inti m l In Lotu I ta 0, Illork 23, *> s Pflngu, Uolil U1 the property of C. W. • -rk, ilrir,; ui,o Certifirote Ho 910. .luted . t S'U'I-'Y « f June A. I», I9rt2 covering ■ .16, Illork 2:1, c l u y Spring*, mill u* the oopr-ny Unk n(JWB, Crrtliirule No. 1-. lilted the 2nd illy of June A. I>. 1902. i m ’ * b inlereut in Lnte 17, to 20 tllor!: , * I* ' - Spripej, ,n|r| , , the 'properly-*.1 NOTICK OK MASTFJC'N HALK NotPr** I* , hereby given that, under and by virtue of n final d err re of fufeHoiur**. U^ullie out of the 1,‘ircult Court. Seventh Judirjai Cii£uiL of Florida, in n rid f rtr - Heminnfp county, on the 19th day *if August. A. I). 191H, In a rrriain cause, in aakd court |»end* Ing. wherefh James N. tiam ble N plaintiff and Carrie A. L a w irt iff and T» IL Lawrence nre defendants, t have levied upon anil will pell hefurt' the four® house doo r in Hanford. Heminole cou nty, Florida, on the Tth day of October, A. lb I DIN, the same being a legal snb* day, durine the legal hours of sale, to the highest and, best bidder for cash, the following described property situate, lying and bring in Seminole county', Fla , r-t-wll Lot Fifty D'Vin -7 1 wf the Sanford F i l i n i *i in* *A»btn twTT:—n shtiwn bv—TTfe rr, . . f i r o IV" cit pages My ftf Fn known also, f ’ e r f l'b a t e N •* *'• -*, nla t th'Tei f, in Flat llook Fifty i *»n ami Fifty-one i.Mi of Orange ; « tr«f the 'Jnd «lav of Jun* \ Ji. I'JtFJ. «*ov county miiow Seminole countyA, Florida, said ring l.oU II and Ih. Itlo* k ».f « 'U> Spring-, dd as the property nf It. A Haeon. also. property to be aold lo aatisfy the sum of I’ rrlilicatu No M98, elated ih e &th *la> of Nineteen Hundred HI s ly and 7 4*100 Ibdfars June A. II. l« 9 9 . covering L o U 10* 17 an*! ($IU60.74) adj udged t«i be j h i e and pa ya b le 18, Ulnck Ht Cloy Sp ring f. sold aa the prnp- (iy t l ir raid C&?rir A; Lawrence* an*I T #M L , fty t f T , S, Sh erw ood; also, CertlfUwU# No. Law fen re to l!is s jld James N. CJamhle, to1190, dated the 5th *Ja> nf June A .’ H. 1N‘*9 g*nher with thr le^al mala and charges in to verln g l- o ls 1D*af|d 20,'. lllock 6. Flay runtierlfon with the aal# of said properly * Springs* sold a* the prormrly *»f I*. R K"b- Furehanrr to pay for deed. • J J. IHCTKIMSIIN. » ins- also, t'crtlHcate No H71*. d a lrd the Sperial Master. •ind day -if June A l>. lOOl* f v r r i n g L*»l« 11 and 15. lllock n, t'U> Springs, ordil as Marion ('# Ilo*we, Sedicitor for Fcrmplairiant. the* property *»f It V. Haeon. aim. (Vrtifl cate No 7fil. dated the 1-t dav of Juno A 1» 1896. covering Lot LI. Hlmk «. < lay Springs, in ( Irrull Court. X r w n l h J udlrUI * ( Irr ull, sold as the property i*f u nkn ow n ; also. < * r S r ml mile Ci,un|>* M-nltin In ( hunrrr, l i (irate No 7*30, dated the 1st tla; "I June 1*96, covering LoU II and Li. llh*Hk J*. Peter TrVrl, ComJiUi n ant v». ’ Citation ( ’ U ) Springs, sold n» ih* iirooeriy of Mary K'napp* nlso, C e rtIficlile N*» 7-VJ, dat*d the Pr-rcy t>. (rofifrry and C.'ha*. l.t d»y »< Jxljv a , I>.1896. rowring Lot. It. Dfuwn. Defendant*. 16, IT and 18 lllock 8. Clay Springs, sob! as T o r e t r y t). timlfrcy and Clia*. It. DrHwn, St. Paul, Minn, j- • - r the proparty of IJ/iknown. al>»* <Vrtirtrate No. 877, dated the 2nd day of June A . D- >. It i* firrehy otdered that you and each of f o u upprur to the blit uf romplaint Ikied 1902, covering Lola I and 2, Hlock 8. C lay Springa. a«dd as the properly «f L . L. Hil­ lierrtti against yo u In the a bove entitled lings; nlai»* certlfiral# N«»*678, dat' d ih e - n«l rati*e, on the 7lli day nf O fto lie r, 1918, und day of June A. I>. I9®>2* covering L n t r 6 the Sanford llerald f* hereb y d n ig n u t e d uu the paper In whirl) I hie order I* lo b e p u b ­ lished nnre a week for four ronteru tive week*. , % W ttn ru my hand anu offirinl ueal, 4hla A u g. 2 Ith, 1918. i t.ruU E. A. D O U G L A S S . * i .| |r ^4 F o r Sale b y H IL L L U M B E R V 0 Clerk Cirruit Court. Srfieile Maine*, Sollritor for Com pla in ant 2-Tuea-fite , Little Profit In Salt. A recent liivcfitlKutlon by the bu­ reau of mlm-H proves thnt a suit fnmlut- In Ibt-’ Ulit Uhl St files Ih unlikely, buy* tho fopulnr BcKnco Morilbly.’ At tbe mime time it was I'Miubllsbetl thnt ow’lni; (o the low price of unit uml tlio nbumluiice of Its supply there Is but little profit lii tbe *nlt Industry, al­ though the American unit works hnvo supplied in recent years practically till the salt consumed In (he United Ktntes. What n pity—for the proflti-ers—salt I n not^used In munitions! W e May Not Be Nearest To You, But W e W ill Go Fartherest To Satisfy You. • A. Huron; i l , o Crrtifirute N o 911 du'-»d ", -1** of June A. f>. 1902 covering » ifttireit fn Lotu 17 to 20. lllock 23 t luy 11 lh <" fitopetty of C. W. Ju'r io Cerllfiruto No 900.* fiulrd >uy of June A, I). 1002, coveting J lil-rint in Block 14, Cluy 8prlnn, urld (V P, "P priy of. C. W . Juror ku Hein: '■«««. No #01, iluted the Jnd duy llo ir * ,/ ^ " - v . r i n e t , intere.l In h!k5 vrtv I ii V la.y. SPrifi<*. ■< (hr prnr.d . t l t o K" lU c o n : tl*o Cert lR fatr N o 8S3 *' ;J H1 ,*' -l»y of April A. D. ,1892, ’cov- t/r.,e U liy Spring*. *old a* t h . I Unknown; a im t?rrllllct.tc No. 8* .Ut-fi A , o nJ tlay of J u n . A. I). 1902. ( ' * , ) in trrril in Illork 12 lie*. Lot 8) L > ' mid a* thr propert y of II. A. Ir it " i “ *'’ , ( .*''rifiralr Nn 897 datrd thr t , K’U >' " f J b n . A. D. 1902, covering a u „ w ' * ! , . ‘ n “J o ck 1 2 . 4J*aaa-1^>4—8* Clay r . n k .5 " , |1W V propert y o f C. W. Ja’ 7 * " " : alao C.rtfficata No 867, datrd I j , - . " ? ' 1. o ' J y n . A. D . 1902. covering umr-r-vry Dfitati rim* lit the trenches opposite you, did you? How did you come to find out? (J, I*.—Dot vorts ce*y, Herr OhcretJ It von* ull uulet dere for n Ionic times, und ditnii, von morjten. ve heard sonipA'tly Nbiiiit uut, “ You ------1” I>ci)n ve knew .tlere you Americans dere.— .Stars and Stripe*. , " Sim ple Menu. “ Y o u d u n 't n|tpt>itr t d o b je c t t o t h e s o fund rcglr|rtiuu8. "I don’ t see uny rcMrlcUomi worth mentlmtlnB," replied Mr. Cumriix. ,_•*I ■Imvo been, for yenrs wlahhiK 1 could sit down In the best restaurants and onler rornbread and cnbbnjfe and potn* toes rlcht out loud." I have jtist added another expert mechanic to take care o f our ever increasing repair work. * Don’t wait, but have your car looked after right now before the FALL RUSH. « * £ ** * ‘ * ____ ^. ■ , # - * *, , Portage Tires .and Tubes, 5000 Miles Guaranteed, Always Fresh Stock Accessories F ly o n e 3 4 7 Repair Parts J . B . L A W S O N . P rop 1 5 Years a Machinist � 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, 1918 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, September 24, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 1918. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 1918; <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/240e80f93512750f4391ffea50f8e5b4.pdf b33b8a83af26e324f436dee7ee9744e8 PDF Text Text mmmm P U B L IS H E D T H E S E M I- W E E K L Y S A J N f o R D • H E R A L D OK TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A TE ST V E G E TA B LE SECTIO N VOLUME X SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY OCTORER 1. 1918 T he wh i t e house W a s h in g t o n SEM IN O LE SU RE LY TH E C O U N TY GO W ILL U N C O N D IT IO N A L OVER TOP. I)ER M A R K S BEGIN1NG , OF END. The fourth Liberty Loan campaign formally opened here last Saturday morning at nine o’ clock with the blowing of all the whistles on loco­ motives in the yards and on the tracks find all the shops and factories and all the church.bells. It sounded like an alarm that hostile aero­ planes would bring if Sanford was in th^ enemy country and there were no people in Sanford but what were apprised of the fact that the Fourth Liberty Loan was ready to he sold. ^Promptly on the dot the ladies and the gentlemen delegated to-.reH* liymls ittatred the Halt rolling amt many bonds were sold on the streets. Forest Lake is chairman of the drive nnd MrtC E. M. GalloNvay is' ihairman of the Ladies Loan Com­ mittee and the campaign will be naged in every part of the county .t; the effort to go over the toil bii . \•*— — • •. t.he rampaigu elow-s. M;- Lake will arrange for a big iiabratioti on Saturday Oct. 12th, '.i-i day and while this is a bad ai*k the stores to close it may happen that keeping the stores open . i <1 -11.»\ i11g a big parade to bring ■« I'.oj.le to the city will be better u..in .losing op she stores as here•of ore. One of the features of the be the War Relic .uiipaign w tram that will be here next Saturday „■ «j public speaking and house to -i canvass w*ll sell the Imiids. Meantime let every indivicuul >. :■ l.y taking stock and making up r•>. . minds aliout how many bonds im > i an and will purchase and w::i tr.ipproaclied by the sales agents i a\e your nu^ney ready. The Fourth I •Tty Loan is the same gilt edge security t iat the other bonds haCe bun and the only difference is that v.*i .an really see the end-of the war in >:glit and by going over the top i i i .i will assist in hastening" the f ne-f V-pcfr-^Thh llvTc Ttf^rnnrrr nf Paris, Oct. 1 .—An armistice has been concluded betwean the Allies and Bulgarin on the AUiej' own terms The announcement olHrially today. , Honorable Mention. Chuluota District of the War Savings Campaign needs only 175.00 to place her self over the top in the subscriptions of War Savings Stamp* Mrs. C. D. Brumley, the Chuluota Chairman says the $75,00 is coming. .Hats off to Mrs. Brumley and Chuluota. was made Bulgarian representutivexs agreed to an armistice—probably the first step in Bulgaria's withdrawal from the alliance with the central a few days less than three years after she entered the war on the -srrtr of Germany. It was on October 8,1915 tliat Bulgaria issued a manifesto lot against yhc entetento alliance She had been fifteen months in de­ ciding her course. In the manifesto issued at the time of her entrance into the ranks of the ludligorcnts the Bulgarian gorve declared that her trade interests and economic rights “ were1 inseparably bound up ,• with ' Turkey, Germany and Austria" it was added that Ger­ many had offered Bulgaria in return for her neutrality llio’ whole of Ma­ cedonia including Uskub, Mona#tir and Oehrida A still greater tcrrilyral •expansion at the expense of Serbia was said to have been offered as a condition of active military as­ sistance. * During the period <>l Bulgarian neutrality both the entente alliance and the central powers bail made offers to Bulgaria: jnd Russia, who for years had protected Bulgarian interest?, sent an ultimatum to Bulgaria early in October 1915; Bulgaria refused the Russian demand The Bulgarian manifesto said that Bulgaria did not believe in the promises of the entente and that “ Bulgaria must fight at the victor's side.” It was -reported at that tilne and never denied authoritatively that s «eerer t f r n t i y ■signer II. It. Herndon Now ( il) ( haiman . Wax. Savings Committee . if W. Herndon lias been mAile • itv Citairman of the War avings t ovniittee fnr Sanford. The appoint•'t NTr Herndon eioujdctex the v i’ . -.itt.iii nf the Committee for ..........nitty. 'I ll.ri.|..u -t.tti"1 that !t i* his; • '-.l! ••• nrgalllXlltlon.ef tea Ills, i ••.mi. captuins as huve been in. ' *r in Sanford should continue, ' ■ . is to appoint new tert.t ry and additional workers, and further states that In* expects to '•< it that Sanford shall go bver the top with the rest of the Seminole title . Mr. Herndon«is an enfhusias'■• worker anil a j believer in War Saving* Stamps—the highest inb f »t paying aecuries of our govtnejif, nnd we predict thnf our new City Chairman is going to make ti.ing{t Jiooin in the War. SavtV line. Seludle Malnes, the County Chairtnan will continue in that office. Oviedo Over the Top The report of the War Savings Committee laqt week showed that Oviedo was- the only town in Semi­ nole County that had gone over the top in War Savings Subscriptions. TI is speaks well for the people of Oviedo and" shows thut Oviedo is right behind ,the Government in •his War program. It also demon­ strates , the fact that Sanford nnd Seminole County can go over the G'p in the W. S. S.‘ Campaign — ~r, if a little co-operative pushing is done in the right place. Hon. O, P. Swope is the dis­ trict Chuitmun for Oviecio and. has demonstrated his ability to do things Mr* Ida M. Telford was chairman f"r a while working in conjunction 9 *Gi Mr. Swope ns a member of •he school Hoard in the June drive. SUIIREN This Space between Bulgaria and tier many eon eertiing Bulgarin participation ii The war on ,luly 1 ” , 1915. Bulgaria) troops invaded Serbia •October HI 1915. Her entrance Into the war led*, to the overrunning of Serbia, Monte­ negro nnd Albania by the armies of ing the central powers -was one rea­ son that list Koumaitia to enter the war on the side of the netelite late in August, 191ti. , I.i'tidon, ti. t <|1 Austria is with­ drawing her troops from Albania, ac­ cording to reports received ill dam from well-informed sources, the Central News correspondent ill Am­ sterdam advises. . As a .result of terrific attacks by the Allies over lice’ sectors, the ag­ gregate length of which is more .than one hundred miles, the. Ger­ man ' positions in France •appear to he in imminent peril. From the North Sea as far south as the St. Quentin region a tremendous • bat­ tle is flaming up, with the, Helgian froht on the extreme' north cutting deep into the positions the enemy lins held since 1914, 'with the Ameri­ cans, British and French smashing the Hindenburg line between CamContributed to Winning the W ar by lirai anil St. Quentin. North of Soissons, north of the Aisne, the French have gained 'the erest of the ridge along which runs the famous -Ghemin—ilea —Dames;—The Germans apparently are* hastily retreating. I’Aris, Sept.30— Marshal Foch is fighting live battles simultaneously uird successfully— a feat unparalleled in the history* of war. Each battle is so timed and placed that ea army supports another; all forming an indispensable part oof the whole effort. . General Grant’s idea of n contin* and were watched with tJie new -Overland to Sanford. He ous concurrent attack by a nmulti­ professional male ’ demonstrators xn other trftctorA. • est by si large crowd: says that his membership card in the plicity of forces on many fronts-is the tractors operated liy Sanford Auto Club was nn open being realized by tne allied genera­ :i obtained and held the sesame into nil the clubs and gar- lissimo. There are live battles today; ention. . ages all along the route lind that if there may be more tomorrow, all -------- ------ ■ — *i any one wants to make an auto interrelated and working as smoothly ovo From Toledo ! trip they should be members 9! the as cylinders of a well adjusted Mr* IP I. 1 1 nieh t have Sanford Auto Club. automobile Engine. *' Mrs. Sn • running All are directed to the same, end would 11 Mrs. Savage and daughter Mrs. — to wear down the enemy’s strength Mrs. Co Deane Turner left Saturday for Marshal Foch alone knows when the mn lupes allies will strike the decisive blow, Jacksonville, where Mrs. Turner lie is still offering splendid resistance ifira. Srai strations west of tho^> Aronne but how long Many machines of various types a,trip into Michigan and tlvfn dftive specialist, can he keep it .up? Sanford H erald day in connection with the Citrus Seminar and Live-Stock ItouniT-Up. Mrs, A. F. Smith and Mrs. M. G. Campbell drove Avery tractors for the L. B'. Skinner Mfg. Co., the Syatc Distributors, handling* .the ma Bines in such a way as to compare favorably with tho work of; �>• THE SANFORD REHALD **AGE EIGHT out thii information. Simp a letter tyid address it as ■tractions in the ad. FR ID A Y SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY NORMA TALMADGE Mabel Normond in . “THE FLOOR BELOW’ The Sensation of'the Age T H E D A B A R A Lost-Black pocketbook .oonuioing money. 3 bills. Return'to p.obt Shimmonsor Hcrpld office. H«v.arj FOUND Found— On Sanford-Orlando r o a d , side, curtain for Dodge car. Owner can have same by calling at Herald Office and paying for this ad. n.o “LES MISERABLES” Also a Harold Lloyd Comedy W AN TED Also a Two Reel Comedy Also a Two Reel Lonesome Luke Comedy A COM EDY Also Mutt and Jeff • The Fight For Millions -- Wanted, Men—Sash & J)oor Fac­ tory. Bench hands and machine hinds. Good Inside Chrjienter. Steady work the year round. In replying,' give « . perience and salary expected. Se!dt& Door Co., 1’nlatka, Flai. 97 tf j W e Assure You o f this Program as the Pictures are. Already Here ally moderate to excessive, the lat .w*ith the request that you have them of business, and they will ask why ter over a small area-on the south- pfaged ‘ befpro Saturday. A great you have none, if you fail to get ast coast: More r^in is generally number of these have been placed them jiip. This is small favor to ask nrftded over much of the.'section — in windows und other public places of you and I-nm sure that you could particularly on high lands. The total however I notice that some have not have a better advertiemeht. at Ft. Pierce was about 7 inches. The failed to get the posters ’up. I desire Remember that ‘ in doing this you area covered by that excess was to urge upon every merchant to are helping our .Government and small, however and confined to St. see that he has .some posters in his bur lighting hoys. If you have Lucie cdiinty', some station*- report windows by Saturday, the peojIjA faUeTyto get posters end to. we no rain during the week. The week expect to see some in your place and i will see that you get a sufwas driest west of the Suwanee river. Condition of Crops. Much acti­ REPORT OF WAR SAVINGS CAMPAIGN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY vity prevailed in the harvesting of | hay, corn, castor beans, some sweet potatoes and cotton. The bulk of Team JumvDrivp Sept Drive Total the corn crop has be*-n gathered: the \ n. j J h9S5 $ *25 3 9790 yield is fair to good, except west of No. •_» 2195 1095 3290 the Aytalachiola rix’er, where the No. 3 2475 DJ75 4150 faiJ t0 nood: No..4 dry w‘*TifFier~rerfuci'<r the outlook for No. 5 this crop. Peanuts hre mostly good — the crop !• being harvested. T . N o. 6 crop is good, and the fnji' is ripening No. 7 earlier than usual. Irish potatoes art1 \-n being planted, also celerj, lettuce. No 9 beans hod tomatoes—mostly in the, ( d'rttral and -mitbern uivision* Some No 1 Ssouta secure an allotment and to secure this the Boy Scouts are helping. If the Scouts happen not to see you or get your donttion, take them or send them to the Red Cro«s work room in the Walborn building Me want a large donation .to repr< -« i.t Sanford's gift Do all you <ai. hhnes ar>* aiso a p p t ,a:*.d, bed ciothewrap* of any sort, they all mean tai|is w m . %t.ry be:.e.,fial. warmth for our poor unfortunat** * ' __________ Vrrhbishup Ireland . . Dead. ROY SCOUTS OF A M K ' ' . St. Paul. Minn., Sept. 25.— ArchTroop 1 Sanfori! bishop John Ireland of the St Paul -4th diocese of the Catholic rhurph. dieil The meeting of Septemb was called :o order by Scout lastcr at 3:55 o’clock today after a long Marlowe at regular time a Scout 1illness of heart disease and stomach 140 trouble. He w»* hi) years old Munson's house. In order of 4SO roll was called and Mile* V Archbishop Ireland recently cele­ $1(50*0 Seminole's Totals . Scouts Musson. l.ossing. ( brated his eightieth birthday. He had Total War Savings Stamps, pledged m tw and M allium were appo been in frail health for a year. Liu>i committee of four to see N1r I.ake winter he went to Florida. When he Total War Savings Stamps sold prior to drives and including amount of unpledged .sales estimated and offer our services in t h e Fourth returned early in the spring he suf­ Total Stamps sold anil pledged " • Liberty Loan Drive. fered a breakdown ■and for several Seminole's Ifuota The troop will meet in a office days was ift the poVnl of death After room .above the Herald Office, Fri­ his phyaicans had practically aban­ • Sold and Pledged . day night Oct. 4th at seven o'clock. doned hope for his recovery, he im­ Seminole Must Sell All the Scouts that can will meet proved rapidly and almost imat Scout Master's office Saturday !y'after he was able to leave his bed, morning at 9 o'clock to 'collect rlo- he celebrated solemn high mass at “ Mussop. Weather arid tie* and hi* phy-KHlic at (m in attributii| hi- Ireakdown t w. rk * rop t unili'ionFlorida. Temperature. The temperature Fourth Liberty Loan Publicity was moderate to "below the seasonal average daring much ’ of (be. last To Our Merchants: • During the week posters a<Jvt-rln«t haH of the wee!:. Night tem­ •isir.g the Fourth Liberty Loan '•uve pi ratur--* were, in the oa ? at soipi* been distributed and I am informed ktaJion- in the northern and western that some fif these posters A»er« e-ft » Imimi .i w hou-c 'ti sat.f *d o' at ion Rain* weri r-iL ‘P-- Wiley Wilson of Cameron City has a stray male hog at his place, owner onn have same liy paving Tor this add and datnnge*. Hog a flcient number. By our united effort we will make about l yenra old:-sandy with ft* the -Fourth Liberty .Loan a success. black spots and been there about J Yours for the Fourth Liberty weeks. . 9-tp. Loan E. F. Householder. FOR SALE Publicity Chairman. For Patriotic Reasons The Wesley Bible ( lass Federation Has been Postponed The Annual . Meeting Till Next Year. v Rev. A. H. Cole, Field Secretary of the Sunday School Work of the Florida* Conference, writes. "The Wesley Bible Class Federation which was to have held a meeting in u-,na- i,as imtli poeponedrUntil next year. Many of our leading nien and women are erlisted in the Liberty Loan Drive, which begins next Saturday: the Government is urging the conservation of gasoline the mone? is’ needed for the use of the country in the present situation." Wlnle many of'our Sunday School worker- v>.(1 in disappointed, t hey wiil accept * reasons for post­ ponement as sufficient, and will cheerfully deny themselves the ,mt ictpated pleasure and proiit of tm meeting. • • I •!’ Hillburn J-qr Nail—Pair <if - good wagon.* Pricp right._M. Eureka Hammock. For sule-Straw berry IJ.. Brinson. City. Fellow craft Degree At thu next regular communi­ cation «•f Sanford Lodge No *i2, F. & ■ A M which will be held on Tuesday evening October 1st at 7..III. t to* Fellow craft Degree will be conferred und all Masons are cor­ JO.500 dially invited to attend. At the last communication, the Fellowcraft Degree whs conferred by the Senior Warden* \V. C. DcCoursey Past Master (". J. Humph presented the working tools twirl de­ livered the charge anti the spleff<!W lecture * associated with* this degree was given in a clear, ducid manner, which reflected great credit upon our Soulur O Fnhfofli l.ndge plant*. D. 10-tfc For sale at a bargain' a 12 a<rr farm wi*h small house on W;ck mad. just west of Sanford. *> setts tile1, also 4 good business lots i rner of Commercial Street and I’ll* met;o A vo. This mentis lui-iiiesj— A. P. Connell. 9-P.r. For Sale—Farmjng implements cl all kinds, cheat of carpenter tools, platform scales, set of batteries ar.d other articles. Also lot .n^yl build­ ing. .Atkins, n^xt to Vincent's Fish house. >-tf Pair of large mules for sale. ECorletli- lienees^—Fla. iHkt For Sale —Old newspapers at tU Herald Office. 5-tf Sale Sows with ’ Good Duroe Jer.-i It* -. Pai kard. W o ' • . . . T h e W o r ld F a m o u s M u s ic a l C a rto o n C o m e d y S o n g s T h a t C a t c h y o u ! G i r l s T h a t J V Ia t c h Y o u ! Scenes That Open The Eyes! Dances That'Hypnotize! - — The Merriest, Jollies!, Liveliest, Gayest of all Musical Frolics! local i..i'*r‘ y i.oui. • iU” !,. • receive a prorate sUhs -ription throng tlie loJ-al branch of ^!u- ( »n It i s f . . ' •: Slated that t He Nation. Biscuit i >p .i.,-- will•.,i.i.ate tin. «. uuds of 1- »**••. I h » • a -1 « spine to the Fourth . Lilwrty I. .a . atnl iii addU.on •*» \ust selling fi-ri« is going, to -ell Libetty Botph ft»; Unde >am. POSTPONED \NNI VERSA HY The annual uiinfversity celebra•errui d{ >S*. Reliekah's and Odd fellow- to have taken place to­ night will h£ postphoned for two weeks. Mrs. Ida B..Critn Noble (irutul. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ti All l.ocal Advertisements Under See The Actual Reproduction of the • For sale Klondyke* strawberry plants <2.00 per thousand del i »red in the county. R.F. .Crenshaw, bci 7h3. Sanford. Fin. IC-2tc . Will Kerch e N. R. I . I uniribu For Sale—One Baby Grand Chtt■ tion. m . nlrot 'nuto. If. G.'Dieterich. K*tf Jacksonville, Fla.—The Jackson­ ville Branch *-of the National Bis * For Sale of Rent— Piano in fi ruit Ciiii pany ha.- iust reunxd ax- lent condition. -206 Elm avenue GUS HILL OFFERS . . . H IS T O R IC A L For sale—4 Rrood sows at.d 15 shoals, M. S. Nelson, Eureka Hanmock. . 10-Rr. L IB E R T Y ' BELL PRICES 75c, $1.00, $1.50 SEATS ON SALE A T 'P H IL IP S DRUG STO RE This Heading TH REE CENTS a Une For Each Insertion. Minimum Oinrge 25 Cenla. • :in answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the »d. please do not ask The Herald for Information as do the identity of the advertiser. Uaually we do not know who the advertiser is and II we do we are not allowed to give * # Rent»—Furnished root ttdia Ave. Plioite 429 •For Rent—Three neatly .furnitL^ roomjj for .gentleman or coufk* 20t? Elm Avenue. * 5-Stf For- -Rent — Four room 1212 Park avenue. #1 month, 'including water. Spencer. For Rent—Country Place, miles from postolllcc; 15 acres cultivation. Good house, woods prsture. Apply C. H Furnished Rooms by .Day or Month— Park rfjenue FI North Park avenue, over L. ips Si Co. drug store Mrs. Hnrt, manager. - OLD FALSE TEETH Hr pay from StOO la I S) .00 p f •rl b,,i M o o li. W r *I m> par actual *aluc f— .. r.old. Silvvf and Brldgr-nark. •*,, parrrl pool aad r r fr it r rash b j fr l«™ s * 1!:.. MA Z ER ’S TOOTH SPECIALTY Dap*. X. ?007 Ha. Slh HI. RED CROSS M E E T I N 6 The Third Friday of every month will be a business • meeting of the Red Cross* at W om an’s Club on Oak Avenue, at 2:30 p. m. - • - �V «**■-” r-v ■; ■■ ' r --- ---- i --------------- ;------------* ‘( — I ■ J - * -s.-*±* -*7~**•+•■^ . • •• ' . --- v : j ' y^T:t —- *> ^ < ; \ *•;‘ t : J . "T" . - - ■ ’ - J L A ilj — t ^ mj — L j ’ ..••* - - r- - a■ «-■ - H?, i~*- ~ . • M • ’ W * 5=~: ~ -i- - - —■ ■■ i‘ I1UDGET OF O I ' I N I D N " J l ’ST BETWEEN YOB AND ME” EVEN TH E NOT HATE IN I T POST Help t*> make his lot tla ^h.righter; Yuu can span- a little extra it you 1 rv, 1 Thai la- lonely, muI or weary. Shall have comfort, warm and cherry In the njnsome little wigwam 1 r,nu f as * 7 • A t'hicf 1** Among Yc Taking Notes It‘3 a i;ea\enlv retreat ami Faith. "He'll I’rint ’em"--j For the lad cm wi-arV* feet So Su)s Sauntcrcr. \\ here we possibly shall meet My and l«v In Thr " V IIul lit tli- lui* T:- a l.appj When hr w ants p> v. n t* u lit tor \\ hi re t hry di II ot |Kifi‘ «if (And you know* that In- had better And tin'- door ii never shut T o his mother, or Ids father or At tin* " V Tin* Girl: Arthur Guilcrniun. Qr he’s feeling sort of lftnidy, j , And t h e ; tliiiiK t i f T r u v o a is u n l y 1, ^ An oasts in the racket and tin of thp ,,, Id * hm,r\ gre■cling Y" 1-n't -eauty ■ ire , ... * _ . Wash the Woolen Socks You Knit with Grandma Miss Liu v m i >- ill* m an By KATHRYN MUTTEREU. There were never so many design* .’or the decoration of baby’s Irelonj:Ings as thu novelty shops shoiy ibis M ' “ 111.’* the yoiing Impels«s. ” 1 can't iji. b rstand ymi crowed parents n mil. Ymi and mother always tell me you ain't got no tuopey whenever I want to buy candy er Ice cream dain­ ties. ion I to*;* notice you'don’t seem to lirtve tou-b iiotilile fliRRltur Up a nickel f*»r me to lake to Sunday seined,"— In lltinrij.'dis Star. season. The keynote of all of thenovelties Is daintiness combined with simplicity. Blhbons 'find- laces nre out of date, embroidered designs ix’lng substituted for the decoration not only of baby clothes. Iml for nursery accessories. Characters from tho rhymes of nil lands are Included In one of the new­ est patterns, there being seventeen different figures. The stitches used In developing the figures nre prfncl pally the simple outline and chain stitches, hut. French knots, raised satin and ’other stitches may he ad vnntageously Introduced by ncedluworkers who have had more or less experience In doing such embrold; ery. Patches of gingham, colored •linen and chsmliray also may bn used for the figures, which applied No. |g|:iH— ^Attractive Bordera.The lower towel In hemstitched and has a 3-lnvh monogram In the center Padded outline stitch Is used to work the scalloped edge and the monogram may be either in white or color. • ' • Letlers and monograms are not dimc.nlf to make. As a matter of fact one needs but a thorough kno-.vi edge of the raised satin stitch varied with seen French stemming ."yid eyelet stllrbes. with perhaps ’ he no dltlon of cut work for the correct working of the most dlfUcalt initials and monograms. Pictorial Review Embroidery No 12I5S '£j,insfi*r t‘m towel ends, Price 15 cotils Embroidery No. 121211. Blue or yellow. 15 <;i*nts. Pictorial Review patterns on sale ar local agents A tc y o u d o i n g ynuPs 1. \J»’' I C 4 Monroe t nnpter No. 15, R. ,\t \j . Meets every second anti fourth T Uu(. day in Masonic Hall over the Jn;p,.rjj Theatre. Visiting companions w(-i,, O. I.. Taylor F. L. Mi’!,. * Ser’y . High Priest Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Su , Meets every first and third. Thursday In each month. Evo£yono who hahis Star In the Hast are cordially invited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Itohliin.i, Sec’ > v ,—-------The Snmord fountil K. of r. M<e* <the 2nd Sunday 2 p. m.. and ttir lih Sunday 8'u. in., each month, at K of C. Hall, Oak Ave. C, I.. Britt, Fin. Sec'y. Sanford I.o’dgc No. 27," I. 0. O. P. Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 in Masonic Hull. All visiting brothers cordially invited. F. E. Estridge . A. J. Los-dne’ . N. G.. ’ R. Sec. » *. Gate ('By t amp No. 6. W. O. \V Meets second and fourth Wednesdav nights in each month. F. L. Milleh J. F. Hoolekun. Clerk Council Commander 'U lu n ! RA» I O S W fO R I) n iM U S - Celery City Acrid No. 1853 Meeting every 2nd & llh Wednesday night at 8o’clock. Eagle Home. Oak Ave Visiting Brothers Welcome ’ F. E. .Hogan C. C. Woodruff Worthy Bresideut Secretary gftr ——:---------It. P..O. F. Sanford l.odgc 1211 Meet lirst and tliiril Wednesday flight .it Llks Home, North Burk Avenue. F. S. Frank 0. L. Taylor Secretary Exalted Ruler The Lake Breeze Cuunrll No, 31 Junior Order linked American Mechanics 11 Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P ’ M.. m the City.Hull. Visiting brother* are v.elisirne. 'C. H. Smith, Bee Spc. .Hotal Neighbors of tmerlra Meet-Seeeml and Fourth Thursdays Modern Woodmen of America A mill- Speer ('l ira Stamper Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings. 7:30, Secretary _ Oracle in M M A. Hall, Pico Building. C E MeDonald C. D. Couch ( nited Brotherhood ( arpenter- and Consul Clerk Joiners of tmerira Loyal Order of Moose Sanford laua! I nion N’.. 1751 nin-’ hit-t j*rut I hud Thursday Night* at 7 .fit Sanford Lodge No, 1310 meets !n Ha m Eagles Halt. A. J. Lossing. in Stone A- Grove Building Second and t nas E Hobinson, PreS*-e’ v Fourth Mondays in Month at 7:30. a Easy and Pra ctica l H om e Dressmaking Lessons /■ rf T o W ear Over the Hou.'c Dress. The apron can be iuado In a very few hours. First'cloao the.underarm iind shoulder ro aiiu* ns notched. Turn n lu-iii in tin- bu* k on small "o" perfuratldlis uud sttreh la, im ti -from folded edgu. Lille of Inrgu ‘-‘O’* p,»rfurui'.ia- ui'lii-at*-s * • tit* t hack Turn " tii-in at I .Mcr oil* " nil ,U11i 1l " M"" 11**.111 n Stll* h .» -traj) of mat< rial 5 Iu* t|* . 1*ng •ml lu« h (when tinlshed i at under aim spurn, with center of strap at single small *'o" tmrforallona In.trunt. To malic ’^ho pocket, turn the hem ot upper edge-on sm alP'V perforn-tlons Adjust to position on front <>f nproti. with upper <-dgr- of pocket, lx* tween Indicating small "o" perfum tloni N n t, closu sleeve oealtii iis notched a»crvarsr1 7034 GIVE THE BOYS A TESTAMENT THEY WILL BRING BACK Soldiers Testaments Are the Best If u n— rnrg m o rn in g under the m an­ o f G eo. W , Full Line of Fresh and Smoked Meats City D e livery T w ic e Each Day ■ percale or *rr»< x/hlx apron dc- Tho ovr'r ncccptnblo house apron • expresses Itself In an entirely new way hero. The lurpe armholes give ■It n kimono effect and the n**ek is In -round outline, .‘ ‘ arrow hands trim the one-picco sleeves and the fulness In held In with a strn'cht licit which may bo slipped through straps ut tho undor-Rrm nentns and cloned nt tho ^back. Tho patch pockets nro out* lined with braid to correspond with tho trimming on the neck and belt. Medium nlzo requires 5% ynrds 27Inch or 4% ynrdR 3C Inch material, with •/, yard contrasting material 27 Inches wlda ta trim. Pictorial Review Apron No. 7634. Price. 15 rents (lather lower edgr* between ”T ” per­ forations. Fare wirevetinnil and sew to lower edge of sleeve, notches even; bring small "o" perforallon at upper edgo of nleeveband to seam of nleovo. (at|) rounded end of sleevebatul matching (he-small “o" perforations and finish fur closing. Sow sleeve tn 1armhole edge of front and hack, notches even with small "a" perforaon nt shoulder h . maeolldl A eto tlon at shoulder seam. Hold tha, sleeve toward you when hasting It In armhole. Blip belt through tho strap nt umlor-nrm seam and dime at hack. Largo "0" perforation Indicates center-hack of belt The apron la so ample ihnt it may bo worn Without a dress. W - t Sizes, small, medium and largo. American Standard Version H ardm an . fe>j S i '1.1 . uumHii (Iptirif. It has large armholes and O'round neck. o' D * 7G3A phi-jham, - == PHONE ORDER TO Wathlnaton Flap Etiquette. Tho United Stntes flag always Is hoisted over the senate or house, of reproM a .t.vi-M when In sVufldon The Hug Homs from the .MugstnfT of the While Hoiim? while the president is ill Wash In. 1*11. and Its iilmitM'c Indicates the it.-- . of tin* president from the capital. It Is displayed over the depart­ ment Imtldlngs-ln Washington from 9 o'clock. 11. tn. to 4:30 p. m. every week day. Bring Up the Reserve*. John was visiting his grandmother, who lived In the country. One dnv Ills grandmother found that John had but a few clean clothi 1 left, so slu* told John to writ** to In toother and tell her t«* s.-iiil him Mini* Io-w clothes. John - i’-'i-d liaiiu-dlaii l>, and In a few uo. retumeij and showed her Ihe ' Id i* <. whb-h was ns follows: "Dear nmn.tau, pb-nse setaI me n re1 !if**i**,i titi-it; of’ clean clutlu’S," Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable Einjilitisized with the worda of ‘Christ printed in bold foed yp<‘. . rongly and neatly iKiiind in Klmki colored Morocco fjrnined ater proof Keratol— flexible limp cover, emlkissed back bands, iitimi cornerj. . Khaki wl^es. j*olti title, beautifully embossed 1 ericao rlajJ in colors on the outside front cover, u nn t - "l1 ,/0n sPefi«Hy strotjj* Bible paper.( Only 3 x 4)4 inches nmndm i 7 t L Type is plain and clear— selfpronouncing. Tho Foul* Great American Hymn8 are printed and bound with this Sailors and Soldiers Testament. HELP TO BRING THE BOYS A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Ren; Your House For v ou NO; 380 ■ J . ' / i • -iSAi* ‘ Hfiirr ' v \\ y Seminole Rebekah Lodge No. IJ Meets every Second and Fourth Friday Nights in Masonic Hall at 7:lo. At! visiting Itebekahs welcome. Mrs.-liattie Lossing, Mrs. Ida Crim, N. G. Sec'y pattern, blue, of / Jus. MuuRhii.fi Phoenix bodge No 5, K. of 1*. Meets second and fourth Tuesday* Nisitingknighta always welopme. H. McLnulin 0. J, Miller K R. and S. c. C. her part“ to help uri n the war Ko. 1S I20—Tor Kiddles’ Novelties. McocAcd cery in G old sb oro jy ill reopen S a t­ m to nursery aprons, towels, play pil­ lows, quilts, ufghuns. hath screens, etc., uffonl u pretty touch of decora­ tion. When used tIn applique effect the figures are put bn with buttonholo embrolihry or blanket stitch. Nowadays when everyone is additiR a bit of embroidery to bath towels used in the guest-room, ‘ tho design lljus!rated on the Ursi towel will be of. Interest. It is worked In blue, embroidery coyon In raised sntfn and outline stitches, the scal­ lops being but ton ho led. she Is , For The M ea t M a rk e t at M a y ’s G ro ­ agem en t i— welrAme, O. L. Taylor Secretary ' n urday " tin- tmii-r ■■* I .11*i-1. flu- i*l ' i*-1 |>*-t ti-ry known e- Egyptian, hut ■ ■ry pco jdi*. 1 11 lll/.'.d ur harlitirlttit, !;. < i>r?i'' IIiik I tin- .lit In him* m* mother fnrtii All study In i*wry department « f nrt begin*- at u |ti*llni| t it lot'.: alter’the Mn*alf deluge. las' potte: |< iTc* ••at ’ .**-1 •>! .ill’ :••> ■i • i f nr'. W lieatless Kitchen through the wjier—tlrtvmij dirt out ol i hnlies. |low last they do work —here, (here, everywhere, into coiners, through the tihre of the cloth, right down tn the h*’tn of the I’nrnii-iit. And I * k at tin- dut, it jti t roils nut, it r ui’t hub* an . wlu-re —not n speck Icfrwln nGRANDMA la after it. GRANDMA ju ,t drives dirt out and jpibhlen it up Cleans anything. GKAN DMA isa/'ouxferrd Soap. No cutting or chipping and no more wasting of bar soap now. ill I a-na PrepareJ Specially for thii Newspaper by Pictorial Review. feat Market Reopen * TH E In tier Reason for It. A ndllloualre menhant says: "My slli-i-e-s I- prolmldy due to the fact tlnst at toglit * I -toil, mi tiiiii*i aii*| during If 11 The Wooilmnn ( Irrle and T w o Unusual I owel Ends. " hut b'- Your Grocer Has It! it -»1 P ftttery t h r Oldezt A rt. The Woodmen Cirflt mmu y.,,.,,,,,1 IV lftiT ) I- tin'* lllljc-t. tin- itlgcxl til id and Fourth Wednesdays at :i;i:o p in ini.v* o M i-ty dlirit'"»l»of' nil li'oifhit arts. All memln-rs r<*<|ta*strd to attend Ii« lu -n u y , If rci-nrdctl, «•> 1 In* ys Snnrord Lodge No 62, 1. and A, M old as tin* history of im iti; h * , record* Communkation every first and •hitd i-d h I - 1**i \ In triii*' u till thi* building **f Tuesdays at 7:»n Visiting |,ti r ) Mf5 Attractive N ew Embroideries for Nursery Needlework GRAMJMA’S Powdered Soap ' • (It'TOHKH 1. tvis H om e Embroiderer fc 3 ■ITJ oO N S of ’em G reat, f f l o r i ’ His, b u r s tin g , bubbling siitlssurging , --1 « - j lleve in lii-sc'f glliatlv ^l|- dull, blit Kuo 1 Bui- 11»a rf *la - all it irik*- sunie deni purriii-iti- vim', r* <'inliida.tln' Hce-<i lie la* king. (li-Vst-’f full utlire -Iiu hi" t’l.*it 'Ii**‘tI-*1’ >■ I *mt lift it ilig II ut >**ur earnest u-king t In L. •ml l.fM the buy who In■ar> the battle 111L'. ♦ hi, luI*.’ <;. *. ' 1HOT* .-ft eii than you * are t *• i> raw the 'dgg I’st rhf «•k you dare to. 1 or t he •■nt l■\ V ill 100 k Veil UfWitl th »i v tub. ti* ■It. tn rho»- r t he yo ■ithl’ il fighter; TJ. r ’ x' rora j * l notice tn every town-of any size they are having community sings. Why cnn't'Sanford have u community sing:f Meet in one of the churches ■or theatres and if it 5honld_Tnin we . wiiuLd-be liuusetl, and then we would ' • ... . . I - i Itc doing real war wtirk. Now that They re concerned with what ,his' i > . . . ,* , , . . the Fourth Liberty Loan drive ts need is •right here Jet us get together and And to In !p him in whatever way hrs\<- a community sing by all means, they can: Sing the good old American patriotie A id no matter, what hi-* rating. America, Hail Columbia. The There's a welcome always waiting ^(ar Spangled Banner, Tramp, For a soldier and a brother anti a x.-amp. Tramp, The Battle Cry of man* j Freedom, Onward Christian Soldiers, There are lots of of books andpapery un(j then let us sing the new rag There are talks and shows and time songs. I think tlley eall them capers, r;lj, jj,,,,. songs and 1 don’ t eare if And a pleasant voiceto cheer him (bey do, they suit me. That song I -if he’s shy: hear every one singing, We're Coin' i\nd they're glad to si-i- him smoking, to Knock the llel' out of Wilhelm. to ha"*e him jo k in g I am gray-headed hut I forget it And they or tent or dugout every time I hear that song. Boys, In the as ",i I ean’ t marcfi into Berlin with you, hut I can buy Liberty Bunds, give j When he wants a' friendly (ace to tiie Bed Cross. Y. M, C. A. and j At the front or at’ the base. buy War Savings Stamps Please' h-t u< have a eomniunityy sing. It'- a handy sort of place To be - nigh. ______________ ^ Ti- a—free asul s-a-y—s|ianty. Homey, pleasant-like and c.gjity, Getting There thp the - *- * Specially prepared for this Ncivspapcr by ‘Pictorial Review. H erm an I t ’s a cozy little- col When it‘s chilly or it's hot. For a fellow needs a spot Where it'i). dry. Tis a happy little hut Where they, do not pose or strut, And the door is never shut At the No, they don't eure what his ereed And At f* LESSO NS F O R : tells his peojile that the American 1Soldiers sneaked into France. That's all right, ‘ oljl hoss. What you want to do ami had better do is to sneak out of France before those Americans |see yon. ■ •1 look for good results from the recent appointment .of Mayor Davi' son as. Fjuui. AdiuiuistraUir. -Our Mayor is a hustler and takes hold v\hpf these jobs'just like he intends to tnke them until long after the war. R t ,7 * x \Ei2URMmzaVBUnSVn2PL whirl; * . Or In* yearns fur conversation, Or the glut! exhilaration „ Of a movie with a comic custard pie, He • will hurry". heUer-slA*ltc*f, To the Y. M. C. A. -Ill-Iter Hereinafter to he spoken of tin " V " I 1 ■ THE SANFORD HERALD I'AGK TWO CURBSTONE GLEANINGS * ------------ * 1i I -j •« • - BACK CLEAN 1 -is bailors and Soldier Testament,- neatly packed, re :u!v for mailing, given with a vears sub- (J O F A Fc;i»;tion t«» thfi S a rjfjd Herald for J. A i : __9________ �‘ to W. i new*: llallanl wi-or \a IS goou Meat tier here and J am feeling *except for a slight injury to my ----- U. J. HOLLY, Editor Sept 20* . ,91i<right •land ami that wiir be all My n »,!«l Mr. nnllard: rivtlit soon. \V. M. |H Y N G 8 , Business Manager .1 am pleased to inform you that We 'reaiainly appreciate the Hetl I'jblUhrd K erry T ^ ritU y and Friday f have received a copy of a com- Vro*s ntid V \1 ' A nv,'V mu ideation from the f ommuri'fing ar« ,!0g a- mill h or inure for Wllieer, Sixth Regiment of Marines, the uplift of humanity as the hoys hriWCHIPTION MICE IN ADVANCE: . • Fcups us iihtiijs insiiffiirtt-un(. ^on may be a slave toanothers will to the Division Commander, Second at the front although in a different: 0 !« ; VBAII ..................................................* I *W) 3 5 j Division, American Expcdixinnnry way and you don't know how much* Ks-U MONTHS-............................... >*3i in business bill you -CAN BE Y t )lTR OW N MASTER as in saving. T» j Forces, dated June 9, 1II1S. which we thank them for it. rnirr-K mon him........................... \ on are the potter nl your own clay---it rests with you uliether you niy b, Cartier *3,00 I’l-r Vrar In I atlltes, UrtlOllg other things, the Now, Mr, It. .1., if you have a xatiRru n, jor Ivr Month \tluit your son, Quartermaster Clerk copy of the llerjtld occasionally. | can form the right pattern. We urge you to SAVE---IIERE— NOW V«j“ ,oU ln •Ap,*nfe M«#l li* Mad* “i office; Edwiari L. Hilliard, Marine Corps’, mail it to the above address and it fias been recommended for suitable will 1„. appreciated greatly. C A P I T A L $30,000.00 _ . , „ j „ S- rond-4 Us< Mall Matter Augml 32o<l SURPLUS $13,000.00 reward for conspicuous gallantry ijos , *1 lh<* l,u«tolllr*_»l Hunford, Huilde Hell, |is l cannot say much this I’nibt Ari of Mmtrh IrJ, lh73 and service in the face of the enemy time 1 will close hut will write telephone No, I4S particularly set forth as follow*:, It. raid llulldln* again next week. So long, everyone all he back before long. "On the morning of June 7. An Revior, , 1918, it was found1 necessary ' '-flie Germans have the stomach riarence. to get .to portions of this regiJ IVANf YOIIR BlIMHESS. y a ‘ c right. They now complain that fnctft occupying Bouresche, . jj.," American soldiers are using Doom of the Cattle ammunition hand grenades, py­ 4hot guns on them and sprinkling 11. R. STEVENS C. M. BAND 0. L. TATLOR rotechnics, food etc., and Pri­ Sealed. R. R. DEAS them proper’ with the buckshot that e,»aliirnl Vlre.lVe.I.lel • Cidiltr A*»’t Cathier vate Morris F. Fleitz, 120010 the Americans know so well how to It is evident that the drift of pub­ Headquarters Company, driv­ sj.(,.it. The German baby killers lic sentiment throughout Florida is T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S ing. Ford.. Can. (Elizabeth L. * stronglyirt favorrof the speedy and ijv,.,! to complain about somethingPierce) traversing Lucy to Bourcomplete eradication of the pestilen­ ju»t at this time. • . esches roadway exposed to and tial cattle tick. Every, county but one under enemy machine gun and has made an -appropriation for dip­ T{n> hour for Germany has struck artillery fire, making ‘ repeated s m e V A I t lls NEEII MEN. M E M O R IA L SE It VIES S U N D A Y ping vats. The county which hears Childhood's. Rights hut the war has not ended yet uhd trips and in plain view «f enemy this unprogressive distinction is Jef­ The Challenge of the Sunday will not end for some time to conic observation balloons. Each trip ferson, hut it will Inevitable fall in In honor of .Sanford’s Hoy a Who School alHj it behooves everyone to keep JarkHnnvjllc Yards Want Carpenters the Ford was fired upon by both line when ft sees the benefits its sis­ have Bled For Freedom The Sunday School ah going, Hulgtfria surrenders, Turkey of All Kinds artillery and machine guns. ter counties are reaping by destroy* Investment is falling, Austria-Hungary will be Next Sunday atfe^noon at four Within .the nexu few ■months the These trips were made, under ing-lhe tick.-In recent elections for .. The Times and the Task next and then cording in from the o'clock nt the Lyric Theatre. San­ direction and- accompanied--by — rmrpHfwr^* iTTpjiTng, "Sumter county 'capacity ' o f '“fTTe- sTiTjiyiTifs Tit nnd War Work Program-- '• eadorn front wilf be the new Russian ford will hold memorial services in Quartermaster Sergeant Frank E is the only one that voted adversely, around Jacksonville is to lie greatly honor of the first two boys to iose The Call to Service arir.y. Germany lias till she can at­ Davis, 119972, Supply Company and that by a small majority. The increased. Preparations are now their lives fighting for America in Each afternoon there will he four tend to on the western front nnd and Quartermaster Clerk Edwin advocates of compulsory dipping will made for doubling the output of the great, war. worker's truing Schools for: Teachers Germany will soon be whipped in — L. Ballard, at freqprnt times ask for a new election shortly, and some yards. t‘„. proper style but not this winter. Arthur Lossing and Frank Camp­ of ( hildren, Teachers of Young over a period from the morning Ships and more ships arc Occes-* expect that a campaign of education bell w ho died “of Q>cir wounds Inst People, Teachers of Adults and for ' J of Jpne 7, 1918 to 0:90 P. M. will change the result. sary and will lie needed after Liu* week in the hospitals of France wifi Superintendents and qt her Admini­ Lakeland never hail any tourists to June 8, 1918." Six counties have already voted for war in over as well as now, In* honored by their friends and strative Officers. Among the out of | gpe^l; of until it secured them News of such a nature is always compulsory dipping, the1six heitig Ship workers ure In great demand fellow citizens in a manner that will stirto Speakers will tie: W. C. Pearce the activities of the chamber of pleasant to impart,’ and I know that Lake, Orange, and I’ alin Beach, in now with the demand increasing. At Field Superintendent of the Inter­ .commerce, 'And practically all the you will he proud .to learn t-hat which counties over haof the- cattle present carpenters nnd men with demonstrate how the people at home national Sunday School Association, feel about their devotion and sacri­ good things thnt have come to the. your son ho maintained himself as are tick free, and Brevard, Escambia carpentering experience arc greatly Mrs. Maud J. Baldwin, Superinten­ city have been put over by the car­ to have called forth stich high com­ and Seminole. These three are erect­ needed with tin* need increasing as fice. The Seminole County Guards dent of tin* Children's* Division of will act .e*«a guard of honor aiAl will te-*. patriotic, untolflsh men who mendation of the part of ids com­ ing dipping vats and perpurtng (or the yards expand._ serve jis ushers at tin* exercises. tlu* International * Suday School< impose it, and who stand squarely, manding officers.systematic work. NsHoriation, Miss Minnie Allgood, Men who have had experience in There will in* a musical program Pa iif it* secretary, who, big men Very sincerely. Elections for compulsory dipping handling carpenters irtols. those who and several short addresses and Rural Specialist of the Alabama o’ : i »t.iU* have repeatedly told us, George Barnett will be held this fall in I conties. have used broad ax and adze or every one is cordially invited to Sunday Si'hool Association and W. S. j. *if l he biggest qssets Lakeland Major Gen. Com. Alachua, DeSota, Duval. Cadsen, assisted in building houses, bridges, attend the services and to pay W'ithnm, a prominent hanker of la- Lakeland Telegram. Mr. William I). Ballard, cutting timl>cr, are all capable of homage and do honor In the memory Atlanta, Georgia and one of tin* Hernando. Hillsborough, Holmes, Geneva, Florida, Leon, Marion, Manatee, Osceola tilling s<ime niche in a shipyard and of those brave boys of ours who hayc strongest Sunday School Leaders Fred Ballard another son. is also Nassau, Pasco, Polk. Pitiellus, and the great necessity for ships calls qf that state.' Ir i W NEWSPAPERS SERVE laid down their lives that we qyighl in the service but on account of Volusia. There can he little doubt of them for service in ’ the yards, he safe* Bom the ravage's of a ruth­ I The prompt compliance by the puh' his excellent mark mnnship and other the result of Hillsborough, for we The man who_ is working in u less . fftt* who would conquer tip* < ard of Thunks. i -a ,lh the request of llie fuel adqualifications lias been retained on have it on the aulhoritv of tile State sld|vyard is as truly winning virto- '•-rid for autocracy and military mc I-.! ration for the conservation of * We wish to express to the many tliis siilc for the special purpose of Livestock sanitary board that 40,000 ries qi France as is the soldier at the po Wer. ga-.iiaw by the general observance friends who so kindly assisted dur­ training recruits. Fred is greatly cattle were voluifTTKiy dipped in the front. Without the bridge to Berlin of autoless Sundays furnishes anThe program is being arranged for ing the sickness and death of our disappointed at not getting right county during August. Progressive food, no guns, no aeroplanes, no oif'"" iMiinple us to why newspapers tin* memorial exerciser and will In* beloved wife and mother', our deep over for a crack at Lhe Huns, but cattle men all over the state favor it ammunition could be sent tin* sol­ w>-. j .nrd to the forefront of the published in Friday’s Herald sense of appreciation, 'Flu* kindness tie is a chip of! tin* old block and and declare it in lie the first' a dier to keep Inm lit and supplied !.-* ■’ I'sential industries, points show n have, helped us to hear our when he dues go across he will give necessary steji toward making sii (hat he might light for democracy. *1* Anniston Ala. Star. great ln«s_ a good account of himsetf Varied Program for Contention one of the greatest cattle states in The man who can work in a ship­ James Couch. 1* tii-ry section of the country All Seminole County is proud of the I'liitm. The tick can be a Sunday School Workers of Flori­ •i". Mr & Mrs. C D by this injunction, which not only the Bullard hoys, but all and completely eradicatedby sys­ yard should do so; do,so proudly, da gather in Miami on October 29lh. U.„+* <eil proinulgllted III the form of lhe other boys who have gone fbrth tematic and co-operative effort, and willingly and cheerfully as a patriot ■A .splendid program has been pre­ Mr uhd Mrs, C. L> ,•! .-ifiT, the American people have to battle for freedom and we can the sooner it is done the .sodner will and a citizen of tin* greatest demo­ pared for the approaching State # v. ■yiy foregone . their pleasures of depend upon them each and every Florida cony* into its own. Let thd cracy on cart li­ Suday School Convention which There is hardly a section in Flori­ lt is the duty of every one to meets in Miami Ortoher 29. 90, 91st > * o iv joy-riding, and it has not cost one to do their duty oti thiit side good work go i ri Tampa Times. da this year but what pcaputs ure serve tiieir country where it can best At Jin* General Sessions, Morning n.t g o eminent H red cent to bring and rut the *ither side. being grown, and that very success-., be served, and no man should be aii iu: great sav.ng in the Interttnd Night the following are some of fully Over in DeSota county on Name Tanks iind ??hlp! termed “ slacker" or considered us f ,w.ir elllciency. one—farm" the re- rini riic- snen It field ____ ( Entertained T;nt!i hggJ.CW__ “ riPinnate trrnr; tipmi wfitcTi clfiFs "anyfiling H it ‘ patnofTc, TTetlruSl1 ’fie Till Convention Key Word* uf 25u acres of its fine peanuts as* Ims been no paid ad vert.isMrr. H. Smith entertiiined the I and coon lie* IN I lie Sixlli federal • work1* in' a shipyard K in g d o m ". billboard um puintini ; y j ; r I Vkl a i i i u i . an y a.hiitu— — — uia.iri - u m-t- ._ *pa cururn . unrt: > . chir*v«r«**, _ U c.slcy an Truth hi:i.Lcr.t. Lhu lutliL .r*_»cne ii. "I lit T* i. I,* i a?n| l In* Kingdom a r* selling (nr a fancy price, h**n* nu-tazur : u.nnr.g. IlC. T!TTiTc i T.i— iif riii ’ "Yl ct ImtH-r rhiirT n. " chant \ .iml .ir mofcil ii k* pi upp i f *,if.I i.,i' ■*■r t .* Nl, pping I In ( all 1*■ I In- 1 o|ors Hi* ** who ar.1 growing them are d *1 appeal*, nor any mad iu I iic Euurih Mfp* . ism Me/./.m ' it! vv Eli It sin* I a memiuw, i <r; *i<■ re tvat it f ’ *r ........ . f ..if IL ard i for < lolilri n reaping i rieli harvest fron t lie .ii* to bring about It: TuesiLav ufter- Liherty Loan l.ampaign fiave been ituiidiiig, Jacksom die IlghlflilU nil last Tlu- Country Sunday School standpoint of profit. has bt*en so notewolrhy Ten ship end ten tanks have been . The country needs shipbuilders noon, Sept. k’ ltii at *het home on Mr. *iarfield merely • made his! Pprk Avenue. ■f, assigned to this district, which y.m- and needs.1-them right ■ now* w -**'- cown, and tin- newspapers of . account of our President. Mrs. ace.- six slates. Help your country try working^i a mttiiry carried the information L. 1*. Hagan, not having returned Tin* lirst six ships may be named shipyard, apply right now. •■r\ nook and corner of r e t u r n e d from tier vacation, tlie - i»>' t liet» 1ll V of ft 00l» tir mon• pupu■' I'd, east of the Mississippi lhe vice-president. Mr-, T <> (.'lllirle* 1.«11*>ri ' 'f*n»* 111 1•aHi state . w liivh RED < inis'* M i.E l I N(. I ■'*• n paying the telephone called the class to order after :* / ii,. higli»*.**t pt-rreii 1agi* of * •' the cost of the white paper large number' had gat'm-redr-amd t i t hoiul Nllt*Nl' ril>i-r-i III ri-iat ioti to the ' lb*1 request was printed usual monthly prygram wa- * nr- pnpnl.ll I ' l l , baseii mi t h e I “ I 0 cerisUs \n*l Election of Officer-* ,Werlnc-*du> The remaining f **.jr ships may inNurlit. a 'Ufllcicnt, and it goes to rcld ou I Every person, particularly ’ the The Class song, Scripture* reading.; named by the four cities of 3,000 ■•-widespread influence of the r 'h*- compact bet wet'll tin* from Psalms by Mrs. Crenshaw,1**r more tiimoghout the district, no im-i.niTs, xliutiiil In- in" attendance; at tile annual election of Red Gross j •‘ "d tin* people for the good reading of minutes by Mrs. K M.: city to name two ships. * country when they join hands Mason, collection of dues by Mrs. | The tanks nre to he named by officers at- the Presbyterian church, J. T. Adams, and report of various counties, and sth the same busts, ex­ Wednesday, Oct. 2nd, at 7:90 I*. M. common purpose. cept tlint there lire no ristrictions as This is the date of the election and committees. review of the vast fitnounl_uf work Mrs. Hilburn then read an article to popoiutiuu. * . ' ITJilr FOB BRAVERY beings turned out by- this* great .Tlu* ships .and tanks must In * on “ Some ways to kill an organized _ I ei.ewi Hoy jn Marine Corps Wins organi/.arion, every person in Semi­ tiTvnicd for tnwns or counties, anil class."* Miss Robson, our devoted Heroinmendntlon for Rcwuril. and efficient teacher suggested that not for individuals or organizations nole county should lie present. Tin* following letter f/otq head At the meeting.* a full accounting we make our next meeting n rally The winning cities and count! a may quarters of the U. S. Marine Corps appoint sponsors for the christenings of the year's work will be given, day in real earnest. work turned out, money collected Then followed the election ■of ~ Atand expended, ln fact a detailed officers for the ensuing year. It WAR RELIC TR AIN HERE \ statement will be rendered that wilH was decided by the class to keep ArlirleN Taken By actually surprise many. The work our same olfieers. They art* as fol: Great Display of Arlfrlea Americans in Battle. of ‘ the Red Cross lias covered the lows: globe, next akin to the Army and The U. S. Government Wur Relic Mrs. L. P. Hagan, President. Navy, this great agency of . mercy Train will be in. Sanford Saturday Mrs. T. O. Charles, Vice-pret. lias gone into fields of depression, Uct. 5th, and the trail, will be open Miss Hobson, Teacher. has stimulated those who were al­ to the people at ‘eight o'clock in Mrs. B. M! Mason, Secretary. most to fait and put them hack in the morning. Mrs. J. T. Adams, Treasurer. trim for the fighting. This was done Mrs, J. M. Iluyesj Class reporter. \ Chairman Forest Lake made ’ ar­ in France and Italy. Not , onlyMrs. H. 1L Chappell, Ch. Devo­ range menu for the Relic Train to does tiro Red Cross minister to tional Committee. . * . stop*here'and Sanford people should those upon tilt* battle -field, but the P°r card signs of every Mrs. Rolan Marsh, Ch. Social Com. turn out in grent numbers to site mothers, wivek, and families of the Mrs. E. W. Peabody, Ch. Flower this most interesting collection. It licscriplion. We have it so Idie/ is cared for at home. Committee. will Include guns, torpedoes*,*cannon, in twelve attractive col­ The Seminole County Following the business session a shells, trench mortals, French 75s. Chapter Civilian Relief Committee social hour was spent in which captured German * . Meinewurfers, yj ors. Cardboard for signs is constantly engaged in looking after Miss Qratly came in and rendered navy mines, earn bombs, German these hone folks of the soldiers, five dilTerent colors onr of her beautiful piano selections, rifles, gas masks, machine guns, etc. providing medical treatment, nursing Coe-Mortimer Fertilizers will prive your market crops an .after which the hastens served grape There will Ik* spenkirig by soldiers and white. Make Your nnd in every, way helping to sustain early vigorous start so that you can get them to market when juice and Social Teas. sailors, marines, foreign otflncrs, Y them in leiu of their gdl I" the world. prices are high. curd signs more attractive M. C. A. workers many of whom Every American should attend been ever there and can give first Letter From < Itirence Temple. this election and come prepared to using first class mate­ E. Frank Coe’s Fertilizers Are Kich And Somewhere in France hand infpj mation. designate who shall he the County rials. . Sept. 9, 1919. The display will he one of the, ’ Chapter officers for another year. They supply plant foods in the be.U available forms ntid Mr. It. J. Holly; * ■ most interesting especially from .an atriotic program will he carried in the proper proportions for healthy continuous grow th Sanford, Florida. educational standpoint and the ex­ out v>S^» Mrs. Julies A. Tackach, and uhundant yields. . Dear Mr. Holly: hibition is worth, going miles to see. in churjfl* of the music. Patriotic .. I ____ ' . * Just a few lines to you anti the Be member the date, Saturday songs by the audience with services Market Crop* o f Flork!*." n pew Look in florid *crop e I* Jutt Out. Coftkj * C! to teuton retiu cil** long a* the edition i* * l* . * . folks in God's country. France is Oct. 5th ut eight in the morning. appropriate for the occauion wifi all right, hut Oh! you Stars and he had intermingled by the business -OFFICE S U P P L Y D EPT. Stripes. We are at Ia3t hearing from of the occasskin. It is sincerely hoped Glory for the Conqueror. the boys from. Dixfie: They are* nil I bone 148 Snnford. Florida * CORN L U IS CHRISTIANCY, Honda Sales Manner Tin* more famous Hie vanquished thnt tomorrow night every person taking a whack at the Huns. the more fnmuus the. victor.—Don v. hd ran fiossibly •attend will, bey nt 921 Heard B)d({' Jacksonville, FJa. ' We lire having very pleasant Quixote. will be nt this annual election. thesanford h e r a ld THE HtRALD PRINTING COMPANY" SANFORD, FLORIDA Cypress Lumber F o r B a rn s , F en ce s, O u t -H o u s e s Chase & Co., Sanlord, Fla. ShowCard INK Get Market When S o lu b le T H E C 0 E -M G R T IM E R C O M P A N Y i f ~ - - ' L . ..... ■ �h V ' sat- ,xz~ ' ■,^s - , . A *• •- ■J ---------i ....----1 Ji »■■■ * Jl 1-L ., * : *■ »--- *1 Trr-t- * %. .- .s t -J — — ■" ■ ' r» V • itr, — — — 4 f •*.- Faoe Forft titf IN SO C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN - -• * * • - -r~ THE SANFORD HERALD in the eastern time none by the in tcrstale commerce commission. RE ACH r M Y S T E R Y OCTOIJEH I, I9|«j xxxniiiiiiiiiixxxniiiiiiiiii^xiiiiiiiiinixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixwt W. II. Asplnw all Disappears While i Taking Swim. This mean; that, the clocks In this part of Florida will not be turned buck an hour*on November 28th, H A P P E N IN G S O F IN T E R E S T : IN A N D (Thanksgiving Day . and then turn­ • ARO UND SANFORD With the sudden ^flisappearnnee of ed ahead another Ilnur on March U II A jMhwull. Hgetl .All years, who :U. IP IP, giving Florida people an mi- lusi seen Friday afternoon by additional hour of sunshine. 4 I .allies of Sanford and vicinity who Arthur Keep of Jacksonville, one Mr. and Mr*. 1*. J. Neimyer id sex't-fal xd his acquaintance* breasting have Hemstitching or Piloting work Changes- in the standard time the breakers a mile or more out to Longwood were in I lit* city yesterday of the most prominent leaders of the Florida American Federation of La­ gones of the Cliited States,. moving sea. there has developed a mystery fan have it, done on a new Singer For Wood and heavy hauling sC‘ C bor is in the city ■ron business eon- the .fines slightly westward, are whirh minute investigation on • the Jlcmstitcher at a nominal cost much Murrell, or phune 37S. IS-if nected with the Shipping Hoard. reemnmended by tfit interstate com- part of Iu> tuna Reai'li ns well »* better than voir can po&sibly do it ^ Miss Daisy licit-, left Monday for Arthur has many friends all over the merce commission. county authorities has failed thus bv hand. : : : : : Jacksonville, where she will lake a state and is also a newspaper writer The primary object of the change far to unravel. business course.. of note. Fiday in company with a causal which will probably become Direct­ • Iking your Hemstitching woi;k ty 50G Magnolia All the .City and County School CATES C R A T E - COM PAN V ive next Thanksgiving is to unify acquaintance frpnt Orlando, Aspin•Ave., for Prompt ami EfTicient Service. hooka at Mobleys Drug Store- 6-tfp SKIJLS HIGH GRADE F E R T I L I ­ the time changing practices of cross- wall left the Daytona Reach hotel where he had been a guest singe Feb­ ZER". SPE C IAL M IX T U R E FOR continent railroads.* ■Mr. M. M. Reynolds of Jacksonruary. 1815, f o r a dip in the ocean. ville was the guest of Mr. and Mrs F LO W E R Y AR D S A N l) G AR D E N I he new boundary between the Good swimmers, both of them, they IN A N Y A M O U N T FROM ONE T. K. Speer. eastern and central time zfines will had been enjoying for some time the P O l’ N D T O A C AR LO AD . PHONE follow longitude 8.1 through Detroit. If you need stove wood photJe me 181. 59(i Magnolia Avenue Saniiford; Florida rough wilier south of the pier when HMtc X Thomasvillc, Ga„ Live Oak, Fla., “ I can supply you. H. C. Du Rose. mp Barhe, the fourteen year old Mrs. | Ralph Goodspegd of Jack- and sxuth through theigulf just west | 100-lfc son of Mr. anti Mrs. John Barhe sonville, is Hero visiting her parents ' of Tampa. came out for a swim. With the dar­ last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Elder. Mr. i Mr. Allie Spepr ing of youth, young Barhe" struck Iwts accepted Goodspeed came Saturday .and spent (or Miami where XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX SEMIXOU:-SkLOUO CLUB out to join them. Asplnwall’s com­ u position. *’ the week-end, returning- hrimr* -Mon­ panion fearing for the safety, of the that have been laid away for several night. Mrs. GoodspeetTs Rig Storm on Gulf Coast. . As customary all School Hooks day hoy turned back to meet him and seasons. A horelty of the seuson will be sold for Cash only at Mobltys numerous friends are delighted to 'War Savings Stamp Purchasers and Tampa. Fla. Oct. 1— Reports fro the two made their way through the is the zeypher or wool -hat .that -llooslers*-- v Drug Store. , 6-tfc have H e r here again, even though rough breakers to shore opposite makes an appeal to the extremest. the storm-stricken district along the her stay he a short one. S. Rapp West Florida coast today made no Dr. and Mrs. It. M. Mason are the Neptune. Neither edneerned him­ Odd shapes, and careless simplicity ” ,U‘ ' T Ti t "I"1'!' C A L L CATES C R A T E COM ­ W. P. Brooks , . . . , . Editions to .the spending a few days in Tampa the self about the Safety of Aspinwnll in decoration arc prominent l *u loss of. life, which i‘iit in m th thee . . _ * Which • re11 P A N Y WHEN YOU W A N T F E R ­ Yowell-Specr Co., Inc. as he was known to ho an expert charming characteristics of Fall guest of friends and relatjvps. : “ l threc' TIhe njurcdT IL I Z E R , -SC R AT C H FEED, F. F. Dutton about a score, and only one of these, swimmer and teacher. Gu6sts at the millinery with la Ute variety of •L E O N 'S , jk U T O .' TJIANSFE R D A I R Y — 4kJiE.Il____ HOUSE AN D C, W. Brown Mrs. Ed Garretson, of Clearwater, * i-hotcl and others ort the beach saw clever effects cater P H ONE '*) 1. H OTEL CARNES. to alt. M ULE FEED. PIG FEEL); ‘ TTST Wiinrn-nrmriTftCT ' whose three little children wire hre floating far out at sea us R E L IA B L E SERVCE. 101-tf OH C A L F MEAL. SOLD IN A N Y J. W. Booth *T**»wnedr-»- seriouiy -injured. •Thr they had seen Aspinwnll do many SEMINOLE BOULT It V WINS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marrero AM OUN TS. PHONE 181. 10-lte W. E. Scoggnn 1wires-are ^still down, nnd the coun' titrtes; and children were here a few hours L. P. McCuller ’ try roads so blocked with fallen trees Saturday afternoon in looking over Mrs. Rowland has returned to Saturday visiting Mi** Lila Johnson. P. M. Elder l.irtig w m id Upholds County the maids chamber work, Mrs Orlando after spending several days B. G. Smith -even the main highways over the A complete stock of School Sup­ here the guest of. Mr*. W. H. Tuters. Nashville. glanced into Mr. Aspinwall's room. Win. Rot handy. strip about fitly miles long ami ten plies and School hooks at Mobleys Mrs. C. T. Jackson of Jacksonville It looked, as .though he had just E. Walker Dickson wide which was most affected. Drug Store ■ U-tfc and Maud Mrs. E. D. Brown ol Tampa steep ped out. Hia watch on the Seminole County has some of the Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs The center of the blow was a N. II. Garner left Saturday for wree the guests of their sister, Mrs. dresser,- - his shoes handy and his finest chickens in the county and Mr. J. Tilden Jacabs suit spread in a chair. .He came and and Mrs. Neimyer and Mr. Ristlim* Clearwater and Tarpon Springs. Dade City, where he joins his wife R. J. Holly Sunday. It was a family Klen Acres went in the hotel at liberty, and his of Longwood have recently taken •who is visiting friends and relatives. reunion in honor of Mr. Holly who Many houses in each of-these"town W.tH. Merri weal her and at coast resorts were unfoofed absence at the meals had not been fine [irizes. One dose of MAG RUDE It’S Won­ expects to leave soon for Y. W C. A. J E. Porterfield and a few blown down, but by 'noticed. On Sunday morning,, how­ derful Medicine cures colic in horses work in France. The following aje the winnings N. II. Garner ever, when she came to his room like magic. Gk»t it at 1,. It. Philips of the Keystone Ibniltry Yard*, of fat the greatest property damage is Seminole County Rank I to the citrus fruit, and grove* again everything looked exactly as £ Co's. Tues-2-tf • i « • ♦ • • • ♦ • * ♦ ■ Herald will publish this list it had the day before and she called L’ tngwood, Brccdi-r* nf Hatred ['TIt l* c-timated that tlic total lo-><. Mr. and Mrs.. Robert -Herndon any additions thereto until , up the maid, who said that the hc*i mouth Rocks, and l.ongwooii .s i|uat> will exceed half a million doilai*. and Mrs. Karl Huiulick motored to See Dr. Davis for glasses the immediate War Savings had not been occupied that night, Farm. Breeder* of Silver Wyandotte* at the Term, State Fair, held at Orlando Saturday, where they spent for defective vision or Drive, beginning Sept. iUh and end­ Mrs Ayers tlu-ti summoned the N;f*hvdlc Supt. Hi to 21-t 18! ■« THE NATION'S BE 1(11 the evening very pleasantly. headache at the ing Sept. I |th, Get your name on mar-hal and the mayor. They ex-1 H iiHungs of the Keystone Poultry . School books—School books and One of our leading women speakers Lincoln Hotel, Sanford this list "help hack the hoys in the jammed the room and -a patrol was Yards, U.ongwOnd. Mrs, F. J.Nr-iSchool Supplies of ail kin,ds at of tin- South will give an out-ofOct. 1st to the loth trenches." 4-tf sent nut to search the beach, but meycr. Prop Mobleys Drug Store (i-tfv Don't wait until I he la~l day door speech on the above subject w it h . no results. 1 1st Exhibit ton ( 'Ock Eye* tested free at tin..... . of Bark Avenue and Edward Millen. who is in Mili­ We Borrowed This After some inquiry aimwig the 1st Exhibition Cockerel -8- It First Street next Tuesday night, tary training school at Stetson The Advance Club News, a snappy guests Mrs. Ayers ascertained that 5th Exhibition Bullet October K, by the First National University, spent the week-end here Mr. Aspinwnll hud u uncle, L. C. paper publirhed in Chicago, recent­ 2 & II Bullet Bred (locks Rank. - . • * • ♦ * with his. parents ly printed the following list, which Aspmwall, at Sanford. One of the 1-1-4 & 5 Bqllct Bred Cockerels Mrs, Uev.i Mecca Marie Varney. SEE ME AT ONCE FOR 7 his nutr case so \)**11 that we have Sanford guests who was returning I i 2 Bullet Bred Ben ( haufauq.ua lecturer, National >•-•MTicer's Training l amps I PER C E N T COTTON SEED M E M. home Monday undertook to acquaint taken the Iiin-r t \ <■( borrowing i ( ockercl Bred Bullet iitrtty League speaker, with a -■•n Applicants should write for blanks CATES C R A T E Co. BHli.VE the uncle with the .facts and Mrs. and trust that it will produce Jin O il Speciul for 5th display lining auation work in Italy will 181 l i l t rather than apply .in person. After' hoiinitfiil harvest of news Avers received a telegram asking for There were t>25 Barred Rocks m give Sanford one evening. Do not any further developments, which she i- >mjit*t it ion. Mrs. Mr Mull in lias returned in the application- and oilier papers * If any Read er has fa I ’.give this distinguished ont-r reach the proper Army lllti.cr, the answered hy wire. However, the W in rung- of the Lolii-w her home in Tampa after spending ( ; .me lis'h-irfg ■I qua!* v • t a* o message for al' t ; I uncle had not arrived at the hotel Turin on Silver Wyandotte*a few tek* here With her snh, U papers arc examined and a inlticc is Taken a vucutiuii, aeariilg. tiien sent to the applicant l<> appear as late a* Tuesday night and up A. MuMiilbn M arried, -1 £ Ith Bullet Rev Mei-i-a Marie Varney n-\t for personal exalmnatitn. This iter-I to Tuesday night nothing had been Returned an umbrella, Try Magruder's L I N I M E N T fur Is! Ben i'lic.-clay nigiil at -the First National essitates the expense - of a second, I'aid Imek a borrowed t wo-doliar learned by the beach patrol parties. all lameness and rheumatism in $5.0d Gold Chumpium-hip Bullet Bank corner on "The Nation’ s trip. The first one might have been bill. A message by Ring distance from $5.Oft Gobi for Best r.-i horses and human.* Get it at L. R Peril *’ omit I cd. Mr- Ayer.s to lodge MeCrory at De- I Bought, a Ford or a hor Philips £ Co. Tues-'J-tf 1 Eurh**itpfMcatton must he arennr- * planted a Var-gardea. Land uct|Uuinted him with tin- factsMrs. H. R Lewis has arrived [putjied by at least three test irnonial]tuiD ;t . ho ken Imuse. He sent papers Tuesday morning fur; Lottie afti r - pending several month' inTuUi.x «*.. In Up.. m „,h „ . - c ■* nee' **s --urulTse-und n*1Sf-'-d ‘ .■ P. *"*K" al!.i 1 crT.-rr r rn • ,1 •.1 • ■er "I i tn uppln it III Ma ii > I'. mi . i d t h * \ r rry . Lcr ,ito further legal proceeding* I l‘i MMmrg i ml I i . I mi .r,uil \■i r L.i'. * hi * 11 r<>e;\ i d R.d .cd ihi* i ,i • 1lHf-'ia . Mix'll Hi vest igal lain l,i..'i. aii 11 at tli ■i do not \dd iiii'd. Mr* A it,F.* foil lid 1hr name of .his coi est place in tow ,. Open Wed- appreciate tneir gru\ reslpunsibility. mother. . vvhiv resides qt Coneor Been promoted. net-lay, Thursday. Sat ucday and They gjvc- nice polite letters Hint ingiiih, D. C. rhe mother was at Gotten a rafse, * * Fresh water arc vaiuchms- The Army needs men Sunday afterubotis. once .notified of her son'skdisuppearBeen in a fight, 85-tfp evt rv day. who can spialify u- leaders -:ts' of* anee by win*. Cmt a b iby visitor at l.on H. Lewis have IiicrThe real tc.-i that toe spon­ ' 1r and M rs 11. \T.d - W.Ii 1-d t ’ll- 11tl It U II \-pin u all was liclil in high re i .lied a wire,from the Great Lakes sor should apply to him- If it tins: H e r. - g ad of .1 iteeails* t hat s esteem i*\ Mr and Mr- Ayer*, a* a Training School that their son Harry would 1 h< vsdling to have my S K W > ■>. nd it t o t he E d it. well ini ii ati-il. intelligent man. and is \cry ill with tin .Spanish 1nf luin/.a brother ori son. or. would 1. myself, hw cotidur: during the time he wa* ,, willing t .cl . c a- a soldier oruler Harry i- tn ihe na\u! aviation corps I, a I i hr it., i. ! « a- - 11 >it a- t" com me nil i ii.ii Ii llc.llll ol Mr I. v> 1 tf l.i Ini* If*, brot her and I a- been making a line record I I, iv ra n him t" tile good will <■( noth the nor son he should remember that tin ;i Couch, beloved wife of proprietor* and the guests, and in Pliu-i* Your Orders Rarlv MAC. RUDE It'S W O N D E R FUL *» HORSE M E D IC IN E S for colic, others have brother- and sons wh>. l.iliu Cou> h died last Frolay-after fact to all of the town’ folk* who staggers, lug head, lameness, worms, may ha e m ftrnggie for their lives a Imgering illness- Mr. and Mrs. knew him Although when he' came — , Couch came to this city front their to the hotel he declined point blank choking, quinsy, etc. For sale alt under the leadership of.the applicant . Either give a recommendation of home in Michigan about eight -year* to give his home address, nr any L. R. Philips & Co’s. Tues-2tf ago for the benefit of Mrs. Couch's address by which Ids relatives might value or else give none. Dr. anti Mrs. W. K. Householder — ‘ K. U alker health and the change of climate he ^ reached incase unythinghappe of, Guillen vibe are the guests of their . Col. U. S. *A. Retd seemed for a time heneftcal,. but the to him. son, Judge E. .F."Houeholder of this f • ' loving care * f a devoted husband and city. Dr. iloueboldcr was fornwrty While his fate will probably never son and the aid of physieans could Florida In Eastern Zone pastor of the Methodist church hut be a demonstrable fact unless the not stay the bund of death anti The-peninsula of Florida from (lie is now presiding elder with head­ sea gives up some evidence, the more mother and wifej was taken to h«r quarters in Gainesville.. Atlantic t > the Gulf is to he placed home above where all is peace and probaMc fact in the case Is that .another victim Ita* -been added to happiness. . .. £ the long list of good swimmers who m asses The funeral services ocufrctl frdm have challenged fate once too often. XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX '' # the home on West First street 8ot—'Daytona Journn.l u rduy afternoon at I .15, Rev. of the Congregational Church offi­ Attractive Millinery Opening ciating, and the remains were taken to the old home at Ovid, Michigan u-T^e |JOvernnu*t>t, through the Director of Dear to the hearts of feraine SunRailroads, urges curly ordering. It’s better for accompanied by the husband and ford, are Millinery openings a* each you. for the railroads, for us—n wise move. son. _ , season rolls around bringing with it - here n little, reason for citrus growers to Deceased leaves- a devoted hus­ the dainty creations of tile milliner’s wait order out fid) and spring applications band and u son, Claude Couch of art. ■ now Vegetable growers face Ji/liculties. but this city to mourn the toss, of wife On Wednesday lngt, the Quality aural)) you will plant sonurthing. Get a good and mother and their many friends Shop presented to its patrons qn gencrul vegetable formula— it’ s always usefulhere extend their heartfelt sympathy. attractive display of Full and Win­ • Vb enough for at least n fair acreage. But order it ter Millinery that made a" strung ou nouG Armour s fertilisers can be stored appeal, to the delighted throng, of Death of Ted Riggers. <* indefinitely without harm. Interested women who called early T h e children have sta rted to school Ted Riggers, son of Mr. and Mr*. and lute. The new styles show a Ami get standardized fertilizers of proved and m ay need G lasses soon. B eirig S7 \V. Bigger* of this city died at distinct nrginality, and” there aftcrop-making ability. Our ngents und represenShreveport La., Saturday with plenty of them, all singularly with ,th ro u g h ly equipped to g iv e E x a m in a ­ a ives are well posted and will gladly go into pneumonia after a short illness. He eti^tl with you Drop us a card today their ; unsymmetrical countours tions and Furnish G lasses o f all kinds wus in the sevice of the govern meat Armriur F e rtilittrt at the 1i»p' of hi* death re-ruiting Irrcgtdar briinji. and whimsical trim­ w ou ld be pleased to have you call and /'.nr't-k th, Soil Increatt the Ylelj labor for government plant* in the mings feature the season’s favimtes consult me eith er about you r eyes o r nn vn Afufunty Improve the Quality south. Ted had been resident of Portrait hale inspired by i-iassnstyles, arc dist mctix dy exclusive, th o s e .o f your children. Sanford for many years coining here A r m o u r F e rtilize r W o r k s while a young man with his family showing model* of artistic beauty. , Jacksonville, Florida Nasturtiums tones" and browns froyi Charlotte, North Carolina and T H IS IS I M P O R T A N T are strong, while turquois and et-rise for several years past being employed at the plant of the Crown Paper Co. with freakish light' i-obirs combined He leaves a wife and one child and with the darker velvets are adorable ■' ' a father nAid mother, four brothers The salient feature in the majority and two sisters to mourn his loss. of impurted hats is the promised 123 W . F IR S T S T R E E T . The remains will he brought here use of feather trimming of all kinds. today and the funeral will probably Milady wi>H now have the privilege be held fnun his residence toniorrow. tniorrow. I of wearing wenrin those I ovely ostrich HEMSTITCHING ^ M R S . G. C. R I L L GROWERS SUPPLIES HARDWOOD ASHES 1 INSECTICIDES BLUJ5ST0NE NA I L S SEEDS L m ili ( It C H A SE & CO To * O.S. VAUGHAN, OPTOMETRIST r t - SA N FO R D , FLA. G et Y o u rs .N o w ! �THU S.VNKOJtl) MKIMI !> i»r*»pc*rt>r «f Unki)d(Mt. al«-i (Vuiu-aU' Nit vmi ♦la i «| thi I n i | * w . o f J u n e A - I K |Hfl<K fo«< f th * 2nd Huy of Junrp . “ 1IJ02, trine f-.it V It'ork ?♦. f i * > Sprinr*. %«djl »• i.f f nkfiown, aLn, 1YrUDrnP l Cftv^ripg I .lit* I [n 9 Bl tciv i l i !a\ > ||! i t c<, -v*J ,.'‘ k' 4 f itril th• 2nd <U> of Juno ,\ |» ’ ' *o|»| a * tin (rr opr r t > -t It \ I U o . , ai.i.i * *"r* ,M' * r'nw Lot* * to tj. Work 9. flay i N r i l I ’ ni'rr ccrtiltrati- Ni* *93. ilatt-d thi »n«|« »%|i«\ of .1* III* [»ro|u ft\ of MA I K H-VM « V r t i l i r a t * V . »iHO, . | U v i | t h * #ith b fa lu ln . Juno A. 11. 1902. m v . ring I.M< I I r h I 1*2 ♦4 T. h\ n " h a ll In* r-nl dnnj* will l » N i*v **ni tn r v * \\11mxx rt LEGAL ADVERTISING > ni I r r •” >t r11un *J?> ’ ' < -rt \> UP t t*ur» h .-i f t-'t- "ml ,M f‘ ‘ ' t s* l . ! ,1 M . . of SI. . Si->- II; 1»*, -■■ S -tit «■ iJ"- l ti*J» 'l> I nV. % ( . rtttlratw No i 3 l . duted tin* P I 1 ... \ p. ILWft, covoring S\\ , of 'I. T,t pa's. 4 111 K Ih« L«»i« 19 and 20, property ttltvflc **. of K. A. DON’TS" FOR PUBLIC ROADS miio U < ,.unt>, FUtvidi* >-ud i oimiiutm I. um^ ht and i r n m iTn fia>.-n]'d -aid cortittml*H* in mv dTiri S ,ii| a , tin- |tro|u-rly “ I I'n lo i'ix ti; itrat** N>| I t " , ilotnl tto Mil liny v 11 IfiSU ritvi-rinis Hi ir N I . Cur. A labam a S t*te H ig h w ay D epartm ent Issues Booklet C ontaining Excel­ lent Suggestions. and hr* mudr* :int»II< iiUon f**r tat io <*, m *i*r Til-inn1 with Inw !» . dn t Lrdt-*« '*"1 «« rt i ti« +iii « Mull be mli'emed n w ’ i ffc* :l! Tf *■ .it ■-*; Lot* Pi to 20* n-ltifh |IP Ciii) .S"11rtfty*, mFd l r 4 i ti.07 rh» S lo.oa rhu. h. ri.9. up tht* nr»»p«-rt> of K. \ *»No t . rij. ,r aii.t rh». Solil » * tin*>l llcilt- Nn datfd thp 2lid day of J mrt•HI, H i lr>: bU,* CreflflfBlit Mu ; o . A. 11* I !Hi2, rnvorini! I.ot I to 5, Itlork M» , |.t liny t'f June I B9*I. r.rvrriHK t’ lay Spring^.Nidd an th* j»ropt*rt> of K. A. C m of « ' | .'I S W ' i a j r J I Ta. | llaenn; alto CtrUflfati’ No ISO, ilutcd t ho ■. f inn West (hi. Jt. t 1 7 elty t ti|h. day . of J til v A. It. |LHt»4 -mv-rritiK L o u in, s r b . K. ao r h t N. aw rh*. 17* IMork 21, Clay Spring*, jmid n* the- pr«»phr property of Unknown; a im Tax hrty of Kd. Wilxin; »!*•* Crftlllcatp No 9|:l Oriptc.1t S o 731 <1«U-d the I at day of June i dated the 2nd day of June A. 1>, 1tNrj, 11., c o v e r i n g 11*11* N \\ * L ot o f N VV 1 4 I m y tiring Lot* I to M*. Illork 21. Clay Spring* 31. T n 30 S. II. 20 K. r « n . K . ; *‘dd a* the property of It: A. l l a m r . a l o nr. f 1 W 53T f l 8 I't-’t It, *S..lil m t 'I'rtiflrati* No SM , dated the 2nd day of Mi .J \V. W, 1‘ ulmrr: »1*. T » i June A. P, P*»»2i r;ovvring Lot ft, Hlnrk \ S " 170 i I b I i-i I tin- •■in day "t Clay Spring*, *«dd propt rt> «d P a i r 1 inuti, ritvi-rlnu N ' j "I H Wi , .-1 Aten; alio Certihratr N o lod, dated the 2nd S H U See 31 T|) 2(1 S. It. 20 K. I «fa> of June \. I>. P m»J. t-o\erinj| L*»t I, „ prupi-rty ni II. 8. Iluild- A t l ; al>» Hlnrk .1, Clay Springi,-*old a* the property l|icate N.) 1 2 0 dated t h f 5tH of It. A, Haron; al«u t ‘ertlrtcate_ f i n * ’St t , |» |HOU, r ovir in c Lots St and .la •luted the 11h day <if Novrrnhrr A.’ P. Ihf*ft, \rld. to c l a y .Spriog*. »*ild a* the rovir in g Lota I and 2, Illork ,t. Clay Spring*, < J II. Mooney; aim T a * ( ertirt* •old as the properly >d LInknown; alee Cer* Iihrate Net sfi2. dated the 2nd day of June I), 1€ J02, rovering loH .1. Illock 3. Clay Sprint;*, sold as the property of Unknown; also Certiflratw No I|*», dated the Sih day of N ovember IMtft* roveHnp Lota S* 7 anrl 8 Illock 3, Clay Spring#, sold a* thr proprrrty of Unknown; tU a Certtfirate N o H»>3 i litr d Ih# 2nd day of June A. P , 1802, c ov­ ering Lot L Dlock 3* (*iay Springs. s«»ld a* the property of J. M. Vaden: alitt t ’ ortlflrnte No tinted the tth day td N ovem lw r A. 1). 1893, covering Lot Id Illofk 3, Clay Spring*, sold a* the property of l)nkn<»wn; alto rcftldratP No HIM, dated the Ith day of N ovember A. IK 189ft/ ruaerlhg L o t * II and 12, Illock 3, Clay Spring*, told tr* the property #d (*. W. Ilnrrtu;* also Cettitlcatc N o 866, dated the 2nd da> of June A, II. 1902, ruvering Lot 13* Ilbihk 3, Clay Spring* •old as the propeftv of IL II. MctMure; alio Certificatw No.HaO, <Intud the Ith day.nf November A. IK IJfD/»• mvering Lot* Ml to 2d Itlork 3, Cfu> Spring*. #*dd a* the prop­ erty of P. U Weber; also t'«rtihrate No 87ft, dated the 2rul dav of June A P 19U2 c o w r in g L*u^ .JO Dlock 7. C I a > Spring*, srdrf t a* thh pnip^rty of H A, llaro|i; al»o C* rilPcate N o S " i . dated the 2nd day of June A.. P. 1:902, ro ve- rin g L o t * t and ftl««ek 7 «.f thi* t h• l-t* i| 1*4'"*1, a!' of t fo- ulcive land* hing uiid luirie in tat cop-fine I .at % Id, N i *|»| ,»• tit. ay Nr* 2nd da;. • f a l l p, i « f t l f l r a l n i i <t ft4 ) "j i n n»- \ . p ii« / "On-rim; jam v it 1! ' « - ■ . l .5 . 1 . . . N 1it P f »d'4 IM-Jl ^ - ' i ‘ »i»> n, fi tit uprn that I'tifotjn -r* . 1 \ ,.|,4.r r 1 11 lit-ul 1- ST" ' 14id cortifirati ■ to law i-• *trfitr:j: to !.i», i-ri *i■• d> mil isau»» tlmmin Auintitf.liilijis whip travel tin- f)j\taAuus L ite to M allro/id Ties, Highway lu-twccn Miami utjtl J.u-hHull: -n11 ties last nliou( eltthl yean* suiivillu will In- |ik'us(jil t<» learn lliat ttiHl>T !•«♦»-eifat rii|iilliloii». w h. u tle-y -tlnv ruail hi-twi-eji Del.ami ami h n I n |i(. r*'i.-wi-d, w lileli eu-T. a L.,.u«| 1*<i> i i n , - . 0 . 1 In- i u i n j i l f t t-d .it .jii •leal " t nit ill* v mill <al!^ fur ir lanfe earl;.- date l.ai'ir <innlt( mas are fu t 'i- of tailor, s.-iis I'ojujlar- NoIm re iriVfll an tile r**jl,snJl fur tile inij/erimT*- Monthly. It Is rAdmated ihut tr.nt.al " f the tiuihlin# ni thi> road. tl<-* •\h!eli are tlr-(7 kilu ilrh-i| and tl^-n limilifM-il In Imf Aren^ote tint 4• fatJacltoinvillt* eompliiini that the. lira1 oil, last twlee as lom;. They art’ Iih f.lately wateriiroof and ImjiervimH ‘ in k of ho la-iri th;it e i t y ih hurtuiK the many imh^tries at that to f " { . - »f» U" 3Mh dat of Urtidor A I), 191.8, I'lhee. T h e larjfe increase ih shije. U!V‘V ’ m> ,*4»'«al •tenaturr and •»•*!. thi# Most \ i f i ho sinti's nmv lutve "fjiimJ huililiiifc has niutle Jnckxonville one rV -Ifd day of Srpiember V I*. I 9 IH. m inis (In.vs’* ouch joicr. Ahilmum; *ft«»ah K A. Dauglaii ‘ of the most important and progres­ i*fk * rrmi! t'uUM Sj'miuah County, Kfa. 'vlilch Inis ii Inn osfnltllshlni; Iw ajm ch , ,,, H> V. \I, I »,>ui;Li 4r |), Ct sive cities in all thr-stmftiffa country iliiys, htis cum* n f u it h ir li>; ron 'llrliu : tlm i iho sit ii t ** tilffhwtiy ilopurtincnt must- puMlsii u nm tiilly » K<,ml roiuLs ihiy |iruvrniii o r Iftiuklot, cuiitnlnliiK tin,' cuv.inm r’s pn'u liiniiiMuii nml m hor p c rtliii’iit m iittor. In this pui>. llcn tlm i fur tin* c tirro til your Is ii Mm o f " D o n ’ts," mid w h ile Iho siikko .btlotUI won* well ton fu r gottil rnails (lays, most n f ihom liiivo -n ii every-ibw value th at iiinkos thorn w orth roaillng. Tho list fnlluwH: lt>-Fur* fttr Ni’ llre i.f Ajt;iljrail.,n ||,| 1 „ lle rit I niti-r Serliun fti "» of the t*rnrral Statute i. N*di«.; 1« hereby g ive n jh a t \V. C. William<nn. pur«ha*.*r of. T u ^ T . rtifleate No 16«2, dal* I tin 2nd ilu> of Jun« P 1*98, r «»vt ••ring Li,*ts ) and 2, .\Ldii«r'* \tld to Long* ttj.od si.bl a* the pnoierty of Unknown: APo Far Certificate k * If.fl.1, dated the -nd dm> of June A. II. covering Lot* * { ? * inclusive, \|tdharN Add* leg Long wood iold a* the property nr Unknown, \U*». Tax Certificate No IflCJ, »latnj the 2nd da> of June A P- I *99. covering Lot Pi. Molnsir i Add tn Long wood, sold an the property « f Unknown •ftI*o Tax t\ rtiticatc N.» lfi97t dated the 2nd day of Jtniev A. I > 1899, covering l,ota “ H to 32 M,Anar's Add to Longwmid* anld Don’t wait fur your nolghlmr* to start soiiiothlm;. start It yourself..IJon't wall for tin* county cointnlsslplnerrf to-have tlint tjole In the road, about tho size' of n water bucket, In front of your gate, tiled. Fill It yourself. DonT kick about the, had mmln when you are. turning water from natural channels Info the public highway. Would you penult the county at will VGRAPEFRUn'/ OratiKc -county are very much inter eateil in tin* ilevelojiment of t hi dairy industry throughout the eotiu ty, and Inst week the county nRenl was requested to visit the Talla­ hassee section where the dairy in­ dustry has. made a great deal ol progress in the past year, ,jCWirfrfft ‘ *-T.~ 3 ’ln* 1raffle Tn’p'itTtnit’iii ears when needed and USEFUL TOOL FOR ORCHARDS S a w B la d e Fastened to L o n g H an d le W i l l Be F oun d S a t i s f a c t o r y In . Cuttin g. L i m b s . Tills tool Is very hntldy when a high limb Is tn In* cut nml It is out of reach by the ladder. Your bhirktmiith ran make mn*, but If the hardware store sells anything as good, better * ___ r, .tuck»‘i\villo is making efforts for the establishment of ;r public market in that city, A ’ mass meeting ul , was held recently for the purpose nf gelling plans - under way. The meeting wa» addresses b\ an utlb'ial ••I the agricultural depart rm/nt *•( the Federal government urging that such an . establish men! be brought abnul Th..se at I In meeting were enthusiastic over the proposed plans. ir - expi'cled that the bi- kept in steady time. Th e Seahn; -eiimpleted installa '\ / J tn i-iirry e a r s dsr< _______________ tin- p l a n t , and tl bean* reached t In Handy Orchard Saw. * 1 „ ------ -— 1 t.irs su.i: " a m i l l r c in ir tif f* , I hav** Tr*vt«*rf mp»’ n a m i w ill ■n il b. F-fr t h* r n u M iiialjaf i|o o r lO Sieliftiffl, S e m i r p t h ■ *n^ftl>. I 'ofi«l i ( a n the* 7 t h tl«> r»i Ili'inb^r, V 11 1918, I hi1 *amr pe-iitg ;i Irgal lll'irk Js, * lay C I" " -- ' ' C * !* sc'ti' ■ U. .1. I!■ r'Ui. iilsa, Sijiiti,*. i„erv ,J -C. -y. Hi-r-y- .' tfre.; •'! S'.i \'i-. ilali-il lilt Unit line ■ ( ‘-fi -, ruvtrfas *; i i;11 ri ai is S|,n ii *., ' (In* a lh -ilx v "t c I *»•- K..-I7 nml , -i I ! a "t'l i*» I In* jiri,|it-rty- i • I ' f 'i C I ■1 1 1Ii i "V* N ( J-,"' V It. Is**!* |I-.. Cl rtiin-Bl. V" s!'!'. *'i ! ;. -7 J"1" .1 ' I ' I'jirJ, I"H IIIi."k It. I *Ih . Sjirir -•-. " ' ".ait l > ii-.*. .-»-ini mill- i-uuntii, Kl'iViilj*. - .1J-1 j,,, ,,,13 -t,i , a 0 , t y |}i, xitVn nf N im tin i ' i i j i o n .r i I, if". JU') III*. "'ll ll u n i t r i - it M t l y .| arel "I *4-litil M a t e r i a l - in phasircd by Experim ent Conduct­ ed at Indiana S tation. I'jfM - |.»4f..tn-.. I i t fcr-llirr h n h ih, \. I.a a ji-n ri' amj 11. ..,*-l J:irn<-x S’ , (iafnl-l*'; I"1 .,| r'-^lA -4>'itl fliafg.-* in V *■ * t.i-- . -.ij.-i 1 , mtii i ii- -,il ul -,.i.I [*r111*»-r1,v s ila g e |’( av (in ( t •'lb J u d l 1 4 1 » I p . ' f l l , H i a l e of L U r i d 4 , y I”frit ft I ' uri I , , r f ii 4 u ri* f . n a M 'flitlh • rt l| we t her* lit prUi itf lC - w h e r e i n KvU '.n tj. Wit in* ■ m> h«nd Aug 21 th. 191* i■i*rt11 and L fe d * * tit t i n .......... .. a pnim d of (ess ulllria! |jer s teer. T h e e r ilt m is e e iL m e a l g a v e tllliell b e l t e r r e s u lt s t han o i l Ineifl mill tended to produce (Inner dealt with Hinge. Where Ihi-re Is hot tin tibumlanee of grazing when rattle are fill the silo will be ulfqost Inill.spetisable to eeoti omy In feeding. .Tin* amount saved In feeding silage will smm pay for tin* silo; It helps utilize the coarse feeds, and It takes tin* place of green pas­ ture wjy'ti this Is not available. ROOTS EXCELLENT FOR HOGS Found Most Profitable Jo Cook and ’ Frtd While Warm, Mixed Wlfh Ground Feed. * In ttttr own erperlence where any large number of rogtn were fed tn swine he found If inont |iroflfnble In rook Ibe roots nml feerl Ibem while warm, well-mixed with tin* ground feed,’ PtiyH n writer In an exebnnge. Fed In fids -why the lings will ent them rendlly. They enjoy warm food, nml the ground grain mixed with the routs has always given us good rehiitls. Where there are nnly -n few ronls to be fed we should feed them raw, letting the hugs gnnw them down nt their leisure. With tills kind of .... I you must he mrefill nut to give ton many of the mots at once, hh oth­ erwise they freeze and then of counts they ore not eutlsfiirtory. thi \ l»uUfiL\HS, t Irfk i 'Im*H i iHirt B th fllr -M slnfi. KoRrtluT f(»r i-'umplAinant. • ' Id at |K* o f Mrx. C. ,H. Hart; alxo CcrtlArate Nu. 74 was h a lf mnl t.j- j Ihtltt Wi l l i d r y f e e d Htpl t h e llienaiai* ill pfiilitH tl Ii I ••11111 ■-I I tn rCl lit I S.'t tn SS . [ . Itir ........ . *.( I'nkn.'.Bn, <•.*. r.-tiittr.l*' . V .in iievrn trr <de. , in t ’ ornplairianl, arid S " . S7T. rf.U’ il ttw* anil 1 a*- *.t Jim*- A. I*. f tle.tffle ’■ )Vm tbiyre and ftnnla D »yre tSOJ. rfivrrint t.**l» I ai-'i — HI"*** * • - ' J"* its defendant*, I. n» *prrial Springs, «*.ia a* it"- I't- p'-rtv -J i t ml- will on the ItVft .Monday in Nov r tn tine,; ..I*", tTfihtrai.' N" s*s. *.»l* «• th" ->*•! 1»*' r 1918, Win*; the Ijth .lay .4 ftaid mo ft tit .lay ul JumI>. 1""-*. riivritn* during the leva! hour* of *ife, in front .4 ami 7, III.**-!* S. d a s hprinr*. ►•*•" » « »"«' t Im- rotirt h*Mi*e dour in Sanfortl, offer for Itnux-rlv " I It. A ltB*-**ni »(**), l.ru tu -ai. "ale prttl *e 11 In the bigbevt lililiJ.r for ruah i * t .»!«.• i- s s.- , t( (* \V , J m . i r k ' l i e i f * ; >.*" 7P>. i l . i s l Ih* 1-1 .in> ••( J*m* ' I ' • ’H"'' ! i7ie fidlowing .b,*i rib. d hind*, it* r*it* .ft ‘v* I20h, dated llie ?*tl. day r*»*i-rine l . " ( * 3 I*. 1. It! **-k s. ( la> Spring.. All %4 I.ot* *i, 7, H, 9. and Hi. of Itlork ii I -'99, *'ii vi ring All llbirlc 17, ,<)ld « . Ihr |.r..pmty i f. UnWn«*n: al***. < * r- ‘ ■ y \ find I.*trl I (4 Block M I nrated in ’•>"*■ *'8.1 a*t the property nf tin* tilicaln N " (17#, ilati'l ri"- '*(« *!a> *>( July the Ciwn of I'tiol-i. Hemlmfle Ctiiinty, PPoTda* * . rlifirate No 7b3 dated the A. I>. ISI'7. ruvrting *» intifi-»t In l."tx 13 as hh mn |idat of said town recorded in the Line A i). 1896, cuvefing Itlork ami 20. Illnrk M, « T * y Spring*. n« the pufilir 1 m i n i • of «i range t ’ oiiniy. Florida, * ’ prtti|[«, aold ai the property . *4 properly *4 Ufikft-owfU al*.*, t eft ifI rate N » . |of whlrh Semlnnlp Cnunty v # i furmerly id•*ft ( T f l l f i r i t i . N<» 764. di( ed g74. .Iatr.1 tin- 2nd day "C Julv t3H0.rnv.T1 * j * -f Juni' V, 1), 1896, rovefing itig Inti-ri-.l In la*t» 19 »i»'l 'JO. lU'Tk S. j *• P*1 r ogethrr with the appurtaFi«mrri thereto 22. * lay Spring*, _ Hold a* the Ulny Sprint#* #old a* the Ptoptrty of It. A. jj Iti lonifinc; all of !«aid property brlhit mdd to • Uni,nn-vn: a!*» Crrlillestp N*t tlaron: alio, tVrttflrwto No dated the I satisfy "did derree and rijit*. ■ ' - 2nd day of June 1902, cuv* tth day of June A M 1891, «*f.yrr»ntf Lot K, F. I I ou*holder *. ? in lllork 20 Clay Sprints, i Itlork 2. r i a y Spring". »o1«l the pr«d»- I Hrk 1 nson & *I iic kt rifotti Specia l M «.* te r ’ bp..p* r t v nf R \ i D nroti; alxn r j i y nt ttnknuwit; ul.", ( Vrritiral* N** HH7. j Sobritor for*t*omplatniint ^ ,#o7, dfitrd tho -Uj**! day -itj.) (t ( O i r O U i s l a * "I J um -A. I>. IR9I, rav 'I*lt4i 1902 ruverifig ‘ i intc-rrat fn Ht-ri Ding l.nt 3. lll'irk 2. ( lay Si.tlng., » >lil a, Nullrr *»f Appllratlnn hir. Olxrhhrgr •* Hpringi, nr*.«l a* the prop , ; ,f Iirnt'rrty " f l.’ rikjiuwn; al»i>, l '-rtillt-alt. N o tlr r i, hereby given that on Ihr 6th ^ Jtfmrki il. jrs; aU » T’ rriih N o 117«. ilBtifS thr 6lh 'lay nf Junr A. I). 1899, rovrrlng but 2. tllnrk 2, < tar Spring-, day of November 1918. at tU;00 n m. or •old a, thr prnprrty " f Unkmiwn: ala i. « rr- a* x"im thrrratlcr rf.» I ran hr h-ard, "j. IlSrate N o Sf.li, datril thr 2nd dav ..I Jnnr V a n ") K. tJougla,*, ux utaigpr" nt thr rxtatr A. |J. 1992, rnvrrifK l.nt .. Il|«rk 2. d a y of S. M a,Well, will make appliraliim lirforr i ’rrkln* at l)rl.and. Fturida Sptinga. aold a. thr pM'prfly " t t nknnan; Jinlgr Jari'-x. at,", t ’rrtifiratr N o df.H, 'iatrd Ihr 4Ih day for Huai d p l T o v l k o f my adruunjx and vourh«t N'.vrmh.T A. I). rovrring W>, » f i-rx, and ‘ for final dlirhar gr ax »«*lgnrr of t.nt 5, lU.irk 2. Clay Spring*, aold u» Ihr ■aid j/alalc. Vance K, Duuglaxx prnprrty o! Unknown; al*o, t rrtlflratr No. 1*98. ilntnl thr 4 th day "I J“ " • • * ■ **. 1 * 0 , Dirkl xon A Itlckinaon Altnrni-ya for Aa.lgnei' |2 Turs hie mvrriPK R D *’ ! t.nt S. Hlork 2. Clay Spring. »nld a* the |'f"|»rrty «U C -'a tr J I). Smith: aim Crrliftcatr N " 811. datro thr Ith day . In f l r r u l l r'ourl. N r i r n i h Judicial Clrruln Ill Nnvepilirr A. It. I8»*’>. rnv.rtftg l.nt t»rj .Nrmlnnlr C u.n l), H a r ld i. In Chanrrr, Itlork 2. Clay Spring*. *»ld ox thr pruprrty l*rl*-r T a w t , tMrfiplainant lit Unknown; atao, Crrtittritr N o 858, datrd vi. Citaliin thr 2nd day « t Jum- A. I>. 1902, rovrrinB j JVrry I), (imttrry and'l'haa. l.ut 7, itlork 2. Clay Spring., Bold aa thr It Bfnwo. f * ’ ' ' praprrty nt W. A. laivrll; alxn, Crrtitlratr No T o I’rrry Ii Brawn 1182, datrd Iho 2ml day td June A. it. 1899, 8U f a u l, v-.-..,covering l . « t » . Illock 2 Ctay Spring*, mid II fx hereby prd*fgd th at'yn u and r i r h nt a< thr prnprrty of Unknown; *Uo CrrtiA- you appear In (hr Idll nl complaint filed ratr No 843. datrd thr till day ot Nnvrm- perrin again,! you In the above entitled hrr A. II. 1895. rovrring. Cut I I , Itlork 2, rauxr, on the 7lr> day » ( (Irlohrr 1918. and the Sanford Herald i, hereby dralgnatrd ax Ihr papas ip whirl) (hi* oritur lx m hr ,mi,, lixhed "P e r a » i « 4 for four rnn'trulLvr C ia yt Springi to I ruff it* Those win: avoid lliesi t roubles. le itoor L. A. HAKES. Mgr. Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange Orlando, Fla. * _____ Goal A iw fly a a o ilc-S o u g h t— _— T i n - g n-.:ti-r C " " l H i - In vian'l th e ev t--. In |.t - l e a III-' I I " I I 'III. nut 1'III' 11***1, ilo i i l l «ihi,-il*l* . in-vei' *(*'■ Cg r a p e f r u i t ; inlttlds I’littnlieei'd meal. ii r.|\f-ri II J? * j tflll f»*4t tff i • ' V. ->3»i rt- ti-» ft i *Ct r 11first v 'O il, i i* t J.ih** A. I» I P(»2, i-tiv id lib.ct 19, C ln> Sprlii i .in o| C, AV, Jncorksi l i n n ; -U- No 9 9 1, Hated the 2nd ilay .* covcflr.i; *i Inter***! in • -ix Sfitin jf», if .Id a* the nrojM-rty Un " t i , *»Utt Ceitlticate No 903, *>t la) of June A. 4* 190*2. ■ t in II it irk IH i*L“i> .^iiring», more ami more suhjeet "iiiinls elnver. liny. “ Iielieil I'orti, |" ntil'I-s enrtl slinge. i-ix m i . . U l . *1 l b . 2 'u| .lav ket their own fru it are * .i.nni- in \\ a • l;|king advantage b*oig paid for f rushing their hog as they can. It Serum Co., ami t ing Co. are bu-.oiu 11"(in 11'll M - (ta lta r* T. m ar­ Fla., or by calling on s/iuireit of, jii*ver alwires in fin* prospect, never In the osperb'tiee, snineiJilng eerinln for the tutnn\ semeili'lng imkumut to tin*-past.—(.‘Illford Itnymnnd, t i l . . -i * ■. I,,. ,i,„. nriil nay a Id* - til j - Mu nr -1* '• * ■• . Em- H u n t; •f i U l., s k. II\ ' l l ", -ilui i-il Tle * r "I .1, . I 1 ' " . . nii« - TVI* r I ’ " ' F a t t e n in g |‘4V* t l*. who GIVING BEEF CATTLE .SILAGE l- V a lu e _ o f 1 i (.row ers rus-. Kxeltange, Tampa, — liny It been use you will then be more likely to get a well tempered tool 'll N o t | . e 1* h f f f b v r i v r n t h n t , toob f »n*l b y eali lie fastened to a long handle by t t ir t u i <>l rt final ib-rJN-r** I.f f 't f n d t ix u r i’, i » * l i i n g o u t *3 the* C I r r u i t f ’ o d f t . S c vi*ni h J u <11^1 til slipping Iron rings over It and driving C t r r u l t *'>l Fb irj rli i, in aroi for Sf*mirto|f» The saw blade inn i’* i'j ft I i , **n th** r * l h <ia> ul No gust, J I. them *>n light. P P M , iri 4 • t f l din li t it *i*, j u Mrtiti r m t r t In* of any fineness to stilt the work In, ! lrt|£. ^ bi-ri in Jdm« N . tiRimbli* i * p l a i n t i i T blind. ' I a m i Pn r r if * A. T . a ^ f r f i f r it m l 3', Jl. l- a w rif fi re ^ m is leetion o f claims. *inp to the Florida Cit­ s sioitj r to in mqking prompt eol- out llio wnv by- writriant City is in r }] jj II Jj (( || , vi • 1 Inrititt greal si-rviir in getting H y V , M i P o i i g l B i * iJ ,C » I tin* (aim's Kxi lianpr is of Wit Mrs* m> offtid*! sign at urr and *c*l thi* t hr*2*1rd day of 8« rn#mhtf A. IK 19IS. <*cah . K. A. P o u iliM Clerk Circuit Court, Scmin«»1c C ounty Kiofida • Cluy- Spring*, sold as the property of U* IL Itohhins; alia Certiflrat#* N o 873; dat* d th of Notlee of A illrallon for Taa Herd Under Nnellon 573 of the Ueanral Stnluir,. NpU «- i x hereby givrn that II. f . Jammra purrhaxrr of Taa (Jnf tideate ' No 2, dated !h«» 3rd «U y <4 Ju!y A. IK 1916. h i t illrd •aid W t i R e i t e in my ufTIrr and haa mad«? app.leatlon lor tai deed to Ixaue In arenrdande aftth* l a * . "Said r r r t i f l r i i r emhrarei the foil.'* Jng dr.rriited property •i«UBl"d 111 Seminole County, flo rida, to-'wltt Bee. at S ^ Cor ul S C I . nl N K t, Srr, 2 t T p , 19 S. It. 29 K. Hup N. 9.23 rh. W 7 . 10 rb N 2.74 eh W. 12 70 eh S. 12 rh E t „ H , g . ‘ » • « * s 4 "< S <j ,d s K ' 4 O t N K ' * > 12 . n , ; . T he aaid land tiring ava-*ed at the date ul the iu u t n r e of auch certificate In th* name New E d u cation al Idea. l-nr tt'iu'lilng t blRIrt'it to ruml luoro mpltlly n Itostun man bad Invculpd a nmchltip which dNitltiys but n slnglu Hup nf prlnti-tl multi-r at it Him*. * Count Your Pulse. A now-bom baby’s pulst* slmubl ftpnf from 1.10 to 140 tritn*s per minute; n yvnr-ttltl tlillil> Illi to l.'lO; a four* fpon-ypnr-ttld’s 80 to ^0; mi atlult's from 70 to 75. ami ifh ugcrl person's fratn 00 |u 75.—Woman's l^orld. ( One 0 Experience Convinced Me of its Value "T , ‘‘O ne of our siriesmen demonstrated the value of the Long Distance Telephone to u s .- H e was at Huntsville, A la., and uponhis own responsibility put in Long Distance calls for fifteen merchants within a radius of several hundred miles. “ In less than one hour he had sold 2100 barrels of flour at a total cost to us of less than six dollars. ' Since then \ye have applied the L o n g our business with most profitable results.The service is fine, the rates are reasonable and there is more satisfaction in one L o n g Distance Telephone talk than.in half a dozen letters.*’ _• — • 1 Every Bell Telephone u a Long Distance Station SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY , � 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, 1918 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 01, 1918 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 1918. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 01, 1918; <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