91 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d6cedb5546c2dc7de2c67ad89ca72e7c.pdf 5382c5b29d866450d27a43067bb0a15c PDF Text Text T . Hi •' ' i * « • • m • v,- •; -. - - -XV:.’* ’• ♦ v • v * a^¥i : • • ' -. . r>^ V • ' *L .--------Tj j t f f r t u m ' , . ; <?C > ^ ** X— ft'” * -' •'•f it *"*« .' { • * . ^ • l A oC**;- ,- 4 t ,-Tir ' j, N**. *V. ■. •.- R • ■ • . ---- —t*1 - • • • * . • • ‘ . • • *■* r • • r i > \i A « ' • ‘■ . • • . * . - r„ * •i SAN FO RD HERALD ■vfJH ?1 IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N NUMBER 41 SANFORD, FLOfUDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 191# VOLUME X WILSON DUE IN FRANCE YESTERDAY REMODELING PLAN TO NEW COURT BUILD $250 HOUSE NOW FORD CAR I I rating report of the 17th anpual con­ ference held in St. A’btfUatine. She and Mrs. Bart Peterson represented ' this chapter. At thc^ clpse r f Mrs. ' Starling’s report she precepted to the i Sallio Harrison Chapter a beautiful , silk tlag. Thi.* ling was given to our . chapter by airs. Arthur Gflkes at It is moved by#L. P. Hagan and the St. Augustine conference, and seconded by O. P. Swope and carried was received by Mrs. Starling on thut our senator and representative I bphitlf of the chapter. A rising vote be and they are hereby requested to |of thanks was given to the retiring work for the passage of a law per­ I state regent, Mrs. Gilkes for her in­ mitting the counties of the state to W O RK IS PROGRESSING RAP­ New Concern to be controlled WAS TO ARRIVE AT BREST MANY m a t t e r s o f i n t e r e s t i’ * terest and kindness to us, the "Baby hire the state convicts for road work LAS T EVENING A T 8:30 Family— Factories to Special­ IDLY AND S EM INO LE W ILL t o CITIZENS OF THIS COUNx Chapter*'* ■ at a reasonable price, and to pro­ ize on Parla SOON HAVE A MODEL COUN­ TY RECEIVE A T T E N T IO N Mrs. J. N. Whitncr and Miss Gn Board the U. S. S. George vide for supplying the needs of the T Y BUILDING Detroit, March 13.— Edsel Ford, Washington, Wednesday, March 12, Helen Brigham were made chairmen counties in this respect before the Sanford. Fla., March 4, 1919. ■on of Henry Ford, and president of of a committee to prevent the dese­ 7 p. m.— (By wireless to the Asso­ Work of remodelling the building convicxa are otherwise disposed of, ■ Hon. Board of County Commlsthe Ford Motor Company, while on crations of the llag. ciated Press).— President Wilson ex-­ , joncrs in and for Seminole county, and thut such counties as may wnnt recently purchased by Seminole t • route homo from California today, peels to arrive at Brest about 8:30* county for a court house is now pro­ Other business of importance be­ them shall have their proportionate Fla., met in regular session at 10 ({aye out the following statement re­ o'clock Thursday evening. He will ing attended to Miss Morrison serv­ k. m. Present: .Chairman U A. share of state convicts tu work on gressing rapidly and workmen are garding the intention of the Fords hoard his special train after the busy tearing out (hat part not ed delicious "refreshments, which Ilrumley and Commissioners L. P. public roads, provided however that county otficrnr-ffmt*'iw“ w' , l|,^A^' f™’ m the Ford Motor brought a clusu Xa «. moBtaWI*btlut|irr't/ *‘uuq>liQa.Ceremonies and will needed by the under, existing law the State’ High­ Hagan, O. P. Swope, C. W. EntzCompany and establish a new com­ nfternoon. . probably- arrive trr* Parts about 9 . . roingtr and E. H. Kilbee, with V. E. way Commission shall continue to puttinfC-~hi'.atkcr pita*.-that: wail be pany for the manufacture of a $280 o’clock Friday morning. wnflri'-fhr4 prftmicnf nlrp'ady*Tiraqr-~tnccdedr * • * ' Next meeting to he with Miss Douglass, -duput.y-^nIwh.'*Tt7L’ -T ft y ■ Mr. Ford said: It is stated by those who know automobile. Alice Caldwell, Murch 14. 1919. President and Mrs. Wilson dined, Tillis, deputy sherilT. *in~ attendance. nated by law on the state roads and “ The arrangements for- our new that Seminole county will .come near highways of Florida* this evening wlth^Capt.- McAuley in Frances W. Thigpen, Minutes of last regular meeting, having a model court house when company are undeveloped, hut we Secretary. their suite. This afternoon Mr. And be it further resolved that we also two called meetings read and the present plans are completed. know in a general way what we will Wilson sent messages to- Secretary request, our state senator and repre­ approved. Lansing and Col. House and ar­ sentative to work for n law to alml- The entire second tloor niul u part of do. ’ The Supreme Court decision Firsl Methodist Church J. W. Bell addressed the board in whereby we' must distribute $19,­ the first and third floors will be made ranged to begin work in Paris with­ sh the convict lease system to indi­ reference to road work on road lead* 000,000 accumulated profits is the up into ollices for the several county Sunday *-honl 10 a. m, out loss of time. . ing to the- school house ut Lake viduals and corporations. officers while the former lodge room thing that definitely convinced us’ Sundayt March Kith is Laymitn's The following resolution was of­ Monroe. ' _ * on.the third tloor will ho used as a that a new company was essential. Day. . House at Brest to Meet Train fered by Commissioner L. P. Hagan, • Motion of C. W. Entzminger. sec­ court room In the basement or I “ The company will lie owned en11:30 a. in.—Three tnlkH hy la>*July seconded by Commissioner C. Brest. March 13.— Col. E. M. onded by L. P. Hogan, and carried, first tloor will be arrangements for tirely within our family, and thus mcn as follows: W. Entzminger and adopted: the county guards, with lockers for can be directed without outside in­ rlerk is instructed to pay rent, on Hrv. !,. K. Sessions, a ten min­ House and Jules J. Jusserand, Whereas on the Ith day of Febru­ their equipment atnl ample room for terference We have no intention of utes talk on "How, Much Owes! French amhussador to the United store room in the Pico building used States, with Mine. Jusserand, have building all our factories at once, Thou?" fir government research work until ary. A D. UM9, a |x-tttinn was pre­ armorv work. ' ‘ sented to the board of county com­ arrived in Brest to greet President . .... ... ■ , ‘ nor will we operate, them at first as court house is ready. This building, win oh. was built by . . . . Ed. Putnam, a teit iniuujes talk missioners in and for Seminole coun­ Wilson when he lands. They wero .... , , . . . , w 'C Intend to event uullv. We expert Y;.t A. Dfiuglnss appears! before the Elks of tins eitv is a mo«t beau. * ■ on "Cnn a Farmer Tithe?" ty, Florida, by G. It Head, et a!., ... ... i to start wor.. <oi our plants tu the given a dinner this noon hy Goorgo the board in reference to redemption built edifice, and , , 1 Mrs. A. E. Philips, a’ ten minutes wherein it appeared thut it wa-i ifill li’nl well Leguirc, minister of marine. early part of next year, and are of t.ixes by Eugerte Orr, Tux Cert. loomed necessary and expedient f „ r 1funding us it does on the lake front hunting water power, and so far tnlk on "Can A Woman Tithe?" The city was gaily decorated, all No. till, tax sale of 1917, covering Kxenilig service*: agricultural purposes and for the M" ««•>" «•' the A m building* to he hnx•' nulx two ifi limtc.locatmu*, and (lags and other dress being put into 2 '* acres in Sec. 7. Tp. 21 S, H: 30 Senior League, (1:45 p lit. loser I lied I I I I *een h> the \intor coming to >.mbenefit of certain land they wire bought primarily for trac­ place before noon. The people work I’ .th,| on motion « f L. P. Hagan, 7;:(() p. in. Three talks by luysaid petition. whi*h were low, wet, ford l>v boat tor factories. They are at Troy, ed with alacrity and banners span­ «r,..i,ded by E. II. Kilbee and curThe work of remodelling is being N y n umj|lim, Ohio. It will nten as follows: submerged or liable to become stibned the streets bearing the legion ned. clerk is instructed to recom­ .1 E. Spurling, a ten minutes talk mertged to establish a public ditch, .lone under the supervision of S O probably be a year before we "Welcome Wilson." The street lead­ mend to the state comptroller thnt mi "T h e Sin w«* are Afraid to Men­ lrsin or canal in the county <>f Sem­ Shinliolser, contractor, and it is ex launch the new company. . ing to tlo- railway station was gaily In allow the redemption of same at pelted that tile huildillg will hi tion." inole and stale of Florida, for the bedecked. The Star Spungled Ban "T h e reasons for spreading the Hi tlat sum of $15.00 plus clerk's (). Hall, a ten minutes talk on purpose of draining said described reads for onuparn> in about six!;. company out in many cities are im­ ner and the French tri-color pre­ fee* "Whose Is It.'" . lands, by those owning a greater day ■ dominated-in the decorative scheme. perative. One is the problem of I,elior from J. J. Dickinson, in part of the lands through which Dr. L. It. Philips, a ten minutes housing all of the employes if we reference to bis appointment as at- such proposed ditch, drain or canal talk on " T h e Laborer is Worthy of Guards lluxe Election locate in one city. Another is that At Congregational Church tornej for the hoard was read and and lateral ditches, drains or canals According to notice given last we can specialize in each factory on His Hire." ordered filed. hull run. and by those owning a week in the Herald, an elect ion of one part." ' ' D is earnestly desired thaf a good "Jesus at the house of Simon" 1. M Itehbinder and Mr. Mar­ greater purl of the lands contiguous the Seminole County Guards was crowd will hear these able speakers will he the subject for thought at The present Ford system of as­ shall. representing the Orange Bell thereto that would be benefitted by held at the Armory last Friday from the lay ranks -of the church. the morning service, beginning at 11 sembling plants in largo cities will Auto Line appeared before the hoard such.djtch,’ drain or canal and lat- evening. Former Captain C. .11. o'clock. Sunday school precedes it You are welcome. in reference to license tax on auto ernl-ditches, drains’ or canULs, which Dingce having resigned,, a vacancy j be followed by tbe new company, • C. W. White, P. C. at 9:48. • according to Mr. Ford, building up a hus lines. » petition was purported- ttr be signed in the command of the Guards "World-wide Interest and Influ­ ^li(i ►sqles organization Independent of To fill this Vacancy ence: or th»‘ Christian the (Inly Suc­ Mr. Hunter, representing the Os­ by the owners of the greater part of suited. Death of Tourist elected . that used hy the existing company cessful Life," will he the evening ceola Cypress Co., appeared before the lands through which such pro­ members o f - the company That the announcement' of a new John M Foil, a tourist from Al­ j subject, the service beginning nt the hoard in reference to road lead­ posed ditch, drnin or canal and lat­ Lieut Geo A DeCottcs. U. S. A . bany. N’ Y , died last night at the 7:30. • ing ( uok's Ferry, and on motion eral ditched, drains or canals as pro­ resigned, to be ( upturn of the Sem­ company and a lower priced car Hotel Carnes of heart failure.might be considered an attempt to Another otlire. was Portions from one of the sacred i! 1 P Hagan, seconded by ( \\ posed should run, and the owners inole Guards force stockholders in the Ford Mo­ Mr. Foil has been a visitor here oratorios will provide the music for Fiit/.nuiiger and carried, this matter of the greater purl of the lands con­ created and Lieut. Uniph Wight, • i» referred to Commissioner Kilbee tiguous thereto that would be bene­ u. S. A., resigned, was elected to be tor Company to sell their stock, was for several weeks coming here for the evening. brought to Mr. Ford’s attention. .. to investigate and make report to fitted by such ditch, drain or conn I ranking First Lieutenant of. the After the Wednesday evening ser­ his health upon the recommendation "1 know that will he the concluand lateral ditches, drains or canals, Guards, 'piis arrangement makes this hoard. vice Mrs. Julius Takach will sing se­ of his physicians. o f' sion," Mr. Ford said, "but it is not to which petition was attached n the Seminole County Guards lections from oratorios, and Mrs. F. L. Miller appeared before the Relatives of the deceased have true. We are going to hold our inFrye will play orgun selections, these hoard in reference, to repairs on plat of said lands showing the gen­ fleered and commanded hy experi­ eral course of such proposed ditch, enced army officers of the latest ''rests in ..........I company, and will been notified and the body is being recitals to continue Wednesday- even­ brick road on West First street. drain or canal utid the lateral ditches, school, ( ’ apt. DeCottcs and Lieut.. '•»' “ "bar. of any one els.-s held at the undertaking parlors of ings until Easter. Mr Harvey and Mr. Roller, repdrains or cnnals the approximate Wight, having l.nth been instructors « « « « * . /bat charge cannot he Y I Millej & Son until instructions The one given this week was a n>< Ming Southern Clay Mfg. Co., length of same -and showing the in the army and just recently having borne out. appeared before the board In refer••0,11 be received, as to it* disposi­ rich treat. All are invited. lands to be benefitted thereby, and returned to their home. /Lieut*. * erue to bricking the Geneva road tion. (Continued on page K) Turner and Muxwell will retain their Hankers Meet Tomorrow . jin-’ we>t of St. Johns river. No Brings Entertainer of Note commissions and their ranks in the N,,w .smy rnu. Fla., March, 13. action taken. In keeping with tho reputation of company. j Group No. 3 of the Florida Bankers’ Report of road committee was the local Woman's Club to do "B ig As soon as the newly elorlcd of* j Association will hold its annunl read, and on motion of L. P. Hagan, Thin gi" they now announce t h a t ’ " ficers receive their commissions an meeting in Ilel.and nnd New Smyrseconded .by O. P. Swope, and'car­ arrangements have been made with installment meet will .be- held, at na March 15th, and an interesting ried, report ot committee is accepted the famoUa and w ijgly known Irawhich time all the Guards of the program for the session has been and the following is declared, a pub­ personator Gilbert Atlee^ Eldrcdge county and ajLrglMingd-l army- and t preps red by (leo. Nolan nf Orlando, lic roadway: Forty ft. wide, beg. at whereby ho will appear here in the * navy boys will be invited to partake! chairman, and John T. Hammond of ' intersection corner ,bf 'Sees. 31 and near future. The Woman’s Club ia of a bite of refreshment that is being this city, secretary’ and tteasurer. 32. Tp. 20 S, It. 30 E., run west one to he congratulated in being able to prepared l»y the committees. NoTp. line quarter of a mile, and the Thu business session will be held bring Mr. Eldredge - here and thetire of this event will he given later. at 9 o'clock in the morning in the romniitlee is felieved ofi further public wil| look forwitTd with pleas­ duty. ‘ .' " ; DcLand Commercial Club rooms urable anticipation to this events About Income Taxes , nmj addresses will be delivered l»y Rids for 1000 gullona of cattlerdip O FFIC IA LLY P R O C LA IM E D RY Mr. Eldredge is spending the winter BEAUTIFUL BRICK S C H O O L IS Jacksonville, Fla., March 13 (Spec-1p r. Lincoln iiulley of DcLandv Forwere opened, and the bid of ChipS TA T E LIVE STOCK SANITA RY in Orlando after twenty years of C OM PLE TED AT COST OF ial>— Collector of Internal Revenue ri>st Lake of Hanford, G. B. Sauasure man Chemical Eng. C6, Int., being BOARD FOR ERADICATION OF continuous connection with the lead­ IIO.tMMl-FOR T H E ^ C H IL D R E N James M. Cathcart of the District ( „( Jacksonville, J. H. Griffin of the lowest and best bid is hereby ac­ CA TTLE T IC K S ing lyceum bureaus o f the United OF T H A T PLACE of Florida has announced that Form , Tampa and Dr. K. Boyce Tupper of cepted for (Q00 gals of Atlas Cattle ---------- ----- L Dip, pm*~in-&-galloiw>«n«-lhW per Lake_ Monroe U the proud po«- 1031 -T~ts-g~tcntattre--return-and-e»- FfitUdflpfili^ alv.wys eagerly sought. gallon t: o. * b. Sanford, Fla., pay­ acaaor of ai new $10,000 brick achool timate of corporation Income and ^ number of matters c* 'rrpnrt- finally proclaimed Ly the Stale The VvOman's Club Invites the ment in one year from date of ship­ building, which was recently com­ profits taxes and within itself when snee to the bankers will be taken up Li e Stork Sanitary Board as unnlcr public to this populsr event which ment with no interest. ial quarantine for conducting pleted and is now being occupied by properly filled out is a request for for discussion in the round table extension of time fdr filing them. ay atcm ■tic* "erii die at IoIt" 'of 'the" Vault- ! * the ?ve" ln« March 28th Clerk is instructed to order 5 test­ the school at that place. talks. In tha Woman's Club House,, this . season, effective As the face of the form itself fever ticks ing outfits from Chlpman Chem. The new building is two stories in Following the business scaai in the shows, this tentative return and^eaEng. Co., Inc., together w it h ,1000 hcigbth and contains ample room to ill be ■April nr<icr nnnkm urn! their friends — *U *ed Clothing Needed This a-tion wax in accordance g«Won**of-Atl*rratTttrt!t|r accommodate the children at Mon­ fimale must be on file in the Col- brought to New Smyrna ns tne Icctor's office in Jacksonville' on or A cs'l comes to the local Red guests of the State Rank of New with ihc wishes of th^ county of­ Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded roe for years to come. In addition before March 15th. Crcza for used clothing for the ficials and cattle owners who at­ by C. W. Entzminger and carried. to the class rooms and halls the Smyrna and its president, John T. When this form is properly filled peoplo of. the Ilberut cd countries of tended the recent conference in San­ Hammond, for a clam chowder County agrees to hire another in­ building has a good auditorium for . It automatically grants to the cor- , . , , . , . Europe and Asia. ford, and will give this county an the. use of the school and the public spector for the tick eradication work, ■The Red Cross rooms will be open opportunity to clean up and get re­ **Ury to’ be $85 per month, inspec­ meetings of the little city as well. next week from Monday to Friday leased from qua[pntlne this year. . z s1 , s . r f t * r r ,Th" tor to furnish his own horse. f 1 Us on ideal place for such a lunch, as The people of Lake Monroe may return, which means that the cor­ It is understood that the cattle for receiving such articles of used Motion of O. P. Swope, seepnded justly be proud of this beautiful poration itself must be filed by May the pavilion stands just at high, tide clothing as inny be donated by the mark on the finest beach in the world along the Orange county line will by L. P. Hagan and carried, this new building which has been built 1st. good people of tho city and county, After the lunch the bunkers nnd vis­ be dipped regularly fro'm about the I’oard endorses the bill as drawn for' with no little difficulty on account These forms, 1031-T have been and shipment will be made at once. the making and recording of plats of of war conditions. It was planned mailed by the Collector's offlre to itors will be.taken for a ride on the middle of M arch, •whenever the of Only such articles us are usable are l*nd in the state of Florida, also to have the building ready for occu­ every corporation in the state of beach and about the city. ficials decide to start ^he clean up wanted as jt wjll not pay to ship again wish to endorse the tax bill as pancy at the time of the opening of Florida. work in that county, and all .cattle worn out garments and ahoes. the school in the fall but the delay presented to the last legislature. Special attention is called to the. Sanford Chapter D. A. It in the county will be taking swims wmam Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded in obtainfdg materials has retarded fact that both sheets of this form j The Sallie Harrison Chapter of through-dipping VSt* filled with" "the included and will be worked as one the worlf to such an extent that the • • l*y C. W. Entzminger and carried should bo returned-t«»-the"Collectofs the'TJiUjMeTi_onHi**Ameri^sn Rev. . * » * M d s ^ r ^ f S r T n T T f F ^ r l e r i r ? s?W8T‘ rtQM“ m5rocc’uj)y *tKe"~buiTd^ office. * The duplicste sheet being olution held its Fcbrusry monthly arsenical aolution not later than unit. April first, and every two weeks Approxima tely 6,800 square miles hereby rejected and Mr. Wynn is ing until last Monday. the Collector’s extension which is meeting Isst Fridsy afternoon, at The building t u built by S. 0. mailed back to the corporation and the home o( Miss Brenda DeV. thereafter until all the battle ticks instructed to purchase tame at best included in working ares this Shinholser, contractor with F. H. in all esses must accompany the Morrison. prices. , year, the counties additional to These meetings are. al­ are killed. Bills of Florida Grovea Drainage Trimble aa architect. J. Tildrn Ja­ final return. , those mentioned above being Duval, ways full of interest and enthuiiasm,Volusia county was left out of District, aa follows, were approved cobs is principal and Mri. Jacobs Leon. Jackson, Washington and Es­ It is necessary that these tents- and quite a number of the membere *>y this board: W. M. Mclhtoah, assistant tnd under their leadership live forme be filed by every corpora-' were present to enjoy Miss Morri- systematic work for this yi;ar, be­ cambia. cleaning ditehea, $45.00; Frad T tha school is in a very prosperous tlon In order t h s t h c a v y penalties son's-hospitality,, cause' the vste are not ready, but The legal quarantine notice spcondition. Williams, engineering, $7.60. ,* may be avoided* thb paper. ■ ' •' . ’ ■ * * r• * ' BOARD. OF COMMISSION­ ERS MEET Motion of L. P„ Hagan, seconded by C. W. Entzminger and carried, Attorney J. J. .Bickindou-in author­ ized to employ Messrs. Massey & Warlow, attorneys, to assist him in the prosecution of the road bond suit, as per proposition submitted. SEMINOLE IS TO BE UNDER QUARANTINE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING AT LAKE MONROE » . h V uu -• ; v _v . 11 '- li'W ia -♦ ; is il - :’s M l . -:a •si ® * ‘hS .-m SB -. ■ ^ r1m . 7 * : -ST �WjV>««Tr/n '•* MARCIT7. 1919 THE SANFODD HERALD FACE TEN her third calf. Gentle and O. K. in every way. Ask about her at the Fire Department, 43-2tp For Sale — Improved Karlinnia ard Globe tomato plants at $1.50 per thousand f. o. b. Wagner, Fla/ Partin Rros. 43-ltc Guaranteed on a Basis of 3500 Miles •d the agency for the K E Y S T O N E T I K I . Juce t his tire, we will sell them at prir *s vou about on;-:hi,*w» on a standard bran For Sale—On. account of ill health will sell the following^ One horse, cattle and hogs, bees and bee fix­ tures. A. L. Potter, Sanford. 43-1 p, O w in g to the delay in shipm ent w e w ill not be able to^’m ake our on Tu esd ay as announced. Shipm ! . ent is now on the road, how , ever, and dem on stration w ill be made upon a rriv a l. For Sale— Gentle family cow, just fresh, with line heifer calf, also'a few’ good 50 lb. Duroc pigs. Mrs. I,. A. Rena’ud, Sanford Heights. 43-2tp WATCH. FOR ANNOUNCEMFNT Goodrich Tires, all styles and sizes, includ ing Silvertown Cord. For Quick Sale— Fiv? acres tiled land, 300 yards from loading station. Two wells, no buildings. Close in. $2,750. Address Owner, P. O. Box Wo. 417. 43-3t (TIKK PKPAKTMENT) 1305-1313 W . A d a m s S treet ’ * F lo rid a JacksonvilleI , ; ' ” Reference Harnett National Hank. Write us for prices on any bags you wish to sell or buy. . . Overland Sales & Service Company For Sale— So-ven passenger ear 05 Oak avenue. In good condition. “ ACROSS FRO M W HERE THE NEW For Sale— At Lake Mnry station, 7?, acres land, one six and seven for $1.50 at the house Nick Zerno- and Third streets, room home, kitchen, dining room vean, Maiden Lane. 38-6te Pace. - — /Hid mrj house*. Fe.w bearing fruit trees.. Muck land. Cash or terms. LO S T FO R R E N T Mrs. Martin42-4tp merrial and Monthly Pay . plans. For Salt Day old chicks, Barred Also two or three Speciul -Traveling Rock* and Wyandotte. $15.00 per Agents who ran produce results. Orders taken now. An opportunity for some one to 100 and up. g'dt in right on contract and ti rritory R. II. *Muirhend, Rt. 1, Sanford. • 41-3tp with possibility of other tines later. If interested write, stating age, • Sale Seven paskeng/r C »!e . territory desired and experience, too. flssengcr ll'.ipp. Call 9 French ( ’ . S. Hoag, State Manager. No. 7 ip. ' 39-5t:. West Church St., Orlando, Fla. New Garage , T lit Herald is informed that San­ ford is to have a new garage, which will be styled the City Garage. K. W. Dickson is tlie proprietor of this new enterprise and expects to be open for business within the next ten days. Mr. Dickson will tie re­ membered as the owner of the San­ ford Vulcanizing Works, lie having dispos'd «f that business when he answer. <! his .-..unify - ' ,i!l ( -r men 41-3M • H O TEL IS . A T Rex Holiday," Wekiiyn, Florida FOUND Found—On Upsala road Sunday, Lost — Brown and green all .wool For Rent— Gentleman wanted to sweater, roll collar, on Orlando road a satchel containing clothing.' Owner rent down towh room. Get number or' in ’ the. city. * Return to Herald may have same at Herald office by paying for this nd. 42-2tp at Herald Ollice. 13-tfr Cilice and receive reward. 43-2tp Found—Some brooms on SanfordFurnished Rooms — By day, week Lost — Saturday night .on 85, Orland.j road. Owner may hate or month. Every convenience. Over wrong suitcase. Have suitcase mark­ same by paying for this ad. Mrs. Philips Drug Store, corner Purk and ed Charlotte Pagela. Owner can J. II. Wynn. R. A.. Rox 207. 43-2tc First street. Mrs.kf. (*. Hart. Prop. have same by returning mine. Re­ Lbtf turn to 1.0*1. Magnolia avenue. Phone 1»:\ Sanford Fl-2tp DUVAL HOTEL Sanford had joined He but I hi* i* not a fact Itniniucl for Gt.i i.ia*. Last u.-.-k a '! ■ : •'* ■ . .. nin., SANFORD Institute was I • I .. I • !*a| list Temple for the i ifp......... • • * regula* course t.acli.r f'u.r/i.g t.. teachers and . of tin- "unda school. Throu ii»ut tiic entire week two sessions a •Ia> were held at the Institute and a large number .took advantage of the opportunity offered. Dr. W. W \\ tUtatt.’ tile Spate Sunday “Ss’hool secretary for hioridu was in charge and was assisted by I »r \\ 11 \I • .-. i f t h* •1 Plus War Tax a h ..ilia GRIFFITH'S t .V••f11^ •—Ml. I u|*l - .!'■ hcir.lilcd'in the parlors of the ilturch Friday evening whe.'e a bantiuet was Served in honor of the occasion. While the Doctors, teachers and pupils were yet seated at the table Mr In*. I* l.nkins an.**- and with man v remarks at.out the watery condilmn '.f tli'iig* ill g* ’ « ral I rcs.-ljt..| i.■ Dr M....nr a •■.-nuttftil haii.I ra i.t.-d # » i c *• • i • m..liiiicd . n a sink pm Sot to 1>e outdone. Mr Main*-*, in his u* al funny way made a present at ion ••ec.h and then presented Dr. Willisn w.th an en­ graved gold tie clasp-. . Uotiv l^octors accepted witit remarks} on the occa­ sion. The present* were made on behalf *.f-1b*- Temple -Sunday xrhnntr #11 # #• Saturday Matinee SUPREME Presented here exactly as seen in N ew Y o r k fo r !) M onths: * 2 weeks in A tla n ta , Ga. 2 weeks in N ew O rlean s, L a . 1 w eek each in M em phis, N a sh ville, Jackson ville, Tam pa, C hattanooga? M a ­ con, A g u sta , Savannah, and all the la rg e Southern cities. ’ • HEARTS ♦ — , LOUT STORY \£V£R TOLD I TRIUMPH iV CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ** ♦♦ !♦ 1 7£e SWEETEST S an ford w ill be one o f the five sm aller cities played so fa r this season. See One. M illio n F ig h tin g - M e n ; French* B ritish , A m erican s and Germ ans. ' M iles o f R o a rin g A r t ille r y , Tw en ty-Th ou san d H orses, Squadrons o f A irp la n es.________ ^ Fleets o f Zepplins, ' . • T h e Destruction o f C ities, T h e C h arge o f the T a n k s. * W ANTED Wanted —Plain sewing and chit dren’s clothes. 112 Palmetto ave­ nue. upstairs. 43-2tp A Kodak Finishing—21 hour service, R. C. Shefer, 113 Elm Ave., San ford, Fla. • 43-6tp ROMANCE BATTLE SC EN ES ON THE BATTLE FIELDS OF FRANCE Antiques bought and sold. Write us what you have. A. D. Van Dyke, Orange City. • 43-4tp Wanted— Girl to help in dining room. Park Avenue Cafe. 42-2tc The Wonder Show of the Universe S om eth in g you all must see o r y o u ’ ll re b g r e t it all y o u r life . DoqOTwv c s m Superb Special Music Interpeted by 8 Wanted—To rent permanently, an room houke in good location. D,_IL..Sj»iii»B.--- ------ — -— <*-*tf Wanted—One of the largest north­ ern companies writing multiple lines, with a premium of nearly Eight Mil­ lion Dollars annually, believing in Florida's future, has established a claim paying policy writing office in the state and han need for local agenta to first develops their Acci­ dents and Health lines on both Com- C a rrie d by C o m p a n y . . . • . S pecial N o te :— T h is Com pany C arry T h e ir Ow n O perators, M achines, B ooth , Screen, and C arload o f E ffects. SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX O F F IC E AND BOW ERS & R O U M IL L A T PHARM ACY �O-T1' MARCH H, 1919 MARCH 14, 1919 THE BANTORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS THE F A M O U S C H A N D L E R M O T O R C A R S f1). t. .•> , , r ] .TT— IS / 1 — A BUNCH <fF INTERESTING ITEMS FROltf CORRESPONDENTS^EVENTS OF,SEMINOLE COUN­ TY—EEFICfENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD . A U T O T IR E S A N D T U B E S , ■ G A S O L IN E , M O B IL O IL S , G R E A S E S , C O M P L E T E S T O C K O P A U T O A C C E S S O R IE S IMMEDIATE SERVICE—YOU DONT HAVE TO WAIT—THERE’S A MAN AT THE/CURB TO SERVE YOU Phone 16 S E M IN O L E Special Program B a p tis t Sunday. School Talks by Returned Soldier Bovs The War and Ottr Boys* Ex ptriences In If a Feature IT IS SERIOUS BANK ANNEX ON Mm* -Hilmor Lundquisl wns n U. . 8 submarine base lornteri at caller Monday afternoon at the home ' Key Wont. * of Mr*. Ballinger. , Samuel M. Schwartz wrote to -—T - .AV^LuuduuiaJL. and: sciftmrrhr* |M m d w t * ( ^ , . 1 . SeKuartz Sunday callers at his father’s home, passed away at • Hendersonville, N. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell spent G „ Feb. 24th. Her remnins were Saturday night whin her parent-., j taken to her girlhood home in Penn* Mr. and Mrs. T. (). Tyner nn'd at- *>'lvania and placed besides her landed the party. Ib-r listi-r-, ; l,#n,nl*. Mrs. Schwartz had been Misses Eunice and Eleanorwere j ‘ I* ^,r many months. Mr. Schwartz pishing them in town Wednesday. I " ’M arrive here Boon to spend some The roads nre in sueh u had sliap from the continued raihs wl? under* stand the school jitney has refused to mini* out for tin* children until they improve. Oh, for brick roads. Phone M A G N O L IA TO M Y C U STO M E R S;* AVENUE *, , , On account of being in the a rm y. 1. have for the past year been unable to render any only direct at my store. Thp since m y return I accepted an offer from -Mr. L. F. Roper as a partner, and can service I A surprise party was held at the home nf Mr ami Mrs Leroy lloilg ins last Saturday evening. Mondu\‘ being Mr. llodgiii.H' birtInlay. Thenwere 50 present in all and in spite of I in rain, the time passed liapp. . with music, games und ample re­ freshments anil at a late hour, we f bade ..... . niglit to our pieusant bust J. W . BOOTH uriRtTou* unnar air* it I. Mini n wa* shopping m Sanford on Monday Mr. and M rs. J. S. Dinki‘1 wt-ro *ho|»ping in Orlando Saturday. .Vmong those Sanford on ieburk, .1. S. nger and T. " -i 1 ' i aril. Un- newly wen*, u lint i-rrnndr last Thursday t*v«-ning. <’ ak and grain* juice wort* served. Mr. and Mrs. Ward art* in St. Au­ gustine this week honeymooning. Mr', anil Sirs. Sandy Anderson are moving from tire Dutton bungalow on I uke Onoro this week, having bought the attractive bungalow ownml i-y no- loti* \v. C7 TTrny._ pnrtuir of .tgnolia avenue and Seventh St. transacting business Monday were T. A. Dinkel, W.;KntzJoe Cameron shippe<r*a carload *if I’ . Lewis. stock I-, his ranch near Pnlutku last H e recent heavy ruins have made week some young stock bought in r.e very bad (daces in tin- rond Kissimmee and several of his horses. ween Long\-noil and West Long; Ed. Cameron has gone to Palntka to o i. also on li e road going to Palm lake, charge of the work! ^ ( ITtlTg f — trrtTf nri— pttrm-m— rmrifTTK- -*Tvrtnk- wns- -n ■derid- EAST SANFORD Mr. und Mrs. \\. W. Drcssnr and Mis* Helen, Mr*. Louvica Paige, Mr. and Mrs. IL C, Woodworth drove to Duytonn Hearb in the Wood* -wnrth-rar nw Hundwy-fttf-vW-dwy;--Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Tyler and th»*ir guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sniper and son, Churles pienieed in the park ut Eusti* on Sunday. .The Snipers nre leaving for New York on Thursday. • ------ • - . . . . . . . r .\\ n'LL Le-jflad-io uiuuu ^ u - ------------------------- . Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company ' **Ertrylhiny Afrit and lloyn H'rar" H art Schaffner & M arx Clothes 11 ff m k ill .rliirfitfff T w o thousand yards o f stand­ ard brand, fast color Ginghams, Chambray and Percale. N ew spring patterns and a 40c to 50c value. As many yards 9A afi ypu w ant..................... vU C or­ and and OA Mr. und Mr*. I. D. Martin with their gur.it*. Mr. and Mr* W. N. Lowell visited friends in Orange City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton \'nn Zandt of .Syfacuse, N |arrive here this week to j guests of Mr. and Mrs. i Tyler. Mr. Van Zhndt and M> \ ,, will be the 6. B« is Mrs! •Big line of georgette, silk, crepe.de chine, organdie and voile Blouses. Th e now Spring styles and colors, - I H E P O LIC Y of the Ford M otor Com ­ pany to sell its cars for the lowest possible price, consistent with d e ­ pendable quality, is too w ell knowii to require comment. Th erefore, b e­ cause of present conditions, there can he no changes in the prices on Ford cars. : : • J. II. Kistline who has been in the hospital several • weeks returned to his home on Suntluy. . .Mum* iiv«T.slm*t wan tro guest of Mr*. C. W. Entzmingcr ono day la*t week. - nt scam si vies lor spring and summer are A making’ll great ,rh it.” We have a number o f good ones;all wool; stylish; made by H a rt Schaffner & M arx a n litA t A m a iia n t a • ■ till « l> * ■I I ! * !1 36 inch Silk Foulard in all the new prevailing colors, figured, plain and dot ted patterns 7A A good bargain I 36-in. Bleaching, best N o. 80, same as Fruit o f the Loom ,form er price 45c; quantity un00 OuC lim ited ............................. Other grades of Bleaching at 20c a n d ....... Berkeley Cambric A irs . A NEW ONE' T One hundred vo ile and gandie Waists, plain .white fancy, with lace trimmings embroideried. A $2.00 (M value. This sale only Lieutenant Wilkerson of (iuincsville spent the week end the guest of Mr and Mrs. Kill Allen Co|iylt*ltl 1919 ll»n Utuffncr & M4r* a v WE GUARANTEE THE L. F. R O PE R Mrs. W. A. TilJis, 111,0 Kin, ,\v,-„ st>."I urn just as strung l<tr D-ian'* Kitin',. Pill® iinw as whi-n I eudin^ed ( 1,,-n, |„ fore. I used them mime years ago. A that time I had n sore und lame heel and fouml it difficult to lieneti over. Mkidneys didn’t act as they should either I Used a box of Doan’s and they regu lated my kiilnevs arjd rid nie of t hr- painin my back I have great fairt, m | Kidney Pills." I nee tide, at all dealer* llun't *ittipl\ ask for a kidnej remedv get 11.o,t. Ki'lney Pills the same that Mrs Tillt, had. Foster-Milt,urn Co., M f - ' J - ; . lo order to advertise our Spring and Summer line of Dry Goods, Shoes, Ladies Ready-to-wear and Mens Furnishings, we will pot on this Big Ten Days Sacrificing Sale. Oar entire line of Spring and Summer goods which are already in the house will go in this sale at prices that have not been offered to you since the beginning of he war. We postively guarantee everything we sell, and only have new goods the —war.* -and n to offer. . i j?Nothing • l carried Li f over • from# last i i season. . ’ We . , have bought this merchandise since —- - - at* lower nrice in quantities that make it possible to give yon your money’s worth. Uur merchandise is bought from some of the best firms in the country, therefore it is easy for us lo guarantee what we sell. Doing a cash business makes it possible for us to less money. *,* * - -— *— . . . . vill also offer our remaining stockInnof Winter Goods, which is limited, at very low prices/ . In fact atI such low prices that it will pay you to buy your Next Winters Supply now. I C. F. W IL L IA M S Agent ' 300 M en ’s and B oys’ Caps, fancy and plain patterns, in this '*■ E D W A R D H IG G IN S Salesman . W e carry all leading and standard vacuri.ies.nf surd which l]flve linen tested and known to be best adapted to our soil and climate# Ribbon Cane, Onion Seta, English Peas. Keanu, Etc., Etc. Seed Potatoes all .varieties, Poultry and B ee Supplies 'L A K E M A R Y IT E M S L. Wade of Orlando wns here day last week and tinned the a at the home nf Mr. Applegate. l». M » * " n came home Sntur-' from •'! Kt<--4,|o to spend a with •*»* home folk*. >n: : 'v? J***4 1cftt y.out.ca^ on UB any tntofmation desirerl In our line. -Xlna id N aturvp , Our new Spring.Stf d.nml Supply C’ntnl°Kue L £ | O L D E S T 1‘J WRITE fOO CATALOO fi ESTABLISHED 5EECU WEEKLY price u s t | HOUSE IN FLORIDA t Tytort' ofity-hrtTthtrr:------— | George C. McDougal. Jr., will go j to Key West-this week to he the guest of his uncle, JohA Edwards for 'a month. Mr. Edwards’ many friends here will he pleased to hear Plnce to locate. 'that he has u fine position-with lhe | (Continued od Pago 5) QC. A 25c Want Ad. in The ‘Herald will Rent Your House For You Our entire line o f M on ’s felt Hats. A ll new Spring patterns, standard make and absolutely guaranteed. Going in this Sale at a close out price. Sizes 6 % t o 7 } 4 , in blue, black, green, g ra y and Stofe-ffiffBe Closed-All a . I a . Am oskcag Apron Checks in blue, brown, black and or green ch eek.... ...... ZOC o r uDC Thousands o f yards o f other staple goods. A ll reduced to prewar prices ies’ black taffeta silk These are a t 500 yards o f jMloredClVbile, b lu e ,.g ra y , pink, black, white, yellow and purple, going rn in this sale a t ......• .......... DOC arrange Stork for t . ■ • ■ • FO L L O W IN G 28 inch figured Voiles in all colors. Our * special sale. 90 price only ..... OOC 30 inch taffeta Silk in black and navy, best quality, former price $2.75 200 M en's fast colored blue chambray W ork Shirts oq sizes 14 to 17, full s iz e .... Oj C Ladies medium weight Hose in black and white, our i/ v IO C sale price .,............... .....;.. bargain Ladies’ W ool Skirts, in all colors and sizes, going a t less than ! M en’s Work Socks, medium weight, all colors Genuine Indian Head bleached Best quality 36-inch unbleached Sheeting New Crop Seed Corn, Sorgum, Millet, Rape, Egrptian^heal. Texas Seeded . Kryden has had the misre:rntly of having 2 mules C 9-4 Bleached Rep­ perell Sheeting, cheap at k Chassis $475.00; Runabouts $500.00, Touring Cars $525.00, Trucks $550.00, Coupelets $650.00, Sedans $775 .00. r . « . lutiirruutr • or ...til i 'm • ' * ' PRICES C U R T A IN S C R IM A N D D R A P E R IE S W e have on hand possibly 800 to 1000 yards o f Scrim and Draperies. Some patterns up to $1.25 yd. Having decided to dis 7 continue this line we w ill close it out at actual cost. Ranging from 19c and up. * One lot o f White Skirts. N ew Spring Styles, with fancy pockets, sizes 24 to 36, an $1 fiQ exceptional value... -. «pi*O M • Big line of Ladies Muslin Un­ derwear to be#closed out at 98c garment and •up. C hildren’s Gingham M en’s W om an’s- and C hil­ dren’s high Shoes, including* the well known W alk-Over Shoes, go­ ing in this, sale at less than cost. B uy your high shoes for next w inter and save money. Ladies’ house Dresses, made of gingham * •• Skirts Children’s, 2-piece Bathing Suits, in blue trimmed in • white. A good value.../... O vC See our v sateen Petticoats and street fast colored Canvas rubber bottom Shoes -Jr G—Gr-and~W r-B—Corsets A ll siics .and styles W hite and flesh color Brassieres................... ..... ----- . Misses and Children’s.Waists, same style as the 1A Ferris W a is t.............. q H .lU Children’s Underwaists ....*..... 59c �* ** ■ MARCH 14. ltl$ THE SANFORD HERALD - - fo r s a r a r------- — ^ Lots 9,10, 11, and 14 o f 'Kefely's Subdivision o f Sanford; also all o f Block 6, T ie r 15, S a n fo rd -, f o r price? write i p er. T erin s can be arranged,.if desired. : E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Company J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A ELDER S P R IN G S W ATER Mr. T. O. Chailt* Hanford, fta.. TH O M A S D. BAKER, Pfc. D. P r t l t u l m l of Noloral Nrlraro Emeritus, Usllius C o lin *, tlw lda Ptlrala Laboralorr o f Ralllna C oll*,* Wialer Park. ha.. No*. Sib, ISIS I kora rom ,l*l*d careful chamtral analrala o f Ika sample af walrr that lalacd Ik* following roaalla! pan brougbl rao oarlr laal wssk, aacd haro r ______ 1.73 Oarta par million nll.li .... 3.00 purls par million >ss Xl.SS parta par mlllloa Albuminoid Ammonia .Tha abaenra pradtcatlr a f fra# aad albuminoid ammonia la Ifcla water and purposes. In addition to ih « good punlllr rhsratlsiUtlrs af ssstrisr bssarhald wolpr, ll psassasss sparlal faaluraa af mack raise, erpetlallr ikaaa af airallaal aaiural acrailan and LOW d tg tr* af kardnaaa. Tha barlrrlalaglcal analjala. raaalllag In an stsraia latal ranat, la four sample* af lha water, af X bacteria per cant.: and la Sadias aa colen, or atker harmfal bacteria, fa ll, caaBrm lla goad guallir Indicated I j Iba CHEM ICAL Of'lkd*ninny wnltrn o f thin and nthcr raglana that I.bar# anal, ted. I barn han•. nmnnatn* I»a mil lAAit m Umltf1m m(a (bat rt«e> 1 1?aIm*.f* ' tat af nr Iba ISn ** "EIf! lder Water." Taarn carp raapcclfnll,. (Signed) THOS. B. BAKER T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor bridge at Osteen ferry—thls jnatter might be looked Into by a joint vi­ sion, of Seminole and Voliuaia com­ missioners. Now let's make It a fro bridge, or so near free that people wbriV mind. America, Sanford, Florida, a plot of land on Silver Lake tp'be used for a summer Camp' Site, and the mem­ bers of Troop No. 1 Intend to bpild s tamp bn thfs property, including -I cabins, a dock on the lake and otherwise (lx this camp up so that the boys jrill have a place to go during the summer months, which will be of great benefit to them.-. The Hoy Scout movement is one of the greatest movements.of this country for the bettorment of the boys. And those in charge are work ing and doing ail they can to mr.’te these boys better men and better citixens, and they feel that this summer camp will be a great help to them. 1 As things arc now the city pf Sanford seems to have an excellent street cleaning department. Most always the streets are In good con­ dition. The trash is carried away and things, so far as the cleaning goes arc in pretty good order, except one particular, and just here I would offer a few offerings to those who have the trash haulers in charge. Let thi? team have^regular trips, thrdugh the business portion of the town especially, make a The boys of this troop have taken schedule and require the contractor an active part in all of the Liberty to keep to it. Now you take down* Loan Drives and in selling .War town there and a merchant will re­ Saving and Thrift Stamps. They ceive a lot of dishes or something have helped the Red Cross whenever else that comes packed in old pa­ called upon; gathered clothes for the pers, excelsior, etc. well he don't Belgians, hooks for the soldiers and know when the trash man is coming, performed many other acts which so out the trash goes to get on the could bo mentioned. first load. That trash probably Ait ’ this has been done wilijngiy stays there for„ two days— or rather andvgladly for it conforms with" the ttie'hulk of it stays there, but some principles upon which the organl ra­ of it, and sometimes the moat of It, tion is founded. departs, seemingly on its own ac­ It will be necessary for the boy, cord and getb all scattered about the to raise money to build this camp back yards. 1 think regular trips and wo feel that every good citizen with the trash 'man'and n requireof Sanford is interested in the wel­ ( ment that trash be put out foe him fare of our boys, and will be willing “ on these mornings would eliminate ffiOil of the back yard, trouble! Sup. to help them in this respect. 'J'hnrthirtroM «ix l should bo-a.alty btuui-, tiful, even down to the back yard Sable Philosopher. , qml alleys, and she wiir, but let's • De hymn tells you limit bein’ "In help matters along just a bit by do­ heaven a thousand yenrs," but dar’s ing thy little things that go so far some folks what couldn’ t sfu'fi)^,nlcb long time prosperity.— Atlanta Constltoward.making the* town spotless. How It la Done. , Wlien n woman 1h content to urow aid gracefully, she usually does It grayfully.- * * We Still H a ve Good Envelopes at 5c a IMtg. LERALD PRINTING COMPANY A sccno from "T h s Common Cause," showing American Marines on th* - . *- ’ march CURBSTONE BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E " EVEN TH E G A TE PO S T N O T I N IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes end Faith, "He'U Print ’ em"— So Says Saunlcrer. Kjring I've With s'ufttered hopes—'mong cheers? The s'^ht ef other women’s joy But jtarCi; the hitter U uta. But joyous sh’p out lately colne • A m sa u buoyant scu^ 1 thought with all your treasure you Might liuvi‘ ~ir v tT)Tfl~for me. Atrcss a wider sea they say o«> love has traveled on— Oh tell me do you knew the ships That sail to that new duwn? You’ ve more than once been close to % Sometimes I just sit down and wimijur -aiut uuu1 TT-VhwVXhvr.gTT ■Yon'vtv {ought* your hatffcs.'tbo—’~ have wondered about is the rontl to Oh,'tell me, is it that which lends the beach. I wonder if the authori­ Such calm nnd strength’ to you? ties of Volusia will fix that road for the heavy travel that most assuredly You suy that I must build n ship will he ready for the road before To breast the stormy gale And when it’s strong enough my soul many months. A good road to the beach ought to ho an asset to Vo­ Across that sen may sail. « lusia county. It is true that dollars I ’ ll build a vessel strong with faith . and...dollar*—wore spent in tmttdtng dMI-start my Dilip thdtfy — up a road from Osteen’s ferry to And v.-hcr. the ca!! cymes rr.ny I have New Smyrna —that was a noble work for the county to'do, hut nnw to sit still nnd just let it wnsh apay Oh joyous ship but lately come Is not very noble. Mar. told me And welcomed from the sea, yesterday that th e . roajl to New Upon a: fairer, firmer Shore Smyrna was a fright, nnd especially His welcome waits for me! that part twist the river and Osteon. — By Kate Porter Said he was as tired alter riding over it ns he would have been hud Going Him Several Better he walked over it — now don't rec­ 1 The oldest good story is the one ommend his walking, do you?. Hut about the hoy who left the farm and that's wliut ho Bald. People who got a job in the city. Ife wrote to H i m to know have vouched that the Jhis brother, who elected to stick by copmissioners of Volusia'will not see the farm, telling of the joys of city that road all butchered up aud.ti.ui life, in w h > k hft "Thursday we auto'd out to ^he suggestions are in order I would sug­ country1 club, where we golfed until gest that they get busy on it within dark. Then we motored, to the nLfew days and get It ready for the beach, and Kriduycd thore." hfyvy summer travel to the beaches. I 1 . The hack? SB brother on the • form m » -wjoui i i ‘0|qvpoj poo *numn«»| Zupins-pooiA pus jjuwgBp P««t J0l -wass JfJOM pjB![ puu jojjrui-.fouoiu y MAHONEY - WALKER CO SANFORD, FLORIDA VULCANIZE— SAVE NEW RUBBER Saving Us the order of the day la these times. Anything^you can do to prevent the waste of new rubber should be done. Vulcanising by our process makes your old tjres and tubes usable and prevents the pur­ chase of new ones. Now tires and .—.tubes cost much more than before the-war^-andJt-jg. up^a.yctCtOfWtiomize by vulcnnizirg. Let us show you what good walk you arc doing, KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak nnd 3rd St. Sanford,' Hori’de P L A N T BEANS’— W c have a large stock o f Seed Beans and can till orders for Red and Black Valentine, Burpecs Stringloss, Giant Stringlcss, Long Fellow, Refugee, Davis Wfcx, Hcdson W ax, Henderson Busk Lima, Ken­ tucky W onder and other kinds. LOW I'ltlCES AND (Jl ITK DELIVERY. W HITE l OR I 9 IB CATAIOOI'E AND I'lttrEH B L O O M F IE L D S E E D C O M P A N Y "EtmUrtoi if. He* iltr" M O N TIC E LLO , - - FLORIDA TRY A HERAI.D WANT AD * ln P ‘ I knew, of course, you would not m ■***t “ v >3)* ■*<ncnd 'M sum p*>j ‘tipm pM| L. ion m nm u *S « 7J 'o **P :tn j■*»*< i i o>m ! ? 111 » am 'Bopino poo* joj o*n «q >oa iim n» am» iqJtpaitaiS ojduifs -jtiD 0) jno tmuj jj oauio uto unci ouq “sjopxjjuoo - ------ —----- Lyric Theatre March 19th ai p, m , when Sergt Anhil aM rn will lecltjr,* on ‘ ‘ Lighte n M in German Prisons." * The women here -they come to g'r Their lads who’ vt* (might and w Each one is clasping to her heart A sweetheart or a sun. u Office Supply Dept. I hone 148 Sanford. Florida H I * ? B a W l» . "Yesterday we huggied t<> town aad haseballt'd nil afternoon. Then wc went to Mod's ami pokered till m irning. Today we muletl out to th ■ corn-field and gee-haw*’d until sundown. Then w slippered, and then we piped for a\ o '1,*. , After that ’ wc staircased up to our room and hedsteaded until the clock lived." "Ships” Oh joyous ship but lately come Across a buoyant sea I know'that on thin throbbing There :s no place for me. My I«VC to he*, today: For eoqlms days anti nig Ills • kr.owtr The ;*ri ?e he had to pay. j-. • V. -■■a-y.- another opportunity to hear any speaker on tin’s most interesting subject, about which so tittl ls known Every on shea to he- thoroughly Informed the different phases of the great World War, at hirh volumes will he written this will give us* graphically and iu a pirnsing story form a full iiecunnl of an important chapter of the World War history. Alter eighteen months of almost unbelievable suffering in German prison, camps, Sergeant Archibald Mpnro, one of the first thirty thou­ sand of the Cundfan troops to light on the fields of France tells^iis thrill­ ing and vivid story on the Great Win—Seri rs (mxnw A roof that anyone can lay right. N o skill and help except your own are needed to lay Ccrtciiji-tccd right—&11 Sergeant Munrp was wounded at Ypres. For twenty-four hours he lay helplccs in " N o Man’s Land” and then was captured by the Huns. materials required and. f full directions for laying arc packed in centerof roll. He tells us the things about prison life in Germany which we have all been wanting to know. From him ,-wk U-nrn -from im* who has himself suffered the vilest of insults nnd the moat inhuman tortures nl German hands just whut the Huns have done to American and alliedjprison- .Because Gertain-tecd is sq .ca&y— r efficient and durable, it is preferred for practically every kind S S o f b u i l d i n g . l a r f f e o r s m a l l . M ore than one-fourth o f all the roll H ors, Sergeant Munro is a great human document. He is a young man, hut he has lived a life time. • _____ When the history of the great war is finally written there will surely he an all absorbing cltapter "dealing with the sufferings nnd heroism of such men ns Sergeant Munro. The public is urged to support the Woman’s Club • in giving this splendid lecture which has proven of such exceeding interest in uther cities. It Is always the desire of the Woman's Club to give to Sanford audiepccs the best, and this number will, be fully up to the standard of the two excellent preceding numbers, Mr. Elwood Battery and MadmoiBelle Marie Lnuiei BOY SCOUTS C A M P SITE becom e the w orld comes from tllie Certainteed* I t used fo™r buildings o f every and type— feedsize factories. Certain-teed has wantwareho ^choice. Everybody Certainfo r factories, urages,knows stores,about hotels, office buildings, farm gs, round houses, etc. —* *_ „ , , . , - -,-dcncei. Cmain-Utd gives years of efficient service with practically no cost for up-kccp. It w immune to almott every form of roofing ittack. It is rust proof, spark proof, weather proof, waterproof, and is not affected "by acidl, fumes ur gaiei. Th e sun • heat cannot niake it melt or run. Sold by dealers everywhere. Guaranteed 5 ,1 0 or IB year* according to thlrlm*-., ■porahon C e rta in -tee d Related Building Product* The {joys Now Have a Beautiful Site for Summer Camp wrote And while I am suggesting, I would Mr. II. G. Dieterjch has donated take timo to call Attention to a to Troop N q. 1, Boy ! Scout* of -■ T1 1 S A N F O R D ; F L O R ID A �■■■ ' —1--->I W») —• ir.fMTVt) '4rrr ■' • u i MARCH 14, ltl> THE SANFORD HERALD PAGB-PIVfr visiting his cousin, Mrs. R. E. Ivey and family left Tuesday gn a short business trip to Atlanta. He will re­ turn to Paola in a few days. IN O — decidedly no, when GIIANDMA is around. No bar soap lying in waterwuUngawpy, Noclilpping. slicing or shaving off more than you need, GRANDMA is a wonderful Soap—and it Is Pow dm d. That's the big secret. V You. ____________ just measure outwhatyouneed.no more. Sprinkle U la the tub end presto—just like magic, millions of glorious, cleansing suds In an Instant Then, the whitest, cleanest freshest clothes that ever bung on a wash line. headings: Tribute to Franco ___ ..... Van Dyke Smiles Ella Wheeler Wilcox Impersonations, The Old Mammy of a Little Child ..... . .. Little Miss Ktilo O'Cain of San­ ford was the guest for the week end . Virginia DcCoursey, Sec'y, of little Margaret K ersey, UPS A LA. a n d g r a p e v i l l k Rev/ Ericson was too ill to preach W E K IW ^ ITE M S Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Boyd and last Sunday, but hopes to be able to little children spent Sunday here be with us this coming Sunday. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lundquist vis­ W. II, Boyd. ited at the home pf Axal Lundquist Miss Flora Brockway has returned at Lake Mary last Sunday to see ,to Leesburg after spending several their brother, Charles, who has been very feeble of late. weeks at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. E. fc\ Lundquist nnd EverygrA' was glad to see Ray­ mond Boyd home again from Franco children were Sunday afternoon call­ ttnd he is Wekiwa’s first soldier to ers at the home of their brother, reach home. He is now visiting his Hilmer and wife. brother, Frank in Winter-Park. Clarence Bergquist who took din­ T ty this Pow dered Soap T oday! .-----ner with hfs sister, Mrs. E. W. LundMrs. W. D. Fillmon and children who spent the winter in Lakeland quist Sunday received word tit’1the are expccte’d home .Thursday night. safe arrival of their .brother »E*lmer, Robinson, the trapper, is still In Virginia from overseas, while he is now awaiting his discharge. We busy nlong the river. ■ all hope to greet him ere long. Rex Holidny is visiting his friend, W e gardners grumble about the Rev. W. J. Bartlett at Grand Island amount of rain we have been getting of late but we may be thankful that Rev. Allen filled his appointment R. B. Ranaldi and wife and baby our lot is cast in pleasant jtlaces after were thrown from a wagon in Golds­ here Sunday morning and evening boro Monday and the mother got Andrew Boyd is spending some The oranges are in bloom and all (Continued from page 2) fractured arm in the deal. Battis, as time in Floridn City. nature is putting on Us spring dress. he is better known was holding the Ebon, Crippcn is preparing to In the-woods the blue violets nnd baby, the mother being sick, having leave Wekiwa but wc don't know the yellow, jesaminc delight the LAKE M A R Y IT E M S been to Sanford to the doctor most where he is going. young folks. 11. D. Durant has just purchased every day for a week, the baby be­ a new’ five passenger Ford car of the' E. F, Lundquist has a fine patch W. C. Holiday and daughters, ing only a few—weeks old,, besides latest model. . Aclisnhi-I and Minnie are home of Irish potatoes, uLila T. J. Miller three more small ones in their houseThe latest arrival here is Wm hnlcLto care for. And it was all due again, their school having closed the is planting his big field in corn and we are ulMtusy with our gardens. Truv'orth of Atlanta, Ga. He has to the bud condition of the road last of February. The gardens are looking very good A letter from Waif red I’ierson re­ recently bought the Carter property, so we are told. around here this spring. ceived by H. G. Lundquist says that better known as the Farmer place he longs for the sunny days of Flor o.i Crystal Lake. He is stopping at PAOLA Ida, and he has seen but little of the present at the Crystal Lake Hotel OVIEDO Dr. J. N. Bishop who has been sun while at Brest, France. He until he can build on bis own place. E. R. Moore of Chicago, III., one visiting Mr. and Mrs: A. V. McGuin keeps well and cheerful. Not much Frank Evans and son, Tracy ar­ at their country home in Paula has of the largest stock holders in the hope of coming home soon as he is rived here Saturday from St. Peters­ returned to his home in New York Black Hammock Gardens Co. of Iowa in the engineering department. He Black Hammock Gardens Com­ burg where they have been for sev­ city. told me while here that they put up pany of Iowa City, is in Oviedo eral weeks. On arriving here they Miss Eleanor Roberts wu4 a guest the wire entanglements. I pity them looking after his interests. Mr. found a telegram giving him an in­ at the hnme of Mr. and Mrs. R. It. if they also have to take them down. Moore is one of Florida's most en­ vitation. back to his home in Boston Eldridge Sunday. Mr. E. F. Lundquist made a trip thusiastic' boosters. It was through t<> see after his Income taxes, but he Mtss r ranees IV.i hi? iiiltucncc mainly that so many of over to Ih'Lutid Sunday and his exiioriN to return in a few weeks and his own Imme county .Jones county. ttifi- and children who spent the make his home folks a visit. His week end wit lC her Pynrson. Iowa citizens have invested in the week there visiting ut the homes of wife will remain with her purents in Garden Company, With such men Mrs Adam Karr and Mrs. J. A. St Petersburg until he returns. C. \V. O’Connor as Mr Barr, Mr -Murphy and Mr. Thompson, returned home with him Moore from their own county we are Mrs. Andrew Hertleson is expected not surprised that so many have in­ home this week from a visit with her F e e d .tl •toot) vested. Mr. O. P. Swope has man­ folks in Pnlalka. Andrew has been IM I aged the sales quite successfully. slopping with Alfred Eriesnn. Mr Moorti. Mr Clifford Lane of <-L*r*UW Mr nod Mrs. Fred Krell moved Iowa, a guest of Hotel tJviedo and into town last week, ty he near his «V*C11 Mr. 0. P. Swope motored to Geneva work, and are now located on Third (Miner to meet Mr Robertson and Mr. street and Avocado avenue, near the Sevenson of Miami on Wednesday. A, (' L. shops. mjsr Her father, T. t> Mr Moore leaves for Miami on Tyner having to work was u dinner Thursday where Mrs. Moore awaits guest there Sunday and her mother rfpent Tuesday with them. him, are known the world oV Mr. Samuel Robinson of Orlando, Mrs. K. W. I.undyuist and little Cfckk* will (r o w much l » « t « r II you k e l ib*m a former surveyor of Orange county son, visited Wednesday ufternnok at or as the is also a'guest tit Hotel Oviedo w;hile the home of Mrs If. 0. Lundquist. attending to business in this section. We notice E. W. has another car, Mr. anil Mrs. C. A. Brannon have having exchanged their Ford for one with Purina Chick F eed moved from Orlando and are keep­ of a later make Nf*t i*c Putins Chicken Chowder U rich In Hcinrnt* that m«k till owl. r»tlwr». Icm ing house ill the Cushing cottage inrti. When led. aa directed, wild Farina Chick Mr Brannon is an employe of the bothered 'with hawk-s getting her F E E D FOR T H E M O N E Y f te d .» « guarantee D o u b le Seaboard Railroad nnd at his own chickens found a large spreading Development A _ / request was transferred from the adder near them und-wps glad to or Money V n A n X jA p o r it t Wildwood branch to the Oviedo call in Eunice Tyner and they killed W e have the complete Grandma’s Powdered Soap Your Grocer Has It! C elery B le a c h in g P a p e r Cypress Lu m b er • Bean, Swcelcorn, Pepper, Tomato, seeds Cucumber. INSECTICID ES Blue-stone, Arsenate Lead, Paris Green, Lime-Sulphur. Crate M aterial, Nails. C H A S E & CO. - SANFORD, FLA ELECTRICAL SU PPLIES i.• and Electrical Contracting i m W e have the stock and the very best -o f workmen You r work will receive our best attention at all times and we are always here to make good our guarantee o f tt r s t - c l a s s workmanship THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIME TO MAKE THOSE REPAIRS OR WIRE THAT HOUSE. WE WILL TAKE ■ . - PLEASURE IN SERVING YOU. Charles Electrical Co. irk Avenue Spencer Bakcrjr-Rldg. le , Chick! 1r Satisfaction tor the sweet tooth. Purina .during the Bret C week* oi a chick* llle, In Checkerboard it. en. line o f Purina Feeds and l t d onir. our prices right. PURINA CHICK 201 W . First S t . . Phone 181 Aid to appetite and digestion — benefit and e n j o y m e n t in L A S T IN G form. And only 5 cents a package. Everything seems to. like chick­ We understand that Mrs. Paul Keoly was called to the bedside of her grandfather, Mr. Heacock on the East Const Sunday. She arrived In time to see him but he died that night and was buried the following day. He was Si years of age. This makes the third death in the fjinitly noil's houses in Lake (Miami has in a ypur. Before htfr marriage, be­ moved to Oviedo apd taken rooms ing an orphan she had made herh her grandparents and so they were nt the Cushing House. Mr. J. A. McCulley is building a especially dear to her. She made the trip in thjfjr auto. Mm. Norman garage. ' - .' IJeForest accompanying her. Mr. Tanner is building u garage for * Dr. Summons. The doctor has added another new car to his list. Wants to Qet Even. During the last two or three “ When n lazy limn has to work." months quite u number of our laid uncle Ebon, “ do first Job he vvnuts people have bought cars. There re­ Is dnt of n |Hillreinnn to keep other main only a dozen families who use folks Tuin violatin' nntlhmfln' laws." shoe leather instead of gas ns a mode of travelling now in Oviedo. Sealed Tlflht W RAPPED JicfluUM.fll mlaUBto11al P la n t s c a r c e fr u it s f o r a n a s s u r e d in c o m e w ill be greater demand than supply for many of the semi-tropical and tropical fruita so well adapted to Florida for many years to come. Even a few trees o f these fruits will mean a ready-money income. Avocado* are particularly worthwhile. Every T herb year more people learn to eat them and they sell at prices returning growers fine profits. Plant an avocado grove if you can; at least set out a few trees of the varieties which w ill thrive in your section. , Ran) P a l * WwrterU* * f* k th* c k o ic .t M o c m m «* ■ tb*tf o r * catalog tcU* which kind, to pleat. I f alio d*Nrib** • » * ( I tv. ewltartl io(f**tU w a loc other fruit* that »ho*14 h* to ore n n rr e llr grown in Florid* and •upplU* fall In form - Tfifc"recital fn the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson last Suturdny afternoon, March 8th was greatlyenjoyed. The entire program was#beautiful­ ly rendered and full of interest to iht.fltudent.as to the music lover,Mrs. McGuin was excellent in her group of readings and showed won­ derful versatility.’ Program: Piano, Hungarian Rhapsody* II Liszt Alma Blount, Anns Mason • Violin, S on a ta......... ......... Mozart Miss Margaret Tinne Mildred Kennedy, Piano Piano, Polka de Concert Bartlett Alma Blount Violin « , Miss Tinne -Anna Mason, Piano Piano, Rondo C a p r i c c i o . .... ' REASONER BROTHERS R O YAL PALM --------- -------- Mendelssohn O w in g to the delay in shipm ent w e w ill not he able to m ake our on Tu esday as announced. Shipm ent is now on the road, how ever, and dem on stration w ill-b e m ade upon a rriv a l. __ WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT { _. Goodrich Tires, -allstyles nndsizes, Includ Mildred Kennedy Violin, Saltarelle....^....... .. Germer Mias Tinne , Alma Blount, Piano Piano, Prelude C Sharp MInqr„..,„. — ...... .............v.„„„Rachimanloff Anna*Mason Marche Militaire'Jn,.Schubert-Tantig * Alma Blount ,, m A t il i rvice ACROSS FROM: WHERE" THE N E W .HOTEL IS AT -1 �* J k V *« - " " P A G * SIX y ijg fr- LAiALmJ ^ \7T . ' ■ n TH»E SANFORD HERALD " f A?>•s -.Vi, 3*3fi T- --Jjj; to.'"?---: , •• ' ... MARCH 14, 1919 - 4- ------ _ — States, with a ticket from the port lai'ge' part of the rural population of t o o n t r y home.’,1------«-■--------- — ----- tho itafei It la also used to That is the dominant note in the extent for feeding all claaaes R. J. HOLLY, Editor soJdjerj^_ Jcttfrs front, abroad. And .stock. Fcygppeople realize that the W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager M O V E O U T OF TH E STA TE O F D ESPO ND ENCY. you cannot lie surprised. They sweet potato crop in the Igft few • r ■* years has keen nearly, gfliial In value went over to fight while the fighting Published Every Friday by 1? Go where the chances still have elbow room. was fcood. and now thaFthe war is at to that of the upland .cotton crop', an end the American soldier for and to* that of the corn crop of the W ake up and save your money. Release state, home and mother! 8UllS<4umoN PRICE IN ADVANCE: i your am bition and free yourself from debts’ ONK YEAR ___ 1X0$ And if the sumo question were put in the spring of 1915, a fertilizer HI X M O N T H S ____ _________________________ l.oo to the people at home, the response terrors by S A V IN G A L L T H E T I M E — test for sweet potatoes was begun, on T HREE MONTHH_________ Jl would be, “ Most of anything, 1 want land that had been used for a fer­ R E G U L A R L Y . H E R E -N O W . tilizer test on Jupanese cane, during Enlrffd u Hrmnd'CliM Moll Mollrr A a g u t t U n i my soldier hoy home again.” 190S, at tt>« t'o*l a (TV* at H«nlWd. Florid!* Don't think that the government the previous seven years. Tho pota­ ttoder An o( Mtrtb Ird, 1*79 C A P IT A L S30.000.00 S U R P L U S $15,000.60 iias overlooked these conditions. I t toes were planted in the same plots II* r*IJ Huddle* Telephone No, H I is combing the highways and by­ and given the same fertilizer treat­ The ways of the sea for transports to ment as the Japanese eane. land on which this experiment was hurry the men home. It is sending Pedplv cun not ulTnrd boxes of chocolates at the present price, hut them on American ships, Holland conducted was a fair grade of high ships, Italian ships— whatever it can pineland. The sweet potatoes grown they do anyhow. ttwy n v i* fn 1915 followed Japanese cane xyhllo secure. Remember that it took over a year the 1915, 1917 and 191R crops fol­ The presidential third term has lowed cotton. Eight plots were used m hand ,11, R. STEVENS "N R. R, DEAS, C. D. COUCH. long been a bugaboo. If. we were to to get the army into France, and in this test. — - Pr.ad.r | ' Caihitr* Am 'I CatiiMt experience one, would it probably be I that the British transports which ( < very different from a second term? rarried much of it over are no longer Fertilizers Used available. ----- O-----The same amounts and kinds of Patience, mothers anil fathers and fertilizer were appIiedTo each of the T h e United States has been so accuBtomed to using Armenian rugs kinsfolk hero in Sanford. It will not sweet potatoe plots as had been ap­ and-laces und embroideries thut it he long at the longest before Uqele plied tp.the Japanese.cane and cotton ’ can perhaps handle an Armenian Sam returns your good Torn or yoiir in previous years. paid I i i h for th. year 1894, rovrrlnf Dr*. stockholder* on l b * l t il Tuesday tn Febru­ t\?Snice, D i c k or your fine Harry, bigger • H. K. corner n f ' S W ' , ,*f Srr. 38, Tp. SO S, The Timei-Unlop will carry every «>f each year* at 1 1 : 0 0 o'clock *. m. al a mandate with case and efficiency. The same number of pounds of It. 29 r „ run N 417.12 ft.. W 417.12 fl. 8. ary meeting had for that purpose in it* principal day from ten to fifteen columns of and browner than when he left, and ft, K. 417.12 ft, 4 aerta. Sold a* the amrrs at Sanford* Florida, and its a Hirers fertilizer was not applied to every 41,.12 properly „f Unknown, as overjoyed to reach home ns you ahtll. immediately thereafter be elected by the legislative proceedings, Its report­ plot, but each plot received the same Until tho** elected And raid ccrtiflcatra h » v » been Med In the hoard of directors. Supporters of the League of Na­ are to see him. an organisation meeting of the stock­ ers covering not only the actual (tapmy offlre, Overatreet Turpentine / oftlcc, and the Orrratrret number of pounds of plant food for * Ik have made application for tat deed, to at tions “ understand” thnt the Monroe holders to be held upon the completion of penings of the day but the equally • ttta« dee(Lt* iv**u. in accordance with law. Unl.-v .aid tta irtrorpbntlbn* Of at * the first annual each element. tint do :trine is satisfaclprily’ covered by . T H E M O NUtOE R O # D OCTRINE-v-O C T R IN E rrr Ultra tea ahalt bp redeemed aet*udlnK ttr meeting of stockholders, shill lie qualified, important “ underground" workings' IV,u- thereon on Till. 2 tat the business of the corporation shall be con­ its constitution. In this case it The first three plots received in* taw lax deed wilt L The Monroee v^atrine— the prinday of April, A. I). 1919. ducted by the following officer*: F. F. of the capital city. would be hotter to know than to un­ c o m p l e t e fe rtili zers, th e n e x t f o u r I Wltnaa'a W j my nfllcial aitnaturr and M*.l Ilutton, Tree., HandyAndrrson. Vire-lNs, and ciple under whic licjjf the United Slates If* Jones, Secretary and l#er*surrr: and F. T H E M OST C O M P L E T E LEG IS* ' derstand. 13th Hf:!r a,., |m * u o L a h s /*' l9 ,9‘ F. I>uiton, Handy Andera^wb'and 11. Junes neither joins in European entangle­ p l o t s a c o m p le t e fertili zer, a n d th e ! LAXLY H ■ R EPORTS AND T l f f r ----• hall comrtttxrtwrtrp-trmmt" wf-rffnet fnrs:— —* 1 ----- 0 ----e i g h t h plot a c o m p l e t e fe r t i li z e r to - I t’ lerk Circuit Court 8.mlnp4* Cu.. Fla. ments nor permits encroachments of BEST GENERAL N E W S SERVICE g e t h e r with g r o u n d l im e s t o n e . The tty E. Ua***'— . D . t . Article VI, i l -Ate If the llolshevists and labor dis­ any former power upon the Amer­ The highekt amount1 of Indr trd n i o r TOO. fe r t i li z e r was g i v e n in t w o e q u a l np|ist)il|ty to wJSirh the rnrporatiun at ira may rr turbers and other elements of unrest ican continent has been for a cenany timr not riceed , itself . . shsli ____ .__ escfH, _ the plication*? The first application was! — ., NOT4CK No* other Florida newspaper wifi— ~ amount id iff rapita! stock plus its surplus. would 4dmfty takxua. short nap imriF tm T* rn.”.ilr«iii* ivrn April 2Slh. lh'' un'| ,-r' undt-rtake the handling of the legis­ will ..n*r».i,L.ii| on Monday, |9 |j>, 1 Article V II . the rest of us could get the world United Stntcs policy. It was in- made on May -TO, and the second on ' •„tt-nid The name ami residence nf the inror- lature's work in any. such complete' cnnvvntfnt apply to Triumph sweet potato *.f » . .non Ihrrcaftrr into running order again, they would stilleii into us al! at an early age, July 1.9. Honorable Sidnry J. Catta, tinvnrnor fwfgtofa, and the number of shares of stock draws were planted May 10, in rows ■tbs subscribed by car*! are as follows; and comprehennivc; way. * ■ > t Ihe Matr uf Florida, for Irttara patent tn* confer a favor. side by side with the doctrines and F\ F. Outton, Hanford, Florida. 90 shares Q feet apart, and were set'IG Inches rorporattlHf the “ Florida VvxeUHU <‘omIf. Jones, Hanford, Florida, U shares p»n>, . under the folio win* prupo.ed char­ — 0 — catechism of our especial .religious You will*need the Times-Union, to ier. the *>ri*inal of whlrh ii un file |n u,r apart in the row. Sandy Anderson, Hanford, Florida, A shares ..(ber of the secretary uf Stale „f the State keep informed about the doings at Three different opinions are ad­ .sect. The nation at large has a faint Results State of F'lnrida rtf Florida, at TallahaMer. Tallahassee while tire law makers an* County of Seminole. vanced in Die pence conference as to idea that it could get along without K, F. Pulton II. Jofir-s The yields were determined b y the nature of damagi s for which any one religious body, but it has a 1 hCffby certify fv. Thai r»n thi* day jM^nton- there, no matter how amny other S » n*ly AndprAun. firm conviction that tinMonroe weighing the sweet potatoes from ■!,y ap|»«,*r***i rtalnrr rti«- F. F. fiutt«ih. Han* 1iKlpCTS y o u FPfltl. ^ M ir lr * uf I tif (if pur «Mii n o f lh«* ’ ‘ Florid* Germany should pay indemnities. ty A ndfrpuo and II. joiu**, !♦« mi* knoin in I Vpgrl*blr ('ompani’* thr p»*r44»n« *h«» •ubarrlbxil t•• ihi* fon*. f „ „ n u.ftt:tsi »* : ,, But no one either in the peace con­ doctrine is the sine qua non of each plot and figuring them 69 ! I b»* undcr^ifrtfil l.rrplty iiinHat? I)if'rn- lit* e'dfitf rhiirtrp, and mrb f»r him*i-!i. M *1n V* ii ill till* I IfDPfl-l HH»n k\il| pounds tu the bushel. The yiehl,*. , , *M * fi*r (hi- [)lir|Mia. ,.f (..rrnin* a , ference or in the whole world doubts America, lrdff»-*l #fba* be dul * . l‘<Ml t I f l U l u I*i VI* its ri’niliTH t lit* ruu*J ** * and rorp'iral • und. r tbr law* mi. *»■v<*r4il > . ' M.. «tai»- ..f Florida. *llii and ur.lrr |h<* (♦if l Fi«- u<ir* and purJji« c4 tlirrmn espn-Knl | . , Now tl.e pl.iii h f**r America to i are gi\cn in bushel per a* re. the obligation of Germany to |*.,y TH ESANFORDHERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Eft J PEOPLES BANKOF SANFORD c. 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA 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 Witn*** rn> b«nd and *i al fi-Msinsr pr**|Mr»ii-d i barter: at S»t. f*l * »J<* VVOfld UIH1 111** ni’WH of Flurnlii take her part in a wilier woriil anil ft*rd. Florida, I hi* iht* 1:1ch i|»> .d Marrh, j„ t L. Yield 19 1’■ Arllrlc* I, IMill [ 1,1 1 " e x h a u s t i v e w a y that i*ns m ade become a member of the League of Plot J which received no phos T b * name -d j b r ritr|inraii«>n aha!l I.h tbr r l. M It I T T r e p u t a t i o n as a g r e a t n e w s p a p e r Fl .rid 4 \. Iff fall. * umpafn * and ijw Nret^r) I"' IIII ir My rnniifiifq* .. Nattoio, ‘she ii willing i ■, *i* tj’ i- phiirott* firmfared 215 6. j,j,,t II in*' t Ur. id- l<tjs.it,I-s« wbafF In at han- I The national war garth n *timmL | The editorial page, the society dr*, lllni •i help -* sure |*eai e u'n.M earth j wlm h received tin ammonia produc- I r,( . Ftorh! h. with brunrb ufftri-* at **irh Ip<*Lin.iui 'i:" i 6 c'kiiV.un, ston r e p o r t s that J.VL'i.qUtl.lMIU w o r t h tb*r f>Ia its in I hr at«tr f»f FlurUI* and utbir xni.rney. tor incorporator*. i»r#iL part ments, the literary features, the *— •, , — ..4 a t_** _. fttu IJ j Hiati-* ■ ax ■ jr, if that is u possibility. Hut sin* j » i Ur 221.Gl pNil I I I whit'h rprfivrtl nn ' ?is,H "/ th nUnl ■iifn | of food was produced pn back yard If. 1 f»♦ ’ ! ''comic" illustrations, the market rcU b ' o b r i d'«e« nut V ant to emulate the <|*nprixlut i'll 9*Mi. 1111, t s | \ t \: t lots last y e a r I ports and all other sections of the Irtfflr If t in f ,l‘ ' .1 I , 1• .,* . . a..*i 11 \ I nrnf \JI liH’li fiTi'i \«»r «'«• mpYv-t«* fU 'I M M? 1 h r Ini «1Ft» •a nf tFn r.if|t„r, This tncnris*a r e d u c t i o n in t|... , ,,si sun go oi I iii reuebmg out for a ! Times-Union are today better than "» ’bad lbfn buy, u«n b**bi, =#-({, ]f{|9tf«*r t ili/.’ T’i |iruilfir-<i 25-.0, t*irj "itn f j,-.) aP4|yir«- artif (iiaptKc ,*f of fo o d w l m h tin fa m i li e s c u l t i v a t ­ problematical grealiii and indefinite ever before. -Hi.fi, ivcly; ami pint I tL'l’ anif «thi*r f,-t*| .Male t' 1 pint, lay 4ii4t, in g these gardens w o u l d o t h e r w is e one. ! 'P*‘ »f“ l farm t|{Y- Mmr !>. I By mail, daily and Sunday \ I I I which ri‘r«*iv**fl a rnmpVM«» f»*r ' * an<l -M . r [it * Inr t> . f fb. «. mI I . [ hi r have purchased N o t o n l y that, b u t 3-* 4ff1 41»Tt »*I fit f wj«r *ri| Ulfr nil age prepaid, one month, So ***iitl(fiii*>| orw p ro The League of Nations fur A liter i?!i/»‘r jiIijh l O' f '-.lMlf a - ! t‘ .** b , , ■1Mr^ j th e v e g e t a b l e s raNi d m t tte*.i* g a r d e n s three months, 42,25; six i nth., fi l i u s h r U an :u r*'. n a and tin* world' tar, *** gnt.*:. clti« « t| * r, etlitf tr *r 4 ' * - 1 tl'-fr* nr r4 nr Fit 9 ft, I rami* to th e tab;* fr e s h e r e t . i 1 j :fi 1 M*' *« ' • I-* : j.t- *r*.i | *'. 50, one year, 19.00. I ! I rst and f'lfelntis!. a renewed ) i r l d I !M <; rnaMufa , ;ntrrh««* jtrtff s. 1 4 it kirnfs b e t t e r q u a l i t y th an M -g e t a id . j . ir ' iiittib* ' • mat4 rtab, l maO rtafs, rei tign fin in nf the Mon rue doctrine I I ! O H ID A T IM E S -I'N IO N P h i l [ w Iti* fi r r fi1 1 jtiios c h a s e d at u m arket o r ■*( *re * m il d bin mute-rial* it 4rr,armta ■-i ■». And what will it do for you? cu>, »«’ U 1 it h i r » l«r> .1 ,*! in all kirn)( of f '*• safeguard the interests ,,{ A un r- phitrUsH proflunot larkMiiivillc, Fin. l at h. plot II posaihly h a v e diitH* **•r— rI jHt» r • *111s»*r■ p itii ,r-al 1 1 , . «... ,«+». "|if» ■■ ari'1 Every measure which cornet- i.efnre i a. wri i rfi riTuivnt m* ;imm<»r)ia prt>rttriti / »TM *,11, ..,.1 ,.t}u.rwt,P ij,.,i K \ T ft A If subscription order is Many people who mud- gnrd-r s 1c ail kit *f • >11» tnartii n. y .mtl farm will affect you. directly or in fnrw arded to th<* Tim«s-L'r>ton dfref t (i ,uUi'h*" I' bll 1*1 iitn| t»|(*f 4 1 tr. 1 | last year vi-nr bet t mete ! i g..vermin i t n«i poUnh. jihii.H I\. \ . \I ami mf nuUrcf4r,n»' i,H a i*t*. r..i.f plant*. *i»re-* 11v and promptly with.$ 1.00 yot/r name W A N T E D AT O N C E r e q u e s t e d it fo u n d p le a s u r e ejio ugli . • . . . ami pr, c.mlin^ plant*, t* V\,lHCh ri*n*lvntl ronij’ lclt* for- I r«»f>*lfuri uml niht-rwiac Hti|ufr«. utti1 will be added to their mail list Lo u j Fifty n e w houses are n ee d ed at in the g a r d e n ' w o r k a n d profit einiugfi - III (irmtucta, 6->I line., fully informed in regard to the pro- Marcii 20 tb until June, 5th. This Oliver-, produced 22S.n, 192.6, 12S.0, 'Inl“ it*1si in nil Virol. •‘"S'1 j once in r -n n fo r d . t»f iHr hy in the re su lt s to e n e u u r a g r th em in „t on rommi.xinn, i.rfreedtngs of the coming session. 20:i,2 respectively; und plot V III purdiicn .nit will more than cover the entire legis­ ■ilhirviu'. (,, il^at m nliM-k. and blind,. (•> ' , . , ' k e e p i n g u p th e g a r d e n hab it. This is the condition at home and w hich received a complete. fertilizer firtfii -t.irk in ether ***rii**rain.n« Veit ,ii»lature period and it means tliat >ou Don't wait until some injurious similar throughout the W e w e l c o m e the B a c k y a r d G a r d e n they are t1'**' "J 1'■*■ «»nie, I*. I*utlu» «T.,t •, , , i . t . . ... , . plus gruumi limestone, 110 i loisheU runwill receive the Times-Union at less 11 *, ..me !*> „ pi.,i^e „l it, »i„rk „ r law has been enacted and then kii-K. U h a j m t m nnc nt nuti**ital in stitu tio n . country. an acre. W a t c h the than the "before the war subscrip­ eMfi.nVn, 'its enforcement k'linont U| '',I. ',!* t fi* T, |rr•ip« fly nf ihr r mrfl ■!rAti •>fl House;) are not t*. be had In (> Yield 1917 tion rate " This is n special offer .mi ( r m *1■- I** t*».* ,n*i i*lerei.,, .it .u.-ti hills i n t r o d u c e d f r o m d a y to d a y If nor soldn rs in I r.itn* wet* k ‘|Uif#*, f..r t liei*i either , *r fiurt'lia**, I *t * *I I W fill fi r » O e | \ e *i I.L, p f i o s ■ Htl b •* f 1 III . --r [I- F ’.V".':;;::; W h e n v..u see -that a d a n g e r o u s ^ 1" 1 ''J’1 m,'an any, p e r m a n e n t vd U hid l fie, 111*1*1 it* *.r turn- **r rent ii i t wilit it,- , ifini i, |in,-ut jil m r in is prodticeil 222 t |*l*t II X T ' .1 •' . ^ . X . i r V , , . r ' , , ; M . . , ‘i*.':V,:: “ » e has I.,*.*I. offer ed , pro tect right in Hubsrr tp tion rates "T"h . hundred and iilr,M*. dill,' ,,,n ,,f ,, I he rest ri> 11**n **f I*ii Idi it g d ur iiq* km l Send One nfTur in w in ch received no ainmolitu pro­ ibfti' to your senator und representI i fie war has ,d course' phived a r 11 » t i**uniT un<li f a ml tij virltfi* .*(■ of away , / thouuand »--*rM ' .• *■;'.,s._ 44-2t Dollar. duced 240.U; plot 111 which received th r I *.t *i*e ,t.te *d Hr,rid.. j u t i v e ; he e q u a l l y p r o m p t in c o m tr uniipoi t < lilt* Lniu-d great |ait in producing Oils Heartily no potash produced 72.0; plots IV, Ariiftr ill. • ! m en d in g good measures. • of homes. T.hr* Bmniinl uf capital ,i„ rk Ihs cor- | , VI and VII which received tom- pnraii m >h*ll hr iinr Hun.In*] Thousand T U P K IO IH IIV T l h f p s , HN’ I l l V A shortage uf houses is to he re­ plete fertilizer.! produced 294,4, 1*100.000 «io ImtUrs. divided fin,. ()n“ | l , , r l.u IllIiA l«IU H Thm . 0*1 limn ,d the v.iuc « ( W I L L K K E I * Y O U F U LLY PO STED . gretted i'-tr > *vral rer.sons. *t 276.S. .120,0 and 251.2; plot VIII ROX F IL E S tiro* .lini'lr* .) %MIO III! Ptill.rs e»rh. wti'ich i . . . means congest ion. Where tun _**, t-. i x i i M * in i.,»iui m.in.) ,.( it,- ' A s u s u a l the F l o r i d a 'I’l m e s - U n i o n for filing which received a complete’ fertilizer t•h.ti *-i/rn, **I \tn,*tir*. nr in tir.iiirri,, ,,, , ,, Ii*-, are *h .iiu* in ql.Ji rt * i *■ v hirb a 41 plus ground limestone* gave a yield in nl!**l lai. ,r .,*-ii*,., ,i n iBtf Jt,,i v.L,*. j will p rint Dully tin* fu llest a n d m o s t hellers. Bills, Invoices, Receipts. ti *n. . • l *. r i « i t*y ihe l***«r'd **l iiiriTiiir, c n m p l e l e re p o rt s of t ho w o r k of th e iiv right- **n \ ill' fii-u-ri i f«*r ••i11 I of 222 bushels. Etc. Plenty of them ! t, .1 re Is <••. It .1 * r *...ili'n . i. 4i i r\** T) , ^stat** l e g is la tu re at the c o m i n g sesal 1 kicltl 19 1s T * ........ * ■ h "** • ..-e ■*.!’ r-I..-II , | .1 ' t t' f I hi I *»I >1i ‘ *t «* V ' 1 4 ’ I* U f i h , . o I(M / rjj . M I* | l , 50r each I’h't I wtipll ri’ietxid ini phos­ IvI 1f' G'l! 1 J a Three staff correspondents of the phorus prudueed l LI 6 ; plot 11 which Ulir|p \ , A L o , if a .•ii mil l d i p TIi* I uj*n*-*. ,.f it,,. n*rpumii, .hall I*, b 4> M paper will he kept at Tallahassee 1 e< 1'iveil no ammonia produced |i;s 6 ; runil*,-*■ *1 I*, j l*i* -nli m. * [in ni.l,m. • i II l: nit s**s 1 : -, I* V - f**r t 4 t **■4 Office Supply Dept. during th- entire session, and they j • . r r ,* .v* I ii**j*u,,r. rtt,*l < l*.,ar,| ..I ,| , plot I I I wlmh received no potash r**r I r-i ! ■* * **naial ui r,*,r l*-*f I iia,* I fire*-, tie will report fully everything of g e n - i Phone 14K Sanford, Florida 11.1 t'l lu > 1 ■ 1 fit r< -- j . produced CifiS; plots i\ , \, \'I and riunifi*! !** I,- lla.-ii Utr l * ) -l a » i. Ttn* , . indemnities id some kind. (I WHAT WILL THE FLORIDA LEGISLA­ TURE DO TO YOU? (HERALD BUNTING COMPANY New ri‘niin*iitMt Miii\ A il whirh received complete pfer- dire. I f . , hall (,p rterliH «nnu«1t> t. i tilizers produced Dil.ti, 249.6, liid.'J fu r t h e r gr ow t It. l.y H e o ra l In tere st. ever KHtlsfart/p"V tin 1■ > m igh t 1 ritizi i..;. simp!;, r trim t !*, a . . •urn and 15:1.6, I’ lot V I I I which re*ceiyt*il dompiete feitilizer plus --- AL-n v. it** ii* \i • nijiirnt nr rn? Tir j ground 'limestone pro'duveiV—^15.1.6 rri. <• for the s ' it t! oIt.,t 1'l vx .ik* I hushels |a*r acre, d a te d U I I 1*.611*1 ior « 1‘.If it realize i hat ii. p 1 u it* b A gprUtin young niuit m' careful liabiLs in ilrcss recently told us that tip* reason he always w o r e ^ p1 ^ ’ J +fl T* t ®* P receives better service because they retain their “ neyvness” .longer. Only fim* materials ran lie relied upon to make a hat appear new after considerable wear, and if style also i* present the r.nolt is must gratifying a n d "Mallory llaU" always gratify. Even tho maker, guaranty is a norm* of gratification and the new 'Spring DKtuIos In ii n other. Sanford Shoe & Clolhirg Co. Mm an! " » ’ • Wear' ar* cA edict) l time fi dd.iig. 11 * ii*» n er es s itj w o rk for sail ors . i.r^t of place, llie Du- counfry returned B u ild in g will tin* ju s t greate st n o w id *,|*ldii-rs unu fu rn ish tins. I An average of the yiicit in huslfels per acre for the.four years is. plot I 1*‘LH: plot I! 200.2; plot III 79.7; plot IV 246.1: plot A' 240.2; plot VI 201,.h; plot VII 207.5 and plot ti l l 191.4. This shows that plot ill which received no potash pro­ duced the smallest yield, while plot V which was fertilized with U2 In the rc-corei place, . b u i l d i n g would he an. act nf public spirit, v-ippb-fag- tTx" tiuttttct* m imnr - r r ,Tr V irunUs. d rtgdrbfamU'atntmi-mis-jrrcrnr with the* liourea required for its ate of potasii and 221 pounds arid progress atul growth. phosphutc produced the Inrgv.xt yield _■ Lastly, the demand for houses per acre. shows that well built homes will prove an excellent investment fer the JltlimtjrTJmTses-lo rent w i l f ^ "Your only appltiuse," quoth n stur an assured Bouret* "of inroir.% Ard jf ttm movies, "Is Wm click of thn the sale of houses upon easy month­ Tntnera.” Obviously, an Instnncn o( ly payments is a most satisfactory JfUelly to actors*. Invention should plan. A town which has these t r mme to (lie rescue and equip every offer can secure a lino ela*,s of thrift;, Movie studio with nn applause nm* prudent citizens, who as they- im­ kiltie, cotislstlng of n pair of rast-lren properly holders will lie interested binds nnd an endless string of percustlon t-npB.-—Film Fun. in tlhir homes and surroundings. Local !fiinkn should see tlu-ir in■* " ----------; . - — - , . r . N o l l f f o L Appllrallon f « f T a t l»rn | | nijrt teresls in financing h u i l i i e r s w h e r e s Pr i i » n n. i h . p i e r i r b b , l . » » - „r n ,i i j necessary. It is to he hoped that ih s'**»* t'1*' f i ' « * n » i *i. „ . i n Tur p**n i i f* r Ftimpsnv. nf *t»* 1 "• «<*aRt»n |iriiKri*Biftt*«, ahull kw* a ivm-i.-air Su. 7ui .,,,4 Ko.a?on( tbr gofid class of homes going up in-l’,h ‘*L Jul>‘ I'eoJ* k A?7, 1 "L u ’VfI .... ■ * ' l i l n for the y»»r 1898, e»ch covering N lj4 Sanford, such m> will reflect credit N ot -**K!, D i > t . o f Ber, .irt, Tn , 1... j . ; ........ ft. , 20 8, U. 29 K„ »»eh of wild rrrtlarsiiii t ovU p o n the t o w n u n u bring p r o f i t to r.[inftp mif-bnlf inUr#at Iti paid profn*riv, L i d -• is that they not only represent his ideas of ^■Rtylq^bclUaL.Jiian. n n y ^ ^ . is T he F irst N ational Bank of SANFORD, FLORIDA 12th, RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans anil Discounts $332,643.22 Overdrafts * * 146.69 U. S. Bonds to secure Circulation 8,750.00 U. S. Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness Other Stocks and Bonds Real Estate, [Banking Room and Ne\£'BuiMiftg] Furniture and Fixtures Cask 'mil Hue from Ranks Total 200, 000.00 164,340.09 16,500.00 • 2,500.00 203,821.04 1,015,507.04 D eposits Decem ber 31st, 1918 larch 12th, 1919 In crease in 71 days 1919. Capital Stock $ 35,000.00 Sur Circulation 8,750.00 None Rediscounts Bills Payable, secured by Liberty Bonds and Certificates 85,000.00 Deposits 840,545.92 $1,015,507.04 8573*913^7 •840,545.92 $266,602.25 �-f ^ f * ___ __ _ ^^ - • * f * * - *1 * .* *' . * . *■i * * ’ <1 ■ ‘ MABCH 14, I f 19 / - --V THE SANFORD HERALD ■* v i, • -*‘ ’» j - i paoeshzn ____ '• more for this season._ Last year I ! make the tree more accented me­ rold il to 12 or 15 men who raise morial to the boy, that is wcli, and hoes. 1 told each of them to take can be taken care of very easily. the remedy, feed it to their hogs Wo arc going to put a limit of time and if they lost a single hog from The annual meeting of the Wom­ tQ the spring .work, that it may he disease o' arty kind not to pay me an’s Club was held March 5th in the quicker accomplished, amj a pretty - cent for the remedy, but when club rooms on Oak avenue. At this spot well on the way when our boys Mrs. Howard Tibbies of Kaincs thpy h,’ Ka" to "‘I11 coltV» ev,“r>' man time a resume of year’s work was get back, to show them our grati­ Mrs. C. 1’ * Herndon und her sister, came in, ami paid me for the medi­ given. Reports were given namely, tude in a living form, therefore let Mrs. Gibson were visitors in -Orlando City arrived Thursday to spend cine and every one of them told nic Literature, Music, Welfare and So­ us hear from everyone right away — several days with her aunt. , Mrs. Frifday. that it was the Jjest hog medicine cial Departments, ulso treasurer and this week—can’ t you? Fannie S. Munson, returning to her Ford parts. Sanford Cycle Ct>. they ever used. One man paid me vice president. Considering-extreme home on Tuesday, Mercedes’ nu­ Drop a card in the mail if you livo 44-2tc for the small package and bought $5 disadvantages under which the club merous friends are always delighted out of town, caR on the* phone, or worth more and said .it was the best labored last yeat the reports gave a Supt. Lawton has swapped h.'a to see her. you can find Mrs. Watson at the that he had ever tried. creditable showing through the year. Ford runabout for n Ford sedan. Red Cross Home Service Section Dr. Davis is still at Lincoln Hotel Yours very truly, Social Department had to its credit Rooms every Monday, Wednesday B. L. Perkins of Daytona Beach Sec him for glasses for headache. the prettiest and best attended bull W. F. Bartlett. and Friday, Room No. 9, Garner i tpent several days hero this week on poor vision. Eyes tested free. 42-tL Merchants Grocery Co,, in histo-y of club. This department Woodruff Bldg., over Woodruff- & J ■ business. -■ • also proved its ability in the war Mr. and Mrs. Stanwood T. Soule Sanford, Fla. Watson’s store. From 9:30 to 12:30. \ irk line—Belgian Relief, etc. The This morning Rev. Mr. Brower of Portland, Me., Mrs. Robert E . ! I4*3tt —„ There will, be n catalogue-from a L. erature Department had cxcepg»ve an illustrated talk on minerals Herndon, Mrs. Earl L. Burdick and larelessness Results in Failure reliable nursery and we can attend tii (tally good program "Vital tjuesbefore the Grammar School. , Mr. Jus. .\V Sturnon formed a conThat is why we say “ Feed B. A. to nil wants right away. Please Mr* *R. A. Terheun left this' week «£nia| Party motoring to Orlando ' Thomas^. Hog Powder according to ti-n* of the Day." This was carried think these plans over, and be one • a v is ito f several weeks in Jack-* Httiniday. Mr. and Mrs. Soule will directions. DO N O T FEED I T out ; ell in all meetings. A paper of many who nre already in line for for . .. . remain in Or undo until Mumim* Kt.nPPV ...;. remain in Orlando until Monday. S L O P P Y . Hut mix u it with .......... groundt glvei by Mrs. Arrignton, "Woodrow sonville. and Savannah. Ga this great memorial boulevard. Early Spring tendency of I Oscar Speer returned this week fped and moisten with just enough Wi.s ji‘ ," was deemed worthy enough Howe Inner Tubes. Sanford style in footwear is to­ t from France where Ije saw active water to make a crumbly mass. to le boson for the State Bureau of Cycle Co. 44-2tc IN D IA ’ S CALL , i service on the front lines. Oscar Then each hog gets a beneficial dcse. Infer ation. The music department wards the Oxford. * Mr and Mrs Stanwood T. So.|o wounded aevera, tinn,s bul See full directions -on pac h id .or its year's work the commu­ “ Give U« Bread or W e D ie !" and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hern- managod t0 -escape without serious Your money back if you are not nity sing and specialized on> chorus Style in Oxfords to har­ don motored to Orlando Sunday j injuriea, He pxpccts tQ mahe hia satisfied. training. .The Welfare Department No cry for help has so appealed monize in the new skirt hi.d as its plan Civic Improvement Merchants Grocery Co. afiernoon. |j,ome with his mother here in the to us as Armenia’s. Arlt was the and Child ‘Welfare Work. Though -Gasoline, oil, free air and water, future. Sanford, Fla. length— especially Louis moan of our brothers—our perse­ work was done in all lines—results Sanford Cycle Co., JI-3u* Free service. cuted, bleeding, starving "brethren It won’ t cost you a cept to phone X V heel models. ~ were .-of ffuly obtained—illness and 44-2tc Park avenue. beloved." The bitter heart breaking your O R D ER S FOR' P IA N O T U N nciUU.oss activities intervening but Born to Mr. and Mrs. to. L. ING to Wade, the Tuner, Orlando, Death iff John L. Mooney call for help from those vvho have Style in K id Leather, effort j were made that have formed Wright on March 11th a fine nine | Word has hem received by Mrs. worshiped, nnd who have suffered 4 l-8tp Brown,' Bronze, Gray, a fir.n foundation for work to he acpound baby boy. He has been for our Savior and the World’s Re­ J, C. Hutchinson, a former teichrr ^ l*li*al,eth M. Williams, who lives at CtfiJtpUsbad-in the nnxt two months, deemer! *"• * *~ Black ancL-WliLta— 1MI9SS Hilliard^, u , u i L - L h u Sanford■acboiifs Has bem tfiie- Silver- Lake, of the dehtfrofJhenrorr, hence the ctrrnerstone, so to speak John L. Mooney, who died in France Mr. C. L. Flowers is the proud charged from the field artillery and No wonder hearts responded nnd was r m put tiji in.vain. The treasStyle in. Galf Leather: possessor of u now Chandler car, is bark in Sanford, where he has a of bronchial pneumonia on Feb. 23rd. fir’er’ s ri-,i>,rt w'as a good one and purses opened, and our silver und Low Heel, W a 1 k i n g purchased from the Wight Tire C'o. j position with the Sanford Truck 1919. shotted funds ample to have covered our gold were laid on humahity’s Growers. Mr. Hutchinson was in Y on ng M oo Hey was well kn o w n all tixp* uses of tltn club and a goodly altar for that noble, faithful, splen­ of this city. , shoes in Russia and black v Norwalk Inner Tubes. Sanford France several months , and . has lure, having worked in the* A. C. L. portioh, remaining for tht1 Buflding did bund of Christian heroes! many interesting expertenifts to re­ shops for several years us inspector. Fund; ‘ The vice president’s reports But there is still another cry from Cycle C6. . 44-2te late. He received his discharge on He left here in 1912, going.to New as well us finance chairman’s gave far across the waters -India! India, Mrs. A. W. Smith and-daughter, Forerunners o f Fashion Feb. 17th. ’ . Smyrna, Fla., and enlisted in the long lines of figures axT'etub's - dis­ 100.000.000 of her population is nowJuanita returned home from Jack­ rnoLor transport-corps in bine, 19 IS. Mf- B. ‘ J. Starling motored to $5.00 to $10.00 bursements and sh-iwid that for being affected by tho aw-fut white sonville Sunday night after, a de­ Daytona Beach Sunday to bring bis lb- sailed fur France during the same which tin* Woman's Club truly specter of a ghastly famine. light fuT visit with relatives. mother, Mrs. Mary E. Starling month us Ins enlistment* and was in Stands * uplifting and bett-'em-'ut of The future looks much more Pi-erless Blow-out Boots, all sizes. and his grandmother. Mrs Eliza E active service until a short time be­ everything, along all lines Whurl*,- gloomy than in the last great famine He?t h > he had. Sanford Cycle Co. Jones of Summerville, who kavi fore hi- death ;|llle,. home I IlipT" ( emen t and Red of UMlo when t<vo~third* of the pop­ 11-211been spending t-be winter at Day­ The deceased was born in Relli*- Gross. The president’s report, Mrs. ulation were swept away in one dis­ r r* i. S. Daiger, Jr., (ins accepted Next to Peoples’ Bank tona Beach, here for a visit Mrs view,. Marion county. Flu., on Si*i>f. . W, I hi-kitis was especially good trict. a pn.-iUoii with his uncle, D. L. Jones and Mrs. Starting will remain filli, 1-*'92 and moved to Sanford ml brought much deserved com­ The ( tiristian Fast Indians are Tbra-io-r and will be t,!aa 1,1 ■ a ■ for the remainder of the winter with his parents in 1907 lb was a ment. An article read from tin* now living on grass seeds! Some of tu> in.itu Iri ads call on him thet member of the Masonic Lodge at Woman’s -Federated Magazine cited the people already look like skele­ L o .VS AU TO TRANS . For Sale New Smyrna and was well and the true field of .woman’s work, what tons In one village ulqne fifty fam­ Wc Certainly Would. M . ■ VI .tYTIHNG •11: 1N K favorably know n he i> lining mol what she will do in ilies have died and the children were I Overland Road-ter. w re "Would you cull eating lobster and M" i'EI. t A it N E ' future years * I Ford Touring'Car found lying out in the street* cr.v ing rrciun putting down a disturbance?" M.i1nrv Ilorn, Jr s Hi i f Judge 1 Ford Sedan Monkeying With the Time _ queries a correspondent, Following acceptance of annual themselves to death! .M I Horn of the i'h-rd J dicial All in good Condition and real li ar­ A- wo understand it now, the reports th>* annual election of of­ Shall w<- help them too? "Give wf Florida has i . ?d a gains. clock- will have to In- set forward ficers was held and resulted as fol­ and it shall be given unto you" inn) Bicycle to Travel on Water. h lei - lief li l b< .** o f.ird S e m in o le ’ ( m in i) G a r age anolher hour on Mar-h JO. which lows: also In- applied physical!;, as well a* A unique ib-vii-o produced by a Jer* .!' School. 1i L'tc will mean that we wtil be getting up President, Mrs I. W Do-kins spiritually, may we not believe? a*y I'lty Inventor Is a water blcyclo. before day again atoL will eat our numerous friends of Nits. \ ice Presiden t, Mrs W F \\ at son One inspiring thought that comes Vt first sight the -machine looks like a S. II. S. N o I i h evening meal in the middle of the N li Garner will in- de'ighin. to 2tyd Vice l’rea’ t. Mrs. E. M Gal­ to us as Christians is that the na­ ileyele. with sleigh runners Instead of The -school was presented with a afternoon. Since we have been putil a-r ti..it she is improving after her loway tives will realize that our religion is vhcels; hut It carries, also, two largo r< i i seven- illness, und will soon beautiful pennant of the University in Eastern time it has pushed us to dr (I \ oe Pres’t, Mrs [i. A Kelly a practical and beneficent one; and tlr tanks to support, both machine and of Florida by Clifford Walker as rep­ get up at a time when we (build look I, atiii to m <* her friends. Treasurer.Mrs, E. 1 *. Morse many si- poor benighted soul may dder. It !« said to lit) nonaliikatilc. resentative of the Semifiule Club at the clock in the face unashamed, Mr- Archie Betts and Mrs. I oas. Rec Sec’y, Mrs. E, A. Douglass thus be won to accept *mr high and Gainesville. Mr. Walker gave ii and ndw just as the sun is beginning I. Iiriti went to Daytona Bench Cor. Kee’y, Mrs K. C, Mower holy ideals through the, loving min­ short speech on the advantages of to conform in a measure to oyr. tune Tuesday mtiming ami remaining un­ Cljitt. Lit. Dept, Mrs- L. R,. Philips istrations to the bodies of suffering getting a higher education, especially we are to have the clocks*jumpe'd til Thursday as the guests of Mrs. ' Chm. Welfare Dept.. M r s . S. Pu- hum unity. at the University. W e have a ribbon for, forward another hour. We do not 'Braxton L Perkins. “ Gtyc us bread or we- die!" is the textrni----- ■----- ■— The Seniors lire working hard on know whether anything cun be done your typewriter Chm. Music Dept, Mrs. Sehelle call from-that far away land. A caidegrum has been received by ll.t.'r play and on the Salmagundi. about it.'but we object to this con­ B L A C K . BLU E, PURPLE Mai new f tht jarenis i f Tenney 1. Deane, a "W hoso hath this world's goods stant attempt to make a monkey of • AH' re w ating impatiently for the ( li rn Social | l.(i I , Mr. W I, Sa1' '•'( i- 'A who i- now in the navy, and seelh his brother have need and or any of the above If I fieri- is any­ i-lu-- ring- which are expected dady <)I<1 Eat her Time Morgan lb ' -• at New Castle on Tyne. slmlieth up his compassion from way to reach the powers that he M E It .. See'y . with red I f tiu( and i a.des that be is well The eltib lias to its credit l he p ro- hill), how d Welle tli the love of God We hope an isirriest protest will Ina' s itin g along line. made against the proposed robbery euring of a splendid Lyceum Course in him?" Property Ow ners’ Take Notice Office Supply Dept. B- B, Crowder returned Friday Offerings can he sent through the of another hour's sleep in the morn­ for the instructive war questions, which altui defil on reconstruction. Christian Herald, Bible Hnuse( New Phone 1IS Sanford, Florida Bom' Cle&rwatcr where' he spent The law' provides that “ If taxes ing. — Lakeland Telegram. Two of these numbers have been York C i t y . " se.i-ral days with his family who upon any real estate shall not lie enjoyed by the public. The last arc i-iting Mr. and. Mrs. W. I. paid before the first day of April of The Meaning of S en ire Shi* one promises to he of unusual in­ any year, the tax collector shall ad­ It is very tiresome for the uutoist terest inasmuch as Sergeant Monroe V,,. |f - linn*, v vertise and sell." to wait in front of a garage a n d " fr if*. \ ’ k-ri-nt This is to notify all concerned I blow his horn till the boy comes to has Ids experit’lices to give of "E igh ­ teen Months in German Prisons." ♦M’ f •U - 1•!.•*( lay evening until that the requirements of law will he till (lie ya- tank or pul oil in his \ t *• 1hi- ( migri-pat nnal cbun-fi complied with and tin- tuv Imn1 • will motor * 1.. /, Victor) Trees for l ike Front Hi •v.lu. The public is positively be closed on April First 11 is still more tiresome for him to lfiV.!r 1 to alt provided by law and all lands on wait for the transmission and rear * The time, the place and the reason .S’ /’ A’ / ,\y ; h a TS a T T R M 7 7 17*; MOlJklt S FOR I.i n o s T. Craig of Gulfport. which taxes have not been paid will axle of his car to he tilled with the art- ail ours, and whether we have all given a boy nr not, let's plant a tree be advertised. LAJ)/KS A \'D C H ILD It £ A r. WE AltE ■'* ■ ond Mrs. Margaret Senn of proper lubricant by the old slow as a living memorial to the victory Jn<>. D. Jinkins, Far.fortl were married at the Conmethods. -That is why so many M A T U R I N G SPORT HATS. Tax Collector. Seminole \V people neglect their chrs. They buy over the Hun ’ and the policy they gre.rv,‘ ; r t . •**£..-'d-;-. March New ARRIVALS HAI L Y Tax Collector, Seminole County. a good car and let it wear out stood for. bth. It<-v. C. De V\. Brower olficiut43-4tl ' "• ihg throngli. Jack__nf . alturUiun.— T h e y __ li_ia_lUling. iJiut lhi:..lit:ruiitn_uF don’ t like to wait, How many s-cta living soldiers and sailors, a* w il ns First National Is Prosperous of gears have gone to pieces because that of their pomrudes who made the Elsewhere in this issue will be they, were dry? How many storage supremo sacrifice should be recalled fiar found the statement* of the First haUeries are today ruined because in future days. Let growing trees signify* the in­ National Bank of this city. This they don’ t get tin- proper nmount-of And financial institution now enjoys the pure distilled water. There is prac­ creasing blessings of Victory, distinction of being a "Million Dollar tically no wear on a car that receives what can better express our grati­ tude to Our Boys from Seminole Batik," as the assets-of the Institu­ the proper attention, county, who went out for us in all tion have exceeded that amount. A modern service station has just This is the first time in the history opened in this city, a Idaee where the fulness of youth o fight that we of Sanford that a bank has reached you can get \he proper attention might he safe. Lot us all band to­ on this covclcd Jjjzure and•Oi»-nmnaK* I without the uTtnrt-drfay. a mantis the lake -front, our Memorial Vic­ meat are to be congratulated upon kept at the curb at ail times to - -!D fA T ~ lT )ir ;~ E O O K tory in trees and palms that" draw this new record. serve the,car owner, to fill his car their life from Mother Earth. with gas ami oil, to fill the grease Men* are judged to no small The Civic .Department of the cup's that are usually neglected, to tf'gree by their personal apNotice Woman’s Club stands ready. put heavy ft lease iiiRhe t r.mamiaainn. rearanre. Looks reflect the By order of the hoard of directors sist the city officials in this work, H— wewtaf— attitude— KiHp^enHSitR “ and rear axle with a modern groove notice Is hereby given that the and all thpt will please notify Mrs. •me to judge on sight the manstockholders of the Geo. H. Fernajd pump— It only takes five minutes to ni*r of man we arc. Pure distilled wuter that W. E. W«4ft*ft nnd tell her just what Hardware Company, a corporation, do thii. W e exercise no more conservatism than 13 de­ will 4t its office in Sanford, S minole hifii never touched metal ;ia on hand their wish is, and after a complete manded by sound banking practice Appearances are o f course This service list js made she will order the trees county, Florida, at ten o’clock, a. m. fnr storage batteries. . deceiving at limes, bul as a Charge is made only for and palms and in co-operation with on the 21st day of March, A. * D. is free. Just enough to assure you o f S A F E T Y with u s.. general thing a man gets more cpuncil see that these are planted. materials used. 1919, hold n special meeting f nr t ha enriMdcratlon In anjr walk In A fter Safety, our main ob ject is to render a It is safe to feel that the trees or transaction of impprtant business This service station is The Wight •iff IT he takes particular care palms will cost in the neighborhood affairs of said corporation. Tire Co., operated by Ilaljih and Helpful-Service, one adequate to your every banking ef his personal appearance. This 14th day of March, A. D. Hal Wight in the Seminole County of $2.50, possibly a little more, or a need. Me know of nothing that Bank annex on Magnolia avenue. little le*a. Wt*.want to work at once, 1919. "ill give thin appearance mure They keep a complete stock of the so get busy, and plant to honor W e will leave no one thing undone to assure J. G. Bali; your hoy or some one else’* boy. than h a v i n g your clothes best make of tires und tubes and all Secretary of The Geo. H. you of the M O S T H E L P F U L B A N K I N G S E R V IC E In doing this.there will grow into the accessories for the auto, and a steamed and pressed. It mai­ Fernald Hardware {Company. being a beautiful boulevard on our you may wish. lers not If they are old or new man at the curb to serve you. 44-2tc lake front, which Is In all truth the Ihey look better. ‘ ’ 44-ltn' front door to our city, so lot’s W. F. Bartlett For quick service call awaken all the pride of home and Oakfield, Ga., May 10, 1917. ,. work together to accomplish'wjtut jy “Daddy." { .Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., A teamster was heard nddrrsslng right. Nature has blessed us won­ Paducah, Ky. bis hard working horse with "Olddap. derfully and it seems to be the only' * Daddy!” nnd to us'lt occurred that light step in the right direction. Gentlemen: Please allow mo to state U*at l "Daddy" Is a mighty good imme for a Now, It may occur tp some of our : ill! ff have sold your hog cholera re.nedy WfirV """'- ■*: most daddies being under mothers that _ they would wish a a ' ve nil the tline.--Chlcago for one^ season and have ordered r.ar*e plate oh the treo they give, to Lillie H«PP<nin* B Mehllon of Matters In Brief Personal Items 0! Interest In a n d A b o u t The C itg <£ Summary of the Flosting Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers WOMAN’S CLUB : *i ._ fl i i& /: -U m Oxford Time M if Dickins Shoe Store I in; P * m HERALD PRINTING COMPANY TH E Q U A L I T Y SHOP Sanford Shoe & Clothing *_ S. _s_ r J, -- -r i j ~-g * y .:xl : S -f ’i » • . ’ - *9iW j m£ - 9 2‘A*M1 *. A * . _*■' • W �** . ,-Vii - »• i* jfrWgSj v*w>? Hm w y i m sR, *% • . Tt_ - V—; ' r ^ l iT -'> l'- •»•> •ft PAGE EIGHT ■ =:i — -- ------------ , t h e SANFORD H E B A t P ^ .. _____ - Tim K e a n e .— r.j; L. A. Drumley__ : _____ ____* C. W. Entzmingcr................ L. P. Hagan................... O. P. Swope.,'.............t.......... E. II. Kilbee ....... Geo. Fox, Agent .... • K?' m '■■ i Tha City o f GOODRICH Akron. Ohio Put On The'Left Shoe First They all said it— Dough­ boy, Poilu, and Tom m y —and clinging to that bit of trench superstition, . they believed it brought' good luck-for the day— and longer life in the shell­ ed racked stretch about them. • - HERBERT RAWLINSON. Featured with Bylvla Ilrramer In J. Stuart HUckton's great acrecn production* „ But in these fairer, happier’ - - days, when peace whirls"* the wheels of motordom again, we say, .(Continued from Eijge 1) And, of course, the right shoe, is the Goodrich Shoe, because it menus good luck day and ni,,l.;( and longer life in your tires. But there's no supcrsti;ion about it; only the big, husky body, and the wide, thick It LA C K S A F E T Y TREAD, Goodrich builds into tires that— TIRES 'BEST IN THE LONG RUN” " The Common Cause.'* BOARD OF COM-' .. MISSIONERSHEET^ “ Put on the right shoe first." B u y G o o d r i ch T ir e s fr o m a D e a le r , MAftCH H . u t a 22.25 13.20 18.00 8.00 14.80 12.40 30.00 T o ta l................ £1977.49 Hoad & Bridge Fund: A. E. Mitchell....................... 31.35 Allen A llm a n ____ 15.00, B. A. llcearn... .... 3.20 G. R. Ramsey,........... ............. 90.00 C. F. Harrison...... .............. . ’ 3.00 S. E. Mathcmon - ...... 120.00 E. G. Hodges .... 81.08 A. L. Heakikh^,:,.........IT...., 160.00 Hill Lumber C o . ................ 38,36 Hill Lumber Co. 48.36 Hill Hardware Co . 4.90 J. M. Wynn 243.87 Cardin & Leonard ........... 287.99 D. H. C. Rabun 28.00 B. It. Beck 175.00 Seminole Co. Bank 159.00 44.66 C, K. Lucas.*.............. ’..... The Texa/ Co . ... . ,.... 35.60 E. A. Douglass __ __ ____ .... 22.43 Lawton Bros. 46.50 Seminole Co. Bank 22.60 O. P. Swope . ......... 8.00 12.00 L. A. Brumley 4.00 C. W. Entzmingcr L. P. Hagan 8.00 E. W. Uiggers ........... ........ 17.50 4—‘ Round out the dependability and d u ra b i-y of Goodrich Service Value. * ( Whereas, upon the filing of sail petition and-plat with said beard o onnty I'Oininisaionr.-s the -*,i d board, »y its order duly made, laid same over until the next reguh.r meet lug f nl»l heard, to be lie) 1 thi*, Dl, uy of Mareh, A M. 1919, ai il <L<; ivw notice by |ml>lb allot- fur three weeks in tin- Sanford Herald, a easjta|ier of general - ir■ul-atb-n ubllslu-d at Sanford, Seminole coun­ ty, Florida,* of the date when said *:tr'l it mild intiftider s;tt*l |ielition, ' eg ill persons who may !>■ mtert< <; to appear and present any as on why such petition shop Id not - -granted, and Total .............. $1661.93 Fine & Forfeiture Fund: Schelle Muines $ 60.00 Davit! Speer 65.00# David Speer 05.oo' L. R. Philips & Co. 2.15 9.27 Mobley's Drug Store u m h -,. E. F. Housholdcr.__„____ _____ Sanford Hand Laundry__ 2.04 R./;. Whitten 1.39 E. E. Brady 114-99 E. E. Brady 129.85 L. T. Hunt 2.91 F. A. Douglass 13.00 E. F. Housholdcr 34.32 — —i • Total $433.52 County Guard Fund: Geo. Fox, Agent #20.00 the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter off ion—I* Township 20, sduth ne Range 31 east; .thence west on TrtnrrffTv"tir*jr-TTTttt?'' nrTTTe* ‘rto^tli west corner of said southeast quarter of thp southeast quarter of- said Sec­ tion 1; thence south one quatder of a nvlo to the south line of said Section 1; thence ^vesl 5,60 chains to tlu wander-line of Lnlre.Jessup: tin—<< southerly along said meander line to I he ir, I ersec: ti in i f said men nib r mwiih I hi north line of the north west quarter of the .southwest quarter of .-tition *;». Township 20 south, of Range 32 i ,i-t . ihett-u east to the Warrants paid during the* month center of said section 19; theme were ordered cancelled. south one quarter of a mile to the The above hills as audited by the it hw i si i or tier ef the norlhwt-i clerk and presented to this board quarter nf southeast quarter ef sa;d wert* ordered paid. Section 19; thence east one-half mile Tin-re being no further business to the place of beginning, is hereby board stands adjourned to meet etitistituted a special drainage dis­ again at tlu-ir next regular meeting trict nl the county of Seminole and held April Sth, A. D 19 19. state of Florida, to be known and designated as the ..lessup Draq.age E X C H A N G E OF P R O G R A M 1)islriet. Whereas, il appears that said peti­ tion is in form as provided by law, and that the same is signed by tin* owners of the greater part of the And it further appearing to lands through which such proposed EukIIn Music Club to Render Pro­ ditch, drain or ennui, as proposed hoard that .1 II 11mid lest on, M gram with Music Department shall run and the owners of tin I'attishull and ('. F. Harrison Music lovers and others of the greater pnrt of the lands contiguous disinterested free holders and city will he glad to know that the. thereto that would he elx-nefitted bv citizens of the county of Seminole1 Music Department of the Sanford mh -Ii ditch, drain or canal and tilt- 'and 'State of Florida, it is further j c-ral ditches, drains or canals, and ordered that 'j. II. Huddleston, H. j Woman's Club has arranged to ex­ that all matters* and things required 11. Pnttishai! and- C. F. Harrison be;change progrnms with the Eustis Fruit and Vegetable Crate* j by law to have been done have ami they are hereby* appointed atj Music Club. The Eustia Club will been fully and strictly complied committee who shall have power to ' take charge of the program here at Yon Can Boy Proa Us it with, and proof of publication hav­ employ a surveyor and cause mi ac­ I the duL rooms on Tuesday afterj noun, Maf ' h Isth. und will render Wholesale Prices ing been duly filed with ihw lioan! curate survey In be made of ^Ihe j |an entertaining and instructive pro-' showing thi publication ef i he no­ proposed ditch, dram or lanal and Many high talented artists W rtU fa r I’ r lM List tice hereinbefore referred to, all as lateral ditches, drums or <unals, and (gram. are members of the Eustis Club ami required by law, and establish the commencement, route ff. A. Mcrryday Company to say that this program will be a Whereas, at the next regular meet­ and terminus of same, the width, Palatka, Florida treat In music circles would be put­ ing of surh hoard after the prest til­ length arid depth thereof, and to ting it mlltlly. ing of said petition, und lining the make and present to this hoard at This day is to he ‘ ‘ Open House'' time mentioned in said notice by their next regular meeting nr at a and everyone is invited. No charges meeting as soon thereafter as prac­ publication, the said petition lias to he made. ticable, plans,'specifications and pro­ come up for consideration by said - -board, nod do person or persona­ files for *aid construct inn, together lia vmg appeared arid presented any wit h an estimate of the approximate T>achin-j Canai les to Sing Tune. Fitiiurh -» limy bo taught p i sing a' reason why said pt-tiifi-n should not cost of same ai.-I the annua! cost of be granted, and the said board being their maintenance, and to do and Ittic. Kiirli ns, "A Life An the Ocean K id ney dtsi-asn Is no r.spccle r of per- diately. The soothing, healing oil stlffl■nn» A m ajority of ITie Ilia nltllellrig ulntes the kidneys, relieves lnttammaof the opinion that said petition perform such other things, u< Is and Yiive," by repeatedly singing to them people te-lay can tin traced back to llons ami destroys the germs which kidn ey trouble. should he granted, and deemed it services, and to hast- su*h other and i falsetto, nr even to speak n few have caused It. Do not wnlt until to­ vnrils. Once In a while (though T b o kidney s a r c the moat Important morr ow . Op to y o u r d ruggis t today ana proper to grant the same, and find­ further powers and rights required o r x w u of th s Imdy. They are the Insist on IKJLU M K DA J j Haarlem Oil orely) a female canary turns out a Capsutes. In t w e n t y -f o u r hours yo<* ing that it is for the benefit of said or set forth in Chapter 16, 'J'kle 9, ino plnger. fllterers, ths purifiers, of yo.br blood. K id n e y disease Is usually Indicated by should feol health sud v ig o r returning land for agricultural purposes nnd"^'*rs^ Division of the General Statand w i n bfe*s tha d ay you first heard wearin ess, sleeplessness, nervousness, (or the 'benefit of the lands herein­ utes of tile state of Florida and nllf despondency, backache, stomach tr ou­ of OOLJ> M E D A L H aarlem Oil. Aftpy you feet that you have cures ble. p*1n In ttrills and lo w e r nbdoitien, after described, which are found to acts of the legislature of the state o yourself, tonttnuo to take one or t * * _E *t l stones, gr av e), rboumatlsm, scintlea capstUcH each tiny, an as to keep la be low, wet. submerged m—haide tu -Wosidttt -amendstory—-and* stipplr*a n d lumbago. J XCKHONVILI.K, t'l.O ltlt) A first-rises condition and whrd off IBS liny anil llofan Slrrrls A l l these dara n aem en ts are nature's d a n g e r o f other attacks. become submerged, to establish a mental thereto. All isllrosil llrkrl offlrra In bulltllnf, r<■ns ig n a ls to w a r n you that the k l d i u - n Ask fo r the o rigin a l Imported OOuU public ditch, drain or canal and lat­ it is further ordered that this res­ Irr » f r « r r , thing. All modern I n p iK r m rn ii. need help. , You should use CHILD i l E l y A L brand. T h rew sites. Money r**_ H i e ( l » < In t m y particular, Katra, nnr M E D A L H a a r le m Oil Capsules Imme­ funded f f they do not help you. te rt\l ditches, drains or canals there­ olution and order he spread in full prnon, 11.00 < d II.SO: Inn prrasns, 12.00 in II.ih SI.SO. 12.00, Inn people 12.SO. on, all us prayed-in said petition. upon the minutes of this meeting of *2.SO. SJ.Oii. E. I'llA N K I'EA II C K Prop. Now, therefore, he it resolved by this hoard. the hoard of county commissioners Adopted, made und ordered this of Smninolc county, Florida, and it the -llli day of March, A. I). 1919.' is herally ordered that said petition isenl) L. A. Brumley, he and the same is hereby granted, Attest: * Chairman. and that such ditch, drain or ctuial *E. A. Douglass, Clerk. and' the lateral ditche^, drains . nr flx-SL.EL JttainlaBU D -C ------canals fie established. Genera! Fund: MONEY SAVING PRICES On Flour, Grain and Feed B miji m IT’S NOT YOUR HEART IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS Atlantic Hotel We are Distributors for: Il is further ordered-that the lund within the boundaries mentioned in Baid petition, and being as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the southof the southeast quarter of Section 19, Township 20 South, of Range 32 East, and run thence North one and three quarters ( I J j ) miles to the Northeast corner of Section 18. Baid tiwnqhip and range; then West one quarter (*$ ).of a mile to the North­ west corner of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of said Section 18: thfnce North one quar­ ter ( * * ) of a mile to the Northeast corner of the Southwest quarter nf the Southeast quarter of Section 7, said township and range; thence west one quarter ( * f ) of a mile to the northwest pnfppr nf said south weal quarter of the southeast quar­ ter of-said Section 7; thence north approximately one mile to thei San­ ford and Geneva brick road; thence northwesterly along asld brick road to the west line of Section 6, said township and range; thence south to - -J f *•' .-j- -1 $100.00 M. F. Rolfinson E . A. Douglass 125.00 Dr. J. T. Denton 30.00 J. J. Dickinqon ... r 50.00 — 5TTTTTTT rrnnn Harris ; H. C. Du Bose 20.00 Mrs. L. C. Glisson ....(.......... 25.00 65.00 W. C. Williamson . C. M. Berry 100.00 Wilson & Toomer Fert. Co Amer. Agricultural Chem Co 184.00 65.00 S. F. Doudnoy......■___ 100.00 A. Vaughan .......... ......... . Yowell-Speer Co 3.50 W. C. Williamson 94.93 5.85 Robt. W. Lord 74.39 Celery Ave. Store Herald Printing Co. 76.05 18.60 Southern Utilities C o ........ 1.60 Hill Hardware Co......... IJill l.iuulnr Co.,— -CF82.20 W. S. Hand. 62.12 Jno. D. Jinkins ................ 362.80 Wm. G. Kilbee.......... 7.20 Sanford Flour ft Feed Co, 2.91 E. A. Douglass ...... ..... 4.00 E. E. Brady......... ............. 21.13 So. Bed Tel. C o ......... .. “ Southern w ithout “an e q u al” today 5000 M iles 30x3 Plain Tread 30x3 Non Skid 30x31., Plaiir-Tread 30x3 >i Non Skid 32x3NT Plain Tread 32x3 Vi Non Skid 31x4 Plain Tread 31x4 Non Skid 32x4 Plain Tread 32x4 Non Skip 33x4 Plain Tread 33x4 Non Skid $15*70 17.50 19.95 23.00 23.25 26.25 31.00 34:45 31.70 35.10 ’ 33.25 36.80 - 3 4 tG£- 34x4 Non Skid 37.85 -■ *t- 115 Park Ave., Phone 251-W CYCLE CO. -- - �X--1- -*^C- , f * me f ■\ ” Li i■!■ »rtw|gl,i i . r j !• • • march h . nili rr± THE SAffFOBD H DR. E.S. HOFFMAN OCULIST A N D O P T IC IA N Eyea etam ln ed b y * reifnlar re gla ' tered p h y sic ia n Glosses fitted, b r o k e n ie nes plicated du­ 2S W . Church S t. - O rian do, Fla. HENRY M c L A U L I N JEW ELER . MY SPECIALTIES: .•_*■.- _ - ... P IC K A R D 'S H A N D - P A I N T E D C U I N i G O R H A M 'S S T E R L I N G S IL V E R W ARE ELGIN A N D W A L T H A ^ I ehs W . o f t* S•*. pMt on B tin* or 8 m . 1*. Tp. IS 8, tl. 30 o u t , run N IB chi, W ! U chi, it 30 chi. E SJy chi, N 10 chi. 3 acres. The M id land betnf i i i i u t i l at tho dati of th* Issuance oi men certificate in tha D in t of J. Madhouse and wlf*. Unless n id certificate thall bo redeemed according to law tax died *IU laau# thircon on th# 10th day of April, A. D. ISIS. Witness my official signature aid ical thia th* 7th day ol March, A; I>. 1919. fib at) E. A. D O U G L A S S . Ci*rlt Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. 43-61 By y. M. Douglass, D. C. Practice confined to th e treatm en t o f th e e y e ROGERS' P L A T E D W ATCH Ef BUSINESS CARDS j NOTICE Notice D hereby riven that I, G. Clara Catca, a married woman, the wife of Jamei J. Cates, and a resident ol Sanford, Sem­ inole county, Florida, Intend to apply by petition in chancery to the Honorable Janie* W. Ferklna,. Judf* of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, at DeLand, Florida, or wherever ba may be found at 10 o'clock an the morning of April ISlh. 1919, or a* toon thereafter a* 1 may be heard, for lirene* to manage, take charge of and control- nty property, and to become a ire* dealer In every reepeet. Dated at Sanford. Seminole countjv Flor­ ida. March 14th. 1019. G. C L A R A CAT E S. Schell# Maine*, ' I*etltii>orr. Solicitor for Petitioner. 43-6U Notieo of Intention to Apply for Leltora Pateal Notice le hereby given that we, the undee. •igned Intend 'to apply to the Honorable Sidney J. -Call*, Governor of the State of Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida, on the 17th day of March, 1919, at 10 o’clock in the morning, or aa aoon thereafter pa w* may be heard, for Letter* Patent, incorporating Sanford Hotel Construction Company, Inc., under th* following propoeed charter, the original of which it now on III* with the Secretary of State, at, hie office in Tallaaaee, Fla. H. R. Stevent F. L. Mill' 1 H. C. Du Bose E. A. Dougiatt T. W. Lawton A . P. Ceenelly— 'R. A. Newman A. R. Key F. W. Mahoney n. F. Whltner I.. P. McC dlrt Henry McLaulin O n* I-tch C a r d ' W flt R | P u f j li ih e d U » der This H e a d in g A t T h e R a l e O l |7.2t Per Tear. . W». the undersigned, S C H E ffiE M A IN E S Z lt ourxlvr* tugether for the Treasurer, and E. A. Dougiaaa. Chairman, £ W. U w u . * . P. Connelly, R. A . ' N t w mah, A. R. Key, B. F. Whltner. F. W. » * n fy McLaulin .bait conitltut* the Board cd Director*. Th* tint and organisation meeting of the IneorpnrsV u* •*''«knoldtn « ( the corporation r-1* . held in Sanford. Florid*, at the Court Houre, in th* ComtnUiioneTa' room on. ,h* morning of March 2l,t, 1JI9. for the purpoee of accepting letteta ritent hereby applied for and ol electing a Ajard of Director* and adopting. by-lawa nnd of otherwiee completing the organicsHon of thia corporation and for tranaactlng any other or further huiin<*i at may property rome belore the meeting. Thereafter the annual meeting of the stockholder* ahalt he hyld on the A m Monday In th* month of March 0/ each year. The Board of Director! thall meet immediately after the tdjournment of tha first and each annual meeting ol stockholder* at hereinbefore provided and at tuch other time* and at oftkn at th# byliwt may direct and provide. , ' Artfrl# VI. 11 7,.,*. klcliest amount faf Indebtedness or liability to which thia rurporation thall or may at any lime subject iUell thall be limitrd to One Hundred and Fifty Thouiand Dollar*. Article VII. The name* and residence* of the tubacriber* and incorporator* together with the amount of the capital stock subscribed for by each, set oppodte the respective name*, are aa followa; Name Retidrnce H. R. Stevent Sanford. Fta. r . L. J1 liter Sanford. Fla. H. C. Du Bom Sanford, Fta. E. A. Duuglait Sanford. Fit. T, W. Lawton Sanlord, Flo. A..P, Connelly -Sanford, Fla. 1L A. Newman Sanford, Fla. A. R. Key Sanford. Fl». It. F. Whltner Sanford, Fla. r . W. Mahoney Sanford, Fla. L. P. M (Culler Santurd. Fla. Henry McLauNn Sanford. Fta. th witnea* whereof we, the undesigned and above named at Incorporator* of the Sonford Hotel Corutructlon Company. In*., have hereunto set our handt and reals, this l h ; Tlh jlay ol Februery. x . D.-I9I9, H. R. Stevent (Seal) V . L. Miller (Seat) H. C DuBor* (Senli E. A. Douglas ' (Seal) T, W. Lawton (Seat) . II. A. A Newman S t,,.. ... R. hereby associate II. F. Whltner (Seal) purpose of form­ A. I1. Connell}’ (Seal) ing a body politic and corporate, for the L- P. McCuilif (Seal) L A W Y E R purpose of becoming Incorporated and form­ , Henry McLaulin (Seal) ing a corporation for profit, undt*!* and by State of Florida. OFFICE I N T I I B CO CUT HOUSE virtu* of th* laws of the State id Florida, County ol Seminole: with and under lb* follow ini: propoacd char­ .Personally appeared before me a notary SANFORD,: ter, public, if. R. Stevens, F. L. Miller, II. C. Dulloee, E. A. Douglass, T. W. Lawton, . Article t. A. 1*. Conneijy. ft. A. Nr*man, A. It. Key. The name of this corporation 'shall be II. F. Whltner. F. W. Mahoney. L P. MeCuller Sanford Hotel Construction Company, Inc., apd Henry McLaulin, all ol whom are personalty and Its principal offices and place of businrs* known lo me and known to he the same peraona THOMAS EM M IT WILSON F. rK n e t’SUN HOLblt jui.r.lt ■hall be at Sanford, In Seminole county, described In and who subscribed th>ir n n m j Florida, but it thall have the authority to to the forrg'dng prop-sed chapter ol the establish such other and further ofhrcs and Sanlord llotei L oustrurtion Company, Inc., places ol .busing** ss It* officer* thall derm* and each for himself acknowledged on oath, lit and necessary to aucceisfully carry on before me that be rsreuted the lame for and operate it* builners. the purpose* tlirpln ctprtssed. Arfltl* II. * In witness where,rf I have hereunto set Th* general nature of the business of this my hand sod nffielat *«■*) si Sanf.trii, Sem ­ corporation shall br. To carry on and cun- inole c o u n t!, f l o r i d * , ! this the Tth dav ol Sanford, Florid* duct the business of hotel and innkeepers, February. A. t>. 191?. restaurant keepers, calervrs. warehousi nrrn, LEOLA W. TOWEl I. di tilers In tiny and all kinds of provisions, (Seal) Notary Public, State of Florida. lusurirs, novcllirs or necessities, of any and My commission evpirrs I 2 -J1-I92I *11 nature whatsoever, either wholerste or Sebellr Moines. retail. To conduct the business of a bather Attorney lot Incorporators. shop and hairdressers. To hr proprietors n r Gflice 309 Tar!: Avenue to-:,tc managets of theatres, opera bouses, picture ■how* or other place* of amusement. To NOTICE rrr.-r cp. t!,.* bin Iness >f hewsdcalers, to print, Telephone 291 Notice b hereby given *. requite! by edit or publish Pewsp. per*, periodicals nr Article Three. Section Twenty-One n( 1 1 ,0 " tc > < : ’ 0 *2 r. n-,. !* 2 •* . .m magazines or to do any and -II kinds of Cvnstilutlun "I Ihr State nl I'larlda, that printing. To lie krepira of livery stables plication will be nfsdi- l « the Regular Srsam! gsrages for horseless conveyances and X n nf th r L e riii ft lu t# nf i h f ^tai# nf Ftnrmotor vehicle* of all kind*, to ,arry on the id*. 1919 , {nr tn* pnunf« of a apedftl |aw for burineu o( hacking, transferlntf or draylng. th<* relief of J. E. I*»rr *nd fur fAtlfWatlun to operate trucks lor the purpsAe nf trans­ H » rrr taln drftinftg#* cf*nlr»ct. ihh said J. E, V K T LP T N A U l.V : it alt-kinds ol freight, f^are had and fEtcfT-d into with Ihp DrainKut not a* a common carrier, to operate agp (r.rt\ni'\TE» r n m m i » l o n i ‘ f i of Dintrirt N’ « . I »*f Of* lutirr or but lines fur the purpose of nt ran ran- ling# t'oiinlya H»*ri«la. whtn ih# Iwitof-jr ducting sightseeing lour* or Inr the putp.,». now f o m p o n r . c J(e.fnifin!f* Count/, Klorida. ol Iramportlng log (lire etty passctigtr nr * H i a part of Urantfu Horifla, «aid vlLlirr a* gurats ot oth.rwlte, D ri in as # DDtrirt lying and bring in that |n#r EassCng.fi domestic aniron.K ut not a* a common Carrier. To do and f ion uf said Ir r rit o rv rmbracf’ d in 8#fninoI#i carry on a general contracting business. To Countyt Florida. Thl# 2 8 th day of January, ('nils In ^nnford nnd". do and carry on rlcctriral work of every 1 91 9 . J. E. FACE. kind or description, Including th* business * .18-JOt# vicinity prompliy u| rlrctririap, tleclrical or mechanical, en­ nnswered. gineer* add dealers, sltbir as pridcipal or NOTICE agent In any and ail tleclrical appliances or . N o t h * is hereby given that appljratinn 1 Lone 389 M elrose Bouse suppljts, tu ronatrurt, erect, install, alter, will be made to the Florida Legislature at repair, rqutp and deal in work*, plants, ita n u t . regular session, which convenes on uRLAND O , FLO R ID A instrument* and michlnrry for the pur­ Ihe .first Tuesday a i w l h » lie—< M o r d s y lit pura of making assd di.tributing eicctrrrsl Ap.il. 1919, far the enaelmenl of a special currenG and to niake, supply nnd dis­ law In and for Feminole ropnty. Florida, tribute electricity for any purpose: To con­ prohibiting ihe ' lumijng at large in aaid struct, erect. Install, alter or repair, use or rmihty of hogs or swine, said la w lo be ratirent wny and all machinery and thing* nee- figd by a majority vole of (he uualilled vo l­ eaaary to enrage’ in the businc* «l j water et# of said county brfor? befouling rllcctlve, works, tu sell and furnish, either for Itself E. a . Douglass , clerk. or others water for anv and all purpose*. 39-Hlc To manufacture, use and sell ic. an ‘ d-’-t i he businca* ot a cidd eloragr, InrludNOTIf.’F. •!.. furnishing of and Ihb operaiTan of a N o i l- e it hereby given lhat application po-rot' ng p ) - - t for in) sro? til purpoi.s. vilt be made the lit.fids l.egislslute at i n carr j on t <e bmlness of a dealer in meats it# Hint rr/ufftr RPf#(on, vhlrh fo n v m n on and live cattle, and also that of a dealer in tfit* firti Tuiftfiay ftf(#r th^ firtl in lise (title and abrrp grntrnlly and in any April. lHIH. for Ihn «*n»nment of ft iptclri and ail hranchra < f *uch rrapectlre trailta Iftw In and fur Si nilnoU rounty» Florid*, or busincas, .to cayry oft the bu-dncsi of a prohibiting the running *t large In aaid dealer In vegetables, either wholesale or re­ county ol rattle, said law to b* ratified by tail, In any and all branches of aurh bust- a majority vote ol th* qualified voter* of hoa*. Tq, engage in the liuilnra* of manu­ aaid county htfore becoming affective. facturing, buying and adllng and dealing in E. A. DOUfiLASR. Clerk. any and all kind* of things, lUlurta or ip' 39-9'e pllancea necessary te th# aucceasful oners- FLORIDA Wilson & Hoasbolder LAWYERS ' Dr. C. J. Marshall r ]'R. £e Me DOV/j ii\G f . i. scien11Ilcti11> <V'ases It Helps! * There can be no doubt as to the merit of Cardui, Hie woman’s tonic. In the treatment of many troubJci: rncultar to women. ') tio thousands ol women who have been helped by Cardui tn the past 40 yean, is conclu­ sive proof that It Is ft good medicine for women who suffer. It should help you, too. T a lo v tion « f a modern tourirt or commcfcial hotel and any or all uf'.lhr several hinds of Lutlnesi brrejn menlloot ! To purrhasr. leaae, hire or otherwiee acquire or hold. own. maintain, improve, alter and wall, einsey, mortgage or otherwise dispose of real estate and personal property of whatever nature or kind and any interest therein. To do and carry wji the business ol a real estate dealer, and brtikrf, and to do any and alt .things necessary to. be done in order to ■uccr'afuny operate cither, any or all ol the several kinds ol ^ us Inrss hrrrln mrnlionrd and allowed to be operated, and generally lo have and lo nereis* any and all such right*, privileges and power* as may, b<* necessary, proper or expedient, for the operation and transaction of the. huwnees uf this corpora­ tion. Th# foregoing shall be construed as both Independent ubjrela and power*, and the broadest meaning shall be given to each of th* foregoing enumerations ol (he general nature of -the bu*in«»» of thl* corprratlnit and lb# use of any one w r d shsll not be construed to limit the meaning of or effect of eny'-othcr word or words or phrases clsewhrrr, ' , Article 111. T h * . amount o f 'I h * raplul st'-r- author­ ised for thl* corporation ahatl be One Hun* drid Thousand nollara, end the- a. ne shell be divided Into one thouiand shares at a par value of ■One Hundred Dollar* curh;g the term* »nd condition* npon which ihe cap­ ital stock may b# paid are; That the capital stock shall be payable In lawful money ol the United .State#, i t such time* and In aurh manner as the fay-lews of the rornoration shall set forth and sperify; provid'd. horiMef that capital atnek may be paid for in property, labor or ter (Dee at a just val- uatlon^of such pronerlv. U M f I f ' m l t M irifa uj) ihn WffrW lfirJLo*V,at * Tiie Woman’s Tonic Mr*. N. E. Varner, of Hixson, Tenn., write* -•‘‘1 waa ■passing mroupi~ the . . . Aty back and •sides were terrible, and | my autlering indescriba­ ble. I canTlell Just how and where I hurt, about ail over, .I think . . . 1 meeting railed for that purpose, and pro­ vided-further, that property, labor and ner­ vier* may be purchased with capital stock of thia corporation at a Just valuation of such properly, labor or services h' be Bird b » the Board of Directors at a inciting rail­ ed for that purpoae. AU capital atock of thia corporation ahall be comtnun. and non!*Mble, eicept that slock may b# paid la Iw.lelimewd# mm p ie ..... .. tlj -Itl* - tl...f law*, and ten per cent of th* capital slock ■kail be paid in balor* th* transection of any bueinr|i by thw corporation. * Article IV. Thl* corporation ahall Tiave perprtutl egIstcncr, unlea* sooner dissolved according to Art ldoV. T h e buxines* of the corporation thall be conducted by Ihe following affirm; A I’res­ Frealdent, n — Secretary, n ident, » Vlt “ ** 1 T t * * H H p ‘l i l D Hoard . of _____ Direct ir*.. and ___ such a* th# offletre nnd Board of remarkably strong for ft Directors think _n_____ ary and a* provided woman 64 years of age. by thn by-laws. The office ol th# Secretary 1do nil my housework.'* and.the Treasurer may be held by on* nnd th* aim# person. All officers and director* Try Cardui, todiy. E-70 must be etoull holders of the rurporation, but employees nevd not be stock boldsae. Th# number on tb# Board of Directors shall b* fixed by th# by-laws of th* eorporstlon, but at no lira# shall th# number b e’bss than thi## nor greater than thirteen.' Director* ahall b# elected by and from the atofkholdvn at th# first and each annual maetlng of th# tochhoidrl*. Immediately alter . the ad.ournment of tha first and each annual meeting of n># atockholdera th# newly Board of Director* ahalt m m and Rail, ' * . Appltretie* h r Taa O jad Under organise, by electing on# of their number os ,/M l.a g , t t'hapitr IM|, Laws of Flar- chairman of th# Board. Th# diractors shall at th* tame meeting each rear elect from pa^k'Jr1 ‘• w A r ^ g i ch lia t M. M . Smith, Ibaly number *11 #fflc*r# of the corporation. employ## - v -^ V t L .-p IftiM- ADVFRHSlNn U . sLVls °* T *a Certificate No. 1470. daUd U n d the yfficera and directors elected a| A- O. 1992. ba* fifed th# first meeting rs t h‘ * Stuck holder. ffler. and bha mad* •directon under thl* t t Itau* in' arra-d. fil-s te k m V i”** t ie ,, " r T WMiel vd ‘ wcopefty situated -da * * — v-u.tly, ylu.ldo, tu-wlts, B.-^. U F* YfM'^rrsldsnt, H. C, fiubosq, Sacrstary and PAGE NINE the court, praying that th* following ‘real , T ° ’ « V k!PvW 2* R ‘ * * * 14 E- r ' “ f eetat# belonging to ch* laid W. C. Bray, “ •‘ • f . l M St. John* river. » ■ « * No. II of Tier J le, 0fu lJ ? ^ S3 ., * ' -E. ,° "«» ia Town*h* °* Sanford, Florida, ac- .MA ship S3 S.8 ^Rang* eording to L. R. Traflord'a Map of Sanford, South half of Section S; All of section* I r f *1*™*1 *“ handt of th* ad­ T. *. 17, m, 19. 80, 89, 30. 31 and 3Ij In ministratrix lor th# payment of debt* of To*,m*hip 23 3, Ranga 3S E. , I* “ ,1*1’ personalty hart been hauated, authorising a ,j-f admlnl*. , - and ----— ------------ ''the .... l— All bl Section 0 lying Weet of the right *r* t n « to take -poeaetaion and Mai make sale of a w *1 the Florida Eatt Coatt Rail way : taid rear estate, and th* taid petition eon- All of ’Section 7 lying Weal of Ih* right 0/ Vomi&c in Eti r«*p*ct« to tho rfqulr«v»FnU ?Sy ,h» Flo'ida Eatt Coatt RaHway- 01 iiw in tuch f l i t mule -and pubil»fa*<l; _ ,Now , therefore, you. Slnah Bray, and Clara.lirav. and John D. Irukint, aa Guar­ dian Ad. Litem 0 ! Clara Bray, and all other pertoni io u l d r n ! pitit* t r « commanded and appear before the _ , . to be — J app :*'e cou ‘ count County Judge'* court‘ of* Sociinol* Florida, on or before the- loth day of Apr/!, r htfort A; D. 11919, ahow raua* it any you have ha * 1 *. and »how why aaid petition theuld not be granted. Given under my hand and Mai of th* aaid court, thie th* Sfth day of February, 1919. teeali.. E. F. I l O U S f l O L D E U . t--3tc _ County Judge. ;' All ol Section 8 lying W eit of th* right of " • T °f «h* Florida Eatt Coaat Railway; All of Section* 19. J j and 31; In Towcahfp - L South, Rang# 36 Eatt. , All ol Seetiont 30 and 31; in Towmhtp 23 South, Range J3 Eatt. „ A " of Section* I and 11; In Township 33 South, Rang* 33 East. AH ol Sections £3 and 36; la Township 35 South, Rang* 35 East. All of Section* 6. 7, 13 and 19; Weet half of Section 30. all of Section* 38, 33 tad St; in Township 2# South, Range 36 Kaat, Eatt half of Section 1; Katl half of ?**t on 13; All of Section 13; East half of SecNorth half of Section *3; in Townthin 27 South, Rang* 36 East. Southwest quarter of Section 1*; All of Section* 80 nnd 31 In Township 27 South, Hang* 37 Eaat. All of Seetiont 6. 7, 19, 19. 29, 10, 31. 32. 23 aod 31; in. Township 28 South. Rang* 3 I r’ Ml, -Q UARA NTINE In accortltnre with nnd by authnrltv of Chapter-731S (Me. JIT), Aet* of 1917, Laws of Florida. Seminolw.county ia hereby placed under a quarantine. Nalire It D berehy ordered that no cattle (which thall embrace hull*, work oten. eteert. Cow*, . A [I of Sections 19, 30 and 31: In Township heiftra and calve*! ahtll be driven, trana. 29 South. Range 38 East. ported^or allowed to stray or drift into any All el Sections 6 and Tt all North or part of Flemming Grant of Stetlmi 18 and ot Sec­ .Seminole County , tion 19; in Township 30, South, Range 38 except under the provision* of th Rule* and Last. All of Sections 1. 3. 3. 4, 9. 10, It. 18, 13. Regulation* ol the State Live Stock Sanitary Hoard, for the control, prevention and 14. IS, 16, 31, 22. 23, 34, 23, 1«, <7, 28, spread of Splenetic or Tick Fever In rattle. 3*. 31, 33 and 36; In Township 29, South, By Order ol . llang* 35, East. . AU of Sections I, 3. 3 and 4; Eatt half Statevl.lv* Stock Sanitary Board, of Section 9; AU ol aectlon* 19, I I , |2, 13, Signed: W, A. McRae, Prerldent. 14 and 13; East hall ot Section 22; All or J. W. DeMilly, Secretary, Section* 23, 24, 23, 26, 38 and 36; In Town„ . . . . Actins State Veterinarian. • hip 30 South, Rant* 35 East. Don* nt Tallahavtce, Fta., March Sth. 1919. All of unsurvsyed Township 30 South, Rang* 36 East. Effective Apr!) 1st. |*1S. Copies of Law, Rulrt and Regulation* for­ to Omni# County — warded on cequett. Alt Ot Section* 1, 2, 3 It, IS, 13. 14. 34 43-Stc and Sit North half uf Ss^tlnn 10; East hair Rr*«l*liefl Adoated by the State Lire Sleek. of Scctlun 23;_E*st half of Section 36; In Township 22 H, Rang* 33 E. Saeltery Beard All ”ol t Sectloni 18, 19. There w»« war htlcl held In iht count/ of « * Where**. Th*r# i V 30 and 31; All ot 3cminnlc oh Nov. S* I 9|«, an •F»e||oii uniter V tJ jlk !, 30, 29. 82 and 33. tor: In Tow n_______ _ ., . f g w g ’V ?."■ 1917. w FR>rW*, Dr#*Tyva'sr crib East quarter of Section I; in Town­ rr nr not ayslematlc dipping of ship 23 S, Range 33 E. ahoqtd be conducted in that county Ail of Fractional Section* 4, 5, 6. 27, 33, far th* tredlceiion of (he cant* tick (.WargaropUa tnnulatus) anil aa the returns of 33 and 31; All of Sections 8, 9. 10, 11, M, 15, 16, 2 1 .'22, 28, £9; East half of Frac­ said election thaw that a majority of the vote* were ravl for such syitemallc dipping tional Section 7t East half- of Section 17; East hall of Section 20, East hall, of Frac­ of cattle; therefore, be || Section 31; All that part of Sections Res-lved. That said county of 8#rainble tional be and 1* hereby placed under a quarantine I, 2, 3, 12, 13, 23, 24. 36 and J3, tying west nl for the control, auppreasion and eradication the St. Johni river. In Towmhlp 23 S, of the caiil'e tick (Margaroput Annulstua) Range 31 E, tn Semlnele County and Ihe'eindat quarantine nntlre far earn# , 11 hereby approved. All of Sections 25 and 36; -In Township By order ut the .State Live Block Sanitary- 20 S. Kang# 32 E. Board. All that part of Sections 29 and 33, lying Signed: IV. A. McRAK, I'rnldent. AVest of the St. Johns river; All ol Sect!on* J W. DeM II.I.V. Secretary, 30. 31 and 33; in Township 20 S. Rang# 33 ' Acting State Veterinarian. Eas t,; Done at Tailahar-ee, I'll., ' All of Sections l and 12; In Township 21 March Sth, 1919. South, Rung# 32 E. Effective April tat. . All of Sections 5. 6. 7 tt,' 10, 17, 18. 20, Regulations governing the movement of 21, -22. 27, 28 und 31; East bill ivf Section cattle where svstenalie tick eradication work la evtatdished: I c . E. Tufta. all partie* clalmlnc in tenet* under J L. 1f . » r r,* Harkney. H* C. W M U h « J■J* .* w S l G. Hackney, AugO.ta L. ‘ iAnders! t vreorge orwood, Maty Nor­ Georg* a. S. n Norwood, Mery A. Norwood. Ellaabcth Temple*. Daniel O- .Msrth, Suaaa M. Teaguer, K. DoraetG Mary A. Straughn 8uaan Hackney Uriaer IL Norwood, Natkaaief G. Norwood, Ito**v B. Norwood, Arnae F. Weber. 7, r r * !? * uM Vr’ h> Martk* Cerler, Daniel 31. Hackney, John A. Haekn.y, John D. Norwood. Martha D. Norwood. Wra. 8. h/arah. Sarah r ifa ry 8. Hackney or either of them; all nartlc* claiming Interest under Andrew Johnson; deceased, a* trustee foe Wlta Bled' Br Gilbert * C om w^a B Qmrtll SmUh" W E. E*"A|Br** ‘u Tr/ Smith. W. Alexander A *nCo.,* Eekratn A Ncltburg A Gethem A W am eir - Retainer: nil partie* clalmlag |Jtereau under Thomas Stalker, Stalker, all all • rtles elaitalag Intereeta under Mills, all parties claiming InUroets unifer hf.th .w A S tU a rt, <1*1mi a g Interests under ■I I IN ?rthf°P* deceased; all par­ ti*# claiming Internal# under Jsmlma Davt*. all parties claiming Intecv*itV i UBm*r i th or under *1 1 * ,T * JrlPr. of of them, all partie* — *----- - under nil panle* claiming'IntereaU V, Wood, Wi Alva V. ill partiM claiming ■r,n SS Interest* under John E. Durand, deceased, all partie* claiming lateraata under Joha Hallo,’ « 1 ptru** Intereat uader FranhUn Mpore, deceased, all partie# claiming interest* undtr Stephen S. Hopkins, deceased, all parties efalmlogInterests under U.ibe-i Prath •!> Parties claiming Interests under Georgians Joiner or G w * * B. Joiner, all Partin eUlnlag- Intereeta uniter F. N. Fulling, til all oartle# oarGen *«*l—i— claiming inlerW rtw * l■U‘ u -U c tftr W fZ iH p «n rtifmlnk rV X rtV mlB* „ ,,» ,*f9M6 under latte Iseac If. H. Trtbue, Trabue. all oil parties ctglm- Hint, log Intereata Intereats under J.^llanry J. „ lag *»n, all ell partita partie* rlalmlng rlalmlo len, Interests under Chao. P. Will, all person* claiming Interests under Kate P. ...______ ril?,l<ii i R *'1 t? r Inte ieego . — Gottlieb II. IChytor, alt parti#* ., " 'rtalmln* interest* under- Ghirle* M. Hamilton, all partlrt claiming In*er#*t» under A. R. Carrwr' all i * i w vl^ m in e Intereeti under A. 8. 'Ahit*, and all parties rlalm•• ■"* Interests under FranMa E. Kennedy or under Orlando Ken­ nedy, *t nl: ^ y. JWrifg* ri*1™ !"* 8» Interest under t ls Georg# H. liny*. O. P. Johnson, Lilt L. Dmwdy. Uharln E, Tufta, - l^ ia s r s J iT i. .: Teagner, Sarah F. Doraett, Mary Mary A_M -e- uort#it, Staughn. Huvan Hackney. Lariaer R, Norwood, Nathaniel G. Norwood, Rosey E. Norwood Agnr* F. Waher Thnmns U Marsh, Martha Carley. Daniel M. Hackney, J * « * l,n«F. J«hn D, Norwood. M irt-*,. ' . ^ urwo“',’. , ' V,m' S M t„ h , Sarah L. Kelly, Mary S. Hackney: Andrew Johnson Regulation ( Section 2. Cattle I counties In which systematic tick eradication has not been rtlahllthnl may he allowed to pasture over Ih* count) lines into counties in which ays* tematic tick eradication is retabiished pro­ vided that such cattle arr liping dipped reg­ ularly every tourl'-mt dav* In their own county or counties.under the sopervlvt in of a rum missioned tin stock Inspector employed on behall of and uhos* salary shall lie paid by such counties. The Inspector ahatl work under the directions-of the board. Regulation 3 Section I. Cattle origin cling in counlie* in which systematic tick eradication work is established may be shipped into guuntiv* released from x'alc ar-J federal queranllrror intu other counties l# which ihe work < systematic lick eradication is rstahlishe'; provided, such rattle have hern inspected, found tree of fever ticks, and dipped under supervision of the state veterinarian or a regularly commit-ioned live stock inspector of the board. A written permit in-dupllrale • hall hv issiivii for the tnovrm-nt of the rAttle. the original to-be attached In -the wayMfi and syccmpanv the shipment to des­ tination. Railroad pens, lots, chutes. In­ cluding ell rarv and boats used, shall bo cleaned nnd disinfected tinder official super­ vision htlore receiving the rattle (or thlpmefit -or there whaJJ'bpcwvldcnce satisfactory to the live atock inspector that same are free of Infection. Section’ 2. Caftle may It# moved from counties in which systematic tick eradica­ tion -Shirk la twtahlishrd Into eountlra that aie i .I.L um! from elate—and federal quaran­ tine or Into,other counties in whlrh system­ atic tick eradication l» established by way of public highway upon official inspection nnd written {termltsion as outlined in Sec I uf this regulation, if said highway l-als directly intu surii counties; provided, movement is made without i>aieing through ■ county or portion tiitrvi.1 in whlrh sv». Icmstlc tick eradication has not been estab­ lished.” , 41-lie Nalire of Application for Tat Deed Undee Srrllon 8 of Chapter 1888, L s n s uf FlorIds Notice is hereby given that J o h i Brsuer. purehss f of T ax Certificate No . 623. dated the 4th day nf Julr,' A. D. 1991, hav bird laid mrlificatj In my office, and has mad* application for tax Heed to Dvue In aerord■ nce with; law. Hard certificate embraces the foliuwing described property sltuatsd In Seminole county, Horlds, to-wit: Meg. S\V ror of R t f ', ef S W <>( S W Arc 27. T p 21 Range JO. run N 10 chs, S 3.81 ekx, W 8,29 rhr, fl S, 19 chs, 4V 4.71 ehs.ilrsv lleg. 220 ydv E of S W rof of See. run N 140.13 yds. E 103.62 yds, S 140.13 yds, W 103.13 yds). The said land bring assessed at the date ol the Issuance ot such certificate In the name of B. J. Self. Untraa laid certificate shsll he redeemed according iq la w tax deed will Issue thereon on th* 1st Hay of April, A. D. 1919. Nolle# of Application for Tat Deed Under ,* flection 8 of Chapter 1868, Law* of Flor, Ida Notice la hereby given that Georg# E. Malhlru*, purchaser <d Tax Certificate No. 223, dated’ the 3rd day of July. A. D. 1916. hav filed said certificate In my office, and has made application (nr tax deed tn Issue In aeee^danre with law.’ Said certificate emh/ace*' the following described property situated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wit: N !j of K W , of N W 1, nf NEJf Sec. 34, Two. 20 fl. It, 32 Kavt. 8 arr*#. The laid land bring atsersed at the dat* of the luu‘anro nf such certificate in the name of J, N. A J . S. Leonard. Unless said certificate ahalt be redeemed acrvrrflng to law lax derfit will issue thereon on the 18th day of March, Witness my official signature and seal A. D. 19191. Witness my offlrls! llenature and i-sl this the 27th dny ut February. A. D. 1919. ( realr■ ... E. A. D O U G L A S S , f this the 14th day ol February, A. D. t9I9. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla, (seal) E. A, DOUGLASS, J M li CLrk Clrrult Churl SemlnoU Co., Fla^ 4t’-5tr ,Hy V, 3|, Douglass, D. C. In Circuit t’nnrl Seventh Jndlrlsl Cltcull . K*mln#lg County, Florida Nalire of Appllrallsa far Tax Deed Under flerllan 6 o t Cknpler 4888, ' L aw r of Itor, 5V. F. Wilton, Complainant . *». , , Id* .Notice U hereby given that C. M.‘ AHe, Catherine A. Ilrown and purchaser ol T a * Certlfleat* No. 383. dated John E. Brown, Defend*HI-. To thn Defendant, John E. Brown the 6th d ay of July, A. D. 1918, has filed It appearing from the sworn affidavit said rertlfirnt# In my nffire, nnd ha* mad* rein filed lhat your plar# of residence It application lor las deed to Itau* In accord­ me etal* of th# United Statee other than ance with law. Said certificate emhrarea the fallowing described property altueted In the state of Florid*, and that your partic­ Semiticl# county, Florida, to-wit: 5E of ular residence Is unknown tor affiant and S W ) i See. 12. T p c E l S„ R. 31 East. The that tit# said John E. Brorvn la ■ minor aaid land bslr.g assessed fct the dale ol the over th* age of fourteen years nnd has Isauane# of aueb rertlffrat# in Ihe name ot btfp absent from’th* stale more than sixty B..G. Smith, Unless eald rdrtlflcntr shall be day* next preceding this order and lhara redeemed according to law las deed will Uvue Is no person in the slate nf Florida service m fifteen* ' ■■Lnmu- t t'T.UH E .TtllJ1 bind th? I hater ih .n* i M s l f a day wl M nveli, A. I ).1 ■am# John E. Brown. 19! 9. It Is therefor* ordered that you do appear Witness my official signature and veal IhU In this court to th* bill herein filed on th* the Slat day of February, A. t). 1919. 6th day of May, A. D. 1919. Deal) E. A. D O U GLA SS, It It further ordered that thia rrrdar b# Clerk Circuit Court .Seminole Cm, Fla. puMtslo'd one# * week for right canaecutlv* 41-3U By V. M. Douglass, D. 0. week* In th# Sanford Herald, a nawapaper Ia tha t'ennly JndgeD Ceurl, Sentinel# published In said Seminole county. Witness my hand and th* teal of th# aaid • nty, Ft arid* .y t c^ll rt UMwIiskaap . Fwkeuasrr In r#t Th* ! ■fl la ll n n 1« o l - ---------■ H H a u i (*#*l) .. E. A. D O U G LA S S , Wbereaa, The'Amerlran Trust Company, Clerk Circuit CourJ Seminole Co., Fla, a rorporution organlled sod existing undar th# law* nf th# etal# of Florida, has applied Kay, Adams A Ragland, • Attys. for Flainifff, to Ibis court for litter* of administration, Jacksonvllle, Fta, appointing.!I aa administrator da bonia non 4 2 » lc with th# will annexed, on th* estate nf Wil­ liam II, Buchanan, deceased, lata of aaid Netir# uf Dr ale age Hearing county of Bemlnol#. - ■ The*# are, therefore. T o elt# and admonish T o th# #wn*ra and *11 persons Interested all ar d singular th# kindred and creditors of In-IL* lands, corporal* and other property raid''deceased to b# and appear before thia In and ndiacent to the Upper St. John* court on or before th# 24th day of Mareh, Drainage District: A, D. 1919, and file objection*, if any they You and each ol you ar* hereby notified hav* to the granting of aurh letters ot admlm that Frank L ' Bill*. Amm A. llarlow and Istratloh on aaid estate, otherwise tbs sam# Sidney O. Chax*, members of and consti­ tuting th* Board of Supervisors of the Company or t# isms other fit prrson or Upper St. John* Drainage District. Have persona. filed In th# office of th# Clerk of the Circuit Witness my name as rounty Judge nf the Court of th# rounty, of llrevard, state ol jrountr aforesaid this the I5th day of Febru­ Floridn, a petition prnjlng th* u l d rourl ary, A. D. 1919. for permission; (seal) E. F. H O U S H O L D E R , ■tnU-Tfl change or amend th* Flan of 4l-6tg ■ e County Judge. Reclamation of the Upper BL John* Drainage District. NOTICE . I k ) To axtertd tha boundary lines of th# U hereby . , ilvrn that an npplleatlon wlll b#‘ UPJtej SL Johns Dralntt# District so as tn mad# to the next session ol th* Florida include the fptloartng dneribed lands fn said Legislature to faav# that body enact a law ■taD ol Florida, trwwlu eatabliahinc a ’ eounty court for SemlnoD , I . Orer.rd C.u nl, county, Florid*. Dated February 27th, IfilS. . AH ol 8actions 7, 8. 9, 10, IS, 16, 17. 18. E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. 15' I W *,'« ,S.! W**‘ h<^ ot Bcetlon Jit 42-10te ffi. Sectfon f i - AU of Eecllona 27, 21. 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33; In Township 2F 8 'w * i v-' In Ihe.Cauaty Judge'e C#urt, la and for the . U-oanlr #f flemlaole. State ef Florida x w1 1 r°u •• 9 « « d l0i W » t III 7,: ,E *U U ^ Cltalloii ' *? l , t Wrat hatf of Section 14: W, C. Bray,' Deceased All of Section* 13, 31, 22. *3 . 24. 26. , bltrah Jtray. .Ihe duly appointed and quail3SI All Eas t o l the admit.iitratrlg of th# estate of W, c , -7-V’ J7L ^ , 'I|3|, ' 34 v* S ,v?f ,°!1 1 - !?• D , 29 Tlray, dereased, bavin# filed ker paliliuq p*l!Uuq In In '1if-K nnj J3; Township 22 8, Hang# #4 J lc) Tl) aj)pnlnt Inrve cammisviuners at Lynn, Gottlieb If. Keyler, Charles M. Hamprovided for under the provisions of Sec- lltoh, Frances E. Kennedy, Orlando K«nliniift 11 ittd 39 of Chapter 0458, Laws of nedr. '— *" nr — under ..--a— A. * It. ■* Carver _______ or tin ier A. H. Florida, lo appraise the land that shall be White, or under sny ot thsm or " thsrwite taken for rights of way 1" — ba»Jn», ’ ■ - *following *' ay, *holding or *-** la Ihe lands: Other works, nr si.csv the tt,, benefits ,.T....... and damages to any or all lands, public highways. highways, NW 'tf Sec 10. Tp 20 rallrovil sod other properly vslj : *L 29, j already in said divlrirl or tltsl may b be annei.-d to Slid dlsReg. IS eh*. E o l N W enf of N E If of trlct. by the prop.,veil amendments an.l , SW ,‘« of See 13, run H 20 ehs, E 6.5 chs, N changes to said modified 1'lsn of Reel*- 20 ehf, W 6.5 rhv tn beg, flee 12 Tp ’’ 0 H 29 m*tiooL or by the proposed change iq ' "the HE't of S\V !f , Sec If,. Tp 20, R 29, ^ bqundstfcs ol said tltsl net, (dt To grant such other and further relief T j f 10 11*29 Ul S E ' ( n| N W ! * of S* e S 8 t in the premise* as may be In conformity F.u'of i w ' t j of RE tf, flee 27. Tn 30. IU29. with law and *i equity may require™ E ef N E ' i of NtJM ol iSEff. Sec 31. And unless you show curve to the con­ Tp 20. R 29. ' trary on or before the first rule day of the N W W of- N E W G#e* »S7 ft E t W Hy said Circuit Court of the said county of j* * 8 nut qf SW. cor). Sec 31, T p Brevard, after the, publication of this notire a* required by laV, tire prayer of .ssid prtl.' i | ‘f ! E ? r o f I S * ? N * !/. Sec 33, T p tion may be granted. • Date of first publication, 28th day of ’ {4E}f* of SR If, Sec 32, T p 20, R 2*. February, 1919. Witness my offiriat hand and teal of the t p -o1 iV'-g of KW,f Dt afcw* 8ec 3*’ ■aid t'lrcuit Court at Titusville, Florida, this 21th day of February, 19|9. TpVJ. n i l * # ot NWU uI SL' ^ ' s,e M' J. F. M I T C H E L L , *' R E tf of R E lf. See 31, Tp 20, R £9. Clerk Circuit Court, BrOvird County, W tf of SW f/ of N W J f; fl.i 33. T 1 p 20, 43-3tc State nf Florida. R 29. E t ) el W I4 of S E ) f of N W > f , flee 33. tn rirrult t'enrt, flesenlh JadieJal Clrrult, Tp 29. It 29. N ) j of S J4 ol W W ol W U of SE Jf of flcmlasl* t’ounlr, Florida. In Fhanterr N W ( / , See 13. Tp 20. R J9. . C. L. Illnebaugh, Complainant S 1-8 of W i , of SEJ< of NW’ U of Sec 33 v*. Foreclosure Tp 20, It 29. M. G. Yeanaurie, individually. Citation and M. G, Yeannuria aa Trua047 b 670 ft N ft S In SB »4J It F. s «A W tv by cor te# fur John G, Yeanouria and or of N W J ( of N W W of See 31. A S « f of E5.14 of N E 1? of >4 W l j . See 35. T p 20, R 29. Tom G. Yeanouris, Defendant. SEJf W JHf See Sec 38, KB If of K NW is, Tn Tp 20, i f 29. To M, G, Yeanouris, address -United „ .Reg. 10 rod* W of N E cor of SEVf of State*. SKI* of See. 9, run 8 40 rod*, W 30 rods, N It Is hereby ordered that ydu appear to {O^rrvds, E 30 rod* to beg, Sec 9 , T p 20, the Bill of Cumplslnt herein filed against you In th# abov# entitled cause, on Ihe 7th day • N W J f nl N r . l f of B WJf. Sec 16. T o 20. * of April, 1919, and th* Sanford Herald is R ■30. hereby designated a* the newspaper In whlrh N K of N E W of N E J f of H W t f See t « . (hit notice (ball he published once a week Tn 20. It 30. A for eight eutisrcullve week*. S U ' f of SB If, See 10. Tp 20. R 30. W ly nf S W I f , Sec. 19. Tp 20. R. 80. * Witness my hand and official seat this th# 2uth day of January, 1919, E ' j of N t V 'i , See 20..Tp 20, It 30.. Nf.tjj of S W q (lees 2 acre* In N E corner (seal) K. A. D O U GLA SS, 70 yde E and W hy 140 yd* N and S, 8#e 6, „ , . Ul#rk Circuit Court. Tp 21, R 80. Gainea.A'Futeh, Solicitors, S E ' f of 8W Jf, Sac 30, Tp 2V, H 30. Leesburg, Fla. 37-Vtc i You *r# hereby ordered lo appear to th* bill of complaint herein filtd on the Tth day of April, A. I). 1919. In Circuit Caart, Seventh Circuit, S*niln#4# It la further ordered‘ that thl* nolle# b* Can nty, Florida published one* each week lor twelve consec­ Overstreet Turpentine Company utive weeks In th# Sanfnnl Herald, a Bear*, paper published In aaid Samlnol* county. va. tVitn##* my hand and th* sell ot th# eald Georg# W. , Hamlin, all parli#s Circuit Court thl* 8th. day bf January, claiming InieraaD under If. W’lnA. D. 1019. s beld Hays, all partie* claiming In(setll E. A. DO U GLA S S. teraet* under Gaorge' B. Hay*, all ttllee , claiming Interest* under • Circuit Clerk, Seminal# County, Florida. . F. Johnson, alt partie* rlalmlng Maaaey A Warlow, Intereata under Ell*- L. Drawdy, Sols, tor Complt. nil partie* claiming Interest* under J.VUIO . . \-/n S M E T ,u . „ q ia a — • ■ ■■=, t,ySa ---- ' ---------Lv l M l B rands as e v e r w ill g iv e you best results Complete Formulas, any analysis, jirof)6rtIone(l to prevent waste ■ T -. P ro m p t Shipm ent WILSON &Manufteturfira TOOMERIdetlFERTILIZER CO. Fertllkern r> >»- JACKSONVILLE, ’* i' “ FLORIDA * ARE YOU INSURED? 1F NOT, SEE W. j . THIGPEN & COMPANY AG E N TS • --***:,I= O F f I C V FB O F L E S B A N K RttJLDING Ssnfords .j . ■ - F lo H i '' . il. kvLV 1 1 0 htr Co., I, L» F i lk # C«, t JLoiidlff* back. m . -1 1•’ »= - ’1 �MARCH 14^1919 T H E SANFORD HERALD THINGS THAT -3 SVGR HAPPfi-ti D/ g e .-'e evkN cs r W ELL BOSS O N A C C O U N T OF T H IS B E IN G -S U C H akc t h e ir w it h o u t > v a c a tio n s w w if n*5 AGREEABLE TO y 'ok> J ssgasancffnf; » E L f A P P * i N I B0 COPlMlTTee OF ONE W ar Council on Retirement An nounces Cash and Supplies Contributed. WORKERS WILL “CARRY ON Five Dig Societies In World Wide Plan. H. P. Oavlson Head* International American Rad Cross Commission. Dr. Livingston Fsrrsnd Permanent Leader of Peace Orgsnlxrtlon. Washington.— (Special.)—Henry P. Davison as chairman Issues the follow­ ing statement on behalf of (be War Council of the American Ited Cross: "“T o the American People: "The War Couiijfll of the American Bed Cross appointed by President Wil­ son on May 10, IDI 7, to carry on the work of tfie American lied Cress dur­ ing tho war, at tlielr request nnd hy voto-of the Central Committee, ceased at midnight, February ‘23. "Immediately the armistice was signed. the War Council Instituted studies to doteiinlnn when tho strict­ ly war work of tho organization would have been sullh lently matured to en­ able the direction of affairs to he re­ sumed by the permanent etuff. Henry P. Davison, being In Paris when the armistice wa* signed,, summoned a conference there of the heads of nil the lied Cross Commissions In Europe to canvass the situation. After con­ sidering all the factors It was con­ cluded to make the transition on March 1. The very fortunate cholcs of Dr. IJvtngston Farrnnd as the now chairman of tho Central Committee, and thereby the tiermanant chief ex­ ecutive of rite lied Cross, mokes poasl- *Tlie Use of Flavorings Deter­ mines Difference In Brands The Encyclopaedia Britannlca says about tho manufacture of smoking to­ bacco; " — on the Continent and in America, certain ‘sauces' are employed .the use of thu ‘sauces* is to improve tba flavour and burn in g qualities of tho leaves." Which indicates that n&.T.okcr’s cnjoyitiert depends fin much upon the ru 'ciic? uwa as upon- the .tobacco. Iflraf fjrtrfnry. TryTbQ timpre test v it h scv e i l t^i.urro brand?: pour some tol..: _> in.a hour palm, mo brirkly, rnd t f *i\u will r oUc” n distinct r i f t e m U . o fragrance of every hnind. f t {,'!» m thnt rmtiis best to yoa wi'J ttro’iP Li t in your pipe, you can rest rv-^fw. Careful*/ off d, old Burl-’*/ tobacco, P.Hs . n Rut® chriectate, gives i’UXEJX) Tobacco a pure'fragrance your row can quickly dutinguisb from «rty other tobacco. Try it cud ace. 5/ CHILL . - TONIC rmrtnft ttiimummntinn or uhb plan un der tho most fiivornhle conditions. Accounts Audited by War"Dep»rtmirtr. "Derailed reports to Congress and n complete audit « f Its accounts by the War Department will constltutu the dual record of Red Cross activity dur­ ing the war. Although It has been Die rule to mnku public all expendi­ tures when authorized and to gtvo de­ tailed Infonuntloil relative to nil work underlnksn, the War Council In turn­ ing over Its responsibilities to Dr, Fnrrund mid'his iisstH’lutes desire to give n brief resume of Ited Cross war time activities to the American people, t<> whopi the Ited Cross belong, nnd whose generous contributions hove nmdu pos­ sible nil thnt bus been accomplished. "During tbo pnst nearly twenty-one months the Amrrlciin people have given Pi rush and supplies to the Amer:. n:i Ited Cross more than $400,ub.iihHi No vnlue can bo placed upon tin* einitrlbutlons of service which have been given without stint and of­ ten 11nn-t. at great sacrifice by nilllloiis of our p eop le. .......... . of the Ainerlrnn Hod Cress In this war has constituted by for the largest voluntary gifts of money, of bund and henrt, ever con­ tributed purely for the relief of huniHli suffering. Through the Ited Cross the heart nnd spirit of the whole American people have l*een mobilized to take onre of our mm, to relieve the misery Incident to the war, and also to reveal to the world the supreme Idenls of nur nnllotinl life. "Everyone who Inis hnd any port In this war effort of il^> Red Cross Is en­ titled to (-oir.-rnttihiie himself No tlijinks fnpn niiyone coiilil be eipml In value to the M-lf satlsfactlnu every­ one shoulil feel for the part taken. Cully 3,000,000 American women have exerted themselves In lied Cross serv- oron fllflflcfl » y nig’ government Info irada ■acsapianrna.-lariffc-e<MilBltr'ltB--» smnimumPie, each officially asslgued- voices, documents, Insurance, mat) or­ to a designated French relief organi­ der .trade and other lines of Interna­ zation. tional work hitherto left mostly. to "The American Ited Cross work hi men. These classes are de^l^netl to France was Initiated by n commission meet after-war needs. of eighteen men who. landed on French South' America Is receiving particu­ shores June l3, 1017, Blnce then lar attention as the Y..„W. 0. A. Is In­ some 0,000 peraons have been upon the formed of new Jobs that are opening rolla In France, of whom* 7,000 were In the southern countries. Many girls actively engaged when the armistice In New York who combine a desire to was signed. An Indication of the pres­ see the world with n craving for finan­ ent scnle of the work will be obtained cial Independence are registering with from the fact thnt the sendees of 0,000 the expectation of going there to get persons are still required. positions when their courses In train­ •^Vduj^Amerlesn Expeditionary Force ing nre'completed. hnrlng largely evacuated England, the activities of the Ited Cross Commis­ MAJ. SID N E Y C. GRAVES sion there nre naturally upon a dimin­ ishing scnle period. Active operations are still In progress In Archangel and Siberia. “The work In Italy has been almost entirely on behalf of the civilian pop-, ulstlon of thnt country. In the critical hours of Italy’s struggle the American people, through their Red Cross, sent a practical message of sympathy ami relief, for which the government and people of Italy have never ceased tq express their gratitude. 8«ppN«s and Personnel to Near East "The occasion for such concentra­ tion of effort In Italy, England, nelglum and even In France having natur­ ally and nocronlly diminished, It has been posslblo to divert 'supplies and personnel In large measure to the aid of those people In the Near East who have hitherto been Inaccessible to out­ side assistance, but whose sufferings have been upon an appalling seal*' The needs of these peoples are so vast that government nlone can meat them,’ hut the American Rod Cross Is making an effort to relieve Immediately the* more acute distress. • I "An cxtenatre( gitrap"'uf-Americarr ~j workeni lias been dlrpntchefC ttnTtTry vitally needed supplies, nnd to work this winter In tbo various Balkan coun­ tries, In order to 6o-ordlnato their ac­ tivities, a Balkan commission has been established, with headquarters nt MaJ. Sidney C. Graves, West Point, 1910, who hae been decorated for bravery In France, le to go with hie father, MaJ. Oen. William 9. Grave*, commander of tho American forces In Siberia. +++++++++ >+ ++++++++ DEMOCRACY V8. AUTOCRACY* + “ There Is no roynl road to + fond conservation. Wo can only + accomplish this by the voluntary + actlon of our whole people, each + element In proportion to Its + needs. It Is a matter of equality + of burden." ’+ The truth of this statement, + made by the United States Food . + AilmlniHtrntor soon aftep wo en- + tered the war, has been borne + out by tho history of our cz- + ports. Autocratic food control + In the lands of our enemies tins + broken down, while democratic + food nbarlng has maintained tho + liralth and strength of thtscouu- + try nnd of tho Allies. + llt*f Commission, which whs the only agency nble to curry relief In tbo In­ terior of Turkish dominions. Red Cross Will Continue. "Bed Cross effort Is thus far flung. It will continue to ha so. Ilut the movement represented by this work has likewise assumed an Intimate place In the dally life of our people nt home. The army of workers which has been recruited nnd trained during the war must not be demobilized. All our ex­ perience In-the war shown clearly that there Is an unlimited field for service of the kind which can be performed with peculiar effectiveness by the lied Cross.. What Its future tasks may he + + + + + + + + + + + + + + *►v + + + It Is yot Impossible to forecast Wo lenn army In tho field the Hod Cross will have a special function to perform. “ Nothing could bo of greater Importonce to (ho American Ited Cross than the plans Just set In motion by the five great Ited Cross societies of tho world to develop a program of extended ac­ tivities In Die Interest of humanity. Tbo conception involves not nlone ef­ forts to relloTe tinman suffering, but to prevent It; not nlono a ifovement by tbu people of an Individual nntlon, but nn attempt to arouse all people to a sense of tlielr responsibility for the welfare of their fellow beings through­ out the world. It U n program both Ideal and practical. , Ideal In that Its supreme aim Is nothing less than ver­ itable "Peace on earth good will tq men," nnd practical In thnt It seeks to .take means nnd measures which are actually avullnblo nnd make them ef­ fective In meeting .without delny the crisis which Is dally recurrent In the lives of nil peoples. "For accomplishing Its mission In tho years of peace which must Ho npend of us tho lied Cross will require tho ablest posslblo leadership, and must enjoy the continued support, sym­ pathy, and participation InMts work o f tho whole American people. It Is particularly fortunate that such a man i-u—— bsi n "been selected ns tho permanent head of the organization. The unritlnted fashion’’In .which all our pcnpla gave TJTThen)selves throughout the war Is the best assurance that our Ited Crass will contlnne'to receive Hint co-opera­ tion which wilt make Its wurk a source of pride and Inspiration to every Amer­ ican." Sir. Davison, as chairman of the In­ ternational Commission of the Ameri­ can lied Cross, has undertaken to rep-' resent the American .lied Cross In tho preparation of the program for extend­ ed ited Cross activities, nnd will spend the next several months In Europe in consuttntlpn with other lied Crass soci­ eties for that purpose. T H E WAH COUNCIL OF THE AMER­ ICAN IIF.D CItOHS. Henry P. Davison, Chairman. WOMEN BEGIN Y. W. C. A. FOREIGN TRADE CO URSES TV*PrpemLUsUtoedydin^6»fybm CUIL1Y AMO FEVCB.IUUIHA COlOr, OBtPPE.INFlUENZA 25JS0ct;.NoGrc*Hofey flii* inJickronville.na.by Courses In New York’ City Prepare OIris for South AmarU . can Jobs. Sensing a eudden call le Jobs finr American women in Bonth America, the New Tork City Y. W. G A. has opened Foreign Trade courses, includ­ ing classes Id shipping* filing orders. H ILL LUMBER B U ILD E R S S U P P L IE S LUM BER, - "T-if-i-'--V - LATHS, 'w * - SHINGLES SEWER PIPE and D R A IN TILE WE TAKE LIBERTY HONOR AT PAR KEYSTONE TIKES t Guaranteed on dBasis of 3500 Miles We have secured the agency for the K E Y S T O N E T I R E and In order to Introduce this tire, we will sell them at prices stated below, saving you about one-third on a standard brartdSfully guaranteed tire. B B H jM ig N |£| Keystone Tires arc Made Only In Non-S|cid Stylcj$^£i|jjj| 30x3.. - . - n r r . n r ... $12.75 ___$28.20 30x3J$......................... 16.75 34x4 H ...... .. ....... 37.50 32x3 )<j.... - ________ 19-30 35x4 14...... ................ .. 39.20 31x4......................../.I.. 26,70 86x4 H ----------— ----- 39.80 32x4 J..‘, ______26.25 • 35x5.... ....................... 44.8b 33x4.......................... ... 27.60 > 37x5..... ....... ,............. 47.10 E l Keystone Tires are guaranteed against defects in material anil workmanship. They are guaranteed to be first quality tires and to give you the service you can reasonably expect from any standard tire when properly used. Should, any Keystone Tire prove defective, wo will make an adjustment based on 3500 miles service. Terms Cash or C. O. D. all prices P. O. If. Jacksonville All Tires shipped day order received it lilt; DEPARTMENT} 1305-1313 W . A d a m s StreQt Jacksonville Reference Barnett National ^Ban!:. Write us bags you wish to sell nr hu CAP°"FRINGE SHAPE *W7X** *™r*cocoa am>sun. >01C TICHTHAIR WAYtRSIO«APAfMCE “H010 •TICHT"Vfll WITH UA5TIC 104 EACH Real Battery Servite «- W e take care of your re-charging an< pairing. Carefully supervised rep Scientific re-charging. -Fret* inspecl Free distilled'water. Only standard service in Sanford. W e have conipe mechanics to overhaul your car— giv a trial. t srtL - miMAUlV.Brefr SANFORD C F L O R ID A �MARCH 14, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE ELEVEN invited to intendent, delegates. or election send its DMtof. 'tuper-, For Sale—Gentle family cqw, 'juat and at feast three othen fresh, with fine heifer calf, also a few Nd formal appointment good 50 lb. Duroc pi|fs. Mrs. L. A. is necessary. Just go. Renaud, Sanford Heights. 43-2tp Catholic Church Cor Oak and 8th street. Sunday, the second Sunday in Lent: Low mass at 10:15 a. m. Special singing by the choir. Classes for religious knowledge at 11 a. m. Sermon adapted from the Gospel and Epistle. * Benediction at 7:30 p. m. ror yulcK bale—Five. acres tiled land, 300 yards from loading station. Two wells, no buildings. Close in. $2,750, Address Owner, P. O. Box Wo. 417. 43-3t For Sale—Seven passenger car 705 Oak avenue. In good condition. 42-3tp For Sale—At Lake Mary station, 7s*' acres land, one six-and seven Monday—St. Patrick’s nightT^ffiO- room home, kitchen, dining room Social party at pastor’s residence. and out houses. . Few bearing fruit Fivejiundred and other games. Re­ trees. Muck land. *Cash or tern^s. Mrs. Martin freshments served gratis. Admission 25c. Everybody welcome. • For Sale— Day old chicks, Barred Rummngo sale very soon. Bun­ Rock and Wyandotte. $15.00 per dles of old ,cluthes are rcifuestod to 100 and up. Orders taken now', be gathered. R, H. Muirhead, Rt. 1, Sanford. ,41*3tp . Notice Music Department . There will be a business meeti ng FOR R E N T o f the Music Department of the For Rent— Gentleman wanted to Woman’s Club ut the Club Rooms tent down town room. Get number on’ Tuesday, March 18th nt 3. p. m. at Herald Office. ■ 13-tfc * All members are urged to be pres­ — i ent. Furnished Rooms— By day, week or. month. Every convenience. Over Philips Drug Store, corner Park and » ♦ II■ # Unit street. Mrs. C. -G. Hart; Prop. ♦' !“ ___________ — ____ ■H-" T , For .Rout.-Cottage. J. Musson. * 42-Stp CLASSIFIED— ADVERTISING ♦ \ ♦ H ♦' ■♦’ To R e n t—House, comer Cypress and Third Streets. Apply to J, E. Pace • 33-tf l| ♦ - . LOST All Local Advertisem ent Under ---------------------------- -—-—:— s-----T h isHeading T H R E E C E N TS a Lost— Federal. Non-Skid, 33x4 1j Line For Each Insertion. Minimum tire, tube and rim between New Charge 25 Cents. Smyrna and Lake Helen. Reward. In answering an advertisement , where no name is mentioned in the id, please do not nsk The lloruld ; Ior information as to the identity of the advertiser.. Usually We do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply writo a letter and address it as per in­ structions in the ad. Fi nder notify J. Sim r na. K. Rowley, New 44-2tc I hi*1 Brow n anti gre. •rt all wool Hv\cat r r. roll coJl.tr. on (Irlanflo road or in lb,* city . Ret urn to 1! erald Office and rect ivt» rt*\van!, 43-2tp Lost Sat urday nit;ht oni 8j, w rur»E suitcase. Ilafre suitcase marked Cl ’ arlnttr Pagels Owner can have unite by returning mim*. ReThis Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers tern to GOG Ms ignolia uV*>nue, I1'hone and Sailors Who Seek Positions. if,8, yLinford. 13-1ftp W ANTED FOUND \\ anlfd Position as clerk" or ofFound Some brooms on Sanford" lit t* wurk UaII Lincoln House. Orlando road. Owner jtmy have 1l-2tp 01 I : S T I O N W i l l , is t l ' i ? same by paying for this ad. Mrs. Wanted Am shipping two autos J. H. Wynn, R. A., llox 207. 43-2tc A.NsW KU This is the i»nv the American M arines “ cavcd-in” in “ Tho; Common Cause” at tele Star 'l heatre Monday from Jacksonville to Chicago about -matinee and night. . April 1st. llavJ? room (or one more (.’an save you money. Rate $1.80 JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA l»er 100. Herald office or A. PadIv be disappointed if they are taken range from merely troublesome nuftthe Irish coast Sunday, and in lOO lloitnifli, 50 Hatha Fla. 44-3tp We were all so ances to dangerous pefrts. Strange dock. Mt. Dora. Liverpool and London perhaps next away from them. H I inoH ffn Ifn $ f9 f»-— m rn l *, -rirt •ti*r» telephone t e r v l r r . H a ir * week. I cannot begin to U*H you glad 'to see the day romp that WO to say, most of the worst weed pests, Wanted—Plain sewing nnd chil­ * lihaul l»alh. I I anti up; ftllh bath. I I . S 4 prr about my various adventures nnd could wear them and will be dis­ like insect and plant’ diseases.'in the dren’s clothes. prmun. \ \ \ N, J O N E S . M f r . 112 Palmetto ave­ will not attempt It until I git back appointed if we bare to take them United States have come from Eu­ nue. upstairs. g ?1 ■■ * ' ■ J3-2tp l m V,«\v York. This afternoon they off before we return to the States. rope nod Asia. Among weeds it is have a big athletic contest on board __ _ Kodak Finishing—21 hour service. We have _gone days at the time sufficient to mention Canadian Letter From Hob Holly and I will-take part in it. Tonight with very littlr to eat bemuse it was I thistle, Russian thistle, field bind R. C Shcfer, 113 Elm Avr , San­ Or t .-;ir,f Jl M s. ’.’ Adriatic." they have a dance with one of my a hard mutter to get provisions to us weed, Johnson grass, muck grass. ford. Fla l.'l-fitp --- ------------ - . - ------ t , > nearing England phonographs for the music To-j on the front ai.d bad very little water fovt.nl, cheat, buck lioriu^most of I lie Antiques bought und sold. Write Feb 16, I fli p morrow (Sunday i the __ Chaplain ____ .... and_ , to drm^. much V»s wash. But ,wi w ilil mustards, (lie cockles, mullein, u* what you have. A. D. Van Dyke, I ■nr Mai I' will give a service of some kind. Jhave done all these things with n burdock, pigweed, lamb's quarter* Orange City. .* 43-4tp and wild carrots. Those and scores Writing y r u a few lines toffiiy^lfct I am with an army unit, consist­ smile because we i new It w;ns our mail on boat before it lands, t/frn ing of a captain, chaplain , surgeon duty- and we feel as .‘ hough we de­ of other weeds have come into .the Wanted—T o rent permanently, an United States fn seed shipments or 8 room house in good wih be so busy in Tdvcrpool Monday and sergennt. location. I am under govern­ serve all the pay we get and that it in ballast, and have made their way I). R. Swing. that 1 will not have time.-. 42-tf ment-orders, having the same orders will be wrong to take our service The boys in the States steadily inland. Ibm- bad a wonderful trip and that they have. Sergeant Mackt stripes. FOB S A LE Between weeds and insert peats although lirst 3 days out of New who was the hoy that carried his have had the chance to wear them for foreign service and I do not see and plant diseases, not to speak of ^ ork « i n* stormy I was not sick eolnnel out of the Argonne fores For Sale Olive r typewriter, $26. and never lost a meal nt table nnd when the "Lts. Battalion" was sur­ why they should be opposed to u» |marketing problems, after he gels Herald office. 44-tI rounded if* with'me. He is now on wearing them <>rvfeel that we do not his crops, the farmer has lus trouble o’*') :i!! i-'insider me a fine sailor. d* serve .them. > i and is entitled to consideration in For Sale Five passenger Buiek In. «euther is line now und while the transport service while he is re­ We hiked 170 miles in eleven days bis struggles to supply* the world Perfect con dition. cnr. II. k a. covering from five wounds. He was *'■ am nearing the Irish coast it iif f with foodstuffs. With the menace with a pack on our backs, and if (inragi Jl -121e decorated for bravey and is a dandy not .o mid us vou would imagine it boy, being an orderly now for tIn­ any one wants to know what a pack of new pests and the injury indicted Box cutting*, nnd shavings for 1 cannot begin to tell you about arm v doctor on board. His father is is, why it is our clothes and /up- by the established ones, great en­ sate. the trip nvi : . kU.Jed to v : te y u Fifty cents a load (it shop. deavor wilt be necessary in the near plies and ’’it weighs about seventy one (of th e . hig> men of the Penn­ Sanford Novelty Works. each tlay but gave up us it would 44-ttc sylvania. Ry. and they have plenty pounds and it separates the men fuluie to overcome -them, or else ((■quire a bundle to carry it by mail. o f money. Yet he is just n plain from the boys and yet after all this there will be distress or .f~ nine. For Rale— 1917 Buiek, $000. ‘V .v typewriter is irx the hold nnd" sergeant in the army and one of the anti hundreds of other experiences Birds in the past bad much to tlo Wight Tire Co. 4 l-2tr we are not entitled to any extra with keeping- down insect' pests und ’ . I a I mt get it -until we land at hcr.oes. For Sale — Nice Jersey cow, tvjth in eating weed seeds, but birds have Hfisi so cannot write you U lung My next letter will lie from Liver­ pay or even a service stripe for for­ ruthlessly been slaughtered and nur third calf. Clontlo nnd O. K. in Healthful thirst-quenching— * letter but wili try again when we pool. Good-bye nnd God bless you eign service. , ream Liverpool. This is one of the nnd the children. Wjp boys are anxious to get home many’ kinds,.have become extinct. i*vfry way. AHh' about lu•r at tlie Orange-Crush has won ad­ 13-2 tp ships afloat and has now over and enjoy the pleasures of life again This lias unbalanced the natural or­ Eire Department. Lovingly. mirers *mong young and old. der and bodes ill to farming inter­ Uoti people on board anil coming but we are wailing patiently for the It. J. If. For Sale—Bay -mare, gentle, good Order an ice-cold bottle^ ests unless extreme preventative back will have more than Utcrc.-nre time to como. worker and a beauty. A ruaL value. measures are not put into force. Oihnge-Crush is nlit^»^Lia. ie Sanford. Evrry morning at 6 With best wishes to all Hanford I.etter From Clifford Proctor We know. what thts' boll weevil has Will consider good hog* in trade. ortortc a srcnjtrrf calls rm\—l-t*kc a Use” wherever soft, Seminole nmrrty friends and telL Prints, Fra nee, Feb. Iff, 1910. dnitn Jii" t liti.u**U«,i>- [► Ur,»l-wnd~<?f tb’tr v until li.itlr in -a ■“ JwirtHtf ul" drinks are sold. Our modern th n n l ‘ "h inm-’ trr " W « tl'llIH t n 'l lie" Spring's. T. 0. address R. D /A, degradations of other Insects, some bath room and then go back to b ea r Mr. Moby: ---Land of Suqshino and Flowers in , Sanford. , 4V2tp bottling machinery assures I wish to- express my /opinion kinds of which multiply in aston­ *-bep and get up at 8 for breakfast. few months. through the column^ of your paper absolutely the p u r i t y of ishing numbers in u single seasonT I am feeling fine and except for For Sale — Touring launch. 1st Claks Pvt. .Clifford F. Proctor Blinking of you and the dear chil­ as to the six months o: tra pay for Orange-Crush.. Length 2G ft, beam 7 ft. Peerless H. Co. 321st Inf.: A. P. O. Nl. 791 the soldiera and the way we boys S. S. ( ’(invention — Orlando dren would be nil right. engine 16-20 H. P. One covered Ily the Bottle, Less by the Case U. S. Army, A. xl. F. France. feel about the service stripe in for­ A strong und attractive program lighter 16x50. Easily converted We gave the captain of the ship u eign service. has bepn* prepared for the unnunl into house b6nt.‘ alt In good condi­ Announcement moving picture show last night ] ubI When" I came into the service, Mr. and Mrs. *L, Vihlen announce convention of the Florida Sunday tion. Enquire J. K. Vaughn, P. O.1 1° let him see how it would’ work as *43-tf be was afraid It would act the ship why I .was making more in a week the engagement of their daughter, School Association which will be bold Box 1G, Sanford. ,in fire. He enjoyed it very much. than I make in the army in a month Signs Elizabeth to Kenneth Wise in OrlanjJo, April 2, 3, 4, 1919, ac­ The marriage will take cording to General Secretary J. O. It is a wonderful vessel and I am in and I am sure none of us are in the Robbins* Webb of Jacksonville. Among the *t * to get.it, only I had an awful service for the money but because place in April. topics on the program are: U-”ne with my goods as they were all we feel it is our duty for our counIo ru* in the hold. But after the " V-I-C-T-O-R-V* The Menace of Weeds \Ve soldiers of the A. E. F. have first trip all thinga will adjust them Religious Education 'and the Weeds take great quantities of •fives, Jpst think of my being on- slept in cow barns and stables nnd moisture and fertility away from Church School W e h:ive them and will be glad to demonstrate this have seen the nights that we would cultivated crops unless they are kept Sunday School Essentials popular car to you at any time. have been ghul to have hud a row In subjection. America’s . Paladinm Weeds are usually ham to sleep in for 1 have slept on much hardier than cultivated plants. The Art of Teaching IF ITS * the battlefields at night and woke That is why weeds should be kept Making Democracy Safe for the Wc also hnve your size up in the morning with anow on our out of the fields nnd gardens other­ World ; lo o s e l e a f b o o k s In United Stales. Hood blankets-and I am sure the soldiers wise they smother and overgrow nnd In Goodyear Tires Training for Service, of any description of the A. E. F. will deserve nil the their more tender irid useful neigh­ Essentials of Leadership ask us T pay they get. The Superintendent's Program bors, says the State Marketing Bu­ We have done all these things reau.How to Make the Sunday School with a smile because we felt that it It is estimated that there are some Go was our jiuty. I have talked With 800‘ kinds of weeds in the United Bigger and Better Bible Classes Office Supply Dept. several hundred boya of the A. E; F.. States to give trouble to fanners and The Four-fold Life R e e l's Sanford. Florida in-regard to our service stjl, e for gardeners. Fully 400 may be called The tinfolding Life^of the Child. - T fiH I foreign service and they will certain- common y t j j f e and about 900 Every Sunday ■chool In Florid**** ^ v \\ DUVAL HOTEL LETTERS FROM THE BOYS OVER THERE Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling BUICK CARS B & O MOTOR COMPANY Expert Mechanics at Your Service Always j z � 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, 1919 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, March 14, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 14, 1919. 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 14, 1919; <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/cbde33a7f841c8f9c790d83ba77cf625.pdf ccbb38a5267fb04df2a9e51b9bee2d20 PDF Text Text T W »* - \ e .r Q ' , ’ • ’ , e ....... * . . -»• - ' . \ 9 : *'■*'* ** *• >*B m THE SANFO RD H ER A LD T \T T U D U D An rn 0 0 m n n t it a t it rv » n n n n A rn n n m 1fD P T ?m A n r P - O D P T I f W I IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N BIG FIGHT ON FOR MINORITY LEADERSHIP this back to the piano Mr. Bates’ Mis position as assistant cashier of the Seminole C ounty Dank of this M I LF LF T1 I1 N1 1GU lNl LF vWf FI O1 / R O ° cntcrain bucccmm city, -a p ost he has held since the 1F II R I l lSJ TI H I l lM V I l / I F ' T h e audience seemedwm to enjoy this last number very much. B a n k ’s organization. He is a very po p u lar young man a n d has a host T h e part in o u r estimation most of frirn d s in and a b o u t Sanford who w orth y of m ention was the produc­ wish him well in th e new enterprise tion by Mr. B a te s of th r te distinct which he is assisting to establish, melodies at once. This is something lie has a fund of financial experience • entirely new. Playing two melodics which will prove a valuable asset to nt once, one in each hand, is difficult the new exmeern. in itself, but M r. Kates not only did e this but whistled still unolher a t the We bespeak for these fine young sam e time. T h e audience had quite ORGANIZED EFFORT TO D E ­ men th e success they so richly de­ PERM ANENT ORGANIZATION MATTER OF CHANGING SANa' c o r r e c t r e p o r t o n c e l . a little am usem ent trying to hear serve and feel sure t h a t th e new en­ FEAT CHAM P CLARK AS D E M ­ FORD GOVERNMENT TO THE WILL BE INSTITUTED AT T H IS ERY ACREAGE AND EEIT.IGth e three pieces a t once. , terprise w ill'b e a valuable addition OCRATIC MINORITY LEADER CO M M ISSIO N MANAGER MEETING AND MANY OTHER KRATION DIFFICULTIES FOR As very short notice was given of to S anford's business district. NEXT SESSION FORM WILL COME BEFORE IMPORTANT MATTERS TAKEN 1918-1919 the minstrels com ing to our town NEXT LEGISLATURE UP m any w e re .n o t present who would . Washington, Mar. 20.— Adminia(By our special correspondent) . . .v Dr. Miller Visits Sanford . have gone, bu t y e t the house was tra tio h friends in tho house, rpopreA movem ent for a city manager •This morning a t 10 o'clock will be Dr. Oliver J. Miller and Mrs. There ha« been much said a b o u t well filled. We hope th a t for the senting all sections of th e country form of governm ent for Sanford was held the first or organization mectthe amount of celery Rrown in the Miller, formerly of Sanford but now iL.'tho. stockholders of th e new la u n c h e d a t a tnrrtintf-in. - t t n - r w « l f b d t i h d r B f ”fTtWe'^WTrtftsFrt Kfarfng have undertaken what promises—Its celery delta oL S i n fnrA-UtwreenaQO of Jacksonville .vK&iw visitors on h o t d com pany which is .m aking h o u s e o n T u e s d u y - c v c n i n j r a t - t h i s anti seeing-M ry-B w lee-that he may be a successful fight, to p re v e n t th e . pf l O D r - i g r n r A f t e r ■careful i r tit if r ic s day at th e home of Dr. Miller’s be able to present his act again in selection of C h am p Clark by the preparations to build* the~new Val­ w e e k . ' it is found there was somewhere be- parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Miller. our town as it is one th a t will inter­ Democratic caucus for m inority lead-, dez Hotel. At this meeting a Hoard —This mifftel has been discussed tic e n 450 and 500 cars of Golden *. Dr. Miller has recently been ap­ cr in the Stytty-sixth pnngress. of Directors will be elected to serve pro and con in Sanford for several est und entertain all. y,i|f Blanching celery planted which pointed as surgeon on the staff of Leaders of the m ovem ent declare for the coming year. years. I f is now proposed to bring will cut in the neighborhood of 1000 the S ta te Board of H ealth, a very a m ajority of the Democratic mem­ T h a n k You •* the m atter to a clirhnx and Btcps The new charter which has re­ cars. Two-thirds or a trifle over of im p o rta n t and responsible position. bership will uphold President Wilson We the Ilaptiat church of Monroe the crop has been cut to date of this He is also chief surgeon for the cently been received will be accepted have been taken to make su ch a by repudiating th e present Speak­ a t this meeting In the regular way. change possible if the people of the desire to thank t h e school board and we?k ending M arch 22. The celery A. C. L. Railroad. ‘ er’s war. course and “ saccaitic an­ * local directors for t h e donation of the This hns been advertised for .som e city so desire. has b e e n ’of a finer quajity th an for T h ey returned to Jacksonville on tagonism to th e Administration. • chairs for. the church. Same was time and ull are no doubt fumiliar Some m onths ugo the board of some years owing to the great S u nday evening, the trip being made I t has been an open Rccrot In Committee. with it by this time. county commissioners and the board highly appreciated. amount 6f rain no doubt. There by auto. * * Washington t h a t Speaker Clark has A nothrr m ntter that will come up of public instruction appointed n will be about 1000 cars of Golden never forgotten nor forgiven those today will be the udoption of a set committee to look into the m a tte r of celery instead of G000 cars, as re­ who' contributed to or benefitted by of by-laws for the new organization. needed legislation for Seminole roun-, ported by the New York Packer a his defeat for the Presidential con­ It is expected that this cannot be ty. While little hns been said about short time ago. vention in 1912. His anim us has consummated at this meeting a« it is this committee, they have been at There is now set in the field about been shown repeatedly by unfriend­ u very im portant m atter and it will work on several matters, among ly acts and references, and b y his 200 acres of green top or spring cel­ no doubt require the time and a t t e n ­ which is th e m a tte r of a change in a ttitu d e on legislation recommended ery which is expected to cut about tion of the new board of directors the Sanford charter. by President Wilson. He refused to too cars. These facts are from those for several days. A special com m ittee is now at vote on the declaration of war. earn­ »I h> are in a position to know, ns work drafting n bill to be presented It is expected that bids will be ed countrywide condem nation by are the following: to the next session of the legislature advertised for for the remodelling his speech asserting there was " p re c ­ \« a great deal of fault finding asking for permission to change the of the building in the very near ious little difference between a con­ has been ‘done as tq the carrying of future, after which time work will be charter of the city to n commissionscript and u convict," nnd is now re­ Sanford products an inquiry has 1manager form. This committee will P R O S AND C O N S OF TH E P R O ­ ported to contem plate n to u r of the been entered into us " I t is evident FAM OUS EVANGELIST O P E N E D started as soon as possible. report tlu-ir conclusions in u very P O S E D LEAGUE OF NATIONS United States in opposition to the that the refrigerator equipm ent now­ FOUR W E E K S ’ S E R IE S OF | few days und the m atter will be IS DISCUSSED BY STATESM EN League of Nations. in use or ut lenst certain series* in Harriett Virginin S rh w arl/ S E R M O N S IN THAT CITY ON handled in the legislature by lion. Representative Jam es H. M ays of numbers are developing had c a rry ­ WEDNESDAY Died at Hendersonville. N. C . on' F. L. Woodruff, representative from Boston, March 2 0 .—The merits of U tah. a member of the reorganiza­ ing qualities. This was thoroughly. th e proposed c o v e n an t of the league this county. Rev. William Sunday, famous Feb. 22nd. 1919. tion executive committee, consisting gone into recently by the Snnford H arriett Virginin Schwartz, the While th e exact form of the char­ of nations were d ebated last night of 15 Democratic representatives Truck Growers. Inc., in their in­ evangelist, made his first public ap­ beloved wife of S. M. Schwartz well ter has fiot been decided upon as yet. by Senator Henry C abot Lodge and from 11 states, has issued a s ta te ­ vestigations and reports have been pearance in T a m p a W ednesday known in lhid com m unity where she the usual form of the comttiission- Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell, president ment appealing to ad m inistration turned in on certain equipm ent. A night when probably 4,000 persons Jins been a regular winter resident mnnager form is a government by of H arvard University, before an supporters to elect a leader In ac­ number of com parative tests have sat under or crowded around the for m any, years, passed away after, three commissioners und a city audience th at followed the speakers cord with President Wilson. T h e re­ levera different edges of a big canopy erected for the been made between several m any yrnrs of suffering. manager who have complete control with intense interest and frequently organization com m ittee haa declared refrigerators and all of til the modern purpose near t h e adm inistration The debaters Mrs. S chw artz was a m em ber of and m anagem ent of the affnirs of the expressed approval. thnt without unified leadership the equipment shows excellent service building of the fair grounds. Elec­ approached the general topic from city. , It Is believed by many th a t the Quaker * church and was pos­ tric lights illumined the space under party Is "doom ed in advance to de­ in comparison with th e much older different angles. S enator Lodge a t ­ feat." car now being used by the growers. the canvas and disclosed hundreds sessed of a- lovely. Christian cha rac­ this form is far .better thnn the tacked the covenant "as agreed upon This is no time to put jealous en­ This feature is causing the growers of benches arranged in front of a ter. She was a descendant of Col. present form of government by a by th e commission of the peace con­ emies or soreheads in charge of the to pay additional freight because of large platform on which w-efe other Marsteller. who wa* on George mayor and council. ference" as a "p o ro u s instrum ent” party leadership,” Mr. Mays insists. D is proposed to refer the m a t t e r the necessity of underloading. The benches and chairs for the choir of Washington's staff and was one of on the interpretation of which the 400. Several refreshment stands | his pull bearers. > Wo want a leader who will not in­ to the voters of the city for rntifienmuninum car for celery being .15b signers themselves would be ut odds wardly rejoice a t the abuse of th e crates per car in compliance with nearby and the odor of sawdust an j T h e following extract* w ritten b y tlon ur rejection if the bill passe* within a twelve m o n th . President. We cannot have an ta g ­ the tariff, but in order to secure shavings was slightly suggestive of n a life-long friend are so a p p ro p riate the legislature and if the people of Sound qs War Preventative onistic leaders. the city do n o t w ant u change of reasonable refrigeration, growers arc circus, os hundreds of persons throng th a t they are given here: Dr. Lowell a d m itte d th a t the “ cov loading only 33G and paying the ed to the place which for th e next " T h e Prerldent Is being b o m b ard ­ “ She was charitable in all the governm ent it will not be forced e n n n t ” needed clarification, b u t ur- ed from the front nnd from am bush. freight difference on 14 crates, it be­ four weeks w i l l be the c e n te r'o f the word implies, nlwnys could pick out uporvthem. ing dem onstrated by loss th a t the Billy Sunday campaign in T a m p n . the good traits of hor fellow beings Many cities und towns in Florida gueil th n t in substance, us n plan (or We must not install and su p p o rt top 14 crates did not refrigerate. It The crowd carne early. Owing to and ever ready to overlook and ex- nn(| other states are ndw operating the prevention of war, it was sound. leaders who will shoot from th e rear. is alleged t h a t the insulation in the the excellent organization of the cuse their fault*, denying herself untler this form nnd it is stated th a t S ym phony hall was filled. Three Wc cannot afford by our votes to F (1. K. cars is not adequate, the Sunday forces, there was no confu­ often time* even the comforts of life it is highly successful in most in­ Ihousund persons bud seats nnd 300 approve sarcastic antagonism to th e hair felt being too thin and old to sion and the major portion of the for t|u* benefit of other*. Half of th e audience was | League Nutions. Our i.'sopn are stance*. A full nnd free discussion stood. perform the service of proper refrig­ audience was seated by the time the made up of members of the legislaheartsick and weary of war. i nd will She bad ubiding faith in the im- will hr carried on by those interested eration." It is to be hoped the choir song the first song, shortly m ortality of the soul and strived t o ; between now and the time for the t u r e f- federal nnd s ta te judicinry, rebuke their serv an ts who go coun­ shipping facilities can be re-adjusted. after 7:30 o’clock. There were no live on the higher planes of life so us election and the argum ents both for governors of New England states; te r to the earnest determ ination of P resident to crystallize tho There has been I GOO refrigerntor vacant seats when Sunday himself to take up th a t condition and pro­ and against will be brought out arm y and navy officers, members of the the H arvard faculty;*.delegates of hopes and desires of the civilised and the overflow stood gress when entering into the Real fully. c a r s of lettuce and celery, beside appeared the C entral Laboh Union and per­ world in to n living co ve nant of many express ship m en ts and consid­ around the edges five or s i x ’deep. It Life." ’ _ sonal guests of th e debaters. T he peace." erable cabbage has gone frpm here. •was an expectant, frankly curious Exceptional E ntertainm ent Interm ent was made nt Horsham oth er hnlf represented the lucky ones Representative J. Y. 'Sandora, for­ crowd tRat watched closely every Rain dam aged the Irish' potato near Philadelphia, near Valley Forge The W o m an ’s Club ha* arranged who b a d been aw arded udmission by mer Governor of Louisiana ia chair­ incident transpiring on th e platform . crop somewhat. For all the recent of Revolutionary historical fame, be­ with the renowned impersonator and chance from 25 tim e s as many up- man of the reorganization executive rains spring crops look well. . Coco Men seemed as numerous as women. side her mother and father. She 'e n te rta in e r. Gilbert Atlee Eldredgu plications. com m ittee. Oh th e commltteo with There were g re a t num bers of elderly Zilla squash, ‘peppers, eggplant, to­ leaves a heart broken and d ev o ted t o come here Friday evening, th e people, particularly in t h e foremost Gov. Calvin Coolige presided, in­ him are William A. Ayrvs, vlce-r matoes, sweet corn, lim a beans, snap hushund to molirn her loss.- * 28th of M arch and will open th e troduced t h e jspeakers and held the chairm an, Jam es V. McClintie, sec­ seats and there was quite a s m a tte r ­ beans, peas, melons, in fact every club house to the public on t h n t watch. Senator Lodge led off, speak­ re tary, Jam es II. Mays, U ta h , Rich­ kind of vegetable t h a t tan. be grown ing of children th ro u g h o u t t h e as­ New Garage evening. -» . Cam p­ ing for an hour. He received a ard S. Whaley, S. C., Guy anywhere can be fou n d in the rich semblage. enterprise! T he Lakeland Telegram says: T h e noisy reception, and was repeatedly bell, Pa., H. L. Goodwin, N . C ., A nother new Sanford Homer. Rodehcavcr. choir leader fields of tho Sanford celery delta. H enry Ti" Rainey*,. III., Chrville D. and general announcer, k ept things j& the. C ity G arage, now open (ur work of M r. Eldredge was td the In te rru p te d with- applause. .. ____ , i l LAi____ __— business in th e b u ild in g formerly y^ y highest rhnrarLi»r am Ltlm rm iala U p o m r ^tiringth e prelim inary portion Svbalur W*dge*Tir opening kis ar- eu iM i. M d , W iineii Gum,' (TWO; VEW RCSINRSS ENTERPRISE ly Bnjoyed by ".lhe“ «ui»IiVmf, and in gum ents said he was not against a 0. TL Kincheloc, Ky., M. M. N e e ■»4- t h e p rogr am:— Ft was mil. Ullttt 3b!IU)kleA~I>j* "VL’e s p e n t *-r ^ l a k e r y . his delineation of tw enty or more league of nations,- b u t was anxious ey. W. Va.. Patrick M cLsne.- Pa., the advent of the evangelist himself The principals in the pew com ­ I t L. P e r k i n s a n d C h a s . I - B ritt characters, Mr. Eldredge was a t his to have the free nations of the world John W. Rainey, HI.. W. W. Hastthat the audience really sat up and pany pre K. Walker Dickson, a Open New Haberdashery . took notice. This was to be expect­ Seminole county boy well known best and all declared it was one of unite to secure peace and bring ngs,* Okla . . John V. Lesher, Pa., 'on April 1st ed, although most of M r.'Sunday's here as a good automobile man and the best e n te rta in m e n ts ever given about "a general disarmament." A. 11. Rouse, K y., Harry L. G andy, A business announcement of spec­ associates are of a calibre and experi­ Chris. L. M atthews, an em ployee of in Lakeland. S. Dakota. D enies Inconsistency Charges ial interest to the people of Sanford ence that would ensure their "hpldMr. Eldredge will appear here one the A. C. L. * Since Speaker Clark haa been He also denied the charge of in­ appears elsewhere in this issue. It ing a crowd" single handed. Al­ - In addition to the garage, the new night only, Friday, Mar. 28th, at the consistency because of speeches in quoted as having said to a group of ■* the announcement of the new though' the singing continued for Woman’s Club house. Do not miss 1915 and 191G favoring "in general" Democrats that "Wilson's League of firm of Perkins A B ritt, which Is to some minutes after Sunday mounted company will handle J h e Scrippsl_his evening of extraordinary enter­ a league of nations. Booth automobile, a very popular Nations has as much chance of open on April 1st at 10G East First the rostrum, the majority of the car in most sections but not so well tainm ent. • adoption as you have of being pope street, hext to McCuller’s. .4 At this time and later, In fact, up eyes were fixed' on the long heralded known here as this com psny has of Rome," the movement to prevent The principals in this new firm are to the very last, he explained^ he "Billy" rather than <he hymn books. nevlr been represented here before. his selection for the house leadership D el,and M instrels ' ’ so well known In Sanford and Sem­ was in constant consultation with Sunday Is a mathine gun orator. hss found many new frlerfthiKri ad­ The business announcement of ,A n e n te r ta in m e n t w orthy of spec­ Col. R oosevelt.inole county that they n e e d tno In­ There Is a sharp staemtto of oral bul­ ministration circlea.( troduction to the people of the com­ lets, spatting Sundayism against the the new concern appears elsewhere ial notice wns t h a t of the DeLand "T w o. weeks before his death," he munity. • crowd, with scarecely any break ex­ in this issue and they invite the Minstrels given a t th e Lyric T h e ­ said, "I w*s with Theodore Roose­ public generally to call at the new atre on T u esd a y evening of this Mr. Perkins owned and operated cept to let laughter or applause die velt for some hours, seeing him for mission of the peace conference and place of business and ijook them week. the Perkins' Haberdashery In San­ • down or 'to permit the evangelist two mornings in succession. The laid before it will tend to secure the ford for several years, prior to which over. The minstrels brought with th em draft now before th e country was peace of the world as it stands, and wrigning his handkerchief In his per­ time he was a popular clerk in the an excellent band which delighted • not then before us. but wc discussed whfether it is just and fair to the spiring hands. And ho did this of­ same line of business. Mr. Perkins Sunday at Congregational Church the people of the cUy by playing on funy the |eBgue 0f nations in all its United States of America." ten because he worked hard. CrouW w a s, successful as a Sanford mer­ ‘.’Jesus at B eth an y" is to bo the the streets for over two hours during bearings. We were in entire agree­ ten becaule he worked harij. In anawer to the charge that there chant, but the war coming on and Crouching, apringing, stam ping — them e of the morning. The hour of the »K«rnoon. ment. The position that I have, had been no conatructivt criticism of • the boya leaving for France made in­ sometimes pounding a chair u n til the worship begins at eleven o’clock. I For amateurs tHis [troupe did taken and now take, had hla full ap­ the league of nations, Senator Lodge roads on hla business as it did all chair bounded several inches off the „ * . . . .. „ : them selves proud, hsndlipg the proval. The ..... . . , followed u„u. v. in exclaim ed: "M y 'first constructive line , I . h. .ave others and he moved to Daytona cy sa urx ° me. j uku*aj program like p ro fes-1the senate and elsewhere was the one criticism is that this covenant ought platform, soipetim es seizing the pul­ I was g a w en Reach about a year ago where he | he wUhed to hgve followed. I do to be redrafted.". .This is eeeential, . pit top like a steering wheel and bal­ •Let us go into the house of the ilonai*; established a business along the ancing on one foot like a pitcher Lord." j The pianoiogue presented by Mr. I not say this to transfer any reapon- he added, because the san ctity of 'sam e line. He has decided that tending a ball across the plate. * "God and the Proud W aves’’ 'will Bates was unique and entertaining., ziblllty from my shoulders to his. treaties is vital above all else. there is no place like Sanford, how­ be tha subject of the evening. T h is 'T h e Audience voiced its.op in ion of All I do and all I sa y ia on my own As ahother consturctive criticism ,' ever, and is now returning to *ble Mr. and Mrs. .T, A. Duren of hour of worship tifgina nt 7:80. first love. . He la an experienced and be deroinded a definite statem ent In i h!' *Ct ,,b*r v *2d «en,rou,f •P °n ,lb ,,lty P *u**' T^rom *be first part of his I "T he.question l>run« u*, .*»nuur the covenant of the vote required In papular clothing salesman and will Largo art Visiting their sister, Mrs. •p.Ua.k .m i M n Vrvm . i l l Takach and MraJ Frya will prdvida _# cl when hf? pUy#d m W v y rtJ. Lodge r tid | ..the o n ly qu„ tion of always get his share of the business Joe Fernandez- Mrs. Duran, w ill be the executive council for It, to "reo* Fenumbered as Mias Guilds Lansing, •election s from on* of the great ora- blindfolded u n til‘his last Feat of ra n -' practical nature Is w ether th e leagura .omnte-id" or "advise" or ,vprdpoae,". in this line. torioe. Congregational singing. i daring the popular air "Bmiies" with t that haa bean drafted by the eom- as the case mi| ' • ■ Mr. B ritt haa but recently resigned formerly of this city. CELERY SITU­ ATION AS IT NOW STANDS 1*"015 OF HOTEL CO. GOVERNMENT HELD TODAY FOR THE CITY ; <*71 j i f’ t LODGE AND LOWELL IN BIG DEBATE BILLY SUN­ DAY NOW IN TAMPA . NUMBER 45 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1919 * VOLUME X ^ rail; I I I ‘ V V, . *• • S>Wr, ' - ‘ _______ J vl .{ V �V > • M A R C H 14.1919 AMUSEMENT STUART BLACKTON Womanhood producer of the “ Battle Cry of Peace now eclipses all previous records WAR TANK S IN ACTION . IN " T H E C O M M O N C A t'S E ” T ank* in actum, showing the vital p a r t played by them in the big war are a feature of “ T h e Common C ause.” J. S tu a rt IHackton's latest screen masterpiece which will be seeh in the S tar T h e a tre M onday pre­ sented th ro u g h Vitagrapb. , Big ta n k s and l i t t l e . tanks are shown, manned by soldier* of all the allied armies *nd_ all spitting bullets as l i if y lumiJer over Hun trenches, crash through their lines and plough through newly liberated town* in northern France stopping at nothing. All these scenes have the of­ ficial O. K. of the American a n d allied government*.—r r r t h r y are ac­ c u rate as well as thrilling Commodore Kiackton -used the famous tank.* Britannia in most of the righting scenes. This tank. after performing rem arkable service in a sco re , of battle* in France wav sent across t h e . A tlantic t o ‘do. its hit in L iberty Loan and oth er patriotic drives- here and »n C ar.adi. . - One Ut-lhe screen- sensations of the year.'"* It is the"most realistic,: enthralling'^ttfrvtfF^ potential with uplifting thoughts, ever reproduced upon the silver sheet. It not only embodies events of the past but . its success will be permanent, for its theme fits the present and the future of this _ and all countries. It is a gripping visualization of human emotions, of historical periods showing how America and the Allies made their joint fight and crushing sacrifice that civiliza­ tion might survive. A truly noteworthy production and the most satisfactory picture dealing with the war up to and includ­ ing the rigning cf the armirtice. 100 per cent is the trade mark of itii- Him. Sobs are-checked by laughter, smiles are drenched by tears STAR THEATRE Monday, March 1 7 t h • SYLVIA DREAMER. Who U featured with H erbert Rawlinson In J. S tuart DUckton'* great screen prod uction. “ The Common d m * . ” Total Admission 25 and 50 Cents tash to win the D erby ar.d to best T H R U LING S T \ G E LIFE him bis enem y get* into action again STAGED IN S P O R T IN G I.IFE and has Lady Love stolen The-., to ci r.c.h hi* villainy -«• ». \\ o«>d. »: ,riv and circulate* :h - r*; ■ . that r.« i» dead Both - a s t e r »r 1 h. r*e ... emies T i u * one of tr.e n u p e ro u * thrilling jcer.e* in Maurice T our­ neur's hr.e pi turixat.uT uf ' Sport­ ing Life." the famous E ngluh melo­ drama. which*will be shown at the Star Theatre Wednesday. J o h n , ' Earl .of Woodstock, is a young British nobleman who is harassed bv debt He is s thorough • portm an. and when Joe Lee. a gypsy p ru e fighter 4 • m atched. Lord Woodstock bets every dollar he can raise on him. But ood•took has a powerful enemy who cause* Lee to be - doped by the f a t h e r u f the girl he had wronged ■pud W*m UJ*. i ;.iritL . >0 h»» wagers, enter* the ring himself and fights a victorious battle. It also develop*-* th a t Lord Woodatock has backed his mare. Succo- 'e -ru e .t If. tim e iT 'i W e - even upon the heart oi a woman. She finds salvation of her soul in her compassion for a hlindfd soldier. He teaches her the !i ‘son of sacrifice and noble devotion For hi* sake she deserts her old hiunt* and he* old asso. iat« t '*•' >,r* duty at last and obeys its summon* by caring tenderly for the blind hero. . f lar.ation . of why• and how th e U nited State* ar.d the-allied nation! joined ‘ to g -th er in the *alv»tion o* jtte r e d civiliiatioI: i* the Lady *ar >i* vf poun W t 'i e Saved a Place for You" T he Lisht” 1* Story of a Wicked Woman Who is the “ wickedest woman in Paris?” —T h ed a Bara. THE COMMON C 4U S r Cause.*’ the J. S tu a r t Bi screen production, which is uled for M o rd > y at the Stai atre is Ihe sto ry of the ages—l special program has been pred by S upt. J n o . p . Jinkini of Baptist § u n d a y school n« j day. A feature of the special! ram will be talks by members cf Sunday school who have recentreturned from the great war iv cf these young men have, onted to eive some of their «* It l* in thi* .role th a t she appears in her latest super-production. “ T he L ig h t.” a William Fox photoplay.) a t the S tar T b tax rc TtuifuLsy... tiara 1 Bara portray* a w om an'w ho laugh* I iti‘ rtxrtntr ut m miterv .a '.YiwfS~>y c ram f’» jfnficfpafed. recent years. While_ other women o’clock in the ,mo; sacrifice themselves she befomes en­ slogan “ We've »avi tangled in um erous love atTairs Jind y o u ” assure you a lives a life of- luxury. , B ut misery must leave its scar, a t the Temple. T h e Com mon C au se.” according to M anager H e rn d o n of the fstar T h e a tre ha* been called the story with a l a u g h , ' a .thrill and a throb. I t is more t h a n t h a t . It i*.a h isto ry a r e f y *rcrto n ed by'Tfs* a u th o r and faithfully p o rtra y ed by the a c to r s . It was made u n d er the auspices of and w ith th e full .cooperation of th e British C an a d ia n Recruiting Mission. FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Gladvs Brock well Gladvs I^eslie Vivian Martin Big Special Maurice Tourneurs • The Call of the Soul” Sporting Life A Fox Standard picture, Theda Bara Peggy Hyland Fortune’s Child’ also J. Stuart Blackton's “The Common Cause” a thrilling picture with a horse race, a prize fight and various sensational features'’ with a special appeal to the ladies. a good comedy also a Mack Sennet comedy Wbo’a Little Wife Are Pluck and Plot ters” a Big-V comedy AMirai.dy Smiles the after the war picture Admission to ta l. 25 and 50 c e n ts And don’t forget the LYRIC THEATRE open every a comedy with a complete program * t~ Watch for the Bill “The Girl With norRegrets” also ’ Fatty Arbuckle “The Sheriff” �MARCH 21 — Stands for SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE :n scarce on account of war conditions, but we now have piete stock and are in a position..to supply the Geneva will be tendered a picnic next S aturday a t G eneva in ce lebra­ tion of his birthday. Mrs: -Nance A veritto, who has been visiting Mrs. Mitchell returned home Wednesday. Mr. Allen of Longwood is visiting his daughter, Mrs. L. T . Hunt. Mr. T. C. Branon, conductor of th e Seaboard, of th e Orlando and Oviedo l/ranch is ta k in g a few d ays off, M r, Vance W inters taking his run. « One of the bea u ty spots of th e town, th e garden of Mr. Andrew L in eh a rt and C npt. Browning has been badly crippled by. rain, b u t th e last fCw days th ey dre beginning 4to look natu ra l. . . ¥ »; Miss Mary L inehart is improving slowly bu t not y e t able to leave her room T h e Aid Society of the M ethodist church met a t the Red Crosa room to begin work for the parson­ age M onday, lGth. Mr. H. B. McCail is pruning hfs grove, getting ready for a big crop of oranges next winter, fl.thewlfole c k !/® L J are known the world ov Chick* wtugtow much tsstsr If you feed dmn Purina er as the Chicken Chowder with Purina Chick Feed FEED FOR THE MONEY Double Development or Monay Back (Jnrtnf the flrrt 6 w etk a a t m chick's Ml*. la ChtckeibosM bacsotuj, We have the complete inm iN Ak CHICKED line of Purina Feeds and our prices arc See us for Crate Material, Fertilizer and Spray . MaMiss Clarece H a n d " of Sanford sp en t last week with Miss Helen C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD EAST .SAN FORD A son was horn to Mr and Mrs. L Rove of lleardull avenue St. P a t­ rick’s Day in the morning Dr Denton in attendance. Miss Ilursie Long of I’itt-sburg, Pa., and Mrs J It Rusk and three children of \\ heeling. We-i \ a ar­ rived Sunday night to he the guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs D I, Long and oth er relatives. Mrs. N orm an S’ Swanson came home last week from Hot Springs. Ark,, after a stay of about eight m onths taking the baths and tre a t­ ment for a tubercular trouble Her many friends t ru»t »lu- ha* r i - m n l permanent help. y i s a Clara Phillips wail The '.reek e n a / g u e s t o f her p a re n ts , Mr. a n d Mrs. B e rth a Shipp and children o Mrs. Charles Phillips. Sanford sp en t a few days with hei Mins Hamilton of Chicago who mother, \Irs . Geo. Lewis. has been spending .several weeks Mrs. .]. S. Dinkt-E silent W flint s- with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis left day in Sanford t h e guest 6f Mrs last T uesda y for-^IC fiV tersburg'and S. A. H oustonothej, points of j p t e r c ^ B before return ing north. —- • —-*•---- —• W EK IW A IT E M S J. V. ^ ’icka h as recently ad (led t o I’. J. Contes, F ran k a i t f George his possession^'a car. C oates a n d wife from Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Kvan Pattishal! of and F ran k Powell- of A m m . Ohio R ichm ond, Va., a r e s visiting their are spending a few days on Mr p arents, Mr. and Mrs.' II. 'II PattiCo-ait farm here. shail We learn from Mr. Coates that Claude RauSerson of Orlando is Mrs t 'o u t i s has been dangerously spending the week -at his home here. ill but is improving now. Mr Bunnell of Georgia is visiting W D H llm on and family arrived his brother, M r/ Charles Bunnell. S a tu rd ay night from Lakeland and B. C. Skinner of T he Skinner M a­ will spend f’he s u m m e r on their farm chinery Co., was a v i s i t o r - a t the here, i xcept Mr Fillmon who is h'xehangr parking house last Tues­ now. working in S anford. day. T h e .Exchange expects to The young people oil went fishing make extensive im provem ents in the last S atu rd ay evening, and had very house before next season. good luck and a much eniov*-«l evenA picnic was given at the Lake Harney picnic grounds' lu*l Tuesday in honor uf Mr, and Mrs. Evan PatIishall. Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Brown are re­ ceiving congratulations on tjie ar­ rival of a daughter. OV IED O i t e m s • .CPS A LA AND GR\l*KV||.f*K jttJMIST (. EN E \ A AVEN I E Cho-f M aster _ Mechanic Charles - t f e u riders turn! th a t Mr. Thornton T he weather feels a little like Lee of the Naval Aviation has re­ will ta k e up the hurd tusk of rural winter after the rain Monday night. turned home. Mr. Lee and family mail carrier on Route A, as 'Minton are tilting up one of his fa th e r’s Lord has resigned. Mrs. Culp, Mrs. Abbot and Mrs. prettiest cottages at Lake C harm , Thom pson called on Mrs. Vaughn Mr I.etsnn returned from a visit ■which they will m i iijw bis iw n Mnndav afternoon t" tils daughter. Mrs. Reaves in W int> r 11 arden. Me anil Mrs Dan Hodges of Sanford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Swope, m other of Mr. U. P E hrenberger on S unday. Swope re turned to W ichita, Kunsa.i Mr. and Mrs. Henry L i e and sons, the first of the month after spen d ­ Ernest and Eddie were visiting Sun­ ing the w inter with h e r 'sons. day with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse I.ee. ‘ Mr Itoy White, , or dm tor on tin Tires at cut rates is. our .specialty IPURINA CHICK 201 W. First St. Phone 181 Celery Bleaching Paper Cypress Lumber SEEDS Heart,'Swcetcorn, Pepper, Tomato, Cucumber. INSECTICIDES Hlucstonc, Arsenate Lead, Paris Green, Lime-Sulphur. Crate Material, Nails. CHASE & CO SANFORD, FLA FOR SALE Lotf^O, 10, lig a n d 14 of Kcely’s Subdivision of Sanfordf also all of Block G, Tier 15, Sanford. For prices write to owner. Terms can be arranged, if desired. / E. 0 . Painter Fertilizer Company JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA P u rity1 E conom y & E fficien cy icf F LO U R A certain yminn man of careful habits in dress recently told us th a t the reason he alw ays w o r e I he B a p t i s t W i>' n ,i' M i.siu n a r. Sot-teiy is h o ld in g i t - a n n u a l p r a y e r newness Only fine materials can he relied upon to make a hat appear new after considerable wear, and if style also is present the result is most gratifying a n d "Mallory Hals" always gratify. Even the makers guaranty is a source of gratification and the new Spring Shades is another. Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a Pkg. HERALDPRINTING COMPANY O ffic e S u p p ly D e p t. Pfaouu 148 Sanford', Florida J. E. Phipps atid uncle, Mr. M r W orkman returned Friday from a t*ip down on the west roast. Mr*. W. S. E n tx m ln g rr and little d a u g h te r, Lucy are visiting Rev, Louis Entzm inger and wife in L ake­ land. Mr. M eW orkjnan left Wednesday for his home in Indianapolis, h u t says he is coming down next w inter with a hunch of lfoosiers. * Q uite a little excitem ent wos caused one day last week when T. P. Lewis accidentally run into and knocked down a colored hoy who stepped in front of the Ford Mr. Loom , was driving. A doctor was r a i l e d 'I j u t found the hoy was not spent S u nday with hom e folks. Eric Saulsburgh was the guept of J. M. Wait* and fam ily on Sunday. Mr. f-aM ay and several of his guests of the hotel m otored through to T arpon Springs one day last , service every alte.rnoon. Mrs. ’Pedford of T» tines see, who is l visiting her daughter-in-law, Mrs j Tedford of Orlando' nas accepted Mr. Slones' invitation to speak in the Baptist <liurch next .'sunday even ing. on India. Everyone wilt hh tjiterested and is rtirdlully invited. Mrs. Tedford and husband were , missionaries in that wonik-rful co u n ­ try and her talk will present things as they are. Since the county gave us a brick r o.i.l -.rr.Tfigers tind thi-.^i delightful!, ‘drive;---- Never a day passes th a t i two or three ear. loads of sightseers j do .not come to our quiet town. Last S u nday a p a r ty .of seven j gentlemen came out to cu ll'o n Mr. i (). P. Swope and insisted upon driv- ! ing to see the Black H am m ock Gar- j ilen. T h e success of the Black i Hammock G arden Co. is a ttra c tin g ‘ many strangers. Mr. J. C. Murchison, S upt. of j Jacksonville was a visitor to our burg11 ; this week. ‘ Mrs. Jurnes Clark is visiting her j daughter, Mrs. B. G. Sm ith. Mr. O. P Swope, county commia- f sloner of Seminole county has at i r( last succeeded in getting t h e Sea- ^ hoard depot moved. It was e n - r rcoaching upon the street sorp° ‘JO 1 feet or more. T he thudding is being !- Miss ' Mitchell mond, Va., expects to he back next week if the ductor permits, lie has given her very little encouragem ent a b o u t her foot. , i T he M ethodists have sold flfeir old organ and replaced *it with a ^ Mrs, Searcy went down to Orlando nice piano., j Wednesday and will be tha guest of Rev. Mr. Stones, p astor of -the Mrs. Q. L .-M orton while th en . B aptist churches in Ovlodo and It moons nutritious bakings,. J palatable and easily digestible WIGHT GROCERY CO., marketing plants are continued ... Sanford, Fla. . . v /////////{ A\\\\\\\\v E. W. DICKSON and "CHRIS*1 L. M ATHEW S — AGENTS — SCRIPPS BOOTH Official Dealers In Hood Tires, Tubes and Accessories Mobiloils and Crown Gasoline B est Mechanics, Best Equ NPKNCESM OLD OAKERY. -OUR NEW STAND" TELEPHONE NO. 41 THE NUMBER, �— v v mar c h *!. f. . , ' You can insure much longer service. Let us tell you more about the many features of the Columbia, as well as the new, Columbia Service Plan which makes possible this remarkable guarantee. - I have just installed art up-to-date “Charging Plant” and don’t have to depend on outside sources for cur­ rent, therefore you are insured of not having your battery damaged. 7 \ _____ ■**______ ■ ~ ■ -*>- - A full year oT aervlifb represents the min­ imum you can expect from a COLUMBIA with ordinary ATTENTION and CARE. xy .. m» The Columbia Storage . X COLUMBIA SERVICE, the kind of Serv­ ice WORTHY or your CAR—COLUMBIA batteries are GUARANTEED in writing. Seminole County Garage * mm COUNTY HAPPENINGS!?, 'hirelire HerRytr’sl was also a vistor there on Sunday. ( C i i n l i n u o d f r o m p a n e 2) .......... »t 3 o clock with Rev. Ericson leader public has been adduced in evidence anti preaching at 4 o'clock when wc against me as one of the signatories. U.UUU It in; SmalUm M lUinf.7n f s.ill—t hink it already a dead and ho with us. H o p e w'c will have a buried letter, but it lives, it lives.! Kt>od attendance at, both. From minds alight with Ireland's • .M r s . E. \ \ . Lundquist and son, vivid intellect it sprung. In hearts R aym ond, with her brother. Elmer aflame with Ireland’s m ighty love it Hcrgipiint visited Wednesday at the was conceited. Such docum ents do - . houie of lltlnur I.un<li|ui*l. Elmer not die. called later also to see his brother, T h e British occupation of Ireland Clarence at the hiime of Mr. and has never for more than one hundred Mrs. (lodging. years been compelled to confront in Mrs. iUlmer I.undquUt has as her the field of tight a riling so form id­ Kuest for a few days her niece, Mrs able as that which overwhelming M artin and buliy of Winter Garden forces have for the moment suc­ ceeded in qUelling. This rising did J A D EFEN D ER OF SINN P EIN N not result from aeridrntnl eircum - 1 stances. It m ine in due re cu rre n t! Thu mas McDonough's Reply to ihe season an (he rycessary outcom e of English Court.M n,tint forces thut are ever at. work. T he riin m a s McDonough, school- tierce pulsation of resurgent pride master and poet was shot to death th a t disclaims servitude may one^day jin Dublin Castle on May Gth. 19 l(j, cease to throb in the heart of Ireland for sharin g in the Irish uprising. — b u t the heart of Ireland will that After th e court-martial before .which d a y be dead. he was tried had returned its verdict While Ireland lives! the brains and o! " G u ilty ," and .sentence of death bjaw n of her manhood will striv e to had been pronounced McDonough destroy the last vestige of Uritish made this remarkable speech: rule in her territory. In this cease­ G entlem en of the rourt-m artial: less struggle there will be as there I choose to think you have but has been, an d must be, an a l t e r n a t e done y o u r duty, according’ to your ebb a n d llnw. Rut le t'E n g la n d make lights, in sentencing me to death. I no mistake. T he generous, high­ thank you for your courtesy. It bred youth of Ireland will never fail would not be seemly for me to go to to answer tho call we pass on to my doom without trying to express, t h e m —will never fail to blase forth however inadequately, nty sens? uf in th e red rage of war to win their {the .high honor 1 enjoy in being one co u n try 's freedom. Other an d t a m ­ of th o se predestined to die in this er methods th e y will leave to others generation for the cause of Irish ami t a m e r 'men: but they must d ° |,r freedom. You will, perhaps, under- die. tlW H l'th is sentiment, for it is one to It will be saitl th a t our movement which an impartial pud. uf a bygone was doom ed - rtr fajjtjre. It was age bore im mortal-trstrm rm jr: “ ’Tia proved so.- Yet it might have been sweet and glorious to die for one's ttherwise. There is always a chance (c o u n try ." You would all be proud for brave mere who challenge 'for­ : to die for llritnin, -ySur ineperml t u n e . T h a t we had such a chance, | ludrotL o m f 1 4m prb u d ami happy none knows—s o - well tts~ynirr . Ktntoird o die for Ireland, my glorious men and military experts. T h e mass j F atherland. of th e peoplt^uf, Irejand ^will d o u b t­ A M em ber of t lu Court You less lull their ciinsctt’ticcs to sleep for speak <d llratuiu as our imperial- another generation by the exploded patron? fable that Ireland cannot success* fully fight I’ngl.imt The Prisoner Yes, for some of you .ire in-ditneii We do n ->1 pr d to re prose n I Ihe A Member of the ( 'mi rl A ml mass of she people of Ire la n d . We what of y our imperial pat roil. w h a l stand for the intellect and the soul u f G erm any? of Ireland T*i Ireland’s soul a i d intellect the inert mass, drugged and T he P r i s o n e r . N o t if Germany degenerate by ages of servitude |had violated and despoiled my coun­ try a n d p e rs is te d in w i t h h o l d i n g her m u s t. in l lie distant day of re-mt rectum, render homage ami free ser­ Inr I b r ig h t of fre edom The President Itctte^ not in ter­ vice rce l u n g uj, return itu- \ivify- .1, A Tinn in p so n of 1le l .a m l v Ini te d j 111'? Iniin •• 1iere Mondiay a n d ma»i • a slior t ( ,all ill tile ll llllll* of T t) d u l 11e ronltrm-i t i e re p n r i of ■ T y rir r Ty nor hat* be* n nlT 1 *1 1Ur riirn ir.g m . i r n a ^ r of Itleir ■iailglif,-. in III •• - h n | > t h i s ^ W c k w ith g rip I IT M E d n a Ini- S in d.tv v r r k ‘ 1 ft, -gip , w h o h n-I !El 1 1\ 11 r r frit* nda i g a v e lief a linen hJiuw er r»-=i ,if »,*■».: !n>m sia n in iU h s uv erxr:i<<, hav:T*•; r*" e i v e d Iiiiw d i a r h a r g t * in last Wen*k. lb *i ;< \ \ ;in In m a h i w .i- at ( i r o v« t \ ^ in-;! i n u n f r o m a \ \V i tn ills nl T i g e r Huy . ;tr- la n d (Ml S n .iday pr ie lied 111 1he f.Ut' ' > (in re N.tl u r d a v for a , h . i I Iu t iID <*111r -■li on Mi m .la.. • \ *m u if ing I impress of a fret- pijople. -The prisoner \ls ’ .if ih e fin on* of hi h sis* r r . M m , li e <A;is *•r.1le r t n in e d a t J tie h ililLi* of rupt the prisoner, G e n t l e m e n , y o u h a v e ■s e n t e n d e d III* Imtli* an a id e Mr am! M r- llnrell fur siipi n-r a n d bowed E*i ■ ! . ’itltjU *1 mi* t o d e a t h , a n d I a c c e p t y o u r senr* «. i.itivi* iif E n e !c S a m am l we l a t e r Lat J E. E n m b p t u t ' * 1111rnr. There is not IIIlie It left In say ( f ’cmi riuu il u p p a g e ft * lu ill’1 f.i fget t lie S u n d a y r-rhiml The proelamillion of the Irish K< hid I" *n*e h im . Ib« b r o t her, ■ . ■■ . . ’ t --i -.. 1 . PAOB THREE X hr. The Crectest Name In Goody-Land im m m The laniestsetllne cum In the world nat­ urally has to hava paefczee worthy Us content C# So lack fer In th e se a le d packacc tfief (teen s all o f l(s g o o d n e ss In. T hat's why The Flavor Lasts! ct V *XX ^ mmxrn, i «.1 I I Wc wish to announce to our friends in Sanford and Seminole County that our store will open for business » TUESDAY, APRIL 1 ,1 9 1 9 at 10G East First Street (Next to McCullers) with a complete line of Gents Furnish- i n g s t_ in c iu d ia g _ tn e —v c ry -_ n c s.t_ in _ .tn e ‘ la te s t S p r i n g & S u m m e r s ty le s . Don’t buy that SprinjrOutfit until you see our line, * it will pay you. iiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ •- - ■ »,.: . * . >* T -- S w K E E P Y O l U t E Y E O N T H E IIE II A L I) W A N T C O L U M N ^IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllU llllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllU * , h -wn - • V.3 K-^g~fes �S*2“5I THE SANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Msnsger Repeat to yourself tw en ty consec­ utive times, “ The good man loves to p a y _ his income ta x ," . . T h e effect m ay possibly be to place you in a more resigned frame of mind. Published Every Friday by . a u i w n u m o N m i c e in rrA jgt_____________ ^ t h a t price in Scotland th e y wouldn't" be telling. * ' *' ~ FORTUNATE ARE THE CHILDREN who grow up in homes of thrift and economy. Doubly fortunate will those children be if they also save the dimes which later will be dollars. r adv a n ce T h e doughboy who ro m rs home p o m France expecting to be married a t once will have nervous p ro s tra ­ F-alarad m S x m I CU m M i d H s m A afu.t 2? ad tion when he buys his first American IMS, a t IM P w to l l W >1 Hanford. n i r i t i newspaper and reads in the a d v e r­ tm d rr Art af M u c k *rd. |R7> CAPITAL $30,000.00 tisements ‘‘Women’s spring suits, SURPLUS $15,000.00 $45.00, W om en’s oxfords, $12.50,” to say nothing of the produce and ThX war used to be th ree thousand m arket reports. miles a w a y —and now th e President T he congressional com m ittee which is! drafts the revenue law evidently had finpws in th e n o rth and sunshine no kids of their own and n o 's y m p a II. R. STEVENS R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH in the sou th are distinguishing th y with o th e r people's kids. They CrMy«i | laid a tax upon athletic goods with­ Cashier Au’l Caviar March. out regard to the fact th a t 70 per cent of baseball bats, Catchers’ masks It is tim e for a nice new spring and mifs and athletic goods of every hat with a nice gay spring counten­ description are bought by boys un­ M E D IC A L S E R V IC E I N SC H O O L ance under, it. der eighteen. T h e g reatest asset we h a v e —far beyond crops ami cattle and storks If you have a job th a t wjtl fix up Why not a Memorial Hospital for and b o n d s —is the children of .our j which in the aggregate to tals a large' will re p o rt fully everything of gen a re turning soldier or sailor don’t Sanford? land. T h e y will be th e citizens of q u a n tity . T h |s is not th e fault of eral interest. feel bashful about saying so. the next generation. And if they the dealer, b u t of packers a n d canT h e Times-Union will carry every We need th e hospital, we have the ners in putting one over on the day from ten to fifteen columns of grow up to health an d stre n g th it I location « n d a b o u t $2,500 already ,.T h e President was running nicely 1in a liospital fund and several ladies will mean th a t they grow up to ef­ public. the legislative proceedings, its re p o rt­ on his way to the League of Nations of the city have signified their will­ ficiency and pow er. ers covering not only the actual hapCom parison between purchases this week and ever; when his senatorial engine stalled. I t is our manifest d u t y to take nowadays and in th e days of our. penings of the d a y but the equally ingness to do anything possible to , im p o rta n t “ underground” workings help build such a hospital. It w hatever means we can to bring fathers cannot in all fairness be — week" -r England is in the sam e position would certainly he a fitting me­ about the most favorable conditions m ade. Then tlour was b o u g h t by of the capital city. toward Ireland th a t some men are morial to the Seminole county boys for the health of growing children. t h e barrel a n d potatoes by the T H E M O S T C O M P L E T E L E G IS ­ \ full line of fancy grot AND THE toward their wives. She ca n ’t live who lost their lives in th e recent T h a t as a nation we have failed ' bushel. T h e n meats wore bought in LATIVE REPO RTS terms, of ham s, shoulders a n d sides, BEST GENERAL N E W S SERV ICE ies always irt stock with Ireland and c a n ’t live without W orld War, especially since some j are coming back to us in need of and not sliced a t forty to sixty cents TOO. 4 some such place where they can No other Florida new spaper will a pound. In former days folks did haye Die .proper attention for aw hile I u n dertake the handling of the legis­ not worry about o u t of season deli­ In exclusive.. New York places at least until th ey can rcr-n r r r 'frrrrrr l a t u r e 's work in any such complete cacies lettuce and celery salads — Scotch highballs are selling for a the materials for \Vhich are often or- and comprehensive way. dollar apiece. If t h e y were selling at their wounds received m - France. , n tjw by . 'jihorye_j u s l_ b efore L e t’s think this m atterYon—trill‘need the Tfrots-Union to if practical build the Seminole b e e p - informed airotrr The ntoha*!c"trr» *i*=‘ .M^Uipjial- ILhiftkal. ———* TnttJfcisseo-wfTih’- f fu*7aw: m akeprarr * * * there, no m atter how am ny other one SIX MONTM-d T l l h E i ; MONTHS ____ i ___________ - .. — PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS s ,rTy t o s e e t o u t it c a m e f r o m t h e r e , *v ic es n 1 alt h o o c h s 's i* v . i t t I, ,.| 11 .. t ,-■! a ' IF ITS L. LOOSE LEAF HOOKS I actors in the High ( uM o f l.ivln:* I Th>' m arketing problem is not one .*'iii-ly f-,r i t ', country | ifiiilM, »,r>-t.«y*t the S ta te M arketing B ureau, the consumer plans an im p o rtan t part n it On the whole the retailing of fund stiilTsyis not altogether a profitable undertaking l! j- of fen -aid 'f .i' N r. 1 7 ‘J H REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AI Sanford in the State or Florida, at the Clone «»r liusine the - 'ta ib - r m ate - P . M c C U L L E R PHONE 277 Just So. successful a farm er has to ns a r a is e r .— H u sto n T ran- It y . i'ti>* i- ne.t--s.ir> fur several reason. I He loses from credits He u-u a.i> sells in picked over small, lots. J. Exacting service is required by the consumer. 1. It costs just as much time to wrap and deliver a dlm**’s worth of stuff a> tt duet a dollar’s worth rt Orders are If, jtl-•r.Sly made in small quantities hv I telephdqe, and ustiallv must in- M a r c h till. I'JI'J 1,***ri- *J *1 1H <*• ti* In Not#* and Hit! lU dt f lYrfr|fRfl» I’d *r j r»~| **?jn Sanford, Floruir U. H Hrtid« I Np » ii*-' Id _|*\ 3, II- ml* ■D*l r^riifir ii tjiar grata*» U«'H- fl Mtd* anrl bf r.ffeff lit _ a’ f» ur I. Iy * n II-iG'l*. 1 »}, U )k -fty | / « n |t.*n 1 , 3 1 U *f y !>.<#» D ated March 20th, I'M!*. , W. Deane Turner, I at. Lt. Commanding Attest W. M. Haynes, Jsp. ivgt'. 3 of «i Rf m llit-rra i fnf S 14 I 1$ I'Mr **-r\ I, tlDpIrri^r' d *1 pff pin lfp') t«i t <ufi* U. H. Hi *1 [»rf rnnl. f»Icign4 l« 4tfiw3=Ii* tif i lit p*> ab!** JI*«n la jo h*r th an V. H, ? ji! lio n h{« Ilian II. S. f -m U * pi n lb r r ■Inti If, S. bnft ta fiP c k of K rtW il II « r .« lUftk ' V V*l« n of IlanUmu H d i k * i .and K u t ire»%\ . , __ l l n l K d ili* OviMhl u th f r th a n M inklne lio ,i* r Isiw fijl U p pfVp v ilh F r V ral lt****M»* I W k h l f l Va’lU Rfitl N*ri Arnwm t* lLj*r fnnn NatKynal Hank« N h ^W ouBi* l>uiHar,k«. Hankn*n an I T m - t r c im p jt YltfdlNij In Ilnrria |tl# I I « f *S C k # ka un o lh rf IU nk« in th« S.a ' h ar iJ.OOT 00 ttel00.00 a lu n y persons in pie towns buy 11. —|n os their supplies by the meal or day, .Vismi !*> aqd .these m u s t be a t the kitchen . Z.WKMKl door on time or there is f-nmplainl. i 1.f,oo.oo -Tl.nlfj 05 and maybe next tim e liurcliases are taa.3MO.TO made from some o th e r dealer. _D estim ated th at o/u* sixth of the cost than IT) __.L to dealers is in wrapping and deliv­ T o la I of ft* m f | l t | ht I«, 17 ml U eries. C*hprk# I»n b th ef baiika I'Hraft H ty frf fit * d c.1 l»«iDk qjhrf if*all ip rra There nn* many kinds and grades Iln Urnp!b*n Furyl * t l h IJ. S. rrf grujila, and some do not always • Ant! w ha t will ii do for you? Tout •ielL—a a d accordingly t h r - r t r r m J \ v r E v ery m easure which comes before is slow or becomes a loss. A dealer it will affect you, directly or in­ can handle cheaper a thousand directly. • 1 Cap Hal Sin k Paid In . ____ ________ pounds of coffee of a half dozen or You owe it to yourself to keep huqilLi Kund , more grades. T he taste, fancy; or fully informed in regard to th e pro­ Unifllidod Profit* ________ . I a i Itiffpni r i j„ !.„•*, Intefr-t. and U r n pi whim of the buyer, however, must ceedings of the eoming session. • Ani'i j n t lln-nved l«f T a«e, Arrurrd he entered to. There ure people who Ammifit ll#-*vml lo t all Intereat A f f u r H D on’t - w ait until some injurious C l f r u la tln f N«*e* O u U ta n d ln x _______ want one grade of coffee and others C*r (fled I’b" V» nut.tandipif luw has been enacted and then kick t a-hl-f'a Check* who think they like a mixture of about ita enforcem ent. Watch th e ■VUItOI M ocha is a popular Ihdlrldua l Dep.^ll* S u |i ) n l In Chirk .5TS.S73,fA several grades. t vrltfUate* ol tltp.nll (Jus In I-** I han 50 day* tiMhff than for me, • y liofevi 33.747.31 name for a certain grade of coffee, bills introduced from day to day. When ypu gee t h a t a dangerous Slate. C p jn ly nr t d h « 5lun>lp*l |t*p<^lt* S ' u f r d |.y I 'l.d i" nl but there is probably not a pound e Ihl* Bs»k ^i. ... , ....■« - ........ ,________ ___ _ one has been offered,' protect right ne Mocha in the United T ntal at iMstand ltrpi. lt* (nthrf than hank d t p o n t o K u b n rl to llierr llitmi M. 17. J S ,3 t , 10 an I II away to your senator and represent­ States it is grown in A rabia,T tnd Po*tal Havtapp I k p o t l U — —. - . t Olhrr T l* « IHienll* our coffee comes from ative; be equully prom pt in com ­ .most Tntal ,,l T lm r t h p u d u Suhjrrl la llm rfvr, |t - m * 43. 43, 4( and I*. mending good measures. . | Brazil. War L»*n «!?{>■*=it *rrnijfit . Hill a I ' l y i b l f , F w I h a ! l l N « v e ll&rik -HS.UOO00 Cosi in the.*-, d ay s is multiplied T H E FLORID’A T IM E S -U N IO N too by goods put up to expensive WILL K E E P YOU FULLY P O S T E D . As usual the Florida Times-Union Contniuers glass, tin, and paper will print daily the fullest and most boartl boxes—gaudily covered with pictured anil prbtting,* and in m ost STATK (»r. H - o n iliA . Ci u j n t V OP HKMlN 6 LRr *»- — -C cases with contents short an ounce . I. J). Y. WMITNKIt. Cathlcr nl the a h n r e nainm'l hunk, do *nl»rao!jr , » * r th a t t h f ’ahove ita tam vn! I* t r u f t o tha h .n l ol my k T i a l « J | r and hrllet. • II. Y. W lllT N K Il. Ca>htrf or more of n pound. * T h e weight in 3l° n* S i i b i r r i W and aar.rfn hi tn-furr me thi* C orrrcl— A l t n l : ifffnces is Usually printed on t h e 1 Three staff correspondents of the 14th ilay ol U w A , 1319.“ T. J. Millrr II, Kvrlyn Ihftirf, Notary Public H. O. I l.a-r package, to show the q u a n tity b u t paper will lie kept a t Tallahassee — I , A. Ilrtimlry th a t fact does not .atone for the loss, durin** th e entire session, and they *f * ‘ ■ IHrtclor* i What Are You Worth To Y ourself? How often do you stop and consider your con­ dition ton' ■* years from now? * * * If you are earning ten dollars per week do you save one of the dollars? If you are saving one dollar have you ever figured out how you can make it two? • 1 \ • If you are only earning ten dollars per week have you figured on increasing that earning capacity? Spend a profitable hour thinking it. over. Take stock of yourself. Come to see us and we will talk it over'with vou. FIRST NATIONAL Sariford, Florida �4 •V*. LJUle H a p p e n i n g M e n tio n of M atter* In B rie f P ersonal I te m a of I n te r e s t In and A bout Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinct); Arranged for Hefald Readers are putting on it there is no d o u b t hut th a t jt will 5e well worth seeing. Among other things connected with the entertainm ent will he a chorus of 19 voices. Some 23 characters will tnke part in the pageant. flu* public generally is invited to this pageant as it will open youj eyes on the mission .question. Those taking part are notified th a t the next rehearsal will he. on _ ... , on<iu>' *,' ‘>ning at 7:15 at- which a11 P articipants arc to he present, > There arc additions to th e church practically every S abbath, th re e new ones wera announced last Sundny. St.nduy services:' Sunday school, 10:15 a. fn. Preaching,“1 1 :30 a. m. f . K.. 6:30 p ni. Pfcaehing, Tt.’JO p. m .f T he Wesley Brotherhood will he the guests of the Presbyterian Brotherhood Sunday. It is hoped the combined classes will have 150 present Sunday. of this inform ation and the soldier’s discharge qertificate, th is officer will cause checks to he draw n and mailed ta the ufqTmnnts in 'th e order In which ta e ir claims were received by him. The discharge certificate will lie returned to th e soldier with the chopk. j ^ Sheldon ol Oviodo was n and Sunday of this week, returning business visitor to Sanford yesterday* . t o her position in Jacksonville SunI t is estim ated t h a t a t least tine million and a q u a rte r persons have Ford parts a t Sanford Cycle Co. <!n>' evening. been discharged from the service 45-2tc * Rev. A. M. Daiger of W inter who are entitled to the benefits of D i , Thrasher left T h u rs d a y fe r J j a v e n stopped over here to see his, C. W. White. Rev this act and while pay m en ts will be Tampa where h e .w e n t to hear Billy 8j * lt‘r- ‘" r8made as expeditiously as practicable . Datger was en rou te home from It will manifestly tnke considerable, To Teachers oT County SchoolsMn’ , ». ,* «• u -u u i Jacksonville. MISS FARNSW ORTH Mr. and Mrs. C. \ \ . White and time to write and mail this rhany After May 1st, the examination IN S. S. WORK narty of friends m otored to Orlundo t ^ C harles Electric Companychecks. questions on T H E O R Y AND ' , , has moyed from th e Hynes building IU ’ . ~ , . . . on 1'ark a v e n u e to the building next PRA ( 1 IC E will he based on I,a Miss Farnsworth H as Important The Maccabees will meet Tuesday ho Fj„ t N otional 1}ank huildi Hue’s T H E S C I E N C E A N D AR T Post in Alabama Conference t Notice In M em bers afternoon at 3 o clock a t the M .-. on ^ ^ * O F T E A C H I N G . pHre 31.20 post­ Miss Lillie Farnsworth, for m any T he Weiley B rotherhood Class of paid. 'Phis book*is published by the years a te a c h e r'in the prim ary de­ the M ethodist church on Sunday, r i C V , « * .,,, I L E O N ’S AUTO TRANSFER Howe Inner l u b e s . b n n fo r l lfA U L S E V E l l Y T H I N O . P H O N E American Rook' Com|>any, Atlanta. partm ent .if the*Sanford schools has the 23rd, will meet at thd classroom G eorgia^ and may I e obtained recently been appointed S unday at 10 o’clock anil go from there in n Cycle V 0, ,• 91. H O T E L C A R N E S . 44-tf through the local dealer in school School Elementary S uperintendent body to visit the Brotherhood. Class Ur pairs and additions are being. . . 11 , Edward Brown, fln expert from books. _ . made on the Dr. Puteston home rn ,, ... ’ . . . of the Alabam a Conference with a t t ie P resbyterian church, by invi­ Early Spring tendency of ,nJ . the Chandler factory is in the city . T. \\1, Lawton. Sujit. headquarters at 36 Vandivpr Bldg., tation from M r .'H . R. Stevens, preslark ptenue. this week giving free service on style in footwear-is to* i Public Instruction, Seminole Co. Montgomery, Ala. ident of th a t class. Mrs. It. A. T erheun has returned cW indler cars. He can he found at 45-4tr wards the Oxford. She has been arranging for Teach* from a short visit to Jacksonville lh*e Wjj{ht Tire Co T he getting together of these two j e r Training Courses all over the con- bodies of men in such a way to and Savannah, C,a. ,... t M r. and Mrs. M. Y. .McMillan Style in Oxfords tft har­ ferepce and she with other s la te s tu d y G od’s word will mean much M ethodist C hurrh \V. E. Walthall made a business and tw „ chi(drt<n nnd MI#S Dora Sunday school, 10 a. m. monize in the new skirt tu each of them personally nnd will ! trip to Jacksonville on W ednesday j)ra y motored over from W inter Preaching service. 11<30 a. m. no doubt bring a real spiritual u p ­ length—especially Louis returning yesterday. Garden Sunday and were the guests Subject. " T ith in g ,’* t e x tflM a la c h i lift to both classes and establish ip ) Mr. and Mrs. W. W. A bernathy *0f Mrs. W. C. Bray, XV heel models. 3:10. higher degree the spirit of fellowship j and family of Daytcma wer'e visitors M r g M Schw artz of Chicago arJunior League, 3:30 p. m. and real C hristian love b e tw e e n ' Style in Kid Leather, in Sanford on S unday. rived in the city Wednesday1 evening Senior League, 6:45 p. m. Sunday. thes! churches. Norwalk Inner Tubes, Sanford nn,i will remain several weeks look* Preaching.; 7:30 p. in. Subject, Brown, Bronze, Gray,. I t is t h e i n t e n t i o n t o h a v e a n u m ­ C vdeC o. -T-I-pfc ing a fte r his interests here. He has "Christian Stew ardship.’’ b e r of v is its b e t w e e n t h e cla sse s in x*i!*"* Black and White. ■ r :f e J. E. Snyder, a lending m erchant a w inter home on Lake Golden near P rayer meeting, 7:30 Wednesday. > J ir t h e s e v e r a l c h u r c h e s of t h e t o w n uml of Chuluota was a business visitor Sanford. You are most cordially welcome •i i**±*. . i g y & Style in Calf Leather: t h u s g iv e o p p o r t u n i t y for i n t e r ­ r***aM in Sanford on Thlirsdny. | * Mrs. H. B. Crowder and two. chil- to all services. c h a n g e of vie w s a n d m e t h o d s of Low Heel, W a I k i n g C. W. White, P C * -™ Miijs Ethel Lee Saunders from dren and Miss M argaret King nf Des t u d y i n g u m l p r o m o t i n g u n i t y of shoes in Russia and black Greenshoro, N. C., is visiting her troit returned home from a very de¥ \ a c t i o n in t h e w o rk of t h e s e g r e a t sister. Mrs. A. D. Parrish. Iigiitful visit with Mrs. Crow tier’s Properly Ow ners Take Notice b o d ie s of C h r i s t i a n s . Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins of parents, Mr. uml Mrs. Mu-ill of. The law provides th a t " If taxes Every m em ber of the Wesley ___ __ Orlando spent l lip week end with Clearwater. upon any r e ^ u ^ i i n s h a l l - n o t he •Brotherhood is “Urged To Tn» :tf Tl'O'ff “fd F c 'f l l i l h e r s 6] Ojefc ptpttyer__plla|1 "ffiffi" W ord comdt loom It.-J . Holly by. paid"bof«fr’t P ^ Ar p ^ r f ' i y , oT'Ain-il' off classroom prom ptly at ten o'clock. v" a f $5.00 to $10.00 -'Mrs. ’N. R. Reynold* of T an jp a cablegram th a t lie is now tin his way- any year, the tax collector slmlj a d ­ vertise and sell.” spent the week end a t the home of to ^America, leaving London on the \V. F. lUftlrM her father. Mr. N. J. Stonslrom . l - t h -Hf* should n r r lv e jn New York This is to notify all c ineernetl workers holds these courses, thus Oak Held, (in., May 10. 1917. the last of this week or lhe lirsl of j that the requirements of i.iw will he helping the local Sunday school 01*1 Kentucky* Mfu* (iasoline, oil, free air and water. .n e x t week at latest. Complied with and the tax books will teachers and officers to become mote r a d u r n h , Ky. "Tree service. Sanford Cycle Co., ..... i on ... April « . _:i «... efficient tn theuir work and enabling representing f o e jI __ p o sa.. it ivi._ e l y be closed First. Park avenue. 44-2tr * I Mr Havens, N ext (o P e o p l e s ’ R a n k (irfll lemon Velie A u t o m o b i l e I'c .iiip ain was a p r o v id e d by law a n d all la n d s on our selvools to beeoqie A No I I’li'iist* attuw rm* t*» N(uh* that 1 Tin Merchants Grocery C om pany b u s i n e s s v isito r lo t h e city on W e d ­ w h ic h ta x e s h a v e n o t b e e n p a id will Miss Farnsworth left Sanford last j have sold your hog cholera remedy expect* t-» move soon to the Clark n e s d a y of tin s w eek. T h e O v e lr a n d be a d v e r t i s e d . summer, going front here to Wash- Sf(,r nn(> nni| have ordered huilding across the street from the I S a le s ifi Serv ice ( 'o m p itiiy are a g e n ts Jflo P L u k in s . Ihgton. P C . v v h er e she held an in;mori. („r diis season. Last year I p.wt •if||ce in S a n f o r d for t i n s c o m p a n y Fax t'ulleetor, Si immile County. poriunt governmetii position for sold it to 12 or 15 men who raise U II Treadwell has opened his 43- Itf several * tuonths. She received the hogs J VI K N O N V II.I .K . H u n t I p V M rs. C . W. B o w m a n a n d d a u g h ­ I tool each of them To take electrical shop in the store room I t s , un it l l u . s n H t r r r l * appoint 111'"'t t" tier present | m s l ! l o l l the remedy, feed it to their hogs te r , Miss S a d ie left* last week for VII rsOrnait ilrlo -i In b u ll ling , r r n M vf i ■ the city fire s ta tio n iil the on January 1st of this year and is nnd if they lost a single hog from I r r u ( •-**-«« I t i l n a . Alt m u i t . i n I t t i . r a s p m r n t s , • • • * * » • • tin ir linjin- in T o r o n t o , C a n a d a , a f t e r * • * » * ♦ * ♦ f l r . l c l a s s In r , n , ( i n n l r u lsr. I ls lr s , coveHim en block • said to be eonduclttig the uffuirs <f disease of any kind not to p ay me p o . . i n , 11.09 la 11.59; | S i l ; i r f . . . n *. S J.9 9 lu s p e n d i n g s e v e r a l* w eeks visitin g iri • 0. H u b « I ..10. 13.00; l * a I '.V J , Mr ( ‘liffnril Bell is-enjoying the t h e h o m e of M rs, B o w m a n 's Son, ♦ this department in a very snttsfuv- a cent for the remedy, but when »*1i . 5no, NOTH i: ♦ g. n t v s K i - k a m i i :. r » » p sight* in 3Hill a h o t ii l i n ­ c i ty in a ( ' \\ . B o w m a n , J r ., -if th is pity. tory manner ♦i they bi-gait to sell i-it ton every matt (it- A I ' • .*imHer e a r p iir 'h u .' i'd I'f till* ft4*1urni*cl Snldirr- n ntl X ’ She h a - tin- best W ls ls * and i 'iiIi - came tn and paid m- for the medi11r D av is is still at Lincoln H otel. \\ Itffc'I T i n ■ r II. * Sail »r*. grat ulnt .on- i t i e r nttUiv . ij t.-niis m l i t . " and i-very one of them told me See h in t for g lasses fur h e a d a c h e \| \\ in Bii-iiiii nf 1 h •>k . » and about >aufo:d lor I i . onttniit-ff that it was- the best hog medicine; p o o r vision E y e - tenter I f re e 1J if Kt i «# •• r .'i.-li-r. Mr* J ust Id- Ilf \H re t u r n e d so ld iers a n d success it Use: new* work, for who h they ever used. One man paid me M is P I T h r a s h e r of th is c ity , t ; |-o Tit’ up* v is itin g Mr** B ltm n l's ♦ sailors whit*- are invited sini* i mineiit!y**!51teff by reason for the small pa huge and bought fa M r and Mrs, E, I, FVrran nod son I;;, 1 \! r» Piitul D iggers ♦ and urgently requested to * of her many yu i i ' ! e \ • M e n e wnrt’i tpore ,i M -aid it was the In .t of L n s t i s are v is itin g p o in ts on t h e ♦ a tten d a banquet and snmk ** 1• ;!' her t bat be bad evt r t ra-d. \\ 1111 S t ' i : i Iin*\ >-r -if i.ak'-- w-*st c o a s t of Florida t h is week 9 i-r. given by the Olliters and i** ' t ,1 ■■! 1i *■\ 1 E Stcii im -yi-r uf Yours very truly, T h e y e x p y r t (o visit T a p i p a a n d lo-ar enlisted men of the Sem ­ W F. Bartlett. law t i a k w ere v is i to r s ut t h e h o m e R e v . Billy S u n d a y b efo re r e t u r n i n g JACIvYON.VULE’FlA Nunila) Srliool Hears War Talks + inole C ounty Guards at ef Freni: A d a m s t h is week A program, tin* likes of which has Merchant.*! Grocery Co., ’ , hom e, r*uv^r, CcAiyicfe n>inrri 5crr:rd Motel Carnea,‘ F rid ay . Mur. ftqnfortl, Fla, ' never before been held in Sanford i ’l-rliKH Blow-out Boots, nil sizes. M. S. Nelson, who has b e e n e m - ♦ 28tii, at 8:30 p, m. All o1 Ifiji ’if-.I'-Ta J-'l.-up'Cifdin Ik M to he had. Sanford Cycle Co. was had at the Baptist Nqntlny 4 l-3te |oycd i(, shi,)V.inlft rtt J iie k s n n * Cci\ rpitfil Ij fvsr>tKi(\^ *1.\ ♦ who ran are asked to meet C arelessness Results in Failure I school lust fvur.du.v when Supt .1 P ville fur several moti'tlis returned to ♦ at the arm ory of t h e ’Gimrd k i r t of Cily for Booklet-•• -That is why we say "Feed B. A. [Jinkins arranged to h a v e . a number Mi-.. Sullie Howard uf Barnes ville. |.is Imine soqth r-f Sanford this week, ♦ ut this lime. to *x UttlOtt H Sffllil, PROP'B ■ ‘ ..f soldiers and sailors talk to the Thom as' IlugT Pow tier a. ■onlirig to E-i mol Misses Ella and Ruth where he will remain permanently in ♦ r^3aX £L C m ^Z 3J E n ti-rl nin m e -it l i i in tn, I s- t i l ed ol P i e it t v j h-* i t-.-1 . s m i p, tiire'ti"t | ) n NUT F K ^ P IT * P> ■* l|f Tiillahnii’-a, Ti'tHi , are in,, |.,ture bioking after lus farm luSLUlM’T . bol mix it with ground * I g r e a t fight ' • ’ ng M i s s 111a d.Vs lirvilli t-ri’s!-*. * * * * . » < * ♦ * * * * * * * Three talk- were given by ri-t irto-il I ed and moisten with just enough I >>e in vt meeting of the Woodman Mrs. (‘has L Polk and her friend, t«iys:* Forrest Gatehel, r< turned from V*ater to make a crumbly mass. Notice t r-h- w ill be held on Wednesday, Mrs Adams arrived from Jaeksonthe navy Forrest was n gun pointer T hen eaelt hog gets a beneficial dose. March licith, at. 3:-'lu. Please ho ville Snturday und are spending u By order of llto board of directors on a convoy ship und wan carried a See full tlirections on tiackuge. prompt. Mrs. Parker, Guardian. : week in Sanford, stopping at Mrs. notice is hereby given yfiat the n u m b er of times within hailing dis­ Your money back if you are not Leslie .Bryan and family und Miss Polk’s country home east of the city. stockholders of the Geo. II. Fernald ta n c e most of ib>* Irish coast, hist «nti:t'’ed Howard of Itunmsx iile, Ga . rt turned Their m any friends are |Jt u.-n d to Hardware C om pany, a corporation, never did get over. Tile next was M erchants Grocery Co will at its office in Sanford. Seminole ri.ur-ilay from A c a d i a where Mrs. see them here again. ** Herman Steele, who was a member Sanford. Fla. rfi DwChfwuLUafivnwJy dyrirj tki Cpflrtw* Hr-.10 h a ' been visiting for several Mrs, C II. Dingee arrived tn the county. Florida, at ten o'clock a in of Pd* Signal Corps in the Cirrus I t 3le I w,', h ' city mi Tuesday from Dunedin and on the 31st day of March. A. D. Artillery and who helped drive the, 1919, hold a special meeting L>r the M*- .1 Luwldn Moon li ft Wed- is visiting at the home of M ri R ,J Germans out the S’. M * lei sect' to- , r•,r B ra d 'M o w n .where she Holly this week She will leave in a transaction of inipeitant lia.-eness Last Oliver Murrell told of see in g . " .iHend tb*- memorial services for few days for Jacksonville to join affairs of said corporation. bow easy it was (or the navy to awl ctr. NoCwr-Ho fey J ACKSON VI I.I.K. Pl.OlltllA This 14th day of March. A. I) move a hill, and of how seared he in r husband, the lute Rev. J haw- Mr Dingee who is employed by the 100 l l o o m s . 50 list h • ton Moon, ' city of Jacksonville on municipal 1919. was when his ship, the Finland, was j f1(J« in Jacltn(\vjllo,n&.by ... . i n i , , . . l 0*p»«llr poiiDldr t / All mvelt-r* l i . i p . n c - ' J. G. Ball, III a c o ll is io n a n t i all lltin d a t h o u r T ) t i m i n i.. vU taiur, Irtrpbone ierxlre. tt.lr. ■Mi - Ruth M cDaniel was a visitor improvement*, TljCTbOPICALCOOPERATIVECdx Secretary, of The Geo. H. a torpedo had gotteif in its vvi rk. g1/* b*'h* p,r : at the homo of her m other Saturday' It won’t cost you n cent to phone Fernald H ardw are C om pany. OUvur lias made- about seven trips r— , , ■ . your O R D E R S FO R P IA N O T U N 44-2te across and saw long duty in u tile • - - ING tu Wade, the Tuner, Orlundo. transport servfce. ■-. 4l-8tj> Presbyterian Church Programs of this kind will lie re­ * \ ! ib. Craig Harris n.ee Margaret L a s t Sunday tlu* annual canvass peated until a I Pie Baptist .buy* D a v is1, arrived * froin A tlanta und ap« M several days thi;- week with fur the various missionary vauses of have had a chance to relate their her mother, Mrs. T . S. Davis, *be- the church was made. About $2,000’ experiences' anti the part they each for" going to 1er Ji^me in Orlando, was subscribed, which was twice jibe played in the great conflic ts M a rg a re t’s nuira-rotis f i i t n J s 'n r e de- si^e of any such initial subscription lighted th a t she will be - n near here this church ever made. Prospects $r,o.«n BONUS anti ran lie with thorn often , ! now indirat * th a t the total am ru it Mm. May S. Lit kins returned 'ir!,:ri*li* $J,950 _wi!l be fully aub- To Itc Paid to Soldiers Discharged from a visit to C hralt r. S. C„ 'lust l,trlV<’d* T *,0»ti I’rcahytcrians w lm_ ' ‘Since April 6 . I9IT t h a t ioo'.;. Lo o k » * e t several were-not serti last Sunday may give J jatu rd n y a f t e r .—spei.oir.g S e t io n . 1406 of the Revenue Art ' - 1 ■ ~ . '4- ■- — ' their subscriptions to .Mr. II. R. weeks with relatives. She was arapproved Kcii. 24th, 1919, authorMen are judged In no small compatded home by her aunt. Mis* Stevens or Mr. H. C. rDuBose at ires the p a y m e n t nf u bonus of degree by Iheir personal ap­ Janie Stringfcllovv wl.o is the guest any time in the week. $60,00 to . officers,' soldiers, field pearance. Looks reflect the of her brother, Jud g e L. G. Stringclerks and nurses of the arm y upon mental altitude and ennbles fellow uml family on Ninth street. honorable separation from active one (o judge on sight the m a n ­ service by discharge, resignation or ner of man we are. Mr. and Mrs. S ta n wood rT,_ SoiiM Are.you a * otherwise. This bonus is not pay­ of Portland._Mp^_left. Thurw lay Jcr-' Appearances are of course Orlamlo where th e y will spend sev­ able to the heirs or representative* deceiving at tim es, but an a ‘/ : K. of an y deceased soldier. eral weeks, leaving th ere they will general thing a man gets more in visit -*St. AuEUstim*, Jacksonville, Those who are d scharged licreconsideration In any walk In If you have only a few dollars to invest, if you Agheville, ' W ashington nud other ufter will receive this bonus on the life If he lak es particular care arc saving for a larger investment, a safe and profitable points of interest before returning to same roll or voucher upon which <r>f his peraonal appearance. their home. - They will meet their they are paid their final pay.. te mporary employment of your funds is in a bank account son and daughter in N o rth Carolina. V * We kntjw of nothing that Those who have iieen discharged AT3 you a member of Mr. and Mrs. Soule made many and have received their final pay "HI give this appearance more It is the public-spirited, the proper, the the Baptist ChUrch? ’ fn'ertds while here who regret to see without the $60.09 bonus, should than h u v I n g your clothes profitable thing to do t6 keep all of them leave. In either event a hearty welcome write a letter to the Zone Finance steam ed and pressed. It m at­ * your funds actively employed. ters not if they arc old or new I Officer, L**mon Building, Wushing; ' awdits you at Excellent E ntertainm ent they look heller. ! ton. D . ' C . , stating their service Among the good things coming -laince~April fL- 1947, -the d a ta .of- l a s t For a pick a e r view-xaii- - ------ J u r - S a n f o r d people-this next w pelris i discharge and their present address the M h s io n tr y P ageant whirh will 1to which they desire their bonus Sunday Schuol 10 A. M. he given at the M. E. church on ; checks, to be sent and enclosing with Tl ursday evening, M arch 27th, Preaching 1*1:30 A. M. & 7:30 I*. ,M this letter their, discharge certificate 1919, beginning at 8:15 p. m. or military order for discharge and Cor. 6th St. and Park Ave. I All of the Fnnffinl churches are both, if both were issued. M ;1 l. MASSEY, Pastor Phone 104 taking, part in this beautiful pageant Upon Hie receipt by the Zone and from the am ount of work (hoy Finance Officer, Washington, D. C., 4-J 1 Oxford Time . I)ickins Shoe Store Atlantic Hotel CHILL TONIC DUVAL HOTEL STRANGER CHILLS' AND FEVER,IttURIA CQLDS,GRIPPE,IHFlUENZfl 25 50 Idle money is a waste that is inexcusable. SANFORD The First Baptist Church Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company “ jgr i iH l '---- �* >• *■— E B e : i —* ‘ - p ’TT, " THE 8 A * « n z» .v . - L . l , j u a i sag . -T ' , j&lir.v:A&g ELICIOUSLY refreshing and bubbling with healtli-giving strength, OrangeCrush delights^the tongue with its champagne sparkle. 'Served ice-cold, it ban­ ishes thirst quickly and completely, no matter how scorching the day. ■ D 5 . 1 Y~"-. If I. T he nam e of .the organization • hall he Sinn Fein. 2. Sinn Fein aims at securing the international recognition of Irelnnd as an in d e p en d e n t Irish Republic. • by the people of Ireland, tc) The estab lish m en t of a tional Stpck Exchange, ---- — ------------ --- - Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling • ....... — ,!..-■ ■■■— — 'w'• t Your Knows* to make them All foods are flavored * palatable. All smoking tobaccos are treated with some flavoring for the same reason. But there is a big difference in the Q uality and. kind cif tobacco flavorings. Tuxedo, the finest of properly aged hurley tobacco, uses the purest, most w holesom e and delicious of all flavorings— chocolate! That is why “ Your Nose Know s” Tuxedo from all other tobaccos—by its delicious pure fragance. Na­ if) The creation of a National Civil Service, emfacing all .th e employees of th e C ounty C oun­ cils, Rural Councils, Poor Law Boards, H a rb o u r Boards, and - o t h e r bodies- responsible ’to the Irish people, by the Institution of a common national qualifying ex­ amination a n d a local com petitive •exam ination (the lutter at the dis­ cretion of th e lora! bodies . g The estab lish m en t of Sinn Fein Courts of Arbitration for the speedy aniL satisfactory adjust- • Having achieved t h a t s ta tu s , the Irish people may by referendum freely choose their o wn for™ of It’sji/Splendid drink for the family, absolutely government. pure. We suggest that you order a case to­ •'I. This object shall he a tta in te d day. Orange-Crush is obtainable wherever through the Sinn Fein organization, soft-drinks are sold. which shall, in the name of the Soverign Irish people: ai Deny the right and oppose the C'OMI'VNV . will of the British P arliam ent and British Crown or any otheV forby the hot tie. Less hy the case eigrp governm ent til legialate . fus* . .antuit. «rf»Ai» — j*.'> . ‘ . e i> . .Ireland; • lit The developm ent of transit tbi M ake use of any .anti every . by rail, road and water, of waste meuns available to render impo­ l a n d * f o r th e national benefit by tent the power of Engl id to hold a national a u th o r ity approved by Ireland ill subject ion mil it a r y the ......pie of Ireland. A D EFEN D ER O F SINN F E IN S T h e forms of heroes fill before mv force or otherwise, ii. The tie vt*lopment of the Irish ------------pv'.aiun. and there is one flic star of Sea Fisheries hy national iissemI W borons fro law n<h w it h f otltinced f-«im I Jlge •> whose destiny sways- my own th en t ,,r oilier nat onu! autboritv mil llo an i loir i t uiid <»n it of lent e wit li joy atvd prole, -..m i |I t- e, on.- Ihp keynote of w h o se -n a tu re approved by the people of Ire­ I he 1 rush p e o p le i- nr i •*r fH n* lie for Ireland 1 am M* do . 1 go to id tine- harmoniously with 'the swan land binding on their conscience ♦ri«* join -the gt mlly- com pany of ih** song of my .soul It is the great T h erefore, in u 'co rd .irn 1• j Tin reform "f education to w it tl nuoi who dirt) f',r Ireland the I. ,i-t Fieri t,•,u>-, who-F w- ip i’i was not . 1 l -Ff* f *-Ml! II t ill If, Ml Mini tender its basis national a lid in­ ’in,. it d o p l ol w h im was far worthies than i ( sword, hgl prayer and | reaching, dustrial by th e com pulsory teach­ eil in eonveniidn, l!K)i i r ’o n s t i t can claim to be, and that noble I ite « . i|, ,to-T-sow»'*l, trirm n i's to .lb's .. ing of the Irish language. Irish his licet A-vi-mldr .hall I 1of]l vn hi"!. band are Iheinsel\i s ,i -in.ill i i t ' o i • 1 " r> and Irish agricultural and • impri-iftg pi r'ii. h h\ II . . , . army id, •l . i iu 11■it , cliur I I .il.e in - .i w a\ the ol, ,the great, tin e unttiereil i rish 1 irt-l n ueto les m anufacturing potentialities In the Mi»* 'iitq arty rs whom cap tio n is the t lir'st u1'd let my blood lie'll w the -tiered primary system , and, in addition, preme national author tu 1 *1|o*ak w ho , died on C alv ary l if every soil of Ireland I die in the certainty t o elevate to a position of ilninuiand act in I hi name of the Irisle white robed knight in all lhai goodly that once more the seed will fnii ■ alo e irt the Cmversttv system people and to dev m a n d forinucompany we are the spiritual ,-td y l.tle fir I 'o welfare of I ontinned ol) ("’age S ---- ---- ---- - . S tn n ’Feln ConaUtnllon ^"'the whole people-of Ireland'. ' Such ns: Thft " i ; 11, London, publishes the following ns the Sinn Fein Con­ (a) The introduction of a F ro ttc stitution: tive System for. the Irish In d u s ­ tries and C om merce hy combined W hereas the people * of Ireland action of th e Irish C ounty C o u n ­ never relinquished the claim to sep­ cils. U rban Councils, Rural C o u n ­ a ra te nationhood, and t cils, Poor Law Iloards, H arbor Whereas lh<‘ provisional- govern­ Boards, 'a n d other bodies directly ment ol the Irish Republic. Easier, responsible to th e Irish . eople 1916, in th e name of - the Irish fl>) The estab lish m en t and main­ people and continuing the fight made tenance u n d e r the direction of a by previous generations, reasserted National Assembly or other a u ­ the inalienable right of th e Irish nuthority ap p ro v e d by the people of tion to Sovereign Independence','and .Ireland of an Irish Consular Ser­ reaffirmed the determination* of the vice for th e a d v a n cem en t of Irish Irjsp people to achieve it; and Commerce a n d Irish intert*sts”geperally. a Whereas the proclam ation of an Irish Republic, Easter, 1916, and the i ci The re-establishm ent of an Irish M ercantile M arine to facili­ suptemn courage and glorious sacri­ fices nf th e men who gave their tate direct ttu d in g between Ireland and the countries of C ontinental lives to m aintain it, h a r e united the people of Ireland under (he flag of Europe, Am erica, Africa and the Far East. the Irish Republic, he it resolved th a t we, t h e delegated representa­ (d ) The in d u strial survey of Ir e ­ tives of the Irish people, hi convenland and t h e developm ent of its 1*011, assembled, hereby declare th f mineral resources under the aus­ following to be the C onstitution of pices of a N ational Assembly or Sinn Fein: other n ational a u th o rity approved : —— F - ......... -T tS T ry T I uj T eat: Rub a little Tuxedo briskly in the palm of your hand to bring out its full arornn. Then sincll it deep its-tlclictous, pure* ■fragrantt'-*'1 will convince you. Try this test -with an y o th e r to b a c c o a n d we w ill le t Tuxedo stand or fall on your judgment. “ Your A lo s a K n o w s " The Perfect T.btcc. for Pipe and Cifuett. G u a r a n t e e d by TRY A HERALD WANT AD ^ lllllllllllllX X X llllllllllll> C X X IIllllllllll> C X X IIIIlllj|lllX X X IIIllIllllllX X > IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIlIIlllX X X X X X IIIlllirilllX X X IIIIIIIIIlllX X X IIIIIIIIilllX X X IIlllllllN IX X X IIIllllllillX X X IIIIIIIIillil^ I L ight Six szz — X X X ■ SS X 5»' 0 55 = “ km K X ' X — ~ = = 22 J 1! X \ \ hcrl.H a n d T i r e s . IfJ x 1 in c h e s fro n t a n d r e a r o n l ouri ng c a r a n d r o a d s t e r s ; . li x -1 ' i im h i 's on S e d a n , coupe, rulsrloh ■t a n d t fm n ear. Si m i g h t sid e t v p e ; n on-fi kid on * i rear S plit locked d e m o u n t a b l e rirns. .Motor C o t t i n e t i l a l Red • S e a l. 1 I II P . si ^ cvlttl d e r . 1'list l‘f» blue ' ran k t . i 'c 1111 lev 1 t o l o . i t i r wit! I ’i s t <* f ri*fis ii v ;i hlir t h r o u g h tail 1Min g a u g e ci, «!«' h fro n t Itn i c l*tu»ip hi <1 * .t in - h 11 - ,i n i it n » n LV n u n i f Ii i Ileal ges rs tjlliel id ;u* 1-41* 1 _i | | \ | . 1 tin t noli Hi! S) nil to F.i ■i ' r a .li •r vv i | de» i a 1 io m 1. i 1 fill r if o g a l w a te r j hi i n 1,' w n i l . ,i u i|di i o ICICI t ml 1 '-m* I a d j l l 't .1 fir bi*H - d “I V i-ti i an 1! *i if is! it r. 1 IU . . 1 s;.*t m 1. n lirk n tin n p« •-It i \ . |in * •»u ■n f .-t . i t ■ •Tiiii k >haft iif-ar * U'g-. .lt d front g e a ; s. witti - 1tin' i r. . d t 1 f i .(1S it ii n . tor f g u itio n Ki • m y . with an t o l n a l le <old nil :i.«d lll.lt i|a •luxi! u%r\ S p u ta ad . a n e t * a n d r e t a r d s d ir c r t l v w i t h sp e e d of m o to r . !>od if»iir Will: rd s lu r .ic e h a M ery. C a rburetor H iiylield, n ‘W tj'1'4 M o p itir ly. Air a d j its) m e n t on d a s h . V clif - S t e v a r i v a c u o m fee d Bt-ga Hon ta n ; at r e a r. ( ia s o liu e g a u g e iTn t a n k . ( Bitch4U rg & Beck .1 r y - i 'l a t e dir*u. Pnm |il c te ly vt in Hy-w hoe ■In •using. D ual a n d dirt | roi f S im p le a d jiis tin * it S m not h. yi»l p> sitIVTA p e r f e c t tint, ■!i for idi .it i\ ers. Roc king lev IT bhi ft T r anti min si u n D u r s l o n it lectiv t* t y p e T h r e e ' s :>( ei » forH e a v y nickt 1 h t c i 1 J ear*. JBiaft d r iv e t Itrougl 1V w a r d a n d reverse. i o C n i v e r s a l joints.■ A x les T i m o n axlei. fr. tft Uttfl rear F r o t i t . d ro ) i f . . rg ed f m m s in g l e p PIT nic k el s te e l r e a r , flouting t y p e ; d r iv e . m e in lie rj ea sily rt'ino'. u b h I’f1 s te e l S p ira l grttr* m |»ri ■JiH houx n g w ith H ot ell k iss t y p e of Irive. Timken h e a r in g s bn'tig io int ■ n r n o i s y s t r u t rolls or l.i r o u e a rm . F ram e I 1. - in c h h e a v y h a n n e l ste e l hb *1Hill 'smgli d r o p it i w e a k e n ittg olfsel He:1\ V s lee full-c row tied feni|( •r>. (*ov* N u r r o w e d in front n g iv e s h o r t t t i m i n g ra d iu s • cre d ru n n in g hoard* Springs F'r m l sp rin g s. s e m i- e llip tie . Tx d in c h e s suspenlTed d ir e t uy u n d e r insure easy riding. Steering H e a r Worm and wheel type: located at left side of car: double a d ju s t­ m ent: self-lubricating hearings. H orn button in R en ter of wheel. Elerlric Lighting and Starling' Two-unit Remy system . .Starter enguged by s im ­ ple to u c h of foot b u t t o n . Double bulb headlights. Cowl light" shows w he th e r rear light is going. All wiring enclosed in metal conduits, with junction boxes for easy inspec­ tion. Lam ps protected hy fuses Single dash switch controls any com bination of lights. Equipment " O n e M an" ty p e top and envelope of D rednaut w aterproof material. W in ter curtains opening with doors stored in top pockets. Tjltcd ventilating ruin-proof windshield. 60-mile spyedometur driven from propeller shaft. F ront an d rear license plate carriers. E le g a n t Interior trimming. Electric horn u n d er hood. Five d em o u n t­ able rims. .Rigid re a r tire-holder. Coat rail and foot rail. FulUtoo! equipm ent. COM I’A 1IE T H E SPE C IF IC A T IO N S C O M P A R E > I I E PRICE D O E S N ’T I . E \ M ; Ml t i l t I|()l( E DOES IT? $1635 Delivered in Sanford ’ ••» - ! % Plenty of the fartious “ Overland and Willys” e a r s f or i m m e d i a t e delivery at all times. • CALL ON U S FOR A DEMONSTRATION G o o d rich T ir e s all styles and sizes including Silvertown Cord Beginning SATURDAY March and continuing as long as long as they last, we will have a special sale on Goodrich inner tubes at 2 0 , per c e n t less than regular price �MARCH 21. W I* THE 8ANFQRD HERALD FA OX S E V E N ih a r ic to r s h o m » stn l-e* rrjr out Its re* |to _4 n rtB ■ll Vlnd. of f«rra p r o d u e tt, 'b y land b f l n i a » e u * d a t the d a ta of th e l**uI purchase ami tile , construction plan*. All of T o w n a h lp *3 3, R a n e e 14 B, C. K. T ufla, all parUea r a n t e ol l u r h re rtlf lr a te in t h e n a m e of J . N. Baat i>th#rwi»r, lii deal in ol th e S t. j o h n a rIVer, Q. It Dnclo Sam 's strong-box Is hold Mvrk in other Intareata u nde r J . L. Ifaekne; A Leonard. ttnleaa *kid' rertiO eate All of Sectlona IV. 00 ai ,__ . . . . . I . aanu UII* ahallJ. beS. redeemed H ackney, II. C. WhR.h a e e o rd in f t o law t a i deed • hip 22 S, R a nee 35 K. poa* of *t h r fame, to i borrow m oney a n d aeempty, bow Is he paying his after-w ar cur© H ackney, A u f u t t a I the name by • pledge of l i t atoek, or will l..ue th rreo n o n 'the IS th d a y of M a rch, Andera, S o u th half of Section 5; tleorge 8. Norwood. Mar expenses? tiy notea, honita op mOrtaggca or other obll- A. D H I S A. Nor6. 7. S, 17. IS. 19, " 20, ' wood, KlUabeth Tempi. 29. 30, 31 a n d 32; in Wi i n o , my »ffid*t t ix n a tu r e and aral gallons upon the D aniel A. • This Is being done with money and generally to property of th e c o rp o ra tio n this the I t i h day of F e b r u a ry . A. It. ISIS, T ownahlp 23 8,. R a n g e S3 K. G. M arth, Huaan 5 T ea gner, have a nd e a e r d a e all auch (aeal1 K. A. D O U G L A S S , Sarah K. D oraett, M ary borrowed from the banks at the rate powers aa may Ibe incident to the purpnaea All ol Sectionn S A. S tr a u g h n 6 lying Weat of th e right Clerk Circuit C ourt Seminole Co... Fla. ol way ol th e Florida I ... business of the c orpora tion, or o th e r Baat C o a at Railw ay; Hu*»n H arkney. J ^ ria e:rr It. N orof 600.000,000 every two weeks, short­ and 40-5tc ................................. N athaniel t>uainc*»rs of a like datur«v and to have. Uy V. M. t)uugla»*,~l), C, All of Section 7 lyin l , . _ g. Weat .... . . . O. Norwood, lloof th e right of wood, _______ term anticipation certificates of Indebt­ enjoy ami e a r r r U t all‘I the rlghta, power*, Noilrc of Way of the F lorida Baat' C o a a t R ailw ay; •ey B. Norwood, A *ne t F. Weber, -I J - **Vpplicalten fer T a i D e e d U nde r All ol Section S ly in e Wetit of the right of T n o m a a I,. Marah, M a r t h a Cerley, a n d privilege© incidentt to corporation* orTho governm ent already la exploit­ edness being Issued In return. Scril-.n K of Chapter ISAM, l.*«« of Flor- way ol the Florida Baat Coaat Railway; I >anil-1 M. H a r k n e y , J o h n A. H a c k ­ ganUt-d and « listing unrdcr a n d Uy virtue ol Ida All of Sectlona III, 30 a n d 31; in Townahlp ney, J o h n I). Norw ood, M a r th a D. -Q. As long as the banks are ad­ the law* of the Mate id-I Florida. ing fhe Victory Liberty Loan, which Notice it hereby i Norwood, Wra. S. Marah, S a r a h Arte, 2.1, S outh, R a n e e 30 Baat. vancing the money, why not let thorn M l l r l r III. will be floated In April, In order thnt p u r r h a r e r of T a i I'e d a te d I All of Sectlona 30 a n d 31; In T ow nahlp I . Kelly, and M a ry S. H ackney or * f capital atoek ol the cort h e 6th day ________ . . . rf . , July n « . .. i*.-**'. na* riled, 25 S outh. R a n e e 30 Baat. rit|ier of th e m ; all p a r ti t a claiming the people may s ta rt saving for the continue to do so? i- tine H u n d r e d T h o u s a n d •aid certificate riMHiratc in m haa m ade eand n d **»» ol Section* I a n d 12 In T ownahlp intercut under Andrew Johnaon, rthlldm li-,*- *lor- *ta« my-office, *y-otflc * tor, *lam A. Uecauso in order to continue to purpoae of Investing In bonds of the loltara, divided into O ne p application deed e in a ccord- 23 AU d rreaaed, • • tr u a te e for Witx HiedS outh, R a n e e 35 Baat. lava ahart-a ol th e p a r value ol a- -nr© --- will) — Sai d certificate r m b r a c e a t h e "Victory Issue." Tho following brief extend credit to the business Interests All of Sectlona 25 a n d 36; In ToAttkhip leg f o . , I. J „ Falk 4 Co., L ouder5 1 0 0 .OOi fiolla;* each, which following dracribed p ro p e rty a ltu a te d in back. (iilbert 4 Co., C arrel. questionnaire should tend to clarify big and little of th e country the hanks >le in lawful m oney ol th e St* min »lt> t o u n ty , Florida, to -w it: S E ' n of 25 S outh, R a n e e 33 Baat. H earn A V a n ltu r e n . Tyaen A All of Section* 6, 7, IS I .. a. nnod i9; i Weat ball Sm ith, W. E. A le ia p d e r A Co.. S W f i Fee, f America, nr in p ro p e rty , or m ust get back this m oney—am ounting the m i n d of any reader regarding the of Section 20, all of Section* "! ... 28, 33 a n d 34; Kckm an A Velaburg 4 O e th e m 4 I r e . at a fair am t iu»; vatua- ■aid land In T o w n a h lp 26 S outh, R a nge 36 Baat. to 20 per cent -of th eir entlro reil by the bo a rd of director*. T«<uanrr n_ Victory Loan: Jte aa m e r: all partlea claiming InBa*t hall of Section I, Baat hall* el Sec- terrata u nde r T h o m a a Stalker, all II. <1 . Smith. Uni Article IV. Q. T he war being ovor, why !• sources- •wlirn it falls due, ns only lion 12; AU ol Section 13, .Baat . . . . h■a lf of S e r ­ rrdvcm rd BCc*<»rdin ; which the c o rp o ra tio n alt II lion I I ; - N o r t h half of S fc lio n 23 in T ow n- na rtiea claiming Intrrra ta u n d e r there need of another g reat popular thus can tho prospority wo now onjoy Wm. Mill*, all p a rtlea claiming Inpe rpetual unleaa * inner d l-- thereon on th r •h ip 27 S o u th , R a n e e 36 B a il. 1919. tereala under M a th ew A. S te w a rt, be continued. S o u th w ra t q u a r te r of Section 19: All of all war ipan? W i t h n i m y ofti< pa__ rtlea- claiming Intrrrata — , ...... .. ...... ...... u nde narr Sectlona 30 a n d 31 In T ow na hlp 27 S outh. (he 21«* day of Fi A. T he proceeds from the Fourth • Q. Will the Victory Loan bo of­ H. C. N n rtb io p , deceated; jll] parIlanee 37 Baat. T h e nuainraa o! t h r curpura titm ahall lie tic* claiming in trre ata under Jxre lm a Loan, according to S ecretary of tho fered to tho people on a commercial r n n d u c tc d by. a preaidrnl, a vice pre aidrnt, a All id Sectlona 6, 7. IS. 19..2 9, 30. 31. 32, Itavia, all pa rtir* claiming int*r33 a n d 31; in T o w n a h lp 28 S o u t h , Range arere tp ry anil trr**un-r. end * h oa rd ol d i­ basts, o r will their patriotism again bo Treasury Olass. were exhausted last e«l» u nde r Seth Tayloe*’o r ' und*r ---------3 7 JU * t. -; * rector* to conaiat ol n»t Ice* t h a n Ihri-c, the All ol Section* 19, 30 a n d 3 1 ; In Tow nahlp Midlie T aylor nr e i t h e r ’ nl t h e m , D e c e m b e r , and the governm ent m ust a p p e a l e d , t o L ___I I — ____ ----------------- -— 1 — n u m b e r 4u l-e- tirril try Ihi- by-law*. T h " all partlea claiming intereata u nde r 29 S o u th , R a n g e 38 Baat. ra (hall be c ir c le d a n n u a l l y by t h r A. .Secretary Olass says the pa­ din-rto have billions more w ith which to All of Section* 6 a n d 7; all N o r th of Alva V. Wood, all partlea r l i l m i n c atu rkholder* on t h e laat T u r a d a y In F e b r u ­ Intereata under J o h n B. D u r a n d , Flem m ing G r a n t of Section 18 a n d of Sec­ m aintain o u r forces overseas, bring triotism of the American people will ary of each year, at 11:00 o ’clock a. m. at a d e rra a ad . all partlea claiming Inm eetin g had for t h a t purpose in ita principal tion 19; in 3'ownahip 30, S o u t h , . R a n g e 38 be relied upon to send the loan trium ­ offlrea a t Sanford, Florida, a n d , (I* officer* Baat. tr r r a ta u nde r JoRn, H a i ti , all p a rAlt of Section* I. 2. 3, 4, 9, 10. 11. 12. 13. l i s t claiming in ferra t u nde r F r a n k ­ phantly "over the top." It, however, ahall, im m ediately t h e r e a f t e f b e * elected l|y lin Moure, drc ra a cd. all partlea th e board of director*. Until thoae elected will Bo m ade particularly attractive as at a n o rg a n iia tin n meeting of th e atoek33 a n d 36; in T ow na hlp 2 9 , S o u th | rlalm in g intereata u n d a r S te p h an 8. H o pklni, dcccaaed. all partlea R ange 35. Baat. to ra te of Interest und period of ma- holder* to be held upon th e com pletion of claiming lolereata u n d e r Rnbe-t lT*th Ita in corporation, or a t t h e firat a n n u a l Atl of Section* t ; 2. 3 a n d 4; Baal hall Iall turlty. partita Claiming‘ntereat under T hom a a meeting of aturkhidder*, ahall be -;u»tlrt< I, ol Section 9; All of *ertlona 10. I I , t2 . 13, P r a c t ic e c o n fin e d to t h e tr e a t m e n t o f th e e y e E y e s e x a m in e d b y a r e g u l a r rc g ls :e r o d p h y s i c ia n - STOCK PEDDLERS arnounl G lasses tilled, broken lenes du­ plicated 2S W . C h u r c h S t. - O r la n d o , F la . HENRY McLAULIN ♦ HEADERS:—Get tho nnmcH ♦ and addresses of all persons ♦ ’ and com panies offerlnR you 4 speculative or doubtful stocks ♦ and securities, particularly It I- they are offered in exchange for ♦ your Liberty Ilnntls or W ar Sav<► Ings stam ps. Mall them , with ♦ copies of their circulars. Ip MY SPECIALTIES: i’ ll K A ltD ’S H A N D -T A IN T E D C H IN j GO RHAM 'S .STERLING S ILV E R ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND W A -TH a Si WATCHES BUSINESS CARDS t to. Inch t .xiiB Will lie Puhliibc-- Ud> This lii'iidlnk’ AI The Rale Ol S7.2t i- i I ' r r V t- a r SCTIELLEMAINES i . a ii-y e it N F O Itl) FI.OHIPA OlnXIAS r.MMKT WILfKJN F- FKUGUS4JN UUUSHoLI/r.H Wilson ift Hoasholder LAW YERS >nr> G i r d F lu rill* D O N ’T Dr. L. J. Marshall <JlFice 309 Park Avenue Telephone 291 tfficeHrs: 1 0 -12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m I)K. E. M. DOWLING VETERINARIAN (ID IA D I'A T K i I n a l s • ' s t'ic n tiiic a lly a ll t l t i i i I '.itiu (iis u a s c s ARE VOUR TAXES HEAVY? THEY MAY BE HEAVIER YET Probably ovi-ry re a ik r of this pa|ier finds Ills taxon a lilt ItlKlu-r than tic llkr's lo pay Thousands of them have been ftlruKKlItiK for th** last few week.” lo make out reports on Income taxes to the government, and have found lltul six per cent lakes ;i pretty heavy slice out of what was left over on New Year's tiny. Many of you liiul to bor row money (n p;n the taxes Hut this tax Is mill 1ny, lo what all of us will have lo pay If the Victor' Loan foils to go over Uncle Sam's war hills must bo paid He prefers ti borrow Ibt' money from u» and pay n'baek later on Hut If be can’t borrow It, lie mils' lake It—in the form of faxes. It's like the difference between rent­ ing ft house for len years or buyiug ii on Ihe Installment plan In one case, you wind up with a thick bundle of rent receipts ill the other, you have u deed to your home. Isn't It better to lend your money to the Government ut a fair rate of In­ terest than to pay it nut In taxes, which never come back? That's worth considering when the time comes to Invest In Victory Honda, j SELL BONDS CHEAP. Ilriilt-n* of Liberty li(indn of nny Is fiic « r r warned by the goveromont not In accept the first offer luntle by n ’ sliark" In ntse they are forced to «t>ll their imneift for any purpose. II Is best to borrow on your bonds Instead or selling them, and the banks will usually grant n i<»w rnto of Inlorenl. But If you must sell, ko t o * reg tiinr bank, when you will get the full market price if you citn hold on. all the betti'i', for the Liberty bonds will certainty tiring 100 cents on the dollar gftor a few yours of peace ( ’n ils in S a n f o r d a n d v ic in ity prom ptly, answ ered. C O d D TO THE L A S T D R O P i'lionc 389 Melrose House OUI.ANP0 , FLORIDA Mrs. J. A. Cox, p* Aldereon, W. Va., wrilcsr "My dflURhter . . . s u l (crcd terribly. She could not turn in bed . . . the doctors gave her up, and we brought her home to die. She had suffered so much a t . . .lime. Hav­ ing beard of Cardul, w e got it (or h e r." N f U r v F.nhlif-. My ft*mmiiuii»'n Ka |»ire* N o v 16 t h , 1922 l»tekinst*o A* I H rk ln s o n . UtnffuD 9 for I ncorporator* 15 I t r 1 M A X W ELL HOUSE CO FFEE ASK YOUR NOTH f: Not fee is hereby given t h a t .th e underrlgncd will on M ufuiiv, April 21*4, 1**19, or a* soon th e re a fte r a t convcniefci a pply in Ihe Honorable F i d n r y J. C alf*. G overnor of t h e s t a t e of rioriila. for ft-Orr* rialcn( in* c o r p o ra tm g the "Tropical Vegclab?»» Com* p a n y . " under Ihe following propt**c<l char* t r r , I h e original of which ia on file in the ofRpe o f th e Hecrelary of S t a t e of t h e S t a t e of Florida, a t T allahasarc, *. K. F. D u i n n H . Jonra S a n d y Anderann, A r t l r l r a o f I r . r a r p a r a l l o n o f h e * f ropiral V egetable C a r n p a a /" T h e unde rsigned Hereby asaoelate Jh e m M-lvea to g e th e r for the p u r p t a c rd l o r m in g a body politic a nd c o r p o r a t e Ulider. t h e lasri of h eM---------s t a t e *of Florida, i-l»t__ * * with a n d ojtd er th e B. DOUGLASS. Clerk In the Coualjf Judge'* CnuM. in a n d fur (he 4'ottnh *»f Sem in ole. S l a te uf Florida I n re I . M i f r u f , ( ‘i la littn W. ( ‘ l i r a s . I>9*r«-B«ed , Sifiai Mrav, th e <lul. » p p u | ntetl anil itiialib ed a i l m l m t i r a t r u of th« . » i a l e of . J “, kl l ra > . J u c d k P t l , h a v i n g tiled h^r- lu-UlloA in t h e r o u r i , p r a t i n g litar 1 hi f - i l o v i n c re al rsl ate I origin g to t h e *aiH U •" II ra v . (41 wit l o t N o 10 ,-f III, frk N o l | of T P t N o 2 ol 1 In t "1 1v •'f > 4 »i(or*l f lo flu a. curding 1 - I. It T r a d u r i ! ’* M a p «‘f Saniurd, !:»»• «1e i lull'll a^ii-l* iti t h e hiiinl* *d t h e adr n l n h tl r a t r ii for «he p k y m e n t *d d eb t* «ald tite p«r*onaft% h a v i n g 1»ren i n h aiM i>>1 t'o! a *41 h<ariu m g th* * 11 >I k tlm ln l* ! r n 1f l * ' • I aVi | Mtw*e*«|.>n M(1 >I flj I s r «ale of ‘'s a id n »l h P * i , a ink thi* «a i?t p e i i t i u n cun f o r m i n g iti all r u s p r c l i tf» t h e r e t i u l r r rnent* (if law in *Uch rftite m aile anil p ilh iitlieil; No» ( h i f r f o f e . yuti. Sin a h l l r m , a n d ("I aru M ' mot J o h n l» Je n kin*. tiu ar* •lian Ml I it* fn of Mlara H r a v , anti all o t h e r pervon* 1 nt -r e»l 1 in «»ali1 real e a t a t e a r t riimmnrult-il t o he anfl a p p e a r bef«»re t h e fVitmM J t i d g r - r m i r t of S e m in o le c o u n t v. F l o r i d a , on or b i f n r e t!ie lOlh «lav of A|»rk<. A. I* I'*I9. a n d «how r » m r (f an> y*u h a v e w h y *a1•! p etti ion nhutjld n**t b e g r an tiot • iivrfi u n d e r rnv h a n d a n d **-aI “ f t h e n u d 4'a.urt * - ihr 'j f i h day F e b r u a r y . 19 1n <.r * L . I t !l< H X M l l . l >L i t ij t ’l.UMly Ju>l*r . N i i l l r r u f %pplJrnlh»n lor l a x D e e d l nd er S e r l i o n ft, ( h a n l r r IMH. I **•> uf |-li>riil« N*<(ii«‘ I* hereb y given I h a l (»ver* lrec( T u .rp en ltrie I •• m pm tk. p u r r h a r e r of T u t » i r l t b . t t i i N- 70'. 4 ttd N o 7or., d a l i t l ( h r 6 l h d a y «»f J u l y , A. ]». I NUT, ftir u n p a i d ( with fu r t h e y e a r 1896, e t c h p e e r i n g N 1j of N ' ,.f S I ' , «.f S W ' , ..f S i r S *, T p 2d s . U 29 F , 8-ach Af - a.'l r e r l l t i n i l r t r o t * • rin g one half ini*r**( 1n A.n«t p r o p i f l ) , an<l • obi »• (h tf p r iip e rlx t»t N \ t H u n t a n d J \! Hunt \l**» T a i ( i M i h r a t * * No. 921 an ti N o 925, d a l e t l (he 7t h d a y **f J u n e , A I > I K9k, for u n p a i d t a tea for ( h r y ear I k 9 7 . e a c h m v e r i n g N K ' i **f S W ' j of SK h uf F r c 3S, T (* 2 0 S. II 29 F . e a c h of *ald • e( l l ll r « ( F » a o v erltig o n e- h alf l n l r ( t '* l in • aitl iiroil* r ( > anil solii o lf<* (tr*i|iefl> of \ M litm l and J M llun( \l*<* T a i Met 1 t h r a t • No '*21, d a t e d ( h r *it If d a y of N o v e m b e r , \ I* f «*r uiil»atd (itn-v fur i h e \ c a r 1^91 c o v e r i n g Hp | . ill \it i n t i m : S i c o r n e r of S W '4 of Sec 3 5. T p 2«» S, *1 a nee vx11 b atid hy a u t h o r i t v of It 29 K . run N 1 1 T 12 ft . W l | 7 12 ft, S. ( ’hlanp l earn ’cf T-ii.’i i N'ii k 7 A* t ' **f I'M 7, | , i » i 417 12 ft. F 117 1*2 ft. I a e r n S o ld a* the III F lo rid a S r m l n o |e t o u r t t v i« h e r e b y p l a c e d p r o p e r l y of F n k n o w n u n d e r t <|Uar a n line. Vnd « iiid f e r l i f l r a l e * h a v e lu h i h t n | in N i i Ii r e rn> "thr* ami th» i » \ » r * i r e r t T u r t o n t m e 1 It hcrefty n r t j f r e d Ihftf »li» 4'atli** i w ldch (*•», h a v e m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for l a v d e e d fo ah all e m b r a c e bull*, work ov»*n. r»W(*. i u g r in a r r o r d a n c e * n h lav. U n it* * s t o ! f r r I ifira lev ■ball be r e d e r m e d ar«*»>r*hng (*• heifer* a m i ra!vy*< «h all be d r i v e n , Iran * i p o r t e d or « l { o * c J to atrav nr *irif( inl*» a n y law tax do-ii will lulu* t h e r e o n on t h e - 1 v i p a r i of il*y ef XI'll!. A. D. 11-11•S c m ln o tc ( niinly W itni-* . my Mffiri»l a i x n a t u r r a n d m-*I r v r e p t uittfer t h e pr nviainrta td Ih Itulev am i t h i . I hi- I3t>i u*)- of M » r r h . A D. 1919. Hegulatioryi th** S l a t e F i v e S l o c k S a n i t a r y <»*l t: A D O U G L A S S , H o a r d , lot ( h e c o n t r o l , p r e v e n t ! on a n d t ’li-rk ( I rr u i t C o u r t 5i-rnin.*ls Co., Fla­ s p r e a d uf SpfcniMlc or T i c k F e v e r In c a t t l e . i l ) V, B. I l o u t l a u . j i . c R y O r d e r of 44-5tr S t a l e l . i t r Si-.fk S a n i t a r y H o a r .I Signetl W \ . \ | i K m , | ’fe*»t|eni Nnlfre uf (ppllrailon fur Tai *>erd Fmlet J W I »e M H h . S r f f r l a f Section A uf t hapler (ARH. I,a * n of I Inf Ac l i n g 'xf*,! I f Vel r r in a ria ii Ida N d U f f i* h r f e b t i f t\ 4-h t h a t M M S n jtth . I 'o rir at T «t! * Ii a *««> . Fla M arch A(h. 1319. p u r r l i t u r <1 1 s t I i ftilii l b N o M i l l . dale«| F. Iter l i v e \ p r d l* t. I 'M '1 t h e 2nd <l«> of J u m . A I ) I9I>2, ha* filed t opic* of I . gw, Itule* a n d R e g u la ti o n * for* • a id ( fcrtiriratr in m y «»ff1ir«?, a n d h a a m ade a p p l i c a t i o n fof t a t d e e d t o i u u f i n a c c o r d ” war tied on rpf|Mt*»f. 13.54c a n r e w i t h law. S a i d c c r t i h c a t c e m b r a c e * t h e f o llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y n i t u a t e d ip Se m in tile .court r y , Florida* ti»*wit; Hr»g. 1 2 * 7 N o tic e ©f App lication fur T a » D e e d U n d e r S e r l i o n H o f C h a p t e r | mmh, | . « « a o f Flor> rha W of 14 See. prt*l o n S Hoc of See. *2t., Ida T|*. 19 S. II. 30 c a s t , r u n N 10 r h a , \V 2 ' , N o t i c e Is h e r e b y given k h a r J o h n Hrmier. r h a , S 20 rh a, FI 2 l y r h a , N 10 clt*. 5 acre* T h e sa id l a n d b ein g as sessed a t t h e list* p u r e h a a « r of T a t ( V rl H b - a i f No* 521, d a t e d of t h e I s s u g n r r id s u c h c r r l i f t c a t c In t h e t h e Dli d a y of J u l y , A 1* 199 1, ha* filed n a m e of J 'fla1fhtuj*e a m i wife Utiles* »nid *afd r e r t l f l r a t e in rny «d!ire, a n d has mad** reftificati* ahall F-e r e d e e m e d acc»irdtng t<» s p p ' U a t b i n for l«% d m l t o iss ue In a r r o r i i Said c e r t i fi c a t e e m b r a c e s U * 1 s t d eed Villi iss ue t h e r e o n Itn t h e UM ft s fir*- with law t h e f ••■In string d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d in d a v .if April, A Jl 1919 \\ lines* rnv official *i gnat ti r«- trul seal litis Ihr 7th ds seal 1 Mar- h. » \ \ !• 1919, h i l l (.1. \ 9 S . N O T H i: S. rot »i. i|e count V. F'lofltla. fn wll Reg '* \K ■•nr .f S F: • * of . S W * of SW 4 S er 27 T p 21 Usngi .141. run N 19 *3is, 9 I * I * h , W J« • Ls, 9 6 u* ch*. W 4 71 rh * less' Rag 2'JO >ils F. of S W cor o,f Sec. r u n N 14*1.13 y d s, FI DM. 6 2 y d s . s l l t l . 1 3 > d*. \ |u:l Fl yd s) Th** said l a n d b rin g ' n s n s s r i l i t th e d.tte '•f t h e iss u a n c e «»l su c h c e r t l h r a l e in th e n a m e of R J. Self. Unl eaa said c c r l i fl c g l e shall he r e d e e m e d accc if d ln g t o l a w t a t d e e d will iss ue t h e j e o n un t h e 1st d a y of A pril, Niitlr** is hi-r« by given 'h a t I, (* ( iara ( ‘i l f * . a m a t n e d woman, ihe 'wife of J arm* J*. Cat«*. a n d a , r r -*d nt of Sanf*ir<1. Scrrtinnli* c o u n ty , Fluridn. iblrfld to a p p ly by m ti t li i n in tdianccry t» t-tc lh»nor*ldc Ja»n^* A. D. 191.9:* w . t'erkina, Jut|g«* uf ih e H pv tn lh J " d i * i 4 l Witness my olJUJal signature a nd sral Circuit of Florid©, at D« Land. H*»ri 1 1 , «♦* this th e 2 7th day uf F e b r u a ry , A. IF. 1919. w heruvrf h" may (*«• f 4» »**d 9 jo uV litrk on iteaD f: a . i i o u g l a k h . th»* m orning of April U»th. *1919, o f as anon (*brk C ircuit (*t»urt Semimdc f*o,, Fla. tFif rcftfti r a* ! niav be h t a r d . ft»r license t *4 tttanag*. take chargr* of and c i n l n d my p r o p i r t y , and to become a I fft* t j r l i r. Jtj *¥#ry rc*|H’rt. D a t e d a t Hanford, Hcmlnul* c o u n t y , F‘lnf* id a, M a r c h I I t h . 1919 G. C L A R A C A T E S , Si he!!** Maine©. S ^ r i l n x for INtlfInner, 43-Mc. GROCER I COAL ADVf RIISIN’O NOTICE U hrf»*li•y g iv e n ( h a t a n a p p i i v a l l o n will he m ade i *1 (he n«’t t tp asio n of ( h e Fforitla Leg M* •ire ti» have • I hat **fmityT'e n a c t a law mlalil.s •tut* m r t t u n l ) r o u r i for Si*mln»»le rotirtl a, F l t i r d i . I talefl F e b r u a r y 2 * l h , m K d y A t u l t r t o n a h d II, Ju n e * , i n m e k n o w n I* h e lh** p erso n * w h o *u h * crih ed t o t h e f o r e ­ g o i n g r h a r l e r , a n d each* f o r h in t* e|f , h efu rt m e, p e v r ra fly a r k n o w l««igrd t h a t h e ilid •* for t h e uses a n d p u rp o se* t h e r e i n eipre**ed, W l t m u a rny h a n d a n d si-a! of at Sanf « r d . F l o r i d a , (hi* t h r 19th d n v »d M arc h, 1 9 19 ( J. I I H I T T . t "1icf k F urr in t Until l .Seminole (Jo.. Fla 43-M l l v V M, f i o u g la a s , 11 , (* a iiiir.a ls . Why Suffer? S t a l e of F l o r i d a r ( ‘u u n i y uf Sem»null* I h e r e b y c y M j b . T J c b M * 1 | | ia t U v petstwi . I t and 15; Baat half of Section 22; All ol Sectlona 13. 24. 25, 26, .15 a n d 36; In Town•hip 30 S o u th , R ange 35 Baat, of indehtedne** or i,ii,a m u i y i n * viirft (he r o jn i ra tio n may at a h y t i m e s t i h j e r l il«eif siiail not .. e l reed (he a m o u n t of it* c a p i t a l s t o r k p i u * its surplus. Article VJf. T h e n a m e a n d r e s id e n c e 4 pfiHitor#, a n d (h e n u m b e r of *1 s u h s c r i h r d b y e a c h are a* ftilfu V F iH r t to p , S arifu rd, Florl*! .11 J u n e s . S a n f o r d , M o r u l a . 5 K am i) Audi*fault, S a n f e r d , H m + ♦ ♦ + + + ♦ + ♦ U X H J k V J w tiO M M ltiS lU N .* . - ±¥ f E D E U AWnshlnKton, D. ('. ♦. JEW ELER- • JV tiliunrr. MHU r N f l e e Is htfcdiy g iv e n as f e i j u i f e d l»v Article T h r e e , Heel j on T w r III > t >|ie u | | h r ( '• • r i a tl l u l l o n of (h e S t a t e of F l o r i d a , t h a t r.p p U rfttio n “ ill he rrtaife (»» ( h r Itt g u l a r S»sMon of ( h e l e g i s l a t u r e of (b e F l a i r of Fb»f* ♦da. D rftN -for^ thw j n a a ^ g r ' n f fl'A fT eetillaw fuT (h e re lief of J . FL P a r c a n d for r a t i f i c a t i o n ♦ f © c r r t a l n d r a i n a g e C o n t r a c l , t h e s a id J. FL P a c e h a d a n d e n t e r e d i n t o w ith t h e Drain* age C «m m if*ii» nera of D i s t r i c t N o . 1 of Dr* ©i.gr C o u r t l y . F l o r i d a , w h en |Fie t e r r i t o r y n o w c o m p o s i n g Heminol© C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , was a p a r i «f O r a n g e ( ‘o u n t y . F l o r i d a , «abl D r a i n a g e D i s t r i c t Ivlng a m i b e in g In t h a t por fb»n of saitl ti r rU o r v e m b r a c e d In S e m i n de C u u i i t y . F l o r i d a . . T l d t 2N(h d a y v f J a n u a r y , HMJ "In a few daj-s, she be- ox continues, .and had no trouble a t . . . Cardui cured her, and we sins Us praises.® very where." Wc receive many thourands of Similar, letters every year, tclline of the good Cardul bas done for women w ho suiter from complaints s o common to their sex. It 6hould_jlo 33 an il 61. All of S»Ttlnn< N. 9, 10. | | . I I , I\ 16. 21. 22. 2H, 2 9 ; Ka«t half of Fra f* t l n n a l S e r t l o n 7; Ka*( h alf uf S e c t i o n 17; K i * l h alf of S r f t l u H *20, _ K afti h a l f of F u r ? t i u n a l SoK-l»oir*vf f ; M i n l i i l I, 2. 3. 12. 13. 23. 2 4, M i l 35 , l y i n g wr«t uf t h e S t . J o h n * r i v e r , in T o w n t h i p *23 S, Ita n g u 3 4 K. N In S e m i n o l e C o u n l j All uf S ectio n * 2.5 nnil 3 6 ; 'i n T u w n * h i p 2 0 S, U jin g e 32 K. All t h a t (Kart uf S r r l l u n i 2 9 nr»<| 33, l y in g Weal •11 t h e Si J o h n * r i v r r ; All "f S e r l io n * 30. 31 a m i 12; In T o w n s h i p 2 0 S, l l a n g e 33 Fast, All uf S e c t i o n s l an«l 1 2 In Tj>wn*hlp 21 S«»ulh. K a n g r 3 2 K \ l l uf Set*! io u t G. 7 1 2 1 . 22, 27, 2 6 an«l II K»*t half of S r r t i u n 19, f!a«t half ♦•f Sr«'l(»in 29. Ka*t half of S eel | un 33. All ilia! p«»rt uf S e r l i o n * I 9, lo , ( I . I 23 a n d 35, lying W e s t of t h e S u J o h n * r i v e r , in T o w n s h i p 21 S. I l a n g e 33 K lit V«ifu«la ('m i n i ? Ml •kf Se«"Itarn* 27. J h, 11 a n d 3 5. Ml t h a t pari Seetiui** 2 ‘* a n d 33, K i n g *»( t h e ■St. J o h n s r i v r r ; in T o w n s h i p *20 H, It an go r l r t V y ir an in te res t u n d e r — ill 11 H a y ., O. F. ->n, Elia la I - Draw.ly" Draw tiy, C Charlra harlra VB.- T uft* u f U ,. r*. ,u?r k n fff' *2’ II. c. C. whit*W h llr<>. H a r k n r y , A ugm t* L. Anil.r*, Norwootl, M sry A. N orw ood, 'em plea, Daniel G. M arah, Huaan r, Sarah F. ' D om ett. M a r y AHuaan Harknry, l.eriaer II. ia t h a n lr l G. NorwomL lloaey K. Agnaa F. W .b r r , T ho m * * L. th* C r r i r y . Daniel M. H i r k n r y , r i » - . Ji-.*■ T7orwuf»d, ■— • ** ! John A, Mmrkntjy, uhn ■ I>. Mar I ( h a II Niirtiinij, Wm, S, M»mh, Rursih I. Krllv. M ary S H a uknry. Andrew Jn h itto n drreM ed. (ruitc e for Wll* Uiedlcr Htj,, I 1,. Falk A. (*!»,, Lotirlcrbai’k, Oilhert A t!o., ( ! i r r r ( # llowen A V »nH nrrn, Ty»«*n A Sroilh, W. F.. M f i u m b r A Co., K e k m tn A Vd»burg A (Jclhem A ile g sm e r; Thom»» SlalWcr, W m Mill*. M athew A. f i l f v i r l , II C. Nor* ( hr up. dee’d, Jam lm * D avit, Belli T aylor, MulUc T av lu r. Alv» V. Wond* J o h n E, Dur»nd. d e c M .* J o h n F ranklin Moore, dcc'ii, Stephen S tlopkinv. dee'd, Uoberl 1'fBth, T h i t m u Miller, drrM , (feorgiB m iidnrr. (leiirge 11. Jo iner, F. N Fulling, M a r y J. SUtnkcr, d»*c'd. l*»tc II T r a b u e , J. Henry . l t i n d e n , Ch*»« I*. Will, K a te K. I.yon, G ottlieb II. K«*>lcr, Chirlev M. Ham " itlon, Frgnre* I*. Kenmufy, O rlando Kennedy, or u n d r r A. lt..C*arvrr or under A. S. While, nr under any of (hem or otherwl*# in (he foil owing lan d * ’ N W ‘ 4 of S K »4 of N W 1 a Fer 10 r^« <•" to v* F'oreclosure M (■ Veanuuria, indiv lduallv, C ita tio n a n d M. (».-A'eanouris a t Tru«* % ten for J o h n (». V r a t l o u ri a a n d T o m I#, Y c a n m i r D , U f l r m l i n t . To M. G. Ycanouri*. *addrea« States. United I I , , . ' 10 rod* ’ W of N’ t f to r ’o'f‘ s E • ( of It is hereby ordered th at you a p p e a r It* SB *, of S , r . 9, run S 40 rod*. W 50 ro d ,, N 40 r.»di. B 80 rod* to S « 9, T p 20, (Fie Hill of Com plaint herein filed against you in the above entitle d cause, on the 7th day It 30. N W l , of N K ' , of 8 W R . S.c 16. T p 20, of April, 1 919. anil the Sanford Herald t* hereby d r l lg n a t c d as the n ew spaper in which It 30. N •) of N K ' , ol N K ' 4 ol S W , S , r 16. this notice •hall he published once a week T p 20. R 30 for eight c onseruli Vr weeks. S B ' , of S B 1, . S ,e 16. T p 20, It 30. W i t n e s s my Iwand and ofhHal seal this \V of S W , , So^ 19. T p 20, It. 30, t Ifr 2 0 th day of J a n u a r y . 1919 K S -I N W , . S . r 20. T p 20. R 30. *s e a l» K.,A. D D UiilfASH, • N l . 1, of S W ' , »Jc*« 2 *cr,a In NE c o rn e r 70 c d . K and W by 140 y d . N a n d S. Sec 6, * C l a r k (Circuit C o u r t . T p 21. It 30. Gaines Jk F’l j c h , Solicitors, S B ' , of S W See 20, T p 21. It 30. b r is lttir c Ha, 37-*lr In ( IrrulL 4 ©url, H r i r n t h Circuit, Nrmlnol© . C ounty. Florida O v c r a l r s c t Tiirp« n l l n c C o m p a n y *. (ra. ; George W. Ilam ho, all fiartica r l a l m i n g i n t m a t a m n d c r II. Win** f o l d H a y s , ail p a r l i r * r l a l m i n g Inl i 'f c s i a u n d e r f i r o r g e p . H a y s , aM parties claim ing in tarisfr under <1 . I*. J o h n s o n , nil p a r t l e a r l a l m i n g i n t e r e s t s u n d e r F l l a L. D r a w d y , ©II p a r t i e s e U l m l t i g I n te re s t* u n d e r J o h n L. d r o w n , D« f e n d a n l * . T o t h e D e f e n d a n t , J o h n K. R r o w n It a p r e a r i r i g f r o m ( h e nw o rn a l i d a v l t .h erein h i e d t h a t y o u r p l a c e of rcaldctvu- is of ( h r t 'n i t e i l t a l i ’* f i th r r t h a n th e “l a t a uf F l o r b l a . a m i t h a t y o u r u a r t l r •ilar nec is un i-Mown - t o affian t a n d t h a t t h e l a i d J o h n II Mrown is a m in o r over t h e a y uf fitu r tc e n y e a r s am i ha* b « m a b s e n t fFDfn t h e M a t e m o r e t h a n * U | y (fays* n e s t p r e c e d i n g t h i s o r d e r a n d t h e r e Is n o p e r so n i n lhc-©i©t *- of F l o r i d a a e r s l e e of s u b p o e n a u p o n wJium w.iuld b i n d t h e ■amr J o h n R.. l i r o w n . You are hereby ordered to a p p r a r to thn tiitl n( com plaint berein b ird on Ih* 7 th (tay ol April, A. D. 1919. It f» f u r t h e r o r d e r 'd t h a t t h t , notice b« piilitiihed once each week for twelv e e o n .e eutive week. In th e Sanford Herald, a neyra|-aprr puhti.hed in aaid Semin-do c o u n ty . Witne*. rny hand and t h e aval -of th e aaid Circuit C o u rt thi* 8 th d a y of J a n u a r y , A D. 1919. ,B. A. D O UGL ASS. Circuit Clerk, Seminole C o u n t y . Florida. Ma.»e> A Wariow, Sa|«. for C o m p lt. * o i-t3 te * . , Ideal Brands as ever will give you best results Complete Formulas, nny analysis proportioned to prevent waste J. K PACK. N O T IC K Noth© Is hereby given t h a t a p p lic ation wilF* he m ad e to the Florida l e g i s l a t u r e at H* fir i t regular srsifon, which convene© on t h e first T u e s d a y after Ih* first M o n d a y in ApiiL* 19(9, 'for th e e n a c tm e n t rd a special law In a n d for FGfrdholF c o u n ty . Florid©, p r ohibiting th e running a t large In ©aid N a i l e r of D e a l a a f r l l r a r l a f r r a r t y pf hoe* or ©wine, said I f w to I*© rail* r o w n er* an -l a fled by « m ajority vote of the qualified vni» in Tt»h « t hlan r->r;i(-rat* r i a nf said c o u n ty before becom ing i*ff«ctlvc. in a n d a d-H, . a r . n t to th K. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk. D raiaace D litrie t:' Prompt Shipment WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO c* • • M a n u f a c tu r e r s M e a l F e rtiliz e rs J a c k s o n v il l e ; FLORIDA ARE YOU INSURED? I f NOT, SEE W. J . THIGPEN & COMPANY ACENTb G eneral ^ ii< rd*(t<, To In l mr ut i I tturi. Sru'iiih Judicial (s'trcuil, Mr ml mdc ( ntinh, Flitrltla In lhanrery ( L Hinebaugh, Complainant Catherine \ RrYiwn and Y *»u * n d r * r h »f you a r e h e r e b y no tified <*■*( h ( *_(ik_ I. __ Hill* \n»ea A H arlo w k n d . Nnt-tr e !• h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t a p | d i r a l t o n .Sidney t». I 'I ias *, m r m b t 'M l»f a n d ronkif* t u l i n g t h e lh -ard S u p e r v i s i t s »d lb ^ will fie rn a d e t o I Vie F b i ri o * Legist a I o re at l pt»cf S t, J o h n s f inf rainagc D istrict, have its n r * t f r g o / a r ai^nion. whi rl, r u f i v e m * «in iil**ii ifi 1 hif- ntn^e of t h i 1 C le r k of t h r C ircu it t i /e f*r at T u » a lay af te r ( b e Frst M o n d a y in C o u r t of t h r o i u n t ) uf H revard* » ttlJ * n r f April, 1919, fur Ih e n i a r i f h i ill of a f {H r i s l F lo rid a , a p e t i t i o n p r a > l n g t h e sa b l c o u r t fnw in a m i f «*r S e m i n o l e c o n n t y . F 'lorida. for p e r m i s s io n ; p r o h i b i t i n g l h c J r u n n i n g a t l a r g e in sa id h a a g a Pl a n • of©unMy of__£J4ttU^-©*bi taw be nt!fl© (T tty . fa j _ Ti t —c f i c o U I r a i j o f l t V v o t e o ( ^ l h e ^ u a l i f l r d voter© id ag e Dmi sattriioc nt . of t h e U p p e r j&U J o h n a D r a i n ­ • a i d c o u n t ) In-lora hecoroirig r f f e c t i v e . (h i T o ©©tend t h e b o u n d a r y line© of th© A D O U G L A SS. C lark. U p p o f Hf. J o h n s D r a i n a g e D i * t r i / t sn bj t o 3»-9tr E in to Improve." Mrs. Miller, tie r'd., all pa r tle a claiming intereata u nde r Georgian* Joiner or un d e r George II. Jo in e r, all partlea r. N. All of u n a u r v e y e d T o w n a h i p 3 0 S o u th , rlalm ing intereata u n d a r Fulling, all partlea claiming InterI U n | e 36 K atl. e*la u n d a r M ary J . Hklnker, d e e'd.. lit O r a n f e C'uunfi all pa rtlea rlalm ing Intereata un d e r All of S f f t i o n * I. 2. 3 I t . 12, 13, 14. 21 l a a a r II. T r a b u e , all partlea c la im ­ an ti 2 5 ; N o r t h h alf of H r c l l o n IOi K a t t hall ing Intereata u n d e r J . H e nry H intof S e c t i o n 2 3 ; K a i t half of S e c t i o n 36; In aen, all par tic* r l a l m in g Intereata under C h a t. F. Will, all peraona T r t w n a h i p 22 S. I(anc«* 33 K. All of S r r t l o n a |H, 19, 3 0 an«l 31 ; All ol claiming Intereata u n d e r K a te F. Lyon; all partlea rla lm in g Interrata t h a m > a r t of S r c h o n * 7, 17, 20, 2 1 G o ttlie b !l. Keyler, all partlea I) I n f » r « t of lh«* S t. J n h n ^ ) \ t e la lm l n g j n te r e a t a u nde r C ha rlra M. i h l p 22 S. l U n f P 31 K. “ N o rth Ha«t i)uart#r «»f in Town H am ilton, all partlea rlalm ing In­ terrata . u n d e r A. R Carver, all • hi|» 23 S, Hanfv* 33 K, rjaim ing Intereata under All uf K r a r t i o n a l S r r l i o n a i, f», f», 27, 32, partlea th e Itualneia of the corporation ahall be c on­ d u c te d by th e following officer*: F. F. D u t t o n , Fre*., Sandy Anderaon, Vice-IV*. and II. June*, Sec retary a n d T r e a a u r r ; ; and F. F. D u t t o n , S andy AnderaoS. a n d II. June* • hall e o n a titu te t lioartl of dirertnrs, OCULIST AND OPTICIAN * S a n fo rd Fire Ins 0 4 1 - U K B E O I'L E H ( i k \ | ; DUILHING r .io rld j. �MARCH 21. 191) TH E & N P O R D HERALD PAGE EIGHT dona* or domestic corporations aro erempt from normal tax when received by. the stockholder. * The nortnnl tox ra |M £pr citizen# and rmfldcntrf an* an follows: On the first $1,000 of net Income In oiccs* of the credit# the rate Is 0 per c e n t ; on nny further taxable Income the rate Is II! per cent." , T!ie siirlnx rotes apply to net In­ com e of each Individual In excess <tf fo.UOO. %Tli« personnl exemption and Order to Be Helpful-to Public, the dividends arc not deductible before computing surtax. In the case of reInternal Revenue Bureau * ttirns by husband and wife, the net Income of each Is considered separate Has Every Available ly In computing any surtax that .may Officer In F ie ld .. he due.' Form HHO should he used for making returns of net Incmne exceed Inc 9.1,000, and the Inst ruet Ions on I hat form jvlll show how to figure the »ur- SEVERE PENALTIES IF YOU tox. DELAY BEYOND MARCH 15 Dullness House Returns. . Employers 'and others who paid With the duo date fur Income Tnxes wnces, xnliirU**. rents. Interest or sim­ ilar determinable cuius In nn amount only a few weeks away, the cojloctlon of $ 1,000 or over ditrinc 1018 to any of till* fur-reach Iiik tax on HUH lapersun must file nn lufonnnllon return comes has M a rle d off with a bang. with the Government. Itlnnks may he Everybody Is figuring Income tnx. rn y in rn ls and sworn statem ents of secured from the Collector. Every partnership must file n return 'income must reach lutcniul Revenue showing Its Income and deductions nml oltleea on or before March 16, and there the name and address of each partner, ure severe penalties for delinquency. with his share of the profits or losses Residents of Florida, nre required durtnc the past year. Personal service to make their returns and pay their corporations will file similar In forma taxes to Jam es M. Cnthrnrt, Collector of Internal Revenue, Jacksonville, FJa„ or to nny of Ids deputy collectors who a r e now doing free advisory work on The Ford Motor Company have instructed us to sell the genuine Ford Parts to any and every reliable Garage who will pledge their use in the .repair of Ford cars. The genuine Ford Parts are absolutely necessary to the owner of Ford ears that he may get full service from his car. We carry them and so, we hope, in a short time will every reliable Garage. We solicit your service business because we have the Ford Methods, the Ford Parts, the Ford Mechanics and the Ford prices. Incidentally would be glad to get yoUr order for one or more Ford cars. ~ • BUICK CARS * . . ’ " Wc have them /ind will be }*lad to demonstrate th popular car to you at any time. Wc also have ypur size iif United Slates, Hoodand In Goodyear Tires B & O MOTOR COMPANY • . Expert Mechanics at Your Service Always m e rs jw o r Isadav A money-maker and hard work saver for land clearer* and wood-cutting contractors. One man can move it from cut t o c u t Simple and reliable. Haadredi In tun sit ov*r tb« 0 . 8. When not In um for wood cutting, too 4 IL P. motor wltl r a n mill* food mlU>, feed en ttm . pump* tic. J jUiu i Lu fr*m , * •' V w /b K a M A— r > , ___ iO O p .l»U l* r.rZ tr *-# r J O m I j t a ,C i V H L f America rami burn n o r * . . In co m e-T ax . C. F. WILLIAMS Agent * INCOME TAX PAYS EDWARD HIGGINS * Salesman Squarely Up to Every Individual to Get Busy by March 15 or Suffer Penalty. ' ‘D o n ’t w nlt'M ntil Ihe filial due date, M n rc h 15th. for paying yuiir Incom e T u x uml m a k in g y o u r r e tu r n . Avoid t h e la st m in u te rush., Any p erso n can fig u re out hi* liability today a* well as lie can next w eek, and If th e r e Is any jHilnt on which lie n eeds a d v ic e he can n o w get in touch w ith a I te v e n u e m an." T ills w o rd of a d v ice is from Ja m e s M. t 'a l heart, • ‘i d l e , to r of liiterm tl R e v e n u e , JacL sonvillc, w ho Is co llec t­ ing th e Incom e T nx In F lo rid a i bd l e c t o r ( ’a lii,-a n is giving w ithout c h a r g e every a id of bis olllce a n d bis e n l a r g e d field fo rc e to help th e people get th e ir [laym ent* mid tln-ir r e tu r n In by M a rc h I bib Hilt the Incom e Tax m en will not pull yntif door bell or y o u r c o n t-tn lK a c c o r d in g to th e Collector'* m inouie'.s in e n L It Is s q u a re ly up to e v e r y indi­ v id u a l to figure ottt Ills ow n c a s e an d to gut busy If be com es wlt'ldtt the • c o p e o f Ihe new R e v e n u e law. rled p e rso n w ho h ad a net Income o f $ 1,tHMl o r o v e r um l every tim iri led p e r ­ son w h o se net Income w a s Jcsjnki o r o v e r ( In c lu d in g th e Inropie o f husllitnd o r w ife nm l tin* entiling# of m inor ch ild ren . If u i i y l must u tn k e a r e m m oil o r b e f o r e Marcli l^th. Aral ilii* re qulrciuciit d o e s n o r hlugn o n w h e th e r t h e , p erson owi -j a tax. FOR PU B L IC DEN EFITS * “ Viewed In Hu la rg e st a n d * tr u e s t se n se , th e p a y m e n t o f A lu x e s is* p a y m e n t f u r - tlenefit* * rec eive d o r e x p e c te d Only from •k n n a r r o w li n T e s s e i i H s t t y selfish *■ iritlf RffiirfsIghtYil view point r a n A th e Individual p r o p o se to him* w;lf t h e ev a sio n of tax llahlllty * a s a d e s ir a b le c o u r s e o f a c tio n ," k Halllel C*. Iloper. ( ’om m lsslonk e r of In le r n u l I It*venue. T a x a b le Income. An In dividual unisi in c lu d e u n d e r g r o s s Income all gains, profits a n d In­ com e d e riv e d from saint'll**. w ag e s or r i . i i 1 1 **"n*;i1 1 , in fin* i \h “ P a y y o u r Incom e T n x by M arch oav-ttnth tha co.L Writs l.V M s t h e s lo g a n of th e I n t e r n a l R e v­ far fraa Book. “ lla w D ia Koucata Wronls ^ en u e B u r e a u , w hich hns s e n t e v e r y * uvnlluble ofilcer Into t h e field to Itetp * the pub lic to uiidprsfnnd'T fn^T W ntlrr^” “ A m e n ts a n d to prepare the r e t u r n s . ' -----* W h o M u tt Make R e tu r n ,' ' A n !s e s t i m a t e d thnt m a n y th o u s a n d ! * o f sin g le am t m a r r ie d p e r s o n s In this A section o f t h e U n ite d S t a t e s wlio h a v e l , . * n e v e r b e f o r e m a d e a n n u a l r e t u r n s a re * re q u ire d t o rlu so this y e a r . "A A lijro m e tnx . r e t u r n s m u s t h e m ade A tii'tween n o w um l M a rc h 1.1 by person* wlm co m e u n d e r th e follow ing clnsslliraib m s: Any u n m a r r i e d person w h o s e 1!»lf* “ ro'l in c o m e W a s $1,(100 or o v er. W ld “™ i.Ws a n d w id o w e rs, d iv o r c e e s rind null' rb d p e r s o n s w ho p re living u p n r l from »■* n ( w h a t e v e r bin d a n d In w h a t e v e r form paid o r from professions, vocations, l.usin.--- s:,n-, ,,j d ea lin g s In ^ p ro p erty E i g h t e e n S t e e l M o n s t e r * T o T r a v e r s e R o a d * A t F i v e M ile * A n H o u r o f nil bin d s in te re st, rent, d iv id e n d s n r profi a did i.c il lim n any s.,.irce Irv A pproaching S p r i n g u bat ev e r V ery few Item s o f Income C a m p a ig n a r e exem pt. I n-deeiiitcs inc lude ord in ary an d hoc E i g h t e e n A me r i ca n tank*, built for iV-iiri b u sin e ss expenses, in te r e s t paid Mo* w a r oversea*, will he e xhi bi t e d In o r iieerned nn Indebtedness, ta x e s of t h e Sixth F e i l - i a l R e s e r v e Distr ict In all M o d s c \ , F e d e r a l Inentut- a i d t h e coming Vict or, i .nan c a mpa l xn. II xcess profits luxes and a**e*i-smrnix ; was nntteiim >'d |,y r ,,. T r e a s u r y De fnr local benefits, losses a c tu a lly kUSt ' p a r t m e m this week They arn the tltltu-d. d e b ts nscerlaliu-d to be w orth | Mtuill t.iiibs, m p a t !■- ,*r going forty less a n d d, pi-eclatIon mi buildings, inn ebiiiery. tlxlui.-s, ,-i,* , useif in Inr-lnA** mi l es wiilioui re| I, m btm-nt of th>* g a s o l i n e iupidy, ' A f n iih e , d e d u c tio n Is allo w ed f o r e r u n 1 It Is not likely th a t t l m ta n k s will tr ib a l hois to c o r p o r a tio n s o p e r a te d for religious, eb n fllalile, scientific nr edu h te a k any speed law*, a* th e ir limit r a ti o n a l p u r p o s e s o r for th e p re v e n tio n o f fixe railc.t a n hour. E a c h will ea r of cru e lty to c h i ld r e n or a n i m a l s I o a n n ry tw o m en. th e d r iv e r a n d a m e c h a n ­ a m o u n t md e x c e e d in g lb p e r cent of- ic, T h e y wtl| fie d is t r ib u t e d o v e r the th e t a x p a y e r s net income as co m puted d is t r ic t, s e v e ra l to a s t a t e , unit will w ithout Iht* benefit of th e co ntrlhtnIon be d r iv e n from to w n to to w n o v e r th e Did You Earn Thi» Much? c o u n try road* 12 very union tr ie d |«-r*on who r*T h e t a n k - will litu* met at t h e firtnct cel v»d Income ax er a g i n g .'I'.*.1' a w n t pal to w n - by speuiu-itor Victory d u r in g HUM and every m a r r ie d couple bond*, a n d d e m o n -■i a* ,"ti * will be held Who Jointly, received Income averaging In c o n n e c t io n wi ll puhlb i allies T h ey prop* riy "i m a k in g ..noil It* <vlui<, $38.50 a week should s e c u r e at once * i ■ t i -v lih li ail ullowuticc Is cla nii'tl will he o p e r a t e d u n d e r th e d ir e c tio n of fro m Ihe n e a r e st D e p u ty C o lle c to r or under dcjircclatlon. . th e p u b lic ity d e p a r t m e n t nml s p e a k ­ th e n e a r e s t h a n k a b la n k F o r m In ill A. | ers* b u r e a u of t h e rilxiti d ls tilc t. It F i g u r i n g the T a s . , T h a t fo rm con Iu . u s the luforinutloti he Is In te n d e d to r o u te t h e m so a tank w ill m>t*d to ••nnhle him to figure hi* 1 Ib-' ore figill iltg t h e nor m"! tax the will visit p ra c tic a lly e v e r y town. Tie• n i r i i s ' i " i 1 t in o i i f c - n u ! m u i » x i t . a . b e to u r will begin early In April I t 'I* e x p e c te d tin* a c tiv e c a m p a ig n for Vb lory b o n d s will ticg ri a b o u t April 21 R evenue B ureau O ffer# A id; I*.e l l por-oti In the F u l l e d Stnlex w I " i* In e i t h e r of th e se rlti **|fienllnn* i n 11-i get busy ill once If p e n a lti e s ann. He i i v n o b t | | e should s e c u r e a (■i.tiih F " „ lufii \ for r e p o r tin g tie! Income n in $5,1 ssi, o r F o rm l o i n II bis lie t • •*me exceeded Mint a m o u n t Formliel u g d is| rihliled by I'uHee tot* ill r I -ejelIles. :ils*i tu bank* ity folio- mg (In* ilisl n tc tliiu s on Ihr f o rm s a lut'i'cei r e tu r n - r u n I n* p ie p n t c d at hom e If n person need* a d v ic e or hid, th e D e p u ty Collector* In th e field will f u r n is h t h is w ith o u t c h a rg e . T h e iifiv I tevenue law places t h e I n ­ c o m e T u x duty on ci tizens a mi .resi­ dent * _ T h e I n t e r n a l R e v e n u e H ur e nu Is sending t r s men in work right with Hie pn* m to get t h e lax a n d t h e re tilt'll* q W 111» lictiV.......... - o p e r a t i o n ,-vi t. i.i »tue \ b i r - h lb will be paid n*el 4-te.y riU fir'll re q u ire d Ji) hi tv Wltl h e *t t h e R e v e n u e others oil 11lilts. j Exemption# Are Allowed. A single p e r s o n Is allowed n pe r so n al e x e mp ti o n o f Sl.Ofib. If lie Is s u p p o r t 1 In In In* hou s e ho l d relative** w h o a r e! ,h - ttdcnl upon tdm la* may cl aim llie si-* .i* of t h e h ea d of n family w h o has ! lie sa me i'\eiii|itloii us If tlltirrlcit \ m a r r i e d p e r s o n who lice* with v t■i — l en d i- allowed n i n * o j , a l l Jacksonville Lenders. SHINGLES SEWER PIPE and DRAIN On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crate* W.A. Merrjday Company P aIa Ulo, F I oH ^ a 5 Walls ren CATAICO 6 WEEKLY PRICE LIST OLDEST J ESTABLISHED SECC^ HOUSE IN FLORIDA 'SOUTHERN The War Work tbium-fl of the Voting Women's C'lirl*tllim_A**m*laiinn plaits to send mi Industrial comttil**|iui' of women to England, Fra nop and Italy in April to meet propiiiii*tit labor load­ ers *if those countries with a view to proimilliig world fellowship among vvotnen. Tho rominl**bin wjl( ho made up of Mrs. Raymond Roltldns, rv|in-*ciiiltig llie Xutioiml .Women’s Trade Union t .wntrttr "Ttf - Arai i li a . Mr* - t ump good Andrews, AmerhTui Asunlit I loti fur l.nbor l.eglslotlon; Miss (Irttcc Drake, National (’ottstitpcrs’ Lrugup; Mrs. .InHies S, ('ushtimn, chalrumti t»Ithe War Work F’outtell of the Young Women’s Christ I.i u Association; Ml*s Florence Simms. Miss* Marie Wing um| Miss linogcm* R. Ireland, iccreUry to the comnitssloli, (III of the Y. W. C. A., and .Miss Mary Gilson, an ntlthorlly on viiqtly.vment management. Miss Florence Minims says In re­ gard to the commission: "The war has forced upon - us the hearing o f ’ International relationship# in nil things, and our touch with tun men In oilier Countries tin* nnide u* include In our Intemailoiial thinking the liulun trial life of women. The war hn* wrought *o many change* in tfi * t|lni It seem* a timely thing that women Ititorvsteil In the larger life of our wouum war kora- t-boubl-lake-x-onn^H to-' K**tln*r and express their interest with the hope that, certain minimum standnrd* which seem essential to health and w e lfare among women may be agns*i| upon nml obtained. Our War Work Co an cl I lx sending abroad ilibs women’s commission from nrgttjiliuilnii* In America djredly con* fcrm*»l with Ida welfare tffid largest lifu.ui iutiusiliit) Woiuull.** Florida L IQ U ID S cnc/ PA S T E S : For B lock,W hile,1. . orid O x -B lo o d (d o rk brow n) S h o e s * Will Send Industrial Commission to Meet Foreign Labor LUMBER 1305-1313 W. Adams Street Y O U R SHOES NEAT A c c u r a c y R e q u ir e d . A!'* **ute accuracy i* n ecus mi ry tu funking up Infillin' figure* Any per­ son uIni .N working for wages should find out exnctlv how much lip re**eived during the vvhide vear Rlt*v Fvs-*. blink Interi-'t. intnd Interest dividends, rents received and till, other items tutist ,jn» rep rri-d corns’ll.v. Jfcre gntl-M's ;L!C.mL in L'CJiIciL 'f.ir l li e v .tm u n ju s t pi ke to tin* ta x p a y e r u m l the f h i v e n u t"Ui niul defe at tin* p r o p e r ait iiilnUiyutbiiK of tlo- law. NUr F.F.DAL1 EVCOfiPOOATIOhS LIMITED ★ INCOME TAX IS TRULY POPULAR, k k * * k * * * * * “Tl: • payment of Income tuxes A take* on n new nlgnlficnnce, * which *luOild be unders(iHnl by * every citizen. § The taxation ttys- * tent of lid# country Is truly pop- * nliyr. of the people, hy the pirn- * | d e ‘nml for the ivcople. Every** clllze i 1* I'atdi* to tax. and ihe. * atiniioi* of 11*,* tax I* enidmited f * nivw 1 v* to li*' *iir,'ev* tied for- * * l uce a 11a i v.e,| hv .'a, tl Imllv Idltni * in *iv,i, ld m * e |f of i f i e O p p n r * fUlfilles d e n te d n Ini (ec*i*ned * J » y . our free Institutions. ^ The ★ molTIpd and xlegrin* <d the tax Is * determlnml by no fa t tyred claws, ★ hut hy rem-escntntlves of the * people. The iirboejds uf the tax * should bo regarded a> a national k In veil merit,"— Daniel C. notter, ★ Commluloner of Internal Ileve- * * * f*t * W * * * * * BUFFALO. NEW YO^jt7* ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES and Electrical Contracting Wc have \the rtock ami the very best o f workmen Your work will receive our best attention* •at all timoM Rufi ; re always here L‘‘ it.at c yootl tint’ ; ua ran tee of li r s t - c 1 a s s w<»rknianship • THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIM E TO MAKE THOSE REPAIRS, .. OR AVI RE THAT UOLSl.. WE »i»LL TAKE* ' ' PLEASPRE IN SERVING YOU." " .Charles Electrical Co 111 Park Avenue Spencer Bakery Bldg, Herald W ant Ads Will Brinjr «esu?*s �MARCH 21, 1919 BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU ANI) ME” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS AUTO TIRES AND TUBES, GASOLINE, MOBILOILS, GREASES, COMPLETE STOCK OF AUTO ACCESSORIES A Chief la Among Yc Taking Notes and Faith, "H e'll Print ’em’’— So Says Sauntcrer. TRA CK The M ARK C ity of GOODRICH . A k r o r t , O h io ' Women W ere Just Going to Vote In the last days of Pompeii, when Ve. suvius blew up, and spoiled everything. It’s a wise thing for ladies—and gentle­ men—to be safe­ g u ard ed a g a in st blow ups and L/mv. o u fs , e sp e c ia lly whenspinningalong a country road. And the best pro­ tection against blow outs is Goodrich S ilv erto w n Cord T ires, those hand­ some, powerful tires, you see on most smart cars— 77ie tire s w ith the ‘T w in R e d - D ia ­ m o n d s o n th o sidewall. Silvertow n's cablecord body is immune to ordinary puncture Silvertown Cords also give a special ease, elegance, and econ­ omy, unmatched by other tires, and ren­ der the full S erv ico Value of all Goodrich Tires: B u y G o o d rich T ire s fro m a D ea ler T h e r e ’s ah old saw With sting of viper, ’’Those who dance -**Must pay the piper.” Now the Huns For the war dance yearning Are with dread This lesson learning. Minds befit on Their, might enhancing Still they would ■Insist on dancing/ Sure they could , * By dint of staying. Force the foe To do th e paying. They have danced. Their fun is over T h e y have found Here slings the viper! T h e y ’ve picked the most Expensive piper. Phone 16 SEMINOLE IM M E D IA T E* S E R V I C■ E —Y O U D O N T H A V E TO W A IT —T H E R E ’ S A M A N A T T H E C U R B TO S E R V E Y O U BANK A N N E X Phone 16 ON MA GNOL I A AVENUE *d. tunity to obtain legal service of proay cess in Florida. . * en At present producers and shippers rat generally in S enator Tram m ell's T H O M A S !>. IIAKt:It- l*h. O. definition any unsightly, uselesi or state lind it almost impossible to I n i l u l n l and I'sn .u liln* 1'hrml.t C r u f c - l n n . l of Natural S e im in ju rio u s plant. If I were a pfe Ji* rH into the courts to have their KmrnlUs. Itullln* LoMrgr. I'lurld*, er this wAuld* he my text I wi ild claims adjusted. TTi'e fcsult is Hum­ _ H r h i t . U b a t i l t r ; of Hollins t'ollr. preach for awhile and describe, u s ’sands of claims for MM and dam aged I l r i f Sir: ’ . • **■• best 1 eould the various kind of u n ­ freight cannot be collected. I ha«r tom plrltd mriTul rhrmlml a n s i , . I s of the .am p le a t ualef Tual sightly, the kinds of uselss and the Senator Tram m el! says if relief is you brought mo rarljr Uat anad harp obtained Ihe foltanlng raaulla: would s ta te - to my congregation not granted otherwise, he will intro­ . f l e a r t'hlurlnr 1.75 (la,Is par million Itrartlon Neutral Total . o l i d . *.00 parla per million that weeds, first, lust and always are duce a mens'll re providing a remedy t r e e tm m onla DO'parla per rdllllon llardnesa . 21.03 parla per million Albuminoid Ammanla---------------—Traro Nitrate. , Trare* unsightly, first last and always are as soon as congress convenesThe ah .e n r e prartlrall, of free and nlhumlnntil ammonia In ihta o i l e r and useless, and first, last and always II* *rr, .m a ll amount of ehlorlnr IntUralea ha etrellenl quality fur houaeheNI are injurious. Why unsightly?' Be­ purpu.r. In addition In Ihr (oud qualll, t h a r a r te tl.llr. of auoerlor bnuarhnld Irm e Sells for MOO.Otu) »alrr, II puM.ra.ra aperlal fealurra of murh la lu r , e.prtlally lhaar of rir rtlrnl cause they tend, especially on v a ­ Lynrlihury Grove near Au- 1 natural aeration and LOW degree of hardneia. cant lots in our city, to obliterate The hnrlrrlologlral nnolyala, m u l l i n g In an arrrage lalal toun l. In four e,- Florida, sold lust week for aamplea of Ihe oalrt, of 3 hnrlrrla prr rent., and In finding no rolon, or other the b ea u ty of an otherwise well kept 3. being purchased by men harmful harlrrla. fully rontlrm l l . good quality Indlralrd by the I'IIKMICAI. anal, . 1.. lawn ;iroll a lily Why useless? Be­ t* in tile immediate neighhort l f the many oatrra o f thla and uthrr regions lhat I have anatyrrd, 1 have cause all weeds a te by their very found none superior In all good qualities to that of the "Elder Water." n ature useless. Weeds are always in Voura^very ry.pertfulty, the wuy. Only a snake would have ISIgnedi Til ON. It. IIAKKII any use for weeds, and wjio wants to lie a snake. Why injurious? Be­ cause they sap the very life out of tin® soil, they injure the v ie w . af-. forded, they are detrim ental to all good grass that might want to m ine I’r o m i n e n t B u n k e rs llt-rc and grow nn that vacant tot. They A party of prominent bunkers and injure rather than enhance the value business men from t ’ldumbus. Ohio of the vacant lot, and in many other were Sanford visitors on M onday of ways weeds are unsightly, useless tins week. They are on a combined and injurious. T hen if they sre th at busmens anil pleasure trip through why not, use the medicine afforded Florida and are making a trip by the same dictionary to get rid of t.hrnugh this part of the state. K i d n e y t r o u b l e * d o n 't d l i n p p e a r of h o u s e w i f e o f H o l l a n d w o u ld at them. Use the oth er weed to re­ T he party includes (.'has. H. iatilipwodi sl lnyi,v c a u n,i Tl ohr en yi l n lgnrao w h eeal ol twh l y wbi ut ht m o s t a a »oon l>* w i t h o u t fo o d a t w i t h lieve th e weedy condition of the va­ Shields, vice .president of th e new d e a d l y c e r t a i n l y , u n t i l y o u f a l l a v i c ­ o u t h e r “ B e a t D u t c h D rops," aa sh i q u a i n t ] ? c a ll* GOLD M B D A I . T D a r l a n cant lot. .lust weed the weeds out. First National B a n k ,o f C olum bus, t im t o I n c u r a b l e i t t i r u s e . T h e y r e a l ora s i r e n a t I Htc» y o u r t r o u b l e * w h i l e t h e r e I* l im e . till C ap su tr *. Take a hop and m ake your b re ak ­ II. A. Morgan and Harry Perkins. lUMi’l w a t t u n t i l l i t t l e |m l n a b e c o m e b i g a n d a r e r o n p u n ilb le In a r r e a t m a a a u n fast taste good by wee,ding a few While in Sanford ‘they were the a c h e s . . D o n ' t t r if l e w i t h d l a o a a e . T o f o r t h e stu rd y , r o b u e t h e a l t h o f thi n v n p l f u t u r e mifTerlni; b e g i n t r e a t m e n t H o l l a n d e r s , weeds before parta k in g iff the m orn­ guests of the First National Bank of w i l l ! i l l l l , t > M K I ' A I , H a a r l e m D l l C a p D o n o t de lay. On to y o u r d r u g g i s t a n d ffulCri h o w . T a k e th ree or fo u r every ing meal Let’s all get huiy on this this city. F. P. Forster ■la) u n t i l > u u u r u " E n t i r e l y f r e o f r o m I n s i s t o n tils s u p p l y i n g y o u w i t h U O L D U K l t A L H a a r le m Dll C a p su le s. T a k a weed <| uestin!) and miTke our town pa in T h i s w e l l - k n o w n p r e |> o r a l I o n b a a b a r n t h e m a s direc ted , a n d If y o u . a r e n o t entirely devoid of w e e d s . o n e o f t h e n n l l o n . i l r e m e d i e s o f H o l ­ sn lla fled w i t h r e s u l t s y o u r d r u g g i s t w i l l ELDER S P R IN G S WATER ^ Sanford was mure nr less full iff bands Tuesday. Never t<»<> much music though. .Sanford needs some music and needs it bad, T hat brings us tn remark. Del.and is a smaller town than Sanford arid yet DeLand has hud u band fur some 25 years, the same organization all the time. Why I lie present leader iff the Dr* Land bund can almost say he raised his .band up so us to play like lie wanted it in. But that don’t gel Sanford any ■ band yet What is needed here is for somebody or some organization to get behind this band idea and give it a big shove. D o n ’t let a smaller town come in here and show us up when it comes It) music and just plain old bund music at lh a t. Sanford’s got the talent if may be d orm ant but it’s here, all it wants is a waking up. I say wake it up, and get us a band. Not long ago I took a short trip out of Sanford and came back on the train. After arriving at the de­ pot 1 got in Hogan's jitney and was whisked up into town. Well, the trip was without incident except on Ninth street, On Ninth street there are two places made into the brick small gulley like holes ,rh*ar across the street. One cannot miss them without going another street or on the nidcw'nlk. T h a t day this jitney was loaded and it dipped, first front, then back, and a good lady who was looking over toward the grapim ar school, not thinking of preparing for the jolt, especially the second time, liked tn have swallowed her chewing gum. Just about half d jr s work with one horse power negro would till in those places and temp the brick down so as lo ,m ak e a sm ooth passage wuy for automobile* into home nn.bihlu fi-H/vu.' i« in fpy ■OftP’or llie uloresiml creatures who endowed by n atu re with* a splendid nnd sweet m an n er—when away from home. Well, ] was there, near bis place, und first I could not believe t h a t the fuss'* I beard was being fo­ m ented ip th a t tnun's house. I finally convinced myself th a t if the fuKs was really coming from the house,' one of the neighbors must be calling. Well, after making certain m anocuvers 1 was a d m itte d ’into the very parlor of this borne—and there was no one b u t th e family. T h a t I wan astonished —dumbfounded, or an y th in g else you wish to term it, would • never describe my feelings. T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor KIDNEYS WEAKENING? LOOK OUT! O p tim is tic Thought. We must oihtiliite not im t w e n t h rr, imr on fortune, but upon God unt! turni'lve*. t hut would be four o'ehuk mi mi* time aduy or night lust full/ Well you c u n ’t gel over it. This portion of Florida is now in the eastern time zone and the laws of the land say t h a t nit tim e m ust be.»et ahead one h our— to' save duyligbt. One fellow said be would gel up nnd do a day's work by regular dinner time, and then he would walk around all the afternoon. He equld do th at now. if be would,, but he won’t now. nor will lit* then. Nome people want the time* for Sanford ch a n g e d -o r rather not changed. I say let it be like it is over th e wdiolo cou n try . We i s n ' t railroad by the ujirly time and live hy the late tijne. Would always be getting there an h o u r late L e t s be with the rest of the omintry and get -un-Abe high "time ' ft u g o n l " Y'lmrrh— through with it and if we want to go to th e bench a fte r church it will be b e tte r th a n not going to ebureh at all. Some ad v a n ta g e there. Lots of folks like to sa ta y over to their sweet child’s house until 12 o'clock, th a t will be all right, too. Sec she can get rid of. him at exactly 10 o ’clock t h a t is late enough. After all the change in tim e won’t be so 4 bad a fte r you get used to it. But take my advice, d o n ’t try to explain to your wife or a n y b o d y ’s wife for th at m a tte r just w ha t time it in Or would be if i f could be or had been, or it was going to be if the docks had no t been c h a n g e d —there is the real b a rm in the tim e changing. A fellow has such hard tim e trying to explain. D o n 't do it. J u s t ’Iet time Trammell Assist# Shippers W ashington, D. C., Mar. 20. — Senator Park Tramm ell is making an earnest effort to have the Direc­ less, or injurious* plant. tor General of Jtailroada make pro­ W eed, v. t., T o free from noxtoQa vision whereby claim ants against land for e e n lu r le a In I6»6 i l i a g o v e r n ­ g l a d l y r e f u n d y o u r m o n e y . L o o k f o r m e n t o f t h e N e t h e r l a n d s g r a n t e d a l h a n a m e HOLD M U D A L o n t h e b o x sp e c i a l c h a r i e r a u t h o r i s i n g Its p r e p a r a ­ a n d a c c e p t no o ther, l h s e a l e d h o s e s , three a lio s . tion a n d s a l e . the nationaljo y sm oke [Si m i ftynokla m Cm. N EV ER was such nght-handed-twbfisted smokejoy as you puff out of a jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert I T h a t's fb ocauce P . A . has the qu a lity 1 •You can’t fool your taste apparatus any more than you i can get five aces out of a family deck 1 So, when you hit > Prince Albert, coming nnd going, and get up half an hour \ earlier just to start stoking your pipe or. rolling cigarettes, y o u k n o w you’v e g o t the big prire on the end of your linel I Prince Albqrt’a quality alone puts it in a class of Its own, but when you figure that P.'A. is made- by our exclusive patented process that cuts out bite and parch—w ell—you feel like getting a flock o f dictionaries to find enough words— , � 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, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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V *S i '. ' mi S . t t * . • • ■. i <••• -•• ^4 —v w * ▼•+7* I ■ * -t - ’ /• . . - • . ^^ . - . . • • 3 .- - .. 1 11 . gf - 4J• • THE SANFORD IN T H E H E A R T ‘O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCH *28. 1919 VOLUME X ARCADIA AND JA X . C A M PS ARE RETAINED coined bonds, exchange, bullion, I money, hank notes, promissory notes know thnt the program committee tor other securities, PRO D U CE OR 3m has secured the services of , Mr, J M E R C H A N D IS E , for others, shall 53 Homer S. Jenjlns of Atlanta, to lead l he regarded as u broker. If n broker the convention music. . i is a member of a stock exchange, or A banner will be awarded to the if he i)» a member .of any .produce county having the largest number of j exchange, hoard of trade# or siptilnr delegates In proportion to the miles j organization, where produce or mer. ■ traveled. 1chandise is sold, he shall pay hn ad­ ditional amount ns follows: If the Every white Sunday school worker -tty average value, during the preceding in the state is invited to be there. year ended June 30th, of a seat or WAR D E P A R T M E N T W ILL P U R ­ " C O M E for all things are ready." MEETING ASKS FOB membership in such exchange, or CHANGE IN T IM E IS EFFECTIVE MASS CHASE F IE L D * AND THEY f f f o r t b e in g m a d e t o k e e i* C O M M IT T E E TO IN V E S T I­ organization was $'2,000 or more hut ON SUNDAY M O R N IN G AT 2 Bryan Assistant Cashier W IL L BECOME P E R M A N E NT C H A M P CLARK OUT OF T H IS GATE M AT TE R OF BONDS not more than $5,000. $100; if such A. M. ANI) W ILL CONTINU E At K recent meeting of thi»-direc­ POSITION B Y . P A R T Y LEADWashington, Mar. 26th.— Definite tk ^ F O R NEEDED BRICK ROARS value w’as not more than $6,000, FOR S IX .M O N T H S tors of the Seminole County Rank, 1 ers decision by the war department to $150." Leslie T. Bryan was formally elected If present plans carry Seminole Don’ t forget to ret your clock Those liable for this tax will apply purchase fifteen original canton­ Washington. Mar. 27th.-Som c of to the important position of assist-' county will soon be called upon to ahead one hour when you go to bed for Form 11 . which will he furnished ment sites for use as permanent mil­ the most influential Democrats in the nnt cashier. on Saturday night. If you don't do vote’ on the question of a new ltoml .through Jacksonville, _Tnmpa^ of. itary cqmp; was annoutuwUUtLAc/ow^-T-.*-*—*.•?.y country are interesting themselves Mr. Bryan has been connected |Oys. you. will be out ot_Uuuz-uIU\ JLH ta ttkA ? He Key West offices. As the govern­ ing Secretary of War Crowell. in the tight to prevent the election with the Seminole for three ycannrr At a recent meeting held in the wutrld (on Sunday. said also that as a general policy tho ment’s fiscal year ends June 10, of Champ Clark, as minority leader teller and during this time has pror» . According tv JLO a c t> f congress of j court house several citizens front the 1919, those, who pay this tnx will so-called national guard camps of the n e x t . bouse, and to substitute en an.efficient and- faithful employee litis the fjocks of the nation will east en tfo f the county were,present pay at this time for only one half wouhl he dispensed |with except ----- iu sympathy of this institution. A vacancy in the again he turned forwatd one hour at anti told of the condition of the the year, from JanuajjjJ^Ui.lpnc. 10, Camps Kearney. Cal., anti Sevier, with the President and in accord stall, occasioned by the resignation 2 a. m. Sunday, Mar. .10th. This roads in their part of the county.. "which will he $25.' Form 11 will S. C. *ith his prirfciples. Within the last of C’ has. L. Britt who is entering the It was found front their statement have to he executed before this pay­ Cantonments to he retained arc week letters have been received from clothing business in this city gave being in accordance with the day* light saving plnn of substituting one-that many of the main arteries of ment is . made so first secure the Camps Rrugg. Custer. Devens, Dix, • a dozen national committeemen be­ the directors an opportunity to give Seminole's roatl system in that part blank, fill it our and forward .to ^ h ^ Dodge, (Jordon, Grant, Jpckson, speaking thorough approval of the Mr. Bryan the prowotion be so well hour of sunlight at one end of tin of the county were impassable. The •m day for an hour of artificial light at Collector of Internal Revenue, Jack- Knox, Lee, Meade, Pike. Sherman,, insurgent program and declaring the deserves. question of repairing the roads of the other. • HinuiUe, Florida, with your remit­ Taylor and Upton. ' selection of Mr. Clark would bring Special Road and Bridge District Mr. Bryan is a wide awake anti According to the provisions of the tance,. . Secrettvry Crowell said the general . party disaster and defent. popular young business matt and. act of congress the clocks are turned No. 1. which wera the first roads to "1 hnve not urged t h e p aynP'llL-Ol *U(L-has~r*>coromtmd«tL-Ihat-tha-foU-Although the movement sprang will make good on the new jolt, this speeial tax heretofore owing to |owing camp* ho included in the wur ____■pnnLaiigimalv from the progress!V£ liseinedoll Sunduy in March, and are retarded ' " r the rush of other work hut it must department’s program for various Judge Me Reynolds of the CrimDemocrats In congress, there is evi­ After some discussion •. by those one hour at the same time the last lie paid within a reasonable time and special uses: dence to indicate that several mem- iiutl Court. Hamilton county. Ten­ preset.I a resolution was offered as I anticipate that no further notice October. ^ The law went in nessee, and Col. Davenport, both of | Sunday ('uiit|> Doniphan, Okla . Eustis, f t a 1: 1,ora „f President Wilson's cabinet •'|*| ui ,| is I he -i h,*.e of t his fol'o I into elTei't la-* Man h M that time ! ■p from me will he necessary Chattanooga are dlstingutahed \ Va.. Funstiin, Katis ; llolahrig, Mil.; are likewise in complete sympathy l*t.it a eonim'll*'* b" ii| > Sunieril wa« hi the iinlral f i l e , and m e'1 ". Humphreys, Va.; Jessup, Ga.; with it and would welcome a new iiors to the my this week. later placed III the « a-tt rn zone, coll- ponded i.\ tin* hoard of nullity coin­ Johnston. Fla.. Kearney. Cal.; Lew­ |, ader in the bouse u-> a contribution I'oquently this city get- two hours of ttiissi no ’ s to a-eertam the cost of is. Wash . McClellan. Ala . Nori j pacty hartm ny. , I.n. k road from CI miffi ! j day light v it Inti the : . if ••* 'iu inoylc, Tex.; Pike, Ark.; Sill, Okla.; Impetus was given the cause by luota to ( iv lt d", from Geneva to Director General IItries lias in­ Travis. Tex : Henning. C.n. ltc| resenkative Anbury K. Lever's Oviedo, front the present SanfordI M ructed the railroad ntllciaN to tuin (If the special ramps, llnlllliiril. statement. Mr. Lever is one of the () i* 1, | . nui'i l*» t «••itu t«T> line i I,, |,* furwar'l "t.e I .-nr i". Ies.sup und Ntirnttiyle are listed as t. runs nf (ongress. having n*prea ui t ••• l ii|» tin* niilu «*f n»ml If Rl March ::o:h as prosided b> law motor transport corps bases. John­ Miit.il South Carolina for 19 years. on it. >.infold G.nev.i road at the Tiie rliureh »ervi«es in most i f the St ltd i. . ri.e.- anil arm I t n lay ami ston is the quartermaster training Hr withdrew fr< in the senatorial race rump; Funston ami Sill us field artil­ eltlirehes at least have been ehaliged grout ti e roatls of Special Roatl & last year at President Wilson’s reas follows Sunday school 1I <10 a llndj-f llutrot No 1 and that an lery center und Henning, "miscel­ M I | «|ii»s'. in order to handle the Ad­ ,I t ■ laneous * in , Preaching 12 to p m and 9 00 ,,|,., ministration's food control and con|>, rut i d to t In- mar future p m Thi- IS by the low time and to ,..tt mi the matter "f t "tiding Aviation anil balloon camps now si rvatinn program in tin- house He correspond t 1 * tie old hours h> sun the i minty for a sum sufficient to is |„ rhaps best known as the sponsor i IIAHTI.lt At. • E PTE I) BY-LAWS owned by the government and to ho n( the several food lulls enacted by WILSON AND THREE PREMIERS tune complete I he work " ADOPTED AND BOARD OF D I­ returned include Langley and Leo ||IIS Y GETTING SEVERAL the War Congress, and the author .1 V .• RECTORS AND OFFICERS ARE Hull. Va.; Kelley. No. 1. Tex.; Post­ Seminole eoonty now has fiftyM U T K It S S I R U G II TF.NED •d the wlieut-guararto ■ bill, keeping field. Okla.. Rockwell field. Cal.; m v f a Woman’ s ( lull ELECTED AT M EETING t Itri-t' utiles " f b rick roads Th ese the price at $2 26 for the current OUT Fort Crook. Neb.. The Woman's ( tub will h>*i<l its road* extend front the north .boun­ One <>f the most enthusiastic g(»th>e.,r Aviation fields which are to ho Puris. Marrh 27. (Ify Associated regular business meeting Wednesday, dary of the founty to the south I’ringx of business men ever held in purchased by the government n ro: I will support no man who will Press.) President April 2nd at the club rooms It is hnutiilary ami from the west boun­ Wilson's study m Sanford was that of the organization Ohnnutc, Camp Sentt, III.; Sosay that a 'conscript is synony mous was again the tenter of interest to­ hoped a good number, every one, will dary to Geneya and to Oviedo. meeting of I he new htrtel company, with a convict," Mr. Lever said. The first roatls built were among 011 Friday of last week and Momlay ther, Gn.; Dorr and Carlstrom, FI#.; day as he. with the premiers of he present. These are times when Brooks field. Kelly No. 2 and El­ " I regard it as of .the utmost im­ Great Britain. France anil Italy re­ club women should rajlv t* the the first in the slate und the county evening of tf*is week. „ lington. Tex.: Selfridge, Mich.; Park ran tie of tin* need of our club activ­ portance to the future success of the sumed the «;ll<)rli* to settle the ques­ at that time did not have the experiThe new hotel company is now ities Each one of us linve a speeial til-id. Tenn Democratic party that the minority tions standing in the way of peace uf tit hers tn serve as a guide pin,.,. i,i till in order to carry <>ul all ( ,.iiisi’‘|iii’iillv th**” mails wi re not completely organized »*"* ready to Regarding the decision <0 retain leadership in the nest congress shall N'li e v e n t o f th e p e m e i . m f e r e l i e e take tip tin: work of building the plans id which we dru m t>" *• * I t,iperl> laid III only tw>> national guard sites. Mr. t.e strong, aggressive and in the toll III- e\i.t< l s'e m.in> places and in tv "Valdez" tn earnest Ml h lliter«>! and du Crowell said the land at Camp Kear­ e.st s . input by. not an enforced sy m­ I'lption as this aciioii " f th |.r( I i allow yourself to nii-s « ven a. meet • have not proven siitlsfio tnr> A This new company is known as Come! pathy. with the plans and purposes dent-and the prem i-rs in taking af- mg nut is now pending in the enurta the Hotel Construction Company ney was being deeded to the war de­ ol the President of the United States fairn into their own hands und critThere will he a splendid evening, ronct,rning this matter hut tills may and the first nr organization meeting partment for $1. In the caso o f Club Friday j not lH. „r ttltil for several years and was held on Friday morning and ad- Camp Sevier the aggregate am ou n t who for six years has been the elect­ irisnt und Farrasin which has been of fun at the Woman's . ed spokesman and leader of his par­ evident in some quarters, including evening. March JSth. An U « P f™ y t-; in‘ the meuntime the roads must h< jotirqed until Monday night, at of money Involved In damage claims ty. The leadership of the minority the French chambers of deputies, was |utor who has a reputation of never r(.|,.,jr,.,| or they wifi soon h< 'lll'Vllllll which lim e the work of organization, against the government as a result of in the next congress should have no stilled rep air adoption of hj-Jaws and the elect ion const met inn of ramps was so large, The prevailing view iu con- having caused a disappointment H v|t I ( ’iitm aves to grind and no p«*rsona! ambi­ ference circles.is ilia* t ie lime had 1anything he he gives, givci If the present plan tarries it will of a hoard of direct ors was com­ he said, thut it was determined to S i i d;} keep the camp in order that this tions to serve. It should he such a arrived for the adoption of a strong' Vntory Boulevard can already v • l'i e Seminole entir.ly .it lt'te'1 sixty- pleted Large sum umild not he entirely leadership as ran freely and without policy assuring i art, and definite r»- h * visions of many years past, com­ i. miles iif cement grouted hri k h i ri This company *s now regularly ’ hesitation confer with the actual , u.g to view Camphor. L\ a diingion rt’.iils. extending iurms the county chartered by the state, has full uu m tint i'll • . j All other Hying ami ballooon kI 1 { leader of the party on matters of m.ri.qg Premier'and other trees arc pushing tlndr w.,y iii every direction ahd Seminole thority to do business and make UC f *0 r P re v io u s t". fields now ih existence will ultimate­ n,ii onal and |^li> policies. With­ in and the soldier hoys of Seminole county will continue in the place s)w contracts and has a live board of m M !‘\ Orlando spent uti hour with < ol.1. ly he abandoned, although the pur­ out such harmonious relationship the House, talking over the question of county are being represented in the has alw ays held in the mat ter id directors to conduct the affairs of chase of some sites will be completed situation for 1920 is impossible; The matter of by­ the Adriatic, which with that of beautification .of our city’s pride, our roads, which is the heat roads of any tho company. and the land sold hiter by the gov­ with it, the future of the parly could laws was given careful attention, reparations and the Rhine frontier boulevard along the lake front. T h e ^ j ^ j ^ rounty in the stnte. ' ernment. It was expluined that this not be more hopeful, for it is my exercises ’ for the planting of these I I --------------2 and their niloptlbn consumed in all are the three vital issues obstructing process had been determined upon firm belief that the overwhelming about four hours. It is tho depire of Plant City Editor Here progress. The Italian premier then trees will take place on the afternoon to prevent the government standing* majority of the people of the coun­ of April 4th at 4 o’clock. Wayne Thomas, editor of- the the stockholders that the company proceeded to the Paris W bite . , | ----------/ i loss of several millions of dollars. try are in line with the President in It is most encouraging to those |.p|gnt City Courier and one of the ho organised In a proper manner as House" where Premiers Lloyd his wonderful fight to minimize to Tho program ns to the camps, George and Clemenceau were who huve civic wclfure at heart and (,,^.,,,0,1 newspaper 'men of the on this will depend the filturo of the the very limit thV possibility of wars Secretary Crowell estimated would already with the President. The who really dream night and day of a BUto was a visitor in Sanford on new company. . involve approximately nine and onein the future. • meetings beginning at' II o’clock in new City Beautiful to have an out­ Monday morning. • The v organization meeting was half million dollars, while the whole "T h e million, three hundred thou­ the morning wer«* virtually continu­ sider of the club (hut nn insider in­ Mr. Thomas was enroute to Day­ marked with a good attendance uf project, including the flying fields ^ sand soldiers who have gone through ous terested in civics) to respond volun­ throughout the day, the tons from which plsce ho expects to the atorkhnlders who ajre all Intense­ would not reach fifteen millions, . ,thc brutal murder of this war, re­ league of nations commission can­ tarily to our Victory Boulevard. ntake a trip down tho Ea'xU Coasron ly interested In this matter of build­ turning fo this country are as cer­ celling Us afternoon meeting so as to Out of a kind heart came a donation combined business and pleasure. ing a hotel for Sanford. Plans are tain to give their support to the idea permit President Wilson to give his of n large amount of shrubbery for a being worked out b y.th e directors GUARDS BIG N IG H T T O N IG H T of a League of Nutions ns it is cer­ undivided attention to the confer­ very nominal sum. Plans are being Enterprise Host Service *• for the work of rebuilding the Wcltain that the sun will rise tomorrow ence with thc*prcmirrs. After considerable agitation the discussed for hibiscus hedges, olean­ borno Block and making it Into n Entertain New Officers and City and morning, and no m*n CBI1 selected ders, crepe myrtle and numerous people of Enterprise, directly across first class modern hostelry which County Officials ’ How Much Can Hun Pay to lead the Democrats in tho next The question of indemnity was other tropical things that shall lend the lake from Sanford now have a will he in keeping with the city and Tonight will be the one big night house who does not in full measure again the main stumbling block. a touch'of color the year around. regular ferry service on two days will he a pride to the citizens of this for the Seminole County Guards. s believe in this doctrine. To select a _____ each week by which they can come Premier Clemenceau had not brought So let ua now close our eyes and see community. ‘ As has been previously announced, man for leader who does not believe not many years hence a rolling green, tQ Sanford, do their shopping and all his figures with him Tuesday and Tlta officers and board of directors they expect to celebrate the election in it would he to suicide and it is my little children playing and tourists as return tho same morning. wished more time. Wednesday he elected are as follows: Forrest Lake, of Captain Geo. DeCottea snd Lieut. belief that when 'the Democrats of This Is Indeed good news to San­ was fully equipped. Premier Lloyd well aa home people enjoying the President, F. L. Miller, Vice Pres., R. B. Wight by a big get-together thelcountry realize what the real sit­ George had called Edwin Samuel shade and tropical character of sur­ ford merchants for they appreciate H. C. DuBose, secretary, F. P. meeting and banquet which will be uation is, they will demand, in terms roundings ns looking across the blue and welcome the shoppers from En­ Montague, secretary for India and Forster, H. R. Stevens, E‘. A. Doug­ held at the Hotel Carnes. which cannot be misunderstood, such ' expanse 9 f Lake Monroe they catch terprise and they in return are glad former financial secretary of the lass, W. C. Hill, John Meisch and a leadership as will give the -Presi­ the glimpse of tho hosts churning All the guards from the different to bo able to gome to Sanford, treasury to Paris from London and R.. C. Bower.* Theso men will have dent and his policies the fullest sup­ Premier Clemenceau had consulted the waves at the bend of the river. - -The boat leaves Enterprise each charge of the affairs of the new cor­ parts of the county will be present port. Louis Loucheur, the French minis­ Can you truly see this? Surely you Wednesday and Saturday at 8:30, poration. but a building committee and the county and . city officials concentration. Now, | "Democrats cannot allow personal ter of recohstructton, in.addition to will * upon returning from Sanford at 11:30 and a finance committee whlll have have also been invited. In all it ia relationships or sympathy to stand the regular experts. expected that between 125 and 150 . • awake to the new day, the dawn of a a. m. _ ___ charge of construction work and the new lake way. Plensc don’ t let us in.the wt'.y of party success, and they will be present although over 200 in­ All’ these financial chiefs agreed in hear one discouraging- thing about it. Produce Brokers Pay Special Tax financial mattera. vitations have been issued. are not going to do it." the main with the views formulated Collector of Internal Revenue for The remaining stock in the new for there is everything bright and Forrest Lake, Major on Gov. S t a t e H. 8 . C o n v e n t i o n by the American delegates concern­ cheerful if work is hut turned into the District of Florida, James. M. company is being rapidly taken up. Cutts' stuff will he toastmaster and Final preparations have been com­ ing Germany's resources and ability that channel. The city is behind i t 1Cathcart. advises: "Under the Rov- Many who have heretofore lacked will presont the commit ‘ ons to the pleted for the State Sundny School to pay, hut it still remained for the ali and has donated one hundred d ol-1enue Bill, product* or merchandise faith in th'e ability of 'this kcctlon Xo newly elected officers as a rejijeaent- i Convention which will meet in Or­ premiers to take a final decision on lars to thb planting and up-keep of brokera have to pay ■ special ..tax build thb hotel are mow coming for­ atlve of the governor. An interest­ lando April 2, 3 and 4.‘ according to the total of theiindemnltjes.__J!£«lt. yw«-■— .s■ M “^1 ■’ ■~'*T ’Xi _* af l U.Lt.L 1 I. .... .. t !...<> milt slew U’ifltnttl the trees. Talk* new beautifications which I hppe they will do without ward and subscribing for their por­ ing musical program will he rendered J. O.- Webb of-Jacksonville. General dent Wilsitn incidentally expressed delay as i.t was duo on January 1, tion of stock. In addition there are and then offer your suggestions. by a number of ladies before the Secrqjary of the Florida State Sun­ himself as much gratified at the 1919. I will quote the law as follows many who have not had the matter banquet. . • day School Association. . showing made • by the American Sec. 1001. That’ dn and after called to their attention by a perIf you are an Odd Fellow, prove — —-~v»——s— — — — financial experts alongside the lead­ The organization of the entertain­ it. Como and enjoy our open meet­ January* 1, 1919, there shall be levied sonhl esnvass and these men are sub­ ment committee, under the leader­ ing financial authroltlea, of France ing Monday evening, Mar. 31st. A collected and paid annually the fol­ scribing as fast as they are being J Mrs. B. H. Guthrie returned Wed­ ship cf Mrs. M. 0. Overstreet arid and England. The Rhine frontier nesday from visiting her husband, found. . good time in store for all. Plenty of lowing apecial taxes: the local preparations, it is sild, are question may come up Thursday H. H. Guthrie who is In Waycroaa at . Bids /or the work of construction (1) Brokers shall pay $60. Every refreshments. Special invitation to ' the ^>st In the history of the state. and President Wilson has outlined s the hospital suffering from an attack are now. being advertised for and visiting brothers. In Masonic Temple person whose business it Is to nego­ • All who attend will be given free plan which he hopes may become nervous prostration. will be opened on April 21et. tiate purchases or sales of stock*, 7:30 p. m. ths basis of an arrangement.. lodging and breakfast. 1 v: -J c ri?s A ll lovers of music will l>e Kind to FIGHT ON FOR LEA D ERSH IP SET YOUR MAY VO TE CLOCK SAT- BONDS FOR URDAYNIGHTi CO. ROADS ml. HOTEL CO. NOW FULLY ORGANIZED CONFERENCE GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS 1f m |p 11 ! ■! . ...I?r . * &m . ■ ■* •• . r^hjfVV • . r • • ■ Wii - . »• *• ’ - - 'it1. • ; • ■ * - jm • ..-a ,vvAai -* Jar �MARCH 21, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TEN For Sale— A few thousand Globe toipato plants. These plants are very good and will be ready for set­ ting week of March 24th. ' F. L. Greene, West Side. • 45-1 to We are Distributors for Southern Tires” For Sale — “ Little Six" Buick touring car. New top. See B. & O. Motor Co. 45-2tc ithout “ an equal” today 5000 M iles 30x3} £ Plain Tread 3 0 x 3 ''j Non Skid 3 2 x 3 Plain Tread 32x3 Y i N o n ^ k id 31x4 Plain Tread 31x4 Non Skid 32x4 Plain Tread 32x4 Non Skip 33x4 Plain Tread 33x4 Non Skid 34x4 - .• .34x4 Non Skid 115 Park Ave., Phone 251-W For Sale — Duroc, Berkshire and Hampshire pigs. Registered stock. Phone 3204. Paul Keely. *J5-4tp $15.70 17.50 19.95 23.00 23.25 26.25 31.00 For Sale-r-One nice gentle pony, buggy and harness. Cheap. Write J. A. Lee, city. Box 253. 45-2tp For Sale—Sanford Farms 1 and 2 in Block 15. Inquire -t>f R.* E. Gamble, 90fi Cass A ve„ Detroit, Mich. 45-8tp 34.45 31.70 35.10 33.25 36.80 34.00 37.85 For Sale— 1914 Ford Touring, ten Plymouth Rock Chickens, two Du­ roc Poland China guilta. *M. M. Lord, Route A, Box 209. 45-2tp For Sale-»Oliver typewriter, $25 Herald oflicc, 44-tf For Sale— Five passenger Buick r. Perfect condition. B. & O. irage. • • - 44-12tc SANFORD CYCLE CO A DEFENDER OF SINN F1NNE SITIrr . ( Appllrallon f. r T a i l l r r d C n drr Srrllon S of Chaplrr ( M l . ! . » » » of l l o r - r . M l f W t r . d u l l b . rnlremed ■ rr ordlns In law taa rfrrd.wlll itaui* Ihrrrnn. on thr I hr 22nd day nl April, A. I>. 1919. |9I!>. Wit.Wit; n m my oftlrlal a l f n . t u r . and aral Ini. thr - m b ’ day dt Ma rrh . A. I>. 1919. (aral) IIA A- t l O I ’ O L A S S . Clark I ’irrult Court Srmlnolr Co.. Fla. IS-M r . Ida .System and substitution in its stead of adequate relief to the aged hnd infirm, and the employ­ ment of the able bodied in the / reclamation of waste lands, af­ forestation, and other nntion/tl — and reproductive WortfF ” E X T R A C T FR O M S C H E M E OF O R G A N IZ A T IO N "T h e Sinn Fein organization shall include a president, two vice presi­ dents, two Hon. secretaries, t »<> Hon treasurers, four national trusti-fs, and annual ard-fheis. and ardchoipharrle (with its standing eonimittee), eumhurrle ceantair and Nntirr i. hrrrhy ( i t r n that J. K l.ainf. N O TICK TO C O N T K A C T O R S purrha.rr nl T a i C r r l i h r . t r No. (12, da lr d Healed hid* will l>» rrrrivrd by and at thr (hr 2nd day of Junr. A. I>. 1913; .a!d err- offlre U Ihr undrraifnrd until *10 a. m. April tlflra(r r m h r a r r . (h r lolllowlns drarrib/d 2 1si, 19'9. for thr remodelling of thr \\ elproperty aitualrd In Seminole rnunly, Kla., borne Block Into Ifotel Valdet. C«fhtractora In-wlt: Hrcln lfi.77 cha E. of S W ror See, to furnish all labor and material! for such 35. T p 19 S, It. 30 K a . C run N h i rh>. K remodelling* areyrding to plana and aperirtra4 eh. H, * * , rha, W I rh>. & arrrt. The aald lion* t>f F. If. Trilmble, Architect. I'lana land brine aaaraard at ( h r dale rtf (hr l.in- and sperlflrationa may, hr. ha jlupun.apjilica* anrr ol «urh r i . l U U . t e in the m a t nl J —Vthr“ 5 ff ff T a r y ana by depositing t.llfif; ^ , SIO.OO, which will br returned when plana All biddrre Alan Ta> C* rlitiratr N o 212. datrd thr are rr-dr li vr red t*» Secretary. f.|h i|a) 4*f J 'j l), 4 I* •■nl r r r l li b 'i t * are re*iQirrd lu accompany their bid* « lt h r i r l if i r r f Iht full.wi»*g «lr «rritiil pro pe r!) <rr tifird check «d 1250.00 payable to San­ ford Hotel ('unitruction Co., Inc.. , the situated in Srmln«»lr r o u n h , Florida. t«»**it Ai to l.dt 16 Florida l . m d k Culonixatlon checks of unaucreaaful bidders will he re­ turned t*> them upon the rejection of their C o ’s Adil •(<• South Sahf* rd thr •■til land In me i M r u i i| at thr Mat* arf tht laatiar.rr of bill*, checks • f «ucrra«f|il bidder's wifi lie r* tainetl and usetl I*> the corporation a* ■urh rrrtihrat* in ihr harm of V n 1 l.akr Thr •aid J F l.alnr ha» I l.d *a»d rrrtif.* litjuldafei! damages. if the successful bidd* r rat*-* in my *(f!irr a» <1 " ii u b vfipllraHon f**r fail* to e i r r u le satisfactory contract and I n itr» <1■ In isaur In* acror da nr ! with l a * . bond in otit—fourth contract price, y#» be a p ­ t’nlras •■id r irllA calts ahall l»r r*i|r«m*d proved by the corporation, W(Jthtn tee *la>» after written notice .f ih* » r \ plane* **f hi* arrordlng to l » * if.ad* * ill *••« # t h*r*«a bid. . t»n thr 22l»«l da> of 5i hi. A I) 11419. Bids for plumbing and for the furnishing Witfu-M ni> wffWlal •iKBatiiri' ami aral Ihia of plumtdng material and flilures mas be the 21#t day <»f Marrh. A l>. 1919. submitted separately and if submitted srp iarati . F V I M H tCJI. ASS. aral* I v shall be accompanied with c»rlifted I’lrfk * Ifcult t our! S. rtnfn lr C o , f l a check- n the sum of SI25 00. made ami un|t% \ M Itouglass. I* » drr the same conditions and above ••» out. l-VMr . The rorporaflon reserves Ihr right to re­ ject any and all h ds. n c c d i T M i: n t m t i i h i n t k i i i i i i i Hanford Hotel CanHrurllon Co.. Inr . I*. S I.and Ofltff at (iainravlltr, Fla 45»5tr || ( ’ liullose, He*t> March 15. 1919 Notice is hereby given that ('ulonrt It. NOTICK llcliTirt r»f (ivtr*|*», Fla . who on March lh. I **1 i. in •it*- It om*-*tra<l Entry. N»» 012.550, i« hereby given that an application will be made l«* the neat session of thr H "f id a f«.r NF.*, of S K ' s Section 22 amt N W , of Legislature i.» have that body m a n « law SW ' 4. Section 21. Township 21 S . Itangr ahidishtng ihr present form of municipal go vrrn It F . Tallahasse* Meridian, has filed notice • t intention to make Thre«-y rar I'rroif. to ment for Sanford. Fla . and to ritaoliih a dif­ tstablish claim « •• the land ab»v«* dracribeit, ferent form of government for the aald munici­ before Clerk Circuit Court, at Sanford. Fla . pality. such form of government to be what is ordinarily termed the rum mission-m an a g * r on the 25th day of April, 1919 form of fo v r r n m r n l f*.r municipalities Claimant names as witness*-# I rated March i M h . I9|0 Charlra I - Weal *.f Oviedo, Florida Committer .*n Municipal Legitlatioh. Butler Boston «»f Oviedo, Florbla Ity.S. (I. Chase, t'hairman lien (1 Smith of Oviedo, Florida II. C. IiuiL.se, Hefty. Harper Smith of Oviedo,. Florida. 45-9tc BOX FILES for filing Ufllre Supply Dept. Phone 118 Sanford, i'loiid.T Satire of Appllrallon far T a i Deed I'n drr Section A of Chapter OAft. l aws « f Flor­ ida Notice la her* by gt*en that Overstreet Turpentine Co mpany, purchaser of T a i Certificate N*o. 1252, datrd the 5th day of June. K I* 1*9°. for t a n a for thr year I****, n»* * ring K 'a of N \ V '| ..f SK •* *»f Hrc Tp 21 S . It 29 L , III arr.s *.-Id aa th« jiru|*«ri> 4-f f,. 1 Wuuten. A l i » Tat f'*rt No 9f,.V datrd ihr 2nd «lav of Jun A It 1902 for ta»r a for thr \«ar |9o|, cov ermg SK 'j 4.f S K ' 4 of N W 1, Irsa railroad right of way) Sec 2. Tp 21 S. It 29 K.. A *4 acre*, sold aa the properly* uf A. L. Hunt: and Hai filed said * certificate In my office, and haa made application f o r tai drrd to Jtaue In accordance with law. In the quiet ’country community that he pestered with his presence, every­ b o d y h a te d Hamilcar Q. Glure— “ W all Street farmer," he called himself. W hy shouldn’t th6y? In the very first in­ stallment o f “ The Pest,” .a rattling new m ystery’ story, starting next week in IR e COUNTRY GENTLEMAN ADVERTISING f! Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company “ ErtryUing M m <md Hoys ILcar" Hart SchafTner & M arx Clothes For Sale— At Lake Mary station, 7?i acres land, one six and seven room home, kitchen, dining room rent down town room, (ict number To Rent— House, corner Cypress and out houses. Few hearing fruit at Heruld Office. and Third streets. Apply to J. E. 4-i-tfc* trees. Muck land. Cash or terms. Pace. 33-tf Mrs. Martin. -.-j 42-4tp Furnished Rooms—By day, week or month. Every convenience. Over LOST FOR RENT Philips Drug Store, corner Park and Lost — Fcdnral, Non-Skid. 33* 4 1. For Rent Nirely furnished room First street. Mrs. O ( ‘ Hart, Prop. 43-1 f tire, tube and rim beta'cVn New Prefer gentleman permanently locat­ Smyrna and Lake Helen. Reward. ed in Sanford. 209 K. Fifth. 45-tf For Rent —Cottage. J. Muaaon Finder notify J. K. Rowley. New For Rent Gentleman wanted to 42-8tp“ Smyrna. 44-2tc •CHANDLER SIX / <4fr 5 All Local Advertisem ents Under T his H eading T H R E E C E N T S a Line For Each InHertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the id. please do not ask The Herald for Information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and it we do we arc not allowed to give out this information.. Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions in the ad. WANTED ‘ Wanted— Farm help of all kind* Good wages. J. F. McClelland, Moore's Station. 45-2tp Wanted — Nicely furnished house or upartmept for summer. Address S. V. Ramsey, Carnes Hotel. 45-2tf Wanted flee work. Poaition as clerk or of Call Lincoln House. 44-2tp Dut it wouldn't be quite fair to give- sway the story. All 1 can say it that the editors tell me it's a humdinger of a myst ery-the kind everybody likes— by Albert Payaori Trrhune. But this is only one story, .while in the fifty-two numbers of T il* COUN­ TRY OKNTLUIAN you get five or six of them — Kodak Finiahing— 24 hour service R. C. Shefer, 113 Elm Ave., San ford. Fla. . 43-6tp Willard N. Lun For Quick Sale — Five arres tiled land. 300 yards from loading station. Two wells, no buildings. Close in. $2,750. Address Owner, P. O. Ilox No. 417. 43-3t Well be glad to show you . r Wanted— Am shipping two autos from Jacksonville to Chicago about April Int. H a v p room for one more. Catv save you money. Rate $l.h9 per 100. Herald office or A. Pad­ dock. Mt. Dora, Fla. 44-3tp ■— 7 — One Dollar—TODAY , $1795 CLASSIFIED we find him ruining a near-by dairy, underselling the truck-growers,beating a beautiful collie' c og, and threatening one o f his neighbors at pistol point. So it was no wontjier that— the kind that sell in book form for $1.50 to $1.65 each,'these days. All these areln addition to a wealth of the best sort of articles about farm, garden and home. I will arrange to have your subscription start with the firs t Installment of "The Pest." if you give me your name and thefaddress with T he waist seam styles for spring and summer are ___ r a a k in g a g r e a t ‘ ‘ h it.-— W© have a-number of good ones; all wool; stylish; made by Hart Schaffner & Marx - w ♦ ' For Sale— Bay mnre, gentle, good worker and'* beauty. A real value. Will, consider good hogs in trade. W. V. Wheeler, residence Elder Springs. I’ . O. address R. D A, Sanford. 44-2tp Antiques bought and sold. Write us what you have. A. D. Van Dyke. Orange City. 43-4tp Wanted— T o rent permanently, an 8 room house in good location. D. R. Swing. 42-tf For Sale— E. M. F. 30 $250.00 211 French avenue. ,45-atp For Sale Garrison. Fresh milk cow. R. L. 45-4tc Eggs for hatching from Pure Bred hltv^l Plymouth Rocks, Fishel rain./ $1.60 per 16. L. B. Steele, tnford, FIs., R- F. D. 46-2tp T h is is the C h a n d le r M o to r F• am ou s f o r Its E xcellen ce * Chandler owners, and men generally who know automobiles, talk about the Chandler motor for its marvelous performance nnd endurance. ' . It is exclusively the Chandler motor, of Chandler design nnd Chandler manufacture in Chandler shops. The only automobile hood you can find it under is the Chandler hood. It is not a stock motor. No other car has it. . •t And this Is the greatest o f six-cylinder motors. ’ . The Chandler motor, with refinements and improvements frhm time to tim e but without radical change at any time, Is now in its sixth year. , L ift the hood of a Chandler car and see that motor. Even from ita exterior view you know it is good. We woufdn’ t build and mount n m otor with such care if it weren’ t on extraordinary motor inbide. * ' Chandler m o to r and chassis design are typical of the highest priced construction, yet Chandler is moderately priced. It offers greater value th an other cars can give you for hundreds more. .You can absolutely prove this to your own satisfaction if you will study th e Chandler car, and put it to test on the road and com pare it with o'ther cars. S ix SPLENDID BODY TYPES Srt^n-rtutmgtr Touring Car. 9I7VS . Four^Paurnger Roadster, $1795 _ Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1875 _ Convertible Sedan, $2495___1 Ismaaslme, $3095 - — Convertible Coupe, $239.* " 0 19*— / - > Cfc • 11 • Ask for Demonstration �THE SANFORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS people here. Those from Oviedo at tending the picnic were Rev. ant Mrs. Wright, Misses Virginia, Elip nhetii and Alirelia Wright, Mrs. Ed Farnell and Mrs. Marshall, fron Sanford were Rev. Massey, Mr Paxton and David Speer. A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM IN OLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPO RTERS FOR T H E HERALD The guests were Mrs: Henry Might, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. G. • D. Iiishop and little daughter, Mrs. F. T. Williams, Mrs. Patten. Mrs. F. F. Dutton and S. M. Schwartz. Samuel M. Schwartz is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 D. Martin for an indefinite time. A. II. Stone, A. P. Stone, J, W. Knnggs and the Stone ymlng people, Carrol and Jim drove to Daytona Beach for the day Sunday. Mr. andiMrs. It. G. Dieterich are moving to their new home on Lake Silver this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tyler, their guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Van Zandt and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Couch and little daughters picniccd in Eustis Sunday and had a delight/Mjtei-lCamrnm has a position in the ship yards ,at {Sparrow Point near Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Woodworth. guests ,nf the Dri-ssnrs have been taking, a trip on the West Coast and while in Tampa heard Billy Sunday preach. Howard Schwartz was a guest at the Marshall home in Cameron City Recently. Howard has resumed his commercial traveling for a New York firm since brine nnnicrud-iiul. MARCH 2*. 191* title .home. The guests were Rex Packard, 'president of the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., D. C. Marlowe secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Mar­ lowe, Mr. Jacobs, manager of the Growers, Mrs. Jaeobs and Mrs. Pinney and Mr Jacobs, Jr., who are here from Virginia to visit Mr. Jacobs and are guests at the Carnes Hotel. L IG H T J I X T O U R IN G WEST GENEVA AVENUE Good old spring time is here at last and the gardens and farms are dtjfng fine, . Mrs. J. E. Vaughn was the sur­ prised hut grarious hostess to a num­ ber of friends Saturday evening when they gathered there and every one enjoyed the evening very much. The young people played games and refreshments of cake, coffee, sand­ wiches and fruit were served and at a late hour they hade their hostess good night and went their ways home. The 80 acres known as the Keelor property between Heardnl! avenue and the, railway and 10 acres be­ longing to T. B. Kinard and 10 acres of Lee Kinard adjoining on the south, has been sold to a Chicago Mrs. Geo. Calhoun and childrrn firm through A, P. Connelly. It is made a pop call at Mrs. Vaughn's said the land will lie improved and Monday afternoon. , farmed as it is only party 1 improved Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson were now. in the city Saturday afternoon at­ The Misses Alberta and Jeanette. tending to business, also making a arrive few calls. this week to be guests of their aunt, Mrs. Fortier and mother were Mrs. G. C,' McDougal and family of calling at Mrs. Will Robinson’s on Celery avenue. Monday. Mrr iifid* M^rs. IL-Cv^Chandierlain Mrs. Vaughn has a- lot of fine are leaving for’ Jacksonville in their strawberries now and they are still car Thursday for a few days stay. going' at HOc a quart. Mrs. G. C. Chorpening will accom­ A little rain would-be acceptable pany them to visit her daughter, now to the farmers. Mrs. Uyran H. Squire and family. Mrs. Tom Fortier and baby arc E. M. Fenton and sons, Eivin and both on tin- sick list this week. We Emory are leaving for their home in hope it’s nothing serious. Battle Creek. Michigan this week in Little Clifford King, the little their Ford car after the winter here. grandson of Mr, and Mrs. Robinson AloxI Marshall passed is on the sick list with cold this' nesday night at his ho week. ' cron City after a long This is fine weather for fishing and consumption. the town folks keep the M We have just rcteived a carload of O VERLAN D NINETYS Price $1095 Dcvivcrcd Remember the Overland Service goes with every Overland car. This is something worth considering when purchase an automobile. Plenty of "VEL1ES" ready for iinmediave delivery.’ “ W t Hare a H l«i| < lltllrr, tor Your Car Car tlrnl or for Sal*” Overland Sales & Service Company Mr., and Mrs. Ballard and family who have occupied Mrs. Joe Linehart’ s cottage at Lake Charm for the winter returned to New York this week. Mr. R. V Thompson, representing Dr. T . D. Leyear Medicipe Co. of St. Louis , was stopping at Hotel Oviedo white in the city. H ill Hardware Co. -------------------- Stands f o r ------------------- SERVICE, QUALITY The traveling men * have been quite numerous this week— ti hit's must be better. Among those visit jpg the merchants Tuesday were: T —LL-Kvmt:s. Florida Hdw:~Co:. lax and’ 'PRICE Complete line of Celebrated Philadelphia Lawn Mowers, Leonard Refrigerators, Line , Cltannblc also the Favor^k o f Cook Stoves ami Itnnffes ut ii.imt f.,r lli Mrs Latigenhach La ngi ti .n h na •! M l.viirr, have be.-n r.........d from Lonnie Hartley and Barrue Griggs Jlo be remembered to their friends and hope Jo he hack in the good old U. S. A. some time soon. Mr. Reitgr of Pennsylvania has joined his family who are located in the Clouser cottage Mr. Reiter is another great admirer of Florida. Shoe Prices and Leather H hy with tamt commodifies falling in price St tan nut escape the conclusion Jhat shot price* irill remain at leant on thr prrnrnt batii throughout the year. The supply of rattle in the world, in ratio to population, has greatly decreased during the war. There is no surplus of hides, skins, leather or shoes, and in'fart a shortage oftsts in a majority of the European countries. Packer hides in this country arc extremely scarce, and practically the same conditions apply to country hides. Other countries appear willing to pay higher prices for South American and other foreign hides than the United States Government has fixed. There is no surplus of sole leather ol good quality, and this also applies to upper leather. Kidsfcins are in short supply and evi­ dently are going to advance in price. Cost of production, irf^luding labor, is higher than ever before. It would therefore term that joohftar being m »>iorf •apply thr world orrr that thr prrirnt fair prices would continue. .Vo notion on thr fact of thr globe g itt» to it* people for thr tquttalcnl of a day'i wage thr ralut in fualtrear. yatL cAn -get in America. Think thin oter and pel Skoc Strvictt from ONE THING that resulted from the ■ Mrs. ‘Anna Walker of Sanford was calling on friends one day last week restoration o f peace among the fight­ County Commissioners Swope and C. W. Entzmingerwere appointed to investigate th e ‘truck that was being demonstrated at Maitland and were wadi ■pleased with its work.' The Ladies' Civic will hold its regular pjuntbly, meeting the first Tuesday in April. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl and Miss Olive Dinkel were shopping in .Sanford on Saturday. curved hip lines; but aside from these physical requirements, there's a call for Mrs. Martin and children returned to their home on Saturday. special “ smartness” of design. Mrs. Griggs and daughter, Mary and Estelle Tillis of Sanford were the guests of Mr. and. -Mrs. Truitt on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reinau motored over to Apopka on Tuesday. ing nations has been the emphasis giv­ en to “ s ty le '’ in clothes.Everybody seems to w ant show in clothes the reaction from the CiinricM 1JJ9 JLn S&alfstr It JJ*** strict m ilitary sameness of appearance; the military features are not wholly discarded— good shoulders, slender waists, H art SchafTner & Marx, clothes offer just these things to you, in a w ay that you 'll not find them in any other clothes. at the welt-seam-waist type here shown; the pocketS; the Japels* th at suit and you want it* colors; and prices. \ OVIEDO ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. ,J. 11. .Lee have re­ turned fram. F t. M y r s -after a--delightful visit to Mrs. II. I1 Matther- , THE HOME “ Everything M en and Boys W ear” ' ‘ O F" Just look One look at W e ’ ll fit you in it; many variations in fabrics and Mrs. Mary Pier pout of Kansas is spending the winter with her daugh­ ter, Mrs, S. P. Swope. Mr. and Mrs. Frc<J Stones and children, Miss Mary Stones of Day­ tona, also Misa Elizabeth Stonea of Geneva came as week end visitorato participate in the joys of a birthday picnic given their father in Geneva. to HART SCHAFFNER & MARX �M A B C H M ^ IW T flB SANFORD y ^ L P Juita Ublespoonful o f GRAND* M A, the wonderfulp o tid cre d ■oap In t fie water. T in * takes the place of all the chlppintf, dicing *&d rubbing that-you do now whenever yon waib or clean. And you save loap. You know just bow much to use. * Isn't It ilrrtple? What woman would up with tbfc fuss and bother of •oap lylnf around and waiting •way, when sho can now hard this C nurTclouspoUxfawd »o«p, Try this Pow dered Soap Today! Grandma's Saves T I M E — Saves W O R K — Saves S O A P Your Grocer Has it! EVEN T H E GATE t o S T A Chief I* Among Ye Taking Notes incl Faith, " H e ’ll Print ’em"— So Says Sauntcrcr. - i* - 1 or..lie .1t m l . n i i ' boys, yet a great good may be done by making it a duty to the Scouta for each ona of them to select some wild boy, give him good advire, lend him good hooks, arouse the spirit of true manhood and try to impress upon his mind that W E HAVE FOUND IT! " I t is not all of life to live," Nor all of death to die." A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water, Chemical '-Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. . The prosperity of a town Is not guarded by the wealth of its inhabi­ tants, but by the uniformity with which they pull together when any important undertaking is to he ac­ complished. A man with a thousand dollars at his command und a love for his town in his heart enn do more for the building up and improving of it than the millionaire who locks up his capita!’ and snaps his finger at homo progress, Sanford does not boast of the latter class, because Sanford floes not boast of million­ aires, out Sanford 'does have the least df.the rule—Sanford has fam . In,- people . ( this n.tutly DAISY TILE Mado from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Add tests In the construction of its Immense acid plants Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. 'Stock In yards and 25.000 ready for shipment. Essy to RecoQnlze. Helen, four years old, went to the movies nnd was much Interested In the war picture’s. When the stntue of Lib* trty wfls projected on the screen, she ‘ xrlnlmcu: "I cun alius tell the God­ less of Liberty, ’cnyse sho has an Ice :re«m cone In her 'hand/' • Tempting. If nn npple dumpling doesn’t xvnnt to bo- eaten, why does It smenr Itself ill over with that delicious Bauce nnd lit there smilin’ up nt you with a look of paradise upon Its cherubic face?—Baltimore Sun. MAHONEY-WALKER CO FOR SALE Lots 9, 10, 11,-and 14 of Keely's Subdivision of Sanford also all of Block G, Til*r 15, Sanford.* For prices write to cwncr. Terms can be arranged, if desired. E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Company . — Homer*» Fate Warrrlnj-.to Poet*. The-greatest poet that ever lived wnsj a blind beggar, yet when he dlml (even cities fought for the custody of his poor, old. weary tomes. day. 1 have reference do the propo­ sition for a road for Geneva and • Chuluota. Seminole county'has the i best'system of roads in dry weather that any county in the state has. but during the recent wet spell it . was proven to the residents of the Chuiuotj) und Geneva Districts that better roads had to he made. The road from Oviedo to Chuluota and from Oviedo to Geneva, and then the ‘Tmlf’Va fill, during wet weather is next to impassable. Seminole county -owes Unit portion of tin- county gfxnl roads and roads that they can use twelve months in the_ycar,-and if the new project goes through Hl»n*ino!e county will make good to its people of the East Side. Then too the OttPPir ferry bridge' luit 'auiT. BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST PET WEEN YOU AND ME” PAGE THREE ■ J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A Herald Want Ads W ill Bring Results i i i i u m i h ' c him. the man, j think every man should a dvi s e tiun•- and thereupon she read .self Oti the UHeMinn of the Irog ami II h >ig- *1 i t " A n d will ' ” >- a mien wspeth ii »' .i ai.d turning, it up Ui-y!, w hat would vou Wipe | , :,1 il,. hill* Ihiil imdotlhl. d h Will he dish, introduced for Seminole ioiifit\'s side j henetit. ()f emirs*’ ii is the duller have standing that hills of this nature • ■h-r tim iireumst.iiea-.s.’ will have what is known us the referi-,< to say that the prominent endum in th e m -that is, to submit h A* still doing the occasional the ijue«tion to the people before* rt ' on-tim’.-.s the Uiiile doe-, a take* elleet. Then you might sa> V'hiil ^thnt you woulil look after hills of * l ! ill kiml u h»rti 1hf v rum • in tti*+ 1• : *. 1 i jjiH.-i f h ir vf vtiii’ ii I r T h ai i* Jru*. I»ul ••fiiim.U’ ■ l"wn after m v . mail W i - d u - • •mnty needs progressive l.-gislution ________ and sitmet'liiNg that woul.l to- pro IgresM.e and ellectual if carried at* the polls. Seminole county does not * wish to have to vote against a Dill ° f a law that, if properly drawn and' I parsed wne!d he for the b*-*t pf lliy / . I, \ county Si’ minoh* citixens want to v r ' \ / I | y do the best thing Therelu/e it is f / ■ / Vr now time to look into this legislation ' V J&5i\ / ■! I _, and see what it’ s all about I think , v// \ Thut - Seminole needs proper protec- J ^ ® ^ lion from the hogs and cows, and a j /p ,y bill giving that ought tu he passed | *I a nd then voted* for b y the people, v T Y r t f l ( but get the right kind of u law and j /• then uphtfld it iiotli at the polls and v ^ is k ^ LS 'a) r R, ^ carried. Don’ t let’s have i fel t , . , /■*- to defunt u law bi-cause il is drawn T a x i r i g g - c-w-.-r.L-y/i tA so ns to not give the protection Hrrtcix '_ f.i’s wanted and needed. i f 'i b r jY te -fe > nxxdl Good for me too, be* rauxe Calumet KaUings are whit-xomc and cjui'./ dlsvucd. Millions of mothers i«e CALUM ET BAKING P0WCES1 l^auseof Its purity—be:at:?e « Always fthrc* beat r«u !ta uni II economical (n C(>*t flmj Calum et c o n ta in s o n ly murk •n§r*dient§ n i h m m been o p o f f ic i a l ly by th e U . 5 . r o o d A u th o ritie s * torn ubvw Hhom you buy H, tom iTvt when |wu uto It, One of tiie greatest things that Sanford fo'k have ever started has been started by a man and a hunch of boys. Tip* 11oy Scouts have a friend in town und he !u< proven his friendship to them and tut boys ap­ preciate it. Not that this one man is the only friend,the how have but he ie the lirst to come forward and say ‘ 'Here hoys,-take this from me and enjoy it for yours Hves." The Cum]) that has been donated in the Doy Scouts out on Silver Lake is a fine thing, und the man that made the donation ought to have u nic<> song written for him. The S<-ot|ts’ can do m°re for themselves out there ami can keep out of the ordinary mischief that boys wi|) get into in u much better way by being allowed Co spend their spare mdmonta in their Scout uniform at their camp. The Scouta have certain pledges to make and keop or they will be dis­ charged and the faet that none ex­ cept Scouts ran enjhy the benefits of the fine rump wilt have great in­ fluence toward helping the boy to keep himself worthy Of the Scout uniform. ■ The Scouts now have good Scout leaders and every‘ worthy bqy should lie a member of that worthy organization, and the leaders should lend their efforts to^ building up the organization so that every father and mother will want and will be glad to have their boy be a Hoy Seoul. While it i3 generally under­ stood that the Scouts are for good showing some nice dining room suits in Queen Anne Period, in Mahogany and American Walnut We Have Taken the Agency for Phonographs & Records A Helper in the Kitchen that You Can Keep The PyyTH E all-wood, am plifying Lone chamber, built entirely upon the violin principle, eliminates all metallic tone and makes possible the reproducing of every vocal or instrumental selections in a clear, sweet, natural manner that is distinct­ ively P A T H E. A N A P A N E E DutcIvKilchenet is a servant in the kitchen that you can always keep. This means .something these days when so many more women do their own work. Ilelj), at one time easily obtained, is now difficult to get. Thousands of women have been so bothered with the eternal "servantprob­ lem” that they welcome the re­ lief from it which has been af­ forded them by ' ' P A T H E Records are played,wit|) a genuine Sapphire Ball that is round, and smooth, plays the selection in a clear, sweet, natural tone, will not cut or wear the recortl as all sharp metal needles will do. t Th e P A T H E Tone Oontrola is the onlyNscientifically correct method of governing , .. * -r-zr'-^r ® the volume o f music as the record is played. Plays all Makes of Disc Records! And remember we deliver the goods. Machines and Records N O W when vou need them. 3 It *1 i n o B n (3 l IJ I -H a g oTM 1 H H H m a iAJH ■■ i i1 J. D. D AVISO N, Manager /yftv « 1 Jt U �■M X »w 2 St w RS '''•Vi—■« -’ '-W; ■i �THE SANFORD HERALD THESANFORDHERALD R. J . HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY S I U S O U P T I O N PRICE IN ADVANCE O N E T E A R _____________________ 1____________ I NIX M O N T H S _____________ __________________ T H R E E M O N T H S _____________________ I----Eatncd u S*rasS-Ctsw M *U M i l l n AafwM l l * d . ISM. *1 Ik* pH U ffln tl Sw I mi). f l « M . ' building*of home* in Sanford per­ haps than nnv other single agency during this time. The Building & Loan Association is a cooperative institution'and the profits go to the members. At this time when the slogan pf the country is "Build N ow ", it be­ hooves the people of Sanford to support this institution to the utmost It is not only a good way-to build a home but it is a good investment for those who want to invest mon­ ey or save money. l ' ( d « Art at M u i k lid. IS7S The failure to pass appropriation bills in the closing hours of the sen­ For the first half of March the ate has given a most unfortunate most popular indoor sport was filing turn to the employment iiuestion* The bureaus formed to facilitate the income tax schedules. employment of returned soldiers' Any one reading the income tax roust now be given up for lack of reports would form the opinion th3t there is still some money in the United States, No. I U MARCH 28, 1919 mous indemnity from Germany’ and Englapd, through fear of losing commercial advantages, has not con­ sented to the course w hich will alone make Germany once more a produc­ er and enable her to pay an indem­ nity of any amount whatever. I f the spot where you arc is crow ded— Go where they need a crowd. D on't try to dig gold out of a place where there has been hundreds before you. Th e other fellow probably has as-good pep as you have. Go look for the place and we will Help you to succeed. W e will help providing you have an account that is large enough to ju stify it A y e there’s t^e rub — H A V E Y O U A B A N K A C C O U N T ? Meanwhile, as the days pass Germany becomes more unsettled, more self extenuating and more sul­ len and resentful. ■> it is time for the peace conference to cease considering theories and begin on actualities —in other words, get down to brass tacks! C A P IT A L $30,000.00 What Germany and Austria Hun­ gary need is»food and employment. All blockades should be removed, that these countries may receive food and raw materials. The cen­ tra! states, regardless of whether they deserve it or not, should be fed. given the chnnee to resume manu­ facturing, and so'receive an oppor­ tunity for the restoration of normal S U R P L U S $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD H. R. STEVENS P’ ooldrt I R. R. TEAS, Cadikr C. M HAND Tleo.PrwMol C. D. COUCH, Ait'l C iAw THE B A N K T H A T INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS What if we should need the’ Mon­ roe doctrine to use down in Mexico, and should go to the^cupboard for it and should find the cupboard bare? ’ ’ ’ the tendency of his time, and is everon t V alert to meet the demands o f] the public for generous, clean and thoroughly satisfying amusements. : His line of work reaches all classes.; from those who like the suhtle' hu~» nop of good old "David Harum" to j r-re trajreUv~T3f "Julius‘ Caesar." have been the most effective agency The prospect is that you will he in returning the man to his job or able to buy u line U. S, airplane securing him a new*ont*. which cost the government from Why We Have No Band We jmve no d<*ubt that the mem* $’.‘ 500 to $3500 for $100. Just, Editor Sanford Herald. hers of the draft boards in their ca* _ — _ . ~M ■ , * ■ -mr-mm « think. how handy it would be.to uss Tianford. JTptidu. as citixens will do -tjit licai. in running errands! in,' through their interest in oung men; to secure the job _ The Sixty-fifth Congress has been man ami the mtjn for the pronounced, by different unimpeach­ able authorities to be the very best and the very worst legislative h«*dy ever assembled since the beginning of time. Mow :s a m-r- layman t» decide?- Tickets for adults 50 cents- and pa H _____ ,Our Devil,' Dogs would never Jiave whipped the H un and- earned their name had they not been fed on milk, butter and ice cream f ~So says a big new series about dairy cattlp, partin g next^veek in-^---------- Hid) Cross I ’ hurch Nervier Schedule F>>? Dial, until such, time that tha "|| I'1 are more a •cust-im *,1 to thadvance in tmr* which takea. pla* **. beginning next Sunday, 1th Sunday Iff " r.eTft; March 30tii. aieording t i Tin* NEW time, the*Sundav service Ifie COUNTRY GENTLEMAN M ilk products generate the pep that makes the cow-keeping nations lead the world. And yet we buy milk mostly for babies and ice cream as a confec­ tion, while the cheese we eat per capita would starve a mouse. . curse Our consumer* mustl ram that butter, cheese oral ice cream arc {ood% o f meat vital importance. And at the time time, our farmer! must carry' °n to greater and more profit­ able production by the use of pure bred*. You don-'t benrmenwithpurebred herd* kicking that the dairy busvncxsdocxn’t pnrtmcnts, the picture*, nnd----- bid find out for yourself! Send me to­ day, only • ONE DOLLAR FOR 52 ISSUES I H> > on K " * 1>. ■ - , ; • | i .. . ■ 1 t.st 1 1utii-M w 1.1 *, [ , . . . . . . ; t ; will m-> • i.<\,t » * ca to Mi- old post- it ..• lit office store room in the People* i* f o ' I Bank, buifding. there | The Merchant,* Grt»‘ci*ry Company li t*s a |wilt soon occupy the rooms in the to hi* |Clark building directly across from haps a half million dollars f jr th»purpose of building bodies- in and around Sanford, in the past ten 'years? We refer to th*- Sanford Building A Loan Association, an institution which has had »more to do with th*- • ' ■ *4 -*'* A full year of sort ice represents the min­ imum you ran expect from a COLUMBIA »ith ordinary A TTE N TIO N and CARE. You can insure much lunger service. Let us tell you more about thcr many features of the Columbia, as well as the neyy Columbia Service Plan which makes possible this remarkable guarantee. I have just installed an up-to-date “ Charging Plant" and don’ t have to depend on outside sources for cur­ rent, therefore you are insured of not having your battery damaged. ( O I.U M H IA SE R VIC E , the kind of Serv­ ice. W O R T H Y of your CAR C O LU M B I A baUerictt arc (JU AK A.N TEE I) in writing. Jra u • Tkt Ladiei* llsn t Jaanul Tk« Sa I bti t j Eeeaiaf Poll 12 immt-U.n g M K «-C M CO’ 1 I be n e w poslotfiei* * The Columbia Storage Battery Ao autbartied lubtcrfjuton represent all re e( to outrtd r* Did yn i ever h- : of I u Land people hiring a*i out of town orchestra or band for rheir, jobs? Li be r t y Loan C o mmi t t e e . and the 1 • mat ad ■ ii tb* r omtnun tv or T h e W i liams Millinery Store is women who w ti assist b* t used n f irmer * during '* ■ now i o, .i ' *d in t i store room next I he i a mp a i ;ii w ll rn * • M -- u s « I„ ‘ . V. 'ii t i *- i ■ f ifd *- h ' ,C C ot htng b 1 i lug-. . ‘ liair >ti.i n . lit thf “ f .»' u "►* t\ i *• ih • < -n i ' i Mi 1 h'.i- -: b n lifi rig Hotel i a n »•, -*n I r; a , \ prt 1 It h * / * ! s ■: v c w lii to* t he |>r.**to discus* tli- \ ,\r,o i * m . i i of i v i . ‘ •»*'»* • • m I t ’ s m i ie from ca>m *t imjHtrt.r w .r \ i*n ’ •’ 1 i u i t'inixt to all worit*rs *■■* be’ .-vg ida.jni 1 f vr t • • ■ vfi > arc Ii*. * 1 a t li a d q u a r i e r s , A remarkable fact connected with T h e Victor* • [) i >.* w ' 1! h * ir.-l these changes is that in every Tn- a ugil rat?d on t e ii. J i . :!j i.*! , i ' Vt’a k ’ i , ( i . e Want Ad Column i t stante improvements are made in "——'** - ** ■ ■” ■ the window- and inside work gen' For several years after it* organi­ sation the FunfoM Baud paid a!l its own expenses, including lights and era'l.v. with tin* result that Sanford haU rent and even including the stores will pre.cn* a better appear­ lights in tile band stand for publir ance, n' u whole, tbati they formerly concert j l*v dues levied’ ..on <a eh m miter and furnished their own in­ struments and uniform*’. Some member* of ti t v i i i used on the ‘ oto mentioned above lom eboly to work :*; G a . 1* t a ilin g at t he hum- of Mr and Mr- C t Woodruff, of this Spend One Penny Less Than Thy Clear Gains city. Mfcv Barnes s* an old resident of Sanford where she -made her home In erm .-latron I wish .to stare that for many seari|.*r husband, E, F. band at present is that the m >ney for it* support lias h**en withheld although the taxpayer* are paying for a hand right now. And you can't get music any more than any­ thing else unless you are willing to pay for it. Yours trulv. Band M t»mhf r. Kntrrlainment T.onighl Gilbert Atl.ee- F.lilredge. who pr-ar at the Woman's Club a t ’ 815 prewr.ts a widely artsCe and popular money beget more," and " i f you would be wealthy, think of saving us welt as getting." There are men in our community who are Catholic Church ' Between 8th and 9th streets * •Sunday, Fourth Sunday in L (>nt% Low max* at 10:15 a. m. Sermon adapted from Gospel. • ’ Classes for religious knowledge. wealthy. Their wealth represent* nothing so much as saving. They s’, arte*) like anyone else can'start. Rockefeller rtarteir on* one dollar a week -Schwab saved when lie wax earning a dollar a day. The. saving ambition made him the- highest salaried man r«-j—r- a higo oruer. cnangmg ipr -kiv p im humorous to pathetic, and from dramatic f « sentimental repre***nlaThrhx.— It 1* our privilege und >?<■ass­ ure to announce to our pat-ons that Mr Eldrerlge stands today one of the hiost practically certain attrac­ tion* on'the platform. During the last thirteen years he has filled more than twenty-five hundred engage­ ments. Mr. El dredge is in line with hours ate assigned i:i acCor-d- wtth—thcr-change * of itrfig- #^' r Sunday, March 30th. Opening of \ Liory Loan Preparatory to opening tory Loan campaign in county, Mrs. Galloway, chairman of the State Campaign the Vic­ Seminole' county Woman's FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Florida �r~ rv7 jfc • • ■v march " » • - ’ the *.* • r • ■ ______ . * , Sanford herald PACE SEVEN She and her daughter had made cussed. Plans were made for a pooktheir home in Bryan only about two ed fond sale to be held Sntdrday ■years moving from Pioneer; afternoon from 3:30 to 6 p. m. nt' the Matters In Brief j Her son. Attorney Edward Gnu- home of Mrs. Robert.E. Herndon, Personal Items dern and fahiily, and her daughter. 'J09 E. Fourth street. The public is ' of Interest Miss Bessie (jnudem are the imint- most cordially invited to attend. I diate relatives to mourn their loss -Those present at Monday's meet­ and The Electric Farm-Lighting } B. Boa*, owner of the Flagler j sister, Mrs. T|ioa. Cooke, ahd a|s 0 ' a" u tt'ho ran say with a host of ing were Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. M. Plant You Have Been * Tribune of Bunnell was n Sanford saw the wnter carnival in that city [rl’pn<k ' A good woman has gone to Miriarik, Mrs. Robert E. Herndon, Tuesday night. hcr f ^ a r d . " Mrs. Earl Burdick, Mimes Lillian • Waiting For . visitor yesterday. . Shlnholscr and Kathleen Brady. Mrs. B. F. Davis, who is assori-i |,“ neral * ' » he held nt Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Laing base ns their guests this week Mrs. C. L. ated with her husband as publisher ‘ 1• ° ’r,0l’k *Sa*l>rdny afternoon from of the O k e c c l ^ w Call publighed at t,'‘> r« idBH ". conducted by her pasSunday school 11 p, m. New time Kersey of Kathleen, On. _ Preaching Ei:I5 a. ni. New time Okeechobee, Florida, was a visitor ,or’ K*v. Dr. Deaton of the MethodThere’s a man at the curl) to serve ill Sanford Wednesday enrouto from lst thurch- Hurial will be in the ► Junior League, Friday afternoon, 46-ltc you Shitller cemetery. after school. u Winter Gnrdern to her homr. Mr. E. T. Evans of Stetson Uni­ Sepior League Sunday 7:15 p. m. I t won’t coat you a cent to phone versity was the week end guest of Preaching 8:30 p. m. To Teachers of County Schools your CARDERS F O R P IA N O T U N Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Laing. C. W. White. P. C. After May' 1st, the' examination Lingo. cashier of the Oviedo ! NG to ' Vndc- the Tuner. Orlando. questions on T H E O R Y A N D ... T. I •• t[> Bank was a business visitor in San-; P R A C T IC E will be based on I,a I. O. O. F. The recitals of song from the ford on Friday afternoon. Rue’s T H E SCIENCE A N D A R T An enjoyable meeting of the Odd , . . a r .1 world's great oratorios which Mrs. OF T E A C H IN G , price $1.20 post­ Fellows was held last Monday night r * , 45.‘>tc ' * nhnch has been giving at the Conpaid. This book is published by the at their hall. A good attendance ' grrgation.il church Wednesday evenAmerican Book Company, Atlanta; wn< had and good feeling prevailed. W. S. Thornton is now carrying lngh ut wI1| continued till Georgia, .anti may he obtained The work yi the second and third Itural lloute A mall out of Snnford, Ea<tor The ,mb|!c- is invitP(1 through the. local dealer in school degree wax conferred on two candi­ he appointed * | ,onk, 8|nro . M beingK recently j >• • to tins j i|ow the rear a\le and books. dates. . position. * transmission of your car has linen T. W. Lawton,.Supt. Next Monday night will be given Coming! Sgt. Jim of the U, h. A. ^Iled? The Wight Tire Co. lias modPublic Instruction, -Samir,ole Co. over to a social meeting* and a gen­ Don’t forget to gee him.at Sanfor c) n niaKliInes for this work. It only rH E Alam o; Unit is compact— Ide Silent Engine, 45-Uc‘ , eral good time. Visiting Odd Fel-, • Hi g h School Auditorium April I I . ' lakes u mjmite. Also purest disgenerator, switchboard and radiator are mounted , lows will be given u hearty .welcome. • -IG-lte . . . tilled water for your storage bat. ° n ° n(-* biLse. N o special foundation ,ii» required. Thn call from our Grand. Master Or. It. M. Mason 'and O. J. Pope tery. 46-ltc N o helt.s or chain connections are used —silent— clears ■ for contributions for jin endowment were- among those .the i , .attending . Miss E, Ingraham, sister of Col. NO EXTENSION OF flliltl for Uni .Oilil Fellows Home at itself^if'carbon; no springs-, cams‘ o’r rods'to get out o f Billy Sunday meetings in lumpn on j f; Ingraham, vice president of the ' T IM E FOE PAYM E N T Gainesville is meeting with a hearty 1 7afljustnienk . -. *, . • la'1 Sunday. , Floritlu East Const Railway Cu,,7ind response * • OF STATE ASH Mr and Mrs. C. P. Herndon and Mrs. W. M. McComlViJ/WdlTislAn, ■V C lf r N T V TAJIKS IN A gooiBy delegation of Odd Fel­ . Hr. and Mrs. It. E. Herndon mo- Mints., nre visiting Mr. and Mrs.-' . SEM INOLE CO FNTY lows uml Rcbckahs expect to motqr' lured to Orlando Sunday to hear the y, p, Forster. Mrs. McComb is a over to Ktssimmee April Mth. t*i a ham! concert. sister of Mrs. Forster. State ami < oiiiju TiXjrs dtslrii l mccliog to be held at that Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and | The Sanford Flour A: Feed Cum. r e m a in in g un p a id >;»ril 1st place tut that d-tte. Also i|uit:* a I he Alam o Electric Unit is just what vo ir have always " Mr and M o . K. 1. Ferran of Eustis pany will move on Tuesday next will be delin quen t a n d will ntimbcs have sigttilied th*ir inten­ .had in muvl • safe,-complete, economical,* trouble” returned from Tampif I- ritlay, ^from the Court Umise P|,*ck 11- the tion to iittppil GrandLodge which be advertised, in accordance proof, simple, compact electric light and power plant. v.ficrFThey went to hear Billy Sdn- storfe room in the Peoples Bunk • with the law. convene- at Jacksonville April 1 fth. ■ day, . ; |building recently listed by the pestNo extension fur payment Wife of Deputy Hilled Negro will be made .In Seminole Tliere’s .a man at the curb to serve oilier-. They- expect to be- ready . Daytona, l-'io., .MarcludLL--. -Mewr-i ymi. . If)-l{c |business in the new stand on Thomas Miltoo shot and killed J.VO. II. JINKINS. J . i m i T ' T " T l 177777' i 7 m c v ' 1hi- ^ ‘wday morning, Tony Roberts, a hegro. here today Tux ( olleclor. priiiul possessor of a Ncri-ips-Booth 1 Mrs, It. I,. Starr has been guest after tin* latter had disarmed Milton, ■ touring ear. he having purchased the of Mrs. E. G. Stephens._ She has a ileput i she-i'f, and apoarently was * c:r of iHe City (tirrage last Satur- spent the winter in Ss Petersburg. uluv.it t * I. i l l hint Robcrt-s lia l !o*eti act* -t.**l on a charge of illicii, Proper!) O wn er s l a k e Nnl l re 107 \V, First Street It T T . r a s h e r l e f t S a t u r d a y f o r Sanford, Florida il'stilliog no! suddenly attacked the! The law provides that " I f tax* * I l a J e I it i w h e r e h e w e n t O n b u « i deputy eo| took Lis pistol Mrs W i c k e r iif B e c k llammoeh. formerly Upitll aav rent ext lit e sh.l'l Not be t. l i e w i l l a?-o v i - ' t |.i» s ' s t r r . Milt i t * * ’ . i f ’ ■i a v, apon a*i;l , am ■ ut I try art, tilun paid led ire the lir,l d l> of April of *'■ I r. • I S I.h u g e r S r . a t < l e a r to her husband's rescue. No Change of Time. Set your any year, the tax collector shall ad­ water. Uwi ff ly paxxing hv.*it!o;ig with ;o>l lapl i-l < liuri Ii clocks .ale-ad and on Sunday remem­ vert i-c and ■■e]| e n l l e d li'iH IM ip l* nli*, a n d d e.x xert, I I 11Y 1U T O T R A N S F E R I n \ l e w o f i h a i l g e i n 11 m e I I a ! In .xpeak. will nnl alwaVti nu.xtilin ux ber l os»t tiie hour.- ei serxiie a! I lie Mot i f i all e il l. 'c-ft ed rid* I! VI l . s E V E R A T i l l N i l . P H O N E m i rtsosvn.Lr, n o hid i IttJ Ituum*. SO ll i i h , n**xt ( ’ •tngr* g:iii*M i:tl * b u r , h a r c M u , - t u n * * t h a t t h e n *j n i r c m c h t . x o f h m w i l l b e h e r n i n n s e f f e c t i v e Sunday. aa,l ere we are conscious i»f the fact H O T E L C A R N E S . t J-lf eleven n Y lticL E v ’c n i n g 7 : 3 0 . c o m p i i c i l w i t h a n d t l i * * t a x b o n k s w i l l h o u r s f o r ;i’ * r v i i e a t t h e j i r x t B a p t i a l th,r,* i* a demand fnr. tiie sub*lanOppiK.I** p ,. , „ r n r ^ VII mn.lrrn I m p , s i r . VC .ui I M i a C h a r l e s I, B rill ments. r l , , , , , * . I. I j, I, m r Italr S u n d a y . s* i n n . I « I P I.'.. C f i n - t i a n p n a i t i v c l y * b : * e h i . u n i o n A p r i l F | r.xt diureh Fa ve In e ii ado|ited *n- f'll- fiUJ Tea.h.rs and parents need a -l.tiMBl lislh, tl.sn.l (i, a|||| |*d*h *1 VI pc ,i’ d I ' t i e C h a r l e s .lr s p e n t * * . e r u l p * r»rtn. W s JUNKS, M(, mu: E m l v n v o r ui u to.. I ; U p j r i m v i d e t ! t > ’.’ I i a a n d a M h i c n l x o n of school life We all rtc*A M’***k il! Siinff.i - i*1H !. 1 t a. el O p W \ ( h t i - s . | . i y n r i i n g M a r c h ' J b w h i . Ii l a x * ■- h a v e n o t b c i ri p a i d w i l l 11- ! new suggestions that rninjir} t:* •J Mr f'r, a, !. eg, 1 ' i. t l< m 1>1 k ,','p u* with I lu- lit-w day whivh M r a n d ' I r** i l a t i i i c I t ' t U u e h *■<*!,* ' b e i i d u r l '**1 iff) i m B Y 1* ’ l vki' are truly faring. We ask you. b r a t r d li ic ir **i\th w e d d i n g a i i n m r I ■:* *, Miurs arc preparing i" cmFfeaelt. hr . o im u m t hi4 tiublii*, to exert yourself with a s j r i w i t h a six o k lo c k d in n e r , a f t e r ­ ii-' t.nri y o u w i t h u I uc t c o i n c i i v o n Prayer meeting , \\ effne-ttny 1........ mu: hty strong effort and show vuur i vi k s o n v ii.i.i:. n. ouui x w a rd * at fen d in g i he p erfo rm a n ce at * V M 1i ■Heme mber til, ■ d a t e . In? *,*'l lltnjao H l n r l * !' m i. lores, by coming to the club room the Star T h ea tre T h o n e a tinting VII r*llroj,l I I . api atari** In bnIMIng. r e s ­ Bi-lte i n n l ,-,,.f|ihlng. XII m o ir r n lm;,ro, r mrni-i, Curdlul invjlutmu i* extwiiiU-d tiie Mtimin'* night and r w iv r a h’ ilirrlo M r a n d M r * . C u n e h t.i c e h - n r i ile tip* Ifuiiilsl- 'I ill Enterlnin H ( * t its—* I t i ' r i r r , pnrilruU). Ilalrs, ana Yi r* \Y. It 1turt and daughter*. event Were Mr ahd Mrs f M \’ an general publie.tr> all service* Next o*t art, interest in our children. prrstin. >1.00 lu Sl.-.o Is, prison-, l-.oo U The IScrcnn ( ' lass' of the Ba'dist J.’.'.a. Huh * I . U . >3.00; I s a pr ap lr >’ ,JJ, Mu. \! ,1>e! nil,'i little Dorothy of 7’ ande of Syracuse, N'.' A’ Sun,la> I In * mid <ln> mess age ha* tin* Mr and Sunday sehuid invites the pastors, Sl.ou. c. Ml I N K I'K A H t ’ K. gfa p 1a1'r.- m .'rili* spent a fe.w days .this Mrs. Cliurlta 'Tyler of Silver Lake, topic "T r y Again," and will give a superintendents, odicers, teachers Week Hit' gUeit* of Mr. and le: *0,1 in perseverance ip well doing. Mrs. Mr. Janies Couch and Mr. and Mrs. and Hasabx of the Senior DopartJ E I.iiitig The evening service will have the F. II Bions’in I nieuts of tin* Melhodixt, Bresbyevangelistic note in sermon and in | U hat Jesus. Fhrif.l Mt'ans to ! terian. Fongregational and Baptist soiig T. W. Law Ia n in B l u e Iflilxi* Me" will lie till'- sllliji*,'! oil w llieh | ! church -s and Sunda, schools to an |l I- **|>ei l.illv ,je,iri*,| lh.it mem T \\ L a w t o n , x . i p i * r t i i t e i i d * n ! *if R , v Mi It row elf \\i f| H |M*U k i l l 1111e t i t c r t a i n i t p ’lil In be g i v e n ut tin* b,r» *<( lit,* • biireb attend tiie day | pu!'|p in-! ru< i on for Seminole | B a p t i s t chi|rcti Thursday , Anril 3rd, * e r v ,i , > n e x t Siitnla.v A ll vt*il,ir*l c io tn iy lefi T u e s d a y fo r H L ie R id g e . Baptisi church Thursday. Ajirll m el ■ w e l . nine N , w h e r e tli* w i l l l a k e a t e n d a V s * I'on'l forget t’ ie cooked food 'sale 8:30 p m training i*nnrxe hi A’ . M F A work. a: Mi-Fuller's store Saturday after, W. P. Bartlett i" " , i ■ .Lecture Lecture uy by itr. Dr. u. D. J. iftocKcr Blocker oi of nmm by the ladies of the Episcopal! Mr. Lawton was selected by the st(,taotl University, subject Brother' Oak field. Git., Muv II*. 1917. _ ■ -46-l.tc local -committeeto take this cottfoe hoo<| ^ ,tptl .S|l(,Hal mu8it. by Old Kentucky Mfg. Co., R F. Boyd, recently, returned f,,r s'’rv" ’‘’ s ” mi" nU’ r,,unl>' »nd I'uducnh. Ky talent from Stetson University Iron, France was u husinesa visitor ' «*»<>.. his return he will have charge Eatable* in abundance and it good Gentlemen: "i Sanford on Tuesday, calling o n ' " ic campaign for returned s d- |tinic to all who rpay attend Please allow me to state that I $ / Ho \l M.iho .lev - Walker Fo moil.>V Mr W'R '"' put ON ... the ahoney( ‘ ompany have sold y o u r hog cholera re medy The > v,iry near future *1 is ,cow with tin* Daisy for one season and h ave ordered Nut Ire ' •NIp.UIV I more (or I in* season l ast v ear I By or,I *r of the boiir*) * sidd 1t to liF or 15 men who raise I ' * n i » d i a l c tire service, gas. o i l and , n o t i c e is h e r e b y given a -.-..ries There'S a mhn at the »>»d th.rc is a very large pro hog* I told each' of them to lake stockholders of the Geo. II Fern aid 1 ir:. Pi serve you Wight Tire Fo gram yf w.irk f**r tki* county and Hardware Company, a eorporution, the remedy, feed It to their hog* 46-1te v every olhtjr eo.nniy in the country will at its ofline in Sanford,_ Seminole and if they lost a .single hog from - ,, . _ „ , 'already mapped out. The commit Phone 251-W - 115 Park A ve. Mrs. U. t.. DeCoursey and it tie (>>(i W(.r(t flirtunnt(, .1n ai.clirinf Mr. eounty, Florida, at ten o’clock a. m disease of any kind’ not to pay me daughter, Aliev, spent the first of the j*ml(ln f|W lU% ,m||orlwl wofk u, on the *Hst day of Mlych. A. D. a cent lor the remedy, ‘ but when they begatrto sell cotton every mail V'*idv in Orlando visiting the formers he is eminently ipinUfled to fill this! I919.' hoM a meeting fur the [ transaction of important justness rame in and paid me for the medi­ position. cine and every one of them told me ‘ alfairs of said corporation. that il was the best hog medicine This I Ith day of March, A Cooil Electrical Work they ever used. One mnn^ paid me When you want oSctricaF’ vvnfh j 1'>HL for the small package and bought $5 J. G. Ball, done let me serve you. My j rices worth more and raid it was tiie bint Secretary of The (Jen. U. that he had ever tried. may seorn higher but you get th e ; Fernald Hardware Company. best material you can obtain. I Yours very truly, 44-Jte • guarantee all material and workman-' ’ W. F. Bartlett. slop to be Hint class. Merchants Grocery Co,. I am now located at 107 West Nl. Agnes Guild Sunffird, Fla. //weSTMOfTi First street, second door west Of , Mrs. Gwynn Fox was the |iohteas. 44-3Lc. .First National Bunk. Como in to <»f the St Agnes* Guild Minday j Cnrelessncss Result* in Fullu.-e c geo nfe. ‘ afternoon at Imr hum:* on I’ almdto That Is why uo aay " F eed B. A . -----------------' " T . O. C f l AftKENl— j-rnmaor-^----* ----- T Thomas’ Hog Powder according to M r . are judged to no small ‘ Leal you forget" -,Drink Elder The first ehajitor of * the "History directions. DO NOT F E E D IT degree by their .personal ap­ Springs Water. Its pure. Bi-lte of the Church’ was read a**l dis- S LO PPY, but mix it with ground pearance. . Looks reflect the '-t----LU_!=-J= = feed and moisten with just enough mental attitude and rnablrs Schools Open 9:30 water to make a crumbly mass. Ione to Judge on sight the man­ TJie Herald is requested by Supt. Then each hog gets a beneflciul dose. ner of man we arc. Are you a You haven’t a bingle hanking need, con-iitent J. F. McKinnon to nnnouncc that See full directions on package. # Appearances are of caulse lieginnl'MI Monday, March 31st the Your money back if you are net with sound Banking practice, that we will not gladly deceiving at times, hill as a schools will open at 9:30 by the new satisfied. fill. Kencrnl thing a man gels more time. This is in uceordauce with an Merchants Grocery Co. r\ p :f ; ^| order by the Board of Trustees. consideration In any walk in Hanford, Fla. Even if you should come to us on a quest that life If he takes particular care 44-3tc > of his personal appearance. Dcath of Mrs. Kaudern the liberal policy of our Bank could not meet, you will * * Speaks on Child Welfare The following clipping* from a l i e know o f nothing that Dr. Grnro Wtiitford, state i lmirArc you a member of l>e treated ‘courteously and w.c will be grateftfKfor the newspaper published at Bryan,'Ohio, will give this appearance more mun of Child Welfare will give uii the Baptist Church? will be of interest to the people of lhan h a v i n g your clothes nddresa Monday evening at 8:00 call. Your every banking need will have prompt, effi­ this community. Mm. Gaudern lias sieamed and pressed. Il mat­ In either event a hearty welcome o'clock in the Woman’* Fluli room*. been a regular winter visitor to San­ cient, courteous treatment here. ters not If they are old or new She has an important message for awaits you at ford for many years, .residing at 312 •hey look better. ua^ A, New. .Viaion.of H. h*H>l -Life-." | Oak ayenue. .^yhere. she. owned, a At this time and day wo are looking home. For quick service call forward to the future of our itiil» » "T h e death o f ' Mrs. M. J. Oau-' dren. Row may wo insure a right Sunday School 10 A. M. dern, widow of the late Dr. Richard kind of a future for our children If Preaching 11:30 A. M. & 7:30 I*. M Gaudcrn of Pioneer, occurred ut .her. wo do not center in their intercut* home on North Beech street, earlj? now? .Sometimes we- hear the •, Cor. Cth St. and ParlrAve. (Thursday morning. She had been ailthought expressed, " I ’m tired cf M. H, MASSEV, Pastor Phone iijg only n couple of weeks and her those 'subjects, give me .something departure was very unexpected. • , amusing."* T h e liine, though. Is i j j * [jllle Happenings r , ■ *. . : In ana About S The City *> I Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for' Herald Renders All the Light— All the Power You Need * «r .jg J • in and See It T. 0. CHARLES j D U VAL HOTEL Atlantic Hotel | Bicvcle Supplies Bicycle Repairing Holorcyle Accessories Motorcycle Repairing ‘ Don't ride that old bike; trade it in for a new bike We have anything you want in the Bicycle line SAN FO RD CYCLE C O M PA N Y THAT 100' LOOK STRANG ER SANFORD' The First Bapiist Church. Sanford Shoe & Clothing ■ -. ;• ■ -V* �I •*. *1 « * MARCH 28, 1910 T H E S A N F O fU ) H E R A L D Ccnlenarjr Commission E. F. Ley Tho Centenary Movement is Rain InR speed as it threads each week o, vision and activity. Finch day's work prepares one for better service the next day. The evyly day achieve­ ments become an earnest or assur­ ance of larger achievements just nhead; and the vision of the realiza­ tion of the splendid objectives of the 1 All Local Advertisem ents Under movement thrills the whole church. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TRADE- M A R K The C ity E. W. DICKSON and "CHRIS" L. MATHEWS __ This Heading T H R E E C E N T S a Line For Each Insertion M inim um Charge 25 Cents. of GOODRICH SCRIPPS BOOTH” Automobiles HOOD TIRES, and TUBES— REPAIR WORK of ALL KINDS— "FO RD S” A SPECIALTY. Thin Column la F’rec to Returned Soldiers and Sailors Who Seek Positions, _ Akron. Ohio • ag en ts WANTED We Handle AH Kinds o f Tires, Tubes and Accessories Gasoline and Mobiloils. A . ----------- once H A V E Y O U S E E N T H E "N EW SCRIPPS BOOTH”? D O N ’T B U Y T H A T N E W C A R U N T I L Y O U H A V E S E E N I T A N D H A D A D E M O N S T R A T IO N . W E A R E ..AT YOUR SERVICE A N D W I L L B E G L A D T O H A V E Y O U C A L L O R W E W IL L C A L L ON YOU. ted— Farm help of all kinds wages. J. F. McClelland, s Station. ' 16-2tp Meatless, hemless, wheat* • less arc days o f the past; but the thrift bornofthem is with us to stay. Wanted — Nicely furnished house publishing. While not a member uf or apartment for summer. Address the Methodist church, he is able to S. V. Ramsey, Carnes Hotel. 45-2tp Wantfd Am shipping two from Jacksonville to Chicago April 1st. Have room for one Can save you money. Rate per 100.. Herald office or A. T o demand the utmost for n dollar is one great les­ son t he world has learned. Along with other days of less, it has cancelled days of less service. the Goodrich measure of the value of tjres; that is; what a tire proves itself worth you in service on your car, andon the road. You see promise of service j ___ iQ th c b u r ly tfull-rou ruled T bodies o f Goodaich Secvicc V a lu e T i r e s ; and l* t h e ir th ic k e r S A F E T Y j TREADS, extra w i d e to fortify the sidewall against rut grinding. autos about more. Spencers Old Bakery "O ur New Stand" iiH TELEPH O NE NO. 41. REMEMBER THE NUMBER, 41 Pnd- Kodak Finishing—24-bmir*serv|ce C. Slicfer, 110 Film Avo., Sun•d, Fin. 40-fitp _ please notify ,PoMmaster at. Sanford _l*r T K. Snyder. Chuluota, and a reasonable reward uritlhr paid. EI.DEEUSJ&RIJHGS- W A T E R An.i!jlJr«l and Can milting ChcmUt • Prufr«*Jotin! of Natural Nflerirr F merlin*. (I nil In* Cullrgr. Florida i tit'll* Narn now will urn* till* raw stud that was to blow, (Jcrinany tig the map for fertilizer. Instead of * Wanted— T o rent permanently, an location. making fifgli-explosivc shells out of S rnfim house iti ‘ good 42-tf it In- fs putting it on the. Inn*!' to D. R. Swing. .Llliiu: ( u j . 1 Mini , s * H « n r — ( >VCr—tf>0;000- FOUND iiilmo P fl t a lr l.nboralHfii of Itotiin* College Mr. T. O . ( harlea Winter I'ark, r l l . f N o t . 5th. I'JI* • Sanford. FU., Dear Sir: V hair? completed careful fhcmtral ‘an altaU of l h » of water that j « U brought me early lam week, i/tml hate obtained the fnJIjwIng results (Jf*r r u lfa l lllllnn Trace Crrr~*Trtmanla Chlorine 1.75 Oarta per million Tjitul s o l i d * ___ it. 00 paila —_ llardnen* 21.03 ptrt* per itilllLio NfLralri’ Tra ** The aliMcnrr pr s»<-i ir.ill> ef free and alhii ml nolil ammonia In Ibis water and f *1*1*11 a muti nl of rhlurlne indlralr * It# r i r e ff e n f quality fur |t«>u*rh d f e». In addillun lit the go nl uuultli chararterltflr* « f a taerlnr boy^rhuM || |$n««r**r4 uprrlitl feature* of nmrh value, especially tho»<« of eireMe n I n*arati«tif and 1.0 VV degree *»f har dne**, ^ The haricrltiloglral nnnhd**. resulting In a t a*eva g- l» iu l mu ni. In f ♦ ir * *if the * a le r , uf J barter ia pit rent- end in fin It tig nu rut oil, *»t *».h*-r I liarlerla, full) r do firm Ita guuil quality Indlraled by the C 1 IE M K \L U,HS|‘V, il t (her re •linn* that ! h a i r annl i m l , ■ lu ihil uf the "I'.ider VI ater ou ^ct fulfillment o f promijcu service value in thf.r dependability nnd durability wherever you take them. Yount \ i rj rewperlfully, (Sig ne d) T H U N . II. IBA K 12It D istributor G o o d ri ch T i r e s from n D ealer W »iity'?. Aliii.j Sanford > r i v e n in a II whom. II rimy aft William*. t*r- fitinrifun ►Til?ar m and will iin |lif. **. William Wit 29th da »d f*> 11*. Vlnri.if alili- ( *»irr I * J udgt in a iid I <r * “ ,ri» i ' ' r » ! i r r I ' , -*• f tm r.*i, T w * n l y - o n e i 2 t » Houtb. l U n c r T ' . i r i t jriOk K a il, rmtl dining nn« a - re nr*u p dr ie*« \ntl a «mf’ tr ait hptinded as f«dbfw«: f'rrtnitit--m im* :i l fm-u N o rt h id the S .nth* w i - t o.rrtnf |.| N i t r l h a n l l i *»f Sniithweitt «t id St-elinn T«>wti*htp 2f South. I'a n y i1 HU h *M . Ihetirt run N o r t h I I ’* ( et. 1 1». nr>i** f S2 - I - I f|*r i , t bet tpi * ^ nut If 1,1i f r,-t , thiriet- W n l I • sta rtin g je.inl Whlrh ap p lie atbit, w i l l hr »iavr*| uM»n the |iejit|.in (or sill' nil * .*n f i l e ' In -aid ruuit. I» atrd Marrh* 27th. A. I> 19MI. nhii* Guardian In Couri of C utittit Judge, Hl at r « f lltttida I n re Kiliib id » I t a r r y j , ( tairifr, M in o r Femlnule C m in iy .N utier i« hi-reb) given to all wlmm Ji tnay riktirrf it, that J,iuudr Ciaitsrr, m+ G iimt dian of H a r r y j . C r a m e r . . a mfnnr will, mi thi JUth rlav »d April, A. I» | » I 9 . apply in Che II t'ttuf4l«K- K F MtiUfftnliln, Ciitinl v Judge in and Itif v ji d re u rily , « ( .HU tiilJee In b in l o r d , I ' U , In aaid m u n t v , nt IQ uVIiiek a. m‘ , or m)i ao«n thereafter a a the rmfttcr ran be heard, (or authority t** *»e|l. Hi- pubti** «e--private »ate, th e fttlfnvtinf t1« a* rribed real estate, Iri raid rutinly, tie wit: IleginninF at a point l«*ur hundfert and f o r ty tt Oi feet nortri «d the southeast r o r n r f rf * e *i+uth+Cj=*;t o larter *f 1***> * m ttheaAt i|nnr> * Ne* ti n i r t j - m i e .-tit, ‘P . * n » h i n twenty ,*• , so to f Uangv T h i r t y TM t * r t , that.* - roiir l r t j * *«t fun* b u n d l ' d tw e n t y Httbt fn-f. f».. n»e north tw.» hun Vra | |wrst 4*; K ^ftle «f f.W JHub ^ , Ta**‘ »»hlp JO, I J rmrlh The National Orange Drink M A T T W IL L I A MK. * *h<5tr* , T ! ; ff**l. nt:-*:! 2( f e e t * i t 2 *JJ f r e t t i. Iie v For Sale I!tl4 F'ord Touring, ton Plymouth Rock. Chu-kons. two Duroc Poland China guilts-. M M I.onl, Route A, Uox 209. 45-2tp For Sale -Oliver typewriter Herald ofllcP. -1 F'«r Sab*— Five passenger Ruick car. Perfect condition. U. & t). Garage. 41-I2tc F'or Sale — Towing launch. Length 2(1 ft, beam " ft. Peerless engine .lfi-2|) H. P. ' Otie coiered lighter 15 x .10. Easily converted into house boat, all in good condi­ tion. Enquire. J. K. Vaughn, P. O. Uox 16, Sanford., * 43»tf Uhl-,* aupliratli.i will ifcetilltin for sale n»*%r t+p I*al*d 'I*r.'h *2>C., A • 1*0: said •'-eftllir* tr if •„.» ,.di> n,d hit* Apphetitlnri l.»r l i t -f rit In lu un in a ie m il apru with, lit* d r i I i«-rti flm t eNihj«Ve*i the l i i L m i r y ; tU ^rohsd p ro p e rO *Itu»tei| In Hrinlnn|r , t i j u t i l T* I -ftt W'tTf' * * N E t, N w , : u . Ti*. zo s.. n. 3 2 K u l. 20 «rr*-», Thi- i . t j h m l brin g . . . i W r d at Die dat e d the iitatianre id ■ueh riM lfU ate In l h ‘- r j me . { C»ikn *wn. tlnltfui *ald r t f lIQfiti?* Ail Lm M * 1 rued neeordirig It/ law^ ( m dce i? will l*ay# on on the J29th d * y o f Arr-i, A. ! I , » ’J19. R l( ll. npe oranges ruddy tint ed, dew-drenched, fresh fron t lie w hile blossomed orchardsg ive their sweetness to Orange-Crush smile oi the south, gleam m it: golden goodness. Th ere’s a refresh iiiK smippiness,about it that-brings a new’ jny to the parched palate. t ** » < Servetl ice-cold, Oronge-Cru.di with Its carbonated champagne sparkle, is delightfully, distinctive in llavor, peerless as a health-builder, a n d B7 EL iks are sold, suggest a case for your c-enld bottk* reply upon the we bottle it ourselves "Lost -Small round brooidi, dull gyliL, witk_giv[iu >eiuimvl, - Uic*tuttise in- center. F’inder return to Ilernld and receive reward. * 4fi-Itc Lost —On Monday nfternooh on •roud between Chuluota, Oviedo, * Mllqr- p mV om<ia) *lgd*ture nnd tbit Sanford or New Smyrna, a black the 2?tb d i r nl .Mafrh, A, I». 1919. f* i»t? •’ F. *. MOlfCII.ANft* •leather sc it case, containing ladies’ •‘ ItN Cif.’ uil L *1..ft iy?m1util\ Corl FI4. .Finder wi.l I ia* *\tV, At, DouglBaa, JP, U, * .clothes, jew sir*, etc. SANFORD COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO SANFORD, FLORIDA �• - ' •• > f • *. • r— p * ~ *r MARCH 28, IMS THE EUKTORD HEtt4f,p to your Items o f Income-or allowable O ptlm tetlc T h o u g h t deductions you should get In touch at once w ith a Revenue officer or a bank­ A m a n m hy b e V o t e d to' b e a g e o * r a l. hut o n l y tr u e b r a v e r y ^nn m a k e er fo r advice. . - j -__ PAY AND FILE u-- " * p s» SUi *— ,. w m -m m f* * arm ^,aa111||]JV Intyrsata n a dir J. L. Ifa rhn .v , J. o . lla ch n.y, II. C. Wh ltah .a d, Wm. linlti-d M *',***'t » r an fy l *** ! T h « r ar*. thrrt-tore. To cllr amt admonl.h tn tabor 2t L .P Amf,rlr*/ « U p t b p t t l f - t.t . *11 an,l lingular Ih . kin.lrml-and rmhl-.rt «f G, Haeknayr A o r n t a f . AadJri. ft.*’ ' V ; r !’ r ‘ I" 1 i uI f f **H dtccaird to ha and appear l.rtnr. Ihi. Osotgn 3. Nettrood. XfViry A. Nnr- Jm o n e . lion. lu L* hard > 7 the bnartl of dln-rtor., . , „ Url on ..r h.torr Ih . 'Jllh ..lay of Marrh. nod, KltiaWlh Templra, Dani.l Woman Pay Ta k . ' ' Anlrlr IV. A. O. and flh* objFrlloni. vl|Dvr ». iItl atiy’ tht>y ... O. Marsh, 0IMB„ Susan if. T, n g n r r, T b r y r m for v-i.clttbr rnrporatlon thall J avr to |hr franlin t « f iurh.totlrrft of admin* Sarah K. f » o « c l t , Mar v A. Htra ifhn Women arc subject to all the require­ nipt ‘ , ’t J>4 t*rfhpfaal unltfti »o'*f|i*r dig. Fsfratlou on said ratal?* nthrfwiVr thr *amr Sutan l{arknry. L r r j i f f R. Hor* ments o f tbe Income Ta x . Whether lo llftl 4i-* *iH|jfl 4 I ri 1|W. W o u l d R e t u r n It. *m II hr e ra n lrtl.lo «aid T h r Amerjran Tru*t »t>odi Nathanlrf O. Norwood* K'** t'ompfttiy or to mmr othrr (it pvrmn of ■«*y. K Norwnort* Afn#* single o r married, n woman’s Income «n. T. Weber I t was n very hot day and the'klnd<iMil |r V Thr t e*-'*"** ThnmM I,. Marsh, Martha C»rJ»^ - t f 1 • • *»fti..r*rp # ifi * h « ’ l b e from all sources must be considered. hcarted Iceman hnd given a lljtle girl rand**. j w o n ts , my n . m . a< rnunly judg-» l th . I»ani*! M. Harkn.y, John A. Mask*“ J I *»«!♦'M. Vi£-p fir. litir'fl f . * Bt I f unmarried o r I f living apart from a piece of Ice. A newsboy asked her rrrf, in rnunlv aP>r<-.ald this the I Mb day E’rl>ru- n.y, John IK Norwood, Martha II gf t\ *1 1 a hul a board i*f illrrrti.-fw , rt iM o*,I" ■■ !f «•- rme| nry. A. 11. 1913. . -Norwood, Wm. 8. IMarib, Sarah ih An three, th* her husband she must make her return fo r It. but she refused to give It uy. numb* * u *1*i*•*r■ . vrai l*> ih*. <«■!■ E. E. I I O U S H O M l K n , ; I-. Krlly, and Mary 8. Il,c k n«y or inw*. The fo r 1018 I f her net Income wns 81,000 difr^to . ft.t-4 , A**“ t r County Judgn ' . t t h r r . o f th.m; all partira rlalmlng "A w shucks!” said the hoy. " I 'll give U: S. Interna! Revenuo Bureau *■* !•» annually bv tr.«* riot i H*Wi . -« , — ---- — ------------------- —— Inl.r.-st undr-r A n d r .w Johnson. Ttitp*tii»j' in Kfl ra* or over. U buck to you— I only want the Juice ary td • a* h’ ’ .** f> •Htt Il*#t nit>1 ItaE ‘deeeMPt), “ ““ *■ *for *Witt *'*■“ * a« *tr«i|tr« Hied* >.d*! ti*i Ilirk A. |f», Ai ,it i» h?rehy f f v r n that Gives Warning That Severe. art appNratlnn arill be ler Co|# I. I f m n rrlU l and living w ith her hus out of It." — Boston Transcript. j IT• f l,h f | t of f, I*1** Falk A C o.t Louder* in It a |»ri *• till to at** t«i the* h**\t ft»^**ion < > £ Ibi* |-TeiHd_ !' « bifida bark, Gilbert A C o.t Garret, •1* H.rfldtt, and it* u I t efA J “ blind tier Income must be considered ***■ s ”, w,, t ,•,.. f ne-r•« ii**r ii»* t4, t j; fj t % i * (hi'tiuf** to hair that limiy ettaet a Jaw Jlowen dr Van Horen, Tyaen A Penalties Will Be Enforced. with the" husband's In determining the I r. r•.# dj r->e ft sf I nt >1 t h e " r ! ■■r |i-«l « sisit shAoje a countv court f«*r K?mino|#* H m iO t W* 15. Alexander A Co., D itd February 2*th, Fckman >ft Vrtsburp A Oethem A • ! f ? , * h •‘-'UaHiiAllnii*«»*»;' ' ttl the* *tnrk* *ounl>, H o n d a . liability fo r a return. T h e ir Jolut In­ .. Hetomrr; all partiea elalmlnc In* jt «i? ^ I. iu hel4 up m •#»*• t <«rti flirt tun **f come. less the credits allowed by law K. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk. b r e i t i under T fhoma* *’ “ ** Mat fjM *1 *e *if » ! (hr ftf*t nntiiial Stalker, all WOMEN WITHIN LAW ’S SCOPE; Is subject to normal tax. Th e wtfe’i -----------—......... .*42-101? i P » r |,,‘* fl»ltuln* int.rr.ta und.r ,rtt'.rlihnIUpr** '-till b# qtiAlibfil. Mm. Mitla. all nartl.* rlalmlng Inuf Apitllr Alton for Tat Drrd l> il-r atiien Li* rnn- tn ihr t'nun:* Ju dfr's C.url. In and tar I h . _ SOwart. t.rrst* uml.r Mathaw A. HOW THEY REPORT INCOME net Income I h considered separately in Notlrr Srrllon H of Ihaplrr 48AM. law. *,f » | r !.' ! f .(» it £ K. L ^ gum. « f Srtnlnalr. S la t, nf Mml-Ia all psMirs psrtjrs rlalmlng ln(rrs>sta I n tr r . i ti und.r uml.r ,D«ltpr.* 1'tiJL,. SandyAniij‘f«un* Virr-lVa* and computing nny surtax thnt mny he due. Ida Cilalinn It. C. Northrnp, J . r.a a .d ; all par*'• J * • 11 1 4 tn •khd TrFaeiiref.' nnd* F. t - j r r : r «t a ( - nt N>dI mp ii hereby ftvrn that J. K. Li'n*Husband und w ife file’ Jolnily, us a purcUt.-r of 'I jv tb t1 *0 ; a! r .*;**. t ’-;1* dat*if 1 • D m; - ' .*.n•» i f ‘fiwa and If. Jon« » M < lira-, t'rrrar rd tira rlalmlng intrrrst, unilrr Jamlraa The Income Ta x drive comes to a ‘ rule' ' I f the husband does not Include il>e .‘- nth lira-. lii>- dulr appnlntrd and rm,U- lUvis. all partirs rlalmlng Intnr!••-.♦»*! ',<e t-in board I*f direct-If*. ?rii Jay of Jun*, \ I tvi't* « tt,H cat'*-d a lnsti Ul! Atri« •( vhr r a t a l , nf W'. C. rats unilrr Srlh T aylo r or Unilrr close on Saturday night, March' 15. Lilryi.s cp<l f j t * lb( f i i?! te i r f *ft • Aliirle \ I. Ins w ife’s Income In h is return .the |«rt ,i- , »* —t. t n i i j hint hrr p.tlllort In M olll. Taylor or rlihrr of Ih.m, i rwff i* «iiu*?ed *n lor?' -• ♦ ,, J ; 4 ,* T“b" -■t intli'i'.: In - ,, nr tt,,. rtu,M. era .in* that All payments ami returns, due on wife must tile a separate return. -r<. pra.ing that (tin f.illoslng rral all partirs rlalmlng Int. rm ti und.r i ■ ■* It** n ir. ** i *■» f of S \v r, f -HniLt.'lVM m*$ at f!*' ’■ *h-loiiclng 1 - *to - lIII. - raid W. llrat. Alva vV. Wood, all partirs rlalmlng that date under the provisions of the 7 T t* 1'• > H I ««. r t*i N » 1 « •r. i; • - 4‘ i nut i ire i the (,1 loll N o 10 of lllprk No. tl of T irr Ittlrrrlts undrr John K. Purand, S e v e re Pen alties. 1 • 8 - . *-*» ffir. >V | rha. h u r n * . The *jtd new Ilcvcnuc Law must lie In the 1-1 thr * ' i l v of Hanford, Florida, ar. d.rraard, all partira rlalmlng In­ Th e now Revenue l-uw places severe Ta* d 1 *+mc a#**«*♦■d st! I hr date «d tbp to K. U Trartord . Map of Hanford, „ r„ „ un,w J()f)rl n , „ . hands of local Internal Revenue Collec­ »* of aujrh i’i f.tJiicaiT in the riHirte of J. F* poueltlaa on n person who falls to iit I 't h i " n « n . h n^rt* f h I 1*!? * ,ti ., ,r* flatming Intrrrst un.l-r Frank- h tors before the ir offices close that n ig h t t '• -* »» utrairiA thr paymrnl of drhta ,<l un Moor., drrraird, all parti". mate return on time, refuses to make ftr..d « tiatp. t Alio Tax Ctrlifita!*' No 21?. d a t'd tbp Tub ? *?-•. - a h af-* a** iv-y ft + 1 1 p.r.onatt» having t.rrn rv- rlalmlng Intrrrst. undrr Buphsn The Income Ta x Is being collected to p--M-*ri|, arid y- :La * *' tt« f -r >|. S* *1* i171 ft ** » F § |4*«. return o r renders a fraudulent return. 6tb day id July** A. i*. 1*115*. *aid rrruti^ i~\& * ’ i 1., td ad minis- 8 . Hopkins, drrra.rd, all p , , tl „ meet the war expenses. Ev e ry person ftfttl ftjri‘1 tt e Ndt. » ! ( . |||>| •i.% to fak i - 1, ‘ ’ da.' r** rlalm n g intrrrsls undrr Uolm-t |*r,th F o r failure to make return nnd pay tax *ittml4-d in Sertiifiu!*' »• ont , i i« *’ <«. i * w.-t , who shouted nrid tooted bis horn on panuwrlalmlng ‘m. rrst undrr Thomaa lo/n-ln* In ail Mtprri* to thr r>'uulrrm.-nta all ie-ati-11 ' on time a fine of not more than $l,l)uu ** • to Lot If* Hoftila la n d i Mlllrr. dre d „ all partirs rlaimlng Armistice Day Is now cnlletT upon to !'i ts of l a » Ih turh rat# martt- and pulillthrd; C o,'a Add. to South £a»ni* r«, to*- * n u t b» d •' Intrrrsta Xjndrr tisorglana Jolnrr or t Is named nnd ’J.'i per cent of (he tax bi inju U M o ' i i j At fb- dale uf b^-tiAnr** * K '|». Ilirrrfrrr, you. 8 inah llray, and undrr (Jeorgr B; Jolnrr, all partirs contribute his share of the cost of w in­ due Is added to the assessment. T o r an eh f T f!if ie * ir in th*+ nam* i f \| r - J ! * T) •■j.thl* I* . - . i n - . Clara Brat, and John P . Jenkins, ai tluar- claiming Intrrrsta und.r P. N. ning the war. J. L, l.ain^ has I f >t i-'id - f ? r , P H ' d .i . an- iftnn Ad l.tlrm nf Clara Bray, and all other l ulling, *11 psrti#* #1*1 mine lnt»rrefusing w ilfu lly to make return or . itT he inpaid t! • I fi re and made u; r b: -til t: f r ' ii-tM.: u.-r. in <- # *»|i, to iirtsnrs int, r,,t, ,| In said rral rsltt# ar. #st, u n i t " M » r y J. 8kink#r, tl»#M . Th e laggards ami the dodgers w ill Jn nc#wfiitlir^ <TO%T-tllPFgT fo r making a false or fraudulent re fitII dirtl*' Id I : 1 >- umanded to 1■»- and appear tirlor. Ihr *11 partlr* rlalmlng inisrcst* undrr * face severe tines and ja il sentences.' . . . , - - rountv, l # » * c II. T r » b * s , *11 partirs rtslm- f t hip -eh. i - . f . f . t'ottntv Jud-'t'a rniirt'1 nff k Ht-mlnnlr l ‘ hb*4 51 l'l rtflti!'- t':'t ite o i l f**» d turn there Is n tine o f not exceeding The Inlernnl Revenue Rttreau an­ . • -I . J ie-linl t .* |. • .1 t Florida, on oC tu (of,, th# luth day o( April, Ing intgrrsts uml<-r J. ttrnry Hint* l P l h r d l i 4 to 14 jiitd * H*U i- i r l j.f, ii 810,000 and Imprisonment of n o t.e x­ on t he *«|jff iLmv «*{ ■ I t prp.M.. O f - , ‘ n r-t ■■ 1. I*. Pt 19* and show raui. it any you hav. *«n, *!l partis* rlalmlng lntrr->>U A. tb tPl '-b nounces ( lis t Its ofllcera w £ f check us --I and - p] .it til-- .1 H,o- why said petition should not It. granted, W ifne** itiy oifirlai gnat^'t&p and _wal t l U unilrr Cha*. I'. Will, all p»rion> ceeding one yeur, or both. all up to see that every person who I h f . j l l t M i i y , nf M i f f t i , \ lb ! *f, la. thi» t i e t Un flay «d Marih. ti-v - o .under r»f\ hand and seal of th# .aid rlslmlrtg Intrrrst* umt*r Katr F. rj3 • eealt K. 4. hi* 1 (,| \SS. t,*on: all parties claiming j n l r m t i * Farm er*' Income Taxable. ,, , ...... .. • j c f ' . Ilda the uTth il*y id Fehruary,-1919. 1 comes within the scope o f the Income CJottl rh If. ^ Krylrr, all n*rt|,., I ’ h f k Oirrult Court Ss*tn r r i Co , !’|a , i i it h i t r, , ,1 g. f . liiH iH n m .n f.it, 'i ^- v l**iIi11r.. l i t rbm n r : i t Every farmer and ranchman who Tax law did Ids share. liy, V\ ,\|, Uotifilaijf* l), L 1 1*1 mini Intrrasu unilrr Oharh-s M. * -\!r ("ouniy J i p l r r jrr N.r* isfb, 1922. 45*5tr Hamilton, all partirs -claiming Inhnd a fa ir or a good year In 1018 must ------ — “ 1 Where to Pay and F ltC = - p V T IIUWnn ai terrata undrr A. It. Carver, att---♦i u a h t n t i n i : II cslden »ltf ^ » •*»! t IHtfjmi ft tfifli. I 8t all He partirs claiming tntcrrsrr■ngru W " ' * ' ,J *P t*A ttTM K N T OF T i t " . M l lt<»W i oritv of 1 l 1. H. U m i OtWre ttl t - ■)' i --v11•-» I !*♦, t httpl. r 7.14.1 i N<». 87*. Act* of |9| 7» f.awft A. 8. White, and all p a r l i n rUlnt'----- ,i , , in iist consider all his Income as lux to make their retQtp r t r i r t T t h e i r Kranrr* - K. ■ N arrh If., I?#!•*. placed In* tnlcrril* - undrr ab le . H o la e n t i t l e d t o d e d u ct f r o m N f l b r i* brfrby prl%«n ttia! L.ir-i*l if, Kennedy or Undrr Orlando Ken *---- -------taxes to James M. Cathcart, Collector nrdy. rt ah , **f ClHriln* P f l , ( wh»l on Mftfrli If t 4 'i wrwr of 4F i >r i Ids g r o s s I n c o m e nil a m o u n t s e x p e n d e d Ilf Nailer of Internal Revenue, Jacksonville, Fin., | 1 i I rrg.lf Ht.ifi* .tl tttl Fnlr v, Ny. ml :! . *. , ll.Tri J ijS . « I l ha I (*% ,*■ r (rot f it “* h* fo|», of dr red that no rat Lie iwbleh , T < * all parties claiming an intrrr.t undrr In c a r r y i n g on his f a r m . T h e coat ol , r \ K 14 r»f SK S. linn 22 ah H N U , '.# or to any o f his deputy ccdlectors who ruwn, II- VVJnflrld Hays, Cro rg r It. Hays. O.' I*. 4. i f » ! 1 u\ •ball rfoltf.'ir*' btilla, w«*rk o(t*ti. v • •»«»n 2 1. r*skk» -htji 21 > , I U Mr fitn u nun hltiery, fiin it b u i l d i n g s umi ^ \\ . Vo 7i . aml ' » daii-d tl ,* bfif* r< ah <! ’l i v i n ' ihall In* ilriven, iran*- Jshn.on, Klla t„ Orawdy Chatlrs K. Tufta. nre now doing free advisory work on U I Tallaha^-re Mi mlnid, Ha* l fr*l noli r* or alb*wihd to fttra)’ or drift into any J. L. llnrkney. J, |>, Harknsy, H, C. VVhitrf #ul*'. t I i v i 'i , (- «■r . •I lin p r o v e m e u l H cannot |„- iiediu-ieil ii1 Im* nlitiii* 11* makr T b rr* \ raf l'r«**»L f • In collie Tux. Ibr t (Jf i m cm t'fitu "V I*Aft ,ff hr*d. Wm. Harknry, Aug uit* 1,. Anders. T h e cosF o f l i v e slttck, e lllu - r f o r re . .lei tlali f |4I Ift (O t III Idtul tl 1*0V» «| - I S! »■ f , at S ' .................. .( *-t . ..r s\\ d t v . ‘ \7>rr ft- Norwood. Mary A. Norwood. Tl* Neittinnle Lonnly I'aynienis sent by mnll should he ntIt. i»f«- 1 'b f k I if rut l Couf i, nt Srffiftifil, I , i „ 2'J fi, It 1 . » ftrh of fcaiii rorttbrat* • r « v - «-trri>t under the proviijonft of th Itulea and FlUaheth Trroplrs, Danlrl 0 , Marah, Susan s a l e o r f o r h re c tlln g purpose# , lx u I mi oft |be 2 Mb d i p of Af*fH, iUIP. Inched to the returns and should he In rhfic one-half intrfr-t in aaid prop»rty. and Uo<ulttUonft uf the aSlatr Llvr Stork Sanitary M . Tragnrr. Sarah F . Iinrutl, M ar y A(Talnmnt ftAmr* a « w i l f i m m : ' reg n r d e tl its I liv e s ! incut.. ***id » * I hp property td A, Vi. Hum *cld Hoard* far "th e yonlf'd, prevention and SJatlghn Sunn Hackney, t,rHs*r . ll. the tortn of check, money order or (th ir itt L W i»t of uvi.tlo, Flufiila J. M. Iluftl; A h o 'lav <%rj firat * N o 921 uproad of Hprenrllr or Tick Fever in rattle. Norwood, Nalhanirl tj, Norwood, Hoscy K. O v e r t i m e and D o n n i e * T a x e d , Itutbr HoMoti of Uvtnlo, Horbit draft. Cash payments by mnll are sent and No* !L 5t <Ia ! * i1 4hr 7th day * * ' Juno, * .IIy . . llrder . . Norwood, Agnrs F, VVcbrr, Thomaa L. of __ |I»’ H G, Sr»t;th i f Uvinlif, Hofiila A. lb f*T nnpt’ d 18 0 8 for tbe year j S a l a r y nnd w a g e e a r n e r s must con Marsh, Martha Crilry, Daniel M. Hackney, at the taxpayer’s risk o f loss. Harm r* Xitiiili nf Oa .i i i I o, Horiitn. Stale Li ve Slock Sanitary ltn«rd. ilH5,7i rai n rnYrilnif N L 1 * of SW Vj of HT#1 * j John A. I lacknrv, John D. No ewnnd, M a c * - ____ — UOHT. W. I * \ VI i: I f you are unable lo make your re­ s h i e r ns l a x i i l ll o o v e r y Hein r e c e i v e d * o-*f T|it 118 ft, |f—*£jf ■#;; *t*t rhr ttP^ranf~ ^- —ibjgiiEii:__ A.J,MW* ' f * n - NoFwniiif, W m . 8. Marsh. Sarah I. -----------------Hl*7TUr/!--UeMilly, Secretary, r« rtifii kfi » rri\**firtK otit* ball ftiI fro»l in Krlly, Mary S. Hackney; Andrew Johnson, turn personally, heenuse o f Illness,^ nlr- fmntr— e t u p h r y e r s - - np it— frrttn— ntliT-r Aciirjff Stale Veterinarian. • ad pi ■ " i nHi! »>d ,( m t hop+ t'|Fi r l t of derrased, as trustee for W t u lllcdlcr C o .. I hiflP » l Tall«h »8 ‘*ee, Fla., litm u s e s umi o v e r t i m e p a y > tiller **f Vpilirslluii for lav i*rrll I m|rr A •M 11 util and J M H li fit. si-nee or Incapacity an agent or legal soiirct's. I, 1., Falk A Co., (.oudrrback, Uithsrt A Co., Mnrch Mh. Ill It*. Net‘»bvn b of I hnplr’t 4hKH, l . j « s nf I h»r * n r e to he r ep n i'l e d us w e l l us i h e r e g u t.arrrt, Itowriy A VanBurro, Tysrn A Smith, representative may make your return. Alan T n <'e rlWii-ftle No. 1*21* ilfi(#H!| Ihr LfTr.i live April 1*1. |9|«*. Ida W. K. Alexander A Co., F'ckmtn A Vrlafor iin* I ’ upit* uf Law* Unloft and l(effu!4tioti4 for* i Hu i » \i r *1 r»* t ,*,lh d *4v i l N o i » Ullirf, A I* N.rttuv |i hrfrb> jfi^ If there nre any doubtful points as Ittr p u y m e n ls . hurg A Crthem A llr-tarm-r; Thomss Stalker, v**8r ! d1* 4. i ib-ff, wanted on n*mir*l, . Ii *»♦ r i f Tvir r.a -fr^tr* I nHipft fi v , I ft* pain f - ♦ ft f *r r I Wm Mill. Mathew A. S t n u r l , II, C. N o r ­ A llo w a n c e * for Lo tie *. I nt Jl. f ».f < A , if St-, r., i*r *" I T-utr l l . M h iU uf i mM :i i i r* N > ! d. throp, dec',|, Jairilma Davit,. Rrlh Taylor. * .ar* \ 1 7 1 > ! I , V\ 117,12 It, S* I *• i -•r 1 h** i ,i •' It \ I• 1 f* p L os s e s siistnliiei! in UMfi und not J n . , 1 B<rc*. Sold a« Ihe » i i ; \- fl. Nullrr of Applirailon for lav t*eed In.lt-r Mollir T ailo r , Alva V. Wood. John E. DuI -' * oMii.ni; K 11 N W , «*l S 4 , ..1 417 12 ,'Irc‘rl. John Halt*. Franklin Moore, BEFOREMAR, 15 LEGALADVERTISING DR. E. S. HOFFMAN o n 1.1ST A N D O P T IC IA N I’ ractirp r naflticti In t h e I r c a l f n c n l of ihe cj c I. jch t- vit in I its-tl h\ n rcttulnr regittt-n-d plttmirian lilasscv filled. Iirukcn IcncH duplirulc tl Jv \V. I'ln irrh S i, - Orlando.‘ Fla. HENR Y M c L \ U I . I N ' JEWKLIGK M Y s r U C IA L T IK S : I • K A R D ’S I I A N D - P A I N T E I ) ( I I I ' < i U t i l VM S S T K i t U M ; i t f i m v ik i> vM ♦ • ♦ « I n S l l . V Elt auf VV VI I li t V tv V I t Ml f _ -------- ---- a--------------------- * * * _________________ ______________ BUSINESS CA R D S’ :( »« ooc# ♦«■>♦<> I'M 'n il ( ftflls W ill H r I*U 1)11 -||'-rt Lh Ui • 1 ms M e n d i n g At T h e U n it Of $J(.Z SLHELLE MAINES L A W YE R t i r n t i; i n t u b c u c i t r h d f .h k S A N F O R D - F L O R ID A 1IIIINIAH F*MMFT WILSON It, rKttf it SON I I U l f M I t i U ^ B Wilson &*Ilojsholder I.A W Y U U S 8 - '’S . 11*fur*!- F ln r t d i Dr. C.J. Marshall covtrtvtl by lustirutico tire tleductiiiie ^ . *2 T p 21 S , It 2t» I . 1 ll ii. l. - * d 1 a* pn>l*i f i . 1 1 pkr 11 tt fi .see(Inn h of i Kapler 4JIMM, l,a*w of Flor­ ida * * dec il.* htr|ihcn S. Ilopkini, d rr’d, Itohrrt And ♦’ lil ft r I Ifiralca I t e m s If In c u r re d In th e t u t p a y e r ’s the prup* 11> of I. T Wr uleli, M*n i‘ fi i Ccf I No fin;., flat* d IIn- 2U*l *lft> ul I « n *11) i.dn *’ aroi fit- llv NNitico in hereby ttiven that Jtihn Urjnin. Lratli* T l m m n Mll ^r, dee'd,4 (teoftriana T urnonline Crorgr It Joiner. F ,' N. Fulling. b u s in e s s o r trad e. In a n y t r a n s a c tio n A !» |‘o'2, (■>t t2 «** f“f lb* * t-Ar 1 'in 1 . Cii I . - . mail, _*j*i r! 1* »t I deed !*• purrha*' r **f T'ak < c f l t i i a I ** N o *,2 1 . dati-d Jolnrr. Ma rt J. Skinkrr, dcr’d, l-aac 11, Tratmr, J. Iiaaii* L»J ■ii i *<r i|us14*•!■ mil tin leu said ihe Uli day of Juiv, A. I>. I ho I, ha* filed I l r o r y lllntirn, ('has. F. Will, K i t e F . u n tlerli ik en f o r i>r<>tlt o r a r i s i n g f r o m * r ok SI t * t r Y , ‘ f *. \\ . 1.-- fii J ft* I.*I re flint n inr-v• <- *- 111 it n11 Ima ,11 mado' t.yon. (lolllirh 11. Krytrr, Charles M. H a m ­ riff hi of wm) Si t 2,* T p- 21 S, ii 2tf K., H'| UOf rubral* • shall bo . .riH'lerined |«i | H IM . . .* * '» 1 Ittroof'dboj* I I t 1> l l , | , | | i X •■ - - r - 11 - ............. - ** I ............... - - - cr,■ Ilrg, s to r m , s h i p w r e c k o r o t h e r c a s u ­ arroft, fpM » " ihi* '(iHiffprtj' » ( A. L- 11uni; law tux d»*’d Mill iaiue ifei-reon on the 2 i » t I application for (ax deed lo U*tie in accord ilton, Franrrs K. Kennedy, Orlando Ken - * . . * V * Ii I...... : mner .... wllh 11 i. itaw -... Ij.al a-.ilfln.t,. Snil e*-ft|fl*’atc t mhr«re« ami bu* fib d •aid r« itifiral* , in m> oflltpo, day «d April. PIP. a l l y o r f r o m th e f l. nrdv. or un-ler V. It. Carver or under A. S. nnd huft nnd. » ppl on l o n lot tat d. rd in \\ l 1 * . - * m "tb. l,i I i i r i i l l lire aerl ; 4| file fnllAwMiK tlt’ irihrd property wl’ uali-d |>! White, of under anv of them or otherwise S* mifiuie coiinti, ITmlda, in wil - Hrff p VV in Ihe follow Inc lands: I #siii i in Arrordiinrt » i t h Iftw Him if . 1 ill. .lav ..f VIjf^H \ |i ror .d S F ' i t*l S\V** id S\V S.o* 27. Tp 21 | nl,-»s sftiif (If 11f.i t»l I *, sliiill l»«- f»-*(rrl«r d '- . • I F 4 h n i G LA SS, 4k * * * * * * * * * * 4P * * * * A U.tri^t; .»d, run ?* N pi I d ch*. cbft. e H d.ni -1 ,h 1 cha. W -V2l* m-rm liltin' f •» law t«% * • *I will i»«u. Mi- r-oii rice .»o, iTirfe i u> u11 f ..riti S*-round** L h , lla N W t( ol S E ' » of N W ii Sec 10, T p 20 A A on I ho 22 ml «ln % id \pril. \ !» I ’M* Wil cb*. S I!* cb•, VV 4.71 ch» (I p m . jl**g 22(1 ll. 29, l*> \ F. tiifiiclaaft, i» C, 29. vifji F 7 of KW * * h of K*‘C , rijn N Llb.l i %d«, K iir«* rm o!fi«'ia! »igfiatnr*‘ ami »*«1 lid* ihe * SQU ARE DEAL FOR E V E R Y A it - Air * | Itcg. 15 rhs, K ol N W Cor of N E ' i ot IDd.62 j d 8, S 1IU.IJ jd ». W Hid Id yd#! I y th day *d Mart'h, \ I ' I'M1 * * 8 XV iv of Hoc 12 , run 8 20 clia, K 6.1 rhs. N * IN C O M E T A X P A Y E R . A \ !»«»| i.\ !SS, T Ii" land l*» lm* a*8t^*rd at I b»- dat** 20 eh«. W fl y rht In hog. See 12 . Tl* 3<1 ft 2** Nollce uf Vpp'it ft I |>*ii for T b ,lrrd Fodcr t Tork Litcuil ( our! Smiioiilo Lo., M b S K ' t .d sTW*. '(.•r i T p 20. It 2y. Soil loo h Hi I haplt-r 1*88, , f t » . of F l« r * 1 t'f lb** Fsiuanr*' *-i aurh r n l i f i r n l f in the I ‘ ». rimme "I |l J Sr If 1' ft I* w4 nnld n-rtjArftlr Sotnh ,1-M (,f N K V, of N W ' i ..f Src 26. W'ashlugiitn, I* «' "Th e lila •halt b e fi-iit t lltt ■ ! icrnfillH^ I.. H « *141 r| v j r| Tp 2«l. It 21 * N . t • Cl b* ! X* ri dial M SI S nt 11h_ N i i |11 | ! ii i 11 N I It \< I it IIS r i g h ts nf a ll juTMUis n n « tiling F l , ,yf S \V *t nf SF. H. S «e ^ 7 , T‘ p 20, It. 29, t',i« 1 of I ft » ' •-ftlli' at* '•>= ' 1 .0, f J. >1 will i»*«p- Uit-frun oil i l f l?t tla. »»f Yjird, ht»ab d bids is ill hr r t iv. >| U', a’ -I ,i! f r..^ pi|Pt K S *d N K « 4 ..f N k ‘ * » f S K b , S#r 31, IH# *2t-d -ta id iiuv*, \ I i } i i * h ,. ftU d A 11 I 91!». In.-. iiih - T a x r e t u r n s a r e itni|ily w " j iilt-t t td i rt#- hfiij. f s^n* tl o " ' i 1»l h fti- Sr*' I • aid T p 20. It 2:1. l f!lM ale Hi nty tiilrrr. and ii,p TTIllife \\ ithr-’ rt»jr ulTtclftl Eiff lift t life and aenl pi-uii-ctcd by j im v Islu ns fur A |il a t , | . y , i Uf the fffijmlt lilfkff >d I hr VV »"l- Hp |l11» j 'r| N W ♦* ..f N K b ( 11*-*8 HH? 't R. A W K* l -Ul f *r trt> «b=* d l " I •• l|e id I H« l* t tie 27tb day of F* hr tom , A- I > H* I « ^ ! PoffM* Hint k Iftbi IL'ltd V rtbp ; t i'Hlt trl f I of. ft N. Si s out nf SW ruf . Sec 31. Tn (int* » ih Iriw Nt*i*1 rctii j f a ie irnira ahntemertts. refunds und ap«* ah L A lHMIt',1. \SS. ' I m furnish ail I i Ih r and rnuti jia I* fur «u h I Tl *» i *»ft d«*ft* rlPt'd 20, It 2f* I* •i! tj u1 «■»! m i ’b fk ITrcuit ! ‘ uftrt S**min*d*r t*u , Flu. |ienls," stiys I 'n in in is s liin e r I tail - A I r i rnoit'1I'Mff HD,"Ti|inK *" pirtli* SHtl -prClDra- I 'il# All rH. « l * ’ L h *d S R ' t rd SF,'i of N L ' l . See 32, T p tl*j ft i- Mil III v. I l l 42 File ^ l i noi* r.f I IT I rii nibb-, ,Vr i t' 11« i I Plan* .'Pb W f i Se* pf*»l hi " iii). ,if ?»#*. 20, It 29. • |el C R tq ie r a fm! • t}l Hi rt ^ bud 'Ip <tl ait|ll(rTj |Tp S L ' a ol S K b , S.c 32. T»» 20. K 29. t tj rii«, \\ 1 * t In llrruii <a*uft S n r n l h Judtrlal tirrull K *•» r a i l . rtin ■ " E v e r y |«-rspn cun he sure o f ^ ! fiMiivd" tf.» St i h H r ) anti t v »l* pt-ftiliuK K Ot W f i uf N W 14 uf S K 14, H ue 32, id pH", .7 a t fr< r |-» N 2K rhft, 1 -* ij>*, N St’ inlnulr ( nURlr, ITufId« f ffTTfhl. tkblch *il! bo ri I li rued when pirtHft T p 20. K 29. i| s quure deal. N o p e r s o n I k Axthe •;);•] ! 311d b*!f|f a«*E**a*‘d rtt lh* dal# W I" U iUnti, I 'mtiplairuint \il In s»r* r#|4r IJ1M1Cj: t<* H* rr* 11»r' ‘ i of S W - , Id N W*4 uf HR If, .See 32. of Ihr 1* * 11 ftri r *t uif 8»i-r Ii reft lit »Ta I r I n t h*» Vf* p e e l e d lit p a y m o r e than his I iT p W20, ***■ r*-UUiflll lo ft* rof^iipfi x 1hrIf bl*|ft It 29. etilittr "f 1 and srifr 1 nb*A ('ftihir-iKl}f(iftii nnd nffllH d iha.4 i.f j'jFai,c»ci pft‘, abb- !n S«n- it share h f lax . I l l s s h a r e Is d e ­ H K '* of H L 'L . H e e .33. T p 20, ft 29. (iMHBti fthall 11 it l« t*.n ml a, cxifillnK Hi John L. Ilrown, Defendants. f*«rrl llmt-l Ci Ofttrui'U* r» (7li., Inr, thrt I j ’-* iat deed * 8aill i«u * ’ IhrfiMTii on the l*Hh W » * id aSWlt uf N W * 4 . Hec 31, T p 20. Tn the 1left-nit tint, Jtih'ii 17, Hfnvn t e r m i n e d s o l e l y by t h e am ou n t rhirk t*f unftiiPfc*ftful btildera ftill be * .ll,» of \|*rlb A I*. I1i|»l It apj’ririnc frum Ihe nworn adidavlt It 2D. I *irn»-d !■ them -uiiftii Ihr f *-jccUtm d tlm r hi m ! m i t u r o ’ o f Ids net t n e o m e f o r Wil lj cm Itl j offl'ial afffPaturr iiod ■ml I hi* her* in tjb d that > tillr place uf r**»id( ncr i» j I t ' 29 ^ of N W *{, See 371, bill* I I| i i l «*f elJCf (-h,Af III ♦■t.idif- 8 'll be fl fl . Tib da> of Mar* h. \ l» H»H‘ . ^*ori|i ftlrtie of the United States* other than t i n s a « .l<‘ 0 n.*sl III th e law t ifr• •( a'nl nrf*d bv* ♦In n i r p i i r i , ** N *> «d .S»> nf W ' j «d W?4 of S K U * o f 8cft i * t K. y i it'ii i .l. ' ns. the *trtt* <d Flnriila. and that yuor parlir111(111 llwlfil lift ltrii|£*-P, if ill* "II rr»si(t‘ | bidder " A h a l i - m c n i p r i l l Ions n r e deal t ( T*<rk t ‘ire tni t 'our r ftrfnin«*!i' Ha. 'tl«r residence I® ut|ktinwn lo alb«nt and N VV t* , Sec .11. T p 20. It 29* follh tsi r-tcciiir" -fthAf A<L-r- rniii r»r t arid S ,I T nf W , uf SK 4j of N W t^ of Sac 33 I i st fl> \ M I imifftft«8. 1» c t!iat tii* ift bl John h\ Hrnwfi is a senior tvllli stp en-inlli il ellly . I te fu n d s bt.Hd m *mii fourth rtifilrurl [if! r, (.* pc aft It 29. •x«® lb- a^t* of (nurb^n v Fir* ant) haw • *P pftvid * Tfn •>rtK*rai*Mi1 , i >m 1 ,% w i l l he m a d e In e v e r y ruse t ’ fi iib-siit from th*more than ti*i> 9(7 It K AVV bt f*70 ft N A S In SK lh* I y* l*i*. >• in • "f the rt f' •ft'1.1 •■| I'.l' it Nnti. w h e r e to o 11111 •-It ta x Is ei rone 'Ia. 1,3 nt ..I pn-vvdm* tilt* urdta *,id tliA-ra i cur ui N VV !•* uf N VV b* uf £L«e 34r Jk 11 * 4 **! buL tb. im - fin p* m u in 4tn* <U I f of Pbonla ait vice L 1 «f N* L " 1 uf N VV 1,, Sec 35, Tp 2 ll( It ]9, olislt j-n1lrr|ri| |(. ' ' r pin r* In riff ft ml f * f i I" ' i t r t»fur |' I I At. * Dot . • ■ubp •o' ii ft- uprm fthtim «vi*nbl i»tiid the !vL '* of NVVJ4 Sec 15. T p 29.It 29. I pin rr i ■.( n j i t rial afol fl it uf» # in * v I* .. ..I* < M in i V t l Met; 10 m di VV i>f N F e«if of SE t| of on- J* he. L Mr own -The lie nine T a x Is 'on the * |lti> i rt fti ■*«pi i ft|* I v «n«I if *tj I 11fed •« p p P 1 inn in rbrih HK H, nf Her, 9, rnn 8 40 rod®, VV39 roil*, N It 1 8 therefore nrili fed that you i|*i appear le v e l' a l l i h e w a y t h r o u g h i r * 1» t * tla |I b* rtr«f"F( tjl Oil p I|r|| wmI| ccr filled ^ L_ l ’ei)#ln8. .ilLliir _i?l UlL* HrtUlUl j J'bvM' in (Ida e.itlM lo Ih** bill lu-reiti bled un Ihe 40 rnd* , . K JR rtula m b r f i Sec D* T p 20 , cbcik I fl ' l b e SUHT <lf T l 2 ivtlD, ffiadc a m L un■ l irrutl 4*»l4 Fbirisla, at lb Land* t iuhda. «r It 30. • . . . ti day May. A. IF lUltf. d * r tl ** earr.e cnndilliifD* ^nd abtiv*- •H out. iirfpp'r be mav im fiiund «t HI p‘ cb»cU op N W Jf of , N E ! f of wSW 44, Sec 16. T p 20# It i« furlher .ordered that th li. hrilrr be * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4 -* The corpuraHim rreerifts ihe rlffbi to r*- t i e fFiufTiing *d April l*oh, ! 9 19, or a* ftiiop tillhil •bed niti:H *» u week for eight ciin*ccil|i Ve It 30. jpct a ny and « ‘l b flu. ' , # t'iher* after » * I lunv be* lutird- For t*» weeka in Ihe Satifonl IL f aid* a ncwapiper N S of N K « of N R i f of 8 W « *Scc 16, Sanford llutel Con^trurllfln f’ «., Inr , fneniffr, lake rhciree *f -»»id r***t1 ml no* pliblifjhed In laid Sewloelc county, T p 2 0 . It 30 V SH O RT TE R M BONDS. lA.Mr * ll I* »*• M «* S • • r» . ftf*d «•• I».-- *r«e ft ' r* • l - j l r '*» H K1» uf Sec 16. Tp 20, R 10. '* »' « ' * 'p -Ffttnl aihI the Beat of the raid * v rv r* * pei ! . W l * *d 8 VV «4. 8 e f . 19. T p 20, It. .10. tircuM ( ‘utiri thi* 2 1 al day uf Fh’ bniar D mfed -*! Sfinfoi .1 Sr min rdc r o 11 ri I y , I"I•*r * V I I T I I i: V |i I 9 I 9 K M iff N W ' I , Hec 20* T p 20, U 30. T h u g o v e r n m e n t haN t fe c ld e il upon .— t t r. I'V fft vr fi ,i Hu t i»ti apff-lFill InB * 'l l >* id t. VI ftpeh » |Hr* I M *» N K ‘ | n t S W l t (lets 2 Acrcti in NE n»rner 8*-ttl* K A DOUG LASS, -hurt, te r m boniln. to b e rr d e e m e d In r* #i,l. I G i I Wt V t VTKH. lb* hi %I uaaji>n • ( lltc Fbfitla I'LtW Girc'iit f'otirl Seminole €*«»., Fla. TO yd* E and W hy 140 y d * N and S, Sec 6 |*t Mi-'nt r I. • t. hn v« that l " " I v H'g< t q lft» N I t-J'i- Math**" T p 21. It 10 * Hav, .V liafflftitd, f r o m o n e t o l i v e y e a rs , f o r th e V lc to t ? i -'s " j- ’ I . | r* ** i« I ft r fit "I ft- iM"’ i|< if <i vt 1 • 111#ib-f for !’*tdioHi-i HE (| uf H W (4. Hec 20, T p 21. II 30. Att 1 4 for Lift in lid. I /mn, Uiste ail o f nontls m a t u r i n g in I v Ml • Jai Vetfivillr, flft , V*ui Are* hi*r®bv nrdrrcd to appear to lha 12 9tC 'Iftr-en to t w e n t y v.-rtrs 1»ill uf compliant h.»'r**in Iliad on the Tlh day i*f April, A. I). H U . S ecreta ry of tl'" T re n s u ry Carter -*' P’ 'pH I f d b lu i ii mil * hum , Hnenlii I'Mrull. Ncml mile It ia furlhiff nfilar* d that thl«*nntle« La t jtl x -4 fp . . t t nr *Ml: ljlrl|iii!l(i * ountp F Inr41|• Hans f e e l s con vinci-tl Hint H ies# sc published onc« each for tw » U « c*ma**c* ■«b, I'M** of ( tiifida. I h i! ntlv*» Ntwlu In thv Sanford llnrald, a new** * \t ui* l i l t 1 * I U* Keffl.lftf A* MvrfilfFFi Turpi’filinr ('tunpiny u r ltle s w i l l rom maniJ n h i g h e r m a r k e t pap* r puldiahed In as Id H** min tile courtly. 1 1 ■ s' 1 a ! ■ of I «! * ■rtco than t h o s e c o v i ' r t n g n l a n g e r tn* 1 It II t ftp** till Ini’* I of (iiif ffi* VV W ltruii my hand and th* seal of Ih* amid ll.im lit', a !I, pnriir>8 d i ' f ralHirufloir * iriMuff i tiler ml® ttndrr IL Win* i*irc.iit Court .this 8th day of January. lod.* ft. *the J. IL l * ..l l i « > » . Pit pftftir* rtuHviifiK i»iA IL 19 19. * M i n i t: ■ ! s ( ’ lh,- D.lirt' I>r«h E. A* DOUGLAS S. l i um!* r (inrf pr- ||, H*ys. all ’ t-» -■ h f t. r , . ’.,) '. M r. 1 *j *>“. » 4 1 it m 1 '.: S—E U .i t■- , a i 1 HIM -To. 1 Ilf. I'artipft rlttlmlfte T.it* ri-ft«* urnli r the u* d» f 11 t h; ! */ P Circuit Clark, Hcmlnol* County* Florida* 1 • # ( u t bt* ! rrriir.r} 1 rT d ’ '. .H i t s . A | 1 * i *4 ^rjl g w «* I*. Juiiriiun, a!! pt*rtP» rbitmjitic M s i u ') ’ 4 Warldtr, • t . t l-bef p m euh**-*: -f*f?t aai> . i ’ e * « fplf. —ff1 .*■ r. r 1,011,IV, 1J f.t'E, I t n f* * 1 • under Lila L. O r s v t l f , H«dft for Coinplt. all |>)» r1 i* « rial mi 1* Intcri aN under 3 A- Lite COULD HARDLY STAND ALONE - fw-ifii? i** Hu* 11*1 ►* i ' .* 8*’ m m » ,|f ?li ie» uf *cc-rtfft V•£* I H Telephone 291 Off celftr: 10- 12 0.P. fi ^ 4 p.nt DR. E. M. DOWLING V K T F R IN A K IA N - ((iV tU IIA TK l 'J’reats scientifically d^crscio f all domestic animals. ( ’a lls in K a n fo n i and - v lc in ily p ro m p tly a n sw e re d . Plinne 389 M elrose House ORLANDO, FLORIDA tl CO A SK YO s o i h i: V f l t L e ’ h *l|rf» bv t rt nf1U•*Sftti*.t» ** 1 : ?=i 4-# maJ# !-•- i h ** r - «d"? I -*l >,11 lff*» at It X fi ftt: , f* ;.LL ’ r --h, *ft t n, a 1 ^ b , Wivetii** Ti f* ?► .. ? t 1 - o w,1* r*u| V- tl, 19!9. for 11bff 4<1ft.Mm 'it *' , ,i , i> rmi f|l Fl'.lblft, - 1 ' , v fu aud for j i ■ 1r; ■* f 1, t n fti In ■1 . U l 1 ri ? ei 5r ra?if • : . ? - of W - - » fi 1 t / J fr.’ i «..riT *!»■ *i bill !rt* d Vl||* v bt||ir»- lrcc>miii< <ff 1elite. l.u if L. A D O U G L AHA. Clerk. P'iMftn ort8 %-*,■!. sr^'n. , f tb I i„,.ll fti V. • '• l Office f 09 Park Avenue , *(,,. , f j , , J. L I* \1 •fi t r - r■ Terrible Suffering From Headache, Sideache, Backache* and Weak* nets, Relieved by Cardoi, Says This Texas Lady. fi J « Oontalcs, Tex.— Mrs. Mlnnja Ph il* pot. of thta place; w rite s: " F I tq yearn ago I was taken w ith a pain la my L f il. lo rt side. I t wao* rig h t under my le ft rib. I t would commence w ith an Ar n b *1 rt t f th* aching and extend up Into my le ft ~ * ‘ ♦= shoulder and on down Into my bark. I Dy that time the pain would be so | |id?* a d i L - 1 * ft-i, ^=t ‘V pi*- ~affi* S f f l -I t f e i a severo I would have to tako to bed, fi-u fs pfrii ri;*r^ f* frj i “ n4»e *f?d ®* 1 - • -T n t and suffered usually about three days *dtipt-M •-! r c> 1 3 r, P1, * #*naisi!-ii ^.aH-ck-r -1 , . . 1 suffered th is way fo r three years, I and got to bo a mere skeleton and was ) f ar fT r t r l l s' f -1 p-J! •2 f / ; 1 ! o weak I couhl hardly stand alona , r f I =i |p * Was not able to go nny where and had i l: «1T1- »'1 1 ff. a I : f to let my house work g o . .. I Buffered I ft r 4»fi/» r % t u t - . j * f . ? awful w ith a pain In my back nnd‘1 I * had the headache n il tbo time. I Just 1 iJs r-i IJEff? * i-f I^riw. was unable to do a thing; My life was n misery, my ntomach got In an awful condition, caused from taking no much mcdlclno. I suffered bo much palp. I had Just about given up oil hoj»ea of our getting anything to help me. 1 h •1 Im . i ’ -u . ' - b = a |> I eP * ! il* *i : . ,,c Ono day a Birthday! Almanac was « ** L-=ft t - »: *i v y - - * ■■■t u r ■v» i r f t ■;,».f |9 Jf* thrown Jn .my yard. A fte r reading i - • • - f"--i - i ' * i Iffoi *!la -tftaijraonlals I decldfid to tr y C n r : ' ir.” iii-i-i i *' ?*- 1 ' * . ] f - elf * a i ¥ * ^ f ftj 1 ' ii U i t ± j i i i f-tif*»V * ■« dul, and am so thankful that I dldv ra d i ' fo r I began to Improvo when on the . second .bottle.. . 1 am now a well t p :-- f r a *: -i E -*- - * 5 =i = • ---£ • =. *|1 * i . ; K .a woman and feollng*fine and tho cure ‘ t '■ - ‘ - i h j o r f a e uf baa been permanent fo r I t litis been ii .*• -U l! i t f ‘ i•two yeani Blnce my awful tu d health, t w ill always prnlro and recommend Ttis ft ei L i f i i U J - „ f I k , rorL** (>h# liii<idr«ft Thuotftftd CBrduL” T r y Cardul today. '< e 78 p= fsvii»n iJQlIiir*, (Hitilul Into !Mriftei h Minn. lieretiy fiv**r» that aa— »■ fi - -Jr? w fi L h it* .’•riifiHf r uf T « t * *r-r ?«ri k■/te N«* dated i I \ M, l b ‘*. h i l fried -In ff*? nntl ^ia« ua fp *ald .inr b s #1 » *f ?•» l u v , :p !- - *» - ( nmpletc Formulas, any analysis, proportioned to prevent waste - M B j- Prompt Shipment Ilcc4 F'nder ■ffilup h *#f ! 4ts|r!e« IrZSS, L tft« »f I lot* Iu >.*41-41«(f* j-8 hefvby *-***«n its* I 51. Art#* ' * at»pli«atfat» «ff n v * n " / un -1 » Ti|» 1 Ideal Brands as ever will give you best results ** r * f r-i? i . # .C*. ftL*# the Ont Mum liy In *pri# 1 " Ifb I- * t »»i #|ipt 1 mtfit of a ■f»e=(-|al la .0 a t T r HuiiCmil riiut.l*, Fl.ind*. p list-i?L*e p i ’ f »j 0 r-if*ff nf I ft f ffr* in 8***1 -• . i : . 3 : * * ; ii 1.. ■j»|f ♦r| hy tt majuflty P . H t*f fhu ituftlii}-"*! .J ihut i f •i c f l i i M f fi* ri ff* becoming *■Ifp**isve. F. A D O U G L A F S . 1 Drk. Naitfis uf A^pltr.MLtn L t a— Ideal Fertilizers •*--- -»r—rr^ rtr™TTT-rr?' rr.TT^a ~T.rrJ-tsT7irr.~it~ P* -ft-p .^ rtg rTTw a ? wrwr»M i-rrvwr-» WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. - - Manufacturers .Ideal Fertilizers JACKSONVILLE, ■: - FLORIDA I S i v. -us-* my **fi I t . 41-1 11,, of , , •Ti-.-jii -tt i l o ' [ . , -,, 14 - , ol »r,| i s , . fl i <|J, X. l i 0 tU>t.A 8 >,. Ity V k-,. Dus .. y i>. xf. Iky t'auai* Jatt4 - • f . a i l , hrmlsulp l . u Aiy. ilaio ts In r ' ! T h r Ratals « : Cllatiiin Wililam II. nurhanan Wfjpfras, T h r Amrrlran Tru -I tr,itn|i»ny, a rufporaliufl urganUrd and rxid in g ur-'icr lit lu this rnurt for. Irtlrrs ot adoiinitlratlon, .ann«dnling l i an admlnjlftratur dr bntiin nun <»«e ‘ wilfi lh* wilt unheard, on th* mlata uf WH* ARE V 0U IN SU R ED ? W . J. T H IG P E N R IF NOT, S E E C O M FA N Y ' ACEKTb General Fire Insurance O F F K . e FMIFLKN tiA N V U U IU U N 0 Sanford, Florida . �PAGE TEN March z», i»i» Turaday where 0., P. Swope Joined them for a ride to the Black Ham­ mock Garden Co. (Continued from page 2) , Mrs. Mary Partin has returned to Longwood' after a visit to Mrs. T. C. Branon had a most de­ •ont. Mr. Chester and Mr. Enock lightful surprise last Sunday. Mrs. Cox of Gabriclia and Mrs. Hrannan each had a birthday on' Sunday and their Gabriella friends prepared a most elaborate- dinner at Mrs. Cox'. Neither lady having an inkling of the surprise in store for them until It was announced. In the afternoon Mr. Brannon took his family and Miss Ella Belle Jones (who was of the party) to Orlando to attend the Bible Institute services. Miss Jones .reports quite a delightful day all round. i Mias ‘ Mary Llnehart has suffi­ ciently recovered from measles, to he out again, but not able to take her placiy»in the O. P. Swope Lnml Co. Mrs. James Madison Pounds of Palatka is visiting Mr*. Wanna Blackwood at- "L a k e Side" near Lake Charm. FA M O U S CH AN D LER Partin.Mrs. D. E. Lundy of Tampa is visiting her tnother this week, Mrs. J. A. McCulley. AUTO TIRES Mrs. L. T. Hunt and children re­ turned yesterday from Longwood. The Methodists have a preacher who believes the ax is as important sometimes as his Bible. He has trimmed all the dead trees, cut out all the undergrowth and bushes that' had grown up around the parsonage, fixed fences, planted fjowers and made things look so much better. As soon as the woctf in the house is finished he'll enjoy his study hour and pastoral cjrarge as he wishes. Mr. Fratjjf Wheeler is out of the city on business. Mr. Lee Wheeler is out again af­ ter a slight indisposition. - . handled in the county. Tires wc sell are • postively guaranteed. T H 2 M ° BI LOI LS, GREASES, C O M P L E T E STOCK " O F A l'T O ACCESSORIES. W H IT E S T R IP E LEATH ER FABRIC TIR E COVERS IM M E D IA T E SER V IC E— YOU DONT Phone 16 Four of Oviedo’s prominent ladiej ! wrre initiated in the Sanford Enstern Star Chapter last week- were Mrs. Charles Iar, Mrs. liny White, Mrs. J. Hr Jones, Mrs. L. T. Hunt. SEMINOLE Strangers drive daily out to see the wonderful field of amaryllis that is in full bloom. Mr. Mead has many beautiful plants to show them. It is well worth the ride. TO DKSTHOY CUT BANK W O RM S By Killing these Worm* Many Val­ uable Plnnls Can B e Saved Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Modessette of Nehraska d ro v e 'out from Orlando Thtre ll tjiore- t h a n 1 one kind of poisoned bait that can be used in destroying mrworms. but rhe ' socalled Kansas- rmxTtmm hrTt^mmended by J. It. Watson of the Cniversity of Florida experiment station Prepare a mixture of 'JO pounds hr.‘in.,a pounds cottonseed meal, and 1 pound Paris green. Prepare* an­ other mixture of J gall.ms water, quarts molasses or syrup, and three or fnuj lemtns. The entile lemon shauId Jie milled l .-gruunil Phone 16 H A V E T O W A IT— T H E R E ’S A M AN A T T H E CURB T O S ER V E YOU (mw- ANNEX ON MAGNOLIA 0 the disease—that is conrainy* and cloudy. . But ther is comparatively dry spraying once every -other be sufficient. Spray thor- AVENUE T H A T 'S WHERE That “seam around a tire doufde treaded by u<i is your assura.ice of doubln life, yes, and triple life, for your casing. Double treadipg as we Jo it reduces the risk of punrture* and blowout to the minimum, adds t/i thf service value, and makes your rar ride easier. 1w i t h n pump thut-mainpressure so that the spray! U ’ b e applied in the form Water Hyacinth Has Value. The water hyacinth, which so rapWly fdls up eertuln si reams. Is /ound to have n high value as ti fertilizer. On account of the Infge amount of water the green plant robin I ns the mnJLi'Clul-D Tartbiliy-drlud—bt>fore--«4w*h*Inu and after l>eei>tiilpg welt rotted It Sanford, Floridr OLD AGE STARTS W ITH YOUR KIDNEYS Good Advice, F e ’«*nes s a y . that o l d njr. h . i r l n * w ith sw allo w nf water. NUW SPRING STYLES i l" ’ In ’ * r< •I , f * M ’ M i A I , t U t r b -ti i *1’ is in ii . . . I, s , . ,*i . s| SMART ULOTHEB For Men and Young Men. $36 to |60 2348482348232353534848 Stratford h e.itt.ynSee may be umm •minds ts use ■ ’> pounds i such as N 00LLEQ1 CLOTHES .Tor Yoo&ff Man and Those who want to ramain young. mrxttjrr- niU-T t . inaili' up f -. - i . t. iley from iwet-t, f r» H ma ter ai Whi r r there are hut few cutworm* the easiest, quickest arid cheapest method of dealing with them is to walk through the patch'in the e.trly morning and look (or plants aim I, w.-re i ni elf during It.. , r< ■'< ding n.ght By scratching ti,. *.«r:l, Prison Pathos. 04 W. F O R S Y T H ST Jactacrnrllla, Flo. If you never heard n prisoner »ny “ I from V* lli it ■ I .i m u-iialK n( th e p l a n t be f oiiliii a* In. .i lit w--rm ' 1 f mnt to go Tiuiiie." th.-r*- nre hilhnte leptlis a*f put tin* to which you nre a hint 8. ranger. — Leavenworth New O LDEST WMTE FOa CATALCC 5 WEEKLY PRICE LIST The oil stim ulates The tnnn who' doesn't worry when . w e a l - e n t d k idne ys a n d d i g e s t i v e o rg a n s. the k i d n e y a.-tlun a n d . e n . b t t . tho o rt ran s in t h r o w oft the pntsnris wxlrh he ought to is ns lift.] n*. tin* one who 1 T h i s bfSnu true, it Is easy In b t l l . r o ontiae p r e m a t u r e old i i i r N e w Ilf. and that te. ke.-pitm the k l d n r j * »r.d d lworr!*-* when In- shnirldu't. Worrying S ' s ' l i e .ire a as c l e a n s e d ftn.i in p r o p e r o tr n n K lh inerea-io ns y o u contlnxi- the W h e n jr o m p l c l e l y re -red w o r k i n g o rd e r old .-tije ca n be d e f e r r e d t r e a i m o n t . Is bad for (Jo‘ health, tmt probably not ,rh an d i ifi I'rolotltTf t f u r b e y o n d that eu- c o n t i n u e i n k i n p a c a p s u l e n r t « r . is bad as letting thing® drift. Irt ease Jny e»l ty the .ivrrilKC I-crs. n i f r in nin for an umbrella Instead ’ * - ivtr :• a J .i: < <;*'it,li XT<-1*AI. - i. ia i , ...i r »-! .- \ i ti.: 1 1 if - iing "Don't W"rr.v" the best nd-‘ T » aii.l ilte l i m i t ) d .a- ( * a .- | VP • to gtve n man ip trouble Is “ Get-.j vsttu imr . t o r It I i ,, s t a n d a r d -old* j t. it-e i -nr r. ai- .t v n it'd tieeita no l o t r o ­ II -."—Thrift Magazine. i t ESTABLISHED SEED^Vf HOUSE IN FLORIDA W growers Mnpd a good .h a rice t use consider,! Ply on account of blight utile-.* the plants are protected 010001534853482348P77 !"!7U" again*: the disease by spraying. The disease attacks the leaves, I stems and tubers .of. the potato j piaivt, On the deautia it. produces* sp 'ts usually near the mq/gin or tip. or ut the niid-rih, probably because rain <>r_.d» w remains longest on these j alls.__ The spots are at tirsL. watursoaked in appearance; later, tof the weather is dry, they shrivel some­ what and. turn brown, or if the weather is moist, turn b|aek and be­ come soft. Just outside of the af­ fected part one can usually see a lighter gret n band. If the weather is moist, the fungus which causes the disease will produce on tht® luw**-r side of the leaves and jm t inside the margin of the sprits a downy growth composed of the spore stalks anil numerous spores borne on t!*.* tips of the strilk branches. If the w.-uth- ^ _To. cuntrol -thhi •pray-thur' plants with 4-4-50 bordeaux mixture. The firat ajiraying should be made when, the plants are from 4 to 6 incites high, and il should be repeated everv week i» the weather is | | j ' The reputation o f these celebrated instruments is ttell known. AVe will be pleased to demonstrate. T E R M IF D ESIR E D A full line of instruments and a large selection of the latest records and accessories. Sheet music. ] J 0 Ma-aioHaAvenue- . �MARCH 28. I » l t THE SANFORD' HERALD EVEN country and if they belie vd Half* of - In. connection with the evenini it England - will lose some of her lervice Mra. Takach will sing a *e lection from one of the great ora BUILDERS SUPPLIES i lie Wednesday evening meeting " i l l be held at 7:30, and at 8:30 Mr.<. Takach will give a number of solos from the oratorio*, These re­ ligious recitals are of unusual inter­ est and excellctTtfa, They are en­ tirely free. LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES SEWER PIPE and D R A IN TILE WE TAKR LI IIRK TY HONILS AT PAR R .-J. Unify ‘arrived Wednesday from New York and expects to re­ main In Sanford, about two weeks, while recuperating from a case of Hu" which he contracted in Liverpool, England He js In.the Y. M. C. A. transport service'ant} expects to return to this work at the end of his furlough. The following fetter was received on the day he reached Sanford, it being‘ mailed at Liverpool on March tl th: Liverpool, England., March 11. * Arrived here on the good ship Adriutic on the 16th and have been here ever since‘waiting for a ship to carry me to Hrest nnd from there to tlu* U. S. A. with the troops. The not felt so keenly. England and her people have suffered in this wan and the people 'of Liverpool responded nobly to the call and many homes here have been made desolate by the war and you see it on every hand. There is a big military ramp here built originally for American troops and there are thousands of men there now most of them Canadians and they have been over here^ a long time and all arc anxious to get home Honors for Red Cross Workers Those of the Red Cross workers who have put in,800 hours or more in service to the Red Cross are en­ titled to service liars" that can he obtained through the local chapter. The worker herself or himself will have to determine and compute the time of service and report to Mrs. David Speer, Director of 1Woman's work for Seminole County Chapter A. R. C. The bars will have to he paid for hy the applicant. The pins are very attractive and carry w'ith them ribbons designating the time of service. Spray Cucumbers for Rust * • ‘ Ity C. D. SherbakofT Asso. I’ oant Pathologist, Fla. Ex. ‘Sta I have found from personal oh-servatlon of cucumber fields in cen­ tral Florida, that the "rust" or downy- mildew.' is beginning to show up, and I understand that this is .also true in other sections as well.* Truckers should not overlook the matter of giving such nflected fields the proper attention before it is too late. This disease is known by dif­ ferent names, such as rust, blight, fire blight and downy mildew. The (ir*t three are misnomers being prop­ erly used for entirely different dis­ eases from the one discussed here. The.name “ downy mildew" should turned I will try and find him and what* a great thing it~would be to bring him home on the same ship. We have everything to keep them in good spirits on the trip home and Last week a big bunch of Amer­ even givo them a fine mdvi.ng picicans camt; hero from Franco and they are to attend the English uni­ versities. As there is a big univer­ sity here .some of them, will probably go to sc hool here, others to Oxford and other -schools for a few months before they are sent back home. I have seen much of England while over here and' while it is a great country in many ways l must confess that to a Florida cracker the climate is rotten. It Taj ns 355 days in the year and the days it is not be used because t he disease is due to .miningJt.is fuggy, nr cloudy- Steam the fungus Pernnopjasmopora eiiben sis, belonging to the downy mildews. The disease a (Teds the leaves of encumbers, cantaloupes, squashes and som e other related plants, on wl n il it produces characteristic spots most evident on the older leaves. Tlo spots are at lind pale green or yellow and somewhat angular. When the spots are older they turp pinkish heat in the hotels is an unknown i|unnitty and only a small grate fire is in the rooms and you are l u c k y lo get that H e a c t u a l l y s l ob' some coal the. other da> to have a little blast,- in tl.ie room so we could gather around it and feel rbeerfi;!. S om e t i m e s , 1 think tin- E-igli-h .t-, sober minded and siei n on account of the dark nnd dismal weather that they h ave and believe me u would gel my goat I 1 may h re an­ other month h ta good "W|| H o n d a sunshine f'-r mine and l wdl never find ii too w a rm again for il w*mns jM ' ' \* i f i - L 'S, JV•PfF*'1 " ’1 vl ] Bh| t'i ■ * and .we expert to gel nut next t: lng o.i r here umh r ord-r ■•'not t hing, dike. flit I nn to 'll,' at me where you ran got ,nn a train . E R M E T IC a L L V seated in its wax< wrapped package, atr tight* Impurity proof Is hygienic and whole­ some*. The goody that's good for young The Flavor Lasts B. ion to stt WRtGLEY’S Look for ttia mmi WHITE OR GRAY 25< EACH C A P°"F jRINGE s h a p e Ih a i r n e t s itoirvncirr iiair kits rrooY an enviable NATIONAL REFUTATION AND. THE FRIENDSHIP or MILLIONS OF WOMEN— -HOLmTlfJtr- HAIR NETS ARE MADE OF THE PNT.y HEAL HUMAN HAIR. ALL SHADES. EVTRV -HOLDTIGHT- HAIR NET GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. ORDEA AT YOUR FAVOs RITE STORE. IF THEY CANNOT 5Um.Y_YOU, write us. state color and shafe. [ 'A D O L P H K LA R 2 2 l-< t n < A V E N U E N EW YORK -NOtB-nsarHAiR w a v is i roe a package “H O LD -TIG H T" VEIL WITH ELASTIC ID *E A C H • d lor rite purpose ,,f having • from the various auptiiijlcndcnta and school officials and suggestions fur needed legislation along educational lines. W irte at rilllallnssee* I lie Miperinti rut, we e the dinner guests <d tloveruoi shine for the entire Hriti h pusses- prcaaitma having about hnlf of the population reining to Florida for 1 have berm telling them corro thing ah o our priiig Offering of Breeding It will pay you to inspect the Ihime Sows and. boars we oiler before buying. Wje own ED'S FA N N Y ORION, sired b y 'O R I­ ON CHERRY K ING, and we b«liove the highest priced sow- ever brought to Florida, a lull, litter sister of the Grand Champion of the United States, who sold for SIO.S5W.OO. We can supply you at reasonable Prices with Hereford- nnd Short­ horn bulls,, cows and calves, all T I C K - I M M U N E uhd ACCLI­ MATED. Huy your Angora ( l o a f s from us Wo have two thousand1dotjS and the largest herd of registered bucks In the South. • We have Relgian and Pereheron brood mares, bred to one of the finest Spanish Jacks in America. Wnlkill Farms won highest prill's, including President's Cup for cattle, hogs and horses nt the Florida State Fair. ’ There is an *!alarming shortage, of breeding animat,* and we advise making your sclectiong now. A FINE SPANISH JACK READY FOR SERVICE. • The Walkill Stock Farms Company v c n n c T t o v4tvi-/N-uMo n o m a Special Program ll:i|i(i-.| S, S The superintendent of special oc­ casions, Mrs. W, K. lletts announces that there will he a Hpeciub program given at the baptist Sunday school next Sunday morning. Mrs.’ lletts hgs arranged for many delightful numbers for this program and all the s c h o o l will lake part. Mrs. Letts is noted fur her good work along this line mid the fnct that she .is conducting the program is suffi­ cient evidence that it will be good. The time for having the Sunday school next Sunday will be E L E V ­ EN o’clock by the clock. Green Cove Springs, Florida The Time o' Day The daylight saving Inw should have-been repralrd7 bcforo congress adjourned, b&t was not. Dorit lose the glory of Florida scenery k i n you dear up the land for a home or grove I T o o often a Florida }>lace ii left to barren of khrubbery and tree* that it repel* rither than attract*. Even if you should be living on such i prop­ erty, there i* no reason why it should remain unattractive. A very few dollars spent for the right selection of plants, shrubs and tree* will trsniform it Accordingly, as good citixcns, sub­ ject to what is just now a needless, deplorable, Hnd 'somewhat irritating legislation, we are to put our clocks ahead one hour next Sunday morping at two o'clock. It will not be a crime, however, if one does not sit up all night in order to make the change at the moment. Congregational Church Time Service* will be held at this church the coming Sunday at tho usual hours; that is, set your clock* according to the new time, and then come to church when they say eleven o'clock. Come to Sunday same will hold trgei that is, come to Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and to evening service at 7:30. - REASONKR BROTHERS R O YAL PALM NURSRRIK8 ONEGO, FLORIDA Morning worship, beginning at eleven, theme ot the aermon, "The World in Chios, and Our Relation to the Situation."- Evening worship * - digestion J Nash Six Has Proved to Be Car. of Exceptional Value. T ^ H E perfected valve-in-head motor o f -■-the Nash Six has. demonstrated the fact that it is powerful, economical and quiet tp an unusual degree. .' _ _ __ Accepted generally as marking a far step in advance in motor construction, when first shown eighteen months ago, it has proved itself in actual performance. The Nash Six is a quality product in every particular of construction, fin ish and appointment. ’ Its present value is made possible only because our material and labor costs are determined by a volume output There will be no change in Nash passen­ ger car prices until July 1st at least, and to avoid delay yon should place your once * 1 H 'O 'i ''' A biifW'i I" brown and heoome paper i sions nnd before I leave here I will lie 1 xnr - ■ =T- � 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, 1919 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 28, 1919; <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/09da7b653ea8397b952d44de8264fc52.pdf d8cfe64d2c80bae1c56f987e238116b9 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION THE J. L. GILES PROPERTY IN reach hammock IS PURCHASED BY MESSRS SW OPE. • DUTTON AND SYMES OF THIS COUNTY Mr. *0. P. Swoptf of Oviedo and his associates arc to be congratulated on becoming the owners of the valu­ able tract of land known as the Giles Black Hammock property lorated near Oviedo. Mr. J. L. Giles of Orlando some years ago saw thd wondorikL-pojiaLbiiities of this large tra ^ t o f-ric h hammock land, and with his usual characteristic, eye for business pur­ chased it, or about tw enty- three hundred acres of it, nil that could be had at th at time, the Van Arsdnle 'bro k era g e Company of Wichita, Kansas, .having bought about thirteen hundred acres und itthrr"*partirs" having" acquired " title to the linlnncc, the entire tract con­ sisting of about five thousand uefes.' NUMBER 47 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 4. 1919 VOLUME X pnd well supplied with artesian water for irrigation. Located on the south east shore of Lake Jessup, which is five or six mijes wide' nnd ; fifteen miles long, affording the heat of pro­ tection to tender plnnts and citrus trees, nnd a good fall from the upper edge to the lake for drainage, of which there is nlready a complete system in and paid for. t Cropt can be grown all the year round. Trans­ portation is good, both Seaboard and Atlantic Coast Line Railroads touch , this point with daily trains. Boats (can ply the lake to the St. Johns river, giving both rail and water routes., Oviedo is a thriving little ,town right at hand, with good 1schools and churches, nnd of its citi­ izenship there is none better. *The writer has no financial inter \est in this propo-ition, but fcelq in justice bound to write the facts as ho knows them, both of the proposi­ tion itself and of the men who are .behind, it.--------. . , — Again ~1 say that SUCCESS is whnt-it -nin r rr hr aakud the term. „ * - Eight-yean ago, Mr. O* P. Swope, who is at the hsud of this new com­ pany, caino here representing the Van Arsdnle Osborne Brokerage Co. After looking our proposition over, and having the soil analyzed he read­ ily rcnlizPd its great possibilities and value: tint, ns is the ease .vilh nil of our very best la;.ds, there was a big ta-k ahead of him. He entered into this with tin; usual ene/gy. What was the tn.sk? To put in a complete drainage s>stetn. This of course took time and u large outluy of money. Never daunted he soon or­ ganized the drainage district, known as the Black Hammock Drainage District, got his charter and let the contract. The bonds were quickly sold, home capital taking the entire isMie, $46,000.00. There wns no trouble in selling tho bonds, as the buyers were well acquainted with the lands* to be drained. The bonds were 6 per rent, six year bonds, nnd this year the last ones have been 'paid oil in full. It looked like u gigantic under­ taking. but seemed easy to a man like Swope, who always reaches his goal. Such a thing as failure not be­ ing in bis vocabulary. He bos disposed of the.V an Arsdale Osborne ^Brokerage Company’s holdings, organized another drainuge district ndjoining this trnct, known ns the Florida Groves Drainage Dis­ trict This tract consists of about twelve hundred acres, which he has nlto rlt ised out. The purchasers of th* tract have now, or soon will have more than live hundred acres tiled nnd in cultivation. Develop­ ment work is going on as fast as the Company can get material nnd la­ bor. * * • Now comes the liist deal, which takes the heart of the original Black Hammock Drainage District, and embraces in its area about the same number of acres as .the two former ones did combined.' Associated with Mr. Swope.In thik new enterprise are three equally good business men, and who have the same spirit to do big things th a t he has, namely: Mr. H. W. Barr, formerly of New York, now of Or­ lando, Florida: Messrs. F. F. Dutton and Roy S y m e a ^ f Sanford. * Mr. Barr, a capitalist: Mr. Symes and Mr. Dutton, rfarmers of this section, who have helped to make Salford and Seminole county what they arc, the garden spot of Florida. , , With auch a combination there are only 'seven letters in the alphabet that can spell it and they are SUC­ CESS. The writer la personally acquaint­ ed with each of these men, and were it not against his principles he would envy them, but* he can only say that he is proud of them and proud that they are citizens o f Sanford and Seminole county. Tho proposition th a t they have taken over is worthy of the very best efTorta of auch men. The company .will soon be incor­ porated, ns mny lie seen by nptice inj Sanford Herald of this date, capital stock being $250,000.00. This menns in the near future many more thou­ sands of additional -assessed -valua­ tions for Seminole county. Menns more brick roads, of which we now have, or will very Soon have, the most complete system in the state. One of these now runs through part of these lands to Oviedo, a distance of seventeen miles. One of the pro­ posed new roads will run from Ovie­ do to Geneva, connecting there with the brick back to Sanford, and when built make a * loop of thirty-seven miles from Sanford, by Wagner, Oviedo, Geneva and hack to San­ ford. This road passes through miles of the best citru* fruit growing and funning land in the state. You can see orange groves on one side and celery farms on the other, vioing with each other to see which can swoll the owners hank -roll the most. RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF THIS FAMOUS RAND WILL RE WELCOME BY ALL Sanford people will he delighted fo learn thut they will he utile *to again hear the- famous Royal Scotch Highlander’s Rand which played here during December und which wns enjoyed by almost every man, woman nnd child in the city. It is with greul pleasure that the Woman’s Club announces the re­ turn engagement of this famous hand on April 16th. On this occa­ sion the proceeds will he divided be­ tween the- Woman's Club and the Boy Scouts, and it is hoped the public will prove their appreciation of this wonderful, hand by attending and by donating a a . generously as possible. The hand lias added at­ tractions and will he able to give two full concerta, one in the after­ noon and one during the evening. The band is returning north after playing a twelve weeks’ engagement at St. Petersburg, and the same bapd that will play all during the summer months at the million dollar pier in Atlantic ‘ City, N. J., will give the concerta in Sanford on the 16th of April. Don't forget the date, hut we’ll tell you more about it in the next issue of the Herald. . T i m e - F o r Expressions of County , Guards Prompted by Tonstmaster Expressions from the Assembly Prompted by Toastmaster My Activities as a Home Wltard, nnd E. K. Housholdor Dismissal. . with L. J. Pepper, state supervisor of home service, an honored guest. The object of Mr. Pepper’s visit was to present the peace program of Bed Cross activities, to encourage, the drooping spirits ol tired workers tyid to arouse interest in the. new program. . As an introduction Mr. Pepper expressed to the committee the ap­ preciation of the Southern' Division, A. II. C., of the line work th at had been done-by this chapter,, cspeciul|y emphasizing the excellence of the Woman's Work in hospital garments and surgical dressings; the efficient manner in which tho influenza situa­ tion had been handled nnd*‘the able and capable conduct of the house service department. In presenting the pence [program Mr. Pepper stated that the purpose of the Red Cross is to carry out n constructive welfare program tinder one efficient secretary, who will work under supervision of the home service department. The basis for the peace program will he the co­ ordination of relief organization with the Red Cross us a community agency, to take care of local condi­ tions along health, educational and philanthropic lines, which do not conflict with organizations already established for these purposes. The progrant will be constructive and preventive, rather than curative and will be of Inestimable value to the community. -- Three-linos will be definitely jncluded: Homo Service, w h ic h . will' look after the welfare of soldiers sailors und their • families and all other work of this nature; Nursing, .anil Junior Membership. A large program has hejilf planned for the children of the Red Cross in which fiie Junior Red Cross of Seminole epunty will have :in active part. * A, fully perfected program of work is ready for the Juniors and this department bids fair to he one of the most influential in the great national organization. The home service work of tho Red Cross will continue not only through the period of demobilization hut also as a peace time activity u nd will expand in some communities, to include others beside the families of sailors and soldiers. This is particularly tzue of communities where there are no organized agencies *for social ser­ vice. Already five hundred thousand families have been eared for by this 'department and 120 in our own community have been served by the local committee. • The program as outlined by the state supervisor was unanimously adopted by tho executive committee and a committee appointed to find nn acceptable secretary for this work who will he. paid a salary for her services. The work is strenuous and will require practically all of a secretary’s time. 'T he secretary will be sent to a training institute and properly equipped for the work. A .two weeks’ chapter course -will be given in Sanford, gratia, to tho members of the chapter who desire to take this course. The members of the Ilercan and Euzcliun classes of the Hnptist Sun­ EXCELLENT ' GET TOGETHER day school delightfully entertained PEACE CONFERENCE IS NOW BENDING EVERY EFFORT TO MEETING WAS HELD ON FRI­ the officers and adult members of BRING AROUT EARLY PEACE DAY NIGH T AND RETURNED the school and of .the other Sunday SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED schools of the city Hist night in the Paris, Apr. 3 . ^ " I have always class rooms of the Baptist Temple. thought and think more than evdr Over 100 were present to partake today th a t the peace preliminaries of the hospitality of these classes to be imposed Upon th e enemy will and the entertainment was a success be ready before Easter unless some in 'rfvery' way.' The beautiful get-’ unforeseen obstacle arises," said togethor spirit seems to have taken Stephen Pichoh yesterday at a ba n ­ hold u f 't h e churches and Sunday quet given by French .journalists, schools of. the city w ith 'th e result according to the Matin. thajt gatherings. ,uL-this-nature arc y'ery ‘common occurrences-of l»bft*~ ninft of the happenings, fir-oeace • e The program r imalgtcd- of an ex­ conference circles yesterday is .a l­ ceptionally fine musical and reading luded to by the Matin and the Jour­ program in which several talented nal today as .u "great event.'.''- Th.0 musicians, from DeLand took part. council for- four months issued a Following this was an address by communique, the newapapera point I)r. Blocker, of DeLand, formerly out, hut it is added " it was only to pastor of the church at Sunfy.rd and tell us thqt Gen. Smuts is going to * • an -interest ing and imrtrurtivr'Bpoak- Investigate Hungary.” dr, a general favorite yvitli Sanford The Smuts appointment is ono nudiehces. which by these two papers and moat The guests were then Invited to of the others ts considered n bad 'the third lloor where refreshments omen. The publications pointed out of ice cream anti eake were served, the work of Gen. Smuts in Switzer while Supt. Jinklns ns toastmaster land in negotiating with Gen. DeiAustro-Hungarian culled upon several of those present trichstein, the for short talks nnd stories, to which minister to Loqdon. at tho outbreak of the war, . in which it had been all responded. charged by Pnris newspapers th at The members of the Bnptist the bluntness of Gen. Smuts choked church are royal entertainers and no ofl possible negotiations with Aus­ visitor leaves their meetings of this tria Hungary for a separate peace-. character without feeling that hi' is They profess to see in tho Smuts ap­ "glad he came." • pointment another procrastination In the peace procedure. This 'step is pointed out as all .the more dis­ Presbyterian Church tasteful . following the- calling into Hours of service Sunday wlll.be: conference of Gen. Mangin, a man of Sunday school, 11:16 action, who has returned to his Preaching services, 12:30 and 9:00 Christian Endeavor, 8 p. m. Install Storage Plant The Western Union office of thla city is putting in a new and up-todate stotage battery for their use here, and In the future will he inde­ pendent of the local power facilities. One hundred and seventy five large Edison batteries are being in­ stalled in the warehouse which is be­ ing remodelled for this purpose. The local A. C. L. train dispatch­ ers will also be furnished with cur­ Being a native of thla state I rent (or th e . Ipcal seta from this apeak from personal knowledge .of First Methodist Church Sunday school, 10:00 Preaching, 11:30, followed by the Lord’s Supper ’ . Senior League, 7:30 p m. Preaching, 8:30 p. m., by Rev. J. P. Hilburn, followed by quarterly conference. Junior League, 3:30 p. m. Friday. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ nesday h:30 p. m. * . You arc welcome to , all our aerC. W. White, P. C vicea Ihe^facta. I. have been ail over south -and middle Florida a number of times and can aay without fear of successful contradiction, that there i« no better,' and lew. If any, equals it in the state. The land is,* with faw- exceptions, a rich, dark, loamy soil, as rich as any that can be found Mrs. Eliza Jones and her daugh­ ter, Mra. Mary E. Starling have been the guests of Mra. Starling's som B. J. Starling. They returned Sunday after spending n few weeks here. Mr. and Mra. Starling mo­ tored ovar with them in their car. * Manager, J P. Hall states that the plant will be in operation in a very short time and that the service of the Western Union will not be in­ terfered with in the future by a fail­ ure qf ika local power plant to fur­ nish current. Baptists Entertain ORGANIZATION ALREADY VEIL f e c t e d AND . WORK HAS BEEN STARTED ' The council of four has virtually agreed according to ndvicea from French sources, thqt the left hank of the Rhine will be neutralised until Germany has paid the indemnities fixed by the peace conference. It ia understood that French nnd Jlelgian troops will hold this territory, the United States claiming it to he im­ possible to leave American troops in Europe after tiiesignature of the peace treaty and. England having insuffi­ cient effective troops to maintain garrisons along tho Rhine. . It is surmised that the visit of King Albort' of Belgium to Paria wns not unconnected wit!) the aharo th at Belgian troops will ho asked to undertake in this territory. Seminole county, as usual will he on the job on the opening day of the coming campuign for the Victory Loan. The drafting committee of tho This campaign opens on Monday, league of nations commissioned has April 21st and the chairman nnd finished work hut has not passed workers are already making up lists (Continued on Pag* 4) and doing the preliminary work for tho campaign. Forrest Lake has joining counties, for insta n c e, In the been selected as county chairman fourth Liberty Loan campaign, this Mrs. (ialloway as women’s chairman was forcefully illustrated. One for this county. In addition Mrs. county, with a quota of $20,000 sold Galloway has announced the follow­ its bonds to 62 penons. The ad­ ing organization of ladies of the joining county, with the aam e q u o ta county whq will assist as usual In used the "fair and square" Individ­ raising the quota allotted to Sem­ ual- quota aystern, assigning every inole:. • citizen hia share, and th e $20,000. -Mrs. E. M. Galloway county bonds was distributed among 400 chairman Investors. . Mrs. W. L. Morgan, vice chair­ Und*r the individual q u ota sys­ man tem, every "man in every county ia Mrs. R. R. Dcas, secretary for assigned a definite amount of bonde or notea, and ia expected to sub­ county scribe to a t least that am ount. The Mra. Geo. Fox, publicity quota ia baaed on hla Income and . Mra. R. C. Bower, Sanford, chair­ There is s loesl commitproperty man, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Geneva, tee to which h e .m s y appeal If he chairman, Mrs. R. L. Dann, Chulubelieves his quots is unfair, H e 1s c.a, il.airman, Mra. A. F. Crawford, under no compulsion to subscribe Oviedo chairman, Mra. M. B. Bal­ that amount or any other amount; lard, Altamonte, chairman, Mra. J. but it has been found th a t & the A. bisiiine, Longwood,* chairman, great majority of cases he ia glad to Miss G. Ivey, Faola, chairman. * have some definite sum Axed for The "fair and square’! individual him, aa it gives him an idea of what quota system, to be .used, is expect­ hla share in the government loan ed to distribute investments' in the should be. ' fifth issue of government securities Every tone in the Sixth Federal mo’re fairly throughout the country Reserve District where the individ­ than any previous campaign ‘haa ual quota system haa como up for done By thla system, the burden discussion has adopted it. The dis­ of subscribing to the government’s trict headquarters has-been at work securities,will not ho put upon th a t for several months preparing the portion of the public which feels its individual quota cards, and it is patriotic duty moat.^but every man expected th a t every man’s share will be ahown ju s t what hia country Will definitely be Axed by the open­ expected him to do. i ing of the campaign. The individ­ We have becomo accustomed to ual quota plan la a. (act in the Vic­ quotas for states, * counties and tory Loan Campaign. It is expected Hon. F. L. MUiar. Chairman City Council . • towns, and in practically avery ease •ach auch unit haa "gone over tha top." But there have been .many Instances where a comparatively small portion of • tha population haa subscribed that quota. In two ad- to work wonders in putting the south over the top quickly, and without calling upon .tha patriotic "regular*" to make up deficit a by Increased subscriptions on the last �. • i.i.ril. PAGI TWELVE MARCH 31ST BEGINNING FRIDAY SATURDAY Gootge Walsh Karl Williams . “ PLUCK anti LUCK” also , . . HER FIRST MISTAKE a Mack Sennett comedy THE EVENING PERFORMANCE WILL BEGIN AT 7:45 . TUESDAY D. W. Griffith ptcsenU his crowning masterpiece .* Wallace Reid MONDAY _ ’ in “ THE HIGHEST BIDDER” “THE GREATEST "also a Two Reel Big-V comedy • ' •• : THING IN LIFE” Special music. Admission total: 25 & 50c also.. "* • a comedy Admission 15 and 25c he g r e a te st t h in g in l if e Story Dealing with Love and Wai in This Country nnd In France Proven Delightful rflIRK, * master produccr scored another artistic tri- is that they not only represent his ideas of style better than unyother hats, but tliut bo receives hotter service because they retain their “newness” longer. & Clothing Co. l!«rrf|Nin| Mrn and Uo»* Ur«f THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Factory has not' yet reached normal production. It will take some time, after being entirely given over to war work. We are get* ting a few cars right along, and suggest that you leave your order with us as soon as possible. Runabout, $500; Touring Car, $5£5; Coupe, .$G50; Sedan $775; One Ton Truck Chassis, $55u. These priced f. o. b. Detroit. Don't forget the service we give ip our shops, genuine Ford Parts, Ford skill and Ford prices C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWAftD HIGGINS Salesman * “ SAUCY MADELINE” a Mack Sennett • comedy. 15 and 30c William Fox presenCs % ' an all-star cast in Virginia Pear-on • in * “ WHY I WOULD NOT MARRY” “ LOVE’S AUCTION” also a comedy. 15 and 25c * % A Big-V Comedy also , •State Press Committee*! DeFunink Springs. Florida, Mar •jotli. President R. W. Storrs of the S ta te Press Association has made the following appointment "f • "inmittecs of thnt organization* Only fine materials mil he r, lie,I upon to make a hat appear new after conoidenible wear, and if stylo also is present' t!ie--result is most gratifying a n il “ Mallory Hats" always gratify. Even the makers guaraaty is a sotirre of gratificajion and the new Spring Shades is another. Sanford Shoe “ BRANDING BROADWAY” Kxet-i.'tive Comniittec (iillo-rt I* Leach, Commercial. Leesburg; C. O. Codrington, News, DcLund; Willis M. Rail, Times-Union. Jacksonville; W. M. Traer, Farmer and Srocklnan,' Jacksonville; President and Secre­ tary ex-ollicio members • t *,»iistit-ition and Rytl-aw.-: T. Kdwartl Titr.gi-rald. News, Daytona. Mrs J.uis K Mays. Journal, Pensa­ cola. Ren M (":,ldw,-llt N<-wa, Jas­ per. ' • Membership- It.- I, Sweger. Times. Dudley; Mrs C. II ilolderman. Tri­ bune. Cdcoa; A. P. Jordun, Herald, Punta Gorda. • • Finance: George M. Goolsby, A(N vocate, Wauchula; J. T-. Kewis, Pro­ gress, Wllliaton; W. M. Haynes, Herald, ^anford. Legislation: Herbert Felkel, Rec­ ord, St. Augustine; W. M. Stovall, •Tribune, Tqm pa; ^.’laude Johnson, Tribune, St. Cloud. , Arbitration and Grievances: Stan­ ley Lichtey, Times, Melbourne: M. F. Hethcrington, Telegram, Lake­ land; J. O. Rirch, Breeze, New Smyr­ na; J. T. Barton, Herald, Lake WotV nn; J. T. Barton, Herald, I.ak A. Russell, News, P Harris, Banner, Ocala HONOR ROLL Daisy Rodgers, Louise Fortson. East Side Primary First. Grade— Dorothea Lawson, Junnita McMullen, Maria Moye, Violet Oglesby, Evelyn Peabody, Rosa Lee Pope, Jack Aycockc, Olan Crenshaw, Ernest 'Culp; Edward Elliott, Alton Middleton, Chester Miller, Forest McAlister, Ralph Went, Darell Griffith. Second Grade — M argarite'Carner, It. E. Griffin, Virginia McDaniel, David Rnllard, Francis DuRose, Wrn Lees Locke. Leonard - Miller, Hilly Morse, Jesse Neeley, Cecil ItutherfqrjL Evans Spencer, H. C. Waters, Neal, Louise Powell, Mary Elisa­ beth Pulestoh, Velma Shipp, Knrl Doerner, Ralph Robinson, John Schirard, Harry Woodruff, Warner Scoggan. Seventh Grade—Helen Witte, Joel Bell, Teddy Dunn, Mabel Wilkin­ son, Douglas Hunter, Gilbert Miller, Lucile Pope," Beatrice Martin, Emma Spencer, Nan Paxton, Agnes Perrit, Kittio DuRose, Madeline Mallem, Helen Wakefield, LeClaire Jones, Naomi Scoggan, Evelyn Riggers, Arnold Martin,-John Wilson, George Smith. . * , Eighth Grade— Elizabeth, Flowers Nora Jenkin<, Mhrie Stcmpcr, Lillie Ruth Spencer, Charlotte Smith, Helen Walthall, Florence Witte, Amelia Wall,- - Gordon Rrjssorr,* Ray Howard, William Moye, Roy Wood,, —Doan’s Kidney Pills. Hosts of peopfc testify to their merit. Read a Sanford case: • Mrs. Geo. Smith, Route A, says: “It was about five years ago that I used Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and other symptoms o f . kidney, trouble. They gave me great relief and helped me in every way. Other jnembeni of my family have taken Doan’s Kidney Pflk with wonderful results, too. I am gald ‘to give this endorsement.” Price 60c, nt all dealers. Don’t simply ask for n kidney remedy—grt Doan'* Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Smith had. Foater-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., buf­ falo, N. Y. WAVERLY HOTEL JACKSON VII. t.K . - FLOJUDA • K u r n p n n P lan # H o t a n d r o ll, t u n n i n g a a l r r In r a t h t t » H a l v a : S i n g l e *1 n n d Up. ttaBtlTi- l l . t f ( | Hoorn a n d b a ll, 12.00 am i up. W r r l . l t : S i n g l e IT . l o *». W r r l . l t t t o u b l r 19 I n 112. I n b r a r l o f i h r a l r r a n d - h o p p i n g dl.lritl M ain A A dam - S lrc rta \ SIIHSTITUTE FOR TANKAGE without Its ODOR and AT HALF THK COST* ONLY S.l.iM) per mo Ih. .s vi b MONEY RACK If r e s u l t s nut sail*, factory. Make Life Hard to Hear for Many FEEDING DIRECTIONS Miv Sanford Women thoroughly 5 lbs. Hog lion »hh JS Feed «cl slop­ T i m , many women mistake their pains lbs. ground grains. and aches for troubles peculiar to the p e d ’ or dry in feeders. » sex. More often disordered kidneys are For Sale by causing the aching hack, dizzy spells, headaches and irregular urination. Kid­ ney weakness becomes dangerous if neg­ JACKSONVILLE. FLA. lected. Use a time-tried kidney remedy E. 0 . Painter Fertilizer Co. AT TH E D. VV. Griffith Presents THE GREATEST THING] IN LIFE” an Artcrajt picture thing you wanted you could have? . You’d want the greatest thing in life, wouldn't you? Well, what is the greatest “thing Tn life? Victory? Money? Love? The Distinguished Service Cross? The sight of home at the end of wflr? Or is it— —the glorious thing that an unenvied American youth found in France in tho midst of battle, the thing that brought him all that’s really worth while? Ia it that? •• , ., D. W. Griffith has that answer for you in his newest poodurtinn. Lillian Gish and Robert Harron arc in it and tho great rreator of “ The Birth of a Nation," "Intolerance.” "Ilrarta of the World" and "The Greatest Thing In Life" wjth his*magic has woyen around them a motion picture story that takes its fit place among the photo­ play masterpieces that will five forever. MATINEE AT 3:30; EVENING 7:45 NEW Simmerman. -Kathleen ; Long, VHclf Petera, Roacoo Wallace, Joseph-Prevatt, John Miller, Bernard Shimmom, Byron Fox, Albert Tillis. Third Grade —Charlie Johnson, Henry Russell, Mills Lord, Eric Lundquist, Parker Van Net*, Helen Jinklna, Katherine Van Nets, Har­ riett Roaaetter! Pauline Thompson, % also a Mack Sennett comedy—Admission TRDn. 1 \ ,|„ pi French Orphan i»:n it t.i the! !• wM he of interest lo the parents Kan Gruinmar School I-.,, ,( f ,r t ||n ant! patrons of the Faxt Siile Primary E’ourth Grade Mildred l.oml.}, ,., ' ’s.-ltiMil In I.now that this group of . ,. r i, lifttg* folks Ja •• iiiado upffli- .itu»n Ernest P«-I!axi>, Camilla Puleston, mi of i lie for the nil..plton of a Freneh child Elizabeth Shoe mirk er, Msjggie ,irm of in te r-: " " l aie eagerly awaiting the name Lynch, Claudia Foster, Louise Thrasher r.,, . , i .it .! pl.oto^rapfi of "their c h ild ’’ Fifth Grade—-Lilia Mae Smith, Auieii' i While one of the most recently <>rnf deficney ' ganlzrd of the Red Cross Auxiliaries Luther It.-ll P o w e ll. M o llie M arch*,. co.i-p • 'i.. t> >> St nii'ifle • unity it has been ex Mildred Hand. Jam es llrown. Jack ille.l rifastery Iremely active ar.tl interested m tin Igou. ("ornelius Weth, William Duom appeared Junior Red Cross- &ork and f«>r sev- Rose, t ’loyde Itussc-ll, Kina Slu-ehan. Ronnie Mae Kmlaw, itage than in erut months Juive been planning and E. Starr, I iv (let era! i 'v r k in g ti> raise funtls for the pur­ Kermilh Hurley, Harold Davis. Carmet a Rnrlier, Mary E. Move, Kuth-1 in contrast l*",i«• t*l»«tf*l. crine Symes. ral suspense' I 'niter the direction of Mrs Stella Doris Hand. Jessie Hasty, Tilin' The a (.on Arrington, principal, and lor t-fspeed to the lictent corps of assistants the kiddies Retijamin. Klmu Tolar, Dorothea Neldu Van Ness, Margaret lose, which is have developed eager interest that Ray I Mr tirif- bespeaks Uie entlllisiiistie “ mothermg" which will tie bestowed "l"*n ( ill a yofm gjlhu girl or boy w ho-hccomri* their A i ocial harvest prntege. ?■ A certain young man of careful habits in dress recently told us that the reason he alwavs w o r e FRIDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY William S Hart in “Too Many Millions” plication. The climax is a tumult of forceful action, weighed with sus­ pense. ’ „ For each character, Mr. Griffith suggests the greatest thing in life, slightly different perhnps hut the same in the f n a 1 estimate. As a' drama 'it m akes' attendance a de­ light," as^a profound study of hu­ manity, its momentous theme will recur to the spectator for many weeks. . The picture includes some of the most beautiful photographic scenes Mr. Griffith has ever presented, *ev oral of them secured while he was in France. Among them are phpjo-' graphs o f the Marne river *and Chateau Thierry. AMUSEMENT . in • SATURDAY—Geraldine Farrar in “TEMPTATION T MaBCH 28, im THE 8 ANF0 BD HEBALD Jotal Admission 25 & �fA O I TWO T H f ajw T O ttD m n u L P COUNTY THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM TOR­ RES PONDENTS^-E VENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD AUTO TIRES We carry the most complete stock and the five most select lines handled in the county. Tires we sell are postively guaranteed. Miss May Sjoblom of Lako Mary was the guest of the .Misses Truitt on T uesday.' Old Ajiril 1st fooled us this time, she gave us ice and frost jnsjtead of sunshine. L. T. Hunt and family left Mon­ day for their new home in Ft. Lau­ derdale. There will be services in Christ Church at 10:30 a. m. on Sunday. Fred Lewis was the guest of his mother a few days last week. Mr._ Green left - Tuesday for his TUBES, GASOLIiNE, MOBILOILg, GREASES, COMPLETE STOCK OF home in Pennsylvania, but Mr. AUTO ACCESSORIES. WHITE STRIPE LEATHER FABRIC TIRE COVERS Green says " th e Sunny South for him next winter." . Those to enjoy a picnic dinner IMMEDIATE SERVICE YOU DONT and a pleasant day at Palm Springs HAVE TO WAIT—THERE’ S A MAN were Mrs. Bill Allen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. AT THE CURB TO SERVE YOU Schuman and Miss Edith Schuman, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entxmingcr WEKIWA ITEM S and Miss Alice Halley N. A. Brockway is our new post­ The Longwood Home Guards at­ master and,has moved the office into tended the banquet given in San­ his residence. ford for 'the Seminole County Rex Holiday has sufllciently re­ Guards and report a very enjoyable covered from his recent illness to evening take a position with the Crown Mrs. Speer of Sanford was the Paper 'Com pany in Sanford. He guest of Mrs. Hardaway on Sunday. was sorry to discontinue his studies Miss Nancy Hartley df Orlando at Rollins College, but having missed spent - the week end with her par- so much decided not to go back till e n tv Mr. and Mrs.»L. J. Hartley. Mrs. W. H. Boyd spent sMonday jolly evening was sp e n t.1 Dancing W. Lundquist and little Raymond games and refreshments-were much and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. in Sanford shopping were shopping in Orlando on Tuesenjoyed E. Lundquist, all motored over- to Miss Flora Brock way returned to the beach Sunday to Holly Hill on a. Fred Cowaq arrived home frony Mr. Tullis has been quite ill but Leesburg Tuesday afts^r a pleasant France a week ago. He was in an visit to the home of Mr. and Mrsvisit with her parents. She expects I f improving. to remain in Leesburg till the orange engineer regiment and arrived over­ Ed. Peterson. They had an enjoy seas next day after the armistice able trip and a feast of fresh oyster B. -G. Smith of Oviedo’and Oscar [tacking season is over.was signed. , , . and fish. Bryant~of-' Wagner have purchased Mr. and M rs. W. D. Filtmln the . Waite* Moore,grove. Mrs. Ben Monroe, J r P . Hickson. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Tom T yner and drove in tu Sanford T^rmdav 'a n d ' JA. K_ . Pawiit*-. aotp Charlie Mcrri*Mr. in Mrs MeDatilelr*c:.‘*Oalri* wethe'r are some of the latest to be Sunday afternoon, to bring back land were* the guest* ol Mrs] i\*ary Mr*. Fillman returned Monday. their mother, Mrs. Bengston hoping s e e n 'driving fine new cars. J l r r d s w r " on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. SV A. Brockway the change would help her. The Cubstono Gleaner paid a fine ■ Mr. -fuiihar arid Miss-El*:.- l>u i- were in Sanford on business Mon­ tributedast week to’ if. G. Piet er!ch _Rnv. Edward* of Jacksonville day. * • __________ b«- motorM over to the, .bea c h - n.t for his generous thoughtfulness in writes th a t he expects to he in Lake Mr. Coates and Frank Powell giving the use of his property on Mary Sunday and. in I 'p s a h ai 3:00 have returned to Jacksonville after Lake Silver to establish a Boy next Sunday. We don’t know what u^short stay on their farm here. Scout Camp. his subject will bo but sufe it wiH hoThey are fixing to tiring out a tine well north hearing. Expect th at h-t of hog*. ' GENEVA C S. Flowers motored !•> \*taOscar Nicholson. Victor Peters bula Sunday with Mr, and 'Mr*. Phone 251-\V - 115 Park Ave 1 and Aubrey Moran were- Sanford U . 11 Boyd And’ t h»»r son. K.»**r* hi*! W e d n e s d a y . mohtj. where they spent a u r pleasant <iay with their daughter, ! Mr. It. 11. Morris left for hi* home in New York last Tuesday after Mr* John I.ee • a \ ng spent the winter at t - h«>me here E 1ST SANFORD Mr* L P. Daniels of New Sm yr­ Rev. J R Allen was 'here Sunday (Ogden Armour says "It costs rows. Talk Jt over with your na and Mr* W Brannon of Minims from Enterprise • and prearhed at no more to raise a 1.-00-pound banker, lie. no doubt, i* inter­ h a ie been.visiting their parents-. Mr Moore’s S t a non s-hureh. 11:* daugh­ steer than a 600-pound scrub.” 1 ested in the live stock industry and Mr*. \V J Daniels We can supply you at reason­ and bring him Jo see our offer­ ter. Miss Ituth accompanied him able prices with Hereford and ings. A few 1.200-pound steers Mrs. M flrt-wh who hn- spent Mrs Jennie Powell CNiwan and Shorthorn bulls, cows and calves, will swell your bank account. the winter here left for Bloomington. lick immune *and acclimated. \\ RITE US TODAY. daughter. MtM N elite C ovran drove 111. last week. Iler duught- r, Mrs There is an alarming shortage The Wnlkill Farms won the here fron\ Jacksonville last Thurs­ M F Dooley accompanied h(-r as of hrt-eding animals, and we an­ cutis at the State Fair for the h**t’ day in their car and remained unti ticipated tins in the past two bull of tx-ef breed, and the best far a* Jacksonville Monday, guests of Mr and M-*l years, and are prepared [o furnish herd of beef cattle. When you Mr and M rs.'-J E. Ruse. Edgar our customers with high grade buy cattle, hogs or Angora goats W. W. Miller. Rose and Clarence Willsey, all of stock at reasonable prices. from Walkitl Farms you secure irW p are all glad to sew Mrs. Bar­ Mrs ' Watson of Centra! Lake, Every farnjor in Florida should climated animals, and the value of Lockhart spent last Sunday wit’ ney Beck and children out again Mich., i* expected here tins wees to have a few head of high grade this cannot be overestimatedMr. and Mrs. Auh’rey Moran.* after a bad spell of sickness. be the guest of ber daughter, M r t R A N G E C R U SH puts Mi** Edna Geiger is visiting home A FINE SPANISH JACK READY FOR SERVICE. Pur vice and of M-a. Mar­ Mr and Mrs Hodges are moving a quick quiteus on thirst. Ashley folks this,week. garet Marshall of Cameron City in town this week in their new home. Served ice-cold, its refreshing Mrs. J. M. Chaffer and Mrs. Cal­ We all hate to see them leave, us. Mr and Mrs. Henry C Wood- vin left for Jacksonville last Mon- I natural fruit, flavor delights worth Green Cove Springs. Florid* M- ar*d Mrs AVltt Robinson are irfr irt trirtr car Mcrtdav f,.* and invigorat«*s. ■ * • >fv t-usy putting in their spring Phone 16 Phone 16 S EMI NOLE BANK AN NE X ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE Molorcyle Accessories Motorcycle Repairing Don’t ride thaLold. bike; fradeirirferyTWir bike SANFORD O f) CYCLE COMPANY The Walkill Stock F^rms Company '< i4sfi is o l » : a wherever s o f t d r i n k s - , v v 4 soid. One ice-cold • b<JUle will .induce you to o-der a can? of this golden good­ ness. Our modern machin- * erv bottles O. mi ,r-Crush under strictly sanitary con­ dition*. in i liie b ttflic . Mr and Mrs ( It T.y !••: a iui hen. northern .mime. . . tbi-ir guests, Mr and Mr* Van School is closed this week.on Zandl drove to Jacksonville Mon­ count of mumps. day. The Van ZaridU leave for New York on Tuesday's boat. and Also kee p* u[) hi* wood (Continued on page a,i l.ru w h\j liir ra.*« KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN \PKIl Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. the w hole are known the world ov er a s the FEED FOR THE MONEY We have the complete r New York heme after spending a few months at the pleasant home of hr* mother. Mrs. Pounds ‘of Palatka is visiting her niece, Mrs. Andrew Bertleson at their home in Upsala. Mrs. Bertle­ son has been ill of late but is better now, we believe. Roy Lee was a visitor at the home of his brother, Jesse, Monday. We notice Jesse was off duty the first of the week with an injured finger. .Mr. and Mrs, Fred KreiL of San­ ford spent Tuesday at the home of their parents, coming out to see their grandmother, Mrs. Bengston. We are all sorry to lose two estim­ able families from our midst this week, but hope that both will better themselves by their changes. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hudgins and little daughter, Alice moved into their new home in Sanford Wednes­ day located on French avenue and Second street, this being nearer his work as tin man at the A. C. L. • * line of Purina Feeds and our prices are always See us for Crate Material, Fertilizer and Spray Ma terial. r-;* Tires at cut rates.is our specialty. 'M r. and Mrt. Hilmer Lundquist and their little daughter Melva and their father, Mr. :etson ,who makes his home with them are moving to go on a farm. While h e re . Hilmer has had work at the- paper mill. A number of children hare been ailing this week, among them Mrs. H. G. Lundquist', Mrs. Ericson’s and Mr*. Lee's babies all with fever. Mr. and Mrs. Swanson and Mr. a'nd-htsa. C .- F ^ Lundquist and-chil­ dren after the service were Sunday callers a t th e home of 'Hilmer Lundquist and Mrs. Hod gins and Mrs. Westerdick were calling on Mon- and their children, Mr. and Mrs. E. 20th MARK this DATE WELL April 20, is Easter Sunday That means Youc Spring Suit should make its de­ but no later than that day, if you would be in in the front rank of those correct!v clad. We have a complete line of light weight suits,, palm beachs, etc., that are ready for you NOW, or we can take your measure, have it tailor made, and WE GUARANTEE THE FIT. Let us show you some of our Arrow Shirts and Collars, Notaseme, Monito and other brands of Ladies and Gent’s hosery. Overalls, work shirts, work gloves, work caps in fact everything that goes with Men’s wearing apparel. We can show you the very best in Straws and Panama Hats. Will Appreciate �apwl im PAGE THREE1 TOUR STOCK FEED IS RUNNING LOW. t*HONE 166 FOR SUPPLY Corn, Oats',tGreen Cross Sweet Feed, Laro Dairy Feed, Beet Pulp, Shorts, Bran, Also “ Happy Hen" and Etirekh Scratch Feed. : : : : What She Waa Looking For. Ono of, the mnny excellent stories told by Lady Jepson In her “Notes of p Noipnd" concerns her godfather. “Ho enmo often to our house.” writes the authoress, "Having an obvious ndinlra* tion for thu pretty young nunt who lived with us. One day he culled as usual nnd I nt once climbed on his knees nnd Blared searchlngly Into hh> clear, brown eyes. ‘What's the matter. Daily Fashion Hint H IL L LU M B ER CO BUILDERS SUPPLIES LUMBER LATHS SHINGLES Gray Coppar, The work of n Swiss Investigator mggests that nhsolutcly pure copper L. F. ROPER Customers' uny have n ilglit-grny color like that if most other metals, since It Is found hit*copper which has been ten times llstlllcd In vacuo has only n pale ruso tolor, while the yellow colnr of gold engineer of roadway and one from the general road master, Mrs. Joe Henry nnd baby of Orlando spent a couple of days here Commonplace. this week with her home folks. One of the persistent charges of tho Dr. Puleston has made several Intellectuals ugnlnst Ihe majority of trips recently to sec Mrs. * Frank leople la that they nrc enminonplnce. Thnt, of course, Is n thing only it few ovoid. Out of every hundred, ninetyRev. R. W. Edwards-of Vacksonseven are cCrtnlnly comniftilplnce, nnd vllle is Expected hero last of tho what we rail the Intellectual* nr** not week. the exceptions.—E. W. Howe's Monthly. SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE PHONE 166 J. W. BOOTH “ Ask Our (Continued from page 2) business. People have to keep busy to live now .food is so high and is •till going up hill. '• "* M r. Jesse Thompson is going to fsrm .on his brother, Jack ThoinpaonV place and thinks he will make lie is speaking of it his Home Tin- potato crop is looking fine. We will all soon have plenty of .Irish potatoes and green beans to eat and that will cut tho food bill some. What %»s become of the kniser. No lull, of him now. I think ho ha* been forgotten, thyugh we w'ill find him later on. LAKH Mrr E. 8. -week ft>r her N. Y.. after SMART CLOTHES 0 0 L L K 0 1 O LO THlfl .T a r Young Man a n d ThoM who want to remain young. V7rU« Ui fo r Our M m Style Book. On the farm of Fish & Fish last week, near town an interesting piece of work was done by an explosives’ demonstrator tin .pal met toes to deter­ mine the best method of blasting them. This tree has a very peculiar root system, u mass of fibrous roots in light soil. After experimenting there it was apparent that a charge of explosives placed deep in the ground and under the center of the palm would take -it out in good shape. County Agent Rerry thinks that the cost of this very quick and effective method Is little if uny more titan the coat, of hand work at pres­ ent prices. This demonstration work was done for County Agent Berry by Guy G. Means, an explosives expert of llrfrtow who has been assigned to Flor­ ida by the DuPont Company to work out ugrieulturnl problems where the use .of explosives is indiuuU-d. As a student of laud clearing It would seem to the writer that in the Sanford district it will he advisaldc to handle tho stumps and palmottoe* with explosives and have the light work with junaii trees done by hand. Thorp is.sufficient lubor to handle this part of the work nt rea­ sonable cost, hot not to remove the stumps nnd palms. On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates W. A. Merryday Compaiy cents. I.nnd Clearing In Florida By Geo. D. Lowe The Sanford district holds all the high records for land values in the Coastnl Plain, ami t h e r e -is need for a greatly increased acreage of clear­ ed land.- Labor to clear land accord* ing to the old nnd inefficient method is lacking.:.ai^cardinfft'ftrr'L'onnty Agent Rerry, a n d in addition there seems to Im h sort of trust among MARY ITEM S Montgomery' left Just home in Johnstown, which is boosting Cost 'materially. spending the winter , In an investigation of land clear­ ing which has covered almost all the cutover sections of the northwest and the south diligent inquiry has failed to discover a method, a system, or a rs. I-rank r,vans ur- machine which is economical under lu make the E vans’ s all conditions. Here in Florida the Sorry to rct-ord that deeply taprooted pine slump is drfyin rather poor health, | ing machini-fi that cost many llioue change here will ,do i sand dollars ■to build. The stump 1can he pulled, hut matters of hitch, of anchorage, or movement in the woods and of breakage due to si ruin increase cost anil reduce speed of operation. It seem* that a combin­ ation of methods is to he the final solution of speed and eronomv in land clearing. The Tractor < oinhlnutlon and little daughter On the Whitcomb development at M aitland-Sunnear Sanford an interesting combin­ ation is being used with success. Mi—. 'Morey of Maitland was a Palrnettoi'.x are polled with a tractor seek end visitor here. . which will break Lhe ground later, The rerent inspection of road and pine stumps are also (lulled with masters oyer the system indicated the tractor after they are shot loose that the section of H. D. D urant from the soil with moderate charges was reported as being in best condi­ of explosions. The work has not tion of any on third division. The gone far enough for actual costs to rating* was four points higher than he announced, hub it i»< Unite appar­ any <,n system, lie waa awarded a ent that this combination is suscep­ I'»a no j.riie as a token of apprecia­ tible of solving tin* problem oil many tion id his H in ts Resides several tracts, A heavier tractor may he re­ quired for the work and there artother experimental phases to ho con­ sidered. Instead of a straight pull some tractor experts suggest that the cable he used over the drive wheels SPRING 8TYLS0 A BTRITONQ MODElfc s •'••phihi • ■vwn |UI U ivpj nwu is In bins trlcolette, trimmed with bands of nutria. It Is mounted on a foundation of black satin and tha deep girdle Is of the same material. The fur Is used for collar, cuffs and bands of the funic. Medium sice re­ quires 3'i) yards'6MAch trlcollette and 2H yards 38 Inch satin. Pictorial. Revlow Dress No. 7671 8 Ices. 3^ to 44 inches bust. Price, 2S , W o ik L ib id o * BURN OIL, GASOLINE OR:DISTILLATE Then- lire no wicks, no asbestos rings, 011(1*110 substitutes for eillwr in a Detroit Vapor stove. Durable 8 J a pound iron burners vaporise the oil so that they burn n gas instead of a liquid. The flame is intensely hot right under the rooking utensils, and eon be regulated to any re­ quirement. * Detroit Vapor Stoves "irort Uke gat." The kettles go. on as soon as the match is struck. Double-waited ovens and (lues carry the heat twice roum| the roasting or baking. They rook ns fast as gas atol at a.cost less than with gas, coal or wood* One puf/im of fuel (Tires 18 hour* of prrfect cooltnj and Imkiivj. Each stove is complete in itself. No pipes or pressure‘tanks. Call and ask In see Ihem. W e Have Taken the A gency for the The* PATHE all-wood, amplifying Lorn1churn her, Imilt'entirely upon the violin principle, eliminates all metallic tone ami makes possible the reproducing of every vocal or instrumental selection in a clear, a clear, sweet, natural tone, wijl as the record is played. Plays all Makes of Disc Records • And remember, we can deliver (he goods. Machines nnd Records NOW when you need them We arc the exclusive age fits in thin city fqr lhe famous Napanee Dutch kitchim t. You are assured that we have taken this agency only after thorough investigition to determine which of nil the kitchen cabinets on th rmrk?t w.h tho ono we rould tecommed to our patrons us the leader in its field. We guarantee the Dutch Kitch'me! whole-heat tedly and in doing so its makers stand solidly,behind us We would like to have all of our old cus­ tomer and many new ones come to our stoic not only to see the various models of this beautiful kitchen cabinet, but also to inspect oui other in­ teresting stocks. We want to make you at home in our stoie. We want you to become better acquaint­ ed with its broad business policy, and its excel­ lent service. Come and see us at once. Let us get better acquainted. NO EXTENSION OF TIME FOR PAYMENT OF STATE AND COUNTY TAXES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY State and County Taxes remaining unpaid April 1st are delinquent and will he advertised. In accordance ■with the law. . No -extension for payment will be made in Seminole county. • ' JNO. I). JJNKINS, Tax Collector. *| ♦ ♦ * ♦ « . ** *1 J. D. DAVISON, Manager �•¥ ‘ I A t -1-7TI-- M LfMlran i ij, y s ■ ■ -v_-j*-r -is— ; t — 5? 5; vjf* * THE SANYOBD HERALD PACK. FOUR THESANFORD HERALD R. J. IIOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ( I l ' M C S i m O N PRICK Iff ADVANCE: ONE TEAR_________ ______._________ — I U * BIX M ONTHS. TURKS MONTHS. Kntef *d m S'rvad-CUM M»U MaUrr A a p il H ad I to t, at (1m reatafflr* »l H»nf»*d. 11« M , Under Art W M an h In i. I «T» H e r a ld Building 1 >«t L|>,1 > •» • llA W T#W ~**“ * » h -£ #***• JLL. •■• - O ffln: '*< .w*rrt-PTJTtA-’* T d i f k n a N a, I U reasons is th a t famine breeds an* archy, and anarchy is infectious. If hungry Germany received the gos­ pel of Bolshevist), ^nd it spread from Germany to France and Eng­ land, it would be more than likely to trouble us in the United States. Another reason is that Germany must have food in order to 'g e t back to production and have, the where­ withal to pay indemnities. Mr. Hoover does'not neglect hu­ manitarian reasons, and he also says th a t we have not been and are not fighting women nnd children. ------O ------ ■ ' - . =• - " ' ■• ; APRIL 4. 1919 • v* Daily Fashion Hint WE WILL OURSELVES INTO GROWTH There is not a weakness that camiot be cured by exescisc. Your Brain has many eyes—how many of them have seen the light of progress and power? IF YO U W I L L YO U CA N. '■ Pay at least the price of success by trying to grow financially, morally and spiritually. • CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 JOBS Germany's Bill will cost her forty "Returning soldiers can’t get billion dollars. jobs." Some of them can’t certain­ ------0 ------ u ly. s ^ a j a n u ' . , » i i : i - . i i p n ^ ^ g T --------------I N JERSEY AND SATIN, The horse is disappearing so fast And there are some jobs that Jersey, both silk and wool, la re ­ th a t It is doubtful whether there will can’t get soldiers. These jobs are on ceiving Its share of modish approval R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH, c. m . hand II. R. STEVENS and comes In lovely colorings. Combe a dark horse left by the summer t he farms. PrpfMftlrt Vlra-PrMSdal Csthwf Asa’I CuMa* blitfid with satin, as In the frock pic­ •r vr / o f 1920. Twelve months ago the farmers tured above. It Is unusually s m a rt were wondering how to get through Two shades of taupe, brown, blue or ' Perhaps the senate thought they the year after losing the boys. And, green are suggested as fashlonablo color schemes. The scarf of nutria were inappropriate appropriation by achieving the impossible, they is lined with fancy silk. Medium size bills, and th a t is why they passed did. requires 3(4 yards Cl inch Jersey and 2 1 i r a n ls satin. them up. They say thdy can’t do it twice. . Tfctorlal Itcview Costume No. 7973. They must have the boys back. Slxoa, 16 to 20 years. Price. 20 cent*'. PEACE BY EASTER IS PREDICTED - - Nightingale's Voice Carrlt*. The new Victory loan will amount And I t .seems only reasonable to re­ Tho nightingale's voice can bo heard (Continued from page 1) to six billion dollars. P u t your lease skilled furrn help from the for a distance of n mile. hand into your pocket, and see how army and keep those who have no din." T he meeting begins at eleven upon* the French amendments to much of it is there. Articles VIII and IX as well as . obs waiting • for them . Nxi one o’clock, new time. "Being a Christian" is the theme American nnd Japanese suggestions could call it favoritism, for a farm­ If William Hohcnsoilern years ago hand’s Job is hot an easy money for th e evening, with Sprvlce bfj'as to the Monroe doctrine and the JA CK H O N V 1L L K n .O U Iliv had confined himself to sawing wood •proposition.- And there could be no song. MrN. Takncfi will sing a sper-I equality jnf* nationalities. It is ex* Kurt>*r>n P U n H a t a n i l r n l d r u n n l n f w a t e r In e a r h raum peeled that the league of nations ini oratorio number, Meeting opens instead of planning wars, what a difficulty in picking the men out, as K a t e * : 81-igle f t a n d u p . D o u b l e f l . J o U( commission will meet on Saturday I difference it wohld have made to the they were classified according to vo­ at 7*:.'l0. U nion a n d b a t h ( 2 . 0 0 a n d u p . * W r e l l r : S i n g l e ( 7 . l a IS. Sunday school begins at 9:45, new (to adopt a definite text of the c o v l - 1 . world at large! cations wheri the draft took them " f r i l l D o a b le ; ( S la ( I I . *) In h e a r t nl t h e a t r e a n d t h o p p i n g dlalrlti time, and Christian Endeavor at*, mint. President Wilson* will act as j ----- 0 -----away. M a i n & A d a m s 8lret>l* ,. (i:30. , •' I chairm an-of—the—m retingr-' ----- O -----How can a boy who has to pay a The mid-week meeting is special1 ---- -- * 11 -+*, luxury-txrrttf*ten.-pcr-em r-i Baptist Church next week, and Mrs, Tnknch's ora­ o » a » 'l ball hats and masks and mitts i.zet. Sunday, April Gth, the following torio numbers will .he given aboht Florida LcgW aHm'-Meelrf -Monday ~ be expected-to- grow u-jernto. a man The Florida iegislaturi; will con­ See notice elsewhere. Her and_g. anldlail. 11 o'clock a. m. Sunday school. vene in regular session on Monday Weduwilny evening recitals have i ■ % 12:30 p. m. Preaching. • been of rich value, and no lover-of) np*-t in Tallahassee. — ; N E W W I E The notable things about i h e 5LQQ p.-m. B* Y~r T. U r------- the b«-»»t sacred music should miss Many important matters are to month of March were the March 0:00 p. m. Treacling them. '•tune before this session. On e of hartj and the senatorial filibuster mid The pastor’s message at the noon the most important is the bonding President Wilson's departure and'service will he “ In, Sight of tji JAOfSONVIUi'FlA of tiie state for two or more million 4‘apl. F.il (liles Mere the March winds and the vfrrnal Cross." The ordinance of the Lord’s dollars, to meet the national appro­ equinox. Supper will be observed. in the Captain F.d tiib-s arrived in tin EvfrDpcxnPluvCo.TvpIcte flodcmStn-wd . () evening the pastor begins a series of eiiy on Wednesday -evening from priation for roads: there is consider­ A B’ .IRT TT 1LOURE NOVELTY. oyliide focfis-S^amUsaiod •’i.Bup- Cifi k\ able difference of opinion over this The Victory Loan . Campaign l o ­ discussions in connection with the France, having reti-kved his dis­ ccru'vjctiuvCorwoniont to [vciylhinj ■In Tl v striptu il&uiiL-i.H are still tho Florida at present is most fashtunablo materials for sepaar,,i !l - visit­ imposition gins on April 2 1->t "As usual Sem­ Lord’s Prayer " This study based charge fr ,m • heart ofCity-9ewJ for Booklet ••• M >C WIN7U W.SniTH, PKOP’H •» ing .a t toe home ol hi* brother, entirely free of bunds of any kind rato iklrts .and many wonderful ef­ inole county will lit- among those upon the address, "(Jur Father." not owing a dollar of interest bear, fect! arc worked out hv smart d<^ Frank Giles. who go "over the top" but to do ¥ tie lit Many peoioi- prefer to­ cign' s The skirt llmnu.ui-a nliowo | this the cooper a* ion i>f ev» ry riliren Iteil I ross Work ({minis Report pt Cult - i' .1 fi ritt.-r w in 'tini *iji A il tax id two or even three mills the i ifntcd tunic anil .1 ; p o cut to I is necessary give ho greatest var ‘n the ar- 1 atid -Vi.il till1' y .f ..rd 1.. * htur.iRealizing that there are many Red t ate road purposes and not to rang, aient of tho strlm-s. wnlle they | O Ili■r.iif.ted a: tin* tu.tur. .t k t f tbiVrst honds. Bonds can he legalized run jrtlcally, on the i —t—u.-m.'Thg Cross workers and friends who will ‘T !-"U V-ojuB.g St I ouoq.i If you object to the loss of an i to* interested in know ing just w hat vi ar w;th Mt \ i<11 .i * ,i j *Ivate a n j t-J ' by the Vote of the people. hlour ■ la n clever cr — " i -'Z'. :tl4(l <|dilns OJ|UO t «f waY hour between March and April i ou[ Chapter ha- done for t h e ‘cause h as ftillitvt. +-tf t }, fietu otto, trimmed with embroidery \ t.other im portant road matter I •uni .hut rovers For tho „klr! medr l - • . it. in - >iun 1st remember that it would not [since April, 1917,. i submit t he fol­ t hr mip h i lie e< i „ ed s tat i ons to the jin-.-ei,t»r.HTik in <Jvwi ie iti is,no up l> tip, placing of | nun lie requires 2)^ . have been a "crowded hour of glori­ lowing poj mi-M matt ial; for the w a h . _", ju.u , M•ill Inr-mg ! .-tate roads aheiduteiy in a pi fc i . ■ « .i r» .ite ' :..i.-, .ab!i ous life" you would only hast Hospital ti.arn.u-M-* Inch -.vorBctte. OA< »fjU ,)L|) J(> AtllJ JO Ho- hands of- th e state road depart­ spent it in sleep Surgical DressingI I,list] re. npi f- r o oiiiii * i • ■ a.i.i hi# tiT I'll oHal Review Di,mao No. 7o73 entlt d fo 4 g i •at di it •I credit fi»r ment and fating these roads out of Sizes 31 to 44 Inches oust price, 20 () * Knitted Articles 1,191 d ii.i.i ‘a i i i a ‘M . j v i n the rent roly of tin* hoards of county fronts Skirt No 7871 S| z<?m. 21 to , v It. is reported that Mexico and the I Gun Cover* 150 I his ri -liar:..! '> 1 ’U J.uorlA i unoA’ *< u p missionero There are good ar- 24 Hi. ties waist. Price 20 cents. I I I - lli.t’.l filer.di (.entml ■American and South Amer­ J Linen far Hospital Pieces hi; | Skirt No. 787L Sizes. 24 to 34 In- ( gume.nttf"on both side* of this ques­ JUJ HfUJULI V. dABtj 0 \ \ glad *t*i weh.>i ne h v n ican countries do not especially favor Donation of Clothing for I Cbca waint. Price, 20 cents. tion. too incorporation of the Monroe doc­ Refugee* —Pieces .1,02 plat, fo- the fut on- i.a, L— Another question tlyat will require lib-li made trine in the League of Nations' cov­ deep thought is the abolition of the enant. A pretty sure sign that the Total 20.8 Iff leasing of state prisoners to private incorporation should be made. Respectfully. < enlenur) Mute m ini parties anti the-using of these pris­ —O — Mrs. IJavid Speer, E. F. Ley oners on state road work. This Directpr Woman's Work, The lecture* tft.th e Star Theatre The largest Missionary Ceh'hr.t- question also haS t w■■ S ' d e s one is Seminole Co Chapter, on Wednesday afternoon and night tion e v e r u t t e i iw it e d iii ini- h t- i ii r j r.f that tin- present tease fees pay t tie A R i by [>r Wm II Gillette of the State ti e worl d is prttpose<l f o r t h e i losing cost of (tie slate prison farm] I in* Board of Health Bureau of Venereal <if the Centenary Drlv- of Amsri.an" human side of this question is op­ Diseases, were well attended and Methodism Soldiers Retain Uniform* posed to leasing the prisoners and were both interesting and instruc­ The novelty of camping out in the will doubtless prevail. Un account of a number, of letters tive. The country is fast awakening parks iff each city with the same free­ Woman suffrage will be a thorn in to Che need of giving .attention to making inquiry upon the subject dom and simplicity that campers out Spot Lights - Bumpers - Speedometers - Hot ns Senator Park Trammell desires to in­ the flesh Until some definite aefion is •matters along this line and the soon­ enjoy In the wilds of the forest will form all Florida soldier* who have taken to give the people of Florida Running Board Mats - Pumps nnd Jacks - Head er we are aroused to its importance he enjoyed by hundreds of thou­ (he privilege of voting oj> the ques­ been discharged from the military the better , Light Bulbs - Fan Belts - “ Ford Parts" - Auto­ service that under a Juw approved sands of Methodists who‘ attend the tion. — O February 28th, they are entitled to Joint Centenary Celebration to be t N‘>-fence laws .wdl lie proposed mobile Tires and "Pubes - Gasoline - Oils and The churches of tho city seem to retain a* their o* n property the ui:i- heit at Columbus. Ohio. Iu "'’ ‘" from many of the counties of the be badly mixed up on th e ’ matter of form and out 3t they hud The celebration, which is state ( It eases - F re e Air. Water ami Service. : ; : at llv .1til; 7 Most of them will have the tune It due hii t hi* •m t;> make tune uf their rrlr .tse frutn the j»i*r - tfGC of the outstanding features of referendum clause, putting the final inueh difference what t ime these ser- vice. t hi* Missionary Centenary is_ to lie decision u p Bo the people themselves >li t we would suggest ■ ___ _ __ __ nlir of the largest missionary underfor final determination "gt-l her anti rntiforin t nk igs ever attempted in the world l*honr 2SUW It* Park A tt. There will be delegations from all to uniform hour* lor worship. In and the fact t h a t hundreds of thou­ over Florida* eaeh with one or more At ' the Congregational church sands of visitors will—votne in-their any event the change of time will work a hardship oh the church and •Sunday'-morning in connection with cars from* all over the country has propositions, .all demanding appro­ Sunday school attendance, hut with the service of worship this will be made the Park Commission of Co­ priations . which must he raised by all churches working on the same the subject: "Getting the Most Out lumbus decide to Uirn the parks of taxation, and if half or one-tenth schedule this will be overcome to Of Life, with Illustrations from I ii- the «it^- over to them for their use of them are granted, state taxes will have" to he higher nest year than in some extent. while attending tKe celebration. .the past. ---------O -----Over a qu a rte r of a million guests Tick eradication, hog cholera ser­ .. As’ has always been predicted by are expected and these roming in um. venereal diseases and a thou­ the Herald, the Black Hammock cars will be-allowed to keep them in sand and one important matters are tract near Oviedo, i* coming ’into it* the city parks which offer excellent to come before the session of 1919, own. This week Mr. O. P. Swope facilities- f»*r parking them. The which promise* to be one ‘ of the and ids associates* have taken over a guests will also lie given the use of most important "the state Ras ever i ■ a large, part of this property nnd will the rest and comfort rooms, shower known. — DeLand News. put it under cultivation, with thq re­ baths and provision will bo made for sult tlrat it will add many thousand* ample police protection for those us­ Saves Space. of dollars to Seminole’s value. ing the parks during the time of the If yon have not n kitchen closet to • American business is being reduced^ to a cash celebration. While Seminole is a small county hnng cooking utensils In, get n large in area it is there, with the goods bash. This is as it should be. But business cannot succssThe idea of the Joint Centenary pox, place II In 4he corner nenrest your just, the same and has no equal in Celebration at Columbus is to make stove, paper ll Inside and drive ntill(s fully operate on such basis until the people establish a margin this state or any other state for its the Methodists, both north and in Iho sides, on whlrh in hnng different of savings with which to tide ovei shtgt periods of illness, un­ south, familiar with the work being nrtlcles. Have curtalnM' for the front employment or other misfortunes. done by the denomination for mis­ and cover, top with oilcloth, which will nlso give von a handy kitchen table at We certainly have all of us ex­ sions both at home and abroad, and Business can be conducted with gteater economy n very small expense. cellent reasons for .trusting to. Mr. the whole plans have been developed on a cash basis. Goods can be purchasod cheaper. The pre­ Hoover's opinions in regard to food. upon a large and an interesting liminary education necessary to the establishment of the cash _• Security Agalnit Pellagra. And he ha* just informed, us why scale. 7 The United State* public health AmerUan foo-J.should be shipped to system is that of.thrift hnd savings. Business must apply it­ Florida . Methodism will do its service report* that the disease, pellnGermany, taking the subject from and will share of (fentenary work self to encouraging its customers to start saving. Plant the gra. Is largely, if. not entirely, due to nine different points of view. share in the great celebration. seed, even if it_ is only a thrift stamp. It wili have a leav­ 4 fm lly diet. Wlien meat nnd milk One of the most practical of these Wilson Poster for C e n te n ary .—A • re supplied in adequate quantity (ben­ ening effect. Kell War Saving Stamps. Build up a financial beautiful new poster has just been ts a pnntli-jil security against tills TWBED ALL DEE38ED UP, receive in mu cgminunity. We will help you. t Borne unusually clerrr things ar« issued by the Centenary of the dl-.-n-e. wliii-li hi.-** >tutr x-aused 3,TOO done wllh the novelty tweed this sea­ Methodist Episcopal ('hur-di. Smit h. ( d mths. Wc . son, beeauao they are Impressed Into It will be one of the most effective . oervlre hitherto given by olh<r ma­ pieces of advertising issued in tj:eir Still Have Good '•Know Thyself." — ---terials. .The njw tweeds arc exceed­ campaign fop $35,099,000. It is a When Oud gpyp ynu ymir talent, ho ingly soft and pretty. The simplest Envelopes at dcalrns ore used for tho development, p h o to g ra p h e r President Wilson in a ,;mnv what ,l? wnn doing. Don’t be as pictured here. The contrasting framo'and over his signature the fol-1jshamed of ^t. IVm’t try to hide It. bc5c a Pkg. notes are supplied In piping* ®f black lowing quotation: "Let no man sup­ ‘ catnip R Is not of the showy sort. Don’t satin and collar of white crepe. Me­ pose that progrow can he divorced try to twist It Into lynncthlng It rvna dium slito* require* 4 yards 48-Inch from religion, or t h a t ’ there is any never meant to tw>. Nobody ever yet material, with *; yard crepe. Satin, Offlce Supply Dept. platform other than the platform made n success, who was not content ribbon may bo used for the piping. Phone 148 ■Sanford, Florida Pictorial IteTtew Dress No. 7989.. Writtef. in th e-u tte ra n c e Hof our Lord to use without apology the gifts that I W ^ B irh am e. Sixes, 16 to 2D years. Price, 2& cents.- and Savior.” PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD . SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS im m m m m m m m m m m m x x x Daily Fashiofi Hint WAVERLY HOTEL HOTEL ANVdWO^ HNIlNlHd HlVHHIl Everything for Your Automobile! ;Sanford Cycle Co. Daily Fashion Hint Why Business Men Should Urge Thrift FIRST NATIONAL BANK HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Sanford, Florida » V K , Crwv-’. I} h+ ** _ ... �* : “» ■. * - rzr .” - g ■? y.~r»-f.: :*T --= i • ,> APRIL 4. 1919 THE SANFORD HRRAID 1 # PAGE FIVE Good stock of Overlands, Veiles Florence Shimmons an<l I’aiges on our floor for immedi­ Mr, Shimmons was recently called ate delivery. Overland.Sales & Serto Michigan by the death of- his vjee Co. ,• 47-ltc youngest sister, Miss Florence. Af­ •Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Holly. Mrs. ter severe suffering she passed to her c E, Henry and Mrs. Thrasher and eternal reward at the age of 18 Miss May Thrasher visited Mrs. years 2 months and 9 days. -Flor­ T hrasher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ence was light hearted and of cheer­ D. L. Thrasher leaved today for spent pleasantly with friends in St. E. L. Ferrari .at Eusti* last Saturday, ful disposition, always had a smile Petersburg. Tanipa, making the trip in Mrs. Thrasher’s and a good word for those about her.’ There is no car more silent than a Don't forget the girls of the Pipe car. They found the pretty city of She was a favorite among her young Willy* Silent Knight.47-1 tc Organ Club are having a cooked Eustis filled with tourists and the friends. She- bore her sufferings pa­ J. B. Hall was in Tnm pa Friday food sale at McCuller’s store Sat- j people over there are going after a tiently indeed. Her kintt and gentle urday, April fi. 47-ltc and Saturday on business. i bulkheaded lake front and- many ways will always linger in our mem­ Mrs. Pearl Hagood Harvard of other improvements. Some exceptional bargains in used ory and while we feel our loss is Barnwell, S. C., is the attractive j , , . . . . « r s at Overland Garage. 47-1 tc heavy we know our loss is Heaven’s - “ y“ “ * " nl 10 ■’ho" ' Cooked food sale a t .M cCulltr’s tu e .1 of M „ . J. B. Ray a . h t f H . r n . byour ORDERS FO R PIANO T U N ­ gain. on the Heights. store Saturday, April 6th. 47-ltc ING to Wade, the Tuner, Orlando. Miss Shimmons will he remember­ We have the agenoy for Victrolas 41-Stp Miss Zoe Munson returned from ed by her friends at Sanford ns Jacksonville Thursday. , and Victor records. Flensed to dem­ Our battery dejxartmont is mod­ spending the winter here .with her onstrate them to 'y o u at any time. ern and complete. Batteries for all brother a year ago and was -em­ ' New Victor records at Yowell47-ltc cars. Get water in your battery ployed a portion o f ‘her time at H. Spt-er Co. Have you heard them? Mrs. J. N. Whltner and Mrs. H ay every Sen days. Free service. Over- B. Crowder's store. , -----* 47-ltc 1/ Dickins attended the annual’meeting land Sales & Service Co. 47-lte Ituth McDaniel was here Satur­ She leaves' to mourn her loss a of the Ladies' Presbyterial Union! ShprilT llr#(,y haH relurn(/d from day and Sunday from Jacksonville, father, two brothers and four sisters held in Orlando tins w.eek. New York where he was summoned and a host of friends. Used Cars—Several renl bargains. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White, M rs.! as a witness in a desertion of a solWightiTire Co. 47-5tc Daiger and little Frederick and Mrs. dier case, the same being tried at K. T. Thrasher returned Thurs- C. P. Herndon and Claude Jr,, mo- Hoboken. ’Sheriff Brady saw all the ♦ « • ♦ • ♦ ♦ f day from Dade City and Clearwater. t ored tu Orlando Friday. sights of the big city and had u tine ATTENTION METHODISTS “ There's a man a t the curb to* Slimmy Long of chuluota. ser- time while he was away although lerve you. . 47-5tc jg o an t in the medicnl corps, United the blizzard —......... — .......... , made him long to get - - Lemon pies at the cooked food S ta te s Army, jma D'cti duihacgndi KtHtU*-id’ti ewrrm*-rirmr- Ttrf* •»w »lrrir,fbf - H S tt' ♦ Sunday are changed to the Sheriff says the people of New sale, McCuller's store Saturday, a n d re tu r n e d to his home. following: _ ;, ^ -*r* M -- -c April 5. 47-1 tc Joseph Engo of the firm of Enge York are all ’right and made him Bunds.- school 10:00 a. mi feel right *at home. * A Velie is as near silent as any car Bros., commercial artists .of 'JnckP-eachlig ID.IO n. m.. We have a Goodrich tire foV your ran he without being a Willys Silent son villi- is in the city this week in| Senior League. 7:.10 p.’ m. Knight. • 47-ltc cat, either Kilver.town Cord o r .F a b ­ th e interests of his firm. Frearhing p.*m. * Mrs. It. E. Millen motored over We have one absolutely new Ford ric. Overland Sales & Service Co. New Time , --------------—— 47- K v to Fort Orange with t h e . Bruipley-s touring car for sale at a bargain. — . C. W. White, F. C. Sunday. • * Sergeant Sam Bennett of the Overland .Sales & Service Co. Marine Corps Wiu—ui-U«—ettj'-Wptb 47-ltOi Mr. and Mrs,-Billy 11111 and Mr. Copyright 1919 H u t Schsffatr & M s rr — * his. Sanford and- Mm; -Ncri-m&Tt \V. 1 . Harvey and three nesduy * railing on xLt.fnv -children 1.!I J .ifre visiting t ...at the l.home —. ,L Friday. ofi friends. .He was .^fHT~guest .of his Overland Service is the kind-of Mrs. Harvey's parents, Mr. and sister, Mrs. .Matthews. Sam was drt T.» Teachers of County Schools service you like to' tell your friends Mrs. A. Robbins'of the »We*t Side. the rAdd for a long time as the rep- -After-.M ay tsr, tile examination reaentHtt'vf nf the EH Witt Clgiif Co. _aboutv— ———---- — ...........47»ltc—■ .Mrs! AT-RoliliTns is in Tampa this of Tam pa hot when America called Uiicstioiirf on ’ THEORY AND A II. .Fuller of Altamonte was a week jn. attendance at the state for volunteers Sam joined the Mu­ FRACTICK will lie hosed on La • -• '-business visitor in Sanford yester­ meeting of Ahe Eastern Slur. Mrs. rine Corps and was in the lighting Rue’s TH E SCIENCE. AND ART ‘ *9 day. • . Robbins will preside and open the ali the wa> through, getting two (IF T L \ ( KING, price SI,2d post­ * * * t Mr and Mrs. J. B. Lawson and meeting. * i shrapnel wounds irt - tin Arginine paid. This hook is published by thf \ / O U have to depend on som eone for the Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Barber and Forest that put him out 'of business American Book Company, Atlanta, Mrs Ueidtnan Caldwell motored to Orlando Friday. family of Boggy Creek (near Kis- f, r u time ml he afterward joined Georgia, and may be obtained A latest and m ^st-correct style; a m an does* <iii tin- famous Victor records at si ounce' were the guests of Mr and Ini outfit and was on till l!hmi- aftt-r tlinmgh th I D.1 le.ili r it! fit'll IM* hooka. Yu A.-il-Spet-r Co. They ran be Mrs, George Waters on Fark ave­ tin- armistice was signedi. hit decide these things for himself. If he ’did, T. \V. Lawton. Sii|it. nue Sunday. 'U*fd on any machine. 47-lte I’ul.lr. Ins ru ti Mi, Si nil* t'u \ ( nrrei Ion Bent Tires, gasoline, oil greases, 1 !' McCuller went to Jacksonthcre d be as m any styles as there are people. ■1i>- It ■ v s » •»-k V. S. F. distilled water for storage In <>ur issue of hisi w< ■ stall'll vi!!< Monday and returned Wednes­ batteries. Free tire service. that Forrest Lake \ us liri-siib’tit of day uiili hin ear. .You can have the correct inform ation from This was " T h e re ’s a man at the curb to serve the new hotel corny my \v. F. Bartlett Mrs F A. Taylor of Enterprise an error. Mr Lak* is chnirman >>f 17-T»tc•Oakti •K. G: . May 10. 1ti 17 the w orlds best style authorities and it does’n t is the guest of her niece, M n S. U. you.” Wight Tire Co. the board of direct »rs and II It Old Kent in ky Mf X- t u , II H. Stcvehson, formerly of this Miinliolsi-r this week. Paducah, Ky. city but now employed bv the gov­ Stevens is president of the company co§t you a cent. It’s all in the 'I Mire Whitnec attended the I" *P Forster is eh arm an of the Gentlemen: ernment aa meat jmipector at Jn<’k i an,t f Si,it. Sunday School Association in sonville was a Sanford visitor on finance committee Flense allow me to state that I Orlando tm Wednesday. Sunday, enroUte to Tampa on of­ That all are excellent executives have sold your hog cholera remedy •Mrs It II Murks, formerly of ficial business. is evidenced by the fact that the for one n-uson and have ordered this city but now of Atlanta wiys a T he Sadies of the Methodist church work is going steadily forward and mure for this season. Last year I »Mi t in the city this week. . j will hold a fancy work and cooked stock sales lisis week are better ttmn sold it to 12 or 16 men who raise New Victor records arc arriving fno,j sa](, n( McCuller’s store on any recent week during the past hogs. 1 told each of them to take regularly. Come in and try them Saturday, April 12th.. Don't forget month. Tlie directors are doing ex­ the remedy, feed It to. their hogs Yuwtdl-Speer Co, 47-ltc cellent work along this line and one and, if they lost a single hog from the date. 47-2tc I f m u Xlid’nt get a copy, till us; of them at least is.giving the greater disease of any kind not to pay me Mr. Tom Martin of the claim de­ Mrs. F. L. Chambliss, Mrs. .Wicks, . we'll see lliat you have one. t partment of the railroad is here for Mrs. C. W. Culj>epper and two chil­ part of his time to this work with a cent for the remedy, but when the ri*su!t thift he is rolling up a they began to sell cotton every man a couple of months from Orlando. dren and 'C u lv e r Estheredge weft? nice bunch of cash and subscrip­ came in and paid me for the medi­ Leslie Henry of Tyler, Texas has guests of Mr. and Uav*d Speer arrniil ;yid will he *with his father. last Thufsitay. coming over from tions with \i Inch to start operations cine iiruj every one of (hem told me in the near future. thut H was the best hog medicine L A Henry in the produce business. Geneva ' ' "Everything Men,and lloya Wear" they ever used. One man paid me M *i Margaret Allen of LongL E O N ’S AUTO TRANSFER for the small package and bought $5 1. O. O. F. Entertain winiil was the week end visitor with HAULS E V ERY TH IN G . PH O N E THE HOME OF HART SHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES worth inure and said it was the best her cousin, Mrs. W. C. Satrher here 91. H O T E L CARNES. Sanford Lodge of I. O. O. F. upent 4 4-tf ’ * that he hud ever tried. last week. A m ong‘ those attending the Billy one of their most pleasant meeting Yours very truly, ^ guess you have heard about .the Sunday meetings at Tampa last nights last Monday evening. -Odd \V. fc‘. Bartlett. . r A’ f # , “• 1 (-1 (.tif * tef.Jif oepurtilient Sunday were C. II. Smith and son, Fellowship is growing in Sanford. Th« Upper Crust. Merchants Grocery Go., M'erlami Sales .t Servi.’e Co Little M Ln* Uppish—I suppose, mam­ Dwight, W. F. Fields und J. E. Mr- N h. '-’7 has work each four' meeting Sanford, 'Fla JarNNONVILLH. ru tu tiM nights in the month conferring the ma. It’s only birds of the higher elass 47-ltc too so llalhi Alexander. 44-Stc initiatory degree the .first Monday ttinl go Smith for the winter.—Boston Oppohlie M . r . r i U , . Alt m o d r r . I m p , , , , . ..mi Mrs. Craig H a r m of Or ■Mrs. Frank Reid, accompanied by ( ari-lcssnesM I t r s u l l s in F a i l u r e i Transcript. • IliuIh were the guests of Mrs Hur- her two attractive daughters. Doro­ night in the month und continues • llhoul h u h . SI u i d up; » l l h b u h f t XII — , That is why we say "Feed B. A. **<*•«- W. H. JONKH, Mer, ' *^ n- m<ither, Mrs. T. S Davis Sun­ thy and little Alma left yesterday •first, second and third degrees, so Thomas' Hog Powdpr according to whetf a fifth meeting' night occur* day for her home in Winston-Salem, Brazil Now Coffeo Center, DO NOT FE E D IT the debate comes as to how to spend directions. Arnhln formerly supplied the world N Bauman of the- Diamond Tire N. C'., after a visit of a few months SLOPPY, but mix it with ground it most prosperously, so agreed an with coffee; Intel' the West Indies, Company was a business visitor to to her sister, Mrs. A. F. Connelly, JACKHONVILLK. ri.O ltlllA often meeting, plenty of refresh­ feed and moisten with just enough nnd then Java "took the lend, to ho n*r pnd lla|an HlrrUi t e n tj yesterday, culling on the DR. DAVIS IS STILL AT L IN ­ ments and good talk*. So Monday water to make a crumbly mass. All >pllr«*d lick*! afflrrp In balldlpf, r»nsupplanted In turn by Brnxll, which local trade. . Then each hog gels a beneficial dose. l*f «f r«pr,lhln|. All mpdcrii Impra.r(n.nla. COLN HOTEL. SEE HIM FOR evening being the fifth meetiug now produces about three-quarters of rif»l «!»»• la pv«rr particular. Main. *aa See full directions on package. GLASSES FOR HEADACHE OR -Mr, and Mrs. B, L. IVrkins_ and night was a grand success. Several tho world’s supply und controls the prtPon, 11.00 la 11*50; l*a pprasaa, 11.00 la SZ.Se. tlalh SI.SO, Sl.OOi l»c paaplp SJ.S0 EYES TESTED Brothers from Kissimmee were pres­ Your money back il you* are not market. little Braxton arrived Sunday fro m ! FOOR VISION. SS.00. K. ritANK PEAHCK. rfap. satisfied. 40-tf Laytona and will make their future J FR EE, ent, accompanied by District Dep­ ’Merchants Grocery Co. h mie in Sanford. I E. C. Hoskins and R, R. Redding, uty Grand Master O v e rtired . A Sanford, Fla. . Mhen you buy records for your! freight claim expert* from Tam pa large crowd was present and all 44-3tc Machine get the Victor records. were in the city this week in the in­ Sanfprd Odd Fellows who were not Th n are none better, Yowell- terest# of the F. F. Dutton Co., present missed a grand treat. whose ’ freight claim business they s P^«r Co. 47-ltc . Mr. and Mrs. D. L .’ Thrasher, handle. Justice Holloway Christian Science services will be and Mrs. C. E. Henry, Dr. and StMninole county now boasts of, a -■rs. I’uleston motored over to Day­ held at the Woman’s Club, Oak ave­ new Justice of the Peace, and while tona Beach Sunday. • nue, bet. Third and Fourth streets,’ IS A S G O O D A S the new Justice has had his commis­ ^ k 7 ,l«n G u jhrle came riown frmn on Sunday, AMihdKfr, Hi II o'clock. sion about a month, yet he is just V. sycross and spent Monday and 47-tf getting under way ns a Cburl. Jus­ d Wight und tice Holloway now presides over the Word comes from I Tuesday with home folks, returning William Coulhourne that they will peace and dignity of the Longwood tu Waycress Wednesday. noon be home os they have been in Justice’s District. Justice Holloway Mrs. C. DeW. Brower returned cantp near Baltimore for nevera was a visitor to Sanford Tuesday. h,,nip Monday after a week or two week*. Reginald Holly also of the! Tank Corps will be in the U. S. A. in the near future anti expects to sail from France next week.’ Are you a G E T -T O G E T H E R M E E T I N G Members and friends of the Congre gational church are 'clalled to t •upper and special subject meeting Good CVedit has been the secret behind many a Wednesday, Al)r^ Begin to lrr£e and small fortune. gather a t 7:30, supper at 8. Mrs. Takach's solos after the business Witdout Credit no but-iness or individual can be — at meeting, about u, li'-lt,p permanently successful ‘• v Are you a member of We are agents for Vtctrola Vic­ the iiuptist Church? Open an account at this Bank NOW. T FOR DRESBY WEAR. tors and Victor records. Pleased to One of the disilnrtlvo now toilettes Ftlnblish your Credit. Jt will serve have you call and try the new ’rec­ in either event a hearty welcn*ne for late .Fall and early .WlnLer.-la.. ords. Yowelt-Sjwer Co., 47-ltc w you in time of need. shown hero. It |g' carried oat. In no­ . Sanford, Florida —---- • await* you at velty satin and velvet and shows how Mr*. W. T. Sheill and her ann, effectively bands of fur may be used Anderson and her daughter, on tho lower odges of tunics. Tho STR EN G TH S E R V IC E Lillian Berry,- who have been the evcrbloueo and panels are of velvet ALL INVITED-GOOD guests of her daughter. Mr*. H. B. Sunday School IQ A. M. nnd the same material finishes th« MUSIC. GOOD PLOOU Crowder returned to their winter Haro sleeves. The f a r Is nutria. Mo1’rtacbing 1130 A. M. & 7:30 P. M home in Clearwater. Mr*. Berry Alum Size requires 4 yards 40-Inch f ' novelty satin and 2y. yards 40-Inch Cor. Qth St. and Park Ave. leaves on Saturday for her home in velvet New York. The family will later HOME INSTITUTION “ M. H. MASSEY, Pastor Blctorta! Rtnrlew ■ Costume N a re-omsembtc af the Sheill cottage at -f f : ^5■-%%*i ‘ *;:y 7908. fll^ja, J 9 to 20 yean. Pricey Atgonac, Mich. » Ot&Ue 1 : u• ->• ■*■» ............ — i UtUel*»ppenl»<» Mention of ■ Hotter* In Brief Persons! Items of Interest . . In and A bou t <£ The City ^ Summsry of the Floating Smsll Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers 1 . •: WHO IS-Y O U R ST Y L E A U T H O R IT Y ? . Spring Style Book By Hart Schaffner & Marx . Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. _- DUVAL HOTEL Atlantic Hotel Daily Fashion Hint M % . YOUR CREDIT YOU MAKE IT Try The Want Column STRANGER ML H E value o f credit , with a good bank may not appeal to you until you need it. T SANFORD Elks Glut The First Baptist Church FRIDAY, APRIL 4 S eminole County Bank Admission - $1.00 ■ . r^-= J = * �, APRIL 4 1913 PAGE SIX GROWING RICE IN FLORIDA Cyclorams, Ga. ~ Grant Park, Atlanta, Daily Fashion Hint SPECIALS Muck Land Over the Stale Sullec to T,hls Crop ‘ . t, TRAPS MARK The City' o f GOODRICH -Akron, Ohio_ Card of Thanks I desire to express my apprecia­ Many acres of land suitable for tion' and thanks to all those who rice growing ore scattered ovef the entire state of Florida P. Spen­ contribuUni^so largely to the success cer of the Extension Division of the of the Missionary Pageant presonted College of Agriculture, says th a t the at the Methodist church .on March soils that are suitable for good crops 27th. Lack of space prohibits the nam­ of rice are those having uniform sup­ plies -of moisture, but with drainage ing ot each person, but especially are provided so t t a t there will be no thanks extended to Cojumbis and standing water. The soil must have other members of the pageant; Mr. a fair amount of organic matter. Horne, musical director, for the oc­ There arc many drained ponds casion; to Mrs- Munson, Mr. Stone, throughout the state th a t have the Mrs. Robert Herndpn and Mrs. Terrequired soil conditions, and as a wllllger 'In grateful appreciation Tor their beautiful music and to Mrs. NOVEL AND ULTRA-OHIO. Wilmot for the use of hats, also to An unusually smart sllp-on dress Hire n u ). also be grown on drier the members of the Presbyterian Is pictured bore and will bo appre­ ciated by tho woman engaged In war lands, and where the seasons are choir who assisted. work or qjher duties that take her Mrs. F. L. Nixon. favorable good crops are produced; nway from homo most of tho day. but there is more uncertainty than riald flannel la used.In Its developin the wetter soils, d u e 'to a Inek of Superstitions of Seamen. inont three yards and a half, 4 8-in­ mohture, particularly during * the If a mntt Is lim t's e a , fils most crlt* ches wlfle, twine roqulred. One yard early summer months. In some of nil tlnu)<U when-land 1^ first sighted. of 27-Inch -satin will bo sufficient for the larger lakes where much of the If he survive an hour after the sighi­ the collar and cuffs of tho tiara We water lias been taken_out, there is, ng of Innd he will recover. On soma sleeves. Pictorial Review Costume No. 7915. hlstllng la forbidden—4t usually a layer of alluvial soil that trawlers Sizes, 16 to 20 years. Price, 25 cent!. will give good crops. As such .soils irnres away the Hah. Other skipper* jelleve tbnt to wash, your face In the are usually thoroughly seeded with Diddle of a trip will break n apell qf weeds, the crop should be planted :nlm weather. Owner going north. Call at CIS so that 1t v.cnn ’ be cultivated during ,Q -"c*-4*r4Vp-"; ■■yetrv the kufirmer; For Sale— Nancy Hal! an d Porto Much of. the truck lauds m ay be Thfr swept youngT-ihlngTlioiicht she Rico sweet potato draws now ready, planted in rice after the winter crop was making a huge success. “There la ■$•2.00 per 1000.- F. O. 'B.- cash with is harvcsled. These soils are Usually only fine llilllg t caiVf understand.” be order. Cates Crate Co. 47-Sle well fertilized and produce gand started lo any. “Only tmey* she asked. crops.. In many' sections, particular­ ly in south Florida, rice U preferable to corn, especially where the truck crop is not harvest cal early enough to pia'nt iorp before--April 1. On suitable land, no fertilizer is extension Shoeks Retard Drug Action,necessary. However, like every “f'liock retards the action of drugs.'* -other crop, good mature seed should Fny.s Hie llrvue fie Medecltte. “ Frogs be used, a n d -nothing but-the upland In iiHtutu-of *lir>ok-froti) h blow ott-llte F o rl-S a la^ G o u fi—butfey. * - C!ht\np. load nr an elretrie shark <11<1 not re>pojit| t,n i he effect -of a | m i | * o i i until »t» suiiiclrnt after a period of tight tir ten ttnies longer Hum under 'tuinaal rlreum* stances, 1-1 >n when S|r>elitrtne. for oxuinple. was Injected hy the vein.” Celery Bleaching Paper Cypress Lumber . SEEDS Bean, Swceteorn, Pepper, Tomato, • Cucumber. *. INSECTICIDES Bluestonc, Arsenate Lead, Paris Green, IJme-Snlphur. Crate Material, Nails. CHASE & CO Pelican Its bill holds more than its bcllican. But a t that, its heart is bigger than its bill. It is the only bird w hich shares its food with other-apd weaker fowl So the cjueerold pelican loom s up handsom e .inAGoodrich’s - e y e s "■ v—e y e s w hich see beauty that is m orethan skin deep. Go6drich, it is true, m akes Sifvertown Cords the handsomB eau Brummel tires of sm art cars. Yet if clumsiness and ugliness would add one m ile to .their •service, G ood rich would make them clum sy and ugly as thequeerold pelican. “Q uality First,” rules in the manufacture of Stiver towns; and they render quality service first and last. Give your automobile the obvious grace rind elegance of the ■ Tires w ith the T w in Red Diamonds on the sidewall. Their m ileage is cure. B u y Goodrich j 'ires fro m a Dealer I’rufr anlonal of Nil tir atI Helmet* Fluridfl ),a burnt tirt of Hollirtw *,ollr|v vVirtirf Park, rln , No*. Sib. ISi *i -J * nf ih«* *tin pie ith .a tn n l Ihr* f o l i o ’*,! olor ra rt lu * , rrc VntmunlA t)d >Jitumliiuit] ^mmuni* The gtiHrnrr pr* Birth of Great Organization. The llrM organization under tho i ttnute of the Young Men’s f'hrlstimf ns- 1 mm ,I n t i . at O i l* e f T c - li- 'l .Illt ie fi *rry Mvtil! amii up ' In a d t l i l l u f . r r . It p i i i t f a s c t f aj ir a f a e r a t i o n a n i l i | H | I, til l'lightiel dm- l*i lie- effort* of George William*, f.-r the purpose of prayer i Hint Bible stud*. * l.ihrnTv ' mid rending l if fcis. tillliT 6* i * u T - * ft t*\ mI r*M»m uiM* liii»*r I he barterHlog plr* of the nalrr. nfnl bacteria, full itii'l li*f*tur»» nn«l Of the ffinnjr »« I ht* ii‘•Mirifl- mm** • s u p r r i o r in charm vktiirh f li.ir.ii !•n.-t-. ,-d! patpotie production-. Much' credit !b due the d ire c to r lo r the S p le n d id way if! which the iariou> el.arat t*-r> Were niper.-iunuted, s h o wi n g the ex­ cellent training given hy Mrs" "Nixon” The various countries, <d the world were interestingly imperson­ a t e d -hy a group of efficient young Distributor H u g o 's D e s c r ip tio n of R h in e . Tile Rhine P It -treat!I of Vtil roll IIpects. Victor Hugo, who wrote what tvas perhaps tin- finest article ever For Sale T|ve property fronting written ahnut it t-uid; “The Rhine i» .11 ti feel jin French, avenue, 10 fuel unique; it combines the quallthut of above Lake Monroe,’ running west, every river. I.lke the Illume M 1- rap­ making a tract of about fifteen acres, id . hroail. like the Loire; etieaied. like the front part in orange trees anti a the Meuse.; serpeidlue, like the Seine; two story hwiise wilh out houses, lltopi.l a ml green, like the Somme; hlstoricid. Hk> tin- filter; total like •tie \\ ill -ell it. , ii rp- pie**-- p,r the wEnle T h e hj, k p,,rl I as about an I'lllialte. lav -I, I no!- like the Nile; piece acre of mUek land leu lit' feet deep, \ l o i h fuu Let ttwet.s. as "t ... spangled util, gold, like an American one three and one two inch drive river; ami. like a river ”f Asia, abound­ Iiimbia wa- a vert d'-lightfu! r>-j re well on the middle live, Apply to ing vvlth phantoms and fables.” sent at ion of this far famed lad., of owner. W. F. Leavitt. Sanford, Flu. Liberty. Antoinette Shinholser and Mary Elizatieth Nixon, two little Americans, were adorably charming, ♦ ii ♦ typical of Amur!run childhood he <k For Sale Garri>>»r» 1'rush milk c •w It L. 46-ltc For Salt- I 'urn, . |!,.r ,>htru and Mump.- hire pi g'. Legist r re«l stock. Phone 320-1 Paul Keely 4 5-44 p Between DcLsnd and Orniin's green sweater, John kor's label. Liberal reward *d to A. W. Kent, Batchelor Winter Park. 46-2tc d ,— Furnished cottage or L o st—A Rebckah pin several isekeeping rooms in or near days ago. Kinder, pie ase return to . Tw-o children. Address Herald Office. 46-21C Herald. * 47-3lp Kodak Finishing—24 hour service II. C. Shcfer, 113 Elm Ave.. Snn ford. Fla. 4'3-6|p found FOR RENT A ju in o n rASinoN. There are more than .‘1,000,000 Ford cars in daily operation in the United States. Tlijs is a little better than onehalf of.„ali the motor cars used in America. The Ford car is every man’s necessity. No matter what his busi­ ness may be, it solves the problem of cheapest transportation. We solicit your order now, because production is limited, and we must make it the rule to supply first orders first. Touring Car $525; Runabout, $500; Coupe, $650; Sedan. $775! Truck Chassis, $550. These prices f. o. b. Detroit. c. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman • * LOST WANTED Wanted Active, intelligent young iando man who wishes to learn surveying. Must not he afraid of mud. water or work, Fred T. Williams. 17-2Jr Service Co We also have ybur size In United Slates. Hood -aad-ln- H—d.Wodr Tires ELDER S P R I N G S W ATER Daily Fasbion Hint & have them and will be glad to demonstrate this popular car to you a t any time. Expert Mechanics at. Your Service Always Fur Sale S anford Farms 1 and 2 in Block 15 Inquire of . K. E. ? All Local Advertisement* Under (iambi e. 906 Cass Ave , Detroit, The, costumes f «r the pageant This Heading THREE CENTS ^ Mich. 46-8tp were appropriate* and furnished Line For Each Insertion. Minimi m through the cohrtesy of Mr*. R. J. Charge 25 Cents. For Sale—Oliver typew riter, $25. Starling. The hats worn by th# ■ office. Herald 44-t'f In” answering an * advertisement rhoir were loaned by Mrs. AVilmot of where no name is mentioned in the For Sale— ?ive passenger Buick the French Shop. id, please do not ask The Herald ear. Perfect condition. B. & O. T he personnels of the directors* for information as to the identity ol Garage • 44-12tc committee were Mrs. C. \Y. White; the advertiser. Usually we do not Mrs! B. _ J. Starling. Mr*. ('. L. know who the advertiser is and it For Side —- _Tow ii Wing a fid others. we do we are not allowed to give Lerfgth 26 ft, beam 7 Mrs. Nixon, whose excellent tra in ­ out this information. Simply writ* engine 16-20 H. I*, ing made possible the beautiful pro­ s letter and address it as per In­ lighter I 5 x 6 0 . ■ Fosi! into house boat, all in duction. is the daughter of Capt. structions in the ad. tio n .^ E n q u ire J : K; Vi Ja.tnes FlemisP'f, lef’urer ut This Column is Free to Returned Soldiers Box 16. ' Sanford. and Sailors Who Seek Positions. Sales BUICK CARS B & O TBTOTOR C O M P A N Y CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR SALE BY SA N FO R D , FLA 1 r o r Kent—r a i r Isrgu connect in housekt^pihK-fo^m* anti lurge-gar den. 509 E.* Third street A Junfor-tuodel that Is both fuj. and purposeful Is pictured here, For Sale 25,000 Livingston carried out In dark blue serge. The Globe tom ato plants, 11.50 per lOd'J; Furnished Booms— By day, .week rejt. surplice, fastening shawl collar 6 inch plants, from healthy condi­ or month. Every convenience. Over and cuffs are of plaid silk. Drapery tion. W. C. Post, Green CoVe Philips Drug Store, corner Park and a t the aides and pocket* complete the First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. decorative scheme of the s k ir t Mo- ‘Spring* dlum else citla for 2 yards Sl.icrh • 43-tf For Sale—Five passenger nuick aerge and y, yard .taffeta. For R ent—Cottage. J. Munson uring car—5 tires. “ Mechanically Pictorial Tterlew Drees No. 7953, 42-8tp rfect. A bargain If strkl at' once. Blzes, 13 to 17 years. Price, 25 cents. THE MOST D A N G E R O U S D IS E A S E N o oMrmns o f t h e h u m a n b o d y a r e so I m p o r t a n t l o h e a l t h a n d t o n e life n s th e k id n e y s . W h e n t h e y a lo w u p n nd c o m ­ m e n c e t o l a x in t h e i r d u t i e s , lo o k o u t! Kind o u t w h a t t h e t r o u b l e I*— w i t h o u t renluiies TI.. y innin n • nlr old-fashdntsv. W h e n e v e r y o u fe e l n e r v o u - , lotie-l, eonTl'na OII-, ('Rttbiliot *,:fw eak , dizzy, s u ffe r f r o m s l e c p le - e u r e - , -Ire-,,,'!, ^ \ k m r | ■>*t i t ! , , - :le- 11 or h a v e p jtn * In the h a c k —truXc kn^». n i l kiunn ant ut-,-,1 by pb)'*t* a t once. Y> ur kidneys nee«t help These vlan-i pi tli-v, r d-uiy praotice IWkH ^nre e l a n s i u w a r n y ou t h s t y o u r kot- V '; <.\ I. It!.trie(t| OU t-vpenle" are imn*y» s r e n o t p e r f o r n * |n x t h e i r f u n c ­ pntie.i tti^^t (mm the |jbi ntio- l,-s In tio n s p r o p e r l y . T h e y a r e o n ly h a lf llpllund. they sre convenient lu tzhe. iJolna U itl r w o r k a n d a r e a l l n w l n x lm - nnd « 111 tipier «lve prompt relief *>i p u r l tl e e t o a c c u m u l a t e a n d b e c o n v e r t ­ your, money will tie refunded, Aek for ed Into . u r i c a c id a n d o t h e r p oiso n s, them at any itriur store, tint be'sare to w h ic h a A c a u s i n g y o u d i s t r e s s en d w ip Ker the nrirflnel ImtofieJ OtJI.P d e s t r o j r f / o u U nless t h e y a r e d r i v e n ItKlML brand. Accept no •institutes frp m y o ¥ r s y s te m . . In sealed pecks see Three sues The Herald �% «... % ♦ ‘ , Trili SANKOHD HER ai .D lUfcfc'flEVKN g r tf'iE C 'ii— ra". American soldiers Is safe at home iiKaln and cTery dollar of the gigantic war bill paid. The fathers and moth­ ers of the boys who went overseas or 'tri' camp, who risked their lives for their country—and many of them gnve tlfo or limb—will not quit until the Job Is finished, any more than the sol­ diers quit over there. The Victory I«on'n campaign will soon be on. The government has de­ cided upon a five billion dolnr Issue of short term securities, to Ik * repaid within five years, and bearing attrac­ tive Interest rntes. aecretnry Glass believes this form of security will com­ mand a better innrket price rtftcr the campaign than would bonds Issued for a longer term of years. Every man In t h e . country will ho asked soon to subscribe to the Victory I-oan. It Is time to be getting ready for 1L BEST WAR PICTURE EVER MADE IS FREE FOR VICTORY LOAN Flvs Reel Film Mads By United States Signal Corps To Bo 8hown All Over The United States “New Glory for Old" Is the title of ft wonderful motion picture to be pre­ sented all over /he United States soon by tho United Slates Treasury De­ portment for Impressing upon the American people the nerd of the Vic­ tory Liberty loan for which the cam­ paign Is to Mart this spring. It will bo presented In public auditoriums, without churge to the-public, and the schedules will permit almost every city and Important town to have a showing of the big film. This Is to be. without doubt, the grraiest war picture ever presented anywhere, five reels of real pictures taken In France.. It was made for the i pictorial history nf tho world by Iho Bays It Will Take Tims For Public To United States Signal Corps, and one Reallrs Value Of The Red TrlanBl« or the operators was killed while cranking his camera. It Is a *story 8trvlco To American Fighters. of tho Ameritnn soldier from the day of his enlistment to the day. he reaches Iterlln.. 1L shows him. In the training camp: In the act of embarka­ tion; enjoying his soldier amusements on shipboard; his landing at Brest; his training In France, and about 3,000 foot of the hottest fighting known In. the great confWct. . The prints nre to be distributed through the district headquarters of thj* Slgth Federal Reserve District at Atlanta. It Is expected there will be an Immediate demand for the dims, and that big patriotic meetings will bo arranged for the showing of the plcJ ture In every town. Eloquent speak­ ers will he engaged to U*1I the slory of the Victory-Loon and tho necessity of "dnlshlng the Job." and It Is expedi­ t'd that "New Glory for Old" will be an Important factor In selling the Issue of Victory bonds s o u T H i r r man THE VICTORY LOAN MUST BE FLOATED- : BLINDED IN SERVICE WE'LL FINISH THE JOB Fathers And Mothers, Of Boys Who ■* Risked All Will-Ss* That The Biffs Are Paid The Victory l-oan, fifth and Inst of the national Liberty Loans, will bo put over In the campaign..begUyilng April 21 ""it rontlqnlnp- three wt'ckfl,; US' enthusiastically and completely as were tho preceding loans. That Ib ibrtnln, as Indicated by tho responses from tho loyal workers who aro ready lo give their services to the.lr Country until tho job Is finished and tho bills all paid.___ :_ i__‘ _________ Whatever spirit of "let down” that may have followed Hie signing of the mnlntlco Is rapidly disappearing, and the whole country Ih awakening lo the r e n l l i n t i n i T that the war Is not over and w i l l not be over until the Inst of the Indian Summer. DR. E. S. HOFFMAN OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Practice confined to the treatment of the eye Eyes examined by n regular regis­ tered physician (•lasses titled, broken lenes du­ plicated 2« \V. Church St. - Orlando, Flu. D eRoy R. F o n v ille . I ndi an s u m m e r Is t h e r e t ur n of C'*lilnl hut lint Imi \\i-nlbi-r a f t e r slturp frosis. It is ibv t aoi ae ai w he n t he floor of t h e ves t i bul e " f wi nt e r Is left st a n d lm: a j a r f " r a nioineat lo let t he IIj7l|t. niel Ji»- 1 i little nut too tiim b — of w a r n . ' b nf l ie pa r tl na s u m m e r s t r e a m In. It Is a M-asoti wltlmui a r i v al — b r i e f e r e ve n lllilll tile briefest spritltf. t e n d e r e r l i ma the s of tes t s u m m e r ; It Is till- lillnilviu- nf till- Vent's w nes a nd A lio T a g C e r t i f ic a t e N o . >1 1 . d a t e d t h e S tn d »y of J u l y , A. I). 1915; s a i d c e r t i o r a t e r m U r i n a t h e fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d in Hrm inol* c o u n t y . F l o r i d a , to -m lt; A* t o Lilt I ft F lo rid a L a n d & C o l o n i s a t i o n Co. • Add. t o S o u t h S a n f o r d ; t h e sa id l a n d b r ln * l u e a i r t l a t t h e d a t a of t h e I ss u a n c e of • u r h r r r t i r i r a t r in | h r n a m r of .\1r». F. L ak e. I Hr .a id J £ . l.aihg ha* filed sa id r r r t i f i r a t r t in m> »*fbce a n d m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for t a \ d eeds to iaaue in a c c o r d a n r * w i t h law . I'n lta* said c e r t i fi c a t e s sh a ll b e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to I t s (■« d e e d s will l» tu * t h e r e o n o n t h e 2 2 n d d a y of April. A. I). 1919. W itn ess my official s i g n a t u r e a n d seal t h i s t h e 21st d»> of M a r c h . A. D. I 9 l 9 . <•«*•!» K. A. D O U G L A S S . t Nfk C ircu it C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o ., H a . Ily V. M. D o u g l a s s . D. C. 4 A- 3tc ' f o r d . F l o r i d a , t h i s t h o 1 9 t h d a y of M a r c h , 1919. » C. L. 1 I IU T T ,. N o t a r y P ublic. M y com m laalon K a p l r r a N o v . I 8 l h , 1922. Dlckinaon & D lckinaon, A t t o r n e y , for f n c o r p o r . t o r * . (o ra l) 18- I t c I . S. L a n d 'Offire . 1 G a l n e a v l l l e , F l i , • • M a r c h 18, 1919. N*»tire is ht r eh y given t h a t C o l o n e l II. 11«•! nia s.**f CDiidik, F la-, w h o o n M a r c h 16, 1 9 1 1. m a d e H o m e s t e a d E n t r y , No. o r j & 2>0, ^ L '» of HF. L S ectio n 22 a n d N W J f of 8” S e f t l o n 2.1, T o w n s h i p 21 8 ., R a n g e *1 L . r s l l a h a t s e v M e ri d i a n , h a s filed n o tice of In tentio n* t o m a k e T h r e e - y e a r P ro o f , t o cstald ia h claim t o t h r land a b o v e dr-errihed . b efo re Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t , a t S a n f o r d . Fla., o n th e 2 5 t h d a y of A pril, 1919. C l a i m a n t n a m e s as witnes urs: • C h a rles L. W e s t of O v ied o . F l o r i d a IIutIs r l l o s t o n of O v ied o . F l o r i d a Ren CL S m i t h of O v ied o , F l o r i d a H a r p e r S m i t h of O v ied o . F l o r i d a . R O R T . W. D A V I S . . 4&-&tr R e g is te r . N . l l c e of. A p p llr a tln n for T a x D e e d U n d e r N r r l l u n » o f C h a p t e r 1888, L a w . o f F lo rIda r N o tic e la h e r e b y g iv en t h e y O v e r s t r e e t T u r p e n t i n r C o m p a n y , p u r c h a s e r of T a t C e r t i f ic a t e N o . 1282. d a t e d t h e 8 t h d a y »f J u n e . A. D . IR99, f o r t a k e , f o r t h e y e a r 1898. c o v e r i n g E > . of N W , of S K ' , of Sec. 2. T p . 21 8 ., It. 2 9 K.. 10 a c r e e . t o l d a t t h e p r o p e r l y ol K. T . W o o t e n : A l t o T a x C e rt. No. 968, d a te d the 2nd d a y of J u n A. D. 1902. f o r f a i r , for t h r y e a r 1901, coyerihtf S K '» of S K ' * of N W ' f ( I . - # r a i l t o a d r i g h t of w a y ) S e e . 2 . T p . 21 S . It. 2 9 K.. » » ? ac r e s , t u l d a s t h e p r o p e r t y of A. l o H u n t ; a n d . h . s tiled s a id certificate In m y office, a n d h a t m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x d e e d 'to issue In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law .. _I 'o li is said certificate # shall h e A d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g l o la w t a x d eed will Isaiii;jP irreo n on th.- 22 nd d a y of Apr il. A. D . - l s d T W itn e t t m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d acal t h i a t h e 19th d a y of M a r c h . A. I*. 1919. (aeali IV A. DOUGLASS. t ' i r / k 'C i rc u i t C o u r t S c m io o lo C o .. Fla. 48-Xlc n o t d k to contmactohn " S ealed I'lda will h r ft-c rlvrd b y a n d a t t h e office of t h r u n d c r e i g n r d u n t i l l o -a. m. April 2 l a t . 1919, for t h e re m o d e l l in g of t h r W r l b o r h c lll n rk Intel H o t e l Valdcx. C o n t r a c t o r a t o f u r n l . l t alt l a b o r a n d m a t e r i a l # fur s u c h r e m o d e l l in g a r r n r d l n g t o p lan a a n d a p r r i f i r a l i o n , ol F. II. T r l i m l d r , A r c h i t e c t . 4’lane a n d s p e c ific a tio n s m a y bv Jiinl u p o n . a p p U r a . lio n t o I be S e c r e t a r y a n d b y tit .p o sJitin tln g I I " . an . which will In rrt u r n i -i t whi-n p lan s re r i - i t a l i c re d t o S e c r e t a r y . All bbl>lrrs arc r n i u i r i i l t o a r c . i m p a n y t h e i r b id s w(th r r r t l f i i d check uf 1280.till p a y a b l e In S a n lo r d 11--I* I t.'i-uatru i lin n C In c., t h e I • - I - -( ur--iicc» .. f i l l b i d d e r s will l.r re1• n. . I III. Ill lip'-n I In- ,re,i cllnfi nf I h rlf bid- i Iti-ck* - I .i c c i - . t u l b b l d r r s will lie reI s l h n l Sint* U - ld t-> t h e C nSpnraltun a , - ( . u n l a l . d d arn s,-I* , t! t h r i u v c is s I u I l-iiblrr f a i l , fn i n c u t . - s a l l . f a r l n r y r u n t c a r l a n d In tnf ■-t « s i f n e r t t i n t t i t r a c i |i r i r i s In tie apI'f t e l l<% i In • i»f |»irf ■i iufi, tatiliin t e n 'lava i*I ' • r »M lii»i ii4,ti.4 i ( i Irx me* « |i l a m * p ( |ii* lilil. Miffs f«»r p ’u r rl 'i n i : ami fer th#* f u riiD h in i; of t*t t» ftiMtir R i a l e f l i l ifitwl l i t l u r M mn> l*r • t • •I ax I • ( i*t x | % al .| if •lilxit.it!« x| >r|i ■!■!•' ahull I * ftx xuriiitalilx U i s t i h n r t l f l n l i 1 <x l in • u fit ••( 9 I 'x l|*l, i» axtx ,it,x| liftili r f l i «an r * <xn x111 i . n » n i| al>uvp •• i n u t . T lx i ixf | •••r aflx.n fiat f t i a th# fi|*ltt (u f |r r » a n y «rul «ll I* (Is. S a n f i in l l l u t i I tiinxxlfurllnfl I 'n , In c., 4 > *»t r it r D i l l '*« , S«*rt > JEWELER FAMILY MEDICINE: ft'ftlllfxfo, iV ' l t I >f • r |r IXt • » • « Xpf # X * (| x | SCHELLE MAINES n o w c o m p o a l n g S vm fo ol# C o u n t y , F l o r i d a waa a p a r t o f O r a n g a tC- uo uu .ni it y . rn F 1U1IUB, lo rid ., H . .IU d ■■■ ■ lyta, D r a i -------‘ nage D l . t r l c t l *y i n g a n d b e in g .In. .t h a t- p o r t i o n of sa id t e r r it t o r y ie m b r a c e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o ri d a . T b la 2 8 l h d a y of J a n u a r y , 1919. J . K. P A C K . X M O te N O T IC K I. h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t a n a p p l i c a t i o n will b a m a d e t o t h v hex V se ssio n of t h e F l o r i d a L e g i s l a t u r e l o h a v e t h a t b o d y e n a r t a law e s t a b l is h i n g a c o u n t y c o u r t ’ f o r S e m i n o l e sounty, F lo rid a .. D ated F e b r u a ry 27th, 1919. E . A. D O U G L A S S , C l e r k . ‘ 1 2 - I O t e , _____________________’______ N o t i c e o f A p p lic a tio n for T o t D e e d U n d e r S e r i l o n It. C h a n t e r l l l l l , l . a w a o f F l o r i d a N o tice I. h e re b y given t h a t O v e r . t r e e t T u r p e n t i n e C o m p a n y , p u r c h a s e r of T a t C e r t i f i c a t e , N o , * 08 a n d N o . 70S. d a t e d t h e Gth d a y of J u l y , A. D . 1897, f o r u n p a i d l a t e , f o r t h e y e a r 1896 , e a c h c o v e r i n g N ' j Of N *j of S K ' , of S W , of See. 3 8 . T p 2 0 S, It. 29 K., e a e h of s a i d c e r t l l l c a t e . c o v ­ e r i n g o n e - h a l f I n l r r c . t In . a i d p r o p e r t y , a n d t o l d aa t h e p r o p e r l y of A. M. H u n t a n d J . M . H u n t : A lso T a t C e r t i f i c a t e , N o . 9 2 t a n d N o . 9 23, d a t e d t h o 7 t h d a y of J u n e , I).. IS9S, f o r u n p a i d t a x er as for t h e y e a r A. D IH97, e a c h c o v e r i n g N K ' t of 8S W IM97, W1 , of S K K '/ of Sec. 38 . T p . 20 S, It. 2 9 FI., e a c h of aald c e r tific a te # c o v e r i n g o n e - h a l f I n t e r e s t In salt] p r o p e r t y , a n d sold a s t h e p r o p e r t y of A. XI. H u n t a n t i J. M. H u n t : Also T a x C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 92 1 . d a t e d lift. 6 t h d a y of N o v e m b e r , A. I). i h 9 5 , fo r u n ­ p a i d t a x e s fo r t h e y e a r 189 1, c o v e r i n g l i r e . « . K. c o r n e r o f 8 W»* of See. 36. T p . 2 0 8 ,' H. 2 9 K.. r u n N 41 7 .1 2 I t , W 4 1 7 .1 2 f l . S . 4 1 7 .1 2 f l , K. 4 1 7 .1 2 ft, 4 a c r e s . S o l d aa t h e p r o p e r l y of U n k n o w n . A n d s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s h a v e b e e n filed In rtiy office, a n d t h e O v e r s t r e e t T u r p e n t i n e C o. hav e m ad e app licatio n for tax deed to i s s u e In - a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . U n les s a a l d certificates shall be r e d e e m e d a ccording to l a w t a t d e e d will l«sue t h e r e o n o n t h e 2 l a t d a y nf A pril, A. D. 1919. v W i t n e s s m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d seal t b l e t h e 1.1th d a y o( M a r r h , A. D . 1919. (•call R . A. D O U G L A S S , . ' , Clerk C irc u it C o u r t S em in o le C o.; Fla. lly V. K. D o u g l a s s . D. C . 4 4 - 8 tc n r r u l l f o a r l S e v e n t h Ju d i c ia l d e r a i l S em inole County. Florida AV. I*. W i l t o n , C o m p l a i n a n t v*. C a t h e r i n e A. R r o w n a n d J o h n K. l l r o w n , D e f e n ila n ta . T o t h e D e f e n d a n t , J o h n R. ll r o w n I t a p p e a r i n g f ro m t h e a w o r n affid av it • h e r e in filed t h a t y o u r p l a c e of resid e n c e I# • q m r s l a t e of t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s o t h e r t h a n t h e s t a t e of F l o r i d a , a n d t h a t y o u r p artle* u l a r r e s i d e n c e I# u n k n o w n t o affian t a n d t h a t t h e s a i d J o h n K. l l r o w n ia a m i n o r o v e r t h e a g e of f o u r t e e n y e a r * a n d ha# been a b s e n t fro m th* s t a te m ore th a n a lity d a y s n e i t preceding thia o rd er a n d th e r e I# n o p e r s o n In t h e s t a t e o f F l o r i d a s e rv ice of s u b p o e n a u p o n w h o m w o u l d b i n d t h e s a m e J o h n K. l l r o w n . I t la t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h a t y o u d o a p p e a r In t h i s c o u r t t o t h # hill h e r e in filed o n t h e 6t h d a y of M a y . A. D . 1919. I t I# f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i a ' o r d e r b e p u b l i s h e d o n ce a w eek f o r e l e h t c o n s e c u t i v e w eek s In t h e S a n f o r d • H e r a l o , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In aald S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . W itn es s m y h a n d a n d t h e se al of t h e aald C i r c u i t C o u r t t h is S l a t d a y of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1919. (seal) K. A. D O U G L A S S , C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o ., F la. K a y , A d am # A l l a c l a n d , At ty#. for P la in tiff , Ja c k s o n v i l l e ! F la. N o tice of A p p licatio n for T a s D e e d U n d e r t2-9tc •Section 8 of C h a p t e r ISSS, L a w s of F l o r ­ ida In C n a r t of C o u n t y J u d g e . .Stale o f F lo rid a N o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv en t h a t M. M . S m i t h , In re F.state of p u r c h a s e r s - ! T a x C e r t i f ic a t e No. 1470. d a t e d F i t s Low W ilia m * a n d Sem inole C o u n ty t h e 2 n d d l y of J u n o . A. I>. 1902, h a s filed William William#, M in o r a ' « a a l d r e r l l f i r a t o in m y office, a n d h a s m a d e N o t i c e la h erelty gi ven t o all w h o m It m a y a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x t i r e d t o I ss u e In a c c o r d ­ co n cern , t h a t M a t t W lllidm a, a s G u a r d i a n a n c e w i t h l a w . S a i d c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e of K i t s L o w Wfrjlam s a n d W i llia m W il­ fo lfo w ln g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t r d In liam #, m inor#, will o n t h e 2 9 t h d a y of S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , FTocItJa, t n - w l t : l i r e . 12 ly April, A. D. 1919, a p p l y t o t h e H o n o r a b l e t-ha W a t •* See.' p o s t o n S l i n e o f See. 26, H. F. I lo u s h o l d e r . C o u n t y J u d g e In a n d for T i b 19 8 . 1 L >1U _e«jL tun^^N 111. ch«. W. 2 i j e a i d c o u n t y , a t 111# office in S a n f n r d In sa id ' r "!U. * , * » » • ' - 11 e b s , N 10 eb s. 8 a r r e s . c o u n t ) , a t 10 o'clock a. m , n r as aoon T h e oa 1,1 I a n d.1 tbier in i n g a s se s se d a t t h e d a t e t h e r e a f te r as t h e m i l t e r r a n he h e a r d , for f t h e iaaufencr uf su c h c e r t i f i c a t e in thi A u t h o r i t y t o sell, a t p u b lic o r p r i v a t e sale, tifemr uf J . llfellhotisr a n d wife. U n less s a i d t h e following d es crib ed real e s t a t e . In sa id r r r t i f l r a t r sh a ll h r r n l c r m c d a c c o r d i n g to c o u n t v, t o - w l l : S o u t h 7 a n d ty c h a i n s of t h e ' law t a t i l e n t v»i!l is a q r I h r r r o n o n t h e 10 th NW » » t*f N K »4 of See. $9. T o w n s h i p 20 , d a y nf AWrtl. A I >. 1919. Rang* JO K i« i, c o n t a i n i n g I '* a c r e s m o r e or \A it ne«s in) ••rfkr i a l s i g n a t u r e arid ■*» a I t h is t l i r 7 th d a y i>f M a r c h , \ |1. I I '* The N ##f N S *.f H o u t h w e s t D' of S outh* ts#-al* I!. A. I h >U t i L ASS, xrsit •* of S ectio n *», T * ie n v h h i T wi n ty - ino iMirk t ' i r r u i t t ' o u r t S e m i n o l e Fla (2 D S o u t h U s n ' e T h i r t y (.10) K i* t, con43*51 R> V. M. D o u g l a s s . D. i s i n i n r ID a e r r s mt»re ur let*. \n*l t h e S o u t h *»nt* t w e n t i e t h (1 -2 9) of N O T I I ’K of N o rth W eat ‘ 4 , of N o t i c e i« h x r . l i ) g iv en t i n t I. <i t iara I Ra* S o u t h h a ’( i f a t e s , a m a r r i e d w o m a n , t h r wife of J a m e s S o u t h w e s t i|t iarle r ( ' 4 ! «*f S e c tio n 6, T«»wn* sh i p T w c n t y x o n e (21) S outh. Range T h irty J . fat#-*, a n d a r c a i d e n t Xif H a n f n rd . S r m lr***le e o i i n t y , F l o r i d a , i n t e n d ln « a p p l y hy (30) F a s t , c o n t a i n i n g o n e a c r e m o r e o r lest. And a one a«*rr t r a c t h o u n d e d a« fidlows: Ox titixxn in r i ia n * « r ) %•* th# I I o n u r a l d e J a m e s \N I’rrkifis. Atl’lr#' ■>( th#- S e v e n t h J o d i r l a l C o m m e n c i n g .11 fort N o r t h of t h e South* t 'i r r u i t of F l o r i d a , at D# L a n d , F l o r i d a , or mx-«t r*irner of N o r t h w e s t , ' a of S o u t h w e s t h w h t r r t t r h r m a y he f o u n d at ID ii'chi rlt on id S r r t l o n 6, T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , R a n g e 90 t h e mxtrning id April I ’•rti I 1.Mi*, or as soon Hast, thi-n re r u n N o r t h 135 feet, t h e n c e tlit r« a f t e r as I m a y h r h r a r d . f o r * l i c r n s r to F act 322 1-3 f r e t , t h e n c e S o u t h 135 f r e t , m a n a g e , t a k e c h a r g e of a n d c o n t r o l iny t h e n c e W e s t t •* s t a r t i n g p o i n t . p r o p e r t y , a n d t o b e c o m e a t r r r d e a l e r in W h ir h a p p l i c a t i o n will he b o a r d u p o n th o ev«r> resp ec t. petitixm f*>r dll** nom on fit#* In sa id c o u r t . I *atrd at S a n f o r d . S r m i n « d r c o u n t ) , F l o r ­ D a t e d M a r r h 2 7 t h . A D. 1919. i d a . M a n h I tit#. | 9 | 9 M A T T W IL J.1A M S. ti t 1.ARA f AT h.S. l»*-5 t r G uardian. Schell# Maine*, I'etttlxxfier. S o l i ri l o r for U r t i j i u n r f . In C o u r t n f Co u n ty J u d g e , S t a t e of F l e r ld a 4.1-xMc In re E s t a t e of | i a r r > J C r a m e r , M in o r Sem inole ('n u n ty N o tic e Is h e r e b y g iv en t o all w h o m It qilA R A N T IN F . Ip a r e o f i l a n c e w i t h a n d h y a t i t h o r i t y of m a y c o n c e r n , t h a t L assie ( I r a m e r , as G u a r f ' h a o l r r 7 l f . ( N o Hit, A c ts of U»|7, L a w s d iah id H a r r y J C r a m e r , a m io n r will, on of t-ixinda, S e m i n o l e c o u n t y is h e r e b y p l a t e . I t h e 30 th d a v of April, A. D. 1919, a p p l y t o lh a H o n o r a b l e K. F. I l o u s h o l d e r , C o u n t y u m lrr * a i|uarant|n *#. • J u d g e In a n d for i a l d c o u n t y , a t his office 1 Nolle** It ia h e r e b y o r d e r n l t h a t n o r a t t l e ( w h i c h In S s n f o r d . F la., In aald c o u n t y , a t 10 sh a ll e m b r a c e h u lls , w ork o t e n , sti*er«, c o w s, o'clock a rn , or a e s o n i f t h e r e a f t e r a s t h e heifer# a n d r a l v r a l s h a l l he tlrivetr. t r a n s ­ m a t t e r r a n b e h r a r d , for a u t h o r i t y t o sell, p o r t e d o r a l l o w e d t o a l r a y o r d r i f t i n t o a n y at p u b lic or p r i v a t e sab*, t h e f o llo w in g d e s ­ c r i b e d r r a l e s t a t e . In s a i d c o u n t / , t o - w l t: p a r t of ll s g l n n l p g a t a p o i n t f o u r b u n d l e d a n d f o r t y S e m i n o l e C o u n ty ( 4 40). .feet . n o r t h of t h e s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of e x c e p t u n d e r tin* p r o v i s i o n s of t h Rule* am ) t h e s o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of t h e s o u t h e a s t q u a r ­ R e g u l a t i o n # of t h e S t a l e L iv e S t n r k S a n i t a r y ter of S e c t i o n t S I r t y - o n e (.11), T o w n s h i p l i z a r d , for tfie *<>ntrol, p r e v e n t i o n a n d t w e n t y (20), s o u t h of. I la n g o T h i r t y (30) c ■p r e a t l of Sph-nc tic or T i c k F rv i-r In c a t t l e . r a f t , t henCr r u n n i n g w rat fo u r h u n d r e d a n d .*.y 1 »rd#r of t w e n t y (420) feet, t h r n r e n o r t h t w o hundre*! an d ten i2IO) feet, t h e n c e e a s t fo u r h u n d r e d S t # t e L iv e S t . o k S a n i t s r > H o ard ami t w e n t y feet (42 0), t h e n c e • o u t h tw o 1 tgn# d \V A. M c R a e . | * r e sii|r a t. hundrex! a n d Ian feed t o p lace uf b e g in n in g . J W. D e M l l l y . iieerx-i af 9 , \ t l i n .* Slat#* Yi*(# n n a n t n . Ai«<* begin 12 * 1 f re t n o r t h a m i 13 fe et D o n e at Tall*ha»»e«*. F la., m rsi of S K c o r n e r of HW )( of S U ) ( «»f S ec­ M a r c h fxth, 1919. tion 31. T o w n s h i p 20, R a n g e 30 F a s t , n m ' E f f e c t i v e A pril l a t , 1919. n o r t h 313 U f e e t , w est 2 09 ( c a t , s o u t h 313 .4 (!<iplc# of L a w , Rule# a n d R e g u l a t i o n # f o r ­ f r e t e as t 200 f r e t t o b e g in n in g . w a r d e d on r e q u e s t . W h ich a p p l i c a t i o n will b* b a s e d u p o n t h a 41-M c N p e t i t i o n fo r t a l e n o w Ole in s a i d c o u r t . D a t e d .March 2 7 t h , A. D. 1919, LOSS | K CRAMKR, N O T IT F . trt-M e G uardian. N o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv en t h a t a p p l i c a t i o n mill be m a d e t o tin* F l o r i d a L e g i s l a t u r e a t 11• n ex t r* g u l a y B*|on. w h i r h c o n v e n e s on Notice o f App lication for T a t D r r d U n d e r I h o It r • t 1’ tier, l a y a f t r r t h e first M o n d a y In S r i H u n X <>f C h a p t e r 4Xas. L a w # a f FloeApijt, »*»l'», ft•r t h e r n a r t n i r n l of a s p n l s l Ido lam in a n d for S# rninolv r o u n t y , F lo rid a , N o t i c e la h e r e b y gi ven t h a t K. N. S u t t o n , pro h ib itin g the running at l a r g e , in «aid p u r c h a » e r of lax rertlfiral*- No. 193, d a t e d r u u n ' v "I iioga *r •mini*. #iUi l a m , I n h r rati* I he 3rd -lay of J u l y A. D 1916, h a , filed D id *•> • m s j n n f t v o i r of l i i r i iu slilic d v o t - . j u t c e r t l i t r a t e , i n my offire. a n d ha% m a d o • til ss»il i «mi M l u e•norm mltui g, eiTertive. a p p l l d i o n lo r tax «ierd t o tx ,u o id a c c o r d ­ -’ v h«fv/r#* t» a . DOUGLASS. Ii K. A < l,rk. a n c e w ith law . S a id c e r t i fi c a t e e m b r a c e # th o 39-Otr following d r a r r l b v d p r o p e r l y a l t u a l r i l In S em in o le c o u n t y , F l o ri d a , t o - w i l : N ’< of N K ' t of N W 14 Her. 14. T p 211 S.. It. 33 NO I ic r 20 arre o . T h e aa ld l a n d b e in g axN,- (» rr 1, h r r r l i y f i v r n a , r n | u i f r i l liy F a c t . AMlrlt- T h t f , , S r r t i n n T w rn t y - D n * - o l I h o ■taxed a l t h e d a t a of t h v taxua>|ro of xueh U n n x t i t u t i o n u | Du- t i t a t o of F t o rM a , t h a t et r t l f i c a t e . l n t h v n a m e o f , U n k n o w n . Untevw ■ D p liratio ry will b o m i d r t o t h a lt< -|ulaf Sr«- aaid rt r l tf ic a tv i h a l l bv r e d e v m e d aeew rd lng • I o n of t h r L r e i a l a t u n - of t h v F t a t v of F l o r ­ In law t a x ileed will Ixxuo t h e r e o n o n Iho i d a , UJltl, for t h o | > a » a f p of • a p r r i a l law for 2 9 t h d a y of A pril, A. D.- 1919. .W ltnraa m y official a l g n a t u r a a m i a n lh<- r r l i r f uf J . i;. f*arv a n d for r a t t f i r a l l o n of a r o r t a l n d r a t n a x v c o n t r a c t , l h a aa id J . K. t h e 2 8 t h d a y of M a r r h . A. D , IUIM. . K. A. DOUGLASS, 1‘a r v h a d a n d r n t r r r d I n t o » l t h t h e D r a i n - • (ae.li C le r k t ' i r r u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e Uo.. F la. a ( p C o m m l u i o n c r a of D l a t r l r t N u . I of D r ­ a n g * C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , »h«-n Ih# (crrtlo rjr 46-D r l l y V. M . D u u g laaa, D . C. N D I I I 1K Now York. Fob. So ttntistial was t i n - p r o a . i - .,- a n i l | . l . d " . , . f n i i i i i i i ' n r e s lira h<i f r i t ) r o i rt 1 h a I t h r u ruler I or al loti i i f Edeli — i ,M liiitiUe. f ft ill «<ft M xinilav, ' 1". 1 / l - l . 1 1 19, th'’ aorvlco rontlort-tl by Dr Roy It F'ttn or •» ■txon litre# a f l r r aa rt»ti m nli' nt a|*|U) t<( . S i d n r ) J ( alt#i, t io«*-rn**r lit# U..n.>rMl.l4 vlllo of HurllnRton. N C . In Ii Ih Y M. it( Ih •- ■tali' of 1 l* r i d s , for l e t t e r • i n t r l i t in Need Animal Food. \ I g. t a el#* C u m •• “ Tr**|Hral ra ti n r th C. 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I m it a , a m i lu>*( lin rs, |y to the contentment of ttin men nnd t u tic si in all k lntl# «»f U r nt p r m l u r t # , l»y L A )VY E R ache, Malaria, Chill*, Etc. { M irrU ip a m i . sal**, ur on r o n i m i s a l o a , or Jhu" to the cfriclpncy of the comothcrel^c*. t o ilost in s t o r k # sn«l l*on<t«, t o l i m i t: i n t i i f : c o u r t i i o u s k h o ld s t o r k i n o t h r r rorfu r a t i o n s s m l ills* mnnd ” * -.Ringgold, On.— Sirs. Chris. Gaston, |iosc* cf th** u r n * , t o b o r ro w m o n r y sn«t m*•'My ex perience gave mo nn apprec­ r SANFORD FLORIDA of this plnco, writes: "I am n user u r r t h e s s m r liy s |»l(«l|;r of Us s t o r k , n r iation of American men and what they of Thodford'n Black-Draught; In fact, l>y n o l i * , b o n d * o r m n r t s i y r s u r o t h r r o b l i ­ n s upj'tt t h e p r o p e r t y of th** c o r p o r a t i o n can go through," raid Mr. Fonville. it was ono of our family-'modlclnca. sgpadt i o gI D4 r ally I •» )ifev#» mo.I exerc ise all l U f h j "Our division wna n Hhock unit. H Also In my mother's homo, when I p o » r r » • • m a y be* i m i d r n t t o t h r p urpi*srs nf th>* r o r p o r s t l o n . o r o t h e r T 1 IO M A 8 E M M E T W ILS O N never went any way hut forward. Our was a child. When any of us child­ aLnudsin huftlftr«# r ssr # of a lil|C n a t u r e , a n d t u h a y e, K. m i G U S O N I I O U S H u LL k R pllvlalnn alone captured 12.000 priaon ren complained of headache, usually r n j o y a n d rxircis#* all t h r r i g h t s , p**wrrs, t t<» CpffHire fJa M or* rra. Thoae inen appreciated the Y. caused hy constipation, uho gnvo u# •r ns nd l i vpdr i valnl et gf rrsx i sinrldc-n t l n g u n d e r a n d b y v i r t u e of a doso of Black-Draught, which would t h e la w s of t h r s t a t e of llorld^. M. C. A.' and underatood the dlfllciil rectify tho trouhlo. Often In tho A r l l r l r III. ‘tlea It had to ctmtend with In getting Bpring, wo would havo malaria ahd LAW YERS T h r a m o u n t of c a p i t a l s t p r k of t h e c o r ­ eupptlea up to the rront. I have, no chills, or troubles of this kind, wo p o r a t i o n sh a ll b e On** H u n d r e d T h o u s a n d D ollars, divided in to One r Florida complaint to make about losing the would tako Black-Draught pretty reg­ Tt Shloo uo s.ma niod OOf SnnCord (10001 s h a re# of th e. p a r v a l u e nf eight of one eye, that la wnr, but tt ular until the Jlvcr actod well, and O n e H u n d r e d ( $ | 0U.UU| D o l l a r s e a c h , w h ich m o n e y of t h e bewilder* me to have known what 1 wo would soon bo up nnd around • liaTl b e p a y a b l e Ih law fu l r In in ■ \t*ii x r n u t i l n n t h o v l t h n u t 1 L U n l t r d M # u s of A m s r i r # , « r In i>f«|i»rty. or imf-iuit vita#' 'do or the wprk of the Y’ In Franco again, t t o wouia not do wunnui iu in-t«t)or.6r MTvffM.'it , fairf «n tf •! and then come homo to *lenm of the for H certainly bna saved us lots of t i o n . t o b e A i e d b y t h e b o a r d of d i r e c t o r s . doctor bills. Just a dose of BlackOffice 309 Park Avenue Article IV. crttlclams being circulated here. I Draught when not so well saves a T h e t e r m f o r w h ic h t h e c o r p o r a t i o n sh a ll e i l s t s h a ll h r p e r p e t u a l un lrav soon* r d i s ­ believe that In due time the full ap lot of day* In bed.” Telephone 291 so lv e d according; t o law. predation of tho Y. M. C. A.’a work Thedford'a Black-Draught Tiaa been a _ Aflift* V. O fficeH n: 10- 12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m for victory will bo general." In use for many years In tho treat­ T h e b t i s I n M t of t h e c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l b e ment of B t o m a c n , liver nnd bowel c o n d u c t e d b y a p r e s i d e n t , a vi ce p r e s i d e n t , a n d a b o a r d of d i ­ troubles, and tho popularity which It sr ee cc troe rt sa r yt o acnodn s itsrte*aosfu rnenr ,t Iacm DON’T SELL BOND8 CHEAP. th a n three, th e now enjoys la proof of Its m erit n u m b e r to be (lie d by the by-law s. The d ir e c t o r * s h a ll b e e l e c t e d a n n u ally by the If your liver U not doing its duty, VETERINARIAN Holder* of Liberty bond* of any las t o c k h o l d e r s o n t h e la s t T u e s d a y in F e bru­ you will Buffer from such disagree­ (GRADUATE) •uo are warned by the government not able symptoms as headache, bilious* a r y of e a c h y e a r , a t 11:0 0 o 'c lo c k a. m. a t a m eeting had for t h a t purpose in Its p rin cip al Tyeats scientifically diseases to accept the ffrat offer made by n ness, constipation, i n d i g e s t i o n , etc., offices a t H a n f n r d , F l o ri d a , a n d I ts officers s "ahark" In cnae they are forced to nell and unless something la dono, serious t hh ei l l .beolamr dm eofd l adt ierleyc t ot hr*e.r e a fUt ea rt i l b et h oesl ee c teeled c teb yd of all domestic animals. their bond* for any purpose. trouhlo may rcaulL . • a t a n o r g a n i s a t i o n m e e t i n g of t h e s t o r k Calls in Sanford and Thedford'a Black-Draught lias been h o l d g s t o b e h e l d u p o n t h e c o m p l e t i o n of It'la best to borrow on your bond* ^ c o r p o r a t i o n , or. a t t h e f irs t a n n u a l vicinity promptly found a valuablo remedy for theso IU_ Instead of selling them, nnd the bnnk m e e t i n g of s t o r k n o l d r r s . sh a ll b e *|uallfled, troubloa. I t ia purely vegetable, nnd XnHwcrcd. t h e b u s i n e s s of t h e c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l b e c o n ­ wilt usually grant r. low rnto-of Interaqta In a prompt and natural way, d u c t e d b y t h e fo llo w in g officers; F. F. rsV. ‘ Ilut if you must sell; go to a reg­ D u t t o H a n d y A n d e r so n , Vice-IV*. an d Phone 389 Melrose House regulating tho llvfir to Its proper H. J o nn ,e sPres.,' , S r c r r t s r y a n d T r e a s u r e r ; a n d F. ular hank, where you will get the fui* functions nnd cleansing tho Imwel# of F. D u t t o n , H a n d y A n d erso n a n d It, J o n e s ORLANDO, FLORIDA market price. If you ran hold on. nil linjturltlcs. Try It. I dbIbI on Thed- • h all r o f t s t i t u t e t h e b o a r d <d d i r e c t o r s . A r l l r l r VI. the better, for Hie Liberty bond# will ford b. tlui original and genuine. E 7D h ig h e s t a m o u n t of i n d r b t n l n e s s or 7h cert unify bring 100 e n t * on the dollar J K an illty lltty tl o w t r h li r h t h r m r nrr p o r ia t i o n * . m a y a t GOODTOTHE L A S T D R O P a n y t i r n r a u D j c r t t t a r l l . h a l l n o t ex cee d t h e after ti few y arn of p-aee. HENRY McLAULIN ■ , N O T IC E N o t i c e Is hi r e b y g i v e s ' t h a t a p p l i c a t i o n will h , m a d . t o t h e F l o r i d a l e g i s l a t u r e a t It* n e a t rec ilar se ss io n , w h ich c o n v e n e s o n th « f r o T i . s d a y . a f t e r t h e firs t M o n d a y In April, 1919, for t h e e n a c t m e n t of a sp ecial law In a n d for S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o ri d a , p r o h i b i t i n g t h e r u n n i n g a t l a r g e In sa id c o u n t y of c a t t l e , aaid la w t o h r r atified b y a m a t u r i t y v o t e of t h e i|uaMfir<l v o t e r s of said c o u n t y b efo re b e c o m i n g effe ctiv e. K. A. D O U G L A S S , C lerk . 39-9tc . . . N O T IC K __ — I . h e r e b y » i v e n t h . t a n a p p l l r a t l n n will b e ma«le t o t h e n e x t ■•■xlon of t h e H u r i d a I.C giatatur o i n h a v e ' t h a t b o d y e n a r t a law a b o l i a h i n g t h e p r e s e n t f o r m of m un icipal p i v t r n m m l for S a n f o r d , F l # . , a n d t o e a ta b lix h a d i f ­ f e re n t f o rm of g o v e r n m e n t f o r t h e . a i d m u n l r l p a l l t y , xuch f o r m of g o v e r n m e n t t o h e w h a t I . ordinarily t r r m t d th e r u m m l u i o n - m a n i V ' f o r m of g o v e r n m e n t f o r m u n l r i p a l i t l e a . I l a t e d M a r r h I S t h , 1919. C o m m itte e on M u n ic ip a l L egirlatlon, l l y S. O. C h a w , C h aati r m a n II. C . D u l i o i e , S e e l y . .18.91c IIKPAIJTMKNT o r T ill: INTKKIOH :_ In ' I. :*a ,1 Wilson & Hoasbolder Dr. C. J. Marshall Ideal F ertilizers • Ideal Brands as ever will give you best results __ M A XW ELL HOUSE C O ffEE w ;» r. ■ l u u i t -r. o f f O ’. t W ^ Tho government hdn decided upon «hort term bond#, to be redeemed In from one to five years, for the’Victory Lciui, Instead of bonds maturing In fifteen to twenty years. J Secretary of the Treasury Carter JJlaaa feel* convinced that these sourttles will command a higher market •rice than (hose covering a longer 'pe­ riod. LECAL* ADVERTISING -| N . l l r t a t A , , l l r * i l , n to t .T »x t l r . d U m t r r B x i l l * . I o f U h x,l . r 4888, Law* of M a r Ids N o t l r * U tw-rrby f i v . n t h a t J . K. L a i n # , p u r r h a . r r o f T a x C # r t l f i c a t » N o . 48 2 . d x t a d i h a 2 n d d a y of J u a a . A . D . I S I S ; a a l d to r. I(Praia am b racca th* fu lllo o ln f /d r a rr lh rit p r o p . r t y a t t u a t r d in S a m l n n l r r o u n t y , Fla. f » e « of a u c b r r f t l f i r a t a In I h a n a r n a of 'J. V, L aln c a m o u n t of I t , c a p i t a l clo ck p l u a Ita au fp lu x . A r llc la V I I . , T h a n a m e a n d re sid e n c e nf t h v I n ro r p o w t n r a , a n d l h a n u m b e r of a h a r r a of . l o c k a u b a r r l b e d b y e a c h a r e aa fnllu w a: V. F. D u t t o n . H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a . 9 0 a h a r r a If. J o n r a , S a n f o r d , F t p r l d a , 6 a h a r v s ita n d y A ndvraon, S anford, F lo rid a , 8 aharaa K t a t v of F l o r i d a C o u n t y of B a m l a o t a . I h a r r b y c a r t l f y . T h a t on t h i a d a y p a r a o n ally a p p v a ra d b r jo r a n t F. F. D u t t o n . San‘ ud er xon a n d H. J o n r a , t o n x k n o w n t o v p a r a o n a w h o au b a c r lb v d t o t h a f o ra■ o in , r b a r u r , e n d e a c h . fa t-h tw a v lf , brfor# x. a a v a r a l t y aC k e # V l,< lg ,d t h a t h a d i d ao r I k a uaaa a n d p u r p a a n a . t h f r a l n n x p r aaaad . W l t n r a a bay h a n d a n d aval of offlev a t 8 a a - _ « Complete Formulas, any analysis, proportioned to prevent waste DR. E. M. DOWLING 8HORT TERM BONDS. * Prompt Shipment ' -.7*1 WILSON &Manufactiimu TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Ideal Fertilizem JACKSONVILLE. • • • • • ! • • • • « FLORI0A ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY AG ENT* General Fire Insurance * ‘ Sanford, ' om ci rcorixs bank duiLdino F lorida" f • �APRIL 4, I9|9 THU SANFORD HERALD CHANDLER SIX $ ( 7 9 5 F a m o u s F o r Its M a r v e l o u s M o t o r lU*ttraUm{ Ihi «n» term CkaaJlft /cur-fautntir noJjcr come back, ia told by W. J. Daker of Portcheater, N. Y ., who spiked cloven month* aa a Y. M. C. A. worker Vrfth the 26th Division. Hla particular chnrfe was the third battalion of tho 103nl Infantry. lie joined that unit on tbs St. Mlhlel front, went with them to Chateau ThlerTy, and later waa In the famous St. Mlhlel clean-up and the drive -before Verdun. "It was Just before that action belean," said linker, "that I snw the finest exnmplo of the characteristic unselfish­ ness of the boys. They 'cleaned their pockets' for the folks at home. They, knew they were going up against the real thing, and they wanted all their money to go home In case they never enme back. In all. I wan entrusted with 8,000.000 francs — upwards of $1,500,000 — before that attack. Wo handled such funds through the regu­ lar Y. M. C. A. service established for sending money from soldiers to rela­ tives In America.” Baker lived with Ills battnllon, and saw lively • tithes, as tho "Yankee Division,” as It was called, was kept on the fighting front nlmost contlnuouB ly- ♦ OW that you are ready to huy that new car, try to find one th a t gives.you so much in mechanical excellence and in beauty and com fort of bodies at so fair a price as does tho Chandler Six. , ... . i ' J — -Search tho-w hole ^ Search for such a m o to r s • Search for such n sturdy chassis. Search for such features of essential equipment: Ho.sch mag­ neto for sure ignition, silent chain drive for motor shafts three chains running in constant spray iff oil. solid cast aluminum motor base extending from frame to frame, annular ball hearings to carry the power back to th e rear wheels with the minimum loss through friction. # . ' . ! '•»' Ch tndier is the ihost closely priced fine car in the Anierfm; u; rket. A determined Chandler policy, pursued no\v lor nearly .»lx years, Las made it so* When you really know th e Chandler Six, no " c o m p e t i t i v e — car will J n lerd L yuu. Cars for wlilcli you are asked to pay more will not uitert st you. • No oiiu-r ar. in the whole medium-priced field, offers you sudi a r io u r . No other offers you sucli features of essential, lii^h-t;*' 4,esig:i anti npiipm cnf.' \?k. if.' you to [ sly more wouldn't give you more. To mark up tlu* tree doesn’t make a ear better. The Chandler is sold at a o ,jlt price than ai.y other fine car. You can p n v e this by your ,vn com pa "i u»ns. N S t v t u - l ‘a \ . t n ( i r Widely-Known Financial Editor Sue ceeds W. C. Wardlaw, Who Be­ comes Associate Director TANKAGE E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Co. JACKSONVILLE. Fl.yV • BOX FILES for filing Letters. Bills, Invokes, Receipts Etc. Plenty of them Office .Supply Dept. Phone 14R Sanford, Florida Haynes McFadden A very large proportion of the coun­ ties In the .Southern Slates have adopt ed tho Individual quota system for the Victory Loan, and expect thereby to distribute tho Investments In securi­ ties over wider ground. By this h>a(em. every citizen will lie assigned n definite quota which ho Is expected lo take. Just as stales and counties have their quotas. This will be based on Ills Income and property, and will b«subject to change by a Iout I appeals committee If he feels his quota has been fixed at too high n figure. In previous rnmpnigns, counties which used the Individual quoin plan went over the top quickly and by a large margin, without placing the bur­ den of heavy Investments on com par* OLDEST WHITE fCB CATALOG fi WATCH OUT FOR STOCK PEDDLERS + ♦ . READERS:—Get the names + ♦ and addressea of all persona ♦ ♦ and companionofTvrmife-'iry5irt;¥ + speculative a t doubtful, stocks + + and securities, particularly 1f ♦ ■F they are offered In exchange for ♦ ♦ your IJbcrty Bonds or War Sav- + + Ings stamps. Mall (hem, with + ♦ copies of their circulars, to ♦ ♦'FEDERAL TltAni-: COMMISSION ♦ ♦ Washington. I). C. ■+ Bu*y At Work On Plans For Great Victory Loan HE Alamo Unit is compact—Ide Silent Engine, I generator, switchboard and radiator are mounted 1 on one base. Ho special foundation is required. No belts or chain connections are used—silent—clears itself of carbons no springs-, .earns rods . adjustment__ *— _— . . . ... *• All the Light—-All the Power You Need T he Alamo Electric Unit is j'ust what you. have always had in m ind— a safe, com plete, econom ical, troubleproof, simple, compact electric light and pow er-plant. . Come in and See It Sanford. Florida P Rising Sun Self R ising Flour i* more than u trade name It means flour which has a sci­ entific baking efficiency and an inestimable.food value. Herald Want Ad’s Will Bring: Results Calls **Y” Work In German Prison CamR "Life SaVer," While Con­ fined At Vlllingen. A SU B STITU TE Edit without its OI)()lt nntl . AT HALF T ill: COST ONLY $.1.00 per 100 lb. SAUK MONEY BACK if results nut satisfactory. Ey! fcFKEDING DIRECTIONS J Mix thoVoughly 5 lbs. Hog Ron with 95 lbs. ground grains. . Feed wet (slop­ ped) or dry in frrders. ^ For Sale by F . . . . . . . Atlanta, F<-h. . . —'Headquarters of , iIn* Sixth Federal Reserve District In Atlanta Is almost as busy as though the campaign were actually under way A vast insulin! of preliminary work tins' been mnd<* necessary by the lntll i vlilual quota system to be tried out for Oie first time In the South The "fair n t square" Idea .Is to tie carried out in tills, every citizen being assigned n ! quota based on hts tax returns and SIX .M'1.LM)II> BODY TYPES Income If he regards the quota ns f t'.r . f /n u » /‘a u r n f i r H '. a J M r i . unjust, he has the right of appeal lo ,np adjustment committee. | 'l lie-fifth, or “Victory” Loan will be necessary If the United States Is to ASK toll IlKMONSTIIATION Finish the Job It started The war did nut end with the signing of- the armisWIGHT TIRE COMPANY II.. It will not end even , with the PIIONK NO. It conclusion of the pence terms The war will not In* over until the hills are paid, and It Is up lo the people of the United Btnles to pay tln-m—to feed the soldiers and bring them j limit" The United Stales hail barely begun the district war lo:tn organization, lie atlvoly few patriotic citizens Tilts to tight when the armistice was sign­ succoeds W- (’ Ward law. chairman for plan makes every man feel certain that ed. hut II had prepared for war on an four Kuceemiful campaigns, who has bis nblghbor also Is Farrylng his share enormous senle. This was probably one of tile reasons Germany quit so been made associate director anil as­ of tho obligation to his country. .suddenly*- she t*nw that Uncle Sam sistant lo Governor McCord In lit.- war l was going to war on a big scale And * now the h ill* must be paid, either bV loan work- Mr McFndden has h»im taxation or investment A Victory active In former campaign*, and was bond w i ll bw of m u c h more vnlu*- to all vice chairman In the fourth Liberty Of tn than a star k of tax receipts. I/>un drive. Haynes McFnddcn. of Atlnntn, pub Usher of tho Southern Honker, has been appointed chairman of the ex­ ecutive committee for the Sixth Fed­ eral District In the Victory Ixmii cam­ paign, It was nnnminred this week by Governor Joseph A McCntM. head of IVic Electric Farm-Lighting Plant You Have Been Waiting For rCTAtll KHFD SEcaaywwfflri WEEKLY PfilCE UST |? S ;b:N VIL LE, F L A - > ^ ^ New York. Feh Lieutenant George I'urvear, of Memphis, Tenn. au aviator, was one of a trio ..f hardy American adventurers who were »u< cessful In a wild dash for liberty from tho Vlllingen prison camp on October 6 Sixteen men made , the attempt, hut only l*uryear, Lieutenant Harold Willis Of Boston, and Naval lieuten­ ant Isaacs of Portsmouth, V n . got away Word has Just been received at Y. M. C. A. headquarters here con­ cerning their almost hopeless escapado. Tho men brought back remarkable accounts of Y. M. C. A, work even nt Vlllingen. "The 'Y* -sent us books of nil kinds and even sporting goods," said Lieut. Puryenr. "Wo plnyed- basketball unil volley hall incessantly—our spare was too small for baseball and football. I tell you. those games were life savers to us, and they kept us In fair physi­ cal condition.” It Is reported that Puryoar and his comrades slipped out of tho camp through a tunnel under the wire. All but the three named were headed off before thev reached the river Rhine, hut the Intrepid trio swam tho river— a terrible feat In itself—and made m o i r # ~ s s illlii' ill' T ,r d ir t— p r a c tic a l «/•«• a m lJ d f Paris, Feb. ■The steady unsetfishnosa of tho American noldler, shown by fhe way he "cleaned his pockots' of money before going Into action, to be sent home If he didn't c la ic V . Sit* •p a n p a m a ia la n a r la p lk a t . fta a p a tK a td b a c c a in p a t f a c t condition. . UT a pipe in your face that’s filled cheerily brimful of Prince Albert, if you’re on tho trail of smoke peace I For, P.A. will sirfg you a song of tobacco joy that will moke you wish your life job was to see how much cf the national joy smoke you Could get away with every twenty-four hours 1 You can "carry on” with Prince Albert through thickand thin. You 11 be after laying down a smoke barrage that’ll moke the boys think of the old front line in France! P. A. never tires your taste because it has the quality I And, let it slip into your think-tank that P. A. is made by our exclu­ sive patented process that cuts out Lijc and p a r c h — assurance that you can hit smoke-record-high-spots seven days out of * *■* ■ * - . »_„§ every week without any .•comeback but real.-*smoke joy I P Doughboys “Cleaned Pockets” for Hem S Folks. Whitt Return From Fight Was Uncertain. Y. M. C. A. Hat Dellvtrtd Millions of Dollars For Amex. £2 poand R. J. R ey n o ld s T o b a cco C om pany, Winston-Saleu �A r m <. u t » T f f t SANFORD HERALD' THE <CITY GARAGE AGKNTH FOK SCRIPPS . . .. BOOTH * AUTOMOBILES GENERAL REPAIRING—FORDS A SPECIALTY TIRES and TUBES MOBILOILS andGASOLINE PHONE NO. I'll youc h a n d —then you'll understand All the things I have left unsaid. —W. Daytona Wegleforth. ' *• • • I i r I feel in duty bourfd to acknowl­ edge with thunks the letter written irrth o Herald last week by one of our citizens explaining the band situa­ tion. This letter n o t . only explains to me the condition of band aflairs in my- town but it also shows that people read my humble offerings.' 1 feel deeply 'grateful to the gentle­ man for the information and also for the demonstration of showing some results of my work. And right here, while l am at it, 1 will say that I have .been advised by the manage­ ment of the Herald that tho columns of the Herald are open for discussion to anyone who will carry their dis­ cussion on in a clean way and will sign their articles. It is not always necessary for the signed name to be printed, but the article imisi be signed in order to protect the Her­ ald—you understand thut. * I feel that a good come back now and then will liven the spirit of the best of 4l — REMEMBER THE NO. 41 men. . . . " too-, what you think about going to church as lat<# as nine o'clock at night? Well its by me—only thing I know to do is just go, and if you hit it wrong nt your 'own try another, maybe they have forgotten to hiok at the watch and you can get ini NGT. JIM OF U. 8. MARINES A Drama In Four Acta Given by the Seniors o f Sanford High School , . Sgt. Jim i9 a young farm er who lives with his widowed mother And when America entered tho World War he enlisted in the U. S. Ma­ rines, Fete and Dinah, tw;p sure enough negroes will be worth the price. .One act is in a French home where the Marines are billeted. Look at thy cast of characters and see for yourself th a t you c a n 't af­ ford to miss this. Friday evening,. April 11th, at 8:30 o’clock. Admis­ sion 2f>e and 60c, James Morgan, a young farm er ... ■ . Frank Chappell Oliver Harris; the Shylock of Westfiejd. . — , Theodore Jtunge Danny Miller, a’ clerk' Lafayette Tillis David Corwin, the "Squire” *.............. ---------- ....Mux Bradbury Fete, a farm h a n d ' LcCIalr Irwin Sid Johnson, chum of Jim ........... ..........................Roby Laing Toln Harvey, chum of Jim . :....... .. ........ .............. Israel Kanncr Mary Morgan, Jim's Mother Helen Shelton Anna Miller, Danny's Mother , May Thrasher Dinah, boss of Morgan kitchen....i.... . ' ...... • • Helen Hnnd Helm Cameron, the'S ergeant's Sweetheart ............ Helen Peck Sullie Barkley, Westfield Holies------- . Lein Hutchinson Louise Lummis, Westfield Holies Edna Williams R uth lleltig, Westfield Relics Mary Robinson F lo ra Wiggins, a friend in need. . Agnes Du inns Mine. Mnrrtle, who loves *> the Murines Lillian Schwartz Nation, her daughter Alice Andes Licet to, her daughter Ir.ettn Stone C lo t 11111-, her daughter Dorothy Humph A “Close-Up” Swift & Company’s Profit of 2.04 . cents on each dollar of sales Those were terrible months of strain and uncertainty and It is hoped th a t when the good news from his sons' did arrive, th a t'M r . Lewis was able to comprehend and be comforted by it before he went away to tho Othor Land. * This bereaved aommunity will forever hold in grateful remembrance this kind friend who hn» left ... extends to his sorrowing family ita tu,nrtf(l,t Bympathy. M, ....................... Three Good Flutes for Life, ■ Make «b® best <>r everything; think the best of everybody; hope the best ^or >'onr!H'lf* By 1(0 doing you wilt bo T "1™ '1 " " V ? 0” n‘>ou‘ to a higher plane of llvIng.-Exchang*, * 1 '‘L a d y '^ 'm T 't 'o my house_Iaat Friday night and I w as.sitting on '■.'K'mL*.' b'"piffl9t‘'(fnioyTrfg_i ’good 'evening smoke from a threefer, and she saysi "Come on down town and let's see I should like to send you the essence tho boys drilj—theyer going to have some regulars with the Homers to­ Of a myriad sun-kissed flowers, Or the lilting song, as it floats along, night." T hat interested me and I joined the procession and we stood BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST Of a hropk through fairy bowers. RETWEEN YOU AND ME” on the curb out .there—and all the like to send you the \lew- while 1 was takin' notes—and watch EVEN THE GATE POST I ,should drops. cd the buys drill. My, but th at was NOT IN IT T h a t glisten.at break of day, good drilling. One thing I policed A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes, And then at night the eerie light "though, and that is, they have drop­ and Faith. "H c’U Print ’em "-* . T h a t mantles* the milky wuy. ■ ped the pld “ Carry—Arms” that So Saya Sauntcrer. used' to he in thy manual, and for I. should like .to sentf you t he power JhafTreason I expert 1 would get That nothing can Overthrow—i Friend* o’ Mine mixed up on that new fa.ngled driv­ T h o ‘power to smile and laugh the t * ing. Well, we stood there'until tho while I should like to Send you a Sunbeam, boys went and put up theif guns Or the t’winklo of some bright* star, As journey through life you go. and I thought they were going' home Or a liny piece of. the downy lleece Hut these1 are mere fanciful wishes; nit here they come up again and made a charge on the hotel dining That clings to a cloud afar. f jl send you a Godspeed instead, halt oxer there. That was some charge. I undontaml that they ale until after twelve o'clock. Hut the thought I wanted to get before the public is that Seminole ought tq be proud of her Guards. Seminole is proud of her buys that went over and did their hit, -and 1 know that An Appreciation she is no less proud of the fellow In the recent dentil of Mr. J. M. that stayed at home barking up his Lewis. Altamonte Springs lias met man at the front, and did ids bit with u grievous unt| irreparable loss. minding (he property and the loved He was identified with this place fur ones at home. The Guard also aje over thirty years and Intel a hand in preciates the boys who went over, all its growth and development! and they tried to show that by giv- There, is almost no home Item-that mg the returned buys a bite to e o t.) h8M n()l BOnM. ()f |liR ,int, .handiwork Seminole ought to and will support Itr Its construction 'and our grounds the Guards. and groves bear witness to bis thor­ ough knowledge of horticulture. He m m w x 1 , SAD DEATH: One of the sad­ •was an authority on orange trees dest deaths forawhile was th a t of the and Itjs opinion and advice on orange (rush man for the past two weeks culture were sought fur ami wide. people did not think that he would He loved ull trees' a nd-did more ToStockR&iser be missed, they thought beenuse hr than anyone else to .beautify aird bail missed them so much he could adorn our lovely avenues. The mag­ not miss himself and so there. You nificent ouks that line our streets ask how do 1 k n o w ‘him to be dead were ^mostly planted' by his hands well, what else could be the matter and he needs ho finer m onument to with him, he hasn’t been around for prove his generosity and altruism some time, don’t look like no way. than these miles, of shady avenues 1 tell you the fellow who has charge through whjch we walk in comfort of t h e 'tra s h man ought to gel a and enjoyment. He was generous to schedule for t h a t personage and see a fault in all things. No man ever th at he keeps it and also see that | went to him asking a favor or as­ the good people who happen to I s is ta n c e and came away disappoint have trash pul it in the trash r a t i 'j cd He did not know how to sny no Expenses and boxes along the alley ways so j to any appeal for aid, and no m atter Labor, /rwitfhl that it can be hauled oil. in time ; how busy he was, he always bad Now I wish this could be done and I i . S ir lime to give help to n friend or wish thut the alleys could present a I neighbor. nice clean appearance for once. It No one will be more sadly missed is just about as easy to arrange fur tho trash man to come regular trips that "Joo Lewis,” us everybody and for the merchants and house­ loved to call him. keepers to put trash out at regular . His Inst illness was no d o u b t 's u ­ intervals as it is for them to just perinduced by his great anxiety . . I happen so with it. Come on, now nhbut bis two boys who enlisted for service when America entered tho "Mellows, let’s all help to keep war and went to France. They back yards clean. wrote regularly at first but since the • * • \ I thought for once that I was middle of last October no word had through with this new kind of time,' been received from them until a day b u t it's .a abamc the way some folks or two before their father’s death butcher it all up. It ia a shame too, how some folks make work out of serving under this new time. There is no uso of -making things hard for The diagram at the top shows the distribution yourself when it is just as easy to of the average Swift dollar received from sales run without it. Now you take the of beef, pork end mutton, and their by-products, time the churches are having preach­ during 1918. The magnifying gloat brings ing. Why it proves for a fact that out the distribution of the 2.04 centa profit the different denominations a rq fur­ per dollar of sales:. th e r apart on their time than they .94 of one per cant goes to pay interest are on Yellgioh. Now you know as on borrowed money, taxes, etc. well as I do if they can't get together .50 of one per cent goes to pay divi­ on a small m atter of time, they need dends to shareholders. never try to * get together on the .60 of one per cent remains in the great question of religion. B u t now business to help in improving and you take the preaching s e r v i c e *___financing the business. most all these churches are now hav­ Total 2.04 percent ing their morning service in the afternoon, some of them 12:30 p. to., 19)9 Year B ook of l n u r * » t l n f a n d some 12:16 p. m. and others have In i ir a t ti v * fact* *»nt o n r a q u w t . adhered to the morning habit and A d d rata Swift Si C o m p a n y are having it at 11:45 a. m. while I U n io n 8 tock YarjU, Chicago, llUnoU am advised that at least one is hav­ ing preaching a t the same old timo, 11:30 a. m. Of course the Catholic church has always had services just ab o u t as early as tha folks would . f Him ij,.; (.-it of ilie new lw get up, and I think they are sticking ;sii •i'h* ufgilicsa lituatt*.! to th e old practice, time or no time. t i< .,„r ie U ■r,\ Ltrcndar crips tf I was down town Igat 8unday and a t “! x r . ’f. “ 'h f.lCt lscii and u tegular goer was down there too, Tk* a*ri:*flr Uttlb b*>V lw ‘ ‘licit r r r ' - g i r . u t rIOboit w i t h ptcut* a n d I heard him aay that he was lf.tr* V 'a tic H im alls the model, ti mixed up on the time at hi* own V a r d a 4 -id u o h m c f e r i a l , church. * Who wouldn't bet Then, CURBSTONE GLEANINGS PAG* NINE E P T secret .a n d special and persorial fo r WRIGLEY5 In Its a lr -tlg h t sealed package. ■ i , v A goody that Is worthy o f yo u r , lasting r e g a r d b e c a u s e o f its lasting q u a lify . m Three flavors to suit all tastes. Be S U R E to get WRIGLEYS Sealed Tig ht Kept Right Flavor Lasts f 85% 0 . 857 S tock Raiser * 5 Daily Fashion Swift & Company, U. S. A. urufe lLzutlon and 6 yards of cd&tii Finest Burley Tobacco Mellow-aged till Perfect “4- a dash o f Chocolate •V 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, 1919 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, April 04, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 04, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 04, 1919; <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/14b2c7ab90b998828c13cff51127cab2.pdf f2b92fba8355c26b2dfe3de08e76ff49 PDF Text Text ' i r p r ^ v V i V ' ■ SANFORD HERALD IN I H E H E A R T O 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 VOLUME X DEDICATE VICTORY BOULEVARD SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AI*It II. II. |9|9 DEBTS WIPED OUT NUMUER 48 ASKS FARM­ MEDALS RE­ ERS TO PUR­ CEIVED BY CHASE BONDS CO. GUARDS BIG BAND HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY .. Interesting Meeting D. A. R. Sanford Chapter of the Daughters C fngrcgntionnl Church Clears Itself of the American Revolution held its of Obligations. regular monthly meeting Friday ufWednesday night mnrkcd an im'tirnoon, March l^th, at the home of portant^eVenl in the life of the San­ M-’ss Alice Caldwell on Magnolia ford Congregational church. The avenue. The meeting was called to members nnd their families gathered order'b y Mrs. B. J. Starling. in force, and after a chicken and The minutes were read and ap­ rice supper, Hinging, and prayer, proved. . y . pledges and rash were given. more AM committees have been active than enough to settle the church in their line of work and much good building obligations, which have b e a u t if u l cerem ony on PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL FAR­ PRIZE S(JUAI) OF THE STATE is being accomplished. The chapter FAMOUS ROYAL SCOTCH H IGH ­ ■FRIDAY AFTERNOON IS EN­ been resting on the people for a MERS’ UNION MAKES STATE­ NOW HAVE MEDALS EARNED has had (lag codes printed nnd plac­ LANDER RAND W ILL APPEAR number of yenrs. JOYED BY SANFORD PEOPLE MENT TO FARMERS AT"DAYTONA ON LABOR DAY ed in earh white and colored school IN SANFORD FOR RETURN S No one outside the rhurch circle in Snnford. , ENGAGEMENT "Victory Boulevard,” as the new­ was appealed to, hut one friend not That Seminole's quota of the com­ The unexpected sometimes hap­ ly improved boulevard on the bulk­ connected with the church htdptd ing Victory .Loan will be quickly pens ami it did happen this week Candidates for nationnl olllce, The Royal Scotch Highlnndcr head has been justly named and liberally, as did others not members, subscribed, is . the opinion of those when Copt. Geo. A. DcCottcft of the Reconstruction work and various Band which will play in Sanford*,* dedicated is now* an assured fact, but-'Tegular attendants on the ser­ who have the mutter in charge. Seminole County 'Guard* received other matters of importance were April lfith needs no rcrommcndiition thanks to the Woman’s Club of San­ vices, and . two generous contribu­ The county was never in a more from Daytona the medals for the discussed. A rummage sub- was also to the'Sanford public. They will be ford and. especially to. the civic, com­ tions came from Winler Park. • prosperous rondition than at pres­ members of the prize .squad of planned.• remembered with pleasure ns having mittee o f ‘the Welfare Department ent. and there is plenty* of money in Home Guards of Florida which were The marked feature of the occa­ Mrs. Whitner had an .interesting given two splendid concerts last Doof this excellent organization. sion was the marked spirit of inter­ the rounty to take cure of our won'on Ijibor Day at the state en­ collection of relics of the recent cember, though many were deprived Victory Boulevard is now perma­ est and happiness which ‘ character­ quota. The work of organization in' campment of Home tiuiinl Com­ World War on display. this enjoyment on account of tho nently established and has, to it« ised tb* ipefTTtlR, so that the work this county is going steadily for­ panies. epidemic then prevailing. This Mrs. Fernald presented the chap­ credit a total of 84 trees, tho Inst of was done with *n smile—that won’t ward and everything will be in read­ While somewhat Into the medal11 ter with a vaulable piece of old bund lias just completed a twelve iness to open the big drive on April which were planted on Friday nfter- conic ofT. weeks' engagement this season in St. ;irc upp-e it.iiil ue\erthelriut anti ’ . china, that had beet; in her family" Petersburg, Floritln. where largu nnoti with appropriate ceremonies. —e -nrvthhr.-r' hfnht»‘ryqttnrt~~xrrB- ~rm There had ltcen cunxidjmldf pre­ Farmers throughout A mij-ica^ are , ,|ouhi j pr-re. th.se mi dais for .several generations. This to be crowds of tourists assembled -every • ll&V.’lB.which Mrs. W7~K7 JchinnKH, state paratory work, the trustees and urgetl by leaders -of The"* fur lifers’ aftef jhejr presentation, which will placed in Memorial Continentalchairman of conservation of the day to enjoy their concerts. The ladies lending themselves heartily to Hull, Washington, D. C. « unions and co-operative association take place at tlrill tonight. Florida Federation of Wo man Is hand is now enroute to Atlantic the pluns. An unusual situation de­ to put their full force hehintl the City, N. J., for the suniiner season, _ Business over, the guards were in­ .giibs took part. It Will be remembered tliut Sem­ veloped when it was found by the Victory Liberty L«>au campaign wiit-iV they will play daily on the vited into the dining room where u The ceremonies on Friday. con­ recorders of the gifts that it would inole county carried ‘OlT‘ first honors in i1 :most — doiiviuuatmlpiF -roursc-was milfiun tlnllnr pltY. to the great sistyd. c( songs by the primary de- not he. necessary to accept thu-gun* -a)—tbd—onriiqrpmt'nf fi*f thr bi’ St fort to roll up the largest throngs who visit that famous sea­ *erved by Mis* Caldwell, assisted by ' partment of the city srhonlsran nd^ qrous pledges made by the I.allies’ tlrill* ti • .ol in m 'tali'. At that t ioli rviT ret or did for |* \i -ttaj’ i.■ Mr*. D. D Caldwell abd Miss Alice side resort. dre>> by Mrs. Jennings, the dedica­ Union of the rluireh. time 'I a* a)iri..',i. oil 11 at. initials <eciirit.es. tion and presentation to the city by The Woman’s Club anil Boy tit x>a. h member-uf \Vhit tier. wou'tl 1• A statement . addrex*t tl t<i *'! Ill» ■ m After thanksgiving had been, exMrs Diekins. president of the Wom­ Seoul* <>f Sanford have jpitied forces 1 l.l a 1 ti •• w. i X .o altd t lit* sqi to l-fctig (Ins excellent attraction to an-' t‘lull, and the acceptance by pn 'M il. ami the tlt.xtdugx 'i.iig, Mr- farnn r* of A morn a" ,.i d * ic i,i tl t.\ m> in* ■ 1 Oil-' 1 It V. thought First Methodist < hurrh. Sanford from j tlurry-fi,\<• association oil i. Li!' III M ay or DaMiion. iui ‘ behalf of the Takat-h gave m>Io m It lien Sanford, and hope (lie public will that tl i i. , . I ;.ii I't-t-n ti\"t rlonkfd Sunday school 10:30 a. rn. of t 111*111 show their appreciation by respond­ cftj. also several reatlings, etc. . Sullivan.’* "The Light of the World by the I ,i • t..tia |*,--»:•!, Preaching li t' a m of t I f 'C i t y , ( ienrgiri. ing a* generously as possible when . As there are mhhc jo r-on wh Mr* Jennings in her remarks con ' 1 • on i!als are now here flow Senior l.eugue 7 .10 p. lit. | 1V \I- l iisketl to purchase tags. The Wom­ will w t .1 1 w i >li to j at 11 « i j a t .. |l in* nted Sanford as being the first anti will ito presented tonight. The . Preaching S::lO p. m. an’s Club ik desirous of raising city in the state to plant and dedi­ be stated that the treasurer's Looks j ' 11JJ! and t hoar* Mill wi,-1 prayer meeting s '10 p m ini tial-' .. . f 1 -.o The statement followmoney for thejr building fund and • cate the Victory trees, although sev­ are still open and further gif'- will ..i i no -nlii r of llio ■liinior League Friday after school. N o liner pat riot i- - r\ i« •• VA.1** t he l .i: for welfare work, while tho Boy er.,! iities lime this work in eontem be writ unit'd , i -i hi • pi ..ii stating the squad a Dr Stole of Nashville, Tenn.. will far ever rendered than whe 1hr Scouts nre developing their camp on plat ion. l id lilt* i nil 1ost. preach for us morning and evening on rs of America, siicrt <>f labor. time a t-t , Silver Lake and need funds to curry You will miss a treat The trees for the boulevard are Dr. C. L. Randall of Lnnpwnnd This siIliad who'll is ' known as next Sunday still grow their plans to success. Both orgunidedicated to the boys from Sepiinole was a business visitor in the *itv on tin- increased crops with lilt XXIlia'll "Peatn if y mi don't hear him. - *i|l!ad l. lot I'g 4 lie lie) s zatioqs are for the benefit and up­ C \\ White. I*. C rounty who joined the colors. While Weilursduv of this wok. we could jiot have won tho a ,i r >' loti L. 1 . 1, 11 1! IVal.t.ily anti lift of the community, and the mem­ a grout, many were given by the par­ . - t in- linioir wh • li has The farm women and chi ilroti kav. well ll> * . . bers of both request and urge the «nt- of those who were in service, .'••1 Tie *'|!iad is made their labor tu tlo- held* alol t lii* It,-i ll hi support of the public in their ef­ there were dozens of families who II. II Penfarms sent more than a million of lip Of ttl< following forts. pn-Miiletl trees who hnd no sons in their lie.st to join the colors The body-. < "rn . h It Adams. Jnn I). Every concert uf the. Royal the service but who desired to show more that is known about tin- war. Jlnkinv I -I llircm*. t I. Ilritt. Scotch Highlanders Band is well in this way their appreciation of the the more gloriously our farmtrs' \\ D. Gdlnit, lolm t Sooth,.mil worth a dollar or more, for the solouil-ellisli patriotism of the boys who part in it will shine.. ■ * lU 'ifyC f’-jrilo** _ ^ ists'are artists of the highest attain­ did go. • "The Victory Liberty Loan drive • ments, and on this occasion several Victory Boulevard will be a great begins April 21st and,continues un­ additional soloists will delight the' SANFORD’S NEW CHARTER addition to the city as it will trans­ til May 10th. We nppt'ul to you, audience. Communities where thcro form a sandy waste into a beautiful farmers of America, to finish what Committee lias Itcporleil on the are several musical organizations parkway which will be an ever pres­ you have so well begun. Make this welcome them most enthusiastically, New Charter ent reminder of those whom it repre­ loan us superb as the war crops you nnd Sanford should especially upTh-' special eoinmiltce selected to sents. The city council anti Mr. F. have raised See to it that t lie pm-inie their opportunity to en jo y' «I r f t ,i f l i f wa i•«11 ftt;t«tj«v*tT i Hurt* r t 11N \ i: N F D ( ) N TUESDAY OF T Williams, city engineer have given ELECTION t i l l Ell Ft)It M tV I t farmer* lead tn pulling the \ot--r-. this wonderful attraction. lor t t-i ill-, ol Sanford alter that of THIS WEEK AND ORGAN!­ •\•t•. a'sistanee to the ladies who TO VOTE ON M U T E R OF Loan over the top St \ fgii-tme report! ,1 la*t niglil I /. \ I ION NOW » OMPI.LTK BONDS FOB ADDITION \l. m.oli this beautiful boulevard pns"Make your participation in llo-, Catholic Church the ieiinnip.il Iigisl.lle-Il committee mIiIi-' The Itoy Scouts have agreed ROADS \ ictury Liberty Loan hntli <n money Sunday Palm Sunday: At. noon on. Tuesday, April 8 th, with the nucleus of u new charter for to take rare of the trees us long as and service the measure of your de­ Low masses — 8 and 10:15 a. nt. Federal time, the'IBID regular !»iSeminole county will soon be-call­ * attention is necessary and will water votion to the great cause .of democ­ tlnf city. ’ Sermons based on snered Scripture unntinl si-ttsinn of tinFlbritla legisla­ The report of the suit-committee them regularly and see that they arc ed upon to vote on the matter of racy— tin; democracy for * which Classes for rcPgious khoUleifge, 11 additional brick roads throughout many of our boys have' made the was adopted with a few- changes and ture ronxened fur a period of two f'foperly protected. . I m months. • the county*. supreme sacrifice. Let your sub­ the >,--rk of copy-ng ihe ' charter in I It her trees will be planted later Holy Week’ April lfith to April Elsewhere in this issue will he scription and your i-llorl to- both an ord' I t o get it hi shape to be prelii tin* session the nominees of the <■0 this boulevard as they are dn19th: found the Resolution by the hoard ollering of thanksgiving for the r, M'hlid I" l , I-T'-Iuluc- will begin at chiii' iin- belli last November prior to nafrd Thursday -Low mass, 7:80 u m. of rounty commissioners and the turn of peace and tin- mean* by "U "' tin i -triioriUniiry session were reProcession afterwards to altar of I all for the eleetion which will ‘ be which the world may procure the I'li-stlii-nl 'l l - p f o p o « i ,| new • liatlcr i* pat i-ll-i ti-<| without foulest repose. • Vlmut the Brick Bonds In-Id or. May I ’It li «t rengt If'of ,> our patriot l.*ni and y our • long'd very largely after that of St. Jit mis K Calkins of t lit* Dith dis­ Kriibty— Good Friday: I to following lias been received ITns proposed bond issue will In­ determination to si-,- to it that the Augustine, which has proven very trict delivered a masterful ntblrcs* of Mass of the Preaanctifieil, 7:30 by the Herald for publication rt I-. in the amount of J.'IOO.OOO.on and war shall not be found to have been satisfactory tq every way There arreptaiu'e; Senator W. J. Single­ a. m. ' ~ stive to the proposed hrirk road'- • will cover many stretches of road, (ought in vain. are a few improvement* in lux mat­ tary of the tth tlistgift was made 9 The Watch of tho Passion, 12 to To the Toe Payers of Seminole the principal of which arc the road ters and minor changes to suit’ local president pro tern by acclamation: a .1 p. m. . ■ from Chuluotn to Oviedo nnd thnt rules committee was appointed) the Count) cilnditinns. . —- .' Stations of the Cross and History Theatre Party Since we nro about to bond the from Geneva to Oviedo. In addition The Herald fs unable to go into governor uml house of representa­ of the Passion. . , Miss Josephine Knight gave a county for some very important many shorter pieces of road are con­ theatre party at the Star Friday- this matter this week owing to lack tives were notified thnt the senate Saturday— Low mnss, 8 a. mwas organized for business:, by a roads ,1 wish to cull your attention templated which ‘ while perhaps are night in' honor of Miss Eunice Van Sunday — Easter Sunday: of space anti time, hut we intend t'o rising vote the tallies of Tallahassee to the county road leading to Chu- just as important are much shorter. High mass at 10 a. m.. ' Valvah who has been Her guest the give tho gist of the proposed charter were thanked for the masses of rosea Since this matter was first agitated luuta from Geneva. This road Is Special faster music by tho choir. past week. After the theatre the about four miles shorter to Chuluota about ten days ago the commission­ guests returned to tho home where in our next week’s isue, after which that were heaped upon the presi­ •ban the road from Oviedo to Chu­ ers ahd civil engineer have been an ico cream course • was served. the columns of thin paper will be dent's stand am! tlejiks of the sena­ Why Grow Velvet Beans? ••• luota. Then 1 have nlso to sn^- the working hard, to get the matter in Those invited were Misses Margaret. opt*n for n free^for-all discussion tors: Fetleral or congressional time , In n recent bulletin published by was adopted ns life official time of road from Chuluota to Oviedo wua shape to present to the people of the Zachary, Mary Frances Ball, Flor­ the Experiment-Station Prof. J ohn the senate, nnd adjournment was flayed from the last bond money county and have gone over the mat­ ence Henry, Helen Gonzales, May both pro and con. M. Scott discusses the varieties of The new charter will go to the. taken until 11 o'clock Wednesday and has six inches^of cluy on it at ter. carefully with the view of put­ Holly, Emily Lingle, Dt-marius Mun­ .velvet beans, the tTpie and met hod Ibis time and coll Id lie made a very ting the roads where they will Bo the son. Gladys Wilson, Erminia Hous­ present legislature for ratification morning. The message of the gov- of planting, cultivation, harvu sting and will than ba subject to the .vote Wnur to the legislature was recei ved, and use of the cro'j). He gives the ‘ food road. Geneva) has not had most good to the people as a whole. er, Lillian Shinholscr and Eunice’. ' • * its reading dispensed witlr and its In addition to this hond issuo two Van Valvah. murh of the benefits' of good roads of the citizens of Sanford. vntire text ordered spread upon the following reason why velvet beans »» the'Jirlck road to Sanford hns oLthe commissioners, Messrs. Hagan should he grown on every far m irf journal. never been completed. I wish you and Swope are now in Tallahassee Florida: • i would go over the road and you will attending a meeting of the Statf Senator John L. Moorg, as chairBecause the velvet bean in the H — — M W W | — Und jt twelve miles from Sanford to* Highway Commission with the view nir'i r ' *he ruwcus, presented the heat soil improving legume for Flor­ the Geneva postodlre, and six miles getting state uid'in repairing the nuine of Senator Calkins for presi- ida. It produces a vast amount of bom the brick to Chuluota. While road from the St. Johns river bridge dmf of the senate. He said Florida leaves and vines, which add both *’ it is seventeen miles from Sanford to near Lake Monroe station to thp hud begun- to enjoy the greatest era humus and fertility to tho soil. Orange county line on the south of Oviedo and six miles to Chuluota. of prosperity since the war between Because an acre of good ve Ivet Altamonte Springs. If they are suc­ • A Tax Payer. the rtat s,,nnd‘ this legislature, com­ bean vines-when plowed under will cessful this will be done without cost ing nt the end of n great (Jfcyclo|»- add as much ammonia to thd noil as ♦ "Championing the Master" . to the county. ment and reconstruction periot), oc­ will an application of 1900 ixoiihds Beginning Sunday April 13th, * While these roads proposed by the The, I’ alm Sunday subject at the cupied' u unique position. It was of cottonseed meal. . - the hours for Church Services at Congregational church in the morn­ b'ohd election will-entail the expend­ necessary, he said, that the senate Because the velvet bean, la adapt­ Ing will he as above. Life, at the iture of a considerable sum of money put its best men forward. Senator ed to Florida Soils and produces- sat­ the M ethodist, Baptist and the • longest gives little enough time for they ate certainly needed, and it is Moore said he was going to nom­ isfactory yields of 20 to 30 bushels Presbyterian Churches of San­ cur frank and full championing of thought that the people of. the coun­ inate u man who had always been of shelled beans per acre. ford will be as follows: | Christ and His cause. A few years ty will respond to the call and vote loyijl to Florida and had not only the Because the velvet bean is an im­ for the hontls. If the election car­ tnore-nhd opr opportunity to do our confidence of \J>*s fellow members of portant protein feed for the produc­ Part to establish Hia Kingdom on ries it will mean that Seminole coun­ the senate, but uf the peqple of the tion of beef and dairy products, and Sunday School, 10:30 A. M , t y will continue to be far'ln the lead **rth shall h^ve passed. • state as well. Senntor Calkina was furnlshaa-excellent-winter foraging ‘ Preaching. . 11:45 A . M . in the evening the subject will bq, of other counties in the state on- the elected-by acclamatlOrT and" the re­ for cattle.' • \ " ‘ I* it Nothing to You, All Ye who hard surface r.oad.question, and will Young Peoples* Meeting, tiring president, Senator J.- B. John-* 7:30 P. M . Because from two to two and a * Pass By? on, Christ-on the Cross.” give the county aufDcieni hard sur­ •on, appointed Senators Lowry, Mc- half p'ounda of velvet beans In tho Preaching, * .8:30 P. M . • The sinning will ho appropriate to faced roads to qatisfy our .require^ William* and M oore. to eacort the pod will be foand equal for milk the <jHy. .. menu for years to come. new presiding officer to the chair. production to one pound of bright Wednesday nlfrht at nine o’clock This supercedes all previous announcements *cottonseed meal. . While no actual work has aa yet Hrs. Taksch will give selections from Miss Emma Van Valvah returned concerning tim e of services in the above churches. This bulletin,, No. 152. en titled ' been.done, the organixatlon work U oratorios. . All are invited. Thli will Tuesday (o her home at Now Smyr­ Velvet Dean Varieties will be sent he the last of tho aeries of recitals na after visiting Miss Eunice Knight now complete and both Houafcs will free upon application to the Experi­ Wednesday evenings. for the past week. ’ | □G O O D get dowrt to 'business immediately. ment Station. STATE LEGIS­ LATURE NOW IN SESSION WILL VOTE ON CO. ROAD BONDS SOON Fm . m •X«P Churches Unite on Time "'f* �»«-w . ■ ’• * i - rW K i, L ® ){* . F R ID A Y SATURD AY M ONDAY TUESDAY April 4th Victor Moore Paramount Special Shirley Mason Virginia Pearson in •THE SQUAW M A N ” in “ SNOBS” Personally directed * . . in ’. * “ LOVE'S A U C TIO N ” .. also a comedy, also Ford Weekly SATURDAY W EDNESDAY THURSDAY F R ID A Y Smiling Douglas Evelyn Nesbit and her son Russel Thaw Tom Mix / . Fairbanks • “ GOOD - BY BILL” by Cecil B. de Mille Mack Sennett - comedy . also a comedy “ T H E C H E A T ” ALSO A COMEDY A F T E R N O O N A T 3 :4 5 ; E V E N IN G 7:45 — SESSUE H A Y A K A W A in \ ~ * — in “ HELL REARIN' REFORM” “ THE W OM AN WHO GAVE” also a comedy •ARIZONA” also a also n Two Reel Big-V ’ comedy - i ,y also a comedy S A TU R D A Y COMING_ Marguerite Clark in “Little Miss Hoover’ -Theda Bara in “The She Devil”—“Little Women” by Louisa M. Alcott ■ 6B ,'•* • ® * • Lyric Theatre W ill Be Open Every Saturday W ith A Complete Program ; \ . ^ 7 ____ r •, . - • . •• • __________•_________ • •_____________ •• • • - . Bonita and the characteristic flne­ the author* of this now kind" of ness ed the Colonel and of Conhy kaiser piny. They have fun with ■are all phases of delightfully enacted the kaiser, the crown prince anil the rh ilr.trLit uarU. ..Thu.'atory _haH (he whole- Prttsstnrr-gBtrg ami “they do It marUnl atmosphere that fit OOltain effectively. As a. rule, the grimmer ..... “ T h e S q tta w Man" S u p e r b . IM clu ro to lie no popular today, yet is of a the job the American has to do,, the more he ki<la*lkiiniuii.aba,il-ftSEa..< Whenever Cecil B. Dc Mille,. mas­ bygone-period before the khaki dis­ ter of serf nernft who has produced tinguished the American soldiers. It on the other side our boy? have laughed and .joked in the- face of many fat ;ou* Artrraft pictt.*o suc­ was tht>n, still, the "hoys in hlue. death, as they fought for the free­ cesses. . t u p the tletails of a dom of the world, und this play new |iro(iurtftffl,*:r^if •AhT'’ s’ i.'htert of ' “ The Womsn Who Gave” brings some of their healthy kiddinif ^ this* • ovwrlonkc.d. - It l*.h e . l e of . Evelyn VNesIdt gave rich proof to the folks at home. • _ thlii tiiiit "The Squaw Man," wty.-It You'know they did hut you don't '. w ’ ll-he shown at the Star Theat.e that she is a drftmatic -actress o^high .juxt MonduyJa regarded* as one-of ability in—huf-first William Fox know ihe funny side of it. This photoplay aims to. give you that. tl.i finest presentations of the sea­ photoplay. "The M oinnn W ho Gave." at the Star Theatre Thurs­ It a j s o tells a spappy, exciting lov» son. . j story about an American 'hoy and Ti e most notable feature of "The day. girl who were ills > not seared hs the The story irm t« in a unique way Squat- Man." it .lepe'i'hou i's inkaiser and how they also helped him iluproblem of n famous I ■ uul> tere l ns a hitman ilmtim- ’ t. is t In­ along the road to oblivion. who is married hy a tilled foreigner nut v'riority of )•* e a s t , .ev»-.*> playej appearing therein Being of stellar merely for the enjoymeht he finds in magnitude. It ;r seldom that any her charms. When a little son is ILIiAL ADVtRIlSINO motion picture presents so line an Imrn lie hates the child for its claims array of prominent tst reen players, upon the mother's- time. The mother finally rebels u( I lie Nollrr of Mailpr'i Hair and among those in the east are Wntirr i* hifrhy fivfit fhml umlpr »»»•! I»> inhuman treatment to which her Klliott Dexter. Ann Little, Kather­ vlriup of • final of fnrrrloaurr anti ule ine MacDonald, Theodore Hoherts, husband subjects her and seeks ref­ maili- and rntrml In tho ('irruit Court of Nrminolr County, PlorltU, In Chancsf), uge with the artist for whom she had lirarinc datr l»lh «!av of March. Tully .Marshall and many others. A. \> I9ID. whrrrln firtircr H W«*ndrl»urg ta com|»lainpreviously posed. ant apd Jarru-t II Dryer ia drfrndant. I. *• The photoplay was adapted by Mow the mother protects her child ■j*rnal maatrr *»n otTrr for aalr and aril, in Beulah Marie Dix from the famous front of the court hnuir d«»«»r In Hammolr against its father is one of the most county. H o n d a , in Sanford, during thr pla\ hy Kdw t Milton P.*>\ i«*. m I it |«-gal hour* «*I aalr, on Monday, thr hlh day dramatic scenes that- has ever been of May, A It ID ID, to the highrat holder is • .i I to Im* a •! >i" o* t -'t • - ' for ra^h. thr following dearrihrd property presented to the public. tinidty. in Srminolt^county, Florida, to-wlt: N*>rlh* This remarkable photoplay with « n t quarter of northweat «iuart«r of Srrll«>n m v p l i i , and thr *r «t half «»f th* wrat the internationally famous actress halt'<d'*nutbw,wV i|uar»*r «f Section TwentyHas tnothcr amusement D o u g la s ; Fnlrjin n ks Big Success In •'Arizona’' ,Douglas Fairbanks, the i\er pop­ ular Artcraft star, scored another success in his Intest photoplay, ''A r i­ zona." n screen version of Augustus Thomas' play will he at the Star Theatre for the first time in this eity WednVsday. Of rourse, there ' la Inver u doubt hut tliat this play was un ideal vehicle for the screen, hut with Douglas Ftyrhanks, in the leading role of Lieut. Denton, there are no adjectives that .fittingly de­ scribe the charm of the picture, its thrills, its tremendous suspense, h'cnrl interest and dramatic . qual­ ities. The story is familiar to most play­ goers, anil it will he unnecessary to repeat it here, and indeed much of the pleasure to those who do not know the plot will lie in their in­ ability to guess ......... of the twisted story. Suffice to say it deals with nlluirs at a ranch and an army post at the period of the Spanish .war, and the love affairs of the of­ ' fleers present n tangled skein which is only unravelled ay the end. The unjust suspicions attaching to Den­ ton, the trickery and villainy of Hodgeman, the ingenuousness of anil henil t V luev p r o v e n oeau i> " “A I ' * one of the » » • •- « >. .T»»n*Wp Twrnty iSJM. H»n*«- Thiny.-tmn (32l East. with ............. Jtrsst uii auu oval in • «»,*»» >■« words "Corpornt* Sent" and around th, cir­ cumference wo. P, 8 »o p # l.and Company.'.' O. V. S W O I ’ R H O Y F. 8 Y M K 3 . K. F. H U T T O N II. W. RAIMI. S T A T E OF FI.OIUDA • BW » i i*a Jjwope, Hoy F. Hymn, F. r . Hutton and II. W. Ilarr. tn mo well known, and known ir tho ill* Ilai lira ucsMiwxei *!»••• ol• to bo parties deerrtbed ft* In ■■■« said artlrlro incorporation »ml acknowledged lb » t. Ihry ilftird lb * ■•me tor tho uses and purposes therein e,pressed. • Witness ray hand and ofltclal seal, thla tha It,at day ot April, A. tl. 19111. Iavail H O S K I N S JO NES. 1 . Notary Public.My Commission capires Dec. 24 1921. |)»v^« ft (iilra , Attorneys (or Incorporators.. 47-Me greatesl attractions seen this season iminni thereto belonging. i<* **ti«fg jjaid s.uWil « l* C f « r stnl rg sls. at this popular house. Miss N 114,1,1 1 K. K. ll(»t?SII<»M>Klt. Special Master. is duplicating the success she has Tildrn St Magulrn, . Solicit or a fAr Complainant made on the vaudeville stage for 17-.At the past few years and "The Woman NOTICK Who Gave,” whifh tells the story of Notice tv hereby civrn that » f , th»* under* the artist’s model who grows^to hate ■igRed incorporator*, intend Lu apply to 111* Fie, ll#*ncv*. Sidney J f Ait*. tiov«Yn**r of thr her own benuly. give- her amazing St«!» of Florida, at Tallahaaatr. i I-'MtJ*. on opportunities to show her abilities in I hr Mh flay of Ala). A I* IDT*. «r aa aunn thrrraftrr an « r can l»e heard, f**r letter* the most convincing fashion oalf-nt to be liaurd la* the »» I*. S«e..pe J.and and Ernest True*, which will be Tu ,,u;. .... . ro„ fl,i shown ul the Star Theatre next « urk. dr.rlop, «-il, deal in,ron.ry, l,a«r. I Tuesday. The photoplay satirizes i i w ' : ! i^Tn'd; Wild Bill llohenzollern from start to |>;= l finish It shows how 111* hung his Florida and In other *UIh of thr United .* _^ flr #|.n Ntotr* and In fortlgn counlriee; to plat, Imterrorism idea on eye ot trie me pruvr ni) ae, c|ot Und* for th# purtpir orinm id ea o n tthe he e y e oi pro%r# «jrAiD ,ftnd develop • * J *------ “«" d to do and perform German jyiople so effectually that ho _ /r. , .... nredful for th# de* of same •for v r i u pmrnt p m r u i aryl atiya improvem iimprovement mpi — any thought nure It would work on the vrlopment .pur[ . . . .h . .'.. p . i.................... ... . k l . k t kra a a i ~ ------* * “ “ te a; for which ihr (arar may bv adapt rest of the world too. in undrrtakr thr raaoasrrornl and aala o all nr any pari ul Ihv pmprrty u( tha rorWell, Bill didn't succeed in scar­ poralion; to undvtlakr and dlrvrt Ih* nunirmrnl and ,alr ul pruprrty, buildlm* and ing the rest of the world, as we all ■land* of uthvr,, and tn conduct a gvnrral know, anil he surely didn’ t scare lirokrra(« a(vncy and commlulon buainvaa KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak *nd 3rd St. Snntord, Florid, WE HAVE FOUND IT! D A IS Y T IL E A PERFECT DRAIN TILEt Thoroughly Imperflous to Water. Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that aame material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Arid teata In the construction of Its Immense arid plants. Our supply is limited only by our demand. BANFOBD, FLORIDA P **- * Article IV. The corporation ehall eal,t perpetually. . Article V. The bueineee ol the corporation ehall be conducted by a Hoard ol Directors conaieU Ing ol not Irea than lour nur raura than seven members. The Director* ehall, from their number elect'n President, a \ Ice free* 'Ident. a Secretary sad a Treaeurer. The persona who are to conduct th* butineea ol thie corporation aa Its temporary offleera a id director* until the director* are elected at the Arat annual meeting ol the etock holder* hereinafter provided. for. ehall be o. P. Swope as President, Hoy P. Symee, as vice i i n Preatdeot. F. 5'. -Dutton, — - ­ a. Treasurer Th* Brel and H. W. Ilnrr. a* Seerelarv. . Annual rotating of th# •torkholdtr# Bh#ll b# b,ld on th# •#vond Turaday in July. A. th»r#alt#p on th* — a#cond .1VIW, . . . . _and 1 Sannually M lIU n M / . . . t------------------------Tueaday of #ach and av#cy July, auch ro##t Ing to b# h#ld at th# prlnripal uffle'# ol th# coroptny i i Ovltdo* Florida. . ■ a car-load of American Field Fencing and Barbed Wire Hill Hardware Co. m Y O U denied yourself a good many things during the war to buy Liberty bonds. It was the patriotic thing to do. You helped to win the war and you also _ learned what it means to save. Now you . have the best bonds on earth. Hold on to them. . Clothes are like bonds—you save when * you buy the best. • " Such are the Chillies made hy H art Schaffner & Marx They’re guaranteed all-wool. They look better, fit bet­ ter, keep their shape better and last longer. They give- y.ou the most for every dollar you invest. *. The bonds you save to buy arc now earning interest which will help ydu to buy clothes that save. • I . a W e’ll accept • . . .' . - < * .. Liberty Loan Coupons as cash t _ ■• - -V j ■ " on all purchases in this store. W e’ll take the coupons of the third loan, which were ‘ due March 15, those of the fourth loan, due • April 15, and even those of the second loan, tho they won’t be due until May 15, at their full face value. Bunch your coupons like this and they’ll amount to some- . thing.* • - Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company "E v e ry th in ! Hen and Boya W e a r " Artlcl# VI. . SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLB. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNT1E9. FLA. ' Stock la yards and 25,000 ready for phlpmenL MAHONEY- for In cash or in properly, labor and sarvlba at a Juet valuation, to be Aird by the dlrerluri St n meeting called lor euch pur- PRICE You saved for bonds; now save on clothes Company. <>f which corporation th*- following ah all be the Article* of Incorporation; Articles of lnr#rporallon of O. I*. Swope B enlly O r i g in a l I d e a Is E x p r e s s e d l.and Company ■ in T h i s P h o t o p l a y . Arlkle I. a The nalne of this corporation aliall be the .* One of the rnrest things in .the O. I*. Swope Land Company and it* nrin* place of buaineaa ahall be In Oviedo, world—nn original idea is expressed cipal Senllnole county, Florida, but «aid cor­ in "Good-bye. Bill!” the ..... ml poration may have oilier# rlscahm in the state id Floriila Dr in the United State# of John Kmcrson-Anitn Lops produc­ America a* by it* buait»««* mag Peeome tion for Paramount, starring those nc r n i ary f»r npedlent Article II two sterling artists. Shirley Mason The g« nrral nature id the bu*ihr»« to be tran«aet«d In thi corporation '•Hall h makes them Just ss .good us they | Thf aTOOunt ol the capital atnek ot thia war. Ihn trnulllo Occurred, (Tbj;tMlllJ corporation ehall be Two Hundred and ftHy • ere K.tnm netore me iroume occurnu. Dollara, Hollars,- to to ba dfThoStand <mo.ooo.oo) (1250.000.00) ---------. . . . . . . . ...ndrrd hundred (gSOO (2500) eharea Lct- us vulcanize your injured lira vtded Into .Iwanty-flve .................. * * (III. ot, tha u ,•11. par. vklue ..... .. of Ona ..... .......J Hundred ( * 100.00;, and your tiro troublra will he fewer. Dollar, each, and said stock may ba pftld Just received: Attention. Boysl Neighbors The District Deputy of Tampa lias promised to lie with us in our next meeting, April 10 th, and she requests me to urge every member to be present. Let everyone try to come and please be on time—3:30, new time. Refreshments .will be served. • . . Recorder. Soult,. appur- tor nthrra In the nurchaar, aalr. Ira,* and management ot rrat ctatv. and thr nagotia* tlon ot Inan, thereon; to till, (arm, cultivate and operate the land, ol the corporation, .WE HAVE EVERY FACILITY and land, ol othrr person,, and to market, aril and dlapoM ol th, produrta therefrom. The foregoing rlaua* aliall be con,trued ae for proper tire repairing, which is Independent objecte, buelnraerm and power,. _ _a . e * . . «. ... . . . aI .. . «.9 a ■ w * •.^ . i rt . . WI | vulcanizing. It is the only metliod .ml the enumeration of any epectnc oblect, mil .. » ,g , bualnree or power ehall not be held to limit that removes all imperfections or nor |n any manner any Other object, damages from the tire absolutely a n d . h u a l a w s or power of thi. corporation. SERVICE, Q U A L IT Y , and — The hlghut amount ol lnd«bl*dneea or liability to which thi* corporation can at any lima aubicct llaall la .H v* Hundred Thouaand (| 500.000.00) Dollars. ArUcIa VII. Namaa, raaldaacaa and aubtcripUoaa ot lacorpora torn Nam a BtaMnea Ne. at Share* O. P. Iwopa, OrWdo. Fla.. 1*5 •Share* Har > • SyaaM. Sanford. Fla.. I t l Bharao F. V. Dutton. Hanford, Fla.. It s Sharaa T h e h o m e o f H a rt S ch a ffn e r & M a rx c l o t h e s . �V - Y_ 4 ": . ^- ^ ■» ■ —r~- *F MOV p Ya *. 1 . H - . - f A C E * T ' W 1 O * * » . __________ _ ____________TH 1 8ANTORD H E R A L D ___________ „♦ • «. ■ ‘ - fP H IL fl, i 9I* ‘ - 4- Su the Woman’s'C lub w u .hosteM at the social neeting last Friday. After a short Anisines* session Mrs. Mc­ Call had a very unique little game prepared which was to decide who A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R ­ were for and who against Suffrage. The fesult was grutifyihg. Refresh­ 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 ­ ments' were served. A committee of T Y - E F F I C I E N T R E P O R T E R S FO R T H E H E R A L D two was appointed at the business M r. Dell represents The Lauer Company, a Tailsession to canvass the town in ,thc ( oring House that stands behind every garment they put ItVterest of a Suffrage bill, which the WEST GENEVA AVENUE Mr. and Mrs. If. H. • Pattishall. out. Lauer Clothqa free you from any doubt jus to the Federation of Woman's Clubs hopes Mrs. Aubrey Moran nrnl Pauline Wo arc having some fine weather to get through the legislature and • correctness o f your attire. now. Only need a good rain to keep Moran are spending the week end in foV which each Club is urged to Sanford with .Mr. and Mrs.' W. H. the crops, growing. Men just returning to civilian life will find a write their representnti vj-s, asking The time will soon be hero now iiand. their support. , glad welcome irt Lauer Clothes which are designed to g ive Frank Evans of Boston, Mnss., to dip cattle to rid the ticks and 1 Mr. and Mjs. Julius Gist came .think it will be u good thing. 1 who is visiting his mother at Lake the ex-military chdp unilsual com fort and* service. homo on a short trip from the East think they will have to spray the Mary motored to Geneva one day Coast last week and are with Mrs. Su itsforevery man! Young, Old, M iddle-agedwoods i»3 well as dip the cows to rid lust week to see his. old friends, Mr. Kimbrell, Mrs. GisCs .mother. and Mrs. Aubrey Moran. tho^ ticks. grandsires, all can be fitted and pleased by M r. Dell. 0. P. Swope has bought tlie Mrs. II. Baker is in Sanford under We are all in hopes thut it will do niaek Hammock for Jl50,000,00 the care of Dr. C. J. Marshall. U is good by dipping the cattle and expects to form a big corpora­ Mr. ami Mrs. Will Robinson ami hopet! by her many friends here tion for building a new town. family spent Sunday in Genova that she will soon return in better t * * < ^ We hope that does not mean, that with Mrs. Will Robinson’s brother health. Oviedo is going to lose one of her. Mr. and Mrs. Tlieo T*ct*. took and family, Mr. James Byrd. most progressive citizens. Mrs. Culp, Mrs. Wm. Robinson, their little son. Jack to Dnyntna last The older pupils of the Oviedo Mrs. Abbot and David Robinson week to have his throat operated on. school, assisted by some talent in 'Mrs. Grnnt is hack 'home after were pleasant callers at ^Irs. Robin the town gave a very enjoyable visiting her daughter, Miss Callie son’s Monday. ittlo play last Thursday, night. Mr, David Robinson is home Grant, in Jacksonville the past few Miss Mary Branon sung very sweet106 E . Street -Sanford, Florida • ; again with his mother after a year weeks. y two selections between the acts, in France. Says he hasjseen many •The friends of^Mr. Frank Jones and little' Miss Shirley Swope gave ' ’ ‘ ‘ *■ lijis and downs while hejwas there. are glad to know he is improving a lovely little pjji.ng solo. "Alison , The good old summer time is com­ under the care of Dr, C. J. Marshall. Account of Polly" was the title of J. T. McLain Is-borm- again after the [day. Characters: ing on fast now arid we should all be month returned Tuesday to her home having had a busy season in or­ glad, so everything cun look good nt Belle view, Fla. * * ta!f Beverly, Polly’tf flunrdinn anges on the east roast. —, and prosperous. .... .... „ * ....... Alton Furnell T. L. Mead's amn.ryllis field was M/jL _ Claude^ Cofft o of - Sanford Baldwin Beverly, His Son I sec the whitofly is getting' bod crowded wilh visitors Sunday after­ visited her aunt, Mrs. C. F. Harrison on the orange trees again. Then* is _ , Revedy Wright noon. • * always some tronhir to this old last week. Peter liartleigh, Prospective J. W. Davis of Tampa, claim ----------------------- S tan d s for ---------------- -— Mrs. AV. J. Daniels is under tie world nowaday*. Seme pest hn.x to son-in-laV ..Emmette McCall. agent for the Seaboard Air Lino Ry. care of tic eye specialist in Dt- Silas A ong, a- money lender * * * * * p*?dtmi — — j was in Oviedo on business Tuesday Merle M iirshati evening. Wh .» I rumi1 rust we ui • wait­ Lnnd. Harkins, butler Francis* Swope ing to see. We hope for i. -tier L. G. Branham of Sarasota, Fla., • • LONG WOOD, IMCK-IPS Polly Perkins, il small town-girl. ._ was a visitor.to Oviedo Monday. j ^ * . , . M W E H A V E A LA R G E S U P P L Y O F , May Co holy j Guy. Ilryant has opened a meat . ,ii’ a!l bo glad-sihen Prc.sMiss Rachel . Bishop spent the <ont <»nd all tne bojf’s gel back In market ami also sells Ambrosia ire Tommie, a [»oor boy Otjli Wright week end in Oviedo. * - ( __ Lae. good u!xi-il_S_aftuiwT - There-w-t* -erearm -—----— -— ------- ------ — —— Jane Beverly, the wife Mrs. E.. A .Farnell and Mrs W 'J . Alfr e Ttrufi rjon i any ml i i. I i arts fur i heir r<»ut i. Miss Olive Dinki-l rpiM tic week Uortettse Beverly, older daughter E. Young visited Sanford Tuesday. 1 end with* (tome folVs. (•■■raldir.e Beverly, young d lughter W. A. McRnc of Tampa miide iij Those shopping iti iisnfo.rd i-r GEN EVl . OIK l.iz-ue shoi^ businc's trip to Oviedo Mon- ' M h < .V. J! . .. . r j J-t« l». Tt'iirsduy vere Mr aid M t-j 'ft:' '*• day En<- Mrs. IhrlWrl i'calherstone <1.«■ .liter. I-1* . . 'ii Mun­ Mrs. Ii:lj Allen and Mrs U Elizabeth l-.iwt-oi Mr. and s Miss Mitchell spent! ch .ter, Ga . i. m 1'rv1;,. an . •■sport minger. Mrs Clarence (: liadfiebi Monday in Orlando. J S. Dinkcl wits transa> ting bus'to be gone 11‘ *. •rnin. : Eiizabi t ^ ,ii: : g Invitations have been r»*cci .<d fur .\l onnTii. J. V', V. I.' .. ,, t i i ■• Peters, ui--- in Sanford on Tuesday. Marie, the inaid a birthday party to be given on | Aubrey Akorun fcnd 11. II. Kilbcc \ Mrs. Smith and son, Raymond Virginia W right Thursday evening by th e‘ Indies o f ’ were among tin. attending the druve'lbiwn to Orlando last Friday Miss Iti lubrahdt. manicuri ' the Methodist church. The party gtiod r.i.iili- mettmg m Sanford on A C II .ilium w-.is .calling on Ins Elizabeth Lawton] will be given at the parsonage and Tuesday. Lung-wood friends last week. He AJiss Jtiistmell, hairdresser the money raised will be used for Mrs. Koontz and mother, Mrs. has recently received his discharge Elizabeth Young screening the parsonage. Graddiek of Jacksonville arc Visiting from the navy having served nearly Pudgy. Tommie's sister The L". D. C. Chapter of Oviedo two years on the convoy ship AlgonGayle Marshall held ns regular meeting at the home •{uin. Mr Hnllain says Florida is The Woman's Club held >t■* regu­ of Mrs II G. Smith Tuesday after-' gnnd enough fur him. lar meeting las! Friday ami elected noon at :i .'Hi The meeting was well Mrs. Gregory Maurey, Miss Edith a M i .:n n t r .. K »,i the following officers: President, attended and a most enjoyable pro­ Rand and II. C. liallam were the TAN U A Gb Mrs. II It. McCall: Vice Pres., Mrs. gram rendered. ID E A L Fireless C O O K E R S See our Window Display guests of Mrs. J. S. Dinkel on last » It hour it ■• 01)0 It mi d W J Lawton: Seely, and Treas,, Misses Alary Leinhart and Alary Thursday. tT HALF THE l ( 1ST Mrs H. G Smith Brannon andV Air. Alton Earned Justice 11olio way will see that we IIM .I S.i.ftO per tun 16. S K spent Sunday in Sanford. This week was declared !u be 'ONKV PACK if result- not -alls- ail have peare and justice. it. O. While spent Sunday with t lean I [>• Week and it was tb*Tile April cold snap did but little factory. his family in Oviedo. cided to have a picnic dinner on the ua.nagc in our vicinity. FEEDING niltEC +IO N S— Mis The Eva Lumber Company is school grounds Friday after tin'* thoroughly 5 lbs. Hog lion villi ns town had been well swept ' EAST SANFORD Iks. ground grtiris. Feed wet slop­ erecting a 'shingle mdl near the Lonjiwood packing house.. The ladies' of the IjnptUi churi h ped i or dry in,feeders. Al D Gntrhei and George (*:' The dipping lafs'will be in o p e r ­ are having cottage prayi r njrettnys \fe lbiitgr.l 1r ef '*• fi ry avenue are evert Tuesdtiv The meet ini* th;-! m Hot. snritigi, \rk ation next week taking Itie Some unknown party «ricd - to week was held nt the renidertee of. ball1* Forrest GateHid lta*i charge J A t ii.io.N > ...I,,, i i V blow up^ t be^ dipping vat .bo ated Mrs. U W Lawton and' was wc'.*J of the ( i ’ltciie! store during Air. The Angora Goat is an animal isteiasl bucks in the South. We near Altamonte but as there was no attended. Gatchei s aluence. of proven worth in Florida. These will liegin to shear April I, and if cap on the fuse the dynamite failed animals will produce from G to 10 you are interested in Angoras irt The Methodist church tif Oviedo L. M. i.iicns has ns ids guests, his! tHiurids of mohair n year, and nm- suggest that you inspect oar* 1,1 ►?.$ J tS j *i k!3!&* : a U held its quarterly conference Satur­ relatives, Mr Skinner and sou of j M W at tfc* H E W futir has a ready sate in the Bos­ iierijs before that time. U Miss* Marie Willsey nfj Lock hart day. Rev. Dr. Hilburn, presiding Lafayette. Imi. Thi g* iitlern* o are iro n s * ton market a: ar, averpge. of GO \\ hen you buy cattle, hogs or spent t lie*', week £ cml the gta st 'o f elder of the Sanford district pre­ looking about here with } ossilde i>rrents a pound. Angora Gnats from Walkill Famu ,Min Willie Faye Ktcnau sided. In the morning the time was t *•nt mi - of !• * at :ng you secure acclimaltyl .uunub Angora mutt m txw n h lo io U (i "U ;; pnctul cm Mi* mart • 1 T he mid the value of this rannot he Mr . Sti*vi r s <d i Iriiini bi and Mr S|'r. lit lilt fhiri ,• to sever.,( interesting I■ngru:. , i rr ■ w ,.s here on a fi.r* We also hive Angora rm|uirt"> but iitth* fc,-,d r.v. overestimated. and Mr*. («. <nut! nf \\ iid W<md tal - on 1!tP Ceiitcncrary I>ri\ lot Juugh li 'iu iht* ' i d until tb-* 't»h. is easily handled, and. with -v.i« i'errheron and Belgian brood Mi ‘ mriVl ■tt* the j in -i * „f Mr ..id M i­ \ d> !v b! 'u . dinner w■•IS a*. 1,1 ha- ma<b* m.niv trip? ■■ • r-,•,,- <>n oiuitib- car.* can lie made \>r, mares, weighing from fourteen to *IT \ 1 ut i ho ■hu:i ' »■ I tIn* miri the I , S S, Km he*ter u* nrst , ':ihs itepa it* I'p" Slit dtt> [iroiitiitdo. sixteen hundred [luuntU, and bred We have k’ ,000 fully acrliihaled . C. it. Senrcy was \i'j lt g frt< mis in;; •cunt inuc I until four o'clock. oiler. dtK *s and the largest bi rd of ■ ■ !; to our high class Spanish Jack, y 1'r Hit Gurn |>r< :i' li< d a very I'm* • • in Dr lando on Sund ay. Mrs, (it urge Mitchell and tiiree Mr.' Roebu< Ii. are .1 ii 1 inpps sermon Sunday morning, and Siindu' ej.il/lren have moved over from the A FINE SPANISH JACK READY FOR SERVICE. were transacting busim .“ .in Sanford night.. J. It. Hayden ranch, so that their on Wednesday.’ Rev. It. K. Thrower of Tampa little son who is very ill ran have Green Cove Springs, Florida preached the closing sermon of the medical attention. Dr. Robson is revival services which have been in treating him. t • OVIEDO ITEMS > : ( Mr. Jacob, the Florida Truck • Mr. 1>. T .H u n t* and family have progress during the week. moved to Fort Lauderdale, where Miss Eleanor Tremere who has Growers sales manager has as his Mr. Hunt expects.to engage in tin been -relieving Miss A. D. Mitchell guests, Mrs. Jacob and tier friend, undertaking business. 1 1 as agent of the Seaboard Air Line Mrs. Finley of Onley, Va., who are y Mr. Roy WhiteJ^jias moved into Rnilwfiy at this' place for the past (Continued on page :i) * the Hunt cottage. Miss Mitchell returned from Rich­ ' m > m * * * l H O .S T Y L K 8 mond Wednesday night. y Rev. L. T. Wright is holding a ♦ •> of series of' revival services .in ' the Methodist i'hurcti,Yt>oth afternoon and night. J' Dr._ Hilburn, jiresiding elder of ■ V A R T O L O T H E fl the Orlando district, will hold his j regular quarterly meeting next Sat­ J t fr M w i a n d Y o v n g M en. urday and Sunday. Dr. Hilburn tU to fM . o has requested that the old time cus­ W e carry the most complete stock arid the live m»3t select lines tom of having dinner on the handled in the county. Tires we sell are grounds on Saturday lie observed. postively guaranteed. He will have a speaker on the Cen­ tenary Mission Movemertt. OOLLX0 1 O LO TH S0 TUBES, GASOLINE, MOBII.OILS, GREASES, COM PLETE STOCK OF ' Mrs. Joe Linehart ami Miss A LTO ACCESSORIES. W H ITE STRIPE LEATHER FABRIC TIRE'COVERS J e r ^ Y o r o g X a s a d T h a t* Gladys Linehart have returned from w h o w a n t to ram ala young. a visit to Tampa and are in their -L~ ■ — home at Lake Charm. I M M E D I A T E S E R V I C E — Y O U DON.T Mr. Lizzett lias sold his farm and H A V E T O W A IT — T H E R E ’S A M AN has gone into the O. P. Swope land A T T H E CURB T O S E R V E YOU ollice as bookkeeper. gt W r t t * # U i f f r O a r -S o w Miss Gladys Lizelte came home fltyU-fBook. Thursday for the week end. Miss Lizette is taking a business course ' in JacVsonvrile. ? ThCjtJ. D. C. Chapter, whose soc nl meeting was to havci been held with a Mrs. U.£ G.-‘ Smith -Friday, . ■ April 4th has been postponed dur­ ing the revival at the Methodist churcH. , .*,ir iJGjS I-V ii A.i f Mrs. II. B. McCall, president of CO UNTY HAPPENINGS nj I Drop in and See Him, He’ll be With Us Until Saturday Night T“ * " . ■ *j -I ? . '4 Hill Hardware Co. SERVICE, FT | B e‘ kl I| - f' iB Mi H 0 0 Q U A L IT Y and PRICE I R O N Hill Hardware Co. Angora Goats for Florida E. 0 . Painter Fertilizer Co. The Walkill Stock Farms Company HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESDll THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS AUTO TIRES Stratford $35 to $60 P h o n e 16 Phone 16 S E M IN O L E • 1 • / 4 r = - -A_- • BANK ANNEX ON M A G N O L IA AVENUE �THE SANFORD HERALD Mr. Marshall bus been III with that the lingering consumption sovcfu! year?. cnt( Everything possible has been done catt to help him. lie passed away the j 27th day ol March in.his (>2nd year. ^ Mr. Marshall was kindly and pleas- ^ ant to all and numbered his friends ‘ . sue! by his acquaintances. Mrs. Mar­ shall, u loving, helpful wife is left to mourn his death. The funeral took ! JUI pluCf at their home and interment was at Lakeview cemetery. to t Mrs. Marshall wishes to thank will Uev. E. D. Brownlee for his kind cnti< words and to thank all the friends amo and neighbors for their kind acts and outli wrfrdi 04)d for the beautiful llowcra. Mrs. Marshall has the sympathy of r : all in her bereavement. (Continued from page 2) guesti at the Hotel Carnes. Th party have been much entertained at the growers' homes and in many pleasant drives about the celery delta. Wednesday evening the par­ ly were supptfr guests at the Ells­ worth home on Beardall avenue. More new cars owned out here. The latest is a Nash touring - car Louis Kinanl and family are driv­ ing. T.‘ B. Kinard has a Ford. Ashjey Burs ice traded his Ford for * Buick Sis. I. h-. Estridgc has a new Ford truck The frost of April 1st went in itreaks ns usual. ..Quite a variety of UI’ S A L A AND G R A P E V IL L E (rowing thing? were hurl. A mean April fool trie); so it ^vns. nipped some of the tender A little rain would now be Alexander 'Marshall Alexander Marshall was born in Belfast, Ireland arid enme to this Airplanes are often to he heard ■country alone at the nge-of la to humming over us. They were seen join a brother. !r\ Ne^’ York. Later on Thursday and Saturday^nml also |,e went to Lapeer Co., Mich.; and heard on Sunday. lived .until about eight ycacs arc* Sorry to have Clarence Ilergquist also go into town to live,-with Mr. Ida for his health and se.ticd in Hudgins* family. He and Ids Cameron City, purchased property brother, - Elnfcr' attended the party acd have since made it their home. at tlie home of Mrs. Vaughn, Pa g e thousands of acres for both wet and high land ranges and pastures wilt he freed of the cattle ticks and in such counties Where systematic Tick Eradication is established these will he released* from quarantine. th ree WE HAVE FOUND IT! D A IS Y T IL E By taking heed to these ..simple suggestions you will see your cattle gain in weight and improve in-conditlon generally; you will have ac­ complished what has never been done before with your stocks of cattle, and it will he a profitable in­ vestment. When you do this you will never again ellovv fever ticks to reinfest your cattle and premises. Very respectfully, W. S. Hand, l ounty Live Ktorck Inspector. A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly impervious to Water, Chemical . Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from (hat same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Acid tests In the construction of Its Immense acid plants, ■ Our aupJply Is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Slock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment, MAHONEY-WALKER[CO lace s a l e fi Yards for 21r Monday 9.110 A. M. Federal time, us special lot of Lnre will go on Ic. Phis is a bargain you should not mks We have a special assortment of Lfidies', Misses and Children's Pnrnaols in all the latest and most popular color combinations. These have been very specialty priced’ for the little Coals* Thread ,Si\le Be Found at this Store tots 59c to $1.25 andthp prices for Ladict Parasols JL‘25 to d*P* A D 7**1 M X Mr. and Mrs. D.. Hodges*w'ere out visiting with- Mr. Ehreiiahcrgcr <n Sunday. Jease Lees parents them on Sunday. Tl not'been well, Jesse Thompson *i brother, Jnek’s place t and tomatoes. roimgrtgaa It gives us great pleasure to call yoilr attention to 't many suitable, articles tor this Corning Easter and the Summer Days that will follow, and of course this store is the Economy Center in merchan­ dise of OiialitV. See oar many Attractive O(Terinps for Mend Shoulders All Baking § Cares y! f When C A L U M E T I i comes in, nil baking ' f troubles take quick leave. You go right ahead and mix up bak- Muslin Gowns tific ol tIt*- vcr\ tji ui-i .nul Bin.Klcti modrb wish ihe ncwmwl i nll.ir .nul Lirgc [nickels i user I cil i.o 11 Bide o( lhe front goic. The simple^ thing in the world In make hut I.Us of. Btvle.- Miklilh bah simple and cl.ihorate, hut all distinctive in the mg ntatcriala, for biscuits— cakes.—anything without fear ol uncertainty. Calumet makes you forget failure. limits; when CALUMET 11 is truly goud to say ;i| we will have a i d ai><*rimrn) of* Indies Gowns on * ilc a garment BAKING POWDER U(lie mod " -t fvt/Ai mult*. It has the big. ! iUn,and lietiine It is the most Jr •«■!,:!■!<■ The (act that il is the bigjest.seller indvr* that il is UuiTbsU. \Ilint will convince you that thrie is none ' just nspi's*!." fluy ncati-iif yuu air not snii.firtl take it hack and pet your money haek. Calumet contain* only *uch InureOienl* ns have been approved / ofbctally by the U..5. Pood ( Authorities. m I Tn uh «k i MSbayU. I Tsaurs sin ysasit IL Jm f a s h io n n o o i: hum m i n IMPERIAL ClIAMBItAV Nainsook and Muslin Gowns, long and short shoves, lacu and embroidery (rtmim-d;a!«o Under/t»w A n skirts deep llminres I *IX Special a garment *r * 1in , ( fnitniiraV J- inanafai tnred through a In is very d" oi aide f"r drest>-a. i te. Well worth on kel foe yd Oar sprrtai price for (Ms attractive a v ard ro t: M a y P ic t o r ia l R ev iew P a tte rn s diyr "Kilhnrnie” plaiil.s ra tive. Specially prio*d N o w O n Snl*> Extra Slurs 75c Ladies' extra size Muslin D open style, with a siilendid quality embroidery’ trimming. Special H IG H E S T Q U A L IT Y H IG H E S T AW ARDS f l f V w Supt, I.awlnn Returns Superintendent of Schools T. W, Lawton has just returned from u ten days’ visit to the Y. M. C. A. school j i t Bine Ridge, North Caro­ lina. mol report.! a very enjoyable trip and interesting coarse in the school. The work being done at present In this noted V school has special bearing on the various prob|»mi connected with re-adjustment o' the social and rcononyc relations o oyr towns and roimnunities, and the lehahilit alien of the returned odIfliers in society, religion and husir.ess. The courses offered in the Blue Ridge school were under the supervision of some of tbe moat noted educators of the country and tMtudsUt! of lectures on economics, sociology, education and religion. Mr. Lawton will m> el the reprerentative men of the county in the near future anil lay before them the plans suggested in the Blue Ridge school, With a view to inaugurating work along this lin.* in Seminole HOTEL JACKSOHVlUE-riA Eurpp^nPlaA-Gonplote FfodomScreened outok fMfwSi«mU«tod ••fBup(a& h cowcctioft CoAwwenl toCverytKirv^-Ia heart of City•Send for SookM ••• D U V A L H O TE L 'by,»n s*»* « ra-r. ■ inf. All meitcra Irlrphunc h i i Ih 1. *1 •.-it iij; "lih ball . JONES, M*r. AUnntic H o t e l 1 1..r-K ViNVJtLK. M .O « :p \ B » jf «n»f HofAtt Hiftfti r*' o * ! tl* a h uffitr* In biitlilrtfr c# »• Line, *■•<» -■ ' I All mndtffn imtfnnnnrnlu. I n r t i*tj p j f i l r u l » r . H i m , *»t t 4 * *T» i i . S d , p l"f n t u t* HI.JO tw h water, the rejult of heavy has brought rattle out In the high ground. These cattle should lie rounded up and dipped to free them of the cattle ticks with which they ure infested at this time i5i umall numbers. The marshl and sw.prnny lanfN are not going- to stdy under wbter for all time; by dipping jour rattle now that puts*tick-free cattle on the summer ranges or pastures. The cattle should he dipped- regu­ larly every fourteen days during the summer months in order that the small cattle seed ticks that happen (o be on those grazing lands at pres____ . ent may be destroys I. By the FOR AT’ IUL dipping process you will have u*e tfif ILfili %|.So. 83.00; I » ii pru^lr I 2.SJ : 1 TK PKAIO E. Vrrnj w ■ 1v *8 1 — * ‘j? 7T _________________ ' * . - ^ - Vbiles an the new blue*, summer greens, w diver silk stripe*, also ipi-inch wid** silk ( ’ hiiToii white, navy, pink old rose, maize, ligilt blue, Cop dar, etc, specially pricvtl a yard _ $1.50 Value $1.19 * Special fuumttmont Ladiei Mualirt Underskirts, deep em /t»*l 1 broidery limimxa — tv I 1U S|M’cial Monday at Towel Special I2r For Monday only.—stands border bleached - Towel ling- while lot lasts a yard Jlefure The War Bargains 2« x js inch Turkish Bath Towels heavy quality (Limit \ to otic customer),'our 65c /I value Muslin Drawers For Indies— Mua'in' Draw­ ers, neat embroidery j A trimming, ojwn orcloseft style, a sjayinl a x '' Shirtwaists * _— — New shipment of Ladies* SI.irtwaists in voile and or­ gandies, with the new styles Ladies’ Sleeveless 1 A jj $1, M. o.ir pric Gauze Vests, worth 25c I M p » Monday , 9 Tl I MEN’S STRAW HATS For Monday’s sale see our lino of Men's Straw /hr Huts, special prices \ * $1.19 to ............ ..... *K*S Hats f I ones, vain i prjcf tBwacmiimtmfintitittis^mtttr.immupsimnnitpnutunn(Muasnipbibjmbii ;uiumuiiTlii.iimnw:uiut.iiaitiuuuumirinuuun In Our stock of men's Shoes are ever on tho increase.' See our special valuesHn dress, also Wnrk Shoes. ’ CHILDREN’S PUMPS Children's imtent leather Mary Jane pum|m, for Mondays selling we f\ry are offering special values at only \ I MX For Monday: See our sjiccinl lines of men’s dress Shoes for $5,50, $4-9k and ..... . . ____ MEN'S UNDERWEAR tOt DRESS SHIRTS * MEN’S » For Monday—Don’t fail to nee our Athletic Nainsook Underwear for men, sizes i A Percale, Madras, also Kalin 3K*to J4 Shirts. Drawers .12 to 411. /I U p Stripe Silk Madras, special values, A garment _ T«/v/ *198. $1.49 and MEN’S HALF HOSE .Choice assortment men’s Half Ifoec, all the leading colors, in silk, lisle and cotton <n a pair only 75c, 19c, 113c, 25e, 19c. J ft* a n d __ (IN C O R P O R A T E D ) 4 *• Corner .Sanford A venue and Second Street ' -r r L L j ^ ._________ _ �I • * r V'* ,t* -D*J TJl f* W sr »-T ■ 1 v • , «' - •I- - *. i/E f ^ i ‘- ‘ ..I t-****..♦ / * ’ .* * • l| » . THESANFORD HERALD WOMAN’S CLUB R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Buslneiw Manager im Daily Fashion Hint x x x m )Voman‘fl Club Column [VERY 24 HOURS P u bliaijeA E v e r y F r i d a y b y Me who prolitteth by the. turn of the wheel at .every moment of his of every day in ever}’ year a savings account will earn you money. life but refusoth to touch his hand It works while you sleep and while you play, when you work and to it to impart motion is a shirker of N U tH O U m O N PRICE IN ADVANCE: when you are away. I t is impossible for the saving man to be slop­ ONE YEAH____-------------------------------- -— U-00 tasks, and a thief who takes, giving N i l M O N T H S . ______________._____________ I nothing in return.—Bhagavad Gita. py and careless,-hence you gain financially and morally. What will THREE MONTHS. Sometimes it takes a’3Jttle conren your answer be? JvJOW hr N O ! ! when we are confronted T.ntrf *4 M Sx m M m Mail Mulrr A>(nl Had tration IMS, *1 IIm I'mUfllfl *1 Kanfw.4. ftlsrlda with words like the above, to anal­ I’ndfr Art >f M*rrb ltd. l i l t CAPITAL $30,000.00 yze ourselves and see the multitudin­ SURPLUS $15,000.00 'OAin: Herald IlslIJiot T tlrp tu f No, I4S ous things we DO enjoy from an­ other’s effort; however a few inter­ Many of oup soldiers have been ested souls cannot make up for what through tho. excitement both of a should be an individual interest CONSPICUOUSLY SMART. everywhere. It has been said we charge and a discharge. Velvet frocks are conspicuously should never blame ourselves but smart among the frocks now on dis­ ----- 0 -------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------should help ourselves. Did it ever play In tho exclusive shop*. When The legislature hs now in session. appear to you in this light? The crepe georgetto or crepe de chine Is L it us hop? that it will legislate to II. R. STEVFNS C. M HAND R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH, Woman’s Club motto is, "N o t for combined with tho velvet, the effect C-M.IWI alleviate samistf the legislation that self, but for all.” Henee the civic Is Increasingly irresistible. The tunic Csdiier Aii'l Csihier of tho. model pictured has a border of is now in. effect. work is here in wfitch all should feel bead embroidery, while Iho bodice la ----- 0 ----compelled to help. Whether or not draped to one side and fastened In We arc glad to welcome our good you are a club member we solicit pash effect. 'The sleeves correspond friend S. J. Trigletf ba?!> ,to the fold yottr co-operation. This meuns your with the underskirt and arc In Manda-'n style. Medium size requires 4 of the newspaper fraternity, lie hat suggestions too. Many suggestions yards 40-Inch velvet and 2*4 yard* purchased the Okeechobee C,a . ponied into one great whole are what 44 Inch crepe georgette, with 2 yards proprlations for state aid in estab­ changed the name to the Npws ,*i l J is needed. If around your home a lining for upper part of foundation lishing reformatories and detention* s. , , '■ is getting out. a bxHjhf, newsy slit* ; boulevard or vacunt lot needs mow­ eklrt. IF YOUR STOUR FEED IS RUNNING LOW. PHONE 166 FOR SUPPLY houses in Florida. Pictorial Itevlcw Costume No. 7781. ' that is a credit totljp excellent con • ing or rid of papers are you willing Sizes. 16 to 20 years Price, 25 cenlt. No. 10. An act to provide and en­ to renovate it all? thus contribut­ Kmbroidery No. 11813. ty in which it is published. . Transfer, Corn, Oats, Green Cross Sweet Feed, . -----o'----force adequate lire protection for all ing your quota to the upkeep of blue or yellow, 15 cents. x|public institutions*in- the state. Laro D airy Feed. Beet Pulp, Shorts, We quickly perceive an­ Wc are glud indeed lhat, t ir»* Sanford. other town's beauty or vice versa. Bran, Also “ Happy H en” and Eureka Churches of the city have adopted l,hp 'BW* Why not begin at our own- beloved Fox. Jr., publicity chairman, M r J N ? n 'V l b 7. uniform hour* of ‘service, at lea*' Scratch Feed; • : : : : : : : : U C. Bower, city chairman, and the ‘ "fn T * 7 “ T n ‘V " 0',' door’ These things take time bit? aj most of -them if not alt have done following.city workers: Mrs. W. F * hilHr‘‘.n 1,1 ,hp *,a,c ‘)f F1" ri« “ tliis, so wo are informed There * mite of it done each day will show Watsoq, Mrs. R. .1. Holly, Mrs. A. ’ " f . I”.'nul,lr' /,,r violations surprising results Inter. The tone of j V D C p. B l TS I X E S S ! S A P P R E C I A T E I) nothing lik<* ro-o^rative, Concen­ * ! °f our town now if photographed civic- Vaughan. Mrs.- JanW. Moughton. 1 7 !' trated effort The mo-re J&yeholnpv Mrs. R. L. Pecs. Mrs. E. F. Ilou.k-L , ? h t u of uniform hours for the city wit! ally would show up appallingly,* as holder, Mrs. J,‘- ,\L Wallaae, Mrs. E. ‘ u- 1 :P pa,d olt"'*‘ r9' (o aforesaid conditions. Some of us assist Ynatrrbttty--hy•*Tl>ry-’esn'rrfr*Yt,rnt* are responsible for the accumulation P. Morse. County workers: Mrs. i ^°* l~* An ai't to create a womthe. churches are doing, of unsightly things. The town can­ Endor Curlett. Miss Emma Eichner,’ -»*»*'* industrial bureau, providing for d ------- U ---not constantly keep after, in, though of Geneva, MrsT C. D, Rrumloy of the appointment 'of a w .man ns, The committee selected to draft a * !•: i\ ,: i.*6 chiefofiif bureau, bureau, and and i.uki a- pr-»of eour-e it realizes that funds dur­ Chutuota. Mrs. W. A. Dresjot^ of chief J \\ . IHHlTII I.. F. ROPER new commission manager , barter has. ing ! mes of late have not been ade- Carnereti City. M f t U |t llaT.ird I "* *<’ ,.i-i i hen f - r i*L our ( usiumrrti' reported. From a ca*uai ,.ih*i*r\ a THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY K. ■.. at v PEOPLES BANK OF SAN FO R D SANFORD. FLORIDA 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 L’ to meet all strenuous needs. qua! . —^ _ w* - i or-* inOjOriitlR ’ *■11! i- No 11 \i a to p r o v i d e a (inl­ a f> ■ from pov:( :>>n> • arnltig a !■ ( I'. .1 .■( tl F fie a • *■; .4*. I»- f - Ml. \ . • p; i-T.af n,*i f » * 1 i a 4 < s'.,! «=:sr 1/ • " p *d Ro-.'u1 Rrtim Stale i’ arft. i i ’ att i .>ur wound1"! hoy* of - * » ■ pa'! y >n*i ruiiieui.i! m h-ingjog 1 ' ii tor's I .Hilt 1.1 0 e 1 11 li I -i.i. at l :,t >-i !>• a ;l .l>|i i 1 i‘ PufTrhrnTt t. i , r >,. , ih w;i» j|, i i f11 it. him or ul Mrs. V . b. Jtnn.ngs. state r i. airman of the Womun's Liberty Loan committee. . by the Liberty Loan workers of Seminole at whii'h a conference a a* I-it Ve to l he Work t - he .|.>( . 11• a, -* . I • 1. .• } • - * t' • pr.-j ■- *■ p.>- >. g i . . .1 : -.1 ,> ■-v *IVh;- !1.I r.g 1|d. .,* ■ , n tu«n afield of them f‘ ,4 -i uiuuttion must be paid for. she esplained the individual qOotp system to be used this time and also told of the medal* made from raptured German cannon 1 • be given -,i .’ !• -I ..i head,|.114'M r* •1’ 1 I V- . ■ t. - t >1 ■ a * :iil i- l t • 1 * •; f -1 1 fpiece and *maili blue \ '* • ■ a'fat.ge l a* t > f,.rm larger V * n r * ,ia, e.l a' .a h ctol of'to. table The place cards were also dccurated with blue V V Tlse ihneheon, planned by W. L Morgan, Mrs R. R Dt Mrs. arH . w1 , w .1 ' r. ’ ,] r. 1• " f. .* I," Mm. \\ . 4L. Ualluuay.; 8*hnnl"p M rtf6ftS— --------- '-------- . • •: I.....P t|>.. piirgh hi. h n-v.-.i* an m-iniin* r.-ln r a t e , ,|. ■ |.| 1 not to tou ch r l r *0 l i e ' l - n r jl i - r •' 01 hi* >•*•!*<! ‘‘••tit* J 1 •itk** tielong ago a* K.-r;;•..}* -ij t hr ;,|* h. .A. Martin Company Fell Need of Change, f lia ile * w a s s t a y i n g mi the country w h e n p la y m a te s* w o r e f<-yv. No pint* a* It a* 11.il.-on’e choice III* nmti*e<i hlmselt Jn kionviLe, Floriila with —a —tt.'f'*— tit-Fghhnr-y'rM- '••lii.- v<*;ir» y o u n g e r than him self, bin '■ n b e in g Irivit.-d to phn HCh .m old. | - irl VI4II siipjili. .( vvtth tin * tie entire ( i t ah;Mr.|.,||. ,| 1,1* fi.rili.r pi.',} luilte re 1 -nr,II. * ,,f 1111 her itf i .-iiij. i * 10 lur- Biblical Town of Gara. At-Mluiar «>r the vinlchfovvcr. *ti' i-Vl-l* f.i 1)|,- ,-:1-.f ,,r the till, || .if 11:t/:1 Used Cars I SI S F O R D TO U R IN G 1916 FORI) BI TCH .ta*:. ■ TR U C K LITTLE 11 L I C K II I G SIX S I X Il is iili. r .- Sittir*..(I I- *ill.l lo t m \ .-j,! Wight Tire Co. Herald Want Ad Thrift an Improvident Nation’s New Task Daily Fashion Hint Scrr.inolr* County Chairman, in her No. ?. An appropriation of i.*i.nno very gra.ious manner as toastto establish a 'mode! home for the mlstre's presiding with that raie use of the Home Economic Depart­ aid! < * ich in fc-feer dri'o* did so ment at the Woman's College at mm, to bring about *,1:00**. Mrs, VV. I , Morgan welcomed Mrs Jert- TaMahass «. No. 6 . Equal division of the 1 ings and workers telling of a b*w I very interesting experiences of for­ j Smith-Lever and state appropriation mer campaigns. Mr* Endor Curlet between the Home* Econombs and of (q-neva was next ctdieil upon and Agricultural Demonstration work. all were impressed with fjer method No. 7. An appropriation for the of selling bonds a, plan of partial Roys’ and Girls' Industrial Sri orf* payment which she collects arui pur- sufficient to. establish and maintain « bases bonds for people in her dis­ them on the standard basis acquired trict. Mrs. C. D. Rrumley of C^*u- by the best institutions in. the If the publir -improvement wf uh luotu gave some qf her experience* United fRalcs for similar purposes, She wit! rot and providing for the creation of a he lias at heart see in* desirable during the tast drive hi* able to u rk in this one. her board of managers for these school­ enough lo wurrail il he ri.u-H he •eadv t<> mjp| i»rt v .* neighbor'* i <*i I !a<» to he taken hv Mr> It I. ed live members, one, of whom shnl1 Mr* H.ii'.-r-. Mr* R P be ^he president of, I anil the oth,-project <if it is i . t d.Mindly ut. un- Dann. D'eas aml Mr*. George F’ ov, Jr . woman recommended h} the Feder­ worth} one in order (•> gam the r o n MORNTNO WEAK. made announcements relative' o ation of Women’s Clubs for apExlreme simplicity clearly Is tho neighbor's support of his owp ob- their work. Mrs. W. IL Ballard. poinlment. aim of. this frock of darlf h)u* rabarje «? ' H p must’ control his temper, s>oke interestingly of Err work at ; No. 6 . An act creating and estah- dine, it Is cat In one piece, the front rtudy the personality of tile mr.n he ' Altamonte and brought out.tom? of iishing an institution for the Feehjt. and back being gathered to a deep I E,■ M 4ill .,1,1I Ka*— * AL u L ■ <4 Ai, a**%**HIn* n ,1 .11 ■ ■ I S'* . ! I _ _ s ! . At — . V. . mV*AM1A AA MAL a* 111- —1. .lift. a Is m is dealing with, use tact and con­ the difficulties she had encountered j Minded and Epileptic, thereby re- shoulder yoke. Black silk braid and in her section. • iiieving the congested - and ov,i- /huttons are employed for,the decora* sideration. . T h o ,. p— pnl Mrs. W. S.J « “ 'k J? These are qualities wc- must aB Jennings, Mrs. E. M. Gallo wry. In l,ie state hospital (or the insane y>rd bray “fultivate to work with eich other’ count}’ '« hairman, Mr*. W. L. Mor at Chattahoochee. Pictorial Review Drew Nfc'.* 7530. successfully and to do our part in gaff, v'ce rounty chairman, Mrs. R. I No. :9. An ap; r p-.'ati'on *ull> 8 |*e«. to 48 inches bust I*rle^25 ......................... casts. jK . Fea*. ‘ fecre'lary’, M r# GiAifge cient to make available ferderal apthe ctmmunity lift*. ■ *- * of Am — *-p-> '•( ip.- t v - r i 'd the i v .i i * ,,| Ihi- city, tin 1lie road * if.;, I " , *p>M- mi, ..f t: 11 1mt * mion 1 he s. iioo' from Ctizn to .ItilTa are imeient olive to he" il.i'ie 'n t he Victor* drive >iv n.-ar-l fr-U \<*, a-.d .r*'> om- tla-'-*. mqiu ..f 111 *—111 more than Vine pl.ao’ tng I.;- m-hef t y**n m etid * • >if. till- ti hi- thousand y.-ars old, with gnarled hark county mak* :t a big sarces.* w om e n . nod Immense trunks. There la nn old , No. *J4. An act regulating the legend wldeli cp-dlts Gaza will) the InProposed .Measures of Morula Wim • quhlity, cleanline*, and adulteration v, at Ion of the llr*t nteehnnlcnl clocks. ' These u,*re perhaps the' *nnd clocks T|*|f en's f tubs of milk ami other dairy products which are still used In some mosques. 1 l l j f ‘ No. .1 Providing for E?qunl > if-c offered for sale in the Male. Mrs. ii C. Bower was perfect, ami frage. Everl* member of the \\rntitan's much credit is due them, together N*> 2. State wtil. eompirsory I'luh is urged to ,-\i rt every effort with Mr Carres .for the -uccess of school attendance. iq secure the passage of these hit!*.' the orrtft-iun. ■ * * - » « . , • • No. •{. Act to provide for the.fur* Personal letters to our representative Mrs. Jennings rame to Sanford to disking 5*ng by the cou.ntfe? of free ti vt will prove, to them that their con­ held this conference with the Liberty iBook* fur the use of the pupils ef stituents are interested in these im­ Loan workers of Seminole rodnty j the- public freee athools. portant measures. *' and all responded !*> the invitation ‘ No, I Thai women Ie except a few who were unavoidably ., ... . , , . ,, ,, ... - |made eligible lor election.to olh absent y a uuiiiir. * , "Mill. -*?- on* f whom .all htm I id* l* ii|, 1,4 ii*’ 1. 111, >11*1 rn I ,*. I wit! he th** chairman of Conservation De* by h i s ' m oth er f o r his ni glta-i of .luli > partition! of i ederatinn of WoniPn'A he disgusU-iil.v reimirketl, "tih uxjtlier j b g»v Imcr *o .tullii s,i| in * d a y bur ( lith* ami anidher recommended by fellow som e tim e* , w :-nt« a rbangi* trn* federation, t-» hare charge of forestry, water,* a .* • , 1gam 1 -•nii! g Libert*. 1. an ■Ir, .. F lo w in g M r* .!• r n , : i t a * M! aI,.,- I',-. .*». *1on- c.ir * . ■! .. . ■ F ' r r-*t La >.> Sc m•r I «.. tr tv i C O M M U N ITY WORK Think of the. happiest and at ti e same time most wide-awake and pro­ gressive family you know the ore ■which most closely illustrate* your idea of family life. Analyze the se­ cret of their success, and -you will probably find it lies in their power of co-operation . and compromise. No member insist* in carrying oil! his own wishes regardless of the in­ terests and wishes of Jhe others Each rlairn* a little and yield* a little. The real basis of their life is a spirit -o f-pHitual hrip-'anrf forth arance. • J* ■„ , The community is only a larger family. To accomplish sat sfactory result* there must be a body of citi­ zens working together in harmony. And ir. order, to achieve anything worth while, each man must not in­ sist too strongly upon hi* own wishes am^ ideas When he finds that they conflict with the ideas of others he must be prepared to yield the Inas essential details Of fiis plan or perhaps to attain only futrt of his object. .. the I*U ; b-. A '<-> good pap N 1'* \t: act .gr.tii.Bg 14-ldt! 1 ' »' h • II * ih.u ^ u .■ MI • ii., 4*-. " R a t! V* m th,. a. iarot to Royal Palm State I'ark for m i-t ' carry on” a Itttie longer and; Also a very interesting article. '*Ff**e hirt! riirservation purtioses. put thi* Vi* tury‘Loan througl She ; !l»nn of Italy." by Mrs Brown f. rN ’* A su ’liriellt appropna i, p.. ,,f |*.tun qimptitje (.f am* no*r ■>'>■*:.ii-ii! .if •■duvsiia. t . « L . tl o’ rh.i‘ > Ini; Hi ail able l-1 ."ida** |ior■iVjeif; m "w hi. h. though never u*ed. 1 wa* read by NPr'' ■Ut-rnahl „ ! r>>f of *>. fed.-r;,' go d ..4.1’ -*t 1* " sh-'U I a*.> c.,i :: '-1r |,1.-*..* • . Itaval *t1j r* a .* ,.f va^p..*- a l l {(*un!s a! \Sashingtou O — a t edg, ■ -I' ■ ve ."*-•*'• ,v* I4f " ' ‘III .1, -f- '* " ' ■ ' > ...Mi 4 S N. K % i■ t k V\ *• *rfr.irT. ri ta* |»; : . 1 • " V i Gm.^1 M, A n • •iter ,-tin g relic ... Iivg.iin- >hiys il* 1 14,* Into th e J«e -*|.iu ,.f the *1 in 1 V i v i. « i .. ar, O'd-Time Temperance Pledge. M■ t\!rig a* I V Mi.Ill I. f . after will receive the bonus with their final, pay. Soldiers who have been discharged and have hot re­ ceived it, should communicate with t lie zone finance officer, Lernor, Buijding. AVashingtop. 1> < y ir.g particulars and , tu liwinf, ih, .i I.m l.argt i ertpwates ^ai. .r. ,J>ii m* .it T ' i . ill** f •« *IT;' 'v?1 -. 14r H -j:tri* ti-.f M e* them iri its '.U-leri i aI a w age It’ S 1;• i* K, cunilaiit u;ein it t t them •'against the chance of delay in t’mdtr.g entpjoy merit, If a man g.ie* tjjrecti} bt.. K l a i E-;f 1un♦ I ‘ e ! "IiUa UltT 1>C Useful to him Bor if it takes tiiii* f.ir hi it: t'i ft.«'i-iir* « ifif rill til t ia - \ doll.*IT' vt L t*i a *ii, d« rftd I i p a |..It ^ L* fli . . r rherged n .1 !4I \\ *;| ru^rf;! y M •! than tbey wer.- rc; civn. g . 1 h>-se I), r ,| . 1 I' glriaU ■* I he rial.(>!. ha- t.( ----■ Mrs. J. W m’.i 1 T H E y*ifl l l t iS i Tie • ft 0(1 .il 1lie r. •. i‘Hn» ,i ■T a jir>i\,d f1.■hru.irc t[‘MV; ?*!*•; *A iu, fth. 1 fU. i; ! hru.i f } JJtifi, • authoriz - the ;-a'. men' •-? a - \t dollar Ina i- t. a1 - .'d :r S -.4 m |' * ■AU.i Jti tion we hdie’.c tip- r.ev. '[ dan l- : president f t he \\ ■i :n4 *- * - *i ft*- priso' and t* t Tit,- Social Department of the I goad or i- and »h*'ii-i l hi- adupt.-d anford a' n 1 i11 l a ) a ■i i 1 -■. ;i o, - t ii.r , f i S , - ■ ft '■1 If*. Let i , ,-r 1 . i'lf.-i a tari, r III K-d . reiiF• ' ■■>. Mr*. V l-r-.lc* luo-un. allertoiofi al l i i S u ia r C ?~-' a n d 's u g a r Brets, t his f'i.i' l > L.» * * ,i -* a A i* i i- g .tii]t ; K I raw f--r it. i.-i’ ig * i > d Mr*. J. I dull reorn* the attendar.* e wn> A t- n of ice i ;t..* E i*. let us have it If i! (ltd - r >t me,-! V H1-TII Tl.- .1 *. 1 M ti"; e‘ -. Mr* Bell 1 I N.-j-ara >r .a" from • jo to ’ . - >1* « , ■-i smalt Mrl M U a l l . v w a* ( * ft*,,* ! , A * f;L with >,'ir ,iiq -*>i i I.JLett* ltd ■ ’ .fill,,•(<•> III s l a : . gnr ti Eoiil-t.iiia in i , •«•(,i j,-ar*<; in., ..n.i’ d' i.t I,* I fVM i.( a A a * |. d j-r •. .*■ >l.i t:!., l.alidstr county «ay * > .ii, : t, > . f..r sustir prialijet o f it tr*« o f l.ei ts h-o , .mil city utstitutions. * chief. Dellt'ioUs refresh men Is of it’ ,* After the luhcheiin 'dr- J f ntiiV • . ratification. ’....ti M r . '_'V. u '**-am and d (• gal. r* 1 ^ American burines* learned many things during the war. Not the least of these was the necessity for encouraging thrift among the people. The narrow minded policy of encouraging free spending on the hypothesis that it would stimulate busi­ ness has been abandoned. Some of our merchants still cling to the old belief that if -they encourage thrift and savings their business will suffer. This theory has bgen exploded. . if our merchants will help- build up a financial reserve they will write off fewer bail accounts, have less bookkeeping and enjoy a steadier volume of business. , The sooner our leading men- arid women give themselves to definite pohi*} of teai-hing and encouraging thrift the * ><n»*r our community will F,egui tit j>rigr>ss and expand i * »• -tl iverninetit i- ta air**adv . promoting * n h an educational ■ I U n 1*1 <i ■ sale of ' i ur Savings Stamps. FIRST NATIONAL HANK Sanford, Florida^ *, ' . ..a. “ .■ •' -*rni: ■ .ts .—' " ■ » ‘ * !D ' » • A * �* ■* I .'-f* . irft't . it w ■«4»1Ijitr 1 ♦* » ' * •**••*■*;*"* , *tv- V* - > =i-- r*^ pp -p p ^ ! f i K i g ■ j V** ■■• - *• Kvvr^fi^/ • ;■( « 1 -..-» - *i - ■ APRIL lit 1919 PAGE FIVE Little Happenings Mention of Mailers in BrleT Personal Items of Interest The pastor’s theme in the morning for classes from 11 o'clock to 10 Summary of (he . . n H i 'i *t u c i r lit* W i l l IM! will he "Palm Tree Christians." In Floating Small o’clock. . Even with this arrange I in business with his father, Stephen the evening the second of the series ment no one will be wringing wet Talks Succinctly was formerly a Sanford boy and his of studies will be given on the Lord's Arranged for with perspiration or boiling hot from many friends here were delighted to Prayer. Herald Readers the sun. 1 . see him. ' MF has just received his Special music murning and even­ Father J. J. O’ Riordan. honorable discharge from the army ing. Hearty welcomj. Catholic Church, Sanford. Mrs. NI.O. Garner is visiting her! Mrs. G. E. Williams instead of that 1 A wide *»!«* variety of orchestra* orchestras'h is brother, other. Mr. Keene at Delray. Flu. of L. P. McCuiler in order to have I |,.ear«* '» the new Columbia records Silver Tea Yea, Why la ItT (.eon's Auto Transfer Service have mort> rooni l<> <lis|llay the fancy * ^ °y »l Serbian Tainborizn ttr I The Girls of the Pipe Organ Club - Raid the fncetlous feller. “ Why Is It ded a new Peerless truck to their * ork' w'll be held Saturday, j 1 J I, tllra idays "Moonlight in the added uipment. Everybody invited. 48-ltc i Greenwood." an exquisite „| will give a silver ten at the home of when a mini goes to a hutrlyv shop . ... . hit .... ... equipment * * i i l r . , o .. . ___ _l,. i . _ . » Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stewart Mon­ nn<f learns that the price of a chuck Aster plants now ready. Mrs. J. dream melody and on the other side Mias Zoe Munson left Thursday day evening. April 14th at 8:60 roast Is 55 cents a |mund he Involun­ 48*2te of this record the Gypsy Orchestra for Gotha, Fla., where she will spend It. Stewart. Phone 260-W. o'clock. Invitation to nil is extend­ tarily allows his nilnd to revert to is heard in the "Jugo Slav Mazurku. Dr. and Mrs. Hobson announce several days visiting friends. ed.. There will be plenty of fun and thoughts of the flesh mid the devil?"— a fiery dance, of the Balkans. 48-l^c Indianapolis Star. „„ . . . , the arrival of a son Wednesday, plenty of eats. D. L>. Thrasher is making exten-. .. The Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra -ive repairs and remodelling his ... „ „ has two rattling new dance selec­ home at Fourth and Park avenue. *'*r- an‘* ‘^ rs' " • Brown an' tions. Bet. Ililbiirn Here Merely * Superstition. "Kentucky Dreams" and Rev. .1 . p. Hilliqm, (ormcr pastor There Is no kind or a rod. or Instru* Mr. Frank Mrisch is the proud 1',“ u.n c e ‘ ['c ar.r iv“ l of “ s6n 0,1 /'lar- | 'The i r.e Girl’ i.irl Uehind the Gun." Prince'i Prince's no«ses*or of a new Chandler Sport “ ,,h* . younggcntlcman will be Orchestra has recorded two contr. of the M, E. church of this city but ment. which will loente minerals In the I . .frorp the .* .. . f -•----— - now presiding elder of this district eurlli with any degree of certainty. purchased Wight Tire Co. named Manuel Lionel. dances, "The Lady of tin* Lake was a visitor in the city on Sunday. Sometimes n lied of Iron ore will affect Get your sweet pens nt Mrs. H. N. ' . *'*• Preston was the guest of and "H ull’s Victory." introducing Dr. Ililburn idled the pulpit at Mu- magnetic needle of .a compass, or Lumley’s. Phone 404. -18-2te l,ar*nts. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. the themes of half a dozen old favor­ the M E .’ church on Sunday even­ if a surveying Instrument, hut there The Ccclllan Music Club will ,’rpst.on ,aat w»’ek. and also visited ites. 48-ltc Is nothing that will locate the precious ing. after which he conducted the meet Saturday afternoon, April 12, lls Hls l’r* *"S. N. R. Johnson, tuctuK There are many laughs in Colum­ ular quarterly conference of the at 3.30 in Mrs. Munson's studio. l-sed Cars—Several real bargains bia Records this month, and not n I church. ' Wight Tire Co. few of thettf nre found in a record Rernov* Mildew. Miss Margaret King attended the ’> {* 7 ,,re UO* . dance at Eustis Thursday night. ,, “ •‘'^ories .if Faster." sung by which deals with the humorous side Tnko any isiminmi simp, site accordEntertain Si. Ii. Stewards tf service m the army and navy. ng to area of nmtcrlul that Is afTectcd. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher m o vJn'A. a " " '* * ! ? ’ ,h° C1,,!um,’i" The, stewards' of •the M E. ch irch hit soap In small pieces, mill a little They nre "Your Boy ,;;i tijy.Coal ' torod over to Detand on business ‘ 18 a 9{veial Ka*1" ' , record in two parts. 48-ltc Pile N o w ." sung hv the a.ways | ip- ami their wives were cut >rtaim*d at whiter'to It and put on top of stove.uu-. Tuesilay. ulhr ArtKur Fields; and " L o o k V. hat the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. ill dissolved. When about the jconslstMr. im,i Mr... C. W. While mo. I ? " " 1" Mr*' N - 11 M v Boy <5ut in France," .-un; by Thornton Monday night. Those to •ney o f cream take from the lire. Stir enjoy the evening were Mr. and n common kali and cover tlw mildewed ........... Orlando to a,k•> .„d &uan\uit\ & , * “ 1*4"., 1111h wn'h on Misim-ws '• |*r’ u i '"■ ^ K . ' liman., Z J l . * §, Thuradny * ' ,* I 'l t e Mrs. W. White. Mr. and Mrs. O. nbrie wllli the mixture. If one nppllthr Sunilav Pchnul rmmmtion. * c lwi 1Vi% 1# . . ' %. She expects to return in a few days ' r and Mr-e. ' I,A N *■’ (>. li.trne’ , Mrs. J. P oy. **-. and M»s. T. F. Ad*.uns. . 1 lion does not Mitlln*. two will be sure Mr i Mr and ’Mrs. 15. J. Starling and There's a^jnan uJt tin- curb to,; V, eidmun Ca <!w*.I. Ml»* <. r npj.* Me, amt M is ' Ftf “II Penbudy. Mr. 'o do the work. After appIvSug rtttr tu;un*Ul 1010 ll4»t Uctiatfaer ! i M m Me gH ". ~rr--Kd Kocm ai i 'it l-i h i". , v ie |a d M - H M Ma< m. Mr. and nlMiire. e\|stse lo ilio -on for some -------- - tr-atc i i.i, na mc' i Sunday. j <i , r I •ours niul then wu-li o f.' * in : i ,| t i Nisi s o na Mrs. May S. Divkin*. accntnpuii| Mrs . F I . Putnam. Mr. Frank Ad • .Suiui.i • . 11 : a.,w r. t lr m It won't cost you a cent to phone ied by her aunt. Miss Janie Nlripgi"o . *: .5 B n lfor I. M- / It it I lu m i , ! i; w . . ;i ' >• » ii », • ini y.,ur jmI I D F R S F O R P I A N O T U N - fellow leu yesterday fur an extended Ii:!, Mr Spurting, Mrs. 1.. P. It tgan, » »l —■ - ' ‘ * “ * Some Tables Prlceleiv • a mini', i w ur I.» r brother ami - stir. JNI; to itt Wade, the in Tuner, Orlando. Xirs. S. 0. Shinholser, T h e invited visit with relatives in Chester, South There Is n tremendous demand today Mr. :,n\l Mrs. GohimbiiK K.cni*. giicrts wire Mrs. Mabel Blount, Mr. 41-8tp Carolina. • 'or ‘old nmliogiiny or onk .tables. If Later Mr. t ^ in y a v iij^.'oin r .tml il*IF is ii tfOnd illustra­ It v. A. M. D.i'ger of Winter , ..... apd Mrs. 1>. S. Babbirt. \11 r the here nrv titty historic associations-nt* — . — uni i m liifiuu Mrs. J.. ■ B. w>ii|,i Magrudcr of vii Orlando they will go to tlie mountains. . busiuc-s meotjn; i f as. over ‘ Mrs. ached to these tables they bring fnbuIlu\ n was the guest of his sister,; and her sister; Mrs. II. C. Linda!."}' tion o f the r.ew double The Italian Crcnudi'fa" Band. Tliorai.oi mis price*.',There are plenty of til­ I il 'h e io n straw Mrs. ('• \V. Write Friday and Satur-jof Waynesville. .North faroiin: breasted waist-seam suits ;*wlirih must miss on tin* battl'dields Willi ip'a'il cren o. ami des in ihe country possessing real lilswere guests of Mrs J. N. Wlii by 1 of t he T n ntiuo, lias played lor Co•orlr Interest, hut none of them D In • i ' iv left Monday* for yesterddy. lie letiM t likely ut the moment to eouis j 'unthii a Mif'crl march ami an in Mrs. Walter Bellamy and i Iqldren Sl'irtt ; •iV iiiii , ' •n tin- opru market. The table on 'The (i-'ti.n bets i f Hart SwiiafTner il b ' m" ‘oa T i,ic». ol Sorrento and Mr H Muldleioii \\ I'. Ilarllctl lilt'll .Niqioleoti SlgniHl Ills iibillriltloli ."'urilin ntld " 11\ mil 'of \| .t"o Si.‘ i i.iktield. (in . May Id. 1'• 1 , nay be suiii to lie prl'-eb'ss. Ill Engl*f I’rtlut n.1 spell! I III* Ue.»|.-. |ili Tilts ( & Marx 'olumbiu B.imi lias inlnlu a ( >t«l Keiifiieky Mfg. Cii,, mid ilien- Is ii iiudiogiiny table which Radior*) and M i n with their father, It. il. Mnidleloti n-ionl of t ll" OII"-st"!l " M ;|del.ill.' I’adoeali. K v Two buttons, khi.sln-il |m-kefs, a rndilloti 'ii\s was wiislied up oil (loand fan.ili ■o' t u Turn- i lh 1 ..f ■111- ITK 41 . f •* -1r ,*r 1' » 1 * . ( lent Ii nu n long ,stylish roll to the Inpels; tin"ii'i of ('Ianafter flic wreck of flic j i ■ i *i .^uiui.tv r *1li *u l ir; Ri-l .. ar un • ' of Salt lord 1,;i i ';e I •411*1 ‘if lit •giiiturtg Again. triin-wulied. full chested "uir" .1.v 1( o spanlsh iirmadit. Please allow me to state that I i tirsiiay. No. 2 r of i i that young men like. it*s n favorite’ I'e.aw- M'linliiv, r ft* \ *• <■ f t* l ’ have -M our Img ehid,-m r<■111■■<1> 1i 11 , ' Ii ' Ti r> *i *r h 'Hn**. o il' K‘Te.ir i'S, \\ '/• t 11 i lot i i. -"a- oi and hate ordered i' A * f II,"/ .dmii j o ■<rn/y r.i.n .1/ " , ■ I' i1st lllf.t v\iitrr f•»r "'It'ir \ i t» *i1 J j. (( | , 4 1 1 i 1’ j more 11•r tins season Last year I Ii. r of <*«/ . 'irni/oois; 1 KrtM* •» t. ip-■ *!• tir«* ,s**r\ ti t*. i gj t . — i lillum tim, * t Ti - ?nun \ h / -4 •>4* v . I sold tt lo IU, '’r 15 men who raise r* i a man at I he curb (o serve Mr. an d Mrs D (' |[.t!l-eiJ Mr 1 . 1t|* 1 i I » Fah \ ' 1 1*4* hogs. I told each of litem lo take Wight Tire Co. IT-air notin' e If," hilt n nf .i hia hnhs ii VI f 4 - * if f| 4• •■ oil the I' ni"i|v, feed it In their hogs & T i *-1r i ( art"*" of t ir'.t odo April t»l V. :ii \|jn Fla Mr. M.in■1 ( • 41 V and if they hui a single bug from A1* ■'* "to! \( : 1tt 1 ■(or. 1--1. uj!' fie r. mi hitn red a, \| -1 •Tf 1f • V H 14*.| i tt disc.is, ..f an. kind in I to pat me I i & 4 o-r .t 1 l i : •■o : . ' oi V. : ' : e . ' : T l l , 1l 't ,|r [ a i-riii lor the remedy, lot! when 4 tit : 1 ti = "Everything Men and Boys Wear" l a! I a • - .Vi-, ' »•! 1 w ’ft * - 4-iK'tl 4f |i mil' •• j they began lo sell cotton every man ' I Hit' I .1* • I-H! I ' * 1i*i *- »ir.r* came in and paid me for the mctlifn* rr Tin- home of I lari RehalT" ' )' . 1 1 r I r ........' l' i*ini* and every otic of tlo-n't fold, mi­ ner i Mar x clot In s I*iii A ll. f - i f . j jtir s, rig e.tj \ yi .1 11. rtiiM -i i •1.. ll hat ft was the bed hog medicine ■1 C W i at u 1 M !'-‘ l " M J ru e ill ell lie . 1,n.' |,' V‘"a ant y slixpptrig. J* 1 flti* f»r t he ( >'i es \\ ti, o the I bey ever used. tllli* matt paid 'me for the small package mid bmighi #5 i o 11 < V.’ ard, I )■ l " o * :ith, i- in Mrs Htdtlti enl ert aim'd Tut‘“d:t> fioi. r •» !t M o­ hi"'.* M-x .t ll .'.,ic .1 nti n}"od.t.", \\ t tlrie-ijay and at a mv o'clock dinner. 1‘lti^.c pres­ it‘t Uo* \1III und *li.triuoav lor Wllkll worth more and s.tnl it was the best that in* Hsld ever tried. Confirm-’ icrt. I riday of eat'h week. Phone 330- W . ent were I >r. Ruictnn, Mi*tt Sadie' the y aft* fam ous In the Kvc Yours mtv truly. ‘ No wotitrin I* i"-*lv sniisried with Ridison, Mr. and ' t r< v . Itaitey and -IS-:f . by I ! • \ \'tun ; if?jt a rec.jrti liV the eoiiiptluienis Inev mirror pays her U F. Bartlett. .M i. Edward Harris.in ,.f Lyerly, Mt. and Mrs C. W. White. tltf t i. UUi.i.it .xUin ir Dua> lei t»* unless they ori relti-nited by sonic Merehants Grocery ( ' l l . Cri" i"*h' k of V l hiEfh f.a lit several dav , last w e k Harley. A. Maims has returned to i . '■* " U here the Inin I* ion Tl f I I-'P' S mford. Fla s. > • ' t • i• • \\ w > i . -1.11 M's If ! ■ i■ i , Its U av Sitnf'ird after ree.ivmg i - di' «u•» In and A b o u t . ' ...... ' |'*1" <£ The City 4* f ?:hsSm '-fM i =5 + -J* "? j One of the leaders T Daily Fashion Hint Sanford Shoe Clothing Company ** .. . i a to Ins home i , Mnrilny ' ..(»! >. • l|. . S* r . i cl,-u rge W'P I e fro in | In . M a r.tje t .r,.. j|, sj.eiii tin month- i ^i I ur • r . i, r< i ei v iin; l.is diM'liarge al 1iu:u 11 • o, I i lint ,1" II V l l|F,, ,* 11nrris“ t, I ' Hr ii ;ii Heroiom. ( a r e l e s s n e s s R e s u lt s in f a i l u r e Heroism Is always the same, how­ That in why we say 'Feed B A V i . ,11 I I I ' W O K I.Ill - t I n i ', II.n . i l . e ever the fashion of a liero'H clntlica Thomas' Hog Powder according to rnii'. i.etweeu Third and Fourth \ a. may niter. Every hero in history I* directions. DO NOT FEED IT Mm t.i <m Sunday, morning at 11 •Mr. and Mrs.. R. K. Harris' an­ us near to u man as Ids neighbor, and S L O P P Y ,, but mix it with ghound nounce the arrival of a non on Mar. •• i lock. 47-tf If we should tell the simple-Imih of feed and moist erf with just enough some of our neighbor*, it would sound Mr and Mrs’. D L. Thrasher and lith. The little gentleman will lie water to make a crumbly mass. like poetry.—George W. Curtis. ■ M— — Mac Thrasher roti'tned Sat or called Ralph Kirk, Mr*. Harris will Then each, bog gets u beneficial dose be remembered ns Miss Eslliet U tfnd o.i t * i n l ain ol, u i.T • they at f ■ i-li'ls a re e nd lo see him See full directions on package I ''■ i t .' ,te.t si . . i a ii I s hu!1 burn. Your money back if you' are not lank * orjis had a ereixt ifiiiti' Word lias been received l,\ friends VERY ULTRA IN VELVET. sat istied • ■ v i' ' • i* i am! 1lie The nonsnn ha* brought out noth­ v I fuss AUTO T R A N S F E R o f, Ioi' i ' ii t tendi'ii that 1 e sit,led f r<*oi B O X F IL E S Merchant* Grocery I 11 ing more rtasslc than this costume In i > i- 11,i war Mart It "hill lor I he a. H \l l.s E V I '.R l T H I N G . P H O N E I rulin' on Sanford, Fla. black velvet made ’a one-pleco effect for filing United Stales. Ned is also in I hr* »!o,tp d In-fore t ney i ltlld f ’dl I lie '■il. H O T E L G A R N E R . 4 l-if the round nock o( the overdress Is | l.etlers. Bills, Invoices. Receipts. I i Idembarkation camp anti ex pee is to tanks up t i l lie kaise-'s paiaci'. finished witn a collar of pearl gray Etc. Plenty of them Howard T io’>!es of Ha ii -s satin ami tin clwing la effected at sail for ho rite noon. Nora Bayes sings for loluinlita The Time . at ' •'tv after, i M'li.ui days last week tho left aide. Thoro la a two-plecd , Arthur Yu well lias' returned home Records thn month the popular Dear Editor: 50r each u th in r.' aunt, ,V*s. Fannie .S. underskirt attached to nn underbody itonte from the d ajr d^ty. "H ow You . "Rauntercr" Ims <i just e.imp'aint of lining. Batin cuffs finish tho , Mur in and hir sistS.*, JVsS 7 -» from Do Land where be remained several days nt the hospital. IK* Gonna Keep Them Down on the about tiie change of time ufqdicd to] alcoves. Medium size calls for 3V6 HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY Munson. Sunday morning yards of satin and 2 yards of cord. < had an operation for \he removal of Farm away from Broadway away Sundays. Office Supply I)epl. On M oh/Ik '.', April Mtit t'rt» ti-a. I Pictorial Review Costume No. 7949. . Phone 148 ought nut to have any t-ip*y tunnyhis t o n s i l s . Dc, Ingram's sanitari­ froqt harm after t hey’ ve seen Sanford, Florida I■ o' i .pr.iiii wi.l r ni’ive'. ; t Blzcs, 34 to 48 Inches buat Price, 2S um am! is now. on the road to re­ Paree*" She sings it as only Nora dom It is it day of ri"d and’ hot ol cento. • •’ ,p M j , vie- o T t/iip -Bayn could sing it, Hnd on the,other .•■infusion. cover;'. ‘in t t va .on from Sanford e.side of the disc she ;s jfist as-ntlrneYet it remains an easy matter to Sev eral iiiiio binds* of (bid Fellows I pert u, lie in aUj'bdance. • and Rei.eba w,4 make Hit* trip to tive in 'u different sort of horm- nfilke away with the confusion bv Oii.h IV ! i . ihi;» in S p 'orJ id i t ’ j.ronv'ng aonfe.'"When Yankee Doodle nn agreement. To accuse the Jvi-iiniiO 'c toi.gr - to atf 'iid a dis-'l nig .a. u . life. The members ere Sails Upon- the Good Ship Home churches of not being able to settle i ill meeting of the twelfth d'striet, i d itg t • :er for a b e l t t I .1; ’ 48-ltc different1es of time, let ulo*i" di'fer.•» ! are ''X|o ding a nt •*’. en ovude Sweet Home." ■ ., i tl,"in ■-. i,- a u! ..t.g "iices of religion, is to take for grantOVuii iW in [)* ^ time Tite Grand Master of Florida ■ fTr . ‘ n * * * * * * * * |etl that un utlpinpl w-.is made at u will be mere. i-H =i»,r\*is is s I i Lt : a t t t t ' TIITtmrm hour, bill failed E i -u Al Johnson sings.-jiis big hit • Christian Science services < '» L N ' H O T E L . S E E I ! 1 M '•’ ( ;• pastor, evidently, war pleadihg the the Road to Calais/' for Colunibiaj » will be held at the Woman’s g lasses f o r h e a d a c h e o k w-islo-s of his congregation whilst ut t ds month. It’s J hnson at li t very] • Club, Oak avenue, between po o r v is io n , eyes tested the sanie time making *puc$ for best. On the other side of the ree- : • Third and Fourth strets, FREE. 46-tf other pastoral engagements on Sun­ ord is “ It's Never Too Late to be) • - on Sunday, April 13th. at day. The cooked 'food ami fancy work Sorry." excellently Hung by tim Ster­ • 11 ncltick. ’ ale by the ladies of the M. E. ling Trio. The clock time regulating the 48-ltc • 48-tf church will he held in the store of week days pushes,hack the darkness Mrs. F. F. Dutton entertained at •* two hours, so that after the tiresome­ her beautiful country home on Gold­ ness and weafiness of toil and labor en' Lake, Thursday evening the fol­ the men in shop and factory may lowing guests, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J Are you a enjoy the s'ght of the'beautiys of To Tearhers of County Schools Wight, Fred Wight and Thomas nature and of Florida. After May 1 st, the exaininatiun Wight, Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Brower \ . • questions on TH E O R Y AND* A 'lon g evening in Florida has a .and Sir. and Mrs. R. J. Holly. PRACTICE will be hosed on Ln special attraction, for those who ; Two other solos are "Baby's in Rue's TH E SCJfENCE AN D AR T have come out of the*draught of un Prayer Will Soon be Answered, ’ by |OF En AC price j11.20 post xrctlc |U i Ti n uH i uIN mGj ,, price i . g l ) post-1 d i m ' . • Titos* Titos- two lidded \rctic clime. ( orporal l‘ m l Wight -on of Mr. ami Mrs., Henry Wight returned home' Tuesday night from Fhinec wlice lie was itt the Tank f'orps. Fred hits seen service and noteh fore t ii f'lujit'v i.ii' i' l e lifl Sanford loll k" . e ad to get park home and STRANGER SAN FOR D Are you a meml>er of the Baptist Church? In eitjier evopt a hearty welcome awaits you at The First Baptist Church Sunday School 10 A. M. Preaching 11:30 A. M. &. 7:30 P. M Cor. Cth St. and Park Ave. M. n : MASSEY, Pastor Henry Burr, h touching song: «'d h ■|inj^ T bis book is published by the] hours are u boon not to be cast '1 m Glad I can Make ^ ou t r>. a American Book Company, Atlanta, | • ^ ,,r Heaven's sake, "Vaen- worthy succ-fugor to "I'm Sorry ] t«-rei." don't fly in the fa-e of Nn Made You Cry," sung .by Lewis Georgia; and may lie ’ubtipt ed i through the local dealer in school tlU-c. James on the other side of the rec­ books. ord. 48-ltc On Sundays how murh raorv com. . — T- \V\ LawtonrSupt. foftUble to set out for the churches R. J. Holly, editor of the Herald Public Instruction, Seminole Co, in the -coolness of the morning. experts to leave tomorrow for ILr45-4tc Then no more fans, electric or Jap­ boken where he will take a transport anese, to dry up the welter of per­ for France the first of next-.weeki Baptist Church spiration. . You never miss the water [■Mr. Holly experts to return to Sun^ The nn^v hours for serx'icv will be till the well runs dry. ford in the fall to resume his former observed next* Sunday. Bear in occupation of helping to put San-; However, the. Catholic church inmirld that the Sunday* school meets ford and Seminole county on the j lends to take oway one hour of the at |0:30 a. m.. Th§ hour for preach­ map. cool shude of the morning from its ing will be Ft: 15 a. qi. and 8:30 p. Stephen llcffield of Orlando was m. The !!.• Y. P. U. meets.at 7:30 members on Sundays after Easter, and to rhange the. time the guest of his sister,' Mrs. H. H i P* mfrom 10.o'clock to 11 o’clock, Not only patriotism, but self pres­ ervation as well, demand our active in­ terest and participation in the preserft day re-adjustment effort. There is only one way out for '&s— the better business route. • * W e are here to help keep butines^ on as normal a basis as possible. • T o this end we stand ready to help you in any legitimate undertaking. STRENGTH S E *R VICE *A HOME I N S T I T U T I O N M ~ - 1 *•' r — * » - - - - y u &h }*- �PAGB BIX TRE SANFORD REBALD money I am afraid that they will bo further apart when it comes to rais­ ing the moViey to spend. No, need for nil this community strife; Sem­ inole co mty is too small a county for anything like that. Let those parties interested take an old timers' advice and get together— what they want and what everybody wants is a hard road to do the most, good to Ihr most people. Quit yer 'quarlin' and go to ditchin'. BUDGET o f O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT The City GOODRICH _ Akron, Chase any a m o to r in g party touring through thecauriuyv. is haunted ly cn unseen passenger—*■ F E A R — D R E / iD th a t-tv 4 ic c -y ;iil UUr.v- out, lil:c a And land Hie rr.^tri­ car at the road sidr, a helpless tliiar. But if you h in tho tires car, ’ C o ; Seeley. APRIL'll, 1919 Famous in This Specialty Called Is Sanford F. II. Seeley of Chicago and Philndelphia. th*i noted truss expert will A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes personally be at the Cnrnos Hotel and Faith, “ He'll Print 'em” — and will remain in Sanford • this So Says Sauntcrer. Tuesday only, April 15th. Mr. Seeley says: ".The Spermatic Shield are known the world ov wilf not only retain any cuse of rup­ Oblcks will grow much fatur It yon teeOmtm I would not^see too. Heart*; * Time Fast time—slow time— ture perfectly, hSt contracts the P u rin a er as the * . I love the purple haze sun time— United States time—and opening in ten days on the average C h ic k e n C h o w d e r uny old kind of tiiAc. Well, you cise. This instrument received the Thiit softly veils the distance, can just take yo'ur pirk nround this only award in Englnnd and in Spain And haeuty gives my gaze with Pu rin a C hide F ee4 town. Every fellow you meet has producing results without surgery, That leaves to Fancy's lining bcctOM Purina Chicken Chowder is rich In not a different opinion as to time. injections, medical treatment or Ire- eltmenw lt»st make tdixxl, boors,(astlM n .letef The things I'd like to see, When led, m directed, wlUil'urni* Time is about (ttitiyil e me sick, and scriptiuiiB.. Mr. Seeley has docu­ m»st. My fondest hopes undimming gsed, we guarantee FEED FOIt T IIE MONEY if you good readejs will just put up ments from the United States gov­ Double By what can nqver he. with this little spasm nbout time I ernment, Washington, D. C., tor in­ Development f or Money V thihk 1 can safely promise,lo “ hands spection. All chnrity cme i without 1 would not see loo cldarly; W e have the* complete People w ill persist charge, or if any interested call, he during the first No praying thought would thrust r4T'! hereafter fnimMA Jp u r in a L week* o l a in makings it like woik to je t used to will he glaij^lo sljpw same without 0chick's Whatever holds the future . ,<** line or Purina Feeds and tile. In C H IC K ! CHICKED this little o!d> fast tipie. Why now Ohsckcibosrd charge or lit them if desired. Busi­ Let my poor heart yet trust. POWDER, FEED i bags only. you just think, firotde an* working ngs demands prevent stopping at Love I a friend unduly, our prices are _ *****'r j 1 t •*** ■ the-preachers overtime now, try'ng m y other place in this section. I would not know his lack; to tind out the time of th** church If I still love him truly !’• S.— Everjr statement in this no.time' Some. me having time of lire, has been verified, before the the'r own end some are trying to find tin?** to suit the time of their See us for Crate Materj.il, Fertilized and Spr ri-nrreg.rtronv and•■F'sdm ■Knth’rv ta m t 1 ’— -* $i ontcntPd with what hophu L et. me keep life’s illusion, Th<* beauty of my dreams Suspicious of the <s>eming What good cypi ever do? Ofrhf Faith makes the dream com Samuel Minium Pei’ , i* . i. , * ■l> .* « i- * * Practice Chesrfulneis. <l u 'o r f i t l c e s s o ug ht, to Im J J je viiill, i uui.-rinTwmf' f f i r t r ■ Tllhout c h e e r f u l n e s s j s a L a p la n d win* i . t w lllioat u s u n ; and Ihis spirit Of * lo*t i fiilai*** should be en c o u ra g e d In ear i i h i i Ii If w e w ould h a v e the b ene-1 fit oj It In niir nljl a g e ; lim e ifltl m uko ii gejienn is w ine ;n ore m e l l o w ; but it < ill m m flint w h ic h Is c u r l y on the fret, to, vin eg ar.— C o lt An. true ttjr; of the election jcKpetiaes of n Grorg'a man be dt-tenfeii for thv w v> > ri iWswvy PUhiHA ! c o m m issio n e r: ‘ 1 1 is S e c u rity visible riding j grinding. You have faith T ta dependability l-vi* 1 where, and the ^ yrability v/hi e h rounds ou t the S e r v ic e V a lu e of all Goodrich Tires, G o o d rich T ir e s rom u D ea ler of Oriando. Grand Master of l 'uGrand Lodge of Florida. T h e bom * represents an imvestnumt i t Florida Masons j t { ^"o.ifiO in rash, the rest ixii't* of (In* home. which i*. ft i i . t|r«*t •- «t ru-t ure w.th 100 rnmin new (rush cans that the cilv has s* generously placed ab>ng ti.*■ street-. These are llm h ads uf runs that l have been needed for some thn:\ and the people ijUght t'» be proud of them. They have lids on Ihefft and are in every way sanitary, lust n* sanitary as u trash can may ever be if in use, and I w j u UI *ay now that the first fellow who disgraces himself and his town l o any noth­ ing abojit his can. by leaving the tap off, ought to be brought aefote his liottor for a dressing down. I congratulate the city on this forward step. And while 1 am mi ih** submust mil attention t > trash in the alleys why 1 went down Saturday and got a-'piece of ice and ns a near cut I earned it through the alley well that alley wat .. *-■!■*■**, and i ist a !e roopeiatioe with tile til r cl.'.'t. and the trash mm and a ne*v can now us exists appeal'd t*i bu down town Tuesday and 1 overheard i einurks conrerniijg ; r cer ta in Seems us if the whole east the ciiulit^v was in Sanford y add all went before the of c e i.itv lo- ei|,|i cointiiii**ft>ners ' Hoads they for a hotel ami damps itbout ft mi <* from tin* in.in, business sertio.i •• *'t Pel -rshurg nil Coffee I ’ d * bu> o i A car line piaee.s it in direct line w.th the city. Masonic bodies t m in all parts of tiie state have created endowment funds f>.r ti.it- benefit of the home. Knights Templars fit their reeeiii .coat lave .in T a m pa created an en­ dowment of $ J,000,' while I he East­ ern Star at its meeting during Hit* past week do'uait'd < 1 ,0 1 ) 0 for mainley a me. There are already several applicants for udm'asion into the home which W.'i pronahly In- a t -.1 it|ion in the near future. T h - SoTim* Uruclflxion* to he Sung The Music Department of tin Woman's Club will give a sat?re it cantata, "T h e f'nieilixiiitv"* at .pit* I’ rtsliyteriup churcli Friday evening, April lSlh, at k: JO o’clock, Feiltutal time. The ladies will he assisted by Messrs. Stone and Horne, bass and tenor soloists. This is a metbiaimn on the sacred passion of tin* Holy Ue |eem**r and will Inst for mere than an hour. . The pub’ ie gi nernllv mu-t the unrolled stroll lari't get together on spending pie Jomqa A, Garfield. of propliccy.- The National Orange Drink O P A R K L I N G like champagne, lull-flavored and ^refreshing, Orange-Crush never fails to win a welcome. Guests and hostess alike will turn with delight to its carbonated, s a t i s f y i n g sweetness. A t party or picnic, club or and best of all in. the lumi angr-Crush is the perfect d, perfect in jralatability, perf n thirst quencher, perfect health-giving qualities, . Orange-Cntsfi is the drinl: di fid a thirst-tempter that liciouslv dilferent. Its ici golden goodness will bring u ing jo y to your pTrehe j p.dat OiV.er a citse o f Orangc-Cru** day. Obtainable wherever bdtt‘e of O nny-G rt&i to i>3 SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING ( 0 �v * ** t w < \ * ' V -i ■*. ,4M -•** -*Jc-s**^..%*.^x*^*4 -**a•* ^* - -U*4 ‘-1-4 J j ^ ^»»l 'c * - •/ • vf* ,4 . t / ' * , ■•* > -'* «» 4*< » V ; | '# ,U-!-*i,‘ ' . • *x #*.* 1 H* APRIL II, 1#1# *» « w THE SANFORD HERALD .Irish. destinies, to be sovereign and Evidence given before Committee indefeasible. The long usurpation of that right by? a foreign people and Fo re ig n Affairs St Washington: P r o c la m a tio n o f Irish Republic ploek t>, II. It. Mitchell's S u m y S 5 '-°rk %sr of the ^ »»*• . ArUcIa V. J 'Wf .i- ■■#t - . a = VJPiP H i -i Li.# purchase and aa!*, or on commission, or otherwise, to dtpl In stock* and bonds, to hold stock In oih*r corporation* and d(»po«* of th* same# ur borrow mon*y»and •*cor* th* .am# by a pl*dg* of lta atock, or by note*, bonds or mort%gg#s her obli­ gations upon tb# property of th* corporation • nd generally to hava and‘ ekerdic all such power* aa may be Incident to the purpose* and business of the corporation* or other buifi)***M a Ilk, natufr, , nd to hav*. •njuy and exrrria, all th, right#, powcri. and prlvllcgr, inrldrnt to curporattim* ur■anll*d amt rilatln, ondar and by virtu# of Ih* lava u| th# atat# ol Florida. ■ Artl.la 111. Th# amount of capital atock of th# corPi’f _ ‘,n l*o ‘On* Hundred Thouaand <1100.000.OOr Dollar*, divided Into Una Thouaand (10001 ahar#* of th* par vatu# of On# Hundred ( $ 100,001 Dollar* »ach, which ahall tw payable In lawful money of the United Mai#* id Am#,rtea, or in pruperty, or In labor or iurvlrra, at a lair and iu*t valua­ tion. to be tl*#d by Ihwjjuard of director*. Article IV. The term for which the corporation shall I'e perpetual untea, auoner dl*tolved according to law. Semlnol* county. Florida, to-wft: Beg. I S H . . T P r ou*lnet* of Iba corporation ihatl ba •#■ W ®1 }< Sac. poet on S line of Sec. t i , conducted by a Hoard ol Tlltaetora consistT“? peril Beal» No. 2fi9. dated the i»g ol nut lea# than four nor mor* than ? S ’ i*.3’ [*’ • * »«; run N 10 ah*. W 2 J» of 9rd day of July, j, J " J"” ehaj 8 tO chs, K I H cha, N 10 cb(. 5 acre*. merabera. The Director* ahall, from government has not extinguished the {-el 2«. nioek U, n. It. klltrhell'i Survey "7 aeven T h* aaid land being assessed at tha data their number elect a I’re.idrnt, h Vlca I'reaMr. G a lla g h e r. Mr. Chairman, in ol Ih* Isauanra of auch certificate In th# 5 scree, enld at the prop- idem, a Secretary and a Treasurer. Th right, nor can it ever be extinguished e-n* “3fe. y dfant, name uf J. Itallhoui* and wife. Unleaa ,ald V *bire; Also Tas Ccrtiflcatr No. prriuns who are to conduct lha business of rinsing the hearings that your com­ day „( Ju|y. a It. tills certificate shall be redeemed according to except by the destruction of the . ‘0, dated th# tin. corporation aa lta temporary officer# mittee jo generously and unanimous­ law ! » « deed will laaun thereon on th# 10th « i V ‘rJnK. unlo*‘«-'< i>»-t of nioek it. n. it. • f 1* " ueclora until the director*'are elected Irish people.. In every generation .hi, day .J April. A. I). 1919.— • » 1* .SurV K , Grant. Mild s* { ‘..Joe fir*t annual meeting of the atock ly granted upon resolution 357, in­ the property of Unknown. nit teas my official signature and sea! this holder* hereinafter provided for. ahall he the Irish people have.asserted their the 7th day of Maeeh. A. D. 1919. troduced by me, I feel that the Ml nt said certiorates have heen filed In !!: I ■ Swope a. I'rr.idrnt, Hoy K. Symea, aa (« » > ) . E. A. DOU OI.ASS . right to national freedom and sov­ m> ijfflrr, and appllcallun has hern made fur Vice i resident. F. V. Dutton, aa Trea.ureh many delegates present,, as well as l.lerk Circuit Court Semlnol# Co.. Fla. •nd II. W, Harr, a* Secretary. The firrt ereignty; six times during .the past la* deed to issue In accordance with law. 43-6t By V. M. Douglaa*. D. C. annual meeting of the stockholder* shall he myself, are greatly indebted to your tlnle.* (aid certificate* .hall he. redeemed *,n *econd-Tuesday In July. A. I). three hundred years they have as­ according to law 1st deed will iirue thereon Vo, 1*19, and annually thereafter un the iccond NOTICE com m it te e for their sympathy and on the l*th day of May, A. D. 1919, ia hereby given that an application will ba lUeaday of each and every July, *uch meet­ serted it in arms. Standing on that Witni n my official f Ignat ure and !"■ da to the nett seaaton of th* Florida ing tu be held at the principal office of th# kindness. fundamental right and again assort­ Ihi* I he 10th day uf April, A. I>, 1919. Leglalalur* to hav* that body enact a law company at Oviedo, Florida. It was not my intention to take ing it in arms in the face of the abolishing the present form of munlcfpal govern­ (•»»>' , . E. A. liOUGI.ASS. .. Atilrlu VI. ment for Sanford, Fla., and to aataollab a dilCl«*fk Circuit Court Srrninutr Cu„ } U. o Sighc.t amount of indebtedneai or up any of the time of the committee world, we hereby proclaim the l°tm ®f Sovernmeot for th* tald munleiHy V. E. Douglass, I>. C. liability t„ which this corporation can at IS-Sic pailty, auch form of government to be what la tlia morning with my remarks, but Irish republic as a sovereign inde­ any time .object Itaelf I. Five Hundred ordinarily termed the cemmieaf on-manager Th.ju.and UMMJ.OOO.QO) flojlara. u question has been asked by several pendent- state, and we pledge our Nellrr of Appllrallon for Tat Deed tinder form of government "for oiunlrlpalltie*. Article VIE* Dated March lllth, 1919* Section 8 of Choplrr 4H8A, Laws of Flor members of the committee us to lives and the lives of our comrades Name., re.ldrncc* and *uh.cHption* of inIda Committee on Municipal • I.eglaUtlon, forporatnra: By S. O. ( ’has#. Chairman what form of government they will in arms to the cause of its freedom, Notice is hereby given Ihst (J. M. Jacob*, Name Rr.ldence Ne. of .Shares . . . * II. C. DuBoae. Secty. of T a « f'crliricate No. t o ; ; dated _. . , Artlrte V. 45-9te have in Ireland, if self-determination of its welfare and of its exaltation purchaser • I • Swope, Oviedo, Fla^ 125 Share. the 3rd day of July. A II. 191 »S. ha» filed Th# buainea* ol the corporation ahall be Roy F. Syme., Sanford, Fi*., 125 Shares mid certlficale in my office, and haa made conducted by a prtaldent. a vice pre*ld#nt. a In Circuit Coart Sevealk Judicial Circuit is granted, and whether the Sinn among the nations. * ■ F liutton, Sanford. Fla., 125 Share* appliration for (nt tu i-iaur » n ireunl•ectrlary and treaiurrr. and 'a board of di­ Hemlaole Cauaty. Flerlda HW. Harr, Urlando, Fla., 125 Share.. Fein or Irish Republic Tarty in Ire­ rector# to con*i*t of pot I##* than three, the law. Said certifiralv emhrarea I • Wilaon, Complainant The Irish republic is entitled to, the following dr.eribnl property .Ituated in Article VIII. number to b# f l » d by the by-law*. The ve. land believe in personal and relig­ The seal of this•cornoration shall be a cir­ •lirecl ora shall be elected annually by the county, Florida, to-wll; HE'* of and hereby claims, the allegiance of Seminole Catherine A. Brown and S E ' . of Section 36, Town.hip 21 South, cular impression and bear in the renter the stockholder* on lh* last Tuesday in Febru- John K. Brown, Defendant*. ious .freedom. I am going to ask every Irish man and Irish woman. Range 32 Kail. Ill arriv Tn# .aid land words "Corporate Heap* and around the Hr- »ry of r*rh y#«r, at 11:00 o'clock a. m. at a Tn the Defendant, John E. Brown permission of the committee for a being a treated at the date ill the irruanre of eumfcrrnce *’U. P* Swope Land Company.'* meeting had for that purpose In its principal ■ a PP**rln> Irom the ‘aworn Affidavit O. P. S W O P E e«th certificate in the luirn of J. \V. Thorn8*f*,0cd, Flprida, .and Its officer* hvrej/t filed that your place of residence la few minutes to answer that question The republic guarantees religious hetg. * HOY F, BY MRS ahall. immediately thrrraltcr be elected by ■oms atat* of the United Slate* other than Unless raid, c-rllficale ohall he re­ F. F. H U T T O N * the hoard 'ol director#. 'Until those elected lh# atat* of Florida, and that your partic­ and to’ rend for the benefit of the and civil liberty, equal rights, and deemed according to taw tat dtrif will l.rur • II. W. BAHl<. »« • " organUatlon meeting ol the stock­ ular resident- ia unknown to affiant and Ihifeon on the 12th Hay of May. A. 1>. 1919. ^ committee excerpts from the pro­ equal opportunities to all its citiT A T E OK F L O R I D A holder* to be held upon the completion of that tha said John E. Brown I* a minor Wit neta my offirlat *ignalure and .eal thi. S County uf Seminole xens, and declares iLs resolve to pur­ It* Incorporation, or at the ftrat annual over the age of fourteen year* and baa the lath day of April. A. !>. 1919. I clamation of the provisional govern­ Before me personally appeared O, P. meeting uf itockholdera, ahall be qualified, bevn absent from the atnl* mors than siity (teal)» E. A. DOUGLA SS, the huslnrt* of the corporation ahall b# con­ day* nett preceding thia order and ther# ment or-the Irish republic as pub­ sue the happiness and prosperity o( gw®p#. Roy F. H y roes, F. Y. Dutton and Clerk Circuit Court Semincle Cb., Fla. H, w . Birr, to me well hnuwn, and known ducted hy the folio win g officer#: V. r . la no person in the atnta of Florid* aarvlco Hy V. E. Douglas*, l>, C. lished to the world by them on April the whole nation and of ail its parts, liutton. I’rea.. SandyAndarson. Vlrr-IU*. and of subpoena upon whom would bind th* In be the parties described In said article* of I8-51C cherishing all the children of the na­ InrornuYkttun and acknowledge! that they H. Jones, Secretary and Treaiurrr; and F. aama John E. Brown. . 33, 1916, on the ocaosion of Ire­ F.. Dutton, Sandy Andrrton and If. Junr* -It ia,therefor* ordered that you do appear Hlatrmrnt of the tlwnrr.fclp. Management, signed the same for the uses and purposes •h*H. eonititut# the board of director*. land’s most recent uprising to assert tion equally* and oblivious of the In thl* court to th* bill herein Iliad on th* Circulation, Kit.. Required by lhc A<* or therein expressed. Witness my hand and official seal, this the differences carefully fostered by an . , .. Article VI. Sth day of May. A. D. 1919. Congrcaa of Aufuat 21. 1112 her natural rights. » To.*. hl*"C*t amount of Indebtedncaa or It la further orderad that thla order ba Of Sanford Herald, publi.hed weekly at first day uf April. A. IL 1919. alien government, which have di­ Sanford,Jiloridi, t«« U ) H O S K IN S JONES. liability to whlrh th# ‘corporation may at published ones a week for eight conseeutlvo fur April t, 1919. Proclamation of Irish Republic * Notary Public* any time subject Itself shall not etceed thg weak* In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper vided a minority from the majority State of Florid* ‘ My Commission etplre* Dec. 24. 1921, amount of ft* capital atock plus Its surplus. published In said Semlnol* county. We declare the right of the people County of Seminole .*. Davis A Giles in the past. Wltnraa my hand and th* seal of tha tald ■ Article VII, Before me. a notary public, in and f n t h r ----Atffinteyrfor Incorporator*.- * of Ireland to- Lhc. ownership of KfeCircuit Court tbl* 2lit day of February, The name ami residence of th* Incurilatfr amt rminty- »l,u«wavd..,pii«oniQly ap- — *7-5tc Uqtjl.our jir.ms lijivu brought the • .. ' “ or*, ami tha number of eharra of ,toek A. 1». 1919. h n ’l lITVl TO .mfoLmreA runlr^l of, peertof W .V M r HayW««, who. ■having been i - ■ - - "~1~r' ‘| y.- *- ‘r r T---<**•!> - .E. A. DOUOUABSf ‘ ' S Swi.bw^aarb * re.tai fotiowai' • ■ • ^d rtyrK ; .moment- for' the establish­ duly ihbiit iffortimr to jaw. drpoaea and Netlre of Appllrallaa for Tas Deed Under Clerk Circuit Court Semlnol* Co., Fla. F. F. Dutton, Sanford, Florida, 90 share* aaya that hr it the hutinraa manairrr .of th* Section H of Ckapler infill. Laws of FlorKay. Adams A Ragland, -• ment of a permanent national gov­ 5anfnrd Herald an«l that the following U. tu II. Jones, Sanford. Florida, ft shares Ida * * Ally*, for rialntllT, Sandy Andrr*on( Sanford. Florida. 5 aharca l i n t t*f hit ktmwludgr anil belief * a true Notice Is hereby given that J. E. I.slng, ernment, representative of the whole •Ihr Jacksonville, Fla. tatrmrnt of th* ownership, m«na^rm*nt purrhasrr of Tas Certificate No. 482. dated «2-9te ‘ r ■ of Florida people of Ireland and elected by the (and if a daily paper, the drcutatlrmh i tf,, of the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1913; said cer- State th* afxirrtaiH publication for th* dal* ihn vn tllicat** embrace# the folllnwinK .descflbrd County of Seminole. la Caart o f County Judge, Slate of Florida suffrages of all her men and women, in th* slfttvr caption, renuirrd 4»v th* A f t of property situated in Seminole county, Fla., I hereby certify, That on Ihi* day Deraon- In re Estate of 24, IP12, rmhodlfd in Rrction 443, to*w.t It, pin 16.77 chs E. of 8W ror Sec. ally appeared before me F. ,F. Dutton. San- Etta l.ow Wiliams and the provisional government, hereby I’Augufit Hsminotn County ustal I#awa and ltt-sni*tiou«, printed on 35, Tp 19 S, IL 30 East,* run N 6 U chs. E i A.n(J» r» on ■ad H. Jones,’ to me known to William Williams, U ln n n constituted, wifi administer the civil lhc reverse of this form, to - »l t : ' 4 chs S, ID* chs, W 4 chs, fi aer*a. The said be the prreona who aubacribrd to th* foraNotice is hereby given to all whom It may golng charter, and each lor himself, before concern, that Malt .WiUMmt, aWnuardian land being ass cosed at the date of the Issu­ I ■ That the name* and addreapra of th* One Inch Cards Will Be Published l)i< and military affairs of the republic lubiiahrr. rditur. manacinic editor, and ance of auch certificate In the m m r of J, F, pie. eew-rally aeknowledged that h# did *o of Etta Dow Williams and William Wil­ for «h. uaea and purpoaes tharrln eapreaaed. liams, Laing, luiiniit* rnfcnatir* are; « minora, will on t h *.!9 t h day ol def This Heading At The Ita'ie Of|7.'2' in trust for the ucoplp. : <7 line** my hand and aral of office at San­ Publisher, Herald Printing (*«»,, Sanford, Fla. Atrp Tax Certiorate No. 212, dated th* ford, Morlda, this tha 19th day of March. April, A. D. 1919, apply to tha Honorable Per Year. E. F. llousholdrr, County Judge In and for Wo replnce the cause of the. Irish Editor, It. J. Holly. Sanford, Pta. 6th day of July, A. D. 1915; said certificate aaid county, at his office In Sanfurd In aald embraces the following described property republic under the protection of the Managing Editor, «im r, c. i.. nniTT. county, at 10 o'clock a. in., or aa soon situated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wll: Nulary Fublir. My rommiaaiun Manager, \V. Nf tlayni*. Sanford, flu thereafter aa the matter ean be heard, for Most High God, whose ■blessing we Hus * Eiplr^a Nov, lllth, 1922. 2. That the oarier* tm HeruJd PrinluTK As to Lot hi Florida Land & Colonisation authority, tu tell, at public or prlvato sale,' Co.'s Add. to South Sanford; the said land Difkimon « * l Be kin •op, Company# the following describe.! real estate. In Slid invoke upon our arms, and we pray being assessed al Itie date of the Issuance of Atturnrya for Incorporalora. (seal) rnontv, t.,-wlt; South 7 and )* chains of the 'Holly, M, !»., Sanford, Fla, such certificate In I he name of Airs. F. Lake. 45-4 Ic that no one who serves the cause N W >i of N p u of Sec. 20. Town,hip 20. 11* 11>* U J , Hartford, Fla* 1 hr said J K- I.alng ha# tiled said certifiRange 30 Ea,t. containing 15 acres more-or Km 4lull, ti \V,, U it Ml ft, Kat.s eaii" in my office and marie application for will dishonor it by cowardice, in­ NOTIUE I rei. llaynrs,- W M . Sanford. Fla. tai d u d * to Issue in accordance with law. o f f i c e i n t h e c o u r t imiTsr N«*llrr la hrrrhy given that L 15. Clara Wilson, T. F . Ssnfnftl. FU The N 1» ol N H s.f Southwest M of South­ humanity, or rapine. In this su­ ■Cat***, a married woman, the wife, uf James I said rrrtlfirale* shall be redeemed Hour he, K. H , Hanford, Fla. arrordlny tf» law Int deeds will issue thereon J. Cates, ant! a rmiilmt of Hanford, Hem- west t, of Section ft, Township Twenty-on# SA N FO R D * FLO R ID A Tavlor. Mi* O. I., Sanford, H ij preme hour the Irish nation must, 431* South. Range Thirty (Jo) East, runon the 22nd #lay of April, A. D. 1919. ln*df county, Florida, Intend to apply by ( »arnrr. JT II., Hanford, Fla ’ W it n,*« my orbrlnl nature and seal this itiiiHitu In thanrrry to the tlonora.ldr James talnlng 10 arc#* more or less. by its valor and discipline and by Ilutlorvr F, F ,* Sanford. I * Ann tire South one twentieth (1-201 ’ol W, ISrkin*, Judgt* « ( the Seventh Judicial thi ,'l^t day of March. X h 19 IV lh# South half t l51 *‘l Northwest of F That (hr LiiniSri'ii lft*inlh*»ld* r«i, n oftthe readiness ol its .children to suiti Circuit of Florida, at lial.antl, Florida, or *»*li L. A. DliUGLAHH. sajfoes, and uth^f *erurit> Holders owning wherever he may ih* f«iljrs<1 at 10 o'clock on Southwest quarter t ' i ) of Section ft, Town­ Clerk Circuit Cuurt 'Seminole Co., Fla. THOMAS EMMET WILSON lice themselves for the common*good, or holding I per cent «r more of total amount ship Twenty-on# (21) South, Bang# Thirty the morning of April I5tk, 1019, or a« anon Ily Vi M. Douglass, IJ. C, E. FERGUSON HOIJSHtll.I/r.B prove itself worthy of the august of bonds, m*!f!yagi», of other ■n-uritlrw nrr1 tn r.tr thereafter as I may he heard, for lii*«*n*e to (30) (East, containing one acre more Or lest. If there litre fjtiDr, ■'* tt»te manage, take charge of and control my And a one acre trad bounded as follow*: N on*. property, and tu become 4 ! rep dealer in Commencing 31 (eel North of the South­ destiny to which it is culltd DKP \ IITM KNT OF T H E I N T L K I o it every respect. a & west corner of Northwest It of Southwest IJ 4 Thai the I wo pnrftrruph^ nr it aimve.* F S I .and Office at (lalncsville, Fla. liatid at Hanford, Seminole county, Flor­ of Hrrtlun ft. Township 21 South, llknge SO Signed on behalf of the provis­ giving f hr f|Knw« uf the o s n o i , *tocJiholdMarch If., 1919. ida, March 14th, 1919. * East, thence run North 135 feet, thenca era and srruHty bnblrr*, if any, eur»tain|fiol LAWYERS ional government. Nntire n hereby given that Colonel It, East 322 1-3 feet, thence South 133 feet, G. C L A R A C A T E S , only the Hat of «tor khotdefi nod «**>UlrHy Holme* of Oviedo* Fla.* who hit March 16, SfhvHe M alnri, thence Wrs( to starling point. I'etitioner. hold era a« they appear Upon the bunks of Thomas J. Clarke Sanford Florida Solicitor fur !Vt Itloner, Which application with lie baaed upon the the romusny but also. In r a * « where thf 1911, made Homestead Entry, No'. 912560 for S 'K b of S K ’ i Heclii»n 22 ami N W l| of 43-file Sean Mar Diarmada petition for sate now on file In aaid courtfltorkhnlrler of srrurity hobler ipprar* upon H\V Sect ion 23, Township 21 S,, Uange Dated March 27th. A. I». 1919. the honks of the rompaby s* fru#t«-e «>r In P. I!. Pearse I . Tallahassee Meridian, has fill'd notice M A T T W ILLIAM S, any other fiduciary r* tat ton, the nan** of of ini • nt ion to make Three-year I’ roof* l«i ’ n o ilet: tft-fttc Guardian. the person* **r eorporat ipn lor whom surh establish claim tu the land above desert hod, ia hrrrtiy given Iba: an appllrallon will lie James Connolly, > trustee U acting, is given, also that the said before Clerk Circuit Court, at Hanford, Fla., made to the neat seaaton ol the Florida Thomas MacDonagh two paragraphs contain statements cm brae* on the 25th day of April, 1919. l.< gt-laturr to have that potly enact a taw In Court af Uauoly Judge. Hlale of Florida Office 309 Park Avenue ng affiant's full knowledge and b* lief as to ratahllahlii;' a rounty court for Seminole In re Estate of Eamunn Ceannt Claimant names a# wlfnipseai the rircurnstanees and contiliittna under county. Florida. Dated February 27th. HarryJ. Cramer, Minor HerainoM Connty Charles !,. Wist of Oviedo, Florida which stock holders and security holders who 1919. Joseph Plunkett. Telephone 291 Notiro la hereby given to all whom It Butler I lost on of Oviedo, Flor Ida do not appear upon the books of the eoirnE. A. DOUOI.ASS. Clerk. may concern, that Loss I* Cramer, aa Guar­ Bin (J. fimith of Oviedo, Ftorlda I I2-I0te Mr. Chairman, these are the same pany as trustee'*, hold stock and securities In dian id Harry J. (Tamer, a minor wfjl. on Hsr|a*>r Kmitb <>f Ovitdo. Florida. Office Hrt: 10-12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m a cspactity other than that of a bona fide the 30th day of April, As D. 1919, apply to ROUT. W. D AV IS. principles that gave birth to this oirtifr; and Ibis affiant has no reason to be­ the iliiooralde FL F. ■ Houshutdar, County 45-5tc " Rrglstrr. Notice af Application for Tot Deed Under lieve that any other person* association, or Republic. They arc the principles corporation ha# any i tidem l direct of I in­ Nrrllen 8, Chapter 4888, Lawn of Florida Judge In and for aaid county, at Ml officd Notice 1* hereby given that Uveratreel In Hanford. Fla.,'' in aaid county, at 10 Ire uf $p*llrailun fbr Tat Deed Under that have immortalized Thomas direct In the said stork, bonds, or other *eo’clock a. m., or aa soon thereafter ae th* Turpentine Company, purchaser of Tag matter can b* heard,-for authority to avll, lion K of Chapter 4**8, Law# af Fler­ sreuritie# than as so stated by him. V E T E R IN A R IA N Jefferson, and that were signed so lda Certificate No. 705 and No. 70G, dated the at public or private sale, the.following des­ Jl, That the average number of copies of (GRADUATE) Notice la hereby given (hal tiveratreat 6th day of July, A, D. IS9$s for unpajfi cribed real estate, fn aaid rounty, to-wft: hnldly by John llafit-ock. They are eaeb iMHl* &f this publication *tdd uf dis* Turpentine tax#* for the year 189(t, each covering N i t Company, purchaser ol Tax Beginning at a point tour bundled and forty tributet) thruugb the nulls or n th ifwise, to Treats scientifically diseases the principles for which Washington paid No. fjr.2, dated the ftlh i\/y of of N H of HF.)t .of HW>, of Bee. 3ft, Tp (4441) feet nnrln of the aouthvaat corner of subscribcrfl during the sii months j n - Certificate 2U 8, IL 29 E., Fach uf xald certificate* cov­ tha southwest quarter of the southeast quar­ June, A. 1). IhUU, for lasts (orthe year ceding the dale shown above i* of all domestic animals. fought' and Lincoln died, “ that ering one-hall Interest In said property, and IH9H, covering E*J of N W tg of HEW uf(This informallun is rsquired Irom 'daily fee. 2. T p 21 S . If 29FL, It) acre*, sold as sold aa the property ol A. M. Hunt and ter of Hertinn thirty-one (.11), Township twenty ( 24). south of Bang# Thirty f3t>> government of the people, by the publications only.I Calls in Sanford and the property of E T, Wooten; Also Tax J. M. Hunt; Alai. I n Ortlltratea No. 921 rest, throes- running west four hundred and W M i l A V N K H , sod No. 925. dated tlm 7th day *> f June, J *rt No fifth, Dated the 2nd day. of Jqn people, and lor the penpls si all noi twenty 1 420) feet, thence north two hundred vicinity promptly It Lisinc«* Managrr 4, Ifi 1902. for tales fur the year IfitJI. rnv- A. It. IfifiK, for unpaid taiee for the year ami ten (210) fesd, thence east four hundred S w im to and subscribed before rm th perish from the earth " » Applause . ' ■ring HE«, *.f H E 1, *>t N W ' * ilrss railroad IhfiT, each covering N F 1j of S \V 1, of HE's ani! twenty feet (4201, thence south two answered. 31.1 ds> of March, l*MU rqrht id way I Her Tp 21 H. tl 29 K , ft1, of Her. .15, Tp. 20 8, It. 29 E.. each of said hundred and ten feet to place of beginning. They are the principles that 1’ resi iseal i 1 «1» Mae Johnson s. ics, t.dd as tbi- property of A L. Hunt, rcrlifirales covering mie-half Inlcrrai in Phone 389 M elrose House dent Wilson will contend lor in the Alto begin -12 *s fret north and Ift feat M y curnin»salo n r i pire* I H t 2 I tl!2l( ■inst has riled said rt-rlifl.ati- tn my office, said property, am) sold at the properly of .S« HF. all* .corner . . ___ of k west oi 8l Ilf W H of S E W of 8#e 4»-ltr slid haa made application for tax drrd tu A. M, Hunt and J. M. Hunt; ORLA N D O , FLO R ID A . _ E . u' f ,—run lion “ 31, “Township 20, Range 30 “ “ ..................... peace conference at Versailles, so issue fn arcordanre with law. Alao Tax Certificate No. 921, dated the north-•313W fret, west 300 loot, south JIUM weal S ’" ■ ' r ««l Unions said certificate* shall h« redeemed .ftlh day of November. A. D. Infift. for un­ that “ governments shall derive their • Notice-of Matter's Hale rs east 200 - - - ,feet e e . .In . . ibe .egfn n ln *. according tn law tax deed will Issue thermh paid 4axe* for the year 1894, Covering Beg. feet Whlrh application will be based upon tha Notice i* hereby given that under and by <n the 22nd day of April. A. it. 1919. Wit- S. E. corner of H W ' i of Sec. 35. Tp. 20 H, just powers from the consent of the virtue of a final decree of lorerlusure and sale eewa my offirlaf signature anti iral this tin- It, 29 E.. run N 8 17T»2 (L. W 417.(2 ft. B. petition lor sals now on flla In aaid court. Dated March 27lh, A. I>. 1919. ‘ govern mod.'' They are the self saint made ant! entered in I he Cirruit Court of I'Jth day of March, A. It. 1919. 417.12 ft, FL 417.12 It, 4 arret. Hold aa the LOBHIE C R A M E R , iscati K. A ItllUflLAHH. County. Florida, in. Chancery, property of Unknown. principles f « l which we m > willingly Seminole 4fs-5tc , Gnardian. Ct.rk Circuit Court Scrntnole C o , Fla, bearing date lOlli day ol Mareh. A. It. 1919, And eatd certificates have been filed in G . i t r when in f.ci.tgc It Wendid.urg is romplsinsent 3,000,000 of our best men my nffirc, and the 'Overstreet Turpentine Notice of Application for Tax Dead Under art I and l i m i t IL llryce Is dvfrndant, I, as Co. have made application foi laa- deed to Hrctlon 8’ ot Chapter 4888. Laws of Fler­ acr oss 3.000 miles of ocean, u new .[irdsi master will oiler lor sale and sett. In N O T I C E TO l l t N lf i A C t O l f H issue In accordance wilt: law. Unless said lda front of the court (louse door in Semin.,I. Healed t.tets will l.e received by and at the certificate* shall he redeemed according to world army, that turned defeat into rounty, flrrtda. in hanford. during the N niter ia hergby given that E. N. Sutton, ' file# of the und.rsijSscd unlit |6 a m. April law tas deed will issue thereon un the 21st purchaser of lax certificate Ns. 191. dated legal hours of *ale, en Monday, the- Mti dot - 1si, tfitfi, f-,r tlvr rsnb ...I* lling of Iti# \4#i. victory upon the buttle fields Why you should use the 3rd .lay id July ’A. D. 1915, has filed ,.( M s,. \ l> 1919., to rlie highest hi.ld.r i-orne fttuci. Into Hotel 4 st.l.r, Contractors day ol April, A, D 1919. Witness rtijr- official signature and seal said r-nlifirat* In rny offire, and ha* made France Th ey are the principles for ,*-h. the follow Ing d.rcflbed pN.pefty to furr.tali oil lalo.r and materials tor such Cardui, lhc woman's this the !.1th day of March, A, D. 1919. application lor tax deed to fgiu* In accord­ in Seminole rounty, Florida, to-wit North­ tonic, lor your troubles, that prompted us to give up our west quarter of northwest quarter uf Sec­ remodelling according tn plana anil speeifira'scatt E. A. IMIUGLAHH, ance with law. jfaid certificate embrace* th* lion* of F. . II, Trllmblr, Architect. plana have been shown in Clerk i:trruil Court Hrmlnote Co.. FI*. following dracritird properly situated In tion Five iftl, and the west half of tinwest money and flout billions in liberty and M«-i-ifii aliens ’may l<r> hart upon applies, By V. E. Douglas*, it. C. Seminole county, Florida,-to-wit: N h ofthousands of letters from half o f southwest quarter of S e , lion Tw.r.ly lion to lhc Hrcntary am! hy depositing 44-Stc N E W "f N W f * Her. 14. T p .‘ 20 8.. It, 32 bonds to “ make the world safe for one 1211, T uwnsfiij, Twenty 1201, Soutfi, lib.DO, which witI he rrturne.l when plans actual users of this medi­ Kist. 20 aero*. The said land being at­ Rangr Thirty-two (:<2) Fast, with appurcine, who speak from democracy." These are living prin­ t,nance* thereto belonging, to satisfy said are rc-rellverrd to Secretary. All bidders Notice of Application for Taa Deed Under tested at tha date of tha fasuanc* of auch are required to areompaiiy their hills with Section 8 of Choplrr 4888, Lawo af Flarcertificate In th* name of Unknown. Unltaa ersonal experience. If ciples that will never die, and ns decree and roata. •eMified check ol $250.00 payable to HanLla aaid rertifirat* ahall b* redeemed according E. F. lU l U S I K iL D E I t , ic results obtained by lorsi Hotel Construction Cm, fnc.. the Noth’* I* hereby given that U / M . Smith, lo law tax tired wit) issue thereon on tha ‘Special Master. long ns oppression and tyranny ex­ i heck a of unsuen-esf ul hldilcrs will he re­ purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 1470, dated other women for so many 291b day of April, A. D. 1919. Tilden A Maguire, turned to them upon the rejeejiun of their th* 2nd day of June, A. D. 1992, haa filed ist and liberty yet has friends and years have been so uni­ my dfflHal signature and ■**! thia Solicitors for Complainant. • lid*, checks id surer aaful Milder# will be fe-’ aaid certificate In my offire, and haa made theWltnraa 2*lh day ol Mareh, A. 1).'1919. , 47-61 formly good, why not lovers, the struggle for Irish inde­ talnerf and used by the corporation application fdr l a i 'deed to iaaue In aelord4***1)............ H. A. D O U G I. A S3, give Cardui v trial/ .illillrlated damageat If. . the atscct-saful ........... _ bidder anro with taw. Held certificate embraces th* Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. pendence will never cease, not until N O T IC E fall* to execute astiifartory ronlrart apd Xullualng desert bail property situated In 46-fttc By V, M. Dougla b . c; Notice is hereby given that w*. Ih* under­ bond In one-fourth contract price, to be apIreland stands before the world a signed Incorporators, Intend tn apply to Ilfs proved by th* corporation, within ten days nation once ngnim (Applause.) EarrUrnrr, Sidney J. Catta, Governor of the alter written tiolite ol the acceptance of his ’ State of Florida, at Tailahaaaee, Florida, on lid. I wish again to thank the commit­ tha ftlh day of May. A. I). 1919, or a* soon Bids, fbr plumbing and for the furnishing therraftrr aa w* ran be heard, for letter* if plumbing material and fixture* may b# tee for their kind consideration mid alent tn b* issued to th# (I. I’. Swope Land submitted separately and if aubmllted sep­ ol* which corporation th* following arately shall be accompanied .with certified for the extension of time they have 'ompany, ahall ba the ArtiHra of Incorporation: la the sum of $126,00, mad* and un­ so kindly grkntcd the many delega­ Articles sf lacar ynrsllon of O. I*. Hwnpc check der the tame condition* and above art nut. Land Company The corporation reserves tha right to r*. tions present. )eet any and all b da. Article I. The Chairman. A motion is made MasTerd Hotel Csnsiraction Co., far., Th* name of thia rorporalion ahall b* th* ------ „ il. C. Duitosa, Ssety.— Mrs. Mary J . Irvifl. pl and seeonded that 6,000 copie«-ol- U.-B.-9aaopo- Lewd C-wnspany and Its ortn- — I t - t i e cipal place of business ahall be In Ovlrdo, Cullen, Va., writers N O TICE these hearings be printed. All in SemJn.de county, Florida, but aaid cor-’ Notice la hereby glvrft that ih* underporatlon may havn offirra elsewhere la th# Citrus trees need fertilizer earlier than usu­ “About 11 years ago, 1 favor of this motion will muke it state of Florida or In th* United Slate* of •igned will on Monday, April 2faL 1919, or aa anon thereafter aa convenient apply j suffered untold misery America as by lta hualnea* may become al this season. W ith the abundant spring m ois­ known by “ Ac." Ih* Honorable .bidnay J. Calls, Governor necessary or expedient. with female trouble, bear­ uf the state of Florida, fur letlari patent InThe motionysaw unanimously car­ .... . ___ VII ture the soil supplies have m oved freely the . Arllcl* II. rorporatlng — ............ th* .. ‘ ‘ V “ Tropical VegataM# ____ Corning-down pains, head­ The general nature of the business to be pany," ___ under th* followln proposed charried. . . trees have had a vigorous developm ent. N ow , transacted by the corporation ahall be aa ier, the original uf whlrh ia 'on' file In lh* ache, numbness . • . I • (advt.t follows, lo-wft: To buy, hold, own, control, offira of the Secretary of Htale of the State they need more fertilizer to properly sustain the work, davrlop, sell, deal In. coneey, lease, uf Florida, at Tallahuar*. would go (or throe weeks rent, mortgage, exchange, rultiegte. Improve F. F. Dutton tLuit they are carrying and to promote a good almost bent double . . . and otbrrwiae deal In and dlapoee of raal and II. Jones, Song. personal property, and any right*, titles, My husband went to Dr. .Sandy Anderson. .summer growth. W e ofTer any analysis. 8ong bring* of Itself » cheerfulness interest or estate therein, in the Hate of Articles of Incorporation of the ’’Tropical Flurlda and In other state* of tha United -------- for Cardui . * * Vegetable Company" . —that wafer* the heart to Joy.—Eorlji- Slate* and fn foreign rountrlea: to plat. Im­ A ll the potash you want. The undersigned hereby aaaoriat* IhrmAlter taking about two prove, drain and develop lands for the pur­ aelvta together tor the purpoa* of firrmlng a . .. pose of sal* and Irate; and to do and perform bottler I began' going body politic and corporate under the laws all thinga appropriate or needful for lh# dr- of thp aisle of Florida, with and under tha rlnpmrnt and Improvement uf same lor any following prupo«ed charter: around and when I took i. u mm- i urpose for whlrh the l i u j f may be adapted; three bottles I could do Arlief# I. , .n undertake the management and sale of The name of the corporation shall be th* all fir any part of the property of the cor­ Manufacturoin Ideal Fertilizers ......................... poration; to undertake and direct the man­ ■'Troplcti Vegetable Company," and lta agement and sale of property, buildings and principal plare.nl business shall be at San­ .s'/'^Qcv«x..P.c?,,ers in S,,rny Puml » and Insecticides. JA t'KaO N V I L L h , ..................... - - - . * FLORIDA N O IICK lands of others, and to conduct a general ford, Florida, with branch offirra at surh ____ other pieces in the date of Florida and olher tloftfd « f fouiiiy H i m t i i i M m (n * ym! fer brokerage ageney and commission hu*inr-t R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanfurd Ilranch others Iras,- and Serriooln county* FI*.# will f t c # l v 1*^9 »t lor ol h, rs In the purchase, sale, leastsn.l I ,slatre l * ‘« of 11 the United Slates sod to for.tgn thrir rryuUr mfcllnf hrld M en flh, management of real sslatr, and the negi.llo- I counlrieea at hereafter mav he twlablished. A. I>. \019, at 10 a. m. fnr ilis* i iAM- lion ol loans therein, lo nil, farm, rulUvat.-f, Article II. t .. inr of mnrrrt# abuUtncfita for ovrr and operate the Ignds of the corporation. The nature of the business ,.f the rorpor8«'i4lrr CrrfV. G r* ( ‘r l r t f Howell jCr^rk. iml and lands other persona, and tu mstk.-l, altun shall be: in buy. own. hold, st-li, tswse ovrr ditch about I mile north of (IvlHo, sell and dispose uf the products therefrom, and otherwise to acquire and dispose of mnd tpcdflrEtlun to hr had by aj»plf* i The foregoing clause shall be runatrus-d aa land# and other real estate, tu plat, lay out. filaoa nc *t th* ofilc# of B# A. Hovel***. < I*rk; Independent object*, btitlnceaea and powers, develop* and farm the earn* tn vegetable*. flotrd t n m r t * «hr rlrbt to. niert *fiy End and th* enumeration id any specific object, Ifull* and other product* i t tha aoll; tu pur* all bids. —~*1 bust nr** or power shall nut be held In limit ™ * “ 8n4l aelt, and otherwiae acquire and I-. A. n ROM LEV, Chrmx' nor restrict In any manner any other object, dlspoa* 6f cattle and othar live stock, to A R E YO U IN S U R E D ? NOT, Board £«*, Conami*. B*nt«oI* Co. business or powrr of this corporation. own-and manage atock range* or ranches; to w t w«-w / i i jL j deal Jn timber lands, timber product*, and Artlrle. III. . ,-.x . W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Th* amount of the rapital .stock of thit *? “ •■•Hnrtui#, purrhasr and ueli all kinds Nalfre of Appllcallan far Taa lleed Under corporation ahall b# Two Hundred and Flft of lumbrr,-rrata materials, barrel materials, Nqclloo 8 af Chapter 4188, Law* of Flor­ AQENT^B $250,909:001 Dollars, to bn df- and building materials, to manufacture, ida vlded . ,r Into twaaty-Ave wanty-flv# nnii hundred (8500) aharva •>«F. «*H, and otktrwUa dral In all kinds of of tbu the par valu* of On* Hundred ($100,001 fvrtlllxen, fcrflllter materials, sprays and Dollar* each, and aaid itark may b* paid Intactiridea: to buy, sell, and otherwise deal for in caah’ or In property, labor and aarvice* In alt kinds uf farm machinery and farm st a juat valuation, to b* fixed by th* euppliaa; to build, o w n 1 and oparat* Ic* jd as tha director* at a n t t fin t called for auch pur- n>!l' ' " 8 ' * u n q * plants, cold atorat* plant*, i p i i i a . a. i i e i acre*. i OFFICE FEOFLXS BANK BUILDINO , k rsmgvratlon and pr*-'cqpUn( plant*; to buy, » OM’ construct and olhsrwlsl acquire, and op*r_ dated 'tha . . t . : Artlvl# IV. Sanford. - i l - . -. ■ - . F lo r id a *w fB'lroadi, boat*, and boat lint.*, I rd day of July A. D. 1918, covering cov* Lot 9, The corporaVtoci ahall aglat prrpatually. to deal in alt kind* ml farm product!, by . "M i - iKy B U SIN E S S C A R D S I S C H E L L E M A IN E S lawyer Wilson H ojsbolder Dr. C. J.Marshall DR. E. M . D O W L IN G I ; ’ R eason s! K Take The Woman's Tonic f Early Fertilizing and W IL S O N & TOOM ER F E R T IL IZ E R CO. S? IF, SEE’ j Fire . - r* -5 i * - i:*»r — i v=-= - * " = i ,,, j K lSfx, nr- V .1 �* - J -d»«+»i* = - i.T ■- . • - -=ti I - -^ SANFORD New Cars Need Accessories Sanford Cycle Co. LETTERSFROMTHE BOYSOVERTHERE p? ►1 Bf it H E N R Y M c LAULIN JEWELER It Is a Little Strange. "This la a funny world,” 1said tho facetious feller. “ Nothin’s ever said when a railroad inifti switches cam, or a musical cuss beats time; and a news­ paper guy kin pound a typewriter till It shrieks for help and n hank clerk ain’t worth shucks unless he strikes a balance every evenin’, but Jest let a feller top a till real gentle like and without disturbin' anybody an’ there's' the darndest roig that ever wns.”—In­ dianapolis Star. Si K/V: C. F .'W IL L IA M S Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman Good night to all is the only way that I will be able to close this letter tonight, so good night. Love to all. Devotedly, # Son and Brother, Raymond L. Allen. Corp. R. L. Allen, MT Co. 130. Hdq. Garage APO 760. A, E. F. HERALOffice DPRIN TINGCOMPANY Supply Dept. Phone 148 Sanford, Florlds B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S LUMBER,LATHS, SHINGLES SEW ER PIPE and DRAIN TILE WE TAKE UDKKTT BONDS AT PAR SPECIALS Celery Bleaching Paper Cypress Lumber SEEDS Bean, Sweelrorn, Pepper, Tomato, C ucum ber. INSECTICIDES Bluestone, Arsenate Lead, Paris Creen, Lime-Sulphur. ■* Crate M aterial, Nails. CHASE & CO. - SANFORD, FLA. NO MATTER WHAT THE TREAD of your damaged tiro, our vulroniiirtg process will repair-the damage perfectly. You’ll not have a patch­ ed or cemented tire either. Ouf vul­ canizing merges tin* broken edges so you get back a whole new lire withour mar or bleminh. RHONE 17 KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak and 3rd St. Fl a If i Ta .dj FI j p.i. l S P R I N G S t iiu ' ^ s \nkl W. A. Merryday Company u tility that it would almost seem as if every fam ily (ought to have its Ford car. Runabout, Touring Car, Coupe, Sedan, (the two latter' have enclosed bodies), and the Tru ck Chassis, have really J. become a part and parcel of human life. You want one because its service will be profitable for you. W e solicit your*order at once because,, while production is limited, it will be first come, first supplied.' W e have a ribbon for . your typewriter1 * BLACK, BLUE, PURPLE or any o f the above with red H IL L L U M B E R CO m BLVa J , i 9Iy Elsetrie Light In Vatican. Electric light was used In the SIstlue chapel of the Vatican palace for the first time on the occasion bf the third anniversary of the coronation of Pope Benedict XV. In former yearn M Y SPECIALTIES: candles were used to light the chapel, which is dark except on sunshiny days. PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CUIN* - I t» •* GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER Next I Next (n the pest who Is always ROGERS'PLATED WARE wanting a loan in the rhnp who la al­ ways offering' to lend yon money ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCRE8 when you don’t want It UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY j apm l h -. — -^-_i--W = r rr._-^- '■ - before and they have not proven the I in France with the Rainboy division best but 1 think that some of those in September of last year and saw we all had taken last Sunday after­ Considerable action before the ar­ noon will more than likely be good mistice, going over the top twice. ** f * -4 V» ~ and I will then send you ionic of Besides his psrents, he is survived them as I guess you have my letter by two brothers, Harry and Alexan­ • - 1 . t. . - stating that we went out and took der, and three sisters, Fanny, Ida some pictures at the homo of King and Sara* ■George of Belgium*. . Lt. Knowles, L et us equip your new car with a Spot Light, Lt. Malone,"' Sgts. Reitzler and An­ Daily ' Thought derson, CpI. Lees and myself and I or B u m p e r a n Extra T ir e and T ire C over, a N ic e The first years of man most maka think that they will look 0. K. when provision for the last.—Samuel Joto* they are developed. W ool Duster and a P a ir of Running Board M ats, a son. _______ ' „ IF 1 guess that you are still trying to Fender M irror, a N ic e M o tor M eter, and a Pyrene Council Meeting think that it will only be a matter /City council 6 f the city of San­ of a few weeks now before we will Fire Extinguisher. *" ■ I be coming home hut no, for as ru­ ford, Fla., met in regular session on mors go in the Army we are now go­ April 7th at 8:30 p. m. Present F. A Perfect Degree of Satisfaction When Driving. ing to Turkey, Holland, Germany L. Miller, president, and Councilarjd Russia, so you see out of all men R. A. Newman, L. P. Hagan, those-we have a few more years’ ser­ G. F. Smith, Jno. Adams and Roy r>*M 1SI-W . m Path Ate. vice left as yet, hut I told Lt. Symes. Absent, Geo. D. Bishop. Minutes of last meeting read and Knowles the other day "That the first twenty years were hell hut adopted. after that then we would be very Opinion of J. J. Dickinson, city room all to myself with no one to vyell satisfied with the service and attorney as to cancellation of tax trouble me when I think that I am that looks the case now, but as long certificates on property formerly sleepy; then I have to walk just up as they keep boats running across owned by A. C. Montenegro for the the stairs and I am in my own the Lake then they will never have years 1913, Certificates Nos.‘ 187, 41, private room and then I think that the opportunity to pay me very 188, for the years 1912, certificates 1 am in the Army. Oh well, home many years' salary, for the coal Nos. 148, 45 and 149, On motion never was like this, as they say here bunker* of a ahip are too inv^bfig R. A. Newman, seconded by L. P. Letter From Raymond Allen in the Army, but when ye all get for that. Hagan and carried, said certificates Headquarters Garage. home once then we will know how to Our chief clerk has gone to Paris were ordered cancelled. L « Havre, France, treat home and those that are there. for a few days leave so that puts his Mr. John Russell came before the March 15th, 1919. So 1 guess that after all it is one of work on me aba with what 1 have council and asked that the pave­ the best things that could have hap Dear Ones A l l i t Home: to do, so I will get busy-and -make ment on north side of Union avenue Well, .as it .has , been n few days pened lot—than, when we arc separ- out the daily-repam**mFieh4Wfciu'fr froijt Pump branch east past Jotftt since 1 have had the. time to-drop UUd-Utuvi ■*tb-other..aml -jiTf' again to bed, so that I can .get up by 8:30 Russell’s place to driveway entering you a few* lines guess that* !"■ will' in each others’ company we will m. tomorrow and then they say Pop Wilson’s be widened six feet, try to dd so tonight and I do hope know what our loved ones moan to that I am in the Army, Oh N’ ix. making it conform with the pave­ L. that you are all as well as I am and us and from the way that I look at Where do they get it? ment on west side of Pump branch. if you are then you are rather hard it we will love much greater, let Well, I guess that you are tired of • On mflflon Roy Symes, seconded ■ ‘ to keep track with, hut if you want alone shewing each other more re­ reading this hut then you cannot by G. F. Smith and carried, sold spect than we have in the past, how­ ■ to get where they know whore you tell me in person that you are, so 1 pavement to be widened six feet, ill are r.l ah limes thin you had best ever, I for one do not think that will have to close for this time. a cost to the city of one third of cost join the AR M Y. Ask Sam if you there has been a family who has : - - *v . Hoping that all .'are well and doing of such widening, cost not to Vxceed do not think that they know .where •f\W*r fived for one another's comfort fine and that business is still going the figuYes submitted by the city much more than ours anil 1 think you are at all times, however I along smoothe as I heard that Dud engineer, which estimate is riow on g less that I have it about ds well as tliut you will all have to agree with was on the road trying tq go over file in the clerk’s pfllee. me it was nearly as in the Army re­ any enlisted man in the A. E. K. my record, hut if he does then he garding each other's whereabouts Estimate of cost of "paving inter­ n. w, as I am sleeping upstairs over will have to go some and when I get section of Sixth street was read and and welfare, for we have always thf gs'age in a room adjoining Lt. home from hen* and go to an obi ordered tiled for future reference. Maivi.e and 1 have ail the conveni­ known where the other was aI all farmer and start o|T with these time's or near. Mr. Carlson came, before the ences of home that coubl bo had ] French methods of farming in will here in France and that is a good Well, I guess that you think I buy then to get me to leave him council and made complaint about the garbage being dumped on west have gone nuts or something that I alone I guess. side too close to residences ami de­ am unloading so much tonight but Will. I have found nnollnr -heel clared same to be a menace to the 1 do feel rather lired, although i have been working raihcr hard to-j baPer so guess that 1 will have to public health, and asked that said night or today rather, hut still I will f bot hpr >'°11 to 9Uh,'T r,*n<1 ,,r ," f' r garbage be placed elsewhere. 'On Time is the to t of truth. And Doan's have to admit that 1 am feeling tine it up and U-t it alone. motion R. A. Newman, seconded by Kidney Pills ha- e stood the test in San­ Tell Sam that 1 have written him G. F. Smjth, sanitary inspector was and when 1 urn Well then as you ford. N'o Sanford resident who sutlers backache or annoying urinary ills can know 1 am full and running over op several occasions and cannot hear instructed to notify Mr. Higgins to remain uhconvinced by this twice told, writing. from him and that 1 have near be­ haul garbage further away from the testimony. gun to think that he has dissolved road and residences. I received a letter from Anna the Mrs. E. Woodcock, 300 Elrn Avr., partnership with me altogether and On motion R. A. Newman, sec­ Sanford, savs: "Time has only increased other day and have written her and if he does not soon drop me .i line onded liy L. P Hagan ami carried, my regard for Doan's Kidney Fills and I told her to have some kodak pic­ cheerfully give my endorsement. Since tures mode and send me some of then 1 will have to come to that con­ clerk was instructed to write Mr. clusion. .giving my Iasi statement ,1 Itaxe u®ed Higgins, notifying him that on Doaii *'an<t they proved most sattsiac- them and 1 do hope that she will. I June t, 1919, the city will take over I guess that Anna is studying ■ lory in relieving me of a severe rase of have some now but they are rather kidney trouble." Statement given May bum on account of the sun here *in rather hard and I do hope that she the work of street cleaning and re­ 21. 1914.) what they haw termed-for many |will try mill take good care of her moving garbage. (,)n March 19. l91f*_,Mni. Woodcock years as Sonny France and 1 must health for she is not so bright as she On motion R. A‘. Newman, sec­ said: "Doan's Kidney Pills made a com­ thinks. 11a, lla, but I know that she onded by G. F. Smith and carried, Bay that if it has shined today, then plete cure in my case of kidney trouble some years ago and the cure has lasted. or yesterday or the day before then will, for 1 have written her several the president of the council ap­ 1 gladly giyt this endorsement and wish 1 have sure been asleep,'for there Is times and always ask that she think pointed L. P. Hagan, Roy Symes to confirm my former statement." no sun here I do not think, as it has of her health first rather that the ed­ bud A. D. Smith a committee to • Price 60c, ul all dealers. Don't simply been ' bo long since I hqve seen the ucation that she -is about to obtain, purchase the necessary equipment ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's and from.the letters that she- writes Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Wood­ same. Lt. Malone and I went out me I think that -Jo- is fur even in' to carry f>h the* work ot street denn­ ing and removing garbage. cock hud. Foster-Milburn Co , Mfgw . and took a few exposures one after­ huilalo. N. Y. noon but the suit was had as I said the pictures that -he sent-me she On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded looks well and healthy and as mean by IT. A. Newman and carried iloas ever. ' . time for.payment of 1918 taxes was V ^ .( , I think that 1 will go to Paris for a extended to May 1, 1919* few days next month and guess that , Reports of the different ollicers On Flour, Grain and Feed I will have n great time, although I were read and ordered filed. Fruit arid Vegetable Crates do not like Paris so much, although .Report of chief <>f police showing: it is a very bea Ul'ul I'Ky, The No arrests l !1 fashions are mort <>r I Yon Cab Boy From Us at iJ141 I he Discharged :S Wholesale Prices t same as everywhere but 1*ul thr u: S A lines u-s^essed by mayor 155.75 I and they over here sfcm In lio i vine Pound fees Jl ll a life m the dierk W r it* fo r 1’f i M List .1' It I «<g t a x 7 n instead of U timi v\hr h man ha..st a rrs ns it is never known highest 1S3.75 Palatka, Florida now, but possibly sorni time after the ,Yunks go homeC Ihr-> will wake Remit led to. collector: up to the fact that they are living ___ . 5.00 ina spell instead "of real existence'. I Uncollected Cash 178.75 do hope so. .' B E ’ .' I hope that-Ethridge is hetter by 183.75 this time add in fact hope that he Collectors* report (or month of has'gotten home and out of service as we had another 430 men to leave March,, 1919: us thq other day for the States and Current taxes ..............._ . 12,674.04 115.00 we sure do hate bo murh to see those License........... 21.00 who have come over with us and be­ Pound fees'..... ..... ........... 7.00 come one large family as it were Dog la x „ „ „ ............ ...... . Interest ................. . . 553.33 leave for home and we .knowing that 8,082.02 we have five to ten more months Delinquent taxes Fines. _ 150.75 here yet before we have the oppor­ TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R tunity, but-still we are glad-that 21.549.14 some one can get1 home hut hate to Remitted to treasurer: see them leave as both of them have Cash . ............... 10,168.35 sick or crippled. Ford cars have become such a world . l a 4^ **-JJ ■ P I G S EIC i Jt 1 *>»«■*->» i i i k i : h, ph. W A TER N atural | <■,,'<■' l l rhrnl-,1 mt |h, . , n , lr mt w*lrr ihit r*tt brou^M mr .,tlr t,„ * tvk, an, J Im,*- alilaincj ih- ft Hawing . ----— ( 1»ar, I'kls'lae I.JJ Oarla'prr mltllan l.ranlnn — N ra eal T,ial l.}l| pa,la p',r mi::!nn i f r r Xramanla l*c part* tailljian II ir-lnt2J.JI part* p i, mMllaa Albuminoid AmmunlaL.,, ' __^ .r,a-e Nllralr* —. ___ . — .r .» f , Tl»r abtrnrc pra-dfallt uf fr,, and albi,mlanid ammanla in this >, 1,, a*d lla «rrp .mull amnunl of this,inn Indira r, ll, riffllcni qtalfip for hju»rh**.l parps-r *n •» ih* |<iad* 5 i,lilt rhtrarlrrUllci uf « ip7ri .r boa>rh>ld 1a l" ." special fr.'un. »r murh .alae, r i.r.ia'l, Iho.r *f etodtrM nal«,j| acalloa and LOW dt-frre of hrrdnrs,. The hartrrlolulrsl enulj.l.. ,r,ial[ln| In an total roanl. lIn l f«et earn pi,, « f Ihr « a i r , . ot ] h i rlrrlj r r n ’. and In itnJinf a® rala-i. ®, other harmful bacteria, full* lu .................................................. pood quallti Indicated bp the „.J CIIEM - confirm .......... M IC A L aaalpote. ■ Of : he isanp niter, „f thla and other replan* that I hate aaalpied, I h**P roond nolle aapolor In all goad 'ualili?. ih.t of ih e ," g t d r r Water." • “ * tour- >*rp retperlfullp,. tdltnedt -L G. CMA RLESj Distributor T C LE PH U Nj: lli -W I I I I’ AHK AVK. HANFORD. FLORIDA Vouchers............. ......... ..... 11,380.79 H 21.549.14 month of Treasurer’sreport for March, 1.919: On hand Mar. 1. 1919____ 2,731.06 Rec’d from collector ... 21,549.14 24.28u.80 •Disbursements: Vouchers paid 12,090.71 Death of l\ F. Cooley, Jr. Interest 645,80 Word of the death of Charles F. Balances in hanks 11‘,544.29 Cooley, Jr., with Co K. Mith Infanlry. 'JMh Division, in France was 24.280.80 reryived Friday by his parents, Mr. Hank Balances: and M rs C F. Cooley. Rutledge* Firs! National Bank 1,492.57 ! street, Madison, who the following Peoples Bank 3,190.34 morning had received t||£ happy Sominolu Bank______ 6 , 861.718 message, in a letter from their son that he would be home- in May 11,544.29 Death was caused by spinal menin­ All bills against the city ’ were' au­ gitis. ' He was the youngest son. dited and vouchers ordered drawn Mr. Cooley was about 22 years of for same. age and a graduate of the Madison On motion R. A. Newman, second­ high school. He attended the uni­ ed by—G. F. Smith--and - carried, versity for jwo years. He arrived couqcil adjourned. ’ ■ * ■ J-+ ■■— A T IIO S . B. UAKP.R i;£ I 1 '■ • i LKKpAiiAJEVt . r . S clrriff Pel tat# labor afiry *if ftolfi n* Wlnirf Park. Fla., Nat. Sib. 191A Ha., I h i ' r fiUjilrir-l Sanford, Florid* n,- if* I f f * h - m U i iV n fr «f ? i n n i i d s . I! u j ! i a « C o l l r f r , I 1 >ft,|4 Mr. 1. O.ihiH.s hanfnrd, t>e*f Sir * i» * . L ■ ^ �> ‘ ** \ * a - * • 1 -’T *• t *' •v . . : .. ' r** * va-i . - ~i_ S ri fc W " -V * i* * .* *h* T . % - * '-» i * ■ - ■f 5 * . • * */ 4 -* • • • ■ l r r**1 - V * ** ■ * • * V- v* » 11*. tload on Section Line btt'vm t 8»cUgha J« and 27. Township 19 South, \* V* ImnUly on* and Itsnge 90, Cfsng* lloairvard. Ufginninis at th* halt ml Ip p««t between twpnty-tU j a e i and tw *n (> "v *n <?/)* Town .nlnrtaan. II M South. Itanir t h i r t y - 130) F s s L Lw hurf Munch itHll rVUll ■ of \tUnl y In St**mIni*11* N *»11j ni - , y 5,1r,,,j,j F r r i th AVVn u* arid! t,"* in fti’Kljintlir si lh^ tnterirfiTiiri avenue ami Ninth *tr< In tin* r h y of Sun* ford run *tnilh nn f"rr* nt h \v* ntie npprn1i i n a t t l y j 'f j v and tmir •luarti k r 1 * 1 miba to tb»* south half mH«* pi it nf Sm linn thlrty*«ii p3ti*j,MTin*n ninrti-on tlP» South, Uattgi wnterwnstinKnway. Nnchipping, ■Iking or thnving oir more than you need. GRANDMA Is a wonderful ■(uip—and it b Powdered. That's tho big iscrct. You just measure out what you need, nnmnre, Sprinkla it in tbo tub and presto—-Just like mai;ie, millions of glorious, cleansing suds in no instant. Then, the whitest, cleanest, freshest clothes that ever hung ou a wash line.' Mtdsirtv |t)s L.tii, th**fj|*r tn<t *i? t t innttu . mibs- to whm prlvat** road t Wf-*terl> in to r r m f l c i y . 2. rum south Cnldibnru and Paola Head. 1 llrtclnning at th v in te rs e ctio n of f i o l d i h o n I st re e t am l K n i r b a v e n u e in the cit y nf San* furd run \Mit on ( t id d fb o r u street ap p rn a i m a t r l v l i g h t rfi' t e n th a mtlra, th en ce smithw r a f r f l y »n read jikst K it ts’ (fairy a i ip n iii m a t r l y Itlpe (PI t e n t h s milrs, t h e n re fnilow Grandma’s PowderedSoap 11. with Celery aYrttuo at the northiavl corner of Section thirty-two (32} Town^nlneteen (19) South, Range thirty-one (3|) Enet, run south op Sipes avenue, one ourartrr *t mile t,» Atlantic Cnaat Line Halfroad tra« h. 4. Hoad to Ilriaaon'* Siding. * riIIo post of Se ction t h i r t y -t w o ( 32) Tow n n in ete en U 9> So uth, R ange thfrt y*« ne 131) Kart , run • o u ji one riuartor C** > mile t«* Atlantic Cnact IJtte ftailroad tnefc 5. Mecca Hammock Head* Il'Cinitlng at the south end i t the prV*fnt brlrk paving on Sanford avenue, raid point being the tnt«r*rrtjnn of the Sanford and Orlando roud * i ih Sanford avenue orr the east side ol Section twelve (12), T uvn twenty I f 9) South, Range thirty (391 Fait., run •ciuth on Sanford avenue approiimatsly one and 'Hie-bulf 1 1 1j ) miles to Michigan ttrert a* laid jMit In plat of Mecca Hammock. €. O v i e d o a n il ( o n ^ v * Road. Legittning where the Floriila East F ob si Radfead crvuci Avenue F in plat of town •He of Geneva, Florida, according to ,pt%t recorded thercol In Flat Book*2, page 12 of Fetnlnole county record** thence Tun east to Second »fr«>et, 1h« nrp toutli on Second street to Avtliuo )!, bring the •tr.et c*t.*nrr on" which the II. II! T’attlshall skiife stand*, thence east t.» the ea*t line *d Section twenty tine 1^1), Town twenty (2d) Sutfth, Range lolrtv -two i VJ) lltitt, Hi. nr** <1*111 th and %‘'utn* westerly lulliwing the* m-tin f.iatl b, tween' Geneva and Oviedo Firmiun l " » v t^ty to the Atlantic Foart l.tnr Ra;lr.»ad rrwslflf in front of Law ton Rro*.' «! e-e Oviedo, a ^r,t m\\*r Hu^d un Heetton Line between KEEPS T H E F M T H I t f t i ^ y o u L IG H T N E S S , W H IT E N E S S nnd P U m T T o m b i n e d w ith R IC H N U T R I M E N T und P E R F E C T L E A V E N I N G . WIGHT GROCERY CO., Sanford, Fla. AWWWWV H*-e- And Ire it F urth er Hrspbril, T h a t the board of county rommivionrr* of Sem inal* I>e#erlptimj o f r o a d s tp he p a v e d - w i t h co unty , Florida, doe* limj and hereby deter* • ■ nd a tp h a lt or o t h e r h a rd s u r f a c e m a t e r ia l rniiu* tnat for the purpose of grading and In Seminole county, Florida. Theae road* paving said road*, county bond* of *ald to br paved not leas than 9 feel in width. co u n ty in the »um of tlOO.OOO.OO la re* 1* F r e n c h A v e n u e ‘ a nil C e r p r i e r y Tloa d. Tjuireif, t h a t the ra le t«f inter* *t t»» b r paid Ilrginning' 'at i h * inter* ert lon of F ren ch r»n aaid bund* »h«1{ bn 7i 1j per cent, anti the tim e * hen the prlndpal and Inter cat nf »urh b^nda t h i l l be due ihatl be thirty year* •f tcr the l i t day nf J u l y A. l b 1919, with lu t c rm t payable vemi-annuaily. lie it Further Hi*<dvcil, T hat an election thirty HlDj Hast, thence weal six (G) ten th i br and the same U hereby ra lbd and ordered rnillcs tu where private road, runs puutb* to be held at the several place*, where the weHrrlv Into CeR\ctery. lafT“getirrtt1 elect j mi wetfl held In **ld county, 2* G.-tdubofo and I 'not a Rond, for fhe ptirpnffl nf voting upoti and deter­ Ilrginning at the Intersection of Gidd»bofo mining by the legal voter*, of said, county at fret and French avenue in Ihe city of San­ whether or not suth, bonds shall be lesucfL ford run west on Gtddsbofo street a p p f « a •aid election to he In Id on the 13th day of imatrlv eight (S) tenths rnitey, thence a«iuth* tecsttrly nn road past Fit Is1 d airy appf oi* Imately ninV I tenths miles' thent# folbiw* Ing the Vo sin, road west and southwesterly approsimalcly three quarters' ( * 4 ) oi m mil** to the south line of Sertjon Ihfrty-tour -34) T*own nineteen 119) South, Range thirty (3d) La-f, thence west fotlowitig public roai! np-, proiimately three and thee tenths <3.3» mill! to the southwest corner of Town nine­ teen (19) South, Range thirty (30) East, thence north follqwing public road through FaoU appMiiinutHy one and pne-hatf ( I * j) mllrs to connect with bijrk road *t the westone hitlf mijv* id Sertbifi thirty (30), Town nimdfen lit)) South, Range * thirty (30) Fast. The billowing 1 |Mlnf« have been tipP'lniiii 1*1 conduct ourd • lection and to fan\a *i and make returns id the votes in tin several precincts, respectively, the last nam.d to act at clrtk. )'• in*» N*v f, Sanford Ld Ifig^fo*. I ’ I 1. ii- ■ . l i m K *!U- arol R F M avw tll I no t No 2. la k e i, 1n*. Jumes Jt*hn=*i*n, I » J.*t , 0 M rr. I 11r I No Frt-eincl No. 10, Lake Mary J. G Marlin, J. W* Fortier* R.. It. L y o r h and A. K..8j»«b- Iom, Frteinit II I’ So P M u tn 'o i. I.) niari, V U H » T ile r . Mull-u a fid W H Mai He it Fu rt her It *:-s«d veil. That these ream luthJfi* be piibli*!n •I in tbs* Sanford Herald, t h e on ly nrwr®paper o iildishrd in -aid county n n re e a r h ws-ek (or 1our week* prior 141 said el e rf tun. A«lfipli‘i| tin* Mik Vt-.rtov il \ F S WRIGLEYS^. S P E A R M IN T ’gAdr^r.iv-.1 : All In sealed . packnses. ^ Helps appetite ajid digestion. Three flavors. Haw lUii'irt und Hi'! P *nnrt No Rnttj|.h. \V », Sardord F L. Unit, F J. Haines and Hein II*4 Maine* I , I'a.dtt V \ )Ity L■, k A J1dm-on. V- V Mc()uit; ami I eunard Kid*. i'ri-rinrt No. 5, ( I Urdu: N« J. Tanner, T . L Fusblftg, Then, Atillb and IL IL McFulL t'r- «dm t N " *i, Gene* a J Vt . F ly dt, l,« r ,*• I'i'T* - *, J \ VtiH'fcs atnl M L rrrinr f K ( ’ hulUo^i G. 11 Jacobs, It- It , Rfihep't 1 »ni<l F, |)r lliu mley. lo.. «. Gnbrlrtla; S, IL Mather*. U r d d i t L C , K. M a t h e r * a n d W il son n-m» n ' it 1 tm t No ' Hi at bill', Long wood T 11 T 18artley I1*- Lewi*, and J N. Hence the sealed package O C U L IS T AND O PT IC IA N NOTICE O f Ft LCTION KuijiV 1' hereby vivt-n un the 111)' d a y Ad M a y , A. IL 1919, an rb-cibiii will hr h r hi at t h e sever al p r e e i n c U in S e m in o le 28 W. ( ’hurch St. • Orlando, Fla. c o u n t y , F lo ri da , tn d e t e r m i n e , w h e t h e r nr not I hi re * 3:all tu- h>#ut d by t h e c o u n t y riirnmi* .•(saner* «f said ruuiiLy-, ^‘ou fi ty bund* t«« the atttou b l «d J JVO.OUO.Ot), t o bear in te re st from tfnfe rd at t h e rate- of f»4y tier r e n t , tn* 1, r*»l payable •ettii aonuuily, -aid bund* I * mature mid t»• due arid payable thirty \«-ar« We Still Have Good Envelopes al 5c a Pkg. .*flV r th* I’ Mt ilnt * f J u lv . \ |> I 'G o 11 **d n, 1., m*ued 1*0 l)i“ purpu-* »d gra-ltny a*") paitng wHL firli k >r other bard m at, Mai the 1'illiiwing r*»ad* |Itarripliun of road* to he paved ».t), brick or other hard •urfare material In S* m lnolo county, Horida. The*** road* lu he paved not |* **1 than eight (ft) feet in width. L t'alTirrijn avenue and road past M mif«*• Station. _ I l r g i n n i n g s at tin* in te r*(c tb »n of (*am1 fu n a v e n u e with C e l e r y a v e n u e , w h ic h In h r s t r i j i i i i i* forty e ltl) ro*l» w«'»t *1 tiie norOn*a*f corner of Fr* ttof. t h i f t j - t h r s * IT T o w n njfieti-en i 1 9 1 S *iith, Kang*' t h i n * on e 11 l a s t , run s o u t h on ( a m * run a s . t*u«■ 1mi | t rtilli* *f ro«* sail) H -< ti -u t\sj r 1 5 u»r»e l f l i ,tn • m ih . a a v e n u e * y I*.1 b. t H in irig «> t h e m b -*•*-* 11 . I a * .. 1 1■ it n , 1 nui 1* Il il t • il 1 a J i i r i l K si tiiu ifii tiM t n r n ir *U »* • r* I nr 1 1 tw enty 1 S**uth. Rung* I li 1rt • -mi* La » |, run so u th on t u r n e r on A i r \ ppr on e’ 1 If mile t o t h e east mot w* -I r* 1 w la* h le a d s w*#l to M o o r e 's M at b *n tins « f st one hall ' j f mill past Moor*-v* .i lio n to lit tibi&li A v e , 2, I id c li ul c n d A v t inu e . He'tinning at the Intersertion nf R ic h m o n d A Virtu e with G e n e v a A v e n u e , which Is at t h e 1 n or I It on e half l * >jl m il e p os t of Httliiou (iflirc Supply Dept. Sanford. Florida T h e stately beauty of Florida pl^nts-and trees ts *_ That'hiu made famous the surroundings of many of her public build­ ings may be enjoyed too by the owners of even bumble homes. Just a little planting will change otherwise dreary home grounds into places of color and warmth where life really* is worth living. And should, it ever be necessary to rent or to sell the property, thi\ planting will add to the value a great deal more than the cost of making it. V.Ti*t the pUntinc ihoutd be, when to make II ind bow to do to *t itr.»ll exp«ni« art things toM bp lb* new Uoysl I’ slm Nurs*rin csliltg, tb, "UesutifuL Grounds Book,'* copy fr»* on tpplictlion.' REASONBR BROTHERS t ROYAL PALM NURSERIES ONKCO, FLORIDA SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF WcartiicsK. sU«p>"-in<tsi, nsrvountiBss, deepondgbry. b a dipt c he. t ’ omnch trout!s , pains In the lulh* and Ir.wer a a-, damtn. gpsvel. dlH c ilty when urinat­ ing. rheumatism, sclntun and Jutuhago all warn you o f trouble with your ktdaaya OOLD M S D A L HaarlertVOil Cap- ■ IVf-nflt, l N*-*. I I , A t l a r n o n t c ll 1’ ' T y l c f , M *' I > man, A \Y.t M u l le n anil W. II. | I » L lard Practice confined to the treatment o f the eye Eye* c&Arnfned by a regular regis­ tered phynician (•lasses fitted, broken lenes du• plicated Flir *00 years GOLD M E D A L Ilasrtem Oil has enabled aurTerlm; humanity to withstand at lack v o f kidney. t« v ^r. bladder and ■totnarh irouhlm* und all diseases connected with th* uiln ary organs and lo build up and re.to r- io health organs w .o k e i.fd **y Tfiese most l.nporu.i.' c-ga: a must bwatched, bscauve t l ^ y - f l l u r and purify th e blood; unless teoy-rto their worn you are doomed.' SU PE R LATIV E SELF RJS1MG FLOUR tiont 2fi and 27* Township 19 South, liange 30. ■* Il ginnlng at the half mile post bet wren Section* * t*rntv*«ix (26) and t«aflty**vrn (27 , Town nineteer. (19) South, llamte thirty «30) Ki»t, run vouth approilmatrly l»rnl>*tine hundred iU l y (2|6(H feet to Lei*t>drg Itraneh of A t l a n t l v Uoait L i n e - llcgtfinlrtg at |ho north half IM' S t . t i r rtru d e Ave* Saves T IM E — Saves W O R K —Saves SO AP NOTICE Itacscft Shlirgt R a i d * 1‘ Ki'itpny un Si. Grrtru«J* iw-nur el a rd apin ulim suly ( u j r u ^ n U t a l r c d ( b i d 1rt f f t h r S q r l i u n t|n«* b e t w e e n !i ’ ii» 1 »< :tt> Hi*) am i t » i ’ n l y ‘ »Rvrn T o w n »init< 1 «1 ft I 8 cm I (hi« 11 a n ei * »v Ca.l sab! \ u 4n l, b r i n g /art t b r ® u l * r lin r nf 1 p u b lic fi i* d n i n f i W m ir t h t® rtar f| * -Min*. run north a j’ p r u i m a t r l y hnndr.it 1AOO» (,»♦ t to » l l h l n I*Hr**n 1■ *J f* r- of 4 hi- *At Ia n i l e C n a i t I inn itaJIfitad rl^M of (say* | hr n rt nurtb-wt-* trrl> on p u b b c road elurtg railroad ? p p r n n i t n a t r l y tw*' lu ir tJm i 5,299) j o railrnnd r f f a d n i f , tiitfafi rcmim th*? rati r u s t right of w a y t«» a public rtifid^ p s f s l i l l i n * Ihe ra ilr oa d on l i t n o rt h v rly ihtnrt* «l}iilh fia t#rijr *h m < tbi a p p r o t i m a t t l > fo u r .h un d re d t U W l f»-r» n* th e ruad « ti thi* n n rt h Uno o f F r c t i o n tv.t rjr> Mn>u . * 27*, n in ete en till) rtoutii. Han*f thirty (30) Kftst, tbrlte* •***( amrroiimatily twenty-three hundred ilxty • fe«t to mad runniiK corth and south, thrnre eolith Ilfierfi hilrtdfed (1500) fret to Try this Pow dered Soap Today! LEGAL ADVERTISING iwrnly-«nn i2l), (own nltul«,*n Util *. Hang* thirty *Mil) Fn.t, ■bf t «* Oranf** ’ ■' ' 1 If! ( . fat-. h*. ... V **n,ft'r|* h rir k rwart - — 11- (.... in tu bf* b av t fl o,(i |r «m 1 n n n *' fi i* O ther Flours'm ay promise much, but n a mi auuth u n r u u s r t e r I M * line <d n n * llmrription «f roml* Id |. pa ml! s«|>h*lf or tuthi r I an! * C)— dcoicleilly no, when G R A N D M A is nroumh No bar Soap lying iii Your Grocer Has It! [■ginning at thp IntarsectUn ol tiring* lovard with Orrrnn ilivtl a* laid nut in ’’’*1* <'f Santnrd farm*, y**nf"d*<| In Mat * V '"’ 11>• Psgr* 127 and 139 of Sere*' ' un1> Hr.ords, fun rs.irily .«> tlraf g* Ipi ant apprniimalrly i.n* II) mila toJnp » t’tit h run h um lm l t«renty»orir aulfa are l f i « rem edy you n * r f. Tak*thre* r*r fo*tr * v , r y d iy . T h e healing nil a'l.ka into th* c o lli and lin in g of" I ho kld i.iya and ilrlvea out tho p » l« >n«. New Ufa and h n lt h w ill surely follow . W h e n your norm al vl-tor heta te rn r,-. atorrd continue irrat-nenl fo r a wltlls to k .cp y o u rs e lf !n cLcd lllon and p r ,v r n t'n rot urn o f tha disease. Don't w ait untlt you a r , Incajinbla o f fighting. Start ’ ta k in g (K M J i MEDAL. Jlnnrlrrn OH Capauloa loday. T o u r drug* grist, will <he,Tfutly refund y o u r money If you a r , not' sstlaffad w ith results. Uutrhp aur* to wet the orlSInal Import­ ed ODL.D ML D A L ard s c r . p t no sub­ stitutes. In thr.ee slraa. Sealed pack­ ages A l all d r u g atoraa three (3), Town twenty <2<t) South, Hang# rrdrlv-one (Ul) Fait, run Buuth on , lilt ti­ nt one! avenue approKimately n/ie quarter • '») mile to Jordan ruad. 3, s i p c a A v r n u s . > Hi gin (Hug at the Intersection of Si pea avenue with Celery avenue »t the north*a»t cor­ ner nf Section thirty-two (32) Town nineteen *19) South* Range thirty-utie (3t> Fast, run south on Slpea avenue, one quearter • '* ) mile tu Atlantic Coast Line Railroad track. 4, JCoad to llrtMon'a Siding. Ilrginning at the north half mile poat of Section thirty-two 132) Town nineteen *19)South, Range thirty-one (11) Fast, run •oulh one quarter ( ) { ) milt to Atlant c Coact Line Railroad uack. t. Mecca Hammock Road. Heginning at the auuth end of th* tires*nt brick ’partite TMi ttanford aTentte, aaid petal b«ing thv intersection of the Sanford and tlrlando road with Saaford/avenue on the east aide of Section twelve (12), Town twenty (2uk South, Range thirty (TU) LaiL* run auuth on Sanford avvrfue approiimatdy nna and one-half (I fy ) miles to Michigan street a« laid out In plat of Mecca Hammock. u. Oviedo and Geneva Itoad. Heginning where the Florida Katt Coast Railroad trusses Avenue C In plat of town site of Geneva. Florida, according to plat recorded thereof in Flat Hook 2, page 12 of Seminole county records, thence run cast to Sscond street, thence a^uth on Second street to Avenue L, being the strn-t corner on which the H. IL Cattiahall store stand*, thence rest to the eaft 11nr of Section twenty one (21), Town twenty (20) South Range (hilly■two (32) Fast, thence south and southwesterly following the main road betwetQ Geneva and Ovlgdo through Iowa City tn th* Atlantic Coast __ ________ _____ Lin. ____ rn front of I,soion lira*.' dislanr* i*l .pprositn.Uly 7, (Itltiln and Chuluota ________ erouing .to r. at O .iido, a right (H) m'ln. Itoatl. Heginning on tha suulb Un. ul th* town sit* ul huMk Ctiuluut. at Avrnur I>, tun north «n Avenu. I) tivr lo) blurk* (u H*»rnlh strrrt, th*nr, a m on Krrvnlh* slrrrl 1.11 (2> Murks to A vanp* li. Ihrnc* north nn Avrnur II (hr*. (1) blorka to Fourth ■irrrt. thrnr. writ un Fourth tlr**t o n r . l l) block to Avrnu* A. turner north r>n Avrnua A appro.Imsl.ly lour (41 tanths of a mtlr to vhrra th* public ruad turn. ,wy,t toward tJvl.dO, thrille WHn*iiy futloaIng tha public road batwran Chuluota and Oviedo to tbo Atlantic epaal Una Railroad rroastng In f r o n t ' d Lawton Urua. stora at llvirdo, making a total dlstanra* of approalmat.ly ala and Ovo-tantba (S.S) mllta. . t. Ganava Avaaua Fill waat of 81. John. ■t the wast *nd of draw bridge arraaa fig Johns rivar on the ,oad rurmiag Irons'Sanford to Ganavn, run .west apprua- preserving the delicious con­ tents— the beneficial goody. I to no b y u rtltf nf t h e b o a r d of c o u n t y commuuduner* id Hi-mlnuli 1 r a u n i y , F la. iwral) <* — Impurity-proof - guarding, Said s’frcl Ion In In* held in armrifanrc with tin* l s * i id FI or id a giivt-fnitig thc.h+ddIr r nf grnefal rlcrtiun* In w l i l ' i l i b , and fw* tnrns In- hr* itiadr tn the clerk and chairman nf 1hr buffd of county comftiiwinrtcr* nf thi1 said runnl y*. E. A. IMMJGLA88, C l e r k nf the Hoard o f C o u n t y C o i n m i s *loncf« of H cm in olr C o u n t y * 4H-^tr The Flavor Lasts Si-croliirlH • of Nnvy nmt Tronsury riincmtulitli' Mi'lhmliii ( ‘(•nlt<nur) mi II. I'ulriiilic Spoil Kiluuril S L. y 11on ( 'arl«*r ( Secretary nt SEALED TIC H t KEPT RIGHT Iho TrAniiry ami Hon. Jnsephu* Daniils. Secretary of tht* Navy have pul tlicir stamp nf approval on the ( ’fntvnary of thv Methodist Kptsci*pal .rlinrch, smitli, in udegrants ju*t rvciivml it tiif oiliits in N^ishvill**. Tin* fart ih;;t I !.«■ i;am|iaiyn for fd5,- 000.0'PI wat pofttotoifil tu tin* jji'i'k *if May so that it \vouhl not interfort* « i t u thv \ it lory |,o«n hpHi-|£lii furtli ttii* warnivst romtnvdnutioii of I tin* cnliini't otl\cc*rs. I Lit h Srcrvtary of tli* Troattury fllusH ami Sfirclury -of the* Navy Dtinicb art* im*mht*r» of the Method­ ist rhnrrh anil onthuaiastit' ovt*r tho good that will bn given the .world by tho expenditure of the millions to he collet-ted hy the church in its cam­ paign which will follow th*? Liberty Loan. WRITE FOR CATALOG S W EEKLY PRICE U S T O LD ES T i ESTABLISHED SEEqH O U S E IN FLORIDA 'H £ * M J A C K S O N V IL L E .F L A >. \ . ... . A M . 4, - • • ; 2348485323484848534848485353534823535348534848485348530053485353232300534853482323482353235348232353 and tnin* her in when she fails you! The quicker you get here, the better. An inj'urccl machine must not run around on one ear. , 4 1 * THE aANFOnp HERALD APRIL II* WW l’hone I IN */ . ,* • , * * Have your car braced up so that it will talk quickly on a poor road as well as on work that is a gem in the of mechanism To(e your car_ through 01 ______ gangway when when you need Quick, Accurattf Service. all other Accesses * >»-. • ' r , y• * . * * ,• * * * *F 1. 1 ' .- * J1 ’’f ■ Vi ,a* ■ f *1 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 1919; <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/e8344b852700558d3190b9e5456967d1.pdf 6987e388d39865857df8725aee210d3e PDF Text Text V ► — ■ • 4 m . * C • — * ■ . i ■ " Vvf:' > r » f i '^ v • « -• '« * * • :i. v #. r i«W fr ^ m m i\ • rr» #* ,' J o •, ■ . I N T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N 1 CO. SOLONSF'. P. FORSTER GATHERED ON HEADS NAAPRIL 8TH T’L BANK IM PO R TAN T M A T TE R S IN ­ C L U D IN G THE PRO PO SED ROAd RONDS W ERE H A N • DLED AT T H IS M EE TIN G _ Sanford, Fla., April 8, 19,19. Hon. Board of County Commis, loners in and for Seminole county, Florida, met In regular session at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Chairmnn I, A. BrumUfcr and Commissioners L P. Hagan, C. W. Entiminger, O. p! Swope and E. H. Kilbtfe, with y_- K. Douglass, deputy clerk and B; B. Ilrady, sheriff,. in attendance. Minutes of last regular meeting, also call meeting held March 26th, 1919, read and approved. Dr. Rnmsey appeared before tl\e board In reference to Tick Eradica­ tion Work and the appointment of inspectors for Seminole county. ^ .NUMBER 49 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL 18. 1919 VOLUME X ELECTED y e s t e r d a y a s p r b s • ID E N T . SUCCEEDING F. II. RAND . RESIGNED . F. P. Forster, for thirty-two years connected with the First Nntidna! Bank of this city as cashier and vice­ president' was yesterday elected president of that institution, suc­ ceeding F. H. Rand, resigned. . Mr. Rand, who has been president of the bank since its organization resigned yesterday as president and also as a member of the hoard of directors.» Twc/years ago Mr. Rand moved from Longwood to Orlando and since that time he has found it very inconvenient tq look-after the affairs of the Sanford bank. He is also interested very largely In the business affairs of his home city and he gives up his work in Sanfordtin order to devote more of hiB time to his affairs in Orlando. Mr. Forster is one of the best known bankers in Florida, having, ns stated, been connected with the First National since its establish­ ment in 1HH7. at which time he was made cashier. Several years ugo he was made vice president anil held that position until yesterday when he resigned to accept the presidency. He has been the active head of the bank for a number of years and un­ der his able and conservative man­ agement the business of the bank lias grown steadily until at present the deposits are larger than at any Other period of the bank's history. In addition to the election of Mr. Forster jpe .president ut yesterday's meeting, L. A. Ilrumley was elected lira! vice president anil T J. Miller Betjond vice president. Both of these men have been directors of the bank for a number of years and urc fully acquainted with the nllairs of the institution. B. F. Whltner and A. L. Belts remnin as cashier and. as­ sistant cashier as formerly. A direc­ tor will be elected at the next meet­ ing to fill the Vacancy in the hoard caused by the resignation of Mr Itand. Letter from Mr. G. U. Ramsey, in reference to the proposed new bond issue and the- building of new brick roads was read, und the chairman opened the meeting for general dlscuMion o f this matter, and the fol­ lowing persons addressed the board in reference to same: Mr. S. O. Chase, Mr. Forrest Lake, Mr. E. Curlett, Mr. II. it. Pattishall, Mr. Logan. Mr. J. W. Flynt. Mr. W. A. Whitcomb, Mr. G. M. Jacolis. Mr. F, P. Forster, et al. Citisens of Chuluola here presented a petition to the board asking that the brick mad for their district be built from . Oviedo to Chuluot#. On motion of (). P. Swipe and seconded -by ,h. P. Hagan and cnr: ricd. that plans of new hard surface roads be amended aa follows: T o include 1 } j miles on West hide to he designated by Commissioner L. P. Hagan, to be of brick or othpr hard sur(ace material, also French avenue and Cemetery road, anti nlso ’• Goldsboro and Pnoln road approx­ imately 9 miles to be of sand asphalt or other.hard surface muterial: making a total milage of brirk or other hard surface material of 22 rv miles, and approximately 9 miles of sand asphalt or other bard surface material anti that an elec­ tion be called to determine whether by L. P. Hagan and enrried, E. II. or not the county shall bond for Kilbee is instructed to post danger signh on both ends of bridge over MOO.000.00 for road building. Keonlorkhntehee Creek between Ge­ Motion of O. I*. Swope and sec­ neva und Chuluotu. onded by L. P. Hagan and carrietl, The following resolution was of­ clerk is instructed to notify Confered by () P. Swope and duly sec­ tractor S. O. Shinholser to make onded by L. P. Hagan and adopted. necessary changes in basement of See ndvt. in this issue containing court house for the government lav­ . atory. as per schedule tiled, approx-- resolution, i IU> it further resolved,' that an imute cost to be $160.00. election be and the same is hereby Mr. M. M. Smith addressed the called and ordered to be held at the hoard in reference to aid in road several places where the last general building by the ^tate road depart­ election was held in snid county, for ment, on roads in Seminole county. the purpose of voting upon and de­ Motion of E. H. Kilbee. seconded termining by the legal voters of said by C. W. Entiminger arfd carried, county whether, or not such bonds Commissioners 0- P- Swope and L. shall be issued, said election to be P/ Hagan arc hereby appointed a held on the 13th day of May. A. D. committee to go to Tallahassee and 1919, in accordance with law in gen­ meet with the state road depart eral elections. mint at their meeting to bo held (See Advt. of election, notice else­ Wednesday, April 9th, 1919. where in this issue,) Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by C. W. Entiminger and carried, by C. W. Entiminger and carried. resignation of A. .E, Mitchell, ns Attorney J. J. Dickinson is instruct­ bridge tender at Geneva Bridge is ed to confer with city council_ajjd agree with them as to rebuilding of accepted. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded First street road within the city by E. II. Kilbee, and carried, W. P. limits of Sanford, same to be done Mitchell is hereby appointed to be under supervision of the county en­ •' bridge tender at the Geneva bridge,< gineer. Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded to serve at the pleasure of thia by C. W. Entiminger and carried, board. the matter of caring for LeRoy M otion'of L. P. Hagan, aeconded Stewart is referred to L. P. Hahan, by O. P. Swope and carried clerk la instructed to advertise for bids for with power to act. /Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded the building of concrete abutments •'for bridges over Soldier Creek, Gee by C. W. Entiminger and carried, Creek and Howell Creek, bids to be clerk ia instructed to draw warrant received at thb next regular meeting to Mr*. E. M . Calloway, for the of this board, also for abutments for purchase of five trees by the county bridge over ditch about I mile north to be planted on the bulkhead. Notary public bonds of T. L. of Oviedo. Lingo and C. L. West were ap­ Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded * by O. P. Swope and carried, clerk Is proved. Bond of Don Macflonald to carry instructed to employ Fred T. Wil­ fire armi was approved and license liams, to make estimate for repair* on Wekiwa bridge, one-half to be ordered. issued. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded paid by Sgmfnol? county. by C. W. EnUmlnger and carried, Motion of C. W» Entiminger, aec­ The petition of reaidenU and owners onded by L. P. Hagan and carried of property on Cameron avenue be­ O. P. Swope and E. H. Kilbee are tween Celery avenue and Geneva hereby appointed a committee to avenue,, asking that county havt investigate .condition of . bridge Cameron avenue opened forty feet over Eeonlockhatcbee Creek be- aid e ia hereby granted. , tween Geneva and Chiiluots, And Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded make report to thia board. . * (Continued olj Page 6 ) ‘ . Motion of O. Swope, aeconded \ TH E PQI'OSED COM M ISSION-M ANAGER FO RM • -G O V E R N M E N T FOR SANFORD OF The committee on Municipal Legislation appointed by the Board of County Commissioners and the Seminole .County Board of Public Instruction have reported w ill a proposed charter for the city as previously announced. The material for this charter is in the hands of the committee, hut is pot in available form' as yet. Typist* are now- at work copying it in convenient form and copies may be seen nnd exam­ ined ns soon as they are finished by application to any of the com­ mittee named below. The charter will be preseted' to the present session of the legislature for ratification, after which it will be referred to the people of the city by ballot ns to its acceptance or rejection. Below is the report of the committee, who have worked hard and faithfully on this matter, hut ipany other citizens have, been called in conference, with the result that the proposed charter for the commission-manager government for the city has hail the advantage of .being passed by some of the best business men nnd legal talent In the city. . " , The proposed "new charter is paterned very largely after that of St. Augustine, Fla., in which city it has proven remarkably suc­ cessful. . Following is the committee’s report: To the Property Holders and Voters of Shnford: The Committee on Municipal Legislation, presents for your consideration a proposed now charter for our city: such charter being prepared -in the Iprm of a bill for introduction and prisssge by the legislature of Florida at the present session. . The need of improving upon our present form of city govern­ ment has impressed itself upon all of our people. It is realized and conceded that by the system under which the city has been operating, satisfactory results can not he attained nnd that San­ ford is denied the opportunity and the means for developing•along those lines which should be followed to realize \o the fullest extent its civic possibilities. Giving the full and unstinted credit to which they ure entitled to those citizens whose interest in civic affairs and whose willingness'to render public service has prompted them to take upon themselves the responsibilities of municipal office, under the present charter, it must be admitted that its anti­ quated nnd cumbersome machinery hus greatly limited their powers of accomplishment. * • The work of prepnrihg a charter for Sanford was taken up over a year ngo. It hns qot been done hastily or without full and mature consideration. Those entrusted with the task were im­ pressed with its importance nnd with the responsibility involved, and have been actuated by the sincere desire to evolve ami to be abb- to propose such form of organic law for our city us would insure nn economic nnd highly efficient system of management for municipal affuirs. T o this end the charters of many cities now operating under the Commission or city-manager forms of gov­ ernment were obtained nnd carefully studied; extensive corres- * pondcnce was had with the responsible officials of many of tliose cities, and the best nnd most noted authorities on the subject of charter building were freely consulted. The result is the charter herewith presented for your consideration, ami is patterned largely after that used in St. Augustine, Fla. Some of its chief advantages may briefly be mentioned as follows: . • . I . It ’ establishes. a simple, ilirert and businesslike form of government. 2 It mnk^s elective officers responsible to public. opinion by means of the initiative and referendum. . . 3. It creates n sirigle-hcaded administration establishment, nnd this, administrative unity makes for harmony between de­ partments, since all are subject to a common head. ■t. It insures expertness in ml ministration at the point where it is most valuable, namely: ut the head. 6. It takes politics out of city affairs by limiting the number of person* to be voted for each year to a single legislative offiser: thus enabling the community to center upon the best material available. (5. It affords to capable men the opportunity of holding office during good behavior, plus tending to the development of trained public servants. 7. It furnishes, through the recall, a simple method of re­ moving inefficient or corrupt officisls. •. " . • 8. ft secures full publicity of official acts) yet eliminates wasteful methods of legal advertising. 9. It prohibits candidates from soliciting office by improper methods. , 10. It provides for the adoption of a “ Civic Plan" .for San­ ford; thus insuring future improvement* and civic development along definite and comprehensive lines, and toward the accomplish­ ment of a general plan -devised by expert opinion and previously approved and adopted by the pepple of the city. I I . It creates a purchasing -departm ent which -w ill -effect .great saving.in toe purchase of supplies. . 12. It safeguards the city in franchise matters. ,r . 13. It affords a moans for avoiding much unnecessary tear­ ing up of streets for aervlce connections. 14, It corrects our faulty system of taxation; affording a means for equalizing the same and for Increasing - the recorded taxable values while reducing the millsge levied. ' 16. It provide* the means whereby the people of any particu­ lar locality within the city may, by their own initiative, obtain needed improvement* which will specially benefit their poverty. • 16. Through the Initiative It provides a aimplo and eaay method of direct legislation whenever necessity demand* it. 17. It rerognlxea the people aa the sole source of govern­ mental power and imposes upon each1member of the community the duty and ’responsibility of actively interesting himself in the affairs of the city. ’ •. 18. If the charter is adopted It provides the means for amend­ ing it at any time by a safe and convenient method. We believe that the adoption ot this charter, will insure to our city a form of municipal government well sulted-to it* particular need*, and we unanimously and most'earnestly urge its adoption in the'interest of a better and a greater Sanford. S. O. Chase, Chairman C. H. Smith . ' . C. E. Hoary F. W . Mahoney . ■ ’ B. T . Woodruff H. C. DuBoee. PRINCIPAL VICTORY BOND McK in n o n CAMPAIGN TO , RESIGNS OPEN MONDAY |AFTER T W O YEARN AH HEAD S E M IN O LE C O U N TY C O M M IT ­ TEE READY FOR SU BSCR IP­ OF SANFO RD SCHOOLS HE T IO N S ON M O N D A Y M O R N ­ LEAVES FOR M IN IS T E R IA L IN G A P R IL 2 IS T ^ W O RK * " . Dr. J.' F. McKinnon announces Ibis purpose to retire, from school I work. Ilia letter to the board fol­ lows: ‘ Sanford, Fla., April 15,- 1919. I Board Trusts.ee |Sanford Schools, . ... ' Mr. B. F. Whitnrr, Secretary, |Sanford, Florida. . . Dear Sirs: I beg to inform you of my purpose I to retire from Bchool work • at the close of the present term. I am giving you this early notice of my intention in order that you may have ample time to secure a principal before tho most competent teachers |are engaged. Thanking you for your ro-operutlon nnd support in the conduct of the schools and wishing for you ron: Itinued success in this great work, I am. Yours sincerely, (Signedi J.’ F. McKinnon. • •» The Big Victory' Loan Campaign will be launched In Seminole county on Monday, April 21st. The banks of Sanford will sell these bonds on the terms of previous loans where desired which' provides for the (Payment of $1.00 per weelT for fifty weeks on each $50.00 bond purchased, or they will sell these bonds on the government plan as follows: Ten per cent on or before May 10. Ten per cent July 15s Twenty per cent August 12. Twenty per cent September 9. 'Tw en ty per cent October 7. And the remainder with nrcrued' interest .on deferred installments on November. 11. Some solicitor has your name, but if they should fail to find you go to headquarters at Bower &. Roumillat's and purchase your bonds. Dr. McKinnon has been super­ vising principal of the Sanford school vising principal of the Sanford schools two years. ' During these two years, he nnd his faculty haVe had to contend with tho unusual, demoralizing influences of Trachoma, the eye disease, the war nnd the In­ fluenza. together with the frequent resignations and changes of teachers, doc chiefly to larger salarics.^ffered elsewhere. But notwithstanding thise xerlo'.ss difficulties the enroll­ ment reached H43 the first year nnd numbers*now 829, and though the average attendance wns reduced by the eye troublcand the Influqnza, a fair attendance was maintained and excellent work wns done by the schools. The graduating class this year will be one of the largest that hus been sent out "by the Sanford High School. The present Senior Clnss numbers twenty-two nine more than the class Inst yeur. - .1 Terms of the Victory' Loan were announced Sunday by Secretary Glass. Tho amount Is $4,600,­ 000,000. over sub scriptiona to be rejected. Interest 4** per cent for partially tax exempt notes, convertible into 3 per cent notes wholly tax ex- . ernpt. Maturity, four year*., with the treasury reserving the privilege of . redeeming the notes in three years. < During these two years, through the efforts of Dr; McKinnon, the Sunford High School has enjoyed the advantage and distinction of being placed and kept on the accredited list of Southern Schools and Col­ leges—a distinction not enjoyed by some of the larger high schools of the state. * Dr McKinnon retires from school work to devote himself more exclu­ sively to the pastorate. He is pastor of the Oakland Presbyterian church, and during tho two years of his con­ nection with the Sanford schools the membership of his chujrch has increased 60 per cent., nnjl the con­ gregation arc'now preparing to build, a new church and an manse. The work of„ the church will be ample to engage the entire time of the pastor. ' . . m It! The 3*4 per cent notes to bo is­ sued later, also may 1be converted subsequently back into 4** notes. . The 4 Vi per cent securities are to be exempt from state and Jocal tax­ ation except state and inheritance taxes und from normal rates of Fed­ eral income taxes. The 3 ** per cent securities are exempt from all Fed­ eral, state and local taxes, except estate and inheritance taxes. sa The site of loan was much smaller than had been ’ anticipated by moat of the close observers, who lookod for an issue of about $6,000,000,000 particularly in view . qf Secretary Glass' past statements that the' loan would be five or six billion. This will be the last Liberty Loan. Secretary Glass explained, although there Will be other issues of govern­ ment securities to finance belated »n r expenses. These will not be floated by popular cinpaigns. None of the past issues of Liberty Bonds are convertible into Victory Loan notes and there are’ no specific provisions In . the terms of the Vic­ tory issue serving directly to main­ tain market prices of past isaUea. ' ./ In many Communities the selling campaign already has begun active­ ly, without formal acceptance of sub­ scriptions, aald report* tq. the treaaury, although tho official opening date ia April 21, one week from yes­ terday. Thia drive will continue . Itoyal Scotch Highlanders three week* until May 1<}. . • One of the best musical concert* ever heard in Sanford was that of The committee wishes to be able the Royal Scotch Highlander* Band to announce on Monday mext that' which appeared In SanfOfd_ ror the Seminole county has subscribed Us second time this season on . Wednes­ quota. > . day afternoon and evening. Remember the money. brought in The band appeared in Sanford un­ from the sale of Liberty Bonds pays der the auapicca of the Welfare De­ the soldiers, sailors, marines, nurses, partment of the Woman's Club and and doctors enlisted in the United tho Boy Scouts and a neat sum was States service. It provides food and realised from the sale of tags to the shelter and equipment for them. I t immense crowds at each perform­ operates military hospitals here and ance. abroad. It transports enlisted men (Thia band has been at St. Peters­ in the United States and abroad. I t burg during the touriat season, and pays the bills of our army In France, are now on their way to Atlantic the return of our army from France, City, N. J., to play there during the and ita demobilisation. It pay* .for summer season, and are taking in the our ships, provides the funds for tho loans to our allies, pays compensa­ cities enroute and giving concerts. tion to disabled soldiers and sailors, The members of the band were dressed In the Scotch Highlanders' and goes to provide for the general costume and were very picturesque. running expenditures of the govern­ . They attracted a great deal of-atten- ment. Remember also “ The war la not tion and thejr music h^ld the large -assemblage spellbound. , ovfer until the bills are paid. The Is­ The drawing card onkthe prograift sue of securities known as the Vic­ was the singing of Bobble Brolller,, tory Liberty Loan la neeeasary In the Scotch tenor, who was repeatedly order to enable the government to encored. He has a rich, clear voice, pay ita bills. Tb|s la America’s debt and his. singing could be heard — your debt an d 'm y debt." • Don't fail to purchase your bonds plainly even beyond the large crowd. ’i ‘ ’ *■• r> early fop Seminole county must go | County Cleric E. A. Douglass left over the top once more. ■Tuesday evening for Tallahaasee on ,t>ualness for the county before the Miss Marla Bragg of Rittar, S. C., legislature. which la now In aeaaion. is visiting Mias M ary Robinson, ,V. 4i * ’ ? v?J| .,JS . . r •• J ° m • :« �Ap r i l n t i a 8ANPORD HERALD . ' i; ■ * i; ii : . F R ID A Y April llth Tom Mix .’ in “ HELL R O AR IN R E FO R M ” also "Hide anil Seek Detectives" a tMack Sennett a comedy TU ESD AY W EDNESDAY THURSDAY FR ID A Y Ethel Clayton Doithy Dalton Marguerite Clark Theda Bara Margueiitc Claik . in in in “ TH E M Y S T E R Y G IR L ” “ TH E C H E A T ” also a also a Mack Sennett Big-V Comedy comedy “ QUICKSANDS", also • Billy Parsons in “ C A M P IN G O U T ” . M O N D A Y -v - SATU RDAY Fannie Ward and Sessue * Hayakawa LIT T LE TH K SHE DEVIL M ISS . “ W ILD FLO W K R " also H O O VER” “ Fiendish Flannagan’ Harold Lloyd a James Montgomery Flagg comedy comedy a comedy V S A T U R D A Y — Jane and Katherine Lee in “ SM ILES” also “ Footballs and Frauds” a Big-V Comedy COMING N E X T W E E K — “ Little Women” Marguerite Clark in “ The Seven Swans” , Etc. MATINEE DAILY AT 3:45: EVENING AT 7:45 For Snlo—.Ford touritfg'rar. Get ns new. Reason tilde |ri«e. Fnctii Charles Redder, Carnes Hotel. I * ' For Sale— Fresh milk cow Garrison. Ay tl Mel \fi 'JAyT/ U t itHlrl 1 j y KM • mL * .*\ l HSI w m A For Sale— Sanford Farms 1h»b4 J Block 15. Inquire of R. e. imblo,. 906 Cass Ave., Detroit, ich. . • * *. 45-Stp ? er typewriter. ?25. 4t-tf hnr Sale — rowing launch. Length 26 ft, beam 7 (t. I’mlwi engine 16-20 II. * I*. .One mured lighter 15 x 50. Fasily mnxerted into house boat, all in good condi­ tion. Kti(|uire J. K. Vaughn. I’. 0. Dox Ifi. Sanford. 43-tl LO ST A ilurlr tilue Please reliyo ti Suitable reward. T i l l I/O I A llllO _ H ill I W IL L T A lin I UUn bonds, and demonstrations will be held In-connection with public rallies. They will be operated under the direction of publicity department and HpeukW U U III I II U IIU O I . era' bureau of the Sixth district It | f| p * r f| f««j lO I I I lotended tu route tlieni so a tank . V IL IU K Y I N f l N l-^Bl visit practically every town. The . 1,1 t u r n i , our wl„ ,,lirly jn A ,,r„ ,, * j oxpected the active campaign for Vic* Eighteen Staeh Monster* To Traversa lory bonds will begin about April 2L . Road* At Five Miles An Hour ---------- --------------- .vf|||Tn Til Rnna I n - * . p . . c . . c i . . . |) *It** S prin g Campaign De . Eighteen Anierirsn tnnk-v bodt. for tin war overseas, will be exhibited In the .'J’ T’ h ridrral Reserve District In th» rotplng Victory Loan campaign, It V is announced by llio Treasury l)i>. parlment this- week. They aro thn rn all tanks, ixipuhle of going forty miles without repleiiinliinvut of the I a ‘ollne supply it Is not likely that the lanks will I r -ak sn i p «h d laws, as their limit cf five m h-s an Inin Kadi will chiI* I wo in. I. I lie ditver und u UKchnn 1v • They will be dlsirlbuled over tho <1 trlrt, sev. ial lo a stivie, and will le driven from lown to town over llio to miry roods. "hn tan):j will bo met nt the princl* ta! towns *y speuke-s for Victory Dim greitl K jn d A lw a y s . I rouble w ith illlkllld thoughts is Unit II is s,, very dlllletilt *'• keep iliem only IImmil'Ii I s ; Soulier or Inter, they Ibid utterntiee. Wo nuty fnney Unit wo are keeping o'ur tincharitable opinions in ourselves. Inn they lire iiliuost /•erlaln In express tbeinselvc. In look <>r loue. if not In « " r d The only wav In h r.- It\ kind Trials All Have Value. . Trials w (i tio'iit discover forces with­ In. Says Victor Hugo: ‘There nre liis|||ir|s. for all I lit* /rises of life.’* phtill!* your mrd« rs to Shoemaker's A deep perplexity awakens a Ikisli of store on Celery Il\•enue for purebred Insight; a biller opposition sets tho Moif on lire; a crave peril opens nor It hullle Island lbed eggs for hat<■lung. eyes to hoi si's aiii| chariots of lire; a $l mi for 15. M rs. B. Steele. 48-2p severe cnlastroplie evokes a heroism \1 ;llltei 1 A, li \ii,. Itltellige III >oOM|* id which tile sllffel er had not lli.'llldil lotus, If « anilide. W I Wall.ni i " learn siir \«•> ">i: •TUI n Wl " vv M um not l,e -.if-;aid of mjihI. * at »*r or i red T \\ dim ms. <>rk 47-:-Me Lea*ve at Herald Ollne. 4S-2lp ror Sale Six- room bungalow FOR RENT alinort new, 4 miles from Sanford or brick road, seven acres good laud For Rent— Four large ronm-rtint ■some fruit. Terms or cash. AJ.sr housekeeping rooms und urge gitsome hogs. A -bargain. M._ K den. 509 E Third street. C-2tp Smith. R. A Box 213 l7-5te Furnished Rooms 1ty luj, j or month. Every cunvenie nr)' Over Philips Drug Store, corner Park and First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop4.1-tf • . ‘ • For Rent— A furnished house for "the summer. Apply MM Laurel ls-2l|» a von in*. RID E A B IC YC LE ; Dally Thought. Fortitude Is a great help In distress. Plautus. I T 'S the new, lively idea Ifo r spring, especially be­ coming to the well set-up men of America. W e ’ll show it to you in single and double-breast­ ed suits in many varia­ tions and in many fabrics; you’ll find it here in over­ coats too. Two Timely Tips. Iodine stains may be removed from biirenu scarfs, towels, etc., by using peroxide. If the llrst application does not remove It let the article dry and try -nga|n. Do not use peroxide on coloretl dollies, ns the ctilor will come out ns well us tho slain. created these styles; that means they’re correct; and that there's nothing smarter. A ll-w o o l fa b rics, satis­ fa c tio n cura n tecd . Sanford Shoe & Clothing .• Company For Sale Six room house and small orange grove nt I’ nnla. For particulars. ( ’ . T. Rider, GOG Park avenue, city. 4H-2tp For Sale— Ford t»jrk, $350.00. Good condition. II. J. Gut, Rox 129, R. A. 48-2tp 4' • That SA N FO R D * SOM E ^ PE P. S prin g-T im e CYCLE Phone 251-W - _ Feeling COM PANY 115 Park A ve. THE CITY" GARAGE For Sain.- Weaned -Duroc— pigs from best blooded stock, $6.00 each or pair for $10.00. Also a registered hoar, 1 year old. L. A. Renaud, Sanford Heights.. ‘ 48-3lc ♦ For Salo — 25,000' Livingston Globe tomato plants, $1.50 per 1000; 1 All. Local Advertisements Under G Inch plants, from healthy condi­ W. C. Post, Green Cove This Heading T H R E E CENTS • tion. 47-2te Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Springs, Fin. In answering an adyortlsement where no name is mentioned in the id. please do not ask The Herald for Information ns to the identity of the advertiser. Usually wc do not know who the advertiser is and If we do wc are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and addresa It as pqr in­ structions lo tho ad. For Sale— Five passenger Buiek touring car—5 tires. Mechanically perfect. A bargain if sold at once. Owner going north. Call at 618 Oak avenue. ' 47-2tp S • Wanted— Pepper plants for immeFor diate setting. Any of the leading chenp Sale— An extension table, Phone 47. 47-2tp B O O T H A U T O M O B I L E S P O W E R -E N D U R A N C E C O M F O R T -E L E G A N C E For Sale Nancy Hall and Porto Rico sweet potato draws now ready, $2.00 per 1000. F. O. B. rash with order. Cates Crate Co. 47-8tc | For Sale— All the furniture of Leaving city This Column (a Free to Relumed Soldlera the Seminole Hotel. A chance to save on and Sailors Who Seek Positions. *. April 16th. your money. Enquire at hotel. ’ 47-2tc W ANTED "Everything Men and Boys Wear” The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes f i A SSIFIFD— ♦* vLnuull iLjU ♦ ADVERTISING GET Forget For Sale — Registered Duroc Jersey pigs. E. Curlett, Geneva, Fla. * * 48-Itc C h arge'25 Cents. Hart Schaffner & Marx FOR SA LE Get Thij, Girls. For Ironing laces mid dnlntv fabric* no Iron lias been brought out In K.ngluinI In the form of a polished steel roller lilted with electric heating units. The waist-seam •vtuffiwr & Man ring. * A T A.M ODERATE PRICE Tubes, Accessories GENERAL REPAIRING— FORDS A SPECIALTY r N O . * 41 — R E M E M B E R THE NO �THE SANFORD HERALD APRIL 18. i||| THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS AUTO TIRES W e carry the most complete stock and the five most select lines handled in the county. Tires we sell are postively guaranteed. TUBES, G ASO LIN E, M O B ILO ILS , GREASES, C O M P LE T E STOCK OF AUTO ACCESSORIES. W H IT E S T R IP E LE A T H E R FABRIC TIR E COVERS > | V Y heart U e-throb with a eong (or you, i l l Out l^ero where the tkiea ere wide. ’ ’ For oh! now I know that you lire anew, For oh! that your promite it true, la true. My chameled aoul hat arisen, too— My aoul that 1 thought had died. Phone 16 IM M E D IA TE S E R V IC E — YOU DONT H A V E T O W A IT— T H E R E ’S A MAN A T T H E CURB T O S ER V E YOU Phone 16 '■ you who uncorercd my leaden heart, K Finding ita drota and alloy, ' For you who smiled at my ahameleaa art. For you who bade all my derila depart— Oh, you—you are here and my pulree atart. Dancing In new-found joy. MET you, I heard you with mine own care, Whom mine own eyes could tee} Then what do 1 care now for death or yeare And why. ahould I reckon with dread* or lean?— But oh, that my aoul could melt in tear*. For you have come back to met me—even me— Brat of alt you camel (And ah, but the earth 1* fair!) And oh, but there bumelh a sheer white flama, Cleahiing my heart's red chalico of shame!— My heart that shall shrine ever one dear name. For you—you—you ara there I 4, / T O let me sing where the skiei are blue, f ^ * - T f e1l?W?WitttW wbtrrprTMf. fifth Oh, let ma dance all my joy for you! For you hare arisen—my dream Is true. And Master, my soul has arisen, too, Out of its hateful thrall. COUNTY HAPPENINGS A B U N C H O F IN T E 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 TS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N ­ T Y — E F F IC IE N T R E P O R T E R S F O R T H E H E R A L D GENEVA Revival services are being held at tin- Methodist church by Rev. L. T. Wright. Mrs. II H. f’ altisliall and her Sunday school class of voting people spent last Sat unlay afternoon beau­ tifying Hie grounds around the Methodist -eliurcli anti cleaning up generally; when the work was done they very much enjoyed a chicken plllau slipper. Mrs. M. K. Dooley pleasantly surprised them by bring­ ing over u large cake. S E M IN O L E John Me Waters received his hon­ orable di.iehargc from the army and .feturned Home .last'week bringing lb wife with him. - Frederick Schluter moved here last"week Irom the Miller plan* near Sanford. ANNEX ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE of Winona Margaret, in honor of her grandmothers. Mrs. Purvice's mother arrived from Central Lake, Michigan, April 10th for a visit of some length. Mrs. 1). A. Howard and daughter, Hoe, drove to Pahokee this week to‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harold have recent­ join Mr. Huwurd-for a time, making ly, bought the place belonging to Joe tin* trip‘ with a party of friends, and Tom Fortier ved LhutO <»- — .piuTy few days ago. drove over to Oviedo Sunday tg ad­ Frank KVuns and'son Tracy left mire Mr. Mead's amaryllis gardens. Ttiesduy for their home at Holton, Honk Hunter has returned to Mass. Mrs. Evans' will remain a Charlotte, N. C., after a lengthy couple of months longer. Mr. Evans visit with his cousin, Graham Hunhas bought the Sundell Island and expects to return in the early fall to commence building a winter home A Jolly party wus given at the Evans home last Thursday evening in honor of Frank Evbns and fam­ ily. A large erowd was present l^rfreshments of delieious ice cream and wafers, rake, bananas and candy were served and the occasion was very much enjoyed by all! During the rnurse of the evening the parly was entertained by music ami boat riding WEST GENEVA A V E N IR Tin- Tuesday rain was needed It is line on the corn crops and garden Everything is looking good since flu* cold weather has passed, away. OVIEDO Mrs. Lizzie Jacobs has returned Edwin Haulerson, who has just from Miami and is with her dough­ arrived from overseas service spent tier. Mrs. Chester Partin. Mrs. Jathe week end in Geneva, file guest of i cobs brought her little grandson, Joe Mr. anil Mrs (' W Culpepper, be­ ‘ Ctilti'y home with her for an extend­ fore going on t tm lus hohie ill I'.lifll ed visit Clean u p Week m O v ied o did much to improve the looks of t Intown Many unsightly places, have been removed aml beautified. On Friday a picnic dinner was served on the school grounds, after which there was a very enjoyable program ren1tiered by tin* school, closing with ; talks .by Rev I, T Wright and T BANK Chicks will crow much (sstsr It r oa feed them are known the world ov P u rin a Chicken C h ow der • with Purina Chick Feed teesuse Purina Chicken Chowder U rich In rlrmrnta that makablood. bonee.frsUwn,Iran mol. Whrnlcd. ssillroctcd.wlUiPurinaCliIck feed, we cuaraaloe Double Development J* or Money Back gPURINAa durini the firs* e weeks ol a CHICKEN chick s life. In (llieckcthosnl CHOWDER bass oulr. FEED We FOR T H E have the line o f Purina Feeds and Our prices ran 201 W . First St.- Phone 181 Purity Economy & Efficiency Mr. upd Mrs. Jack Thompson and two baby boys and M ■ 1’ owei! « . * . BOX FILES for filing Letlcra, Uilla, Involcea, Receipts. Etc, Plenty of them at 50.* each HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply Dept, Phone 148 Sanfurd, Florida • C O O D T O T H E LAST DROP MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE It will lie a happy day when peace is settled. Then we run all rest at ease and have no more dread on our mind of war. EAST HANFORD Mr. and "Mrs. C. I). Couch are about to buy the bungalow on Lake Onoro known as 'the Murks house During the past three weeks there and expect to sell their First street have* been three hundred visitors at home this week. “ Wait-a-bit," the homo of T. L. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain Mead, where he has over ah aero have a beautiful colonial style Pathe planted in amaryllis, which are now music cabinet placed in theirt homo in full bloom. this week by the Sanford Furniture Tuesday w an clean up day at the Company. cemetery preparatory to Memoriul The Sunday school' children will Day. About twenty people went enjoy an Easter egg rolling on the out with hoes nnd rakes and baskets Moore's Station church lawn Satur­ of dinnef, so that the work could be day afternoon. completed in one day. A very hard There are rumors of n coming shower interfered with ' the work wedding to take place in East San­ ubout 2 o'clock and most. of the ford soon one of the must popular crowd left thinking it would rain nil the afternoon. Messrs. T. W. Law- girls hero. The whole Methodist congregation ton, Jus- Clarke, Frank Anderson, Steen Nelson, Mrs. it. G. Smith uml of East Sanford went, into tofcn in a Mrs. J. It. Jones, however, took up body Sunday morning fpr service. the work after the shower und did * Mrs. W. E. Watson and little not leave until ‘the task had been Miss Wight from town were all day completed. guests of Mrs. G'. C. Chamberlain on Thursday. LAKE M AR Y IT E M S A daughter was horn to Mr. and The recent raina have been greatly Mrs. Ashley Purvice April 8th. The young lady has been given the name enjoyed by all. always PURINA CHICK Mr and Mrs Neat t u p and chil­ dren and Mrs. Thompson ami son. Caret Thompson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Will Robinson. All re‘port a good time. We are'all trying^to raise all we can to cut liie grain and food bills. It doesn't look like the high prices will ever go down again. All the way .we can do is to raise plenty at home, to save the high cost of living. are Daily Fashion R IS IN G SUN On Thursday evening a most enjoyuhle birthday party was given in the grove adjoining the Methodist parsonage by the Ladies' Aid ko/iety. The invitations requested thut each one bring a penny for each year of their lives. A sum of $-11.(Ill Was realized which will be used for screening the parsonage and making other needed improvements. Rev. L. E. Wright, pastor 9! the Methodist church is in Geneva this ■week conducting a meeting in tin? Methodist church at that place. complete right. The rain is good on the whitefly. It heats them' off on .to the ground and then they can’ t risi to the trees any more. They are a sneak little I eojile are preparing now lo gig Irish potatoes and they are bringing a fine price. MONEY An especially effective use flf jet tuitions Is shown on this cost nine of wlrt* foulard with blue a saiin figure. Kximuled v. *! and rovers are of s.v tin. with the buttons placed along the edges of the revtra, beginning at the bu.uline. White satin forius tho collar ami‘ cuffs. For trimming pur­ poses, 3'v yards • 30-ineh satin. In­ cluding the foundation skirl Tfirro nnd vj yards Igurod foulard mako tho overdress. ' .Pictorial Review Costume No. 78S3. Sizes, 14 to 20 years. Price. 25 cents. FLOUR It m eans n u tritiou s bnkin&s p a la ta b le and e a s ily d ig e s tib le W IG H T G R O C E R Y CO., Sanford, Fin. 7/////////i A\\\\\\\\V You Won’t Bf Sorry-------- 7— ~ if You Hitch Up With this Store! You wont be sorry because, x w e sell you good; clean up-to-date m erchandise at reasonable prices, and w e G IV E you the service that you are entitled to. You get value receivetl from us. W e thank our friends for the very nice business given us since our opening, especially the business given us during our tailoring sale last F riday and Saturday. This business is highly appreciated and in return we are. going to give you tailoring that is backed up with a service of the very highest order and one which has a direct appeal to the w earer of good clothes. S a n fo r d , F lo r id a �c. • » t •-* J l* w frV" Good Blood Pays in Raising Hogs The Walkill herd of Duroc Holts includes some of the best known blood lines in America* Probably the highest priced Sbw cr brought Florida is "E D 'S rver Droucht ito------FANNY ORION." Her sire Was the famous Orion Cherry King, (irand.Champion, and her full lit­ ter brother won the Grand Cham­ pionship of the Uhitcd States at Chicago in December, andsoid last month for $10,850.00. We can supply you at reasonable prices with Hoars andvSows of proven worth and blood Hries. Wc have a limited number of bred sows. .and , -i gilts boars s0 ,,, and. .some . . „ capable, of of Holding holding ttbeir own In the fastest company. Whpn Vou buy cattle, hogs or Angora Goats from Walkill Farms you secure acclimated. animats and the value of this cannot be overestimated.. We also have Porcheron and Belgian brood mares. bred to ono of the best Spanish Jacks in America. A F IN E SPANISH JA C K R E A D Y FOR SERVICE. The W alkill .{Stock Farms Company Green Cove Springs, Florida DAN CU PID AND FATHER T IM E are in conspiracy nil the time in our vulcanising shop. For Father Time is our vulcanizer and constantly re­ news with the breath, of youth, life and resiliency all of the old, wornout, used-up tires and tubes which Dan Cupid, Chauffeur brings to him. And you ought to sec how spry those pld tires arc when they leave our shop. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak.and 3rd Sh CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET o f O P I N I O N ‘‘ JUST, BETWEEN YOU AND M E” even th e gate po st Sanford, Floridt Poverty is in the mind; not in the pocket. • | This poor rich man was fretting over the grocer bills and the cost of ire and gas and electricity. He was fighting to keep down the wages of the servants. It hurt him when hisj palms and trees to trim the under I limbs sway from them and it will, certainly do the passersby a world of coda. ' , ... , * • ■, ' i * 5 WOMAN’S CLUB Report o(, Expenditure* Bated the roses from her garden each and privilege ito cal) • friend, we month to the chapter hostess. A would not bhve been here at all. gavel, sersp book and our /harter fee Respectfully submitted, hsvc been given to us. (Mrs. B .J .i’Elizabeth II. Starling, * Let me congratulate the Wom- To nil who so generously rontribC' U.b ,and th.e city cc*uncil on ! ut°d to the Aspirin Fund, for the d i h b, ? t ne ° n„ thC bu,fc- lwneflt mounded soldiers in.Enga . That hj the stuff 1 have lish hospitals, through the Sallie been crying about the bulkhead in Harrison Chapter of the D. A. II.* these columns for, lo, .these many Mrs. B. J. Starling, Regent, Sallie years, and it may lie that if ■! keep on 1 shall haye the unlimited pleas­ Harrison Chapter, D. A. R. ure of recording the fart that the bulkhead is a thing of beauty forever. It is very gratifying to me and I hear the samo sort of remarks all over, that the city council and the Woman’s Club have joined hands and have taken it as a duty to make that bulkhcjid the beauty spot of the town and it wqn't be long until this dream is realized if the proper amount of enthusiasm is kept at work in these two wonder working bodies. The backing of every able bodied person in the city should be with this movement. Dear .Madam Regent—Your com* mittec on supplying aspirin to the, military hospTtafs of our allies, consisting of MesdnmP* J. N. Whitner, Forrest Lake, William Watson, Bnrt Peterson, B. J. Starling and Miss Alice Caldwell, beg leave to report that the sum of 1220.93 was collect­ ed and expended in the purchase of 49,300 aspirin tablets, of which 20,750 were sent to the King George Hospital. London; 10,760 Achison Hospital. London; 300 Duchess of Sutherland Hospital, nt the front; 7,500 General Hospital, Rouen, France; 2,500 First Australian Gen­ eral Hospital; 2.500 Hotel Djeu, I.aA I acknowledge- with thanks the very nice letter written and the nice Ferte, Milon, Aisne, France; 5,000 remarks made about the "Saunterer" H. E. T. Glover, London for dis­ tributing. by Rev. Father J. J. L'Riordan, that appeared in the Herald last week. I From most of the above, cordial do not mean to get into any afgu- letters of acknowledgment were re­ mcnl nbqut religion and especially ceived and are enclosed and mnde with a Reverend Father, but I part of this report. Sufficient rime would call attention to the furl that has not elapsed for replic^to the last most of the.churches are now to­ consignments. gether on T I M E and that was the Vouchers for expenditures are re­ object sought by the humble mutter­ spectfully. submitted. ing* of this servant of the people— Brenda deV. Morrison, the Saunterer. Chairman Aspirin Fund. - - One of the many.* .encouraging things of the Sallie Harrison chapter Dally Thought. He la foot tali to. blame tbo is the appreciation our beautiful Celery City of Sanford has shown,. ta mlpwrecked twice.—flynt* Lur city officials, county paper, the Sanford Hernld, the shop men and Nero's Golden Palace. th’e farmers have responded to any The golden house wns the pnlnco o f call from the chapter and have of­ Nero In ancient Rome, which occupied fered their future aid. the vnllej between the Palatine and EsWe have adopted the Katherine qulllne. and connected the palaces of Livingston chnpter by-laws with the Cnesnn* wRh the gn nlens of only one addition. Our intention is Maecenas. It was built nfter the great fin* of (VI A, D.. and was so largo that to emulate the Kathefine Livingston It contained portico* 2.S00 feet long chapter. We feel it will assure the nnd Inclosed n lake where the Colos­ state regent" oH the sturdy growth of seum now stands. The forecourt con­ her baby chapter. WJu?n began tained u colossus of Nero 120 feet high. this report, I asked you to remember our "extreme youth” —again I re­ mind you of that—and tell you that „ German Title of Honor. if it had not been for the untiring “ Von” before a name In German de­ aid of our state regent, the able ad­ notes n privilege title, either Inherited vice of my former chapter regent, or bestowed bv n monarch upon his Mrs. Qraig,* the more than patience subject for meritorious services. While of our gracious national officers, es­ formerly this prefix wns found In mllltnry or feudal families only, many. pecially Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher, commoners, captains of Industry, sci­ organizing secretary general and entists. financiers nnd artist* wero so the encouraging message of our honored by their monarch*. The title D. A. R. founder, ___ Mrs._____ Mary _E. is cither hereditary or censes with th* Lockwood, whom I hove .ho honor * * * * * * * > »"»”• m t: -?*1 m ,- iM I fi Co. ♦41 t f f l .1 OLDEST NtiitfeAtJ'Gci Bonus • Report-<>f* Sallie Harrison ChapterWRITE TOR CATALOG S ] ESTABLISHED SEE As a result of inquiries received'in to the 27th Annual Oewfcrente held I ttQUSEJRELORlD/t not.mem- at^St. Augustine Feb. I I , A ’ Chief Is A m e w r ^ r T»h ln» ■Not — I I f •-OUlUiUiiWtU.W-oilw*- aw-.t facj fc-r.-.or not - and Faith, "H e'll Prlqt ’em” — because his daughters spent so much. Iters of the Students' Training Corps Madam Stale Regent, Officers. ~ SaJ J a Saunlejer. *** .The demands of His workmen for -------------------------were entitled to the bonus of $(10.00 Hostess, 'Chapter and Daughters of Bo ; more wages pained him like a sore provided fid* honbrably discharged the National Soriety, D. A. R.: • toe. He haggled over the price of soldiers, sailors und marines, Senator The Sallie Harrison Chapter greets The Flnndcrs Miles everything Jie bought. Bark Trammell addressed an inquiry you apd brings to you a report of i On Flanders fields whrre poppies In fine, he had every last one of to the War Department requesting her “ young efforts" with the request grew, the symptoms and inconvenienres of definite information relative thereto lHat you will keep in mind ‘her ex­ The Easter lilies spring up, too. poverty that his washerwoman had and is in receipt of a letter from treme youth." Ami shed their fragrance fur aqd Ami more. ’And if lie felt the pangs wfiieh the following is quoted: We wen- otlinajly organized on wide “ You are advised that members of November 15th, 1918, with twentyof poverty and if money worried In memory of those boys who tiled. disease la no reipecter of per* illntely. T h e soo th in g, h e a l i n g o il etlrnhint and made him iniserfible. ran this Corps, w’ero regularly inducted six members and have since that M Kldn#]r M . A r i i s j o r l l y o f tho III ntTllcilna ulntea tho k id n e y*, r e l i e v e s Inflam m a­ eoplo to.lny can ho irsred tmrk to tions and d e s t r o y s the g e r m s w h ic h you tell me what difference there is members of the United States Army, time held two regular monthly tdaey trouble. have caused It. Do not w-ul| until to­ and if honorably discharged were en­ Whu died but yet who live again between him and a h o b o ? T h o k id n e y s a r e the most tm pnr tnnt m orro w . Oo lo y o u r d ru k ffls t to d a y and and threb call meetings. At our or­ Insist on OOUI> M E D A t , H a a r l e m O il titled to the bonus." o r g a n * at th e body. T h e y are the In realms beyond our mortal ken; The only use of money is to give ganizing niching, we bfid the honor, f llle re r*. the purifiers, o f y o u r blood. Capsule*. In t w e n t y - f o u r ho ur s you Who fought—but in'no losing fight. you ease and comfort, to drive away should f e e l health and v l r o r r e t u r n i n g benefit and pleasure of a talk from K id n e y disease Is usually In dicate d by and w ill bless the day y o u Aral heard For (hem do bloom the lilies white. your fears and enable you to live in . ^ White Walters at Carnes iness, sleeplessness, nervousness, o f ( i w l . D M K P A I , H a a r le m Oil. our state regent. Our first real work wear despondency, b ac k ac he , sto m ach i ro u ­ For them do bloom the lilies white. spiritual freedom. If it does not that A f l e r y ou feel that you h a v e cured S. J. Carnes, manager of the Hotel was done while we were organizing ble. pifln tn lo in s nnd l o w e r ubdomen, y o u r s e l f , c o n tin u e lo tn k o o n e or t w o ' s a l t stones, g r a v e l , rhe u m atis m , sclnltcn re pell lea each d ay, so na to keep In then no matter how rich they may Carnes has dispensed with all colored and was original. We secured an d lumbago. r lrs l.ris e s con d ition and w a r d oft tha And on this resurrection morn. rnll you, you are pi&r A l l the*# d e r a n g e m e n t s » r # natu re's dnrutor o f o t h e r attac ks waiters in his dining room and has $220.93 by donations and misrclkNew life ami hope to us are born, s I ktis I s lo w a r n you t h a t ' t h e k id neys Ask f o r Ih d o r lxltm l I m p o r t e d OOteD X And if you can have that feeling substituted white lady waiters in­ neous' sales; we used thr entire need hslp. You should use (1<>I.I> M K P A I , brand T hre e alii-s M oney r e ­ While Faster lilies bud and blow U t i D A I . l l t a r l e r a Oil Capsu les Inuncfunded I f t h e y do not h e l p you. of freedom, that sure belief in to­ stead. I amount to buy aspirin for the sol­ On Flanders fields where poppies morrow. that sense of abundance The new service is a marked im­ ders in the King George Hospital in grow, / which money is supposed* to bring, provement and the Carnes is to be England, the general hospital at * l.ury Hyatt, iri L. 11. A but hardly ever does bring, and if congratulated upon the change. Rouen, France- nnd others. We * * * you ran have all this just by using have made 53 garments for the Bel1 The other day I met one of those your wilj power and changing your ' gians and have paid our quota to the HOG 111l.l, BASKED R ID E A B IC Y C L E ; * all too common persons, a poor rich attitude of mind in other words, by i National Society for Liberty Bonds man. He owfied several farms, be­ rich thinking, which is easily attain­ and for reconstruction work in TilloG E T S O M E PE P. sides houses in town, stocks and ed instead of by accumulation, Both Houses of Legislature Carried loy. If the state chairman has not Seminole's Hug Law bonds In the vault and money in the which is slow and laborious and un­ heard from our local chairmen, they Both the house and the senate of bank. certain. isn't this "the more excellent will, for they have ail been appointed the Florida legislature have passed Yet he was poor. He had the es­ w ay!" . and' are working. the Seminole County Hog Bill, sence of poverty in his mind. Be­ Think on this! If you want to be which provides that "lings shall not Our members have been very ac­ cause bet was afraid be might come rich, why, be rich; it's easier than tive tn the Red Cross nnd all war t.r permitted in run ill large in Sem­ to w.int, because be was suspicious get.titig rich • . Phone 251-W - 115 Park Avo. Try it Frank Crane inole County " The bill only awaits work, there are live of nor members of everybody, because he Worried the signature of the Governor and eiupl >cd l»v the l ruled .Stales gov­ im-r Ins possessions and been us** he Tlie super r ] urn tidvised by the remarks to the ruitlicution by the voters of t|ie ernment in Washington saMed more. visor of surgical dressings for the .the Herald last week that the city is county to,make it effective. For poverty is not lack of things; 1|ave „ |u.w (oriu „| charter. .1 Sanford Red Cross, five chairmen of As soon us the Governor* »1gna the it's a statu of mind. did *not know about- that as I bill arrangements will be made' to surgical dressings and the vico chair­ man of tile canteen committee are Rich folks are not they who have thought the new charter business t rail an election in the county in oralanubini’e, but they who feel abun­ had failed « spine time ago. . l s an '5*Tler that the people may Vote oh the I members of our D. A. R. chapter. dance As a man thinketh. so is be. glad that there is lo be a step t o ­ O i k daughters are active in county matter. D A IS Y T IL E Y.nt are rich only when money ward what is commonly considered j The bill of like nature concerning work, too one member being chair­ the best in municipal government j man of the " Victory Girls," another d". n t worry you. And if you have . . . . . . i , ... tho running at large of cuttle i n Cits A I’ KRFECT DRAI.N TILE: Thoroughly Impervious In Water, Chemical . . . . chair man of the Red Cross Junior milk anil don’t fret over what Not that anv one, is to #tieitcriticized ; roiintv us advertised Deronipimlllun, Atmosphere and Moisture. has not ...... A ii \diary. •y»ti do not hbve you are richer j in tin administration of nlliurs. ion . „ , ......... . ,, : introduced up to tins time, and d is Made from that Name malvrinl adopted hy the Government to withstand ' . ... . lie in,.a who has $2,(1(10,11(10, and the system of a commission, or a . Our treasury Ip-ing like " <\fother Nitric und I’ lrric Acid tests in the construction of its Immense arid plants. r .... r„w understood that it will not be. can i sleep o' nights because he commission manager form for city | Hubbard's Cuphourd.’ '--Ve gave a governments is an improvement over Our supply Is limited only by our demand. hasn't f 4,000,000. card party; we were very succewsful Airplanes Distribute Victory Loan the old forms. It lias proven to be J'nvcrty is nut lack; it is the pres­ nnd are now having it fund 'lo drawSOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Literature a gOod kind qf form for city man­ sure of lack., front for the immediate expense of Slock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. The two airplanes which passed the chapter. agement in other cities, and it is r— • over Sanford yesterday morning good to know (lint Sanford is get­ We hnvc hnd many gifts. A Lib­ ting something that has been tried northbound, created much excite­ erty bond of $100, a subscription to nnd has been found to be good. I ment by showering the city with HANrOKD. FLORIDA uur National Magazine for the uae not'e also that there is to be a refer­ amnll circular* signed by lion. Joe 1.31 Suf the chapter: one member lias doence to the people of this charter Sears, member of congress from this before it is effective. Now that is district which read follows; V IC T O R Y LOAN! * what is truly democratic—let the people speak. If the people, who They thought our* boys were molly lid q #y is, proving to be a very popular car after all are tho ones at interest, do coddles, but they proved themselves ^ L tLL -j \ l l g n i S I X ) throughout the State, and the price not want a thing, then it ought not to be among th? best and bravest ($1635) delivered is remarkably low considering t h e excellent specifications. to he. The very manner in referring fighters the world has ever known. the charter to the peopls to ratify — Wo sent them "Over There," and seems to strengthen its hold—It I know funds will be furnished to Y i 7 E H A V E a cut open must be good or it would not be bring them back. ™ working model o f a held up before the polls for you, When our liberty—property— and W illy s Silent Knight at our dear reader and I, who are not vers­ lives were nt stake,, the'several bond office which will explain ed iri charter laws, but who pride issues were "over subscribed. Now r* ourselves on having Just a bit/ of that "Th ey have won the fight for thoroughly t h e working common horse knowledge, to shoot us," 1 predict the Victory Loan will principles and great advan­ at with our ballots. If this thing is not only be over subscribed, but will tages o f this wonderful m o­ not right, then knock it out—if it is be the most popular bond issue ever tor. C o m e in a n d s e e it .it right, then let’s fight for it. offered to the people. • • • is a pleasure to explain its I am positive that the returning operation to you. 5 I must get a word in about some­ soldier, if he was work in g'for an body's duty that seems to be no­ American, will find bis old position A JAUNTY WOOL JSS8BY. body's duty. This is a mere passing ready for him. Let us show by our Ttfcornparably smart Is this wool request, but it is one that, if attend­ acts, rather than words, our appre­ Jersey in the fashionable now shade lights in the back and fool your friends, ___ *it 11_ .* l. : ___" ____ _____ * called Marne blue. The •overdress ed to will grant a good many people ciation. they’ll think it is a new one. Wc did not win. They won. with pointed tunio Is tnoudud on * ease ---- and comfort and at the same foundation of black satin and tunic; time will give the city council much Here's to the boys! God bless them. belt, collar, revers and cuffs an* praise. I respectfully refer to the Joe Sears, ' , etltchod with bands of silk braid. low hanging bushes along the side­ Member of Congress. Batteries Sold, Charged and Re-built The adjustment Is at ono side and a bell of self-material winds Its way walk on Magnolia avenue. Now if Goodrich Tires a ll Styles and Sizes around the backward and. forward, you don't think they are a nuisance Two Great Lever*. until R Is arrested In a throw-over just walk up to Tenth street some The greatest results In life are us­ knot. Medium size calls for <14 yards . afternoon after there has been a good ually attained by simple means and tH-Inch Jersey and 2*4 yards 40-lndt j rain. You will almost get wet from the exercise of ordinary quail tie*. *atla, with 8 yards of braid. _ Pictorial Review Costume No. 793S j running Into, th e ‘ low hanging wet These- may for the most part b* -L. HAIGHT Bixea, <4 to 48 Inches bast, Price; IS bushes. Just you try it and sec for summed' In these two—common sense g.sri’j > cents. yourself. It will not hurt these and perseverance.— Feltham. N O T I N IT M it JAC KSON VILLE, FLA f : IT ’S NO T YOUR HEART IT ’S YOUR KIDNEYS .1 i J J] £ Forget That SANFORD Spring-Tim e CYCLE - I Feeling vy-i M C O M PA N Y i WE HAVE FOUND IT! MAHONEY*WALKER CO. Daily Fashion Hint THR Better VFT IF ( Gejf a New lit Top ) .?« «r M .*»» t>fo?:«is» V -a w m Sales & Service Company A ' . _ >* . l �C'/XU.. lii without the shedding of blood thero Is no remission of sin? The undlmn\cd 'hope Hint triumphs fiver the battle roar of tho artillery of the nations. Did not Mpses endure tho thunders of tho mountain of revela­ tion sustained by the still small-voice? Tim undlmmed hope ennnot bo chal­ lenged by the despair of suffering. Is not htimnnity told thnt Inasinucli ns .he suffered being tempted he Is able to siiecor those wlut-orc In .any trou­ ble? Across the horlznrr of-f?n.stl»r paw ^lll’ fthfltjtnsuvignrlcnl figure., of. iinto and* carnal ambition, nnd the myriad crimes against humanity that He at the door of the nations'of spoilers. Yet the hope of humanity Is un•limitusl. The hope thnt triumph over evi nt nnd through evgjit reaches tn It* | HI t ill V i "i; -Iti BIT HH B« 9 / 9 '.• J ,11 i s ! •• iS'tJ S Ii ! r-i:mI fii • S i! '•> 1 vh j : r nni v >i r: ' 4 »v v*yr./i. * ■: f 3 H ii * ; » tii lij y ir-' ,; : *3f’*f 'I * fijff *244 f p l l i =p fir-?A -** 'X d lg K s H - H/SiVi lMi ijf ' H $ |I VICTORY HBfRTY lOANli • Hfl »«■•«. - . rectlon o f ,the dead. 'Nature, rcveTatlpa and personal testimony all give the same account that death la robbed of stlnfe and grave of victory. Easter Is precious to tjnman kind, because It . (.caches thnt nil things may be con­ quered by n hope that Is bnsed upon living faith In God nnd his good pur* pose to give life ra tify thnn to de­ stroy. to Impart bteasipg rather than to withhold, to grace hum/m life and to wipe out the disgraces o f humnn failure.. Tho undlmmed hope of humanity In the final triumph of the good In based Inrgely upon the testimonies to tho triumph or the Ineffably good one over the might nnd dominion of death. Fnlth hns garlanded hope; thds graced It scorns to consort with fatalism. Faith hns given of Its precious blos­ soms for the decking of hope, tnjd It will not companion In the dnrk with mere material destiny. The skies look down uf>on the Tlv'cn fotnlr. The open toinh reveals the glorified ungel. The angel discloses the fact of Hie resur­ rection o f the dead. Event, direful and universal event—death Itself—tes­ tifies lo the power of the undtinmcd hope of mnnklnd made precious through Jesus. * . Hope Eternal. The. timllmmcd hope’ cannot he clouded by the shedding of Idood. Did not tho old Jaw that pointed- to the stricken form o f Culvury suy Unit Approximately ton million litho­ graphed posters hate boon prepared and dialrlbutt-d by the llureau of Pub­ licity of lln> War Loan Organization of the Treasury Department to remind tk! patriotic citizenship of the ntillou of Its duty to Invest in tbr Victory Ublarty Ijoan Tit* design* are excredlng Jy attraeUve and unite to convoy a powerful appeal and to create u na­ tional afmnsphrre which will prerent any one from Ignoring the fact that Unci# Bain's fifth great flnanclal drive Is going forward with even more rigor than any rtf 1in notable predecessors Tbo keynot# po*t#r of the loan—tbe great twenty-four sheet poster which through the patriotic eo operation of the Poster Adr'**tlalng Association will adorn the billboards of the mitn try, and a smaller poster adapted from the aarne design -sychronlaes with the robust slogan, "Finish the job." Thia poster, which Is considered by many rrillcs to be the greatest Liberty Loan poster ’lhat lias been produced, appeals to every man who works with his hands, be he laborer, fanner, sail or. railroad man or other represents tire, of the American army of brawn and muscle lie Is tho worker with his right band In bis pocket reaching tor money with which to Invest In the ^Victory IJberljr Loan This man. palnt»d by Oorrlt lleneker. ohvlnusly has no •eympathy with bolshevism. He Is a 'partner with his government. His but­ ton! of the four previous Uberty Loans jbear evidence of hts share In solvthe financial problems which came up In the stress of the fight, and bis attitude and expression of ready confidence on his face Indicate con­ clusively that again he stnnds ready to provide the necessary money for the nation, while, wllh admirable com ■non sense and prudent forethought, making the soundest,of Investment for himself. The display of twenty four sheet post i n of tills design aggregatnn 16.000, and Is believed to be largest dis­ play of twenty-four aheet posters ever msdo In the United Btates. The ag­ gregate donation* of space for war ac ^ttTitles by the Poster Advertising Aspoolatlon. which Is chiefly responsible >t«r the free display of these Urge bill itaard posters has been estimated at KilOO'.OOO. J The official Issue of the smeller pos VICTORY OF HOPE ■ Easter’s Teaching Is lers of the Victory Utterly t.oan em ter bears the splendid captain —"And bracas fewer designs Minn any previ they thought wa couldn't fight * An ous loan, but approximately the mine ample rupply of tl^lw poster was sent number or pieces tA Uonera! Pershing well In advance Foremost on the list of the smaller of the opening of the Ixjan, nnd It Is posters Is the adaptation of (be twen­ safe in assume that by this time the** displayed In the ty four design, sire 26 In x 3S In., Ilih postern are well ograpbed In eight Impression* by Ed arena of Germany tinder prcupatlon wards anil Deulsrh. of which 1.768.706 by lire American Expeditionary Forres copies have been ordered. In response II must carry a painful lesson lo th* In requests received at Washington Gertncn*. who during the war were re­ from the respective Federal .Reserve galed with German posters picturing district Victory Uberty l>ian 'organi­ Uncle -Sam with an Insignificant army sation*. Then comes the design enti­ und purporting to prove that America tled "For Home ami CounLry." paint­ could not become an Important factor ed by Alfred Kvorttt Orr, representing In the conflict. The sea forces are recognized In the the reunion of a returned soldier.with tils wife and child Victory lib e r ty U>«n serle* by Ii A. designed, engraved This poster has been lithographed In 'Shafer's poster. eight Impressions and two sites Of anil lithographed tn eight Impressions, the 20 In x 30 In size SCO.726 have size 30 In. x 40 in and oblong In shape been produced and of the 30 In. x 40 This poster Is a spirited depiction of the saving of an American transport In.'idle 711,313. from a Oormnn submarine und should The "symbol"" poster of the Victory nppeal to every admirer of our navy. Liberty Ixran Is a blue " V " outlined In A camouflaged Amerlran destroyer has white to glvo great visibility on a mot­ cul across the how of a great trans tled red ground with the word "In port laden with troops and looming out vest" In white below the "V " Tire of the mist, just In lime to drop a entire poster Is outlined In white and depth bomb on a lurking German sub lias a broad blue border Ii constitutes marine, which Instead of sinking the an enlargement of the 12 f wind shield transport, has l>*en compelled lo com* sticker and Is similar to the "Teaser" to the surface and surrender poster which was used as a mystifying Th e’ Natlonnl Woman's IJherty Inan Introduction lo the general poster cam­ paign. Approximately 1,000.0.00 of rommlttee will have 300,000 posters, these posters have been lithographed. size .20 In. x 30 In . executed with ar­ The poster "Americans' AH," paint­ tistic restraint In gray nnd black on ■ *•; * ed by .Howard Chandler Christy, rep­ buff by J. M. Hewlett. resenting a woman paying tribute to A "flyer" poster for the spethe Americans of diverse racial ,ort- rial purpose of advertising* the avia­ glns.'who gavu their lives Tor the flag tion feature o f the Victory Uberty on the fields of France. U considered limn publicity campaign Also wilt be try Mr. Christy to be the . finest war used. , painting he has ever produced. Of this A special poster approximately four designed there have been lithographed feel In height by 28 feel In length has 1,893.424 posters In nine Impressions, site 27 In. x 40 In A poster which should give lively satisfaction to every Individual who takes pride In the achievement* pf the American tCxpedlttonurj' T o r re s —i r from the brush of Clyde-Forsythe, slio 30 In. x 40 In., and lltliographed In nine Impressions, wllh a second edition In the 20 In. x 30 In. site Of the larger site the edition Is 1.000.000; of the smaller, 487,600. The design show* a doughboy carrying Oertnnn helmets, returning wounded, but triumphant and happy from a victorious assault up*o tho Qerman trenches. Tble pos­ bring mankind hack to the stage of savagery and leave to him naught but tha material environment of his Imiiiodlato activities. Events must be, con- ' Dis-' . nutmniiimtad.‘ co"- pend upon the latent fatalism. In humanity for Its JustiflcatloaT-rsuch ii hope holds no bey to event. ■Ami without (lain kVy hope U tu t In reality a.hopeless oxpectnney. Events, governed Uy thnt outstanding Inur of reprobation by which degenerary nnd decay follow all thing* In tjiu-umtable course of nuture,. would fitting that when the Women came to tho tomb early upon the first Hunter morning they should find thut nn angel was the announcer o f the victory of hope ovtflr the Tnost mnllgnnnt ad verse event of experience—(ho event of death. Nor Is It strange that thu consciousness of this vjetory for all trolled, even glorified. Hope springs pclling of Gloom From the exultant In Hu- human hrenst, bemuse there Is something that can certify to Hearts of Mankind. hope. This Is the divine spmk In the hui nun breast, becoming In many o p e that springs eternal In tho cases a luminous ray that shines up­ human hreust does not de­ on the entire pathway o f life. It was H •he eternities Is IheAKnster hope of g!>>ry, ami of goodness, and o f g r a c ^ -Iomis. the ilrst frulls of them that slept, has risen, and points to the eternal hope of humanity and the prn(Islnus of the grace of Got), that bring redemption both lo the Individual and •o the race. Tin- open tomb Is the si­ lent testimony lo the risen and glorl* fled-Jesus, lie *lts at the right hand •if Jehovah, who in Itlrn looks upon 'he is-lty wars of princes and will hold In derision they who lift themselves up against the government o f his son. Dailyfuhion Hin HOT AFTER YOUR LIBERTY BONDS Eccratary Olata Warna Bend Holder! To Keep Bonds Or 8*11 Only To Soma Raputabla Bank Or Trust Company Tha farmer—or^uny other American citizen—who desires to get rich quick la offered plenty of opportunity th'ea* daya to accumulate stock In every­ thing from Oklahoma oil to African rubber. There never werp quite bo many agents going round helping others to make> their fortunea over night. Their prey 1b the Uberty bonds held by almost every loyal clltxen In the country. They do not ask for money—they will awup anything for bond*. SCcrblary of the Treasury Carter FOR t h e w a r w o r k e r Glass has just Issued a statement The fashion of combining materlxl* warning the public against the un­ expresses Itself eloquently in thu scrupulous persona who offer to trade tuine of plaid sorgo and black satin. worthless stocks for Uberty bonds, The bodice Is lengthened to fortn t and against those "sharks" who at­ pointed tunic, tho adjustment beinr tempt to persuade bondtufders to part nt one side. Tho Mandarin slewes with their bends at a price far be­ nro edged with narrow rufllcs of tolow par. Every business man knows tlste, corresponding with the guitar* that with an adjustment of bualnosa The fulness at tho waist Is held la with a glrdlo or tho check materixL condrtlons, Liberty bonds will bo Medium alzo requires lt$ yards U. worth full face value on tho open mar­ Inch sorgo and 4 ynrds 40-inch Katin. ket, and nobody should sell a bond for Pictorial Review Costume No. 77yj less thnn Its full value except In case Sizes, 34 to 44 Caches bust. prjco « of absolute necessity. Even then, he cents. Should take It to a reputable bank, consult a banker In wliotn he ha* con­ fidence, and take his advice. Usually Meaning of Name ‘‘Rachel."' It Is possible to borrow money on The Jews were nt one time n nation Liberty bonds nt o low rate of Interest of shepherds, nnd it won probably .The Interest coupons will pay a larg< ' t|llH that the Hebrew word far pert or this, making Ihe loan cost l h e j n sheep, nr u ewe, was given bond-owner very little; and he will still t„ kt. w.imen.-Harhd retain, ownership In'tiffWOMET-'""' — rAPlThfWU ‘n e w e " ~ Tfle Trrashry* !>epartmrnrts taking every po.*Mbhrwh?p to rrofr‘<4*Vftr>'fn: threats of Uberty bond owners nnd Aerial Compasses. Many dlllicpltles had to be overcome expects to bring to Justice those per­ sons who seek lo defraud patriotic III the' production of a satisfactory compass for uertul work, Chief imumj Americans of their Investments. Remarkable Mexican Bird, • ^Avruiuurkulde bird found In Mexico f.( tin* I.... marlin, which has a irlrk of i .lining up the feathers on top o f Its head Into the exact semblance of a beau'ifol flower; when a liee comes iilnitg lo sip honey from the supposed flower It Is snapped up by the bird. lltese was timt of neutralizing the marl* tIsm of the engine (and In porllcular ho magneto) und of preventing tho effect of centrifugal force, which caused the card or dial Inside the compass to swing in n direction quite inilenerulcnt of north when the airplane tens linn king ntt a turn. However, a truly exeelleti] tumpas* Is now In tin\ THE CITY GARAGE PEOPLE MUSTTAKE VICTORY LOANOR INJURE BUSINESS If Banks Were Forced To Carry Whole Loan, They Would Have No Money To Lend To Public - ThtiI ihe Victory Loan. Ilk.- Its four predec'-HHoi s, must be a * |M-oph*’a luaii" l» expermlL stiessed by 1'urtei Glass. Mrretary of the treasury. In a sialoIIlent m the public. II Is not to be a "bankers' loan." The nation's busi­ ness situation depends upon as wide u distribution as possible of Ihe Vic­ tory botjds. Tbi- banks. It Is pointed out, must be left free to advance money for business purposes; to the merchants und manillactiiiM- und the tanners. It all the l i.nit- money Is tied up til Joans lo iK* »;">>i iinienl. I t stands to reason iHu 1 i In re v. ill be none left to lend on crops |i would ii's-an,".light mohey," whiib no aits high interest rates and lejiisat* lo extend notes and a general hutdsinp. upon the turn who depend upon the hanks to assist them In-ear Tying on business and agriculture. been prepared, the wordltjg being "They have given their all forever. You are asked to lend for a while" There la also an eight aheet potter, white letter* on a red ground, reading "Practical Patriotism — the Victory Llberly l.oan" and a three sheet pot­ ter In one piece carrying a large "V" and the wording "Invett Victory U b ­ erty Loan" In red and blue on white. The Victory Uberty l<osn potters Don't Forget the Roof! are released for display beginning on The need for the billions the Vic­ April 13, or approximately a week tn advance of the Victory Uberty Loan tory bonds will bring Is plain to any Campaign, which open* April St and ntnn who stops lo think. The war is not over, though the actual lighting ends May 10. has erased. The hills are still running up. Millions of men are still in uni­ form. drawing uny and food and clotI)men hns#transformed humnn life nnd Irg. The Secretary of the Treasury causes the Christian In take on n glory declares; "Government conflicts cannot he reof effulgence that Is to be derived from * m i nted. The good., must be paid for .nothing else, ■ In full. Our shipbuilding activities That Sure and Certain Hope. u I be rarrled nut " x If there were no rcsums-ilnu from S'*. II run easily he seen that the the dead then we.V we. of nil men. the Jeb t-. not IIiiK lo'it What would you most miserable, wrote the n[>astle link rf a farmer who built him a whose life was luminous with the i u l a y i n g th*- ti iitidatlons. putting light of a Certified hope— a hope vic­ up the walls, c« lltn ; the rooms—and torious over events Ihui drove him for­ ■^rgeillng Ihe roof? ward In Ids mlsslnnnry Itineraries The roof will not he pul on our na­ throughout Asln nnd Into Europe.; Nulure was turned to by hltn to dlscloso tional house until Ihe Job Is finished the nnniogy for the open doors of the and the* bills paid. The campaign Tor Victory bonds will tomb; scripture wn» likewise turned begin on April 21. The exact details to, nnd his own knowledge of tho res­ of Ihe issue have not yet been an­ urrection of Jesus was,, last of nil, nounced, but It Is considered certain colled Into play ln‘ order"tn point his that the bonds will be made an tinuau marvelous discourse upon thu resurally attractive Investment. S C K 1l* f S B O O T H A l) T O M O I I 1 L E S ( PO W ER - ENDURANCE - C O M F O R T -E L E G A N C E - - : A L L A T A MODERATE PRICE : - • Tires, Tubes, Accessories MOBILOILSandGASOLINE GENERAL REPAIRING -FQ ltDS A SPECIALTY PHONE NO. II REM EM BER TH E NO. �THE SANFORD HKfiALD “ TH E BEST” GROCERIES and FEED o f A L L K IN9 D S____ — WE Have TH E_ M .______________ _____ Your ORDER, LARGE or SMALL, is APPRECIATED HILL LUMBER ‘CO/ BUILDERS SUPPLIES Mr. and’ Mrs. G. W G hi ties and little son. Willj am of Sanford visited relatives here Saturday- and Sunday, LUMBER, Frank Boyd and family visited at Athleticism In the East, his fathr's. W H. Boyd's-on-Sunday. The general athletic mvnkenlng Is Mrs. T. I. Boyd and daughter, perhaps the most Important effect that Eva spent Wednesday at W. C. our occupation of the Phlllpplncn hns had ujMtn the fur East. Just ns the Aid Holiday's fishing and sewing. LATHS, A 7 'SHINGLESV Olympic games, beguu by one village, grew in be Hi great recutrln-: event nt which ul' the Hellenic peoples could meet lu peittvful competition, so this modem athletic .movement starting Miss EulaTBrock way was fin San­ from' Bagnio has spread to other far eastern peoples, and has given Ihetr ford on a shopping trip Tuesday. Misses Achsabel Frances and Min­ not only « ground for friendly meeting hut nlso a basis for genuine respect nie Holiday spent a pleasant after­ and mutual understanding. Mrs. L. E. Woods of Mascotte, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hardy Boyd has* been quite sick for the past week. PHONE 166 No. 1 Irish Potatoes, peck (Continued from page 2) W E K IW A ITEM S Bov. Allen filled his app here Sunday morning and He was accompanied by hi ter, Ruth. SEWER P IP E and D R AIN TILE Geo. LnVinc was transacting busi­ noon Monday visiting Mrs. E. A. Hush at Cassia. They also paid the ness in Orlando on Friday. Farmhouses Modernized. Wnyland school a visit while there. As farmhouses become adopted In Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entzmingcr tile piste of ibe women w|\o nre, In motored to Orlando on Tuesday.. Soys the Stale Marketing Bureau Florida is adapted to the growing Mr. John Dunbar and Misa Elsie of a great many necessary food pro­ Dunbar left Tuesday fur their sum­ try avenue, ducts. This allows diversity, but it mer home in Willow Grove, Pa. Price & Coller are building a now is u good plan for producers to spec­ jtrwnfd in porch on the Ellsworth T. P. Lewis ran over a big rattle ialize in a few things, for tin* pur­ koine, Beardat! avenue. snake netir Brown’s corner but be­ pose of securing a |iigh standard of ■ All crons except Irish potatoes fore he could Mop the car his snake- perfection, greater economics in pro­ ship hud gotten out of sight. duction, uniform grades and pack­ Keeji your (Ire line clean, as the ages and the advantages of collective "Fire Fiend" is abroad., and Mrs. Claud MofTet of Cel so many. e:is, s. taking over their man­ agement. It Is found that ninny of the old fnstllutlmiK of the fartnlioufe— the parlor, the many small rooms, the dark hiilt* -are disappearing. PartlHonn are lorn out to* make npnclmi* living -rooms; porches are lidded, and everything Is arranged for the utmost convenience of. the housekeeper who Is also lender o f the (lelds.— exchange Had Hlo ''DooU.'* Miss Olive Waits spent the week end With home folks. . • Sailor (ns.be gazes ul Ids portion of corned beef)—I wonder It tills meat used io moo or whinny.— Boston Transcript. . ~ J. E. I’ hipps -is painting his bun­ galow situated on "Crank HHI.-"‘ Greenwood Lake. Specialties of many “kinds are pos C. W, Entr.minger went up to Tal­ sible, and where communities pro I.ONGAVOOI) P IC K -U P S — lahassee nn.Wedfii’iday. .VO* .-I- , ,duee in -ample iinaittities; and judi eimisfy advertise them profitable re Mr. and Mrs. Thompson* of-O rMrs. C. W. Entzminyer and Miss nda spent Sunday at “ Greenwood Alice Halley spent Wednesday in turns-will result. There are many examples of this. _ Preserved fruits >dgc." the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford, the guests of Mrs. Will bearing the brands of northern city ira Roebuck. ' Suleher. ■ • * factories arc J o be fou n d io e v e n Mr and Mrs. Binenu were sbopOrlapdo an Friday. Optimistic Thought. • T h e king niuiiot always rule ns hc fflshes. —....... — • * - Daily Fashion Hint Kmi .! Griggs of Sanford was calli ihi friends Sunday. \ h o n o r e d such eom im im t le* in oil state would add v aslU to our wealt uitd general welfare, but Florid grows in: ny perishable* ami t'i need of C ' ns rv io g them by prnpe methods is a|iparent when the larg< loss is ennsidered, T h e state* grow i-ig cereal*— nmt— tivo srnclt noli perishables instead of truck am fruit perishable* are the ri b .no prosperous ones T h e 11f> ' pefi*h Company Jacksonville. Florida IN* FOUI.,* r.D AND KATIN. K- pcclnlh ilertuni U for afternoon nnrt ei.ni "g ii-ar l* tida model in ligl!.* I ml 'I he *K 111 bus a tiimr lb«» ^tl!s in a point at-one able old i* gn'hcrrd.nt the walatllno under a*’dt *p air die of selftiiatorlal. The r, riui* aioL-cnncl.cl facings nre of satin to cnfrcuplind with Ihc from . I innMi r and rmt merely iudividii.il one By Q ‘ T!\' an ice-cold hoi tit* of J 1 iiny -Cnixl today. Fill your plats to tlii> biim with ]!i!-. 'parldinp, t hiivt-tompt,T»ur <1‘lieiouK drink. . T h e fi-mving jroodno.-w of it will tefre.sh and invigorate you. ej’ -riling Jlf,i| Satisfying Orangr* r e>i in the perfect tliirst-quenrh,r Served jce-culd, ()ranlr~Crunh refresh', ur.d iiivigoratra. * It* il-ivur i* that of tin* natural orani’*\ But Orange Cruxli i* more *■' -ful; skillfully carbnnnted by • i ial procim*. community understanding a Hrrgqutst was - Is I r » M .-d Tu u «*• io Inch fou la rd W H IG L L V S P|r|iic!«v1 Hcvtnw' 1Vf|M Vrn TO'"* <airrs ' t to 41 |r.c)io* him* Price. "S J U IC Y FR UIT cents Skirt No 7*>22 Sires, 22 to 35 tncihoa waist Price. 35 cents. I PS.\L.\ AND iill VPID II I E Plenty of rain again for our aeetiofi. Airplanes were poled passing over on Thursday and Tuesday! John Henry and Elmer I,und<|iii*t, Eric Vihleit t.f I he seventh grade and Margaret Ericson of t,hd eighth attemied a picnic with their misses Saturday at P-ntm Spring*. Mr. anil M.rs. Dun Hodge* spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ehrenberger of Fpsala.. Clarenrr * >• n qutn«* 't vnntn I** Inrh satin nnd vard* in in ii nily Wrapped to insure its perfect condition in ali climates and seasons. Sealed tiaht— kept right. The perfect gum in the . . perfect package. PHONOGRAPHS and RECORDS The I’A T I IK all-wood, amplifying tone ehaniker, built en­ tirely unnn tfn* violin principle, eliminates all metallic Dint and makes possible the reproducing o f every vocal or instru­ mental selections in u clear, sweeL, natural manner that b distinctively P A T H E . We guarantee every Pathe Itccord to play at lea*! one thousand times with the Pathe Sapphire Ball, without imparimmt to the uivxrtdled beauty of lniic i|T|ii viiliiuuI Allowing anv prwaapcild i w m c-uo lit- reeordr And die reason fur it is *1111; PATH6 SAPPHIRE II VI,I." : : : : : : ngu rsr O r a n g e -c r u s H W e Guarantee this to be the fr Z < £ £ < Clearest Tone Machine on the market with no exceptions, and challenge any other dealer to produce a machine as distinct and clear o as the Pathe, and will leave it to the judge­ /,<•** by the cage ment of the public. ■ Let us demonstrate this machine to you be­ We Still H ave Good Envelopes at 5c a Pkg. Office Supply Dept. Sanford, Florida fore purchasing. Art M odel Sheraton $215.00 J. D. DAVISON. Manager ! i; 1 L . 1 • �• -?l’-' . ‘ -1,'^ ■ * ' ' ” ' , T.~i ' t h e s a n Fo r d h e r a l d PAQB SIX APRIL 18, l f t » Vtijsa-t. THESANFORDHERALD R. I, HOLLY, Editor W. M . HAYNES, Bualnesa Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY s u b s c r i p t i o n riticE in advance O N E Y E A R __________ _____ ---------- -------- 1 T H R E E M ONTHS Eater ad aa S*rsa 4 -CUaa Mall Mailer A a g u t Und I >0 t. el I lie Peatofflra al Haafard. rterida . Under An of Marrh 3rd. I » 7S _____ Office: Herald Halldlaf "Own your home" is a late slogan and si good one. Just try it: A long pull and a strong pull, and the Victory Loan will be over the top. If Easter eggs could only hatch, what a variety of beautifully colored and patterned chickens we would have! A man's idea of thoroughly en­ joying u holiday is to play g»!l or go fishing. A woman’s is to slay at home and w.ash her- hair. experience of other cities. The per­ centage’, of cities which return to the old ‘council form bf city government after having given the commission Welfare,I)ept. Woman’s Clnb form n fair trial is so small at to be "Without a vision the people per­ negligible. There is scarcely a man in Sanford who doubts the efficiency ish," is a saying with which \^e are of the present city olficinls, but the familiar, hut like the little g^rl who cumbersome form of government upon following tlie rainbow in her under which we operate makes ef­ persistent search for the alluring pot ficient city government' impossible. of gold’ forgot to stop along tho way Under the proposed plan a compe­ and admire the colors of her rain­ tent man is to be obtained who will bow, we forget to gather the Hecks have authority and ability to con­ and gems, so to speak, about us. duct the affairs of the city * as a Through, the Welfare Dept, of the manager conducts the affairs *oI a Womnn-'s Club an ambition has as­ successful corporation. He is ad­ sumed the shape of the vision— that vised by three commissioners, each of attacking things of the entertain­ of whom are held responsible in a ment kind originating and regaining way for certain departments of the at home, t Aa committee* meeting city affairs called by Mrs. S. Puleston, chairman As stated before, the columns of of the Welfare Dept, at her resithe Herald are open to discussion both for and against this proposed were laid for a “ Spring Festival" change in government and we hope (this to take place the latter part of that our people will take an active May. Watch the Herald and club matter which will column and along stdres and road interest mean much to the future prosperity ways of Sanford and surrounding country for tho date and advertis­ of Snnford. . , ing,*. This will be given in the Ninth street park. _• (Continued from page 1) The new Easter bonnet is a tiling of the past. Hut the new Easter hat by C. VV. Ejttzrninger and carried, of the present sets the husband back the stock laws as drawn by Attorney J. J. Dickinsifn afe given to I,.' 1*. quite-us far as the bonnet used to. Hagan, to be delivered to Hep. F. L. Woodruff, with the request tluit he introduce them and wdYk for tlfeir passage. — It is to dik hoped that the peace conference will have some considera­ tion for the nuqi wrfio publish' atlases, and will coin1* to a speedy decision on the subject of boundaries. The hug i» about to be b'gi(*Stii*'ti off of the other fellow'^, land in Sem­ inole eoiinty. If lilt* bill which bay The following .resolution offered by l. P. Hagan and seconded by C. W. Kntzminger was adopted: Whereas, It appears from the rec­ ords of this boartl as well as from the records of the superintendent of Schools that a certain bond in l lie sum of $1,000.00 given iiy First National Hank. Sanford, for which troller, Jhjit sjeli bund wai errone­ ously- mud.* to cover moneys of the general countv fund, when it should cur«?d by othiT bar.tl^. \ \s. ! h'■r* f b :* Ti - II i■ :■ ’ M t r p r 1- i : i ; t ■I Its - nitt *. * I li a t they fttl that Mat siai Hu h had . >* •" ;ippniiitod to confer witfi tlit-m .*hou!il cot i lie I bat the 'I iif: r i t o M i s i : i’o! o k -ii e ii c le rk It sc hoo ls , f o r liiliStoti* w n t*> tin* tlp livef to g r a ' . * s e e i f is It e t tlg s o w i bf gi r.'iutum th e malt** bright ie fe proper spots. t t:.t;aii;itig p in k r*e< a‘ 1 crip Y trf this re-o- i: ■ ] is* t liptuin, and of Ralph. II Wight, guu l» being emblematic of the Itesur- and rvcommi ml their appointifient reetton it i* emblcmntie of life anti by the governor. Motion of 1,. I*. Hagan, seconded hope* And everything in the season _ W ji e fi 'AC C e l c h r a L u l l IS s l l g g e - t t v * — r>f by C. W, Kolsminger and rnrnrd, the same idea. The return of spring the mutter of the road on the Sec­ anti verdure and lord life each v -ar tion line of between Sections 26 and U7. |> I'* S . It- tin K , Is hereby is like the fulfillment of a hope 1 he aili*-. te ll ns t h a t t h e p e a c e r e f e r r e d to .1 .) I lick: i i m i i i , with in ­ wdl to* c o m p l e t e d utul o f f e r e d lo the world by Kuster, No more appropriate time could be found for its promulgation. ■ ‘ After the years of desfruction and suffering which the war has entailed — after t* rror and chaos, we hope for a new-made world, a world whose inspiration will he hrot herly luxe’ and a slrotiif sense of mutual obligation atm helpfulness .among nations We have not reached the mUlenlIIm The change in old custom and thought cannot he immediate. Hot the peace treaty is the first step ttyward a world governed by right and justice. And its completion seems, like Easter, symbolic of hope and joy. • FREE H ltlD C E S F o i l VOL''SI.\, What's the matter with Itaving the present legislature paw a luw’Tjiving Volugla, t, *“Seminole and L ike counties the riglit to call an election and vote on purchasing or building bridges * over the HatfTax and St. Johns river? ■ The county should own and operate one bridge at Daytona, one at Port Orange, one at New Smyrna, one at Crow# Bluff, one at Harden Ferry and one at 0»tik*n. The bridge at Daytona should be the present ce­ ment bridge or another cement bridge in case the owners refuse to Bell at a reasonable rate. The other bridges could all be of wood. A $2<JU,000 bond issue should buy or buiid the six bridges, and would-cist the eounty about $12,000. a year in interest. A ' toll of ten cent? would eventually j ay for the ridges, retire the bom's p^d then absolutely* bee i ridvrs i * uld lie maintained - D e I nnd Nev s. * NEW C H A R T El l stru ction s In pro ceeyl to your h o m e and seize opportunity by the s a v i n g $30,600,00 c a pita l Build m ethod! SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D II. R. STEVENS R. R. DEA5 . P.MldM I Ce shier C. D. COUCH, Aaa'l Cashier THE B A N K T H A T INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS m m m m m m ping li\w. abolishing the county local option feature. m x x x m 5 x x x x x x m t<*|i n J n inti (ur 111,- Seventh JudirisI Ctr* etl"; Seraln'do Count)-, FInrtd*. d o h' rrby cvrloy Inst the ahnve and l o i n o l n t l « . a Iru# and eucteri cupy « ( that o r tain out. t and' drcr«“<* of the *aid Court, made on the 17th day W April, 1919; ftli-d for record in IhU omre and recurdtd Ire Chanrerv or der busk, N9"-#S. » t P . s c No. 3d, on April ISth. A. U. Hep. Wado nf Clay*county was the principal sphakcr'agnltmt the bill and was burked by about CO t al*Je“ niKrt w no have been in session here. Wilni-M my hand and offirial «ca! of office U ado depreciated tho bill ns an at thia the I At h day of April,, 1919, al Sanford; Seminole county. Florida. t ick on small cattle men and salt ( “cab ' E. A. D O UG LASS. Clerk. f l y V. M. Iluugta**, I), c . * ".theorists would nexer be al*!e to eliminute ti<*ks, which wen* here when * he came. auiL.lawe-kataiswVotrrttrfif^dH’' ways Ire here. '■ * , Mr Wi'iiamson *>f A rm**ur.& Co.; • ;tl Jacksonville. urged that tlie’ rime ! prrodrnt; U. L . Squirt-*. t . Symra. acrrrtary. and urcr. and i . O. Hall, ft., Syrnc* and John M ctirh hoard of director*. m vlcc-pmldrnt; Hoy John Mrl.rh. tr,a/ E. Snulrr*. Hoy p ahall runnituu ronnitui. thi the Thr ti*mi-* anil rrvldi'nrr* „f jnr,»,. Paratur* and tin* number of *h»rc* acriliMj by. rich an* ■* ftitlpwa; __JL. tL, Hall. Sanford.'‘Florida, ISO •likTra . , P SsnloAJ. Florid., Ml ,h,rp.. John Mibrh, Sanford. Florida, 21 inarr,, II E. Sriutfpa, Sanford, Florid*. 2J.*h,rr*. Slate nf Florida • t i'Uftty *>f Srryfnoli*. < On lhi* day pi r*ona!!y appeared before me an officer duly *uthorUi>d to lake aeknowl.* rdgmrnt*. J. (I. Hall. II. K. S,|Utrrr. (toy y Svme* and Johp M<l*rh. tlr me krtoWn in btbe psrton* who auh.crlhed to the farvaoie* charter. aftd' aach of' them, before r*r. »*■*. rrally acknowledyed" that he did .ofor Mi# un-a and pffTjn,** * tlier* to rapreated. In Wttnr** Whereof, f hxv.- hereunto *et my hand and aial of attire at-Sanford, flor­ id*. tin* the ICth day of April. 1**19 r *eu 11 C. L II HITT. '.'idary Public M>H’i,mmi»*ii>n Liiiin * No, |*, 19-tie 'Mot her*, a , i.oji, der (lo hh! *t' mail hoy's v.,nr bovs I” " s tits- W i know Easter as one of tin- t a " j t ■» lie I si ■Lieutenant of tn*' Seitltllole i Ff tnvn at Ihg between t h* *|utm'X and Are they" m r t ’vng great religious feasts of the year County (tuunls is hereby approved, th.e songsters’’ treaty will you find a better place than at this Bank o f Service? \nlrlr i ' ■ I - ar*:e<I W h ere H'd and pleasant but* tbrougli gi’eiit worf- i.f jn-terestit g persons in tiiut. vifintte, and they are women Vr'iitrylli* a:rn-a *'i jj in bCge beds i.*. '•las'tng ln{w*,e|i the trees, petunias i L*-t yuur coinriuies’ wear the crown are Jturrving to bloom, fioinsettias on 1Never mint! the bttle setback* JUSt pien.-tetl trolii lioih-*'n 1- niglie'1 try the governor, which !t no doubt j*tU \i ht‘rt*i4i: rww, be. it will only lab** tft** rnttfiration Fir-*t \T:tti«»nal ISuiik t<» ih* of i h*. voter* i.l t b<* i oritj to |•i, t U.r rtiiifify fim*i t> bun in ins own bark varti fieri. For the benefit of the public a brief sketch is here given, an idea of whr»t to expect at the festival, .Some o f the minty features planned art* dancing, a country store, a Japanese booth, a . fortune toiler, children's choruses a play, a contest In which will be decided "who- is I > lie Queen of the May," anti of course upper­ most, music. Chairman of commit­ tees, Mend a mes Holly, W ataon, Cor-“hs'fly'TTTTTPTKVas fieri W allace,* II uu shobler, Galloway and Morgan. Si> longer is one content with slow pace -speeding in this rase Is .not pro hibited, hence the hurrying onward, desire for funds which arc essefitfal for adequate needs. - Mo in yofrr Th e habit o f saving gives you confidence, capital and power. the sparrow instead of hifnng it in­ stantly’ Cann u flh e hearts of your impulsive little Ir^U he tuned (o something higher tliuu-Alu; carry cog of guns to niutihite our V' ts. IKrds are fewer huge than ever before Tiic tourist la surprised nl tins X\•• ask X'oir t ooperatnui Hi v* .ini 1hi* condem n and have this road opened, and also that he Employ Mr. Fred T. Wil­ ‘ Welfare Dept. Members Meeting liams to make survey of same. will be held Wednesday afternoon, Motion of O. I*. Swope, seconded 2:dft. preeeiiing Literature meeting by C. W.. Entimingcr and carried, Everyone come. clerk is instructed ti^ ptircbasn one typewriter for use tn the e'erh's * in* !■i»ti 11ardfciit1 f ftmfiji" am! jiflbrnu! aru! jtlgce of nhjili l*r at Sinfi.f'l, t ?ont|i. w»|b brajf.r^i *»|fc m wyr h otl if ji'nr*. In lE. Stat* if o n M KT A N ! ) OPTICIAN hr»i ?n tho %* \oral aial. a .,[ rj ♦- [ f111■-1 Mnti». atitf III furHKrt uninint‘1 ** rn»y h«*n*P/-nclJce confined to tlic treatment iiftt-f tie -aatjiiilighcd, oT the eye *' ^rlirlr II Eyes examined t»V n regular regis­ Th** j'* n» fal nalufe of lb* ItU*)ii. m •.. in* - r ti ► ' trtow- 1( at kn ock y o u d ow n Intmarlni b> thr- t- r|iofti!|oi, Shnl't L*. T<> tered physician l o t * be giml w lie'll t hex Ir<* f *>r •min fiMf! 9f!3, an*l othiA^tnr iJml »r» s»i«i Hi-( jbtssuH filled, broken Ictics du­ I"1" aj * Ho'i-ffulr an-1 ri'tail. for pr^iit •sr plicated on mission, alt kinds of hardw&r*-, ma­ rkinpry, (opiftfe*. rtinfinc^, fiHl nc."* pi umiiln 3 outfits, pumps, cforkcM , flatstt fur queens. 1 2.S \V. Church St. - Orlando, flailriaarr. and p* f‘ *rail v i >t ai*»jiiirr. dt-af iti and i! i*fh*st «f, ’ n t h** muri Imt |i'« , t !•'*(, a'1 aril frw and rummetli'iM in 'kn* t . t S' * hof* salt- afid rt• i 11 htfil « aft- f» ti*| b*-»« .to in and carry on thi ^ i -iv .■ i t-er. - .i lot r,t irmw rnuntl you, of lahurr,oi tig, roofi ng. »aa H?rtr-e • t -j al fin I ng iitid nlhrr -f iiTk nafur l.pi - t.f ii,ties<ime(st-ss and tears. In hat, !»*i**. o*fi and h»*ld and dj-*p*i-*- id r*nl •*'Iafr for i li•* purpofthn of |t« hutmess, or Lots of heartaches and of worry \ S U B S T IT U T E FOR rrth. r |itifjmsps, Hi W*i-., a. II, and Through the shadows of the yt'ars nl li* rwt«« ihal In all knult i f storks and TANKAG E , an I to HiaVi" contra* is of anv and all ,\nd the world needs more than t re t}otid— k*fjt1* to fur thro ft 9 purpnsi* anti hti i without its 1) 1)011 anil uniphs. Itr^hfrffii» ripntf v and let urv tU* *arti- b> ,* AT II \I.F T H E COST f»lfdtfr* of l w wt»od;, or Iry Hlit.*«, >fb'M^a£ a , More than nil the swords we'vt fi'duli and hrr •iMisdll'iiti, tj'iuti t hi' TirmiONLY S:J.U0 per 100 lb. SAt K draw n, M O N kY HACK if results not sallsit is hungering for the fellow factory. Who Keeps Cheering Others (')n. FEKHlNfi IMHKf T IO N S Mit thoroughly o lbs. Hog Hon with 95 l,el the w:nd around y* it xvhistle lbs. ground grains. Feed »vt slopAnd the storm around you play, ped' or dry in feeders. You'll he Imre with Irrawu and •gri-n I. When the cu'iquerors decay 1 otr’ ll tie here in memories bi*c. .J. that nil laws it <t j ail- if '1 'n jupoil of the committee on lav.- in i undo t with tins am be uml municipal leg.s'al <n apj-tiinted lo ciraTt a new charter for Sanford after, the same ar.e hereby repealed. Section 1, That this tq-t shall tne the i nmm'hsion manager form a j - ' pe^rs elsew here in this'issu*. Wt* lie- j effect ifiimediatly upon its pu*-agp lieve this charter will be an im- uml approval-, by the governor, or provepient over the one under which upon ita becoming u law without we are now operating. . . f suxdi approval. The greatest argument for the new form of city government is the! (Continued in next isq.e) the s* -tern nf roads ■ xxtibli sKail reach every county seat, to te i uilt in ronnertion v .th f«*tic; al*aid Reprcsentat'.e Marshall of Ft. lander tlnle, member of the committee 'will oppt se this feature, favoring di tr'rrt homing p'an and r**t>ay iimni to ci.urit * *• Ilia' la e a ’ **mix tuitlt rends tl JA C K S O N V ILLE , FLA. ened If some Boil I you’ ve saved from pawn If you put aside your victories Anti Keep Cheering Someone On. H M ami U. S M C. Down to Earth. .Mi '. I'rrivi'-It *• i\ fhut lii'fnn* th**v f« n * clerk i> ii.Ufucicd to have 25 signs The Wei printed in reference to auto trailer droiis that law and’ lmve name pitted by J, M Wynn. Motion of L. I’. Hagan, seconded by* O. P. S wojio and carried, J. J. Dickinson was instructed to draw bills ns follows to be forwarded to Hep. F. L. Woodruff, witti repj'‘st that he intrudne.' them at this term of t ie legislature, and xvorh for their . In i he LegMat ure passage. H*»pr s‘*i!'.ji. c Miller of I'uvai, t Be it Enacted by the Legislature chairmp-’i el f’ l« sn*ei:il r id- t..mof the Stutf* ot Florida: nuttee i f Lie extra session, intrqiiuc*. Section 1. _ That the board , of t*d that timly's report in the t .iuae county commissioners of Srmimdc t uts morning. lie nlaii tmt in two fcib-- ii u:-I for county, Florida, be and it is hereby bibs, on*- ,i> p 'tu authorised- and empowered to issue r.iat,* w c ' xxvp|r{ g :v f I ‘ *M<ia, from tinu* to time county script nr run;*' 'v, j L l . m j p , f u r g u-| rt*.. Is *( time warrants, in such denominations it rnisi3 nn equal amount in cash fis tiu* board may deem advisable and convict labor, and the other not to exceed the sum of Six Thou­ putting convicts under the charge of sand Five Hundred Dollars, and to the state ro‘;td department. bear interest at a rate hot to exceed The first lull carries a levy nf ixvo six per cent per unnum, maturing in mills to provide the money. such amounts and nt such tim»s, The coinm'tlte also favors a bond not tu exceed five years, as t'y issue* euiia tn a 5 per cent, a^'-stef board of county commissioners may r.f f l - l t l * ♦ 4* r n , ' . 'w f o E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Co. sweet­ t u n i v '>' I t M r I'ciivK li llki*«I tn tn*r - 111 ir "1 linin’. Swrut IInm*»," now In* ||k«'s to Jii*nr ln»r niltlo f*- It**** on f lie lnbh\— Oiilvi’ ^tnn' N iuvh. k *mf hh ! ‘ Early Declines. If Hie trift I* eon'll lie discovered, probably it would be found tlmt otic reason why a witnniu lives longer thnn a mnu Is hceniisc she doesn’t pay any ■tteqlbm to statistics.—Dallas News. Speakinj of Birds Winn little Willie's itm- its*s| to till tilth sin* hud been luf. .. .*■11 if bis mis­ deeds by a bird. Willie jirolinlily. find misgivings Unit either mu wiis prevarleytliig In a gmjil cituse or the talxvlieartug fowl was a lyre bird. In c:|r<-nba I nml. - Srt rnlh Jultcl . 1 Circuit S r m l s t j r C m i Al ) , H » c M » , In Ch*nrrr> I n Ihi- d l « M « r « t C U f j C *lc* HENRY McLAULIN T f* t*{*te«« lif t h.- rorpuratji n shJ11 It* v *in if i •»** i ij Dv A p r r - l G - i l . 4 virt-(S^*"**U.tl, a . . e r . i * , ./R ife,tturef >n ( *» **f ■!. r t * luf* I * r tfi'iil kt rt *t ! sa *than [uyr m-ir nt itp«* 1L1 »ft JEW ELER M Y S P E C IA L T IE S •T1 *1 ira iturkh iMef* Th tfIf ■ t ,it * .!» IfM.rl jqnu itll f, It, «|i*r kh**l |,’f« I ht Iti-f Tut* ntt* V tfi VI A\ ’ll ifarh >«-«! at iMLtx U til’s HAND-TAINTED CHIN* 10 •>ri*»ck m m , fit a ni»»rtini£ hml l**r *ha! i*ur(Min*- tft il* jirinri'fMl ■irt.-fn ».» Sa* Ki’ifitlo. Mil! (I* fiffir-TA ahull, |mrnri'i ljIr 1v J O R H lM 'S STEHI.IN(* SILVER iht*rrafl«*r. Dr hv th»* Imjr't of dir«■«*!• ttjfn, li r. 111 i h t i " r>|fi*|F*tl i<t rir#t annual fnrrllnx tif *t•*wkhf>U!orst ihull bFumiiflrfi. ROUGHS’ PLATED W AHL i Iip liyiflrff* Il*i* furpuf^Hon ihull im* r *u* <lurt«*d by Ihi* (olluwinK uiTir**f*r J, I*. Hull; ELD IN AND W XLTIIA M W l T t l U S George Washington a Man of Thrift George Washington was a wise mao. He saw the neces sity for practicing thrift. Hero’ s some of his admonitions: X i i p l i n l i r n l „ l.rrnmiItN tS -ilrt " I am no mure disposed to squander than to stint. "Economy makes happy homes am! sound nations. Instill it deep. -• ,x " I t is not the lowest priced goods tiiat^ are always « «t?i itictft T k » ^ u t t - r rumOig nn till* <l,y in b*> hr»r d uentx l h » r-pitrc o f K. F. It innholder. M a i l e r nrri-tofnrc nppidnlrd by order nf thi* Court lo lake trallmoriy a. to the r j p a r l l o , c om p elm ry ,nd iiu*U'trallun* of ihi- p eti­ tioner, li. Clara Ca!,-», to t j ' i r rhatge « f , u n t i e and control her own e»l»t.> ,nd property and lo 1,-rnme. ■ free dealer In e very re^pret1 fa report *ui-h te*tlmoov, t,». *_ether with hi*'Itridin* tn tlie m i l t - i in the Court, arid the -aid M , , t e f having r-pprled t o thia iTourt the fcallmoox taken by hint and having furtOer reported Dial It t* hi* finding thal the petitioner ha* *u!Dd-n' rap ailty . . o o p e t e 'i e j and i|>»Hl:r>i|..... |,, "I cannot enjoin too strongly upon you a due ob­ servance of economy and frugality. "K e e p an account book and enter therein every far­ thing of your receipts and expenditures. • “ Promote frugality and industry by example, xx 1 be u -c d >n the trmrk Spend wisely, buy War Savin At midnight, .. after the biggest public committee yet held tlie house agricultural committee voted, with bu t one .nay to report favorably on Jude?* ScYieth Judicial C'iffull the Futch hill for compulsory cattle KvItiIdpIi* C*hilftl)t FJnritla* S liif of PloritUt * , dipping to begin March 1, 1921, and CmintY nt Spm!n»d**! the hill .amending the present'dip 1 . I. K A. Dtiujlm, Clrrk tf Ihr* Circuit FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Florida �^ t *' < I- **4 . - « , * ft . . . ---t >. * - - ft t- t 3fc ■*»** • ,'• - . - .1 *’ > ■ « ■ i • * • * I K'ITTt *• l » • . I. . . ' . * M ’ - 1- - * I — -m%rr +m ■ > APRIL 18, 1919____________ * , ■; ' • i ■ /. ________ , ■ - . ‘ THE 8ANFQBD HERALD ’ ♦ v • 1 Ml ‘ PAGB SEVEN ----- pore, a medley fox-trot, on one side, The refusal of Stephen Pichon, will be the celebration oI the Lord’s and Out of the East,” an oriental minister of Iho interior, to divulge Supper. ■, • fox-trot on the otheh 49-ltc * I *details of the agreement in the house In the evening an Easter cantata About fourteen Odd Fellows and of deputies yesterday( and the failure will be given by tho choir, with other Rebckahs motored over to Kissirn <>f Premier Lloyd 'George to speak parts taken by the Sunday school mee Inst Friday. April Nth, to at m more than general terms before Morning tend u meeting of 1 (). (). p the house of lords in^ .London i t the pupils. Mrs. Takach will sing " H o ­ sanna," by Granite, and Mrs. Frye Sunday School 10:30 In both these selections Lodges of the 13th district. All re­ same time, seems to indicate that the and Mrs. .Takach will play as an .Mr. and Mrs. Thco. Miller mo­ Eyes.” Preaching 11:45 port a fine time. public will not he made aware of the organ duet the overture for "The Seagle again displays his marked gift tored to Sorrento Sunday. , SabjMl: "Emalrr L ru on " Conditions until they are accepted .or Light of the ’W orld,"'by Sullivan. of carrying conviction in his singing. Host 1 ires, gasoline, nil greases, Have you read Woman's - Club ' 49-11 U. S. P. distilled water for storage refused. Column? 49-1 tp In the morning the pastor will Everything obtainable in the line' hree lir*service Lloyd George told the commons speak on "W h at the Resurrection of Hugh Tillis and party of friends Evening of fresh’ vegetableajind fruit can be| ^bere s a man at the curb.to serve yestesduy that the terms of the pact Christ Means to Us Today." motored to Eustis Sunday. B. V. P. U. . „ . . 7:30 found at Dossey Si Walthall's. i'^ou* ^ ight Tire Co. 47-5tc is in tile hands of the drafting com­ Morning service at eleven o’ clock; A few' bargains in used cars- at Preaching . . - 8:30 P h o n e !106. 49-ltc Mr. and Mrs. I{. T. Thrasher. Mr. mittee and that details would he (evening a* eight! Mubjetl: -T b » ( on,Inf Klcfdom '’ Overland Garage. 49-l.tc It* seems likely, . -----------Mrs. Craig-Harris leaves Saturday and Mrs. I-red S. Hfaiger, Jr., Miss completed today. Mis* Zee. Munson has accepted n Catholic Churrh Louise Thrasher, Robert Thrasher therefore that the treaty is in a fair f(?r Atlupta. where she will attei position with Chase ,& Co. Easter Sunday — way to he completed in a very brief anil Muster Frederick Daigcr, 3rd, Corner 6th St. and Park Avenue Grand Opera. She will rema period. Florida and western meats at the High mass— 10 a. m. Choir will formed n congenial party motoring over fur the Galli-Curci concert. M . H. M A S S E Y , Pastor city market, Dossey & Walthall. sing special music in the spirit of to Eustis Sunday. * Rub-My-TIsm is n great pain kill­ 49-ltc Easter. Seminole Hotel Improvements Lovers of orchestra music will find er. It relieves pain and soreness Sermon on thc^RpsurrectioixMr. C. W. White and Miss Caro­ The remodelling of the Spmfnole caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, a gem of sparkling tone color in tht Benediction at 7:30 p. m. lyn White motored to Orlando Tues­ II. 8 . Notes' . Sprins, etc. 49-lOte Columbia April Record which has on Hotel at Second and Park avenue is progressing rapidly and will lie The- Seniors expect to clear about day. either side selections from "Madame* , Presbytery of St. Johns | • Sascha Jacobson interprets two 5150 in their play. Butterfly," played by the, Motropo i ully completed in a very short time. Have you read Woman’s Club Col- ' no't(T(j The ■PreUiytery of St. Johns met compositions for Columbia , Now the play is over our atten­ litan . Opera- House Orchestra. This Plasterers’ and painters are now com­ 49-ltp ' at Hradontown this week. Mr. II. umn’ ,J l l *’ I Records. On one side of this thiuhlr tion is called to the Salmagundi and opera is perhaps rht nio.-it popular of pleting their work. Mrs. A. P. Connelly left yesterday Jrecord is Kreisler’s ’’Tambotirin C. Dullose and Mr. Brownlee were to Class Day. all those in the repertoire of the Met­ The newly remodelled hotel pre­ to visit her sons who are students in Chinois," with its ripple and in attendance. Reports for the past The Juniors and Sophomores are the Georgia Military Academy. j twinkle of quaint Chinese music eon ropolitan company, whose orchestra sents an attractive appearunce anti year put Sanford in a very favorable gives to Puccini’s marvelous music a will ncrarnmodnty a goodly number light, it is outgrowing the other busy’ taking.some of their final exam­ One fine Ford touring car at Over- trasting with the slow wail of th.e masterly interpretation. 49-lte of. Sanford’s visitors. _ThO building churches of, Presbytery, surpassing inations. Wo wish them good luck-. land -Garage. * 49-llc j violin. On ,thi*. other is Masspnet's The Juniors* arc working hard to " Cut. Flowers for Salec-Sweet peas, is practically new, having been built this year the membership of St. . Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White and "Thais-Meditation" played with ex* make the reception the hirst ever four years ago by Mr. IL W. Hern­ lirrkspur, pansies, roses, popfiies ami Petersburg, leaving only two 49-ltc their guest, Dr. Stowe of Nashville, quiiite feeling. given in this High School. ’ • others; Place your Easter orders don. the present owner,, _lt has been churches in Preshylejy larger,” Ihe Tenn., motored to Orlando Monday, My. and Mrs.’ W, T. Whccless, The Freshmen are to he’ congratpopular hotel for the travelling First ('hutch of Tampa and the Or­ early. Mrs. J* R. Stewart. 811 Hinted on their banner of garnet-and Easter eggs for sale Saturday at their daughters, M is.* •’*Surah and, Myrtle avenue. public biit on account of the limited lando church. I8-2lc Reports from the * j * -Mobley’s Drug Store by Ladies' ,httle Hetty, Mr. ifnd Mrs. Gruvcii-J number of rooms it has proven in- Progressive Campaign were very en­ gold. The Daughters of Wesley of the sUuri motored to the bunch Sunday. r M. E. R „ Sec’y. Guibl of episcopal church. 49-ltp udequate especially thrmur the‘ win­ couraging. It looks very- much like •M. E. Sunday school will .hold a ter months to accommodate its reg­ the total amount of $40,000 asked 'MrTuml Mrs. D.'Eencli and'OTTfr — ---------WtffffFSff'Tqfe'drth- * rooked food sale .at Itoherfs’ Gro­ ular* gue-d*. A for Ik-Dfvoleuee will be raised. One HA NA NAS-*-thi* (10c kind friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis cery on Saturday, beginning at ■10 CE NTS DOZEN uf Detroit "spent Tuesday in Eustis. ■ — The bait ding-ifc-id W w h ■ wnd us re­ encouraging fc.nture.of the Progress-’ noun Plenty uf good eats for your ' JA('KflONVILI.K, M.OMItA modelled *will rent ala twenty-three ive Campaign is that .before the If you want good meat; ftthTr” ------------—K-A-N-D-Y KI'F+HIKN, Easter dinner. " -19-JLtp 100 lluuma. so IIjOfi* 49-ltc modern rooms manager lias opportunity to pres tin l Florida or western, ju s t ‘ phone 106? "It-. Worth While Wailing for \Oppo<>llr posiontr*. All modrrn Mrs. E. S. Hockey and little Doris the 8th goal, increased salaries for ntrni*, rtrm lo r . Irlrvhoiiv i p o l r r . Hair Dosscv , J: Walthall. 49- 1^0 Soinentie Worth While/' the great silh.iul tenth, f t anil un; - l l h bath (I.X 4 ar left Wednesday for their home in pastors, tin* churches are Hiking the person, VV S. JONKS. M<r. Flr^-l Methodist Churrh. Sanfurif Mr. and Mrs. Harry llecren, Miss hit' of "Little Simplicity,*" has been Jasonville, Inti., after two month;)' With *Suiitlay. school 10:30 a i m. . . matter yi .their own hands. Margaret and Miss Miriam Clark sung for Columbia by Campbell lind Preaching 11:45 a. in. Text, "If the exception of several of the small­ motored to Daytona Reach Sunday. spent with home folks and friends. Burr..and is a pleasing feature of the 0(16 ■hits proven it Vilf euye Ma­ April record list. The other side has ye be risen with Christ seek* tin* er churches, with mu* or .two excep­ We are proud- of the confidence J A C K S D N V lU aK . F t , H lll l) i • laria, Chills and Fever, bilious .Fe­ k tenor solo. " Down tjie Lam- *and< filing, flip! nr,* above, where Chrjst tion*. all the self-supporting churches doctors, druggists and tin* public lU j and llu^an ver, ' Colds and LnGrippe It kills Home Again." a timely liunm-cnmiiig- is seated on the right hand of God." of Presbytery already have dr plan All fn lI fo m l llrKrt o f f t r r * I n ‘ buildinf* r r n hn t;r»r> Chill ami Fever Tonic. f U l S t o r s * f r I l l m o il rr n Improtvinenl**, immediately to pay their the germs that cause.the fever. Fine song very well sung by SamueL.Ash. Col. 3:1. Hh.1 In tmrllrul*t. l U i r * , on© • 49-1 Ott fjtlt) per month nr more We are ( i r r • * » n, I ) .On 1 1. 30. I Hu p r f h i t n * , t l . O O l u j Tonic. 49-in.te SetiiHf ! ,-agtie 7 Jo p m Stinday, ' 49- Mc SJ AM. I t * t H 5 1.AM. I 2 . 0 U ; | « a p r n p l r 5 2 . A J Mr ami Mrs John Wilson of "Mi * I v ' for s 3 m m . V. F I I t N k I ' K A U r H . I * r t t p .1tiiii--r l.eagui- .i to in Friday making the mimiiuuni* salary fikti lias more imitations than any Me. W ( llrav in.-I attraelive ■"in ii- avenue vviil lcqve Tuesday Hume missionaries $1011 per month. Prayer meeting S:3U p. fn. Wed­ i*r iiMtr summer home in Cleveland, other Chill and Fever Tome on the little daughter left Thursday f'*r nesday Presbytery will meet this fail at * market, but no one wants imitations Winter Gsifdeli. when* they will* Ohio 1It V e rn e * ■ 8:30 (i hi Sunday tin* Siuiday in inedirine The', are n.iii il u< r im - m a k e t l o r f u t u r e i u > m " T k u r m e Ml hSUNVIl.l.t: I'LIJ itn>A Po M> "f colored Easter eggs at -19-Hite merous friends regret very much to School, tumor and Senior choirs will Humprsn I’ Un W .’ F. Ilnrtletf ■ tint at rul mil l rutin lug » a i f r tn r « r h r mi m Miiblr-v's Drug Store Saturday. Sold give "Garden Chorus." an blaster Married At the Congregational j have them leave Sanford •Imcx S l n g l r I I ■ m l up Ihuhlr I I 3fl u \ Oakfleld. G.i . May Hi. I'M by the Ladies' Guild, Episcopal sery ice Itciiirn nml tiiditi IJ.Oil ami up, cher. h, April I _\ V > ’Km C D. U ( ‘ hmtian S.-riies,-ri e e , will be tild Kentucky Mfg Co., W r r k l t Sln gtr 17. to 19. !• •• ' Ml lip Aim arc welcome to all of these YVr « * k|f l l u u b l r l « (12. Brewer. Dmie-I Walter Byrd ami held at tlie Woman’s Cinb. Oak.ave- services I’aducab, . I n It r a n n f t b c t i f r a n '1 # It o p p i n g M i x t r i e I M' and Mrs. Lingle, their dutigh-| Miilfi Sc A d a m * H lrrrli M I** Goldie Harman, bmli ,,i Sun| „ t Thi rd ami Fourth Gentlemen i C W While. 1*. (\ Or, Miss Emily andMiss Mae! Hmil. , streets mi Sunday 1murning at 11 Please allow me t o 'slate that I Ilo!';, spent Sunday at Davloim j have sold your hog cliule.rn renii'ily W HEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN- i.’eimk 17-tf N E W ST. JAM E S. H O T E L lleu.b ■ ’ R illfe llrurnli-y III In S < for one season and .have ordered Li'ksiihvilh*. DV T H I N K OK THE K A N D Y \|r Mrs \\ T |tra<l(„rd Florida Mr .iiol Mr* I. \ Jirutnley were Lab My-Tism is a powerful anti-i l * n ' Ifalf lltorL f r o m tljm t K i l l 11k, N IF I 1 HAS SI G A R ha vo ri*t urm-,1 It, t hei r lit, me m De- called fi* i irei-risviKxl, S l , mi Mon­ more fur tills season. Last \ ear I I u n t r r l * I ri l l r m m i n g | * a r k — it kills the poison caused from sold tl to 13 or 15 men who raise j IN IT W E HAVE IT S T A R trmt aftir spcmlmg rue tnmitlis lit d o r j i i t l a. a m t M o n r t t r H i n i day of Itil* week on nremint of the mb , i d <’uts, i'tires old sore.s, tetter,’ Hot mid Cold Running Water in I told each of them to take T H E A T R E B U ILD IN G t9-tf Fb'rida. most uf the time in Sanford serimt* illness of their son. Willii*, hogs. Every Room Stead) llcat ’ 49-1(He I Used Cars Several, r*-ai bargains. with-their friends, Mr and Mrs D wlm i- .i victim of pneumonia at the the renjedy, feed it to their hog* SPECIAL RATES FUR A P R IL Mr and Mrs. .1, W. Dickies and L> uch Mr Bradford for years was eldiegi in Greenwood wjiere he is a and if they lost a sir gle bug from' Wight Tire f ’ o. IT-'itc M \ribur Diekins were among tbe' disease of any kind not to pay m e 1 Regular meeting t>( Seminole i(e so, relitry and treasurer of the I ’ nion Student nr .T i i int Sanford people in Eustis a cent for the remedy, but when Trust t’ o of Detroit and very pi'omSunday. , , j bekah Lodge 'Friday evening. April Reports received Wednesday were they, began to sell cotton every man 25th. at H o’ clock. All members and flielit ill li"'=ini,s-s eire|es in that city to tfu* etlecj that the patient was came in and paid me for tho inediHave you read Woman's Club Every out- knows the Toreador visitors invited There will be some­ seriously ill but showing sign* of im­ cine and every one of them told me Column? 49-ltp j song from Carmen, lint not* everyone thing doing. provement. that it was the b<**t Img medicine II V Me.Caidey leftlust night f o r 1 Sem inole I»nnk Annex Aster plants now ready Mrs. I. ha* beard il sung as Jose MarilmiCS they ever used. One man paid me •v week'll visit in Fredericksburg am^ bus sung it for Columbia Records. It. Stewart. Phone ts-Jle forUhe small pnrknge and bought ffi Phone 16 t With hi* big Inis* voice In' succeeds Richmond on a combined business Ilcnlh of Mrs. C. C. Beasley Regular meeting of Sanford worth more und said it was the best and pleiistire trip. l’Jie,J *ad new* reached Sanfurif m conveying all the pageantry and Lodge No. "7, I t) t) D Moodnv yo-ti rdiiy of i fie death of Mrs C < that hi* bail ever tried gin tqor of tile bull ring, the superb ijmrlity n d ie v e s C o n st ip a tio n , n i g h t , A nril \\ nrk in 1in See ■ Yours very truly, arroganee of the Spanish hull-fighter Beasley, wife of C (' Beasley, a Iki, .oldness. Loss of A pp e tite and ond degree All vtising Bret li«*r',i ■nr U. F. Bartlett (In tin- baek of this record the same prominent railway conductor of this lb i*i.i io'.. due to Torpi’d Liver dially welcome Merchants Grocery Co., , ' t ■mm singer is heard in another of the nuto­ city. 49-1Otr * ft ‘ ■There's a -man at the curb to llers which have made him the load­ Sanford. Flu. Mr*. Beasley was at the home of Mr. Dickinson, representing the serve you.” *17-5tc < * ing basso of the Metropolitan Com­ her mother in Callhun, F'lorida at 44-.3tc Equitable Life Insurance Co. from Carelessness Itesulls lit Failure Dr.’ Waller Seay and family, for­ pany-*- the "Infotiro, E Tuo Crede- tile'lime.of her dhatli. She leaves a Jacksonville spent several days here Tluit is why we say "Feed. B. A. merly of Jacksonville but now’ aid vi" ("Unhappy, One that I so Trust­ liiisluifid, a baby hoy one week old tins week on lousiness, Thomas' Hog Powder according to Daytona motored over Sunday and ed'’ from Verdi's "Flrnani" and also u boy uf six years Inter­ t'ii" rbeap Ford truck at Overland spent the day with Ins daughter, directions. DO NOT FEED IT 19-1fl­ ment wrll be made at Callahan to­ Garage 49 lie ’ Mrs Wifjeman Caldwell S LO PP Y, but mix it with ground Dentil was caused from pneu­ it was only the fifteenth of lust day feed and moisten with just enough Mr anil Mrs McMillen of Winter m o n i a Get your sweet pens at Mrs II N November that Rosa Pimselli- gained C.iril- j, motoretl o v e r T h u rsd a y anil w liter I o m a k e a crumbly mas.* I LumDy’s Phone Id I ■Js--_,te instant lame by her rendering of Then each hog get* a beneficial dose. 1be guests of Mrs V ( Bray Celebrate* Birthday Miss Carrie Gray returned Thurs­ ’ La Virgin e JJeglt Angeh” '(” May , See full directions on package. J,"l Mrs It. E'., Milieu. S P E C IA L Margaret Neal celebrated her day from Rmvesville, S. C . where AnyeIs Guard Tbee"i in “ La Fnrxa Get your colored Easter eggs from she was called by the serious illness Del llestino" at the Metropolitan eleventh birthday with a delightful Your money buck if you are n o t 1 satisfied. 30(3 Non-Skid - $14.80 1 •* Ladies’ Guild of the - Episcopal „f her father. She left her father Opera House in New York. A ft tie party -la.it, Wedqeatiay evening at Merchants.Grocery Co. 3 0 x 3 'o Non-Skid 19.35 record'of this song is offered by Co­ her home on Park avenult. churrh tomorrow at Mobley’s Drug much improved in health. The Sanford, Fla. Store. jo-i to I . lumbia, among whose operatic stars rooms were beautifully decorated 44-atc F | Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath, is in Hits new and brillinnt^opruno ismirn^ and I he guests enjoyed a very pleas­ A beautiful little baby daughter Sanford on Monday, Wednesday and bered. On the other aide, the same ant evening with games nnd music. Wiu born, to Sir. and Mrs. W.. J . , Friday of each week. Plume Tip- W. artist is heard in "Good-Hy,*." which Thigpen Tuesday morning. They i -18-4f 1 , A lovely birthday cake ndorned displays to the full the dramatic the refreshment table, strawberry, ire hv.e named her Katherine. odd Fellows and Itebekahs will quality of her art, as well as the re­ I wo new solos by Oscar Seagle are commemorate the 100th anniver- markable power und flexibility of cream and rfike being served. About twenty little friend* were preaoift arrmng t|(P n,,w Columbia Records pury of the founding of the Order, by her voice. 49-ltc and many pretty gifts were received. 'hi* month. His rich baritone gives attending Ihe Congregational churrh Mrs. Neal was assisted by her sister, ■Jtreut appeal to "D e a r Old Pal of Sunday evening, April JTlh. M rs Margaret, Barnes in ''serving Mine.’ On the" bark of the samej A cooked food sale will In* held at A • and entertaining the little folks. At rienril is "T h e Magic of Your McCuller’s by the Gleaners’ L’ lass _ • __ .Christian ikinnee service* • lorio they bade the charming Hub* |nf the lTesbytertiin' Sunday Hclifibl • will be held at the Woman's. • I^Mtess good night, wishing her Kvery- • Club, Oak avenue^ lietweeh 0 11imnmwtj m h j» )jujiii:mwmwitiuneiiiumaC on Saturday, April 13th. *■ many, many happy returns of the |j body welcome. 49-ltc • Third and F'ourth strets, * day. < * . Among the visitors to the city this • on Sunday, April Llth, at ♦ week was W. H. Powell, formerly • 11 odock. » - v Presbyterian Churrh editor of the Clearwater Sun. Mr. • lS-ll ' ♦ There will be an Enster sermon nt Powell is enroute to North Carolina • • the Presbyterian church Sunday where he will spend the summer. The sense of taste is very 5 morning at ll;46, ’and at night the LEON'S AUTO TRANSFER quick i n determining choir will render a cuntatu which 1 . Attend I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge H AU LS E V E R Y T H I N G . P H O N E will occupy the evening. Tho *erquality. Just try our 91, H O T E L CA R N E S . 44-tf Nfrs. G. W. Crim. Mrs. J. H. Fer­ vire will begin at 8:30. del ieious and who.esome Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and guson and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. LoaThere were 199 enthusiastic pupils Mis* May* Thrasher left Thursday siiig are among those from this city at Sunday school last Sunday at afternoon in their car for Eustis, in attenditnef at the Grand Lodge of 10:30 and more nre expected next By so doing lie can help maintain present where they will spend several days the Odd Fellows and Rebecca* in Sunday. ^ and let us know your verdict. It ✓ Jacksonville this week. with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ferrari.' day prosperity, m ake a more happy, gladO i* smooth, rich and delicately fla­ DR. D AVIS IS S T IL L A T . L I N ­ All left Sanford on Monday blaster at Congregational Church sonic homecoming Tor the boys as they ,n d vored, It js made from pure JerCOLN HOTEL. SEE HIM FOB expert return today The celebration of the great day return. cream,’ pure granulated sugar GLASSES FOR HEADACHE OR commemorating the resurrection of aod natural fruit llavors. F'rectPOOR VISION. EYES T E S T E D Christ will be made as helpful and W e are prepared to he particularly liberal with farm ­ Huns Sign. May 15th |(|g is done by power that insures FREE. 4S-tf Germany will be forced either to beautiful as possible. The message - an ev«*n fineness of grain, Wo deers and legitimate business in need o f funds. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Melton leave accept or reject. the allied place of the day in one of vital import to , bver any quantity any time, any­ every one. . * in -their car Saturday for Atlanta, terms by May saccording to, statewhere. fr STf where they will attend Grand Opera. ( ‘menU printed today in Paris. It is In the morning the choir will sing They will meet Mr. nnd Mrs. Kauf- expected that if .no reply is received "Unbar Ye Golden Gates," by Il is the most eco -. 7) man at Palutka who ydl! bo their. b y 'M a y lfi, the.peace commission Nolle. Mrs. Takach nnd Mrs., Frye nomlcahdcssert. 9 i tV ' guests. ; would not be disposed to' give the will sing the always wonderful Bj S I Karl Fuller's Rector Novelty t)r- Germans ample time to digest the " M a r y Magdalene,” b y * Warren. ■chestra ha* made a notable contribu- terms nnd frame its «fply. Wjint An Organ nolo will bd ."There is a " H O M E I N S T I T I l' T I O N ” _ Jus! Phone 325 tion to this month's new Columbia’, wopld follow hus not been forecast Green HUI Far Away," by. Gounod. „ Records in a double disc with "Singa-i even jn Paris. Omasummissel m In connection with'the service there little Happening! Mention of Mattcre fn Brief Personal Items of Inlereat Inand About TheCity <£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers B A P T IS T T E M PLE m m * i i I D U V A L H O TEL - 7-ai * Atlantic Hotel I sS I W A V E R LY HOTEL WIGHT TIRE CO. i - TIRES -- . Kelly Springfield— Portage— P en n sylvan ia ALL SIZES VZySB J IM 1 Taste 1 is the Test It is the Duty IceCream . I & ROUMILLST o f every Am erican citizen to produce all lie can, to make all he can. m �PAGE h THE SANFORD HERALD FRIDAY I fj h EIGHT MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Jane and Katherine D orothy Gish B ryant Washburn Marguerite Clark M a ry Pickford Lee in A Paramount A rtcraft Special in " T H E H OPE C H E S T " “ LITTLE WOMEN” T H E SEVEN SW AN S T H E EAGLES M A T E SATURDAY . April 181h .. Marguerite Clark i n*- [j “ W IL D F L O W E R " H also “ SMILES” also also u j’ i a two reel comedy also M a Ford W eek ly TH E W A Y of M A N and M A ID " also a Roaring. Lions on (he Midnight Express" ne of those celebrated Sunshine comedies a comoay Big-V Comedy • by Louisa O lcott a comedy . also a Harold Lloyd “Mack Sennett comedy comedy S A TU R D A Y — Gladys Brockwell in “ TH E FORBIDDEN ROOM” also A Big-V Comedy— S A T U R D A Y LYRIC THEATRE OPEN EVERY SATURDAY WITH A COMPLETE COMING-THEDA BARA Sanford Library Tlie C|Uftstfon has been asked why the Library does not furm-h^^ii printed catalog of the hooks for the use of its patrons. It cannot be done at present for the reason'that the fundi available fur *- t i r m i l ex­ penses- are not sulliyierit The in­ come from the renting of linto.-i and magazines, and an ‘ oceasioital gift of small sums cannot be made to cover more than the cost of new books and the expense of cards, etc. arts’ Haven:" Clara Hornliam * Princess Virginia:" ~C» N. W-UUumsorr -* ■ City of Masks:" McCutclien y of Comrades:" Basil King itc Man:” Geo. Chamherlnin iiit-r?. of i he Tide:" I (' Lin— A Daughter of the Land ranor porter PICTURE PROGRAM ^THE SILVER KING Polly of Lady G&y Em mu Dowd* Collage IVrximmons:" A. ('. Butler Circus Day:" George Ade* Mustafa Egyptian Hoy:” Ligh Wonderfully Small Portrait*. Tint smallest [mrtrfilH ever made Are ifn the Niiliiuinl museum, the work of an ItuHun urilst. Three portraits appeitr in a efreijl.tr frame one-elgh!h of an Inch In iPnineier. Stor W e have** a ribbon fo r . - »* you r typew riter * BLACK, BLUE, PU RPLE < i any. of the above w ith red- HERALD PRINTING COMPANY i H l i c e Supply D o p l. Phone I IN Sanford. Florida \ulo Accessories are no longei — Ihev are a necessity Daily FasKion Hint the Accessories for your parts for your Ford. — S P E C IA L - DraiiJ Now Coffee Center. Ida formerly tfippllod the world coffee; later the West Indies, tifn .Tina (link Jlii- lead, b> he nnted la tout liy P>rii/.ll. which iredoies Iit„,t.t t' >ti| r e lire. i|Oet‘t” tc of • i* the ID percent-discount on ail tires for cash. Sanford Cycle Co roit tiie f'ARhrnEETTE. Tito true fnrtnrrctlc works ns hard In the fall preparing her garden for ncAi lipting, ns che does eating for vt getatiji n ami fruita. In Muntmer Thu tit"..- |>t' lured is designed especially for her benefit nttd carried out lit bluo rain a w Mh poiha dots scattered f,v-r i ho. surface The collar halt i xfilli aiGui jdm „ lionmil Candies be your Easter M O B L E Y ’S D! U( Foetus: Alan Sceger "Kaiser ns I Knew Him:" George - .Davis | " A Minstrel, in France:” Harry Lauder "T h e First Call:" A. Hmpuy " W e ’ ll Stick to the Finish:” Chap- We' are expanding the use of the ..... t^icording to modern n. thods, by atbling to the holders of a book-cart! the privilege of n second non-fiction curd with n<1ditiupa| charge. Any one wishing this second curd can have it .by asking (or it We urge ftur readers to search out and learn for themselves what g«md thing*’ are to tie bumf on ih turn- Librarian tuple Asked to Gather Mugailnes Tor U. S. Men (B y I*. 11. M ’ Gownn) Washington, April u.— [’ he A n t r ­ im Library Association today sent t a clarion call to the people of Torrr rad hart. tidy rad tin t, hand turn* pouna and halfpound tin humidorr—and— that clotty. R a d i c a l pound crystal humidor with tp on yt m o ititn tt top that If. 4. k.jnolJ* ob.cco Ur, Ainu |A* lofcacco in *t>cA p i r / i d tooi/ilion. lU T it flush up to Prince Albert to produce more smoke happiness than you ever before collected! P . A .’s built to fit you r smokeappetite like kids fit your hands I It has the jimdandiest flavor and coolness and fragrance you ever ran against I JusLjvhat a whale o f jo y Prince Albert really is you w ant to find out the double-quickest thing you do next. And, put it dow n how you could smoke ‘ P. A . for hours without tongue bite or parching, Our exclusive patented process cuts out bite and parch. * * Realize w hat it would mean to get set w ith a jo y ’us jim m y pipe or the papers e v ery once and a while. And, puff to beat the cards! W ith o u t a com eback! W h v . P . A . is so I �t . a • I V _ir : -: i-' ’ -• -- - * *- ^JZ^ L j A j2- - i * - ; v- ---•-:- ■-* “ J -.'> w APRIL 18, l * l t SANFORD HERALD PAG E N IN E ' Btf ia biA C oo l h a South IIa# » t the town » « Atlantic, Coaat ,Une Railroad track. ait* of N o r th Chuluota at Avenue p , mn 4. Road to Rrliton'a Siding. *■ W l l n m mjr 'ofllrltl r lfn tlu f# And Mftl aueh certificate In Ike name of lira. Y. Lake. • And a oa t aere tract bounded aa (ollowtr porth-on Avenue .D liv e (S) block! to S ev­ thii thr 10 th day of April. A. I). 1919. T h t aaid J. E. Lalne baa filvd aaid certifi­ Commencing 33 feet North of tha South* Beginning at the north hall mile poxt of enth etreet. Ihtnc* went on Seventh atreet E. A. IiOUC]LASS. cate* In ray office and made application for went corner of Nnrlhweet U of floutkwext U tw o (1 ) bloeka to Avanu* [I, thence north Section thirty-two (32) Town nineteen (19) (Mrrk ('Ircult Court S#minoU Co., Fl». taa deeda to laaua In aceordanca with law, of Section 9. Township 2 1 South, Hang# 3d on Avanu* II three (3) bloeka to Fourth South, Range thirty-one (31) Faat. run Ily V. E. D oujI i m , D. C. < N O TIC E Unteaa aaid certlficatea ahall be redeemed Eaat, thence run North 133 feet, thence 4»-3tc atreet, thence weat on Fourth atreet on* CD aouth on* quarter (>4 ) mile to Atlantic T h . lutlowinf resolution wax olfcrad by Coaat Line Railroad track according to taw t a i deed* w(l) laaue thereon Eaat 322.1-3 feet, thence South 133 feet* thence W**t to -*<artifti point. Comr O P. Sw op* and duly aecondrd by A appro iifnatrly tour (4) tenth* of a mile to 6. Mecca Hammock Road. on the 22nd day of April, A* If. 1919. Nollrr of ippllrallon for T » t Dvrd Cpdtr Which application will be baaed upon the I'omr I.. P llagan and adopted: Wilnrst my official algnature*and this where the public road turn* weat toward Beginning at the aouth end ol the preaent Svrtian it of ( ‘ hiptrr 4M(t, o f Flor petition for tale now on Ole in aaid court. the 2 lot day of March. A. D. 1919. ||r it llrxolved, by the board of county Oviedo, thence westerly following the public brick paving on Sanlord avenue, aaid point Id* « Dated March 27th* A. D. 1919. (•eah K. A. D 0 U U L A S S . cummiaaionrr* of Seminole county, Florida, road betw len Chuluota and Oviedo to the living »the intervention ot the Sanford and Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. M A T T W ILLIAM S. • N oiler i* hrrtby fiv rn that <•* M. JtrniM. that they aieem it eiprdient and for the Atlantic C o M t Li ne Railroad croaaiag in Orlando toad with Sanford avenue on the 46-Stc Guardian. n y V. M. Douglaat. L). C. b e t iptereal of Seminole county to laaue front . ot Law ton lira*.' ature at Oviedo, eaat aide "of Section twrlve 1 12), Town twenty purrhavrr of T ew O r tlflr a ti' No, 402, datod 45-Mc filed county bond, of aaid county for the purpoae making a total diatanca of approximately (20) South, Range thirty (30) Faxl., run thr 3rd d»> of July, A. I),# 1916, l a Ceart o f County Judge. Slate e f Florida ot (fading and pavin g certain roada In aaid ail ana flve-tenth* (6.5) mile*. aouth on Sanford avenue approximately one »«id <*rrtifif*ir In my office, and hta made county with brick or other hard aurface B. Geneva Avenue Fill weat ol St. John, and one-half ( 1 1XI milra to Michigan atreet application for lax deed to Uiu« i n accord* Notice of Appdlratloa for T a t Deed llader In re Kita t* of HarryJ. Cramer, Minor Seminole County .Serlion A of Chapter 4ASA, f . a * » of Flor­ anc«» with lam. Said certificate embrace* material, aaid roada which are to lie ao River. aa laid out in plat of Mrcrx Hammock, ida Notice la hereby fiv en to all whom It Ihr fullnming dr*rrik»ed properly altuated In (laved bring a* follo w*! beginning at the wrat end ol draw bridge 6 . Oviedo and Geneva Road. Loaxie Cramer* Notice la hereby given that Overatreet . may concern, , ,, * that , ------ --------— aa Guar* Semfnolt* county, Florida, ttr*mit: SFIL% of I >.-acrlption of road, to be paved with heroes St- John, river on the road running lleginning where tpe Jtofjda F ad C oad l *l r r F r» * *** • ®n brtrk or othrr hard aurface material In Sem­ (rum Sanford to Geneva, run writ approx­ Railroad cro*.,-. Avenue C In plat of town SK ‘ * iif Section M , TowntHIp 21 , South, Turpentine Company, purchaaer of T a x j i**1™ S0.11* d>>r. ol A P " 1' *“ 40 ’’acree. The »aid land Crrtirtrat* No. 1*52. d . O d thr 5th day of ! inole county, Florida. There roada to be imately one and one quarter 'll.1, ) milra to aite of Geneva, Florida, areording tu plat llange 32 E u t . Junr. A. I*. 1*99. (or L a r a lor tha y ** r I *h» Honorabi* E. F llouaholdaf, County firing a**o«ifd at the date of the iMuarvce of paved not Ira, than right (It)* feet in width. brick pavement. rrcorded thereof In I'lxt Rook 2. page 12 of »uch certificate in the name of J. W. Thorn* 1*9*. rovrring K ‘ , of N W l , of S K t i of |f U11*.» nd *»I<L founty. at hla o « c * I. t'amrron avenue and road paat M oore ’* 9. Orange Uoulevard. Seminole county rrcofda, thence run eaat to firrg I'idr** amid certificate aball fie re- s * f . 2. Tp. 21 S.. It. 29 F.. 10 a r n a. a.»ld at lf? Sanford, . i l a . , in aaid county, at 10 Station. »' "J •• t-jon t h . r . a f t . r na th* beginning at the interiectlon of Orange Second atreet. thrnr.-xaulh on Second.atreet deemed according to law tax deed 'will litue lh* property of E. T . W oot. n : Alao Tax ° • beginning at tho intrrarction of C an< to Avenue F, being the atreet corner on b . h . a r d . for authority to **ll, eron avenue with Cele ry avenue, which ln-~l Uoulevard with Oregon atreet ea'lald out in Vhich the It. II. Piltithxll at ore atanda, thereon on the luth day of May, A. Ih ISI9. O f t . No. 9*5. d *l*il th*. 2nd day of rull“ wln* <*"* teraection I* forty (401 rod* w « t of the the rqau of Sanford Farm*, recorded in Plat thence ead to the eaat line id Section twenty \Vitne*« nff official itjtnature and teal Ihla A. I). 1902, for t a i » * Tor th . yaar 1901, coy- ] * ‘ .’l,>u1b,1i ?r .ring S E i * of 9 E G of K W i il*.a railroad 1" ibf J ' « * » ld r; un,t>r' northeaat corner of Section thirty-three (33) (look One Cl), page* 127 aud 12K of Sent, one (211, Town twenty (201 South Itange the loth day 4>f April. A. I> 1919. right of way) Srr. 5 ? . T p . 21 S. R. 29 E.. B'J i !'/ **? " B* , t • . P ‘>,n,* !?ur *»u«»4r»xl and forty note County Record*, run aaaterly on Orange .*>■!» • K. A. D H U G L AS S, >’ ‘* ^ r T “ * n nineteen (19) South, Itaage thirtythirty-two (32) F ad. thence aouth and aoutha err#, fold aa th* property tif A. L. Hunt; i JjJ10* north of th* .nuth.aat cornar of one (31) Feat, run aouth on Cameron)avenue Uoulevard approximately one ( 1 ) mile to the wraterly following the main road b.tween Ctrrk Circuit Court Seminole Co,, Fla, and ha* nltd aaid rarUllcat. In my offlra. ‘ h» '*uf of , h* <,',a, 1r* one ( I ) mile acroaa aaid Section thirty-three north and aouth one quarter (* * ) line id Sec­ Geneva amt Oviedo through Iowa City to Ily V. K. Dougtaea, I). C* and haa made applicatiun fo r tax deed to |*r J* on tion twenty-one ( t i t , town nineteen ’ (191 IS-jtr ■* ( 34 ) to (ieneva avenue. • the Atlantic C o l d Line Railroad ero ding iaaua in accordana* with law. 1 i-Ol. aouth of Rang* Thirty (30) Alan beginning at the inlg/aertlnn of South, Itenge thirty (30) F ait, where Orange in front of Lawton Itroa.' d o t e at l)vi<do, a Hnlra. .aid arrtiflratFi .hall hr rrdramad f » * » . r#un’ll" f » ” * f,,uI hundr.d and Cameron avenue with Geneva avenue at the boulevard Interaecta the Monroe brick road. itUtanre of approximately eight .*( mdra. Nullee « f M a i l e r 1* Halo according to law taa dead will itaur Ihcrron twenty (420) fa*t, thrnc* north two hundred northeaat corner of Srrtion four (4) Town 10, Rand Siding Road 7. Oviedo and Chuluota R-.aJ^ Notice i« hereby given that under and by on the 22nd day of April. A. I). 1919, Wit- ■ " ‘J »* n ( 3 |0) fa*L t h « e # oaal four hundred twenty t20> South, Range thirty-one (31) llrginning on St. Gertrude avrnue at d [ rr} «h*nS. _ aouth tw o Beginning on the aouth line id the town virtue .«f a final decree ot foreclosure and *»l»* nraa n,y otfirial algnaturr and arai thi* the" * n Fait, run aouth on Cameron Ave. A p p ro i. point approximately fourteen hundred three hundred and ten feet to placc^of beginning. made anil entered in the Circuit Court of 19th day of March. A. D. 1919. rite of North Chuluota at Avenue I), run one ( I ) mile to the eaat and weal road (1403) feet weat ol the Section dine between (aeal) K. A. D OUGLA SS, Alao begin I21f feet north and IS feat qhlch lead* writ to M o o re ’ a Station: thence {•reliant you nun* twenty-aba. (261 . and . twenty-aeven . . .. north on ^v rnur t) rtve (3) block* to Sev­ Seminole County, Florida, in Chancery, Clerk Circuit Court Seminole C o , Fla. wrat of 8K corner of S \ V * o f S E H of Sec­ weal oni1 half ( * y ) rnifl* paat Muurc'a Sta- (27), T ow n nineteen (lit ) South, Range enth Gleet, tlienre weal on Seventh 'drCM Waring date loth day of March, A. D. 1919, 43-5tc whi n in George U. w r n M u r t i* romplaintion 31. Townahip 20. Hange 30 Eaat, run * ' lion to licardajl Ave. . thirty (30) Eaat. aaid point being on the two ( 2 ) block. to Avenue It, thence north atit and Jarne* II. Ilryce ia defendant, I, « « north .11.1S feet, wrat 200 feet, aouth 3I3F$ • • 'IT. Richmond Avenue. renter line of * puhlir road,running north to on Avenue It three (31 bloeka to Fourth aprctal maatcr will offer for ante gnd aril, irt N O T I C E T O CONTUACTOK.N fret eaat 2lM feet to beginning* atreet, thence w e t on Fourth atreet one tl beginning a M h e intrrarction of Itiehmond Itand’a aiding, run north approximately block- to' Avenue A, thence north on Avenue In nl • f the court fioiiae door in Seminole Scale.l bid* will be rrccivetf by and at the Which application will he baaed upon tha Avenue with Geneva Avi'hue, which ia at fifteen hundred (15001 lect to within fifteen A appro Imately (our ( t ! t-nlhx ol a mile to reuhts, I it fi t s . .1 t* i f f id, durirc the office of the undersigned until |6 a. m, April petition for aaU now on Ale in aaid court. the north one half ( * , ) mile putt of Section 115) feet of the Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad- where the pqh.ie road turn* weat t .war I ler&l rjour* iff *ab‘. ««n Monday, the 5th day 2lat* 1949, fur the remodelling of the W*lDated March 27th, A. D. 1919. three (3). Town tw e n ty ( 2 0 ) ' South. Range right of way. tlienre north-weal, ily on Oviedo, thence Wraterly following the public <i>f M i . \ D* 1919, t * the higbcft bidder borne lllock Into Hotel Valdet. Contractor* LO SS IE OH \ M EH, thirty-one (31) Faat. run anuth on Rich­ puhlir road along railroad approximately toa.l between Chuluuta and Ovteato to the for ii<h, the following described properly to furniah all labor and raaterialt fur «uch Cn-Stc Guardian. mond avenue approximately one quartrr ( ' , ( two hundred ( 200 ) fret to railroad croaaing, Atlantic f o n d IJpr Railroad r maxing in in Fe.ninole county, Florida, to-wlt: North- remoifelling according to plan* and aperifira- — ----------------------iS------ — -------------- ------thrnr* arroaa the railroad right of way to a llifni of r. II. Triimble, Architect. Man* mil* tu Jordan road. Weal nuar|<r of northwest quattef of Sec* public road paraMtlng the railroad on ita front of Lawton llroa. at.ire ' at Oviedo, f tfioi l ive ol, and the »v # t half of the wr*‘et ami «peelfirationa may be had upon applica­ N . t l r * of A,pllr*llan for T . i D rrd t'm lrr 3 . Sipra Avenue. making a tutal diatanee of wpprnxjmately R a d i o * S o f t'haplrr 4335, L aw* of Flor- . beginning at tbe/ntertrctlohofSipeauVenUe northerly aide, thmee aouthcaatrrly along tlx and rtvc-tentlia 0 , j . milra. half of *outhwv*t quarter of Section Twefity- tion to the Srrretary and by depositing Ido with Celery avenue at the nqrtbrMt corner of thi* ruad approximately four hundred (l o o t or,» . 21 !* T a t n i h i p T w e n ty i l O i , South, $10.00. 'which wilt he returned when plana Niitlr* lx hrrrbjr giv .n that ft. N. Huttnn, Section tblrty-.two {Q2> Town nfnete^jyJ 19) feet to the road on the north line of Hrctiun S. Geneva Avenue t i l l - « » .at * d - S t John* Itange Thirty-lwu 4.32) Ea*f. with appur- are redeliv ere d to Secretary. All bidder# purfha.rr ol tax r.Mlrtc*!* No. 191, ' t . l n l River. ’ \ • nineteen (191 South. Range thirty-one (31) K*»t, run aouth twenty-aeven • (27), Tow n f*nant*i-e fljcrita belonging* to » a tM y «aid are required to accompany their bid* with th* 3rd day of July A. t». I9IS. ha* alod certified check of $£5(1.00 payabtr t*» San* * on Sipea avenue, one (iiK a A e r * ) ^ ) mile to South, Range thirty ( 3 o» F a « t , thence eaat I t.ginning al the weat end of draw bridge t|p -r**e and c«_*ta. * ford l l o l r l Conatvucllun C o , Inc., the aaid ra-dinral* In my offlr*. and ha. mad* Atlantic C»aat Line Railroad track. . , , . approximat'd)' twenty-three hundred aixty arroaa St. John* river on the road running j:. F. I I O U S H o t . ! ) K R . (2360) feet to road running north anil aouth. Irom Sanford to Geneva, run a c t approx checks of unauecMvful bidder* will lie re­ ■ ppUr.tlon for tax dpad to f o u r In •rrord* I. Road to llriaaon’ * Siding. Special M i t h r . with law. Said r rr tlflr.l* anlbr.rpa th * thrnr* aouth fifteen hundred (1300) fret to imately one and one uuattxt i t ! , ' - mile* to Tddrn St M m u lf", turned to them Upolt the refection of their an>i* beginning at the north half mile post of SI. Gertrude Ave. hid*, check* of sucrr**fyJ bidder* bo*re- fnljiiwtng drarribrd— pT*TT*yty- rltUxt.d In Grit k pavement. . _ „ . Soliciti»r« f*»r Complainant. Section thirty-two (32) T o w n ninutxuu* (10) RarnTnufr rortflly. Florid*. lc>-wlt: N 4 of _ taine«l and uaed by the eor|TnratlY»n m 43-e* S .'i' th ,, Jlxqga U>x4g>,wo« (JH* fcaat. rated . D . -lUatL-.wiwtyxtlyiu ,ll| — - *■ — ? if the ruccc**fnf-btTf^tTT* N’ l l J , -ok N W J , itre. 14. Tp. 29 8., 44, 32 Ilona 26 and 27, ' T o w " ’ ~ iT'ulTi one quarter ( • , ) mile tu Atlantic arr*.. T h * aaid land bring »xj Lilli to cxcrutu •atitfartory contract and F a .tJ » * * : flmfLivurd with U i r g m »4f***t a* laid uut in Jtange 30. Coaat Line Railroad track. NO TICE bond in one-fuUrth contract prlre, to he a|>- ara.rd i t th* dat* of th* ia.uanr*. of aurh m , map «*f banfurd F i r m * , recorded in l ‘ lai i. Mecca llabtfnock Road. ordilirat* lrr.JJi>' nam* of Unknown. Unlra* lleginning .at the half-m ile poxt between Huok im r <11* p a f i f I li 7 and I - S of Scin* Notice i* hereby given that we, the under . . ... .... « # r provfd by the corporation, within ten days Beginning at me aouth end of. the ptr.i-nt Srctluna twenty-all .261 and twenty-,even kflrf written ^,i»»..*a notice of -• thr -----*------ of* 1 «Ign.,| incorporgtore, intend to apply to Hi* after arrrptanrr hit • aid C'-fllfirat* .Hall h* rrd frm od according brick, paving op Sanford avenue, aaid point (27), Town nineteen id'*! 'South , Range inede County lie. « f d * , run ea-terlv on 4)rang«* liif* 3l«*t»c\, Sirin**) J. Calta* i l o 'e r n o f "f the j bid, a lo law lax danl will laao* th.r.on oh tha , 29th .lay ui April, A. I). 1919. being the intrrarction of the Sanford and thirty (30) Faat, run adulh approximately Itokslrvard u p p f i u l ^ a l H ) ' *ifie |i mite It* ( h r St.*!* I I-*ra-I at TallahaMee. ffiirida, on . Hid* for plumbing and for the furnivhlng , Witpra. rqy oltlrial algnalur* and xfaL thi* Orlando road with Sanford avenue -on the twenty-one hundred m i (> (2160) frrl tu rtnrth a/i«i *»*uth uiir 'luarter * %■ lin* of Se, * thr dh din i-f l) •iiac <21 . l o a n n l n - f e r i V I* 1919, or 4* «oon ,,f pUinifiing f ~~........ ,t materiiil .. (an (■*■ an*i mii <i fixture* i n i H / r i may m a y fie i*e eaat aide of Section twelve (l 2 f. T o w n twenty l.eeaburg branch -oi Atlantic Coaat Line floii 't a i' n ----- ; , * ’ tht r. j|l< r 11 * * t c«JL heard, for l*;tl» r» t u b m iU i d aeparately and if •ub mH trd acp- th* 2Mh day id March. A. I >. 1919, ..’Ol South. Range th irty nddl Faat., run (t r a il E. A. D O U G L A S S . Railroad. South. Hang** D irty P» J**1" 1* wr,J f -1 »►» na- nt t ,» ii- t«%u**d t » th** O I* Sw«»p«a Land *hall fit* accori\j»»ni*’4| with crriitie.l I ’l-rk Circuit Court S*minol* Co., FI*. aouth on Saufiird avenue approximately one „ f *»hirn r orp*»ralu*n the fidfiiwfng , hr, W in the •sum of $123.00, made and un­ I Irarri ptioh of road* to fir paved with Boult v ar<1 in te r,,, .* the M<*nr<»e Urir* . 0 1 ,1 . Ib-fitr By V. M. Douglata,-!). C. and one-half i t 1, ) mile* to Michigan atreet Hand Sitting Hoad. t nhali the \rilelc* ol l i r w r t m n l l u n ; j i|er the name condition* and a b o ve act out. sand aanhalt or othrr fi»r.F •turfour matir^vl to lleginning x, U(d out in plat of Mecca Rant mock. on St. G ert ru de %vrnue at. a , . . . . . , -------- -!-*•— * --in Scmlnulr vou ntv* Florida. T h r ee roads pmtit ai»proilmnt#1y t r i l r l r * of Incorporation o f Cl, I1 . Swope T he corporation f f w r v r i the right to re­ fourteen hundred thfea *.. tlviedu and (i e n e v a Road. t o bo p av ed nut than 9 feet in width. Land ( ‘timpani ject any and all l» da.4 iMfiJJ leet weal of the Section line between beginning where t h e Florida Faat Coaat I . . French Avenue and Cemetery lt»»ad. Nnnfurd llotrl C oiolrufilon ( * « „ Inr., Vf 11<1c I. Sections t_w'enty-»ix t2h) and twenty-aeven Railroad croaar* Avenue C In plat of town 45-fitc “ II, C. Dulluae, Serty, 427), Town nineteen iff)) S^ufh,"* tl^ngo lleginning et thV In f f r iw lln n of French The t nine of thi* corp««fatl«,n phall fie the aite.nf Geneva, Florida, arcotdlng to plat avenue and Ninth i t m l in the r itv .o f SanoRvaortklaa HEIV mt thirty i ll)) L i f t , aaid point firfng on the ' 41. I' Swops i.aiol t omoany 1), 1 ' S w »p f l and t‘ ompanv nrrd it* prifk■ recorded thereof in Pla t Rook 2, page I . of N O TICE BTOItB” Seminote county record*, thence run eaat to ford run auiilh un French Avrntio appr-w- renter line of 4 public, road running north 4o j cipal place *d buaincsx ‘•hall fie in Oviedo, »ai,| c-r- if hereby given that an application will fie Second,atreet, thence aouth on Second xlrdet im&lcly on«* ami one ((Uhitt r 41 1a J railei I » Uand*« *iding. fiio north approximately; |Smbinide minify, Flufida* hut the §.mth half mile po*t of Section ihirty-aix llftien hundred il500) f,.*t t,* within Fffeni ‘ poratioii may havr offtres eU,*where ir, the made t •• the f»ctt •*•«•!,»n of the fbuitla to Avenue F, being the atreet corner on , , ■ which the II. )t. Palliahall alore* atanda, (36), Town nineteen • I !•i S*»Tifh, llangr <15 f * *■I of Ot,- \ f Inntic (*„a*t Line Itailroad htat. .( I lnri<1.t <0 in the Unttei) State* .*f LegUlalure to hace that h,jdy enact, a law right of way. thine, north writ, rI> on Aiti*nr* a* »*> M* liuUneo may heroine , aldifbing a county court lor Semin<de‘ thence eaat to the eaat line of Section t wrenty thirl) < ilh K b «I, ihfru’t » n i »it •*. i t •-rt V puidir road .ilong railrokii ’ epprovimately J iii»<i,i«* i r j' or Lent. county. Fioriila. Dated February 2'. th, .>ue 2ii. Town twenty ( 2 d) Houlb, Range null-# to where private toad run# *outh twx» h o r d r i d »24>i*i f * , t to railro.id cr,»»*tng. 19 19. Xrilrle II thirtv-two (32> Faat, thence aoutli and xuuth* wrxte/ly into eetnetciy. the,in* a r ri.o thr railr<rail right* of * * s I «* a V A D O U G L A S S * Clerk. Thtg* tier tl lift! Lire of !)ie bu^fiim l», wi.atrrly following tile main road between 2- f jtdd*horo nod Fa* la Hoad puidle r.*«»l paral, il*ng I4t. tHilr->ad on i l « !rji' 11 * I * D»tc IIn I hi 4'o‘rpof a I |o|| —h7iti I•• a * to -n ew and Oviedt* through Iowa City to ♦, * r I h* r I , vh I i ’ , I ‘i f i i f i 1 o t h » a * i * r I ■ • I *ji < Ite^lnm rift a* t ^» int« r*i*rt h . i f c,.,I.t I.i. r * > Ini', * « 1 ♦v t l , » b u y . L*d»l. o w n , •"(Uft'1. tltx nli r Coaat l.ine Rudr -ad troaalng • t>1 r .4*1 u p p r o f i n , 4 l » lh tour hu xtlli >1 '0*1 i*» lit*1 «»tv oi >a« ■>', tl, k, lop . »eli. *1 * 4 ! in. Conv ey , b .,**•. ' (; ui el l.awloii Rr.oi ' alore al I ivied o, a *tr»»t an*! Fr* n< n N l ) TID E I*, i t lit, ri j<l **n IS,- n or th lm»- < f Se»||i»ji r« 11 r iho rt g4g >. h*rd run * . « i on (i>dd-boro -.(r«-»i iipprm h a n g e, c u l t i v a t e , mi| r>n« ia he re by gi%en th at un a p p l i c a t i o n wil l be of nprfocimattdy *!ghi i*L? mlVa. ? » 4 nl > •* e vr n i2* . Town film I ecu i I U » a ix l Olt(, r WI«. tb 4 1 in a n d di«p**a»- of n a l and imalrK eight * 3 tt-v»th* pub'*, ihem e t miri < votiu and Chuluota Road. * m a d e t o t h e n e t t ■I’Wdinn of th e Fi ori il a t he nc e ,*»-t weet'i’rly *«n r»rad pa*t F m * ' ‘ lair) ejtpr***- S ou t h , ItitMtfr 11||r I > !*• »* e r * " r n l p r * » p » r t v . a nd any r i g h t * . Iitb**, 1 L r g U l a t u r e t , ha \e that b e d v m a r t a law ap|>r,*.timat,ly ig k . fi t i th r * , F urolm l -i*.t Imatily nine tenth* mdt*. t Hence follow pr I * ' - 1 <r 1 i n u t h e f i i n , in t h e of k t•o 114 h 1 n g 1 h.* pr. -* tif fop m of mum, iiotl g . t o f t i - I * * * I *1 +■i r i i min -n* r:. It. i r I ..... . I rif I hi* riiu*n r-oid wr*f an«i ghj(N' o lit ft) I ! . . u m d if other at ft 1 4** . .t tl,, l n il, d m e n ! fo r S a f i f o r d , hla . a n d l o C* lftnlj»h a d i f ­ 111* ,rI f « utn l.fla.u I '(ll.l'l (| I ’tUO, fx*. I to S t « ' « ♦ a a|»pr*»\| mat, ?k I L n * , <<1 ( 44 njti, njfl* and in for* ign n«u ii 1 rii-i, 1 0 pint, ini- fe ren t f o r m «d g o v e r n m e n t f o r liu* m|t| m u n i c i ­ LEGALADVERTISING I ^ 4 ♦ D I TC I M C C C D U u IrlE ilJ lJ f* A D a I (<■ Ih r » „ u t h Im r of Seen m t IIIr4y *folif 41 4 i T a w n nineteen r»i*> South, u * nee th irty ,J)0 n c v / \ l\ l/ | J . I I Eaat, tVence w..| following public^To/d lip ♦ 4 • |‘ f ♦ 4 4 4 « 4 « « « 4 « 4 « » 9 « f 4 m * « m » ma t • l\ « « On.- I nt h C a r d * W i l l |»x- I'u td is h c rl l n« d r r T h i n ilr u d in u A l Th<< H a i r O f 17.20 I’ cr Y e a r tti SA.NFOU1) • II ^ i ' i! ^:V'‘ i“ *' a* Dir fi*i fi* piiiifig FI,OKI DA 1• f t It * r fir It r. irf lt. p H, -M k.fi. That D,. -»f r iiTitk rtiinHii*<i<iH r* .‘f S. fn»t|i<1* • ■-• t f 'fil'd *I •• « fir«'l 411<I mi OFFICK IN T IIE COUItT IIOt'SF an I »n, tialf mil* preii <•! Srrbtin Hurt:* I•* . T»wrri nin, le.*n H* S >nD*. ILif)*r, thirty \hd LA ir }'A7i’ . . p p i . V i , f , 1* ^ n|i!n l<* cofttsrr! with brtrk f S C H E L L E M A IN E S f i t* ft) N -W I I. Ilit XV..1, • P tft l • t • ■•»)•* *•4 7* . » r, 11I *4* i •» u r* S •*u 11,. 114 r» <»- i b i n , ••* ) j •* Dt4 1 [ui S44»J f •». pufji --. f<*d<b, r i tu n l v «-f grading li o i u i * anti *<f 1 1,uni > in Dir gum «>( f nn i* r** •luirrd, tftai Ihr f a i r , if jiit/r*^! t >• )*r pwi*l <<n •did bond* ^#1 II lo *• • } i,*-r rent, and D,» lim, w lit t D m prinripal ami i»t»« r*''l "f •urh ' fmnda «hatt’ he due «hall b tTiirtk v « 4 f* : after Ih. I .1 day «.f Julv \ D |9U», with inlure’ t pa^ ablr anmially. | lie it Further U r ililv n i, T h a t an election fir ahd the karnv* ia hereby t all, d and ordered St l, r tr u d e \ v *. jiriJLi-, d r a i n un<l i l e v e l o p l « n d * fo r th e pur* pivfte .*f 4 » le a n d l e » a e i Arul^lo d o and p e r f o r m tail ti f »- ftppr > pr ,« fe i t n * * d f jl for til* di v . 1■■i 1 mu 1 t tird 1 Tf, |' i <» v »• tit* n * of * « m r fo r a n , p u r n *.* f • f •» l,i, h 1 he -atn, m ay lo «a*t <a(•t • •i it.g 1tl{ I 4lf f« t It V *1 ( o i l l o 1 . b f l a k e D.. niftfiftg* m.-nt e n d * a Ic of id t W4 r r»ny pa ri *»f the p t o p i r f y nf t h e co r nmilt-crr IP' Soulh, Hang*' j pallo i a*-rt i *n l l o u*ob r i a k e an*! ' 1!r*t-1 i h e u u n Doff. to Haiti, (tin *>*>uth appro, |matrly "a g en t* M and * a l e «-f prnpvrly, but bbfu f^ and U i n l i o |m hoodfv-d - M l , 2i h U» fe« t !■, land f " d u n , and l ** , ou d tii 1 a ipoMf.il | . * ..hif r t l l r a n r h '■!\ d a h f . i ‘ -,*t Line *gi n«'V atui f immia-lbti bu«in»-« (t ai lr oa d hi tl Ir I he purrhftke, rale. Iea«e Mild I *1 If U j ) l arfl f r I- I f.. I'., V. I With , *0* n ' f • at e« t a t « . 4ti >1 the r»eg i a tl. H oa d on rum* 26 * *4r * tr m i ft*|i 1 S e ct io n and 1■ 1I i • i 1m i l l « '■ i.uii "■ Lin e b e tw e e n 'I •*»» .) Ip )•• p a v i d n i li Y reneh tow n 1* Jil - ■, f a , i I 1 'rli , * ii.4*n ’ * i « i t See- l ‘* i vi f t i •-r i l l H ia ■ r d t in i t|i n ri»>*t * Vftieirr.v It a<l H« g i n n i n g .j i the ini* r**'4-|m» h " f F r e n c h a v * n » i r and N i n t h - i r * » i in i h . n t ^ *.# S«r= fo r d run >nuth of) I r. rich \ o m i r approt i m a t i l y on, ,»ud one tjijart, r I', i n i L » !.» t h e *i n ih half mile |o»<«1 «d ' «• i(i*n l l.tri . - t , l*» T -'»n n ifulren I So-itli, Hang* t hij l> -III1 1 l,A* t, I h»■li re *H *i > I -’ ll I Lift rnitr* to U here p r i v a t e roa d r un * nouib-. We-t•'f 1V inln rem rtrf) J I i **1*f • |,o ro aini I ' a d a ll«»ad t«> be held a! the ** v*-ral iiltr,*, * l t m D>, iiiu*M»ro IL ginning at the In l tm r l i u n of GuldOgiro la--! general rbction was hrl*l in said rounty, for tn** purpuM of vatmg upon an*l deter­ atreet Ait it* rTencIi avenue-in the city of M ke ftpJS^/ftmining by the legal Vntrra nf aaid county ford run wr«t on (i<dd*b<*ro atfrrt ap rfroi t h whether or not aueh ImniD -hall i»e i-^ned, Imately right Ot> tenth* mib«, thence1 rffrutl) sabl elertion I *, b, h«-id *,n the I'tth da, ■( weairrly on toai) pft»t Fit t*' dairy iPI'fox Mwy—A. Dr )*•)£. tit ar m r dsn nr wlTfi f i w In tnist, fy nine f9i lenjli* inib-**, thence foil dw LAWYERS I— If a Die main road weal and tout h westerly general rjrrliiini. ap p ro iimately three (quarter* 4 1g 1 of a mil* * F lo H ril For the purpoae of holding «urh e1rrli,,n> tu (he •••ut), line of Section thfriyTmlr 1l ■ n<l r » n \ » s « t r , g and rn4«.J»tg fa-turn »•( Die Town hihHrrn 119j Sou Hi, U-tiktii thirty . JUi Note s r a * l tfii f>d biwing electura are h ,r e b> Fft-<I 17t•-r. • «»•-* i f ,il[.xft trig puidir r.m.l «p * t» po t nl »* l irup*', 1>i( * m t i M *■ a.-fftj p r e i l n i f * l»r o «l iiiat. Tv three a rid thee tenth* •-1 1 1 1 ip-erti i el) , I h»- I ** l ri a m- -1 I * a'-! a<* tlerk md»-ft l ** the e i u t ( i « i * l roffirr of T « v n mm I'rerim t N‘ -i I. Sanlord I d Mi(glf>-. I teen 19 1 South, Hange Durty •-Hi j Ea*t, E 1i lie*, Tim Kean** and l( * Maxwell thence ritiMll f*.lowing pul\llr foail throqgb 309 Park Avenue 1‘ irrinct No 2» Lake Monroe < V S. Ilaw i ’aol.i a}iphnimately mie'aud otkibhalf ( t ' j * 1, kirta, Jarnen Johnson, I). If. C. Kabun and mile* to connect with brick rokd at the weat I HOM AN FMM E T WILSON E. FKKGUSON Ilfil'HlIul.br.li Wilson & Hoasholder • S n n fo rd Dr. C. J. Marshall ( )llice Telephone 291 Office Hrs: 10-12 a . m . & 2-4 p.m DR. E. M. DOWLING V E T E R IN A R IA N (GRADUATE) Treats scientifically diseases nf all domestic animals. CnllH in Sanford and vicinity promptly answered, * Phone 389 M elrose House O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A John Hell. IT er in rt N«V *1. Sanford: <\ I*. Ilritt, (*. J Hi/mph, W. M. H a y ne« and Schell,* M ain e* Precinct N o . I, Paula; A* A. Ilieka, F. A. J thnaon, A. V. M r i i u i o and Leti.nard Kelz. I Precinct No- 5, Oviedo N. J. Tanner. T 4' u*hl frg, T hen A of in and II It .MH'iK, W Fly nl. Genev a J FfrrirxH Su.' ♦» M K Wicks and G«v»rge Ret#ra. , J 1 »Mulry. I’ rerM-ct N •• 7. i[ Oulu*'i i G <4 J a* nb*. N ( j# n J a . l i II K u W f 1 « Afi'l 1 D Utumlrv U f erinet S i * * “ftfirw Ha H K M at h> r* ). M Al hr fa. a.n*1 VI i I m b 1 1* L l(«’*|i|ltf . * M urrm in 1* l*r yrt>, *. Long wood T I 'r r r lf it l N« N T D Hartley and J J \ liLtlin 'S**arr>', Martin. Urrrlfirt No. ID, l.akt* M a n J J. VS. Fu ftirr, It. II. L yn c h and A. E. Hjoh- k»m. Precinct N o . 11, Altam-mtc; II. f ’ . T y le r , II. CL Lym an, A* W. M ullen.and W . Tl. Ilallird . Do it Further llcanlvcd, T h a t thcac rc#o» lutiona fie (luliliihrd In thr Sanford II,ra id, f he only ticwatiapcr published in aai*l c o u n t34 once rarh week for lour *t*eh* prior to aaid election. ’ 1 Adopt ed thi a Nth day of April, A. D. 1919. ••all I. A. It R U M L E Y . ' Lhairmait lid. of Co* (!ummiaaitin,'r*. Altc»t: * , « W om en! Hero Is a mcasnpo to Buttering women, from Mra. W. T. Prlco, of. Public, Ky.: “ I Buf­ fered with painful...”, alia writes. “X got dawn with a weakness In my back and limbs...! felt helpless and dis­ couraged...! had about’ given up hopes of ever being welt again, when • friend insisted I • Take ft ' • C*. L. D, E. A t tra f: W. Entxmingrr, P. liftgftn, P. Fwopc, If K i IIm-c , f*„m m iM iu n rn i. • *1 K. A^ Dnuglaw, 4H-^lc --------- u l K O T I C k - i H El Kl I I O N FJgticc I* hereby clVcn Dial ,»tv. Ih# 13th day »»f M a y , A. If- i 9 l 9 , . a n elec tion will be held at tho a#veraI pn-rinrla in Hominidc county. Florida, tu dt lrrm in r whethe r or not therr ahall be Uautd by the c o p n ty c tim m ie viunrra of aaid County, roun ty bonda to the amount of $300,000,00, to bear intrreat from dat# of laaue at the rate of &J) per te n t, in one half mile p * » l of. Section thirty (3 0 k T own nineteen l liH South, Hange thirty ( 3 0 » R a il . T h e following « lector * hhvr* been appoint, d to ronilurt *al,l ilr c tb m and to ran \a** and. make return* of the v .*!,-» r«/t in *th»* aev»ral pfrrincl*. respectively, -thr la*i n a m 'd to art a* rierk. I *r»■«-! n* 1 No t, Sanf*,rt| F. ,f G il.*, T i t . frieane and It. 4' PfF »in rt N " 2, Lake Mon roe L»n*. Jaine* John* »n, l> It t" h lligrin*. F, \lavw<ll \ S lla** H John lb 'I P renin* No I. Sanford 1 1. Itrrir. 1 Humph, \\ . M Haynca arid Sch. lt*> Maim * P rerinrt N o I, Paula: A, A llirka, F. A. Johtfnon. A V McfsUir. anti Le on ard K r l i Prerincl No. i h i n l t v N. J Tanner, T L. I'uahing, T h r o . Aulin and II IL XlH 'a ll Precinct <No. <i, Ge ne v a. J, Vv, Fly fit ( (i e o r g r Peter#, J. V. W ic k * and M. FL Ik io le y , • § Precinct N»*. 7, Chuluota: G. G, Jlicob*. N . C', Jsrolo, It. H. Hofiajrt i and C. D. Itrumley. Ffcc im 4! N’ o. M, G a b r l H I l i S. K. MaDi«ra, P . . K. Iteddltt, C. E. M a i hem and Wiladn #M „re m a n . - Precinct Nil. 9* L o n g w o o d : T- P. Lewi*. J- A, IHitline, T . D. Hartley and J. N. Searcy, Precinct No. 10, Lak e M a r y : J. G. Martin. J. W. Fortier, It. II. Ly/irb and A. E. Sj,»blom. ■P re rin c l No. I t , Alt am en l# ; IL C. T y le r , II. C. Ly man. A. W. M u t lm knd W. II. liaffard. Said elactinn to be held in arcurdance with the law# of Florid a g o v e rn in g *the hold­ ing of genrf aL ele rtiona Ih ri lt l it ate, and re ­ turn* to fie made to the rierk and rhairman of the ho ard ' of county r o m m i i i l i u i i r i of the aaid ro un ty. , D o n e ■b y order of the board of c o u n t y comrnjwaifinrra of Seminole c ou n ty , Ida T iea ll E. A. D O U G L A S S , CTrrk of the Hoard o f C o u n t y C ommitalnnrra of Sexninnle County. 4 b-Slc N O IIC L • I began Cardul. Th 1 a short while t saw a ’ marked difference.^. I grow stronger right along, and It cured me. I am stouter than I havo been In yean.” I f you suffer, you can; a p p r e c i a t e what It* means to ho strong and > well. Thousands o f wo­ men give Cardul the credit for their good health. It should help T r y C a rd u l. A t a l l ] '15-73 1 M im u L,-/t* lal io n, * i * h « « e , 4 It air man It I I hfll'iir, Secty, ■ Neuenth ---------.a Ju dic ia l Ci rcuit Sem in o le l oiinty, FlufLIa \A" J* W iliiin. Com plainant w Jlii• lU -U rC UM JB . Ut* N E W B P R IN 0 ^ •>aai 1^ * 1 S T Y L E S of im Smart Uuxbaa > S M A R T CLOTHES For Men and Young Men. • $35 to $80 Stratford C O LLE G E O LO T H B 0 Y ou n g and F o r M en Th ose » who want to remain young, to l»f Ihe UA/lirit 'ihixribsd ia aaid arltele* -*>f *m o f hnrallun an d ark n»*l<-'dgrd that th.y •irnnl i h , *am , fur Ih, u i n and purpna.a tin n in , i p r r « , d . Witn<-*i my hand and "fftrial aral, thla tha flrvt day of April. A. I). 1819. , i«*al).. H O S K I N S JONES. N'utary f’ ublir. My (Tammiaalua ripirru Drr. 21 1921. I>avla A Gltr* Atturnoy* for Inrurnurat iM. 47.51, W rite U « fo r Onr J fsw Style Book. C 84 W . F O R S Y T H S T. . . • f J a c k io n v U le , F lo . (30i F’- a.t, containing one i q u more or leva. - 7} r i S ■ Citrus trees need fertilizer earlier thafi usu­ al this season. W ith the abundant spring mois­ ture the soil .supplies have moved freely and the trees have had a vigorous development. N ow , they need more fertilizer to properly sustain the fruit they are carrying and to promote a good .summer growth. W e offer any analysis. * A ll the potash you want. * j •v dSL ■mm „i >, W ILS O N & TOONER FERTILIZER CO. Manufacturers Ideal FertUIxera ' ■Dealers in Spray Pumps artd Inaectlcides. JACKSONVILLE. It. C. Maxwell. Mgr., Sanford Branch A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ? FLORIDA IF N O T , SE E W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y A Q C N TS 1 '.IL ‘ “ - . r r ^ '* a t e r . . . . . . ! a « w w u s ^ s j ; « f f l a - T B T iS ^ $35 to $60 IL W. II All It. R A r 1 t V 9tc ------In L l r c u i l 1 1 1!• I h i H, S T A T E OF F L O R ID A C o u n t y o l S em inole , Hefo rc me personally a p j e a r e d O. P. Swope, R o y F. S y me#. F, r , Dutton and II. W, Harr, l«t mn well known, and known Hoard of county commisaiunrra In and for terra! payable aeml-annually. aaid bumf bunda tu Seminole county. Fla., will receive bids at their next regular meeting held May fib , maturr and be due and payafde thirty year# --------. . - Hy ) •Her after the Aral day of July, A. D. 1919, and A. D. 1919, at 1U o'clock a, m, for the build­ D E P A R T M E N T OK T l i r . I N T F I I I O K ing of concrete abuttment* for bridges over to !»« iaeued for tho purp«*r of (rad inc and U. 8. Land (Iffltr at Galnravlllr, Kla. pav inf with •brick or other hard aurface Soldier Creek, Get Creek, Howell Creek, and March 15, 1919. oVer ditch about I mile north of Oviedo, material the followinc roada: Nutlrr la hi-rrhy airrn that Colonrl I). plana and specification to be had by apply­ Deacriptlon of roada to be paved with ing at the office of E. »A. Douglas*, Clerk. Ilolmra of Ovirdo, Fla., whu uo Marrh 16, brick or other hard surface material in Sem­ Hoard r w r t r t the right l o rrlcrt any and 1911, mad* llnmratrad Entry. Nn. OI25SO, inole county, Florida. T fiewe roada lo be all bid*. for N F ' t of S E »x Srrtlan 22 and NW>4 of aved nut Iroa than eight (ID feet in width. Stt’ h , Srrtinn 23, Tnwnahi, 21 S , Rant* L. A, I1 H U M L E V , Chrm . Cameron avenue and road pa«t Muura'i 31 K.. Tallahaaare M.rldian, Ha. fllrd nutlc* Hoard Co. Commit. Seminole Co. Station. o f tntrnlion In laah* T h r»t-y rar Proof, to 4H.Jt i.tat>llah claim to th* land ab»Vc drarrlbrd, lleginning at the* interaction of Cam­ eron avtnue with Celery which Inbcfoic f l r r k Cirruil Court, at Sanford, Fla., teraection fa forty 440) roda weat of the Notice wf 4pf»l!railnn for ® a » Deed Under on Ihr 25th day nf April, 1919. HerItop h of Chapter i l H . I.aw* of Flor* northeaat corner of Section thirty-three UJI Claimant l i m n aa aritnraaaa: Ida Town nineteen (19) S ,uth, Hange thirtyCharira I,. Wrat 6( Ovirdo,- Florida Notire la hereby pivep that C. S. Lee. one (31) Eaat, run aouth on Cameron avenue Rutlrr lloxlun bl Ovirdo, Florida one ( I ) mile acroea tai«i Section thlrty-thrke purchaaer of T a t (V rfifiratr No. 3 19, dated tlcn (4. Smith of .Ovirdo, F'lorida the 3rd day of July* A. fl |U|*», entering (.)3) to Geneva avrnue Harper Smith ol- Ovird o,• Florida. IIOIIT W. DAVIS, Alao beginning at the interac'tinn of S ) , uf N 'K ' i of N K ' t of N K ' i «>« Section 9, Tp 21 S. It. 31 F. 1 i r r , . Hold aa the 45. St* l t r 4ipt,r. Cameron a v e n w with Geneva avenu* at the property «*f N. M. Lrlnhart * north, apt corner of Section four , ( l i To twenty OftO) South, Itange thirty-one (3 D j Also T a t Certificate No. 274, dated the N o lle * o f Application for Tax D e e d l.'adrr S r r i l o n 3 o f Chapter 1333, l . a x i a f F lo r ­ bait, run aoutn on Cameron Ave Appro i Jrd day of July A. I>. MMfi, covering. Lot 9, ida >. . tun ( I j mile t « 'the eaat and weat r*»ad f IH»*ek D, D. II. MltchslPa Survey of the Nutlrr It hereby (Ivr n that J. F. t. iin f, which Itfldi weat lo Moore'a Station, thence j L evy Grant. 26 acres. Hold ‘a* thP propurchaacr of Tax Cartiflcata No. 432, dated “ * “ -oif “N. "IjL Gliw; went one half O i l mile past Moore's Sta I 'erty i r 2nd day of June, A. D. 1913; aaid ccrlion to HeardalII Ave. Also T a t Certififhle No. 269. dated tha liflrat. emuracra thr (olllowtnK daarrlbrd 2. Richmond Avenue. 3rd day of Julv, A. D. I9I«. covering property aituatrd in Hrratnul* county, Fla., llrginning at the intersection of Richmond Lot 26. IHoek I I , *0. IL MlteheU's Survey ol to-wlt: Bcfln 16.77 ch* F . of S W cor Sec. L4r( ) ^ 7 a Avenue, /\7 1 1 i ur, *i 445c 44 i« 1 ft at ■ 1 . the ,^ , _ _ _Grant, __ I-evy & aerea^aoltl^aa lha prop- 35, T p 19 a, II. 30 Eaat, run N Oh rha, E Avrnue with Geneva which t h . nurlh one h . l f < )> ) m )l. pi..t >,l S rrllo n 1 . r t y nf N . I). O i i r . ! A l a n ' r l * " ' r r M I 4 cha 8 , 6 )4 eh*. W 4 cha, 6 acre*. The aaid th ra . (3). T u a n J w r n ty (20) S outh. R a n , . 270. d . U d t h . 3rd d . W J ^ A It th tftj-n n . (31) X.aal, run aouth on lltrh - r o x r r ln , u n lo tl,4 tta-t of R tn:k ft ' f i * ii' tand briny a****a*d at the data of tha iaauahrr of aueh ccrtlflcat# in tha name a f J. F. mond •aanu , a p p r o a iio a u l, u n , -quarlar ( »*> , M ltc h a fl’a 8ur*a^ of '| j x , n , 7 , i K’ l-ainf; Alxo T a i * CcrtlBcata Nn; 212, dated tb* 6 th day o l July, A. I>. 1915: aatd eeitlDrat* U o U B l B f . f i Ih* iBOfBBBtlBB • Bl SIprB m , rrTr./f I l! j ’k’. '. ’ b . 'T embraeea tha followlpy deaertbed properly • x * n u ,» U h , C r l « T n y ,n u a a t Ih . nufthanat c»r- U x d „ d to l u u . i n a e c 2 d a t f f . 2 t i h l . J ■ituated in Seminole county. Florida, to-wlt: h,r of Sartion l h t r l y - t * o <32) Town njn ,t, rn u i • u •" -rrornanea with law. Aa lo Lot 16 Florida Land, ft Colonisation W Marrh 4*,»mmilt»-e. on * 11> S, T h# aral nf (h i* corporation shall he a cir­ cular lmprroai«|ii and firar tn the center Die word* “ C o r p o r a l# S e a l" arn! around Ihu cir­ cumf erence " O . I*. Swope La n d C o m p a n y . " . th r* ft Wore R O Y F. S Y M K S F. F. D U T T O N r The Woman’s Tonic Dalrd \a CaDierin*' \ |lr>iwn anti an»i J"hn i Ilf ( i » n, D«*f*iMlant« anti and a I plh* r p, f * o h * . no-l to n u i b >. T o the Defendant. John L Drown » » If *»L#i tli*|n**» of I h e p r o d * , ! • 1 h e r e fr o m . It apfuraring from the sworn affidavit T h , ftiMgiunff cl «u*c ""ahall be rtui%l r u* *1 n* herein nl*d that your plare^ of resilience is in*!* 1 • ,ob ot object#, busine«aea and p»«weri, u n i c state of the United Slates other than anti lb* , numeration ol »n\ spi-eilir otijee*, Ihe atale ,»f Florida, and that your pafticbu' .xa nr powt-r s I, ft11 owl I*, held t «»limit I ular reabli-nrr u unknown t*» affiant and ft >,r, i n r l in an, ttuitn* r an> otin r a b p ' t , that ! fir said John L H r ' , » n is a minor Ini* 1 • •* **f j*''Wtr of t rn» rt*fpi,ration over the age of fourteen y e a r, and has An lr le III. been abaent from the stale more rhan fls it t y T h . am .Hint « f (h r • . | n ( . i of th i» !f" > * '"• » * p t . W ' l l n * tHia nr'li-f ami thcr. s pu person in tho i l a l # of Florida service t rporati* n *haM be T » * , Hundred and Fifty of atjbptHna unon whom* would bind tha 1 1 4Mj«ftnd ? I 2 o0 ,P,}d i)0 i ]i**llar«, to be di vid id in to tw en t y -li ve hundred iJSUU) * h s r * i same John E. Ilrown. It is therefore ordered that you do appear ,d Du* j»ar value of Unc Hundred f $ I 0 0 ,U0 ) D ’dlurs each, and *a»d *t»o*k ma y l*e paid In thla court to the hill herein filed un the h>r in ,asli or in property, labor and service* Mb day of M ay. A. D. 1919. I l ia further ordered that this order he at ft just valualiutl. to bo hv* d by I He *lirech»rs at a me, ti n i <ailed for such pur* published once a week for eight consecutive wegks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper par. puldished in **id Seminole rounty. tr iir lr H NSilness rt»> hand and tfie seal vf the salt) d ll' * •1r p*' f a 11 *•It -*iad M i l l per pet lift t|> . Cirruil Cour t this 2 l * t day 'of February, Arlirlf ) A D 1919. I h r business of 1 to rorio,ration shall be 1 seal 1 E A DOUGLASS, rMndl|r1 *-d t*> • Hoard >d I Mrerlofa riinsisf Clerk Circuit C o u r t Seminole C o , Fla. i " g **f not I, »• than Loir nor mure than K ay. Adams A Hagland. seven member* ' Ih e Director* shall, from A lly # , for Plaintiff, Jacksonville, Fla. their number c ir r i a President, a Vira I'rea* ident, a S ecretary and a Trcaaurrr, . T h e 42-9t# -________• _________ __________ • p , fauna who are to conduct t h r hut mesa ot this corporation aa ita te m p o ra ry oifirera In Court of Counlf Judge. Slat# of Florida ami ilirrctors until the director# are H a i l e d In re Estate of at * the first annual meeting of the stock E tt a L o w W i l i a m * and S #m in »lo C o u n ty holder* her, in aftr r provided for, ahall he William Williatn#,•Minor* D p. Swope a*' President, Hoy F. Kj*me*, •• N olle # la herrliy given to all whom It may V n * President. F. F Dutton , as Treasurer concern, that M att Williams, as Guardian and II. W Harr, as Secretary. T h e f) r a( nf Etta L o w WiUlatn* and W il li am Wllarmual r o o t i n g *>f the stock holder* shall fi# hams, minor*, will on the 29th day of h* bl „ n the second Turada y in July. A D April. A D. I9|9, apply to th# Honorable 1919, and annually thereafter on the second | K. F. Ilnuahnldrf. Co un ty Judge In and for T u r t d a v ' o f rarh and every July, such meet said county, at his olfic-a tn Sanford in aabl tog t«» he h*bl at Ihr orinrl|i*l ulTirf of* I lie |county, at D) o’ clock a m , or a# soon • •rtipapy » t It vlr d o , Florida. 1 thereafter as the matter can ha heard, for Arllrl# l | . • authority tu aell, at public or p riv a te sal#, [oliowine dr.rribrd real r«tatav Iq xxid TJie highest amount of inde btedn ess ' or 1 ***• followln tirsliittly t «k which this .corpuraliun ran at monte, t,'-wit' Sooth 7 and ) ( chain, of tha any tlm r subject itaelf is F iv e llun«lrnl N W I | of N K ' i of See. 20 . Townvhlp 20. Itancr 30 K i l l , mntatnlnx I t aerrx mun nr ThouaatM - ».r.ou.ool).do » Dolla ri., Iraa, Arllrle V||, T h r N ! o of N l i of So uthwr.l I f nf South•Names, reaidenrra and aubarriptiona of inwr»l •( of Hr. (inn 3, Tuwnxhlp Twrnty-.in* rorpuraturai , ,21) South. K.nge Thirty (30) F’. avi, eon Name Jlealdenrr Nu. wf Share* .aining to acre, mure ■» r Iraa. • •4). I*. H.wnpe, Oviedo. Fla , 125 Shares And th* South one twentieth (1-20) of Hoy F. Symt-a, Sanford. Fla., 125 Share* the South half t t j ) of Nortbweat *4 , uf F. F\ D utto n , Sanford, Fla., 125 Share* Suuthwr.t quarter t **) of Section 5, TownII. W. Ilaffr, t i r U n d f , Fla., 125 Share*. • )iip'’ Tp.o ly -xinr (21) Booth. Range Thirty * 1 p a l i t y , a u r h f o r m of g o v e r n m e n t t o lie w h a t U o r d i n a r i l y ter mi ll thx- r o n i m l o L h m a n a p r f o r m of g o v e r n m e n t l or iniinu 1 1•» 111i * • 1' '3116 Hu ft in, to Ii9. farm, e ultlin i* the ltit:f|- of th. r-.rpof alioti p* » Article VIII. Ji O F F I C E P E O P L E S B A N K BU ILDIN G- Sanford, Florida - - -v ■ ' �,1'm glad you liked me In tb it little [white jcen. because—because that' la !the only Easter bat r r e g o t r • SPECIALS j iAUu (OoenUtt. in*, hr w«*t«ra w»wtiMp*f r»too.) ♦ D O W N - A N D C d le iy B le a c h in g P a p e r C yp ress L u m b e r SEEDS Bean, Sweetcorn, Pepper, Tomato, Cucumber, IN SEC TIC ID ES Bli}estone, Arnenatc Lead, Paris Green, Lime-Sulphur. Crate M aterial, Nails. & CO. - SANFORD, F L A ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R T I I O M A H D. R AK E R , Pb. D. lulling Cbtmlol - I'rnfonilonal o f Natural Nclrnre Kmrrllu*. Itolllna C sllr fr, Florida Private f.aboralorr o f Ilslllaa College Winter Park. Pla., N o e 31b. I l l s I b a r e ' complrlfil rarefal chemical aaalrala » f the i i m p l e of water lhal you brought me early fa a l . a t e k , an.d have eblalaed (he fallowing reoulld: Clear Neutral million -Traro C h U r l n s _____ 1.75 Oarla per million Tatal aolldo .. . a ,00 patio per million l l a r d a a a t 23.05 parlo pat million N l l r a t e a ^ --------- . . .. ----- ------ .-....-.T raco - Color * Kearlloa . . . ____ ______ . ... Proa Ammonia __ 90 pari* prr Albamlaotd Ammonia ......... _ Tho obatnro prarilcally o f free and albuminoid ammonia la Ihla water and Jla very email amount o f chlorine Indicates lla npotbonl ouallly Ur household parpsseo. In addition lo Ibe good quality rharaclarldllrn o f superior household • alee. Il possesses special fealnreo o f much value, ospocially those of e i r e l l e n l natural aeration and L O W degree o f hardness. The bacteriological analysis, resulting la an average total eounl. In four samples of the ’water, af 1 bacteria per te al.: and in Andlng no colon, or olhrr harmful bacteria, fully confirm lla good quality ind lr alad -b p tho C I I K M I C A L analysis. O f the many waters af this and other region* that I have analyrrd, I have found none superior In all good qualities to lhal of Ihv ‘.'Elder Water." , Yours very respectfully, IHIgaed) T i l OS. II. R A K E R ____ T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor T K L E P H O N E 211-W B y C hristina Rossetti With Unutterable Longing. been too sleepy and stupid to entertnln him. But Matthew did not come. The undercurrent of I’olly'e thoughts, ns she (Hiked nil day, wan dimly con­ cerned with wonder ns to whether ho had had to go nwny to rmnp, and why ho went without letting her know, and whether she should ever henr from hhn and whether Mary Curtis knew where he was. She told herself that rcnlly It did not runt ter, sho should not cure If he didn't core chough about her to even let her know. And then ono day, ns she talked to a group of Interested housewives, Pol­ ly looked up to see Mntthcw standing at the edge of the crowd, his brown face lighted'with n smile, half Interested, half quizzical Polly felt her fnc« flush hut sho kept on tnlklng. even though sho became suddenly ■nwnre of tbo fact that Mary Curtin ! .Blood beside him. Mulling nmusedly iinnth'r the brim of her second now 1japring lint. Worst of nil. It was the very blue lint for which Polly herself had yenrned. Bitterly consriouB of her hluMi, Polly nodded to them, nr1cejitlng Mnry'H scarcely perceptible bow In return. Hho row Mary pren.n Matthew’s arm, nnd heard her words, , "Cofao on, Mnttlipw, we'll be late for ibe first ufit If we don't fmrry." Polly shed furtive •tears under Ibe' shade of the last year's sailor' Hint night nH she hurried home. It was nil over, of course. It didn't matter, now. whether she ever hud n new hat or not. Even If she laid the money t<> buy a new hat ijhe shouldn’t do It now. Who on earth cared what she ■woeeT Polly’s eyes, swollen with tears when she fell asleep, opened wide In spile of themselves at slghl of the warm sunshine, the fresh green of Die ;trees, tile next morning. And when she went down to hrunkfnat they open­ ed wider Mill. A huge box from the llorlst’s lay across her plate at the table. ''That Just mine," smiled her moth­ er. “ I can't Imagine who sent It.” Neither could Polly, until she open­ ed It to find a great sheaf of roses .with a note from Matthew lying across ilt. Her lips quivered as Hhe rend It. He wanted to take her driving Hint atermion. What had happened? Why 'should he want to take her? However, •Polly sang about the house that nmrn, jlng, and even the old sailor seemed to (take on some glorified Easter ulr. Just 'from sheer Joy of the day. Polly did .‘wish she had nnolher hat to wear when she went out with Matthew, hut then It did not really mailer—. When Matthew came thui aftcr- ♦ Batter's Deep Significance. . Easter la the greatest of Christian festivals because Us date of celebra­ tion end purpose ara clearly deter* ruined and almost universally accept­ ed. Many aro nwnro that Christinas (Cun hardly be the real anniversary oS jthc birth of Jesus, for numerous schol­ ars hold that he was born In the spring, not In December, but nono doubt that the crucifixion took plnce -during tho pnssover week, and that the resurrection, ns chronicled In tho Gospels, occurred en the third day af­ ter his death. 41 + + AHE Y O U R T A X E S H E A V Y 1 T H E Y M A Y BE H E A V I E R Y E T 4. 4. 4. + ♦ + + + + 4., + 4. + 4. f Probably every reader of this paper finds tils taxes a bit higher than ho likes to pay. Thousands of them have been struggling for the,last few weeks to make out reports on income taxes to the government, and have found that six per cent takes a. pretty heavy slice out of what wan left over on New Year’s dny. Many of you had to bor­ row, money to pay tho taxes. But this tax Is nothing to what all of us will have to-pay If the Victory Loan falls to go over. Uncle Bom's war bills must bo paid. He prefers to borrow the money from us and pay us bock later on. |. , But If he can't borrow It, he must take It—In the form of taxes. . • It's like the difference between rant­ ing a house for ten years or buying It on the Inrtallment plan. In one case., you wind up with u thick bundle fff rent receipts. In the othor, you havo a deed to your home.—. . . *Isn't It better to lend-your money to the Government at a fair rate of In­ terest than to pay It out Jn taxes, which never come back? < That's worth considering when tbo time comes to Invest In Victory Bonds. Mourning Friday. It was not nlways called Good Frldny. Yearn .ngo.ln Germany It was frequently referred to ns Mourning ■Friday. Our ehrly ancestors In ’Eng* land did not call It Good Friday, cither, hut Long Friday. Such Is tho term i In an undent ecclesiastical Inw about 1,000 years old. The Danes used tho snmo nanle, Long, tnstend of Good Friday. Tho reason for using tho word ■'long” was doubtless found In tho seeming endless nnd severe fnst prac­ ticed that day. At one time the Span­ iards emphasized tho solemnity of Good Friday by closing all the churches. Nowhere, else thnt I hnve happened to he on a Good Friday wus the day so solemnly observed ns In Home. Tho city seemed t<> he In ■mourning, mak­ ing all the more Inspiring the mntchJess servlet*? and singing In St. Pe­ ter's cnthedml on Easter.— Philadel­ phia Ledger. 4. 4* 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. 4- OUT— BUT HIS TONGUE STILL WAGS. 4 TH E HUN Is still able to whisper. One of his favorite subjects Is Liberty Bonds. The bonds nre absolutely the best secured In the world, so he dare not attack them openly. Ho whispers to. you to sell them, hoping to demoralise the market, .And he has about as much chance of doing this as ho had of grinning the war. It la .characterlstlc Hun stupidity. Every time you arc approached to sell your Liberty Bond or to trade It for stock In some unknown and unestabllshed project, remember It Is tho voice of the Hun speaking. Then lake another grip on your Liberty Bonds and hold tight. Keep thoie you hare and be ready to buy more when the victory Liberty Loan Is. offered for sale In ApHl. ♦ i 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ 4 J ■* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A NEW FAfilUON FEATTTEE, 4 Bklrt must lie narrow, ihurviore 4 panels are added to give them as A second Y. W. C. X ITostcs* nouse, tCt wives .ami children o f soldiers, Is much width ns The swaying to and fro of tho panel will permit. It Is a delightful compromiso of fashion and the abovo model typifies the Idea charmingly. Medium site requires 4 yards 40-inch satin and 214 yards 4RInch cathmere. The .belt !$ qf fancy ribbon. Pictorial IUvlow Co*tnnie No. soon to .be opened at Caathcr, Cnhu, Ilnwallan Islands, to enro for tho over- Sixes, IS to 20 yea“c. prtt°. j louU. How of women nnd chiltlren from ths Ural house, which opened some months ago In answer to n rail from the coininnndlng officer of the enmp. During 15 dayi In November 2,152 Tho homestead of the tenant of Shotvisltors were entertained nt the house, lery farm, brought to the hammer at Including women anti children, of the Birmingham recently, wn;i tho house la folloW’Ing nntlonnlllles; Philippine, Hn- which Hltnkespenra und Anne' Hathawnllsn, Portuguese, Kpnnlsh, Russian, wny are said to hnve plighted their Porto. Itlcnn, Korean, Japanese and 'troth according to the nneient rite of American. _ |“ hnndfasL" It's*no longer necessary to go into the details describing the practical merits of, the Ford car— everybody knows all about “ T h e Universal C ar.” H ow it goes and comes day after day and’year after year at an operating expense so small that it ’s wonderful. This adver­ tisement is to urge prospective buyers to place orders without delay. Buy a Ford car when you can get one. W q ’ll take good care of your order— get your Ford to you as soon as possible— and g iv e the best in ■“ after-service” ^ when required. Spring bursts today, F or Christ is risen a n d all the earth's at play riilurei) Mriiw, nml it smart new suit Matt lieu Itatl hulked as tll.iugli lie ml intred Mary very much. "I fit ' d e a r s l a l i i . d I’nlly, ns she illiub.-d her own friHit slip . "I wan! that hat— the blue mu*— hill there are I 1 sn many other things in do with the money t It doesn't seem rigid when 1 ought In he buying wool to knit with, j f\ * / ' lint! Thrift stamps. nml Hetl Cross sub* script Ions, nml that fowl (•nnserynttou H e r Lip s Q u ivered , uniform! I supistse I can d o . over my Inst yenr's sailor," . The Inst year's RfllliM', however, ! proved to he discouraging. Polly did J ! her best by It, but even after Hint It < j bore nn undeniable last-year look. I j However, she should have to wrnr It. I ^ She,, with several of her friends from the domestic science school, hnd Just been nuked to help with it food conser­ vation display in one iff the depart­ ment stores. That mennt thnt she OLI/r OSBOUNE stood «houlil. llflVi: .In hpy the uulfurru of before the window of Gorlon1* millinery store, consumed by ntr uuutternhle longing for one of the gay-colored hats with which It was ndorned. It her country, when oilier people were i 11"™; 1 “ no" ' DUl JOU Bet; 1,0 lnnen wns rcnlly an unuttcrahlo doing so much morel l' . , n C~ ' 7 . . , , . longing, because It Beemod Matthew did not come lo see her L ! , bright dny as though the possession of ono of that evening, ns Polly hnd hoped he :fnt,c h" " * WnH thlnk' those hats was necessary to help her might; Indeed she thought she saw his•" *“ * of \ ,CT U"' ,of co,ur^ ' ,nut acquire the possession of something tall khakl-clnd figure passing tho ^ “wallowed bravely and tried to else, something else she could not Hvo house In tho direction of Mary Curbefore she nnswori'd without I f Matthew could aee her tl»\ Of course he hail a right to go ; 'Of-course." she said. “ You-why wearing one of those, looking fresh where he chose— 1!* ou ro ,h« vt’ry b o r I ’ve ever nnd bright and charming. Instead of During the busy week thnt folio wet], Any * 'rl OUKht t0 1)0 K,n'1- ,, dingy as she did In her old black felt, Polly hnd little time to think about 'l* Try n* she I,0,,y « « • « not the blue hat. Oply nt night or morn- rtnl,,h ,l'° "^ntenec. But then, aha She turned away from the display lug, when she wore the old Bailor to !<1,a not hnv<! l(>, for Matthew's arm with a little sigh. Under the brim of nml from the store, did she remember ,|bnd stolen about her. the old black hnt her young fnco Iter longing for n becoming bonnet. |‘ “ Could you marry me, Polly? I’ve looked tired nnd discouraged, It seem­ Her days were too full of anything hut' ;loved you always, but when I see how ed to cast shadows about her blue thoughts of corn products, the uses of »weet nml gitod you are, nnd how— eyes—not becoming shadows, hut wist­ fat. nnd vnrlous substitutes for wheat, ^different frbm other girls—when I saw ful ones which were far too oid for All day women crowded about her; Tou In that store wearing n uniform, her. '' She was thinking about Mat­ rountor listening to the demonstra-i [Folly, and working for your country thew. Only an hour or to before she tlons sho gave, nil dny she handed! [instead of acting as though It didn't had aeeo him passing her window with out recljH's and explained the mcnn-j!|n»nttee—I—could hardly wait for a Mary Curtis, the banker's daughter. Ings of nor various exhibits. At nlghtj jehanco to ask you to mnrry me, even Mnrr Curtis was as fresh and chnrm- she wns so tired that the only wanted j (though I'll have to go to France— " Ing as Polly felt herself to be dingy. to go to bed when she reached home.i| ‘ *TI1 marry you I” Polly murmured 8he had worn a spring hat of rose- If Matthew had come she would have (.through a mist of happy, tegra. _‘*I— f On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit a n d V egetable Crates W. A. Merrjdaj Company PtUtka, Florida and bring her in when.jyhc fails The quicker you get'here, the be A n injured machine must not run around on one ear. your car braced that it will talk quickly joor road as well as on a I one. • W e do that is a gem in the of mechanism. ote your car through our rhen you need Quick* Accurate Service B & O MOTOR CO Buick Care, Goodyear & U. S. Tires* Bumpers* Spot Lights and all other Access'rs �* * * j r - • . ; : " -, ‘ • _____ __ • ' .a.* APIUI/ »8. 1918 <: ; ■ , • ' <- • - ■ ''' . : • • ' • i 1 il * . > ■ • I Valuable Reproof. The reproof of n grind man resentidea fuller's enrlh; it not only removes the spots from our e-mrnrter. hut It mbs off when It is dry.—Williamson. and PRICE > - ■ -. .*? ' ID E A L Fireless C O O K E R S — See our Window Display -4-i- Portugal Once Lusitania. Portugal was formerly khfitfh "ns Lusitania. The present name Is de­ rived from Port Fuflo. the ancient name of the town now known to ns ns Oporto. Hill -Hardware Co. Overcoming Obstacles. Sir George Reid’.* golden rule for the 'attainment of old age; “ I have aimed at health nnd happiness, and when con­ fronted by n formidable obstacle I have first tried n> knock It over; fulling this, la get around I t ; If mil. then under It ; nnd If all these maneuvers failed I have been content to lie down In Its grntefat shade, lauding It as a beautiful blessing In disguise." Fully Explained. Jennie wjts‘ asked’why she did not go next door atiy more !o play with tier Utile chum. She replied: "Our dispositions didn’t match. so we dis­ tal mied our nrqmdntnnce." • Aim High. I f yon hit the mark yon must aim n little nhove I t ; every arrow that flies feels the attraction of earth.—Long­ fellow. . French Custom. In France, until Hie Introduction dt postage slumps and the ruir of double yosfnge for unpaid letters. It was con* itdered III bred to prepny a letter ndlressed to a friend. i ■'I I ? ’; J V,| -ll ■' - .r r V M O B ELEVEN 3 ft 1 ADVERTISING Times of Life's Deep Emotions. At cert tilt, periods of life we 11vo years of emotion In a few weeks nnd look hack on those Pmcs as on great gaps between the old life nnd the new. —Thackeray. Monasteries. The monasteries once thickly strewn throughout England ami much of Kuro|>»’ v ; ; c called abbeys, from being ruled by abbots—or nhlmts from abbas. Syrian for “ father’*—ns those governed by a prior were called priories. A Boston Child. "Our ehllrl Is hack’vnnl. Four years eld and lakes no interest In Shakes­ peare.” “ That does not necessarily In­ dicate that the child Is backward. Ho may believe that Ilacon wrote the plays."—Kansas City Journal. -^-?'V. ; - :V ' . CLASSIFIED i - I . 5 <4 > V All Local Advertisements Under This Heading T H R E E CENTS a Line For Each Insertion, Minimum Charge 25 Cents. Water Regul;i»d by' Pedal. Pressing one mil of n podtil with the foot adums cold wnlcr to a new wnah* slatul, Dressing the other end allows hot water to How imd pressing the en­ tire pedal mixes the two so that mod­ erately wurni Water Is obtained. I presume the ,proper means of In­ creasing the love we hear our nntlve rountry Is to reside some time In n foreign orte.—Shenstone. . TLZ5Sfi| Daily Fashion Hint —:— ----------------- W E H A V E A LA R G E S U p P L Y O F Increasing Love.of Home. H I -TJ+ .* THE SANFORD HERALD Hill Hardware Co. SERVICE, Q U A LITY j— * ' fH -------------------- S ta n d s fo r ~mxV-.-- -— y^Fy- V '*** ^ ,. . A MID.WEEK ntOOK. Gasless Sundays havo ntndo iL'i *’oritl nf^nshlon resort to mld-wce. parties lostoad of week-end afTafrs anil mill-weok fashions arc In great demand. This model Is iu- figured foulard silk. Tho long-wnistcd hlouso features an extended vest or crepe georgctlo trimmed with buttons and n shaw collar of satin with deep points, both In while. Medium sire, requires f, yards 40-lneh foulard, with 1-5 yard orepo georgotto and ono yard of 27-lifch satin. Plctorlnl -novlew Coslumo No. 7818. Rises. 34 to GO Inches bast Trice, 25 cents. WHAT’S YOUR WORRY? THIS QUESTIONNAIRE MAY SOLVE PROBLEM In answering an advertisement Where no name is mentioned in the *d, please do not ask The Herald for Informotlon as to the Identity of the advertiser. Usually wo do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and addretta it ns per in* •tructions in the ad. - - -* Freedom of The Seas—ons ■i Springy su m m er, fall, w in te r— a n y season — y o u a r e free to This Column la Free to Returned Soldiers and Sallora Who Seek Position*. W ANTED Wanted— Potato Plants. Can use any amount. Phone 197 or sec H. C. AVnters, Star Thealrt? Bldg. 49-U . Upholstering nnd mattress making, furniture repaired, mirror* plated, aylo tops anil seats recovered. First class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop, Rib Court St.. Orlando. FJn. 49-tfe m o to r w h e n y o u please, w h e r e y o u please, i f y o u m o to r o n S ilv e rto w n C o rd T ires. i N o matter what kind o f weather, what kind of road, Silvertowns will carry you through it. * --- —-------- » ------- Wanted—‘ Pepper plants for imme­ diate. setting. Any of the leading The government .already la exploit­ market YarUdJcs.';. Can usp 1 to. 25 ing tho Victory IJberty I-oan, which thousand. L. Allen Seed Co., San­ will be floated In April. In order that ford. , • . 48-4tp the people mny start saving for the purpose of Inveittng In bondH of the Phone your orders to Shoemaker's Only One Town. Well Called Devil’s Belt. Victory Ibsuc." Tho following brief Previous to ibi> great* war, the only questionnaire should tend to clarify store on Celery avenue for purebred Long Island sound, la New York, was own In the old world ever captured the mind of any reader regarding tbs Rhode island Red eggs for hatching, mown before the revolution, and perty the Flitted Stales was the town of III <10 for 15. Mrs. B. Steele. 4K-2p Victory lAian: inps later, as the Devil's Iteli, ns may Derne, In Tripoli, which was taken by Q The war being over, why Is )e seen on Sautblcr’s map of New in Aiaerleiin force under General York In the Revolution, lr had llell there need of another great popular Wanted Furnished cottage or 'iitott In 1SIVI. rati- ill one end and tin1 nearly as Inwar loan? light housekee|iing rooms in or near A. The proerr’da from the Fourth Sanford. unite •• tiuce at the other. Two children. Address Little Things Cause Sunshine. Loan. Recording In Secretary of the Box A. Herald • tT-ltlp The sunshine of life Is made up of Treasury Olas(i. were exhausted last Paymaster for the Party. Very little hemes that are bright all December, nnd the government intint tile tittle. To give up something, when As an IndnrcmcMt to t Veit, aged four, Wanted- To rent permanently, an have billions more with which to to attend Sunday school foe the first giving up will prevent unhappiness; maintain our forces overseas, bring 8 room house in good location. lime, she was allowed to carry the pen­ to yield, wlii-ii persisting will chafe and the victors home and carry out Its re­ I>. R. Swing. 42-tf nies to be pm Into tile collection en­ fret others; to go a little urtitiud rath­ construction plans. velope. When the etass monitor enme er than come against another; In lake FOR SALE q If llnrle Sam's strongbox Is around the (ember and the re<t of the an III look or a i rusi word quietly, empty, how Is he paying his aflerwar class were very nmcli amused (o hear rather than resent or return it— lln-se expenses? For Sale Two mule Acme nnd her say la her most dignified tones are the ways in which i loads and A This Is being done with money Cutaway Harrows, ^fjootl condition. storms are kept off. and n pleasant “ Here, girls, 1 will pfty the fares." * borrowed from the bankfl nt the rate See M. Fleisher. 49-tfc and steady stllisldlie ' secured.—Alkln. of 600.000,000 every two weeks, short­ term anticipation certificates of Indebt­ Kor|Sale Three burner gas plate, edness being Issued In return. w,th v-vio. 204 French nyrnue. Q As long as the hnnks are ad 48-2tp vanring the money, why not let them continue to do ho? For Salt)—Six rooni|| house and A. Recause In order to continue to small orange grove nt Pnoln. For extend credit to the business Intereata particular*, f t T. Rider, OOfi Park ’ big and tittle of the country the lmnkn avenue,’ city. 48-2tp must get back this money—amounting to 20 per cent of fhelr entire re­ For Sale Kurd truck, $:150.00. sources--When it falls due, as only Good condition II J Gut, Box (hue.ran the prospMiiy we now enjoy 121*. It A t8-2t |i \ t><‘ continued q will the Victory l» a n be ofForJ Sale Registered Dutoc Jersey Vred to the people on a commercial pigs, i lb Curlett, Geneva, Fla. ansls, nr will their ptylrlnllsht akaln bo , * • 48-lte [ Cuminoddy 1 ippealed to? | t»r ices A. Secretary Glass says the pa* For Sale. Wrnnetfy Ditroc pigs riot Ism of tin* American people will from tiesl blended stork. Hi.00 each je relied upon to si tid the loan triune or pair for $10 00. Also a registered jhantly "over the top" R. however, hoar. I year old. [ L. A | Hennud. slit Ic Hindi- partleiilm ly nt I rtielive im tH-Jte In rate of Interest and period of 111O’ Sanford Ili-ighls. 4 F o r S ilv e r t o w n s a r e America’s touring tires. m a They make a rough road • seem omooth. Their p o w erfu l, re s ilie n t cable-cord body, im­ mune to ordinary punc­ tures, has proved its durability in tho rough­ est going. I Gain your Freedom of Tho Seasons with Sil­ vertowns—tho Graceful tires with tho TtWn. fle d Diamonds on tho Gldewall. ’.U B u y Goodrich Tires from a Dealer •>« High Costs A ffect Operation j Greater Revenues Required M I J1I Or Chewing Gum. "Nil, Willie," explnhu-d grmidpti, -fajse teeth nre not stuck with tw>ih paste.'” • LeVel requ ired Jhtrlnrf 1919 option? atna 1915 1914 191) 1910 1917 1918 Pleaunt Old Age. Whnt blvtialnga tire* thine— that the •out having served tin time, so to i]wnk. In (lie enmiJitgiiH nf desire Slid tmldjbtn, rivalry nnd hatred, mid nil .he ptiHxImiH. should, live In Its mvn ImtiglitH nnd. ns tin* expresslmi goes, ihoulil dwell iipnrt. Indeed, If It lin* n store nny of whnt I may cull the ’ood o f study nnd j-!il!nsotdiy. nothing • ’iin -be pleasanter than no old ttge nf leisure.— Kxrtmnge.— 1 1919 Changes in Bell Telephone Rates-1913 to 1918 Compared withChanges inW ages and Prices IN C E 1913 there lias Been a steady increase in the price o f all comI modifies and the products o f industry, which has not been reflected in a corresponding increase in telephone rates. In order to meet the past and present high cost of telephone operation, a revenue in just pro« portion to the expense must be secured. S Tho True Arllat. The nrtlut Is nlwnyx n child In freshjrsfi of feeling; In unworldly delight it tho things whk h do not ttdd to mute’s sstiste. hut which make for Inward toy nnd pence, nml thnt easy possesdon of tho world which brings tho icnso of freedom, tho right to be tints O', and the faith that life Is greater thnn ltn works, nnd n mnn utoro tinjortnnt than Ids toll, A rare, like an ndlvldunl, must get tills cmtseloustiess >f possession before the work of tlio toy becomes liijpenillVu nnd uhsorhlng. -Hamilton W. M- ’ ' Th e reason is simple. T h e cost of telephone operation has steadily advanced both because of the increased cost o f material and the in­ creased living cost o f employes. The consumer has realized the ncces’ Kity o f paying m ore.for. rent, for food, for clothing and for transporta­ tion. Th e telephone industry has been affected by the same conditions which have produced higher prices in all o f the necessities o f life. Between 1913 and 1918, com m odity prices advanced 112 per cent, wages advanced 72 per cent and Bell Telephone rate* the country over ' advanced only 4 per cent Adequate rates are needed if the service is to be maintained efficiently and on a comprehensive scale, 6 0 as to meet the increasing demands o f the public. Scots All Lovera* of Dogs. Scot laud Is n great sheep-growing lountry, yijbit loves the dog; gives him Us due In life nnd reveres film in lentil. At the ensile In Edinburgh here Is u little plot of ground where Um dogs of the Kcidtlsh noldlem ar« mried; It Is u charming spot, nml on nnny little tombstones there nre tenler tributes to departed friends, Iu fruat of Saint Giles cathedral In* tho umo noble city, there la a monument .a a little akyo terrier, end opon It. ,*nr»ed in atone, nn Inscription to rtob^)le, who refused to leave Ute church ford where his master was burled, and Bed upon his grave. This company is operating its telephone property under the direc­ tion o f the Postmaster General for the United States Governm ent and must secure sufficient revenue to cover the‘cost of rendering the service. ■v , SOUTHERN AND BELL TELEGRAPH * * TELEPHONE COMPANY , ;;; the LONG RUB” best i ’ ■ l> r Sab Nancy Hull :ind Porto Itn-o swcit potato draws now ready, *2.00 per 1000. F. O. B. rash with order f ’ ntis Crate Co. I7-8U* For .tittle —Six room bungalow, nlrr.ort new, 4 miles from Sanford on brick road, seven aeres good land, some fruit. Terms or cash. Also some hogs. A bargain. M. E. Smith, R. A,* Box 21H. *47-5tc For|Sa!e—House, 010 Laurel ave­ nue, with one or two lots. Will sell cheap to ‘closi! estate. Write to A. Derby,8 97 Washington avenue, ■Oil City, Ta. * • 4G-7tp For Sale—Sanford Farms 1 and 2 in —Block— Ffr.--- Inquire—of— It.— Er Gamble, 90G Cass Avc., Detroit, Mich. 46-Htp For Sale—Oliver typewriter, $25. Herald office. J 44-tf For Sale— Five passenger Buick car. Perfect condition. x B.' & 0. Garage. ' 44-12tc LO ST Lost— A dark blue wool poplin jacket. Plcafe return to the Herald Office. Suitable reward. 48-2tp m Lost—.One bunch of house keys. About six or eight house keys on ring. Leave at Herald Office. L 4B-2tp — FOR R E N T I Furnished Rooms— By .day, week or month. Every convenience. Over Philip* Drpg Store, corner Pfrk and First street. , Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. 43-tf wammmm •urtty it For Rent— A furnished house for the summer. Apply 901 Laurel avenue. 48-2tp ‘M Optimistic Thought Gold, however abundant, eanoot ren­ der a person truly rich. FOB SALE BT Sales & Service Co- * • -d; M 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, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 18, 1919; <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/79a6f78e2e9817b05624370a12af1845.pdf ff4091260f9a1c8ed1ca596b85348296 PDF Text Text f •✓ • } ■ ••“ T: jj- :■•'•• •’ ' 7 z?y * . jT vV i ' : r - ro f? ••• t / t ■ ■ •■ • * * ' * >< /L *0 ✓ . ■ E * ^ \i\ •4i & T >■ <r -'jJ S A N F O R D • 4 IN. TH E H EART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NO VOTES FOR FLOR­ IDA WOMEN VOUAL t io n S uT f r X'GK f a il s NUMBER 50 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 25. 1919 VOLUME X in RESOLU. h ou se • four v o t e s by upon those who were in'any way di‘-* pendent upon her. Vainly groping after the infinite meanings we cry: Whyi.should so preciouS, so necessary a life be tak­ en? The old, oltl quefltloh which will-nevrtr he answered till the veil of our mortal vision be rent by immor­ tality, and we see, not as now, dark­ ly, hut face to face. Then also, may we behold the htnvenly mansion which perhaps she was called thither thuB early to help prepare for her loved ones. "F or none return from those Spirit shores, Who cross with the boatman cold und pale. We hear the dip of the golden oars. And catch a gleam of. the snowy suit. - : We only know that’ their barques no • more . Shall sail with us o’er life's stormy sea.” * TANK WILL 200,000 VISIT CITY ITALIANS TO WEDNESDAY ADRIATIC FAMOUS TANK THAT WENT FOLLOW DECISION OF PRE* M1ER ORLANDO TO LEAVE THROUGH ST. Ml HI EL DRIVE PARIS CONFERENCE .. WILL BE HERE NEXT WEEK ture of a surprise, was arranged by Miss Ncttye Maines. the color scheme of pink and white being car­ ried out in the decorations, tlowers and In the delicious Ice cream and cake which was served as a part of the refreshments. , The evening was pleasantly spent in contests, games and music. J t being the fifth wedding nrtnfversary, or what is sometimes known as the "tin wedding anniversary" the guests presented Mr. and Mrs. Maines with scvcrnl appropriate gifts of tin and aluminum. • The guesta departed at a late hour wishing their host and hostess many happy returns of the Hay. < They were Mrsars. and Mcsdames Whev­ icts, Hurley nnd Haynes, Miss Macey, Mrs. Philips and Messrs. Har­ ley Maines and Frank Roper. NATIONAL IS AUTHORIZED •*| . -'M 1,*■ ' LONG EXPECTED RE ORGANIZA­ TION OF FORMER DEFENSE BODIES IS NOW UNDER WAY - -'m JttM 5 ') t Washington. April 24.— Recon­ Paris. April 24.—Italian military Sanford will hnvc a chance to see struction of the national guard was . Tallahassee. April 2 3 . - (Special» the famous tank which is touring the forces will occupy that part of Dal­ actually started today when the war _ j ackinR live vqtcs less- than the a A_ I L .. iMtna&Mta o f Ithe Ln Victory \'lrt n ft ' matia and other Adriatic territory state In tthe interests of department, through the Bureau of necessary three-fifths, the resolution named in the pact, of London with Loan. Militia affairs, authorised the or. providing for submission of a consti­ about 100.000 men, It wa* stated to­ Chtnrnmii Lake of the -Seminole ggpizqtion of seven regiments and tutional amendment to give the frnn-. County Committee has received ad­ day by Capt. Poxxi of Premier Orone extra battalion of infantry, one chisc to the women of this state was lundo’s stalf. A, similar force, the squadron of cavalry and . 18 com­ vices that the tank will arrive in defeated in the house this morning. . Ccclllan Programme Sanford on Wednesday at 5 p. m. captain udded. would be sent to the panies of caost artillery. * • The vote was 41 for to 32 against, via auto trailer and truck and will northern region ntad around Fiume. The state of New York wnA au­ An interesting piano recital is hut Mr. Waybright of Duval, who leave on Thursday at 8 u. m. Dur­ thorised to raise four regiments of planned for Cecilian tomorrow (Sat­ had voted against the resolution Separate I 'w e S s j l r s l e i l ing this time the tank will be ex­ infantry, ono squadron of ca va lry----urday) afternoon at 3:30. changed his vote to "N o ” so that he Wilson nulkhcnds Lake Paris. A|fril 24.*—Should the situa­ hibited on First srmf-rrr Sanford. could rail up the resolution again for '— 'X.' S. Wilson has workmen busy The first part of programme will nifd 12 companies of coast artillery. • This- particular tank played ari tion become serious it is rumored. be Bisection* by May. Thrasher, Naw Jersey was authorized to organreconsideration---- Xhio- probably will hulkheading the lake front tin, his Italy might be approached with a ire one regiment of infaqtry and two important part in Die St. Migicl he done tomorrow, und equal sif- beautiful property on Union avenue. Helen Peck. May Holly. , . view to u separate petfee. companies of coast artillery; Ohio frage-.ailvocatea are--hopeful of# conThe hulkheading on the -John drive just before the signing of the iraKU ---» , I llsj U UIIUIvUUI»l|j work .......... ’ The second part will bo given by tyt-o regiments of infantry.and Ore­ armistice in November. Scrgt. D ick-. At Italian headquarters the. an­ ‘ verting a surticicnt-nmnjHX -offtusaoll place next to the Wilson Izctta Stone and Include following gon one battalion of infantry and . .. -. . . _i iL . lintiaii In nnttt t hf* . f t ___ Tlir nouncement wus made the parlia­ itison und Corp. Elliott, two mcq, antis to get the. house to pass the property is about completed. The numbers: ' four companies of coast artillery. resolution. It passed the senate last sea wall was built out a cftjiidernbh.* who drove the tank in that famous ment of Italy wotlld. meet immedi­ Polonaise . Schubert ately upon Premier Orlando’s returtT, These new units are Intended to distance from the natural water line buttle are with it still and will dem-. Digue Rretonne Raehmann week. . ou st rate it in Sanford during its probably in a day or two. I rimary replace state troops, which . undor of the Inke and this has been filled There was more interest displayed Minuet Schubert instructjops ulready have been tele­ sectiorf 01 of the national defense net in the vote this morning on the suf­ in nnd will malje a valuable addition ■stay .with us. Tarnntelle Heller cntinot he legally maintained by the Chairman I.uke stated yesterday graphed U> Rome. •v3 frage BUtnmlssloh resolution than any to the Russell farm. The Wilson Norwegian Dance (Irieg states in times of peace. That sec­ It was reported at Itnlian head­ that tI k work of raising Seminole Mrs Richard Maxwell will give a thing else that has come up -before bulkhead will he un extension of the tion prohibits the maintenance of the house at this session. During the work already done by Mr Russell. County's quota is progressing nicely quarters that Premier Orlando and group of readings. 29 any troops except those prescribed Clen Armando would leave Paris and {.hat there is already subscribed A bout house will be built and n delivery of the speeches for und in the act ' regulars and national against the submission project, it basiu for storm protection w.ill also ami in sight about $100 ,000 , or a ibis evening. Baron Sonninio, the V I Baptist Temple foreign minister and the tillers fol­ guard. , little more than half of our quota. * 1,* accessary for the speaker sev- be provided (fibers to Follow . • The subject for the morning ser­ The seawall on both bulkhead This does not mean, however, that lowing tomorrow. iral times to call for order in the vice at 1 he Baptist Temple on SuitOther authorisations for units are house so the speaker could he heard. projects is made of log?, securely the pare should he slackened for the day will he "W orld Corisciousnoss." expected to follow soon. The states anchored and cemented and will lust liest prospects have already bought King Wlrrfc to Slnnil Fast Hut nothing like tlutt wns neersand the hardest part is to come ’ It Paris, April 24. King Victor Em­ Evening' subject "T h e Cry for first considered were those in which »ary when the roll call was started. for many yeiys to come. anuel has telegraphed Premier Or­ Bread." uill be necessary for each and every conditions were such Hint their gov­ ■M Mr. Wilson ,is now in Pittsburg Absolute quiet reigned everywhere • • lando commending his action und tnone to do bis best on this loan in ernors considered armed forces might in the hull, only the droning of the looking niter the interests of his Preaching at 11:45 and 8:30. ifeHk' he necessary under certain contin­ clerk* as the names were called oil firm in the vegetable line and will he order to keep Seminole in the class histing thill there be «.u recession Sunday school 10:30 and the brief announcements “ aye" away several months, hut Mrs Wil­ in which she has always been of frorti tlie position Italy has taken. F.teryl’ody invited to . these ser- gencies. The state of Pennsylvania, fur instance, reported to the war de­ "i»\. r the top vvery time " Mr l.loyd George, who had a long son will stny “ on the job* during of "no" being heard. Vif'Pit. partment that it possesses nl this ;: conference with Premier Orlando The debate had been spirited on the summer and will look after tin* time a very efllciefit state constabu­ during the forenoon went to Presi­ farm and bulk heading operations m M. E* Easter Service both sides and it whs apparent that Card of Thanks lary and 3.000 ‘atalo troops, suffi­ dent Wilson's residence directly af­ neither side was sure no changes had One of the prettiest Easter »er- terward We wish' to give thanks through cient tn handle any emergency which -l- - m J I ...... ’As ’ lie reached the "Wlfiti your paper, to our many friendsjv been made thereby. The conclusion The Uoyol Neighbors of America ' vi,.c„ ,.v,.r held in Sgnforil was that could be foreseen at_lhls time. 11 apse" he made the remark: " I he the roll call showed 41 in favor of neighbors of Sanford for the beau­ An invitation to the of the Methodist- Sunday school Italians will not leave today." .-Ill I I H I V O " " " was " — extended ^ The' units authorized today must submission and 32 against it. Hotiful floral offering and messages of be in such a state of organization be­ Royal Neighbors of Sanford bythe which was given on Sunday night at fffil There was no explanation of how f ure the, announcement was made-of Royal Neighbors of Orlando to at the church, before an audience that the situation stood beyond the brief sympathy received during the* illness fore’ June 30 as to be eligible for .the result Mr. Waybright of Duval tend a -shoal and entertainment taxed both the auditorium and the r e m a r k quoted. Whether the British and death of our dear wife add recognition if the war department is county changed his vote to. "No, ____________________ TiTi*x(encTi]nancIaTisfdT Tfio organi­ Thursday evening, April 17th. We gilllery nnd which Is said to*be.the premier meant that the entire. Italian, mother. for the purpose of making a motion C. C. Beasley, went in n body, being seven cars largest congregation ever assembled delegation would not go or whether . ■ zation will all be based on a peace „to reconsider. This made the cfClifford Beasley. Ailed to overflowing. District Dep­ in the present church building. . z S status, a campany consisting of fi.i he had succeeded in • inducing Pre­ firial record show the vote to he 40 Coder Jhe direction of Mrs. 1> A. uty, Mrs. Vosehnrt of Tampa being met) as a minimum. • mier Orjundo to reman, was net de­ to 33. m m with us We extended an invitation Kelly, ht.perintendent, of special ser v. l.*|>«-*l Mrs W S Thornton's .mother. "It should he clearly Understood," The Vote .f ? vi.es f i * i the Sunday school a m *'i> to R N' A. "f Orlando to !>*• with Mr Lloyd George's declaration.! Mrs Hunter of Winter Park and the Message sent to t|ie stuto gov­ i i Tii- vote in detail was as lo llio"' at our Class Adoption <d w |M.!U,nful program was carried out R. K. Haley of North ernors said, "that the war depart­ in I'nr Mib mission stdlrage amend­ members. All return* d hum*' more Both the church choir and the however, was constructed as indicat- sister. Mrs. - 1J9 Carolina are spending a few days In ment does not call for the organiza­ ment Itryan, Hunker, Caro, t hav- tlian pleased with the evening s en­ Sunday school choir look part in the ing ut an y rule a slight improvement, Sanford. , < tion o f the national guard at the ,• ous, Dawson, DeGrovc, Dillard, ^ tertainment. musical numbers and the music was in the situation. . present time hut leaves initiation oT Edge. Folks, Fort, Futrh of Aluchun. of a quality seldptn surpassed in en­ its organization with the stuto au­ Kutcli of Lake, Glazier. Grech, Ham­ .Places Blame on W'llaon tertainments of this charurter. thorities, a*hH it is not desired to blin. Hardin. Harris. Jurmon. Keen, Paris. April 24. Vittorio Orlando, Interspersed among the musical untiripntc the action of congress in Kite. Lewis, Marlow. Marshall, Mib -numbers went recitations and read-- i I t a l i a n premier i»sii*'d a lengthy i the formulation of the national mili­ ler. Moore, McKenzie, McLaren, ings which curried out the Easier statement today replying to I'resi- | tary policy, nor is it believed to Ih* ' Perry, Parrish. Roebuck. Scruggs, story Special mention, is du< little .lent Wilson in which the premier desirable. •" undertake the general Stokes. Tilghman, Wade. \\ ntsort. ’ Margaret Cowan who had a very -i.iti-s in h.i many words fliat he is. re-organizotion of the national Whyte. Williams of P*>Jk. prominent pari u. the program and . ..mpelled t» withdraw fmm the | prior to the demobilization of the "-3M Wi1m.ii of Pasco, WniiilrutT <>f Or­ caused much favorable comment by I"i are conference after President W'ilformer national guard units of tho ange. Total 10. the manner in which she carried her ton's qctiiin. which is regarded as u j United States nrmy." Nays Wilder. Brooks. Barber. departure from diplomatic custom, part. • Husto, '.Campbell, Carroll, ( nates, and leaves the Italians no other Prrsbjrlerlan Church Cochran, Corbett, Crews, Deas, Kjh courze. Commencement Becital person,.Ernest, Fowler, Gates, llinc--------- 7 ” ELECTION ON S300.000 BOND Last Sunday was a great day for The annual Commencement week ly, .lone?, Mathis, Mays, Merchant, ONLY ONE MORE WEfcK OF ISSUE FOR MORE GOOD the Presbyterian church. With the Royal Arch Degree ' McCreary, McRae, Ray. Sams,^ ACTUAL WORK BEFORE COM­ piarin recitnl will bo given in High ROADS WILL ' SOON BE AT exception of the time the Home A special convocation of Monrot Small, Strom, Surrency, Tillls, WayMENCEMENT. BIG GRADU­ School auditorium Tuesday evening. Guards were with usv tho largest * - ** A ^ nj 9 HAND Chapter No. 15, R. A. M „ will he i -M®I bright, Wirker, Willlamt of Leon, May 6th nt 8:30. ATING CLASS ‘ congregation that hnd yet assembled The bond" election for 1300,000 Wilson 'o f Gadsden, Woodruff of The assistant talent on this pro­ held on .Tuesday, April 29. in the auditorium was present in the-.The Sanford schools will close on In the afternoon commencing at 3 ; worth of bonds for more hard sur- morning. There was also a fino con­ Sem'nole. Total 33. gram will he . Npt Voting—Gillis/ Hart, Phillips, Friday, May.9th, after a very suc­ Mrs. A. M. Philips soprano, o'clock tho Past Master and* the face rouds will be held on May 13th. gregation present at night to hear , Up to this week there has appar­ cessful year. Hagan. the choir render "T he Triumph" by Mr. Mallory Horne tepor. There Most Excellent [Degrees will lie con­ ently been very little interest In this Notwithstanding the inroads mado ferred. The Royal Arch Degree will Alfred Judson. This was tho moat will also he a Indies* quartette. upon our schools this year by the commence at 7:30. "»««• V T t* ft | in iH l* -T mtistnil nttpmptrd w t i F In Memorlam The small admission o f '10 cents is ............. .. ..nu» which closed the schools for j ne »m«.. ...... — .k. i - . i. . .h .i. .m l thn .Tiff COffipihioiurof Monroe Chap­ till* InV-n 11 >‘ L' artil r.iu M , to mukc by tho Presbyterian choir and the Died at Cal lahan, Florida, _Ajirii imrrfj -weekirr the—work - has - -been1 chHrgrd-forirnignimme - expense*.a at. ‘ er and all visiting Royal Arch M i- uii active campaign throughout the congregation was of one accord in .seats may be reserved in .row« 17th, 19192 M Vs2 C. C. Beaxley of miido up nnd thp c|aMCfl will be able sons are earnestly. and cordially in county in favor of the issue. its praise. • the same price. this city. to graduate as usual. On page 12 of this issue will be vited to attend. There were 209 at Sunday school For reserves phone No. 262. For the Sabbaths of earth she now The graduating class from the At the last convocation the Grand found the first advertisement of the when the record was made and more numbers enjoys tho nover ending Sabbath of High School this year King W. V. Carter surprised th6 Board of Trade in regard to the pro- present too late to he included in the heaven. She waits your coming and twenty-two. This is said to be the The Godward Side of Life Companions with an official visit posed issue of bonds. They will fol­ records. Four people Joined the watches near the gate. And remem­ largest c|ass of High School gradu­ Amid the rush of business and and waa so Impressed by tho splen­ low this with other pointed state­ church on profession of faith, mak­ ber that morning is not far off when ates in the history of Sanford. taken up with tho affaire which de­ did work »of Monroe Chapter that ments from time to time and expect ing 13 in the paat two weeks, and T the loyo of Christ shall bid thee in ­ The following general program has mand so much thought and effort another visit will be made during to conduct public meetings in 'dif­ othere haw already expressed their ter in and to share with her un­ been announced: during the six days of the week, the the summer, when the Grand King ferent places throughout the county purpose of coming next Sunday. ending, unalloyed joy. Sunday Evening, May 4th, 8:30 value of the First Day as one for will be accompanied by representa­ in hehslf of the issue, announcement The contract for finishing the Her sweet face made sunshine in o'clock, Commencement Sermon, of which will be made later. rest and adjustment of life to the tives ”of other Chapters. Sunday school building haa been let a shady place. If strangers felt the Rev. Dr. E. D. Brownlee. reslities of .God is apparent to every The Grand King gave a splendid The general sentiment throughout charm of her. rare courtesy and Joy­ to Mr. S. O. Shfnholser and Mr. Tuesday Evening, May 6 th, Re­ thoughtful, intelligent person. But talk, teaching that the fundamental the county seems to be strongly in ous, sunny temperament,- how much there must he a Godward aide for principle underlying the Masonic favor of issuing the bonds and it iq Jack Collins. And work will begin cital by Mrs. Munson’s Music Pu­ A more so the members of her house­ the every day of life, or—hut this is Fraternity ia a belief in the existence believed by those who are in posi­ in a few days. * * • pils. . . • hold upon whom she lavished all tho the subject at the Congregational of God, the brotherhood of man, and tion to know that the election will Sunday school 10:30 a. m. Wednesday .Evening, May 7th, sweet earhestness and careful culture church Sunday morning. President the immortality of tile human soul. carry by a .very large majority. Preaching 11:46 a. m. of her mind and nature. Strong and Graduating Exercises Eighth Grade. Ward, who has just taken charge At is IB upon UJK'li this broad and universal ’ ------ However, as is well ...... ^ • bonds .......... known, ‘ 1 Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. m. Thursday Evening, May 8 th, Ju­ again of Rollins College, recently It potent was the influence of this lov­ basis that the great Masonic edifice gcu t„ much better advantage if the (tffl Preaching 8:30 p. tn. * ing heart which gave of its gifts so nior-Senior Reception. told a story about a most remark­ has laid its foundations and upon election authorising the issue is car­ X , The session meets at close of each generously. The spirit of her love Friday Afternoon, May 9th, 5 able providence in the history of the its altars burn the lights of liberty, ried by a good big majority and this service for thA reception of mem­ n « 9 was not weakness but strength. o’clock, Class Day Exercises. institution. It will be used as an equality, Justice Xnd truth. Is one of the reasons for the Board bers. . Gently, almost unconsciously, it co­ . ■ Friday Evening. May 9th, Grad­ illustration in the message mention­ • of Trade taking an active part in • ✓ -----------------------r* erced thoae coming in contact with uating Exercises Senior (^lass. ed. Eleven o’clock. . • the matter. - • .* • • It, to strive for if not to attain the Storea Close Thursday Celebrate Wedding Anniversary The Odd Fellowa are ta attend the All evening exercises will begin at realisation ef her high ideal. . Tbe issuq if voted will amount to Mr. and Mra. Schelle Maines ce!»The Herald la requested to an8:30 o'clock. ‘ . ' • evening service in ii body, it being 1300,000 and will bujld several Her life waa gentle, but like the meir annua, .u v . , brated their fifth we'dding annivertheir annual local Sunday cohvoca Bounce that the atoree. of the city Mill watera it waa deep. In her tion. Special Special scats scata w'ill will be reserved sary on Monday evening by enter­ stretches of road, the plans of the will clofe on Thursdays at noon dur­ Mr anrl Mri. D Letch. Mr. and ’ tlon. be reservec-------------------------. . a (Ml _ * _ I_I_ _ _ Ini i m a t * I mrlaa. ’ heart of -hearts she carried those she Mrs F-ank Lewis and Mr. and. M re.. for them and thoir friends., The ser-, tainlng a few Intimate friends at new roads are to be found in the loved, and her hand.: was never hand pleasant” 7 t !he rnon will bv be Mr. givenBrower, by Mr.their Brower.'their, home on avenue. Magnolia avenue. Regular legal notice in this issue of ing the summer months, beginning ' « i * . ___ kt - _i____ mnndky will eiven home* on Magnolia May l i t . weary, I Eight o'clock. You , 1. Invited.' | .T h e which w m In the n i- tb« H«rald. . late ring 3 1 tfi uL m2 ill T i mm * -- . ■ *• * *. ‘ • », • . * •- . , . * • « • *-- •- ' • 7 .*. j ■I •ii • BOND ELEC­ TION WILL BE MAY 13TH SCHOOLS OF CITY CLOSE ON MAY 9TH , li ‘»-i ••' * j-- : ••* JW ; -HT* t >>. i �N o exceptions to our . guarantee * Y ou ca n *’• always return . a n y ­ •. - f- thing y o u buy at this store if it isn ’ t absolutely satisfactory to you . we I f we m a d e e x cep tion s, c o u ld n ’ t guarantee “ c o m ­ plete” satisfaction ; we dont w ant y o u to have any oth er h in d G ood clothes require all-wool fabrics If y o u w ant cloth es that stay stylish, that, f i t , . that w ear lo n g and lo o k right alw ays—an d w h o - d o c s n l t j a i n t these things—y o u m u st have, a ll-w ool fabrics. Y o u ’ ll get them here; the best o f th em ;.guaranteed. H art S ch a ffC^>pl(Lt 1919 I Lift S. Lafiner & Mars Ccvrrltbt 1919 H u t Schilfou & U u l ner 8c M arx use n o oth er hind. Our spring style show begins tomorrow • This spring there are many interesting style changes. N ow that the war is over men and young men are thinking about style, so it’s pnly natural that there should be many new developments. . They are all here; in suits; shoes, hats, shirts— and ev eryth in g else that wear. men Eyerything is as high in quality as we can get it and as low in price as we can make it. Y ou ’re invited to com e and “ see for yourself.” The Hart Schaffner & Marx features Waist-seam suits and over­ coats; they’re the latest ideas; very military; full-chested; trim-waisted; in singlo and double-breasted models with any number of Stylish varia­ tions. Every young man should see them The Varsity suits for spring; for the men and young men * who like the plain sacks but want them very—stylish with an K,air” about them. New lapels p o c k e t s , fronts; l i n e s a l l a n * new the way through . Everything Men and Boys Hard-to-fit men; that’s our specialty >ve have models for stout men; very tall, slender men: very short, stocky menj_ every figure is provided for and the fit is guaranteed. Try it; for greater clothes satisfac­ tion and money saved Wear The home of H a r f SchafTneY& Marx clothes . - tjl* . **• �THE SANFORD tlERALD APRIL 25. l Juita table* poo nful o f GRAND* M A , the wonderful powdered soap In the water'. That takes the place o f all the chipping, slicing and rubbing that you do now whenever, you wash or clean. And you save soap, y o u know just how much to use. Isn't it simple? What woman would put t{P with the fuu and bother of bar soap.lying around and wasting •way, when the can now have this Try this Powdered Soap Today! Grandma’s Powdered Soap Saves TIM E—Saves W O R K —Saves SOAP •We realize that to secure the steady and profitable patronage of the best dresspd men of this locality, we must.conduct a store >vith ONE price. It makes no difference to us what your walk in life may be,-whether you are a Banker, Farmer, Clerk, Rail Road Man, Salesman, Merchant, or Doctor, we have that same price for all, and that price is a REASONABLE one. Furthermore; if you ask us to accommodate you with credit and we agree to carry your account for you, we give you that same price and WE D O N ’T, CHARGE YOU ONE CE N T E X T R A FOR TH E ACCO M M OD ATIO N Your Grocer. Has It! . COUNTY H A P P E N IN G S ROVS CLOTHING A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COliN* TY— EFFICIENT REPORTER^ FOR THE HERALD "" BAST. SANFORD Moore’s Station cliurcb was filled 'Sunday evening for the Faster ser­ vice nf songs ami recitations'which were nicely given. Rev. J. It. Allen ot Enterprise opened and closed the mrrvice with prayer and also preach*' cd In the afternoon. J., F. McClelland was a delegate at the I. O. Q. F. convention in Jacksonville' Inst week. Miss Annie Cameron came home from Stetson University for the Faster vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Celery avenue were presented with a colo­ nial style Pathe music cabinet by their daughters as a delightful sur­ prise on Faster day. S. M. Schwartz of Marquette av­ enue left last week for Chicago for the summer. DUVAL HOTEL JAI KMONVI1.I.K. H O I U 1 M 100 lloyiqa. 50 Ilslhn Ofipnahf paiinfflrr. All m m lf in Imprnti rnfnla, flrta lo r, Irlrphnnr i r f t l f f llm plthuul bith, II and up, *llh hath It Ml pr prraon. W. H. lONRN, M|r. Atlantic Hotel JACKHONVII.I.K. n . O l t l l l A Hap anti llogan Nlrrrt* All railroad i k k r l offlrr i tn bulldinf, c e n ­ ter o f rt r r jlh ln g . All modrrn Improi rmenln. Tirol d i n In r i f f y parllrular. Italr*. one S^raon*. tl.QU-ia AI-AOr Ip tfiron f, 17,00 to 2.^0. $3 00. Hath 1 1.50, 12.00, l « u proplr 92.30 K. I’ ll IN K PKAICCH. Prop WAVERLY -HOTEI io N M ii.i: iiii» a l.urnpran Plan anti cnld running » alrf In rarh ruum .Single f| and up. Iluulilr 91.30 u| lluurn nnd tialh 12.00 and up, W rrklr ; Slnglr 97* l« 19# Weekly D ouble: 99 lu 912. earl o f theatre and ahopplng dUlflrt Main Ac kA dam a Hlrerla Mr. Knmble o f Cincinnati. O,., was a business visitor at D. L. Long's of Reardnll avt'nue 4recently. Several, member* - of the MrDougul, Weeks and blowers families drove to Coronado Reach last Thursday on- a fishing trlrrh7Ttf, Mi<bfl' fine time. „ . . * I). it. Brinson is beautifying l.i* Mrs. II. II. Pattishall and her Celery avenue home with new wli'te Sunday'■school class attended .servicer paint. al the Methodist church in Sanford Mrs. Tina Warren .Beaty sit up a last Sunday, short time Faster *day for the first J. M. Chaffer and R. Franklin are time during her four months' illness. the latest owners of new carji in She is so very thankful for all the Geneva. kiml deeds and gifts received during Mrs. Bessie Hart. Mrs. Foster, her long illness Miss Elizabeth Stones and Mr. The Southern Bell Telephone & Franklin were visitors to Oviedo Telegraph Co. are putting up nc\v Tuesday evening. poles throughout Hast Sanford. Dr. C. J. Marshall of Sanford Mr. and Mrs. C K. Chorpening of made a professional call in Geneva Moore's Station celelirated their 2filli last Tuesday. wedding anniversary hy going on a Mrs. J. A. Worthy left for Amer­ fishing trip icas, Ga.. last Tuesday after spend­ G. 1L. Bledsoe of Celery avenue. ing the past winter here with her C K War<l of Cameron avenue are daughter, Mrs. V. T. Peters who ac­ driving fine new ears. Mr. and Mrs. companied her ns far as Sanford. W. A. Knight and young people are enjoying their recently purchased Mrs. Grant of Georgia is visiting Ford. her brother, F N. Sutton. All of the rattle owners are dip­ ping" their stock this week. Two WEST GENEVA AVENUE dipping vats have been placed in We are having fine weather now. Hast Sanford. Everything in the field is looking Quite' a- variety ‘of vegetables are fine. now being shipped: Ciicutnbers, snap Mr. and Mrs. Will Uohinson’s beans, tomatoes, crookneek and eoco- little grandson has been very 'sick Zilla si|iiush. Irish potatoes ami green this week but i> now on the mend top rVlery <1 (' ( ' ha niberlam be­ again gan lulling his fine im p of green Mrs Jim Abbott and little cliil- 106 NEW ST. JAMES HOTEL Jacksonville. Florid* 11nr Ilull Ills,rk fmtn Haiti! - I’nnrrrla In llmimlng 1'nrk 4«a Ju)u»«m! Murtnw Hi* 11<<t and Cold Running'M liter in Every Room Steam Ileal SPECIAL RATES FOR A PIUI. No needles to change 1--------- ----- $ mini *r a-1** * i ■’/>' - C p=—==={3 ART MODEL mistake a peacock for a night­ ingale or an ordinary talking machine for a jeweled Pathe. Listen to the Pathe with the Sapphire Ball and all-wood vL din ’tone chamber. You hear every note every word clear­ ly, distinctly, n o scratching metallic sounds. You cannot help being impressed with the Pathe superiority in tone when you buy with your ears. Your eyes will see the tiny (lintid-polishcd) Sapphire Hall gliding smoothly round and round without wearing or cut­ ting the groove. Sco it rubbed across the record —children often do this—with­ out hurting it. And remember no needles to change. Even if you buy with your eyes —$ou will see many advantag­ es in the Pathe Instrument not found in the ordinary talking machine. Come to our store and hear the tone of an instrument as clenr ns the song of n nightingale, in a cabinet as big nnd beautiful as a peacock. The Pathe Plays all Makes of R ecord s J. D. DAVISON, Manager EAST , FIRST STREET, . SANFORD, Miss Olive Dinkel, Miss Gladys Craig and J. E. Phipps. Mr. Williams, the Jacksonville agent for the four wheel drive truck was in town on Saturday. \tm .. Galloway of Sanford was in town Thursday to appoint a com-, mittee to solicit for the Liberty Loan. Rev. Milton held service in the Baptist .church Sunday. Ed. Ilalley of Ttrnfpa spent Sun­ day with* his sisters, Mrs. W. S. Fntzpiinger and Miss Ilalley. O V IE D O John Sullivan of Ff. Dade spent a few days this week with his mother and sister, Mrs. Joe Leinhart and Miss Gladys Leinhart Dr and Mrs. Hopkins of Arkansas are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark. Mrs, G. W. Bnrwick spent Satur­ day at Apopka. SluC was accom­ panied home by her sister, Miss Lola Mae Moore, who spent Stinday in Oviedo. Mr's I. It Mitchell left fur Moluli', Ala , Saturday, being summoned •lieii are spending a few days with Mrs. Simmie Harrison is visiting their brother, Mr. Will Robinson. Mrs. Gene Jones. A Vietory Loan Meeting was held Mrs. J. E. Vaughn is on the sick at the -office of the Swope Land Co. list this week. \ Monday night. The meeting was The cattle dipping is going on and well attended nnd all but fourteen it is the best thing that was ever hundred dollars of Oviedo's quota invented for cattle. IVlqile were was subscribed. The necessary afraid it would kill tin' rattle hut it amount will be raised b> the c o m i« the saving of them. It -.lire kills III) Itee SO ||al Oviedo will lie liver the licks the.top” by the end of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Nicola made a pop On Tuesday night the people of call on Mrs. Vaughn Sunday afterOviedo were given the opportunity of enjoying u most delightful concert It seems like, the good old summer by Mrs. Tnkarh and Mrs. Frye of duy has come at last and we should Sanford at the club house nnd under all lie glad to think winter has passed the auspices of the Woman's Club. away. • 1 Mrs. Tukaeh has a splendid voice People are very busy picking and and her well selected program was shipping green beans and they are delightfully rendered. Mrs. Frye's bringing n fine price. readings were also very much en­ There Is nothing like having it joyed. At the close of the program refreshments of chicken salad, olives, good home garden. , crackers and iced tea- were served l think the strawbe.rry business hy the club women and a social half has about played out. They haven’ t hour was' enjoyed. Few towns the been much of a profit this year. sizo of Oviedo can boast of a 'W om ­ The" birds get more licrrins than an's Club that is more active or does we gft but wc have to feed them to mord for the com m unity. than the have them sing for us. . Oviedo Woman’s Club and to say any undertaking is under the man­ LONG WOOD PICK-UPS agement of this organization is • Miss Nuncy Hartley and Carlis Hartley nnd family spent the week­ end with Mr. and', Mrs. L. J. HartW. S. Entzminger spent Sunday with his family. Miss Olivo Dinkel and Miss Glad­ ys Craig of Orlando spent the week end the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. Mrs. C. L. Morton of Orlando, was the guest of Mrs. Searcy last Wed­ nesday nnd Thursday. Mrs. Paul Hardaway went nut to Oakland for the week end. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels. Mrs. J. S. Dinke^went up to Jack­ sonville on Tuesday and while there will be the guest of her daughter, Mm. H. R. Chapman. Mr. Grist was in Orlando on Sat­ urday. Thoao to enjoy a picnic supper and a swim in the popular swim­ ming pool at Palm Springs on Sat­ urday afternoon were Mm. Dinkel, FLORIDA clothing. Wc now have iiT stock, neat little suits for the boys in wooleas and serges atveiy attractive prices. We also carry furnishings for the boy. Ask to see them. * B U ILD ER S S U P P L IE S LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE WE TAKE LI It fillTY BONDS AT PAR RIDE A BICYCLE; GET SOM E PEP. Forget That SANFORI) Spring-T im e CYCLE IMione '251-W - ■'H E Feeling COMPANY 115 Park Avc. Success of Dainty Bakings or a Substantial nner is assured RISING SUN by the FLOUR v/7///m : AWWWWV On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates You Can Bay From Ua at Wholesale Prices W.A.HerrjdayCompaiy WE HAVE FOUND IT! DAISY TILE A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious Iq Water. Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same material adopted by the Government lo Nitric and Picric Add testa in the construction of ila Immense add p Our supply la limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stock in yards and 28.000 ready for shipment. MAHONEY f �PAGE: THREE “ A. Feed For Every Need” SCRATCH roceries, Fertilizer, ( rates of all kinds, carloads a special! Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants THEY CARRY EVERYTHING . 201 West First Street CATES CR ATE i SPRAY FOR ANTHRACNOSE GROCERIES and FEED of. ALL KINDS— W E Have THEM PHONE 166 No. 1 Irish Potatoes, peck Charleston, April 16th. It was with a feeling of delight that the *dre ca llin g ^ e to Charles­ ton was received df^Sanford * even while 1 was making preparation to go to. Hoboken to take ship. Old Charleston, the city rich in tradi­ tions and the-lore and the lure of the old south held much for me and the realization has been more than the anticipation for nothing had been moved at my coming —in fact noth­ ing has been moved here since the Revolutionary War and yet I would tot have had it otherwise for the world. But I would like to warn mv friends who have noVer seen Charleston that they had better see it soon, for Charleston is feeling the impetus of the post war activities and with her natural harbor safe in­ land as it is and already recognized by tin- government ns one of the finest on the eastern seaboard anil with ^tlu- wonderful improvements being made here by the government in tin- way of piers and transporta­ tion facilities' the old Charleston will toon give way to the new and many of the old landmarks will give way to the skyscrapers and modern buildings. Sitting at my window ns I write this letter I can see the old buildings rich in southern romance, the steeple of St. Michaeles, the old Charleston Hotel with its beautiful Ionic columns and many other build­ ings of' ancient and yet patrician lineage. Buildings with cracks in them that probably bespeak the earthquake 'and one of them that housed what was probably the first department store in America doing husiness upon a large scale ns early as 1830. Charleston was a great eitv in antebellum days and Charleston is destined to be a great city in the next ten years and bringing the transports here is doing much for the city at the present tinfe, jiving thou­ sands of soldiers and sailors the op­ portunity of seeing the natural ad­ vantages of this great port and n chance to get in the game early and grow up with the town as it were. And with the true southern hospital­ ity the people of Charleston -are treating the soldiers and sailors and the transport men to all that heart rohld wish for and for one time the Y. M. C. A. transport secretary is recognized as one who is entitled to some consideration arid comes in for hiB share of praise for work well done. As the transport secretary of the Martha Washington l had the privilege of attending two dances and entertainments arrangcil for the crew of this ship and they were some affairs, one of thorn at the fine new Y. M. C. A. quarters at *the pier and one of them at the It. t| Circle or Qoiqimmity Club tn the city ami while we do not know whether we shall land here again or not it would suit me all right giving SCHELLE M AINES me a chance to get home for a few LAWYER days and also the privilege of bring­ ing home the southern boys, many of orn ce IN TIIK COURT IIOUtiE them from Florida. At the present SANFORD FLORIDA time I nin only temporarily on this ship as the regular secretary wanted a thirty day leave to visit his home niOMAS EMMET WILSON in California and -as we are under e. h Ir g u s o n m m siii orders we never know whether wo shall sail from Hoboken, Newport News, Boston, Philadelphia. Charles­ LAW YERS ton or some other seaport and our Sanford . Florida port of taking troops is not known until wc sail, so this game is prob­ lematical. ington, are in the state directing control operations of this and other diseases, and interested growers may secure the services of these men by As 8 result of 8 conference-of path addressing ‘ them, Agricultural Ex­ ologfsts of the Ilureau of Plant In­ periment Station, Gainesville, Fla.' dustry, Department of Agriculture and of the Florida Experiment Sta­ -■ Musical Entertainment tion, the following recommendations On next Tuesday evening at 8:30 are given for control of watermelon there will be a musical entertain­ anthracnose: ment by Mr. Mallory Horne, Jr., it Thorough application of jiorijeaux the Woman's Club building under mixture will prevent the spread of the auspices of the "Gleaners" of anthracnose, downy mildew, and the Presbyterian Sunday school. Ad­ mt^y to a certain extent control My- mission of 25 cents will be charged. cosphaerella Hlight. The-control of This will he ap entertainment of these diseases means an increased yield, and a better quality of fruit. exceptional merit and the music The following schedules are. advised: loving people of- the community will miss a rare treat if fhey fnil to at­ .1, Spray for the first time when tend. The prugram follows: the vines begin to run. * Mallory Horne, Jr., tenor. 2 . J h a second spraying should he Mrs. R. R. Deas, accompanist given.when the plants have develop­ ed a gdod system-of runners. • 3,‘ The third spraying shoultl given about three weeks before "ma­ turity. t| fF , * . 4. The fourth spraying should be given about one week before ma­ (a) Until Saunderson turity.fb) A Dream Song Saunderson — For aphids, add to bordeaux mix­ (c)Corisunde, ture iilack Leaf 40 at the rnte of H pint to 100 gallons to- the first Arditi application. In case the disease appears in the field, and the regular schedule has not been used, the following emergency rnensureH are recommended: If an infected plant is found, the field should he sprayed immediately. This r-prajiiig should he repeated about ten days later. If weather conditions (ire still favorable for de­ velopment of the disease, a third spraying two weeks later may. be necessary. Optimistic ThouQhL G. D. Tucker and M. L. Bran of 't-lies rt-re n disgrace to him who the Bureau oP Plant Industry, Wash- tintl> klitcHinOn In want. S ta n d s fo r SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF (IDEAL Fireless COOKERS— See our Window Display Hill Hardware Co A 25c Want .Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You BUSINESS CARDS IC E -C O L D bottle -O R A N G E -C R U S H parched palates. Wilson & Hoasbolder Dr. C. J. Marshall Met my old friend J. E. V. Jervey today and he will “take me ridjng and as this will he interesting to Telephone 291 homo folks will try and tell about OfficeH i?: 1 0 1 2 a.m. & 2 -4 p.m Charleston'trucking in another let­ ter. Mr. Jervey lives here and D R . E . M , D O W L I N G spends about five months of the year in the commission business of ship­ VETERINARIAN ping vegetables coming here every ■ (tJRADUATK) year after the Sanford season is Treats sciontjfically—diseases over. of all domestic animals Office 309 Park Avenue Calls in Sanford and vicinity promptly answered. Phone 389 M elrose House O R L A N D O ; F L O R ID A A C T Q U ICK LY —.... • ... luimirnun, .uo i uniiuiu , Ve’>Sanford, says: "I was in bad shape »om kidney com paint some few years, >Kf> , "b en I swept the floor sharp pains ^ught me across my kidney’s and nearly Urnye me wild- I was so nervous I wouldn’t stand still any length of time , 71y -biweys didn't act as they •nould. Specks floated before my eyes •rid blurred my sight. Uearng of Doan’a Kidney Pills I got “ a box and they fo u g h t speedy relief. Three boxes rid of this trouble and I rt-commend ‘ Hem at every opportunity." , ~ A .P rice 60c,. at all dealers. Don't simply, for * kidney remedy—get Doan s Kdney Pills—the same that Mrs. Tomn « n. •Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrt., I would like to tell about many other places of Interest here, among them the beautiful Magnolia Gar­ dens ^vhcre there is a riot of roses and southern flowers and plants and trees but I have not the time and the Herald- has not the space but will wrhe something later if I do not have to go on board the ship in the meantime. The Martha Washing­ ton will sail with a Red Cross man, K. of C., Jewiah Welfare and my­ self, and we are a happy family all working for the boys and trying to make them comfortable. In con­ junction with ua is Chaplaih Wood­ ward, a North Carolina man who is one of the finest I have ever met and it is a safe bet that the sailors on the ship and the soldiers coming homo wili get everything possible in the way of attention and amusement and I am glad indeed to be in this great work of aervice to the boya of the army and navy. My thoughts are ever with Sanford and her people and I expect to be hpme in the early fall to take part in .the work of mak­ ing a greater and better Sanford. R. J. Holly. Orange-Crush has captured the true fruit flav or of;th c rich, ripe orange an d added a carbonated p iq u a n cy w hich makes a drink irresistibly delicious. R u d d y-h u ed; a g l o w with vitality, Orange-Crush brings bubbling health to every m em b er o f the fam ily. * S ip Orange-Crush slow ly . L et its full natures finest fruit beverage :s sparkling s a t i s f a c t i o n ’ to fresh flavor delight the taste. Its pure charged cooln ess will allay you r thirst co m p le te ly . . * , * , * Serve Orange-Crush Ice-Cold Orange-Crush sh ou ld be served ice -c o ld — fo r then it has the breezy brightness, the satisfying sparkle o f champagne. We bottle Orange - Crush u nder strictly sanitary c o n d itio n s and p erson ­ ally vouch, fo r its purity. A case in the h o n fe will bring jo y to every m em b er o f . . hy the Bottle . SANFORD COCA-COLA SANFORD, COMPANY FLORIDA �E . H . K ilb e e a n d c a r r ie d , It la r e c o m ­ SCRIPPS BOOTH C A R S ■ • * Hood— Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes R EPAIR W ORK OF A LL K IN D S FORDS A S P E C I A L T Y M O BILO ILS andG A SO LIN E ACCESSORIES shed and Delivered— We Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE NO. 41 Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by O. P. Swope an d carried, the matter of irregularities in the report of It. U. Roberts, Mnrk & Hrntid (Continued from Last Issue) Inspector be referred to Attorney Schelie Maincs for UkVi*stigation and He it Enacted by the LegtxlataHTv t rpprnt the State of Florida: mended to -.th e atate comptroller that he allowr th e red emptb) IT of'cer­ tain lands In Section 8 , T p . 20 S., It. 30 E., also certain property In Longwood, at the face value of the certificates, plus clerk’ s fees. Comhiittee of O, P. Swope, and C. W. Entzmiager here reported of a tractor by the county, and on motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by E. I!. Kilbee, and carried, the above report is accepted and committee discharged. * Motion of 0 . P. Swope, seconded by E. H. Kilbee and carried, the fol­ lowing men are hereby appointed county livestock inspectors for Sem­ inole county: D. II. Hooker, D. B. Hart and A . ^ . Moran. Motion of C. Wv Entzmingrr, sec­ onded by Iif P. Hagan' and carried the county convict guard's salary is hereby raised to $50.00 per .month. Motion of C. W. Entzrningcr, sec­ onded by L. -P. Hagan and carried, clerk Is instructed to notify A. C. L. K. It. Co. to put in crossing for new road opened irv*Longwood. The following resolution was offer­ ed by L. P. Hagan and seconded by O. P. Swope and adopted: Whereas, Seminole county lias bonded it! thv past for the sum of $460,000.00, for th e purpose of con­ structing good brick' highways, and Whereas, Seminole county is now calling an election for another bond issue of $300,000.00 to further ex­ tend the brick highways in said county, and Whereas, That part of the brick highway which has been designated as state roud No. 3, from Volusia county drawbridge to Robinson Springs, n distance of 1 miles is In .bad condition, He it resolved that we, the county commissioners of Seminole county, in session held this 8 th day pf April, A. D. 1019. do petition the stale highway commission to appropriate the sum necessary to make a good brick highway connecting the link between V.ilusia and Orange cinin- 'Section 1. That the Iboard of noun* '*V ‘L- 1 - **aga ly commissioners of Seminole coun- >Krmtinn of E. ty, Florida, be-and-it is hdreby au- Br®nd inspecti tltorized antj .em powered'"TO i*suo Motion of C ‘to’ time county scritit o r l om]ed by E. I time warrants in such denominn- o . p. Swope :i tions as the board may deem ndvis- requested to tr able not to exceed the sum of Ten Sanford to Nr Thousand Dollars, and to bear inn state road terest si a rate not to exceed six per pnrtment centum per annum, , ,. . • ’ maturing in such, Motion of, 1 amounts and at such times, not t o 1. ,, ..... . . . . by r.. H .-Kilbc exceed live years, as the board of I in, tnirlpil to county commissioners imiv deter-1. , , bond fund. ;•«' mine. i j son, in (he sun filed. ( Sec. 2. That the moneys derived j he applied as Warrants paid during the on om the issue and sale of said script road bond suit of March u.-rj- ordered cancelled or time warrants shall lie used ex­ The following hills us an E. A. Douglass appeared liefore clusively for (lie purpose of and in the board in reference to redemption -the clerk and approved connection with the purchase and of taxes by K. N. Sutton, ami on board were ordered paid: construction of a county court house motion of E. H. Kilbee, seconded by General Fund W Enl/rninger and carried, il is M F llobiii'ton recommended to ihe state comp­ E A Douglass troller that he allow redemption of Dr 'J. T. Denton IK acres off the south side of N E 1, .1 J. Dickinson of N E 3« of Section IK. Tp. 20 S., Frank Harris Sec t That this act shall take ef­ It 32 H , lit the fiat sum of $ 1.00 If. (', DuHo.se fect immediately upon its passage per acre, |dus clerk's fees, j Mrs. L. C. (ilissop L. W. MeLaih ' ^ F ln * & Forfeiture Fund Schelie Maine*................... David Speer.................. ........... E. F. Housholdcr.... *..... ......... E. E. Brady ................ E. E. Brady..... .................... _ . Sanford Steam Laundry___... James J e n k i n s ................. E. A. Douglass ...................... Geo. S. O. S. O. S. O. S. O. Building Fund Fox, Agent Shinholser Shinholser Shinholser Shinholser There being no further business the board stands adjourned tn meet again.at their next regular-meeting Celery Bleaching Paper Cypress Lumber SEEDS Bean, Sweefcorn, Pepper, Tomato, Cucumber. „ ■ ». INSECTICIDES Bluestone, Arsenate Lead, Paris Green, Lime-Sulphur. Crate Material, ffails. CHASE & CO. - SANFORD, FLA KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN FARM ERS—B UYERS—ATTENTION! Sales At The Following Camps: Camp W heeler Camp Wadsworth Macon, G a. Spartanburg, S. C, April 2 5 April 28 400 Cavalry Horsea, 750 Artillery Ilorees, 350 Draft Mules, For information write Lt. Col. II. C. L Jones/ Remount Depot, Camp Wheeler, Macon, Ga. 400 Cavalry Horses, 900 Artillery ’ Horses, 150 Draft Mules. For Information write Capt. I\ S. Burdett, (J. M. £ . , Itcmount Depot, Camp Wadsworth,- Spartanburg, S. C. Camp Hancock Camp Sevier and approval by the governor, or E. A. 'Douglass appeared before W. ('. Williamson upon its becoming a law without llie hoard hi reference to redemption So. Hell Tel. St Tel. Co mV h approval. of taxes of A. E. Sjohlom, and on So,. Utilities C o . „ ____ Geo. Fox, Agent North Western Mfg, Co E. A. Douglass W Ir«i (T Watson fl Si W. .11. Drew Co Elliot t - Fisher Co. i .Augusta, G a. L. It Philips St I'li Greenville, S. C. C. M..Derry Chipman Chem. Eng. Co Cates Crate Co....... * Herald Printing Co 300 Cavalry Horses, 450 Artillery 575 Cavalry Horses, 550 Artillery W. S. Hand Horses. 75 Draft Mules. Horses, 350 Draft Mules. Hower A KniirnfUal For information write Mnjor T. E For information write Capt. Oliver L Hill lldw. Co Price. Remount Depot. 308 Overmeyer, Q. M. C.t Remount A. Vaughan Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. Depot, Camp Sevier, Greenville, S. C. A. Vaughan Ford cars are more useful today than S F Dnndm-y Itobi tW-' Lord ever before; a necessity in village, town, W. C. Williamson 84.45 city and country; the utility of farmer, Celery Ave. Store 1:13.90 merchant, manufacture!*, architect, en­ K. E. Brady .7.68 j * * .* ■ ■ I no. D. Jinkins ... . 751.20 gineer, contractor, salesman, doctor, Atlanta, G a. - North Charleston, S. C. The Sanford Press 12^)0 clergyman; a profitable factor in tlie Geo. D. Hart 62.60 K. E. Hrady 8.20 life of the nation. Runabout, $500; Dr. J. T.' Denton _ • 4.00 Touring Car, $525; One Ton Truck Dr. J. N. Robson 4.00 30 Cavalry Horses, 350 Artillery 177 Artlltery Horses, 330 Cavalry Chassis, $550; Coupe, $(io(); Sedan, E. F. Housholdcr 4 4.00 Horses, 250 Draft Mules. Horses, 160 Draft Mules. Roy ’[’illis 1.00 $775 these prices f.,o; b. Detroit. We For information write Major Albert For infornfation write Lieut. L. I>. David Speer 1.00 Kalb,, Q. M. C.. Embarkation Evans, Q. M. C.f Remount' Depot, No. 316 can get hut a limited quantity. Please Mrs'. E. M. Galloway 12.50 Depot, No. Charleston, S. C. * Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga. J. J. Dickinson 100.00 give us your order at once as first come L. P. Hagiln 8.00 will get first delivery. ^ L. A. Hrumley 8 .SO E. H. Kilbee . .12.80 C. W. EnLaminger 12 .OP O. P. Swope ... 14.80 April 26— Camp McArthur, Waco, Texaa. May 1—Camp. Fun Head and llridge Fund April 2fl— Camp Upton, Yaphank, Long laland, May 1^-Camp She C. F. WILLIAMS EDWAR HIGGINS N. Y. ' May 2—Camp Dev A. E. Mitchell April 2S-^-Camp .Dodge, DeaMolnei, U. May 6— Camp She Agent Sales man Allen Allman April 26— Camp Travla, San Antonio, Texas. May 7—Camp Tayl April 30—Camp Dlx, Wrlghtatown, N, J, L. J. Hunter J. W. Flynt For- further Information write Commanding Off! car, care Remount Dopo< D. II. C. Rabun The Texas Co, Geo. II. Fern aid Hdw. Co J. B. none* Si Bro These animals are all prime, fat and in good condition. .They are Woodruff St Wat.srfn W. T. Blackburn' exceptionally fine farming stock. Sales will be held always at RE* W. E. Hawkins M O U N T D E P O TS, rain or shine—under cover, if necessary, and to N. Washington.)................... Seminole Co. Hank Highest Bidder. Lunch on grounds. K l - ' - e r troubles do n 't dle-'ppear o f T h e h o u . r w l f . o f Holland w ou ld » l Hill Lumber Co ti.Ht* ■*►!v< x. T h ey g l o w . l o w l y Imt ynu.t aa roon !■« w ith ou t food a . w i t h ­ » - ,i. u nd.rin ln liiB health with S E. Mathers «' i li) i lU liit y . •■..ill you D lt a vie-. out her "Ilaxl Dutch t>top».'" a . - h e 1 ■!, lo Incurable i l l « e « . . . quaintly exile GOLD klHIIAI. Il.i.iri on P L. Long They r e . l o r e xtrrti, th Si- . > <i ir tr-u M w . w hllr I h .r e |. time. Oil C a pxu lri Lawton Bros i D on 't w all until little ...iln, liw i.u l, til* and a r . r*"|>oit«lbl« in o q r r e t m r x . u r e Bi-tic. I'on 'l Irlllw will. .1,.1-nnr ' T o for ihn .tu rdy, rohuet healt h o f the Hill Hdw. Co. . vd Ii I lutuin nu(T.-. Hi): i -ckio l r* .it in r ot H ollamla ie. Sold singly, in pair*, or car lots, to suit purchaser. Halter with each B. St O. Motor Co. V»llh G O L D M K U A I, II..arlni. O il CapDo not delay, tin to your druVpflet and a u lca m o w . Tultn ttirm or fou r e v e r y G. M. Jacobs ........... d a y until y ou are en tir e ly free f r o m Inaiet on hie eu pply ln g you w ith O O l.D animal. Railroad Agents will be on the ground?. Come! IPs your last MKIXAD Haarlem oil C'upeulee. T a k e Black Hammock Gardens Inc p a in . . T h la w a ll - h t lo w n p r e p a r a t io n haa b een them ae directed, and If you are not and best chance! ** Cardin Leonard an a o f th e n ational r em ed ies o f H o l ­ aaUaHed w ith reaulta your d r u r c i a t will — ---------m oney. ------iJbok f o r la nd f o r c e n tu r ies In Ix i* the a o v e m - etladly refund* otir J. M. Wynn..-,.-. — — the name UOU) MKDAL on the box m r n t o f the N elh er la n d a and accept no other. In eealed boxaa, L. A. Brumley.... ................ [irrpara e . e r j a l c h a r t e r a u t h o r is i n g three el*ea E. H. Kilbee .. •....... L. P. Hagan. ..’ .......... April 3 0 Camp Gordon M ay 5 Embarkation Depot May 7 - Other Sales W ill Be Held A s Follows: KIDNEYS WEAKENING? LOOK O U T ! TERMS: CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE n v E HONOR ROLL TRADE MARK city o f GOODRICH The A k ron . O h ic r ^ 'rea l Side I rimary First Grade—Olivia Brady, Bettima Campbell, Susannah Lucas. Mary Agnes' Porter. The|ma Tew, Rose Warren, Bessie Blair, Charlotte Powell, James Higgins, Nelson Hen­ derson, Rufus Vinning and Charles Powell. of Patriotism Under the stress and terror of war it didy t:dce. a great deal of patriotism Lu.huy. llut vuur bonds helped to crush German militarism, brought Victory, and again st are at peace. Invest in Victory Bonds The bust investment in lilt* world. Your money hack in four years. High rate of interest AUTO TIRES W e carry the most complete stock and the five most select lines Second Grade—Jack Peters. Roscoe Wallace, Elmer Nolan, John Miller, Bernice Shim mans, Byron Fox, Albert 1*11118, Ruby Booth. Sallie Humphrey, Ethel Tillman; Zola Banks, Alone Tlllis,, Meljia Simmerman, Susie Manila, Third Grade — Henry Russell, Mills Lord, Eric Lundquist, Robert" Fancher, Earl Snapp, Helen Jinkins. Katherine Van Ness, Eleanor Bolly, Blanche Wynns Harriett Rossetter, Pauline Thompson, Annie Bucerell, Nedy Kasuroit True Test THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CAR S First Grade Beatrice Bledsoe Dorothy Haynes, Dorothea Lawson Juanita McMullen, Maria Moye Catherine Schlrard, Olan Crenshaw Krnest Culp, Edward Elliott, Irwin Fleisher, Jack Hobson', Eugene Tur- handled in the county. Tires we sell are postively guaranteed. !\lH s: i & S0L,NE- m o b il o il s , g r e a s e s , c o m p l e t e s t o c k of u t o accessories , w h it e stripe : l e a t h e r fa br ic t ir e c o v e r s Phone 16 SEMINOLE Second Grade Marguerite Gar Gridin Virginia McDaniel, Elisabeth llinus, Emily Starr, Joseph O'Connor, Jesse Neely. David Ballard, Evans Spen- B A NK ANNEX ON some hogs, A barg Smith, P, A, Bus 211 Third Grade Clarice Leu is, Ner zic Stone, Alys Chorprning, Akei Elder. Pearl Robson, Johnnie- Hod son, Edgar Elliott, Harold liudgdon, Upholstering and mattress making, Evelyn Cust. furniture repaired, mirrors1’ plated, Grammar .School auto tops and seals’ recovered. First Fourth tirade— Louise Thrasher class work only. Brown Upholstery Leslie Hodges, Virginia King.’ Leslie Ilodfces. Virginia King. C«• millu Pulesloti, Ehzabeth Wloiner Elizabeth Shoemaker, George Pul nam, Sterling HallFifth Grade Kiriiion llurby, Katherine Svtnes, GreUdten Long, Carmeta Barber, Margaret Peter*, Mary E. Move. Raymond Mutrheail. Wauhmela Allen. Etna Mut hatt, Bonnie Mae Kinlaw, L. E. Starr, Carrie Starr. Fred ‘Week-. Clyde Russell. Margaret Sprout. Es'lher Bell Powell. Mollte M.ir-ll.i. Louis Hudson, Merrill Roberts. Jaek igou. James Brown. Frank Dutt’in Seventh Grade tlr.ne Gtlhoi. Bernard llitmi, doe *'aids > ! lion 11iltld, I,.1v renft U;tn Phone 16 MAGNOLIA A VENUE LIQUID AND FOIi KENT CAKE men Is- complete for Jiousokcepiiig.bn ocean front. Pure refreshing breeze from Atlantic, Climate unsurpassed during summer. Apply at Manor. Daytona Beach. Fla * Fla. fiO-lltp is fI8 8 Km HHib* KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT TMt t r DAI l IV (UU»H>MAllONt lifts Itlfuio, MY. M a it11 L i 1 i Margaret Neal. Matj LlL.alu it. I'a lesion. Thelma Spurling. John Shriard. Kart Dncfnrr. IIurry Won't mil Seventh tirade Ulm itusneH. lteatriee Martin, I.ueile Pope, llilen Witte, Etlie Ttihs, (iiitiert Miller. Sain Fleisfher, hra Tlllis, Teddy Dunn, James llmdehan.' Louis K*>tumlo, Lmtini Spencer, van I .txl m. Winnie Knight. Madeline Mullein, l.et'laire Junes, ll»di*ii W.ihelul-f Naomi hi iigg.m. Mi. • Pit a 1 Ci m l I. Lip lie -..in, K iltie \ nd.u D u llos'e . \ g1 • ^ ui. i > . i 1 i l o t 11, \XTHEN / go fishin’ / tvant * * fish that bite, and tobacco that don’t .” A FOR SALE -Ford farmer truck nearly new with -open body on; also How to Get Rich. 1914 Cadi lac* with carryall covered Some men would have no trouble In top body. You can buy them at getting rich If they held on to the mon­ your'oWn price arul on time. This is ey they, earn as they do Itr the money like finding them. Address J. H. they borrow. .Mitchell, Jr,. 1718 Pearl St., Jack­ sonville, Fla. 50-ltc For Sale — Two Duroc Jersey brood sows. C. K. Lucas, Eureka Hammock. Box 217, It. A. 59-2tp CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f All Local Advertisements Under This Heading TH REE CENTS a U ne For Each Insertion Minimum Charge 25 Centa. * In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the id, ‘ please do not ask The Herald for information as to the identity of the advertiser. • Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address it us per in­ structions. In the ad. TH E MOOTHKST W George Smith, lUihrrt Jenkins Eighth tirade — Virginia Neely,' Ollle Vera Gliason, Deinarius Mns- : son, Cora Rutherford, Emily Bailey. , Margaret Berner. Robert Holly, Ralph Woodruff. Herbert CntTee. Eli/abet h Flowers. Elizatieth •Gar-. rison. Nora leiikin.s, Virginia Long.. Alice MrKim, Marie Slemper, Lillie Until Soeneer. Helen W.UthaM. t'lor FOR SALE BT IM M ED IA T E S E R V I C E —YOU DONT H A V E TO W A IT — T H E R E ’S A M AN AT T H E C U R B TO S E R V E YOU B ite ” ** in to b1 a c c o co m e s eii poor leaf or w ron g “ ripening W c use for VELVET only the fine Burley. But we don’t stop there, seven pigs, lift.00; Red Diirnc sow and five pigs, $25.00, Roth fine stock. Mrs. H. G. Dietorich, 50-2p W e put millions of pounds of this tobaGco every year, in wooden hogsheads, for Nat patiently ripen and mellow* For Sale—Two mule Acme aqd Cutaway Harrows. Good condition. See M. Finisher. 49-tfc T h ere are q ui c k e r ways, bu t they leave some teeth in. For S ale- Registered Duroc Jersey gs. E. Curlelt, Gdrieva,* Flii. ' „ 4H-4tc I For Fair— Nancy Hall and Porto Rico sweet potato draw's now ready, 12.00 per 1000. F\ Q. Barash . wfth order. Cates Crate' Co. * 47-8tc F'ot Snle— House, BIO Laurel uvenue, with one or tw’o lots. Will sell cheap to close estate. Write to A. Derby, 97 Washington avenue, Oil City, Pa. 46-7ln T h e V E L V E T w ay makes the friendlier kind of to­ bacco. You can always go to it for co m fo rt with­ out a “ c o m c -b a c k /’ G et c h u m m ’ V E L V E T today Cm Fof Sale Sanford Farms 1 and 2 in Block 15. Inquire of ft. E. Gamble, 90G Cass Ave.,, Detroit, Mich. * 45-Hlp F'or Hale—Five passenger Buifk This Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers car. Perfect condition. B. A O and SaiJora Who Seek Positions. Garage. 44-12tc Roll a VELVET F'or Hole—Six room bungalow Wanted—To rent a serviceable nlmont new. 4 miles from Sanford of wing machine Indefinitely. En­ brick road, seven ogres good land ure 519 Magnoliii. • 50-2tp , some frplt. T crms or cash. Alsc m3dm.it and amooMnaaa suds it Jm t right for �THE SANFORD HERALD mcr trade activities arc times to be­ gin will put (he country face to face with a situation, comparable only to R. J. HOLLY, Editor 1 a total crop failuro or a devastating W. M. HAYNES, Rusineaa Manager earthquake. The railroads cannot Published Every Friday by * * be thrown bark at their owners in their. present shape, and only con­ gress can formulate a plan for, pre­ paring them for this ronsumation. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY h u b s c h ip t io n t h ic k in a d v a n c e ONE YEAH________ L_!--------- --------------- —I BIX MONTHS--------------- ----------------------— t h r e e M o n t h s .________________: ---------- seemingly rotting away again. The road’ between Mulberry- and the Hillsborough county line is not in first class condition and the road between Lakeland and - Mulberry, is breaking away in many places ind bad in the stretch two miles this side fo Mulberry;'from Mulberry to Pierce there is a considerable loss in the faulty condition of the road; in one special road,district near Wintnr A R E YO U A T TH E MERCY OF E V E R Y STORM AN D TIDE? Why do you not save for the trouble time that will come to you? If you were offered a position in an­ other city could you afford to travel there to take, it? Saving a little each week will make you -ready for a better position, ■ • SANFORD'S OPPORTUNITY Sanford has at least three big and impotrunt (TToJecU under way at Ealrrad u H-naH-Clui Mail MalU r Amm* Had this time, the outcome of which will IKS. al l b PMlafflra al Haalwd, flarida tadri Art at Miurk M , 1171 , determine whethbr we ure to remain CAPITAL $30,000.00 Trlrpbona No, IU a big country town or get Into the Offln: Harald UuUdln* city class. . s We refer to the hotel project, the After July 1st hard drinkers will new. city charter with the commis­ have to take soft drink» sion form ' of government and the new issue of road bonds. Never be­ Buy all the notes of the Victory fore in our history perhaps have we lean you can, and then some. 4 ?4 had the opportunity to turn the key’ interest should Interest you. II. R. STEVENS that will open the door to bigger and better things than we have toAnd it will look well to add some THE HANK TH AT specimens of, the Fifth issue to your this issue will ho * collection of United States securities. rtisement signed by (j(jj the Sanford Hoard of Trade relative to the matter of bunds for good ,. road*., The Hoard, of Trndo stands a[)( needed for the hatching season, hens squarely behind this bond issue and mu will lay just as well with n& males in will use thi-ir’ every effort to put over t the flock, valuable feed will ha saved, the issue at- the coining election. * ( and if every rooster is disposed, of, The ch a rts committee expects to j infertile eggs will he produced have 4 completed draft of the proposed charter within a week. 'The STORKS CLOSE THURSDAY hotel ,company are asking for bids ly not enough, maids ,ak.4**r the reeonst ruction of the Imild« j The Herald irf“"rcqu‘eafftil la fcitAmericn to- U>i rrrn'tnim r • ' nounce that, the, stores of the city a neat sum already paid, in on stock • will rinse on Thursdays at noon with which to liegiti* the work. • during the summer months, begin"Out of the m u d", would be a "The Herald fias faith in the people* • ning May 1st. • . \ ... gorfd motto for the new federal of Sanford and Seminole county. highway commission, and would lie We.kqow tiiat they are ever ready Notice to .Contractors especially- appreciated by all soldiers to do their dyty as they see it in all Notice is hereby given that bid* who recall the muddy mm! of matters that effect the anty,-county, >.:!1 he received up to 10 o’clock To France. . .. state and- nation. "We believe they In- morning of Thursday May 1st. wiH carry the bond election, build 10 to at the office of the secretary of The income tax and the (ins lax the hole! and adopt the new city ite Sanford Hotel ( ’ or.slrm-tion ("n , charter. We know they will do these are pot. founded upon toe principle ti‘* . for the furnishing of labor and "T o bun that hath shall be given.” j things if, they are brought Id Jee miteritils t**r and Ifi** n-niod^ mRut. upon "From iortt Unit hatfi the-e matters m the proper light Itoos ler D in M a t f . I MJ shall hi taken away even that which T he time n,,w at hand for everw R.'oslep I hiv is a patriotic epd'-av he toil Ii," 'progressive man of the community or to save for food (liottsunds of dol­ 1ti> take an ni-lhi- inlrre-U i'l these lar- worth id Klor dit eggs vvliicli tipRAILWAYS \N’ |) HANK It !‘ I'f Y three maU-r-. and that tin -, .,r,. or ! . r ' .:e n'lsolo! - loss lit a e ret tr.» U p o n Ini' itepieoli ill The railroads are broke, ( n*m ,‘d out cambnign having the "bucking and 10.00 which will lie returned whop i-o-op. rat on of tto- I'tdti'i! SI it. Their debts grow like rollin'; *no»- 1 .. - at* n le i .-r.■.I I,, «,• ret.i:1 , \'[ i bails Ever si nee ttn-j y. t , od -i- '■'•'j'iir i tii inclose iirtiticd the hands of ‘ private *,.* . 7 , . , ’ 1-' t lie -logatt noW.xdttv- Ifid a g. iv k f-r jj'iiio.t a iUi t l.-r t.id..| (jis one too Why don’t you /to it* have been as ptofitiitde us a fountain at t . S *rth Pole Don't think that you require The pm at , lite rs wer. , in- very large bank account to do it * * SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLESJAN K OF SAN FORD R. R. DEAS, . CaahUr C. D. COUCH, Aa*’I CtdbW* IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S In G ood y-L a n d STICKS faetofy arrangement with t to- j.re. large] v t to f.irrn-r-* L.i-idi* - of * cut owner e<* an.t bnv a hr—i-t to ->uie. and under norma* rntidtli r1 hey .^-o i|.i si i fail., t taxation. The govt rt rriirr-f-Jj., fe e ls that It can, it u t s. nr i their , income pen pit* begin tax declarations to think tiiat JUi-ai— L l—iiii i u s - l i o t . 4 - -e ln*ntrr>Tr~ son,, i mprov e mi in . a nd condition of t f,« rudri.ao Well A i m ed !*01 HXDtBY company comes there is.no Lime to ; waste—no chances to I l>e taken—so mother^ sees that there is~aT* ways a can of— C A LU M ET DOJiD POWDER on hand." Cakes, pics, dough nuts, muffms and all good things to cat must be dressed up in . their best taste and looks. Then, too, her reputa­ tion us a cook must be upheld — and she ". ‘ *kes” it on Calumet f. y time. SheAitowsit (.\il! not disappoint her. Ot.: r 9 can and have the •■cbi.-.pany'' kind o! bakings fiery day. ’ " Calumet contains only EiAh ingredients as have been approved officially by the U. S. Food AulhonUea. Yon save *A«i ;•« bay It. Tas mts v i a / A « m 4 HIGHEST AQ U A L I T Y w a r d s m - 1 * .u.l talk w 1 1h v >'iir ha' ker ar s,-- p . i o n of t), Htnidiog A i.ojui t-si j ciattoii alioiii it Even if he t j u i ' i j do it h im s e lf. fie prnhnbjy kn o w s of somebody w lot would lie glad to invest in a little place and sell it on t'o -\ w ill m ark. 1 .i i, i. ilie n r - u ' -I 1- J'lO.IUlU do.'.efi « ,*vs lb to* It. conditions of scarcity and high prices of food, everv one of these S(i,.“ ti.i,(t.la worth of eggs stionjd he good, -but they are not, Govern- the eayv |av uteri! I’lali. _Sucli an I in vest meiH, vvitfi the certainty of getting his principal gradually bnr-l, i vih ipjiTest, wiiu’d appeal U> oiuuy i ;i,i anno a >» at ' a re t ,ik *i g ■ I gr a r ; . j Ino.'uto that von r ,-rt-dn is g..od if il I- von J'sin;., if n are the man we ure l.ilh ng to Laying the Illume on the Itoo-ier , Now we will suppose that tin- pre­ Five eggs out of every hundred liminaries. are over and that you iaverage for the yourx.are spoiled by are settled ih your own home. You the funster. He fertilizes the .eggs, .are a householder now, with a feeling and a fertile egg spoils very quickly of pride and responsibility You it* hot weather ll lake- a tempera­ plant ornit tneiiln) shrubbery w here ture of around lrtd degrv s to hatch and when you e. isli ti Ymi make ii chirk from a fertdb egg, but a > our little garden You i•••11 < r summer temperature of only To to on i),.gr- *»•* m u -*ari i-nough I f,. .n a t* rtil«* egg I i siioli -l f.»r t—-t *-v*f you ilo e nil arices value or at Shall il**- rooster be allow* <1 to e.o-l keeps it yjt spoil $ 1.1 no,into worth of F' .ridu 1 he re ts no necessity of putking s-'gg- litis war this y*ar when^the any one wliether ytm may or may farmers of the state are making ev­ n*d *io this or that. You hu\;o tin* ery effort foj- maximum production—independent anel contented feeling of when the jt.misewtves lire making a a man who has really a stake cm the gigantic effort to save and help feed face of the earth. the civilized world? Especially when Anil your children they will have this loss can In* largely prevented by sLiivthir.g more than a temporary merely separating tbe toasters from abode—ai real home. It will be a tiie laying hens during the summer, home t.iuit tfjey can find* hack to mod! Its. With remembered hnnpmesi. Mov­ ■Poultry producers, think Ii over. ing from one place to atint her d n*s When to Sell the Rooster not lend t** litiffd up character. A Rooster Day tin Florida is May set Iled horn*' with ail it- a-- c-m* *-s I-A The roosters are no m am . t o n vinet'd? T lt c i i go and lo o k up \ \ * *«r-* lt«* t bf* old hoard and beeause of delays, in shipment did not arrive until a short time ago. The commissioners realize that the n-phuit road* are in exceptionally bad condition in many place and have** dieen that way for six month**, “uine slmwing weakness I soon after being ia'd Tin- ranis anil ' Vent her have hud something to do with the washing away of the sltoul- | H orses, Cattle j Hogs and Sheep j c' All animals which need Um!c or tin aid to digest i should be fed Dr. Hess & Clark’s Condition Powder hanker, .s II tBm iltsciis.--, Sealed Tight Kept Right I I *f rj t-r t r y ( *i»n*t t U t V t‘ S t f V M * ii ta nrdiTfii ! i t « | the dffeatlartU herein i'iint*i| ln*wit: V. J lldrrili. m i I utr |).*r» in« tiaiimlfrg by, «*r untier him »■ heir#, tiuvjti'M/, Kfinlrt-r of ntherwi#«\ -wh .xp name# tfi- unknown t»» the R om pU lm rit i; J, \! Mr* ami alt iutiodn rifiimiri^ l#yf tlirmifIi iff limitr him ii# heir#, f rieviiee*, ifAfitrt** up ittherwiwe, whirfr ntunrit art* unk iiiiw n to tfumplainanta; K ll talo th Slo«1i«nr»l. * iri ail iM-rsttn* rlaimiritf !■>'« thrmiRh up unh er aw hir|rs,. tie vitee», grin ipp* or other* w h i* * f riim e t a re nn'r4n*»wn l«* h ‘Jr*, tie L.traew a rt irran frew o r u lb en yN -e, w h ntp m ik fio iit ri l*» rn m ftt n i n iittl# ; F.I i t * fheih J Hritfgefa and all (it raona rlaifoinc i jr, Ihrotiph, or under h**r ** h r l n , il-vne.**, f ra n te r*a o r o t h e r * i * r t w hone o n ft.es a re unliiown to r.tm |t#linani*. unt! ail p m on pi * horn*o,-Vi r . w iitu i! nmi imate,!artUnmvt uuis TRY A HERALD WANT A.D ru m * t lainarit#. Shtritian Stmldard ar»«l all |»rrf o m eluitnin^ by* thrtm^h or under him a« n am e* 4»re u n k D ^ w n tu the rorni liiiriA'itii. who h i v r t»- rlni.n to fttiYr Georiye Wzfshington a Man of Thrift m t i r r y i - n f - fc'fia T- rn v r r ftaffliy; - I n d' mr r r r th e ft *h **-T| p. _ d» 71 f ih r t l la m l* , u* a-iV p a rt »»r p o rtio n tl|er«’«ift in rn in tde r t t u n l y , r lu r id A , r N o rth h a lf o f aoutheawt f p ia r t e r of H e rtin n I i* T o w n s h ip IT I t t iu ih , It an p i1 'iD tu M , North till feet of thr fturf heaaf. quarter pf the p*‘ iit>t.a*t quarter »»( Section .1|, Tpwn* *hlp VO unuth, ICnniff* i10 "a%U h I ¥ e _ a * r r » i n » vqti n re Jn th e ni»rthw»wV » if net of the Dfiflitvaal quart) r of (he north* «a*t quarter of See lion US, Township “20 KuUth, Ilantre 2 ‘J r a il, F a s t hit If o f u « i h a lf o f n u rth e a v l q u a rt e r « l Set lin n 2 , a n d n o r t h w e*t q u i f l f f uf n o rth ' =*t quarter fo H#rt|on south, lUrq*.* 2 'J east; I. T o w n m fp 20 id *l 2 8 1 f.o n fW fm d , F l o r i d a , .* S o u |itw i» s | q u a r t e r u f n o rlIm rrw t q u a rt e r of Seethm a t , Trtwiia!dp 2 0 s o u l It, Uange .10 raft, earept the foliowini; ( tracts, i I J list Phoitc 325 G U I Ml lb f%till flfll m It cleanses the system and inn eases the activity of all the vital organs. When theie is any .special injury or ailment of youi apimals to be Created we can provide femedies which will be effective in promoting a prompt recovery. HEWING Florida It ii ker. Mut-I .lav V,ir 1*'« I'he, annual riveting of the Florida banker- A-mcr-it ion will in* held in Jacksouvllif today and tomorrow, at tie ChamttfffjOf Commerce, t lie state hankers of Jacksonville con­ vened here yesterday. De'egatts from all over the slate arc present, and e indf'otvJM ii.tco.e ! it -r«*st to tu-wii; ypur luune. W ill Mend Full; ** Damaged Itoads Lakeland, April 2-1. The county commissioners mVl in regular session Tuesday at Hallow und one uf their chief transaction; was to he aide to anhtiunre that the portable asphalt mixer had arrived, way set up and would start repairing the aspjialt roads by Wednesday. This plant i I •• eoinpanv reserves the right to e t a-iy and all bids r-unforil ’ lot"! *''ihstrue. Co,, In*., s"at* ' Ry II. It Stevens, Pres. i ** “ 14 Kir A jsrr* K l *r mi-rtj f*». r. ftjij »«iul ( ' tlei.iilrd n J, VI H»,*J iD'ftk i l*agi I J. RtjLIlr liev’ iif'l *. I iiai(|i' I till ftI \ . I I" rtil a l«f ud«| t'at'H i*i il.i-fti jft- Heretiv ret]Hired t > A|i|t*.ar *O il*> {(ill *jf ( “u/npiaitit ft|#-<tl in *ui|t| rnu*P a ,>1 *if lirfuff M p N I i . W . ih*. Ith *u> « r AUIJUST, *■ A. It. IVtS I* ti .f*.rltjpr, i>Eitrrrit tlihl a n»n> .if thia "r.l-r t*** |iut.U.h^*J f i n e a ar**k t.ir ta -lv ,, r o m i - u t l v . '..<**. ib (tip Sanfurd l!.-ral.l. a » 4^-Xty r n i | ,| ..t iiutilUltpd in >aiJ Sctti. lmJ» ciiunty. Hiirid*. (liven u n d r r ray hand and ih e arat ■*' ray oBlc# thla.thp a in d day of April, 19IP, t»ealt ' K. A. t I U d l i l . A S S . Clerk u( the Clrriitt C o u r t '*,l .Hrmlnnl'- Co., b. tf. Duval, . CurtiplainanC. ^.Ilettor. VO-lJie George Washington was a wise man. lie saw the ncrex sity for practicing thrift. Here's some of lit* admonitions: "1 am no more disposed to squander than to stint. "Econom y makes happy homes and sound nations instill it deep. ' "It is not the lowest priced goods that are always the cheapest. • "1 cannot enjoin too strongly upon you a due ob­ servance of economy and frugality. i "K eep an.account book anti enter therein every, far­ thing of your receipts, and expenditures. "Prom ote frugality -auti industry by example, encourage manufacture* and avoid dissipation. "Reason, tan up*, may ronvinre vnu « “ Tltere ia nn pr**vi*rh in the whole catalogue of t(cm mart* true ti.un a penny saved is a penny got." Spend wisely, save intelligently, avoid waste and invest safely buy War Savings St-antps and Thrift Stamps. 1 Sanford, Florida x x x x x x x x x x x x x js e c THE SANFORD HERALD APRIL 25, I9i9 �- .T " ” " - ponement was on account of the and Mrs. Gurner returned home Sat­ schools not being yet out, thus in­ urday afternoon. terfering with the attendance of the children. Everyone' seems pleased Cnpt. Green Smith is in receipt of a telegram from his daughter, Mrs. with the new arrangement. Jacksgn, formerly Miss Winnie The Beginners and Primary De­ Smith, announcing the birth of twin partments of the Methodist Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lawson are in ngain following the resignation of daughters at her home in Columbia, school gave their children arj Easter O U see it here; Without inrerim,, S. C.t on Saturday, egg hunt Saturday afternoon at the Jacksonville on a business and pleas-' President French. he hat taken hold of the work he For Sale-Three lots corner Wpst Side I’ark. A large number urf trip- * it goes with the were present and enjoyed the hunt did so much to build up and an era Myrtle avenue and Seventh streets 0 j, Pope is enjoying n pew and the refreshments afterwards. new waist-seam suits: Chandler auto purchased from the of choice achievement is assured for Rtautiful shade trees on two sides, .‘ opposite park. Apply at 110 Oak Mrs. C. W. White is superintendent Wight Tire Co. of the Primary Department and snug, b o d y •tracing, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilmot mo; avenue, 50-2tp . "There’s a man at the curb to tored over from Orlando to attend Miss Carolyn Spencer of the Begin­ , . Mrs. Jesse Roberts of Dade City ners . Depart menl and both doing a e m p h a s i z i n g the wrve you. tc the Easter services at the Episcopal .. , , ' spent the week end with her sister, splendid work with these little folks. ' .M r, Stanley Cochrane of Dade church. shpulders and mak'M rs. J. T>, Roberts, enroute ttv-DitvCity spent a few days here this week WHEN YOU TH IN K OF CAN- tona Reach where she will visit V. M. (',• A. Man Here visiting relatives. the waist look n ar­ DY TH IN K OF THE KAN DY i Gaines. On her return she will I.. B. Reynolds, tra rolling 'sextoII IT ItAS SUGAR spend sonie time here’,.. Mr and Mrs. Rutherford left r<». .-KITCHEN. tary of the V. M.. C. A. for the rower. ’ ’ * centjy for Arcadia where they will __.1HA Y ?. _JT ’ sputhcastern district of Florida was i TH EATRE BUILDING. 49 -tf ■ Mr- Arthur Johnson spent a few day * make their future home. ■ J *>th relatives fn Tallahassee and a ki-itor to the city on Friday. A’ ou’ ll find it here in all F. A. Sonc-A II kinds of haul- 1 Cooked food sale by Junior Dept. w„ acP„ mpanie(1 home hv his sister, thu very best styles; made by IPs mission to Sanford was to.ar­ t. Phone 243. GO-tf j ot Methodist Sunday school neat ; Misa Cottio Johnson who'will-he the range for a county convention along . lug. Mrs. Moye and her sons Mot and ^at,irday. May .ird. Location attractive house gurst of Mr. . and the line of work for returned soldiers Hart SchafFncr n are" the guests of Mrs. Moye’a Rlvcn at,,r. Mrs. Johnsiun for some weeks. | and saitori which will 'be held ort & M arx brother, Dr. It. M. Mason. | Bossidny Boston, Mass., Tom Boyd shot and killed a 400 — . 201 tv., May ' ^ t D. Hart is driving a new. Chun- 1 lils r *'tu riu '1 Sanford to again p0UIid bear in the Wekiwa swamf*. You'll more for " diet ’ recently purebased from the ' V/. with his uncle, •on Saturday,. A great many Satiford Notice - your money here than . n nf ' ' ?/f. * tfter?i people drove out t nqt on mi Sunday to view Wight Tirk Tire fCo. of this this citv. city. Xh.Royal Neighbors will give a Rub-My-Tism is a .great pain kill- the rdnains of old bruin and bring weenie’ roast and measuring f>bt in any other place; more GGG quickly relieves Constipation, ... , , .,, , . . . . . . Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and er* • 11 ^(‘h c v ,’ 3 *m,n a,u! sorcne* < hack a sample of ‘ W ‘steak. the 'Masonic Hall Wednesday night, style, more wear, more caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GjilJ lias proven it will cure M a­ April .’10th at 3 o’ clock. All Royal Headaches, due to Torpid LFvor. Sprins, e‘jc. * 49-10tc laria. Chills and Fever, Bilious F.■- Neighbors and Modern Woodmen all-around satisfaction. 49-IOtc M rs. F. B. Adams, arid little ver. Colds and LaGrippc. It kills arid ttijir families invited. If you don'tr yoti ’cut Word ha*^.hccn~t(uu;ivcd_i**»in R. J, Hnil v that- he .sailed yustetday germs thrtt cause U.e fetor* Fire frt*. **■« 4M-*7 —i / * , <« your money hack Charleston. S. C.. for France. ^ ’ f^ r .n > * K L H ^ b r rn r^ r cc . hey have Tonic. * ' «*U Hc Williarrf Sere ice Station TG per cent of all storage batteries ML. Eh-jra Carter of Orlando ar- ’ ' 7 T '" * * 7 ? T , , ‘ Jl*Vrrt“ 3M‘‘ Sanford -Shoe i 1 1 1 > i illM* •t ill UUi il Iu yublV s are WWrived Sunday tospend the summer ' „ lte? “ t“ r. (la . -pent lards the new rubber separator ,__ r> -i’ *N o. 27, I. u. O. r at tiieir hall several days in Sanford last week 'Kverythinu Mon & Hoyi Wear ■ with her sister, Mrs. It. T. Thrasher. Tin' h im / nf ftVI*rI rorir X M.*r* Monday evening at h:;)<). Wnr.h in the attractive guests of Mrs It \. used di (he const met ion nf this bat­ Hothrv , _ 1‘sed Curs—Several real bargains. tile-third degree*. 'Yjs'HiTrs welcome. Terheun, Icjuijig . Thursday for tery is another step, towards perfec­ Wight Tire Co. 47-5tc tion. If your battery needs atten­ .... J Films developed and printed, 24 St. Augustine itnif Jarksnnvilh'. ■Mr. Gharles Hill returned^ to ^his |jl0ur service, satisfactory work. R. __ Mirh Carolyn' White entertained tion or if vou are forced to'Im v a home in Sylvester, Ga., Monday. C. Sheafer, 111) Elm Ave., Sanford, the members and •teacher, Mrs. i n*’w Q,,,‘ d-.ui i d-> i- until you liave that it vwv* the best hog ini'dlcfne Mrs, ilill will join him them June t. Fla. * 50-dtp Thornton of her Sundae school I ,?rst «"«*■ "» tl,e ' ™ ‘r.d' slat ion in they ever used. One man paid nie K- T Woodruff is spending a few . W. M McKinnon of ti e W o r d class Tin s lay cvc.ning n. her home ] Sanf..*--* w.hcn- vo,, will find the batfor i he pinill package and bought $5 ai hi- home here this w eek j sn<U!- & ('jmbmg (•„. j„ jn Ti.llu i After .the business of. the cUs3 w a*j,L’rv 11,1,1 *'t r jl<’c you have been luok- worth more a id said it was the best lle i> now employed in Jacksonville, jh|ll|Mei; ^ W(V1, 1; a U r„,|in|. ,i.,. .i,,. . ai tended to. MissWhite >er. cd | (,,r thb! he had ever tried Wtl'iard Sort ion St atom. Cnl Flowers for Sale Sweet peas, liberations of theFlorida teg Mature dainty refresh mi nt A"ours w r y truly. W II Treadwell. i;.,sier lliiis Mrs, Stewart, k |1 Little Happening* Mention of Alallera In Brief 'Personal Items of Interest In and A b o u t ^ The C ity d Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers ---------------- :---------- The military Y M\rtie I A i i ve: ofl-2lr Mr and Mrs li II l’ aitnha!l '. i t . : Mw I \ A'it.on ,.f together with Mrs. Haltishall's S i n e ! Charlotte, N C , are in Sanford com- V ‘ VI to I'tro Mattfin W F Bartlett * Merchants Grocery f ’ u., 5ii.; i ( onneil; 1 r> tom s today from ! day school class of young ladies wore billing litlsiness and pleasure, lookSanford. Fla T. ulnio he lots been - j v itors.it the Met hml ist ilmriti l.i-r n l .tft. r ti- r ptopi rt> m \K. --t I l-lie IHim **J Lake In Jti v. Sanford Cnpt Allison lias been a [ti lling i In- Fbiriila. legislature thts Sunday, Forres! Lake, president of the Carelessness Results in Failure, week. « Christian Srleiiee service- wit! In conductor on the Southern Railway ^elt, ■ ' t . i, I, Hank -in I.let ,1111. Thai i- why we say "F eed It fo-iv r (ort ■ . i .ir-li 1 l ( i Hi go Is 1o in- oniigf ,i |. held nt the Woman’-- ( lub. dak a-.V l" ' ..I'. Whefc he Will pr* -i|e K W EduiiriG, r--nie.. r.t1r g the nv'er ii • nu*-*' mg.- if .the Slate n it--I Hresident George M Ward nut*, between Third and -Fourth’ Railroad Aditunutration with Bank.*' A-->**iatiun of which he is ha- boon persuaded to tako rhurge streets on Nuinlu} moriimg at !i ' ' headquarter t in AAaalnngton w.i- a pn-anli r.i |o'clock. tT-tf | \i-itor in Sanford this week on a Mr , and Mr- Schell.* M.niiis. I h* A iiuii*n w i l t be in «ej*-vi--n , Minium d bu-sin— a:ui fde.i-.itr*- trio Mrs W M |hi) in--. ’ Mi ■ ’ .Y. 11> t it- 1a , .1 I m . >rr .<w . i f ' • r vv li . h M \T Maine- and R. \ Mil.. II M.i — \ W I do i -.r- be WI- .1 g l - ’ "f Mr - l . a k i t 1*. I ' . i ' I . J i- - * * " **! i AA r - a '.- o i, AI*l.d rt.ird m tor- I e-> Kr iiiniii fur lie liar. F m a tt* I- H a i t i* * g t * It-*- l e e . - i a i u r 111wt hi . Tuesday. I . We are proud of till - - -It IMi-.|-oe Mr*;. P F - Monger, who lias 1|* •n Notice II. E. S. . •nt *ir-, druggist - je-.l lb*- pi-ldiwith tier parents in L-mi -Ipirg. N < M , m b * ul the above onb r vv.,11 to tptiii I ’ bdl an d I ■ or T om . h III (1 r \» t < Hi: a M. ran fur the past several wbe govern! <1 tbal doling lar* perital .15 49-1011* of months ibe dork is advanced dor. I.G3 count of ill health is r< iiirtt* I -111u ! \ f "ongreg^ai iiinnlisis from varioun meetings vs ill be held at H p. 111., improving I! \l!t < REAM, can .(17 parts of tip. jlate inel at beautiful sharp. Holy F, L. W'oodruli, repri*seiitadot .75 . Mt. Dora lor their annual conferlive in the Florida legislature truin' On Thunsday, May 1st n large ntBROOMS, each 53c to 1.50 noe Mrs I C Ensminger. Mr trtebu*ee is orge.l, tt-- there will tie Seminole county jpvnt fsunlai \,.Ui.+i:.T , T .. .. , ... .10 ( ANNKB TOMATOES , , ,, , , ... „ | ; and Mrs, Harry Kent. Mrs Sheri* initiation of candidate*. A'isitors are lioine fo Ikm, returning to 1 nlhihHsse.' , , ,, to .25 can - ,, , 'dan Jewett and Rev. and Mrs, . \p*. ted froiii (Ivb'ilo and Mt Horn. on Mondav « , , . It-uwor were !-i attendance troni | ft» *r,•*h m*‘ti t * wall be *,*f-. e-! Mi 1 FAT M.AtKK It El. .25 * I'tro* the t*bl r'-babio I ro-itl\i- ir Sanf-ri) ’ lo ,.*n carh S M ('rumble. ami |‘ ulled Stale- m.ii - - fa i g -atl nld Fellows, you are b. r*-witb lio- * M« K I \T 1IKNS Secret at) an teed, and S ’ o w a r ' - g i a ' a t . ' ' -J Uhnnr 151-0 ill 1‘Afk III*, I died and requested lo meet 111 t lie H s I ItE( KIVKN A BIG Rod Tubes at Mi* it ,V M li.irug. , hall Sunday evening, April 274 lh, lit , L O T OF F K U l T J ARS Good Ronds for South Florida* Phone 194. oU-2 te seven 'o’ clock to go in a body to the P IN TS AND Q U A R T S Lakeland.' Fin., April 2 i : By a Reliekahs, you are requesti‘d ti» Congregational church, to attend light vote of 177 to 72, road bonds to O B E LIS K SE L F RAI SI NG assemble at.the bull Sunday evening. services commemorating tip- 100 th IN I) PLAIN F L O U R , PILSGETTING DOWN TO CARER April 27th at seven o'clock, .for ilu- anniversary of the founding of Odd the amount of J400,000 were voted for in Tuesday’s election. Lake­ HI ItY AND G O L D M E D A L Did you ever stop to figure out how . purpose of attending iburib vsit h the Fellow ship ' land's vote was J to I in favor of 11.01 |(. much money you have put into new. U*l-I Fellows: fn bonds. Roads provided for will ie Tin u n i t F E l . 1 ,0 WS meet 'at auto tires and tubes that you might M W EVAP. APPI.ES ’I lie city is indebted J** li I. t I lo * i'iigreg*itleiiiil obiir.b Sunday paved with asphalt and the legisla­ have saved by having the old ones M ad of l.)v .'ill* f*-r .* nurnti* r . f PHI NES « nr it - iglii i-’ oln k f i, a spet ial ture will be ut once asked lo vali­ vulcanited that means-, vitalized' by a mar \11is. pr.-. V*-i U ifilgh ‘dr- , r ( ,,„ j ............ 1,. n„ , „ (| ( |ia, ul I (. AI ( ANS NE W FI OIMD A date the issue. Paving work begins os? Besides the uctunl savings in A. I*.. Hdl. The) are bung plumed ll|ls lltI„. ,)u|tt!B Talvn.'h>und S Y R UP 1.50 immediately after the bonds are v id dollars and cents, which are consid­ in the Fifth street park. Mfv Kran.-A Frye will repent ther hinted. I QT. CANS N E W F L ORI DA erable, think of the continual annoy­ A party cons Mirg of Mcss*s R"d u c t nf Easter morning, "Mary M IIUP .50 ance, etc. Often our -vulcanizing 1 er, N’iblack, Bird, Jones and Magdalene,” by Warren, improves tires and tubes a great Bradentown, Fla., April.2.1. By a I <1T. ROTTI.EI) NEW FLA. Haynes visited a special meeting of Miss Vera Terheun left on Friday majority of 23 votes, the Bradimdeal. S Y R l ’ jp .GO' the Masonic Lodge at Winl-r Gar­ for 'Savannah. Ga.. to 'attend the town special road and bridge dis­ I QT. BOTTLES ORANGE . KENT. VULCANIZING WORKS den on Wednesday evening. centennial celebration of the sailing trict voted- yesterday to bond, for .GO BLOSSOM HONEY (jak and 3rd St. Sanford, Floridr Best Tires, gasoline, oil grease*. ,,f (|u, jjj-st steamship, Savannah, to -5175.000 with which to pave addi­ HolUN HOOF). JAM ,3fi U. S. P. distilled water for storage cross the Atlantic Ocean. Miss Ter­ tional roads and build a bridge con­ .50 Bit IJELIEU JAM batteries. Free tire service. heun will represent a noted ancestor necting the mainland . with Anna "There’s a man at tin* curb to serve iq thtf pageant of “ Savannah, A Hun Marla Key. A total of 1^ .50 CURTIS BROS. Ua M miles of you." Wight Tire Co. 47-5tc dred Years Ago.'* roiids will be paved. .12 PEANUT BUTTER Two hundred and twenty one in, CGG Fas mere imitations than any * . i s . ..10 and .GO Methodlflt Sunday school last Hun-jpQjcr Chill and Fever Tonic on the St. Petersburg, Fin., April 23 m ar s ii M a l l o w cream day. Come out next Sunday _ud«I^Mnarket. but n</ one wants imitations T ie Sunshine City yesterday voted .15 ran help make it Vou are eofdfaJly |rt medicine. They are dangerous. for bonds to IhtPsQUOunt of $75,000 « AN NED PEAS JiuiLed-Jind a liearty wuit'.umf JWIlila.,— --------, ------ —----------------- -------t4MfHc with which "lo HTrntsli Die. new high ” In .,1 5 rail j Mis* Hattie Weaver* of Birming- school building. The vote was DIG .15 5 lb. PUMPKIN Messrs. Win. Hill, R. A. Newman, j ham, Ala., i s ‘visiting her aunt and to 2 0 . .15 ■1 lb. SAUER KRAUT ( ____ I). L. Thrasher and Dr. Sam Pules-; u(,clc. Mr* and Mis. E. F. Huskin* .15 ton motored to Winter Hark i hurs- of Laurel avenue’. Miss Weaver is ■7 lb. BIG HOMINY • * * • • • * day to attend ttie ball game iu'twet'n well known in Sanford as Gie former­ .50 IL E. PEAS, 5 ll> for ♦ Uvinter Park and Carlstrom Field ly made this city her home. She is .75 n a v y b e a n s , Gib. ror Christian Science services ♦ Aviators, r.n accomplished musician and played will be bold at the Womaft's • .75 LIMA BEANS, -Mh. for The West Side Primary School at the Lyric Theatre for stfmc time. Club, Oak ayonupV, between w GREEN PEAS. 6 Hi. for .75 had a lively time Monday hunting Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Marrero and Third and Fourth strets, * KIDNEY BEANS 6 lh for .75 M ONEY HOARDED IS ID L E A N D U S E L E S S , Easter eggs in the West Side Park, little sons. Frank and Robert of Or­ on Sunday, morning at 11 ♦ the first prise being a fancy dcc<>'- lando were the guests cf Mr. and •SPLIT PEAS 6 lb. for .75 upinrjt, * 48*tf ♦ nted candy Easter egg with a dim* .Mrs. J. Dorsey on Eastyr Sunday. P R E M IE R . BRAND HORSE is for credits of several times ite own amount*. Inside it. In honor of his little Matter R A D ISH . *23 James Dossey gave an Haater egg Rub-My-Tism isa powerful antiHEINZ PURE MALT 'CIDER septic; it kills the poison caused from hunt Sunday evening, which wai AND WHITE WINE VIN­ . W. F. Bartlett infected cuts, cure* old sores, tetter, greatly enjoyed by his guests and a EGAR. Pt. * .20 • OakOetd, Ga., May 10 , 1017. ptf.’ * 49-I0fc 1f< w* little friends, Old Kentucky Mfg. Co.. I GAL. JUGS VINEGAR Mr Spangle and family who Dr and Mrs. C M Thornton amt' Gl)f to 75r Pudurah, Ky. have been occupying the Baldwin two interesting children, Knthleen dark brow n a n d P u l­ cottage on French avenue left this aid Louise, also *\lr, and Mrs. Jay. v e r iz e d s u g a r week for St. Petersburg for a few (.f Jacksonville motored to Sanford USH ROE. can .35 week* stay, after which they expect Sunday, spending the day with Mr. PITTED REACH CHERRIES and Mrs. Thornton. Dr. Thorntpn, to move west. .50 Can ' The Hf.-ald presents the Seminole will be reipemhercd by* his many This 'Is Sanford friends as "Clareuce’^ v h e n APPLE SAUCE, can .15 County tafcJLsl this week the" smallest la x list ever published ‘ farmed with his uncle Sfethc11 in the county, which indicai/1* >t^t tates are being paid more promptly than aver before. Auto Accessories are no longer a luxury —they are a necessity. L. P. McCULLER’S We have the Accessories for your car, and parts for your Ford. — SPECIAL — 10 per cent discount on all tires and tubes for cash. :Sanford Cycle Co. M O IIE Y isthe kFIRSlf ESSENTIAL fmt»E A C E |as L. P. McCULLER PHONE 277 in w a r - , �PAQg APRIL 25. 1919 e ig h t BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME“ ... EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT And Wts Run-Down, Weak Nervous, Say* Florida Lady. Fit* Bottle* of Cardol Hide Her WelL Is Among Yc Taking Notes rallh, * W II Print ’em"— So Says Ssuntercr. WhenTbur Spring Break put on AUTO OW NERS Call on us for exact duplicate o f your broken hprln^, and receive ■pring sat­ isfaction that la real. hardly Ilva My liaaband naked Dr -r —- — about my taking CardtiL Ho raid. It a a good medicine, and good for that trouble', bo I10 got mo 6 bot­ tles... After nbout tbo second bottlo I felt greatly Improved.. .beforo taking It my limbs nnd hands and anno would go to Bicep, After taking it, however, this poor circulation disap­ peared. My strength camo back to mo nnd I was noon on tho road to henlth. After tho uso of about 6 botties, I could do all my homo-work Jnst Some of the Things W e’ve G ot: th e r ig h t * , p o w e r* a n d .p r iv ile g e * In c id e n t to nor restrict In nny manner any other object, And A S M a c r * t r a c t b o iy id c d aa f o l i o . , . c o rp o ra tio n * o rg a n la e d an d e iU t ln g u n d e r business or power of this corporation. C o m m e n c in g S * fe e t N o r lli of th e S o u fh i a n d b y v ir t u e o f t h a ' f k k h o f th e S t a t e of w a s t c o rn e r of N o r th w e s t H of 8 o u th w e .i i* A r t ic le I I I . F lo r id a . T h e a m o u n t o { t h e c a p it a l c lo c k .o f th ie o f S e c tio n 3 , T o w n s h ip 21 S o u t h , lU n r e . A r t ic le I l f . * * c o r p o r a t io n a h a ll be T w o I t u n d r r d 'S m t F i t l y E a a t , th e n c e r u n N o r th I3 S D e t . t h ' . E a s t 3 22 1-3 fe e t , th e n c e S o u th i s s ( , , , T h e a m o u n t o f r a p it a l ( l o c k o l th e c o r ­ T h o u e a n < l (p 2 S 0 .0 0 0 .0 O ) D o lla r * . t<1 be d i­ th e n c e W e s t to e t a r t ln e p o in t. *' p o ra tio n a h a ll be F i f t y T h o u s a n d ( 110 , 000. 00) v id e d I n t o t w e n t y - A v e h u n d re d (Z&OO) ch are * W h ic h a p p lic a tio n w i l l be baaed upon i h . D o l l a r ., d iv id e d In t o P l» s H u n d r e d (3 0 0 ) of t h e p a r v a lu e o l O n e H u n d re d ( 1100 . 00) p e titio n fo r eale n o w on Ale In .a i d court (h a r e * of th e p a r v a lu e o f O n e H u n d re d D o lla r * e a c h , a n d * a ld d o c k m a y be p a id D a te d M a rc h 2 7 t h , A . D . 1010 fflO O .O O l D o lla r s e a c h , w h ic h s h a ll b a . p a y - fo r in ra » h o r In jlro p e rh y , la b o r a n d « e rv ic » * M A T T W I L M A MS. a id e In la w fu l m o n e y o f I h c T J n i t e d S t a t e . u| a t a J u c t v a lu a t io n , to be A c rd b y -th e _________________________ G u a rd ia n . A m e rle * , o r In p r o p e r t y , o r la b o r, o r s e r v ic e * , d ir e c t o r * a t a m e e tin g c a lle d fo r c u c h p u rpoce. a t a f a ir a n d (ua^ , v a lu a t io n to he A ie d b y th e b o ard of d ir e c ld r * . A r t ic le I V . , •*, C* " " ' F i o d *»- Stale er Flo,Id. I n re E a t e t e ol T h e c o rp o ra tio n . h e l l e c la t p e r p e t u a lly . A r t ic le I V . H a r r y J . C r a m e r , M in o r S e m in o le C o u n ty T h e te rm fo r w h ic h th e c o rp o ra tio n a h a ll . ’ A r t ic le V . 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S* id Jacks Stewarts . b o d y t*naf*t a law p a f i i i , - u c f i f<*rtn ■d »?"V r f n m - - M Ob i e r f t I Its ut* * b J O ' l-M'fi id* d 1fl a t 'd j * p p l t r a M ‘ «n ft*-1 I«i t h m a d r for 0 I n a e r n r t l u t i t s * w ol p la w Springs for all Cars to h a v e that hi Top Dressing Valve Grinding Compound HENRY M cU U L IN Nl>TICi: giv^n that an a p p ti r t i i u n will !ip tin* nail nf th« Florid* uhtdi^ hinjx th * < p r ilr r if .t r m d m a n iH tia H ?n v e rn I ii f i it fur S a n fo fd , F la . a n d to 4 * t« ld i^ ii a * iifL r* ri» f * r m nf k « ve rn rm--i* t f1«r U - c i 41 m v i t i i i th a t Cushion Dressing Molor Driven Horns A T y i'f ir n m iM iu n A t t o r n e y * fo r ln e o rp o ra t »r*. u rf fo r Nu-Glass Polish Hand Horns F. D U TTO N II. W . U A H II, S T A T E O F F L O R ID A C o u n t y o l S e m in o le J jc f o r e m e p r m in t v lly a p p e a re d O . P. S w o p e . H o y F . S y m H , F . r . H u tto n a n d H . W . H a r r , to m e I t n H v n , a n il k n o w n to b r tin* p a rtie s (feat r i i i n f In n ajif a r t ic le * of in c o rp o ra tio n a m i * r jt n n « r li‘d g rd t h a t th e y e la n r ij th f* u m p fo r thr* u ses an d p u r p o a n i h « r c i a ap ip r p * ip f]. - \\ itn i'S Ji ruy h an d a n d o tH H al d a y u ff A p h l r A . I ) . 1919. > *• h. rt-L , mi»d* tn fo r n u t* - .' ! haplit t le ! d o in g tin * ' l i t-.lt-?-; it th e . #N*r»tar> P u b lle C o n )m tis io n F f p lf e s N ov. Ho y f . s v m k s V ' ’F. M il If ’K <*f r o u n t y em n m iiM io n em in e n d • f u r S * W in n ie e - .u n t y . F I * . , w ill re ce ive bl<D a t ll.t r l i c i t re g u la r m - e t in e hrb1 M a v f t h . V l» . 19 1 0 , at to n 'e l.- c k » , m , (o r th e h u llil' cotter* to M lu ittln e jils fo r b r i« H i* t*ver S o P lit r ( re e k , C 11 C r e i k , H ow * II C r e e k , an d o ve r ilit e li a b o u t I m ile n o rth of C lv le d o , I'lsfj'v u m l »ire rlllr M lio n t*» be had b v a p p ly i* g e l th e office of K . A . D>iuglaev, »l le rV . lt o ,r * t ' . —■** >•* (Ij,* rli-ltt to rrt*-et t n * an*l I o l. I . A l l l l U M L E Y , C h r m .. ltoar<t C o . C o m m it . S e m in o le C o . ll.isltrr; lin’lr cnlniliilltiiis upon rndtoiirilvf plit'nomt'iin. two liriijsh sp|*-n1 ! k( s have ndvimCPil Mu* theory Unit tinworld Is til least 711,ih*iiH)0 years old. th r* ju s t ut know 4Cut 'w it h in re a so n w ay ut and it ji ow n e rs ynd p p ip t - r l V . down w eek K lu n r e m a tte r Nobles Body Polish la s t to t h in g Brass Polish h u s in o r a * . -, ij; In C o u rt n f C o u n ty J u d r fc . ‘■ilntf* o f F lo r b la In r*» K d d it ' nf K i l l l.**w W llli* n < m d H i*m !n u ln C o u n t y V Vd IU m W ill i n t in , M im r * N o t lr r la h t 'f r S y i* iw ri in *ill * h . m It ma> c o n c e rn , ■th a t ' f a l l W illia m * , G u a r d ia n d r! f 1-a, W .n ia m * * i n l W d lia rn W it h aro *, rn in ttri, w n l oil top J » t * i ila y .*1 Vpf'd, I». A p p ly to thr IJmti or a h fa K, y II •M u h id d rr. C o u n ty J u l^ - in mo I ftir 9did 011 m y , rt t h it ofll **b in S u n f o ld 111 «Mi «| c o u n t y , a* 1 u o ’ . lorU it m , or «■ to m tfM *rr*ftrir 119 l H»- h i ,*U r t r .i o hi* h rt»rd . f «r «iui ion i * . to «. If, n p u h lir «»r p r iv a i.- «al , in . I' I! M *n g il c r i i d rc « ! .-Atato, irt t a i l f "U i* , S o 4lb * Arid l > c h a ir it of t H N W ' | of S' F ' 4 nf S ? r , 2 ri, T ' i * n i M p 2 J f lla n ^ t ;|t» K a -%1, c o n ta in in g t o a m m«*r * ur ROX FILES fo r l'!iiig llillv . E lf . T h e N ' / of N " i yf S o u th w e s t of S o u th * w t-*i *| u f S e c tio n j , T*»ans»h»p T w y n ty - o n c ^21 ■ S o u t h . K a iig e T h i r t y C a * t , con i.lin in g It) a c re * m o re ur A n n tin? S m it h o n * t w e n t ie t h (1 - 2 0 ) of th e S o u th h a lf ( H i of N * lrth w e s t t | f of S o u th * t* s t q u a r t e r t l (1i « f S e c tio n 5, T o w n s h ip T a * n t y - o n * ' f U li S o u t h , Ita n g e T h ir t y (HO) F t ' t , c o n ta in in g one a- re m o re or lea*. a ig n rd I n c u r p o r a lo r * , ir t lv n ii to a p p ly to H U F i c e l l e n r v e S id n e y J . C a t t a , G o v e rn o r of th e | * H u y F . S vrn « * S l a t P of F lo r id a , a t T a iln h a B ftc e , F lo r id a , on j .J o h n M *d *rh th e 6 th d a y of M a y , A . 1), IfM th or a t anon I lb K . S q y t r - * , t h r n a fte r a i we can bp b e a rd , fo r U t t e r * p a te n t Iu be i« *u cd to th e U . j*. S w o p e L a n d % r |lr ! r * *tf In c o r p o ra tio n o f * * T h r I la l l l l . t r , i C o m p a n y , of w h ' 'i c u rtio ra tjo n th e fu ll a w in g ware Goto pan)** ^httil \ r th e A r iic jp * of In c o r p o r a t io n : T h e u n d e rs ig n e d h e r e b y a a a o c ja tr t h r r .i\ i l l r l . v o f I n f e r por a lio n o f f i , |*t S w o p e ■ tlvra to g H h c r fo r th e p u rp o se of fo rm in g u l a n d f 'u m p tfly b a d y p o lit ic a n d c o rp o ra te u n d e r th e nf A r t ic le I . th e S t a t 9 n f F lo r id a * w ith an d u n d e r th e *fa| lo w in g p ro p o s e d c h a r te r T h e n a m e of th ia c o rp o ra tio n a h a ll be t h r *>. |*. S w o p e L a n d G u m o a n y a n d It* n rtn A r llr lr I. d p a ! p la c e of buMine** * h k ll be in O v im to , T h e n a m e of th e c o r p o r a t io n * h a !l la ir m in o te r o u t it y , F lo r id a , h u t a a ld 1 c o r ­ " T in * H a ll H a r d w a r e C i» m j» a n > ‘ an d |i« p o ra tio n m a y h * v » u flie r * « U * w h r r c in m e p r in c ip a l o ffic e * unci p la c e of Im aln^ x# # h a ll iztate u f F lo r id a »ir in I h v l- n lt e d StaU *« o f t he at S a n fo r d , F lo r id a , w it h b r a n c h a f t e r * A m r r ir a a* b y It * b u iin r a * m a y I n a m e J in • u r b 4V th cr p la c e * fn th e S t a t e u f F lo r id a , n i c e u a r y o r e x p e d ie n t. i i i th «. v i r a | T | t -n o," t t!**, 1¥fils | A r tic le I I . M a l t s , an d in fo re ig n c o u n lritu i a r m a y hcr*1T h e g e n e ra l n a tu r e fif th e b u x in e ** lo b e I i- f f i r be c a ta b lla h c ib * tra n * a c t« d b y th e c o rp o ra tio n a h a ll be a* Article ||. fo llo w * , t k * * » t: T o b u y , h o ld , o w n , c o n tr o l, T h i* f H te r n t n a tu r e of ib»* b ii* in c « ii ?*« be * o f k , d e v e lo p , se ll* d en i in , c o n v e y , lease* tiK H ita c io d b y thi* r o r p o r u t i u n a h a ll be To r e n t , m o rttfiig c , e x c h a n g e , c u lt i v a t e , im u ru v e «*nd otl**rw i% e d i a l In a n d tlia p o ie u£ re a l an d b u y a n d *cl1, a n d o lh erw i*** d e a l in an d d i* p e r* o n * l p r o p e r ty . * r d a n y rig h t* , t i t l i * . |Nn«* iif. a t w b o b - * al e a n d r e t a i l , f u r p r o f i t o r o n c o r n r n i “ >i i>n. ail k i n d * of h a r d w a r e , r n ■ tn te re at or e -ta l« t r i r r f in , in th e s la t* of V ' la n d * an d tn a th * r u ta fp * >>f th i 11n ilr - l c b i f i e r i , p ip in g , ‘ roctfiiig*,. fit t in p * p I ij m * a n ^ - ate» ttii'l in la re ig n c i iu ,|• r »» * , tif p is t , i rn i i u l h i a , p u m p * , r r u c k e f y , g l a r * t a , i r r , i| i| r« n> w a n ', t in w a r e , an d p lu f i l l j l a a c q u ire , l i r a 1 p r o v e , ilt h . i a m t d e i r la p U n d * fu r t h r p u r* ; i n a m i d i * p o i e of , i n t h e m a n n e r p r o , i d * > t . , . ___ I to d<< an d p c 'fo rm alt a r t ic le * arid c o m m o ititir* i n H i l n P a I a ll th in g * *.p p f o p ria tr n e e d fu l fo r t he 4 i ■ gem r at wh*>lc*a'l*“ an d ra t.til h a r d w a r e v e lo p n «»nl r I mI Im p ro v i t n l of sam e fo r a n V 1 n r o . t«» en g ag e in a m i c a rr * on tbo b u tim ** I p u rp o a c fo r w h ic h t p r i I i n ( l i r e 1.. R e r i- i f it v I ’ le n ly o f th e m Olhrc Supply Dept I'honc I i8 Sanford. Horlda al this season. With the abundant spring mois­ ture tho soil supplies have moved freely and the trees have had a vigorous development. Now, they need more fertilizer to properly sustain the fruit they are carrying and to promote a good summer growth. We offer any analysis. All tlie potash you want. J. G. Hail ns Jjreen as youm; Gidley. "Gidtey was. a raw recruit just j-urolh-d ;tn a rrack cavalry rettiment ai.tl nayiiiK his llrst visit to a riiltnv* “ riinol, “ Here’s your horse," said the !nstcu<'ler. and Gidley a d v itfi 1 yiigerly and l.mk hold of t m- lir.-lle. then he i ’.uiium-iL his. tinout mi mitely and, poitytint; <" lit -addle l)irth asked: "What's it got that nf pt urn I ini, finding, gat filling elect ideal . tn umlcrtaka th** mat g a n d o th e r h uid n caa** u f ' l i k e n a t u r e , ( a l l «»r a n y p a r i *»f th e r____ , ________ _ strap round ita waist for'.’ "W ell," ftttin tu buy. leave, nwn and hold and diapbac of I pnration, to undrrtafcy and direct the mananswered the instructor, without rral aelate for the p u r p o r t of Ha bu*lne**. ur : agement »nd *alr of property, buildtnga and other tpurpoiea, to buy, aril, eacbafigr, a rid \ la ml* of otbi*a, and to co n du ct a general cracking a smile, "All our horses nthrnarUe *Ical In all i k(nd*‘ nf * t n f li* an d '| bfokarag^ agency and cofnmfaafun huxino** and to make cu'iUxct* uf any ami ad • fa-r her* it* thn purchaxc, aale. Irate aod have a sense ol humor. They like to bond*, kind* to further Ha purpose and builncaa. } management of real estate, and the neyotlato borrow money and aeenr* the by • ti o s ol loan* thereon; to till, farm, cultivate laughT and sometimes, when there ledge of lui atock, nr by nole «. mortgage*, and operate the land* of the rorporAtlon, C are recruits around, we have to -put on da and other obllgationa. upon the prop- I and land* of oth ir person*. a*Ud to market, efty of the corporation, and generally to J aril and diapoae of the products “therefrom, on these straps to keep 'em from have and eirrc W* all aurh puwerw as may be j T h e foregoing clauve ahall be cunMrufd a* bustin' their sidrs."— I.os .Angeles Incident to ^he- purp os e or bu*inrw« of t h e ‘ Independent o b j e c t s / buainewac* and powers, rorputallon, or other hu*lnc«>ea of like na- and tba enumeration of any aprciric obje ct, Times. ture., nnd to have, en jo y, and rie fciM all business or power ahall not be held to limit • ~ . * • - * *1 * \ A SK YOUR G R O C E R WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers' Dealers In Spray Pumos and Insecticides 11, 1.K . ........................... FLORIDA It. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch ARE YC)U INSURED? W. J. T H IG P E N General Fire. * orn n t Sanford . . & COMPANY AGENTS **• IF NOT, SEE p e o p l e s iia n k - Insurance n n u » iN n • Florida �h ' • / . : -v . — ‘j* - . / *. . v ’ T l • ’ — . V v* ’ vV ;, , 1 . - * ‘ : v v g a s _____ — . . __ _ •• d e scr iptio n ■- •I LAND N o t i n I. hereby given th at U o following described landa. or m murk thereof at will be » K « u r j f «o pay the a m o u n t da * (or ( b o ( a m herein a*( opposite (o (ko same, together with (bo « * u ot aurb.aale a e d advertising. will b o aold at public auction on M o n ­ day, tho Second day o( Juno. A. O. 1*19, at (ha kour ol 1* o'clock, a ooo. at (ho court haure door, in Uao City ol Saalo rd. C o u n t y ot Seminal#, a a d Stale at Florida. V ' . J N O , D. JINKINS, __ ____________________________ T h Coll actor, .Scml wait Coaaly . Florida. oEscRiPTioS o r LAND ' 1 1 f. JE t# ol S W M . ---- -----------_______ U Her S W cor ol Lot ] ------SJ Run E 13-25 ch S 19 ch W 13.2 i cb, N T >3 ch W 10 ch N 56 dee W to Lake Nthty lo pt. 60 dee W ol pt. on N lino o l 3 '« 1 & * «a H fi u < 19 19 to 29 29 OWNER Unknown . Amount ol T a m and Coo (a _______ &.7| 2* Men. S. S, Potter. ol SWJ* ol N E H o f 26 19 29 N f M . - a . l --------- --3 Mra. A. Orcther . ’ _ 26 19 29 X ■j ol SE <» ol SW U 20 j M ra. A. Orel her S 1*1 yvrf. d . Ol ol N K E ‘ t| of e l NE t f . 23 19 2* 'I L * ' J. W. N e w m a n . . .. E ‘ j o f K 4 ol S W > t ol N E ' . and WU ol W » » ol 31 1920 J, E. T. Chamberlain at S K », 19 ‘ 29 35 6 it . J. Lawler ( , ol N W 19 29 33 SE* 40 J. W . Zachary / 36 19 29 Run S 20 eh E S ch N 20 eh W J eh ~ 10 U Halcome to Ki| N L cor ol Lot 1 o l Paola 36 **. Hun N 3S9 It W 323 It .. n S 3 S9 It E 32 * f l -----m 2 IL R. Eldridge S i. Joseph at R ecord ed {a Plat Boob No. I. P a (t I I I . S em in ole C oaaly Herorde NM, Lot 32 . St. J o te p h ------ J .-M . O r lo b v Uef 493 It N o| SW cor o l L o t * y 33 run N SO It E 130 I* __ „ S SO It W ISO It St. 4-3 or V OWNER t~ . I i. I i ® "*1 . J --------- . . . . de p tn io or n c ss cc rRi ir ons of LAND , 4 . v u N 4 Mra. L. W. Pill«y I'rknow n ' _ , I ji k c 1W3 i ?• £ • * • * * * * l« r u i IW«k Na. I. Pag* 27 Sem laale C a ta tj Umrmt4 t . t S w w Hfk t ,, . * Laiftowm - « • F. LamTilt l o , 3 ! : ) d . s u i , t ; *■ • "pui s* • r- « '« Lot 9 Royd’a Sub Ole * J. H. Brunaon LoU 19. 20, 2 1 . 2J ' and 23 * S. tl Shinholaer . Boyd'a Sab Die " l n ... . . 11.OS ...... „ . . . S- O. Shiahoteer. larkbam Park H eifk la aa Recorded (a Plai Hook No. I. T a fe TT . .... Sem inole C oa a lr lie card. M l I B lech E Markham Park ___________ , - * 52 l II • M 11 Block 11 Tr 14. 4b m, Clark*. Sub Die. Virgil Oalr Lot. J to 9 lie*. Lot 61 Block 11 T c 16 Wm Cla rk '. Sub • Lheialoa... , — . — - —.— Uaknowa _W >8- Clark a Subailetalaw of Black II of tablaouw'a S o n e y rf aa Wdiliwa to s **^**^ u Reewcded la Plat Bowk N a I. Pag. 1*9. Semlwele le a air Record. 5 4 U l ( Wm Clark*. S a b Die ol Block I t Rob ta a oa ’a ... Sarray of aa Add . t o , Stil&tf) W. J. VIrRrtd* Lot 4 W m. Clark’ . Sab IN* of RLwk f l of Robiwaoa’ . Su rrey ol aa Add. to Sanford Unknown Lot I* Wtw. Clark'a Su b Die . of Block t l of R o b in , aan'a Survey of aa Add. In Sanford . U a kn o w a Lot II F a . Clark’* Sub D ie of Lot l aliA «g _*• r. Ltiilirt Sab DMaiaa < i i * * a- r- . Lot S ft. T. L#ivitt i Sub Dividon Lota 7. >. St. 12 an j |j u F . U i v i l t * Su b LHaiaioa L o u IS, i f . 20 and 2 i, W. F « Sub t>i»* ’ * OWNER 3 £ H Lot 47 Sanford II»igbti ^* StafoftJ l ! f t { h ( i Loi> ItS and 124 Sinftifd Hrlfhtt Lot 15, Sa&lord H ^ifh u u .k h , . , Sec E 13 ch 8 — ~ — 1------; . ■ * * • ' * ..». ^ 5_ * i. It. «7. 1 6.03 l.Tt . .. 7,20 Week 94 of Rokl a t . a’j ______________ .____ •Ltd 9.66 • m * ■I - 3.66 6.93 9,94 ■• f« Su rrey of aa Add . to 7 Sanford ____ , . ■ Co Le Wiog _ K it ra r« e ■B. U Perklai 22.28 Tke T - . o f Saalord a . Kecord d l P l.t B « k No. I. p . , # . i t W m . Clack'* Sab Dttlaboa of E 'j of Block 13 aad All Blwek* 13 aid It Rwbfwwoa'* IIS, 1 1 a mad 1 1 T* S a m In j Ip t ■r- v* Sac.oy. a . Recorded la Plat Beak Nw. I. Page 1*7. Semlw.le Caaati Keewrdo N ' t Block 1 Tier 7 Sanford L o u I. S aad 3 Block S3 W m . A. Robbin* __ . 26.33 L o t . 1 and 2 Block 2 Tier 9 Cla rk ’ a • Sub Ditr.— of __ .* ' Sanford Rob in»on’» Surrey E J T a j for ’ 61,03 Lot i Block 3 Tr 1 Sanford I'nkn oan (1.30 Lot 4 Block 33 4Vm, Cla rk ’* 4.S9 An Unnumbered Lot L ln r be. . Sub Di ineen 1 and 3 Block J . Surrey • Tier | Sanford »* * c A ■ Joe D e M o n te v. 139.70 LoU 7. 6, 9. 19, 11 and 12 ttlk Lot t l Block 3 Tier 2 Sanferd ' i 3 3 Wm. t lark’. Su b D i r J-f-VAIitler ’ 131.1) S 21 ft Lot 12 Block 3 Tr 2 o f R o b in .o n ’ . Surrey Sanford K 3. Holly . •. I 0 .«.t0 LoU 6. 7 and * Block 3* 4Vm. W ' j Lot « Block 3 Tier J CUik-’b Sub D i f of Rob** San/ord D. L. Thra .her I39R# .IK*”*'* huf46r ' v , 1*°' 9 Block J Tr 3 Sanford S tv Shinhoi.tr . *■(3.61 L o t’ k ^ i l o c k 36 4Vm Cia r^ '. Lot 7 Block 3 Tr 6 Sanford Sub D ir of Rob in aoa'. Unknown 21 9* W >t Lot 3 and All I Block J Surrey 3.13 ► c c Jc ' * * ? b u ................. . Udhnown Tier S Sanford j i M i':,_ 43.10 A. D. Sleallford’ a Additiaa to S a a f .r d a* Reeorded la Plat Book No. t. P age l i t K ‘ I.1’ • • • E. R. * B. S. Palter 22.30 Lot i Block 3 Tr 8 Sanford', 3 1> Smith «3.>0 Semlwele Coaaly N . I l f IKeewrdo M C ’ 9.27 L o t . 11 and I t l i l w k t Tier I W i.L o t 's o 's u J r " I’ n knowa Albert Ca llftlik ¥ Lota’ * a a d 7 Steatif.-c'd'. Add 33.73 .Sanford 1 llttfut taheppard. * 64.30 l ot .6 St. / o e e p h Unknown . 10*.30 L o u 4 and 3 Block I Tier 3 ' In, Sanfahd . , * Unknow n 13.67 Lot 8 Steatlfnrd*. Add tv*. rie rld a Land A C oloaleoilow -C a.'a C elerj-p la a ia cia n aa R eeord ed In Pl*i Book Ne 1‘ Sanford Mra. S. o A h i n h o l a a r 129.90 Sanford • * P a t e 129, S em inole County Herorde Lot I Block t T r 6 Sanford F, Z. Co-art *.34 3. ' t' MttUr ' . bl.I S Lot 10 Strnttfard'a Add to San* Lota I and 2 Btork i Tier 7 * 1. ,( * Florida Land A Coloniia f.ud ___ ___ Sanford Norman Sutton. lion Co.'a Celery P la n ta ­ 1 1 67 Mra U. -A. Smith 33.20 te'l J2 Stratiford’. 4Jd to San­ Lot 6 and S’ ‘ 7 7 Block i Tr ^ tion J. C . Carter ford Sanford Unknow n Lot 27* Florida Land A Colo n!* (4.90 Lott 13 and ! I Stentiford*. Add dire. L- IE Th rather Lot 9 Block * Tr 3 Sanford cation Co.’ . Celery Pla n ­ H rnn V l| i.l , 91.63 . to Sanford Frank (tali S 12 f, Lot 12 and 4UI 13 ! « * ta tion -... . Un known Lot 2o Stenttford'. 4dd (a Sanb * f SE Cor Lot Id It JO ford _*^. ’ ' 7 Unknown » • N * 62 ft W 26 ft S 22 »t lief t,*7 It N of SW eor ol 32 and 2-3 Stentilord'* * ' - - -. . — . , VV l| It S til It E to yW K. !16 19 30 Add r» Sanfocd ■ J 44. 44 hile E.tate* ■"be** B W k 3 Tr 3 San Run »: 3J0 It N 660 It SteattforiL. Add to Sann -. ford 14 00 Lot 24t<wd I*. I_ Thraahrr W 660 It S 660 It E , • tleo. T u r n e r • Lot 8 Block 5 T ? 8 Sanford 31 90 A D P.rn.h 330 It 10 I. T J o i n , Jr 61 92 L o t . t and 2 Block 5 Tr |i» *■ U. C k .y p e ir. S a b dlt it io n of Block# (i, H. and J o f tb o T o »o of t.*ld >boro IS*t \* \V C^r 6f Rand'* Add . to Sanlord a . H rcs td rd la Plat (look No I, P . g c 71, Seminole t ou ntt Record* 64 35 Maec[s D ie k lK Sanfbrd run E to N E 3' l , Block 3 Tr 20 Sanford Mr* T. E. C r i e n l o l . 9. 'b and Ii) Block tl Chap.. r Id 33 corner N t o J. T. A K. . Lota ( »r.d 3 . Block 6 Tr 5 San pclj*. Sub Dir of ( . o l d . r * W Ry__. N W l y to Per* ford *6 3 13' Mar, E If*( t i n b o r o ' C ”* 44'm 4‘ lark biinmuii ____—- irm^ f --*8 mm■ m^ , .tramon A re S to UP£ Bet h 16 , .............................no wmo’ ----~ "l.to T t r t 'sajiTord 4'. W l.iin t 32.73 Lot II Block l> ■ ■ ■ * * & £ : i. - ; r : I..«r-S-BL>fk.7 Tr VSanford Dir of (lold.boto • 44 m. 4'ltfli.' • “ tfl 4V II Wight 32.TS Hot f Block 8 Tr I Sanford * K It. deeded to A . C. U v 32.73 Uota 18, I t anJ 20 Block A’r ■ Unknown Ch ap pell'. Sub D ir rd . Lot 5 Block 8 Tr I Sanford H. R. C o .) .... 26 19 30 Unknown 9.03 Unknown 5.00 Lot 9 Block 8 Tr 1 Sanford . (rold.noro t*«k n o « 1.33 ‘ Mra. M. W. LnvrtS 33.75 M . M l Smtlh'e S o d l i l . i o a • r S e e it o n * aa Rerarded In Plat Hook No. I, P a f r 3* Lot. 4 1 and 42 Block (1 Cfcap• • Lot 6 Block 9 Tr 8 Sanlord 9.08 J 4V. Fili(eralrt E.f, * ■ S r m ln o le <‘*nnly Krcord* Lot I Block 10 T r 9 Sanford eil'a Sub Dir of (Jidda' , 9 08 J L‘ , I l i t f i n t ' E . t <U srk M Me M. Smith's Sub L o u l and 2 Block 10 Tr 10 *\f<* ___ .* . * ** 119T Wm , Clark lh \i«ion , Lot 6S Hiark K Su ht Sanford J. A. AlUitin J F ; Lain? S * i Hiork ’CQ M. M. Smith** |l|¥ i(bf it i>lil l birro Lot 7 Block 10 Tr 10 Sanford J F Lain f . ' t.n Unknown Sub Div. . ill unt'l.t tr.J p art III*kck K Lot 5 Block II.T r 2. Sanford * J. V Hifein*' I'.iiaif 1 nlo.itn H W. 62 *nU C.1 M M. Smith*. ( h .p p^ ir * sub i >i « L o t. » and. 10 Block 11 Tr 6 Sub Dlir • Sanford C n know n * * F. K. |)gfhiin l.ll Realty Tru.I t’.o All Block II Tr f » Sanford ’ 1*1a ■ lIIi n k No I. i Ptgp'9| *1___ » . a Unknown Th»* Sub 1*1»I*11*m ml South S . o r o f d |* It^rorclrd In. |*I*| M. M , Smith*. Third SuhdlvUlon Hrrordrd In 1*1.t Hook No I, I*.feu *4 Lot t Block. 12 Tr 6 Sanford B I* fVN.al Srmlnulp l aunti Itpfof j « Srminolr rumitlf flrrord* Lo.« I Jnd 2 Block td Tr I M 5!, Smith** Thifil \ 40 ft L*t :* lu .ci ii. s >»kiih Sard * r-1 4|-» P t.o e rti Sub [»i» Snnfor.l , C. 44 Bento* • |i I, V Hufdgr l o t . 3 .nil lltork l I Tr. 2 L o u SO to 3# BK-ck l" South Sanford 2 f Hiyern* E.tatr f S *4 of N W 11 of SK ** . . ■ Benton A 1 ’ lwrk 2 L o t. i, 2. I and I Block Id Lot 4 4 (UtktfW * South S . n .lid N 15 acrt*4 of S ' K 1* . Tr 4 Sanlord Mary E. Iltypn* . \ M Th r.ihvr • ; I.,*! 3 Block Id Tr i Sanlord l! S W * 4 and All SK •* t' II R>an | L - t . S and 2 III ..-k II Tr 9 »‘ f S w ‘ 4 s of St Cpr• lo i l d . l a n d i • .rfhntf a 11u n t u I 1*1 . \ddltUn i.a S«*hi K > a «fo rd . . « |(r ri»ldrd In 1*1.1 11u d *■ A ' r Sanford Hod It Nil I, r . g r 7 5, Nr min ole t o u n p ltr(*rd« 2\> I9 JO 63 * J H liUrk T J Will jam# 17.97 26 91* \ I SW 14 t>f NK 1* lying N of I FUifidi Lin d 4k Cido, " Lot I Block 11 Tr 9 Sanford I'hVnnw n 2 .K0 !.A)t *. St. G<*rtrud» A o ____ 29 19 30 6 ‘ l-’ nknnwn Add to South S . n 4.31 Lot 6 Illock 11 Tr 9 Sanford F h ll*^d 2 tut IV; . of S W *4 of SW 1. an.I Lot 7 BlockI 4 Tr d Sanford f- ' i i S'rluin . **, I n b ftn . | * h ;7 SF it of SW *4 of - l i o r i d * I . . ml k I ' idu 411 Block lNTr tl Sanford l n kTia mr« 9ti «ts t «l S W ', 2 V 19 30 25 \\ M Smith 2NTr It SanL-rd ("*i» Adnl tv» South S.rs4 1 1 411 Block I n k n a « n 39 20 W d SK ‘ 4 of SW 14 Of aS*.V.‘ t VII Block dNTr II Sanford * . Vri kn ow n I Lnknaan i and S W «4 of SE *4 of S l JO ft of K 1j of |.„t ‘ and E M ,5 Flo rid . L.n d 4t l’ do S W «4 and N W 1. «< L u 'i A-dd t+» South S i n , 120 fl of Lot 7 lc*. S bVV *4 Ivinc E of W linr 1.10 f t > Block X Sanford ‘ » W f Hilt ! 3fJtitir F.. ( uut UIhT 9 65 -*f Sanfurd (Irani * ' . Lot 6 Block X Sanford * 1 rn k n i»• ri 1 1 17 Lot ts Flkvrid. L-«nd A G*do. H25 ft N and S by 660 N - l t d - N ' j . o f Lot 7 Mlor k 3 C o *§ .Add fa South S . n . M K Ik W in SK c»»r and Sanlord *nfd ' * 1 CnWnvmn » I* fl ItriAAUR 11 52 N * i j nrh- i 29' t,-4| 55 II or itl. L.nd A Cido* y Klli^br*h K *t I S ' , ol N i, ,.f Lot ; III or I 1, C * \4.1*I t * South S . n Sanlord ■ San f» rd Grant TO Afir|b V A i«r miipy l 1 52 F i . n t ' . ** b ** l f-.rd Lot I and N 1, I d •• Work Z ' N V , rn S a nf or i (j r a n t Iora Lola 3U *a d ,1? Llyfi.li I Ir:.| 4 S a nf i r d bug 4 5 Jk* \k ol NK ror L n kn •»u n l1 Colo Ln’ i A*1ii* t f* S*»uth Lot. t and 2 Block 6 Tr 4 S,-l fan W to in ir fj* cunn of S a n f i•i <1 lord VS lini» of Sanford lira fit ‘ H a f ir 111r hard inn 3 5 20 t*oi fi.i i l o n d . L./id A l* do. » f,nl 3 Block 6 Tr A Sanford S w Jy along' Grant hn* Lutfi^ Wtlliamt 21 93 C k-i*a Add t« South S a^r ■ Lot 7 Block.6 Tier A Sanford , I V n 0 rh K 4 61 rh NK la 26 10 It A. GardncF ford C t*A rio* n rL AS rb til brg t 3l I 16 10 10 J F I.a Inf Klix.lipih Ki**el '» 90 Lot 4 Block fc Ti II Sanf aril I .jf to rh S of N E r*«f _ j.| K j , VV h ||p**i Si Ub nit ImJo n oT I*.rt c»f Srr r5t* f ft I4* II 1 ' . a* llrrsid rd In |*lai 1 at it lllnrt 7 Tr II Sanford AA U Stewart 13 i t run S 10 ch W 20 rh N 1 ot Block 8 Tr U Santor-d , ft®«h Na. 2, I ' l j f IS, SpmtRalr ( uun<) ltf<a>di H 1 , Hu II a; I 56 .TfP lA ch W. |0 ch S 2 1# rh l.at 9 Block 8 Tr C Sanford t'nkna® n 21.00 UftK |nt in Iltafk I f l J. 10 rh S 1 2 ' j ch W a Lot U Block # Tr 1) Sanford tipknaWt» * ft Whit**'. Sub f V i v p .rt 16 .O rh N 23 dry E i i rh K lot *. 9 anJ lit Block 8 Tr II of If 1' n k n o * n 1LS2 1 *. hey 12 4 t nIin«.« 9 h© Sanford I'a k n ea ; F. II. U . . d * . Add. t . Manfuf d n ltrrord»d U IMal IU.V S « . I. I‘ agr I ) l,.S#mlnwt> II-( 3.16 ch E and It ch S o f Lot 1 Block S» Tr A. Sanford 26.30 Unknown Caunly H r r s r d t N W cor , .,3 1 19 30 Lot 1 Block 9 Tr 11 San for d 1.7.4 Unknow n Run S 3.16 ch. E 65 tk» t Lo t fi f Hi fi d "a .Add t o S i n f n f d t ’ nk h o w n Lot t Block 9 Tr C Sanfurd 17,67 J. Cower! 16.37 . S 2 . 6 1 -rh E S.27 rh N Lot r» Block-9 Tr C. Sanford I'flkn oan 9 0.4 Chapman A TurArr'a Addition to Sanford a« Itrrardrd in Flat llaok Na, I. I ' l g r 21 5 * 0 rh \V 8.9t rh to l.at in Itiark 9 Tr < Hanford M Paul . ( 74 Sr ml nut r Luuitii liffa rd * bry Luke llalronih 1.00 Lai 9 Block V Tr f Sanfurd Unknown 11.22 Lot • lltork t (*hapm.n A * b* (dv,dl,eb.E-eU-3vU Car 19 30 31 j.ot 5 ill.M-k 9 Tr l> Sanfurd I Tnknow n I 74 T u r krf *• Add to San Run E 12.3* rh N n.69 l.at 10 Block 9 Tr 1 Sanford l* 1. T h r.th rr t 1 22 (itrii J M ailam rh W 12 IK Cb S K.HO l.at) and 4 Block 9 T f F Si ri­ 1 - U 2 ami 1 |l|.M*lk 1 Chap rhairw f <■rii m aVk S* TurWrf * Arlf| t a ** 1 I at i< Block 9 Tr 1 Sanfurd * ' 11 .h S uf N W t or 11 19 10 San far tl 4 klh pnnr I* Thv’ ma« [ ft* 9 ,nd III Block 9 Tr ll Hun sS 3 16 rh K 116 rh I *11 l IiSarA, ?t Chapman A# S.nf.<r.| Unknown N l 16 rh W 3.16 rh *8 ! T u r k r r • A «li'l lo San* Mill )il *• !!» (1 I.a 1 1 Block in II- i S h t or of S K 1. 19 30 32 ford i \ II. Fratirr llr». T r A San f ->nl Itun E 12 rh S 20 rh to Unknown Lot 3 Mirtck 5, Chapman 46 SW Lot 2 Block 10 T r A San» . * I* r. Ily 44 ly along Turltur'a Add to Sanfotd . 5.06 Urn Bradley t i m e 7 4j eh N 29 (teg fpyd „. Mra, C«. Saurtr * tint 4 HlipAk 10 Tr A Sanlord K , II. Jont-a • 1122 Lot 3 IHiH-k 8 ('hapmaq Jfe 4V 10.96 1-3 cb W 10 ch l.ot 3 Block 10 Tr C Sanford - Unknown 4.76 S 11.13 eh NKIy *3 ch , * Turkrr'a Add In SanW i , Lot 5 ( le a S 4 fit Block S 14 deg E * ch 8 61 lord C II Fraairr Mr. 10 T f r Sanford . . Unknown deg 4V t o pt. 30 rh W of Lat 4 (Hark S('hapman * A E * , Lot 5 Block 10 Tr ( ' SanK line of Section and 10 Ttirkur'a ‘ Add In San1ord Unknown ch N of S line of N E 1, fc»rd M. J SitiAf* U.d. 6 and 7 Block ID Tr I • S 10 ch W to SW Cor K 4 ol K ‘ i of l.uii 9 and 10 Sanlord . (’ . If Frailer Heir* of N 44' i, of Sec N to ' lltoek It Chapman A S 4V Cur of- Sec E to Lola I. 2 .nil 3 Block lit Tr if Tu rk r r’ ■ Add l«i Sanbey 167 Sanf-rd K ■ **rI 26 10 Unknown furd Lola I and 2 Block I I Tr 4 " i VV Cor .32 10 L«t 2 Hiurk *12 i ’ hapmari L Sanford 26 TV If I. Duhari Run E I rh N 15 ch K TufW**f,« Add l«« San loll 1 Hi... k I I Tr II Hanford M J Stoke. 21 9a 21* rh S II deg W I 5 rh ford . 1 Ol a lltork I 1 Tr II Sanford Unknown 21 96 Lo! 1 lo t't ! 3 f.|. W III SE 7 JI lark It Chapman A l.ot I Block II Tr f* Sanford J a me* Jack.on 11.16 t or of 8 44 '* N 33 rdo T u r k r r ’ a Add t<* San­ Lot 4 Block II Tr C Sanford 2I 96 ( " II. Frailer ll rir . E I i r d . N II rd. W 20 ford Lot 6 Block II Tr D Sanford E. T. Durlln 3 90 N 40 fl Lai | lyiTH'k 16 C h a p ­ rd# N 16 cd. 44 70 rd. N ‘ j t.ol in Block II T r I ' San N no rd* 4V 70 rd. S to man'* A Turkrrt Add ford D o u f t u A Moaely 9 t; eh E 1 rh lo beg Unknown lu Sanford t?nk n'n* n 22.56 Unknown 19 30 22.50 Lot 9 Block II Tr It Sanford i , id SE '* (lc*. W I tip fit 33 T R, Eva n . L o u I, 2. } and 10 llloek |l •Nraara Addiilan lo Hanford aa Krrardad la Plal Hook Na. I* Paget 71 aad 11) ^ 4111 Nile# of Twin Lake, an lleowrded In Plat llopk No. I, Pa'ge 63. ffemlnolr T r E, Sanford Hemlnaie County llrrordi llnknovti Caunly Record. tail 4 Block 12 T f A Sanford II. F. Trrnn4. AH Block. A and It Nravee L- U I to 36 Villa Site, of Twin l.ot 2 Block I ! Tr C Sanford Ifnknowh Add to Sanford II. W lg ht^.. l.ot 3 Block 12 Tr E Sanford l.akra Unknown Mrtkoovn l.ot 6 Block F Nrevea Add to l.ot 6 Block 12 Tr E Sanford l o t . (2 to 52 Villa Sitea of I). |r Thtaahfr Sanford ' . :. . Frank It. ilrown L o t. I, 2 and 10 Block 12 Tr F Twin l.akra Unknown l.ot. 3 and 4 Block K N cavc Sard ord Lot. 34 lo 68 Villa Site, of tlnknnan Add to Sanford Frank II. Blown l^jt f ll'oek 12 Tr II Sanford Unknown Twin Lake* K. A. Smith lleldra Heal Estate Cempany'* Addlllen Is Hewfwrd as Ii. rarded la I'Ut llaok No. I Lot. 2. 3 *. and 9 Block 13 Tr A ‘ - I . 72 73. 7 4 and T6 Villa Page *9, Seminal* County Retards •Sanford . • S i t e ul Tw in Lake. Unknown Unknown Lot 1 Block 13 Tr II Sanford l.ot 4 .Holden ReaUE.lal# Co'* Lot, 7 k to 105 and 107 to III and J. J ir k io n 113 to l|8 Villa Sites of Add to Sanford .. , John l.aw*on t 7.21 A. C. Martin*. Addition In Hanford aa Ilemetled In Plal Bwak Ne, Lot, 5 end 6 Holden Ileal Ka­ Unknown Twin Lakes ___ * Page *1. Seminole Oannly Hemrdt lita Co'# Add to Sen- " • '*• N 44* f l of Lot 3 Block 10 * ' ;* f»td Unknown 5.3* I hr Town of Hylran Lake aa Recorded In Plat Hook No. 2. Page 69. .SemlnoliT W 9 Martin. A dd to l,ot 7 llotden Retl E.tate l‘ o'» , . County Records Sanford S. ShlnHnUrr 7,52 Add to Sanford Holden Real Eat. Co 4.29 S S ' j f t o f U t 3 and N 39 ft L-d. 156 and 157 The Town of J. E. Para's Hub til.lalaa of llloek C of Mrllontllle, aa Retarded In Plal llaek l.ot ( Block 10 Tr 9 Sylvan Lake . O. T. Pear.on 1.20 N*. I, Pago 91, Hrmlnolo Coanly Record* Marlin '. Add To S .n • f ord Mr*. J, 11. Hahrrti 7.A2 llrg NE Cor ..f Lot 13 Run W The Town of Paula aa Recorded In Plal Rook No. 1, Page 4, .Nernlmdr County Record. , 57 ‘ j ft S I3J I. E 67 <i l.ot * Block 10 Tr 9 Martin*. I t. I. 2 and 3. Block A. Town Add, to Sanfurd owU • Realty Tru.I C - < . _ ----------------------_____(_H-_ N__L13 " • " . i*'l . I'.awo "— of Paola _ ____________________________ ___________ _____B> IL-Cld flif lB ________ —— 4 9 .2 5 Lota 4, -6 --,-9 anti 1« ftlnrtr ttr Itiv of Block C. -Mellonrifle Tr ID Martina Add. lo J. K, Vaughan 12.(2 Sanford. New Upeala aa lleenrded In Plal Uaak Na. I. Page 67. .Seminole Coanly Rererda H e a l t y \ r u . t Co. 33.33 Fractional E of Ry. llloek 10 Beg 100 ft E of N W Cor 28 19 3| f - ' i Lot 43, N ew Up#a!a WIJI F r ir n o n Tr II. Martina. Add. tu Run E 100 It 8 In N llne^nf Lot 4 W 100 fl Sanford M. C. Smith 9.66 33 13 30 N 6 Unkr SEW nf NR i* nf NE If N to b rg Lota * r *. # and 10 llloek II F. K. Itorner 3 .0* N W 1. of N EW of NEW and T r 9 Martin*. Add. iu All W ' , of K ' i SW of SI. N ' j of N E W of N E '* o» Sanford Juhne river (loo. 8 1130 Unknown 22.3* N E '. and NEW of ft and lea. E 130 ft of 8 25 33 19 30 Unknown 6.33 Lot 3 Block II Tr 10 Martin’ * N 4V ' , of NEW 1170 ft anil Irae beg 363 Add lr> Sanlord of NEW and s W W of >'( N4VW' N 4V ' Jo* C’ am.rort 6.33 (I K of SW Cor 23 19 31 Lot 5 Block II Tr 10 Martln’ a SW nf SE W of NWJ^ Run N ItOI ft E *04 fl Add. to Sanford 3 f' N E W antf NW .4 Unknown 5,04 S 1101 ft W to beg) 2* 19 31 Smith i f Thra.her Lot A Block II T r 10 Martin’ . 44 .(3 44’ 4 of S W , of NEW Add. to Sanford 2* 19 31 aim n H <i of ot NEW ny, or nd N "I Really Ttual Co. 13,67 Brg 345 ft K of SW Cur l.ot 2 L o t. 7, fl and 9 Block II T r 10 35 Unkr Run N 1120 ft E 313 ft 9.90 SW W of N E W . . 33 1 Mnrtln'a Add. to San­ . S 1120 ft W 313 It ....... Big SE Cot of N4V W *3 I D. L. A IL T. T h ra .h .r 57.0J ford. , , . . . . Run N 30 el. 44'ly 12.35 o „ 29 19 31 Unknown 16.30 Beg SE C Lot 10 Block II T r 10 klartln'a run N S') rh W 3 ch S <h. S 10.15 rh W I rh S A d d . to Sanford , 20 ch E 5 rh . - I R . lt eh E ' 16.2* eh lo 10 Unknown • F. P. I t o r n e r . , 57.0* 7.32 Lot. 2 and 3 Block II T f II Unknown Beg 67* ft E of SW cor Lot 3 29 19 31 Mart in'. Add. trC"RanRun E 3374, ft N -IS 4 0 Unknown .a . 33 l» 30 NW W NEW « f SW.W _____ f ord ,-„ u . . ft W 337 M H S 1310 J. F. t.alag ____ 18.30 n ' i o f SEW o f S E W and S I-* leet 10 l.. W. Wallace 5 3 .IS of 4 V li of N E W of Beg el Inis of K line Mellon33 19 10 J. it. Black N E W .. 4.60 93 and *3, Hemlnaie Ceanty Uecerda villa a r e with «outh line N ', of SW W of N W W nf Lot 4 (lea. 4V 366.4 ft) Kobinof SO I t 31 HE'g and N i» of SW of »nn'i Surrey of an Add. Run N along avc 162 W 'y nf N EW of SEW to Sanford Unknown 1.82 y d . K 162 yd . S 162 l j of S E ' , of K 4 4 ft of W 14 ft Lot & llohlny d . n\ IC2 yd . 12 J F. Using 19 30 Unknawn 143 12.7* <f S W i, 33 l o n ' i Survey nf an AdiL 20 10 T II, K v a m 4.30 33 o fS W ', ... 19 Beg SK Cor Lot I Holden Real to Sanfurd lien Green Estate C o ' . Addition to Lot -9 Robin.on*. Survey of an *1. M. Hmlth'a Hecaed Hub Dl.ioiea aa lleenrded In Plal flank No. I, Page ISO Hanford In ’ 30 19 It Add to Sanford Hemlnaie Caunly ' llreoirt. Unknuwn run NKIy parallel with Lot 17 (lew S 120 ,11# Rob in L«t 12 kl. M. Hmlth'a Second Sanford G|^ lln* lo W ■ •o n ’a Survey id an Add. Hub Dlrialortr „ _____ 4 J. W. White E.tate 7.30 line of L o t ' 5 nf E. A. to Hanford • Unknown 3,30 I'ake'a Hub IR* B l o Be* *3.2* ft S of N W Cor Beg 16 rh N a nd 2*.S0 eh E 0T Grant line SWIy with Black 22. run S ,4 0 It 19 30 S4V Cnr. 35 fit. lln# to Crlery a re K 120 ft N 40 ft W to Bun H 10 eh F, 4*6 ft W to p| 8 p| beg N lo •T brg Itoblnaon'a Su rrey of an N 10 eb 4V 495 ft Unknown ’ __ __ ____ 6.62 Add. to Sanford Unwnown 7.7* I fubbafd Reed N W Cor of E l i or W 4 j of Reg HW Cor of N W ' , 31 I* 3 1 Block 29 Robin.on*# Survey n f . f l !f f fo f 8 W ) t o f N W ' f . M 19 30 • Hun N 6.21 rh K 9.41 >n Add. to Hanford . A. H. Brock Run 8 330 f( K 364 ft eh SKIy lu E Use o| W - . Clark'a' »*b d lrW a n mt Black I I . Tie. 14 and Black I I . Tine 13. an Rec.rded . , , , . N *30 ft W 264-0 Unknown . . . . 6.95 Sanford O l. 8 23 dr> 4* Lot 3 _fAnc)t 1I t7 ! i 7 w » ’ ’ '* r “ * , M ' It. C. D u f l o i e . . ____ _ 7.20 W,o0h . V 'n* NWJ " ’ ‘ "' n S . ' a S sV ’. V ' ’ " * . •• Unknown . Cla rk ’a Bub D lv. .* w Henry Moor* . Be* at L it . of t line of Sanford Hanford H eig hts at Rerarded In Plat Beak Na. 2, Pag* I t , S e m in a l* Ceanty Rererda L o t . 7 and * Block II t r 14. 0 » . with W line o f ____ 3| Lot 17 Saalord H e ig h t .______ __ Mra. M a u d e A. Kin g___ _ 5,63 ‘ 19 31 • Wm. Clark'a Sub D l a . . . . Harry B. I.twla Run N 12.65 c h ’ U 6.0* -M r{y5S A K L.-~: ' __ • ■ . , m m vm 44 * - - |J 1 ! ! gi l ;I * li-i ! x M : tf T * i n. M 1 •! ■ B i . ft i �• i? DESCRIPTION OF • LAND « B a » 1 & 1 1 •* . » • OWNER ' • 1 Amount of •Taxrw and ' Goal* 5 - - eh 8 23 dec W to bee - . (leu N 2.07 i t r e i ) . „ ........ . , 2 7*10 Unknown N 2.07 acre* of bee at Inti of E line of Hanford Gt. With W line o f . ... . 31 Run N 13.<3 rh E S OS rh S 23 dec W to bee N 4 of t o t A, a eub die «f 31 ■ae recorded In 1*1at Hook No. *), Page H, Seminole Gao. A. Townaend..____ Recorded la rial Book No. I, Page 41 ily Record* * Unknown. Unknown . II. Meirhkra___ _________ ■> Unknown. _____ . Juliua Th om aa____ II. Meacharp . II. Mrarbwm ____ __ Unknown_______ ________ II. Meacha m ......... ............ . Lot* II, 23 and 24 Midway Lot 22 Midway____ Lot 67 M id w a y .__ ____ _ . Lot 21 Midway....... ....... Lot 72 Midway . Lot 73 Midway . Lot 34 Midway , Lot 81 Midway Lot 83 M id w a y .______ .. XolJO -M idw ay If. Mearbam Unknown.. , . Unknown Unknown. . . . Lota.l7Q.and 180 Lot 186 Midway Lot 191 Midway |9 Lot* 211 to 220 Midway _______ 32 Lot 233 Midway..................32 Lota 287, 288. 239 and 290 Midway .. ------------------------ 32 31 31 19 — 1Unknown 1Unknown 19 SI . 1 J. O. Packard'* Pint Addition I* Midway a* Recorded .Seminole (oanly Rererda Lota 26 to 30 and 36 to 40 J. O. • Packard * ‘ Firat Add to Midway Lot* 41. 42. and 61 to 54 J. O. Park ard'a Firat Add to _ Midway . . DESCRIPTION Q 9 • u n i) , f | '■-m | 9# * • 7 it ' s m -‘ ' are run E 320 ft 8 200 ft W 520 ft N 200 ft .... flee 9E Cor* of Jraufv and W Lake are run 8 198 ft K 333.60 ft N 193 ft W 353.6A ft „ Ilec 51* eh 3 of N W Cor of , Hun S 5 rh E 10 rh N- 3 rh W 10 rh E. E. Brown'* Nab Dlflaloi OWNER i Lot 5 yda W 62 2-3 yd* N 61.33 yd* E 147.66 yd* S to bee____________ _ _ flee 85 y d . W of 8 E Cor of N E X of N E U . . , . _ Hun N 132 yde W • • 136 2-3 yd* 8 182 yda K 136 2.3 yda W U of NW|i I B M «f N W X and E X of 8 W ti . . . e • N X of M l l f N E X of N W | f . 13. R. Mitchril'a Survey of k llammork a* Rerardrd niork D. Drown'* Sul Ol v o f ’ fleck Ham W . S. Koontt f)ir of Deck Ham­ mock............... ; ............... ... • . . EH NK )i of NW J^ of •JH ®{ HB » / of 8 W U of N E W ~ N W }( of S W V o( s w } N X of 8 W X of N w ' ( ... »X o l^ N fc jf of N E X of L. G. Hunter K. C. Starnee Joe Cameron. E. M . Howard___ Mary J. II*.ty Mr*. J. J. Aimley S E X of N & l f nf N E X IT T N 2* arre# of N E X of N W U .. W .4 of N E I( of N W X of 20 32 120 n ailer Rrarra Lota Lot* Lot* DESCRIPTION U N I) Altamonte L II A N Co 341 and 543 Altamonte I. II A N Co 332 and 333 Altamonte L II A J* Co 506 and 507 Altamonte L II A N Co J. S. Her* Unknown.. . . W. P .‘ Gifford Lliaabeth N. Curry J- C . Tatterton Unknown, Gilra, Qventrret A Drew Section* t btrtVrioq* r f r geminate. Ceunlg.Recacd* L o i r 2 2 'and 23 Froaiv Second Add U> Altamonte. .. .. . Hudson Park an Rerardrd In Plat tlaok N I nt* 1 ” t X an.) I i •Unknown; Hammock 8 Florida Gro«n Firat Add to Hlack Hammock • 10 Florida Grove. Firat Add to Black Hammock Lot 12 .ni Florida Grov.e Add to Hlack Unknown , Gllea, Overtired A Dre itcbrll'a 8 iir Caall•r4,* rtrat- Add to Lot 4 Moaea I.yman'a Eitate frailer lfelra SE H of N EW of N W .1. 7 20 S| N EW of N W > ( ot N W ; / T . . 7 20 31 NKlJ of N E W and Sr. <4 ot NEW (leva S 130 yda , of SEW o f'N K W ) g 20 31 Heg 2.94 ch E of N W coP 8 20 3 1 ruij S 16.13 ch E 17.13 ch N 15.13 ch W 17.18 - chain. N W U 'of SE W ‘ 8 20 31 SW W of 8E U 8 20 31 W lj of NW I| 9 20 31 Lot 3 ._ 13 20 11 Cameron as Heeoeded lu-Ftw* Desk N •Lot. L 3 -and-ai-tUM-le-tj-Cam* " ......... • """t ' aroa . Eota » knd 10. llli/tk I C a m - • ' • Lot 14 Illork 2 Cim rron Lot 16 Illork 2 (,'amiron Lola 3. *4 and 6 Illork 3 Cam* Perry Glirkato^e F. W . Hilliard Hrlra . W. L. Palmer. W. C. Davit Perry Gllcketone __ Unknown . * ■fni vvnk * er»»n L«it P. E. Church . * • link M Illork3Cameron Unk I'alm llammork Allqlmrnl aa Rerardrd In flat Hook No. Mr mlnole ( ‘oantj Urrorda I*4»( 22 f*alm llamm«»rl# Allot* mrnl Sanl Lot 23 I’ alrA llamm* t*k Allot* m#nt ’ *r q Mrrra llammork as Recorded la D al llook No I. |*age h i Lo|a 22. 23. 24, 25. 26. 27 and 2 M .Mrrra llam* • mock t* r \V 2-5 «*l S Lot 10 M#rta llammork . . . * |> I 8 H Lot 29 Mrrrallammork .. E C Unknown Nampenn City ae Rrrordrd In Plat llook N I In 15 fli-ea 3, 4, 9 A 10) Block A Sim |»on City 16 to 29 lllurk A Hamp­ ton City 3 1 lo 60 Block It Sartipion • City 61 to 66 and 71 to 76 I l l or k C S a m p , o n (*lt> 67 t o 7*) B l o c k C S a m p e i m l e r t ___________ • _________ 16 20 3* S W )j' of N W (( _ _____16 20 32 ' 40 Genet* aa Recorded In Plat IIoak Nw. 2. Pag*. 12, All fllqrk, A and 6 Geneva Lola I and 4 to 11 Block 7 Geneva . All Block 10, Geneva Lot, I to 10 Block II Geneva Lot* 16 to 24 Illork II, Geneva . . . . . . . . •' * All Block 12. Geneva ' ■ Wkllraaib'a Herand Addition la G ra tia aa Rtrardrd , * Seminole County Record Lot* 19 and 20 Block 6 Whitv . comb'* Second Add to „ C. E. Patter,on a Plat Book N *. 2. Pag* 34. Seminole Co. Record, N W )j of SW ), .2 2 : Elirtkk lUm m ork a* Recorded la N )| l-ui 57 Eureka Ham­ mock _ • Bly Lot 104 and All Lota 112 and 129 Eureka llaramoek _ . LoU 130 and 131 Eureka Ham­ mock LoU 132, 133, 134, 133, 118 and 137 Eureka Hammuck Lot 139 Eureka llammork J. II. B r y c ._______ Unknown 2. Page 30. .Seminole County Recarda M lteSel"*" Survey * o l-t*r?GranL.,___ — _____ _ I and 22 Block C Mitch Survey of Ijtv y H. T . Dellrgal Cnknntm I'nknnt n I'nknuan L*rtknu« n ._ - N : BrdUlex " E<y I.ol ' Fo rreat f i t Lota 214 to 261 Forreat City -60 ■ot N E 'i of 8 !») |8 2 | o Beg 37, ft W of NE cor of SE W of S W I f . 21 i , 1 run W 210 ft 8 210 ft * E 210 ft N 210 ft • N W ), of N W W - ____ '* 24 21 2 Wild mere aa Recorded In Plat llor All W « S of Tp line Block 8 IVildmere All Block 9 Wild mere • lllchardeen'a Addition to W’oodhrldg _Je aa Recorded In Seminole Coaaly Recordt Gllea, Overatreet A Dr* Unknown Myrtelle H. Terry V J. A. Davrnport Unknown I’rtrrZanarlni I’ rtrr Zanarlni •tti4X If.orraro Sandrraon N E X of N K I ( . . . j EX of S E X of N Wt i of a NW ,X .‘ 2 8 ) ) Lot I and All 1.1)1 2 (Iriah N E X ofLot 2) |2 B»g NE Cor of ftW lx-of N B li Hub W 612.44 It H 246 14 ft S 61 deg W 9103 ft S >4 deg 30 min E 1136.32 ft E 2(9.74 ft N 1133.13 f t ___ chain*) Empire l-and Co. Empire Land Co. Unknown . . . _ __ Loagood a* Retarded la Plot llook No. I, Pag*, la |s 3 j ' 1 '• Loogweod oa(Urc**ded la Plat llook No Hrmloole.t'oaaty Hocorda flag 231.7 ft E of S W Cor of N W )( of N W X • Hun S 417.4 ft K 208.7 ft N 4 17.X ft W 203.7 ' feet.............. . . _ W t t ot HWX - S.‘ » of S E ), of 8 W X T , . 21 Hoalhara Florida Cllraa Camaai Plal llook No. Lota 30 lo 38 Sou. Fla. Cltrua Co'a Plat ol . 21 Soolhrra Flarlda Cllraa Cam** Plot Rook No. 3. Lota 3 and 4 Sou. Fla. Cltrua Co'a Plat . 23 Unknown.. . . „ Unknown........... C. E. Polteraon U n k n ow n ...___ Unknown.. . . ____ _______ Unknown._____ __ ____ M • D. Barber'.,.____ ____ * 20, It. 32, an Recorded Coaaly Rocord* ® 37 Unknown . 'a Plat of Hoc. 13, Tp. 20. R. 33. o •I* 67, Hamloala Coaaly U*c*eda I* Laage.d aa lUrordod la P l.t Dock N. nemlaol* CoaatyllUcoeda Unknown,, W. L .S U g 27 Grovrt •B,° fd: i :' U C. J V T *?d Maine* i v 4i . , JS0,., ! ' A' A. Hitke. F. A. Av .v * «tuI Leonard Kelt J . O. Frlca « “• U^ h . ,.n.*'-vTh,ak George Peter*. J Dooley Co'a of Nh '4 of N K 11 * nJ H. B. McCall. Geneva: J. W. Flynl, V. Wfcka' K f- 7. Chuluoix; 1 B. Hubert* and l' *• tiabriella: 8 *. N ,r 1. 1 Waggoner prrriact. No. 9. Long wood: T. P. I .twit. Entimtngrr, Hagan, S*rt|>*( ' Kllbr#. Com mi aaiun•ra 2t4 21 32 \l l l a Mi l l * a# H r r o r d r d in Fl at l l ##k N ta 15 and 17 Illork C \ ilia Oyrratrrnt Turp. fn Jamra I.. Gilra nrrrf.if drum *»r*l "K an g#" Ithaaarr. JNO. 0 . Ta* fallrflor, Jam#* II. Edward* 9 Mary E. Evana Unknown T M. ll#nkrl A d d i t i o n In l l l ark l l a m m t i r k , N rm l no l r County K r r u n U yd, .8 70 rd , K 35 yd* r N W ii (1cm beg SE C!or ») W run E I t rh N Ii ch W 15 ch 8 5 chi ^ . 1 Frl** .Survry of Lake Charm Samuel Smith 21 31 72X J. F. A II. A. Alliaoa flrrardrd la Plat IIOak | Na. I, Page 4, .Hem Caaaly Recarda 13 and 14 Block A Frle* hurv*y of Lake Charm ileiaadrl* ar Oviedo, aa recorded la Plal llook N> t —Bhirk''tT**AfellATfrll AT I. Pag* 43. Seminole Co. IlecordJ. II. D u m a,. . . . . ___ ... Rrrordrd In rial Beak Na. I, Pag* 41 Oviedo P. A. Paraona..__ E. M. Roberta Empire Land Co County Record* 19 and 20 Block B, aon'a Add to Oviedo. • 21 29 4«X Unknown.. v _______ 1.70 21 2» II Unknown.. . . 2.60 >, *. • ____ __ — . % 21. R. 31. a* Recorded lo Plal Rook No. Srmlaol* Coaaly Rrrard* >° 21 31 S. W. Steven, a Oviedo ao Racoe'dvd la Plat Da«k N*. Srmlaol* Coaaly Record* Rj Lot, 6, 7. 8 and 9 Block I John J Lgan'a Add. to Ovlado EH N W Ji and E 402 ft of W X ol N W ' f of N W .X .(tea* S of N W X f NEX of of Vi i of HW)4 and N X of * NE X ol SW X of S W X 10 2 f x of S E X • _ II 2 Plea of Hob Dltlaloa or Load 11* 1.■ oa Recorded la Plal U**k No, • 116. 127. 1(9, 130 and 131 Allamonta I - II. • N. . L. II. Moore it »Sall hr h«|.| or abbr^aiatlon 3. JIN KINS. .Nratlaol# County Hcmlaolo Coaaly Record* Ell Swarily 1, f . 20 a .d Lu‘. . . ? T / « V .a % 21 I , b*rf ‘ h* M urid, r.aat Co.at n oU roa d ero *... Avenu* C In plat of town alt. ol O . a . v . Florida, according 1 « T recorded thereof In Plat Rook 2. p*go l | of 2 :™ ,nH°1,. f-OU. n‘ J,k ,Mr>fd«- *h.nc# run rail to Second *tr**t, thence aouth on 'Second atr»*t < Beginning at th* lnt*r** avenu* nad Ninth , u » * l In f. __ 7. m m Oviedo l t S s i’S ' '°* a •ou,h- 30x3 * i S f e Bw aaf 'U 1,1 (ho efty of San- Mi scJ; 1 •»•!■ road wait and aoathwooUrlv . N o n -S k id - $ 1 4 .8 0 1 9 .3 5 thence wiat on Seventh (•• h lw k, to—A venutr: fy S till H av e G ood E n v e lo p e s a t Atlantic Coaat Lilt, Railroad croulng In (font of Lawton Bros, atoro at Ovfnlu making a total dlatancv* of approilmalely •lx and Dvr-lrntha (6.5) mil**. maieiy *’ Stiver * AY* nU* Kl11 w ,,t brirk' px'viment! 5c a P k g. of **• John* Beginning at the air,I end of , draw bridge j ; ' ™ , ! ', , , OB ,h » road running Irom Satiford to Geneva, run w**t approx- Office Supply Dept. 148 Sanford. Florida gU,,Ur “ «> ">I'« «» Drango llouiavafd. •Beginning at .th* iht*ra*ctlon ' of Orong* Boul.'vard with Or*goa «ir»,t „ |i)4 ou, lh* map of banford Form,, reerded In Plot ( P»«f« . ! « and 128 ,.| 8 , „ : Inol* County Hovordt, run *a^t*rly on Orang* nnMh'Vn',? ,pp, rKollm * ‘ r|F “ »• (,» m il. to th . north and aouth on , quartar (l»| lln* of 8*<V ° " twantyson* (21), town ninelren (191 HoulH, Hang, thirty , 30 ,- Ea.t. % h « t " , . „ g i ‘oOUlV : L dA f e r ? , * '? M» « - hrlca road. Beginning on B«. Gertrude avenue at . M l n i i ! uu, lT* o hundred three l H01) feet weal of th* Section line between (26) and tw enty-TH S tklVf. IxiTi" PP Koulb, y R ,B, , thirty (10) E h L n l d p oin t b r lo f on ih . 2h ,, " ,f 0V . kv' A iL“ “ u * public ^ ^aaa y S x o ir .W M ^ .u i ; Gold,hero and Pant* R„,,|. • rr ? ‘ r : : d J ’ r^ * h • 3 0 x 3 ) '> N o n - S k i d . t r « , ,1.n"V, l , l ‘ l * )Bl- « - c ( l 4 n of Goldaboro ... ^ i 16 S P E C IA L H."ndV "."id ilr PUl,l,e ‘ “ •'’ /UBnlng*north to Hand ■ aldlni, run north approxlmauly ftf|e*n hundred (1500) f**t to within ndH i woot.rly' Into V » » * l* i y . Ofpnlroat Turp. Co Unknown . . . * P hone Kelly Springfield— Porlage— Pennsylvania Beginning on St. Gertrude avenue . ■pprwaimwle-ly (ourtrfn- hundred 11403) feat weal ol the Section lln*-bet oni ,2 0' ' " ‘l tw enty # (37), Tow n nlnel*«n (191 8outh'. It •lion to llrardall Avr. • iianti a. aiding, vtin north 'approximately Z. Richmond Avrnur. hundred (1300) fe*t lo within IKteen Beginning *1 the Inlrraertion of Uieh (13) faat of thr Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad Avrnu* with Gon.va Avenue, whieh 3° ' * » F i‘ th*nr* north-weaterly on lh* north on* half <)>) mil* poat ol Sc {■“ h1 " * r? * dl approxlrnately thr** (81. Town twenty (SO) South. II two hundred (20<\) f**t to ral road rroaaing. thirty-on* (31) Ka,t. run *outh on th.nra acrou th . railroad right of way to , mond avrnu* approalmatrly oa* quarter public road paralalllng th* railroad on It* mil# lo Jordan road. northerly aide, thrnc* *oulh*ait*rly along 3. JilDra Avrnu#. thl* road approaimately four hundred (400) Beginning a( th* /nteraocUon of Sip** avonu, frat to the road on. th* north lln* of Section with Celery avenu* at th* northrait rorner ol twrnty-Mven (IT). Town nlnrt**n ( 19 ) Section thirty-two (82) Town nineteen tl9) d“ “ ’ h* K a .g* ihlfty (30) Ea,t. thfac* South. Range thlrty-on. ( I I ) Eaat. run aouth l. V “ ' 3,‘ t| hr” hundred .I lly < mil* to A2.I6U) |*«t to road running north and louth, Ailintir Coaat Una Railroad track. aouth fllt**n hundred (1300) f#*t to 4. Hoad lo Brlaaon'a Siding. 8L Gertrud* Ava. Beginning ot th* north half . m il. no,t of I I - Hoad on Section f.ii SeeMon thlrty-two <»*) Townnhtot.fn ,? ) tiona 26 and 27, Tub South, Range thlrty-ono (31) Emit, run Hang* 10. ' ‘ Muth one quarter . ( X ) mile to Atlantl* Beginning nl lh* half w Coaat L ln . Railroad tratk Atlantle 3. Afrrra Hammock Hoad. ‘ • • " ‘ /-•I* (26) * i f / ) - Town nineteen (19] b r i c k * ' r U, f ,n d ,h » P " ~ » t thirty (30) East, run aout k 1 p. l Bi * .on »*»nu«% .aid point twenty-on* huntir*d alxty | bt 1 * u ,b * °< ‘ h* flanlord and Orlando rood with Hanford ay. no* on th . Lev, burg Branch of Atlai lltllrond. •ait aid* of Section tw.lvy (12). Town twentC (20) South, Hang, thirty (30^ R « t to ! Deacrlptlon of roada to aouth on Hanford avenu* apprualmatrlv nnW nanhalt or other hard and onwh.lf ,| U , „ | lt. tuP M U k X .n 'i t r .t lo Seminole county. Florid to be paved not lee, than 9 S' o i t V ' and ' nAPGanr^i f* nl S\Huad. r t t a » — m««A 6. Oviedo 1* frvnrh Avrnu# •rui C l ( ♦B#V. l i d Otlrdo throufh l o l # la#* Atlantic Coaat Lina itaUroaii In front of U w ton Broo.‘ * l o « S e m in o le B a n k A n n e x ,r° Slav la ;.y S l p r a A %# n u r . n **!"*l,,nl|*4 » ‘ lh* Intrr,rrlion of *0 Boulevard with Oregon atrert aa laid o the map bf Sanford farm ,, recorded In Hook One (I), page* |»7 and 128 of • l- uu"*y Hccnrda, run raaterly on O Boulavard apilruaimatcly one (1) mile l north and aouth one quarter 0 , 1 line of v.. * * * n*y'One ( 2 1 1 , town ninetrere South. Itange thirty t.10) Extt. where Or BouUvard lr.t*r«erta the .M onroe brick 10. Hand Siding lload. Unknown Unknown . Hvtlu«i l« b# hrl«I in arfordunru with Ihr Uurt of Kloridft (ovrrolng th« hold­ ing «*f grnrral rlrrliont In ••id tUt#, and r»turns to b# m«M** (hr clrrk and chairman t*f th# board of rounty com mltiionpr* of in# n ld rtiuntv. Don# by order of the hoard of county commlttU.ner* of Seminole county. Ha ‘ •••II E. A. DUUGLAHS. t lerk of the Hoard of County Commit. Florida, In lit ginning y th# intrr* ■ v#nu# milh l Hcrjr nvt-nu# ut ( n tr of 8#rtJon thirty-two (32) t!9 l South, Ha/ifc# thlrty*on# •nuth on Slpra airnur, onr in til Atlantic* Coaat |.m# Kaifr I ,ll*»a«I to llriaaon'a Sitllng !<• ginning at th# north h north on Avenue |J 0 * r (8) Mock*- |, •••itlt etrret; thence , n t on Seventh )*'■ Id or k, I.. Avenue B. thence *n Avenue, B tnree (1, bl.vrk. It. t •tfcet. I he nr, wv-et on Fourth .tree! oi l-lork to \ venue t. thence north on \ ' ar'pfovlmatelv four Ii len ih. of a ie .tie r c the pit bile roa.l turn, w ,.t t. . < 'e " c . . . t , , l , f o l i o . i n * the , Cl t-rt e i.fi t htfiootu a-v t I t n - |„ , •"antic I'.v.t L.ne I t a l l f . - a l r r i a - u Irunt t.f I . a . ton llroa.' ,t.,fr , t it maVing a total dietvnre ..f apnrovin ; and f l v e - t e n t h e 6 5i oul ra Geneva Avenue Fill * r v t of St Hirer. . I Bt-glnnlng a{ th> weal end of draw I M . John* river «.n th* road ru Ir.im Sanford lo Grnrva, run wVat at Imattly one and one i|tiartrr ( I ' e l mil !>rl*k pavement. . * 1 **• Orange Boulevard. • . ' fumfnuiiunrfi ri S«mJnol# county Wi* i I hat they deem it eapedirnt ami (or f l»r#t in t« ft * t nf St-minnl# county t«* l |count) bond* of •aid county fi>t the pur of grading and paving certain ro*d, in county with brick nr nth.tr hard atri material, aaid road, which are lo l„ pav.d being aa followa: DeaCriptlon of road, to be pavrfl brick or othi-g hard aurface material In } inole county, Florida. The** road* |<, paerd not lea* than right ( 8) fret In wl I. C am . r o i l avrwur and road pa,t Mo. htation. * • • %t *> It*ginning al the inlrraerUnn of C eroo avenue aith Celery avenue, which teraertlon I* 'forty (40) rode weal «f north***! corner of Section thirty-three Town nineteen <I9P South, Itange thl OR# (31) FUR south OR (*ln)#fUI) IFr on# (I) mil# arrows said H#rtion thlrty t! (33) lo G#n#va avrnur. Alio beginning at the InteraacUon l amrron avrnur with Grnrva avrnu# At northraat rorprr of S#rt!on four ( 4) T< twenty (20) South. Rangr thlrty-on* Laet, run eouth on Cam.ron Ave. App one (II mile to the' eaat and we«t r whieh lead* weat*to Monre'a Station- 18 . 9 - *"• U'.M - 1-yBfh and A. E. Sjob- .. , ?.#n.nrf Na* 1 l t AlUm onU: II. C. Tyf*r. U r,/ ’Ljrn,in* A* ' V W. II. 1UI- Th# following are appointed to act aa in •|>#rturs and rierks al aaid election: I'rerlnrt No. T (Lake Monro#): (,. I* ileil, Clerk. Beginning al the interi cft»n aVrntir ujth t'rfery a j tereecliui) i, forty itui r, I ntifthra,! corner <>| Section | T "»fi rlnrteen l|9’ Soul) j one <JI La,l. run aouth on one ■I mile ar(o«« ,aid Sr i - jI *te Geneva avenue. A),u beginning at the Cameron avenue With Gene norlbra.t corner ul Section twenty <20i South, Itange Laat, run auulb on Canon one (I) mile to the real abirh lead, wee! lo Moore'i ■reel on* half I t ,) mil. m lion lo llrardall Ate . 2. rltubm ond Avtnur. - Beginning-al the intrrerrt (venue eilh Geneva Avrn north onr half • 'yi nil* tiller ..I-, Ttiai, tarnty \2i Hurt» onr 31 » Kaif, run m..hd airnur a p(*r oil ma Iil > milr lit Jonlan r*»#d. No r t h t hul uo t a an I t r r o f d r d In I' lal Hook N Unknown.. . . . . » ni1 & 0 . 'ia rU a . D’ NOTIC'K o f ELECTION In mmplianre with the prnvl.inne o ( hauler 4678, Law, of Florid*, notice L heceby liven that an . election ha* been or “ »r*^ held and the ..m e alii be bald ii Special Tax School Dl.lrirt No. 6. Seminob ToVJ yi rtuHda, on Tueadxy. May 27th 1919. Inc the purpote of determining whi .hall be truitre* ol taid dielrlct for the net: auececr.llng two year., and th* number o milla of •penal diatrtrt arhnol tai to be lev led in aaid diatrtrt for each of th# aald twt years . <( II Illork oft North I hulu* vim Jam*, L. Gllea T’ j lorn"' • I IUbcIi S. Chuluola .. • -f ° v " * * i d aud io c ln l mak# return* of the vote* r u t In reepectlvely, the iaat named to ir t ut cler Precinct No. I, Sa E* 011 *4, T i » Keane Pre.1nct No. 2 . |^| hint. James Johneon. John ItclL • Precinct N o. 3. Sanford C. L. Britt. C. J. Humph. W. M . Ifayn . iea amd Schell# Maine*. Precinct No. 4,I, "Paola: A........... ........ F. A. . A. Hick*. Johneon, A. V. !McGuin and l^ o n ard r u ____ Kela. Precinct No. 3,l. Oviedo: N. J. Tanner, T. L. Cuthlng, Th-•0. Aulliv and II. II. McCall. Precinct No. 6, Geneva; J. W. Flvat George . 'eler*. J. V. wick, .a d M. B. Doolf)1, .. ’ • Chuluola; 0 . G. Jacob*. S « 11■ HobertaanAr. I), Krumley. Precinct No. «. Gabriella: 8. E. Mktheij! Mor#mi'a *d1*1 ‘ C - ' E- Mxther* and W’llaon SearVy. C h u l u o l a a# R r r o r d r d In Fl at Hook No llrifhU * 5 Illork 16 («old«nr< llrightJ v^ 21 Illork IA Goldrnr. Il^iirhta . . »1 S W ij of 8 E *4 of SE *4 \ a,n \r«dalr Onliitriu B h p prontm.xwly threw and t 5 * ; tenth. ,3 J) t « r ,*|0. f h a of Town nine!L k *7 ^ <101 K a.t. thrnr« north fo llo v in c public rood throuch ‘ »PPK»*imately on* and one-half (| li| m ile, to con nect with brick road at the welt on* half mil* poal of Sectb Town nineteen (I t ) South, Hang* thirty r Hnrtda—GroVc'r Co*' Horid,a W NU V *9 90. 91. 92 and 93 Florida firovra C (»'t Eir/l A cl.I i„ Mtar k llammork ••’la 91, 9.S, 9f. and 97 Fl«*nda tir«*Vh*a Co'a Fifal \d.| to Hltrk llammork ot. nH f<l (os I'M fid a (Jntvpt Co'a Firat A.Id lo lllark llammork ota 106 to 144 Florida Gruvra Co'a Firat Add to lllark 11a mmor k Unknown John Lamtraui llumnh I . K J .ota rkllllp R. Tsang Gr*al na Rerorded In Plal Book N ■■U. Retard* Lot* '2, ’ l l and 17 Phillip it Jan* Young* Eilat* Jan* Young* Eatat* Mlrou* Property aa re . cofded In Plat Book 2 Pag* 64 8 . C. K_____ S l f o f S W U o f NE tf of S W t( E l j ol N W U Ely of N W H of S W (( and 8 )4 of N E I( nf 8 W >( and 8 E t( of S W )( of1 N W Ij of S W '/ 7 E)< of 8 W f( of N W t| (Iraa 9| acre* In N E cor) . 9 N ?4 of N E t c of 8 E)< and W U of W W X of SK U and S W )( of S E U and N >, of N E U of S E ‘ ( of SEU and All 8 >, of S E X of S E X W of Wehiva River and E)4 of 8 W ) ( (|»*a 2 U aerr* In Katherine t Anna llanaon ota 63 and 67 Florida Grovrt Co'* Firtt Add to Black Hammock 66 Florida Gm Firat Add to Hammock 71. 74 and 73 Florida Grove. C o', Fir.V Add to lilttrk Mam murk 76 and 77 Florida Grove. C f * Flr.t Add to BUrk Hammock •8 to 82 1 lorida Grovrt Co't Firtt Add tn lllack llammork 83 Florid* Firat Add Black Hammock it florid* Firat Add Hammock 86 Florida Firvt Add HammoCk e* Jamra |(. GU**,.M bridge Grant LoU 33. 34. 35. 36 and 37 ' Block D Mitchell'* Sur­ vey of Levy Grant..... ........ Lot 38 (Ira* E S acre*) Block D Mllchcll'a Survey of Levy Grant 39. 40. 4 1. 42, 43. 44. 45. 16 and 47 Illork I> Mhfh fll’a Survey of Levy (irant L«»t 41 Illork I) Mitrhrll'a Sur­ vey of Lrvy (Srant Lot* SI and S3 Illork I) Mltrh* rll*« Survey of ,• l^*vy CJrant Lot :»H |J#«« L 20 arrra) Illork l> MitrhrU't Surv#y of Lrvy (Irant S ’ v nf E 20 arrna of Lot 5R lllurk 1) Mitrhrll'a Sur* v#y of Levy Crant ............. r.!• r.r . 66cr. 6 T Lot* 65, , 6 ,.r.r 68/ and 69 Block D Mitchell'. Sur­ vey ni l,evy Grant Lot, 70, 71 and 72 Block I) j Milchrll'a Survey of Levy Grant Lot 73 Bloch D Milchrll'a Sur­ vey of Irfvy Grant Lota <6. 77 and 78 Block I) j Mitchril'a Survey of l-evy Grant ’ - Lota 79. 80 and Block I) . Mitch:,i a Survey nf Levy Grant - Lot* 82. S3 ' 81. 85 and 86 Block l> Mitchell', Survry of Levy Grant • Lytv 87. 88. 89. 90 and Ol Block D Mitrhrll'a Sur­ vey of Levy Grant ( I.ol 92 llliu-k I) Mitchril'a Sur­ vey of Levy Grant Lot 9J Block I) Mitcheil', SurI vcv ul l.evy Grant I ‘ Lot 95 Illork I) Milrbrtl'v Sur­ vey ol l^-vy Grant Lota 96 and. 97 Block D Mit­ chell'* Survey of Levy Grant Lot 102 Block I) Mitchell'. Survt-y of Lavy Grant Lot* 105, I 0 H and 107 Block I) Mitrhrll'a Survry of Levy Grant v J i t ini Illork |i M iirh .il'. Sur­ vey ot l.« v v (event I.ol, IDS ami |09 lll.,rk I) M llrtuir. Sufvr> ,.f l.evy Grant Lot III) ll'nrk I) Miirhell', Survey ol Levy Grant Lot 117 .Block D Mitrhrll'a •Survey of l^-vy Grant . Lot* 120 , 1 2 1 , 122 .' and 123 Block I) Mitchril'a Sur­ vey of l.evy Grant • Lot 121 Block f> Mitchril'a Surveyed l.-vy Grant Lot 125 lie ,, beg It s rh, S 79 deg 50 min W of SK cor run N 10 deg 10 min W 9 eh K 79 deg Ml ruin W U S ch S 10 deg |0 min E 9 ch N 79 dee JO min E 11 11 rb' Block * I> M llrhrlr, Survey of Lew Grant Lot, 127 and 128 Illork I) M it­ chell'* Survry of Lrvy •irant ' ^ . • Lota 129. 130 and 131 Block l> M llrhrlr, Survry of Levy Grant -M _ Lot 132 fllork D Mitchril'a Survey of l-evy Grant . Lot 133 Block D Mltrhell'a Survey of Levy Grant ... Lota 137 to 141 Block D Mlt; chell'a Survey of I-evy Grant . Lot 136 Block D Milchrll'a Survey of Levy Grant .. Lot 146 Bloch D Mitchril'a Survry of I-evy Grant'___ Tuacawllla aa Recorded la l-Ot* L 2. 3. 4. 17, 18. 19. 20, 33, 34, 33. 36, 45. 49, 30, 61 and 62 Tuacawllla . . Lote 5 to 9 and It to 16 and * 21 lo 32 \nd At lo 44 and 46. 47, 48 land 33 to 64 Tuacawllla - Katherine end Anna lfin.cn Orrrxtrret Turp, Co Overatreet Turp. Co Lot 9 Block D Mitchell'. 8 ur •d I>evy Grant ock D Mitchell • of Levy Grant Lot II Block D Mitchell'* Sur­ vey of Levy Grant____ , Lota 12 and 13 Block D Mitchcll'a Survey of Levy G ra n t.......... ' Lota 14, 13 and 18 Block D . . Mltcheipy Survey of Levy Grant . ' Lota 21 22 and 21 Block I) Mitchell'* Survey of l^ v y G ran t___ , I.ol 30 Block D MvtrhrU'a Surh i* . of 1-cVy Grants _ Lot* 31 and 32 Illork D llfitch-' Jamra A. Davrnport Edgar Gilbert Unknown.. . . , Fraol'a Addition to Allamonle aa Recorded in Plat Rank Na. I. Page 14, Seminole Jiraet A *h le y „,__ ** N E W ................. ' Hun N 390 ft .E 1012 >4 “ft- S 390 ft W IO I2)j feet . . 7 of N W W of SEW of NEW .... Heulbrrn Florida Cllraa Co Town nineteen (I taac# thirty (30) Road oa Sactloa E**t, theare went public ro«d Jjoa» 36 and 37, prnximalely thr*. ----- tenth* (J. J) mile* to th)>» eornrr of Tow* nineteen (19) 80013. Kany# thirty (30) Kan, theare north followl*** public road throufh rntv*tii i ? 6) and tveaty-aavaa I’ aola approximately ol _and oit^-half t I I*i nineteen t l 9) Souths Haara k j.ibroad — j at -•... *'«h hric lhe (n t x.a«t. run aouth i p p r o i i B i u l r on* half mile poat of Sect loo thirty hundred ai.ty .(U O ) f « t to Town nineteen ( I f ) South “n»nee*~t lifrty L#**hurg Branch ------ .J of Atlantic Coaat Lina Railroad. Drocriptlnn Rcaolvtd, — . . . . . T h a t th* b* M » * d with rommieionera of Seminole •and aaphalt or athar hard aurfare material In Seminole county, Florid*. “ °*» find and hereby deter* Thawa roada )* purpoe* of grading and to be pared 1nat lea* than 9 feel in width county bond* o f taid I. French A >ura of *300,000.00 la rrBeginning rata^of iateaeat to be paid avenue an.* F ,t'_b* 3 ly- ..per rent.-and , — - the . . . ford run teu I’ta-tvtterrrr-nrrarh- i t t i i n * oh .' a bond* II be thirty year* the aouth hall A. D. 1919, with 136). Town u»lly. thirty (30) E, . That an election mf' r* to wfa called and ordered •»!• cemetery. boru and Paola Road. «g at the intereertion of Gtddahoro French arenu* in th* city of SanW#et on Gold.boro atewel appro*Imatelv . i ght ( ht (II (|l tenth* tcntbL___ mile*, thenr* couth? " r **d p**‘ flu x ’ 'dairy ap proa* • * & ■‘K tenth*’ mile*, t b .n c . fuljowini inf miin road * r * l aq4 ioutb«Mt*rlv Edith D tm«* -4*9, 466. - 470 - * * 4 -41* Gllee, Orrratrret A tire Unknown . . . ___ E. C.*Tynd»!l . ... Lola 81 and 82 J. O. Packard * Firat Add to Klidway.. Lota 1 1 2 , 113 and 137 to 140 J. O. Farkard'a Firat Add to Midway........... LoU 409 lo 418 Loogwodd . . . . . . 29 OWNER 209. 303. 301 and 305 Altamonte L II A N Co Lote 313. 319. 320. 321. 322. 323. 326 and 306. Alta­ monte L If A N Co |.ot> 437, 133, 439. 433. 456 and 437, Altamonte L II A N Co Lot* 345. 347. 369. 374. 403, 405 tnd. 407 Altamonte 1. H A N Co 30 20 32 30 Unknown......... 32 20 32 40 Ilaxter Reerr* L*ey Craal ae Recorded In Plar Rook N« Nrmlnelr Ceanly Record* rey of Lery Grant II Unlotted part Illork II MitchrP'a Surrey of Lery Grant...... .. ........ »t 8 lira* beg 12 rb N of SW Cor run N 83 deg 50 min E 3.3 rh N 6 deg 30 min W 9 rh S 70 deg W 6.67 th 8 30 min E 10.3 rhl Illork C Sfltrhell'* Surrey of Lery Lot 67 end All Led 68 Sanford Celery Delta . P A C E ELEVEN DESCRIPTION OF LAND Ix>t 10 niork R Mltrhell'a 8 ur. .. tf7 Grant Lot 13 Block H Mltrhell'a Surrey of Levy Grant- „ Hanford Celery Della a* Retarded la Plat lip* It N 17, 13. E and F Sanford Ctlery Delta • __________ Lot 50 Sanford Celery Ely Araouat , r T“ » U < T H E SA N F O R D HERALD mlnole Caaaly Hrrorde . * OWNER r l'i •pp,51 ,» * ‘f l r four handriM (too? We ctrrj' til tho Iradinx varieties of •w i which have been tested i n d known to be b e s t adapted to our *oil an d clim ate: t W r ite for our new 1 9 1 9 - cata log u e a n d w e e k ly p ric e list. F le e . 7 O ld e st eatabllsh •d , Sped H ou se in F lo rid a . tirenty-1* **0° " ! 1^1 ‘ hT " ° ,lb S o u r in g - thirty f r o T ' E ^ ^ i r n " * . (••Bly-lhre* hundred .UlV (M eo) f*at «a road running north and aouth Jacksonville, 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, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 24, 1919; <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/f15abe3876405eef001e43ba666106f5.pdf 33ffe1bf64e6ace057b849530a0055b8 PDF Text Text T ««* . t ’ IN THE HEART VEGETABLE SECTION • OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST ____ NUMBER 5! SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 2. 1919 VOLUME X LAKE HEADS -E L L -B A W L any time human natqre demands* Canker, Wilmon Newell, Gainesville little jollity for clean entertainment Co-operation Between the Nursery in order that it may be better pre­ Inspection Department and Grove pared to weather every stormy gale Owners, F. M. O’Byrne, Gainesville. that shout'd block our progress. You Thursday. May 8, 2:15 p. m. who attended the' Carnival or Fcs-^ "tlval. (Hid hverybodyUld sUenBYcaiT Conference On Spraying Sched­ vouch for the guod evenings enjoyed. ules, Tead by If. tl. Fulton, Orlando; W. W. Yotherj* Orlando Now this year Father Time smiles Conference on The Regulations of a bits younger as he emcrgica from the State Plant Board In Reference the stage of life. We seek ■« good to the Scrubbing of Nursery Stock to time -now, but our energies of last Prevent Spread 9tf*Cottony Cushion OF LOCAL BANK ELECT* BE year go on unabated and in a hap­ HEAD PRESIDENT Wilmon Newell, ONE OF THE GOVERNMENT’S NOTED SPEAKERS WILL OF * THE THIRTY seco n d a n n u a l Scale, lead by pier vein, we are building as never ED PRESENT AND A BASKET IlufCELEBRATED '"W H IPPET Gaineavillo and F. • M. O’Byrne, before, the visions are realizations, MEETING OF THE FLORIDA FLORIDA BANKERS’ ASSO* NER WILL HE HELD BY THOSE TANKS" WAS HERE YESTER­ STATE HORTICULTURAL SO­ Gainesville CIATION AT JACKSONVILLE building on a new and newer San­ IN ATTENDANCE ^ DAY ford, our hearts are attuned to the CIETY AT. ORLANDOr FLORIDA Address, "The Work Being Done Forrest Lake, president of the ■ The tank had been scheduled to .Sunday will be a "big day" at tlie possible beauties, ^he command of Seminole County Bank of this city The 32nd annual meeting of the by the Entomological Department of the State Plant Board, E. W. Berger, arrive on Wednesday afternoon, but Methodist church in Sanford if pres­ all ‘our resources; tfi d o .jh is . it is was elected to the presidency of the • Florida State YTotrlcultucal .Society necessary thaf every coin cashed for reasons unknown to the local ent plans mature, * will bo called to o rd e rly P ttf t.H . Gainesville into the treasury remain here in our Florida Bankers* Association at the committee who had arranged a mag­ The occasion will be a • district Thursday, May 8, 8:15 p. m. Harold Hume of Glen St. Mary, at own town. We want It too and so meeting in Jacksonville on Saturday. Ornamentals, R. T. Wedding, St. nificent program, its arrival was meeting of the Methodist churches do you, so -belp us have a good time Orlando on Tuesday evenlpg, May The meetings of the asaooiation postponed .until Thursday m ining. of this section on account of the 6th, at 8:30. The present outlook is Petersburg, James Donh, Miami; F. were -held 4* tha-Chamber of Com*~ and the Welfare Department of ihe The tank was unloaded on First Centenary movement which ia to be that this will be one of the most In* M. Delavan, West Palm Beach merce building on Thursday, Friday Woman’s Club shall see that you street and cranked up!- Capt. .Geo. • portant meetings that the society Address, The Principles of Landscape A, DeCottes of the Home Guards launched in ihe very near future. get it at the Spring Festival. When? and Saturday of last week-. It Is the §peakcrs of state wide reputation In the May days of the 20th, 21st .twenty-sixth annual conveptiqn of has held in recent years. The at­ Design, R. T. Wedding, St. Peters­ and Lieutenant of the Tank Corps, will be present and will address the and 22nd. This means nfternoons the association. r tendance will probably exceed that burg . . U. S. A! assumed a commanding po­ ot.any other, meeting.' Thejfollowing Report of .the Secretary, Bayard sition on the turret of the tank and meetings, the most prominent of snd evenings. Where? Ninth . At the final meeting Saturday • whom, perhaps, is Hon. Don C. Me• ia a preliminary program of the F. Kloj^d, Gainesville . v large amount of business was trans­ gave the command to proceed. The Mullern-of Tampa, formerly attor­ Street Park’. ' Report of the Treasurer, W. S. tank.was driven down First street, meeting. What shall you see there, and acted, the annual election of officers ney for the State Railway Commis­ Hart, Hawks »rt, Park Magnolia, down Third.to Saoford what shall you hear? Surely you held and at night a banquet attended Tuesday, May 6, 8:30 p. at. Report of the fiMCUtlye C o j ^ ^ ^ , o Fjrst itrp, t to the sioners and one of the best known will' have forgotten your mental pic­ by over 200 was enjoyed- at the At­ Methodists in th? state. « Call to order, Pres. II. Harold tee. e, .P.. . H. Rolfe,. Ga.he.ville y SemlnoIe Hank corner. There' Capt. ture gallery when, afar you descry lantic Beach Hotel, at, which occa­ S irv ifiit> d l begin with Sunday lights fdozing. from tents every­ sion Senator Duncan U- Wetcher de­ llume. Report on the Membership Com DeCotrft explained thr. workings of school a q H fte |n tho morninfc and^ Opening prayer mitteo, Russell Kay, Tampa the tank ami what could and had will.be folfrfSw.by picoting* through where loud hear music. . YdH will bo livered .an address, thq. toastmaster J *m*r Address of welcome, W. R. O'Neal l „ „ „ n i n In being Giles C. Wilson,’ vice president • Report on the Coqimitlec on His­ withL vV *Yi _______Kf essence *bf‘Japan Response for the Society, B. L. tory and Necrology, F. M\ O'Byrne, been down with that particular tank, out the day. At noon a basket, din­ greeted that booth, girls in Japanese eo*- of the Florida National- Bank: and urged the people! to respond to ner will Ik* hold in the park across Hamner _ t. Gainesville • tume will .servo; cold drink*. their government’s call by buying Officers Elected ' * * President's annual Address from the church at which every Election of Officers •\ ‘ * t # Capt. DeCottes member of the congregation and all cream and rake* . There’ll be a min­ Address, ."Citrus Culture in the * Selection If Next Meeting Place , Victory Ronds. The newly elected -officers are: • ? strel show, too, with usual fun. then introduced Hon. W. P. A. Orient," W. T. S w ing** Washington ForrcstyLakc of Sanford, president; Report of Committee oir Legisla­ Dineen, an attorney of_Palntku, w.ho visitors will be expected to be pres­ You always enjoy something new .Introduction of the Question Box tion, M. E. Gillctt, Tamp»i presidenj of the Seminole Cjounty ent. yet something ever old, a prettily was traveling with the tank, and Bank. Social Hour. The program for. the day •* as fol­ arranged country store; there’ll be a Friday. May 9. 9:15 p. m. who made an inspiring address, deWednesday. May 7. 9:30 a. m G. G. Ware of Leesburg, vice pros* very good dancing lloor too, and Home Fruit Gardens, E. IL . pitting the trials of the men of the lows: 10:30 Sunday school dent; president First National Bank. then too a bit of our own store deli­ Grove Management, O'Kelly, 'Jacksonville: II. H. ' tank corps, and telling what renl Hon. Don. George R. DeSaussiln* of Jackson­ 11:30 a. m. Address, cacies. A booth arranged with ,J. G. Grpeqenbachcr, Apopka mons, Jacksonville: J. t . Bates, service was like. Mr. Dineen point­ ville, secretary, treasurer: manager of — C. McMullen W. L. Drew, Eagle Luke tempting jellh s and jnms. all from Lake City, Itusseil Kay. Tampa ed out the battle scurn on the tank 12:15 a in W d ^ s * . Dr. W. J GenAu in charge of Mrs.^ Wake­ Jacksonville branch, Federal Re­ S. F. Inman, Florence Villa Address, Shall We Have Fruit and told that often when the tanka „ •„ field. . A fair wouldn't he u fuir if we serve Bank of Atlanta. • S. P. Durrance. Avon Park Gardens in Florida. E B. O Kelly. ruine out of action they were bright Carpenter 1:00 a. m.Checking up churgcs on were 'munUwx tho gay balloons ami Executive committee: J. S. Reese C. A. Yarnell, Crooked Lake Jacksonville * % „ ns a silver dollar from being hit so ’ Address. A Successful Home Fruit much with bullets, and would have Cultural Organization, by Presiding confetti, these will be floating and of Pensacola; Dr. L. A. Size of Addresses: flying too. Children must ever play Tampa and T. P. Denham, C. P. The Use of Lime and Fertilizer, Garden, 11. II Simmons. Jackson­ to he re-camoullngvd. At the ^close Elder an importapt pnrt in all things so Kendall and A. P. Anthony of Jack-' Dinner on ground ville I! J. Wheeler, Hoston, Mass. of his address he made a stirring np*‘ • Address, Fruit for Home Use. W. Pruning in the ’Grove, S. C. In­ peal to the people to buy bonds, and • 2 p. in. Devotional by Rev. L. K. there will be a contest to decide for sonville. the Queen of the May. . L. Floyd. Gainesville. At the morning session an address began taking subscriptions at once. Sessions man. Florence Villa Of course you wouldn’t miss know­ by Joseph A. McCord, fhaUman of Cultivation in the Citrus Grove,. Buyinfe began thick and fast, but 2:30 p. m. Stewardship <>f Prayer S P. Durrance. Avon Park Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Waters and owing to the smallness of the crowd by Dr. Ira S Patterson. Missionary ing some future incidents of the cum- the board. Federal Reserve Rank, Atlanta, was the ‘rlosing feature:• l.almr and Power in the Grove, rhildren in<»torei| to Tampa Satur­ not a very lurge amount was sub­ Secretary (Continued on paRC 6) Mr. McCord spoke on War Savings i A. -Yarnell, Crooked Lake scribed at tin* meeting some thirtyday returning home Sunday. 3:00 p m. Stewardship of Tith­ Certificates, emphasizing the import­ Irrigation’ as a Grove Practice, five thousnnd being taken. ing,‘liy Dr. W. J. Carpenter. ance of thrift among the American I E. Staehner, Washington . After the meeting w tank demon­ 3:30 p m. Testimony on Tithing people. '* stration was given on the vacant lot bv Presiding Elder Wednesday, M«> 7, 2:1.5 p. m. The American Institute of Bank­ next to F a c e ’s store and the people 3:46 StTidy Work of the Local Machinery in the Grove, W. King was discussed by L. A. Perkins, given a rhunre to see the tnnk take Church Campaign Director . Sexton. Vero; C. C. Tbulberry. Lake consul for the organization in Jack­ dow'n trees, cross ditchiyj. logs, rail­ Checking up cbnrges on organiza­ Wales; E. II. Favor. Galva, III. sonville. Lincoln Hulley, former roads, and do many other most un­ tion. C. E. Howard.’ Address, The -Use of Tractors in president of the association and sen­ believable stunts. The tank was On tip* Sundays of May 18 and the Grove. W. E. Sextor. Vero ator from VolusU. spoke opposing then loaded on the train nnd taken May. 25 twenty thousand minute •----- Fertilizers. A. N\. Stockett, ^Bce the passage oT the guarantee bank to the shops where the Loan Com­ men connected with the Centenary ----Ridge' Joe- Knight, Elfen*; h- S. deposit bill. mittee had an opportunity to meet Campaign will spenk both morning Ballintine, Ft. Myors the -Boys <>f the A C* L.” and ex­ and night ill the Methodist churches Resolutions Passed \iliireHN, Fertilizers for Citrus * piate the workings of the tank to „( the south. This arm> of speakers MET MONDAY NIGHT AND Trees, F S, Ballenline. Ft. Myers. A resolution was adopted opposing Aililress. The. Position of the Amor • TIIE CONTRACT TO BUILD (Item The shops assured the c o m ­ uill go out into the rural districts the passage of tho guarantee deposit TOOK STEPS TO FIGHT PRO­ mittee that they were behind the and see to it that the Methodist con­ nun Potash .Industry. A. W. StorkPOSED CHANGE OP •LAW . « law. l t ‘«lso*'was voted thi\t .$300 THE NEW VALDEZ HOTEL Loan. * . . gregations of every community un­ • froqj^the. treasury he appropriated ett, Bee Itidges HAS BEEN LET"’ With subscriptions coming in pret­ derstand whnt the campaign of iheir A matter which is creating un­ for three scholarships to the state Address. The Use of Composts os Such’were the words of one of the ty fast it is expected that Seminole church ia for, explain the world needs usual Interest among Sanford far­ agricultural college, to bo divided a Fertilizer for Citrus Trees, J. K, members of the board of directors uf will go "«»ver" on most any da^now,- winch the denomination is trying to mers is the fertilizer bill now before between west, south and central , Knight, Elfer* *• and the committee asks the people meet, and outline the missionary por- the legislature at Talluhassee. Packing and Shipment.of Veget­ the Sanford Hotel Construction Florida. who intend to invest to make their grain for work both at home nnd in Company yesterday when the Her­ The bill was Introduced by Mral.h-s. L. W. Tilden, Winter Garden; A resolution was passed urging foreign fields. There are 20.000 conv Bryan of Osce*»la county and pro­ ald reporter uppronched him for In­ sulierriptions early. S H. Gaitskill, McIntosh the legislative' committee to encour­ gregstions affiliated with the M. F. vides for a radical change from the formation op the suited. Address, The Refrigeration of age the passage of the bill appropri­ Church. South, and the great major­ present law compelling fertilizer com­ Pretty Bridge Party Kruii aud Vegetable Shipments. A. “ The successful contractor wns the ating $50,000 for the Florida Stato W’.- I’. Richardson Company of \\ McKay. Orlando Tuesday afternoon one of the pret­ i t y of these are housed in tiny frame panies to guarantee the nnalysis of and South Florida Fairs. Deciduous Fruits, J. R. Watson, Jacksonville. Work is to begin on tiest parties\>f the season was given churches scattered over the rural fertilizer sold in Florida and pro­ New Constitutions and nyvbaws the contract about May 15th, and by Mrs. L. P. McCuller in honor of districts of the stiuth. It is to these vides for a heavy penulty. .for selling Gainesville; l.indlcy Heimberger, small jnd sqmftimcs inaccessible fertilizer wldch'doea not measure up the contractor guarantees the boprd L. L. Bean proposed that the con­ her sister. Miss Owens. The rooms Gainesville; A. C. Haynes, DcLand. vention adopt the new .constitution Address, Has the Pencil Been of directors that the hotel will be of the lower floor which opens, cn churches that the minute men will to the analysis claimed for it. Under the old law thousands, of and by-laws which have been under Given a Fair Show in Florida, J. R. ready for guests by November 1st, suite were artistically decorated for particularly go May 18 and 25. The reason such an army of dollars have been returned to far­ consideration for the last year, Thathe occasion with spring- flowers, 1919. . Watson, Gainesville. The contractors have had a- num­ roses, sweet peas, pink and white speaker* will addre** southern Meth­ mers of .this section on goods of this motion was seconded and adopted Wednesday, May 7, 8:30 p. m. carnations *nd quantities of green. odists on these particular dates is be­ nature which did not analyze as per unanimously. « , Avocadoes, W. J, Kromc, Home­ ber of large jobs for the government cause the financial drive, of the specifications in the past few years. and others, and the ' organization At the conclusion of the game At the close of the meeting th* stead; John B. Beach, W'cat Palm church for $36,000,000 will open built up by them for the handling of score* were compared, Mrs. Claude It scents that the Sanfofd former* American Bankers’ Association held Beach; E. N. Reasoner, Oneco May 18 and'cloae May 26 and these Address, Avocado Varieties, E. R. their vast amount of building busi­ Howard having highest was present­ two Sundays mark the fnost impor­ are nbout the only farmer* who a brief session at which L. A. Dice! ness is an assurance that Sanford ed with the daintiest of lingerie. have taken advantage of this low to vice president of . Florida presided. Vosbury. Washington, D. C.. tant udays In> the Centenary calendar. will enjoy a real modern up to date wni ij» ii "■ uny ,.xtcnt. They are extremely in­ Also the guest of honor was present* Packing and Shipment of Citrus Banquet at Beach Hotel In the rural churches where there i*’*| tcrested / ...... and are taking the lead in tourist commercial hotel within the ed with s pretty piece of lingerie; Fruits. C. W. Barnes, Winter Haven; one circuit rider to four, six snd some time limit of their contract. At 3:30 o’clock In tho afternoon a Mrs. Galloway cutting highest re-' thr movement to defrut the pro B. E. Lennard.- Jacksonville; Wm. one circuit rider to four, six and posed change. arge delegation lcft ln j _ chartered ceived a beautiful hand painted dish ____ Edwards, Zellwood . •ometimes .Un churches-it_ will bi train over the Florida East Coast Chlldren'jLPjUl________ and Mf*. Floyd a dock ul carda for ........ Addresst Marketing Citrus Fruits, At a meeting_ held on Monday necessary for a great number ol Railway for Atlantic Beach, the Mrs. A. B. Mahoney entertained consolntlon. C. wr BarnaaV Winter Haven minute men to take care of the en­ night n committee composed of A. K. afternoon and_carly evening being at a children's party Monday after-) The card tables were laid with ' Address, The Transportation of tire services both morning and even­ Powers, L. A. Brumley. E. A. Doug­ devoted to the attractions at the Citrus Fruits, B. E. Lennard. Jack­ noon from 3 to 6 o’clock i t ner prctty lunch cloths and a moat elab- ing in all of the churches. lass, Boyce Bell nnd Tom Hawkins home In honor of her daughter, | orale *a|Bd cSurso was aerved, folwere appointed to visit Tallahassee Atlantir Beach Hotel and to recrea. sonville , As the minute men of the South­ Address, The Food Products In­ littlc Miss Mary Lillian, who cel*-.' lowed by an Ice cream tourse, where In the Interests of the farmeri here. tlon out of doors. ern Methodist church represent its rated her sixth birthday anniversary tke coior scheme pink and green was At night, beginning at 8 o’clock, spection Work of the U. 8 . Bureau This committee left Wednesday af­ of Markets, H. E. Kramer. Wash­ on this occasion. Pink and white 1 Clirrjc(i out in every possible detail, leading and most distinguished citi­ ternoon and were promised a hear­ the two hundred and more attended were used In decorating the living 1 Mrs. McCuller was assisted In serv- zens, tho addresses In the churches of ing before the joint committee. The the banquet at the Atlantic Beach ' ington, D. C. « room -and dining room, and the little jng her guests by Mrs. Allan Jones. the denomination oq these two dates time set for the hearing was yester­ Hotel. Giles L. Wilson, vice presi­ Thursday, May 8, 9:30 a. m. will - represent tn assemblage of day afternoon. This is the second dent of the Florida National Bank guest of honor wore a white frock -----------------------... Insects and Diseases, L. R. War­ speakers and speeches Ijoth Unique committee sent .to the capital on presided most ably aa toastmaster. Raptlst Church * ner, Key West;. II. Louis Geiger, with pink ribbons. After-a couple^of and unparalleled in the denomina­ An excellent menu was ierved and hours* entertainmeht and a jolly , . • _ . this matter. -* Miami; C. D. Sloan, Lakeland . . goo*d time the fifteen little guests, The pastor • theme next Sunday tional world. dinner^ The’ farmers c la lm ih a t they do during the progress of the Addresaea: '• were Invited into the dining r o o m , morning wi bo Aeob or an Army? not want their money back for fer­ there was music by the orchestra Some Horticultural Pests to Quar­ where pink ice cream, cake and bonThere, will be no preaching in the . Spring Festival tilizer th a t Is not up to specifica­ stationed in the foyer of the hottl. t .i j evening, the congregation uniting in . antine Against and Their Nature, bon® served. The dining tablo j pxerci,^* in the High School tions. They want the ingredients to At the close of the bsnquet, the ma­ One year ago energies were fairly L. R. Warner. Key Wast be in the goods as represented. A was laid • with a lace cloth and cenAuj i lorium. The program for next elboatjng etch other for good ex­ Quarantine. W ork'of the State jority returned to the tflty, quite a pression in all lines pertaining to difference between the analysis Plant Board, Dr. J. H. Montgomery, tered with an arrangement of pink Sunday will be: War Work. Uppermost In the aif claimed and the actual analysis of number remained over for tho dance Sunday school, 10:30 a. m. and white flowers around the beauGainesville was the cry for funds whereby the tho fertilizer may mean many hun­ which waa featured and to remain Preaching, 11:46 a. m. Community Spraying an^ Com­ tlful birthday cake, which was adorn­ Red Cross work might claim a bud­ dreds of dollars loss before the short­ at the beach unill Monday. B. Y. P. U., .7:30 p. m. pulsory Spraying, II. Louis» Geiger. ed with six little pink candles. As­ get. That waa first and entertain­ age can be discovered. They claim E. J. Engle made a stirring sfecch • ' Miami. ' • ’ . • sisting Mrs. Mahoney in entertain^ b e U n d wa> ^ ment was last. Hearts were heavy that the penalty clause is only neces­ Does It Pay to Spray Citrus sary lo r its moral effect upon m anu­ having for his topic the Victory L!,b* ing the little folks were Mrs. Chas. fUest cf Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrash w ith' impending gloom, brought Trees? G. D. Sloan, Lakeland facturers. .arty Loan. about by tha World War. Yet Colcotte. I er on Tuesday. « Future Protection Against Cltru* L.. ,B ritt’• and Mrs.. - ■ . * ! / *I' > ' TANK HERE BIG RALLY IN INTEREST M.E. CHURCH OF V LOAN ON SUNDAY WILL MEET IN ORLANDO MAY 6-9 RICHARDSON CO. BUILDS VALDEZ FARMERS 0PPOSE FERTIL1ZER BILL . • - . * - ** *-• • «V " • . ■ . > �’ A . r ■ ' r r.'u . . 1 j'T i- j.3 m E ’» KWg , ggJT * igTCTggfFbid v ii» -Vf■ ** . . ... _____ _ ; _____ * . * »- * - ' , 11 11 ». W LPWWIWIIW* gb 'Jl'l >WMW1 VK* • *• • • • , Ijf 1 • r a t BAWTOIU) HERALD - * • *♦' . . ./ FRIDAY April 26th ft • •»• .">'.■ ..i.:%- • ■v'» Mary Pickford SATURDAY Gladys Brockwell • * Pauline Frederick in . 1 . • *n in . . • ' fX)UT-»t4h« SHADOW^ -*i‘^HB-4/AGLKH-M A-T-K— -— "Tttff-FORBII)DEN~,'‘ ‘ also a „ / ROOM” also a • Mack ScnnetL Mnnlf Sennoll also a comedy . . comedy Big-V Comedy * *11180 cl r oru yyt tMj • v. * */ Vivian Martin ' * in THURSDAY WEDNESDAY ' TUESDAY . MONDAY in An All-Star cast in • • Theda Bara Fred Stone . FRIDAY ' • %• in • •. " T H E G IR L OF THE -GOLDEN- -WKBT- Billy Parsons in also also also F atty Arbuckle . in "A Paff oTPink Pajamas” a cortiedy a comedy "C A M PIN G OUT" A WOOING” "UNDER THE TO P” • “ CLEOPATRA” . Lyric Theatre Open Every Saturday With a Pleasing Picture AT 7:45 MATINEE DAILY AT. 3i45; >? With Annette • • Kellerman, Etc. Wr I- •. ■ Miss Mary Pickford portrays the thinking thnt they ean take all the role (if a gently reared girl, who is Money that belongs to Pansy when taken from her home in t)ie valley she is out of the way. Jimmie and and thrown in with the moonshiners. Pansy fal.l in love and Jimmie de­ We see her surrounded hy luxuries cides to look after Pansy. When 'Jane (Joes a-Wooing* and by penury, or at least by the the cirrus men return anti kittnyj* Pansy and try to force her to ittflrry > Revealing lu-r in a n6w and 'un­ outward evidence of If, but ope. of. thcnr. Jimmie, follows the. usually captivating character,isattuib »( b"me.------------------ --------circus, grub: the marriage license at tliat of a brave,"resourceful, highthe opportune moment, and,'leads * The Tor bidden Itooni minded Irish stenographer, Vivian them a pretty chase about the cirMartin; the beautiful Paramount, A gripping photoplay at the Star ctis, doing stunt after stunt, ns he stur, appeared in her latest starring Saturday, hns Gladys Urockwell a . eludes his pursuers. Incidentally, he star, appeared in her latest st its star.’ This t-.!cr,t.'d William ’'nx wins Pansy in the end. vehicle. "Jane Goes a-Wooing" ■at luminary V « an intensely dramatic ►the theatre- .yesterday. The pic­ story which holds one's acute inter­ . Shipping of Tlrky Cattle ture made an instant and emphatic est because if the unique way in The State Live Stock Sanitary * hit with the aijdtenrc and every, which i t -is developed. It is a story scene of the gripping story was , of corruption in otliciul circles, so Itjurd, at a meeting held in Taliuwatched with breathless interest. familiar in most cities. It shown th linssrc, April 21, passed an order"Jan /1 Goes a-Wooing" unfolds a lengths to which ambitious but un- | permitting, the. shipping of tifk in Story that has great love interest scrupulous men will go to gain | festr.l cattle for slaughter without and the whimsical quality that one power and till «hmr>*. bets with the dipping t.. recognised slaughtering . expects of Miss Martin’s pictures. money of the taxpayers —drugging J points. After a consultation with K. M Nighbcrt of the Federal of miiers others in 10 the i m* ioii> Or ................. ................... In addition itt has more real uinii|ii drama jj,,. reputations* oi h e r recent offerings and ] u l, |lou, a ,iualni if by this means/Dureuu of Animal Industry and the than most of her prove t |„.y lull ,an benefit live stock sanitary- authorities in it should alii!d doubtlessa >will -••• I ■ ....... Ii 0117 nnirii. themselves. .................. . . • I L/.*.. t iol/ i i p n i l i r n l i n t l Vt Ofh one of her most successful vehicles. met t ,„.ir match in the ■“■«..“i "» where tick eradication work Miss Martin plays the part of U a rn cler ,hn. Miss -Brock well p«r- . has been earned on for u number of it was felt that cattle desJune Neill, a courageous little girl lrlly«. They separate her from her y ,ir". ropulnI tined for slaughter might be perinitwho chews gum nod who takes die- 1 sweetheart and blurVen tin herself ted to be shipped by rail or boat She makt tution for a living She bus all tin lion of both spunk of the best type of American ' „rt,mn PVen l‘‘rrltor> " r l,‘rr,t“r> ,n* jpvi*n worse worsp tlinn than she is painted,. lhroun‘' which systematic licit eradication business girl and she is loved by . jn her endeavor to clear the man , , " ,has’ ...... work is being• carried on. without Mickey Donovan, who runs the1 whom • ■ •loves----.. 1 1j1 work she and*, “w'ho scorned *her because of plotters tales; but* 111 tr a danger of re-infecting such ter­ “ White Mouse" lunch rart ritory. if done under proper pegulaHut Jane doesn't think she loves the end she wi?y hack his love and tions. Mickey quite enough to murry him. confounds the enemy. Miss HrorkWhen her father, who i* somewhat well’s work is worthy of her enviable of u vagabond, goes away nnd leaves repulutiou us uu actress of great (he twins, her two younger sisters, in emotional strength. her care, .lime • derides that she is ' "Under the Top" I by rail br boat without dipping to .quite able to tke care of them. She If you have youth in your heart, any public stock yard or slaughterobtains a position ns stenographer to an eccentric old millionaire who is no matter what your ag* . you should mg center in tins state for -laughter, writing a pln> There she meets see "Under the Top,” which wilMie provided that such stock yards and Monty Lyman, the old man’s rela­ at the Star. Theatre Wednesday slaughtering neuters as are located , tive and heir, a handsome. hap| y- This second Artcrnft picture starring in counties released from state and go lucky youth and she fulls in love Fred Slone is n wonderful atory of j| federal quarantine or in counties in | laughter and thrills. The faMous ’ which systematic tick eradication isl with him. comedian is so absolutely different j established are equipped with soparAt the Jjtar Theatre Monday. in his methods of fun creating th a t; ate unloading pens, chutes and other facilities as will prevent the spread himself and "TIIK EAGLES MATE" of ticks in such territory; and pro­ a new soyle X WONDEItFUI. STOItY tiF vided further, that persons, linns or WONIM'.ltKI'l. Al’I'EAl. corporations, owning or operating, Displaying her remarkable talents •oii’li facilities male application to in a pbotoplay of e*. eptionul power. the Hoard, in writing, and agree to Mary Fiekford will be seen to splen­ did advantage in "The Eagle’s when, as a youngster he longed for «’«»••,ply with all requirement, in th Mate" at the Star Theatre next Fri­ the life “under the big tops." lie is safe bundling and disposition of surl, day. "The Eagle's Mate" is a story introduced ... the prologue as Juim- shipments as prescribed by the Hoard. of wonderful appeal, it is n tale of tnic Jones, n hoy with a laugh, and Any present rule or regulation, the hills, of tnen who tnnkc their years later he is the most daring notice or order contlicting with the 'painter of buildings in Three Forks. ' living outside of the law. Primitive provisions of the above order is withThe circus ngain visits his village men in whom rebellion at , restraint and'pretty Pansy O’Neill who has* put force and effect, reams the natural consequence of Done and ordered at Tallahassee, the rnrified nir they breathe', men inherited the circus from her father, inclined to make love in the same it, left in the town to stay with an Fla., this 21st day of April. 1919. W. A. McRae, Proa’t. - brutal manner as that in which they old ex-circus Woman, Lotto Crust. J. W. DoMilly, Sac'y. Then her gunrdians, two crooked make war, cither on revenue officers State Veterinarian. circus nibif, go on with the show, or on their unneighborly neighbors. • Chain V ic o ' AMUSEMENT ■ST.' A Good Tire Year Y ou have doubtless noticed the g r o w in g preponderance of United States T ires. E very o n e is asking for tires of k n o w n value and proved dependability. And that is . p recisely what U n ited States T ires represent In the m inds of m otorists here and ev ery w h ere. T h e idea hack of United States T ires — to build Rood tires — th e best tires that can be built, is appealing to rapidly^ -*, g ro w in g num bers. , * » , W e can provide y o u with United States T ires to meet— and m eet e x a c tly — y o u r indi­ vidual needs. * United States Tires are Good Tires B & 0 MOTOR COMPANY OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE COMPANY PHILIP W. ROBERTS— MIMS AMERICA IS FACING AN ERA OF UNPRECEDENTED PROSPERITY! The “whole world” is looking toward her to largely supply the necessary things for human progress. Every ounce of brains and energy o f the peo­ ple are needed at this critical hour to help her meet the great responsibil­ ity E v ery a v a ila b le resource should be mustered into service. lo the people o f Seminole County, therefore there is now presented a solemn duty, and his faithfulness to his tu country in the~ balance as he ana ms iauniuiiiess u. n. u» *j* « * «wilbhang iiwv?p nMl. ----- ; —, , determy r _ • • » I ) /\ t m n v t n . f lw il* A n V fllT l n O V D in Y l ines his course. mTo vote for__i tthe new Bond J Issue and thereby nhelp develop some of the best lands in Florida or to vote against it and lock the wheels o f progress and bring reproach upoma county that^is npwjbefore the eyes o f the whole country.------:-----------HOW WILL YOU V01L.' . ---- — ___ 7 ’ ’m ’V. .’ - • ;V * • • * Jtx rJ, Af’ 4-_.-•! is, ..V ., , • - L 1 • •iii - - • - •.a i J. >sefle . .' ' ■' • ‘ # •• ^ �Mr. and Mrs. Nicola are t>u*y get* ting -off their- Irish. potatoes this A BUNCH OF INTERESTING RESPO NDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TV—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD , Last Sunday, April 27th, 1919, wan a big day in Upsala —a beautiful Willio Tyner left on Friday for a day on which q£kurred tly> marriage uple of days' visit with bis mothUof one.of her sweetest girls, Miss Signa Elizabeth, the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mn. Leonard Vihlen to Kenneth Wise Robbins at their home on Bclair Grove. The cereUP8ALA AND GRAPEViLLE work nt the shops but his wife re­ mained for another weeK. -v Mr. and Mrs. Robbins and Ken ncth Robbins were -guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vihlen for luncheon Saturday, . .■ _ We understand that the large Haines grove, ono of the finest in this section has recently been pur­ chased by Mr. Lotllor. J. E. Lundquist has had charge of this fine ■a- THE-.-* SMOOTHEST SMOKING TOBACCO Mrs. Vaughn has swfrel corn in silk now and rain ia~needed had (o make it fill out. • - *• . Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson are selling some vegetables now (rom ^hcir garden. Wc will .soon have sweet corn and cow peas and Irish potatoea to eat and that will save the food hill some. Thej-c is nothing like having a good home garden, it is a big help at XJLTHEN / sm oke, I w a n t m y J J . to b a c co ..csired J x y M oth er — N atu re — not b y M oth er-in -law P rocess , Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson, Miss Gladys Robinson_ and Mr«. Will' Robinson were railing at Mrs. Vatyjhn's Sunday'. Mrs. Neal Gulp made a pop call on Mrs. • Will Robinson Monday afternoon Mrs. Tom Fortier was shopping in wrt Monday. Mfa. Nicola was attending to slnaaa to town Tuesday, AftktyGlftdys 'Robinson was calling MHu-yTom Fortier'* Tuesday ;ernoon. Air. and Mrs. Geo. Ballinger made ihort call on Mm. Vaughn Sunday afternoon sweet potato planting time in Nature’s methods— no stunts, no “hurry-up.” people are* fixing tq plant now-and that will-be' another saving of food intcTic fever. Dr. I’uleston has been gaming out daily and thinks he has jt now under control. Mrs: Geo. Ballinger spent Tuesday in town with her friend, Mrs. Vernon Collar. Clarence Hcrgquist visited with m g in w o e d e n hogsheads, orin gs out all the k in d ly com fort of f in e K e n tu c k y B u r le y leaf. I don't think this high cost of living will last much longer for. people are raising the most of their food af. home. The war has put'lota of people to raisihg food at home. Home raised food is so much bet­ ter than what we huy. Nice lot of rice and corn and pota­ toes, then we can live good and rest nt ease and not be at much expense. Rice is easily raised. * R o ll a V E L V E T C igarette . VELVET'S natare-aged afUsMi a n d im o o th n e e i moAa it / a i l right for cigarette*. Celery Bleaching Papei Cypress Lumber SEEDS Bean, Swceleorn, Pepper, Tomato .C ucum ber. \ INSECTICIDES ' Bluestone, Arsenate Lead, Paris Green, Lime-Sulphur. .. .*} ’ . Crate Material, Nails. CHASE & CO SANFORD, FLA THE FA M O U S CHANDLER M OTOR CARS Atlantic Hotel D a , aad H t f s a 8 tr » * t« All rallfsad ticket t f i m la baUdJaf, « t lev e l •**rjtfclag. At) a t i n i l a r t t i i a n l t . r u n c U n la • •*/1 t l f l l f i l u . Kalaa, M fH B , |l.S B la l l J t ; t* a , « » • ■ . 11.00 la ti.1 0 . Bath I t J I , 11.00; 1« . |t .S « Sl.Ot. B. FRANK FKAKCR, Ptep. «• T oday it is your privilege to enjoy, w ith hundreds of thousands of other sm ok ­ ers, this m ild and friendly V E L V E T tobacco. SCHELLE MAINES Dr. C. J. Marshall * T h e quicker, less ex p en “fjF-sivc m ethods can n ot possi­ bly produce th e fragrance, c o o l n e s s and dow n right pipe qualities o f V E L V E T , cured in N a tu r e ’s wav. GENEVA , Mr. arid'#Mra. B rannon and two in te n s tin g children df Minims spent . the week end with -Mrs. Brannon's , parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. D a n ­ iels. ^ Fred Ballard, a n o th e r of our sdldier boys returned home from Fra nee last^ week. . Mr. and Mrs. The oil ore Tice and Mr. ami Mrs. Aubrey Moran were Visitors in Orlando Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. If. H. F attishall received a telegram from the.ir son. Lt. W A. Fattishall th a t he had a r­ rived in New York and would soon tie home. Their many fri< nds rejflTre with them . v Misses E d n a and Alice Geiger of Ornlndn spent the week with their parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Geiger. O. H Nicholson visited his brother's family at Mims last SunS top W asting Soap «i»y. Measure Out W hat a Mm. Ira Starling is recovering jk y Y o a from l\e»r recent illness under the care of Dr. C. J Marshall of S a if, ford. Mrs, R (f* Nirtmison, Mrs. T ro y . Froctor. Mrs. Geo F i l e r ' and Mrs. Mr and Mr* Will R ay io r, Miss h \ Wicks were shopping in S an ­ Isabella R ay n o r urid some west side ford Inst Wednesday. Mrs. A ubrey Moran and Misses BUSINESS CARDS friends * w e nt to D ay to n a Beach Helen and Fuuline Moran expect .to Sunday. leave for Miami this week, where One Inch Cards Will lie Published Ua< #***Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ward they will visit Mr and Mrs. D ‘. W. I der This Hesdlng At The Rate Of $7.2$ came from Jacksonville Friday for- a Moran. . “ Per Year. visit with Mrs. W ard's parents. A chicken pillau was given on the • Mrs. Ward wilt remain for a week. Mr. Ward has accepted a position in shore of Lake {icneva last S a tu rd ay Jacksonville instead of going to Sa­ evening in honor o f our recently re-J; /. A IF Y E R lem, Mass., as planned. turned soldier boys, Fred Ballard ornue in the court mouse Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Hart and and Robert Hill. It is needless to J d au g h ter drove to D aytona Beach say the evening was very much en­ S A N F O R I) FLO R ID A . Sunday in their new seven passenger joyed. Those attending from San- g C handler car and had as their guests, ford were Mr. and Mrs. David Mrs. Jam es Estridge, H erm an Mid­ dleton and F ran k Roper from town Speer and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mar- r and Miss Florence Moremen of Win­ ter Park. T he party dined at The Breakers and had a delightful day. LAWYERS Mr. and Mrs. Ross King and Sanford Florida thro^ daughters and their guests, Mrs. Jennie Sheehan and two chil­ dren spent Sunday very pleasantly a t I^aytona Beach. Office 309 Park Avenue Mr. and Mrs, Joe Cameron have Telephone 291 recently had a large screen porch OfficeHn: 10- 12$,m. & 2-4 p.m built on their house anil are further adding to t l i t. appearance, of tho> home by newly, painting it. We carry Price k. Coller are building a large back porch and breakfast rootp on %' JAfKA6NVlU.lt. FLORIDA » f . »w. * the G. C. Chamberlain home and the most complete stock and the fiye most select lines handle^ in the county. Tires we sell are postively guaranteed. TUBES, GASOLINE, MOBILOILS, GREASES, COMPLETE STOCK OP AUTO ACCESSORIES. WHITE STRIPE LEATHER FABRIC TIRE COVERS have plans for a fine new garage for Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zernovcan have let the contract to Mr. Shinhoiser for a $4500.00 house to be WAVERLY HOTEL built opposite the Ellsworth home. lt will be of interest to the Herald readers to know .that the Chamberain celery before mentioned in this column is making a wonderfully good yield, rutting out 2 }) cars per acre. There are about 15 acres and las all been sold through the Sanord Truck Growers, Inc., to Mr. NEW ST. JAMES HOTEL Jacksonville, Florida Ahurn representing a Chicago ItroO h l i a r S tack f r*M 11**d terage firm. C m i n i la I l n U a U , p a rk (Car.jJalia Bad I U h m Hi,) Hot and Cold Running Water in WEST GENEVA. AVENUE Every Room—Steam Heat. , SPECIAL RATES FOR APRIL We are having awful dry weather AUTO TIRES Phone 16 IMMEDIATE SERVICE—YOU DONT HAVE TO WAIT—THERE’S A MAN AT THE CURB TO SERVE YOU Phone 16 Wight Tire Company SEMINOLE BANK ANNEX ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE �TUB SANFORD HERALD PACE THREE “A Feed For Every Need Groceries, Fertifizer, Crates of all kinds. carloads a specialty, Cut-rate Auto Fires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants. When You Want Any ttyng Just Phone 181 PURINA CALF WOW CATES CRATE COMPANY Married Sunlight...,.,......... .. Harriet Ware . The Robin Sings in thp Apple Tree.......MacDowcll Mrs. A. M. Philips, Soprano Toreador’s Song (Carmen)... In Flanders Field#"* Bergen.... Mr. Mallory Horne, Tenor) Duet. At Dawning Cadman , Mrs. Philips, Mr Horne Glad Festal Day........ Swiss Mountain Fpng Mucken Ladies' Quartette Piano rolecHons—w ill- be Heller, Schubert, mer, Godard. Singing, Mattel; Wacli, Schubert, Tausig Only the immediate families of the young people witnessed the mar­ riage The vocal selections for program Kev* ” • Hartl in the High School auditorium next terprise officiated RIDE A BICYCLE; GET SOME PEP. Forget That Spring-Time SANFORD CYCLE Phone 251-‘»V - Feeling COMPANY 115 Park Ave. '** R isin g S u n w h e n applied to Self R isin g Flour Is m ore than a trade name __AtJcneans_jJlQur w m cn .n as a entific baking, efficiency and inestim able food value. W IGHT GROCERY CO., Sanford, Fla. V/////////L ,\\\\\\\\\V tt||iill»|i|!;i|llilitl L JL , 2 2 ^ ■tl"; III |im| " Jit m THEY CARRY EVERYTHING 201 West First Street Tuesday evening, May 6th will in of her daughter, Hilda to Mr. Charles Winder 'riday, April 18th, 1919, Sanford, Ha The wedding of -Miss Hilda Corinrte Keen of this ctfy • and Mr. Charles Winder lliil of Danville, Ga., Vas uuietly solemnised at the home . H. Garner, 619 Fork six-o’clock FridayA fter­ aTenue, aeon, l , The ceremony was performed by -Br.-Ev- Darnall Brownlee of the Presbyterian church, The wedding date was act for June.- but the young people changed their plans and surprised their ilm ti Q med as "fn short, the United States gov­ ernment ns indeed Would he true ol these telephone corporations if they were in prasenlon amS rontro| of their properties—h> in exactly the same position as is every individual •n this country engaged in business. First, ft just as Individuals, are, "is obliged to pay high prices for every­ thing, usvd-in its business; .anile u :iL no business, whether run by nn indi­ vidual or corporation or by the United States, can continue to fur­ nish any product, commodity or ser­ vice for a price which is less than t costs to produce .it. If any indi­ vidual or corporation undertakes to furnish an article or service for less than it costs to produce or furnish it bankruptcy is inevitable, if the J n the letter of transmission with which the Southern.,Bell and Cumh erland •Uomnnitihs file these new Schedules of, rates*ln this and other states in which "they operate, the several "Sate commissions arc in­ vited to call upon the companies for any financial or statistical .data show­ ing cost of operation and income, all of which the companies ofTer'to sub­ mit ' in support of the new rate schedules. Attached to the sched­ ules is copy of the order of the post­ m aster general to the operating hoard of the United S tates Tele­ phone and Telegraph Adm inistration approving these rates and directing t h a t ‘they be put into effect at the earliest practicable moment,' and c o p y of letter from the operating board to the companies, directing, that these new rates lie put into ef­ fect May 1st "or at the ea'liest date One hundred years, one week and thereafter consistent with theraliilily of yoiir organization to handle the one day the Methodist Episcopal church entered into the work of or­ details " ganizing missions T he M ethodist T he schedules ol r a tts proposed Kpiscopul church, South, is observ­ are not wholly an increase of ex­ ing this centenary by an effort to se­ change rates, liul ra ther a readjust­ cure money tu expand its work. It ment of the rate structure, b a se d asks of its member? thirty-five milphn cnmmprrtnl rmntftirnre—rjf tr* lion Hollars to be expended during day, with a View to bringing nearer the next live years and has published to a balance the cost of operation a world’s survey showing the needs and the income derived from the ser­ of the various mission fields, what it vice; the need for whirl* is made,a I proposes , to spend o n -e a c h anti the onee.apparent when it is eonsidered number and class of workers it th a t almost without exception the wishes to send out. The survey is 11 schedule nf rated for exchange rser- wonderful publication In its' clarity vi..,.—lnin.li ' i,k was made up in a time when ! 2 -ccnl bacon, The people of the United States $ 1.00 shoes. $15.00 cothes and 8 and have been culled on to give immense In cent cotton were satisfactory sums of mom y during the Inst few prices i"f these commodities, In years with liu other statem ent than the main thoincw schedule filed in­ the general put pose for which money creases.rates fur local telephone ser­ was intended. No a tte m p t has been made to enlighten the people as to vice and yet under certain local how much of the money they were culled on to give was to go tu those who were supposed to he the bene­ ficiaries ad how much would he takeif out before reaching them for press agents, saliurfcd officials or the various other expense? th a t so often eat up a very large part of what is given ih c h a n ty . The Methodists might have been pardoned if they had pursued the usual course and asked the contributors to give blind­ ly,, for they were appealing to their own people. While of .course they would gladly accept any aid coming Horn the outside they nre appealing only to their membership. S CniMF CUT CM. .jOftKlM* SiPt **o. CiiAOfTff roeecto Zestful and sparkling Orange-Crusli tempts the thirsty and allays it—com­ pletely, refreshingly. Each champagne bubble of OrangeCrush is aglow with.carbonated golden goodness. Served ice-cold, the fresh-fruit flavor of Orange-Crush becomes superbly de­ licious. Orange - crusH Ornnge-Crush is obtainable wherever soft drinks are sold. Try an ice-cold bottle. Then order a case for the home. \Ve stake .our . reputation .as bottlers Ok * the absolute purity “ of Orange-Crush Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co Sanford, Florida A Flavor for every illiimii So it is doubly refreshing to see that they uro telling those whom they ask to contribute just what they propose to do ‘with th etmoney. t ijiii in No one is asked to give blindly. Every one know show the money is to*, be used. Besides the fact that fhls'ls honest with the contributors 1: ((i m l * m l P i ' V the decision of all these matters and their publication before hand shows a definite program already formed with nothing left to whim or caprice. But the thing that impresses us more than anything else is that they have started o’, t to do a certain thing and tell all who are Interested just what that thing Is. They show a thorough study of the needs of the_ AY, you’ll have a streak of smokeluck thatTl different fields and of the best means put pep-in-your-smokemotor, all right, if you’ll to supply them. They tell where ring-in with a jimmy pipe or cigarette papers and every man they propose to send out will go and tell what he .will do — nail some Prince Albert for packing I whether preacher, edu appealing all along the smoke line. clan or nurae. The who con­ Just between o u r selv e s, you Men who never before could tribute to the l)ig fund this church never will wise*up to high-spotproposes to raise will know precisely amoke a pipe and men who’ve amoke:joy until you can call a pipe what they 'are doing. - ’ smoked pipes for years all testify by its first name, then, to hit the to the delight it hands out I P . A. peak-of-pleasure you land square a in 't b ite or perch t Both ere on that two-fisted-man-tobacco, Sympathy as a Fine Art cut out by our ezcluslva patented Prince Albert I Sympathy I* mm of IW'line urt*. Il process I dimdil enrlrh, not liii|H>vcrl*<h; W ell, air, you'll be so all-fired t * ttrenglhen, not weaker); Inspire while happy you'll want to get s photo­ Right now while the going's I comfort*. It la easy enough to any graph of yourself breezing up the good you gat out your old jimmy rou are sorry. It la enay to grieve wlfti pike with your amokethrottle wide pipe or the pepera and land on four friend over hla trouble uud pity dm for hla ndahapa. But the aympathy open I T alk about em ako-eportt some P. A. fo r w h e t mile y o u r *hlch la n fine art doc* not encourage particular im okem ppetite l Quality makes Prince Albert ao dm to give way to despair. It frilmuatew It puta hope In place of heart* iche. It point* on nfid tip. Do nqt vrong your friend with the sympathy ehlch will make him feel Ilka pitying R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, W inston-Salem, N. C. tlmself. * PURINA Impurity-proof, In the-waxwrapped, safety packages; because If Is s u p r e m e In qualify. �_ -■ _■ 2, 19l| _j; SANFORD HERALD dollar*—well, I am’ willing to pay my share of that, even If I do not have a ear or ’ a truck or even a horse and buggy to /ide with. I am willing to pay my share of the tax to spe Seminole coahty be the ban­ ner county of the state and the lead­ er of all other counties in building good roads. Evrry one, I believe, should feel this way about it. Even those people < who are fortunate enough now* to have the brick roads running by their homes—they should feel that it is their duty to see that their neighbor gets the same benefit from the ebunty by having a road built by" or near his place. Think this aver, dear reader*, anil vote for the bonds that will make it possible May? No! WILL _ r “What? Make up my mind right now that I've waited long enough; that I can’t stay behind the times; that I'll dig up. my dollar and put down my name for America's big, broad, helpful national farm weekly, 1 to have more good Toads. • • IS e C O U N T R Y tv M m GENTLEM AN ' “My neighbors are subscribing already. So I- will, too—r ig h t n ow .” . ■ Call me on th e p h o y an d " poultry, garden; article* tell m e so m eth ing like on the cf repair-” th a t to d a y . I 'll »tort ing nijd building; comy o u r * u b *C T iptipn as*— mcn-tcnfc editorial*,*® quickly a* ever I can. bully ihort **ory, a ge.iA year from now you’ll crcu* installment of a thank me for the sug­ gestion. EveryThu:id.iy T he C o u n t r y G e n -* TLEUAN will bring you it*,meaty discussion* on howto make more money from crop*, liveitock. U .'g.d grippirg serial —- of t en a whole dollar’* r.-orth i*i a tingle issue l 1 to cet you to subscribe., anyway, in the end. Don’t mi*sanother issue! Say "I WILL" right now. Send Your Dollar Today to— Willard N. Lumlev 902 French Ave. Sanford. Florida Phone N o. 40( An «ulhori*ed rubscription rrprtamt*tiv« o# t Tkf C in tr j G ffllm ii Tt* Ladira* • r Well, they tell me thaL thc Gov­ ernor signed th« bill introduced by the Representative of Seminole to put hogs o( Seminole county in pens, instead of scattering them all over the face of the landscape, and tcachthem to Tie no respecters of persons dr cabbage patches. Now 1 refer directly to the four foot species of hogs. This is a good thing, and the peqple of the county should rally around the polls at their earliest op­ portunity and vote their convictions on this hog law. If you don't want oTTier people’s hogs bothering yotlr 'taler patch and dont want your hogs bothering other people’s 'tater patch,, theft vote for the adoption of the law—the law contains'n referen­ dum and doe? not go into effect un­ til thirty days after *its ratification at the (lolls. Again the people must speak and it is the duty of every voter to go to ’the polls and speak his convictions on this question of whether or qot hogs should’ run at large in Seminole county. As all voters expert of all officers that they do their duty, it must be expected of all voters that they .will do their duty. I tell you now that I am vot1 ing for tho adoption of the law. and would advise you to do likewise • * • Tit S itird if E f n b f P u l T Sanford is now in th e midst of a 1 wonderful lot of prosperity and it CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF O P IN IO N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes ’ and Faith, "H e’ll Print ’em’’. — . So Sara A a a la ttt----- -----Build for yourself a strong box, Fashion each p art with care; When it's strong us your hand make it, P p t all your troubles there: Hide there all th o u g h t of your ures * • - , ‘ . ■— ’ --* When y o u ’ve dropped in your care and worry Keep them forever there; Hide th«m from sight so com pletely T h a t the world will never dream half; Fast -n the strong box securely — T hen si! on the lid and laugh. 11 A B ackus ’ Are you going to vote for bonds to m ake h complete system of good hard surfaced roads in Seminole I know th a t L h a v e n ’t ran co u n ty ? much property on which to pay taxes, but a t ’ the sam e time my taxes are probably ea Ijard-for me to fait- pay as he th at owns sections after sections of good rich lauds, and while -----r H t i j ' T Ji ee s TTf-trmTOfH ’ W . Yaa Can Boy From Ua at Wholesale Price* W rit* far r it M U i t ff. A. M trqda; C o n p iij rg tik > ,F u u . OLD AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KIDNEYS Selane* nays th a t o ld a g t b eg in s w ith w s a k s n s d k td n a ra a n d d ig ts tlv * o rg a n s. T h is b tln g true, It I t t u r to b « lU v * th a t by keeping th e k id n ey s an d d i­ r e c tiv e organ* c le a n e e j and la p ro p e r w o rk in g Order old Eg* can be d e fe rre d w ad life p rolonged f a r beyond th a t e n ­ jo y e d b y th e a v e ra g e person. ' F b r o v e r 1M y e a ra C trl J ) M ED A L H a a rle m Ofl b a a b een reliev in g th e w e a k n ra a e s and d la a b lltty due to a d ­ v a n c in g yeara. I t . ta a sta n d a rd o ldtim e hom e rem edy an d needs no I n tro ­ d uction. O 0U > St B it AT. Ila a rte m Olt te Inclosed in odorleee, te aie le ee cap eu lee c o n ta in in g ab o u t S drops each. T a k e th em a e you w ould a pill, w ith a sm a ll ■w allow o f w ater. T h e o il stim u la te* th e k id n e y actio n an d en ab les th e o rg a n a to th ro w oIT th e poleona w hich cau ae p re m a tu ra old a g a Naw life an d a tre n g th in c re a se aa you co n tin u e th e tr e a tm e n t. W hen co m p letely re sto re d c o n tin u e ta k in g a c a p su le o r tw o each day. GOLD MEDAL H a a rle m O il.C a p ­ su les w ill k ee p you In h e a lth a n d A ig o r a n d p re v e n t a r e tu rn o f th e dteeaee. Do n o t w a it u n til old eg e o r d tseaee h av e a e td e d dow n fo r good. Oo to your d r u g g is t a n d g e t a box of GOLD MKDAL H a a rle m Oil C apsules. Money refu n d ed if th ey do n o t help you. T h re e • le e a Hut rem em ber to a s k fo r th e o rig in a l Im ported GOLD M EDAL b ran d . In se ale d package*. “THE BEST” GROCERIES and FEED of ALL %INDS—WE Have THEM Your ORDER, LARGE or SMALL, is APPRECIATED *r - - T * 'Remember that when you bring your Ford car to us for mechanicalT attention that you get the genuine T’ortl service—materials, £xperiencee<l ~ workmen and Ford factory prices. Your Ford is too useful, too valuable v to take chances with poor mechanics, with equally poor quality materials. • . Bring it to us and save both time and money. We are authorized Ford deal­ ers, trusted bv the Ford Motor Coim. pany to look after the wants of For owners—that's the assurance we offer. . . We are getting a few. ForcF car^ahd first-come first to receive delivery.'? C. P. WILLIAMS Agent V- - EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ’. . 4 T . Gellie. Exeustf me if I do’ttbmf1 stains. My address: T van Gellie Institution M ontesquieu 27 Rue Yules Simon Libourne ’ , G iro n d e Sour Oranges Address STANDARD GROWERS. EXCHANGE Preserve Dept. mbjeet niysHt to hu fnsrirmMim." - 1 > » Orlando, Fla." 1 igr*ii tw » n • , ! Vest Side Cash Grocery PHONE IU Wo. 1 Irish P o t a t o e s , peck ' ’ . 60 c other provision’ of the charter that every one ought to he gla-1 of is the crcafion of a municipal judge, or municipal court to hartdlm all violat­ ors of the municipal ordinances. This judge will have for his job the municipal court and he will not have any other duties with the city. He ought to escape the ever ready charge (Viat he is thinking of some­ thing else when he enters a fine. He is appointed and fired by the city commission. He must be a good judge or he goes. The committee­ man went on to explain the whole system and stated that the charter would be ready for inspection within a few days, so it is needless *fOr me to try to enumerate the many good points. We will just wait until we see it .and then, judge for ourselves. It is to be submitted to ul voters for ratification or rejection and then we can take a shot at it as we think it deserves. C om ing' S o o n , and W o r t h W ait in g F or ^ The new hotel is another of the things that will make Sanford appear to have new life. The Hotel Com­ pany is now In poasession of the Weibourne' Bloek and just as soon u the court officials can get into the new court house f understand that-work will commence on remodelling the Welborne Block rinto a hotel. They say we won’t know that old building by November 1st. The company, ao Doug nays will entertain in the new hotel on Thanksgiving day, but one of the other lire wire*, the vice Pre*. says he thinks we will relebrata the completion of the. new hotel on W orld/Peace Day, Nov.* 1 1 —now just let’s see who la right. * j „ - - - ■T h e N e w C h a n d le r T o u r in g C a r; Big* H a n d s o m e , R e f i n e d - A n d the P ric e is O n ly $1795 Y ■w li H e r a ld W a n t A d s W ill B r in g Kesults with it; if he i« n>>! t tt.-d he does not get the job. <-r h a l i t e gotten it he ra n he reltew d just soon as th«- commission discover- bis tinfit>i — I!*- is not hound t ■ *•- city by t i e strong lo rd f a ; . . ’ , al pull, and for that .and other reasons he must do h;s work well T h e charter committeeman .-aid also thi^l "An­ Fruit and Vegetable Crates » - * THE U N IV E R S A L C A R w • privileges without it costing a few of his roligioiis, or political belief or' ** duties, be they what-they may. if he is fitted for thy job he proceeds On Flour, Grain and Feed PRICES Letter From French Boy The following letter was. received by Robert Holly, Jr., froift a little French boy, Robert thought it would be of interest to tjjy Herald reVders, also parents who have sons over there to know the French are doing ail they can to make ’’our" boys happy: ' ' Libourne, Cf27lh March. 1919 Dear Friend: Y'ou will be perhaps astonished to receive a letter from a young French, but when -I have taken cognizance of your brother, wiio we have re­ ceived with a grand pleasure, he had given to me your address for to cor­ respond ~wlrtr y m r- --------------— —r ■-.Y’ou will excuse me-IX I do some short-comTdg, but there are only two years a'nd half a year I have be­ gun to study the English. We have been very happy to re­ ceive your brother at ■home, i and also, to fill the place of his parents, who. are very far from him. liut you may be sure he is happy and we shall be very nice for him. He comes often to sup and to sleep at home; he arrives on the Saturday and replies on the Sunday evening. It’s not (very removed, there .only. three or four'.miles, „ He comes sometimes since •thif'sweek. — He- had said to us he prepare his officer examination, and u*e shall be very happy to may feast him before his departure. * t I think you will b e ‘willing to.cor­ respond with rpe. and I ask to you, to have the kiqdness to correct my mistakes. * . I exect you will answer to me writing French, and 1 shall correctyour mistakes as well as I shall may. I think I shall receive your answer shortly.’ —i Your new French friend, f ratiee. appears to m e to be the "d aw n of a ! new era" for the little old burg. As recorded in the editorial columns of Couldn’t Risk It. th r Herald last week th ere are many A cnrxl s to r y Is ti-l-l u f G cn c m l things th a t speak for the prosperity jln s e o o k «>f G eo rg ia . ’W h e n Hit* l a t ­ and the general waking up of th e te r w as. 7*> y e a r s se n . i le e t e d n repcity. The new charter t h a t is to be •esen irttlv e. a frle iu l a s k e d : ‘’G e n e ra l, subm itted to the ritiie n voters of liny I In tri'd ilc e ym i tn H e n ry f ’luyf*’ ji --------------- Jt— 1* = ~ ____ Sanford within a short tim e after the ‘No, sir." w a s th e pr- nipt r e s p o n s e ; *‘I 1 l i i r . legislature adjourns, carrying with it ini b is a d v e r -n r y . nfnl’ ehim «e n o t to *■» the provision of a m anager plan is Jone of t+ie best things for the city — it is a change of system an d in short it is the sy stem of the present day municipal government. It places, so j I u n d ersta n d from one of the chartercom m ittee, who I talked with theother day responsibility where it be­ longs in a man who gets paid for being responsible, and also where a cimimm r itiie n of the town has ~~<rTTnrs~rfl -w iwnfir w ^ r m r - m r r And eachh hitter tu n e r cup that vou quail) , him. they may not he more in pro­ tind the man who i* responsible f•>r Lock alt your heartaches within portion l " his income th an "ill mine, this, that and the niti-r It makes Then sit on tiie lid and laugh nevertheless, I am \*ottng for bond* 1t a m an ’s husme-s to ho.* after the I believe in the good road system people’s business’ This man is to Tell no one else its contents. and 1 know th a t we cannot enjoy the tie selected for his fitness, regardless Never its.secrets share; - OU w ant a new touring car, a real touring car? A big, handsome car that really seats seven people comfortably? A car so good m echanically th at you can depend upon it? Well th e new series Chandler touring Is coming, and coming soon. And this new Chandler is the car you are w aiting for. You will be delighted w ith it. , , , “ We cannot tell you all about it now, but let u s assure you that t is ju st the;last word in beauty of design and finish and upholstery and custom -like workmanship throughout. Carrying this Handsome Body h Is the Famous Chandler Chassis " . The Chandler con tinues for 1919 all its distinguished mechan­ ical features with m any refinements and improvements. The fam ous Chandler m otor and th e sturdy excellence o f the whole chassis m ake the Chandler notable am ong fine <3ars. And still, the price is hundreds of dollars lower th an you are w ith itt 0 ^ forother ^ h!<;h m l£ h t perhaps be compared E arly O rd e r. W ill Be Given Early D elivery SIX SPLENDID BODY’ TY’PES • Ask fof DrraotWratijit WIGHT TIRE COMPANY Phonr 15 CHANDLER MOTOR GAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO �l. I • . * #* T v *' M iV 2, t » j i *•■ ._ - ~» • <C..J.-.V . •; , II Hi ■n« u «• Entertained S. 8 . Clans On -Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. I,. Miller on First street, Mrs. Lena Lee entertained her-.Sunday school cliss of nine year old girls. i ‘ The entire class were present and .enjoyed the afternoon with games and an auto ride with Mrs. Millet. Refreshments were served to the little folks during the afternoon. Those present w'ore: MildrM Lumley, Grace Lossing, Hattie Lowing, Beth. Lossing, Leafy Brady, Violet Muriu.KipiwuL_ifutali X or; win, Ruth Faneher, Margaret Miller.: David Miller. Jojin Miller. Edgar Elliott, AUeen Tillis. i . *V\ »awiw.' Musi Y ;fj » „o^Lgj.»j ^rtT W e H ave T h em A ll ri U IN T A L M U SIC — IIav/niinn n u s ic -th c tnusic cf . 1'rr.iicr, iuUy, i - n gland. Ireland, Mexico and-Spr.i.-.-r-: jr.iic s o u r s , choruses and concert;—solas, du i r b ; and ejuartettes—songs’for children, Rrown-up.1, dances—waltzes, one-steps, fox­ trots, jazzes—banjos, trurhpfits juid accordions—violins,piccolos,, ufcdcles—brass hands, orchestras, pianos— Grand O pera, vaudeville ot rIt? rlt-Ss—even whistling tunes and yodeling arc jiurfectl/ played on Sanford. Florida Wi* have a complete line of records, and can make immediate delivery. Terms if desired. Wanted a Mourning Rose. nifty,- vol c ano in the i! 'I 'jin Snnupy. It Is 17.Bid Id ! Gntutrid In Kcundor, In the In of Hie Andes, ft Inis -tun* eruption slnOe 17ZS. -Us .Vt'ws. • Two little hoys went Into the rose jardi'ii lo pick a rose for their muninm Willie, who had rem itly lost Ids jpnpn, said: " I ’m looking for u blank - rose for my inumnia, 'caijso my papa ! ds dead.” AT AUCTION If you need fine and well-conditioned farm and draft stock, this is your opportunity to get bargains. These animals have been care­ fully selected by government experts, and are well fed. Sales At The Following Camps: Atlanta, Ga. * i North Charleston, S. C. 7y « # 30 Cavalry Horses, 350 Artillery Horses, 250 Draft Mules. v For information write Lieut. L. L. Evans, Q. M /C ., Remount Depot, No. 316, Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga. For information write Major Al­ bert Kalb, Q. M. C., Embark­ ation Depot, No. Charles­ ton, S. C. These animals are all prime, fat and in good condition: They are exception­ ally fine farming stock. Sales will be held always at REMOUNT DEPOTS, rain or shine*—under cover, if necessary, and to Highest Bidder. Lunch on grounds. TERMS: CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK h f=» Sold singly, in pairsj or car lots, to suit purchaser. Halter with each animal. Railroad Agents will be on the grounds. Come! IPs your last and best chance!. . - ilie i. . ill 1 l ,*r O ne Ilay Only THURSDAY, MAY 8TH Wonderful ’ Results — Marvelous Demonstration Iq Chronic Illsrase Cases hy the X-Ray and Electro Medical ,----- , « ■MullioJw • ■—---------- m \ Offer Sorvice Entirely FREE Belter P S e y l unle-d' Dur iig Ih*' si"-1, of the “firing b~* tival. May JO. J l . JJ. the Woman’s Club will bold a Belter Babies’ Con.lest m.(I Parade, Tho c o n test -will be held in the club house on Oak avenue,(between, 3rd and *Hb streets) on M onday, Ifftli. T u e s d a y , ‘2 0th and We*!noaday, Hint, with Dr 'G race Whilfnrd. State H ealth Of | licer us the examining physician. | The hours for the contest of perfect I babies will he from 9 a tn to Unit) o’clock, anti from J p. rn. lo 3:30 p. m . • Will all mothers please, confer with Mrs. It. R. Deas, phone 67, that she may get ready for this work, enter your babies, that the list may lie made out, ami hours given for examination. The contdst cards will not be handed out ns in the past. They will be bold at the clllb for use on these days, and all n mothei; needs to do is to place her baby's name on the roll. The roll will close yn Sat! unlay, Mky 17th, anil any names ; comihg in after that date will not be ‘eligible. This is to avoid uny confu­ sion ami misunderstandings, i Age limit for contest 6 months to yenrs. Age limit for parade I months to 3 years. ; Tin* parade will be on Wednesday. May 3!*L at 6:30, forming at the .club house, crossing Central Purk anti up to tho Ninth Street Park, where the festival will be hold, and here will be nwnrdcd the prises for the prettiest baby conveyance, nnd one for the most original vehicle t 06.’ The .prizes tbi* tie better lraby con­ test will be awarded at this time. Watch for further notices in fol­ lowing issues of tho Herald EMBARKATION DEPOT 5 >1.77 Artillery Horses, 330 Cavalry Horses, 160 Draft Mules. 'Will be at CARNES HOTEL St. Augustine. April 20. —(Spiteful*. (By Mary Mcginnix*.)' Complying with (olographic urtit-rs ( Tallahassee. Anri! 'Jii (Special', received last night from Governor Govcrnoa (‘alts issued th e following C atts, Adjutant General Christian ' order todaj: today nniered the three rurupatiies General I H Christian, comprising the St John*. C ounty St Augustine, Fla. Guards to he as.ymbled to the y,,,, a n . | l<w|,y com m anded to get strength of one hundred m m and j„ touch t t „ |, sii.-ritT P erry, Lake held in readiness to march ut-on f u r - ' c j , y> | | o n „. nll(i Solicitor tlier orders Captains Brown, Caj 1 4Caldwell, Miidisun. hi regard to Donell and Leonard have been or moving one hundred troops from St dereil h\ Major Bailey, coinmantling Augustine v i-.i. Jacksonville and re­ T h e hutlHon to assemble their com­ ceive from l he sin-riff of Jacksonville panies in their respective armories four prisoners to be tried a t Lake at ti o’clock this evening for instruc­ City for tin* murder of Mrs. K'uon* tions in respect to movement of tIn* Arrange with either or all three huftu'loji to Lake City above officials the date you leave Si. This is the dr -0 i all that ba** hceii Augustine with troops, arriving at made upon the St Johns C ounty ! Lake City as per agreem ent. IVGuards tf.,r dot \ il has been or- fend ’ said prisotiers even I if taking I tiered f«>r the purpose of escorting to I human life and see t h a t they have t Lake City for trial and protection fair trial I* protection of military t h e f our al leged murderers d Mrs. troops. Have decision from uttorKoo-is, w'ho are now held Ill the ncy general that homo g u a rd s run be called into any part of (In* s ta te u n ­ der present law. therefore, as a d ju ­ t a n t general you have rig h t to sum ­ mons troops nnd fnree th e m to go. Sidney J. ("alts. ( Governor. __ _ t # HORSES A N D MULES CAMP GORDON Elcclro Medical Specialists This should be welcome news for * those who cannot, conveniently visit C hristian and th e rgtitrul laboratories at 117 West of the Home i-’ors.' i!u -St . Jacksonville^ Fla. fu rth e r orders T h e ollvr .to treat ‘a ’l those who c o u n ty officials there and rushejl by automobiles to and it is expected they will escort call on this visit absolutely free t inedJacksonville and lodged in the-Duval the prisoners to Lake City the early iritle excepted; is their original pln»i to get tjieir’ rnet’oils before the pub­ county jail for safe keeping. part of the week. lic n'ji,*kiy. H. L GIBSON i<- e -i COMING TO SANFORD Come on Good Peo­ p l e We are Nol Quite Through With Our •Part of , This War Job. M - - m - . Guards Drill Monday At the hot regular drill of the Mr. and Mrs.-It. F. W a shburn an­ Seminole County Guards held or nounce th e marriage *r*f th eir son. Friday evening it was decided ti Corporal Floyd W ashburn to -NfSi* cluinge the night for regular drill to E ither \ ollaume at KomoranUli, Monday night In the future insteat F'rance, April 9th, 1919. ia *~|of Friday night ax formerly. Floyd unlisted at the President’* . The change in the time was first call for volunteers and has been brought about in order to uccomm'In the service three years; the Inst datc sc/eral of tho men who worl year in Franco. MUs Vollaume lost late cn Saturday nights. As Sat ,r her father in action early in thp war, day is a very hard day for a great Thii culmination of a pretty ro' number of the men it Is believed that mancc shows that not ohjy two tho Monday night drill will be le»s hearts but two nations, whose trying tor those who have this Satur hearts beat at one, can make love as day work. well as war. The change U elTeaHve next we.4 The couple will Hmnke Sanford and the first drill under the n*v their home as toon as Floyd la mus sehedul tered out ot rf ' Ii m m * : ^"Jgg *. I- i f 7. •yti£I spare no expense in order to heat Ger­ 1 II many to the ground in the.-quickest pos- . ■ sible time. m American materials on top of American 11 valor, ingenuity, and resourcefulness did the job and did When you take into consideration th e remarkable success being made by the Electro Medical Scientists in tin* relief ami perm anent benefit of chronic ailments, there Is absolutely no excuse for i (ironic HiilTerers going tJirmigh life burdened and atllicted w it ic disi-nse. You have only yourself to blame (now that you know the truth), if you continue to Buffer from rheuma­ tism *uric* arid poisoning*, stomach disorders, nervous trouble, blood and akin-conditlohs, liver, kidney and bladder complaints, bed wetting, gull stones, ovarian ami ’ fountain trou­ bles, indigestion, constipation, ca­ tarrh and anil)mu, bronchitis and tin general run down feeling folio wing influenza, enlarged glands, varicose ulcers,* discharges, epilepsy, neural­ gia ur any uf those diseases about whirh most people dislike to consult the general practitioner or have dom so unsuccessfully. Hear itt mind t hut this will likely he the last visit when the doctors will offer their examination and thei* services without charge. Married women must he accom panied hy their husbands and minort by their parents. Remembe.1* tho hotel days and d ale—one day only. Jfuura 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. 8 . to bestir himself—to T h e X -Ray lias long proven itself a most valuable aid in determining actual- ailments. This, combined with the thorough ami critical 'e x ­ amination mad* with delicate He* trie lighted instrum ents, makes the diagnosis doubly certain, thereby en­ abling the correct m ethod of trejiim ent to In*- administered. It can he added th a t all examinations are entirely free from pain or -un­ pleasantness >if any kind. N aturally th* ,** people realize thfTF unfort nnuti' condition and feet they must tio something to get well: but having been disappointed by old tim e treatm ents amt useless patent medicines, have become dubious, and. sire nee mi ugly indifferent in their fu r­ ther search for .health. It is just such people who are carnv.stlyjurgcd fo call. , — Khvtrrr V.1 <"u~r ""me -iTTT coillf irt. h.ipplii *sts, long lift* it m eans good digestion, sound s'****p, a clear liCatl, rosy I hecks, spark'uig eyes, a placid mind; content and a joy to l*e alive. Stim ulates the body to a’ctivity, brings about a purified blood supply, th e • elimination of poisons, the strengthening of the nerve renters, bringing nhmit an equalization of all the bodily forces, returning thereby a f e e l i n g of well being, health and s tre n g th that it thi* rightful hcreitage of every man and woman. .This new system eliminates useless drugs an d surgery. •i You told Uncle Scm ■ Peary of Columbia county shortly in .C o lu m b ia county. after the crime. Because of the high A d ju ta n t General r e d i n g in Columbia county nhihvlp- ; officers and m m lence was _ feared The pruoners | Guards will 'aw ait were secretly taken from the j a i l , from Uic Columbia “ All the music of alf the vvorl I " is Columbia's claim. Come in and hear us make it pood. W e ’ll plaiHy play ’ you any record on the list, and .show you our complete stock of instruments. Two Centuries of. Spouting. Daily Fashion Hint Home Guards'Called .O n e hundred county guards of BTRTNft TATT.T.Trrrp, St. Johns county have been ordered ubnt Is smarter than wool Jersey to Jacksonville ami to escort from ror tho spring tailor niado? Noththere to Lake City the four prisoner?! Jng. especially \vhcfi" tho iersoy Is In to he tried tins week In Lake "City on trio fashionable oversena blue. Tho a charge of murdering Mrs. \Vyliv model pictured has. a long Jacket Koons and seriously wound.ing her with brald-d Test and rolling'rover If Is belted with black satin." husband, The guards' were ordered . collar.Medium slzo Yequirca 4 yards 64-Inch out by* Governor C’atts with instruc­ . material. tions to defend the prisoners, Plctorlnl Ilovlow Drpsa No. 8108. if U weresnecessary to takk.Jmmat) Bites, 34 to GO Inches’bust. Prtcn 25 life.. ^.Three .If the prisoners, are cents, Wctfi ■crimes Giat the Electro jwhite men. Medical Scientist's will be in Sanford • J» i| ‘ T The prUgtp*js were hurriedly I Duv-ql •cmintv jail at Jacksonville for for one day only.* f ■°HrrmffJtlTTTkr Jacksonville by Sheriff safe keeping, qs lynching 'wns feared Grafonolas and Records 119 .Magnolia Ave. --—*• • ^ '‘ • t r v ■ —*X" THE SANFORD HERALD t '% * n#±* ......................, ^~T it well. . So lei’s wind up our . War Account— our own debt of honor, and Ihank our lucky stars' that we are through, atid with Victory and Pros­ perity for our re-Wafit: — i” Buy Your Victory Bond Today GOODRICH ’’BEST IN THE LONG RUN’ . : ?j - iv:m j L Married in France I I I FOR SALE OX ■En : -.e ** �THE SANFORD HERALD w o * s ix morning service to e k e t additional officers and consider o th e r matters. Every m em ber is asked to be pres­ ent. There will be no night preaching service. T h e congregation will j,'fshlp at the High School: THESANFORDHERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor » W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY THE FINANCIAL GIANTS to TOMORROW . arc those who SAVE TODAY, Those who wait un­ til tomorrow to commence saving seldom EVER begin. This is a tip that will be appreciated by you SOME DAY IF YOU TA K E. HEED NOW. . 'stinscRimoN puirE in advance ONE TEAR. ..... ___ ____________ 1 HI X M O N T H S __ _•____________I___ J ------T IIK B K M O N T H S . ......... ......... ................. ........ Will De a B anner Week fur Sanford Schools Next wftek will be C om m encem ent week, in the Sanford schools— the time looked forward to by teachers and pupils a l i k e / T h e High School will have a grad­ uating claia this year of twenty-two, the largest, it is said, in the history of Sanford. In addition there will he u g o o d .rlass of grad u ates from the G ram m ar jtchuols. .The program for the week is as E k l t r a d • • S - n n d - r i i H M ill M i l l r i Aufm t H i d 110*. al Ia* Foaloffice al Hanford, Florida Under A n of March I f d , ISIS Telephone No, IAS T h e best advertised individuals in t h e co u n try — Uncle Sum and his Victory Loan. - T h e ex-^aiser is now telling the w orld t h a t he never wanted war and did bin u t m o s t to prevent it. Cut an incredulous w orld' is very I(Ye the s t a t e of M‘««ouri — it will have tn-h e show n. CAPITAL 530,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD j F frAwnmnR BUSINESS II. R. STEVENS Sunday evening, May ll, fiilJO sermon, o ’clock, , ■'Commencement Itev. Dr. E. D. Brownlee. Tuesday evening, M ay fith, recital by Mrs. M unson's music pupils. W ednesday evening, M ay 7th, G rad u atin g Exercises E ighth Grade. T h u rs d a y evening. M ay fith, .lu­ nior-8enior Reception F riday afternoon o'clock. Class D ay exercises. F rid ay evening, M ay Tth. G ra d ­ uating Exercises Senior ('lass. 1 ’All evening exercises will begin at 8:30 o’clock. T he Herald has arranged for a complete resume of the C om m ence­ ment exercises for next week's issue. . I !if ( u a lity Tp 21 S. It. 30 R ut, 3(1 arm. The die Isml bring e**e«.cd ,1 the date of the luu •P1'*, «r/Such refill! rate in the name \il buuth Florida Naval Stum Company; Also Tax Certificate No. 2<l|7, datrd ih< ilh day of June, A. I). ISOS. Said rrrtifiralr rrrrltrurt-e the following deerrihed |,rr»prrlv Kiluatrd In Seminole county, Florida, W'i of N W V nf NEI, Src. 3A 1 p. .1 H, ft. ,10 Keel, HI arret. The *airi I v l hting lo r w il al the datr of (hr luu ancr nf >tir)i rrlllAnlc in tbr name of tin known. Ila* filed »iid rirtifiralc in my ii.tire, »nd ha, m*dc application for Iai d iouc In acryrdancc wtlh L , U n t c « (aid c c r i i i l r a l . i .hall In- re According to law l a t deed* will (.-tie on t h e 4th day of J u n e , A, I) l ! tj s Wilnraa my ofllrtml aiKtisliirc and *c»l thi. the 2nd day of Mai , A. I>. I’JI'J (•call E. A. IKIUGI.AKS, Clerk f irrult Court Semin*.I,. Co.. Fla. AlfSlr Ity V. M. flougioA., D .f . adldt — H ut w h rr r soldiers- com e home the time, if ever, to give ex pres atm 1 1» ••11 r fe e lin g s | i;e..i* Y n u tig ttp n ha vt risked everything ii I he .service of t Ui - coitn'ry They hnx*■ en tlured itisiiimfurt anti sitilering ami peril for uur protection. They come w ith th e stripes- of honorable eerviro a n d lititmral'le discharge" upon theirHleevea. I-el*us greet them w.th the h e a rt 1 ttst of welcomes T he small town cann.it give its returning heroes triu m ; hnl arches ami wonderful yiustc a n d great p a r 'ties The mure need th a t we should show them th e d e p th I F ITS LOOSE LEAF BOOKS of any description ask tis HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY Office Supply Dept. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida WIGHT TIRE CO Seminole Bank Annex Phone 16 is ro tf ip l. v C i m m a m l i.( M a jo r G e n e ra ! D ipt c a n . G ordon Jn h n slo n , C h i e f uf St atf 1 rfealF ilu irlt* rs S in d T T lv /n 1. H >v.|. ,t, u . \ - 1 . D \ djUI.tr I 1 > JUi* Jf i | t I ■' »|t UXl K.fl U v 'I F K S T IV VI t h e r e will In- a t e n t of F r e a k s ami y o u ktiow y o u w o u l d tint p as s Ii, t ha t •mr land Io\«* m for all our i l a uci ng. l a u g h i n g baliies, T h e y b r i n g in all th<* l aurels, s., for t h e m will be a Contes and a Ha by Parade. Of course dot­ ing mothers will enjoy, this even more th a n will the babies, ami what anxiety will reign before the winners of the contest shall he announced? To fu rth e r assure you of the sjtldu, did talent and help baby of this com m ittees are mimed ns J oIIuwh: C o u n try Store 'Mrs, It J. Unity, Chrm.. Mrs. F. L. Miller. Mrs. John Meisrh, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs. lihas. Tyler. Minsfrel Mr*. E. F. HousholderChrm,, Mrs. Lym an of A ltam onte, Miss M argaret Roberts, cashier. C hildren’s Contest Mrs. ’ A.* Ik Connelly, Clirm., Mrs. L. P.' Hagan, Mrs. I, J. I.otirks, Mrs. E rnest Krypp. . Japanese B ooth— Mm. D. -L. 1 Thrasher, Chrm,, Mrs. R. L. Mason, Mrs. T. O. Charles, Mrs. II. R. S ir-; vens, Mrs. T. M. Puleston. Freaks M r s . W. E.* Watson, Chrm., Mrs. J. A. Ferguson. Mrs. ft•a rt |»-« ' ,1Jfit ajf 1 (I*r 4 ft IrhITH.Sr„'I «*'1 uriihy r «tf yHtlf-f f *u4vjn \ pi'iictf, or nntl• r ICi'HOft* U- Mnfi.ifi tntli\ timtlv or ns t r u *t *•*’, \ nr untlr-r VV S. K»«•[*■r *»**., it» ib• * • it h* r i f f I r-ri i >f . *L**«r....I laml*4 ' . I ' tmL V K ', of M E ' , t|<t!« | ft S*' fn ITTuli- S. r . t ^ a l d w e l l - I r w t n ( <p . S bit... S e m m o te M aik et. \ Jlr«m. — . • • h ashed and Delivered We Will for and Deliver Your Car. N•■’# n'i< 1. 1,'i ll\ urili r.-H o. l-il1 I ■- ifnr U i . l In ' ii l I. .f ,,, PHOM I! ilEM EMBER T ill id v * f n i h ” !» I ‘ uitiTi 1 T t t i t - f i t » Lit m i a n d 1h <1 GtiUfl Ihis J-Mfl iJji III I tr< tin ( m i ll, S r i r d l < l l r u l t . t a a a I ) , | lu r l i l a Srllllri.ilr- livi-r»trert T u r p r n t t n r Crimpafiy r~i*------------------- S t a n d s fo r 1 1 ti*t 5. fju>* n Diirti'-s «| ill : trnnB 1fiIcfc T l ; . i - e p a r e n t s nf j iris • vv w is |, e t | lo r u i n li i; u » . v a ' a j vv tl It “ nrnp tigr eo-ntri * tld ,*liltl 1II 1 ...... 1 1 , t 1 : ram* rtt>-i i vv tie a v a i - ■ u -d« F J Ult'L pptfiil t *****-*1, ( alvin \ Mur|ili>, pit. IJtV* t *r«f (jf** t SERVICE, QUALITY ji<wl i i Ki.f*r, It,O Hi a* Wmullifit *! u f l u u . i n t iik i f iu Ailk V ^ ' i* i.iLnlA, l alx ,n \ and PRICE I* •t* D ,r *ri fdf %t>! iiAillt 4 ii-l a * Iru* 1• ^ K - .f .r Mint I t l t r ’ I. W •••mDi n<f KiI' j j>j-- .1■ n i fr.-iit l hi Lit; hitr«. iff, 1 al )<dii f/ai*i= .if rf*n(i*nrr it u n know n aful H a l > **U i r e i*vi*p |Hi* aF«* *>f ^1 yiNtri; ll ILrfi fnfi nrtlt-ri-ij ttiat.y«»if flu apitrur in I his m u r t ti* t ho hilt h r r t in filrri on t h r • lh d a y <d July, l d | 9 . It i t f u f t h r r tird*r«d t h a t thi«*nrW«r be liuldiflhcd *inc«» a w**«*k fur r»|jhl rnni«*rutivr in thi* Sanford IfrraM , a n*-w jtiiMinFr-ct in naid rntrnfx rfi > hand •, . | „f t y,, Cl fru it k*«»urt 1h la VP r 11 'J st, \ ft | !l | u, ‘ 1»•**J * E \ „ 11111 r r *j <^ v■ ^ . H i n f trr lH * .I,. N. rri mI, I M. f ill M an*, * \ UarliMn , Sola f *r t 'omplt M •»», PROTECT— Yourself from the Fly and MosqiiitoesYour H ous WE HAVE IT Screen Wire IN A L I. WIDTH |n lh«* * If r nil i uut I uf f i r m ! o( I hr S lu lr * S c n i i n t i l f t ' t i u n l j , fi for those wi.tr may v ,sti t ■■ take otne spectiii liran. it or ttitk.- an axv a n . i d gtade Mr*. Lteulah W,,trner, Miss Eleanor Raw son, M a s May Franklin and M i s s Elsa Hut'..-'.! are nil wt I I.tiown In cd u ratio n al tirile s l lirtni"lniitt • l*‘lftr rln. ami the 75 girls they wi.l receive in th s r. reiuionul nmifhfy, »n*l -^ll prrfoA* cliliiila, |(>. Ihrnuiih >*r itndiT him a* ht*ln, school w II be fo rtu n n te indeed uf nthr*f»i>f. «hi»r natn,-* arc uni Etanlcia nown lo mniplainanta; Flltalirlh StiHtilard. anil all prranna /latmint h>. ihrmtKh or unDistrict C e n te n a ry Group M elting * * tl*r her a* hrlr*. itcv(*r«-a, (ranti-ra nr othrr» “ *. Vho»P namn ar,*' MnlimiSM to mmIn the interest of the Methodist glattianla; Sh.-riit»il StioMar'il amt all |)rr. C entenary m ovem ent * there w ill he y v ilaltnln, by, throuch or umli-r him ahiir*. ilrv (a.-,-*, (rantrr* or uthtrwUr, am»i* held on tin* fob owing dates meetings n«mn arc unknown to mmplainanta; Ktiihi*th J Dtitk’it* amt all pnraon* ilainjln, i n , places nam ed and ail pemotis ■ ||J, lhrou,h. nr unilrr hrr a« he!r». drxlaaxi. within these several \iistriils are (rrxnlcc* or othrrwur, whoar name* an- unf known to rompalinatvt*; afiil all prranna urged to a tte n d - in st> far n*> possible. wfiumaowviT. ,m>y nimia nn- unknown to ll * complainant*, who have or claim to have Among- the prom inent speakers will at y interest of shat ■■lever nature, in amf to be Presiding Elder J. II. Ilillm rn, the lutlowius Uenri.icil land*, or any part nr porlion’thetvof, in Sintinole county. Ftorlda Dr. W. .1. C arpenter. Hon. Don. C. M cMullen, Dr. Therrnll, Dr. H um ­ mers, Dr. P atterson nntl ethers, Ik S a n f o r d ^ , S a tu r d a y jit|d S u n d a y ,• May 3-1: DeLattd, Sunday, M ay l; W inter Garden, M onday, T uesday, 5-C; Groveland, Tuesday night and Wednesday, fi-7; ftissimmee, Wed­ nesday night and T h u rsd a y , 7-S; Lake Wales, Friday, 9th inst. Hill Hardware Co KEEP YOUR EYE ON .THE HERALD WANT COLUMN “A Penny-Saved is a Penny Earned” Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps held against the temptation to convert them into currency means just that much earned. Owning Government securities is a new thing to most people, hut spending money is an old habit. The old habit has no argument against saving except that it is a hard task­ master, though liberal in rewards. If Mr. Good American owns government securities he will make many sacrifices and many, make-shifts rather than dispose of them. His reward will ho iho nwnorshin of Michelin— Kelly Springfield— Portage— .P ennsylvania 30x3 Non-Skid - $14.80 3 0 x 3 ^ NonrSkid 19.35 NO. >-t . I <1 if* ' n I<I , a Hi i J. M. Haynt**, Mr*. J. A, *McKili - ALL SIZES - , MOBILOILSandGASOLINE ACCESSORIES sw | | S C , s . -r >n, T t ) 3 SW , *; W I,. \ ' „( s w •t SW S r r. IS, T p git S It I 1\ .*t-; r w donut Scipiol w iiia-Ii v. i in condueled on. the cam pus of the 1 ni Vi'rsity of tin* Suntii at .Newanee, (C o n tin u e d Irtn n page I) Tenn. T h e Itfcatlnn is one of ‘s u r­ iug y e u r s a n d f o r t u n e telling h a s n passing hen tit y. An expert pn v.sical m i r t h all* its ow n D o n ' t mi s s litis dire-tor wit! see t h a t ' there is alt n-ir s C u r i o s i t y is never a p p e a s e d s* ahtimlarft on'd '-o r n* ■ .t nr S l'ItlN G H ood—Goodyear and Fisk . Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS F 0 R D S A S P E C I A LTY Ih'll IMw (*.. ! 11 I*• .r- Mt’Mu”' "i ' C. D. COUCH, Ass'l CsthUt SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS h li.ip Itcnjiiiiiiiu A. K- iI \ Harrolil. I» n r. KiV.*r<4 JD I! M;.u k ifi S <m pressum and self-control, anti the re* a t i l t -tif this training remains with tfie R. R. DEAS, Csshift Prraldo, | Hyman t iled for Bravery . Chaplain Geo. Hym an, formerly If the present generation dispose pastor of the B aptist church of this of ull alcohol it wit! V very ungener­ city and welt known here has been o u s i f them to leave nothing for i 't e d for Jirn'vory in the field during th e ir -desceifde ,ts to reform. Let the Argnnne Offensive of October, o o s trrifv tight t inneco if !t wants A copy of Uu* order follows:’ l i p . 82nd Div.. American E. F.. France, 13 Jan u a ry , 1919 According* to the Victory Loan General Orders poster, ail tluMfcft handed men want t o ” ’1finish th e jo b ." But this tines No.* I I. T he C om m anding General, a n ­ ■sr-rjot excuse you for holding of! just n o u n c e s 'to the (Command the sjtlenbecause yet* are rg l i t h a n d e ! diil conduct of the following officersnntl Soldiers in action against the en­ T o th re who think lit,* Versailles emy us described after their respec­ peace conference' slow b e it s ta te d tive names: S tores Close T h u rs d a y t h a t the congress til Vienna *n J 814T h e following stores nntl business EXTRACT .1.1 required eleven m onths to pro­ houses will r i t r e on T lm rs d a y after­ Chaplain George' Hyman. I2filh Inf. duce a peace tre a ty . And the issues noons from May 1st to Sept. 1 I: During the Argonne Offensive, th en were notch less rompHfiitcd ami D I. T hru iter, lYrnald llrlw October 9-3(1, 19 IE, lie displayed fa r reaching. C o . E. E. T u r n e r , - T i e Allen ycetl great determ ination anti devotion to C m , Firsi Nirtior.al Hank. Walthall dut;, m searching for she wounded A T h e " \ inerocs ’ nr army >■( m cu- anil dead ami conducting tmriuN un- * Dos.i'v, M rs \ Sirrion. Perkin'- A* rnrv patioti on the Kli.ne have gotten out tier heavy shell lire His unselfish­ a stunning uinnifcsio dcsiT.bing their ness mid coimtgv furnished a splcii- . I fe as all joy anti sunshine and 'iiti- tlitl example to lilt* ll\e|i, atid assisted mg on fifty thousand \ tdaiittei-r- **» materially m m.t;liUiiirlng im .r mo­ enlist. Hut we have yet to learn rale. , th a t these heroes make any request to have l|ieir time i Mended when t fit' govern itvent calls them home feel, ;• A meri t .ills a r e tint pivvti In e x p r e s s i n g tfy*ir ef nof t oi i s The A m e r i c a n y o u t h Is t r a i n e d t o re SURPLUS 515,000.00 II i. further iifilereU Ihwl. a reriy „f ihi, orttir be J»ulilUh*-,l unre a week tor twelve r.rnwrutrvc week* In the Sanford Herald a weekly neWepkper tiublished In eaid Sewinu|e county. Florida. *'lven under my hand and the ■cel of mo otllre thli the 23nd day of April; 1019 <••»>/ , . E- A. DOUOI.A8S. t lerk of the C(rrult Court of Seminole To.. ur tv .. i > .* Florida. 1l .. Yi. Uuval. Co mol >1nan I'» Sollcllor. Sanford, Florida �cizfliv ^giiJg5fJ»r.flTOgg- THE SANrOBD HERALD Little Happenings .Mention of ,n I,r,c^ P e rs o n a l Items 1 o f Interest • In and A b o u t ■t£ The C ity dt Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly > Arranged for Herald Readers Mr. and Mrs. F rank Lewis Of De­ furniture repaired, mirrors plated, troit, Mich., motored to DeLnnd for auto tops and seats recovered. First the day this week. class w o rk t only. Brown Upholstery Engineer \ an motor has been in ill Shop, 121 Court St}, Orlnndo, Fla. health for some time and left on 49-tfc R2 Tuesday for Waycross for medfWanted — Pepper plants for imme­ cal treatm ent. diate setting. Any of the leading Mr- Mallory Horne, teacher of th e market varieties. C an use 1 to 25 fifth grade took ids pupils to Palm thousand. I,. Allen Seed Co., San­ springs Saturday for a picnic. T h ey ford. 48-4tp !,|l report a fine time. W anted—To rent permanently, an Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lewis ‘are spending the day; with Mr. and Mrs. 8 room house in good location. 42-tf Chas. Tyler at their beautiful home D. It. Swing. qn Lake Onoro. PACE SEVEN NEW EXCHANGE TELEPHONE RATES EFFECTIVE MAY I, 1919 . Mr. anti Mrs. D avid SptMjr arc Henry Witte has gone his neighA*. comfortably located nt Mr. Holler's bors ^one better in the purchase of * . * 1* . «* 0„ J'nrk and T enth. Willys Silent Knight Cars, by purMr. and Mrs. C. A. Ilaulcrson of chasing the first Silent . Khighi A new schedule of telephone exchange rates became Geneva were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eight Cylinder ever brought into effective in Sanford, May 1st, by direction of the Operating this - territory. Harry Lewis on T h u rs d a y . Board of the United States Telegraph and Telephone Ad­ We are proud of the confidence Miss Luella Dossoy of Lithia, doctors, druggists and the public Fia.. is the guest of her brother, Mr. ministration, acting under the order of the Postmaster Gen­ FOR SALE have in 666 Chill nnd Fever Tonic. Mr. uml Mrs. Schclle Msines a n d J. I). JJossey of this city. eral of the United SUttes. 49-10tc Miss Nettyt? M allies were the din n er For Sale or T ra d e —C ountry home Films developed and p rinted, 21 Among tjie Genvif people sh o p ­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. T W. LawAs you know-all of the lines and property of this company of 30 or ^0 acres good farming land. hour service, satisfactory work. H. ping in Sanford during the week ton of Oviedo M onday night. - • About 400 hearing orange trees. arc in the possession,.control.and are are being ojveratcd by C. Sheater, 113 Kim Avc., Sanford, were Mrs. P roctor. Mrs. Geo. Peters, Situated on two lakes. Twelve roam There will be a wonderful J a p a n ­ Fla. *; . * '* M M tp the United State a Government under the direction of. the Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs. house, three miles from Town, good ese booth at th e S pring Festival, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scoggun, Aubrey Moran. Miss Helen Moran Uml you m ustn’t miss it.- Good roads, Address X, care of Herald Pcsmihstcr Genera1 of the United States. Miss Naomi an d W arner left T u e s - ( a n d Culver Etheridge. , Office. 50-2 tp • be new rates are necessary in order that additional day for Curtilage, N orth Carolina. I Members of the International In- tilings to eat*-and dr.uk. and a p ret­ ty place tui), and say, qii the p re tty Mrs. M. Morrow of Lakeland has stitu te of Domestic Science, who reWanted 1 am equipped with ma­ revenue may be re:are I I y the government to meet the in­ girls in town frbl. he there. t 5 1 -ltr been the guest of *Mr. and Mrs. W. j reived their certificates without bechinery to' clear yopr land at lowest creased opei aiing expenses. , The causes which make greater The last call for members of Ke^l possible c ist. Also tiling, fencing, T. Wheel ess, returning I d. her home ing num bered ure rei|uested io s ta te telephone re venue necessary are due to the ne\V conditions last Monday. • j t h a t fact when sending questions Crb*« to reg- ter th e number irf breaking inr.d. etc.- M. S. Nelson. GO-tf Christiap Science services will be | tt,,d W*H receive answers jiist hours of work to -ei'iire M-rV e bin?1' a d the new price levels i itroduced by th e war and are it in an liotior to wear one. held at the W o m an ’s. Club, Oak ave- l.rhf> *:*nie. Signed. Mrs. E tta Adams, gcs. Peach and .T o m a to Crates -We entirely beyond the control of the United States Telegraph nuo. between T h ird and F o u rth I G«®W Hull is one of the latest of Register a t Hum • Sere re office in tun supply y tu prom ptly in enf lots Woodruff ,v W tttaujr Building, u p ­ and Telephone Administration or of the Telephone Com­ Streets on S u nday m orning at 11 the hoys from "over there." He a r­ or Icm with the standard peach and stairs. rived tills week from France and has o'clock. 47-tf • — tom ato crate complete. Write fur pany. been- discharged from the service. -it i* with great pleasure till ■ Wo niMr. am! Mrs. C. A. Reed and M r , - prices. Prevatt & Co.. Seville, Fla. More than two years ago the Company foresaw that the aiinnurum g a ti m d and Miss K night m otored to 0 r - 1 1 e w“ orI 8,,li,1!>* one of the Com- a n ’* t !u i* . 60-3te S p r ng I V*! val and pm m you a telephone system would he operated at a loss unless, the rates lando Friday a n d s p en t the day **‘inj >°ys. Lieut. F rank Loosing,' son of Mr- fine time, Itin ■ a n r:i' I -'(t a*nt best For Sale The Grv>en cottage at, with friends. . . could. he adjusted to meet . the increasing costs of, all elements if . l*fi * - l Illl Coronado Bench Seven rooms com. and Mrs. A. J. Lossing arrived Wed-- Hi It iV--_ mu Tires—the old reliuble G oodyear ■ 4 '' tidl-lit. ! nut ’<* gr, ,ii 1ST. ; it. pletelv fiirni'shed. Inquire of Frank I ClltC-JU\g B ltO t i l l ' production of StTVICP. A similar D lU ' a d nesday and will spend some time lHI I and Coiled States makes fully guar. . ,5 1 -lic c . - . , with ins parents here. He has but MabaiTey. 'Conmado Beach. Florida. | justiiiiTit would have been unavoidable under private eor.an teed, and S tew arts guaranteed . 1 , , * - . ,, ,, 'r • rt ' i< recently eetutncil from I-ram-e where Mr. and Mrs N. W. Taylor of UefMRmes at the It, &. O. G arage . 1 • Z . . --------------.. [ trol and the new .rate schedule is practically.the .same we , ,,, rn it, „ he saw m any months of actual scr- Ur.Slide, former pfnpr-elnr.x of th e Phone 194. . o0-2tc . . *»• ■ For SJale vice. Lakeview flouse of Faiu'niil were *n 1918 if |he government had not taken hrooit sows. e Tr 1 nJa°CiTireka Wt uu^ *UIVC‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. J. M oughton an, here Friday vi-udig , tfti ir daughter „ • ,i .. F h ere s a man at the curb to possession of bur property. Hammock. Box 217, R. A. 50-2 tp noum-e the arrival of a d au g h te r on „ . and husband, Mr. ui|d Mrs. C. A. Aprif 22nd. T h e little girl has been j 81' n c ^ ou' '* 1 As stated by the Postmaster General, the owners of the Mathews. _ For Sale — Red Duroc sow and namod C harlotte St. Pierre. j -E. C. Walsh and family arrived voirr I wviti pigs. $35.00: Red Duroc sow telephone system do not benefit in any way from ratech mju s. Vmi can • bear all about Mr. Douglass D. Peabody and W‘ ‘lnc,,<,a>' fr ""1 ,h ''T t’" '" ''" ' •""»* ffitl.-e The (i. . will t -I \ «ru and and five pigs, $25.00. Both fine -in Wilmington. Mrs. Walah will Practically all of the increased operating expenses which three children will arrive Monday to !1 -,t itnsatoek Mr* H, (!. Dieterich. 50-2p ,, .. spend some duvs visiting friends and -l.i- i- .r,- ■ u u .n u ­ _i___ ______________________________ so, m l the sum m er w i t h - tthe h e PenP ea-. ' , require this additional revenue are due to increased wages ll • , -.'I t* i ! i I .i N > .• F- • n .ii relatives iiere while Mr For Sale Two mule Arm r tint! 11*Til V-V t . t t It V , , ' t ‘o Str* 1 Iho AOUtlMTh pit rl *il 1 hr blah (Tiliiwiij llurrnwn Good condition. paid to employes to enable them to meet the new conditions llesi Tires, gasoline, oil greases. fur A ,, Ky \\ . I * 11* r .i.11 * • S im* M Fleisher. 49- tfe of life in the present day. l S. P. distilled w ater for storage j A. Suite All kind' of linut- ll.i,. .1 Ml* 111 *. butteries. Frets tire service. { It is neither pnirticahle nor d< sirable to reduce wages, and Registered Puroe .1, r,, y Mr- ] . H llrx .1 I| . Phone 213. jtt-tf "There's a man a t Lite curb to serve! tog*. K. Curletl. Geneva. Flu. *•- l .i t g I .Ilifi-n Ilf .',*1 so far as wages are concerned we believe that portion of the you." Wight Tire Co., 47-'He I Mrs. M. F. Robinson, although loti 4S Iti' i ! t i I■ i . : 11- - ii I i ninny increased operating expenses to he permanent. "> s K n i g h t from New Jersey I n e n d - w o o i .. i I f . i V n i - d I •■r w i t h F> i Sab- Nancy Hall and I’nrto mid wnl locate here as soon The new rate schedule is fair and reasonable and‘the per­ i> ,cni i< - nnd Mian., 1 i M.fill Rico sweet juitato draws now ready, goitils arrive. lie is living L o w e r s i l i n iei l.i r p r e - . - r i i i l i n e > - . centage of increased revenue which it will produce is much ?2.0i) prr I OIK). F. t). It.Trash- with A. Reed. t a k e * l l m m i l ' ll,! e f i \ . r . - s x n g t i e r order ,(‘atr* (’rate Co. 47-8te lower than the increased cost of other.services and eommod'l i , i re will be a cooked food sale nt ftpprrvinlenit nnd gratiiuiii F - r SabH o u s e . 6 |rt L a u r e l a v e ­ itics'of a similar character. M i i! ,-r's S atu rd ay afternoon given lilili i|uirkly refb-ves Const i pa I loo n u e . wr t b o n e o r t w o lo t* I, i- ladies of ibe Presby teri ati .. Wi l l sell. Complete tietailed information about. the new rates mav Biliousness. Loss of \;i|ntiti- rii.il ehcau t*» chmi* r a ta l <* \\ n t r to A. , - , . * * i l i , 6 i - 11 e ■Ileudaelies. due to Tnrpnl l.tvi-r Ut-riiy. W ashington nvi-mir, oil: uc obUuiuHi at tlu^ manager s ollicc. .We arc? milking every .1 uml Mrs. C. It. Peabody and , , ' 49-lUti all. 51-1 tc Cit>~- 1V elfort ot change our records promptly and your courteous I ■ vi n of Crimp Mills. L I., are Mrs. H. II l*i-as is i ha rmiin of • v i led to visit home folks I lie Mr Shi '-man I, "\ d b ad an <•( ■ra For Saiv Snnforit Farm* i ami 2 consideration will be appreciated. The new rate for your tire Better B.lb> t . , i l - . | rUnl will li ru part of next week. ItiOi I'l-rlnr m ’d uti I • ii- c la*I m Block 15. Inquire of It. E. glad to enter >our init,> n tins •uuservice is shown on your statement for May 1. iiigratn of Gamble H ub-My-Tism is a powerful rtnti- test. and also lue batu * pwr.ide >r, Tl ur* lav le I'* I. t Detroit, U i l .i i o Al'h. 'igii a *.«■.! | anTtil -t5-St{> Mich. M-pt.r: ii kills the poison cauneil from Ayeilip »<la). .May J G t. J'hutie M m . inb i ted cuts, -curcs.old soreif, Urtter, | j g ^ ; l)r \wr „ r w r ite 'a curd. It pro i>s Mr l.ioyvl i* du.ng w<*ii and For Sale -Six room bungalow, •t is hoped be v Id be out*again soon, 49-l0tc | js w,.|| worth it. Si-1 lc •almost new, 4 mile* from Sanford on very much improved in health.1" Mm - executive ropimiltCe of Sem- , C’ar!i Several real bargain.-*. ( •Jiememlier there will be a-.fine liriek roud, seven a ere* good land, inole C ounty C h a p te r will meet nt*"Wight Tire Co. 47-5tc Term* or cash Also glance II our a I the S tiring Festival oine fruit lli-d ( T om rooms Monday' night ut 8 ,-ui me b o g s . A b argain M K, Spr ng t <-si iv al in n o ­ and - on can 'nine as early -ii • vmi ’ "ek Im portant ,, __ '• M n c t , l.,a m Mav _t I *••- ,i Smith, It \ Box 'Ji t 47-"»tc want and daiii'- a 1 the cv* n ng lor Sal*; Three lots corner M[|HS ,, Tn.-i,- u . .1 1.1- a 111" -tn T ‘ < i- w ! In t il r 11 ii* at iia nd For Sale -Three month* old DuMini.- avenue and S eventh *1 reels. sh(lWi mg pa\ou..u, ..... nil. loo and a good tun *1 is y ourj for the roe pig*. 15e*l stock in the country. lit ;tKt ifnl shudo trib-S on two sides, gt ore. Japanese booth. fortune telller. tnking. ‘ 61-lie Nick Zernovenn, Maiden Lane. opposite park. Apply a t 4i3t Oak ba |t(Wofi8, .ennfetti, baby intrude, 61-4 to avenue. • 60-2tp "a n d everything," lietter lie there. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ f ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ t * ♦ ♦ ♦ * Mrs. M\ J. Hawkins, who has . 51-lte . ii i For Sale —One saddle' mare. Fine • been the guest of hrr son and daugh- . t -ut Flowers for Sale . Sweet peas, • for driving cattle A II Commons, DAISY TILE Christ inn Reienee service* • ter. Mr and Mr* A. IV Connelly for jsust,.r imp.., Mrs Stewart. S I4 • Stone Island. Address lln* 198, il ii w niuiiiliH left Monday for Win- Myrtle Ave. • v.iil be held al the W om an’s ♦ 50-2tc A I'KIIFKCT DRAIN Tlf.K: Thoroughly Impervious to Water, Chcmirs! Sanford. 5t-2tp • Club. Oak avenue, between • >i oi-Salem Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Mr and Mrs.* Clin* I. Ansley of • Third anil F o u rth strets, ♦ Why pay “ 5c fur indispensable '■'it, inis more imitutiomi thnn any Amern iis. tia , visiieif Sanford on Made from Ilint same material adopted by the Government to withstand • *>n Sunday, morning a t. 11 • household article when you ran Nitric and Picric Acid tests in the construction of its immense acid plants. i M • r ('lull anil Fever Tom e on the \ l ondav of IP:* wee* and v ere the • O'lock. - -JM-lf ♦ make fur third cost. D on’t delay, n u rk e l, but no one wants imitations (ltUl.sl!t Mr. and Mrs. David L. Our supply Is'limited only by our demand. • * niiHwer now. Williams, Box II2.'I, in medicine T h e y are dangerouh. j Speer. Mr. Aic.ey. who i* a promiJacksonville, Fla. 51-2lp SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE ANI) LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. 49-IOlc ro tten merchant of Georgia is Stock In yards and 25.000 ready for shipment. Word comes from . Elmer K. B og-, louring- Florida and will visit many For S a le —Ford W arm -Gear truck. T-m. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY . -- W E H A V E F O U N D IT ! formerly of this, city th a t he is, places in the stale bcfoie returning Leons Transfer Co. 6l-2tc el a rmafi of the LiHorty I^oan Corn - 1 home. • ■For Sale C h e a p - Household furni­ mittee of the U. S. Shipping Board W H E N YOU T H I N K OF CAN ture, upstairs nliovo ten rent store. nt Washington. i DY T H I N K OF . T H E , KANDY . . 5J-2te fififi has proven R will cure Ma- K IT C H E N . ‘IF IT HAS SUGAR larm; Chills and Fever, Bilious Fc - 1 IN IT WE HAVE IT. STAR FOR RENT ADVERTISING ver. Colds and LaGrifipe. It kills T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G . 49-tf For R e n t—Six room house. In­ the germs th&t cause the foyer. F ine' D()n.t forRet t he B etter Bahy quire Miller’s Bakery* GO-tf * 49-10tc I Contest the Woman's Club is get* t • M rs Roliinson nnd Miss llyer j;,,, re a d y for your baby. You maj For R e n t— Furnished cottage on vere charming visitor* in Saidonl | luvl. B- finer bubv thnfi you realire, This Column is Free to Returned Soldier* Vermont avenue, ptso now ap a rt­ and Sailors Who Seek Positions. last week. Miss Robinson was ti e nn(j Hl) t ntgr the little one in ments complete for housekeeping, on finest of Mrs. Wm M cKinnon, M i s a ,p ,p contest, a p.-i*e will bo given the ocean front. Pure refreshing breeze WANTED Hyer the guest of Mrs, Rob Holly, i jpo ppr tent, bab y and to the second from Atlantic. Clim ate unsurpassed •— finest l»al>y. Te l nit the mothers W anted to Rent -Sm all house fur­ during sum m er. Apply" nt Manor, 'y o u see about tile run lest. O nished, with garden sp a re . Wilt con­ D aytona Beach, Fla. Fla. 60-.'Up t?DfliLUHIIlttHUBt! fil-ltc sider three or four rooms. Address R ub-M y-Tiam is a great pain kill­ Box 756. City. Furnished R oom s—By day, wepk er. It relieve* pain and soreness or m onth. Every convenience. Over caused by Rheumatism^ Nfluralgin, W a n te d — To buy a 60 gallon gas­ Philips Drug Store, corner Park and Rnrfns, ete. 49-10tc oline tank with faucet at bottom.. First street. Mrs. C. C. H art, Prop. All animals which need a 43-tf May 19. 20. 2!*t and that apwlUi Enquire Herald Office. 61-2tp B etter Baby part of the grand f tonic or an aid to digestion For R e n t —Furnished rooms for Spring Festival. Get interested ut W anted To rent 6 or 8 room should be fed light housekeeping. 210 French ave. * once, the time to -en te r your bahy is house 'fu rn ish ed . Suit able ,for hoard­ 51-3tp now. T h e - c o n te s t closes S aturday, er*. Write J . W . l^aVis. Cllv R. F. May 17th so don’t he too late. D .-l, eare of C. J: F ortson. 51 -1 tp LOST Y ou’ll he sorry and we can’t belji'it, W anted Will buy (i nr li loom now’s the time to act. Phone G7, Lost —Between Sanford and Cas­ Mrs. U. R. D eis for all particulars. bungalow or cottage with half to one sia Tyws Sphyginom anom etcr acre uf land in or near Sanford, It cleanses the system and b fil-ltc blood pressure instrum ent in liluek inn eases the activity of all The IU'bvkah Lodge gave Miss i. A. Miller, 107 Laurel avenue , 1 leather case. Reward. J. T. Den­ . _ 61-2tp Signa Vi hie n a Hurpr.ac shower Fri­ Snpford the vjtal organs, ton, M. D. fil-ltc * j t day nigl.t in the lodge room. After . —. , . . . W a n te d — T o rent a serviceable Loat—Off Orange Belt bus be­ When theic is any special l the regular businrs* of the lodge was _anWfRg machine Indefinitely. Entween Sanford and DeLnnd Monday, iran s a c te d a large table was b rm i g h t \ )U| rc 619 Magnolia. 60-2tp' injury or ailment of yout April 28th, one khaki roll with light uul laden with gilt*»fiir Miss Vih’en. I -----------------* ----------------------------------animals to be treated we can T he prespiitution speech was made Ftlrniture w a n te d ,for two or three Icatht-r strap. . Finder -please return provide remedies which-will by Mr. iia rry Kent. Ice cream a n ( l room* for cashi Box A, c-o Herald, to 0 . B. A. L. office, Orlando, Phil­ be effective in promoting a ips D rug store, Sanford, B racy’a cake were then served. . i — d ru g store, DeLand. or C ity Hotel, prompt recovery'. | Remember, your -baby will be W p n t c d - P o t a t o P la n ts . Can use D a y to n a . 61-ltc proud, to-tell If winning th e prixe in nny a m o u n t. Phone 197 or see the Betler B aby Con te s t,-so put the H . c . ‘W aters, S ta r T h e a tre Bldg, FOUND j little dne's.n am e on th e roll. Better .. " Just Phone 325 • ■Baby Contest age is 6 months ,to,2 ----------------------------------------- ------------Found—An open face gold watch ,-j j ■ * 6l - i t c * Upholstering French avenue. 61-2tp er . M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO. - -•* NVNrUIII). FI.OWIIIA CLASSIFIED IrJI IB H orses, Cattle Hogs and Sheep The man in v. hose judgment you the nian who stands for progress, accomplishment, in your community invariably has a bank ac­ count. It is not difficult to have such an account. The hard part is the start and we make that easy. If you Would enter the ranks of the best citizens you should start* an account NOW. have confidence, l)r. Hess & Clark’s Condition Powder BOWER & RODMILLAT -STREN G TH - SERVICE. > I eminole C ounty B ank "HOME INSTITUTIQNI p ill *•; vyf �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT Cotam an clnt 3 J^falWNoVth >:»t' 32/ T 3 viJt. h*nr»1sm14J; (Continued from page 2) ARE GOOD CARS Ask any man who drives one, and come in and let us sho\v you — Always glad to demonstrate. WhenYourSpringBreaks AUTO OWNERS Call on us for exact duplicate of your broken spring, ^ a n d receive i sp rin g s a tMm Isfactlou Mm th at is rM 7 real. M r WE HAVE THE ACCESSORIES FOR •YOUR CAR Head Lamp Glasses fi Head Lamp Bulbs Steering Wheels Speedometers € party at Lake Clarke Tuesday night. Last S*ndsy afternoon there was another big iTowil of visitors at " W aitahit” to see the 'beautiful flowers. Capt. Argo and Mrs. Kmmn Polhill are spending a week at their Oviedo home. ' ( Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Swope spont Tuesday in Orlando. Mrs. E. A. Farnell Miss Olive Liiotte, Mrs. N. F. Lirtte anti Mrs. Young were shopping in Orlando Tuesday. Master Et turned home Tuesday after a pleas ant year spent in school at Lake­ land. Mrs. McCall returned with Edward after u few days' visit to her sister in Lakeland. . Do not allow the poisons of undigested food to accumulate la your bowels, where they are obsprbed Into your system. Indigestion, con­ stipation, headaeffey^bad blood, and numerous other troubles arc bound to follow. - Keep yoar system dean, as thous­ ands of others do, hy taking an occasional dose of the old, reliable, veg­ etable, family liver medi­ cine.- America, ox In nrcrpvrty, or labor, or services, at a fair- and fust valuation to he fixed, by tha board of director*. Article IV. The term for which the corporation ahall eilat ahall h e . perpetual unlearn aeoner dl»atdvpd according to law. Article V. t ,, . - j T h c bualnrea of the corporation ahall he cotbiycted by a president, a virp-pre.ident, a secretary, a treasurer, and a board of direc­ tor* to cnnalvt ol not lea* than four nor more thin aevtn qf It* stockholder*. The director* • ta1l:>bc elactwd annually by the stockholder* on the last Tueeday In M ay of each year at 10 o'clock a. m.. at a m eeting had for that purpov# in it* prfnripal office* at Sanford. Florida, and it* officer* shall. Immediately thereafter, he elected liy the hoard of directtor*. Until thoae elected at the first annual meeting of stockholder*, shall he qualified; T . T . Bovd killed u very largo’.lioar last week after k had suert'etjed in catching several of his hogs. Mr." and Mrs. Brnckway spent a pleasanl *Sunduy visiting M r , and Mrs. F. IL, *Cllck. Mr. Click has a bon ti t if ul llowe'r gartlen which every one enjoys seeing. All the young people hoarded the freight 1 train* S aturday morning and went in Waylaml to a picnic whjel) cflet>rati>il th e dosing of the school there. Mr. Flowers brought them hoijte in his truck, after r n i of the. best of picnii' tiirtners and a good program hy tfie tittle Wnylanders. Takes Will Power,. Brockway *nn<l T aylor have h a r­ (Joint Intention:, cun wind tho alarm vested their potatoes anti "had a /took, tint It tnkes will power to get good crop.. They are now picking nil of tod In (he morning. •Toledo hean*, which are also giving a very (Untie. satisfactory yield Flora and E q lh . -itrockvitii) art H er I.n o is e a G o o d ,O n e. again in L ’eshurg f»•r Unolifer week' C u r r i e tun*' 1 m ( to il |f» o p a r l y . H er • * Hoard t'*» i'ujnmN ?t4"rnln*di t* L N tlT It'i: i. hereby ci..-B that an a|t|i‘C«ii.,n w-ll be » f % fip tlru iif n n fo r T m D e e d U niF rr tn*«|r Ki i hi n.'.t . . —.bin ,.f thr Kb.)l,|* s 'uf < liufiler 1, 4* 4*% *>r i l<n !.» pf=2 a l on- !•» havfi that tiody ctiki't a law IIIA a hidjuhtnn thr pr»'Bcnt form of rnunlcjiial tciverfi-' , N utiir in bvrobp niven th«t C. S* l*cc, mpjtt for Sanford, Fla., nnd tn cutafdfan ji dif­ ferent form of t*ovt rnment fiir lhranid munirlP rcha-or tif Tax (Vrlifiratr No. .1,19, dt»»»*d * U l drtv of Joiv, ' It I'd". , ov.Mrit* palftv. • 'it h fnrrn id !‘«*vrrnmcnl to tie whijl o ■•rdiriMf ti> t* rrniif the t«m mioloti nuna^'r form of tjovern tin nt f or rntinir ipali t i* . Dat* d Mact’h J Mu, l !lIt*. Ciimmltirp on Municipal l.cftdatiun. By H H t \ y r , Chairman 11- C. f i u |t of**, Sect),* ( ■\ r o .n i m o t h e r e m it hille d h e r n o t t o b e g i n eat*, In g lift' gmjdji-si iiilll! u!| n r o i n o f til*" t t ih le hu d I•••• *i In Ip e d . C n rr lw \v n * h o n o r e d w i i l i i lie llr >I h e l p i n g l o l e e rre n ith In t t ’ fiwV iooiio 'Ii I m *lie u n l i t ; "E'S'itvo n . f q- i d l i n g m y | e e <■r e n i n ‘e f n r e it t i n , . t i n j o t * it lie s! U l i l l r Porcelains Brass Polish • Writ -Trii.vw *eit> !< ft Sunday . .old home .in Atlanta, Ga Ilf.Al ADVIRI ‘SINfi ib h les Body Polish Cushion Dressing I ;trii|t,i *t■%l \v«*"K itri»F h Top Dressing ti«ner* h . Clara Cal**** to tiikv eharut* nf, rnafiatje an*! rontfuf Lt f ow n i--141 . a“ l property I few days .to make Tampa'her ftiittre i ti • *m v . I f people having hogs running tit large in this pla*i- only krlew what r'i .l • t•» ' -T ^i n m,i*f | s* u I-ro ! i-i mi* •» Pumps h e ro in * 11 fr e e deal* r >n 1 vt.< . '*%|t, , f nnd •Pie 1 'ittjft I it*1It I* <uf I .1 d «io limile(f of the Ma*ter, •i;: It I." ! '• III .1 gi* III m in ) Iithir: .tr/■ Mill, ;i li.tfy i| i» not dti'in it jut*■ Motor Driven HorrfsValve Grinding Compound * Springs for all Cars Genuine FORD PARTS Stewart's Tourist Tubes Guaranteed Goodyear Tires United States Chain Tread Tires Expert Courteous Mechanics Said the almost phllosophri", "*Tli»» .‘ellow who itmiTlt’il.for money Inslcitd if love couldn't ho iMTsuntlctl to do It tgntn for love or money." JoDCpitiig. Expert Car Washing obiloils in Four Grades Cup Grease, Gasoline , n n 2 J m i J..-.| -|.l,tiM,.itii. m o s t i-e-4i-ttrut• "ri liIntiirlUDH, w n s tiorn ul l i' n i s a l c t i i In ,'t7. A s n m u r k o f prut Iinto f o r fit v o r s . tie* u s s t t m o i l tin* f a m i l y m m o , 1"'In v Iti"*, o f tin* ItomiHi o m p o r i.r y’psfillfiljlti. T|ie* elitlo o f M« t l o m li Iu itih m o v ti. h i s i u u * l titip. hi 11 ttt w o r k s tri* "'lllfilory o f t lio J o w U h Witr." •"Tlio Vhtli|i ililt's o f tin* . t o w n : " t w o 1 rout Isos, "Akii IiinI Ajd.iit o f Ali'X iim lrin" um t "A I Mro'inireo mi 1 In* M a r t ) 1 lim n ,«f in- Miu-i'iilioop.’" run I • ii n a c c o t i n l o f lii* i t 'l l life1. Dream Haa Physical Basis. Tin* "fitllltiK from 11 liclslit" dream J. R STEWART, Owner 1 Notice id VPt»ti #ai iu n for I a % Mrrllun 1 of ! hapler | shn. * D 1%t in reupon order* d, adjudged nnd 11* 1 f o i l that tin report »d the mid Master t»* anil the same i* nereby confirmed, and It it f u r t h e r ordered* a d ju d g e d and Notice o f Appllrallvn for T at S e c tio n g of C h a p te r 4S1*. f. Ida N otice la hereby given that ) purchaser of tax certiorate the 3rd day of July A. D. said certificate tn my office, application for tax deed to i an re with law. Said rcrlificsr following described properl) Sem inole c ounty, Ftori.la. t. N K ' t «f N W ' i Sec. II. t n . Jo S It' Kaal. 20 arte*. T h e .aid Urol M a , sealed at th e dale of the certificate in lhe*nam c of Coin. j; , i said certificate shall be r^*|r #■iTa.| trr.ifA to law l a x deed will l«vi. u , ,n . 20th day of April. A. D. pj|<, ° ’ \Sltnemi my i>tTlrUl , n | «ril t lh«» 2 Mh day of March. A I* 1*119 <•<**1* E. A. DOUGLASS. C lerk. Circuit C ou rt Seminnl. Co.. Fla. 46-oic fly V. ^1. Douflau. |>, r. HENRY M cUULIN JEWELER M Y SPECIALTIES PICK AItD ’S HAND r.AIM I.P t HIN* G O R HA M 'S STKIU.I N( dr- m* a filiyalcal Imsls. for "*clcnllt<K mve ohotvit 1tint this form of nlithl" ■itirs* Invaiiulity occurs il urine Jlit* first Vw mlnuten nftcr falllne asW p . It « siipucstcd l*s* Hit" Rpnernl mnsculnr "via xii IInn ttint takes |ilnri> when ivr «"ltlc down. A chn 1IRC nf iKmlllnn of "veu it fraction nfU n Inch, nr the* least lull* slip nf tin* muscles. I* Kiiniclent tn ;nnvey the Idea of n fail to Ihe bruin. letlera |i*l. nt Inrurporating "’The llall Hard * *rro Company,'" under thY following prm pi.efll eharlrr, thr original nf which la now on file in the offirn of the Srrreiary of Stale of the State of H irida at T a ’. lahaeaer. J (I. llall Itny F. Svmr* John Mrftrh il. K. Sq u ld a. ,\rllrlra uf In torporall.in of “ The Hall lla’r.l ware Cnmganr" Thr undersigned here by aaioflClr Ihem•rlvea together tor Ihr pfirpnae ol forming 41 body pobllr and rurporatr under Ih. latta - f the Stair of Florida, wi(h an.Lqn.t-r 'tht-b.| lowing pr. po*rd charier -j e Arllrle I. Thr name of thr corporation alnll be “ The llall Hardware Company** and il* nrlnripal offirra and place.-ol hualnrai *hall hr at Sanford, Florida, with hronrh .office* i n *urh utl(rr plrfera In the S l a t e of Florida, i - * r, J1 . * u y a i , etat. ■ of tin. * »-) 1. .I Stair*, and in foreign rouplriea aa. may hefe". rftrr he i*tahlixheii. Arilrlr 11. "*. The general nature of ihr bu»lm~** e. be iranaaetert by ihe r.,rporaii..u ehall b* T.. bur and -ell, and otb» r»ire deal in and ,fi *.* poee u(. al <ah"'c*>k and trial), f.-r |.r.,ni or 00 rummlaaiun. alt Mnda of hardware, ma ebinery. piping.' roofing-, filling*, plumbing uolfita, |..iinp*. ernchery, glaaawarr. nurrn. waie, tinware, and g m irally In acquire, deal in and dfapnau of. in the manner prochied, all writ-lea and rtimmodillr* inrtdenl to * general wholesale and retail hardware boat. nr*i. lie e n g a g e In and carry on the liualnraa •d plumbing, rooting, gai fitting rlrrtrlra! I ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES OCUI.IHT A M ) OPTICIAN Practice confined lo the treatment of the eye Eyes examined by a regular mfl*tered physiriult (ilasses (Hied, broken lenr* du.plrcuted 2.S W. Church St. - Orlamln. Ha. GOOD TO THE LAST DROP U is f u r t h e r , o rd e re d t h a t thl* o r d e r Ii* p u b l i s h e d o p re n Week f »r e l^ h t j'*m *er".|Jl v « p t lti in tin St i' ifo f d l i i ra* I. a ro■ i p 4 j» r MAXWELL HOUSE C O FFE E puhltsbiii in vod Sirrihi "t i" r •>un I & Witfoss tbv iiand and tin* airfi .•f the said Dir ruit Court tills 2 I *t da v of Fit hr u ary, V D 1919 •■•'■H E- A DOCfil.A.SS, , L i e r k f ’ireui « Court Semi rude Co-, Fla. Kay, Adams A Hatland, Aliya* for Plaintiff, J ark son villi*, Fla. .* « 42-9tr A S K YOUR GROCER BOX FILES fur filing Lei lei s, Bills, Invoices, llercipt*. * Etc. Plenty of them -. , t at GO.- each O ffic e S u p p ly Dept. P hone 148 S a n f o r d , Horid* Citrus trees need fertilizer earlier than usu­ al this season. With the abundant spring mois­ ture the soil supplies have moved freely and the trees have had a vigorous development. Now. they need more fertilizer, to properly sustain the fruit they,are carrying and to promote a good summer growth. We offer any analysis. All the potash you want.- ' Fgcrltrnfy, Sidney J.'C alt*. (iuvrrnnr ot tin. S t a t e of Florida, at Tal!aha**rr, Florida, on th e Slh day ot M ay, A. D. IBt», or aa aoon thereafter a* we can he heard, for Irttera patent to be l u u r d ' t n the (I. I". Sw ope l.anil C om pany, of whle! ornurallon the- following ahall be the Aftlrlr* ol Incorporation: AMictca ef Incurpsrallun or O. I*. Swope band Compin) * Ar l l r l e I, T h e name id thia corporation ahall he the ” • ( 1 1i*ope Land Company and ita prin­ cipal plareN d huaineea ahall hr in Oviedo S.^ )in olr county, Florida, hut -aid corlo cation may Iqvve office* elarwhero tn the atalp of Hifitda of in J h e U n iu t i- S l a t r * nt America ax tf>* ft* ’ buvine.* may become ncccaaary or expedient. Article II. T h e moral natur-: of the hualnrn to he tranaartnl by the corp.Aation . b a l l be *< lo t l o w a , to w i l - II VKH | ROfiLtlS' PLATED WAltL rrej d t h a t th e pe titio n e r, Mro* t (l C la ra t'twjtry ir. t hit* ilisirivt. ,t Cate#* be a n d nhe i* h e r e b y g r a n te d Mr en*» .Tncri* Sfi*rn- tn t»** toll sitter it hi it> to ta k e chart;** *d and matiatp- her own *rp; I In l nurl of < u u n : , Ju .lg - . M t . tr nt Flarlfi, a rate e st a t e nrfil p ro p e rty a n d to beefimi a i In r. K.tati of -Oh- pnrFr atm ut lioiwling liti- rntrnly free dealer In every reaperf, h l l , l.nS )t H i m , . rt.l St'fttM >lr ("unuty It i« further of i| ere if lit at > 1 ropy uf t h 1 ■ tV illlurfi Vtjlllarn.. Min.ir* tjif bttilil Ifctrii rmuis vVerywhen* .<l^t dene** l*e puidished m « newspaper m !S*-m * N . a i r r l» h r f r b y t n all whnm it m . in S> tniMilr rntthiv Inti I ..I k i" Mary. trod 1 c L i u n t y , F l o r i d a , o n r e a week f ' u f*,u. ,, - ■"i ••-• f n. i n , i Mall Vyilli.m,, i i iiuur.lt* •I t.l I. f.i.w UiiHimi 4 rel Willi, iu Wil While I tie jiqul we liave is all right i||f •T»*i Vf »r ri(i l« Iuro» miimra. will mi thr 2 l|h 1) 4 . ,1 All iij^ w liti h is done, oniered. adjudv*-«f | M'nl. A |i l 'i| 1. t .. | ),r ll.m uraM ui .try weather, tike tjie ArkititHitM ahd decreed, tn Cham her s ;j I I i« I ami \ . • 1 t t limi-hnbli-r, I'nunt , Ju t*r mi *n.I In in lx f'!< Ifi d a - t h is t h e I 7 ' h day * tnan's hi'ti"' but while i hey are go \prd, riM •s"! ' 'July, . t hi, mtlrr in Bantyird In *ai. \ fi I'll'* f o u n t ) , at in u’rlnrk a. m., or a. men J VS \V I L U K I N S . mg tu i|n an mtii h f"f ether (itat'e* tbrfraUrf a. thr mattrr ran l.r hrarrl. tu JridK**, Sevv-nth Judicial Circir t 4UlInirll) tn .ril. al pqbllf t.r [triialf .alit bieks like they rnuirt e«i|>ty pm k Mi'minnlp C m inty, Florida \.» llc r n t M a a tr r 'a Hair 1 hr Inibiaine (la.rrilirrl roil r . l / t r , m **|, Mate of Florida, et* nut this way. ri) 4*n. of th. C.nintv id Seminole N n t i r r i» h.-rrli) iflvrn th at u n . lr r an.| by t'/SfJr- t m » i t ' S o l t i , ; anil L K \ . Dou^lftts, C le rk - o f lh« ( ‘irruf t v l r t u r uf a Dual . f r r r r e uf f o r r r lo a u r r amt aalr S W t , uf N t ; u ( Srr. g'J, Tuwnthia 2 ) Misses M.irtita Kuulet»<|i) ami Eva Court H ad £ 1 DU r.asG ciiiitalninii IA a >■f t*1 mitre* tu tn and (or the S eventh Judicial Cir- m a d r ami r n t r r r i l in t h r C ir r u lt C o u rt of VufjjJ of Seville sptqit the week end rult. Seminote County. Florida, do hereby S r m l n o lr < mint y. t b .ri.la , in f t h a n r r r y , leas. ccftify that the above and f^rcffuittjt i i « true b r a r i n c ilalr l i n h d a v of M a rrh , A. I). I | Thr N ' j of N ) ( uf Sn u th w r .t ti' of South here-tlie guesl of thcir rouain, Mra. and correct ropy of that ct'rtatn ord»,f and w iirrrin (Source It. W r n d rb u r c ia rnro|ilain'* ° f BrtUun V T o a r n . h l p Twtnty-.ini decree «»f the aald Court, made* an th e 17th * b t ami Jarnra It. Ilrlrre i* d e f e n d a n t, I, a* I . n South. It4 n,fr Tbirty (30) F.a.t. rnn H. I). Durant. day of April, 1919* fllrtl tfor record in tHD apvrial m*«t«r « ill otfrr for aalr a n d aril. In ■aininjt 10 arm . moro or Is m . and recorded hi Chancerv order book. f r o n t ol t h r r o u r t hou»r door in Hnninnlr And the South unr t w .o tic tli <1-301 o The Evans family motored otH to office No, 2. at page N,». 30, on April 18th, A, D. m u n t y , t l u r l r l a , " I n Sanford, ilurini; th r thr Smith half ( t j ) ..f N n it h w r .l ul 1919. % . ' legal houra of a atr. un Monday, t h r . ’ ith day Winter Garden ' Sunday, guests of hmU,h.Ifr*1 t u<ri*r t ',1 of Srrtlon ^ Town of M a y. A. I). t S*1a. to t h r k l g h r . i l.lddrr ihlfi T w m t y - o n r .JI 1 South, lla n j r Thirtj Witfirsa m y ham! and uUlrial veal of other the Bjny family of that jilate. i r l i l , runtainLiR o ru* arfe m aru nr If#*, this the IHth day of April, 1919, at Sanford. for r a th , t h r f o llow ing d r a r r t h r d p r o p r t t y in S rm iholf r o u n t y , Klorida, l o - w i t: N o r t h ­ Mrs.-W:. 1‘. Monroe ail'd 'ehiidren Seminole county,. Florida. w e st qua rte r of u o r t h w r a t q u a r t e r of SreDealt ~ K /A . DOUGLASS* (dirk. tio n L lv r ftp, a n d t h r a n t half of t h r w rit and Mr it. II. Bronson anti daugh­ Hy V. M. D u uilasc. I). t\ bull III aouthw rat q u a r t e r ol Section T w e ntyo n r (21), Town* hi j) T w e n ty (20), S o u th , ter ot M aitland'w e re week end visit It-ingr T h ir t y - t w o i 3 2 i KaM. fcith apim rors at Un* hom e of It. D. Difrant. t e n a n r r * t h r r r l o belonging, to aaliafy aald ileerro and n s t i . Nntifr la hereby given" tha»r the underB^v. J i . V. Albertson of Del.and K. F. tlOUSIIHI.IlF.ll. «igne*l wilt, . o r Wrdneadav. thr 14th <1w> of is expected here last of this Week to .May, I9IS, or a* anon thereafter u r n n . . _ S pe iia i M a ile r. T .ld e n A Maguire. nient. apply to thr ffonorahfr Sidney J slay over S u nday. Soliriturx for Complainant. Call*. Cover nor of ihr State of ‘Florida, for Mean. AH Tire Accessories - to ’1-• d tu fit*" p^i-rnt**!. anti lining uiiNfitd Hand Horns Rh o n e and every reaper! to n -p o tt auch tratimoiiYt t«»g r t h r r w ith fah bndinir trt f h o " m a f f i r t«» «ti * Court, and the said Master having report* d to i(*tr Cmifl the lisrirn*)n> lak*‘n i*v >u.o and having f lift her report nd that it »* tn hiulin^ that the pafitiuner l»a* .sufiirien* r * parity, com petency ami (jitNHfieatii-Da t .. take rhvrfp- tif nod ftianttp" her man . -1 1 *. *tkd pr'■p*’*tv and in Iteom* oi fr- r t|i x l r . WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers in Spray Pumps nnd Insecticides its f . i t m ) . hold. o w n . r o n t f o i . w i 'il--,li,|i. **||, tleal In. r . i n i r , , b-aaei ferit. mortgage, evrbange, ruluvate. impi'a.r FLO R IDA ( . Maxwell, ■ b d Ot he rw ise t b a I II, a n d d l. p o a e >,( r , , | * nr| p e r . u n a l p r o p e r t y , a n d a n y rigl.L*. |,tb->. t n t - e r * i ,.r — t i l e " t h i r , In, in ifie . l a ' e of F I -Ida and in o r i n r m a t . , of i l . r 'United M o l , a an.l in f o r g ig n rountriea, to plat, im ­ prove, dram and. d e v e l o p laiide tor I h e pur- poar of aale and I.9 0 : and to do and perform all thing* appropriate ur needful for the drv. lnpmcni "fid improvement of **me for any purpove for which t h e aame may he adapted' t o undertake Ihe management and aale of all or any part of the property of the corporatiun; to undertake- and dlreet the man- Sanfonl Branch ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE VV. J . TH IG P EN a COM PANY •1 * AGENTS -ii General Fire I Ins OFFICE rtXIFLbi RANK BUILDING S a n fo r d • 4C-Stc ('alb rfitir \ Hr own anrid Jo h n f Hruttn, D H rfuiant* T" thp Defenilani, John F, Hr own ■A* appearing fpum I he aw orn iiffidavil > tifiini hi (4 in till'd t ft Et1 \ our plarr of reddrnee it »omi i ti*ti •*f the United Stall*# other than t i i f I i h*'Hit x 1 9 ) ' t‘i * rj tdid in the stall* ad Fiortdn* and that yutlr p a rtictil. W | i p h r a t i i * n Iti4- I •i n h i a d e for ular ffpJdenci’ is unknown to alhant and ioit** in aernrdane*' wtfit l»w. . j h a l the aald John K. Grown is a minor i d r« r t i f i - r j f i - * % h h*n Tm* r io fe e rm -d river the i|fp of fourteen year* and ha* I'ftW la s d»* d will n iu i t I*•-r***ti been, absent front the state more than s i l l y day a next prerc ling thia order ami there i drfi of. May, \ P . i ‘»|9, i La no person in the state of Florida -neEvice mv idTicial dgBAturr add seal of a n b p o e t ia uiotn w h o m w o u l d . h i n d th e i l l y f»| April. \ D 1919. t a m e John K. Ilf own. i? i \ lim t ; l \ss, I t is t h e re fp re o rd e re d t h a t y o u d o a p p e a r *r ‘4|l * I*1-r * » oil ryid I" ('|»., |di» in f id s c o u r t to the hit) h e r e in It led un phe IS> V K, Don j*lass* l c C. 3th day of May. A'. D. 1919 ,t i it*tttte tit Itia! idly while there huv1 mg rei'etillv disjuwed of her pro|>erl\ m Muhtgiilt a n d expects to.lenve ill a " ffi& ^ -a jg 's^ r -s’s may concern, that I.oa. 1, C „ m* , * > ’ » it dlan of H airy J, Cramer * *u the SOtb day ot April. A.’ ll i,(l's f *W. ** the Honorable E. F. Ilou.hifd*,’ «* J u d i e In and lor aald county, In S an lord . FI*., In aal.t county o clock a. m., or aa aoon t h r m f i h * 14 m a t t e r c a n be heard, lor au[i„, £ r »W “tn.P^ib c ? ' Primal* aale, the l.llo£|n 2 ? “• crlbed real eetatr. In raid county ,l <t*I lc g ln n n g at a po nt lour hundred (410> fact n o tlh ol the . o u t h . , V “! ' • « » the eouthweat quarter t.l the .,m t h ,« . n * ter ol Section thirty-one at , t w e n ty ( 201 , south or ( { . „ * / Thl, eaat. thence running w».i four hun, ! f r ' Mi tw e n ty (4301 feet, thence north two h ^ / * i end ten ( 210 ) fact, thence e . , t !„*" h f f i and t w e n t y feel ( 420 ). the,lr, ^ , “.1 ^ hundred and ten feet to pl.tr „| t„t i , . t l fuuft S n rrith S p mi iiilll* r.iunty. ■*011, C'omplatnnut Nu-Glass Polish / The butlnraa of the corporation ahall ha conducted by a Hoard ol Directors consist­ ing ol’ not leas than 'lour nor moro than .eve n membara. T h e Dlrectora^hall, from their number elect a I'realdent, a \ l c e 1 res­ ident. a Becritary and a Treasurer. The persons who are t o conduct the buslneae ol this corporation aa Ita temporary officer* and director* until the director* are eleclcd at the first annual meeting of the atock holder* hereinafter provided for. ahall he Tuesday of each and every July, such rareting to be held at. the principal offica.oT the company at Oviedo," Murid*. . Article VI. Tfie highest am ount of Indebtedness or llnmtity to which thl* corporation can at anyxSlime 'aubject ilaelf la Five Hundred Thousand 11500,000.00) Dollar*. - * Arllrle VII. Names, residence* and aubicriplion* of Inr o r p o r iljfi: . .... Name Itealdence N o-of hbarci O. P . Swope. Oviedo, Fla., I2S Share* The name* and residence* of the incur- • llo y K. Symea. Sanford, Fix., I2S Share* porator* and * the n u m b e r - o f share* sub­ F. F. Duttun, Sanford, Fla., I2S Share* scribed hy each are a* follow*: "* ‘ II." \V. Harr, Urlxndn, Fla., 125 Sharra. i t 0 - Half. Sanford, Florbla, l i o *hare*. ■ . ’ " Arllclh VIII. * - Hoy F. Sym cv, Manl.inl, Florida, Su »hare*. The seal of this corporation ahall he a cir­ . John Meiarh, Sanford, Florida, 2 S *h*re*. cular impreaalon and bear In the*center the ft.'E. Squire*.’ Sanford, k'lorld*. 20 abare*. word* "‘Corporate 8 e*l" and around the cir­ cumference ,'*(). Fi Swope lunid Company." Stale af Florida • Cnunty'of Seminole. O. I*. SWOPE . fin this day per*on*lly app eared.before roe, ' 110 Y F. SY M K S an officer du ly authnriied to lake aeknowlF. K_ D U T T O N rilrmrpt*. J. ti. 11*11. It. K. S q u ir t»; lloy F. If. w / llA I L I L Hi in< a and John Melsth, to me known to be S T A T U OF KLOIUDA tlii person* w bu subscribed to the foregoing C ounty of Sr ml nolo rhsrier, anti each of them, before me, »e*Hrfore rnr p* rRonalty apnean'd O. P# trull) ■rlititi*ledged that lie ditl so for the Swnpr, Itoy F, S / m F. Dulton ant! ul. * and purpose* tJSrfin expressed. II? VVs Jlarr,' to me widl known, and known In Witness Where™ 1 have hereunto set t*» Ltr thr paflira (Lurrlhed in aa!d artlflrs of iiirtiriioialion and arknow lrdii’d that they tig n n l Iht* samp f**r rti 5 *u»**a and fuifpoara Ok fpin t*ipr«^rd/ WitiiTAt ins hand and nfflrinl *pal, lid* Ore fir*l day uf April, A. 1). 1819, tarah H O S K I N S JO NKS, . Notary P u b lic..* . My Commlaalon rxplri^ One. 2 1 1 1921. NOT Iff*. » Da frit <k Ollc^k ‘ Hoard of cou n ty rommDrlnncra in am! for • Att*>rnr>a for IncorpnratorA. riuinty* Fla., will rc riiv r bid* nl 47-5tA ihnr fokl rctrular rnutfru: held Mav t’th. . t1- 1919, lit 10 n-rWfc at. m. for |Kp ljullif" . NOTIC E i *-*. »*r ronerrte mIi| i U mentf for tirldtra over S'Mitr; ('r«-t k. f i 4"« (*rr« k( H oia«1I Cfce^, and i% Here hy fiven that an application will Jic midp 'in ln<* u n i ffewrion of the Florida dllrh' about 1 mill- north of Oviedo, LejcUlature to have Dial body enact s law plan* unil specification to be had hy applv- rAtablinhi ng a county court for He mi n *>11* K' i* at the oflire of . \ . Dmiglaaa, 1 ‘ti t k >, Florida Dnit-d February 27th, H *nri fr»rfvpa thr rigkI tn rep* rt an*, and fount 1919. af ‘.|fD , I. s DOUGLASS, Clerk. I. A l l l t l MI.K ) . ('Iron . _ l 2 -»<»tr Thedford'8 Mn . W. F. Fickle, of Rising Fawn, Ga., writesi "We have used Thedlord’B Black-Draught os a family medicine. My molhcKin-law could not take calomel as It Bcemed too strong (or tier, so she used Ulack-Draucht as a mild laxative and liver regulalor. . . We use It in the family and believe it is the best medicine for the liver made." Try It. Insist on the genuine— Thctiford’s. 25c a pack­ age. E-75 Spark Plugs lot .In ciah or In property, lebbr and aerelrcw ■ t a jurt valuation, to V* fixed by the directors at a m »etin ; csllrd for such pur­ pose. Article IV. T h e corporation ahetl exlat perpetually. »h*"£* LW**t to p Which sppti catlap will t„ petition tor axle now un file D ate d March 27th, A . . .. matt wn.r.uys. 46-5tc Florid* �* v «’ « i ' t 1*-“c—s"tt£t;£-S~fi. u:. I 1 ■ . THE SANFORD HEUALI) in u n u nj tt ft '3 « a *r Amount of T u r n add font* OW NER OW NER S Notice la h r la b y (Ivan t h a t tha following daacribed landa nr --eh . u < a 111 b* ..r nreerta.ry n i o p a y t h e a m o u n t d u . lor i l l . U m R r i i . m , ta t t i V W L V ’ rr with »i< tha coal* of auch aala a n d advcrtl* ng, will Ue aold at nul.llr l o r i L , r r ,lhe u" 1 • __ la Se 5.62 I^il II lllork II Tr 14. W m. Mr* L. W, l ’iljey f t . ,h: if1 2 ^ 1 ^ ! ’ n o o n r ' i r . E ; c o u rt Lot 47 Sanford Height* houtr door. In tha C ity of Sanford, C o u n ty of Samlnolr, and Stale" of" Florida * Lot 111 S anford Height* 2.60 Cnknunn Clark * Sub Div. . , , Virgil Clair 2.90 J N O . D. JINK1NH, ’• L-Ua 123 a n d 124 Sanford Lola 2 to 9 ( l e u Lot 6 1 Block 11 _______ T a t Callartar. Sem inole C a a a ly , Florida. Height* . _____ 5.05 U n k n n n m . .........— T r 15 Wm. C l a r k ’* Sub Lot 127 Sa n fo rd l ie l f h ta 5.62 Unknown *................... Dlviaion____ _______ _ U nknow n • 1,64 W. F. L e a i l t t ' a S u b Dlrlalan aa R e ta r d e d la r i * l llask No. I. Page 27 Wm. C lark’a H a h d lila ls ii ________________________________ . . ... Hem ln ale C a a a ly R re ard a IiE S C K IIT lO N O F Amount of Sanford aa K r e a r d r d la P la t llaak Na. I, P a g e 109, Sem i nala C auaty R e ta rd* LAND OW NER T a ir a and N ) i Lot 3 W. P. I . r a v i t t ’* S u b S H Lot 3 Wm. Clark'* S u b P i v Dlrialon ConU S. W. Wright of Block 24 Roblnaon'a Lota 7, 9. I t , |2 a nd 13 W. P. Survey of an Add. to Leavitt'* S u b Divfalun Unknuwn Sanford . . . . . . . A '. ^ h M e Brld* — — ---' 5.68 L oti 18. 19. 20 a n d 21. W. P. SEMft (3 of1 SW M Lot 4 Wm. C la r k ’* Sub P i v m f Unknown 6.74 J eor of L ot 1...., . .. _ L e a v i t t ‘a S u b l)lv .... ' w . P. Leavitt . ........... — 3. Viw Block 24 of . Roblnaortw. * — ltun E 13.25 r h S 15 rh Survey of an . Add. to Itayd'a Hub U lr la la u uu Hceurded In P l a l Bank Na. I. Pag* 85 Sem inole ('a u n ty Keeurde W 13.25 eh, N H i rh Hanford __ ___ Unknow n Lot 3 B o y d ’a 8 u b - f ) l v „ _ _ „ -------* J. If. B r u n e o n . . . . . --------6.05 -----------8.95 r W 10 c b N 58 d e f W to l.ot 10 Wm. C l a r k ’* S u b P i v . Lot 9 Boyd ■ S u b l)iv_,„_,-----, S. O. Shlnholaer _. 1.75 L ake N th ly to p L 80 dec of Block 24 of RobinLota IV. 20. 21, 22 a n d 23 i ?‘ W of pt. on N line of aon’a Surve y of a n Add. B o y d ’* S ub I ) l v -------------S. O. Shlnholaer ........... . 7.20 . See K 15 e h _____ *.... — to S a n f o r d . . . . _______ Mra. S. S. P o tter 11.08 Unknown. 9.98 M a r k h a m P a r k lle lg h la aa R e t a r d e d la r i a l Bank Na. I, Page 77 8 «.5 of SW>* of N E K of Lot M Wm. Clark'* S u b P i v o f Se m la a le C a a a ly Kecorde N W k - j — —---------------— 28 19 29 Mra. A. O re lher. ____ Block 24 nf R o b ln io n 'a • t2.53 26 19 19 Survey of a n Add. lo Mra. A. G rrlh e r 8.41 Lol 9 Block, E / M a r k h a m Park 28 19 '2 9 J. W. N e w m an .. Z L S a n f o r d . ^ . ------...;.............. q . L W in g ___ __________ ft. 60 Height* .............. .............. B. U P i t k i n * — - . S2-*8 3.96 r. oi b "t " !•» *• * T he T o w n of Sa n fo rd aa tte e a rd e d la p l a t Book Na. i . r a g e * 56 t* 61 a a d 112. I l l Wm. C lark'a Hub Plvlaiuu of K l j *f Blech 23 a a d Alt Ptecka 33 a n d 36 K u b ta a a a ’s J " and W t i of W H of 115, I I I a n d 117, S e m la a le County Uerorde N u r t e f , i i l< rrard#d (n 1*1«l Hook No, t t P i g # 107, H e m l i i l i C sin ljr K rro rd * N W S of N E K , ' 34 19 29 J. E. T. Chamberlain L oU I. 2 a n d 3 Block 35 Wm. o N f , Block I T ie r 7 S anford S i , of S E ' t of N E . 't pf N E | i 35 19 29 A. Bobbin* I). J. C a w lrr Clark'a Sub Piv. ,.f l-ote I a n d 2. Block 2 Tigr 9 I HEK of N W k . . . . ..... .. ---- ~ 35 19 29 .J. W. Zachary.. S anford ^ Roblnaon’a S u rv e y . Hr# J rh E of N W eor of L ot I . 36 19 29 ■ * L o t I Block 3 T r I Sa n fo rd . . Lot 4 Block 35 Wm. C lark's Kun S 20 rh E 5 ch N n u m b e r e d Lot lvlng be­ Sub IHv of Rr.hioy.m'a 20 r h W 5 eh ............... .... I.. Haleomr 4.59 ‘An U ntween S u rv e y ... 1- a n d 3 Block 3 j tire N E cor of L ot 1 of Paola Lota 7, ft. 9, 10. 11 a n d 12 HU T ier I Sanford 36 I n .......................................* 19 29 Lol II Block 3 Tier 2 Sanford 35 Wm. C l a r k ’a S u b P i v ltun N 389 ft W 325 ft ol Roblnaon'a S u rv e y S 24 It | j ) l 12 Blo«k 3 T r 2 8 389 ft E 325 ( t ~ R. R. Fldriilge .* t ■J L o ti G, 7 a n d 8 Block 36 Wm. Hanford f St. Jo a e p h aa R e t a r d e d In Plat Bank Na. I, Page 14. Seaalnale C auaty R e ra rd a C l a r k ’a Sub P i v uf RobW H L o l 4 Block 3 T ier 3 N J i Lot 32. St. J o a e p h - — -----Sanford ... ___ ____ Inaon'a Surve y , J. M. Ogleaby.T___ ___ Unknow n Dry 495 ft N of BW eor of Lot L ot 9 Block 3 T r 5 S a n f o r d , . .. _• L ot 9 Block 3ft W m. C l a r k ’. 33 r u n N. 50 f t K ISO ft L ot 7 Block 3 T r 8 S a n f o r d . . . . 0t . 8 50 ( t W 180 ft 8L atifTwy m « MRa^trTiCTMHw U nk n o w n , ... W H L ot 3 a n d All 4 Block 3 3.20 J o a e p h , — . . . . . . --------------T ie r 8 Sa n fo rd . . _ A. I). Hlrntlford'* Addition la Hanfnrd an R e cn rd e d l a P la t Book Nu. I, P a g * ft fto |,ot 56 St. J o a e p h _____ — ............. Lot 5 Block 3 T r 8 Sanford .. H rm laui* C auaty R e r a r d a L ot 34 St. Jo aeph . . ............ ... Lota 13 a n d 14 Block 4 T ie r 1 L o t i 6 a n d 7 S t r n t i f o r d ’a Add W H Lot 90 S t . J o a a p h . ---- Sanford ___ _________ ___ Uufua She ppa rd m m umi r-r* 65.30 tu Sanford . U n k n o w n ........ .. Lot 78 St., J o a a p h - . Lola 4 , a n d 8 Block 4 T ie r 3 L o t 8 Slentlford'a Add tu Sanford ___________ Mr*. S. O. Shlnholaer . 129.90 Sanford' . K. Z. C oa art L o t . l Block 4 T r 8 S a n f o r d , . . . .. J. U H ille r.. .....— 54.26 L ot 10 s te n tlfo rrl’a A d d lo S i n ­ L o u 1 a nd 2 Block 4 T ier 7 ful d .... ......_________ '< L o t 's Florida L a n d A ColnnlaaNorman S u t t o n . Sanford Ur*. C . A. S m i t h ------ -35.20 Lol 11 Stenllford'a A d d . to San, tlun C o .’a Celery P l a n t a ­ Lot 6 and N ' t 7 Block 8 T r 3 ford 1 tion ................................. U n k n o w n . __. Hanford - ............... Mr*. L. IL T h raa h ar. _ 43.80 Lota 13 and 14 Sle n tlfo rd 'a Add Lot 27 Florida L and A Colon!Lot 9 Block 8 T r 3 Sanford H r V v W i g h t . _______ 94.85 to Sanford _______ ___ aatlon Co.’a Celery PlanP r a n k H a l f _________ ___ S 12 ft L ot 12 a n d All 13 (let* - tat [un .............. Lot 20 Slentlford'a Add t o S a n ­ beg S E C or L ot 13 Run f o r d ____ _ _______ r • • i -----U n k n o w n . , . . ____ ____ 6.08 V N 62 ft W 28 It 8 22 ft L oU 22 a n d 23 S t e n t l f e r d a Dtg 487 ft N of SW eor of W 14 ft S 40 ft E to Add to Sanford J. W. W hile Eetafe.*___ f * N W *i v 7.22 beg) Block 8 T r 3 San­ l.ot 26 S le n tlfo rd ’a Add to S a n ­ Run E 330 It N 660 ft ford „ „ P. L Thraaher 45.00 f o r d ...... ... ..... .. ____. .. Geo. T u r n e r . . . ______ 8.77 W 560 ft S 660 ft E l.ot 8 lllork 8 T r 6 Sanford A. P. I’a r rla h . 34.90 330 f t ........... ........................... 4 ' M. Chagaell'a Hubdlelalan nf fllerke <1. K. a nd J nf t h e T nwn a f (le ld a b a r a , fit. 92 Lute I and 2 Block 8 T r 10 aa H r r e r d r d In Plat flank Ne. I. Pag* 71, S e m in a l* C e anly R e rarda • Ilrg NW ror of lia n d 'a Add. to Sanfhrd M ary 8. Plrkln* 65.35 Hanford' ' ' 4’ run E to N E Lota 6, 9 a n d 10 Block 0 ChapW’ H Block 5 T r 2H Sanford Mr*. T. E. Crlggal 13 35 corner N to J. T . A K. • Lot* 4 and 8 Block 6 T r 8 S a n ­ pell’* Sub P i v of qoldaW lly. N W ly t o Perf o r d . . . ...... ,bo 4 l « e ^ ^ . ___ 68.38 M ary E. l l i f g i n * ----- ..Ji Wm. C I * r k ....„ ..._ j _ fc_ ^ . B.18 almmon Ava S t o flag L ot I I Block O C happell'* Sub Lot 6 Block 7 T r 3 S a n f o r d . . . . . . 32.76 C. W. I.alng (leal t h a t p ar( N of LeeaP i v ol Gnl.lal.oro . W m. Clark ....__________ Lot 8 Block 7 T r 3 Sanford 32.75 W. It, Wight b u r i B ra nch of A, C. L. tm l I Block 8 TF I Hanford . . . 32.78 L oU 13. 14 and 20 Block (1 Unknown . ., ----R. It. deeded | o A. C. L. Chappell'* S u b P i v of Lot 8 Block 9 T r l Sanford .. ..... 9.05 Unknown . ..— — IL It. C o.»........................... 28 19 ,3 0 _ Unknow n . . . ... . 8.00 Lot 9 lllork 8 T r I Sanford . . . . . . tliddaboin .................. U n k n o w n .. .. __ ________ _ . 32.78 Mra. M. W. j^awwll ... M. M . S m i th ’* S u d ltla lu n of S r c lla u a a* R e ta r d e d la Plal lloak Na. I. r a g e 55. Lol 6 lllork 9 T r 8 Sanford . , 9.06 LoU 41 a n d 42 Bloch 0 C h a p ­ J. W. Fltagrrald Eat. pell'* S ub. P i v of ('[vldaS e m inole County R e rarda Lot I lllork 10 T r 9 Sanford 9.06 J C. tllgglna Eat. . l.nro Wm. Clark Lola 1 and 2 Block 10 T r 10 lllork 51 M. M '. .S m l t h 'a Sub ' Hanfurd ___ _ _ 15.83 L ot 65 Block K 'C h a p p e ll '* Sub J. P. Lalng . . [ M illio n ___ _ __ J. A. Atllaon —I ) i r of Goldaboro J . F. Lalng . _____ Lot 7 nioek 10 T r 10 Sanfo/d 4.75 Unknown N ' i Block 60 M. M. Sm ith '* Lot 8 Block II T r 3 , Sanford 6 90 All u n p la tte d p a rt Block K Utiknown Sub P i v . J, C. Ifiggina' E atate Chappell'* Sub P i v of Lota 9 and 10 lllork II Tr 6 ftlprka 82 a n d 63 51.' M . 'S m i t h ’a Gol.iabt.ro Unknown I 92 Hanford 17 97 Itralty Truat Co Sub P i v w F R Durham 9 08 All lllork II Tr 19 Sanford The Hab l>l.l.Ion of Houlh Hanford aa H e r a l d e d In Plat Hook N. Unknown M. M. himllh'a T hird S u h d lila la n a* R r e o r d r d In I’lal Hook No I. Page 86 l.ot I Block 12T r 6 Sanford 32.75 y Sem inole County R e r a r d a II P. O'Neal Se m inole Courtly llerorda Lota I and 2 lllork 13 Tr l E 40 It Lot 28 Block 11. South Sanford 8 M. M. S m i th ’* T h ir d Mra. P. Goer I a Sanford IL W. Bento n . . . . ... I Lot* 5 *nd 9 lllork 13 T r 2 Sub P i v L. A Ilurilge * Lot* 111 tn 18 Block C South > Sanford J. t ’ lllggfn* Eatate Sanford B enton A C lark 2 Lots I. 2. 3 an.l « III.M-k IJ l.ot i t Block U So u th San* S ' , ol S ' j ol N W I t ni S E ' , Tr 4 Sanlor.l Mary E. Illggin* and N 15 acre* of N E * , f'»rd ........ ...... .— A. M. T h r a a h e r ..^ _______ a j Lot 5 llloek 13 T r 4 Sanford C. M. lty an ------’ o f S W J j a n ti All S E } | Florida Land A C olnnltatlan C o . Ltd.. Addition U Hanlh Hanford, na R e corde d In Plat LoU 1 a n d 2 Uluck 13 T r of N W t[ 8 -of St. tierBook No. I, P a g e 71, Sem in ole Caunly Record* Sanford 17 97 T J William a 5 '»0 trude Ave 24 19 30 55 J It Black .lit i n«» rltla Land A C*o|o. Lot 1 lllork I t Tr 9 Sanford 2 60 i All S W ' i ol N E ' a lying N of Unknown Co.'a Add lo So u th 8an2 60 ,Kt. ( i r r t r u d e Ave 4 31 Lot ft lllork 14 T r 9 Sanford 29 19 30 8 Unknown F It Reed * l.ol 7 Mlork 15 T r 1 Sanford 4 75 i,,ot 2 forFltlurlda it’ ! , of SW la of 8W-la and Eilw. Nrlaun Land St C'ttlo. 90.85 All HI ..rk 1 N T r 11 Sanford Unknown E H •'! HE 14 of S i v «4 of Co'a Add to South San.19.2(1 6.34 All III ..rk 2 N T r 11 Sanford Unknown M M , S m ith 29 19 30 28 SW t* All III ork 3 N T r 11 Hanford 4.75 i. ot 3 ford Unknown W H of SE 'j .of SW ' | of SW i* Plo rid a Land A Colu. S 1-10 fl of E ' t of •nf 7 and and S.W '4 of HE** ol I V . Add to South San120 It td Li,! 7 (Ieaa S S W 't and K.U' >i ol ford 1.11) III ninrk X Sanford 9 65 J r n n i r E. t'ouvlllier SW '4 lying E of w line Fl. •rlda Land A t_ III IL Lot 6 Mlork X Sanford I I J7 i l»t lat'ftgv'a Unknuwn of Sanford (Irani (Ir-aa Add 141 S<tut h Han N of N <, of Lot 7 Block V . 825 ft N and S by 660 ford Sanford D It llriaaon , ll E It W in SE eor and Ol a l Florida Land At ' ( . d o . i S ' , of N ‘ , of Lot 7 lllork V. ieaa N T H rh.) 29 E lisa be th Ki-arl ( V # Add to So u th Sano Sanford Mary Wormatey ford E li t a h r t h Kiaeel t 'l in Sa n fo rd G r a n t . 30 l.ot 1 anti N 's l.iit 9 flltick 7, LAlia ID and 11 1Klnrl di1 La nd A All N E 1* In Sanford G rant l lean Sanford Unknow n beg 4 5 Ik* W nf N E eor ' f o i l , On* a Add 14i :Hutilh I.■ • I a 1 anil 2 Block 6 Tr A Sanrun W to interaeetlon of Hanf.inrd 15 2(1 ford II agar Itirhardaur. •rlda Land A r . d o , W tine rd Sanford G r a n t l.ot 1 lllork 6 T r A Sanford 21 9n I.nl 66C oFl. l i t t l e William* * Add to Hoii t h H a n SWIy along G ia nt line l6.10 Lot 7 lllork 6 T ier A S * n |u rd . It. A. Gardner ford 15.60 r h E 4 63 eh NHly U hknow n __ ___ 1.19 10 40 J. F. Lalng 19.90 Lit! t lllork 6 T r It Sanford T 17,55 eh tu beg) . ... 31 Eliaaheth Kiaeel K. J. While'* Huh Plelalon of P a ri wf Sec. 36, Ty. 19 R 1", aa K ecerded In Plal 13.18 Lot 8 Block 7 T r II Sanford W. II. Stewart Meg 40 eh S of N E eor 31 Book N*. 2. P age 48. S e m in o le County K erard* 26 30 Lot 6 lllork M T r C Sanford II I. I l u ll a r t run S 40 eh W 20 r h N > Lut 9 lllork 8 T r C Sanford 21.90 llnll I n t in Block I E. J. Unknown 15 eh W 10 rh S 2 L While'* Sub l) le p a r t — ;_________ ‘ — - .. .. . . Lot 6 lllork 9 T r II Sanford 16.83 Unknown W 10 eh S 12 H eh .. . of 36 19 30 U n k n own: ................M tS S Lola 8, 9 and 16 lllork 8 T r 11 r h N 25 deg E 44 rh E 7.20 Banlor'd 19 60 U nknow n Unknown F. II. Iland'o Add. lo Sa n fo rd no Recorded In Plal Beak N*. I. P a g e 111. S e m in a l* 124 In beg 26,30 l.ot I illork 9 Tr A, Sanford Unknown Caunly R r ro rd o Beg 3,16 eh E a n d I t t h S nl 4.75 l.ot i Block 9 Tr It Saryfortl If nk now n N W eor 31 Lot 6 lia nd'a Add lo Hanford U nknow n . . . -------- --- 17,67' 16.17 l.ot I Mlork 9 T r f Hanford J. C ow ed Run 8 3.16 eh, E 65 Iky ( l.aprpan A T a r k r r ’a Addition to Sanford aa H r r e r d r d In Plat llaok Ne. 1, Pag* 34 9.05 Lot 2 lllork 9 T r ’C Sanford Unknown S 2.64 r h E 8.27 r h N Sem in ole County I t rro rd * j.ol |ft Mlork 9 Tr C S anford t 75 M Paul 5 80 r h W 8.92 rh to 2 l 00 I ,,i " Mlork '* Tr i Sanford I I 21 t.wl Unknown Lake Jlatrnmh I lljtirk 2 I ' h i j i m a n At * t I ...I f. Illi'i k '• Tr D Sanf.ir.l I 75 Unknown 30 T u r k r r ’a A i * • 1 l u H*n 31 19 II. e 10 I t r h K ..( SW i'of I I 22 l.ot lo Mlork 9 Tr K Sanford It I. T h ra.h er J M alien. Inrd ltun E; 12 58 rh N 8 I >u. I anil '• Mlork 9 Tr .F San L if t * 2 a n i l 111i»r k 1 I h i | i i h W 12 58 rh S 8 (i'J 17 11 lord 7 9* l 'f i k n b n Unk now r. mari JL Turkft'f'ti A < 1 * 4 ifi ii chain* 9.05 l.ot III Block 9 T r G Sanford B in fo ril Unknown C a th e rin e l>. Tlu.tna* .11 19 30 ,1 N W Cor Lot* 9 and 16 Mlork 9 T r 11 latll 1 Illtirk 5 ('h l|> tn a n & »' 3.16 rh E .1/16 ch Sanford . Unknown T u r k r r ' * Adil lo K*n* 8.12 M, At IlalfomlL. i ch W 3.16 rh Middle 39 ft Lot I Block 10 C. | | . F r a i le r lira .. 32 19 30 " of N E 11 T r A Sa n fo rd (Tnknowrn Lut el lllork 5. ( i h i h m m A • » 1 : 12- rh S 20 ch to S ty l.ot 2 Block 1 0 / T r A S a n ­ T u f k r r* i Atlil lo Hin* ■* S.A L E l ly Wly along 5.06 ford * lien Bradley Mr*. G. S a u c er. — lord _ " -m aamc 7 •' j cn N 29 ilrg 1 1 22 l , n | Lot i lllork 10 Tr A Sanlor.l 1 lllo rk M C h a p m a n Si E. II. Ji.ne* \V 10.96 1-3 ch W HI ch 1.78 L o t ' 3 lllork 10 T r c Snnford Unknown Turkrr** A d d ’ San* 11.13 rh N Ely 23 rh 17.35 W 'y Lot 5 S I III lllork C. IF. F ra ile r lie* S I t deg E 8 rh S 61 in T r C Sanford Unknown Lot 4 lli>»rk H 1‘ h a p m i n A deg W to pt, 30 yh ft ol [ I 'it 5 Block IU T r C SaoT i i f k t i ' i Add to Han* K line ol Section anil 10 ’ ford 31.20 Unknown M ) Stoke* ■* font rii N of S line of N E ' . I o l. 6. ai.il 7 M W k III T r 1) | ; « 4 e.f K ' i «•! l.ot * a m i tu S 10 <h W io SW I 'or Sanford U II Frailer IDir* lllork 11 t'li a pm ah A N W ', See N to I 2 .m l i Bio. k ' i n Tr I! T u r k t'f ’a \ -Inl to Han s \\ I or id See i to •* 1*4 SanfoM 9.90 Unknown Cnk r. ow rr. lord beg | ,ola 1 an-! 2 liliok II I r V Lot 2 lllo rk U (h ap m an A 11, r S W Cur Sanford 2M.7J» II. L. p u l i c r t T o rk rf'E A d il lu H *1) Run E 1 r h N 15 r h E l.ot 1 Mlork 11 T r II Sanford 21. VH C. It. Atkint M. J. Stoke* f t iid 21 rh S II deg W 15 rh 21 UH 1*4*1 l.ot H lllork II T r M S anford , Unknown 7 l l l o r k 17 Chapm an A E to pt 15 rda W ol SE !5.lH Lot I lllork II T r C Sanlor.l Ja m r* Jarkaon Td rkrf'a A«|i| It* S a n Cor of S \ V >4 N S3 rd* 2 1.'*H J o h n Muaeon Lot 5 lllork I I T r C Sanford II. Frailer Heir* ford E 15 rda N 11 rda IV 20 3.9U N 40 II Lot 4 lllork l« ( ha pl.ot 6 Mlork 11 T r It Sanford E. T. Purlin rda N 16 rda W 70 rd* N 1, Lot 10 Block II T r l» Sanm a n 's A T u r k r r a Add 'N 80 rda W 70 rda fi .40 7*22 U nknow n ............. lord . , P nugtaa A Mueyly t o Kanfi>rd 9.47 Unknown r h E I ch' In beg. ...-------9 Block II T r P Sanford Unknuwn N r a v e a Addlllan I* .Sanford an R e t a r d e d In P la t l l o a k No. t, Page* 74 a n d 121 22.50 Lot T. 11. E v a n S E N id HE ‘* Ilea* W 160 ft) Lota 1. 2. 3 a n d 10 Block II Ha ml nil e C e anly l lr c e r d e 17.97 Tr K. Sanford a . . Villa Hllea a f Twin L ak e s aa R e t a r d e d In Plal B a sk Na. t . Page 65, S e m la a le Unknown. . . . I7.rt7 All llli.rk* A and It Ncavw* Irfit 4 Block 13 T r A Sanford H. P. T renn'a . Caunly R e ra rd a II. Wight . v __________ _ , Add to Sanford .... . . , 2. CO Lot 2 Block 12 T r C Sanford U n k n o w n ... Lola I lo 36 Villa Site* of T w in 4.75 L ot 6 Block P Neavea Add to Lol 3 lllork 12 T r E .S anford Unknown . . _ U nknow n Lake* P ra n k U. Hrown . . . _ _ S anford ----- 4.75 |j>t 6 Block 12 T r E S anford P . L Thraaher L oti 42 lo 52 Villa Site* ol Lot* 3 a nd 4 Block !C Neavea _ „ Lota I. 2 a nd 10 Block 12 T r P Unknown Twin Lake* Add to Sa n fo rd \ -------. P r a n k B. B r o w n . ......... 7.22 San!ord Unknow n . . . Lot* 66 to 68 Villa Site* of 4.75 l^,t I ll'nck 12 T r p Sanford E. A. S m i t h ..... H olden Itaal E atal* C e m a a n y 'a Addlllan In Hanfnrd aa R a ca rd ad la Plat lleak N* . a Unknown T w in Lake* . . . .... lutt* 2, 3 8, aand n d 9 Block IS 13 T r A Page 89. Sem inole C a a a ly K ecerda .Lol* 72. 73. 74 *qd 78 Villa 17.97 S a n ____ . U n k n o w n . . . . --------Sanford Unknown Lot 4 Holden Real E a t a t e Co'* • ' Site* of Twin t ^ k e a 4.75 I^ot 1 Block 13 T r 11 S a n f o r d .... J . Jackaon ................ A dd to Sanford .. ... J o h n L a w a o a ......... ............. . T .U Lot* 78 to 106 and 107 to 111 a nd A. C. M a rlin '* A ddllle w l* Hanfnrd aa Recorded la Plal Beak N*. I Lota 6 a n d 6 Holden lla a l Ea­ 113 lo 118 Villa Rite* of 14.30 U nknow n . r a g * I I , N a n l a a l* C e a n ly R a m ,d a t a t e Co'a Add t u Han> Twin L ake*--------------------feed _ ------- U n k n o w n , . . . ___ _ N 4 4 M It I- of L o t 1 Block 10 l.ot 7 Holden Real E i l a t * Co'a T r 9 M artina T h e T ow n a f H)l»*n Lake aa R e ta r d e d la Plat Beak Ne. 2. Pag* »•. H em laele Add tn Sanford ________ Holden R a il Eat. C o , . . . 7.52 Hanfnrd . .. _ -------S. O. Shlnholaer Caunly Rucecda B 6 H It ol Lot 3 a n d N 39 (t J . E. Pace'* N a b [llvlalaa a f IHack C a f M e llon.Ille , a* R a ca rd ad la Plal llaak Lata 166 and 167 Tb* T ow n of _ . Tr 9 Lot 4 Block 10 Na. I. Pa g* 91, Namlael* C a a a ly Re ca rda Sylvan L ake __________________________ t L T . P a . r . o n ............... 1.20 SanM a rtln'a Add to lleg N E Cor of Lot 43 R u n W M u . J. D. I l n b c t u (ord ‘ ' ...... .. —. 5 7 J j ft 8 135 ft E 87)4 T h* T sw h a f Pael* * • R r r a ( 4 * 4 la P la l B e eh N*. I , Pa g* 4, Sem inal# C a a a ly R acurda Lot ft Block 10 T r 9 M a r t ln 'a ** " Pace'* “ ‘ aub ub It N ■"* 136 (t R e alty .T ru at C o . ----------Add. t o Sa n fo rd ______ __ D i r of Block C Mellon1*°U ' ' J A 9' Umiiai A* T ° m* ___________ _ ' _ I L n . E l d r i d g . _________ 49.2S LoU 4, 5 . 9 a n d 10 llloek 10 J. K. V a u g h a n ____ ' vlile________ ____ ________ 12.41 T> 10 h ln r tin a Add. to Sanford. ------ .* Realty T ruat C o . . ______ New Upeala a* Recorded la P la t B e eh N*. I . Pa g* 87. flam lae l* C e a a ly R e ta r d * flag 100 It E of N W C o r ______ 18 F ra c tional E of lly . nio ek 10 R u n E 100 fl B l o N Will Prleraon -----T r I I , M a rtin a Add. to E H Lot 43, New Upaala line of Lot 4 W 100 ft Hanford. M. C. Sm ith ........... . . P. D o r n t r . U n k n o w n .............— Lota 3, 8, 9 a n d 10 Block II S H of BE 14 of N E K of N E K - ** All W K of V ) 4 SW ol Hi, T r 9 M a r t ln 'a Add. to N W H of N K K o» N E K and Jo h p a river (Ieaa S 1130 • Sanford -----.............. .. U nknow n. N H of N E K of N E K of f t and Ieaa E 130 ft of S N ^K NEK of L ot 1 Block 11 T r 10 M a n i a 1* 1170 f t and Ieaa bag 3 g l o.3S U nknow n . . . . . . . N W K of N E K ---Add t o Sa n fo rd Jo * C a m e r o n . . . . ______ fl 13 of S W C or„ 18 19 8 W K of N W K of N E K and Lot 6 B l o c k -11 T r 10 M a rtin '* R un N 1101 fl E 60A ft 8 H of S E H of N W ), Add. l o S a n f o r d ......... ( T n k n o w n . -------S 1104 ft W to b a g ) t 8 ,19 S m i th A T b raa b ar L ot 6 Block f l T r 10 M artfo'a Bag SIS It E oi SW C o r L o t 2 _ - I I 19 Add. t o S anford R e a lty T r u a t C o . . . . R a n N 1110 7 t E 31ft f l NEK 9.90- Lot* 7. 6 a n d 9 Block I I T r 10 Unknow n. s 1110 ft w a t e H ______ L 8 W K of N E K . . . . ..... ...... 83 8 D .L IH T , M n r tln ’a Add. t o S a n ­ n # g BE C o, of N W ' i , . Bag S B C oe, .... i ---- ----- I f 19 f o r d .............. U n k a e w a , . tiwimiSE Run N 30 eh Wly 12.36 r u n N tO r h W 8 c h I L o t 10 nioek 1 1 T r 10 M a rtin '* -------ch. 8 10.1* th W 4 eh 8 " 1 0 i l l R I r k _____ — 10 f. t. D o ra e r..._____ Add. t o B a n f o r d ______ _— I f i k l t t i Q < I e y— —-j 18.1ft ch E 16.28 ch to Beg 87B t t E of SW cor L o t ■ . . 19 19 L oU g and 3 Block I I T r 11 U n k n o w n . . . . — — -------R u n E S37 I t N 1140 M arlin'* Add. t o S a n - * Unknown ............. .......... ... f t W 137 I i f t 8 1340 f o r d --------- -------N K ol N E K of B W K --------- J . r . L a l n g , ________ r " 1*18 foot ........................................... U W. W allace________ W H of SKK of BEK «Bd 8 l-R R a b la a e a ’a N a r v a y 'a f a n Addlllan I* S a a f a c d aa R e c e r d a d In Plat Meek N*. f. Pa ge * Deg e t I n U of E llna Mellonaf W H of N E K of 91 a a d 91, (U m la e l* C a a a l y R e r a r d a 4 60 J. R. Black villa ava with ao u lh llna Lot 4 Ilea* W 364.4 ft) Rabin of .......... 30 N H oV 'fiV M of N W t , of aon'a Surve y ol an Add. Hun N along a va 161 il H*t H 01 HEK a n d N H of of lo Sanford .. ... . Unknown ______ 11.81 yda K 163 yda fl 162 N E K of H E K W H of E 44 It of W 18 ft Lot 8 Robinyd* W 162 yda ______ J . P. and N ) 4 of o( B E K of Unknow n aon'a Surve y of an Add. N W K of 8 W K Bag S i: Cor Lot I H olden Heal to Sa nford. _________ T . R. E e t n a ___ n t n Green W H of 8 W K of 8 W K E alat# C o 'i A d d itio n to Lot 9 Roblnaon'a S u rv a y of an Sanford I n . ______ ____ ___ M. M. Hmllh’n Hecand Hob DDIalen n* Radhedau In Pint Beak t i t . I . Png# 100 Add. t o S a n f o r d . .. U nknow n.. r u n N E l y parallal with Sem in al* C o a aly R e ta r d * L ot IT Gaea B 120 fl) RobinSa n fo rd OL llna t o W aon’a S u r v e y of an Add. L o t 42 M. M. S m ith ’s %*eond _ tin* of lj ot S of E . A. 7.80 t o 8 a n f o rd .n __. ________ 6.36 Sub P iviafnn„j...................... ................................J I _W. Whit# E i l a l a -------U n k now n.. I’r t r ' i S u b l ll v S to Beg 93.18 f t 8 of N W C or G r a n t llna KW Ijr. with Block 22. ru n .H 40 f t Beg 18 ch N a n d 26.10 ch E of G L llna t o C e l t n r ave E 110 fl- N 40 I k W lo BW C o r ___________ _____ ** 1* M beg Roblnaon'a S u r v a y of a s ' R u n S 10 ch E .49ft fl 6.&X U nknow n.. .. — — — - — Add. t o S a n f o r d . . . . . ____ U u b b a r d R e a d -----N 10 rh_W 4 9 » f t : __ Block I t R oblnaon’a S u r v e y ef C o r *4 E l a a Add. t o S a n f o r d . . A, B. Brock . __________ W m . C la r k '* B n b d ltla lo n o f Block I I , T ie r 14 a n d Block I I , Tice I I , a a R e c e r d a d U n k n o w n . . . . . . — ---------. „ * l a P U t B e a k Na. I , P a g a 1*4, flam lael* C ounty Record* L ot I JB Iaek _11 T r . 14 W m. 4 N E K •» N W K lying _ . . MM of fl. C. DdBoa#__. . . ------N a n d E ol 8 A I l i p ------ 20 >• *° H e n ry U o o r a ... Sa n fo rd Height* a* B oc erde d la Pint Booh Mo. 1. Page • I , flam laal* C# u a Iy K a r a t da Mra. U a u d a A. K i l l . . . 1 H a r r y D. Lawl* L o t IT P n a f i r d B rig h t* ------------- 1 I. 1 9. Amount of T a i n and CoaU D E S C R IIT IO N OF LAND - V ' j | 1 3JSPi 1 1 t « .I 1 t|| 1 - •iO i m _ '7 M | . ’ - :tp i m * !•: It; j. . �*# 9 , - r i • * sSiW!5is= I I ■ 1*’ i- U i-'T -r rv ^ ,rf PACK TEN T H * HANFORD HERALD D E SC R IP TIO N O P LAND OWNER Amount o( T u n and fo ati D E SC R IP T IO N O P LAND m ay OWNER Amount of T alee and Coatn DE SCRIP TIO N OP LAND 2, D u OW NER o Cl ch S I t deg W to h>i R u n W 85 yda N 182 ne e run K S20 ft 8 200 111 I Una N J . o : *r m > . 2 57 ft W 5*0 ft N 2 0 4 If. . 32 20 10 y d s W 62 2-3 yda N 2 7-10 Unknow n U nknow n Beg 8 E Co# of Je au|9 a n d W 61.33 yda K 147.64 yda S N J.07 acrea of b a r «t I n t i of t o b e * ___ __. _;..... ................ L a k e n e e run S 198 ft J. Q. Adama Eatate E line of S a n f o r d G u E 855 66 ft N 198 It “ yda W of S E C or of with W' lino of 31 I t 31 _ W 855 I 64 ft 1.17 28 20 12 ' N # H ofI N K ' ' U nknow n S R u a N I I . 6 S r h K 6 08 . 32 20 30 Run Fft 18 8 .12 Beg i ' j h s of N W j C a r of r b 8 IS d » f W to beg ... 1 ! 7-I0 D. L. T h r a i h e r SO 31 N l( of Lot A, a »ub div of 31 I t 3 1 eh W 10 cb 1 1 .0 0 yda 7 ______ . 5 W. J. [ l n e t d ___ .. a i recorded la P l a t Hook w u of N w t a ___ ._ . 29 20 32 80 W m. Collier __ N o. I , Page 8, Sem inole E. E. Rrewn'a Hub Dtaletea t f Reek1 iTa■*aaeck an H e rerd e d In Pin! Reek Ne. I 44 «0 9 E ,l( of N W ! i and E ‘3 of Co. Record* _____ ■ Geo, A. T ow naend ,. _ P a g e 81, Hemlaaie Cenaly I t ere rd a 120 S W ' i ...... .. 20 32 B a i t e r Rreeea 29 M idw ay ia .Sec. IX. Tp. I t S. U. I I E. a t W e e d e d la r i a l Reek No. I. P a ( e I t iijL i Block B. Bro wn'# S u b 80 N M of N E W ____________ 30 ' 20 32 U n k n o w n . _____: S e m la e lc C e a a ty R etard* D ie of Beck 11amNfe i f of N W t f ___________ 40 31 20 12 B a t t e r Heevet „ 22.60 w, . . ........... ...........W. S. I a m b Lola I I , t l a n d ! l M i d w a y ____ IS Unknown D. R. Mltchell’a S e r c e y e f Leey G r a n t aa R e c e c d e d In P la t R e ek Ne. I, . Lot * Block L Brow n'a S u b U nknow n _ __ — U t I I M i d w a y . — ------ f ______ 32 i t I I S e m ln e le C e n a l y B e c e r d e 1 * D ie of Beck II amt a t 67 M i d w a y . . . . _ . ... J2 I t I I H. M e a rh a m . . -t.------- ■ M fk .-a — ------ '* • E. M. H o w a r d ____ 33.60 t a t 10 Block B Mitcheli'a S u r ­ t a l * l M i d w a y -------I f . I t SI Unknown . . . . _________ _ r e y of L ee y G r a n t ___ __ E . V. Mallory at al , L ot TS M i d w a y ------------------- — — 31 I t 31 Jnliua T horaa a ... -Sanfard Celery D e lla ne R e c o r d e d la Plat Reek N e. I , P age 7S S e m ln e l e Co. R e r e r d a Lot IS Block ft M it chair# 1.01 71 M i d w a y - ..... 32 19 31 II. M e a rh a m _______ L o u 1 7 . 1 8 . E and P S a n f o r d S u r r e y of L ee y G r a n t ___ E . 'Y . Mallory a t al Lot >4 M i d w a y . .3 2 I t 31 H. M e a cha m .............. — 1 _ '', C elery D e l t a . . , . K r i t r n t t r i n Broa.. . 26.60 Lot 26 Block B MRebel] a S u r ­ Lot 81 M i d w a y — . 32 I t 31 U nknow n - ____ _— — E l i L o t 30 SinfortJ Cirlerjr r e y of L ee y G r a n t _____ Uilea. O eera lrec t A t i r r e L o t 8$ M idw ay. 32 I t 31 H. M e a rha m .. D e lta ...-------... _ Miat Mahal Anderion SOS All U n lo tte d p a rt Block D Lot t o M i d w a y ___ ______ ________ 32 19 31 U nknow n • . — _ E l y t a t 67 a n d AM L ot 68 M itchel"a Surety of Lot 139 M i d w a y ' ... 32 19 31 H. M rach a m . ____ S a n f o r d Celery D e l t a . _ H. A. Holey ... .. 35.20 L e e y G r a n t ___________ Unknow n L o t 182 M id w a y _Z_ 32 i t 31 U nknow n. Lot 8 (lea# beg 12 ch N of SW 1.01 126 M idw a y 33 19 31 Unknow n E M of N E 4 of N W Jt, of C or r u n N S3 deg SO Lot 161 M id w a y a 32 19 31 Unknow n N E !« ______ 4 20 31 18.00 I. D. H a r t ____ ___ __ min E S.3 r b N 6 deg Lota 170-and 180 M idw ay 32 19 31 Unknow n __ S 4 »f ° l HE S E >. 1, o| of S S-W 4 of N KE 1, ' .__ 4 20 31 22.00 V ‘1 L 0 . H u n t e r ______ — 30 rain W 9 eh S 70 deg Lot 166 M i d w a y . . __ ________ 33 19 s t U nknow n . . . . . . . . . ____ S M of NWTU of SW’ I, of 3 W ' £ . 4 20 31 2.60 E. C. S t e r n e * ___________ W 3.67 ch S 30 min E L ot I t l M i d w a y ___ 32 19 31 U nknow n . . N/iafSWU .f NR?,.. * J 6.19 Jo e C a m e r o n — : ... 20 31 10.3 chi Block C M itchLota 211 t o 220 M i d w a y ______: 12 |9 I I U n k n o w n ....... . ........ ,— S M of N E ' , of N E M of ell'a- ■S u r e t y -of L e e y t a t 26ft M id w a y 32 19 31 U nknow n N E 'l a a 20 31 26.60 E. M. H o w ard G r a n t ,., — _ ___ Lota 287. 238, 289 a n d 290 Gilea, O eeratrect A 1j . , ^ S E ' f of N w ' i of N C R V 4 20 31 13 50 M ary J. H a t ty 7.4S N 23 acrea of N E tj of N W K • M i d w a y -------- . . .. . ________ 32 I t 31 U nknow n.. . . _ . , S 20 31 39.20 Beg 12 eh N of SW Cor Lot 8 . Mra. J . J . Alnaley Block C run N 83 deg J. O. P a c k a r d 's Pirat A ddlllen to Midway aa R e r a t d t d la Plal Reek Ne. 2. P age 104 W'M of N E I* of N W i , of SO min E 5,03 ch N 0 S e m la e te U e aa ly R e ta r d # N W f l d e n a S 2 acrea) s 20 31 2.90 J i n n Aahley . - . , deg 30 min W 9 ch S S 2 t e r r a of W i , of N E * , of Lota 26 t o 30 a n d 36 to 40 TOjle* W S.67 ch 3 6 d r * N W U of N W i j 5 20 31 2.08 U nknow n J. <1. P a c k a r d * Firat mfn E 10.3 ch t o he* 5.62 20 31 K. C. T y n d a l l ......... Add to M idw ay U nknow n 2.3S S W ' i of N t:< , M i t c h e l l', Survey of L ee y N W I , of N » l | tleaa 70 yda L ou 61. 62. a n d SI to St J. ir. m * -' G r a nt N. B. Gilea f t A S by 140 y d . If * P a r k a r d ’a Pirat Add to W In S E C o r . ' «- 20 31 38 • J o h n Keith _____ .... 14.00 LoU 9 a n d 10 tleat 1 8 ' , acie« '* M id w a y ... Unknow n ----In N E t o r of t a t 9! — r Lota | U » d ( « . O. P a c k a r d '* Erie# P l a f w f F t, R r e d a t Recorded la Plal Reek Ne. 1, P a g e 124, Sem ln ele" Block C MllchclPa S u r ­ Pare* Add t o Siidarav ‘ Unknown C e e a iy U rc erd e e r / of t a v y G r a n t . .. Gilea, Overatreet St l i l t , L o ti 132, 131 and 137 (<> l t d Brg 6 ch N of Cor. of I at. a n d . t a t 12 .(Hock C Mitcheli'a .SurJ. 4,1. -Packard’# P i n t W yllv S U Run W 105 vey of L e e y G / a o t ----------• N e U. Gilea r Add tto o Midway U nknow n *» : f t S -5 2 ft E . 1 0 S ft N S 2 ' L o t. IS. IS a n d 17, Block C ' Lota I t l Ip 145 J. (>. P a c k . feet Priea p l a t of Pi. Mitcheli'aSurvey of a rd'a P i n t Add to MidReed t a e y Grant R. T-c Dellfgnl N, B. Gilee Lot G Prie# Pin! of F t. Reed laa ac Neat t a t a 21 a n d 22 Block C Mlicit, Lota 189* 190. and 191 J. !» ell'a S u r e e y of Levy N a b d l t i t i e n ef P e r l e f M e a e a L y m a n '. P a late aa Recorded ia Pfal Reek Ne. I. P a c k a r d '! Plral Add to G rant O veratreet T u rp . Co Midway P a g e 68. Sem lnele C e anly R e r e r d a d.ot 9’ Block D Mitcheli’a S u r ­ Lota 201 ami 202 J. <1. Park t a t I Moaee I .y m a n 'a E a t a t e • P raaier Heir# eey of t a v y G r a n t _ U nknow n arda. Pirat Add to Mid! Lot JO Block I) Mitchell a Sur. w a y ... SE *’, of N E ' , of N W 't , to 7 20 3! Mra. E. M. W illiam . , ' k e y of t a v y Grant Unknow n Lota 225 226 a n d 230 J. it N E ' , of N'W of N*w 7 20 3! P. E. C hurc h . 10 1 • * i Lot 11 nio ck l» Mllrhell'a S u r ­ P a r k a rd 'a Pirat Add. to N E ' , of N'E>, and S E 1, of vey of Levy G rant Gilea. O e e t i t r e r t A I*-- a M idway Unknown N K *1 «!«■ iv Lj O y d i * a* ; o L o t. 12 a n d 11 BlocloJJ M itc h ­ of S E ' , of N E ’ , ) 8 20 31 C a n a a n , aa i tr r n r d e d in Plal II* • k N e' | . P i f e 101. .Seminelr Count? Itrreada Perry' Glirkatone ft' e ll'. Surve y of tar> eh E >vf NW cor 8 . 2» 3! Lot 12 Block 1 C a r m a n — . 6.92 Beg• 2.94 - - *-* S; B . W a l d r r ^ ; „ Grant • 9 9 - i n S 15,13 ch E 17.1 * U nknow n . ___ t a t a 9 and, 10 Block A ( nhaar. b 92 • Emma M untc^nery LoU I I . IS a n d I f f Block D ch N 15.11 eh W 17.18 -a—w,------- — Mitchell'# Survyy of cbalna * - 21 P. W. Hilliard Heir* 10.00 Mfc^ " E>y ef *N E '* - ol NW of t a e y G rant N W ', o f S E ', N . M.’ J h i l ' 8 20 31 40 W. 1- Palm er 26.30 SK l a 12 I 9 31 5 A m P i i H artley IS .82 s u ' t , r*t r t . W, C, D a r i a 3I 26.10 Lot# S t . 22 a n d 21 Block 1) ** lie* N E C o r of N W ' , Mitchell'# Survey of 32 19 3 1 W ’y of N w *, 9 20 .11 V w t ty GhrkatoDP ... 65 OS - R u n W 10 ch S ft ch E L ot 3 * . t a v y G r a n t ........................ Jrtaie Wheeler St llnr13 -20 31 b l y r tt l le II. Terry i-7 I 'n k n o f t n 6.05 10 cb- N 6 cb 1 . f r a t ea 8 65,65 Lot 30 Block D Silt-hell'a S u r ­ ( a m r r o n as K r r o r d r d In P U t Hook No. I. Pag# 90. S e m inole County Rerordo E 'l j of S W i j — ' 80 30.60 vey nf t a w G rant 42 19 I t . ktra J J . Alnaley J a m r a M. C ite # . , , * N W i , of S W ' i 32 19 31 Mf* l . d Ainaley 5.62 Lota I. 3 a n d I. ftlock 1( ( i m 10 , Lota 3 1 a n d 32 Block l> Mitehefon * » I'nkn'Tton * Ilf* 25 It N a nd 1,5 ii K 5| eil'a S urvey _ of . L e v / 2.0 .nta 9 ami 10. Ill.wk I l i m SW C nr W NW j G raat. . U akniw n • * t rAknuun N E 't 32 I t 11 l . « ! t a u 3.1, 31. 35. 36 a n d 17 bt i T-lll ick | C a m e f o n |, M . MiUrr Run N 7190 It IT 1015' . 1..72J Bloek D Mitcheli'a -Shreol 1 1 II|<>rk 2 t 'a m r r . m • I nlrnovn ft S 390 ft W 1 0 1 2 ', 2 (o' vey of t a v y Grant JamfMi !.. Gilei »nt 1 I |t]i84rk 2 f i f n r f o n | r,kti<ii(t f re 1 9! Lot 3* , lea# F a c r . , » l - c k !• 94 N W i, rtf SP.1. ,d t I 6 1)1 k 2 ft imp?'in 1‘n k n n o n ,9J M itchell-* Survey of I -*>1s f. I and ft Hinrk ft ft' 4 in » NP '1 - 3 1 1 9 1 1 I Levy G r a n t • > Read i l a f f t f p Sand»Mi •‘ft**1* rnknnw n 2.05 t a t a 39. 10. K . 42. 13, 4 4. 1 7. S o u i h r r n f lerlda 4 Itrua f a m # a n t 'a Plal »f Nee 24. T*. 19 II 57. aa K r r e e d r d L^t S Hinrk 3 C*amrmn L 'n k n o a n 1.32 16 a n d IT B'n-k ll Vf.t Plal H a o i Ne 2. Page 4!. Sem ln ele taawnty Rerorda rh e il 'i Survey of l.* v / Palfn fl a t n m u r k ftilutm rnt i « R e f o td r d ia Plat lt*ok N» ft. P a g n 10! and 103 I. ia 1 t*7 n ]it6mi L«i |* f-, ft anti G ra n t J j i i i f f f Gil> i S e m in o le C otim* Records 12 R«« KU f'(tru* r . j ’* 1 -■ t I* JfU.rk I> M i l - hell a Sur I'!.! .if 2 f, I-14 2 2 V a ) m If • m m o r L ft 11#>t t 1* 12 1 QL ft * *-. . * vey of L evy G rant. U nknow n ....... I art* 1* I" 2* S' il H i t ,T San?. 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P a g e 12, H em laele Qaanly f r r e r d a i |i> beg >7 ft JI, ft T S. liyf* chell'a S u r v e y of t a v y AH Blecka A and 6 G e n e v a * J o h n L ara o rea u i •16 12 K W > , *d N E l f ' \ . H i 20 So , 40 L n k r a wr. G ra n t 3.37 l.—ta '1 a n d I lit 11 Block 7 N . H. Gilee_____ f N W f , .1 S I'.'i t a d N E ' , ft Lot 176 flloek t> Mitchell'? Geneva Jo h n l .a m o r r a t i i 4,75 ft N W ' , ,1 \ I, aflO 2*' SO t* tfi p i 'r . L a nd I Survey of L e v y G rant All Bbvck 10. G en. v i -W. A, W hitcomb N . It. Gilea _ _ tfi Block l> M it r h tl ! ', l.o'ta I to 10 Block I t G e n ev a W. A. W hitcom b M l * - I Survey of L evy Gran! L o t. 16 to 2H Block 11. t i e , N. tl. Gilea 20 30 100 W j ^ Mutivon nev a J W. A, W hlteorab , 1T T u . e a . i l l a a . I t e r . t d r d la P la l lluak II. Page 66. O r a w g r 'C e a a t , H e c . f d . 2o 70 Ail ll/nek I *. tictveaa f John l^ m u reau i 16 12 Lota 1, 2. 3, 4. 17. |8 . 19. 20. 75 hllromlv a S e c ond I d d t ll e n Iw f.etveva a# l le c e r d e d Iw Plal lleek Ne. J. P a g e 30 33. 3 4. 35. 36. 4 5. 4J», AO. 1ft Mat then Wiljiam* S e m ln e le Uewnly I t r r e r d a At and 52 Tuacaw iila Unknown 2« -O 30 Anrur H TEtrnpiiin t a u . S lo 9 a n d I I t o 16 a nd l o k » o « n ....^ ,Lola 19 a n d 20 Block 6 75 hitl’* | H 2 lo 3. S r minute Co, 21 t o 32 a n d 37 to 44 , r o m h ' t ' S e c ond Add t.» and 46. 47, 48 a n d A3 to Geneva C, K. Palleraon 13 05 64 T u tr a w l l la ' • Unknown ... S a n - h i n e Height* aa H ero, J e d In plal llaak Na. 1. P a g e I I . Sem inole l a. H e r . i d , ’ Lola I. T. S. I f . 14. I I a n d 20 Suna hm e H e i g h t, J. II. Bryce 7 . . . _ 3.36 I him# R. Twang l . r a a l aa R r r a r d r d la Plal B a ak N a. I. P a g e IS. S r t a l a e l r C u a a i? R e rerda N W * , of NF. Unknow n 20 32 5.26 Lot* 2. I t a n d 17 Phillip J{ N E ' l of N E 20 32 Unknown V«ung G r a n t 5 2 1 3.2 A J a n e Young# E*tate of SW Cor yl 99 ch N o 20 32 Unit now n Lot t Phillip It. Y o u n g G r a n t 32 20 2.49 Brg 1,99 J a n e Y ounga E a t a t e . .. Run N 4.99 ch ’ K 12 ch S 1.99 ch W 11 ch 8 * ; Lot C Bl.vrk 3 S u b I t i T o T J a m r a A. D a e r n p o r t S E ' , ' of ,S 'E ', t ir e , beg SK cor Miro»t P r o p e r t y aa re­ Unknow run N 14 ch W 3 ch S corded in P l a t Book 2 II r h K S r h IS . 20 P a f e 61 S. C, R SI J. A. D a v r n p o r t M-\J W P. A. P a r a o n » - „ ta l " ^ 1334 U l . 133. 13* | . .A L U S W l , of N W * . lie** beg SW 1 . » S *j of SW *4 ol N E ' , of S W 1, 3 21 e 21 29 5 K. M. R o b e r t a . , m l 137 K u rfk a II.mv eor r u n E 10 ch N 11.13 * * | K >, ol N W * . * •4 e2 f1 29 60 E m p i r e t a n d C o ... r h y>‘ 10 ch 8 13.13 | E ' j of N W * , of S W ' i and 6*0 c h a in .) • * 19 20 26,66 J. H. Bryce \\ h tiV o i: 4 51 S K of N*K *a of. SW *. 9 08 ------ .* -----andd S EE>' , of S W * . ol \ 5 ‘3 ol of S E * , t 1 « . N E 'a ' i of • 1 " ; 1 . 20 N W , of S W l , N ' , 1 a n d S E ' , of 7 21 7 f ’ Umpire I #^td Co. ■' -U ' U n k n o w n ......... E ' , n A w f . V N ^ ' . ilea, ji m ig tvf V ; i |9 . ; n n .........1 Id • Unknoan ‘ 11.20 arrea in N K cori 2i W *, ot N W . IS 20 i i 9 2 ! 29 40 U nknow n E m pire L and 4"„. A * 4» 26 13.21 .U n k n o w n .. .. . I t All 1 -1c** N ol SW *, of S W , 19 29 12 20 . C. K. P a lte fao n 36,88 N ' , ol N E * . of S E * , a n d W G 20 20 32 N E *, of NK *. 13 40 Unknown. ._ of N W 1, of in S nE a ** , and U nknow n 3.26 r Ileg 231.7 I t E of S 15 C.vr <J S W ' , o| S K * , and N ‘ , N W t , „i n w *, ; 1f ” j f i r i r a 2 44 t 21 • 20 3 2 . »! N K ' , of S E ' , ,.f deg W R u n , S 417 1 ft K 20* 7 [S4* i* i< s ” S E ' , and Al! S ' . ,.f 1,01 It 9 3 drg 3d Ii N »! 7 i ll 75 20* 7 SK , SK *. 15 of 75 r m * ? ! ft p f ret 1 nkn i ■ n k it* River a n d E ' , ..f 19 74 ! \ N 173S 16 ll 2 l 20 1 » Unknow n S 75 , traa 2 ’* at re* in K P I 'r itg e ta i i -o IV ' , of S VV . 21 20 32 S ■, of S E , 1-f S W ', M ft Bather N K ror ol S ' , and 7 L e a g[wed u e d i a R r r » r j r f t |» Plal Beak S a- I. P a g e , |6 l» 71. Sem lne le I . u n i , Pf*t ll * irrn in N 15 eor of u t , f See. 21. T f I«. H. 12. a , R c c e r d r J In a* t , m m #f aaRa ,t ' i, rplat I-eta ICO I n 1 1a tangwito-d E 15 Ifenck e 12 N * - i a n d S W *, of Plal Bowk N a * I2.. P a g e 66, Na. 1 S c m i a e l r ( a a a l f Recarda SW *, 9 21 29 2081 L->U 30 to 98 Sou. Pla. C itru a t ' n kkrn o w n . ____ S K ' , of NW 1 - i a s d ' e Adeiliaa la t ae g w e ed aa Reeerdlhdla r u t Heeb Ne. I. Page 16. 9 21 29 40 C o '» P l a t of ________1 U nkknown. r 31 ‘ 20' 32 ___ __ U n k n o w n . .. — 12.75 S ' , of N K ' , 11 I i\ S*ralae4e t aaslTV/ecwrlla 9 XI 29 U nknown _ M p * a y 's Plal of Her. 21. Tp. 26. R. 12. aa • I # S t . 24. ISS, 26 l a n d 21 } < \ \\\ " ft ia. I,. P a g e 67 S e m inole f e a a t y Hrcard* 10 21 29 Rand'# i Add t o | Long-; j | . A A 45 Unknown . , _ ..., 11 21 29 40 11. IL-Grigga L. II. J o h n t u n 6.66 *23 20 32 C o ', p l a t U nknow n 1.18 Beal aa la L a a g a d d aa I t r r a r d e d L flal Beak N a. I. Page 22 B r g 3.97 ch W a n d 6.21 cb N * » t a U 116. 427. 129, ISO a n d 131 •Sr M wale I warn? ltd la ■ of S E C a r of N W '» of A ltam onte L. H. A N. * „ ,,v . I* ' N « ! N W I i -----22 20 32 Co.. * \ t P. U. T r u ll t R un N 11.76 ch E l.SS U nk n o w n . . .. * t a U 111, 139 a n d 161 Alta :-mA c h 8 11.76 ch W I.SS ------- b --------------m onte t. It A S’ C o ' . chain* . - •_ John. L a m e r a u i U n k n o w n . . . . ; __________*-‘® t a l a 113 ahd 172 A ltam o n te i ■’ € ch E A W by 7 c h N A S . i n L II A N Co Unknown . . ____* LuU 32J, K l , 330 a nd 331 U nkn o w n . . . J , of N W ' , 33 20 12 »•% S ?r' 4 \> ° \ \ w . C. WilH.pu'.o, ft l i; , , A ltam onte I. 11 A N Co L W SF. ftk.r *4 *1 V, ' l l 25 t o W. L. Sieg. r , „ . 32 E I L S n a r c i y ____ t » NW I*: of NW t, 5.21 ' t a t * 221. 2M , 266. 2 g l . 311 Sl Ibfld E U-ake ", \ -1 u e g s a n o r or n a. •* 01 .v 11 20 12 a. i • ‘ mi 3** A l t a m o n t e 1, U :__dr. ' i ’ • * »e ■■i 1 y . I i t l iil I . ! • \ r 1 I *\ 1 i - i .6*viri . ’ i 'p !•'•*-- • -,-3 �" i : .fr. - . - -• . * V'- ! r Jl . T k i j W> H U ■30. O W N tfl Costs ’ 1 • -» S ■d r N *w z - “_r. ______ _ Iot< 214. 229, H O . 243, 2 4 4 , L* 259, 2 « i 2 7 / . 27*. *»*, 2*9. 902. 904 a n d 80S A ltam onte L U 4 N C o • U nknow n Lon 318, 319. 320, 921. 922, .125, 329 a n d 309, A l t a ­ monte L H 4 N Co ......... .. Unknown. ________ 4 3 R, 439, 455, 459 Lot* 437. and 457, A l t a m o n t e L If A N Co ------------ .... l| C Tyler .143. 347. 369, 374, 403. 403 end 407 A l t a m o n t e I, II A M C o . , ...................... E d it h 11. Tyler Loli 469, 469, 470 a n d 474 A ltam onte L II 4 N C o .. J. 8 . Kara Lot* M l a n d 543 A l t a m o n t e L II * N C o .............. Unknow n Lot* 552 a n d 563 A l t a m o n t e M I 4 N C o ......... .... W. P. Gilford l.t.l« 306 a n d 507 A l t a m o n t e l, II It N Co . ----------U nknow n l.uto 561 and 699 A l t a m o n t e L II * N C o _____________ U n k n o w n ................ . . ___ Frefl'a Addition la Alla " , f " c R.: ; % ds d.e l.’ dp.,“ * * * ' *• »*• Lot 67 Frost'* Add to A lta • m onte ___ _____ J s m r s ..... . F rost's Herond A ddlllen la Alla • a le aa R e t a r d e d In PItar'llook No. I, P age IS V 8a laa le C a n a l , Hrrord* Loti 22 and 23 F roat'a S e c o n d Add to A l t a m o n t e -------Annie M q , n,7,.i I thene* htirth folJoarin* publie r e a d -thrmu*h Paola a p p r o x im a te ly on* a n d one-half 4I ) J > mile* t o eonneeh vrlth brick ro a d a t t h e v n t v s i i i j :<vi c a n , - r u n ao u tn a p p r o i l n on# half mile poet of Bectlon t h i r t y (30>. twvoty-one h u n d r e d *laty (81(0) feat t o T own nineteen ( I t ) S outh, H a m # t h i r t y L e,-l.ure B r a n c h of A tlantic C oaat LJn* Railroad. (30) E a i L . 4.94 ^ r w r f p t l o n of r i i i i r to h a . p a v a d with And be it F u r t h e r Reeolved. T h a t th e • ■ad a i p h a l t c r other h a r d surface m aterial ___ 22 31 21 31 J. O. E r i e . ______. .. R.93 board of c o u n ty commUioner* ol Meminofe 4n Seminole c o u n ty , Florida. Thee# roada NH of c o u n ty . Florida, doee And a n d h ereby d e t e r ­ 3.40 N E b; r ‘ * .:> * » . mine t h a t for t h e purpoae of t r a d i n g and to be p a v ed n o t f e u th a n 9 f r e t in w idth. 23 21 31 ,5 U n know n. _ BKU o l H W tVf sarn p a c in g *ald roada, county bond* o f t i l d 1. French A v e n u e a n d C e m e tery Hoad. J( . 26 21 81120 J. C. 1’a lt e r . n n 1 8 1 4 o l S W . l t of fN S If of J4 W K '* *7 2 ! 31 c o u n ty In th e *um of *300.000.00 it r<5 Beginning a t the I n t e r a c t i o n of F rench Unknown 28.23 N 3 a ere i o( N W *4 ol S E J l iiuired. t h a t th e r a te of l e tr r e e t to be paid avenue a n d N i n t h a tr r e t in the r i t y o f San3 28 21 S | Unknow n on l a i d honda th a il he S J l ' p r r cent, a n d th e furd run e o u lh on French Avenue a p p r o x ­ 40 x .._ 30 21 31 ' U verslreet T urn. C o . tim e when the principal and inlereat of »uch imately one a n d one q u a r te r ( I W ) mile* to NE bond* *hall b e d u e *hall be t h i r t y year* the eoulh ball mile poet of Section thirty-*!* •s E a lte r t h e l i t d a y of J u ly A. D. 1919. with 1361, Town ninete en (19) S o u th , Range 5 JO a n d NE** ol N W ‘i . ___ 31 280 thirty (30) E a e t. thence weet eft ( 6) tenth* 21 31 O rla ndo Dev. C o . 32.19 i n t e r r i t p a y a b le i r m i annually. 8W}4 ol N W J f of S W J f ....... ___ 32 He It F u r t h e r Heaulved, T h a t an election mile* .to w here p riv a te road run* *outh10 21 4l O rla ndo Dry. C o ________ 1.35 we*terly Into c em ete ry . . S W i , ol R W h . 40 32 21 31 U nknow n . . . . ________ 4.90 be a n d t h e eam e la hereby called a n d o r d e re d 2. Gofdibufo* a n d Paola Road. S E t i o l 8 W U ___ to be held a t th e a ere ral place*, where th e W40 ....... 32 21 31 U nknow n . . . . . . 4.90 n w i ; oi s w w ...... ~ ___ 33 21 31 Beginning a t t h e Intersection of Goldsboro E lisa be th N. C urry 4.90 J»»t fe n e ra l election v u held In *aid c o u n ty , . N E *f «l N W ) f and N W ) t l of for th e purpoae of voting upon a n d d e t e r ­ etrret and F r e n c h a v en u e In Ihe efty nf S a n ­ 1.64 (0 ------36 ml • 31 J . C. Pa tte rson . _____ _ 9.60 mining by t h e legal voter* of laid c o u n t y ford run weat oh Goldsboro i t r e e t a p p r o x ­ E J i ol N E l f , n(| SW if of w hether or not auch bond* *hlll b e ivaued, imately r i g h t ( 8 ) tenthx mitre, thane* aouth-' 1.54 N E If and N W ji raid election t o be held on the 13th d a y of w ritrrly on r o a d p a st Fitta* d a iry a p p r o x ­ of S E If -(lea* SW I* May A. p . 1919, in accordance with la w In imately nine |9 ) te n t h s mile*, t h e n r * follow­ of N E *f of N E > f ) . — . . . ___ 4 ing (he mxln ro a d weat a n d southw esterly 150 21 32 S. O l * s o n . .„ __ 17.30 general election*. Florida G r a t e a Com M B , ‘a Flrat Addlllen le Illark l l a m m o r k aa I l r r o r d e d In For the purpoae of holding auch election* approximately^ t h r e e q u a r te r s (*4) of a mile *nd r a n r a w i n g a n d m aking r e lb r n of th e t« the anuth line of Section thlrty-Tour (341 .1.51 Plal Hook N e. 2, P a , r 74. Srinlqol* C e e n t , lleeerd* votee c aat th e following elector! a r e h e reb y Town nineteen (19) S o u th . R ange t h i r t y (30) Lola 5, 6 a n d 7 Florida Grovea E*t(, ihenra w est following public ro a d a p ­ ■p p o i n te d lnapectora in the aeveral p r e c in r ta C o a PI rat Add to Illark rvapectlvely, t t y lent nam ed lo act aa clerk. proximately t h r e e a n d thee ten tk x (3.3) H a m m o c k . . . ________ 21.9 E. B. Moore ....... . 86.05 mile* to tho x m it h w r i t corner of (T ow n nine ­ P re c in c t No. I. Sa n lo rd i Ed, lllggin*. F. teen (19) S o u t h . Range t h i r t y *(30) E ast, 4.65 Lot 8 Florida .Grovea Co'* Flrat Add to B lack ...... . E. Gllea, T im K e a n e and H. C. M aaw rfl. K a therine and Ann* thence r th following public r o a d - through V," 2**"3*Vnd**I? * i f u d a o n '" ™ '* P *«* *»' C . . M , l le e e r d . Hammock. ' P recinct N o. 2, L ake Monroe: A. S. H aw - Paola a pn po ro Lot* Sly Hanaon ____ 17.15 x im a te ly one a n d one-half ( ! H ) kin*. J a m r * Johnaon. D. If. C. l ia b u n a n d miles to c onnec t with brick road a t th* weat {•aril--------------------•______________________ ________ I L C . T y le r ............... ....... .. 2.70 Lot 10 F lorida Grove* Co'* John Hell. F lra t A dd lo illark K a t h e r i n r A Anna on# halt mile post of Section t h i r t y (30), ll.e NK Cor ol S E J # of S E W ..-.. 19 21 29 H a m m o c k __________ ____ 9.3 H in to n ,. . . . _____ ______ P re c in c t No. 3, Sanford: C. I.. B r i tt , C. J 20.54 Town nineteen (19) S outh. R ange t h ir t y Hun W 939 ft 8 947.* ft WJy L ot 12 and All 13 and 14 Hum ph. W. M. lla yne * and Schrlle M aine* (30) East. E 9 3 4 . 7 ft N to b e , . . . ___ J3 llro iv S lm n n ,, Florida Grovea Co'* P recinct No. 4 Paola: A. A. Hick*. F. A. 8.40 Th* following electors have been a p ­ Flrat Add to Black . N W ' f o f N W M ................ ...................... 15 21 2 9 40 Unknow L U Johna um A. V. M rG u In and L eonard K e lt. pointed to c o n d u c t said election a n d t o c a n ­ 4.90 H a m m o c k ___ ________ 23 Dr, H. W. F a l l a . __ Precin ct N o. 6, Oviedo: N. J. T a n n e r , T . vass and m a k e r e tu r n s of t h e vote* cast In 27.60 r e t r e a t C l t , aa R e c o r d e d la Plat Hook Ne. 2. P a i r 90, S e m inole C a n a l , H r r o r d . L ota -IS, 18 17, 37, 38. 39 and I - < u*hlng. T hen. Aulln and II. II. MrU all. Ihe sevrral precincts, respectively, t h e fast W j Lot 3. All 4, 5 a n d fl a n d 40 Florida Gravr* Co’* Precinct No. 6 Geneva: J. W. F l y n t , na med to a c t a s r l tr k . _ E H L o t 7 F o r r e .t C i t y . M. E . C lark 13.63 Flrat Add t o Bl»ck George Peter*, J V. Wick* a n d M. E. l,ots 214 to 261 F o r r e st C i t y _ O ve rstree t Turp. C o _____ H a m m o c k . . . . . . ____ _____ 13 35 Precinct N o. 1, Sanford: Ed. Higgins, F , -1774 ) . Il. l l u h l . , . 68.10 Dooley. . Lot 27 F lorida Grovea Co’a Giles. T im Kean* a n d R. C. Maxweft. • R W t f ol N E M a n d W |< nl ” No. 7 . .'C h u lu o t» : G. G, Ja cob*. K- Prorinct Flrat Add to Black N o . 2, L ake Monroe: A. 8 . Haw­ N# Cl. Jfccub* H. Jl, I t o b f i i a i a t l C . D* Ilrumlity. B E D (lea* E*< of S E W " H a m m o c k . , ____ _ ___ kins, J t m r * J o h n s o n , D. If. C. R a b u n a n d 10.3 Mylea W a**e nrr 13.43 .. . ol N J4 and lea* E l y of * M°- *• Gabrieli*: s . K. M ather*, John. Bel). Lota 65 a n d 87 Florida Grovea P. L . I l e d d i t t, l . E. blather* » n d WlUon 23.40 Precinct No. 3, Sanford: C. L. B rift, C . J. Co'a F lra t Add t o B lack ^**ft *W8 nJ' N E cor of■ *8 ** ** *** P4t*f T a r e l M o r im a n . B r t 377 Humph, W. M . H a y n es a n d Sehetto Maine*. H a m m o c k .. _____ _____ 1* 9 R. W . T i l K e ' * . B E J f o f B W J f ........ .............. 24 21 29 21.10 Pf*cinet N o. 9, Longwood: T . P. I ^ w la , t Precinct N o. 4. Paola: A- A. Hicks, F. A; Lot 66 Florida GroveA Co'* run W 8 ) 0 ft S 210 f t J. A. B litlln e , T. D. Hartley a m l - J . N. Johnson, A. V. M eG uIn a n d Leonard Kale. ■ Flrat Add to - Illa tk E 210 ft N 8 1 0 f t Searcy. Ml*. E . C. G a llo w ay ... Precinct No. 5, Oviedo: N, J . T a n n e r , T . H a m m o c k ___ _____ ___ 9.8 J. II. R u h u l . . . , 12.55 ^ f ’rfefnet N a to, l^ k * Mary: J. G. Martin, L. Cushing, T h a o . Aulln a n d H. I). M cCall. • N W J f of N W ) ( -------24 21 29 E m p ir e L and Co__ 7.10 Lota. 78, 74 a n d 78 Florida ^ W, F o r t U r , H , J I . Lynch i n d A. E. 8 iob* Precinct No. 8, G eneva: J . IV. F lynt, W i n n e r * as R e c o r d e d In P U t Book N e. I, P a | e I I I . S e m ln e l e C a aa ly H r r o r d . Grovea Co'a Flrat Add f t V ]o n . Georg* P#t#ra,‘" 3 , V. Wicks a n d ' ‘M. H r Black H a m mock _______ Alt WW 5 c l T p l in t Block 8 20 Florida Grove* Co 33.08 Precin ct No. .11, A ltam onte: It. C. T y le r , Dooley. Lota 78 a n d 77 Florida Grovea W lldm tr* ____,_i____ Oveystufet T u r p . Co.. 11. C. L y m a n , A. W. Mullen a n d W. B. B a l ­ Precinct No. 7, C h uluota : 0 . G. Jacobs, . Co'a Flrat Add to Black All Block 9 Wild mere. U n k n o w n . .*: _______ __ lard. N. C. Jacobs, R. II. I t o h e r t s a n d C . D. Drum ley. H a m m o c k ............. .............. 16.3 Florida Grove* Co. 19.45 Be It F u r t h e r ltecolved. T h a t th ree reao.< t tl r k a r d a e n 'a A ddlllen l e W e e d b r ld i e na R e r o r d r d la P l a l Book Ne. I, Pegs t Precinct No. a, Gabriatts: 8 . E. Mather*. Lota 78 t o 82 Florida Grovra lotion* be published In t h n Sanford H e rald, 11 E. Reddltl. C. E. Mather* a n d Wilson . ^Seminole C e a a l , H r r o r d . , Co'a Flrat Add to Black Ihe only n e w spa per nublwhed In (aid c o u n ty M orrmsn.Lol* 33 to 40 a n d 42 R lch a rd Hammock. ....____ 45.7 Florida Grovra Co. 53.28 “ nf* each week lo r lour week* prior t o aald Precinct No. 9, Longwood: T . P, Lewis, »on’» A dd to W oodLot R3 Florida Grovea Co’a election. J. A. Illxilinr, T . D. H artley a n d J. N. • h r l d i * __ i „ * ____ _____ __ . F l r a t A d d '- t o Black 4.35 U n k n o w n .'___ ______ __ „ Adopted thl* 8 lh dhv of April, A. I). 1919. Searcy. -----* . H a m m o c k . . ........... . “ jrp II. W. E. I .each 13.69 Ural) A. II HUM L E V , Prerinrt No. 10, L ake M a ry: J. 0 . Mar (hi, lire 429 ft 8 of N W cor L ot 2 6 21 SO Lot 84 Florida .G rovea Co'a i .h a ir r a a n Bd. of. Co, C o m m lu io n r r * . J. W. Fortier. It. B. Lynch a n d A. E . HJob- , run 8 R9L ft E 660 ft N Flrat Add to Black At i n t : lam. ■. * 462 It N W ly t o b * c ............ 7 H am m ock 8.06 P e t e r Zanxrinl . * M. L f U r a l, 19 02 C. W. E ntireln ger, I’rrrln rl No. 11, A ltam onte: II. C. T y le r , 5 21 30 NEW ol N W U __ _____________ 40 T r t r r Z anarinl*.' 69.90 Lot 86 Florida Grove* Co'a L. I’. I l a | a n , II. C. Lyman , A. w . Mullen a nd W. l ie , 16 It 8 ol N W e o r ..... ....... .. . * 5 21 30 V T _ me . B. Dal-w-. , Flr*t Add to [lijirk O. V. Swope, lard. run E 231 ft 8 799.9 It Hammock 10 4vheron Palmer E . II. X ilb r r . ' 21.68 Held r l r r t i n n . t o he held In a ee o rd in e * W 231 ft N 799.9 I t _____ 7 3.00 E ly Lot 88 Florida Grove* J. E. Pfeifer C om m lw lunrr*. with the law* uf F lorida governin g th e hold­ , N J l of BW M ol 8 W If a n d H Co'a Fir*l Add lo Black Atlr*tl ing af general election* Ip ealil s t a te , a n d r e ­ 1-10 of S J i ol N W « ol H am m ock.. .* * E. A. D n u g f a u , Cl -rii. F ra n k Kanney 7.10 8 WU __ tu rn s to be m ad * tu the plerk a n d c h airm a n 5 21 80 11 M a t t h e w Williams Adm . . 39.90 Lota 89 90, R|, 92 and 91 4 8 - ttc ol Ihe board a t c o u n ty comm issioners ol i ' r j -Be, 33 I t N o l S W c o r o l N W If Florida .Grovea Co'a * t h e skid r o u n t v . 5 21 30 o f s w j f ________ :........... Fir*t Ad<l lo n lae k Don* by o r d e r of Ihe b o a r d of c o u n ty Hun N 135 It E 322 It N O T I C E O F E L E C T IO N . Hammock 50 Florida G rovra C o . . 55.75 cnmmiwlonera ot Hemlnole c ounty, Fla. 8 135 ft W 322 f t ......... .. 1 ^2 3.30 L o u 91, 93, 99 and 97 Florida M a t th e w William's . Notice la h r r v h y given t h a t on the* 13th (•rail E. A. DOUGLASS, NE W t>( N E J f (leaa M n l n a r 'i G rovra Co'* Flrat Add d r y ol ‘M a y, A. D. .1919, an election will he Clerk of t h e Hoard of C o u n ty C o mm la­ Add t o Iron (w ood 1 . .......... 6 21 30 20 3.10 Jo*. E. Pfeifer t o Black Hammock 38 4 Florida Grovr* Co 42 95 hrld I t tni* ■»vrriil prpelnrta In ri oners of Hemlnole County. 6 21 30 Lot* 9* to 103 Florida Grove* Ilr* SE Cor of __________ __ , i n u n ty , KloriiU, lo <l»t»rmin» • h r t h p r or not t*-5tc T'n-a Flr«t A.Id t o lllick Hun N 789 It W 1197.11 thei* iKi»!l be Iwiiefi by the r u u n l y c o m m itlla m m o r k It Sly 812 ft E 789 I t , . 19 r o u n t y , rtiy nty bonult to the 3.40 F'lorida G rove, Co 89.10 tionera ol U nknow n I n l r 106 to 141 Florida Grovra tir 1 SW Cor of r , J i of N E W a m o u n t of 1300,000.00, ti» t*e»r inlereat from N O T I C E o r E L E C T IO N 7 Co'* Firat Add 10 Illark ol H W f ................ ............... date of iaaut« k| t h r r a te uf 5*^ prr cent, in* 21 30 I n compliance with the provisions of lla m m o r k i»r*rat | t i y i b l e aeml-nnnHilly* rbIiI boiula l*» Chapter 4678, Law s of Florida, notice la Hun E 10 ch N 643 It 3 3 l ’> Florida H ro v rr 1’ti 361 15 HWly to hr* m ature nn«t b r i|u r i n d payatilr t h ir ty y n r * hereby given t h a t a n election ha* been or­ 3 L. P. Prlre 2 14 after th e Aral d a y p( July. A. 1>. 1919; and dered to ha held a n d Ihn sa m e will be held In 111 c 73 ft W a n d 891 It N of. E J j of B U nf S E ’. of SWW I* 10 W ..E. U nder lu be iaaued for tho purpose of gradin g a nd Special Tax School District No. 8, Heminolo NE cor of 8 W J{ of c S W 'f 7 21 30 NW W of N W W of N E W 21 10 Mr*. S. Hidden paving with brick *»r other ha rd su rface county, Florida, on T uesday, M ay 27th, run E 644 ft N 198 ft NEW of S E W of NEW 21 10 M M . S m ith malarial th e futlfi«luff roada: W 644 ft ,S 168 ft 3 ‘ DID, (nr thtr purpoae of d e te rm ining who T, If. Gootlrn # 2 51 SWW of N W W of SEW fo~ Unknown * 21 R E ', of Sly of L o t 3 fl 21 30 10 hat) h r trualrr* ,if said district for the n e i t If. F. Ito b c r tBtin - 5 14 20 B rldrn E a t a t r l*o of N E W "i SEW 22 of r 04.)* to bo paved with aurcreedlng two year*, a n d the n u m b e r of N E ' . of N W If Sir*. N E W > N W W of SE W of SR 22 10 J, C, Jacob* brick or other ha rd aurfar* material In S e m ­ mills of tpecial distric t school tax lo he D e ­ 70 6.20 NEW of N W W of HEW and S E W "( S W ) . I * R 21 30 U v rra lrp e l T urp. <"o 27 10 J. A. P r e v a i l ....... inole c o u n ty . KtorliU. Theae roada t o bo lint 7.57 eh 8 ?. deg W of S E cor NEW and■ W 4 . of* SEW of paved not leaa t h a n r i g h t (8 ) fori in width. led In said d i s t r ic t for e t c h d( iho aald tw o Lot I Mieou'a aub diviRE If 32 311 M M. Smith f, 56 1, Cam eron avenue* nnd m ad pa«t M otirr’a year*. • «lnn run S 6 Wre W 2.9 S ' , of NEW of *N w w The following a re appointed to act aa InSt a H im , rh N 85 dr* w to W 2H 21 32 1.18 I 'o k n o w n NEW • prrtors and clerks at said election: line See N 2.91 r h S 85 HEW "f N E <t i|r*. NW W Beginning a t t h r lntrr*ectlon •■( C a m ­ Precinct No. 2 (Lake Monroe): dr* E to hr* 3 57 R G...Smith N W ',| 28 21 32 eron a v e n u e w ith Celery 'a v r n u e , w hirh inUnknown C. O llell, Clerk, All E ly of N W ! ) not J n r lu d r d lereeelion is ( o ily (tU) rods weet of lh* SW ol E l y ol N E W "I NEW U nk m ie n W. II. Alien. (n Froat'a Add to A l t a ­ n o r l h e a it c orner of S r r l i o n Ihrrly-three (33) J. M. Oglesby, Chuluota a* I lrro rd e d in I'lal Book No. 3, I'ege 3 Sem inole County l lr r q r d o m onte . , ............... 18 21 30 47 7 27 Town nineteen (19) Sm ith , Bang,- thirty-, J. II. htanp. Lot I Block S, C huluota 88 one t i l ) E ast, run aouth **n C a m ru-n a v en u e E llta h e th Lapgcnlmck RU -d S W ! ( and S ly of S B * f Precinct No: 4 (Paula); Urea hr* 825 ft W of one ( I ) mile aerm a said fiectlnr, t h ir t y - t h r e e North Cliuluola a* Itrrordeil In Flat Book No. 2, I'ogr* 31 to 38, Seminole Co. Record* l*. * 1). Pearson. Clerk, SE ror ru n N 466 fl t i l l 11 , Geneva avenue'. George G arw ood, Lot 14 Block 39 North ( ‘hulu» W 466 ft S 466 fl E lo 1L C H e n d m o t i , ola l lo t o t h y N He> nold# I 1,6 Alau begin ning at the Intersection of hr* ) 18 21 30 155 19.15 J, A. Melatsn Otto Krill, Cam eron a v e n u e with G rneva avenue at the VIII* Mill* *« I lrro rd e d In l’l*l Book No. 2. Pngr 11, Sem inole Uounly Iteru rd * 2 30 21 21 20 10 Nf of SE W ol SE J, A . I.aahbrottk . n u r t h f a s l corner ul Section four (4) T ow n Done and orde re d by (he Hoard of 1’oblle 10 h W ' . of SF. 1. .if NEW VI 21 30 2 45 Lot* 13 end 17 Block C ViI! O C. W heal aft tw enty (Id ) S outh, Bangs Ihirly-one (31) Initriaclliin for Krmlnolo ruuftty, Florida, In a Mill* W_ W. Jacob* 20.70 E**t, run s o u t h on Cam eron Ave Approx, a r u io n tsar rn bled, th li Mb lX* Hr* N E rof of 25 21 30 d a y of April, All Blorio |) Y1II0 Mill* Wm. Jacob* 2.45 one (I) mil* to h h e exit .amt West rnad 1019. run S 170 ft W 1320 fl U nknow n ' 3 .0 k Lot 8 Block E VIII* Mill* I 63 which lead* we*t to Moore'* Station: t h e n r o N 170 fl E 1320 fl 5 J. T. N e w ton i«rah C. P. I I AIUUHON, C h a ir m a n . 2 Arrra in SE r o r of HIV of wr*t one half I ' y ) mite past Moore'* S t a ­ AII f i |: 1 IM NW ol N W W "f SEW "I 25 21 30 2 Morris t. Willi*ms tion lu Itcardall Ave sw w T. W. lettwlEiHf Secret ary. 32 Unk now n S E ', I |H 2. R ich m o n d Avrnue. 40 25 21 30 O, 8 lliiwaril 5.20 NEW ol N W U 1*5t c NW ol E W ol S E o l S E W Hr* 9.28 ch of S W cor of Beginning a t Ihe Intersection of Richm ond 27, 21 30 n*v W of N W Wand 8 'y of HEW nf HEW Avenue with G e n ev a Avenue, whirh I* at ol S E <4 21 It. I. T h r u h e r 15.05 (he run N 20 ch K 6.56 ch n o r th one hall (<y) mile pin t of Seytlou W II. Story ft 05 NE W "I N WW 3,26 S 20 ch W 6,56 rh 12 V. F. Wllll»m**Mn t h r e e . (3), T o w n t w e n ty (2D| South, Itange Flrat fmpretiloiis. 3.1 21 30 1.55 l>. C. Wbrstun I W of E ' i of NEW of NEW 5 (31) E a»t, r u n south on R ich­ 3.60 — .All ^LaU"' land* deacrlbed in the foregoing lying anil bring in t h e C ounty of Sem inole thirty-one 40 34 21 30 SW w "I S W W ................................ J. L. M ille r....... *____ mond a v r n u e a p p r o x im a te ly one q u a r te r ( J f ) Mrs. Mrl'hprson—Oan yo lend mo . '*■ and S l a t “ l Florida.; — , , G o ld r n r e d l l e l f k l a aa Ilecor< *4 la D a l n o o k No. 2. P age ( 1, H c m ta uta.£> nnlr UrftmlR Where th e word "T o w n*hlp” or a b b reviation tnerelo r oceurt It thail he held to mean mile lo J o r d a n road. , I bowl, 'Mrs. McXt'lflh? I Avltlim Jlat Lot 20 Block 15 Golden rod Townvhlp So u th of ‘fall*ha**,-e. ami where the word " R a n g e " or q h b r e .ia tio n therefor 3. Hlpr* Avenue. Floyd I f a t s tl l .. Ilrt*hl> _ 1 IS occur* II ahull he held to mean Itange Ea*l ,f Tallaha»*er, Beginning a t t h r Intersection of Hlpr* Ike o u r . new IoiIrit lo tnko RIh par* - L o t - * -iiLuck 16 G oldcnrod avenue with L'rlrry avenue *1 the n o r lh r a a l c o r ­ rltti fru Hut pot for tho first day JN4I, D. J IN K IN S , 1.15 llrieht* J*me* It: E i l » * f i l ^ rr ner of Section t h ir t y - t w o (32) T ow p n in r(ee n T a t Collector. Seminole County 50*5tc ' l » t 21 Block 18 Goldenrml ll'ji S outh, Itange th irty -o n e (31) Ka*t, run yr tw o .— nxchuiiRr 1 . --------- / — --------. Mary K Hymns Bright* ioulh on Slpr* a venue, o n ^ t o e a r t e r ( l | ) mile sir. 21 10 l r n k n o n n 2 05 20 if SEW lo Atlantic Coa*l Line Railroad (rack of s w w ri' i r l h on A v e n u e I* fi \ » • r. \ lilfit k* fn S»•v L lto*«l lo llr)**on'« Siding 7.1 y 5 T M ll-nkrl id SE w .15 21 10 Marion Coming On. • • nib i tr e e t . rFence **»t mi Sfv*-nih #I r f•r ! r o k r r a j r C o m p a n y '■ Addlilan fn Rlmrk lla m m o r k i N tan Beginnlnc at the north half mile post nf 1* 11 (2 ) blorlii (<1 Avrnui* Hf thi-nr** inl<rlb I.Dlug mi it farm, iho chltiln'ii hunt" llqo k No. 1, 1 • g«t 31, H n n ip n lr f ount) Mrrafdw A v e n u e It t h re e njj bkifkw* It* Fifurth Section t h ir t y - t w o (32, Town nineteen I | 9 p i i f M i , t t i m e r * n l on Four th *t r r r i on r 11) South, Range t h i r t y -one i l l ) Kart, run tticlr fnlhartt in Ik of Iho dlfTvroAt Lot .146 and E ' y 617 V A. l>, block lt\ Av*ffiur A, thenr*- n o rth un Avrnur* south one q u a r te r ( I t ) mile to A tlahllc props, n o r little nelRlibor w as over II. Co'a Add t o Black . . N O TIC E 15 28.30 A »ppr<itlrnatrly f*»ur (41 tr n th a of m m ilr to (’o**t l . i n r Railroad track. H a m m o c k .............................. J. II. A C. II. Jones ____ „ T h s following rraolutlon wa» ofTrrrd hy * here th e public roa*l tu rne w r i t .to w a r d 5. Mecca l l a m m o r k Itoail. to visit my 1 -year-old duiiKhter, who W H L ot 347 V. A. O. It. Co'a * 9.87 Cnmr. O. I*. Sw ope and d u ly seconded hy Oviedo, t b r n r # westerly Jollowlna I h e public li O. P. Sw ope .. Beginning a t t h e south m il of thh p re sen t fin's never hud Biueh hnlr. Ilrturnlni; Add t o Black: H a m m o c k . Com :. I 1*. H a g a n a n d a dopte d: U nknow n 73.31 foad b r t wren ( 'liuhjola a nd O v le d u lo t h r hilck paving on Hanford avenue, said point 3 21 31 40 NE W of RE H , Atlantic (*ii4~4t l.ine ftailroail rroft^in^ in bring Ihe Intersection of Ihe Hanford an 1 home, she snltl to her m other: “Ma* H E i, of NE*» of N W W of 1.95 i II* It R e volve d,, hy th e board id en u n ty front «f L a w to n l l h u ? ator# a t Oviedo, Orlando roa d w ith .Hanford avenue on the rlon Im eertululy gettlni; n lino crop C arrie Collins NW If . a 9 21 SI 2 >i eomml**Joner» of Seminole r u u n l y , Florida, funking a to ta l i tl i U n r e of Rf>|irniimatrly r a i l ride of Section twelve (I2>, T own t w e n ty 20 4 46 U n k n o wn 9 21 .11 W ' , of SEW of S W W . ' t i n t th e y d e em It r t p r d l e n l and for the * n a n d U V f - l j u t l i R (fi.fi) mi t r e. 1201 S outh, R ange t h ir ty (36) E xit.. run of hu!r now*."—CfilCftRo Triltune, 9 21 31 Hr* N F Cor of S E W of SW W heat Internal of Seminole county 4" I*"1** H ( i r n r v a A v r n u r Fill writ 'of S t. John* aoulh on S s n lo r d avenue ap p ro x im ate ly one Hon S 76 dr* 30 min W county bond* «>f **1 « 1 r o u n t v for the purpoae ■rid one -half ( I ' y ) mile* to Mlrhlgan *treot Hlvrr. 4.33 ch S 3 dr* 30 min of grading a n d pavin g certain ro.il* In **M W 6.33 r h S 86 dr* 30 I l r i l n n l n r At tho west cm! nf d r a w liHdg** ax laid out In plat id M eres Ham m ock. founfy with brick or other ha rd surface Olrdt Not Map’s Enemies. 11 . Oviedo a n d G eneva Road. min W 6.33 r h In |.t of J o ‘ ■ail run hint; mat, rial. a ald . road* which are to he *,, hr* run N 3 dr* .10 min It R n fact thnt If It were tint for from S anford to l le n r v a , run wrat a p proa Beginning where trie Florida Fact Coaat paved being a* follow*. F 1,58 rh N 86 W dr* im«lrl> one and one quart* r i I milt# to Railroad crorar* Avenue C In plat of tow n (tie bird life wo would stnrve to dentil. Description of road* lo he pavt-d with brick F 1,16 rh S 3 dr* 30 min pavem ent -Be of Gem va, Florida, according to plat brick or o th e r hard a u r fa c r material in Sen, 9 Orange lin u lr v a r d . W 1.38 rh S 86 W dr* W recorded thereof In Flat B o o k -2, page of The great natural enemy of infm Is 9.15 inol* c o u n ty , Florida. The*, road* t o I** Carrie Collin* J . I 6 ch. Hemlnole c o u n ty record*, t h r n r e run eaat to nny Torre Hint will destroy hi* food­ aved not Ir** th a n H ghl 18) fert In width. Beginning a t t h e In lrrae rllo n of . . ____ w . ... ____ . . . . d r a ft g* Second stre et, thence south on Heeond s t r e e t Beg 34 yd* K of SW cor of C a m e ron avenue and road pact Moore'* J to u ir v a n l with Oregon a trre t a ai laid out In to Avrnu* K, bring the afreet corner on stuffs. Every field Is the homo of 21 31 NE W of SE W Station. the reap uf Sanford Fartna, re corde d (n tn Plat rdi-d 1 which the li. JL f 'a lt l a h i n store aland*, ttiousnnils of Jnscets, nnd ngrlculturnl Bun N 514 ft E 165 ft Beginning a t the Intersection of C a m ­ Hook One ( H , pagee 12? a nd I2H nf Hem . . _ 128 of Sc._ 1.78 eaat t o t h e e as t line ol Bectlon t w r n t y J. 11. Hug hr* . S 514 (I W 165 fl eron a v en u e with Celery avenue, which In­ Inul* C o u n t y Records, ru n eaatrgly o n Orange thence one (21), T own t w e n ty (20) South R a n g e reports will verify the fnct that each llr* 96 yd* W a n d 143 y d i N tersection I* f o r t y (40) rod* weet uf Ihe Boulevard ap proximal el y on* i l l mtlo t o th e th ir l y i tw o (32) E a s t, t h en r* s o u t h a n d s o u t h ­ of RE C o r o l . N W W nl northeaat e orner *f Hection t h ir t y - t h r e e (33) north a n d s o u th a na q u a r te r ( I f ) lln* uf Ser- westerly following t h e main road be tw ee n yenr ml 11Ions of dollnro* worth of 10 21 31 SEW _____ _____ ... .. Town nineteen (19) Siiultf, R ange t h ir t y - tlun Iw e n ty -u n e (21), town n i n e t e e n (19) Geneva a n d ‘Oviedo th rough Iowa C ity to props tire destroyed by Inserts. And Ilun N 70 yda W 35 one (31) Kaat, run south on C am eron a v en u e S outh. R a nge t h i r t y (30) East, w he re O ra nge the A tlahllc C o a st U n * Railroad crossing S a m u e l S m i t h ....... ...........4.84 yd* da 8 70 Vda E "35 yda one (I) mile across aald Bertloo t h i r t y - t h r e e Boulevard Intersects t h r Monroe brick road. in frunt of L aw to n R * i t . ‘ store at Oviedo, a the hlnU ore the nntuml rnemlet o tt N H nl NW W ( l e u beg BE RE C or (33) to G e n ev a avenue. 10. R a n d Siding Road, , dltla n ro of a p p ro x im a te ly eight (8 ) miles. thn Insect pest. * nl W W r u n K E 15 teh h N 5 ‘ Also beginning a t t h e interse ction of 104.80 J. F. A II. A. AIII.on 724 11 21 31 ch W 15 ch 8 5 c h ) ._ Beginning on St. G e rtru d e a v e n u e a t a 7. Oviedo anil C h u l u o ta Road. C t m t r o n a v e n u e with G eneva a v an u e a t (be Beginning on t b s south line of th e town point s i i p r o s i m a t r ly fo u rtee n h u n d r e d three Frle# S u r r e y of L ake C h a r m aa R e r o r d r d la Plal Reak No. I, I 'a g s 9, Heialaele . northeast e o rn er ol Section four (4) T ow n Coanly Records tw enty (20) S outh, Range thirty-one (311 (1403) feet wrst nl th e Section line bet wren •Re of N n tlli C h u l u o ta at Avenue D, run i 'iifM E u l , r u n s o u t h on C a m e ron Avg. A p p r o l. Section* twenty-*!* (26) a n d i V e n ly - a e v r n ourlh un Avenue D five (3) blocks to Sev­ Lo!* 13 and 14 B ln rk A F r ir a ... ................... T o w n nineteen (19) S o u t h , Rang* enth st r e e t , t h e n r * west on Seventh struct Survey ol L a k e C h a rm ..,. . J- F , 4 H. A. Allison------- 10.75 one ( I ) mile t o the east a n d west road t127), which lead* weat t o Moore1* Station! thence h i r t y 180) • E ast, said point be in g on the two (2) blocks t o Avanue n, thence n o r t h A le ia a d r la a r l l t l c d o , aa r e c o r d e d la P la l Rook N*. I, Pa g* 41, Hem lnel# Co. Record* w rit one hall <M> mile past Moore'a S t a ­ r e n te r tine of a public road r u n n in g n o r t h to on A venue II t h r e e (3) blocks to F o u r t h . ’ • ‘ *■ H a n d 's aiding, r u n north a p p r o x im a t e ly i l r r e t . ' l h e n r o weat o« F o u r t h stre et on# (1) L ot 1 Block II A te ta n d r la or .' -v . . . . . . tion to llv ardall Ave. • • • M• lifleen h u n d r e d (1600) feet to w ith in flitren block lo A venue A, t h e n r* north on A venue O rte d o . ___________...»____ i . J. I I . D u n a v , ________ 1.59 2. Richm ond A vrnue. fe et of Ihe A tlantic C oaat U n a R a ilroa d A ap p ro I m alely four (4) ten th s of a mile to Beginning a t the Intersection of Richm ond (16) A. Aaila'a r i r e l Addlllen to.'Oviedo aa R e r e t d e d In Plat Book No. I. F a g * .43 ight of way, "th a n e * n o r th - w e s te r ly • on where t h e public ro a d tu rns west t o w a r d Avenue with Geneva Avenue, which lx at rpublic N em laole C a a a ly Record* rohd along railroad a p p r o a l m a t - l y Oviedo, I h e n r a Westerly following th e publie th* a n r th on* half (J{) mile post of Section o h u n d r e d (200 ) l e s t to railroad eroaaing, road betw een C h u l u o ta a n d Oviedo t o tho Lot* 2, 3. 4. 5 a n d 6 Block D three (3), T o w n tw e n ty (201 S outh, flange tw t h en r* acroe* th* reilrued right nf w e y to a Atlantic C o a st Line Railroad crossing In A. Aulln’* First Add. to (31) East, ru n so uth on Itirhroad paralrlllng the ra ilro a d un 111 front of I.awtort Bros, ators a t tlvTado, 6.05 Ihtrly-one O v le d u ____ l _____ ,\ J- If. D u m a * ------------------mond a v e n u e a p p roxim ate ly one q u a r te r (W ) publie n o rth e rly aide, thence so u t h e a s te r ly along making a to ta l d istan c e o f ' a p p ro x im a te ly W Rsea'a Addlilan lo O v l r d # a s Recorded l a F la t Beak Na. I, P a g e S3, Hemlaele mil* to J o r d a n road. th is road a p p ro x im ate ly four h u n d r e d (400) •lx a n d (Iva-teqlKa (8.5) mile*. J. Si pee Avenue. Coanly Records feet l o t h * road on lb* north Bn* of Section 8. G e n ev a A ve nue Fill we4t of St, J o h n s Beginning a t th # Intersection of Pipe* a v en u e L oU 19 a n d 20 Block B. Wil­ tw e n ty -s ev e n (27), T own n in ete en (19) River, d.T'O with Celery avrnu* a t the n o r t h e a s t . corner ol S outh, R a n g e t h i r t y (10) E**t, t h e n c e eaet o n c e Supply Dept. so n's Add to O v ie d o ....... — L T. H u n t ------- .1----Rydlnn t h i r t y - t w o (12) T ow n nineteen (19) Beginning at t h e weat end of d r a w brldgo a p p r o x im a te ly tw e n ty th r e e h u n d r e d sixty M idway la Sec. 10, Tp. 21, R. I I . aa R o c ard e d la P la l B osk Na. I, Pag* 40 8 auth, R a ng* thirty-on* ( l l ) E i t l , ru n aouth Phone 148 Sanford, Florida acroas HL John* river on the road ru n n i n g (2380) fe et t o road running n o rth a n d s o u t h , Sem in ole C a aa ly Record* on Hlpel a v en u e , nqe q u e arter ( ) f ) mil* to thence Irum Hanford t o G e neva , run wrst a p p r o x ­ a o u th fifteen hu n d re d ( 1100) fe et to 1 .(6 Atlantlo C o a at Line R ailroad trac k. L ot 35 M id w a y ...... ................ ........... 10 21 31 8 . W. fltevrn*. 1— imately on# a n d one q u a r te r ( 1)*) miles t o Bt. G e r t r u d e Ave 4. Road t o n r t s s n n 'a Siding. brick p a v e m e n t . J o b a J. E gan * A ddlila n lo O t l e d o aa R e c e r d a d la F la t Book No. 2, P a g e ( 2 Sem in ole C oanly Records Beginning a t th * north half mile poet of 11. R o a d on Section U n * b e tw e e n Sec­ 8. O ra nge B oulevard. tions 29 a n d 27, T ow nship 19 S o u th , D e g l n n ln r a t th e Intersection of O ra nge Section t h i r t y - t w o (32) T o w n nineteen (19) L oU 6. 7, 8 and 9 Block 1 J o h n J. Ilango 80. Boulovard w ith Oregon stre et a* laid o u t fn rn ^m 8.76 South, R a n g e thirty-one (31) E a s t, run Egan'* Add. to Uviedo. L. T , H u n t . . . . . . . — — the m ap of Sa n fo rd Farm*, racordsd la F l a t south one q u a r t e r ( } | ) mile lo A tlantic Beginning a t t h e half mile p o t t b e tw ee n r -=zr^r*T*Hook On* ( I ) . page* 117 a nd 128 or Rem ­ Coaat L in* R a ilro a d tr a c k . Seetiona tw e nty-six ( t « ) and tw e n ty s e v e n E J y of N W 4 of N W 14 a n d 5. Mecca H a m m o c k Road. v (27). ■ T o w n ninete en (19) 8 o u t h , R ange i n d * C o u n t y Hevordsr r u n easterly on O r a * ( * E 402 f t of W}{ of Beginning at. t h e aouth and of th e present t h ir t y (30) E a i t , ru n so uth a p p r o x im a t e ly Boulevard a p p r o x im a te ly on* i t ) mile t o t h e N W J I ol N W J f (leva S brick p a v in g on Sanlnrd avenue, »*ld po in t P. W. G r a n t ___ ------------16.30 y-on* h u n d r e d s i l t y ( I I 90)* foot to north a n d s o u t h one q u a r t e r ( ) ( ) line of Sec­ 28 2.11 A t - - 14 21 being th* in te rse ctio n of the Hanford a n d u r g B ra nch of A tlantic C o a a t U n * tion tw e n ty -o n * (2 1 ), town nineteen (IB) W 528 ft of N W of N W W South, Bang* t h ir t y , (10) E „ t , where O ra nge Orlando ro a d w ith Hanford a v en u e on th* Railroad. O. 8 . H o w a r d _____ _______ 2.75 SE W of 8 W M . .......................16 21 Boulevard Intersects th* Monro* brfek road. east aid* of Heetloa twelve ( I I ) , T ow n t w e n ty W M Of N e w of N E J f ol DsweripGan of road* to b* p a v e d with . * a 19. tim 'd Biding I load. run ! „ T . f l o a t ____ ____________ 14.70 (20) S o u th , R a n g * t h i r t y (Sfli E sat., . N E J f . * ________ 1« Wn carry all thn • and a sp h a lt m a t e ri a ha or o th e r hard surfa ce te ria l south bn Hanford* a v e n u e _ _ _______ _ ue a p p r o tin m ately one In Bemfnol* Glaogow Robinson ______ 9.45 * Beginning on S L G e r t ru d e a v e n u e a t a K M of N E W of N W J f ........................ I« ■ coujHy, Florida. T h t a e -roada ■ol# c o u n ty , hee * >ro* leading varieties ol and one-half (1 Mj miles to Michigan Street all h u n d r e d thr#* t o lm p a v e d n ot la** t h a n 0 feet In w id th . H * f 20 ft N of S W C or of * s laid out In plal of . . ,Mecca Qammock. seed which have f140J) feet w eat qt th * Section line b e tw ee n I. French Avenue and Cemetery Road. N E J f of N E W - ' - , ........— • I« 21 i t 8. Oviedo and Geneva aea Hoad. Sections twenty-six (18) a n d t w s n t y - a a v t a ^ V boon t ested and n u n E 420 f t N 210 f t Beginning where t h e Florida K a il Coast Beginning a t th* Intersection of F re n c h 1*7). T o w n nineteen ( I I ) Boulh, R a n g * L. B . 'M o o r e ... _____ 2.87 W 420 ft 8 210 f t ............ known to b e b e n t 1 t h ir ty (30) L a s t, aald point being on tho Railroad eroaatw Avenue C la p l a t of tow n a venue a n d N i n t h s tr e e t In the c it y of BanS E W of W J fk , s o d adapted to our soil . . . . HEW v * . of _ . ( N of ait* of G e n e v a , Florida, accordin g to p l a t ford run s o u t h on French Avenue a p p ro x - re n te r Bn* of a public road running n o r t h to NM of SEW IWW recorded th ere o f In F la t Booh t , p a g e I I ol im a lely on* and on* q u a r te r ( 1 .M) m Rand a siding, r u n n o rth a p n r o x lm s t s l y . . „ to „ nlle* and climate. (Ira* beg N E Cor of Sec fiUsen h u n d r e d (1500) Test lo wfthln fifteen Hemlnole c o u n ty records, t h e n r * ru n emit to th* s o u t h half mil* p o t t of Section t h ir t y .! * Hun 8 114 y d . W 328 1-3 (15) Iset of t h s A lia n tie Coast U n e R ailroad P f i h t,T aw n m fifteen (10) Bfiuth, Jtanco Hccond s t r e e t , thence euuth on Secood s t r e e t I Write for our new yd* N 114 2-3 y d l E 7.67 to Avenue L, being the s t r e e t c orner on t h i r t y (30) E a i t , t h en r* weal .lx <r,) tenth* right of way, t h en r* nortb-weatcrly on 11 11. D. L a tim e r 1919 catalogue an d 18 ’ 21 31 821 1-8 yd*) _ which t h e II. u . P a l lU h a l l store aland*, mites t o Where p r i v a t e road r u a a a outh- public ro a d alo ng railroad a p p ro x im a te ly T h e Hlavla C e la ay C o m p a a y ’a H nbdlila iea aa Recovded la F la t Rook N*. 1, Page 71 weekly pricelist. Free. thence e as t t o th o east line of Soetlnn t w e n ty westerly Into c em etery. two h u n d r e d (2 0 0 ) feet to railroad crossing, Hem laal* C a aa ly Records thsnca acre** th* railroad right or way t o a an* (21), T ow n t w e n ty (20) S o u th , R ang* 2. G oldsboro a n d Faola Road, Oldest establii Pi­ th ir ty tw o ( I I ) E as t, thence south a n d so u th ­ public ro a d paralellln g th* railroad o n tU • 1, 2, 20 and 21 Slaeia B e g f n o lf e u a t l h a 1fnteraectlon of G o l d s b o r o northerly aide, t h r o e * a o uthaasterly a long ed Seed House' in O v e rstree t T u r p . C o _____ westerly following th* m a la road bat Colony Co‘e Sub D i r .___ truwfr a n if f c i c h aaysnua ; In t b a r l t y of ttan- this road a p p r o x ! a u t t l y four h u n d r e d (40fl) th rough tow* Otnova and Oviedo through low* City to • 81 and IS 81avia Cdlony FloridaGoldsbqro s t r e e t a pprox- fset- ti o lb * r o a d on th * n o rth Un* of Section U n k n o w n ......... th* Atlantic Coast U n i Railroad crossing Ca‘a Stab D lv___________ % , . tenth* miles, Ih.d cw a outh- l m ty. -aevan ----------------la front of Lawton Bro*.' .to r . a f<Oviedo, a <2T>, T o w n nineteen (it) - -thr e- n c e s a l t Bauth, B a q i !• a - t h iirrtly" (10) — E as t, 15 A t i t a in A » C o r of B W J f , hu n d re d s l a ty U o k o o w o . . . __ 2.7* T. Oviedo a n F c h u l S o t s ' a a * of’N E I f ___ __________ j ? 1J » l X m a in r o a d Waal a n d s o u th w e e te r ly ' 12360) fe at t o roa d ru o n l o g north a a d a o u lh . 10.41 . n ^ a a i a g e a t h . aouth lla* of t h e tow n U n k n o w n _____ HWI( of N ■7.Q----------------r E _______ . - f * * -* 1 F t e t s l r , t h r e e q u a rte rs ( J i ) of a mil* th*nce s o u t h fifteen h u n d r e d (UOO) f . . t t o Uoknown. ....... 8.25 alto of North Chuluota at Aveaua D , run NEM of 8 1 J i- -.-___ 2 l* .* l a* ao u th l l n * of Beetloa t h i r t y - f o u r (3 4 ) 8L G t r u u d a Avfi. NW J4 ol 8 E Iff leaa b e , N W C o_________ r r u n 8 __6_________<h 'e h K 8 N 6 r h W 8 r h a n d leea be* N E Cor ru n W 10 SAXll *“ K ‘° ,b 8.10 L. sw bx LEGAL ADVERTISING f We SU11 Have Good Envelopes at 5c a Pkg. HERALD PRINTING COMPAffr^ * m 'lH I ^ n*^'y"el,^R84"t.i ■’jl S8* d a w a t e r r - E. A. Martin Seed Company Jacksonville, Florida f ^ .i*' ~-T -- -_j * if .,4 ,5 ) . � 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, 1919 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, May 02, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 02, 1919. 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>, May 02, 1919; <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/0445582063221ea0ce16aec7b974b1b4.pdf b34551c11caeda6706cfc1f2fc886e66 PDF Text Text --------- SANFORD IN THIil H EART OF T H E W O RLD ’S G R E A T ES T V E G E T A B L E SECTION VOLUME X IIULKN HAND,.FrwMml I.KI.A H U T C H I N S O N NUMBER 52 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1919 AGNUS DUMAS. Vlrr-l'rr.ldint l.rCLBHQ lit WIN MAHY UDU1NSON. Srrr.ury is It AKl. K ANNE It T 11F.ODOHB HUNCJB. Tr.*»Ur»r s k u .i i : lo st; A l.V C t: A N D E S t'l.AlIl CAMRItpN DOUOTHY HUM1*11 KUAN K CHAPPELL ADUI.U UUNiiE School auditorium tin* usual large Sunday evening marked tin* o p e iaudience nm-tid tin- various per­ itli> „( tin* graduating claim of the former* on the music recital- pro­ Sanford High School. There i.*> an gram. with appreciative applause unusuully large class this year. 2-’ in I that testified to tin- wnrfn interest in nil inher. tin- annual n-i-itul th at liwriinw to t.%1’ AVUTTK T i l .I.I S '* In- t ho musical i-votvl uf tlu* yi-ar to ST«»SI AH,the churches of the■ city united M l I I AN S . HW M I T / . I N »••• tlu- music lovers of Sanford and not and tin* exercises were hI e l d a t t h e . —= --------------- . ,| ,n'i forget odr Childrens u a y -n u - only is it i-iijnyi-d greatly hy our High School auditoriumi. beginning . lure id the Spring Festival Chil­ own t r>«nspeople hut friends yome surprised bow the labor of men from I promptly at 8:30. dren between the ages of nine amiI I from communities within a ratlin* of Or (\ lli-W. * Drawer read thy the very ends of *lu1 earth I,a* om.- ■ fourteen are eligible to this contest a hundred mile* to either participate Scripture lesson followed hy a prayer trihuted to your meal. You would * * Also while you stray in the .stores ol not know how to live today, unless hy Dr. M. II. Massey. Mr. MaW Mobley's. Philips. Mowers. YowillV, countless multitudes served you lory’ Horne. Jr., then sang "Ave Mi-Culler's and* Miller's please placi Maria” with Mrs. Fannie S-. Mun­ I III. Our Mental Debt. •* >uy votes in boxes there for th. son aecompnniste. The music of the j t >i|r mental debt is likewise n< purpose. Heimjmbrr everything.giv evening was rendered hy the High l*reut These text hunks are all the remains in the town of Sanford School choir, under the direction of cnntrihutii*ns of others I " V''" |f %n.i lax.* nltur Paines jin Mr 11drill*, with Miss Alma Mlouiit T i n \ f a t h er the a- mutilated w** i th \m ‘ u c u v i i h **. w,,tild like add 1.1 those wrillci i.f ilimiyhl of ill .life* and I. ' •’ as pianist • i h.-l-,w this iirinh* he s.in* and phoii , was the Dacca V)t|ir f... t \\. ar- d. >d -r“» j pleasing innovation that apI M PORT V V r 111 -H MINK i MU them to Mrs. A. I’. Connelly. . - , 11. 111 l> M i l ' H E « M \ I K M ' h> Rev K 11 f,.r ..or m l . !!. •tual hf* Dot ;1 to the audience was a pro­ N Kit IS Pt llt II ASKD in IIMS u» m erely MEET the took for his text only so. hut the ''"rh l «f Three* p riv * will ho awarded i featured entirely by home tulTON MAN • • AMOUNT ALLOTTED TO US • u, that thou didst contemporaneous thought is ours this contest and ure now on displn the young pupils* being assisted Cor. 1:7. * 1 th rough tho press of today. .1.’"'-’: levernl of Sanford's sweeteat One of the most important 'real in the window nf Mr. Mel.uulin Seminole County hi in reality I* o f h o p e f o r you.’ liberty stricken indeed would he the jewelry store. # * rs. Vocal solos, duets and qus\r.s ta te deals in Sanford for many, -irt about fuO.OUO in Uic present of * hard study and , mind which received- no cnnlrihu- “ > £uve a . harming variety to one month;* w.is closed this week "hen Kirs,! V f'w W airh ilimn««n ln-ri v J . o a n D r i v e i- most attractive programs'ever approaching a day turn from the world of thmivr i Geo I' Washburn of Boston. Mass, W h i l e it is u n d e r s t o o d t h a t thi iited during Commencement t-orrhas*1 !'.<• T J Miller corner lependence and « lIV. Our Emotional ‘''U. h j o y . Hut I want tlur happiness is likewise •«•*»■• ha n k s h a v e agf«-< *1 »-• n»»k.* u p th* hirst str-,1 and Park .ivcniie, th" ,carl’s a very solemn ! dent upon other people W'• are * - ,1. l ul l 'll IS III- c u r n e s t d e s i r e of t i l ­ truiisn* llii-i licit .- made I '.ru-iglr^.ll Third I’rizi IhainoiKl ring -r . that C •: - i t '" Ml'' f • •' 'd« With vou n .'o H is c a l * r e t or.............. - ,. r I '- n e .- l l * -* ....... • Dull - . f this •it. popular, their selection* a happy broach. |,f,.Max the c n urea must he s h a r e d or mu. h of the,r from the banU This is .me of the- beat businc, * Winners will be anmninci-d the thought that added much to an „r ..real debt to the value is lost If you would know aM,| Hint the bui locutions in Sanford being on one >f la-t exciung of the.Spring Festival. evening uf* real pleasure. tod-.v and the Cod how greatly we are dependent upon Mo mhscrdie an tut* busiest corners in the city, it May 22nd. al*«hich time the Qmfen The quartets with Mr*. A. • M . , forth with a true others for happiness, imagine you r-abo ve our quota was built hp Mr. .Miller twenty-one Philips,' Mrs. J. E. Terwilligcr, Mrs. of the May and her |«(o bridesmaids I self under the “ Silent Treatment . 'From present years ago ami has been occupied by Geo. Fox. Jr. and Mra. Frank Wood- ■ among men. so that wherever you 1the country tlu shalTbe rrowlied. hint ever since hy his ufidcrQiking Yu IT computing tho- quartet wen* ■e said in portou W(>ri, , 0 completely ignored j unless some stre Each contestant |will be started greatly enjoyed, the la*t. "D rea m ­ and furniture business. ' th unto hiins'-lf. we •ttn a pn»t. Those who have enilrffetl! forth In the hi with one hundred xlitcs. Watch the ing” being -especially beautiful. T h e y i the whole world. |jjat «l«atli is preferable to it. j drive. Some « Mr. -Washburn purchased the prop Herald for heightem'd interest in the were aldy supported by Mr*. D. L. h a brief survey of y pjur |)(.ht to God erty ns an investment, lie intends list next week. 'i Thrasher, one of Sanford’s best mu­ hat great debt. * Ultimately of course to build a moBern buajneaa buildilPt Mary FMiiabeth rulcston sician*. on the lot in the futurh but liot im­ zed Society. * • debt is to God. .For •Camilla ^Pul^tun Mrs. A. M. Philips, soprano solo­ mediately. J l e lx a prominent times a man lived j Kjft ami every perfect ... Oliye Newman ist was in fine voice and sang de­ financier of his nati'a* city and is vine nnd fig tree and >above '.Aid coim’th do Sarah Johnston , lightfully. "Th e Sunlight" was bril­ *asure independent of Father of lights............ Mary Fu-lds liantly rendered. "The Robbins There was little com-j ri.nder unto the Lord Margaret Cowan Sana- In the Apple Tree” and tho h—man provided his •benefits?" Dhi1«Ji^ml.‘ ’ encore number, "U arlln " wo* renHut ns society a d -1 Now. a meditation upon these L c j^ W lle Ilugan v* dcred with much feeling and a plainhings will itppis*>* us that we are as Mary Helen Morse * ■ li v e aweetnes* that was very appeal­ lependont upon others for cveryDorothy Ray hing that makes life worth while as ing. She was accompanied hy Mlaa Emily Grillip in infant. .And remember this, the Alma Ilfount, a talented young pu­ Presbyterian Church Georgia Mobley lay of autocracy is gone. No man pil of the Junior Class High. Mra. •Sunday will be Mother's Day and Rebecca Steveha lias a right to receive from the world appropriate service* will lie held nt Philip* i* a vocal pupil of Mra. J u ­ Irmn Smith . its service and give no service ia re­ the morning hour at 11:45. Come lius Takach and is a great favorite vrlmi Shipp turn. We are in a new day of de­ to church in honor of Mother. in music circle*. Margaret Miller made immediately they will not In?1 mocracy. whose kind gave us Uie Mr. Mallory* Horne, Jr., tenor Also at that hour Mr. *D. I*. ■ Sarah Evelyn William*. example, "Even ns the Son of Man Thrasher will be installed nn elder delayed . more than u year or m on soloist has made n notable reputaand ure certain to come. They will came not to.be ministered unto, but tation during hia short »tay in S a n and Messrs. C. B. Henry, W. M. be a valuable improvement to the Pipe Organ Club to* minister." -.The standard of MVKinnon and J . M. Neely will be ford for hl» splendid vo\co. U » pos­ ' The P i p e - Organ Clpb met with sesses a dramatic tenor of excellent greatness in the ni*w day will be ser­ ordained nnd installed deacons. This vice. I want to impress this upon will be an interesting and impressive Mrs. Ilenry Peabody on Monday quality, power and flexibility, muWho Will be (Jue^n uf the May? you. that If any go out into the service, and it is desired thnt every Thu afternoon V i s spent pleasantly aical and bosutiful. Mr. very fntonso interest will b e centered in sewing tdr our Xmas bazaar, after Horne's interpretations were notably world with the chief thing being to member of the church especially be Upon this feature of the Spring Fc-u- which delightdul refreshments were lino and his numbers heartily re­ get all you can for ns little ns you present. tival. Queen of the May Contest, served enn elve. you will be a leach upon Those present were Mrs. J. ceived and called for repeated epIn addition to the election of these children filled with enthusiasm and B. Lawson, Mrs. jtobt. Roawe. Miss rendition of "Flanders'Field," to th e new officers last Sunday, the church zeal will be teeming with excitement raised the salary of the pastor to G.Indy* Bryan, Mrs. Forrest Gatchcl; musical setting c( Hergen was a until the end of the contest. $200 per month and manse. Bryan, Mrs. Ernest masterpiece thnt held a rapt a tte n ­ The May Pole Dance pictures to Mrs. Leslie tion. ■ • t us happy faced children dancing Bctta, Mr*. Kent Uossetter, Mr*. C. Mr*. Austin C. Williams came up Mra. Madge Wwrd Dew, who la a frl. Edge, Mra. T-aylor and Mrs. from Tampa last Sunday morning to. most artistic accompanist added • • • Jack Adams. attend the Commencement exercises greatly to the finish of Mr. Horne** Mra. Forrest Gatchcl will enter­ selections. in Sanford this week and is being * * ' * royally entertained by her many tain* the club on next Monday nt * Especially delightful wa$ the vocal friends. Mrs. Williams is the'guest 4:30. All members are Invited to duet of Mra. Philips and Mr. Horne. of her brother and sister,-M r. apd (Continued on page 6) Mrs. Calvin M. Williams. . I �President REV. GEORGE M. WARD, D. D., '. Winter Park, Florida ROY GREENE will be back from the Navy to take charge of Y . M . C. A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, Ambitious Young Men and Women, and those who may be older or younger: • . work and athletics THERE is a stirring Y . W. C. A and the whole management of the Col ROLLINS OFFERS vou a First Class Liberal Education. lege is Christinn of highest standard. THERE is the College with its splendid, tlwroujjh Courses. • •.• £ ‘ ' • * 1 ‘ ' ' THERE is the Conservatory, its High Record mote than maintained YOUNG PEOPLE: Here is Roilins, w ith,Dr. Ward back again, and at * Winter Park onlv eighteen miles away rone of the most beau­ tiful places in Florida. THERE is the Academy, preparing for College . ■ - .. ■• , . Here is your chancel PLAN for the best for your lives, be leaders . Our country needs vour best help. results THERE is the Business School with three coi . THERE is the School of Applied Arts. W RITE to the Secretary of the College (or cataJ , DO YOU KNOW that regular graduates of the College can obtain • . Teachers’’ S tate Certificates without Examination? . and meet the President, look aipdrra', - the Institution next year., ; r ■. ... ■v THE MEMBERS ofr the faculty stand at the head of their profession. - . / • # CAN MONEY be invested better than for the lives of.priceless young There is no weakness in the corps of .teachers. NEXT YEAR, Hamlin "Garland.-Irving Bachelor, William Allen White, . and other men of letters and affairs will from • time to jime^giye-jectures without added expense to students. Concerts are a feature. - ■ ’ ' ' I up to a high piare in the educatitpal •‘The Church and Education" will »*>rld George Morgan Ward. D. D be the theme for the morning .r. o - - LI- I> a*cepted the unar.imoi}* 'V ■ neetiut. with the v r v i r e o f prayer , h , m - and after t w e l v e y e i r s d f and praise. Meetinc at 11 .oVloek, 1successful presidency of Wells Col- ever are •4 r.-r. z offered rc-?m students i* being A built n e« -The the purpose of true education is Christian character. N O. G irr.er And M i r c ' n j w ^ l l left Today fur B*-a<*h * r r r r ;h^y »U1 .11 .spend some ume. . M-* M a ry E Star! r.?. M r ar.d Mr*. H J S ta rlin g and Mi*«-Br«-nda Morrison m otored over to D a y to r .a Tke C k r.t a a Endeavor meeting* '*** lo RoU' c * ,0 ,h/ , . ... o ■. . place of President french, reigned ha* for it subject. Our Re.ation to \* God through Service." Miss Guasie The biggest meeting the Winter Frank is the leader Meeting at T Park'* Board of Trade ha* known ft < o . i ^ g e At w i n t e r just icetailed a* pres-dent * h o »orr.e year* a go »a- a . >nd Mr* •i W *idm »n . : D a . ‘ i-n * At the Congregational Chur c h » a* field ia*t week in honor of Pres­ ident Ward and the *ir;d">»» rattled with applause » -.*n Mr C o m sto ck ir.trodu-ed n tr. n..-» ! o ar.d will r a v e n e t t year i> fine a f arulty a* '■an be obtained Every pru?r-*.»'»r and teacher i« .killed n r i* iir.e B e t t e r opportur t:--s "than L\ST MENTIONED, first in importance, Rollins stands for character LUMBER, B«*»e*i Sunday where fhey spent the “ day very pleasantly LATHS, SHINGLES PIPE and DRAIN All per eon* de*iring to at­ tend Sooda* »chool will phone No- 19 TOt or 90-J not later tha n '-atorda* noon. Free tran.port alion *7Tt be fnrnl*hed •the in to and from if within a radius of three mile* of ihr Methodi*t church. • « C TAKE urektt bonus luxurv Aqto Accessories are no longer —they are a necessity. We have the Accessories for your . parts for your Ford. WVdr.r«da>* from At ari attended Grand 0{-*-rv ,iri m Auaaita T u o d a , . a !.-re sly s rin t a wick with h e r1 two son.*. GETTING D O W S TO GASES Hgwking and Wa t*'r and also atDid yau eve- stop to fifcafv out howl t-rnd^d Grand Opera. much m ofr y o . ‘ have r*»t into ne» aut'> ••■-* ar.d tub** t wat vou — SPECIAL 10 per cent discount on all . for cash. at pah M a r k e t i n g H e -- and tubes Sanford Cycle Co lZ—l Beside* the actual r -1 Pars and-c, •t*. u 'li r 1 Jer.t>!e, think ol t be conturned home Tuesday l - o a A- anPa. tir.ua! ar.ncjyinoo. etc. Often •o*jr » here they attended Gran s upera. vulcaniting 1mproves tir«-s and tube* Mr* Archie Betts motored over t<J * great deal DeLar.d on Monday, laving Mr Sherman Uoyd over there- for treat­ ment. . ’ . Mr. and Mrs. S’ , fl. Garner. Mr. Sanford, Florid* iivat* burying them • Mt P!ea*ant. Iowa. *r.te* menced feeding my herd < holding hand* ' witn t* • bpr-nK, 100 hogs B. A. Thomi*' H u ! , d.'ti i you Y *. i u w h o der over two month.* ago heard of a {-rand froiic witno-st were sick and * off feed, having the young fo.ks in it. o t - ii c herds had cholera. I did Dont’ forget? Grand Minstrel • one—they are well and .Tr<,n ^how at the Spring Festival, Ninth Merchants Grocery C>*.. Street Park. May 20. 21 and 22nd. All home talent, no outside workers. The War is Over and the World is Now Earnestly Striving to Establish a Permanent Peace, to that end It Becomes the Duty of every Man to look well to his citizenship. . N othing promotes peace and good wiD between man and man more sorely than thrift and industry, a determined effort on lie ' part of Every Individual to do his bet for the common good. 1Good citizenship now demands a broad and progressive spirit, a willingness to promote every worthy object; hence what in all the world is more productive to the common good of all than good roads. They develope the section traversed and thereby * 1increase the value of lands. They bring the rural sections in close touch with churches and schools and uphft humanity; they lessen the cost ot transportation and reduce the cost of living; they attract the newcomer and increase the population, and on the whole they Eft the world to a higher standard of civilization. * Let Every Qualified Elector in Seminole County do his duty on May 13st and VOTE FOR THE SEMINOLE NEW BOND ISSUE. * �PAGE TWO of Bar Soap! N O— decidedly no, when GRANDMA is around. No bar soap lying in vraterwrastingaway. Nochipping, slicing or shaving oil more than you need. Git AN DMA If a wonderful snap—and ft b PowJtr*<i, That's the big secret. You Just measure out what you need, no more. Sprinkle it In this tub snd presto—just Ilk* magic, millions of glorious, cleansing suds In an inslant. Then, the whitest, cleanest, freshest clothes that ever bung oo a wash line. Try this Powdered Soap Today! Grandma’s Powdered Soap Saves T IM E —Saves W O R K —Saves SO A P - Your Grocer Has It! C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S FRO M COR'R E S PO N D EN T S-EV EN T S O F SEM IN OLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR T H E HERALD crops are doing tine now of green beans and.cukes are uii Lhe move now. ago was. much appreciated li> every to be and found it the name, fro-left. He is at work with Mr. Salford in Sanford.' N. A. Orockwoy and C. S. Flow­ ers were on a campion trip Saturday and spent a pleasant night in the woods with the mosquitoes. J . K. Iloyd has the- finest garden hore. He says he will soon have to­ matoes'ready for the market. The yo^jng people mef at W. C. Holiday's Sunday afternoon to prac­ tice some songs for church. •» < J. K. floydi Frank Hush and Have Iloyd s p en t'an afternoon on the Wekiwa. river fishing last week and brought hack all the tish they could , carry. Every one is having good luck fishing now. Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Dinkel were in Orlando on Friday. The Longwood hotel is closed for the season and Mr. and Mrs. LeMay left Sunday for their home at Tarpon Springs. Ollen Pomeroy has received his discharge after serving three years in the service’ of Uncle Sam. Ollen deserves honorable mention as he has returned with a r\de. Miss Alice Halley was shopping in Sanford on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. Kntzminger spent Tuesday in Sanford. M rs.-S atch er and Miss Marguerite Allen were shopping in Orlando, on Wednesday. Harry Phipps of F t. Myers ijjria* iting his>mother, Mrs. J . E. Phipps, who has made an iyjeal camp on Greenwood Lake. Miles Hist line, recently discharged from the service (nnd loaded a! Par­ is, S. C., is visiting his b ro th er'J- A*. Histline. * Mr. and Mrs.. McDaniels of Oak* taTVd"spent tfi¥ week end the guest of Mrs. Nettle Hardaway. Death has again claimed one of our old settlers, Mrs. E. W. Drfggers. who has been ill for some time and passed away into the "Great be­ yond’" April 25th. 'S h e leaves two sons to mourn her loss, Ed Driggers, of Wagner and Jasper Driggers who enlisted nearly two years ago and is still "ox r seas. It will be a sad home coming for Jasper as his father died in December, 1918. The many friends extend their hearth IT \vtn- I he Picnic . * S war is over. Now for a good * • ““Vu. Supply Your Want Everything good for the Picnic Lunches Pimentos, , Pimento Cheese, Kraft C’heea Pickles, Olives, Cherries, Pineapples, pear PHONE 16G LEESBURG, FLORIDA Baskets Leave of the Methodist and Baptist churches'combined will bt> held^at the Lake Harney picnic grounds and a "big" time, is expected as u^ual. J . II. Huddleston spent last .Tues­ day in ^riford. Lust * Wednesday evening at Sthe Tiom?~oT Frol.* J\ M. Chaffer -4he " B e d s" ol Mrs. Pattishnll's Hun’day school class intertmined the" "G reens" of same, class. A lively conttest having endc^l at that time in which the losing side was to entertain, the captains being. "Greens’* Miss Kate Flynt: "Reds" MisflMlelen- Moran. Th iThouse was decorated with [low­ ers i}nd ferns, and cake anil fruit The dipping is still in progress hut but i t is lolsJWif trouble to the busy . F I'S AI, A AND G ttA PE V II.U :. W e'are pleased to note that Miss Mrs. J. E. Vaughn is on the sick men who nr£ working every day. list-.* Hope xfo* will sooh-be-all eight Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee were Margaret •Ericsiyi graduate.- •^mm again. * callers ;u Mrs. J. E. 'Vaughn's Sun­ the eighth grade this week. Mr and Mrs, Jesse Lee have anLittle Clifford King, the little day afternoon. 9 grandson of Mr and Mr- Robinson Mrs W m Robinson. \Jrs Gulp n"lher make of car now, a ' \e pas­ has been very sick (or several days and .Mrs, Thompson of t h e ’l'ity were senger < hevelet. Dr T olar wa* called to him and he visiting ni Mrs Robinson'* ibis Mrs. Andrew Iterteison ••turned and punch was served as refresh­ is improving fa-i ments A very pleasant evening was M •* M N t ’rdp ttr.d MvV sp e n t. Monday Return Tuesday Thursday Saturday Tuesday Phone 4 3 , Sanford, Florida ’ ---* SPECIALS 9 (Celery Bleaching Paper Cypress Lumber . Mr. Frank Jones left last Tuesday for Augusta, Ga . where he expects to spend the summer with relatives. •Mr. and Mrs. Harry-Q uigg and children of Daytona -pent the week end with Mr. pn<l Mrs. J. V Wicks . John Lew of Jacksonville was a visitor, at 11 H. P a ttish a ll’s and Audrey M oran’s ias! Wednes- Thursday SEED S . lean. Sweetcorn, Pepper, Tomalu, Cucumber. • • ’ INSECTICIDES Blueslone. Arsenate Lead, Paris (•reen, Lime-Sulphur. * C rate M a te ria l, N ails. CHASE , & CO. - SANFORD, FLA. Rev and -Mrs, Win S ’ oio s are spending iw u w e*ts a' t ki l o a t h . Miss Virginia Wright and little, sisters. Klicahe.Ui and \r”, ,:ar w hi Were opi rait d up. u^for Trireh mn Saturday are improving rapid!v and ANNO U NCEM ENT! v as, 11. ( 1 Hum fin’ n Inn/ th f j Hal C u m [Ml tl[ f< ir'H nrnri =*n .1mi* 13 th in t o t h e M e t t h ig e r Store iim l T u esday o n F i r s t S t r u t, a c r o s s f r o m t h e L y r i c Theatre BU SIN ESS CA RD S \ I urn runt' n nnnh '<in] t h i s s tu n ctiul in H lni<> il h rst j <t .. - ’!!'■< J c la s s >t/i-tn - iut, tiru ccn j. /U It S. j t;nur f rVotVJ’ie.v il'hi II {hut ' ■(.■/i buy 1 a in i t i i i C ' ' 'ill k i n d s a t Mrs ll G Smith spwM V. e d m s day in Snrfurd. SCHELLE MAINES Mr Bi.rni itt f .M a .- ,r i i- h a d ­ ing paiinetto boots a* Moore’s S t a ­ L A U* Y E R * Mrs. C. Brahnon spent Su n ­ tion-cut on lee C a m e r c i'* propertj day in Plant City. Mr. Burnette expects to load forty Everyone is cordially invited to L ittle M's- W inona W o l f e of \\ i l d car* of boots at Chuluvla cut on church services Sunday, as Rev. FLORIDA alien will till his appointment at that wo,'d w vi*ii ng Mrs. C. A. Uranium. Bruce Anderson sp»n’ Monday in he item a pout (I C. Chamber- > me. THOM VS K.X|Mi l WILStIN Orlando. ' celery your correspondent, got Fred White was in Wekiwa Tues­ E. II.Hl.t SOS HOt SIIo U t .B up -ir. i~st week's issue There day. . He claims he just came out to t lenient Hall has opened a lunch ■ 41 solid ur< cut from fifteen see if Wekiwa was just lik e .il used (Continued on Page 3) acre- Sanford Telephone 291 Office H rs : * ,f 1 0 1 2 a m & 2 *4 p.m h .L , L s » V .u ° 4 |Kdi,th Sh u m an have returned raibaad ticket i ICi m ia baiidisf. e*a> their home in Connecticut. Ml . Hr»« d o . II IJ.55. R< • M t. E. to * »** Mrs. Paul Hardaway and her two. ss* attractive little daughters who have been spending tl\c winter with Mrs’ Nettie Hardaway left Monday for her home near Providence. R. I. WAVERLY HOTEL JA rk s o sx iL L E ru iB iii *»'>• * I t t r ill s a u «• y o u m o n e y to c a l l a n d s e e Us. ■4k P h on e me you r ord ers - P h o n e 22 l . rmlj I i n f i i M>. r i . i l . i . tlrr I* rarh ' h r S l« * l. II lad wf.t l. livable e».< balk t i es tad Majl. IT. |« It *»»u> p x s i t ss i* sii. 11 10 « u .- ' Mr ar.d Mrs U Kamsev and M-s Thursday for their chester. Tenn J Coon. Mrs Harrison left home in Win­ Mrs. J S. Dinkie returned hone from Jacksonville -on Wednesday after spending a pleasant wx-ek with her daughter, Mrs. H. R. Chapman. NEW ST . JA M ES HOTEL Jacksonville. Florida Miss Berta Langen bach of Or­ lando was the gqest of Mrs. J . N. Searcy for a few days last week. , Hot and Cold Running W J . T. McGahey of Rollins College Every Room —Steam I SPECIAL RATES FOR APRIL spent the week end at home. Ia b*sf| ml i b t s t i r ssd .Aisle A A den* S i i h U AUTO TIR ES We carry the most complete stock and the five most selert lines handled in the county. Tires we sell are * postivcly guaranteed. Atlantic Hotel 11*1 * - t # th e s a w t f o r le s s m o n e y . THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MO T O R C A R S Office 309 Park Avenue £ .• ru t-'u itah h Florida Dr. C, J . Marshall ah II h i] jirli] mur'i in F an cy TUBES, GASOLINE, M O BII.OILS. GREASES COM PLETE STOCK o f ALTO ACCESSORIES. WHITE S T R IP E LEATHER FABRIC T l R r r o v p p J IM MEDIATE S E R V I C E —YOU DONT HAVE TO W A I T —T H E R E ’ S A MAN AT T H E C U R B TO S E R V E YOU Phone 16 Phone diMriel r - - HIC On S E M IN O L E =i=-£ t P H BANK H r h *■ m r* _ ^A^ i ANNEX ON r^ MAGNOLIA AVENUE i» 1 �"A Feed For Every Need” B u ild * LARGE Fram es EASY Groceries, Fertilizer, -Crates of all kinds, carloads a specialty, Auto Tires,.Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants. * TO PEED (Continued from page .2 ) and cool drink stand in. the bjlck building next to the 0 . P. Swope Land Co.’s office. For the present Mr. Hall keeps his store open only on Saturdays and a part of Sundays, but judging by the first week’s busi­ ness the place will Soon become the “ Hall of Fame" and. be operated through the week.’ M rs.. Lee .Wheeler and... Mrs. S. McBride visited Orlando Monday. II. F. Wheeler spent several days this week in Lakeland. Mr. 'and Mrs. L. O. ’White and little son, Elton left Friday ^for St. Louis where Mr. White will attend the 0 . R. C.-convention to which ho is a delegate. From St. ’Louis they will visit Chicngo and Detroit, being away about five or six weeks. 0 . P. Swope and S. Nelson at­ tended the State Horticultural So­ ciety meeting In Orlando Wednes­ day.- Mr. T. L. Mead.also attended their meeting, carrying with him rome of the henutiful amaryllis spec­ imens. M rs.. Lizzie West is visiting her son, C. L. West at Lake Charm. Mrs. West has many friends in Oveido who extend her a hearty' welcome. A large crow-il of Oviedo people attended the Sanford-Oviedo. hall game in Snnfnrd Thursday. Mrs J. II. Jones an'd Mrs. O. 0Wolcott a re . attending the U. D. 'C. meeting in Jacksonville this week. LAKE MARY Knuiry Murtln' arrived home last Thursday from Fort Meudb . to (pt-nd a while with his family. Mrs. W. T. Hufnptircy and Mrs. M. E. Smith of Clyde were business yydtors here last Friday. Mr Fred Sjohlom nnd family con-i-ting of Mrs. Fagan, Mrs. Albert Sawyer, Miss Julia Sjohlom and TW ICE PROVEN 1f you suffer backache, sleeidpsa nights, fired, dull days anu distressing urinary disorders, don't experiment. Read this twice told testimony. It's .Sanford evi­ dence—doubly proven. Mrs. R. Z.. Murphy, tOfi I-aurel Ave., Sanford, says: " I used Doan's Kidney Fills a short time ago and 1 am now quite fris- from any lameness ncross the small "f my back or kidney weakness. I suf­ fer*-'! terribly from this trouble before I used Doan's Kidney Hills, which I got at Rower's Drug Store. Doan's gave Inc relief from the first. 1 have used three boxes and they heljatl me so much I gladly recommend them" (Statement given May 21, 1914.)* On March 19 1918 Mrs Murphy-said: "I haven't had the slightest need for Doan's Kidney Pills since tl endorsed them in 1914. I consider tuyself cured and give Doart's credit for my cure.” tide, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn <'<*., Mfgrs,, Buffalo, N. Y. iVo nrfdirt lo change tewsim ART MODEL Miss Eva Muhin motored here Sundny from Ormoiul and spent the day with the. Sjohlom family. Rev. G. V. Albertson spent the weelt end here and a t Upsala A Bit of History and n Tribute The announcement of the election of Mr. F . P. Forster to the presi­ dency of the First National Hank calls to mind some interesting his­ tory of the connection of this institution anrTTts management with <he vital ^ interests of Sanford. Mr. Forster's banking experience, from the time he entered the Lyman Bsrtk ...a * —toller- and bookkeeper in 1883 to bis entrance ns cashier into the First National Bank in 1887, and up to this present time covers a space of 3G years, and was not a quiet sail over a placid sea. As cashier anil later oft ns vice president of the First National he became, of course, the aftive manager, and was thus prominently identified with its atTairs and responsibilities, coming in daily enntnet with its friends and patrons and protecting its interests. A hoard of directors chosen from the ablest business men of the com­ munity supported him, and from the first ail y ere impressed with a sense of 'Security in the First National, and confidence in the ability, square dealing and conservatism of the management was manifest -in the liberal deposits bestowed und reli­ able rouneel often sought. No mart, however, nut so engaged* can qpmprehend or appreciate the weight of responsibility horned by those who carry the. monied inter­ ests of the public in their' grasp. Especially is this true when great disasters ensue, threatening the busi­ ness life of the corpmunity and test­ ing men's faith to the limit. The First National came into existence in t|ie midst of Sanford's (nrnoiis Yellow Fever alarms, which com­ prised the years of INMli, 'H7 and "HM. These alarms, though false, resulted in quarantines against the world, when not even freight trains were allowed to enter Orange county, and the losses entailed on the community and surrounding country amounted to millions of dollars. Sanfprd was left in- a state of ter' ror year in ami year nut for three years: the little city*staggered, busi­ ness houses fuiled, mnfty ’ pbrsonS moved away, and, of course, bank deposits fell nil alarmingly Bill the First National, with the Keun fore sight of, its aide management steed in place.firmly and later helped the damaged public to recover. —and you won’t mistake a peacock for n night­ ingale or an ordinary talking machine for a jeweled Bathe. Listen to the l’alhe with the Sapphire Ball and all-wood vi­ olin tone chamber. You hear every note—every word clear­ ly, distinctly, no scratching metallic sounds. You cannot help being impressed1 with the Pathe superiority in tone when you buy with your tars. Your eyes will sec the tiny (hand-polished) Sapphire Ball gliding smoothly round and round without'wearing or cut­ ting the groove. Sec it rubbed across the record —children often do this—-with­ out hurting It. And remember no needles to change. Even if you buy with your eyes —you will see many advantag­ es in the Pnthc Instrument not found in the ordinary talking machine. . * t Come to our store and hear the tone of an instrument as clear as the sOng of a nightingale. In a cabinet ns big and beautiful M a Peacock. The Pathe Plays all Makes of R ecords •When You Want Anything'Just Phone 181 A HPIPC! v A C* A T F l i-iU L l i A was ready for the onset, which was not long in coming, for 1895 arrived with its awful freeze of the orange groves of Florida and millions of Sorlal Department boxes of oranges in one night and As a rule the Social Department was followed in 1897 by nnothrr freeze which seemed destined to des­ have their meetings Tuesday after­ troy what was left front the wreck noon hut last week the precedent of two year's before. Banks are of was altered to Tuesday evening thus course expected and intended to ex­ insuring a hearty good time for a tend reasonable financial aid to their larger-number, seventeen couples at communities in times of distress, und tending).' when there are several to divide the Cards and dancing 'were both en­ burden the task may lie easy. But joyed. At bridge -Mrs. H. H. Horen it may be remembered that much qf was recTpcnt of first prize and Mr. the time of bunk failures and other Ball receiving men’s prize. Mrs. public disasters recounted, the First Walter.Morgan was ^hostess for the National Bank of Sanford .stood al­ evoning. Mrs. E. M7 Galloway nnd most or quite alone irv proximity to -Mra^ tlocrgo-Fox^so/vIng-iee this community, and however heavy and cake. the demands upon Its resources had Club Members Attention been, those arising from the last two The monthly business meeting bf mentioned catnslrophics were greater the General Club will be. held Wed­ Still, but wCre met with charaeteris- nesday afternoon 3:30 at the club rooms. This rponns every member in her place. Come! •. Other Flours may promise much, but S U P E R L A T IV E S E L F R I S p f c FLOUR " Ke e p s t h e t a it h Itftives you LIGHTNESS**W H ITEN ESS nnd P U R IT Y combined with RICH N U TRIM EN T and P ER FE C T LEA V EN IN G . ■ WIGHTVGROCERY Qd.» Sanfor^i, Fla .\\\\\\\\\V Auto Accessories are. no longer a luxury -“ they are a necessity. We have the Accessories for your car, and . parts for your Ford. Sp e c i a l 10 per cent discount on all tires and tubes for cash. Sanford Cycle Co I'honr 211 -W Kulley’s Kill to Pul Bntnxed Land on the Tax Lists (Ini' of the best measures so far passed by tin* senate is a bill intro­ duced by Senator Holley to produce more revenue. Millions of acres of Intel throughout the state Ate un­ productive. Taxes on millions of acres were unpaid by their owners at n time when the larpis were not bringing* returns. These taxes have accumulated - for years. Added to the cost of the land, the price is pro­ hibitive, no one will buy them with all I lie back taxes on them And so they he mi the hands of the state, ami bring in no revenue li has long been a problem what to do with these lands. The big question before the legislature is to provide money to pay the expense of running tlie government. Dr. Htillcy brought in his plan tii increase in­ come by making all the land prm dure. There are buyers waiting in every county to take up these lands Hot tin* buck taxes arc in the way •Dus bill provides that all tax cer­ tificates held \)y the state prior to 11*15 may he redeemed by payment of their luce vulue, file accumulated interest being wiped out. There nre millions of dollnnf worth of these tax certificates now held by thi^ state. * The bill will bring into the murket ready purchasers, ami add millions of dollars to the state in­ come. The committee on finnnee and taxwtiop accepted the bill ns the best measure ever proposed dealing with the vexed question of the redemp­ tion or tax certificates. The bill, if it goes through the house will permit of the redemption of these certificates at any time in the future. It does nut affect tax certificates held by Individuals. Hut all land that has reverted to the state for non payment of taxes will now pass out agnin into the hands of owners who will be subject at once to taxes on it. It is regarded as one of the most constructive pieces of legis­ lation so far proposed. A little girl win* ulwnys has her enrs open for the conversation of her el­ ders. heard her grandmother diagnos­ ing n ruse of the hives. •Later this little girl mil Iced a red spot on her imi. She ran to her grandmother, ex­ claiming:- “Oh, grandma, see, I have Uie heaves, too." TOO will find Mrs. W. B. Watson gave a full And complete report as ehniriqan of civics, tins including Arbor Day planting, starting of Victory Itouie\arik Orphans Christmas Matinee and contributions toward Owen Lovejoy, (Kill. See'y National Child Labor committee. Literature Dept.'s Meeting ~Wednesday, April 23rd an interest­ ing pieeting of the Literature De­ partment was held. Mrs. L. 11 I'billps, chairman, presided. The [program was given over entirely to that all important question of the r.’ ■"instruction period. "Our Schools " A worth 'while article on the "War and Secondary Education," taken from the Michigan Alumnus was read by Mrs. G. L. Maria, tjuoted in part: • " I t dues not require a gifted mind," says Dean Coffman, “ to dis­ cover lhaj schools will never again be what they have been." Trans­ formations ure being made in resjiect to aims, organization, subject matter, intemul administration, gov­ ernment and methods." This quotation is not only applic­ able in England but in- just os ap­ propriate for American schools. To perfect itself is the new task which is before, civilization toduy, and to accomplish the task the public schools as u unit must be dedicated. This task involves new standards of life values, new ideals of human intercourse, n fine spirit of social co­ operation, und n broader, kindlier spirit between class and class and man nnd man—all Ibis together with an enhanced efficiency and im­ provement In agricultural, industrial, domestic and commercial activities. Th is will in turn perfoot domucraiy. In conclusion, " B y the cataclysm of this great war, the forces of indus­ trial atid social life, the intellectual activities anil spiritual emotions liavo been stirred to their uttermost limits. Before, we skated on the surfurea of things; now we, are look­ ing into their illimitphle depths. Bounded Like That. J . D . DAVISON , M a n a g e r TH EY C A R m rEV ER YTH IN G 29! West First Street l J li vy Dorothy’s mother was getting her to •spent the Lord's prayer, and all went veil until nenr the end, "And deliver is from evil," said her mother. "And lellver us from measles," Repeated Oorothy.—Borton Transcript • B ure S ign , . " Bald the bead barber (all barbers being head ones, strictly speaking), “I can always tell a man who Is used to ihavlng himself by the way he tries to putf out his cheeks In ticklish places." a ll th re e in th e flavors sealed packages— but look fo r the name W R B G IE Y 5 because It is your protection against In fe rio r Im itations. Just as the sealed package Is protec­ t i o n a g a in s t im ­ purity. SEALED TIGHT KEPT RtGHT The Flavor Lasts! Y. J U IC Y •*- yJIIIHIII f r u i t ! C I I I VS I XiCi f . U M On Flour, Gram and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates �nounced th at the doctrine w u an American policy. Now that the peace conference in ParU acorns will* Ing to accept It, world opposition will cease and no foreign power can extend its authority, without trouble to any part of the American conti­ nents. So Saya Saunterer. •No matter where I chance to land * As through the world 1 stray, I'm right here to take my stand For the good old Dixie Way. In far off countries things are done In different style—but say — I can't forget, for I ’ve been won T o the good old Dixie way. East and West and North will tell You thus and so is the proper way Anri of course they’re meaning well But gimme the Dixit?'way \ While there is so much being said and done about the "M o n roe Doctrine" it might be interesting to note just why, when and where it arose. Mose~. Folsom says the socalled -doctrine was announced by President Janies Monroe in i.;s enth annual message Dec. 2nd, 1823. as* f of lows: ‘'W ith the frXUtW-Cot-owes ppricpendcncfes of any European power we have not interfered, and shall not interfere. But with the governments who have declared their independence and maintained it, anti whose independence, we h av»,.-o e great consideration and on just principles, acknowledged, we could not view any interposition for the purpose of oppressing them, or con* troling them, in any manner, their destiny, try any European power, in any other light than a» the m anifes­ tation of an unfriendly disposition toward the United States. . ’In the war between these new governments and Spain we declared.,our neutral­ ity nt the time of their recognition, and to this we have adhered, nnd shall continue to adhere, provided no change shall occur, which in the a complete system ol good roads or ore we not. The only way this question can be answered is at the polls o n . the 13th of this month-— next\Tuesday, when the people of Seminole county will have the privi­ lege of going to the polls and ex­ pressing their conviction as to bonds for good roads. To have good rotdi horids must be voted. Good roads bring one another closer together, they make transportation much eas­ ier and cheaper. Good roads are the best asset a city or a county or a state can have, and with the pro­ posed loops Seminole county will be world famed within a few years for Its excellent drives, and magnificent roadways. Good roads •will show that the people are considerate of the man who does not happen to Hvo in town— they show that he may have some of the comforts of a city without living within the limits of one, on the other hand the same people-arc -considerate- of—the—man that does happen to live in .town and S-O-M-E Goodies! — the kind that rn-e-D j in your A* mouth a i fl uffy, tC’r t d c r ^ ^ , cakes, biscuits and doughnuts that just keep you hanging ‘round the pantry— all- made with the taint, purest, most economical kind. Try it—drive away bake-day fe iIttraa 9 failures.Yon tare when roo boy You aave when vou use ‘h ig h e s t H r. Robert J . Holly, editor of th f Sanford -(Florida) Herald, is iij Chfrieston, being here as a Y. Mi C. A. transport secretary on board the Martha Washington, which reached the Port Terminal Sunday Before loading, the car should be morning. thoroughly cleaned and ‘ provided Mrrf Holly declares that he was with' bedding of dry straw. The sides of the car should be dined with amazed* at the splendidness of Charles soma heavy paper and care should ton harbor. He said that he had be taken to see that tho ventilators heard of Charleston as a genuine deep-water port, but that he was not •re-opened. prepared to find so magnificent a Stem treatment is a most impor­ land locked harbor. tant practice in preventing decay In Charleston, Mr. Holly said, ought shipment. As the melons are loaded the stems should be ve-ctit, leaving to move forward 'hteadily, now that about an inch attached to the fruit. the impotqs has been given. Up­ A disinfectant paste is immediately building of this port, he said, will, in applied to the freshly cut stems with his judgment bring large .benefits to a small brush. Care should be tnken other cities along the South Atlantic to keep from smearing the fruits coast Feeling that he ought to do some­ For more detailed information thing in active service for the men concerning this disease, see Farmers who were defending the Stars and Bulletin 821, "Poster on Water­ Stripes overseas, Mr. Holly arrahged to take a leave of absence from the melon Stem-End Rqt." Sanford Herald and enter the Y. M. G. D. Tucker and M. L. Benn of the Bureau of Plant Industry. Wash­ C. A. « secretarial service. ington, nre in the state directing - Ile w jjd that his duties aboard.the control operations of this* nnd other Martha Washington were very diseases, nnd interested growers may pleasant and that he has striven to secure the services these men by let the returning soldiers know* that addressing them, Agricultural .Ex­ the Red Triangle ia t h e l r particular periment StatTonrGainesvilie. friend. LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE we take uneimr V U LC A N IZ IN G TO BK D O N E R IG H T must be done by experienced understand thoroughly the vulcanizing a tire prop* stake, our reputation on e we repair and every job out makes a* friend for us. anlee satisfaction and our means something as any of torners will tell you. We sc tire work on that basis. . : -** r -M bonds at tar 1 „ . 71 JJ*1 PHONE 1 Oak and 3r<kSt Sanford, Floridt town and is forced to make the frip each^dfty— also ’when it is necessary for the farmer to deliver produce to the market or the merchants to de­ liver stores to the farmer the roads will be there. 1 could, go on for a day and enumerate the various bene­ fits n( the good roads but suffice it to say tlutt the good roads will help everybody. Vote for bonds. ' 1 don't know whether it will do any good to 'talk about them or not, hut if there is anyone here who has not had his little outing with the present dav "Wash L a d v " 'I e t him judgment in tin- compiler:! a u th o ri­ ties of t:.i» government shu'l n u k e a corresponding chang*- on the part of the l niu-d St at os indispen.-iahie to their ceijrlty." Tin Doctrine w,o reecti. J a it! widely different views, but France was tht- only one' that suggest,.,i that it in opposed bV 1.ti­ ro pean powers. Tile Doctrine was net favorable in tins country until the time of Folk who spoke rn favor of it. Grant then took it up wit-h reg rd to the occupancy of Mexico by French troops, who supported M wximiilian yis Kmj.-ror GrnT.t uenl an army under General M e r ­ man in the Mexican border. Th e French troops were with drawn and Maxi milium was shot to death by the Mexicans Cleveland gave the doctrine another boost when he noti­ fied Great Ilritian to order her battleships away from Venezuela. Roosevelt extended the interpreta­ tion. The American delegates to the Hague conference in Ih99 an_ lally the slashing fruits th at often occurs when cutting them from the Tine. When : harvest!tict melons i should b e ‘cut with as long-stems as possible, and they-should be loaded within a few hours after cutting. dole county is prosperity ns More building g on and will he going on in a few days than ever |before. There are now twelve large forces clearing lands (or <rop* and if one should ipi down along the Jesup Drainage District he would have to stop and tjiink for awhile nnd see if ' the noise of the battle front had not been transferred there. Dynamite and all kind of stump persuaders are being used, and then on across the other side of Sanford the same thing is going «>n. then too. out along Oviedo, way they are just getting, started to do some clearing of land although they have been clearing | there for two years or more Now ' just think of that, and then the new Valdez hotel is to he built this sum­ mer. The new court house is now under way. and if the road bonds carry, just look at the force (if men that will put to work—everybody is prosperous, arvd seem to be having a good time. Let the good work go on, don’t a Titan here presume to stop such maghificent workings. There is another item that deserves the credit nnd attention of Sanford and Seminole county and that is the new- Seminole Hotel—that is jujt being - finished .up. and a brighter hostelry cannot be found anywhere in the sta le — that is *'■ good move anil will do its share to make San­ ford come ’ out. The Carnes Hotel also is receiving a good stripping and when it gets its end .changed it will not he nrty slouch of a hotel itself. The prosperity is with us— now don't Watermelon Stem-End ^toi The .loss from sjem-end’ rot last y e a r equalled about 28 0 0 acres from four southeastern states. - This rep­ resents about one-fifth of the entire crop. The watermelon crop of Flor­ id a wa* heavily affectnil. Much of this loss can be avoided by the fol■lowinc precautions, says 11. E. Ste­ vens of the Experiment Station: Field sanitation is an important practice. All rotting melons should be collected in barrels or boxes at least once a week and removed front the fields. Melons should be cart*-' fully handled to avoid ahy possible l y * ruozs £o>o«»wvt' gfrm VS5 §:it: //T Drink Orange P E N an ice cold bottle of this delightful drink today! brim with sparkling, thirst tempting Orange-Crush . Fill your glass to the The glowing goodness sparkling like champagne—will refresh and invigorate you. Healthy as the Orang How delightfully it cools tht* parched palate* Luscious as the due-drenched orange, the sweet, yet tang-like flavor of Orange-CrUsh is infinitely more zestful, more satisfying. blended. No m atter how hot at home or away; morning night you’ll always enjoy Crush. Drink it anywhere often as vou like. Orange-Crush contains the full natural flavor of the orange, plus a carbonated Orange-Crush, piquancy— delightfully I2&L 3m served guaranteed to bring yo ing jo y —always. and skillfullv H W n i i L t-A a 1 V m m w m w We bottle Orange - Crush in strict conformity with the most' rigid sani­ tary requirements and personally guarantee it to.be the perfect family health drink. * • by the Bottle j l^T j rF r , J• Orahge-Crttsh, is obtainable by the jbottle or by the case wherever soft drinks are sold. Buy an ice-cold bottle of Orange-Crush today. Then order a.case’ for the family. Less bv the Case SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SANFORD; v FLORIDA *. ” ' V / 5 �. 4 J. •' r * ■■ . o .. , - M 2 •>_______ - * -- \~l— * ■" - -y_-j~-T - -» #, - ~*i .r *> V:-; WAY 9, 1»1 . ’ rc^vfJ. * Ml —---■. ~ r —■ THE SANFORD . Forget That Spring-Time SANFORD CYCLE Plion<T251-W What is it? How can we he saved from it? This will lie the subject at the Congregational church Sunday evening, eight o’clock. In the morning the topic will he, " T h e Ceaseless Challenge," eleven o'clock! Feeling COMPANY Christian Endeavor topic " T h e Lure ol the World.** seven o’clock, and Sunday .school q u arter of ten. Mr Brower speaks at Upsaln at ■1 p. m - "115 Park Ave. -b WE H A ^ E “ f^ FOUND IT!V DAISY TILE A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water, Chemical , Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Mad(»from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Acid teatii In the construction of its immense arid plants. Our supply is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. , Slock In yards and 25.000 ready for shipment. MAHONEY-W ALKER CO. E== —. ~ii" ^ SANIOUt). H.OI11DA l.-H P A G E F IV E Ships for South America th e ports in Florida, Georgia, North papers in Norfolk was the guest of Carolina and Sgqth Carolina. honor. t Ho spoke at two meetings: ----------------*-----• one for the newspaper editors amt active Victory Loan workers, and Papers Behind Loan one open to the general public. He Atlanta. On.. May S The Vii expressed absolute confidence that tory Loan of the south will hav the American people would put more than ever before the power of through this loan as they have all the press behind it. was assured the others. her by the more than :t00 editors "T lie American who quits now is who came ty Atlanta as the gupsts like a deserter irj the face of the en­ of the distri *l Liberty Loan nrgani emy,’’ (ic said. " T h e soldiers in station. M an. of them made vigor­ France and Germany are sticking to ous addresses pledging renewed ef­ their joli until it is finished. Shall forts to lay f i e importance of tin we who stayed at -home do less?"' lust loan before the peonl*, with a The editors and many chairmen view to b a v in : every citizen join in in the campaign who had put their ? finishing the jo b .” counties over the top were guests at Senator Park Tram m el! js today in receipt of information that the suh committee of th e Shipping Carter Ginas, Secret m y of the Hoard, at a meeting on yesterday Treasury a id pujdislcr of two newslooked with favor upon assigning u number of the government's ships for use in carrying on trade with |South, and Central America* from ■southern ports. Final action will probably b e taken before the end of the week. It will lie recalled that ife l on last Thursday Senators Tram ­ fofem&rwraJ 1 mel!, Simmons of N orth Carolina • S rea m U M fed and Sm ith of South Carolina ap­ axwdiorvCoMoniotd loI peared heforp the Shipping Board ■Send fix -and i rged that fourteen ships he all located for establishing lines from BU N D LE •. . • . Shall We Spend Our Own Money or Shall They? T h a i ’ s l i i c o n r* l>ig q u e s t i o n t l i n l l l i r c i t r u s g r o w e r s o f F l o r i d a a r e r a i l e d o n f o a n s w e r . Shall we, c ilr u s g r o w e r s , s p e n d (or o u rs e lve s a n d families th e m o n e y w h i c h o u r fruit seas f o r in t h e m a r k e t s ? our investm ent a n d ichor, or the y can V / c fruit g i v e r s w in c h a n g e , s» !! i t . t o r m o t e I k m he a l l o w e d t o b e n e f i t t r e m e n d o u s l y at o u r tv t- Ley \ ,»t:l it y h a - pass* .) 11 ,, •- a group of men organised the "M e. >m>nurv and Itiiil- Socn i \ of 11■, expense. M. it •••11-T I 1ur■b ■n \ lie re ii H. liuyte KT'-w M 'relll .1 te \y ; Imu-.ui <t le IMnre than h ye unit etlv. freni u .'.ill t ribu Moll nf seven nrmlri .l to m•Veil And new MM111.ms «»f tl diars a year t lie Sout lic<r 11 Methodist church a lone pr.'l" W|*H III 1le Ilia' inm'li each y ear I I. ruin H 1*\«* >u* ceding j ears will dii her part in raising t his a ’lee n i . * Net ■■ . , ii ni •1 1 1 ip »y1 1 r \1 m a yy url by yya y tie ■.It I.i.i 1uni ef Hie Ii U'elri i| year- o( such Mrs- tig. t>llt Gnd Uls given 11s H e most lilting day. in nil history for Hitch a celetir nlion. No such day has herel efore (tl yyned m a r k e t o u r f r u it s c o o p e r n h v e l y t h r o u g h tlie M o r i d a C i t r i i ' F x through any other c h a n n e l— c o n ­ s u m e r s a n d dealers a r e w iltin g t o . p a y m o r e f o r the a s s u r a n c e o f g o o d quality and square d e a lin g th a t the S c n ld s w e c l b r a n d gives lite m . to w h o m rn o :w e v/e g r o w e r s w h o a r e m e m b e r s . o f t h e F l o r i d a C i t r u s E x c h a n g e k n o w w h e r e a n d c i ! ’* f r u i t is s o l d , w h a t it . sol d I ; r a n d t h e c o s t f s e l l i n g —v a n d receive all the il l . r v " , less l h » t e a ■.oiin!il*‘ i l e d u c t i o n s agree s j u p o n in jie! v a n c c t o c o v e r t h e n o c - i . i " ; e u i i f r t ! \t ! r ai - A ip ! s j i t ' >. u t k . 'fligy Have Made Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars Off the Oranges and Gr27dn.il Thai We Produce-l Anti tlicy ran atfnrc! lo spenrl Iiiikc sunn in persuading us to Id llu :;t keep on pioiiling (iom our labor. Mjjjbly little real money rsm-'d from oilier sources ever Itos been invented in lire truil busi­ ness by the speculative marketing agencies. Practically all of the vasl sums on which they operate and all the enormous amounts ihcydnve made from tiuur transactions came out of our work. lire mon'V wi’h which t’tcy maintain their elaborate organizations, the money they offer to Hoith trSton our crops, lire imnvy they use to buy our fruit on-die trees b fore t’w shipping srai|$nn at prices far below its real value all the W y dial they spend is our money. it \ During the skipping season, just ending, a great many more of wc citrus growers of Ficr1*1. >Ifpjdff than ever before decided that wc had in our nil il was worth and return lo our pockets all that it brought. M. 11 a Il wmmi. a.i> tie.*•iitij;, 1all (nr rile.t tn i f for . i»r y 11i* m larger way Ilian i nn ever known lielore Tlie call is more dislinee and response fuller Now they who have to do with the speculative marketing agencies of the state arc alarmed over tire outlook. They fear that more and more of us will come tu srp the light and insist on doing for our own benefit, that which so long they have done: for their profit and pleasure"— the* market­ ing of our fruit.' ft. The historic celebration ami. the providential libur mark a wonderful cubjunction for us in the history of tlie world. We can never under!nki; tlie things of tlie kingdom of (ind on the sipall baser of the past endeavors. We must m el the world situation in adequate terms of service .and <d gifts And according to our fuit|i will it he (i.» They are ready to spend hundreds of thou­ sands of dollars of the money that they have made on 'or fruit to induce us to let them re­ tain the rnarkc'ing privileges through which they have pPed up these big sums from the product of our grovcst and by the combined possession of which tl ey can pocket still bigger amounts C from the piocceds of our crops. 1 * t L. A. HAKES. Manager Orange County Cilrus Suh-Excliangc * - FLORIDA * * ♦ -s^ C • ..if . 1 a ,1a Spoiling (he Ship (or a Penny’s Worth r of Tar t You know the old sa y ­ ing Don’ t let this bap • pen to our _Shi|i of S ta te . -America- • * • 1 * ir- t 'mi 1 r has it ■ D ■id higher ir» t -e • . s of t h world ! tn 1 . d ■ tod v. A place sec md t<* none amobg the -N'.: >n has come to im a . lace ip the aun eaRiiig upon i s . \ ivricans t i Ii ■ teach ers m iii te.nl At* the tu fnlhii*k i»r ef live pay in. to k eep in t li e lo W orld l iv e a in all jii’u j ill* ,ir** us. \ l. inu^t up ie.yy t i l e e y e s ef uj lt| UP a d e **••111 p l a c r d ecent 'p la ce tilts III f ie i g i t W orld yve Ju ry mti>l put l.n at* ■■•*; » 11m»‘ qili" k »s llen ien th er, .*m l •i (rii r t , r a yy 1,■i’ e Hinif De -leerim * m ere 1 iii'T r e - i,,r> es ei > y .n ir per yvitls t ti . i : m e . a n d I. a ’ j , 1 1e it m lie j > (I i j! ny>yy itu\y a r . D tilt \ mi ricttit our S tu t( > S lop of th e greatest sit'.libg ( ro> |e * r it y v.airi.t has tow ard s Kitiiinl h the known and liiiisU tl i- m a ~ m lil’M r i V'.1> lo o m r TIRES! tt ’l l I BEST IN THE LONG RUN’ (J. Tin- Centenary Movement is fundamental to the right adjustment of international relations. It is nut an accident thal the Centenary comes at this tiitv. He have our un accident that the Centenary conies at tills time. We have our legitimate and worthy place in this larger service for humanity. Un­ born generations will rise up to bless s generation. r- .Marketing Hup! Steve Hoover, Mt. Pleasant, tows, .writes, "ConP men cod feeding m> herd of abouf 100 hogs B. A. Tlie mas’ Hog Pow­ der over two months ago. Fifty Nearby 1 were sick and ofT feed. herds hud e iobra, I did not lose one they arc well and growing fast.' Merchants Grocery C p , Fanferd Flo. ‘ * Gl-Gtc Beats burying them. S ' ■ j: ••.* 'Tl V. The Centenary Movement comes with the message of Jesus Christ for the whole world, which is the only basis upon which we can build with any hope of permanent peace among rnt'n.__ At sitch a time and with such a mission every M eth ­ odist .in the land ought to bring hi* very best in service and in gifts, tht.t we may do our part in this world­ wide task T h e horologue has struck the hour, let die church go forward F ! ORICA CITRUS EXCUANGE, Tampa, Fla. ORLANDO, t 1 l,i would cau se it to bring Shall wc spend the money we earn or shall they? If you want to spend your share of it, join the Florida Cilrus Exchange and you can. Further facts about what the Florida Citrus Exchange has done and will do for its members can be secured by caifinit on. phoning or willing to I :t. Every nation s wide open and 1•udy new i‘ ir t he niesvag . 1 ef .1 . stlh Cbm t A rent l.rv ago tlie . DBM w1 rt- 1ll IHCll ran ks the ability and rapacity to markrt mrr (nut in a manner that ........ I " T h e Historic * entiiri " W c a n d o u r s m a y e n j r y t h e full r e t u r n s f r o m it w o u l d b r i n g if h a n d e d ,’TJ .! l ib e c o m fo r ts a n d pleasures the profits e a rn e d h y o u r g ro ve s? I h e l s m e i . e 1 ■at f i t a n d w e l l d e f i n e d . And a luncheon given at the Piedmont Driving Club by the Liberty Loan crgtmzfctinr. Haynes M.-Faduen, 1 a c u t i . e ciia rm.u was to.ysiit.usi »r. Andresses tveie mad.1 by several month-r* i f the district’ ug.uii'..u.on, ncluddig St. Eimo M.isseiga.e, dir ctor of pttoli ity, who spa.. t,f us Ids cordial r . '.nitons with southern newspaper nn n for twenty live years. ".\ ib o ily has done in tro than the fospipFrs nml netvspap>*r n - i to pat over ttic- li\e ioatis," he said. Thia country owes them an enor­ mous d e b t.'* They have given faitliftil service which could not have been j aid for in money, not even with millions. And they will coninuu to render this service as tong at it is needed " ■ Frank I’ Glass of Itirminghart l resident <>f the Aincrican Newstapir I’ubllshers Assoeialion waone of the principal speakers ul tiiei rms'tiiig in I In* f»renim«ih Senator lloke Smith introduced Secretary Glass. The editors came from as far ns western Louisiana. West Tennessee ami Southern Florida. There were ssseral who represented large dailies, while many owners o( small country weeklies paid their first v sit lo the ihslrtit headquarters They \ led with one another in pledging hearty support to the Victory Loan. I’rospeets fur the Stxlli I »ml ru t campaign are bright .irrordmg lo reports from the .headquarters ofliees. Hundreds of hanks which had 1I1 laved making reporl. of sii Iih, rqi lions wired I In in in, and the Atlanta di.-lriel was lifted from Iasi pluee lo a posit inn higher tt> time. O r s h a l l they, t h e p r r s m s c o n n c r l e d w i t h t h e s p e c u l a t i n g m a r k e t i n g a g e n c i e s , e x p e n d ■for t h e n * ■* Bolshevism!. RIDE A BICYCLE; GET SOME PEP. • H ERALD V mimm FO R SA LE Bl Overbid tales & Service Co �■ •y r ' ■ --_fvT- ; 1*1 THE SANFORD HERALD THESANFORDHERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor \V, M. HAY’NES, Business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY m iific m iT io N p r ic e in a ova n o : ONE T E A R _______ S I X M O N T H S ___ TH REE MONTHS E a t* f- * l m 1<-rt>iMl-CU*a M i U M m o r A a c u it : Its *., a t l b , P o a ta fftc al H anfm il, I l.w ir fi 1’a J . r A ct o f M arch IfH , l * " » Oir.nl llrraJd RaUtflal T tlrthaaa No. | ( t If you have a job to give won't need a held glass to find a turned soldier ready to take it. slide down the cellar door with any­ not been permitted has had the exbody. So she took her dolls and rcllent Result of making Americana dishes and went home. better acquainted $ith their own country. People who would natural­ The soldier's mess kit has been' so ly under ordinary conditions have long his plate and salad plate nr.d. taken European trips have learned bread and butter plate and veget­ the beauties and possibilities of able dish that he in astonished to Florida realize once more how much china it Before the war Americans spent ti^es to serve a simple meat. annually *5300.000.000 in Italy and Frame. Since then great part f In Chicago every purchaser of this money has gone into Uncle $25,000 worth of the Victory Loan Sam's roiTers, «r ir.t., clifle.ent is entitled to ride in un aeroplnne. branches of patriotic work. And the Some .of us would pay $25,000 'if we remainder has helped to increase the had i t l to stay out of the darned circulation of* money in our own country. thing. If you £an afford ■a trip abroad The ex-kaiser bus been oflicia 'v But make charged with the . commisjyon of thirty different .crime*. Wo are not vindictive, and will b e'satisfied if he receiviji a light sentence of one yean imprisonment upon each count. M O TH ER S' DAY Who would have thought two years ago that the ownership of a To put yourself ir\_ th* honorable seaport town upon the Adriatic position of creditor to the. Unit'd couhl interest public feeling through­ States you have or.! :o follow the out our eduntfy? ' ... rro !., ibicribir • • > the Victors p resu el in—Europe in—fixed' fur wouida t play n, The hack yar i o Tile annual celebration cjf Mother" Day takes place next Sunday, May Mth. There couhl he nothing more lil­ ting for us to commemorate. Tge earliest recollections of carfi of "ua center in .a mother's devotion. No relationship in the world en­ tails as much self sacrifice us that if mother and child, iixum tOPee-helplcssness La full maturity,-every.step •of the' ehild’s life is guarded by the upul-crV sympathy and wisdom. TLe mothers of this country de­ serve especial recognition this .year. Since entry of America into, th^ War* so many of our mother* have se'-n r* mti'. i r;. Pj ;i ami i ard-! ip t > p. -«i rc.itilati .i privation .'.ontii r LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT What is life* to yftu? One grand pleasure or a Grind? We all have to work and the more .we use our brains and grasp opportunities the easier we live. Success in life means Hard Work and hard work brings R ESU LT S. Saving Money brings Big Results T R Y IT! C A P IT A L S 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 S U R P L U S 5 1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 IfrAHTYOUR BUSlHtSS. H. R.STEVENS R. R. DEAS, Ctohicr C. t). COUCH Au’l Cathiei THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS group of pianists were faultlessly ex •■cuted and tct'hnifiilly diflicuU fn Their years.* Each little performer -was enthusiast really encored. *'V Lowliest floral tributes were show­ ered upon the participants testifying t o - t h e popularity of each. None wore, more appreciat'd than the dainty bouquet of sweet peas pre­ sented by the young Indies of the telephone exchange and exquisite <lu-ter< of Easter Li!!*’ '. I'm gi'r if Mr- (' \Y. Shiuholser to Mrs. Muri­ <.'o .r.igeoui .* and ch< r- The simple beauty of the stage rations with its graceful bamboo d stately white lillie; and gleaming t.iury was a charming setting for fully the mothers h a s ' made their sarrifiie. Letting their beloved sops go with a smih and an encouraging word, the no-.her* i ive devoted ihem se!. e* t-> ” k**i*r ;rt" the h»*t*i-■ SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS Hood---Goodyear and Fislv REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS F 0 R D S A S P E C I A LT Y MOB\LOILS andGASOLI NE ACCESSORIES Grafonolas SERVrCE, QUALITY Records mtoes NOTH K S-sil**v| l«i%iii' I r fs-ft-ivNl by t:hi* ||i=if»| vl UeUhtj i al tb*if ne»f r* **ur tf * \e I .Uf r Turrl, J ltlr --4. I** I I f f l»rtq|-* ‘a*> .,n Wp; ' * ’’e ; • * * ' » » t. *.lr r frf tF«« safir*u*i . ? i fcf n •yr t • * Tir»* *-P J-Tf1* fur! b* •, tnf ■rrr. * t.. n . Fp«-d y U f .» rVptne-s-t . l » *« r d ?«»* r ««*• f ; * h l to frj*=rj any *n d Iht N O T IC E IO IllP P IM IS S«*3*r-I lildf, -subje^r*' t*f advantages of the town within reach of the farmer and give practical sendee every day in country or town. They require a minimum of attention; an y­ one enn run the .Ford and enre for it. but it is’ better to have repairs and replacements ink core nL by those ViSMSHH EDWARD HIGGINS - Salesman s . 11 t»* w r l r e d l *m m i * * iqti «*r« tContinurtl from Page 1 fj rtf Imrtd* f b* I». ard .4 i ' o l M ) 4** 1 ‘«i uni f * 1 1t»ffd ■', h 111# offiff f #ai«| bu*rd *t the « ib Sicf* id, Plfifida, dti *tf b» f t * n aVI^rl; .1 ia «t»i t h# I di\ rtf |*» f* f r thr * if»ta lin ri d c rr «I r «! f:* t? ue iii if c rf bj i hi S* and Fifty 1 th“ « rrftG Tv** Hubdlrd 9 *!_} i-v!Urt. Limbic i» in M l a m r * "t p o d fi ith . tvtui ytldttr 5|,l§0 ruMe qu*r-Ut' * -ily i|>p nil’mli*. a y a t f e r m ba*i? I» ? and the •aid hiLtrl rt*rfvm th%- (C a’rrie Jacobs Bond and "The Uhildren's Story Book," tlii* ia-t for the young people who wen* truly ihligl.t* il t« I <s' the M .» r G. ,-%r 1T: 1m K•* 4'*li > ’i ’■•' *• 11! cvjdiun »d a U a Grammar pupils wu* given by the students of the High School. . The poise of each pupil war cuintftvdtvd upon with expressions of pleasure, the grareful and quiet technical style and splendid . pedal - t i e d * were noticeable even in the little folks numbers. The selections, from the latter mut r •? fiti*bt%, dirtiu* i*f ta thr trict PI*rh bid mu*t i t* prrc*.fbY»*bl flbd f fe r fk sTV !br -*•** o f *lc->“f#-aAr ifft-a M ‘ ■ •r in Swill# On To Your Bonds and Stamps ,* t V. r* ia r?i ■-fi t I*| i ’ r u n i m i i d ft y imastuaUftn c*or.\ need the money yon have invested * 4 Stamps* and laberty- Bunds: Leave it »•* against that-of your Government. to votsr noco*sity Lvcry time you mu' c a sacrifice to attain an ultimate « h/cction you fnrttfv and arm yourself. If you will make sacrifices to keep from selling your Liberty Bonds <>r redeeming your War Savings Stamps your sacrifice wilt Lave aon for yon- the worth of thesp 'securities. ~ of ip lee hi*:** f ! h- s 2•!* s * alnve m*fi I firtd, *ith a I j t m p 4 tiy t»» a f i t e , •urh I t m * in t F* »?aU «f Irloidda.* a# ttifVt y I thtfipR if** f t* C ow gxr. , and ftTim **f j P%f.d t o l?*’ *£-fir«*v*-d by • i i d T>xtafd A rqpv d •pi-v»bratlon* ahtl p f ali lr a at d |:Tup«Md r uuti, bond and forir, N 4 mrn% b r t*U-|?,rd u pt#R l» ih r un d*f5ijn *d upofj c j a k l n t a dap*-«l * f T r n ttfeiUf*. IfcU Him t o M u n d r d wheti •aid |»I *, «|itd(k»U9Ri|ttlb, havr Im***iy r»— tyrprd. Hj a f i l r f r=f I h# L*f brraihtdc d of Crtlltt y t- tr m C c i i t t v , Kt«\d4»* j FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Florida �THE SANFORD, HEBALD In and About The City & 1 m ile Happenings Mention of Mailers In Brief Personal Hems of Interest A. O. Martin was a ^business visit ar from Sanford here this week. Tainna1 Tribune, lititi has more imitations than any ver Tonic on the wants imitations / are dangerous. I9-I0tc Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Renders , -^r- and Mrs. Craig Harris of Or­ lando motored over Tuesday evening to attend "the recital given by the pupils of Mrs. Fannie "s. Munson !■ A. Stone — All kinds of haul­ ing. Phone 213. 5()-tf Mr. and Mrs. Fred S, Daiggr, Jr., and little Frederick, Miss IsabelleRaynor und Mr. Win. I). Rovye motored to Kustis Sunday. Vote for Good Roads Tuesday. Mr. und Mrs. ii. J . Starling. Miss Uremia Morrison and Mrs. S. Spal­ ding formed a congenial party mo­ toring to Daytona Ileach Sunday. GGG quickly relieves Constipation, Biliousness, Loss of-,. Appetite and Headaches, due to Torpid Liver. 49-1 Hrucf Anderson has returned to civilian life uftcr spending over a year in the army. ' lie is -again .with jto w er . & |{o.LUilil!aL_aa 1 prasiri jit ion druggist. turned home Monday,- while Mrs. Tibbies stayed over , to attend com­ mencement exercised, \ ote for Good Roads Tuesday. Now there will be the cool drinks J ou want, and ice cream, Umutnum umu mu mu mu mum. just jjo to the Japanese lioolh at the Spring Fes­ tival. 62-1 te Mrs. I). A. Kelly left Tuesday morning for Lakeland/‘ Sh 1 ga^s as a delegate from tho Ideal Woman's Missionary Society of the M. K. Church to attend the State Mission­ ary Convention held at Lakeland May G to 9. *fc You can throw confetti, tors a red balloon and have a time ut the Spring Festival May 20th, 21st, 22nd, in the Ninth Street Park. Red Cross ilues for January, Fell ruary, March and April are now pay­ able. This does, not include those members who renewed for the year in Pefember. Many memhejfi are Tolunrartly . paying dues miii/tfmiatiujts are still being made’ Sem­ He sure to go to t M FpHng F.s- inole County Chanter. Send e.heek n th S treet l a CleVer time we will have lots- hi fun. just a real home talent ntluir, •til in ohe big party. I t will lie the Spring Festival, Ninth Street Park. May 20tli. 21st. 22iul Fur gmnlhess' sake don't miss i! Evi-rv uni­ ts g ting, don't siay at home by ynur- something to please everyone.* A line home talent alfuir, fun. lots of it, a minstrel show, a gimil dance 11our. Japanese booth, 'country store. In fa d all the. things, that make a good festival You'll miss it ifjyou don't come, 52-1tc Misses Sarah Wight and Kattdeen ■ lb- pure to go to the ,S Mjecahecs will meet in Masonic Grady are among the* Sanford girls tival. May 20th.. ‘dial, 22 Hall on T u esd ay ,'M ay 18th. All who will spend the summer at the Njntli Street I’arki TW members are 1urgently requested to Reerenlionul Si-limit, Sewnttee, Ten- snrln thing to please every fie present. * . home talent alTair. Lots minstrel show, a g.nnl d: . tbbi has proven it will cure Malapaio-’e hoot i, vountry la*..i. i i d’s and Fever. RUiotis . 1'efad all the Dings that mi vi*. i nlds and LaGrippc. It Kills I* s'ilith Ye i'll Hiss li -jf th e !:•m i ' that cause the fever.' Fine PAOI SEVEN TH E SMOOTHEST SMOKINC TOBACCO Smoke over your problems. A little d : awin' onpipe often snVes a heap o f dr awin’ on a bank account. - , a friendly tobacco in the en-se, because, like friendship, it m s been allowed to ripen natur­ Velvc a lly - -nothing forced or unnatural. T h e r e a r e “ l u i a y u p ” w a y s w ith to b a cco b u t o n ly p a tie n t a g e in g (tw o y e a rs in w ood en h o g s ­ h e a d s ) c a n b rin g o u t th e m e llo w n e s s th a t s< V e lv e t a o a r t . Roll n Velvet Ciqurctte VtI:v*t*• n»t ur®-«tfr•! iip|dne - % amt s " lo r l h i ,f M (D a he r i g h t i d f i i R g i t l i f s. it ju* t Y o u k n o w w h a t m e llo w ­ n ess is— n o w thin k of a go od friend w h o is n ever h a rs h , to you .. T h e re you h a v e th e big th in g ab o u t V e lv e t— m ellow friendliness. an d V e lv e t— begin frien d sh ip today. 15/ Seminole Rank Annex TO BACCO lu s o m t . Mviat totAcco car Phone LG' I* <r -.» il l. I >< -a inn v ii Ii hi ii h'arasa and Rosa l’onaclle- as prin­ cipals They speak lit the most glowing terms of the wonderful per* formalin's presented by the Metro­ politan opera stars • Nil'- |» I; .SuiMliiT Ml lhlili* < l»> u a ■ i Li uf Idt till' M I H l.ans'»*i rui^iluy. IctiTUiR \\tuition* clu> i*>r l>uvtnrin licarh, u h« r** sli*’. will !>«■ !*»»• t'\t *t i»f It*-r ms iv. Mr*. N*. H. (iarnrr. He .sure to take that pretty girl you go around with to the Spring Festival. Good place to show her od and have a dance. There'* going to be a fine lloor, and real mu­ sic. You know what fun yon'always have at a dunce. 52-1 tr v . II. DuRo-i- leaves Tuesday (. r New Orleans w iere I c will he in a ‘ lendauce at tin General Assembly of the Presbyterian 1-hureh ns n dele­ gate from th.s se- lion lie i-xpeits tt| t«- away al.-.ut t<-*i <fays. Enter your baity in the Hell r Hnliy Contest, at the Woman's Club the contest heinf May 19. 2u und 2 1. Muslrnl Programme F. S. .Munson. Organist Mallory II irne, iSolidfl many years ag.< and will tie re i rm* bored by many of the older rp *dents of the city. 0 Grand Hnby Parade, a feature of the Spring Festival, oil Wednesday, May 21st, at 5:30 ^o’clock, in the cool of the day.* Enter your baby and get the prize for the prettiest ra-ringe 62-1 to Mi-sti t'lairo Wa'ker. who i.rnvid from Wadingt in. D (' a few dayago is luing v irmly welcomed by hi r host,of frtei es in it,is city, Di ri >g pc r visit In re she is the guest of M r.-mid Mrs J . IS. f.Io.i,:l>tnn on Tin mlrtB'.r.l aliyw j« going a dandy. They cr * po ng tu ah t’-.e Sprl or r.ii*.i"n! this year usual all horn*- talent Don't it. G'"oil joke?. All slur cast, THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE No o r g a n a o f t h a h u m a n tifnly a ro i*o 1 I m p u r a a n l In h a a l l h am i Inns Ilia a s I he k l u n r y a . W h e n t h e y a low up am i c o m ! niem-e In 1 a « in I h e i r ittillr*. look m i l ' H m l out w h a t t h e t r o u b l e la— w l t h u u t d nt a v W h e n e v e r y o u feel n e r v o u s , w e a k , d ia r y . aiHTer f r o m aloeptnsa neas or h nv a pains In Ihe tiack-—u-uAe up at o s r r Vi.tif k liln e)a ru e,| help. Th re e | a r e a l g n a t o w a r n yo u t h a t y o u r k l d n a y a a r e tint p o r fn r mlnif t h e i r f u n r llotia p r o p e r l y . T h e y a r o only h a l f doing t h i l r w ork and a r e allo w in g Im ­ p u r i t i e s t o a c c u m u l a t e an d bo c o n v e r t ­ ed In to u r i c a r i d nnd o t h e r polaona, w h i c h a r e c a u s i n g y o u d la tre a a an d w ill d e s tr o y you u nless they era d riven from your system . l ef t wnim* I J O I.D AS I . P A I . iiaAr1«*m O il C i i p i u k u M o n c e . T h e y nr® an old . i r i ^ d |»r*fmrAl1on u.*» ■! o v e r tlm n or !*! f a r i w niiirit't '1 • % . t - n i . t i n milv •»!■*-fa u lt* Iniithl,' n o o it, •i^ in i" i . on m « w i t h u t » i*hK l k a • *n*S t n t i - •* aI »i #r Leri* *, % \• . •' n . t«{ n " t L t | »i \ n k «tmJi » S+i I|H»*r i'i .irt i*'« All O A L I* i- tf l e tn O i l l»m it**i ill.I lit Hand * from • ar*> l m - thf* f t , n ‘i 'I'i « V or#* f n f i v in r|» Iti f * k e . nnd wi l l «'i ‘ #*r i r l v r p r o m i 'l y o u r inofiiv wi l l In* nrfiiint****. or A *k f o r ti n ru ni i%ny « l m i r yt**r*\ h o t l».* i u r « t o u ri Ihn urlnlrietl ifiati<ir»«*it O O Ll> briirnl. lit i r a l i d A ftp * packrtK eN , no Thr«?t r l t e e . Belter llaldes' Contest und I'nrade During the Spring Festival, the * Woman's Club will have n II. iter * ’ Babies Contest, with Dr. Gfa.-e / ‘^'Wsiillurd, a stale health ofllc-r, to * 1 Jaunty . t Bathing Caps conduct the i*oiit*-at mil will award * ifirir.es for tin- 100 per ■cut baby, and ** |a' price to the seroiu! ^u-sl. Age ; limit li fiionths to 2 years. This eon* test w II In- held iii lie- Clviii hotlae ' * '-m In,!; a vein ue it is time to enter —1“ |your lialiy now. Phone Mrs. It R. and Deu.x, e!m irmas- ef this committee ! that he may give you an hour to* ' brind/your baby to lie examined, It Ionian avoid confusion and tiring the little one. 1 This contest will end with a grand 1 1parade in which ull babies between 5 tin' iigis of one month and three Swiirniing is an cxco!!e:.t I years may enter.* All dates are ap­ pearing- in the locals of the Herald. form of exercise. If you, a l*erd your help-fo this work of Child 1 Welfare.' ^vish get all of the belief L and am'ust ment fromyotr plunge, wchr an attract-' ive Rubber Cap. We have an excellent assort­ ment of caps in all the ri.sjv tj It u r r s I u rt+ ri 1 There is no Kreatcf feeling of independence (han that of having a R:mk Account Fufllcient for The only way you ci ii over, have such an ac count is first to make The Start We solicit your account; we make the start cas; for you. We are your frierdWHY WAIT ^ . Longer when you know the importance of ihi matter today? popular styles and colois Just Phone 325 h|0 Nffe Yn IT UTI CjhUt 'ii b �EIGHT MAY 9, 1919 T H E SA L FO R D H ERA! bamboo and palms with a am all door. •Thu background wns arranged in evergreens, and .thtf two large let­ ters in white roses " S —K " was beau­ tiful. • The bride on her father's arm en­ tered through the improvised door an dhe groom and his best man. Mr Crus Small entered the other of the room, to the strains of Lohengrin’s Wedding March- and were met by the minister at the altar. During the ceremony ttye soft s tfa in s'o f violin solo "Spring Song" were, beard. The bride was never more becom­ ingly attired in her beautiful white Kpwh with large boquet of white *j roses. ARE GOOD CARS 0 Ask any man whtTdrivcs one, and come in and let us show vou - Always glad to demonstrate. WhenYour SpringBreaks put-on AUTO OWNERS W i i n r n my hand ,n<l offlclal t a i l of oflia, thi* tha l l l h d ay of April, 1919, a t Sanford, Scrolnola bounty, F lo rid a . , . (iaal ) K. A. D O U G L A S S , Clark. fly V. M. D o u f l t u . D. C. daya neat preceding thla order and there la no peraon In tha atata of Florida (erelra of aubpoana upon whom would bind tha aama Jo hn E . ilrown. It la therefore ordered tha t you do appear In thia court to tha bill htrrln tiled on the 6th day of Ma y. A. 11.i 1919. It la further ordered' that thia order be publiahed once a week for eithf ronaecutiee wrrka in the Sanford Herald, a newapapar publiahed in aald Seminole county. ■ Wltneaa my hand anti the real uf the raid Circuit Co urt thia Sla t day of Febr uary. A. t). 1919. (•rat) E. A. DOUGLA SS, I Clerk Cirrui >Court Seminole Co., Fla. Kay, Adama A tlagland, Attya. for Plaintiff. Jackaonville, Fla, 42-9tr tn-wlt: W*f of N W l ( of H E U « T p . 81 S. ft. 3 0 E a a t . 10 i o n T>., land bai.ig u w m d at thr, dal* nf *h. an ra of'au ch r r r t l Q r a t * in Ihr nam « known. Haa Iliad aald r<-r(iflriti-, in my and haa mad* .application fnr t a t <|r , laau* in attyortlanr* * i th law. Uolraa aaid rr rtillca lra ahall h* r*,i, according to law t a t daada will |,«u* u on tha fth d a y of Juno, A. I) |9 i>i tVitnraa my nffirtal altnalur* and . . , th» 2 nd day of M a y . A t) 0 1 9 lacalt E . A. DGUUI.ASK t'lrrk Circuit C o u rt Scmlnul* i U -5lr fly V. M, Dotjglaaa, |) N O T II'E Nolle#* In h e reb y given th a t the un der­ signed will, oq W e d n esd a y , the 14th d i y of M a y , 1919. hr as toon therea fter a t conve­ rtin'! t. ap ply In the Mo nor ft hie' Sidney J f a l l s , Governo r qf thr* S t a t e of Florida, for If t i n * pa tent i n r o r pnra tin g " T h r flail Hard ­ ware C o m p a n y . " un der the following pro­ posed ch arter, t h e original of which it now on file in the of the S e creta ry of S t a t e Notice of Application for T a t Deed I nf the S t a t e qf 'Florida a t Tallahassee. Se ction * of ('h a p t e r 4HHH |.M l uf J . H. Hall Ida Huy F . Svmea Notice is here by given th st.S . F. ||4nA, J o h n Mv(ir!es * (a the fTrrult Court of the H e ir nth '/ddirlal purchaser «»f ( a i certificat e Nn ic, 4 It. K. SqulfP*. Circuit of the .State of Florj^s, In and for the 3rd day of J u l y , A. I>. IU\H, h’a* t r l i r l r * of I n co rpo r aiton of " T h e llall H a r d ’ l . Se m ino le County. •aid rrrt iflcate in my ulTlre, and has » a r e Gom party1* * ! C . P . C o n s t and application for l a s deed, to is*ue in * r , T h e undersigned h e r e b y a u o r i a t e them- Keene, Comp lainants Su it to ance with law. Sa id certificate r m h ** I via together fut the purpose of Jo rm in g si vs. q u i r t T ill* the following d escribeil property aituat* body p o litic and rn f p n r a f e under the law* of K, J , Harrell, et at. Seminole co u n t y , Florida. to-»|t: | «, The S t a t e of F lorid a , with and under the f o l­ Defendants and Zt II toe It ft, A. H. Uussrtt * Add lowing propuyed c h a rter. v •* Order Tor Constru ctiv e Sc rvire Heed. T h e told land being assessed a* A r t l r l r I. It Is ordered t h a t the defendants herein j date - - of- the_ issu a n ce of adch cer tiA rai After the ceremony delirious ice T h e nam e of t h e co rporatio n shall bo named to-wit; K. J . Harrell, and all persnna ! th i n k -fleams, — e nam —-e of - F----— —— Tnleaa tai>| "T h e Hall H a rdw a re Company** and it* rlalming by , through or under him as heirs, tin ra te shall be red eem ed according t** cream and cake were* served. Principal offlc*** rind place of business shall tie vitrei, gra nte e* or of her wise, whiter frames t a t deed win issue thereon on the tth The bride and groom left immedi­ io- ml San ford , F l o r i d a , with branch offices are unknown to the complainants; J . M Me* of J u n e . A. I). 19 19. in «uch other plaoea in th e S t a t e of Florida, Gaughry, and all persons claiming hy, Witness my offlri a) signature and ately for Jacksonville, 1’alm Bench, and in the several s t a l e s of the United through o f - unflef him as heirs, devisees, this the 2nd day nf M ay . A. h |**|«. S l a t * * , and In foreign countries as may here­ ‘ •cab K. A. nOUGI.A.NK. ranters or otherwise, whose names are un-' Miami and Kurt Lauderdale, where after be « atahlUht'd, Glmk Circuit C o u r t *Semir ole rj fiown to co m pla ina n ts ; E lisa b eth Sto ddard, and all person* claiming by, through or un­ M *5tc B y V. M. Douglass.T (1 both Mr aofl Mrs. Bobbins have A rt icle II. — *-» der her as Heirs, devisees, grantees or other* T h e general n a t u re of tinea* to be arise, whose n a n u s are unknown t o com­ relatives. tra n s a cte d by t h e co rporatio n shall b e :. T o plainan ts ; Sh erid an Stoddard and alt per­ In r i r ru ll Court, S r . r n l h < Irrult S r min.,|. C o u n t , . Flnriila The happy couple received numer­ buy and *ell, anil otherw is e d ia l in and die- sons claiming by, through or under him a* P- #e of. at wholesale and feta il, for profit or devisers, gran tee* op otherwise, who*** D v rra trrrl T u ftirn llno Company ous-presents, among which were cut- on cm nm i«*faj?, all kinds of hardware, ms* heirs, names are unknown to com plain a n t * ; Elis­ in e ty , 'piping, roofing*. fiUingt, plumbing ab eth J. Driggers and all persons claiming All unktlrt-n P a r t i r * ilaim ing I n t r f r . t . glass berry Set, water pitcher ..fcnd rh ou tfit*, pumps, crock * ry, glassware, quprn*- by, through, or under her as heirs, devisees* un il-r J ■' I Itch monil i l u f j i h 1 , ,lr. wa r i ', . l i n w a r * v « i jd generally to acquit**, deal era litre* or otherwise, whose name* 'are un­ rr aard , Calvin A. P o a g r, Grtir^r It glasses, sherbet and ice tea glasses, in and dispose of, in the manner pro tided , known IQ co m pa lina n ts ; and all persons Morton Indlvl.lually a n i| a. t r j . t . . . fifty dollars in cash, a chest of silver all a r t i r h s and co m modi lira incid ent to a whomsoever, whose names gpe unknown t*i \V. S. Kr. frr. I t l l c h l r W ad dbrldf; nefa l w boleiali am i re tail hardware bust* j the com plainant*, who have up daE* In have and soup, it’c tea, collet-, anti cereal g* *>********* a n il ca rr y on the bu siness j a n y interest of whatsoever nature, in and to T o tii#* d e fe n d a n ts . CglVlg A. I*,., n l u m b in e , routine. i t i * f lltin *. r l r r t r i f » l! the following d o rp ib e d land#, op any part nr George !l. M o rton ImlDMuslIv ami a * * r spoons, blue bird dinner set in china of fit tin g and other businraor-s of like natu re ; aW* S I t h e i e o f j j n Fpmlnutc county, Flurida*. and a tea sej of dhdies in dainty f-P b y y . Irapr, own a n d h*d«l and dUpo*«~«d tportion Tl appearing fro m the ««nrn bill her* tFW ilf ■ real set a l e for the pu rpos e* of its business, or that your place of residence j« unknown a pint: and -gold design, a complete *d nef purposes, t o b u y , sell, egchange, and North half of southeast quarter nf Se ction th a t rim a f r n v rr t h r tIf 2 | y r a r . I ft, T*1wnahip J£ I aopth, Jlatjjtr 2 ft c-asti , ^ t U h* ran** d y l ttty 1 1 ? hind* of storks a m i, I a ’»« t h a r r lu n r <trHrr.it thflCyoit lir, culinary outfit'oi.aUCniinum, bed ami bumfs/ an t t o m f s c r o n p i r t s nf any and all Noflh 1 T«* feet of t h r no rtheast qu arter of In thia court tn t h r hill hrriin Cl.,1 on t 4 Is <u further |ts purpose and J»usinr**. th e southeast qu arter of Sect inn 31, T ow n­ 7th .lay of J u l y . I9IU ' nutfirTTTlTri*’i i u n ’ IJetl^ • 11 «” l»o r r _tii oixoy. n r*d am i ft th» i i m e by a It . .. 1,. .further m------ - fh*’ thia ufrj. r 1 hand m i n t e d " china ' pbolgo .»7 its atorl--, or by not** , mortgage*, ship 2 0 so uth. Mange 30 east . puhlUhrd unrr a work for ri,h t ron«*cutlv bonds a nd other o| l i f a t j j n s , upon thr prop» r r k « in thr Sanfnril IlrraM. a n. „ ,’.ow*s* plates and single pieces too i r t t nf the co rp ora t o m , and generally to publii(n il in aalil Seminole county Wltn rta my hand anil i r , l (j,r . j . Circuit Court tiM'a April 2S, A li i . • facall E . A, DOUGLASS, E Call o n ua for ciuci duplicate uf your broken sprlug, ~ an d receive i apringautm<, Ufnctlon M / that la JE r real. A fp talk tit Lit*' fictirrjt just as fast as J LVfnHTishT'tT W E H VVE TH E ACCESSORIES FOR ’ YOUR CAR lb Floritln and mod- Clark Circuit Court Seminole Co,.,F!a Maaaey 9 Warlow. Sole for Cornell. AM i l e Head Lamp Glasses Head Lamp Bulbs HENRY M c U U L I N \ ihla-n has been ). t'haso Co. Jenr.t. Mr. ItuhvnltiMl employe* It. K. for several Steering Wheels * Speedometers JEW ELER MY SPECIALTIES PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER Spark Plugs ROGERS* PLATED WAIIE ELGIN AND WAI.THAM WATCHES Porcelains Brass Polish- P e r f u m e in Cnc C.A'Iy A g e s . •Kmiti t!i. ■•■■_« ■t ’1 -• ..'. tnnti haa low ■ ■■■11.r l> ill,- I'lMi- a Nobles Body Polish r e i e l i.| *|,. L t i r t i l n.ii <i| r u n ■r>—. itlftii- ilie utiil t« r> f il l ) '!, f u l i l e h hi ; n ! \t i- l i m y l l l r l m l . * a l l >1 In nf.- m i n . , n r - i i n - I N ) I ' m i i . s I r.n n In I i* n f t e m i - - m l ; . , , j Nii-Glass Polish ! In- . i r I '! n" . ‘ , 'I Cushion Dressing t j.t O C U L I S T A N D O P T IC I A N Practice confined In (he frenlmenl nf Die eye m i ||u- i.e rfiim e ry ii. - kre -t M. S r v i n l h * r-uli. W*- «ti I ti **!** * «u M* , t In-i«t* Eye* rtninlned l>y a regular reai-lered physician (lie ( ilii'iP ' ! . 1 |.i. . | 11 -**f #:i rjt frnm :itiei*»tif LAIl. du- 28 W. Church Si. • Orlando, I !u. Hint! GOOD TO THE LAST DROP Jacks The Black Diamond. Altl|M||j{|t wbtfe liittummls rhlelly from tin* Traii-vnnl tie Pumps lli, l""l|.| I- full lid 111 I I - L*t>- I • -t af| ••11 i» i ' »|jl- <*4||tin) | i| •dgm rn t* . J G. Hjill, II. E c j Ith ** nrtrl J hn M, im !i, i. lb* |uf» >p wli I attl'»f MliH U I ’. tn/.il lin t . -|iei l l l l l t III l l o Ml. .. o f f fjitiln f o r |r- [tin - i •a 't d iia ln >.r a , I f g i l n , .■r under tt > K . . l , - r nr . 11 h<r ,.f them -■? t .l h rr» i-,- , in t^,- I <>!i. 1«-. iny dwcrilir(| l j . n l . ..tualr- I.t <. rnij<,)e r nu r>1 \ . F l.n td l M , f \‘ c , l i t i -i -g it ,- i i M MV , ,1 T,| -.*,. V U j , I S \t , r-i. , 2 >.. T;t 2 > ■* it ‘J '‘ r MAXWELL - HOUSE CO FFEE Hand Horns Motor Driven Hums Valve Grinding Compound .Springs for all Cars 1 u .*1 a.3j,.ir.t^u> \%Lt« h ua** a Mercy of the Future. »#*li»*v«- a n d Fir l i l t t - i c t D'i h I i* I r*nn In i! g m Jm tl I S r r I b« ii "i U iin .it till- le.iiv'i | ItOAl ADVERTISINC In 4 iffoii I niift, H rip iiih j i i d i r t i l Glrrult w*»niln*Atr 4 ctiin1 |, Fli»rid«, In G h a nri*ri I m tft- imi’ iFf of Vfip-lrall*m t.. b* t >f?tc «i 1‘larji Expert Courteous Mechanics Expert Car Washing Mobiloils in Four Grades Cup Grease, Gasoline HO\ F IL E S Sum.- ,.r i Goodyear Tires All Tire Accessories fft-v drali-r F in id flrrriF. * T b l i r r n lfir runm ig *<f\ Ihi* dav » t, h. -i’ d iiii.m i hr r.qinft id sT I II -•.«**■. .\b r M a 'f * r I.* #i-ti»fufi ,»pp*»*n»c'd \ yfd» r -f •>.*-« G*»url. 1 “ tak# f * »li un>*ri i a « t » no* 1 ' ronif1* t* ni*> and i| ialilicAl lut1 * nf i L*- p. •t 4j. Glam Gates* to t i k ^ fhsrg .- nf, tti a bag #1 and Vaiilral her own r*t»t-- s? d ppitp. f tv and a f r*'-^ di al r rv*ry fr #fir rl in rn-JHif* stKlh t gviFrr with hi* bn ding in thi- m a4’ . r I • i t ’nurt. and th«* said M aste r h a v in g r.fm rt- i I** thi* GottH tilt* trailffimny tak en by bun* and having further reported that if '■« hi. finding that the p etition er ha* *uTieien* r« I a . t t y , *«»mptrlrni‘> wn*I qu a btiea fton * in l a k e rhargo id and manage her own i sta te a.nd jiffipt*tty atnt ta beeame a fr«* d*anhr in rvefv re * per i and the (*riurt M f i f i J u U v ad ii*rii tn the premise*, and bring tUfted •d the fimitI*g *d the \lii*ter. t l i* th« reupun orden d, adj idc*1 ! and d^‘ *r ' r . L t fV- r p rf f t* - said M , * * * , • and tun same t* Hereby confirmed, and b d da\ -a iu \ . |. 1 !•1 ‘ . v, rtnr I .a Ill trie M |i f t # M it --*-* ;F« < n rw f Dip I * * > ‘ 1 ’ It tl I * t •aili.t ,i* thr pf.tfV *-?t\ •3 v» I •*ib- A' T a t ' r t i i ata V •' - ' l l , 'Ll!*- I thi Lrd da.i d JuS'j \ l* l1** D-, rovrnng u n l .ii .i l ,f Hb»<*k l\. I» It. M l t f h s l l 's S u r v r y id U v y t ir a n t , told a* thi* p r i q u r t i uf I ’nknttwfi. All *>f said o f t l f i r a t t # I a v r boon filed in m> 11(t Ii f , and wptdjruJ tiiti bw* bf^n *!nadi* fur la s tlrrtl tr» i u « p in at*t " f d a n r e with law l rdr** said p * r t i t i r a s h a l l bn r# divmrd -irP.irdlng t.« law tu t «l***d will th.-mm .»n the I J t b i ! j4\ -d ^lA>. \ l» Wit rtns a mv nfTirifcl «lgnatufp and scat thi* U>** Ititb day »d A. Ii , .1919. * l*«;al} E A I m H ’ G. I.V S S. t Infk t ircult i ■iup I S'#*qilnutn Gi» , F l a . Hy. A’. E 1l a u tda*-*, D. t\ IM-fttc N>tire l* ha r*b*, given that C* M Jamba, piir r b a * r r ■»f T a t • * f i!l < «b No 102* dated Ihr 3rd day -d July . \ l» has filed -aid r * r t i ! l r a i e in m> and ha* made application fur t a t deed to issue i n arPnfd. nre with l a * . Said e e r t ifira le em brac es the follow ini* il* *r rib id property d tu a ted In Seminole c o u n ty , FI r i J a , to wit S h of * E 1, o# Set 11-in til, T o w n s h ip 21 South,, Hnnga 32 E a j t H* sefe*. T h e said land o .d the d a te of the issuance of such r t r t l b c a t e In ihe nam*" r j J . W. T h o rn 1 efg. F dtr* # *sbl c**f{|tqf n |p ihalll be f e* c» m* d aee.ifallng to law t o >ln <1 wiikJkiui* hereon on the I 2 lh d ay nf M a y , H|j 9 W i t po s my ofliefat *Ig natitfe a nil/seal ibis t he 10th *l»> **f April. A l> f #i t *J ) •seal I I Mil t ; i . \ s s , r Glerk f t r e u i t Gesfrt fv#-nir.>'!»■ G o , Fla, h > v . h , ifougia** , n : c . M tU itla -tire * * . • S, * mll.rwr* * I fir f I iWif-Sg i|* m, f*r 'jtc‘* <M l J.il *1 in •rouht^, Ft »r ids I » It l . I.f N W , i f N \ t S, a I 1"l* -*. **. H F ,i«t ill j.*",♦— « Tn, *i . turn! in mg •*» -I j t t fit d a !r *: i h> 1**14 J*ii*’#* »*f «UPh r r r t it i P i l r tn t h r ui -Smith Firqids Naval Sto re* Vl*»» T a i * *N«», 2 0 1 7 . <lnini thi 7th day i»r J*ir.*, A. I), l.vm, S md |-rcrtirt c e t r rm b r a rrs the* fulliiwttig dea^ritml pr q* * r l > ttiluslctl in 5#* in I Gulp rn un ty . fburlda f . H ** 11 fh«»p, <’h*irrR*n 11 • IVii H*«»*, 5* *ri % Sunfurd. Florida All the potash you want. WILSON & TOONER FERTILIZER CO Manufacturer* Llcal Fcrtili7.cn* 4*|f cull f uiiti H v ir n lh J ml Irial 1 "Ire is11 Srfnlnwtr I'u ttntp l ls r i i l i W. P. VVtlitrfi. t 'a m p ls in a n i VSGat hrrlrir A. liras* n att«l J'whn E. Ilr*rwrfi. Ilrf riiJa nfA To t h r Def en dant. J o h n E Browtfi It a p p r a n n g from Ih r sworn »f!1davil hrrrin^ filrd t h a t your pla re of re*id«nrr is »«m# stat# <«f t h r United Statna uthrr than the state* td Florida, and t h a t your part ic­ ular rtwidriirw Is unknown to affiant and th a t th# said J o h n E. Ilrown it a minur ov*r thr mgr of (o u t t r r n ycara and* has been i l n r f i i from thr st a t e more than s i i t y Dealers in Syray Pumps and Insecticides LI.E. ;.* ‘ . . . . ft. C. Maxwell. Miy.. Sanford Branch ARE YOU INSURED? In 1 Office Supply Dept, Phone 148 Citrus trees need fertilizer earlier than usu­ al this season. With the abundant spring mois­ ture the soil supplies have moved freely and the trees have had a vigorous development. Now, they need more fertilizer to properly sustain the fruit they are’ carrying and to promote a good summer growth. We olTer any analysis. N O T I I 'E ( n i h a.t * n 4 *1f1 IIcat ion will b»* Fh!!__fit vt fission ol th* Florida r»* t o h « yi* t h a t body a lai» F Fb# p t u f n t form »tf ruuninpil f . t t f f f i . }Sa*sf fd, Fla... *n d tn n U l i l b h a difm *i| giiv^r*»mrnt for t h r said tnunlrfrh f^rm .f p b r f f i m r a l t o br 'What is t r f m**d - 1 hi- funift$i*diin<TTtaniffr g M t n n«1 o 1 f-r munlripiiblir^* **!»-.■#» I %.ti , J 1 ‘* VI j n . i i u I 1 rg i-.a ii.m , * that the p* M r*. t j t U fa GalF-, b e alid «hr ff l lr f r lf y *g ran te d Ijcrti*** to ta k e charge of and manag e hr? own se p­ a ra te e st a t e and property anil tu 1m x-ottir a I fee d r atnr in every re s p rrt . It is further urd< red th a t s ropy» -if thi* d eem* !».- pubbsbed tn a nets npa pie Fn >»-1-. m U fll . " r * ! ’1- i'r N o llt r iif Aptdl1 4tli»n (or T a t Hred t'n d rr S e r i bin a uf • h s p irf l a a a , |,a w• nf I lor ids It »* *lift her n*d,red. wdjudeed and tl*- m*de J . R STEW A RT, Owner GROCER Ma« \ x Wadaivi: ill Office Supply Dept Phone I IK Sanford, Florida Tread Tires as K YOUR ** *«! K. V- C»**tT«If : Vn s , t l -f s Girrui! G »url SemiticlH i - i . I I 4 l i n n in tin* I i - t ' i - l i i l ' l r a m i Stewart s Tourist Tubes Guaranteed Umted States Chain Ifl -<Uit* .1 !»- I ’ r.jj)! V» itfn “ mv hand »mt ih»* * «J *if th** *: Gip.mil r«iurt tin# •J'Mh day *d \nr.l. \. new one o n . me hut proved tn be a Th e veil wtifeh rovers ihe f a r e of winner. M r., and Mr*. Carleton niurlfy Is.tvnveti tiy tin* band nf merry. were in Sanford ihi* ^euion and be Ihilw'er l.y iton. oili-raleif snitii in Sanfonl eelerv 1 h i p l ‘U ' 1! y . l t m - li ne-, L’ tlllW Top Dressing PHONE filled , b r o k e n p liea ted W. IF N( J. T H I G P E N & C O M AGENTS General . Fire . Iru l i r r l f ' B I'M IfL K M 11 INK O llL D IN ti • Sanf or d, . . . FLORIDA �r- ’ .r * I r . r - : -v . r * ** • • •: • t * ■^r^rs.-=« - _? tr iT . i , ____ — — _t « - - *♦ -r C * * to . m n E sciu m o H *o r LAND f 1 2 ■ • OWNER • Amount of T a x - and Coata '“ S .J r t '. t t e ? bc; ^ V c U f c cti w d ° or' ,n , h * Clty 01 S , n , o r d ' CouBtjr o( Seminote. and S t a U o l Florida. h* * n n ,N O ' d -/JIN *IN S . T»« Cellaclar, Htialaele Caaaly, Florida. DESCRIPTION OP 1 land OW NER S f f i of 8 W J f . ---------- -- 23 He! S W cor of Lot I * . . 20 8 ‘ Hun E 13.25 ch 8 IS rh W 13.25 Ch, N 7 f t ch W 10 eh "N 68 deg W to , . l ike Nthly to p L 6 0 dec W of pt. on N lino of Sec E 15 Ch---- ... ..... „— s 4.5 of S W f t Of N E f t of s K 'f'j N i« r " z I* 40 19 29 19 . 29 19 29 Amount of Taira and Coat* Unknuv S.?4 29 l l r i . S. S. P o tt er 8 20 II N 5 J _ 11.OS N W f t o / N E f t . . . — ................34 19 29 J . E. T . Chamberlain 3.7 0 o u of SBM of N E f t of N E f t . _ 35 19 29 l>. J. Lawler. ________ ’ il , 2 .8 5 flE*» of N W M . . . ......................... 8 5 19 29 J . W. Zachary.'. ... . . ... 5.74 H, * 5 ch E of N W cor bf L o t 1„ 35 1929 a Run 8 20 eh E 6 ch N 20 ch W 5 c h ------- _ -----, 10 L- tlalrnine 4.59 Hr* N E cor of Lot t of Paoja ‘ I n . . . ........................— ............. 36 19 29 Run N 389 ft W 3 2 5 ft 8 3 8 9 ft E 3 25 f t . _ ........ It. It. Eldriilfe HI. Joacph aa Recorded la Plat Hook Na. I, P a f r 114, Seminole County llrrorda N ft Lot 32, S t, Joaeph J . M.'Oglesby . . . , , Hr* |95 ft N of 8 w cor of L o t - 1 33 run N 50 ft E ISO ft S 50 ft W 150 ft St. J uae p h ........ ...... *... ...... ....... , Unknown .. 3.13 Lot 6« St. Joacph.,.,----- -H. It. A II. 8. Potter . 2 2 ,5 0 I.ol 34 HL . Unknown 9.27 WH Lot 9 0 St. J o a e p h . . . Albert (io lla tilk ______ 3 5 .7 5 Lot 76 St. J o a k j h -------- — - j—...... Unknown . . . 1 0 6 .3 0 Merida Land A Coloaliatlon Co.‘a Celery Plantation aa Recorded In Plat llook Na. 1 P a * a 129, Semlaalc Count* Hccarda U t 6 Florida Land A C otonlaa— r i 7— , lion Co.'a Celery 1‘lantatloa -Jr C rC arter #2.71 .ol 27 Florida Land A O l o n l tation Co,*i Celery F la n l a l l u n . , , . — ----------------------■Uaknowrr, , 31.20 Hr* 487 It N of S W cor ol 26 N w k . ................................. Run E 330 ft N 660 ft W C60 ft S 6 6 0 ft E .130 f t . .......... .... ........................ tlr* NW cor of Hand's Add. to Sanford run E t o N E corner N to J . T . A K. • W Ity. N W ly to P e ralmmon Ave S to Be g (le u that part N of Lrcabur* Branch of. A. C . L. It. It. deetfW to A. C. L . It. H. C'o.)^----------------------- : 2 6 19 30 ID I . T. rwln, Jr 61.92 , ' 19 30 , U n kno w n . 3.00 •M. M. Smith's Subdivision of Hrrllona as Recorded In Plal llook No. I. Page 5 5 , Hcmlnola Count} llrrorda Rlock SI M. M. Smith 's Sub D iv i s io n ,,. . . . . . --------: J . A. Allison 43,80 N'tj lllock 60 M. M. S m ith 's Sub Dlv............ J . C. llirtinm' Ealate 13.67 Blocks 62 and 63 M. M. S m ith 's Sub D l v , . - - - . ______ ____ — F. R. D u r h a m ............. . 35.20 M. M. Hmllh'a Third Hubdlvlalon as llrro rdcd In Plat llook No. I. I'agr 8 6 * Seminole ('aunt* Itrrorda l ..t n M. M. S mith '* Third Sub Div L. A Ituidgr *.'. 57 1,1 S ' , of N W ' * ol S E ' , and N 15 serf** of N E ' , .ilS W , and All S E ' , ..1 . N Ik L, - S.. *J S t . (i. rtruiie Ave 29 S R 1, „l N E ' , lying N of SfT G e r tr u d e Av e 29 , of S W f t of S W ' , and of S W f t „! E ' „l S E SW ft 29 I SE of 8 W > , of S W W «n. l 8 W ‘ j of H E M ol S\ V‘ * and N W , ol S \V ' , Ivlne E of \V llri.. 'I S a n to r d l i r a n l tl,* , K25 It N and S by 6 60 It E A tV in S E cor and .. 7 M r h . t , ___ , ____ \'X 3U &j 19 30 8 19 .10 26 J M StVIy . M, S m it h E liiab eth t K io i I E b c a b e t b K i*-.- I VI in San ford (Irani Mi N K '* In S b e * 15 r on W tt Itn R. H!ark Unknown nlord ( i r a n t d e w Iks W ol N E r o r to I ntersect ion of of Sa n fo rd ( . r a n t aloh* t .ran i lino I T Ml r h E I 6S rb N E l v 17 55 r h (o be* [ 3I I', t 10 rh S of N E cor .11 fi h Ki run S in rh IV 20 rb- N 15 r h W IQ rb S S ' , rh \V 10 ch S 12 l , ch W 6 cb N 25 de* E 11 cb E to III'* |ti * M b ch E and ( ' nko n ■ 121 I ( ch S of N W cor • 31 Run S 3.16 rh, E 65 Ik* S 2 61 ch E 8.27 c h N 5 HO ch W 8,92 cb to beg . . _ Hr* 10,11 ch E ol SW Cor 31 Run E 12.58 ch N 8 .69 ch W 12.58 ch S 8JJ9 19 30 19 30 19 30 19 .16 16 riialba 31 Hi* II ch S ol NW Cor Run S .1.16 ch E 3 .1 6 rh N 3 16 rh W 3.16 rJi Hi* N W Cur Ilf NE Bun E 12 •■', S 211 ch S i ! I. R> Wly r}> •<* mu d * 7 1 ■ , ch N 29 4 \S H» 96 1 :l ch \S 10 s l i l t ch !Si Hy J.l S II de* E 6 ■cb S 61 <lc* W tu .p t. 30 ch W ol E line of S ection'a nd 10 ch N of S line of N E ‘ £ 8 10 eh W to HW C7or of N W t * of Sec N to N W Cor of Sec E to 2 1.60 l.oke Ralroml 98 Unknn M. A. llaiciimli 6 12 2 6 .1 0 J a r n h Ktaacl 167 be* 12 19 30 ■I s W Co r Run E I ch N i5 rh E 21 cb S II de* W 15 ch E lo pt 16 rda W of HE Cur of S W , N 53 rd. E 15 rda N II rda W 20 nil N 16 rda W 70 rd* no rd* W 70 rda S 10 9 17 1' n k n1■* n rh E 1 ch to be* 2 2 .5 0 T It Evi 32 19 30 S E ' , ol H E ' , d e*. W 160 In till* Hllea of Twin l.akea aa llrro rd rd In Plal llook Na. I. Page ««. Seminole I'oan'r llr cerd s l ull I lo 3 6 Villa Sites ol T w in • l. ak ea — Unknown LoU 42 to 52 Villa Sltra ol Twin L a k e s -----I ota 56 to 68 Villa Sites ol. Twin Lake* . I-oli 72, 73, 74 and 76 Villa Sltra ut Twin Lake* Lota 78 to 105 and 107 In 1 1 I and M3 In MB Villa Sites of Twin Lakes Unknown Unknown Unknown 1 4.30 Unknown The Town or Hylran Lake aa Regarded In r i a l Raok Na. I. Page 6*. Seminole C s a a l ; Records ' Lola 156 and 157 The Town ol 1.20 Sylvan L a k e ....... — ■ «• T . Pea n o n ------------- -The Town a t Pasla aa Recorded in Plal Bask Na. I , P aga 4. Heminola C a n a l} Uecsrda Lot* |, 2 and 3, Block A. Town ol Paola . __ i B . B . L ld rl d g a . . . . — -----a* 49.25 New U p.s la aa Iterarded In Plal flask Na. t , P a ga ( 7 . Seminole C a a n 'r Records B 4 'Lot 43. New Upaala...______ Will Frierson -----~ SW of S B M of NE»4 of N E ) * .. 33 N W ' t of N K J4 of N E M and NW of N E W of N E ' i of N 5: M and N E '* of NW ft of N E It _____ 33 H W ft n( N W ' j of N EW and 8 ft of 8 E ) 4 »f N W * of N E f t and N f t of W f t of 3 W ft of N E f t and N W ' of N E f t of S W f t of N E f t ............- ....... 33 Beg S E Cot of N W ft ... . . 3 1 Bun N 30 cl, Wly 12.3! 12.35 ’ cb 1W 4 ch, af ch, 8' 10.15 to 18.15 ch E . H . « ch t, b r f ............................. N f t „f N>: ft of S W f t ______ . W f t ol HE ft ol HE ft and 8 l-M of of NK ft of N E f t _____ N f t of S W f t nl HE H E !ft * and N fftt of 8 S ft m W f t of E f t . .of* 3 E f t *7ft or N -----and 3d N f t of S E ft .N. W ol 8 W f t . W fftt of W,ft of 8 W f t of S W f t . 19 4 .0 0 ^___U n k n o w n .. . . — 30 Pul 19 19 19 30 Unknown . 25 30 : 30 | 35 I. Unknown a . 33 9,90- ^ a 19 30 30 Unknown Unknown „ 19 30 23 J . B. Black . 1 _____ a . .. 30 30 JJnk n iw n ......... . .............’ T . It. K r i n t , . . , . , , , . - . K ft 20 Paga 190 M. M. Hmllh'a Heraad.Hab Division a« Recardeu In Plal Dask N s. Hemlaala Canal* R e t a rd s Lot 42 M. M. Smllh'a Hyeond J. W. Whit* E it a l * Hub Dlelalon.. . . He* 15 cb N and 28.80 rh E of a * w 19 30 8 W C or . 35 Bun S 10 ch E 495 It 7 N 10 rh W 495 ft, — . B e *t N lie NW W Cor of ol E f. fftt nl o f '• N W ft of S W f t of N W f t 38 19 30 “ Bun K 330 ft E 281 ft %z N 3 3 0 D W 264 ft N f t Of N E f t . of N W , lying N and E of 8 A I h y 38 19 30 In Plal Dsvk Na. 3. Paga • Hanford Haarsrd Haights Heights aa Kacsrdsd I -----L o t 17 Sanford A eigbts. 4 . CO 3.4 3 4 .3 0 7.50 Unknown . . . . . . . — -------- 6.5Z Unknown (.9 5 L ot 47 -------------------Sanford Height* Mro. U W. Pilley............ . l^>t "111 Sanford I S aafo r H « g h ta U n k no w n ____ _________ _ 128 ar LoU Its and If4 Sanford eifhta , _____U . ---------------------------------------U n k n o w n . . . _____ ___ 6.05 Lot 127 Sanford U e i f h t a . . . . . . . . . U nk now n.... 6.6 2 W . F. L t a r l l i l Hub Dltlalea aa R ecu rd ad Iw Plat Hook Na. 1. P a f a 27 •» Sam latla Cuuuty Record! N ft Lot 3 W. F . Leavitt'* Sub Dlelalon S. W. Wright Lola 7. »._ IW. .............................. 12 and IS W . JF. . L e a v i t t's Sub Dlvlllon U n k n o w n . . ______ Lota 18. 19. 20 and 21, W. F . t.eavltt'a Sub D lv_____ W. F . L e a v i t t _____ 3.35 Deed's Hub Dlrlslau aa Reeuedad la Plat R ash Na. I. Page 81 Hemlnolt Caaaly R e t a rd s Lot 3 Royd'a Sub D lv___ (.06 J . II. Rrunaon _________ Lot 9 lloyd'a Sub Dlv..,. 1.75 8. O. S h ln h n la e r........... Lota 19, 2 0 . 2 1 . IS and 23 lloyd'a Sub D lv ....... .. •7.20 S. O, S bln holler ...a. Markham Park Ifelghla aa Recorded la Plal Mask Na. I, Paga 77 Sarnlaal* Cuuuly Harorda Lot 9 lllork E Markham P a rk 1 H e l g h t a „ „ ------------------- -' . n. I . P e r k i n . ______ 22.211 The Town of Haaferd aa H ee erdtd la Plal Book No. I . P a g e . S( lo *4 sad 111, 113. 115, I K aa d 1 17, Hemluolo Caaaly Hrrwrda :b ,30 ,N lA H.,oe!‘ J I 1" / Sanlprd a . H ob b ln . idut* ■ rid 2 Rlock t T U f 9 Hanford 6 1 .0 5 E . J . T a y l o r ._ Lot I lllock 3 T r 1 Sanford 43 .50 U nk n o w n ..,. An Unnumbered Lot lying be­ tween 1 and 3 -Rlock 3 Ti er I Sanford 108.70 Joe ileM o n te Lot II lllork 3 Tier 2 Sanford 15 1.15 J 1.. Miller 8 21 It L ot 12 lllock 3 T r 2 Sanford 10 8.40 R. J . llo lly _ ___ W f t Lot 4 lllock 3 Ti er 3 Sanford 10 8.40 II. L. Th raaher . Lot 0 lllock 3 T r S S a n t o rd ., . 45 .65 8. O. Shlnholier Lot 7 lllock 3 T r 6 S a n t o r d . . . 2 1 .9 8 linknown ... WM l.nt 3 and.Alt 4 tllnrk 3 Tier 8 Sanford 48.10 J . U Miller___„ Lot 5 lllock 3 T r 8 Sanford 43.50 A. D. Smith Loti 13 and 14 lllock 4 T ier I Santord 6 5 .3 0 llutua Sheppard Lota 4 a n d 5 lllock 4 Tlr'r 1 Sanford . ___ 1292)0 Mr*. S. O, Shlnhnlaer Lot I lllock 4 T r 6 Sanford. 5 4.25 J : Iw Miller_____ Lota I and 2 lllock 4 Tier 7 Sv i Sanford 3 5 . 20 Mre. C. A. S m i t h . . . L o t 6 i i S N U . 7 , Block, 1 - T r 9 — Sanford _________ 4 3 .8 0 Mr«. L. II. Thraaher — Lot 9 ltlock # T r 3 Sanford 9 4 .6 5 llrnr v Wight .. 12 ft L o t 12 and All 13 k-i *w- !■■«« 4 *' S* -3oA«E’ b d g ' S E ' Cor Lot .in ‘ H Run s N 62 ft W 26 ft 8 22 ft W 14 ft 8 40 ft E to begl Rlock 5 T r 3 Sanford . 4A.no |l. L. Thraaher Lor 8 Ittork 5 T r 8 Sanford 3 1 .9 0 A. 11, I'arriah Lola t and 2 Rlock A T r 10 Sanford ____________ _ 6 5 .3 5 Mary S. Dirktna W f t lllock 5 T r 2 0 Sanford 13 3 . Mr*. T . E . Crlggal Lola 4 sand 5 lllock 6 T r 5 S anferd . . . . . . . . . . . _____ . 6 5 .3 5 M a y E . Higgins Lol 5 Block 7 T r 3 Santord 3 2 .7 5 U. W. Lain* Lot h Block 7 T r 3 Hanford 3 2 .7 5 W It. Wight Lot | Block 8 Tr 1 Santord 32.75 Unknown Lot 5 Block 8 Tr 1 Santord 41.05 Unknown Lot 9 Block 8 Tr I Sanford 32.75 Mr*. M. W. Lovell Lot fi Block 9 Tr 8 Sanford 9.08 J IV. F il i e r r a td E*t. Lol I lllock 10 Tr 9 Sanford . . 9.08 J . C*. Illggfna Eal. .. Lota I and 2 lllock 10 T r 10 Sanford 15.83 J . F. Lair,* . Lol 7 Block 10 T r 10 Santord . I nknown 4.7.1 Lot a Block II T r 2 , Sahfnrd 6.9 0 Unknown . . . ■ Lota 9 and 10 Block 11 T r 6 Santord 17.97 llralft Trust U*'. All Block 11 T r 19 Sanlotil Unknown 9.08 L«l I Block 12 T r 6 Santord 3 2 .7 5 li. II. Il'Neal Lola 1 and 2 Block 13 Tr 1 Sanford Mr* F . (Inert* l.ota 5 and 9 lllock 13 T r 2 Sanford J . V. Higgins E* l ale l.ota I,. 2, 3 and 1 HI,ok 13 Tr I Sanford Mar*" K Ifi**in* l.nt 5 Block |3 Tr I Sanford V B Beat, Lnta 1 and 2 ll lock 13 Tr U Santord T J William* Lol I Block 11 Tr 9 Sanford Unknown Lot 6 Block 14 T r 9 Sanford F 11 Reed Lot 7 Block 15 Tr 3 Sanford Ed** Nelson All Block I N Tr 1 I Sanford Unknown All lllock 2 N Tr II Senior.I t ' nknow n All Block 3 N Tr 11 Sanlorrl Unknown S 130 11 of K f t of Lol 7 nrxl K 1 2 0 . ( 1 of l.ol 7 ilc** S 130 It Block \ Sard, rd J *-n ntp K \‘till %i Ilit «.i. fi l ot 6 Block X Sanford I ' Ilk II w n 13.37 N f t of N f t of Lot 7 Block V Sanford 1 1 l( liri««on S ' , of N f t nl Lot 7 Block V, Sanford \h»f> Wiirmilry Lot I and N f t Lot 9 Block 7. . SanL.rd [ Ilk M m** r» Lo la I and 2 Block 6 Tr I Sanl.,f,| Hag»p Kirhurtld.-n 1 f. JO l ot ‘I Block r, Tr \ Sanford I. f’Hip W i ih*t *n » J l '*H 1.01 7 Block 6 Tier A Sanford it \ <»i r finer 2 fi fit 1.01 t lllock t, Tr B Sanford J F l«ninf 10. m 1.01 S lllock 7 T r II Sanford 1 1 -1 -H W II. aSlt » * f t 1.01 Block 8 Tr U Sanford II I.- Mu Hurl Jft .111 Let s Block s T r I' Sanlord I'n k n o * n J 1.00 Lot 6 Block 8 Tr l> Sanford (Inknoik ii Irt MI l.ol* a, 9 and 1" Block 8 Tr II Sanlord Unkrm* n 1.01 I Block 9 T r A. Hanford ! Nknown l.ot I lllock 9 Tr It Sanford Unknown J, r<i*rri Lot J Block 9 T r (* Sanford 1.01 2 Block 9 Tr U Sanford link n-n* n Lot II) B#.rk 9 Tr C Sanford M l-4.il l.nt » Block 9 T r l! Sanford Unknown Lot 5 Block 9 T r II Sanlord Unknown ,„ , Lot Id Block 9 T r E Sanlord M# I#*. Thria«h#r l.ota I and 3 Block 9 T r F S a n ­ lord Unknown 17.11 l.ui 10 Block 9 Tr (< Sanlord Unknown U.0& Lola 9 and ID lllock 9 Tr II Sanlord Unknown Middle 39 ft Lol 1 lllock 10 U n k n4»w n Tr A S a n fo rd S ' , l.ol 2 Block I" Tr A S a n ­ Ifrp IIrw«IIp> lord I „l I llloW I " Tr A Sanlord K H J'in ri Ifnknow n I oi 3 Block 10 Tr ( ‘.Sanford IV ' , Lot 5 Il*>a* S t III Block ll* Tr U Sanlord Unknown E f t Lot r. Block ID T r C S a n ­ Unknown, . * , . ford I..' Lola 6 and f lllock 10 T r II Sanfordi C . II. K r u l r r ll rira l.ota I. 3 and.'3 Rlock 10 T r II Unknown Sanford , Lola l an<l 2 Block M Tr A Sanfortl 11 le M uh ar i 2 8 .7 5 Lol 1 Block II Tr B Sanford M - J. Htnkea 21 .98 Unknown I ,,l 8 Block II Tr II Sanlord 2 1 .9 8 J i m M Jarkaun Lot I lllork II Tr C Sanlordd I 3 36 V , II, F r a i l e r l i n n Lot 5 lllork II Tr ( ' Sanlord 21 98 l.ol 6 Rlock I 1 Tr I' Sanlord ,3 90 H* T. Murlin N ft Lot til Block M Tr D Han­ J ln u rlaa A l l o w l ) ford Lot 9 Block II Tr 9 Sanlord Unknown l.ota I, 2 . 3 and 10 lllork I I Tr E, Sanlord Unknown 17.97 1^,1 | Block 12 T r A Sanlord 14* F. Trenn'a 17 67 Lot 2 Block 12 Tr C Sanlord Unknown 2.60 Lot 3 Block. 12 Tr K Sanlord Unknown 4,7.1 Lot 6 lllock 12 T r E Sanlord 4 .7 5 D. L. Thra shrr L oU 1. 2 and 10 Block 12 T r P <# llnknnwh . . . Hanford 7.22 l.ot I ll'nck 12 T r CS Hanford Li A. Smith . 4.75 Lota 2. 3 8, and 9 B'ock 13 T r A 17 .07 Sanfnrd _____— Unknown......... Lot I II)nek 13 T r H S anlord . J . Jarkaun 4.7 5 A. C. Marlin's Addlilan to Hanford aa Rcrarilrd In Plal Book No. I Pag# 91, Hemlaala Caanly Uemrdi N 4 4 ) 4 It ol L ot 3 Dlork 10 Tr 9 Martina Add to Banford ...... . _ 8 . 0 . Shlnh o la rr.. .__ , _ 7.52 S 6 ft It o f . l o t 3 and N 19 ft l.ot 4 Block to T r 0 Marlin'a Add tu Sanlord Mra. J . II. Roberta Lot 8 lllock 10 T r 9 Marlin'a Add. to Sanford. Reylly Trua t C o . , , Lota 4, s . 9 and 10 Block 10 Tr 10 Marllita Add. to Sanfnrd .. . ■ . Really Trust Co. 3 1 ,3 5 Fractional Fi of Hy. lllork 10 T r I I . Martin* Add. to Sanford M. C. Smith 9 .6 6 Lola 3, 8. 9 and 10 lllock II Tr 9 Marlin'* Add. t o Sa nf or d Unknown l.ol 3 lllork It T r 10 Marlin'a Add to Sanlord Jo e Cameron . . | Lot 5 Block II Tr 10 Marlin'a Add. to Sanford U n k n o w n ... _ft, _ Lot 6 Block II T r 10 Marlin'a Add. to Sanford Rea lly T r u s t C o . . . Lola 7, 8 and 9 Block l l . T f 10 Martln'a Add. th Kan* ford. U n k n o w n .. , ; . Lot 10 lllork II T r 10 Marlin'a Add. t o S a n f o r d . . . „ U nk n o w n ..., l e t . 2 and 3 lllock 11 T r II Martln'a Add. " t o S a n - , lord J , F , Lalng „ * ___. 18.30 Rablaaa n'a Harvey o f a# \dd1tlaa la Haafard a a R etard ed In Plat Baak Na. I , Page# 92 and 9 1 , Hemlaala C a a a ly Hecerda * Lot 4 ftraa W 2 6 6 .4 It) Robin- . . aun'a S u r e ty of a a Add. to Sanlord . . . U nk now a.. . . . I I . 82 rj f t It OI r 88 It L ot 5 Rohln« i ann'a ? ureay of an Add. ..... ........ 4-c-v— 1° Sa o r d . . Ben Green . . Lot 9 Itobinaon'* Survey ol an 1 Add. ta Sanfnrd . . . Unknown Lot |T (lews S 120 ft) Robineon'a Sur vey ol an Add. lo Sanlord _ Unknown 6 .3 6 Beg *3 .2 * ft S of N W C o r Btork 22. ran S 40 ft F. 120 (t N 40_ ft W to beg Robinaon'a SuVvey ol an Add. t o Sanford ................ . 8.55 Hubbard Reed Block 29. Robinaon'a Survey of an Add. to S a n l o r d .______ A. D. Bro ck ___________ Wfa. Clark'a Habdlvlalaa af lllork 11. Ti er I t a a d Blafk I I , Tlae I I , aa Rerardad ----- ------ Lot 3 m o ck 7.10 Hi C . I ) u B o « * ...._ ___ - __ Clark'a Sub Die j Lola 7 and 8 Block M T r 14, ( 1 . Seminal# f a a a l y R e ta rd *I 6 * 2 Mrs. M auds A. Xing. . . W m . Clark '* Sub D i e . . . . . *• r “ ' , M * ® * ^ " * ! * c — ,» H aary M o o r * , • ‘' 3 3 - " 0, i l l V •. e OWNER ti Amount of T u n and ! L ot I I Block II T r 14. Wm.* . Clark'# Sub D i e _____ ____ •Vlr«U C l a ir ... Lota 2 to 9 ( I ™ Lot 6 ) Block 11 • T r IS Wra. Clark'a Hub Dlvlaion-------U ---------Unknown. Wiw. Clark'a H a b d l.l .lo a of Black 24 a r KablaaaW'a Harvey a f an Addlilan lb Hanford ao Recorded la Plal Hook Na. I. Pago l o t . Homlaolo Ca a a ly Records 8 ft Lol 3 Wm. Clark 'i Sub Dlv ol Block 24 Robinson's Survoy ol an Add. to H anford ______ ____ W. J . McBride (.« L ot 4 Wm. Clark'a Sub Die ol Block 24 ol Robinson's Sur vey of an Add. to •Sanlord _______ . Unknown 6 .9 3 L ot 10 Wm. Clark 'i Sub Die. of Block 24 of Robin•on a Survey of an Add. to Sanford . . ^ . . . . . . . U n k n o w n ._____ ______ 9 .9 * Lot U W m. Clark'a Sub Dlv of lllock 24 of Hobineoa's . h u rra y of a n . Add. to Saofurd ----- -----------------. C. L. W in *______________ f.S ) V. m. n a t h ' a Hub l>lv|*|an of E ' < nf Black I I and All Block# 13 and 11 Hablaaan’a H u n t y . aa Herar dcd In Plal Bask Na. I, Paga 107, Hemlaala Caa nly Retards LoU I. * and 3 Block 3 5 Wm. J » Clark'* Sub Div. of Robinson's Survey . 6 .3 6 L ot 4 Block 33 Wm. Ctvra'a Hub Dfv of Itnbinein's Sur vey . Lot* 7, 6, 9, 10. 11 and 12 Bik 33 Wm. Clark'a Sub Dlv nl Robinson's Survey Lola. 6, 7 and 8 Rlock 36 IVm. Clerk's Sub Dlv of Rob■inaon'a Survey L « t 9 Block 3 6 Wm. Clark'a Sub Dlv of Robinnon's Survey ., Unknown____ A. II. Hlrnllford’a Addlilan lo Hanford aa Kerardad In Plal Book Na. I. P a ge 110 Hrmlnolr Caaaly Record* Lola 6 and 7 Stentifurd'a Add tu Sanfnrd U n k n o w n . . . , ____1 Lot 8 Hlrntif of d'a Add to Sanford K* 3?-e CottAf t . , .. l*4»t lO^Stcfilifoni^ Add i.» s«ti Norman Sutton 13.67 led 12 Slenlilord'* Adil to San- • ~ — raid ' W n k n o w p ..^ . 5.06 l.otl 13 and 14 SlentlFord'a Add * to Sanfnrd ..... . ...„ o .d 'ra a k .m iL . . . . Imt 2 0 H tm lllord'a Add t n ' S k h - " ' Tord . . , .... ___. Unknown. l.ota 22 and 23 Htenllford'a Add to Sanlord J . W* White K a t i t P * ^ . L ot 2'i.Stcntlfofd '* Add lo S a n ­ lord -----------r~. , (Jffl. Turn er.__________ __ A. D.• Cl ChaanalPf Hubdlrlalon of Block . <i. K. and J af the T o o n or (ioldahoro. Recorded In Plal llook No. I. Tage 71. Hrmlnule County Records l.ota 8. 9 and 10 lllock (! Chap pell'a Sub Dlv of (iolilaboro . . ____ jWm. Clark L ot 11 Rlock (J Uhappi'll'a Sub Dlv t,l Ontilahnfo M m. Clark L o U 13. I I and 20 Block (i Chappell's Sub Dlv ol (lolilaoofn _ Unknown — 2.35 Lola 41 anil 42 Block Ci Chappell'a Sub Dlv id (iolilaWm. Clark , |S.3>7 Lot 65 llliick K Uhappell'a Sub Dlv of tiotilaboro J . F. Lalng 6 .3 3 All tlnplallrd part lllork , k ( happrll'a $(ub "Dlv ol . (iolilaboro. ............. Unknown 1.92 7 he Hub IlltUlon of Haulh Hanford aw Itecurded In Plal llook No. I, Page 91 Hrmlnolr Uounly llr rorda E ID II l.ot 2 8 lllork II. S o u th Sanlord <!. W. Benton L o la Lot 311 til 3 8 S an fo rd it R lork loril lllork (* U .South S o u th llenton A Clark Sari’ A 11 Thraaher 20 Mm I ila l a n d A I o U n l , * l l o n l ’u . I Id.. Addition lo Houih HinTuri!. a* I te r o r d e d In Plal Buok No. I, P a g e 73. .Seminole I a u n t } I te r o r d * Lot I F lo rid a L a n d A Colo. C o .'a Add to S o u th San Un known 2 .3 3 Lot 2 Ho-lila I.and A f „ l u Uu'a Add lo S o u th Sa n - Lot Jofd 3 Honda I,a nil A Colo, . ( ' o ' * Add to S o u th Son* 'or,I Lot 18 M or ld a l. aod A Colo ( ' o ’ * Adtl t o S o u th San. . . . . L o t 5 3 i l o r id a L a n d A C olo , * C o ’a Add lo S o u th San L ’rd Lo ta 30 anil 3f I loritla l.anil A* C o lo C o '* Add to S o u th S a n fo rd Lot 65 Florida C o '* lord Unknown w , ......... 6.3 q ,|ll( 5.36 Un kn ow n I and .4 Col*, U nkn own 3 .2 0 Uifknuwn 119 Add lo S o uth San ^ Un known # 1-19 E J. Whlle'a Hub IllvUlon of Part pf See. 39.. Tp. '19 It Jo. a* Bec orded In Plal p Book No. 2. Page t 8, Hrmlnolr Count} llreoril* Halt Int fh lllork I E J. . W ld l.'a Su b Div |,art of 36 19 3 0 Unknoi I 1.82 F. tl . R a n d '* Add. to Hanfutd a a llerw rd rd In P l a l B oo k No. I. I 'a g r 111. H r m l n o l r , C ou nt) H e r a l d * Lot 6 Ran d'* Add tu San fn rd • Unknown _______ __ 17.67 C h a p m a n k T u r k r r ' a AdtlllL in Iw Hanford a * l l r r o r d r d In Pl al Book No. I, P a g e 21 Hem fnole C o u n t } l l r r o r d a leOt t VUork 2 UhAflman & T u rk rr'a .\dd t o San* ford J Mallrm 2 0 .4 5 L o is Z ami 3 lllock 1 U h a p . m an & F u r k r r ' i And to S an fo rd Calhrrini* T h o m a * -. 61.8 7 ll lork & C h a p m a n & Lot 4 Add lo S a n T l i rk r r*s f ■>r d U II F ra ilrr lira. 44 10 l.ol 3 Mluck ?« ( ‘ hap mart A T u c k e r 's Add It. .San lord Mr* CL Saurgir 18.27 Lol 3 II lurk H C h a p m a n A T ur k e r 'a A ltd to San lord C. II. Frailer lira., ^ ^ 3 3.3 5 L o t 4 B luck H C h a p m a n A . T u a k e r ' a •Add t o S a n - E ft Lot ford of E f t of l.ota 9 and niork 1 Chapman A T u r k e r 'a Add. to Hanlonl 2 lllork 122 Chapman & T u rk er'a Add tn San- Me J . Hloltn. 7 31.20 Unknown lord Bluett 17 Ch apman A Tucker'* Add tu Han­ ford N 10 ft Lot t Btork 18 Chap man's A Turkera Add I>, Sanford Lot . a^ca.—...-a Hem inola Cuunly l l r r o r d a 9.9 6 ii, Atkin* 5 .3 6 John Mutton 3 3 .3 5 Unknown k Na. 1, F « | M 74 and I2S 2 2 .5 8 All lllork* A and B Nr Add lo Sanford IL Wifbt 62 .40 l.ot 6 lllork F Nvavo* Add to Hanford ... Frank II. t l r o w n . . . . 5.04 Lot* 3 and 4 lllork K Neavra a Add to Sanlord Frank IL Ilr n w n .. . t 7.11 lloldeo llt a l Estate Cam aany'a Addition la Hanford, a* Recorded In Plat Baak N*. I P a g * 6V, Heminola County Hecarda Lot I Holden Real Fiatat* Co'a Add to Sanfotd . . * John L a w s o n . . . 7.21 Lola 5 and 6 Holden Real E s ­ tate Co'a ’ Add to S an ­ lord » U n k n o w n . : . . ______ _ Lot 7 Holden Real E a ta te Co'a Add to Sanlord Holden Real Eat. C o , , , , J . K. P a r e 'a Hub Dltlalaa af tlltrk C of Mellantllle. a * Recorded la Plal Baak N*. I. P a g * 91, Hemlaala Caa a ly Itrrarde lleg N E Cur u( Lot 4-1 Run W 6 7 f t ft S 135 ft K 57 ft (t N 135 It Pace'* sun Die ol Rlock C Mellonvilla ' * J . K. V a u g h a n . ______ 1 2 .4 2 ' ■leg 100 It E nf N W Cur Run E 100 It 8 to N line ol L o t t W 100 It N lo beg _____ All W f t of E f t S W n) St. Jo hn* river ilea* S 1120 It and lroa E 130 It of S 1170 ft and Ira* beg 363 ft E of S W Co r„ Run N 1101 ft E 801 ft 8 1104 ft W to beg) Beg 345 It F, ol S W C or L o l 2. Itun N i n t o It E 3 1 3 ft 8 1120 ft W 31# f t _______ _ Beg S E Cor _„ . run N 2 0 rh W 5 ch S 2 0 ch E & r h ..................... . lleg 678 It E of 8 W cor Lot 3 „ Itun E 3 3 7 f t ft N 1340 ft W 337 ft ft 3 1340 28 31 F . F . Dorner. 28 19 28 28 30 29 19 31 29 19 31 Deg at Inta ol E ' t i n e Mellonvilla ave with aouth lin* o l ________... ........... 30 — -e- Run' N - along n»e 182 , yds V. t * f yd* S 162 yda W 1 (3 y d . . Beg S E Cur L o t I Holden Heal E a ta te Co'* Addition tu Sanlord In ' 30 run N E ly parallel with Sanlurd. 0 1 . line to W line ol Lol 6 •■( E. A. Pate 's Sub Dlv S lo Grant llnd SWIy with Gt. line to Celery ave W to pt S of beg N to Smith k T h r a * h t f „ 4 4.43 Di I - * R. T . T b t * i h * r _ 5 7 .0 3 31 8 F . F. D a r n e r . . , . 10 19 L . W. Wattae#,,____ ____ 31 \. J . r . L aln g_________ 19 ftV * 1 2 .7 2 31 W f t o M D g S W Cor of N W ! t ' . 31 19 31 Run N S.27 ch E 9.41 ch 8 Ely to E line of Sanford G t. S . I 5 deg W to 8 line of N W J » W to bea . ‘ Beg at Inta nf l i line ol Sanlord Gt. with W line o f . . . 31 19 31 Run N 13 *5 rb F. 6.03 i ’ . \ J n a n o w a . . . . ____________ 2 ft 7.70 i Unknown , ____ ________ * . •w : , - 1*:J - d • - j ---------------- ------ — ■ -- • a *- �DESCRIPTI ON O F ch S 25 DMCJjmON o r OWNER *rr*m ' • OWNER DESCRIPTION o r LAND OWNER \V to b * j iJrtJi N 2 . 0 7 « r r r * ) N 2.07 «cr*« of br t ml Inis of E II imp of Hartford t i t . .with W Hnt* of * Hun N 13.65 rh K 6.08 eh S 2 5 d r f W to b t f , _i N * i of L ot A, a mli dlv of fti ffCOrdcil In Plat Hook No. 2, P a a r 8* Srm lrtnlr W 8 S 5 .6 6 U _ .. ..... j j 20 30 3 Unknown 1 eh S of N f t Cor r«l . 3 . 20 3 t Itun S & rh E 10 ch N 6 rh W 10 rh . ....... ................ 5 W. J . David E. E. Drawn'* Sub O li ia i.n of Deck H i m mock a i Recorded In Plat P a g* 83. Srm ln olr County Record* B l o f X . B . Drown’* Sub DU of Dark Harara° f k . ■ ■- . ......... .......... ..... W. 8 . Konntt I’ o. H r r o n f i M id w ay in Hrc. 33, Tp. I ! Lota 1 1 , 2 3 and 24 Mldwa L ot 22 Midway . ._ L ot 67 M i d w a y . _____ . L o t 21 M i d w a y - ------- . L o t 72 Midway.. ....... L ot 73 M idw ay Lot 84 M idw ay* ... Lot 81 Midway L ot 8 5 Midway . L o t 90 Midway-- . ^ L o t 139 M idw a y______ ___ Lot 162 Midway . L o t 126 Midw ay . L o t 161 M idw a y............ Lota 170 and 180 Midway L o t 188 M i d w a y ..- ___ __ . L o t 181 M i d w a y . ------Lota 211 to 220 Midway . L o t 2SS Midway.. Lota 287. 2 ( 8 , 2 8 9 am Unknown Unknown II. M ra r h a m Unknown Jullu* T h o m n II. M ra r h a m II. M ra r h am jink now n II. M ra r h a m Unknown II. M ra rh d m Unknown Unknown Unknown , . . U nknown.......... Unknrfwn. „ Unknown Unknown Unknown mork . .........— ----- ---■ .— infard Cclrry Delia aa H rr o r d r d la I'lal Hook Na. I , 17, 18, E and P Sanford iC V , r r o U ' i U , . . "• Uf»t 50 Hartford C f ilf,ry U,*“ « , , .O t 67 and All L ot 68 Sanford Celery Delta____ D a it r r llr e v r * 30 20 32 80 U nk n o w n .... 3 2 ' ZO 32 40 I l a i t r r Reave* l.rvy Grant aa R c r o r d r d In pTal Iloak No Seminal * County Records E . ML Howard___ __ __ P a * a 7 5 Seminole Co. Lot 10 Rlock D Mitrhrll'a Survev nl L e vy (Ir ani_______ L ot I 5 It lock li Mitrhrll'a Survey of L r v y G ra n t ___ l.o! 26 lllorlt U Mitrb.U'a S u r­ vey of L r v y Grant AH UrHottrd p a rt Ulork II M itrhrl" a S u r ra * of L avy G r a n t ; . „ — J_ :...r . .. L o t 8 (tree beg 12 ch N of S W Cor run N 83 deg 50 min E 5.3 ch N 6 d r * — 3 0 min W 9 rh 8 ' 70 d r * W 5.87 rh S 30 roln E 10.3 rh) nio rk C MitchcII'ii Survry of • L e vy G r a n t . ........ .......................... .. U r* 12 rh N of S W Cor Lot 8 lllork C run N. 83 d r * 50 min E 5.03 ch N 6 d r * 30 ruin W 9 rh S Krilenatrin D ro i........... M U . Mab rl A ndrr .o n H . A. H oley ..._________ J o e Cameron Unknown Mra. J . J . Aintiry J a m r t A t h l r y - ___ Unknown . . . ___ E. C. T y n d a l l . , „ „ of N ft i , lira* 70 N ft S by 140 yd* W in 8 E C or). . _ Erie* Plal af P i. Herd aa Hrr ordr d In Plal Iloak No. I , Pa| e 121, S rm l n o l r County K rr ord a H r* 6 rh N of Cor. of lot and , s -.- »'+ • J W'ylly Sta Hun ft' 105 , ft S 52 ft E 105 ft N H2 Iret Krira Plat of P t. Add to Midway Lota 41. 42. and 51 to 54 J . O. P a rk a rd 'a Klrtt Add to Midway ................ . L oliJS I and 82 J . D. I’ ark a rd 'i h(M| Pi rat Add to Midway . L o t , 132. 133 and 137 to HO J. O. Parkard'a Flr*t Add to Midway Lota 111 tp 145 J. O. P ark ... " " ard'a F'lrat Add to Mid- E. Y . Mallory »t a I E. Y. Mallory et .] Gilra, O v e r t u r n A fj Unknown Gllea^ O v e n l r r e t A Dr#* NK j, Grant . . . ... ... Lota 9 and 10 l i e u IS* in N E niork t: Mitrhril'a Sur­ ry Grant . a ____ M itrhrll’a S u r­ ry Grant . d IT. Hloek C Survey Gilra. Overstreet ft Dre N. II. Gilra.. ____ L o u 21 and 2 2 lllork C Mitch P a r k a rd 'a .Plrtt Add to *“ J S ^ .d. Unknown Unknown P a rk a rd ’a Plrtt Add. to Canaan, aa Hrr ordrd In Plal Hoak Na, L«t|l2 lllork 1 Canaan Lot*l9 and 10 Hlork 5 Canaan L o t 9 lllork D Mitrhell'a Sur­ vey nl I-evy G ra n t _____ Lot 10 lllork D Mitchell a S ur­ vry of L evy G r a n t ............. Lot I t Ulork l> Mitrhrll'a S u r ­ vey of Lovy G r a n t . . . ......... L o t t 12 and 13 lllork D Milchrlt'a Sur vey of Levy G ran t. . . . Lota 14. 15 and 16 Hloek D Mltchcll'e S urvry of I,*vy G ra n t___ _______ ___ Lota 21. 22 and 2 1 Block D Mitchell'* S urvry of Leary Grant L ot 30 lllork D Mitrhrll'a Sur­ v ry of L e w Grant L ott 31 and 32 lllork I) M itrh­ rll'a Sur vey of Lrv y G r a n t ------------,.. __ ,.... Lota 3 3 . 34, 35. 3 6 and 37 Hloek D .M itrhrll'a Sur­ v ry of Levy Grant __ . L ot 38 lira* E 5 -a r r r a l lllork D Mltchrll’a Sur vey of .. Levy G rant ________... Lola 39. 40, 41, 42, 43. 44. IS. i 16 and 47 Hloek D Mltehell'a Survey of Levy ‘ Grant _ • Lot 48 Hlork D Mitrhrll'a Sur­ vey of L e vy Grant L ott 61 and . S3 lllork D Mitchelf. Survey ,it Levy Grant "L ot 58 lr*t E 20 a r r r t i lllork It Mitrhell'a Survey of l e v y Grant S ’ j of E 2 0 acres of Lot 59 Hloek I) MtDheil’i Sur vey ol Levv Grant I f.ott 65. 66, f i t 68 and Hlork D Mitchell** Sur­ vey of Levv Grant I.oil 70, 7 1 and 72 Hlork I’ Mttrheil'a Survey of Levy Grant Lot 75 Hlork D Mitrheil'* S u r­ vey <d L r v y Grant Lot* 76, 77 ah (I 78 Hlork D Mra. E . M. William# I*. E» C hurch ............. Unknown P a * r 103. Hrmlnolr County Itrro tda . 8. II. ft'a ld ro n ____ E m m a Montgomery Amelia H artle y — Perry N'W'1, of SB i f . . . 8 S JV of S E ft 8 f t 1) of N W I, 9 L*t 3 13 Cam rr un a , H rr ordrd In Plal L o t i I. 3 and 4, Hlork 1. C a m ­ eron , * L o t , 9 end 10. Hlork I Caro* rron , ___ L ot 15 lllork I C a m e r o n ............... . * Jrt«rc Wheeler L liar crave* Mrt. J. J . Aintiry Mr* J } Aintiry SW Cor of N W i, n IA » N E ', 32 Hun N 390 ft E 1012 * j ------It 8 3 9 0 ft W 10121, feel*. * M of N ft' 11 of S E « t m 19 31 5 Mary E . S y m r * ( L a d N E.* , ' . . . * _________ Z 3 £ . 3 3 S o u t h e r n P larld a C l l r u t I mpany'a Plal of Her. 28. Ty, 19, H. 32, a* H rr ordrd In >. 2, Page ( * , Seminole County It rro rd * Z5 40 , 40. 80 47 Page 90, 20 St 20 31 20 31 20 31 Hook No Gllckatonr F . ft'. Hilliardl l e l n ______ t v . L. P a l m e r .......... ..... ........ W . C. Davla ........ Perry Glirkatona ,. U nknow n' Sem inole Couniy llrro rda I. M. Mil Unknown Unknown Unknown L o t t « ll lork 2 C am er o i L o t 16 ll lork 2 C a m e r o i I.ota 3,. I an d 6 Hlork ef on I * £ t 8 lllork 3 Cam eron Palm lla m m o rk lllolmenl a* Drrordrd in Plal llaok N Seminole County llrrorda Lot 22 Lot 23 Palm H am m ock Allot Pe*m H tm rr'-rk Allot men! Sant. Celery Delta Co i .,rli * Grant O v e n l r r e t Turp. Co Unknown .Unknown Gilra, O v e n t r e , t ft Ure* Unknown N . H . G ilr a Myrtelle H. Terry J a m ra M. Gilra Ja m e t L. Gilra Horrice Sanderaon 69 Overttreet Turp . Co J a m e t I . G ifr t lal llook No. 2, Page 59. Sem inole Couni/ llrhord ft 723 ft N 18 ft E 721 lent i '■ S W ' , of NW»| 7 o . 16 - G r n r t a a* Itrro fd rd In I'ial All IllerVt 5 and 6 Geneva Lota I and 4 to II Hlork 7 Geneva All W ork 10, Geneva j .o ta 1 to It) Hlork II Geneva Lot* 16 to 2 4 lllork I t . Ge­ neva All Hlork 12, Geneva f t h l l r o m b ’a S r r o n d Addition In Heg S E Cor «! N W '« ol N E >. 2 0 3 20 > 30 Hun N rh ft' 2l> rh S 7 h rh E 20 rh S I * . o f N f t '* t of N f t ’ t 21 20 30 Spring lla m mork a* H rrord rd in I'talllloak Lota 64 to 67 ilea* E 10 rh* and all 68 to 88 Spring Hlmmu rk S <4 le t 10| and All Loti n : and 129 Eureka Ham mork Lota 130 and 131 Eur eka Ham mork Lota 132, 133 134. 135. 136 and 137 Eureka Hammork L o t 139 Eureka lla m m o rk 32 32 J. T . M c L a in _____ 40 P. E. Church . P a ge 12. Srm lnolr Couniy llrrorda J o h n L arno n a j i Jrthn L am n reau i ft A. Wh ttfomb ft'. A. f t' h it eo m h I.Ida ,19 and 2 9 Hloek 6 ft'fajtComb's Second Add to Grn eva Kunvhlnr Height* a* H rr o r d r d In Pla t llook NLota ,1. 7 , .8. I I . I t . 15 and 2 ” Sunahinr Height# Empire Land Co. , Rand’ s Addition t« Longwoed aa Hrrordrd In Plat Hook Na. Seminole County llrrawd. J. II. Hryrr 1 4 rh E 5 ch ol N W t . ||n i beg SW cor tun K 10 rh N 1 3 .Id rh ft' 10 rh 8 13.13 rhaina) of S E M (less- N E '4 ,of NV and S E *4 of SEL . , Edgar GIHurt Unknown E . F. Driggers Longaod aa Recorded I* r i a l Iloak Na. I , P a g e s 11 In 2 1 . Hr Isale County Record* C. E. I'alteraon ___ Pvge 31. S r m l n o l r Co. Itrrord - feet W ‘, olS W Ji ____ s > ; .,1 S I ’. ' , of S W , * -— 2 0 4 ft ft’ of SW Cor ol Warrvn St and Oleander a v r. run 8 200 ft W 80 ft N 200 ft E 30 ft 459.1 rt E of S E Cor of Warrva St and E Lake 51 and 52 T u tra w iiia Lota 5 to 9 and 11 to 16 and 21 to 32 and 37 to 44 and 46, 47, 48 and 53 tu 64 Tutra w iiia . ____________ Phillip R. Young Grnnl aa Her or Jed In Plat Hook No. 1, P agr 33. Semin .(e County Itrrord* 11 and 17 Phillip it. oung G rant 5 2 1 3 1 J a n e Yuurge E tt a la— ■ illlp ll. Young Grant - 3 2 2 0 31 J a n e Y o u r g . E s t a t e ____ J . A. Davenport F . A. Parians K. M. Roberta Unknown Unknown . . _ Unknown. , . C. E. P attrrao n Unknown . , - ___ 2 21 21 20 20 32 32 • »0 2(1 * \ D. llarber Sou ther n Florida Cltiu* Co mp any's P la l a t Her. 21 . Ti 20. R. 32, na R r r a r d r d In Plat llook No. 2 Lota 3 0 to 3 8 Sou. PI a. Citrtia » C a t * H a t rtf 2 | ] 9 32 ' Unknown . . __ S E I , and All S > , of S E ] , of S E ' , ft' of W ,kiva Kivef and E ' * of S W J t - lira* 2 3 * arrea in N E r e f of S}Y and 7 sere* in N ft- eor of N t*l and S f t ' i i if Unknown UrTknown Unknown S o u t h e r n I lor Ida Clt ru* Com pan '■ I 'l a l a r S ec. 23. Tp 20. R. 12. a * R e corded I I'lal Hook S o 2. 'ago, 4 7 . S e a l a o i r C o u n iy K r r o r d a L»-ta 3 an d l Sou. Fl a. C ltr u * n g * * d a* H r r o r d r d In P lat I l » ,k N S em in ole foailly R ecord* l.ol 1 Hloek 11 Bruit's Add to L^ngwovd ,* .. 6.55 5.26 132 lllork l> i t l t r h li t Sur vey o! L r i y Grunt J a m n U Gilra 133 Hloek D Mitrhell'a Survey nl Lev y Grunt 137 to 1 4 1 -lllo rk ll Milrh rl l 't S u r v r y ol Levy Grant • N. ll.'Gitra. 136 Hlork It Mitchell't Sur vey c.f I^-vy Grant ' S'. I! G ! o 146 Hlork 1) Mitrhrl!'* S u r v r y of loivy Grant N. if. G i l e t . _____... Tu*eawllla aa K rr o rd rd In P la l]U e o k lll, Page ( ( . Orange ('aunty Itrrord. i-oia no. i . i , P. H Truitt U nk no w n.. W. L. 84e* u p . juu and u i - v . Altamonte L. H. ft N. Coe— ,,— — • __ Lot* 143 . 159 and ifil Alta monto I. II ft N Co .... Lota 145 and 172 Altamonte L H ft N Co Lota 3 2 3 , 324 . 3 30 and 3 J l Altamonte L II ft N Co .. Lot* 2 2 1 . . 251. I l l , 2 1 1 , 343 and 3 44 Alta m onte L H Unknown Unknown EH Swareiy �r i i: —- . rai T-fSg?t>SCTKMglg» " - ~ r ^ t i W t?t !*Li ' \ *. v ___________ t-y w - ______ t __ . -* TH E 8 ANFORD ok Amount el ' T a n a anil C o ltl OWN EH land HERALD * P AGE ELEVEW D E srn im oN LAND - o f f - 1 1 • OWNER l1nbn■■»»t 3 to 1 N W *! N »j . T ) III o n *1 >|| A N Co |. II A N Co 469. 466i 470 anil 174 Alta m onte 1, II A S C o J . S. Data i „ k 441 anil 643 Altamonte L U k N C o ---------l ‘ n kno a n I .it. 612 ami 663 Alta m onte L i t A N C o .. W. I\ Glltnrd Lot. 506 anil 607 A ltam on te I. II A N C o .......... Unknown ’ rf Lot. 664 " a n t i 666 A lta m on te I. II A N Co ......... , Unknown Kroat'a Addition to Alta m onte a> R rta id e d in Flat Hook No. I . I’ . g r 14. Semlnolr County R e c o r d . U, t 67 Fro at 'a Add to A l ta ­ monte - —------- ■ Arthur J i m n Kroat'a Second Addition to Altamonte a* Recorded In Flat Hook No. I, page 13 Seminole County lierotde Lets 2 2 nnd 2 3 .Float‘a Seco nd Add to AHatnonte . Annie M. Samuel lludaon I’ ark ao Recorded In Plat llook No. I, Page 49. Srmlnole County Record. I.ota 1. 2. 13 nnd 14 lludaon P a r k --------------6-----------------||. 0 . Tyle r T o w n nlntlfwo (19) V o u lh , ( U n i . I h l i c r f S O ) L a t t , i V m t , w rit (ollow ln r public rolW app r n i l m a l c l y Ihrcc a n il lhi>* t e n t h . (3.3) m ile * t o the anyth Wert corner of Tow n nine­ teen <19) South, Hange thirty Pl3Q) * F.%41, then ce north following public r b a i l * through P *.«>]« a p p r o i i m a t r l ) one an d o n e - h a l f l 1 13 » mile* t o connect * i t h brirk r*»*d at the * e * t onr half mile pnat of Sectio n thirty 1 I0», Tow n nineteen (19) Sou in , H a n g e t hirty (lOi i U i l . * And be It Furth er lt***ofved. T h a t the 8.36 board of county co m m ia lo it en of Seminole co u n ty , Florida, doea Jlpd and hereby deterL 3 6 mine th a t for th e purpose of grading and 1 i 81 paving * a ill road*, co u n ty bond* of naid 46 co unty in the sum of 13 00 ,0 00 P0 ia re­ M8 quired. that the ra te of interest to be paid 6 26 on ta jil bond* *h*IJ be 5 f 1 to r cent, and the tim e when th e principal * n u intefi-vl of »urh Amount of T » i « and Coil* 1 ft 21 21 K ! ? . L o L < FmtaaieClty L o U 2 l 4 to 261 Forrest City ^ 4.30 (-lo»h Overstreet Turp. C o Hammock . S Florid* (Jff>vp« Co** . F ir.I Add to B la ck Hammock f Lot |0 Florida Grove* C o ’* Fir*t Add to Bla ck Hammock .7 VV *j Lot 12 and All 13 and 14 Florida G ro w * Coi# Efrtt Add to Hlark Hammock . ^ptra.||,44 „ 13.35 or p iK t r!'4i a>nd na W w U >•» of or of N S E * * ( I r i a E l i of . S E * ! • of N I j a n d l e i * E * i o f ...s ... 18 N E I f of a VO. 2 1 29 F c t c r Tavt d 23.40 n o 7 7 ( t W ol N E c o r of lire 2 1 29 S E ' , of S W ' , 24 ru n W 2 1 0 ft S 2 1 0 I t E 2 1 0 l l N 2 1 0 It 2,10 . 1 Mr*. Ee C. Galloway. 24 2 1 29 7.10 o f N \V H .............. 40 Empire Lar»«l Co W l t d m r r r a* I t c r o r d c d In F l a t llook No. 1. P a g e I I I . S r m l n o l c County I t r f o r d a All W W S of T p lino l l l o c k 8 . -VVildmere . • Ovcr«tr«H*t T u r p C o 1.91 40 Florida. G n iva a - C W* K lu tv . .A4 d w-.U* - lll a r k Hammock , 2 7 Florida Grov«w C o '* Fir*t Add to llla r k H a m m o c k .. . r. L«»t SW U All Black 9 Wlldmt>rc Unknown l l l r h a r d * o n ’* Addition lo W o o d h r ld g r * « H r r o r d r d U Plot llook S o . I. P a g r I • . N t i n I no It* C o u n t y lirrortU iuii ' r anrl 42 KichardAdd to W ood- Unknown bridge lire <29 ft N W for Ieop 2 run. R 8 9 F ft * E fi*i0 ft N ~ 4ft'S ft N \V!> to lire * >NEI* of N W . l i r e 1 3 ft S id N.W to r run K 2 M ft S 799,9 ft W 2 M ft N 799.9 ft ■f S W ' , of S W ' 1 am i S N 't 1 - 2 l> -ot S 4 ol (3 W ' 4 of S W '( . N ..f S ) V c.*r t»f N W 1, of S \V 1, R o n S I IS (| 1: 3 1 2 !» S 1 i:. (1 W 122 ll N F S of N E 1, 1 leas Vi u l n a r's Add tu L*muwood) |trif S E C o r nf R u n N 7 8 9 ft W 1 I f. 7 '.1 li S l y 9 1 2 ft E T8 '> ft B r g S VV C iir o| E ! j‘ of n f ; - , of S W f j .... R u n E 10* rh N 6 1 3 ft S AVIv t o h».« R* f 7.1 fi W anil 8 9 1 ft N ..( H E r or of H VV 14 of s w >, ru n E f i l l ft S 169 ft VV r.i t ft K 1 f’*H ft S E '» nf s I-J „ f F n t 3 N K ’ i of N \ V *4 . l r « N E ',) an d HE 1 * of S W 1, l U y 7 57 t fi R 5 i]i‘c VV uf S F n if Lo t 1 M ir o n '* *iih d i v I *|o.n r u n S % dt*e W 2 9 r h N 8 #* do e W I n V\ S 21 30 6 *21 6 21 30 30 4.35 8 06 Peter Z*n*rin! P f l t r /.anarlrtl K 19.90 1 00 PfclfrT 21 2b 30 30 20 J<«. E 19 1 ' nk n ■** « 7 21 30 7 21 30 **** 8 21 30 3 IB 8 21 ,10 70 . 1 1 tJUL 1 - tl 1* F l i e r T If. G-uml.rn If, F Uidi**rtwiin " 6 20 U v r m t r r r t Turf* line R#-r N 2 9i ch S *5 It f# Smith dry E 1 li hi+if Ail I; 1? til N W *i n*'t inrltidr’d fci F fo *t'* Add t o Alta- fn o n l e 1 i of S\V *4 arnl S 1 i ‘of S F 18 !«•* n e e 8 25 ft W of S E V o r run N ' 4»i** ft M |f;«i ft R 166 ft F, to 21 • Fir*t Add to llla rk Hammock Lot 8 4 Florida Grove* C o ’* First Add to tlla fk Ham rnock L o t 8tl Florida Grove* CIo’* K 21 21 ,21 21 (* verst feet Turp 30 30 30 30 21 21 30 ;Ui 21 30 155 10 It) J . A, M«d*i>n 5 J , T . N ew to n 2 30 W heaton Lot *8 to *Fli‘M'l* C o ’* First Add t o . 2 1 - 31 Ml Mn know ii l rn k n a » v i V, E l i i i h e t h N. C u r r y . 10 9 .r*o J . <’ . 1‘ a t l e r s o n 1 21 17.30 - * 2 1 . p* E 1, >d E 1, 0f SK , of >-(V N W ' , of N W of NF. ' , N E 1, of s i ; ■, of S K ' , S W ' , of NW ' 1 of S E S ' , of N E ' , 0} S E of s i : 11 uf S K 11 NW N E ' , of N w '■•of s i : 1. Nt: ‘ , and IV s . ol S E ' , m : S 1 1■f Nf 1, of N W M , of N t 1, I1-0 N W ', SE . M V •, S ' , of E S of S f i i , of S K I , t hdluot* mn It r corded t Block nU 17.16 K a t h e r i n e 4 An na H a n lo n 20 .84 Dr. H. W . F a l l a , 27.60 • 9 3 • ■ 23 ■■■ ■« .i ('itar1 .4. -*-» # ’ 57.4 J . II. Iluhl 68.10 10.3 M>lr* Waggoner 1.1.43 16.9 It. W. Falla* 2ltd J . IL Huhul 12.55 3i» Flo rid a G r o v e * Co 33 08 16 1 Flori d a G r o v e * C o 10 4<» Flori d a t* ro v o * t"n 0.1,28 W* K. Leach 1.1.69 M I.. Ilealy 19.02 9 8 . J) !! '10 > Act* *i K. \ I 48 -H v •d •r 10 I l o n d a 1 11o vi * t ' .42 32 32 32 32 42 32 27 21 12 2* 21 12 4f 1n 1<» lu 10 20 M» tn * in Flo rid a <*niv rm ( * 4 2 .9 j 1».1 U F llo d f M r- S Hi lilr rt M M Sm ith I Unknow n Hi Idcn E * ( w* J I' J a m b * J t ' •i M Sm ith 1 5 an’rl IT | Mill* All Itlrx-k I k Villa Mill* |.ot M lllark E'Villa Mill* \\ N ', Il k. Mel <• << 40 f '' r. g ,111I1 t hihn Al<•1 \|dfrr \V J a e o b s W m. Ja cob . Unknown 11 21 i t>mml*» jon« r*. I**.*, I I r» 1 T.ii \N M .1 1iris; H| B eginning at the m te i**o -ti n n of i ‘a m - h •itj [ irp n * v e ft tie wivh t Vb-fjy a v e n u e , which in*2 15 i tr f s e c t i o n t* l o r t y i tui rmis west of th r F In ah* Ih F*r»e* r*hark P a g r s .it la 5*. S c m l im le I ** I t e e o r d s I lor..thy N. It«> nobt* I t r r o r d c d In I'lal llook Nu. 2. f a i r ) 1 , .Seminole t ouniy llei Hiti, rk r t i l l s Nl * 18 I t; I n ! flow li 28 *» j 12 h Unknown 2a 21 32 in I* Ij*t Book No. 2 P a g e 3|, S e m i n o l e C « u n l f I t r r o r d * \ F W i IIu m o i Uhiar .fi y e a rs l l e s r r t p l l o n of ro ad * to b e pa ved With hf irk or tilii#r hard mi Ha re m * t *•ri a I in Rem* imdi r u u u l v ( t lurid* T h e s e road * to in* paved n o t Ira* th an l i g h t I * ) f i e t in Width G a m * hill av r iiu r an d l o a d past M o o re ’ s I St a 11 on A Prevail M thirty N u n n ; 04 i;i m i io n N«*tirr is h ifr li y given t h a t on th e 13th •!■> uf M , \ It, 1 9 1 9 , an r h i t l u n will hr held * t t h e * r vrral p r e cin c t# In S e m in o le c o tin ly , F l o r i d a , lu di I r f mini w h r t h» r or nut t h r f r * h * 11 b r l>aut*d by lb*- c o u n t y ftiilinil*•lo iitf• uf * a id c o u n t y , c o u n t y b o n d * t o the a m o u n t of l.luOjMiu.ih), |.o ti r a r i n t n ' r a t fr o m date o f N i u e at th e ralr» of f i ’ j per c e n t , tntcfc at f i a y a b l e rr ml a n n u a l l y , said b o n d * I • m a t u f r a m i b r due mid p « > u J i l r th i r t y y e a r * •IB r t h r tifat ■!*> of J u l y , A I i 19 19, and Iti In ita u i t| for th e p u r p o s e of grmt ing an*l pav ing w»()i brirk or o t h e r hard su r fa c e fiialvvlal i t t r following r o a d * |‘tortd* (|f|44» * I 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 be (*♦ W . Frits m ingrr; ii I !"f ii|a Gf nv i ■ I it 21 21 ►1 22 22 27 aha}) L. P. H a g a n / CL I^ F v r o p r, F II Klllfrr, Frank K m n r y Ill ! tie du e Aaron P a lm e r 8 North < hulu- Villa Mills l .i . t i ■66.06 K at hr ri h r am i An na Hanson .5» . # 11 I 40 - 3 2 19 1,55 4,90 4.90 4.90 *ha!l artrr th e Sat d*y «.f J u l y A. 1). 1919, with payable pemFannually, B e i t * Further Heaolved,* T h a t a“n 'electinn ho and the *ap je ii hereby called and nrilered to be held at the several places, where ibe dart general election was held in amid co unty, for th e purpose of voting up on and deter­ mining by the legal vo ters of said co unty whether or dot such bond* shall be Issued, •aid el ectio n to be held on the 13th day of ■May A. ft . 1919, In acciird anre with law in general election*. For t h e purpose of holding such election# and can vassing and m aking return of th» votes c a s t the following electors are hereby appo inted inspector* in the several precincts respectiv ely , jibe last /named to act a* clerk. P re c i n c t No. I, Sa n ford . Ed. Higgins, }\ E. tJilea, Tim Keane and IL (V. M a i well. P r e c i n c t No. 2, L a k e M on roe: A. S , Hawkin*, J a m e s Johnson. I). IL (*, Itahun and Jo h n Hell. P recin ct No. 3. Hanford: (\ L. l lr l tt , C. J Humph, W. M. Haynes and Schelle Maine# P r e c i n c t No. 4. P a o la : A> A Htcks, F . A. J o h n s o n , A. V. McGuin and !>onar«l K elt. i ’ r e d n c t No. 6, U r i f d o : N. J . T a n n e r , T* Gushing. Then. Aulln a nd II. dlj M c L t l L . — r r w i n « Nt . 8 liiriw va; J .' A T: H y n i. l . v u r i G . 1 'r l X k - J V. W t r k . . anti U . - I k D unry. I ' r r f l n c t No! 7, I ' h u l u o t i : {). (J, Jar»l>*, N. C. J x u l i i , It. li. I t o b e r u a o t l l * . II, llfumloy. I ' l f o l n f t No. 6. ( ia b r l r l l a : 8 . E . M a th er., I*. K. I t n i . l i t l , l\ E . M a t h e r , arxl IVIUon M u rrm a n . I 'r e c l n r t No. 6, l . n n g n o o J : T . IN U « l i , J . A. Ill a lt i n e , T. I». I l a r l l r y *m l J . N. Searcy. I'r r c l n r l No. 10, t.aire M a r y : J . G. Martin, i , \V. IN ulir r,' It. II. I.y n ch anil A. E . Sjn tx lum. • I 'r c d n c t No. I I . Alta m onte : ll <) Tyle r. II t . I.) m m . A. \V M ulleti arxl At' II llal Iaril. * lie It T'urlhcr Itcaolve.l, T t.a t th r* e re.o* hiti.in. be |,ub)l.hi J in the Sanforil l le ril't . Ih ro .n ly new.iiaor r |nibU.lMwl In aald county once V a rh wei-l. |.>r lour week* |>rlur to aalil election. AtiotHeti thla 6th .lav of April. A. I*. I'.U'J. I .eat I I,. A. n i t U M I . K Y . G h a lrm a n I Id, uf Cmi|ffllbt4ilirti. hi 4" i a *>. u mm Alii *t | ntcfr*t lllark d SE' of NW SKJl .( K E '1 i «d S E 11 .d S E ' , N 1* «»f and \ ! i «f S F ! i ••f S K ' , J 3) sit Grove* Morr is I Willia m * m S ||ow .I rd tn 21 lu 11 in 1n 1Flat IIonk No to .11 lllark *) 40 , D ritn dn P e v . t'o I( a ntfH"' V 19.15 h 2 fi0 10 31 31 I Lot 1 Blo c k S, •' hid not * Nort h ( h utu ol* * «. I h r u f i h i ] In I *t I tlrmW Nu J A, I.a*hibro*»k t> r 21 21 21 21 21 l . ' i l * Hlfi to 1 1 1 Flori d a t i i o v r * C’ u ' r Flff*t Add lo llla rk H a m m o ck .1.-1 1.8 hegi NF , 21 S E ' , of S E ; , . V u , ..f S E j , of N) • 4 -2 1 a ll*K S i ror of 25 m n S 170 fl W 1320 ft N 170 fl E 1020 fl 2 \rr* * in HE ror t•f K W h uf 20 S \V ' , Nf •, .3 N \V 2a B r * 9.29 rh K of SW f f uf 27 S W , of N \V 1 run N 20 ch K fi ’.fi r»i 9 _’ll rh \\ >■ •1. t ) tl •3 f 1M . 5 VV 1 id SV\ ll iiultlrn ru il Miightw »*• B itrurided 1 ‘ 1 2*' 4 Block 1 - <0.1)1. tlf ■I H.lK hU Lot b -Block 1** i 1olili fif oil t l d d d x __ B lo r k lii Gulden rod Lot 21 Hfltthtu .3.A w , uf s w * ! *»f S E 1, . . 35 S E ' t 1 nf 8 E 1 i hond* 89. 90, 9 1. '*2 and 91 Florid* Grove* Co** Fir* ! Add Mark 11 a rn hut k L o t* 9 1 . 9 5 . 9rt and 97 F lo rid a Grove* (V f F i r s t Add to lllark HaitirniH-k L o t * 9.8 in 10 % Florid# t i r o v i a C . . ’- First V.i.l t >. lllark I'f rt fr r * 31 l). F r ie s V nkn o * n J . C. B s t t r r s r*n I'nltriowH 1 *n k n n w n Ct v r r * t f e r t T u rn C o L o t* Matt hitw \\ 1111a r*Tit fi r* J A l It) 11 lllark Hammock L o t* 7fi and *77 Florida G rove* C o '* Fir*t Add t o ll la rk H am m o ck F it! * 78 to 82 Florida G r o v e * Co*4 Fir*t Add to tl U . k II arnmnck t L o t - 83 Florida G r o v e * Co** Hammock M a t t h e w W illiam * \dm BrC 33I T1 ' . 5 120 L o ta fi5 ami ft? Flo ri da Grnvi*a C o ’# JPIra 1 Add t o ll la r k H a m m o ck Lot fif* Fl orida G rove* f ' o ' i FH* I A d d to IHark H am m o ck L o t * 7 3, 7 4 and 75 F l o r i d a Grov e* Co** F’lrvi Add t o F irs t Add H im m o rl i J 31 31 31 31 Lot 8-10 H m r y Simmon* Unknown . 29 31 21 2) 21 21 21 L o t * 5. 6 and 7 F l o r i d a G r o v e * * C o ’* F i r * I Add tu . B l a c k 20 ® a. 15 21 1 50 S. O t r* u n . ■« ** Firs t At ldIlian li> B la c k I I a t n m a r k ■* l lrrw rtlr il In llo a k Nti 7. P a l i * 7l» S e m l n o l r Cou nty l i r r a r d * 1M F n r r r s t C l l y ■ • R e c o r d e d In F l i t Hook N o. 2 . P a g e 80. .S e m i n o l e C#unty R e c o r d * W ) i f «<it 3 , All 4. 5 * n d 6 a m i ' _________ *____ __ 33 to 40 27 28 S E ‘, o lS E l, (to S K U of N IV 11 and SE l , ol NE *1 And 44 *» ill E •I , Ir as) ) ‘ •i ol N w 1 1 of N E ' , 1 a n d N H •4 of N W 1 , 31 s w «4 I>1 N W •, ol S\V‘ , 32 S\V I , Ilf S W I , ,12 *s e «, of s w > , . 32 N W M Ilf S W i , .33 NK<i of N W »4 and N W , v f N KG 36 E * 1 of NK»* nnd SW G of N K 1* and NVVV4 of SK.*i tlr .* 8W ' of N E *4 of N E G > 1 Edith U. T>irr NW ** of N W » * ------- - ------- r, I, or ; , W I | 28.26 N 3 a c r e , of N W G ,.( SE 1C'. 3 47, 360, 371. 4 03. 401 ami 107 A ltam on te B t s N E C o r of S E k of S K »4 Hun W 9 3 6 ft S 8 4 7 . 8 f t E 9 3 4 .7 ft S to b c f , . , 1*1 S E *i ' Iras peg N W C o r run S 6 r h i f 6 r b N 6 ch W 6 e h not. l e t . Iipa N E Co r ru n W in eh S 6 67 ch E 1 0 ch N 6.67 r h ) .w 22 o l ' S W l, S \\-i( uf N E 4* 23 n o r t h e a s t c orn er of S e c t i o n t h i r t y - t h r e e i 3 3 i Tow n pin i te c n I 191 S m i t h, Ha nge t h i r t y onr 11 F a * i , run sm ith ■*») I ’s m i r«ti av e nu e on i t ' m i le a r r it*# *ai<l Re* t Ion i h p H - t i i r r f t,* . f ■.• I ii i i c ) « * venue. Alru b e g i n n i n g at th e intersection nf ( ■ f o r f c i n ave nu V with G e m i v a a v e n u e th e f11j f t h * a * I i' *if il *- f of S e c t fun f*«il f I t :t T o w fi tw en ty ifctH S o u th , R a n g e t h i r t y -one i d l i l i s a t, T u n * o u t h on Ga|r»i*nHI A v r. A p p r o * , oil a t i l m ite t o t h e ' e a s t an d w r i t road wldch l e a d * wi-*l to A fu ofe ’* S t a t i o n , t h e n c e s t * l u n i 1 half < 'y l rnllr p#*t M u o r e’s S t * 11mi to i te a rd u ll Ave 2-* l l i c h m o n d Avenue. B e g i n n i n g tit th e I n t e r v c t i o n -»f R i c h m o n d V J II. Hoad on flaetlon U n a h f t w e . n S#e tloaa 2 6 and 27, T o w n i h i p 19 South R a n , * 30. l le g i n n i n , a t t h * ‘ hall mile po at between Se ction* t w e n t v - . u (26) .and twanty-aaven ( 2 . ) . Town nineteen flftl So u t h , lianas thirty (301 E a . t , run ,nuth ap p ro iim a tely twen ty-one h im .lr.i l . n t y ( 2 ) 6 0 ) lest to l** esbuf3 Itran rh ol A(U ntie O o a t t U n a Railroad. I Irseriplion ol roads to h# paved with •ami s.p h a J l or other herd su rfa ce material in Seminole c o u n t y , Florida. T h e s e raids to he paved not lea* than 9 lest in width. I. Krrneh Avenue and C em etery Iload. r.erln nihc >I the ^ Intersection of Krench avenue and Ninth street in the c i t y ol S a n ­ ford run south on E rsnrh Avenue anprotm u t e ly one and one quart er (I I I ) mile* to the south half mile post of Se ction thirt y-s ir 136). Town ninetee n (19) S o u t h , Ranee thirt y J3D) •E a st, thence west a l t ( 6 ) te nth) miles to where private road rune auuthwesterly into cem etery . Gobl.boru and I’aola Iload. I l r ti o n i n , at tha IntrreveUoa of (lobl.boro ’ >lrrvt a n j Ktench avenue In the c i ty of San ­ ford run w ..t on Gobleboru stre et apprroimatelv 1 1,hi (SI trn tha mllra, then ce southwesterly un road past Kitta’ d , l r y appruaImatrly nine (9l tenths miles, thence folluwin(8 the main r<fad west am) southwesterly ap proiimately three ouartrra ( * 4) of a mite lo the auuth line of Section th irty-four 134» Town nineteen (1 9) Soulh, R a n , a t h i rt y (30i E a i t , thence west following public road appruilmately three . and thee t e n t h . (3.3 ) miles to the southwest corner of Tosvn nine­ teen (19) South. Range thirty (3 0 ) East, thence north following public road through I’aola a p protim alrly one and one-hill ( I 1) ) milt* lo runnret with brick road a t "the west one half mile poet of Section t h i r t y MO), Town nineteen (1 9 ) South, Range thirty 130) E a st, Th e following .lectors h a l e been ap­ pointed lo con duct aald election and lo rah vaaa and make returns o( the votes cast In this aevacal—peeeinete, -reepeeti eel y , t he (art— named to a r t a t clerk. Swnfnnff* EtTx Hlgcfne. r ; ' K. Giles. Tfm Keane and II. C. Mavwefl, P r r d n c t No. 2, Lake MofirA+r A. H, Haw* k in s J a m r * . John* on. D. II. C. Rabun and Judin JtclL » ffl I ■> m -iU&BU * .#■>! —Q 9 fl I'rVHnci Nrt. 3 , S a n f o r d : C . I * . ' l l r l t t . C. J . H u m p h, \V. M. H a y n r* an d Sch rl lu M ain r* . Frcci nct No. 4t 1‘a o la : A. A. Illck a, F . A. Johnaon, A. V. M cG u in amT t ^ o n a r d Kelt. I'rrd ncl No, 5, Ovinlo: N, J* T a n n e r , T. lb Cuahlng, Thau. Aulln ami IL II. McCall. Precinct No. 6, Geneva: J . W. Flynt, George Peter*. J . V. Wick* and M. V. I >• rilfy. P rrrlm i N, l No, 7, C h u lu iH n . <#. G . Jaco b *, ■- I Jacobi, Il R. R o b e r t«and G. D. Brumley. P r e c i n c t N o. a, (in brulU 8, E , Mathers, I*. E. Itedditt, C, E. Mathur* and VVlUori M oreman. Precinct* No. 9, Longwood: T . P. Lewi*. J . A, llUtlinr, T . D* Hartley and J . Ni Searcy. Precincl No. 10, I.ake Mary: J . G. Martin, • J . VV. Fortier, IL IL Lynch and A. E . Riobtum, Prerin ct* No, 1 1.. Altamonte: IL C . Tylar, IL G. L y m a n , A. W. Mullen an d VV. IL H a l-/ lard. Sabi »lectb»n to be hfld In aceordance with the Jaw* of Florida gyvernihg the hold* ing <d general election* in **id st a te , and re­ turn* to be made to the clerk and chairman of the board of county com mlaafoners of ill*- n.-iid c ou n ty . I lone b> order of the board of county ronimi»**uiii‘r* of Seminole county, Fla, laralj „.E. A. DUUGLAHS, Glefk of the Board of County C o m ml** ■loner* of Remlnole County. la-5 tc * ■ \ N o r i G E O F ELECTION I n c o m p li a n c e w i t h th e pro vtalc m * of C h a n t e r 4 6 7 8 , L a w * nf F l o r i d a , n o t i c e (• h vre uy given th a t an electin n h a* b e e n ortiered Gt be held an d t h e «am e will be held Ifl S p e c i a l T a i S c h o o l D l * t r f c t No. 6 , S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . Fl ori d a, ' on T u e s d a y , M ay 27th , 1 9 1 9 . for t h e p u rp o se of d e t e r m i n i n g who sh all W trn■ tees of sa id d U tr i r t fo r t h e n a i l s u r r e e c d i n g twti y e a r s , anil th e n u m b e r of m ills <d special d i s t r i c t a Hi no! t a i t o b e lavled in said distric t for each of t h e l a i d two years. T h e following are- a ppoin te d to a c t *■ In* ■ p ee t o r * a n d c l e r k * a t s a id r le rlj on P ferin ct N o 2 > F a k e M o n f ' n *1 C t ; Be ll. C l e r k , VV I F Allen, J M. Ogleaby.' J II. M a n n . P re ci nct Nil- 4 I P a o l a i ; (\ l l P e a rso n . C l e r k , t i e o r jj e Garwtrod, B i > Hm dcr*on, t m u Kcllx, D o n e a n d o rd ere d b y Ghe B o a r d o f P u b l i c InatrucUMn i 6 r H em lm de c iiiin ty , F l o r i d a , in «e**|on as**'in bled, t h l i 8 lh d a y uf .April, I 9 1 9. P A(teat: ’ T . VV l.awton, Reefetary 5 1 - o le : It Helps! Thcr/'ean be no doubt as to the merit of Cardui, the woman's Ionic, In the treatment of many tro u b les p e c u lia r to women. The thousands ol women who have been helped by Cardtil In the past 40 years, is conclu­ sive proof ttiat it is a good mcdicint for women who suffer. 1 It should help you, too, , Take Hie Woman's Tonic h Mrs. N . E . Varner, of Hixson, Tenn., writes* “ J was passing through the . . . M y back and sides were terrible, and my suffering Indescriba­ ble. 1 can't tell Just how and where I hurt, about all over. I think . . . I began Cardul, and my pains grew less and less, until I was cured, la m remarkably strong (or a woman 64 years of age. Id o all my Housework,'1 Try Cardul, today. m E-76 ;' ^ y L / '* ' m \\OTlU»* W .Ith tin fiekJ» \V line, U111;ch IS III! fhe n>.rlh >*fi» half mile p-ni Seition tli.t l T “ * II f * . t , l > O 9 n |, | »i K * n ge thi' I > -riu .it l’i*si, run **«'ii h on Hirh- rn*»fid n u Din a p ( 0 " i i Hi at * I > »in <|,ijrti r ',1 >>.d •tii *•#«" i t . Seiulnwlr • uunh ({■ * 1*1.r. . t ii. fi 1,,r ..n 'in 1 \S I., i f,t "T'tVk »*h||( i i.'l h* hi id • Mir a fi lllib I " J nf (I a It f 'Hid 1 Si p c * \ vrn in . h b f i ki.itfiiri t h*-f* fuf f I .1 [|.t)l«*tt‘t , 6 * f 611 a in r • 1 ht' * " f <1 11 K * u^t T.. »n* hi j* 1 l r. ■ im ,r« il •huh '•« h it r II ij yd ila**«Jl ini'iin Kaffir*' haul t*f l .libltl B e g i n n i n g at the i n t e r l e c t i o n of* S l p r * # J N I I. 41. J4 N K f NH. a v e n u e with Celery avenue nt t h e n o r t h e a s t c o r ­ 1.15 T » i ( ’ollcclwf, B c r n l n u tc f 'm i n t y ner " f R e c t i pit t h i r t y ’Awn f 11721 T o w n n in e t e e n Ja m r* R, Edward* f»0 - M r 191 S o u t h , R a n g e th i rt y u n r * (311 E a * t , run TLift f out ti u»i HJpe* av enu e, o jt r i j u r a r t c r ( ‘ 41 mile Mary E . Evan* 2.85 in At U n t i e ( ’uast Line t i a i l r o a d t r a c k , 20 Unknown 211 30 ■north »*n A vru n e D flvr 5) bl ock# In Sev- F 73.115 R o a d t o Brisstpo's .Siding 21 30 T. M ilrnkrl *•111 h i l ff u l, i h f f l B a* ral (it) Hi‘ V«-lilh <bf>rt B e g i n n i n g *1 th e n o r th half tndc post «*f V an A r * d * l r tinhorn** M r n h r r a g r Cti ! 8 ii 2 ) b lu rb s t.i A >*'nu> B tliKUfr liuftll R r m n l c d In Fin 1 1! 1*4,1la No - 1 , •■«fi t i m i n ' B t h f r e l ' blut'kv t*« Fi u lr th be 1 lion i in r 1 v tw o d 2 i f u s n lo n e te e n 1 191 R a n g e lhirt>-«ftie r i i i F a s t , run •I f i r t , t h r n r e wtV| m| F '* u r l h *ifir 1 I l S o u t h , L*d Un a m i i : . ‘ , 11 7 V A 11 lilurk tu A * rn Uf t . thcfir** fi.irfh Vv»'iiti«? situih o n e o ia trr ( 1 * i mile In A t la n tic It ( •> • t i l l . t.. HI a ■ k sim n : ir. \ apprii »i mat *11 four l liuih* •»! ;> hi dr i-> * .« *t t i i »i* Ba ll load t r a c k * J B A •' H Jn a 111 m 1«r 1, M e in I t * III III •' 8Wwa I { 4t* II if db<« i n if r*-•n 11i 11 m11 m. a « nfT»r»d l * h i f f t h e p t|11||r r •■W<t ! trli« w«-t l m I ' \ ll IK U VV 1 . F*d 117 V *' P S*i;| tr anil duly ••••tri*bd I < h l f j l ” . I hi IlfH U t o l r f l , r..MoW>rtg I h r jM'bb f > I* S W ll|M* B*hJI *i *i •U a ’ Bii' Anil h .-ni! <-f (hi* jirtnunl Add (.. Ilia* ) Msrntrini k 1 I* I I I ]f* 11 * H*f n J i ' I ' t * d •-Sft.t I'l ( «> IT| • 'l »I ' i ••1rt a fl i Mvn |||| In I h. I' fLk Ti " * n 11 IO I'll) k p a v i n g ‘ti ^ a u f ^ ' t * M"Iiid * « d | |»*Miit K 21 N ) * fd S b * , ■ \Ma f111f t , *.» l I M11 I Fi 111 -** 11 i r . i —-i i r1 in i>i i ll *1 1 il * »ll!i <1 I <i <l| >‘l Ifl-' 8 jn (n f l! j | I ' ) * >i , M nf . nf N It* Itew. I>. d. h t t( e t. .. *f I if * nil Hr l f " i i t «f l ■ • i n n Hr -• * I «*f *1 1 1 >t i'*t*'a Ofiaii(l‘t f«tml with R*rift»r<l nvt-itttc un the l a rm i nllth* •« 2 1 tl NW , com i?ii-*iioi* i* ol R» ml n ob m u n t v . Moridu. d a p p r u v i m a t r l t *-a«t »Bli* nf Hcrtbfn twi-lvc i 11! >, T u * n tw e n ty t ti k n <■« rl t ir» t h a t t h e y deem it « i p « d l t f i t an d for th e m a k i n g a tu ial i li» ti n n w 9 21 31 •*f R F , of SVV ,1 »l t a rt if 6 % ■r «I r n 1h* r» 5 1 tn*b-# , i2ui Ratut h, Ilauft* tlHfty B l l i Ea »i , run li 21 31 I B $ N F Cn| i.d S F ..f SW l best inter* * * i*f Rerriinolf i Mi n t y lo 8 . ( i m i v j Vvrnu r t i l l s » » t ,.f S t J u l i n i %'Hitb *■11 SafilMi'l i V H i i f *pj»f itti rnal cly une R u n R 7fi i\yt 10 rrin w c oun tv b o n d * of •■id r o u n t v fot th e purpo-e Hiv* r. uiwl '-nt bull tl 'j* mil*** t*i \1 i r l i i m n t if, * b S t drg j o min nf gr ad in g anil paving r e r l a i t i ro.nl* in said U r, ;t;t , h s 8 6 drg 30 B i ginning at I hr » y | vrul uf tlravr bridge * i I tt-4*1 util In plat «f M rcc a till Tn. murk, count) with b ric k of o th e r h a rd surf nr* min W 6 . 3d ch !«i pt *•( * , m a t e r i a l , said ro ad * wh ic h an* to be l u _ i r r o M R t. J u l i o * riv er b n tin* ro a d ru n n in g t>. l lv ir d u ami Grttcva Ruatl. beg run N 3 drg 30 mih from S a n f o r d to G e n e v a , ru n weat a n p r o i * B e nr4f1 I ti i£ w in fix I he H u r i d i F a s t C«»a#f psv pd b e i n g a* fed lo w*: E 1,58 ch N 8 0 S deg im a l t I) nr»#* an d urn* tiuarti-r 41 1« I miles lu Rallrmail € f o u n A v en u * C in plal uf luwn D e s c r i p t i o n of r o a d * fu b e p a v e d with I »,.|/L uavt E 3 . 1 ft rh R 3 drg 30 min * ick . p a v r tm/nt n rn l. * a te «if G e n e t * , Kbifiila, a e r o riling (it plat brfi-k or o th r e h e r ) s u r l a r . - m a t e r i a l in S«-m- 9. ,, Oran gp l l u u i r v a r i l W 1.58 rh R 86 4 di g W ff-cufftml t b e i c u f in Fl at Ruuk 2 , pj*;.** 12 uf T h w r u a . i . I.. I ’ ' r * n,,P , , " u , r ¥ , , a ' 9,15 Innlx r i . u n l y , H . .r i- la Giffi«* ( ’ tillm* 3 .4 6 rh I Reis.iittrlc r u u itf y rrcoffi#, .Ih ri tru run ea st lu u a v e ij riot I . . S ( b a n r i g h t (Ki f r . 3 in wjiitii l l r g i n n i n g at ifir i n t r r . e r t i u n I<( l i r a n y r Sefi'nil alf et-i, thi'ficr au u th un S*>riin<l k f f 5 4 vd* K of 8 W cor of I. U a r o r r o n a v e n u e an<l m a i l p a s t M uu re 'a l l o u l e v a r d with Oregon s t r e e t a , la id o u t in lu A v e u u e br, li%in| t h e a t f e r t eutfter un , N & U ofR E H 9 21 31 Station . , |t h r m a n o t S a n fo r d K a r m e, r e c o r d e d in I'lai whBIi t hi* I F 11, I 'a l t J i k a l l «t«ifc #tari«l*t Hun N 514 ft E 165 ft ] I eg! n ning at t h e I n t e r a e r t j o n td C a m - 1 Ruolc ( i n e (| t. pages 127 arxl 1 2 a o l S e m - I hence e a * t t a the c *« ! line «*( S t IIrd t w e n ty I 78 eron J. H Hughvf S 51 4 ft W 165 ft 2 a v e n u e with C i l e r y av#-t»ue, which in inole C o u n t y R ecor d a. run e a s te r ly un G rang e B«g 96 yd* W nnd 145 yd* N te raec ti on i# f o r t y <4 0 1 rod * w*8t nf the ll o u lev ard a p p r o , i r n a l r l y on e i|> mile t o (h r une **2 4 ) , T o w n I w rn ly F2*l) S*iath Bantfe nf R E Celt uf NW <| of north* a s ! cor ncf of S c r tio n Ihir ly -th ret * C’btl n o rt h an d amith one q u a r t e r ! (j ) tine of Sec- thirty I x o 432) E a * t , t h e n c e au u th anil an u tl i’ REG 10 21 31 T o w n nineteen U 9 ) S o u t h , R a n g e th ir ty * lion I w e n ty - o n e (21 i, to w n n i n e te e n (19> w ralr fl y lullawing th e m ain n*4«| between firrte.va a n d Oviedo ll ir n utfi Iow a C i t y In Hun N 70 vd* W 35 one (.111 Knot, fun so uth on C a m e r o n a v e n u e S o o t h , R a n g e th ir ty ' 3 9 ) E a a t , where D rang , H *m u »t S m ith y d * H 7 0 y d * L 35 yd# !) un r f t I mile acro ss «atd R e c ti on t h i r t y - t h r e e ll o u lev ard (r.leraecta th e M on ro e brick road. the AI lain ti c Cuast lint'1 It njlrnu ] rripvvlnff “ in front F a wton l l r m , ' s t o r e a t O v lr d o , N of N W ' j <ii'**‘ beg HE ('or i 3d I t o Geneva avenue. It). ICaud Siding R o a d . il lrtanr e •«! s p p r u x ! m a t r l > c l^ h t ( 8 ) milea. of W 1 j run E 15 ch N 5 AI*o * beginning al t h e in lr ra ec lio fi of J. F. A IL A. Allliofi ch W 15 ch S 5 rhl II 2 4 , 31 7*>Ji ll rg i n n in g on SI. G e r t r u d e a v e n u e at a 7, 0 % ie d n an d C h o lu n la R o a d . C a m e r o n av* nue wrlth G r t i r v n a v e n u e a ! Ibe Be^iunl»»/ un lb** tnulh line of the town F i l e * S u r t r j nf L tk r ( ' h a r m a * Krrord rd In P l a l Book No. I , P a g e 6, S e m i n o l e n n r l h e a * ! c o r n er of . K c r t l o n fo ur ?4i T o w n point a p p m C m a l c l y fo u r te en h u n d re d Direr * Goutily Iferord* t w e n t y i20| * So uth . R a n g e th i r t y - o n e f fl I » i 1*03 1 feet west ol th e S e c ti o n fine betw ee n r i t e ‘ .»f N o r t h Chu lu u ta at A v r n u r D, rVin S e c t io n a |wcn ly -> ii i26> anil t w e n t y s e v e n north on A veil Ur ii five 15) block* t o S e v ­ E a s t , run sou th tin C a m e r o n A vp . A p p r o*, L o t * 171 a n d 1 I B l u r b \ F H h 2 7 ) , T o w n nineteen ( 1 9 ) Kinith, R ang e enth **tre*t, the nre weal on Hevrntli pjfeet Hurvi*/ uf f*ahr ('h arm J- F . A I L A. Alllion in <5 one FH nyfib to th e ea «l a n d weal road t( h i r t y 130) E aat, . a i d po int bei ng on the two t'2i b lock* tu A ven ue fl, th e n c e n o rt h w Me h l e a d ! we»t t o M ruifp 'i R t a t l o n . lh« n re Aleiandrlo er t b i rd o , a* f r r o r d r d In l'l*l llook No. |. Page 4,1, Seminole Cs. R e r * t d t wept o n e half f 1 ) 1 mile p ast M o o r e '* 8 ta- r e n t e r line of a pol.hr road running n o r t h to u li A v e n u e B lliiri* tH) bbrek* to F o u r t h i l a m i'i aiding, run n o rt h a p p r o i i m a t e l y •t r r e t , t h e n c e west on F o u r t h •tree! o n e i l ) 1 iiin t o B e a r d a l l A v r, l*oI 1 B l o c k fl Air la ruin a <»r fifteen h u n d re d (I 6U 0) Ice t t o within fifteen block t o A v e n u e A, tbciict* n o r t h on A v e n u e 1.66 2. tiki,,I,, J. IL l>um*« Richmond Avrnur. ( 1 6 ) feet of t h e A tlan tic C o a a t l.ine R ail road A *ppr>i i m a t r l y four l i ) Inn th * of ■ mile lo Hr gi nning a t / h e in te r sec ti on of R ic hm on d A. A u l l n ’ * Flr»t Addition l o O t l r d o in R e c o r d e d In ( 'I I I B o o k N o . ' l , I’ i g r 43 rig h t of w ay , t h e n c e n o r l h - w e a l e r l y on where t h e public road t u rn * wc*t to w ard A v e n u e with G f n e v a A v en u e, which ii at Hr nit note County lie cord* th e n o rt h cine half ( *yl mile p o s t of Section putdle r o a d along rai lr oad ap p ro al m a t t ly 4)viedo, t h e n c e wiwUrly fidlowing t h e public tw o hu nd red (2001 f re t lo r ail road rroaaing, m ad b e i w t e n C h i l m U a a n d Ovieilii l o tbe L o t . I. 2, 3. 4. 5 and 6 Block f) three* tali, T o w n t w e n t y 120) S o u t h , R ang e t h e n c e a r m s * the r ail road ri gh t of w a y lo a AftariGc C o a s t Line •R a i l r o a d cross in c In A. Aulln*# Fir#I Add. I n * t h ir ty -u n e (.ID E a * t , r u n au u th tin Rich* a l a r * at tlvTcdo, 6.06 mnnd a v e n u e a p p r o x i m a t e l y on e «|uarlcr 4 *4 ) pu bl ic r o ad para lrlii ng th e r a ilr o a d o n its front nf L a w t o n B ro s, •f j i •t • J . H. Duma* n o rt h e r ly aide, t h a n r a a o u l h r a a t e r l y along rn*kii»K a t o t a l dist ance of a p p r o i i m a t e l y mile t o Jicrdan road. WiTaon'a Addition lo Oviedo a * Recorded In P la l llook No. I, l**ge 13. Seminole Ihla road a p p r o a im a te ly fo ur h u n d re d <ti)Ui ■U atid fiV B'trnlhs id*5) mile*, 3. RI ties tAvenue. jf % 1 Gotinly H r c o r if# le et t o t h e road on t h e n o r t h line of S e c ti o n 8, G e n e v a Ave n ue Fill w«*«t uf S i . J o h n * B egin n in g at, th e /n t e r s e c t i n n of 'Ripe# a v e n u e Lola *19 ami 2 6 l l l o c k II, Wilt w etityaeven (27), Town n in ete en 119) R iver* with Celery avenue a t I he n o r t h e a s t c o r n er of •oti'a Add lo Oviedo. _ . L. T. Hunt --------------S o u t h , I ta n g e th i r t y ( 3 0 ) E a a t , t h e n c e eaat Section l h lr ty * tw u ( 3 2 ) T o w n ni neteen <I!rt llrginning al the wrat end ol dfa* ___ bridge mpii roaim ately t w e n t y - t h r e e hundretl ality M id d a y _ In Her. I0i Tp. 2 1 , R. 31. •* Reco rded In Plal llook No. I. Page 48 S o u th . R a n g e th ir ly -n n e (.11) E a * t . run s ou th acri-a St. J o h n , river on the r-iad running S r m l n o l r Gounty Reco rd* on 81 pea av e n u e , one u u r a r t e r O 4 > mile to ( 2 3 6 0 ) le et to road run nin g n o r t h arid s o u t h , from (tanlord to Geneva, run wrat appruath e n c e anulh fifteen hu nd re d ( 1 6 0 0 ) I, a t to A tl a n ti c Cmust Firm ll*i!r«>*d t r s t k . L ot 25 Midway . ^ 10 ’ 21 31 8. W. Rtoven* --------imately o ne and one quarter ( 1 ) g ) milea to St. G ertrude A rc. I. R o a d t o liriastifi'a Rhilng. brick p a ve m e n t. Jo h n J . Egan'* Addition lo O vlrdo a* Reco rded In Plal Rook No. 2. Pago 52 11. Ruat f OlL S ec ti o n U n e b r t w e e n Kec- 9. Orange lloulevard. B eg in n in g at t h e n o rt h half rail* p o s t ' o f .Seminole County Reco rd* liona 2 6 an d 2 7 , T o w n ah in 19 S o u t h . llrginning *ul thr intrracrtlun ol Orange S ec ti o n I h l r l y - t w n (3 2 ) T o w n ni nete en (191 L o l a C. 7, 8 a n d 9 Blo c k 1 J o h n 3. Range 30. t , Rout, ca rd with Oregon ,<reet ns laid out in Itang e th ir ty -o n e (>11) E a s t , run 9 . 7 6 So u th , E gan'* Add. t o tftrfedo . L. T* Hunt Ihe map n( Sanford Karma, recorded in I'lat •outh one a u s r t e r ( J 4 ) mile l o A tl a n ti c ll rg inn in g a t t h « hall mile poat b e t w e e n I 'o k i l L i n e R ail roa d t r a c k . S e c t i o n . Ivrentyt aia (361 a n d t w e n t y - a e v r n llook O ne [ I I , pagra 127 and 129 ..I HemK f| d N H f tW ' V) |, n( o( N W ti and inol.C o u n t y Rr. nrda, run easterly on Orange 5. ' M e c c a H a m m o c k R o a d . ( 2 7 ) , T o w n nineteen (191 S o u th . Itang e Ki 4----02 — It o l / W J i . of a i B e g i n n i n g at m o sout h en d of t h e present t h i r t y ( 3 0 ) E a a t , run a o u th a p p r u a l m a t e l y lloulrvird ■pproaimatrly one 11) mile to the MWJ N W >.i of N W ' i (I.Va S brick p a v i n g on Hanford a v e n u e , kald point tw e n ty -n n n hu ndred ai aty ( 2 1 6 0 ) f e e l tu north and -ou th one quarter ( J , ) iine q( SeeZA 1*. W. G r a n t . 31 _ 21 !♦ M l ehl being th e in te rse cti on of t h e Hanford and l. e e a h u rg ll ra n c h o( A tlan tic C o a a t U n e lion tw e n ty -o n e (211, town nineteen (19) W 529 11. of N ' t of N W o l Suuth, R a n ge thirty (30) Eaa t. where Orange O r la n d o road with S an fo rd a v e n u * on the R a ilr o a d . 0 . S- H o w ard . 4 15 21 31 S\V ij 8 E ' i|, of SV boulevard interarrta (he Monroe brick road. e»*t aide of See Bun twelve ( 1 2 ) , T o w n tw e n ty W ') N KE 1. 1, of N E of N of tlea rr ip U on of to a d a. lo. he p a v e d wllh I Id. Rand Siding Road. t2 0 ) S o u t h . R ang e th ir ty 4 30a E a « l . . run * ,, . 5 1. T Hu nt 18 2 1 31 N E (j . .. u t h .m Hanford . v e n u e a p p r o . ! m a t r l y ..n.“ r lf ” . M f ° J h r t ■U , , Vw m " U r i ! 1 20 Glasgow R oh tn .on 31 Ileginning on St, O rr tr u d r avenue at a Ifi 71 r . ' , ..f N K ( , of N W ' , and one- half l l ' i ) milea l o M ichi ga n . i r e . ! tn >**«"•'"**- ''••«>" v. Moriifa T hta e r o a d . point approal mate1, fourteen hundred Ihr.c Heg 20 ft N ..f S W I or of . . laid out lu plat ol M e r e , H a m m o c k 1 * ° br. ni" l- « ' » « ) feel In wldlh . (1403) feel weat ol the Section line between 31 1 fi 21 N E I , of S L ' i 6 O v ie d o and G en ev a R o a d . | »»<l ( . m e l e r y R o a d . Sectiona twenty-ail (26) and t went y .even Hun E * 2(1 ft N 2 1 0 ft n (27), T o w n nineteen U 9 ) SiAjth, Range l l r g i n n i n g where th e Ktu rlda E a s t C n a . l [ lli-ginfclng at the i n le r a e r ll o n nf Fr<-nrh 2.97 I.. li. MorJre W 4 2 0 ft S 2 1 0 It Railroad riuaaaa Avrnur C in plal ol town a v e n u e an d N in th a tr r v l In th e c i t y of S a n - thirty ( 8 0 ) Eaal, aald point, bring on thr of S E ‘ , ol N W 1* and t ail* »1 Geneva, Florida, according to plat ford run auuth on F r e n c h A v e n u e a p p r o x ­ renter line of a public road running north to N ) , uf S E ■* ol N W ! * recorded Iheteol in. f l a t llook 2, pagr 12 ol im a t e l y o n e and one q u a r t e r ( 1 * , ) milea to Hand'a aiding, rqn north a p proiim ately l i r a . b + t N E Cor of S^mlnoir county record., (hence run r a i l to th e auuth hall mile po»( of S ec ti o n t h i r t y - a l a fifteen hundred (I&U0) leet to within fifteen Ituri 8 1 1 4 yda W .32 fi 1*3 Second etreet^ thence aouth on Second atreet ( 3 6 ) , T o w n nineteen ( 1 9 ) S o u th , R a n g e (16) feet of the Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad N yd. i n :!-3 yd* E 22 way, thence nort h-w e .l rr ly on 7.67 to Avenue fi, living the atre et corner on t h i r t y ( 3 0 ) E a a t , th e n c e weal ala ( 0 ) t e n t h , right ol 11. I). Latimar 9 2 6 1- 3 yd al ------1 C 2 1 31 which the II. ||. P a id ,h a l l al »»rc ■(■rid*, milea t o w h rr e p r iv a te r o a d tu n a auu th* public ro a d along railroad ap proiimately weste rly I n to Cemetery . thence eaat to the east line of Section twenty twd hundred (200) (eet t o railroad rr o . u n * . S e m i n o l e ( aunty K e r . r d a one ( 2 1 ) . Town twenty {201 S ou th. Range 2. Gold eh or o an d I'gtd a R o a d . thence arrow, the.railro ad right o| way t o a th irty -tw o (3 2) Eaat, thence aouth and aoutliL o t a I . 2 , 2 0 a n d 21 Siavla public roaA B B aril riling t h e railroad on l u ll rg in n in g a t tk e IntVraeetion at G o ld a h o r o n o r t h e r l r S V a , thence aoutbeaa Urly along Ovrratrret Turp . C o , ___ _ 8.SS westerly f o l b t l n f the main road between C o l o n y C o ' l s u b Ulv. L o t a l l a n d SR S l a a i a Colony Geneva and Oviedo through Iowa City to e t r e e t an d Frcrnch, a v e n u e In t h e c i t y of S e n - thl* road \Wproilmately lour hundred (.100) Unknown . . . _____ — _____3.94 C o ’* S u h 1)1 v , L , ___ tha Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad croaaing lo rd run weal on Goldah oro , t r e a t . a p p r o a - feel 16 the road on the north line , f Section In ( ru n t ol Lawton llroa.* atore at Oviedo, a i m a t e l v e i g h t (H) t e n t h , milea, th e n c e au uth - t w .n ly - .e v e n (37), Tow n nluetern (10) w ee t fr ly on road p u t F l t t » ‘ d a i ry n n p r o a - South, diatanre ol apnrOalmatcly eight (8) mllra. th. R a n g e thirty (30) E a a t, thence eaat j m a t e l y nine ( 0 ) te n lh a mllra, t h e n r a to llo w 7. Oviedo and Chulunta Road . ■ ppraalmateiy U n k n o w n .. . IS ra a im a te ly Iw inly-three hundred d a l v 31 2.73 II i» Hbwaatariy jf* * ® ! go 21 31 U n k n o w n .. . s w u if N K I . . . . , „ 10.45 SI T 9 *1* rVanlag n ortk -and aouth, Urglnnlng on tba aouth lino of tho towo ol a mile thence aouth fifteen hundred ( U 0 0 ) feet to Unknuwrt . . '40 21 31 6.25 iita •( North Chuluota a t Avenue 1), run a p proiim ately three q u a r te r . (4g) o( N E K of & E K ----- ------_______ 2 1 to tha aouth lino ol Section thirty -f o ur (34) 8 L G e r t r u d e Av e, * * LEGAL ADVERTISING e -7 < r<> I , tt 211. 2 2 9 . 23U. 21.1. . 2 4 4 , 2i 9. 263. 277, 2? 9. 2 9 9 , 299. .1 f>3. 30 4 >»<l 206 Altamonte L II,It -N Co , 1 . 1. 318, 319. 320. 321, 3 2 2 , 324, 326 an.l 306, A l t a ­ monte I, II £ S’ Co t „ i , 437, 438. 439, 415, 466 ami 4 67. AI d moo to l , M a n r.li "» ' r11 * , # n fisc n u rio N , V , ' ;- ' MAY 9. 1919 | , (> . t @EK$S5TlrC= 9 V S Y -. • A lij Wc> caTry all tlio. 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Section One—Pages 1 to 8 THE - ‘ *3^’ *■G*}v■-5* ~rt ' - --- - -— — . • .<1 v >r3 - • .-:33 7»1 * *• * VS - IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ' i % NUMBER 53 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 1C. 1919 VOLUME X * • FOCH READY MARCH THRU GERMANY was united.in holy matrimony to Mr.) tractive in a green costume; Miss Robert Jack Hickson. The room of I Cora Lee Tillls, secretary! wore the the residence were beautifully decor-* daintiest frock of white headed ated with cut Mowers, palms antlj Georgette. The Seniors all wore quantities of ferns. In the parlor their caps and gow ns. y\hvrv * the wedding took place a A Yictroia stationed in the hall green and white color motif was ar­ furnished tHo mAst delightful music tistically carried out with oleander throughout the evening. • • * und ferns, Rev. C. W. White of the Methodist church performing the After the guests had been intro­ ceremohy in the presence of rela­ duced to the honorees they were in­ tives and most .intimate friends of vited into the auditorium where . tne bride and bridegroom.. The. they were noreoahly surprised by a W.1LL.ERQ CEED,W IT H INVASION < IT Y S C H O O L S FORMALLY little farce, written and acted'by the COUNCIL M ET YESTERDAY AN D FORMALLY AC­ bridit, was charming in- a - traveling OF GERMAN TERRITORY UN­ suit of blue taffeta silk and a brr CLOSE ON FRIDAY EVENING Juniors, each*one 'Toirrcsentltrg a dig­ CEPTED GENEROUS OFFER AND F I NAL AR­ coming chic hat of black with a LESS PEACE TREATY IS SIGN:____ WITH APPROPRIATE CERE­ nified Senior. Miss Ethel Henry - f - FD BY ^GF;ilMAN7? *of' blOTT” 7 r * MONIES, _ ... . provtwl -the-most beautiful-ttiul-ador­ RANGEMENTS FOR TAKING CHARGE-~(fF"PRO-Following the ceremony n course Paris, May 15 —Immediate meas­ able queen, representing Miss Helen PERTY WILL BE COMPLETED IN FEW DAYS. Commencement exercises at the Hand, the popular president- of the luncheon was served, the dining ures tending to the further subjuga­ Sanford High School closed on Fri­ Senior Class. Glenn Lingle, as the room being decorated in pink and tion of Germnny if its delegates.*re­ day evening,; May 9'h with the fuse to sign the peace- treaty were court jester made a decided hit, he j After many years of effort, with his -death Geo. II. FeVnald held a greetv. graduation exercises of the Senior representing Le Clerq Irwin. Henry (little progress, Sanford ds’ now in a firm hand upon l he nffairs of his Miss Howard is n most charming indicated today by the announce- ’ Class of the High School. McLaulin, as the wise and learned fair way to have u beautiful cjty business and this company* was sec­ young woman and possesses n host inent that Marshal Foch had been The C o m m e n c e m e n t exercises of Mnx Bradbury was especially good. hospital. * ond to none in central Florida. With of (riends who extend to her many sent to tire Rhine by the Council of Su n da y a n d Tuesday e ve ni ng s were The Court .Beauties, clowns and Four to tnke such urtiAn ns may be­ no children or immediate relatives kooj wishes. . • The announcement was mode yes­ published in t h e Herald of last week. other members of the cast carried dependent upon her, Mrs Fernald Mf m ^ BOI1 j„ „ yo„ng man of come necessary Itf thl* Wont that thu Other exorcises of t h e week were us out their parts beautifully 'and the terday that Mrs. Geo. II. Fernnfd has expressed a desire to en\e t ws Ager]|nK qualities and one of Snn- treafy fs not signed*. -•* •« •-» had offered her beautiful home at beautiful home, together wltn the ' follows: Juniors are to be congratulated upon the comef of Fifth, street and Oak Answers of the Council of Four to fold's .tqijsL Ji'rpgrewivo celery grow­ furniture and elegant library to tin* ers. the German'notes on prisoners of their work. . ’ * -• ' • avenue to the city as a memorial to city as a memdrlhl to her husband, war and labor subjects were deliver­ , . r eighth Grade Graduation Aflfh the play, the guests we It in­ her husband nf?H mother to he used The happy couple Teft in Mr. The Eighth Grade held their grad­ vited downstairs to the dining room, by the citp as n hospital. The tiller George Huntingdon Fernald and her Hicksuq,'.. ear for a* trip down the ed this afternoon. uation exercises at the High School which was converted into a v.ritahle was made to the city council which mnthVr. Elixa J Laughton. The West Coa.il, stopping One of the later German notes, at Lakeland auditorium on Wednesday evening. fairy land, with Its wonderful decor­ met yesterday morning at 10:00 borne was a gift to Iter from her and Tampa. They wi|f he at home dealing with economic clauses of the The class colors, pink and green ations. The guests were seated at oYloek and formally accepted the husband and the furniture* from her after May 28th. treaty, declares that they mean the fur i i L t ii ng* of were beautifully carried out in t h e small tables, seat i ng four, each t abl e propo*:t .nil of Mr- Fernald a n d ii ( unit lu-r M u i ' h nf t h e ruin <jf Germany if they'are en­ been ii t h e f a m i l y forced. decorations,* graceful palms, ferns having a centerpiece of llowers U n ­ it rut-led t h e city a t t o r n ey In c onf er ) tin- liuiiu- I t axe ShinholtHT Making ( rates f«,r g e n e r a t i o n * . and cut flowers being used. I Court Beauties in their tl it ITy eos- with represent alive* of Mrs Fer nul d A note op territorial questions A very welcome and much needed T i n - p r o p e r t y i* s a i| l o he t h e t,, t|„. imnl a r r a n g e m e n t s a n d the protests particularly against the , The entire program was grouped t u m e s of white a n d purple c re pe industry lias made its appearance in around the thought <>f their motto. paper served the g m - i - I hi nm-t dc- ] transfer of t h e proper! \ T h e onlv mu s t \ iillllllile Ii uti le III t h e i'll > it Sanford tips season without any Satire valley arrangement nnd the, Muimcdy. Morosnet and Eupen dis­ ln-ious chicken salad, olives und *ul- cost to t h e city will he a snuiB w a s b u i l t e i g h t y e a r s a g o by Mr . \ ict ory." no expense to Af ‘"impels «»r other publicity trict* award to-Belgium, as weR ns Fernald * who spared annual interest during Mrs. I*cr• ’ The invocation by Rev. C. DeW. tines. . Tliis I-. t h e cr at e null being op er at e d . . . make a -uj'*t ant ml, <-ommoilious amt Brower was followed by the address (- At a late fiour t he giK-t • d e pa r t e d nnl d’s life .... . , . . . bv S O Shinliolser at tits novelty the enforced evacuation of a purt of r o i nt o r l able home File building is works shop oti the A. t ur I,, t ra ck. Ij Srtilesw noun swig. «( welcome by Krinuiu Houser. fur their home, vot i ng the J u n io r s as This transaction is considered the will A note utt reparations does not Happy in her manner and most the best of hosts, -and saving tins tnos.t important t appenirig in city ,( h n e k with nleji root andleprenear. First street. protest against the payment by Ger­ choice in her words of appreciation was tin most ill .rghtfiii reeeption I a|jairs for many months. The city st an d for general ions withou Tilts new plant is t u r n in g out cel­ ciation In a d d i ti o n to tto* main j in her work of the school, giving ever is badly in need of a hospital and ituil'ltng ther e is a c o ll a g e facing on ery crates, and while tin* r a p a c i t y is many for the devastation wrought in •n at t fie High Srhtml altogether a most phasing greeting. while efforts to ohtain on have ..... .. O a k a v e n u e which goes with the not large it lias helped materially Belgium and northern France, which, made in I im-s p.u*t they have never proper! \ a n d a - er va il t ' * house (at this season in suppl yi ng crafes at a it says, Germany is ready to do will­ l.illic Ruth Spencer delighted her < lass l>ii) met with success (ico It fernald mg on Lift It street. These p r o p e r - . lime when t hey were badl y needed, ingly. It is added, however, that ) , .irors with a vocal -olii. "Semi Mi Despite t lie threatening weather liffor>' liis death was one of the prime lies are included in t h e gift to t h e T h e far tilers of t h e section are using Germany will not pay reparation for a Rose from Horne Land. Moreno* an immense crowd of friends, rela­ this damage on the principhv that farters in the movement to build a Witte, one of Sanford’*1’ most prom­ t h e Shinliolser c ra te us fast us the city she was responsible for the war. ising musicians gave a violin solo, tives and admirers of the popular hospital In his efforts fie wus aided W i t h o u t s o l i c i t a t i o n a neat s u n t plant is aide to t u r n t h e m o u t (tnd which was thoroughly enjoyed by members of tin* Senior < lass attend­ j tiy Mrs Fernald and Elixa .1. Laugh ed the Class Day exercises at the ton, her mother, and many other has a lr ea dy been p r omi se d lor main when seeu. y e s t e rd a y Mr. Shinholaer Standing o f Spring Festival all tainunce and no doubt nior^will be «‘n‘«’d that he could have sold many High School Friday afternoon at 5 Co nt e st a nt * , The valedictory was delivered in o’clock. The exercises were more citizens. The Sanford Hospital As­ subscribed when the matter is for-, ‘»»«’s the output of his plant if lie Mary Elizabeth Pulcaton 380 sociation which was t-stahliidied at admirable style by Gordon Hrisson beautiful an<l laborote this year tmilly s e tt le d. One of the stinula- could have been able to have aup- Camilla I’uleston 1,300 thut time has succeeded in raising a who seemed perfectly at home on than ever before, hbth due to the un­ • " f ,,M‘ pr'.M'oseil cont ract is to plied the crate*. fund of approximately f'2,500 a n d in Ojive Newman 53® the stage. usual dramatic and vocal talent of addition have several lots in the the effect t hat the hos p it al must he Sarah Johnston 100 Mrs.* George Dickenson, principal the members of this elass. Word bus been received from Ifar- Mary Fitlils 100 southern part of the city which were kept u p to highest s t a n d a r d at all . of the Grammar School presented the times T h e present building will rold Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mildred H o l l y 100 A p l a tf or m ha d been built at t h e intended for a building site for the diplomas to a splendid class of fifty2.395 It is experted a c co m mo d a t e a p pr ox i ma t el y t w e nt y I W Long t tint he lias arrived iti ‘Margaret Cowan side e n t r a n c e of tin- High School a n d proposed hospital four brieht hoys and girls Ill'll* w hl r h Will be a m p l e lor present I America from France and expects to Doris Httnd 100 it was fieri- t liul t fu- priigrum was that the Association will turn no r needs T hi s will give Sanford it Iioh be discharged in a few days.* Iltir- Lena Belle lingun The address by Rev ( W Wbite, carried out 2,400 T hi s being arltslirally to the city all money und properly who took for bis subject, "God’s decorat ed with Spani s h moss a n d in their possession to he used m pital of winch she ma y justly b e h o l d wns nmnng- t h e very first Anter- M ar/ Helen Morse • I0O ican soldiers to reach foreign shores. Dorothy Ray call to a greater wo;k. and how to ............. '00 equipping and maintaining the new proud a n d will fill a long felt want . (Continued on page 8) do it," was greatly enjoyed by nil. institution. , Emily Grimn. .. ............ 176 •Fortunately, there, will be few He spoke of some people having Georgia Mobley . 105 cltunge* ncjttuiry to convert this The offer mmle by Mrs. Fernald Rebecca Stevens2,100 lack of self confidence, ulso luck of property into a modern hospital. It comes from a generous hearted desire • Irma Smith '00 confidence in others and how they of service to tin* pro,..... if the •« believed that the proceeds from to be should overcome it. if they wished Velma Shipp 100 bus - 4 the sale of mirh furniture as is uncity in which she nnd her late Margaret Miller IP® to mijki* a success of life. bam! hnve made their huini f„r , lu-erssnry to the uses of the hospital Sarah Kvelin Williams 33 1 m ill provide ample funds fur this Then he spoke of whAt was in our many years. They were pioneers in Sanford, coming here in the early work hands. It matters not so much ns Presbyterian Church days, where Geo. II. Fernald estab­ t.i whether there hus been bestowed At 11:45 Sunday morning tho pns. Illckson Howard lished the hardware business which five, two or one tnlents hut the use tor will illustrate how the Bible la A beautiful wedding took place on henrs his name. Mr. und Mrs. Fer­ we are going to make of them. Dr. intended to he used In meeting Temp nald *were always lenders in- the af­ Wednesday high noon at the home White then said, .‘‘Do not think the tation. This will *be the first of a of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Howard, fairs of tfte city in both n business door of opportunity is closed to you number of sermons in which tho when their daughter. Miss Ellie Mae and social way. ‘Up to the timu of because you haven't money or influ­ BROUGHT BEFORE HOUSE RY pructichl service of God’s Word will CONTRACT FORMALLY SIGNED ential friends. All that is required HON. F L. WOO DRUPF,- REP­ he shown. ON TUESDAY IIY HOARD OF is a wisely purpose anti a wilfTnfcnes* RESENTATIVE OF THIS COUN­ DIRECTORS AND CONTRAC­ to pay the price, which is continuous Last Sunday there was an Impres­ TY ON WEDNESDAY application." He then told stories sive ..ordination and installation ser­ TOR • . Th’e hill prov ding for the new vice. Mr. D. L. Thrasher waa In­ to illustrate ’the points. The contract has been formnlly Commission-Manager charter for the stalled an eider and Messrs. C. E. signed for the reconstruction work city was introduced in the house Henry, W. M. McKinnon and J. M. , . . Junior-Senior Rercptlon Wednesday by Hon. F. L. Woodruff Neely were ordained- and installed The Juniorlt proved themselves on the New Valde* Hotel. This was of Seminole. Typewritten copies deacons. This gives the church six the most delightful hosts and host­ consumated at* a special meeting of the board of directors held on Tues­ were mailed tb Mr Woodruff on elders and nine deacons. Two were esses when they entertained the Se­ day of this week. Mondny of this week nnd from ap­ received into the church. niors Thursday evening at the Hifh pearance* the representative from W. I’. Richardson of the firm of School from 9:30 to. 12:30 o'clock. We are hoping for a large crowd at RicWdson &. Co. was present at the thiil district lost no time in getting Thcg halls, reception rooms nnd meeting and several items in the ten­ Sunday school at 10:30 aa a surprise the bill introduced. auCi'orium was most artistically dec­ Thi*. new city charter contains to tho superintendent, Mr. II. C. By a votff? of 314 to 49 Sominolo County voted on Tuesday to bond orated in Spanish moss, ferns, palms, tative contract were changed to suit over ninety typewritten sheets of Duilose, who is a commissioner from . for $360,000 for additional hard aurfaced roads throughout the county. cut (lowers and crepe paper festoons the ideas of the hoard. the Presbytery to the General As­ Machinery is already on the way This matter haa been agitated for aomo time and the people of the j ItgnL paper a n d ^ ^ in white and purple. All the lights, sembly in New Orleans. The at­ this work in charge have cer­ with their purple covers, resembling and on the track In the Sanford county are familiar with the proposition. Suffice to aay that Seminole1' nK tendance will be wired Mr. ,DuBosa yards for tho work of construction will be second to ho county in the state of like size and character in the tainly had a task to perform in get­ huge purple iris. Monday morning. ting this work out. In the reception room and hall and men are arriving every day to matter of good roada when the proposed.roads aro completed. Five copies were made, of which While tho election was quiet, the voto in aome precincts was larger four were required to be sent to the were -immense punch bowls, almost begin work. It.is expected that ac­ Moving Day at Court House tual work will be begun on Monday than the usual bond election bringa out. The people of the county have ^ t The remain|nK copy hidden in their beds of flowers and Today is "moving day" for tho next although there aro several ten­ always voted for good roada and it ha* become rather a matter of fact on ^ ,n ^ ,, ofncc wherc moss. These'were gracefully pre­ Court House officials. They aro ants still In tho building' Including proposition that road and other improvement bond, will carry. - For this dU tnX|)nyer> votl>r or Intcr- moving from the Welborne block sided over by Misses Margaret Zach­ ---- thia docu­ ary and Florence Henry, who were the county officers. Thcae will not rcaaon many do not voto who otherwiae would not mlaa an opportunity. ested person may examine which haa -been their official home assisted by Billie Fitts and Fay Loss- binder the initial work, however, and The vote by precincta waa aa follows: . . . ment. It ia hoped that this charter since the organization of the county they will be allowed to refnain a few ing. days or until they are able to move * Againat m.y be read by those who are inter­ to the beautiful new Court House re­ For Misses Carolyn Spencer and Julin into the new court house which is Precinct Bonds reted, and while tho election, if the cently purchased by the county from Bonds Location No. Zachary in the daintiest of frocks of being rapidly finished. 1 j bill passes will not he held for some the Elks and which has been remod­ * 78 Sanford (West Side) 1 Georgette crepe met the guests at 1 ; time it behooves the people of the elled and made into one of the best 24 Monroe Under the terms of the contract 2 the door, introducing them to Miss 9 city to familiarise thdmselvea with . 109 Sanford! East Side) Marian Clark, who wAre a wonder­ the work is to he completed und 3 * 3 ' the proposed charter in order that small court house buildings in the . • 8 I’aola 4 ready for occupancy within six , ful creation of tulle, silver lace and 1 they may discuss the matter and state. 37 5 Oviedo • panne velvet, who acted as mistress months from the time octual work It ia expected that tho officers will 1 j vote intelligently. 20 Geneva......... ............. .......... ........... ........ ............... of ceremony. * Misa Clark then in­ atarls. Thia will act the time for 0 No funds aro available for print­ be thoroughly settled* in their new 16 0 • Chuluota ..... .................t . ........................... troduced tho guests to the officers of completion at November 15th or in 7 4 ing the charter but if the bill passes quarters by Monday and ready for 1 8 Gabrielis .... time for the tourilt season. the Junior Class and the guests of 8 it ia probablo that aomo arrange­ 11 Longwootl...... —............. ..... •’ 9 business, although they will handle honor. The officer! In this receiving ments may be made whereby the •3 5 Lake Mary__ __________ _ 10 France, having been discharged. He line were Mbs Adele Rinea, president 8 charter ^iiuy be issued in printed any mattere which require immed!-* Altamonte ^ ^ ......... ^...W 4 of the class, who wore a becoming ■pent a.number of months in France 11 form in order that voters may have ate attention either today or tomor-. * * ^ dreaa of pink Georgette crepe; Mlaa and saw hia share* of^ctual service at • • row if brought to thtm. 49 a copy. Total.............. : Anna Mason, the vice president at- the.front. 1 * • FINAL COM­ MENCEMENT EXERCISES . . - ’2 1 MRS. GEO. H. FERNALD PRESENTS BEAUTIFUL HOME TO SANFORD CITY CHARTER BILL INTRO­ DUCED WED. WORK BE­ GINS ON THE NEW HOTEL (SEMINOLE COUNTY VOTED $350,000.00 FOR GOOD ROADS ON LAST TUESDAY -Vj j M ' rV ' ■ * r ‘ •’ !‘*9 » • 7? (j ’ —nv ■- TV* I- j* 9 •. - ,SH| ! \ 'S* _ _ s '® - .• j van • l ........................................................................................ M ..m .M M M » M . . . . «M * |l f « « * M M . ........................................ . . . » . f j �PAGE TWBLV ET BE SATISFIED 1 P E O P L E — KEEP MOVING UP. COUNTRY,. THE WITH A LOW PLACE OR THINGS; WIN MORE EDWORLD CALLS FOR YOUR ST R ENG TH EN CHARACTER UCATION. [E MOST V I T A L T H IN G . , ALSO A CORPS OF THE F IN E S T TEACHERS; 4 SAFE PLACE FOR YOUTH, MORAL, PHYSICAL, SPIRITUAL B E A U T Y SPOT* OF FLO RIDA . ALL D E P A R T M E N T S 1 ♦ ♦ « ;i ♦ CLASSIFIED ♦ ♦ i Furnished r>: m onth il I’hd r>s Drug Fir»t -trv-v-t ♦ a d v e r t is in g ♦ ♦ i♦ Room.. ••ry S t-re. M r. 1* H> <:v »tfk u-.fr \ • ■ • !’i*. ar.d " • > Ha'!. Prop. 11 tf j * ’ i •• r. t . '*UM .«»•••*p* 1.a - • t • W AN TED l r >.. • >.*<>- t:a. -.n under t .l".k .1! d ' line tii ' gr .... !.*t \\ gr.t Gr — imp I'rs . j.io »• ct- ry ( o .' _• d rai ►' K • > *1* <»• . 1 Kv a *•:•!. J-.’V M 1 ; 2 oo 1 K .»• 1 F . ' V»-2:p \ .C A.. •, •t i •* 1 ' ' • * t{ •. \ • , .K n r, 1* ■c . : i u ; h . • i. *w oom* luroc pigs 7 weeks Old. for s< rvicr. Orion De­ Geo R at la!l. West F u r n i t u r e w a n t e d for two or tarc»' imt ' - . »*h R o t A.*'- 11 ‘ • I I’ur. re! . <> draws now ready to ci* ie e*tau-. Write. I 97 Washing:, n avenue L IQ U ID S anc/ PASTES: For Black.Whife.Tano/x/ ONG RECITAL '-f| * Fur Saiv O ne s a dd le mare. .Fine for dr i vi ng '-attic. A. It Corf.:aot St on e I«!urd. Address I tnx. 19*'. Sanf or d. {any desires the \ oung ladies ' ■ work Apply to after 5:30 morning 114 M agnolia Ave For Sale . chucked. t Ave.. -Jr G-'tp R,INL v !o A 'l f f arid Good copditUMi.-f Vermont avenue, also 49-tfc iw-nts comj'le* f>>r nous o-.-a: front • f. 4^r. . . 1 • 5MV; . _______Why pay Tor J o t indispensable on ear. household a r t i r ’e whe.n you ran C a m e r o n make for third .cost. Don t delay, 52-2tc 1answer now. Williams, Hos 1^—3. cdUFFOAlLFT CORPORATIONS LTO. is a day fraught with great responsibility for the qualified elec­ tors of Seminole County, for it is then you will speak with the ballot for or against good roads— Can it be (here are some so blind to the GREATEST NEED of the hour they will VOTE NO? -■' Let every’ progressive citizen come out on that day and use his influence to the utmost to carry this issue successfully. BUFFALO. N.V. �VAC* TWO COUNTY HAPPENIN A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS AUTO TIRES We carry the most complete stock and the five most select lines >UPSALA AND GKAPEV1LLE * houses here will soon be taken when handled in the county. Tires we sell are Sunday school at 3 o'clock next we get the good roads, as we are n postively guaranteed. Sunday. Last time we missed Rev. nice distance from town. Ericson as he was absent, preaching One of the large sections of Jand TUBES, GASOLINE, MOBILOILS, GREASES, COMPLETEISTOCK OF at his old charge at Ethel,'ko Geo. lying just outside the limits west of AUTO ACCESSORIES. WHITE STRIPE LEATHER FABRIC TIRE COVERS Dallinger as assistant acted in his Goldsboro, 100 arres in all, we are place. told has a force of men putting it in Rev. Brower came out on his shape for gardening and-the charges IM M E D IA T E S E R V IC E —Y O U D O N T wheel giving us one of' the best of 'df dynamite fairly shake the ground H A V E T O W A IT —T H E R E ’ S A M A N as the stumps come out. Fish & sermons. A T T H E C U R B T O S E R V E YOU Sorry we were In error in regard Fish of DoLnnd are the owners and to Rev. Swanbon aaJie is coming out this is a part of some of the big deals next Monday night instead .of this mentioned by the editor. Mr. anti Mrs Emmet Hardt and week. Mrs. John Lundquist visited with little son of Connecticut and a sister, her old neighbor, Mrs. Bengston last Mrs. DeKamp of Ocala who have Friday at the home of her daughter, been touring the state in the latter’s auto for his health were guests Mon­ Mrs. Tyner. . day at the home of Barney Beck and Notice that Paul Keely and wife are calling on friends in Gmpeville Tues­ having a private line put in on the day. He and his brother were own­ phone and also that they are enjoy­ ers of the Fitts truck farm. ing a fine new car. Elmer Tyner remembered his mother with a pretty, dinner set of M . E. Smith and family spent the Albert Wh’ito of Mims was seen in rathNMrl osc* culls hut does not regret bluebird china ware., \ week end at Coronado Beach. Wekiwa Sunday. He is a former his trip at any rate. WHEN WE SAY IT’S GOOD, IT IS GOOD Mr. and Mrs. B., J. Overstreet — Among those attending^tho-^ighth president of oul little city,-—------- ~'~Mr. jiftd Mrs. Will Evans and cilWhen wc tell you a certain article of food Is good for 701 grade graduation in town in honor Flora Brockway is visiting her dren c^nro*up from Tampa Friday were dinner guests of Mrs. J. M. to eat you can depend on It. Wt know foods. And wc know of .Margaret Ercison, one of the friend, May Ward in Coleman. She and spent the week-end with the Lord Sunday. brands. graduates were her parents. Mr. and is expected home next Sunday. home folks here. Mrs. Evans' If you have any kick coming on We've made it our business to study them so we ran talk too Mrs. Alfred Ericson and children Joe McAlister has arrived safely father, Mr. Bray of Winter Garden Seminole humpy brick road cross the with real authority. W e know foods and groceries ns a doctor who went with Carl Pierson;^ Mr. in . Norwalk. Ohio. He reports a made* them a visit a short time ago ferry and proceed as far as New knows disease and remedies, and we are specialists in our line. arpl Mrs. Emil Magnuson and Mrs. very pleasant trip and is expecting and while there he presented them Smyrna, then turn around and come This knowledge of ours is invaluable to you. yet it costs you noth­ John Borell and nephew. Woodward to go on to Michigan soon. with a nice home ready furnished in hack, when you get on Seminole ing.. Everything In our store reflects this knowledge. We stock Bertlcson; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin brick ngqin you will shout your R. B. Basket and wife returned the city pf Tampa. only those groceries and provisions which wc know will please Lundquist and mother. Mrs. J. C. last wetk after spending two years W. ,Y. Dunn and family, H. I). praise.•* Lundquist. . Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lor<j, Mr, in Cuba. Durant and family urcqtnpanied by and Mrs. Ed. Humphrey were recent Mr., and Mrs. Volje Wijliams, with Miss Amanda Sjoblofn of Lake Mar/ Lieut. A.9 O. Von Herbulis sur­ his father and mother,, Mr. and Mrs. prised his friends .by getting clT Jhc and IV 15. Truitt and family of visitors to the beach* C. M. Williams and their daughter. train Tuesday night. He'started for Lopgwood, accompanied by Ray Miss Edna, of Hanford have recently Camp Jackson Hcj t* m.bi r, HOT Pardin "f Lake Howell, all motored purchased the T I Miller property Porn g th;.* time he las risen from to O a k la n d Sundjiy and s p e n t the in Gtapeville, which was long owned the rank of a private t•• that of Jiui day at the home uf MV. a n d Mrs. by Mr. Alex Vaughan, consisting of Harold int.-ih*n. At il.iti.tr l>tiu Phone 16 Phone BAN K A N N E X ON MAGNOLIA WEST .w ,1. t.u.r l .t-krt di nner «;i» —r \ i i l «t rdioft >>f Lake A p o p k a where e\ er\ one rr."re t h a n did their dut y EAST SANKOKI) New ntfleer* fur the Epwnrth League were elected Sunday evening at Moore’s Station ehureh as follows: MU-; Helen ChiTpening, pre-olent Mis* Nellie Long, v i c e president. Miss Winnie Knight, secretary; Mrs. ('. E. Choprening as treasurer: Miss Ituby Hart, organist Rev ! it Mien wan ,,ver from Unti-rpri-< T<* SIDE CASH AVENUE GROCERY Dixie Steam Laundry LEESBURG, FLORIDA Monday Tuesday Thursda*. Phone 43, Sanford, Florida Riolhir When style and comfort meet tal k' \ t T) T s ui*l,. Mr. and Mrs. Brown have stored their" houshold goods In town -and will return next fall to East Sanford it is hoped by tfuir ttianv friends WE HAVE FOUND IT! V P E R FE CT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water. Chemical Decomposition, Mmospherc and Moisture. Made from (hat s a me material adopted by the Gov er nme nt to withstand Nitric and Picric Acid t ests In the construction of its Immense arid plants. O ur supply Is limited only by our d e ma n d. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Stuck in yards ami 23.090 ready for shipment. HAT’S the ideal combination in clothes—nude and comfort, a suit with the right lines, with the latest features; one that makes you feel at ease. T You'can’t be sure of style and comfoit in all clothes; you can in the ones we sell— Hart SchafTner & Marx clothes. They are made ibat^way, tailored fur comfort, styled for dress. What style do you want? We have it for you whether it’s one of the new waist-seam models, single or doubled breasted, more conservative business suits, or a young man’s sack SatisfactiomGuaranteed THE . HOME OF HART .SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES MAHONEY-WALKERCO sv.vroim. I IOHIIM summer, and went over .Friday,. re­ turning Tuesday. Mrs. Chamber­ lain's aunt. Mrs. Louvica Paige was their guest, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dressor and daughter were their over Sunday guests. Mrs. Louvica Paige who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. W. CDressor for several months is leaving on the boat Thursday to take passage on the Mohawk for her home in Watertown. N. Y., and will join the Traver family for the trip, Watertown friends who winter in Orlando. Mrs. Jennie Sheehan and children. Kina and Earl who have spent the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Ross Long are leaving‘this week for their home at Tennessee Pass, Pikes Peak, •Colorado. They will visit in New Martinsburg, West Virginia en- . route. • This is their second winter here. Miss Amie Moore arrived here last week from south Florida to spend some time with her aunt, Mrs. Joe Cameron and family. Mrs. Tina Warren Beatty was taken to the Orange County Gen­ eral Hospital, Orlando Sunday morn­ ing for care and treatment. Semin­ ole County Red Cross is paying the bills and others have helped to make (Continued on Page 3) NO MORE UNSIGHTLY TAPES bandages,. patches,, etc, for injured tires. Just have us vulcanize the damaged places and you’ll have 1 whole tire without patch or bleraijh. Our vulcanizing does more thin mend tires. It practically remakes them sq they are as good as new one* without the expense. 17 Sanford, Floridc H ILL , LUMBER CO . BUILDERS S U P P L IE S LUMBER, LATHS, * SHINGLES SEVVER PIPE and DRAIN TILE �' : * J : U i i v 'f- S *r • liingnaBPPBt^B^HI^^MF ' 5 ' 'M ’ .• 4 p ry* fp g rg iH P F ^rr . - . ■• • *H a M lj l v * • t -A— ■- - ~-■ •-- - - W^-» SeM r *»'■-■ •■>■»• 11 *•• ■<«- ■ ’ •ill *U MAY 16. *»** THE SANFORD HERALD ~ FACE THREE THE BIG FEED HOUSE Builds l a r g e Frames Kfwuu] EASY TO & *«»! i*» “A Feed For Every Need’ Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of all kinds, carloads a specialty, Cut-rate Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants. £5 S u * PhonV'1*81 CATES CRATE COMPANY ''THE; cK FEED Z f ,NC", ya n _L COUNTY HAPPENINGS (Continued from page 2) Insoji and daughter. Miss Gladys Mr. and Mr*. G. T. Iluxlal.li* of Robinson were pleasant callers at Orlando spent Sunday in Oviedo, Mrs. Jack Vaughn's Sunday after­ the gut-sts of Miss A. L). Mitchell. noon.' * Mrs. C, T. McCulley and Miss • The cattle dipping "is Saturday Christine Nelson visited Orlando again and it makes it hard on the Tuesday. most of owners for Saturday is our <News has been received that Joe grocery day and clean up day', and Leinhart has landed in the States mostly the woman has to carry thej and j„ at Camp Mills, N. Y„ waiting cattle and it isn't very convenient for discharge. for them to do so on Saturday. Miss Jessie Collicuft of Golden. Mr. !\nd Mrs. Will Robinson and Rod visited Miss Mary Brannon famlly mado anbther fishirig trip;ito Sunday,------ —1----- ■------------ —----M w r T i i m U , . Fl.h .ism to W Mi„ e, Ali„ „ c biUns good Hfcw.. oly. M„rj.-LI«„h.rt „„j 0 II,o. LI Mrs. Vaughn was in the city Tues- Zl(tt,r nn{) Messrs. Alton Purnell. Km.day .hut didn't enjoy the trip very meU McCall, Fred Strunge and Clem much it -was so hot ami dry, ,! ent Mall enjoyed a delightful pitenu When we get the brick road to the j on the packing house lawn Tuesday city everything will *go *•• , -ul|,l right ' evening. it come aliout. Mrs. Beatty was T(ry thankful to ro uml appreciates greatly the kindness shown her. She has been ill five months. Everybody took the family cow to the dip vat attain SnturiTny. Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyce Bell und ion. Wallace ure leaving in their car tblrtfrek for their summer home in Charlotte, N. C. We are tofo John Russell has bought the Brady farm of forty acres of highly improved land situ­ ated on Celery and Bourdull aveunes. Mr. Bussell has now quite a farm as ke already had sixty acres located on l *lcnBeard all and Geneva avenues. WEST GENEVA AVENUE . F r o m t h e looks « r t he tine pepper Sweet potato planting time is at fields t hi s y e a r peppers will i/« plen­ hand and the good rains are fine to tiful. I t h in k e v er yb o d y has s ome help them start growing. growing. We all cum put up peppers '{‘lie corn crop is l ooki ng line since for winter use. the raiti 1 see se ve ra l . t o m a t o crops T h e boys are still c m i n g fr«*m are damping olf. It m u s t lie wlmt overseas - They will all gel lfu< k is ealied i lie Might. home af ter awhile and w. will ail tie There is nothing like having a glad win'll t h e lust one get-- hack. pletit of all kinds of vegetables in the gat dell Then we kllllV we will I see by I lie World lhal t lit i \ kaiser lias been arrested. I guess tu1 have .1 plenty of s o m e t h i n g good to lie lias eat at home. Peopl e r a n raise plen­ will Imte t o leave Holland had such good t r e at me n t lie will ty of home food if t h e y will only try have i n give up sawing wood and r i- -■> murii b e t t e r in taste t h a n shat wi Iniy from s t or es . Basing O VI E DO food heats going t o the* pocket for Our soldier hoys keep coming everything we eat. home This i ime it’fc I,I V A I'nt Mr and Mrs. J o e Fort i er were rishall a n d Otis Mnpp ai Mr. anti Mrs. T o m KorMr a nd Mrs I (avid Speer. Shentf tier- Sunday, Itf ady a n d Miss Julia l.amg of SanMrs Nicola is on t h e sick list this at t e n d e d t h e Su n da y schmil s>ek again. picnic lier«* last S a t u r d a y Wu are h av in g s o m e w a r m weat her Miss Ktina Geiger also came over tuw. The sun is so ho t until it from Orlando. Th y s e a tt e nd i n g from makes people w a n t t o h u n t the Oviedo were Rev. und Mrs. L. E. shady places. Wright a n d family a nd Mrs. Willa Lee a nd b a b y . Wat ermelon t ime will soon he Mrs. W. It. Bauierson of I’alrn here then we can sit in the shade anti eat the ice cold melons and Beach a n d he r son. Edwin B a u ie r ­ son spent t h e week end with Mr keep cool and he h a p p y . • and Mrs Geo Ma tt he ws Mr. and Mrs. Nicola, Mr and Irwin Grier of Palm Beach is Mr-. Neal Culp a n d Mrs. Will Bohvisiting Ins gra nd f at h e r. Mr I D. Mart mww m HOTEL JACKSONVILLE-FlA EunjpwnPliftContpMeriakm^Screened wbid« rooms SteamUnfed•*1,®up- Cafeih tow»clw Cwworu«\f toEverythiA^-k heart ofGtySetvd for Booklet” 1 WIHDU WLSMITH, PROP’ft >• S u n d a y in Oviedo. T h e tel e ph o ne e x ch an g e has been moved to the Oviedo Hotel leaving a n o t h e r v a c a n t room fight in the h e ar t of town. Dr C. J. Marshall has pur chased the Hunt block a nd has put new- glass in the front of the building. as well as your eyes <Qr PHONOGRAPH ART MODEL —and you won’t mistake u peacock for a night­ ingale or an ordinary talking machine for a jeweled Pathe. Listen to the Pathe with the Sapphire Boll and a 11-wood vi­ olin tone chamber. You hear every note—every wo'd clear­ ly, distinctly, n o scratching metallic sounds. You cannot help.being impressed with the Pathe superiority in tone when you buy with your ears. Your eyes will see thf tiny ihaitd-polished) Sapphire Ball gliding smoothly round and round without wearing or cut­ ting the groove. See it rubbed acrocs the record out hurting it. And remember no needles to change. Even if you buy with'your eyes —you will see many advantag­ es In the Pathe Instrument not' found In the ordinary talking machine. Come to our store and hear the tone of an instrument as clear as the song of a nightingale, in a cabinet as big and beautiful as a peacock. The Pathe Plays all Makes of R ecords J. D. DAVISON, Manager there is no other quest i on so little T h en why not establish a s t a n d a r d considered. Th e re is a lot of talk und syst em of U N I V E R S A L E Q U I ­ about a secretly con c oi le d a u t o ­ T Y ? Why not make the world a cratic, dictatorial thing called decent place to live in? Wh y not es­ “ peace.” hut t h e quest i on of P e a c e tablish Ben) Peace Peace t h a t Beal Pc n rc is not considered. means Pence, Safety and Plenty for conlains eighty- thousand words. Nevertheless, a million experta could not find any basis for Peace or Sal'vation therein whatever. But it docs not require an expert to see that said document does not remove a single, sllitaryy cause of War—but doea the exact oppoalte. You do jiot fiave to read the doc­ ument to verify the aboye statement —you do not have to even read the “official summary" of aaid docu­ ment—you only have> to glance at the subheads of said summary—and use your common sense—and you jarill KNOW that it doea not remove a single, bo itary cause of war or es­ tablish a single, solitary basis for PEACE-tbut does the exact ■opposii The longest — lasting benefit, the g r e a t e s t satisfaction for your s w e e t tooth. Has not our President told us that such is t h e case? Do we not know t h a t it is true? H a v e t h e y not been blinking each o t h e r f r om t i me i m ­ memorial? Are we m i f t h a t they are n ot also suxpieiuus of US? | If we want to help t h e m we ha d , h el le r go a hell t it in Niimt* way ot her t h a n ma rr yi ng ourselves to t h e m in a " l ea gu e of Hat intis,” T o u n d e r t a k e to heroine t heir keeper or ro-heepe- would dualities* k g h ! - 1 m l ’ s w i d e i n d u l g e d hi by tinyoung people a n d delightful refresh­ prove us r e p u g n a n t to t h e m , a* it would to US for t h e m to heroine ment s were served onrt, hut nueii is subst ant i al l y the Mr and Mr- Fr a nk I’hclp* left proposed ar ra ng e men t for Chicago T hu rs d ay morning, a ft er T H E Q U ESTION OF PEACE ‘ s pendi ng tin- winter at Lake C h a r m is *o profoundly simple t h a t a child T he C e nt e n a r y C o m m i t t e e of t he rjin u n d e r s t a n d it lint it seems t o ’ Methodist church met Wednesday he b eyond the *oi npr rhcnsi on of the evi-nijig at the ntlice id () I* Swope eomplii a ted mentalities of the war | a n d a ppoi nt e d workers for the d ri ve lords, d ip l o ma t s amt ' ex p er t s, ” and which begins S u n d a y , t h e I nth mst. t hei r h y po t h e ti c al way of t hi nki ng J. II D u m a s a n d family left on it is also to** deep for t h e m for all T h u r s d a y morni ng (or Sanford where mat er ial i st s are supertieial t hi nkers they expect to live for the coining t hey never enmprcl i eud the basic year, having rent ed a house a t , l U l t i c a u w of a ny t h i n g . . French avenue. T h e Duma* family T h e n at i ons are run on u basis of h av e been residents of Oviedo for a INEQUITY bot h internally a n d n u m b e r of year s ami -their friends re­ ext ernal l y. * And it is t h e e st abl i sh­ gret to see t h e m leave. ment of “ peace ami s a f e t y” for these u Us Examine (he Quest i on of n h u m a n a n d i n h u m a n s y s t e ms of universal Inequity und oppression Pea re T H E Q U E S T I O N OK P E A C E is t h a t engages the a t t en t i o n of the uf more import-unci' t h a n all o th er “ a mb as s a do r s of peace'' the cause quest i ons combined for it c o m p r e ­ of the poor t h e vast maj or it y is hend* all other quest i ons a nd in­ far from t h e m There hns been a document drawn up by the supreme war lords of the earth called a "treaty of peace.” which is supposed to establish "uni­ versal,” "eternal," durable" p^are — but will it? War lords have drawn up "treaties of peace" before. There has been many a, "league of .na­ tions" before. But what has been the result? The world war and pres­ ent chaotic condition of the world is the answer. We ure told that this "treaty of Spence" and “league of nations" com­ plicated complication of complica­ tions is the longest ever drawn. It is obviously the greatest complica­ tion ever conepetod. It is also obvi­ ous that complication* is .one of the fundamental troubles of thq world —and one of the fundamental causes of war. We arc also told, by way. of rec­ ommendation, that over one .thou­ sand experts labored for three and one half months to draw up that document of "peace" that is expect- c Shall we lieeotne c onf eder at ed with n at io n s which h a v e such i n ­ f amous records t h a t t hev a re sumpictous of every act of each' ot her. ' As long us there in Inequity there volves every phase of huinun exist­ ence, Yes, it is a very simple ques- will go strife internally and extern­ OVIEDO ally. Is anything clearer or surer tion. Mr'.’ and Mrs. 'Guy Ackerman of T he r e is no question- t h a t so t h o r ­ tlinn that? Is anything simpler than Sa nf or d s p e n t a few daytr this week oughly concerns t he people of the that? Is not the oppressed majority with T. L. Cushing. world as the Q ue st io n of Peace. entitled to Pence, Comfort arid Hap­ C. A. B r a n no n of Plant City spent But. paradoxical qs it may seem, piness? With Your Ears A’o nttdlts to ehangt T h e o d o r e Aulin Tue sd a y, On Wednesday eveni ng Miss Olive L u e t i c e nt e rt a in e d a n u m b e r of he r friends at a moonlight pa rt y . T h o s e present were Misses Eunice Cl ar ke, Mabel .'Swope, E li z abe th L a wt o n . Ma ry Brannon. Alice Br annon, R u t h Voting. Virginia Wr ight . IV M u r ph y , M a ry Lienhnri, M a y Cotmly, Nell Kulg and Mrs. -V. K. Cr awf or d, I At* sr- Merle Marshall, Milton Ha g. Fr.int ,s Swope, E m m e t t M>-( ‘.i \li mi 1 a me [I. lieved.v U right, Fred Strange. I at holt Mct'lllley, Clci’iirni Hall. Slav a n d Hob M u r ­ phy Games on t he lawn a nd moon1 E v e r y t h i n g is getting mi ght y ddrr y Mr a n d Mrs. Lionel Sipes a n d agpin. Bain is needed bad. little son a rr i ve d h o m e n short time T h e hot a n d dry- we at her makes ago from a year s p e n t in J acksonpeople feel h ad . E ve ryone r o u n d is ville. . . c ompl ai ni ng of feeling had. Remove the cause—Is the only common sense or scientific way to re­ move any trouble. Remove the cause, and there will be no wars There is no other way. it is obvious that the war lords, diplomats mol expert* have-not ex­ erted any effort whatever to deter­ mine the cause of war. It is also obvious that their every effort has been to establish “ peace and safety" for those things which constitute |he fundamental canape of war—and oppresses the vast majorlly. ■' Shall we stick*^>ur head info the elaborately ramoullaged foreign noose they have prepared for us in every wrangle between foreign bunds of rubbers, intriguers and op­ pressors? visited Orlundiii every one in the Universe—Dniversul Pence There is only one way to do it. Lloyd C. Gliaaon. True Genius. How grat eful we nr e to t h e man of the world who obeys the morale, ns lu humility, a dd In the obligation s e r v e - ma n ki n d . T r u e genius r.lwnys tin* these Inspirations.—Emerson, WR!GL|EYS in the sealed packages. TS Air-tight and impurity-proof. \H F E C T G U M SEALED TIGHT KEPT RIGHT juflkliLJii UiJL --------- iLU&iS! V R IG L E Y S EV? FRUIT* HEWING GUM k\Jv'icss in unit tTi^irnTTn m-nri'i m ” it V. HAPPtl D IN RIGLEYS. . IjUIBLEMiNT & Mr v * The Flavor Lasts 30 Ml SAFE, GENTLE REM EDY B R IN G S S U R E For 100 y.»r« HOI.D MEOAL llmirl.iii Oil h*. saatil.il suiT.riiiK liamnnily to wlthalani! a t t a c k , of kliln.)-, liver, bladder and i l u n u r h rroutilm and ali dlaaaa.. roiine-lml with lh. uilnary or*mis and to hullo \m and r.atoro lo health arnans weakened hy disease. These most Important arena* must l>« watched, because they niter nnd purify tha blood; unless they do their work you are doomed Wearlnewe. sleeplessness, nervousness, deapondency, bocks* he, alnmnch t r o u­ ble, pains in the loins and lower ab­ domen, (travel, dldlculty when urinat­ ing, rheumatism, sclallca and lumbsso ail warn you af trouble with your.kid* neya OoLll MI0HAI, Haarlem Oil Cap­ R E L IE F 1 sule* are the remedy you need. Take three ‘or (our every day. The heaUng oil eoako into the cells and llnlna of the kidneys nnd drives nut tha poisons. New lire and hoalth will eurely follow. When your normal vigor has besn r e ­ stored continue treatment for a whit* to keep yourself In condition and prsv e n t ' s return of tha dleease. tmn't watt until you are Incapable or nshtlmr. H u r t taklnic OOU) UKOAls Haarlem Oil Capsules today. Tour dr uc trial will (hnerfully refund your manor If you are not satisfied with result* Hut be sure to iret t h s original Import­ ed OOLD MEDAL and accept no sub­ stitutes. In three .Ixea. Sealed pack­ ages At ktl d r u . stores. KEEF YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN Tires That Give Extra Mileage Are j Money; The extra mileage coats you nothing. You usually get more than two miles of servicejfor every mile you buy—a substantial saving of tire money whlth you cannot well "Southern" Tires are built by hand. The fabric la extra atrong long atspla Sea Island cotton. The rubber la new and lire, cured to just the, right degree to give long “Southern Tires Are Thick Tires” * "Southern" Tire, are eaay-ridlng, fric­ tion resisting and very hard to puncture. The tread, are one-eighth to, one-fourth of nn Inch thicker than those of moat other tires selling at about the same price. * m . •\ ’ ggfr IH > �PACE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD THESANFORDHERALD from a Sanford man to purchase this Woodruff and II. C. Dubose was home at a good price and this was read and ordered filed. rejected in order that the sick and R. J. HOLLY, Editor Street light at intersection of Pine afflicted of our city might have a W. M. HAYNES. Bualncaa Manager and Fifth street was on motion I,. P. haven wherein they might have their Hagan, seconded by G. F. Smith and physical wants cared for. Published Every Friday by carried, referred to Chairman of The city will have in this new hos­ Street Committee. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY pital if you really want to succeed you can—promptness an institution of which wq may On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded justly be proud if present plans car­ is the key to advancement. If you are willing to H ttn sciu rn u N pr ic k in advance ry. We would suggest that the nam­ by John Adams and carried, city ONE TEAR-------------------------------1 pay the price and be prompt the rungs of the ladder ing of this hospital be accorded to engineer was instructed to make de­ NIX MONTHS__________ ‘----------THICK MONTHS_____________________ Mrs. Fornald and that the name of tail report of cost of. re-building of success are easv to climb. BE PROMPT! Fernald and Laughton be incorpor­ pavement on First street from Gas r *d u S ' l u . M ill Mfclflrr AifiiM ?Jod ated therein that the memory and Branch to Railroad, 15 feet with ceIMA. il lh» pMtaffirc u Hsnfwd. I1«U » Cudrr A n of M . r r h Sr«f. 1ST* curbing. name of the Fernaids and Mrs. ment • “ CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 TM<-ph.n. N*. IIS Laughton may go on down through On motion G. F. Smith, seconded Office: Herald IlaUUls* by Jno. Adams and carried, city at­ generations to come. torney was instructed, to draw up Japan's beautiful manners do not 'suitable ordinance regulating tires on prevent her being an expert grabber. trucks in the city of Sanford. g *4HTy0URBUSIHLS5 Copy of resolutions passed by the Blessed are the inconspicuous! It council of Jacksonville, in reference is true they are not overburdered to fair to be held during the year with bouquets, but neither do they II. K. STEVENS R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH, 1921 was read and on moUon G. F, tiative, aggressiveness, determinaP,*at4»r| receive bombs. Cashier Asa't Caabiar ! lion, practicability and vision which Smith, seconded by Jno.* Adams and America, in her love for condensa­ carried, city attorney was instructed The little May-day remembrance tion has chosen to style "pep." to draw up suitabte resolution along sent to Federal Judge Landis of the above lines! The successful, wide awake and Chicago was quite unnecessary. He following reports were ryad blows up frequently enough without progressive town must possess the andThe ordered filed: same qualities. It must have the the aid of a bomb. judgment to realize that its prosper­ Report of chief of police for month position- by the Epworth League i t y anti growth depend on the home of April. 1919:1 Board. While he is ip every way ef­ Good Definition, Practical Eitfmate. Russia has issued an ultimatum advantages and business advantages Number of arrests 25 . ■ Charles ami Roger were frying to ficient for any honor conferred upon "Did you stty Bllgglus Is a go.«J )n%. against Roumania. and it will per­ w’hich it can oiler. And i f must Discharged him. yet Florida Loaguednm would ,^**ne word dead,I. when Charles erY' "Yes." "Why. yfin tlicn bis lurk haps be effective. We have occa­ have vision enough to see that ex­ Fines assessed 180.00 regret exceedingly to lose his services tll,> n,n,,i’r wittb. "When .votjr Is worst he never loses mure than two sionally known Ma to issue an ulti­ penditures which secure these ad­ Collected from March Mood don't percolate tno mure, you're ar three dollars." "Thnt's what 1 rail 5.00 "All for Christ." dead!" matum against Pa, and she has vantages are not an extravagance, Dog tax s good loser." 6.00 EnterpriseJuniors are active in nearly'always gained her point. but an asset: Pound fet-s 30.50 every department—are now studying ' Money spent in local improve­ the mission work of t h e i r church. ' ----Until t h e luxury t a x came i nt o ef­ ments such a* public buildings, Live O a k Seniors are reorganized fect, p e r h a p s you did nut know t hat schools, good r*>ads, sewers, city—Cash to collector 22 with 5 ) iss Helen Wolfe as secr et ar y. ! . j jnl il'ill ji iJ candy a n d ice c r e a m a n d chewing water. ga« and electric light i« Treasurer's report for month f i t r a ^aml K c t ^ r j c k ure two new ! |i Undertaking any April, ipl9 . , gum a n d face p o wd e r were l u x u n e -. ntolW well spot:t Leagues of Gainesville Di s t r ict . Wal J j[j You will not. however , e n t e r t a i n of these improvement.' is like making On hand April 1, I'M9 11,511 d o of s a m e district reor gani zed * 1 , . ill a ny d o u b t s on this h e a d for s o me an excellent investment, which isRec'd from collector 6.5x1! BE PROMPT! E0P L E S B A N K O F S A N E Q , ' t i me t o come. b ound to . r e t u r n d i v i d e n d s . The gain t o t h e t o w n r e a c t s t o t h e c o m - ; fort ar.if benefit of e ve r y citizen. ----. 17,12r — . D i s b u r s e me n t s; Ill) If' lj i 3 !i*-r J u n i o r L ea gu e am!* Mrs. W. U! Hicks is l e ad er . , 1- ‘ President James Dombrnskv, ork • *■r. Hyde Park. Tampa. League Af.giy Williams, vice president. S. (' ^ many tyii r/' * *A I ow mat . \ A i.n;i I •,i i. ir.f.->n "f -i-.-retarj <>f Jacksonv ha- ree-tvered from, an . was v i r . paitiful. Miss Dickin­ son is one of o u r very best E p wo r th ■ought Py .business e nt e manufacturing. It es paying To rent it 1- not the ri fact which dir-t *• **- t : •* *’ *t " • ' 1fl I jilo no ’ At thb He ra ld otfis-e m a , •„ found a copy of t he proposed city c h a r t e r for Inspection by t h e public Y>>u are perfectly welcome to coine tn a h d inspect t „ your h e a rt s con t en t . A p r iv a te otlire will be furnished you and every etT- , - 1 trad* t • m.i-,- whirh i- located at Fr os t pr oof ntl Lake Isfopogayoxee Polk county i- fa’mou- for it- splendid asphal t m a d - which make t h e c a m p access­ ible by a ut omobi l e a nd it c a n In• asi!y reached by rail as well The jiurpose of this c a m p is the t ra in in g of oldereboys for places of leaders hi [, m *r i ir s- f <>fs a t d c-mirnunitii-« a nd ’ w ! it* t > d,tr. t" so pi.i- a pr,,g ' a m in.tt w,l] challenge t h e m t.. t o e - of - e r v i c Ttin- c a m p i« i m r held for the mere mirpose of recrea­ tion b ut r at h e r fv-creation. It is hoped to have s ome of t h e s t r o ng e st men present who can help mol d the lives of these boys along t h e lines t h a t will make t h e m b e t t e r citizen- t.790.2U 790 91 5.581.11 e department t. showi ng all edition wobtiiiig the ■*rth 'id,' of uni p Branch ring J o h n S. hers in t^uiet Hour Covenant, hold s read and regular council and business meetings bill to prop- —services interesting and helpful, so asstssesd. Zolfo has now Junior League un-j e city w e r e |(| cr Pr esi dent Beul ah Lee Cason, s e c - ! der ed d r a w n retary, Miles R9berts, t r ea su re r; ilhenin Robinson. Eight subscrib­ ers to Junior Topu-s (Quarterly. As s t a t e d h e ret of or e, we knew t he ppople of Feminole would do t he right t h i n g nt the right t i me in re­ gard to t he road bon d s R\ a vote of seven t o one they ac ce pt ed a bond Fur ther i nformat i on can be h a d by issue of S.tSO.OOtt f.,r rtior,- good writing U I M c f a n l e s s . S t a t e Sec­ road- tn t he county on Tuesday M i \ S e m i n , ili ' w i l l now ci*r i t n t j e ,n rp»- retary b>r It,.'.-’ Work, \ hold - a - ti a : I ng t lie best r . uidsj of any count y of her size tn the st at e M 'f p ia r, -he Sanf or d. Fla . May 15. 1919 City council of the city of Sa nf or d, Nallic Har ri son I hapter The ri-guiar monthly m e et i n g of Florida, met on the above date at t h e Sallie Harri son C h a p t e r . N. S., 10 o'clock a. m. in special session, Q. A. R „ wax h e l d , a t t h e h o m e of Present, R. A. Newman, president Mrs.. G. I. Lour ks . Hi s t or i an of t h e pro tern and Councilmon G. F. C h a pt e r, April 11. 1919. j Smith,, L. I*. Hagan anil Geo. D. After t h e or der of busi ness a so­ ! LVuop Absent*. Roy Symcs. F L. cial hour was enj o ye d. TB#- Treasury Department has Iwen urged to roiri a half cent piece, ff tie | etitioren can point to any­ thing that can le bought for a half tent nowadays, the Treasury will probably give their request seme consideration. By co ur ie sy of Mr*. H e n r y W i g h t There are more luxuries in France t h e hostess ha d m a n y wo nd e rf ul r e ­ than in this country. Where anthra­ cite coal is 180.00 a Ion. butter cent war relics a nd t r ophi es of M i . $1 40 a pound, beefsteak 11.00 and Fred Wight t o exhibit. T h e y were ver y much appreciated Da ug ht er s Mrs. Lourks. t assisted W at s o n THE SANFOltD HOSPITAL The Herald wishes to congratulate Mrs. Geb. H. Fernald upon being big hearted enough to offer her beautiful home to the city as a gift for a city hospital. Nothing but a love for her fellow beings could have prompted this noble woman to make this offer to the city, for it is gener­ ally known that she has had an offer by by the Mrs served delirious s t r a w b e r r y cream apd cake. T h e favors were white and pink sweet peas. The next (fleeting will be at the h >me of Mrs. Forrest Lake, treasurer 601 Park .avenhc, May 9, 1919. Tnis will be the Inst meeting of the Chapter's talepdar year. Officers will be elected for the ensuing yearEach member is urged to be present. NLrs. W. J. Thigpen, v Secretary. City Council Meets City council of the city of Sanford. »>e carry all the leading varieties of seed which have been tested and Miller and Jno. Adams. The president prop tern of the council stated the object of the meeting-vwus for the purpose of discuss­ ingyUie 'proposition of Mrs. Fernald oiTvring her property on corner Fifth street and Oak avenue for a city hospital. The following doctors were present and each expressed their views of the proposition: Drs. I’uleston, Tolar, Marshall, Robson. On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded by Geo. D. Bishlp and carried, the proposition was accepted awaiting details to be worked out acceptable to both parties. On motion G. F. Smith, seconded by L. P. Hagan and carried a vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Fernald for her generous offer, said vote being unanimous. There being no further business, council adjourned. Florida, met in regular session on M a y 5th at 8:30 j». in. P r e s en t : F. L. Miller. President a nd Counci l - men G F. Smith, L. V. 'Hagan, Jno. Adams and Roy i Symes. Absent. „ , ,, ' „ , i x.aroiyn R. A. Newman and Geo. D.. Bishop. | Minutes of.'last meeting read and*0f ggg ^ *d0I,trd' - iwill-hav Communication from, Southe'rrt' ] Aw^mbl Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. in regards to une lit. new rates which went into effect! Miam May, 1919 was read and ordered *havinr .« * •> „/ . -„ | Trinity ' Estimate of cost of paving Sixth ; Presidi Florida • street between property ,of F. L. erland h known to be b e st adapted to our soil and climate. Write for our new 1919 catalogue and ll.iiiion.icot Seniors, u n d e r Pr*siS a m F r a s e r have ten subecribr- t • E p w o r t h Era Floral Ci t y has live T h e s e 't writ Leagues with two l.er-bjiVg one Yt Ocala atid one at t lirmatv a ’e all liew o r g a n is a ti o n s of N Ocala District. u n d e r secretary - , j j, / f this scribe, while Miss Kat h- , leen P l u m b of Bellair s u p e r i n t e n d s t h e s o u tl i c rn half, wlilrh s he report^ is doing excellent service Ocala District wh i c h holds t h e b a n n e r extends f r o m Ocala Cs> St. P e t e r s bu r g Bartow Juniors, u n d e r Mrs. W. R . ! Whi t e enroll 25 m e mb e rs a n d a r e 1 s t u d y i n g c h u r c h and* Hibie' courses, Presi dent Br uce Hall of T a Belle Seniors enroll 111 have good devoIlona! m e e t i n g - and n u m b e r 111 in t / u ie t H o u r C o v e n a n t L a k e l a n d Seni ors have eight mem- 1 Mrs J M H a r o of Itowiing G r e e n J uni or* r ep or t - f i n q u pledge to Apri cal Special and d o n a t i o n to E n t e r p r i s e O r p h a n a g e , m e m b e r s 2.1. Pr e si d e n t. Louise Jones. Miss Edyth Yeats of Bartow, su­ perintendent of Bartow District re­ ports a new League at Fort Green. Dr. J. M. Culbrette of St. Louis, formerly assistant E. L. se retary at Nash ville will preach Commence-, iumc rf I : . hr.ly, J.nuuiui, Mexico r.-:*l S,v.i ;— >~uv songs, chc concerts—s o ! .! t , : n ,.;u! quartettes— children, grown-ups. dances—waltzes, ontvs trots, ja/./c —bunt'is, trumpets and accordions piccolns. ukclclcs—bras' 'v.tij',, orchestras, C»rand Opera, vaudeville or glee ilubs—even tunes and yodcling arc jK.rfec:!y played on M ■ ^ Grafonolas. and Records "All the music of ail the world " is CQlumbia's claim. Come in and hear u* make it good. XVc’ll gladly play you any record on the list, and show you our complete stock of instruments. 11. L. GIBSON I 19 Magnolia \ t e We have a complete lino of records, and can make , immediate delivery. Terms if desired. Swing On To Your Bonds and Stamps At the Congregational Church' "Witnessing in Judea and Samar­ ia” will be the-subject for the morn­ ing this Sunday, service beginning at eleven. "Democracy and Christianity" will be the1 subject for, the evening, beginning at eight. * The Christian Endeavor topic is "Life, .the School of GotJ, and its Lessons." Mildred Robinson, leader. Notice fie received by t h e b oa r d of county c ommi s s i o ne rs at their next regular meeting to be held on Turaday, June 3rd, .1919, for repair­ ing bridge over Econlockhatchce Creek.' Work to be done u n d e r the supervision of .Fred T. WiMiams, clounty engineer. Plana and specifications may be had upon application to Fred T. Williams. Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. E, A. Douglass, Clerk. 53-3tc Bids will Every time you make a sacrifice to attain an ultimate objection you fortify and arm yourself. If you .will make sacrifices to keep from selling your Liberty Bonds or redeeming your War Savings Stamps your sacrifice will fiave won for you rtie worth of three securities. 5 our G o v e r n m e n t de pe nd s dn y o u a n d a!! of the o t h e r bond holders to help tide o v e r t he d a y s of re­ ad Mist m e n t . Do not shirk the obligation you assumed .when you purchased your aecurities’-except in dire necessity. FIRST NATIONAL BANK S a n f o r d , F lo r i d a �THE SANFORD HERALD Llule Happenings M en tio n o f Mailer# In Brief Personal Ilcma of In terest In and About *£ The City <£ PAGE FIVE i lo I . O. Stand city on Wednesday morning of this moving this week week after a lingering illness cover­ ing many years, the last five of room formerly occupied by the post- which the deceased was unable to office in the Peoples Hank building. leave her room. Mr. RnfTeld has made extensive Interment was made In Lake View improvements in the new stand and cemetery on Wednesday afternoon. intends to make many more in the the funeral services Inking place at near future. The nnme of the new 6 o'clock, with her pastor, Rev. A. store will be The Leader Depart­ S. Peck of the Episcopal church of­ ment Store and it is the intention of ficiating. the owner to put In u very large stock of goods this summer for the Mr. and Mrs. Shinholser Entertain fall trade. Mr. and Mrs. S. O, SninnoUcr enMr. RnfTeld leaves on July 1st for the, northern markets'where he will tertuined the pastor and his wife and buy all that is up-to-date in the sev­ the stewards and their wives one eral lines which he expects to carry evening lust week at their home on and will have a store and stock that , Third street. The room was beauwill be a credit to the city when it L tifully decorated with Easter fillies, After the business meeting was over placed on display for sale. The owner of the Leader came to Mrs. Shinholser served delicious sal­ Sanford less than n year ago and has ad, salttnes and coffee. Among the guests of the evening enjoyed a. remarkable business here. were-Dr. and Mrs. C. W. White, It has grown too large for the old quarters, hence the necessity for the Mr. and Mrs. Thornton, Mr. and change in location. Mrs. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Henry The opening of the new stori^ will Peabody;-Mr. and MrsrLec l[a|t:uV7 Mr. nnd Mrs. O. J. Pope, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Adams M.sim. FraVt Adams, * Spurting, Ed. Putnam aid SATURDAY SPECIAL Dr. Mason. BANANAS, 40c DOZ, LEMONS, 30r DOZ. KANDY KITCHEN I’liONE J 07 Summary of the floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Judge Carver of Lnkclund was the guest of friends last week end. W o o d l a n d . Park w i l l be open again on Sunday. Mny eighteenth. 53-1 tc p. A. Stone—All kinds of haul­ ing. Phone 213. 50-tf Mrs. IL W. Herndon has returned home after on extended, visit in the . League of the M. E. church. Pro­ ceeds go to the great Centenary cause. Come and get some good . things for your Sunday dinner. 53-1tc F. L. Miller is in Jacksonville this week in attendance at the annual tneeting oT the Florida Funeral Di­ rectors Association of which he is at Kingstree secretary and treasurer. Clever time we will have—lots of Mrs. Mims of Tampa is the guest Grand Baby Parade, a featu fun, just a real home talent utTnir, of her friend, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher the SprinE Festival, on Wednei all iti one big party. It will be the this week. * May 21st,* at 5:30 o’clock, in Spring Festival, Ninth Street Park, We are proud of the confidence «f the day. Enter your M ay JlOth, 21st. 22nd. For good­ djrtors.' druggists arid the public u,,d k’ct the prize fur the prei ness’ sake don’t miss it. Every one have in 6GG Chill and Fever Tonic. Carriage. 52.; is going, don’t stay at home by your­ 49-J0tc Mr. an(j ^jrs j j.> Laing hav self. . 52-1tc Hj J. Starling spent several days turned from Jacksonville where Mrs. M. II. Massey, Misses Jean­ in Jacksonville this week, going there visited friends nnd relatives for ette Laing, Marie and Aline Flood business, weeks and Misses Essie and Ruth Whittle '.Mrs. :F.„ E. Steiflmpyer o f-L ivoi \vr A formed~TT ennt'Cfilijr'party' motoring Oak is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.' c tl,i-,' to Orlando Saturduy last. Frank Adams. • |spent sc Miss Kate Carlton of Arcadia is Rlb*My-Tism is ‘a powerful anti* Films developed and printed, 24 business the guest of her cousin, Miss Gladys septic; it kills the poison caused from hour service, satisfactory work. It. I y 0ii v Bryan, en route to Oxford. Ga., C. Sheafcr, 113 Elm Avj-., Sanford, ' t jn r st where she will altvnd the nigmni infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, etc. 49-ICtc banquet at Emory College. Fla. &0-4tp hav# a Miss Alma Blount anti her mother, We are glad this city bits so much Mrs. Henry Wight and little son, ceries an Thomas are spending the week at able prlc home talent! Why, the Woman’s Mrs. Blount, who have been spend­ Daytona Reach. • \ l rs g . Club, Welfare Department is going ing the win.tir here left Tuesday ♦ Ait persons desiring to at- ♦ <’aril iif Thanks lo put on a grand Spring Festival, High for their-bonte in Wrightsvitle, ♦ tend Sunday school will .<* Mr. and Mnv’ C. W. White and Mrs. t with a minstrel show and all attrac­ Ga. They 'made many friends- white ,We, the in mutes of the County ♦ • phone, No.- 19,* 300 or 9U*J ♦ Miss Carolyn White motored to Or- (>ir Mor tions to make a fine time.- Come. here who regret to see them leave Home desire to extend *our sincere ♦ not Inter thn *n Saturday ♦ Iambi Saturday. will spun It’s going to he held in tin* Ninth and will look forward• with pleasure lluwiks -to the Benevolent Order of ♦ noon. Free transportation * Don't overlook the ad of H. B. relatives, to their coming this fall, Odd Fellows for n bountiful feast oT ♦ will by furnished them lo ♦ Lewis on this page.' It may contain J ||, R. Now there will he the cool drinkst elegant fish. ♦ amt from If within u radius •> just the farm that you have been i peppers If the soul of the world was en­ ♦ of three miles of the Moth* ♦ you \viti> I. and ire cream. Umuimim As a token of their nj>}treciution, looking for. Tru ♦ love nntl rsteeni of tiieir te.ieher, u m u mu:u i m u e i u m. .i t ’ g" i ■> t he rolled with su.'ll benevolent fellow- ♦ odist rhiirrh. Robert L. Pryor of Oldsmur stop- atlrnetiv lapiT. ... li.mth el llie Spring Fes* feeling there would be itn inUllution Mrs. Babbitt, the pupils of the ped over in Sanford Thursday on The \\ like tliis for llieri* wuniil be no Eighth Grade presented tier with a route to Do Land. ' 11i-t t <*li.nul-.inii. rut glass wa te r -el l>\ Milo Massey left Monday for Parade, The | nmult llerniun hi "ele left on Tue .day fur Special Programme ut the temple At aula where lie will attend the Spring f . Sunday Evening l\tlantu in attend the Soul hern. HupMarketing llil^k Southern Baptist Convention Deas, (T T h e eveni ng serviee :,t t he !tii|>- I The deceased leaves a husband. tis! Convention, going a- delegate Steve Hoover, •iflii has more imitations than any r‘ nd thi­ t is 1 T emi ' te nei! Sunday Wtd he in ] o n e -tin a n d t h r e e dati eht..r-t, all ttf ll.-als h'nryiiig them .Ml, Pleasant, Iowa, writes, "Com­ i lit is city to mourn her loaa, _ ol' . - Cl (I and Fever Tmiie on t h e *"‘r’ charge of t h e B, \ P. U. These list Sunday school of this city. None but those who have s at in menced feeding mv herd* of about' young people have prepared ;t s p e c ­ market, hut no one want* imitations Mr. a Elsewhere in this issue fs the anlull hugs |i \ Tliumat' Hug Pow­ the s had. » ><( It g r e at bereavement in medicine. They are dangerous n<*mce t ial p r o g r am me of mils!, and sung, Itoiltu entenl of II It l.t'Wis who w hit'll wit) he i nt erspersed hy siturl can jusiiy wej gti sucti a sorrow as der over two months ago. Fifty I'.l-lOte Saturday deals in farm luiids and is a prac­ a d d resses |,\ member* 'd the l ni on. this Those wtin have gone down were sick and off feed, Nearby .Mr and Mrs. ( has. L. Britt and ' tical farmer as well. lie is offering ! did not lose Among those on t In- programme into the valley of siiiT'ering and stood itertis had cholera two children spent a very pleasant Mr a some of these lands, both improved tine -they arc well and growing fast,’ for months by the stdo of a loved (toy at Daytona Beach Sunday. Mr. and and unimproved at prices that should will InM T'diants Grocery Cm, Sanford, li n e , as hope a f t e r hope dropped .Mrs Ma (shall. violin You can throw confetti, toss a red 11 congeti be attractive. • fid-11 e F>l-5te a w a y ns l tie p e t al s f all f r o m a f a d i n g Fla. Mrs Frties! Hells, sul.i baboon and have a time at the *'Aia B*‘J Mrs A \\ Smith left Suqday for Mrs l ’tiihps arid Mist J.osxiug \n Mower K n o w tint! such a n g u i s h r auSprmg Festival May 2()lh, 21st, Be stir Jacksonville, wfieri- she uaf- culled cal <Uu > not (mil solace in the lenderest Chi cken Livers -.'t. !, in the Ninth Street I’ark tival, M Jjy the hillucss of her sister. Mrs. An old hen baa a much larger liver Miss Lucille Uines, vice president words. She who has gone forth Mrs. * Bosseair Mr Smith left will he in charge of the program ctutlil not lie supported on her soli­ than you in proportion to weight or Thursday to accompany her home Mrs, Archie BettS motored to IL-tary path by any earthly friend. food eaten Then it follows that l.tr d Saturday, taking Mr Sherman The husband with a devotion few they get bilious just' like* you dm Mr Mallory Horne left Sunday Sunday school at Ll.od over there for treatment. men are capable of, whose strength They are grouchy, cross, unhappy. night lor Ills home in Georgia. He We’ve saved a placiwas given sweetly, tenderly lu this Start her liver and make her bajipy. will be greatly missed both in the II It. Lewis is offering some ex­ musical and socinl circles. It is ceptionally fine bargains in farms in On account of the alisence of the precious invalid, whose heroic devo­ Then she will lay eggs all the winter. hoped he will return to Sanford in pastor. Rev, M. H. Massey, at the tion never faltered, could not detain Gome and get a package of B. A. this issue of the Herald which should Thomas Poultry Powder. Feed it (nil interest thorn* who are looking for Southern Baptist Convention in At­ her by the clasp of earthly love. ocasionully. See your liens perk Sanford property. 63-lie lanta there will be no preaching ser­ He sure to go to thu Spring Fes­ o p —hear them sing—look for eggs. ! Guards Drill Monthly tival, May 20th, 21st. 22nd. in the vice Sunday’ morning Miss Margaret King was the ntMer­ In the fut ur e the Seminole C mn ty Your money hark if it fails. Ninth Street Park There will be Ifatlive guest of Mrs J, \V Butherchants lime, Co., Sanford, Fla. tiuard-i will i|ri!l once a m on th only, something to please everyone, a line f.ini of DcLnnd for the week-end M L. t entennr) Neil Week during the s u m m e r months at least home talent affair Lots of fun. a nkh lias proven it will-cure MaT '* log missionary drive of the The general order covering this minstrel show, a good dance floor, I- -. > .... . ,1 in! Fever, Bilious Fe­ M, E. Church will begin on Sunday, matter is us follows; Japanese booth, country store, in NOTICK t t f KLKCTION ver. folds and LnGiippe. It kills M,*v JHlh nnd Inst n week. This is ’ In cum|itUnci> w ith th a p r ovlilim i »(. Headquarters Seminole Co. Guurds fact alt the things that make a good C h s i i l r r Oil#. I . « * i ut Ftorids, nutfro Is the germs that rause the fever. Fine the Centenary movement which has h r r r h y fiven Ihst an slc rtlun h t* b*<i*i orSanford, Fla., May 10, 1919 festival. You'll miss ‘it if you don't been given a great deal of publicity Tonie, 49-10ic tlr r n l In Its h- l'l snti J h * i s r n a will b s hrld In General Order No. 37 S|>srUI T s i .Srbanl D istrict No. *i. Scm lnnU in the press of the country. G.H'. Paxton has received the sad KturMs, no T u e s d a y , Xtsy 2Tlh, <I > Beginning this date und until ruunljr, ISIW. t or the purpose ot dM crm ln lng * h o The local M. K. church has a com­ news of the death of Ids only brother shall be trustees o[ said district (or the n e t t plete organization under the able further orders drills of the Seminole surre ee din* two years, a n d the n u m b e r ot Judge'A. N. Paxton of Batavia, O. County Guurds will h* held monthly mills M special district srlimit lay t o be lesleadership of Pul. Putnam ami work In said district fur each ut the said two bellow c h r y s a n t h e m u m s will lie periods. Drill night designated as ied years will begin next Sunday. *"id at the Spring Festival next The |.*llt«eH< are a p p o in te d I , s r i t i inthe second Monday night in each The, M E. Chur ch, S ou t h will lnrs and clerlta at said election ta,'«'k Remember this and come month, at w'hich drill all members sprc t'rectncl No. '! ia«k * Mu Ilfxlte *1 raise $35,0(10,000 for this great work, C. 0 . ttell. Clerk. prepared to make your purchases. W. It. Allen. one half of which will he spent in will report in full uniform. 63-1 tc J. M. Oylrsliy. (Signed) Geo. A DeCultes, Cupt. America and the other half in for­ J U. Mann, By R. B. Wight. 1st Lieut. F G Pearson of Orlnndn, repre­ t'rvrlncl No. 4 l l ’ao ls l: eign fields. The scope of the work I>. I'earaon. Clark, sentative of .the Standard Oil Co. ( i r o r i r ( iar* » « d , as outlined is world-wide and will Attest: tt. (J. Ilrndrraon, W. M. Haynes, >as a business visitor hero Tuesday. reach every country of the globe O t t o Kelli. •' 1st Sergt. . Hone a n d urderad by th e Hoard ot i'ubtto Rub-My-Tism is a great puin kill* with the Christionixation of the I n stru c tio n (or Hemlnula c o u n ty , Florida, tn *'r It relieves* pain and soreness aeasino aisem bled, tn is tttlC day ut A p r il.' world as its ultimate goal. The ISIS. # * Death of Mrs. S. ('. Dickson ciu'i'd by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, plan .covers a period of five years I seal l C. r . I I A I t l t l d D N , C h a irm a n . A ttest: Mrs. S. C. Dickson passed uway S.iritis, etc. 49-Kite and has the endorsement of Presi­ T . W. I.awton, S e c retary, dent Wilso'n and other lenders of at her home on Elm avenue in this J l - S l c Miss’ Lucca Chappell, who has been doing government work is visit­ America. ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chap­ Christian Science services pell. ’ will he held at the Woman’s Enter your baby* in the Better Club, Oak avenue, between Baby Contest, at the Woman’s Club Third and Fourth strets, Ihe contest Indue Mnv I‘1 2(1 mol 21 on Sunday, morning ut 11 ocluck. 4S-tf Jaunty Bathing Caps WIGHT TIRE CO Seminole Bank Annex Phone 16 Swimming is an excellent form of exercise. If you wish get all of the benefit and amusement fromyour plunge, wear an attract­ ive Rubber Cap. We have an ’excellent assort­ ment of caps in all the popular styles and colors , — TIRES — Michelin— . Kelly Springfield— Portage-r* * Pennsylvania - ALL SIZES * Crowder Closing Out Line H. B. Crowder is today inaugurat­ ing s special sale in order to close out entirely his line ol men’s good and men’s, women's und children’s shoes. Announcement will be found in a page display elsewhere in this issue. Mr. Crowder will, devote his en­ tire store In the future to ladies' and children*! wear and will make ex­ tensive Improvements in the store room and windows with the idea of tonducting a strictly first class ladles' emporium. Announcement of SPECIAL BOWER & R0UM1LLAT 30x3 Non-Skid - $14.80 30x3^ Non-Skid 19.35 • Just Phone 325 Whittle. some exceptional bargains In men s wear and shoes for the whole family for the next few days and buyer* Will be able to money on their j • Every legitimate business should increase, its volume, overy farmer his production, every worker his produc­ tiveness,1 to insure national prosperity and good working conditions. If advice is needed, if additional financing. 4» necessary, come to us freely. We solicit your calls. v* We stand ready to aid every legitimate endeavor towards increase In production. �P A G ! SIX THE SANFORD HERALD ^ W ESTERN UNION TELEGRAM ■-------- r Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, April 5, 8 P. I Willys-Overland Inc,--------Toledo, Ohio 1 Overland stock car, Model 90, No. 145135, established new world's record tonig at 7:00 o^clock, completing 7 days non-stop sealed in high-gear run with a total mileage of 4,370 .1 miles. This beats all previous records made by any type of cars by 129.1 miles. . . . No trouble at any time. Engine ran 168 hours'without missing an explosion encountered two days rain, rough country roads, good and bad pavements and trafiic from twelve to fifteen hours of every 24 hour period. Most remarkable showing ever made by any stock car. Used team, of 4 drivers working in four hour shifts, with observers. Overlhnd‘90 averaged 624.3 miles a day and the speed was 26.01 miles per hour. Averaged 20.66 miles per gallon of regular 59 test gasoline. Never changed carburetor or a spark plug. Broke.all records, but engine runs as good tonight as anyone ever rode behind; it’s the gamest car ever built DICK-CARHART.___________ . CARHART MOTORS COMPANY Overland Sales and Service Company while still o t h e r s have u s u r p e d more t h a n half of t h e public s t r e e t to do thei r r epai r ing in, a nd so far as 1 know t h e y d o n ’t e\;en l eave r ed l a n ­ t er ns on t h e s e . c a r s t hey l e av e in t h e s t r ee t. I d o n ’t know whose bus i nes s i t is to look d u t for this, b u t one t hi ^g certain, t hese people o u g h t to h n v r ' p r i d e e n o u g h in their o wn t own t o keep t h i n g s cleaned u p a r o u n d t h e m. T h e r e shoul d he u general BUDGET OF. O I* 1N IO N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND.ME” EVEN THE GATE POST* v a t i \ t rr A-Chief Is Among Ye Taking ami Faith, "He'll J’rlin cm So Says Saunlcrer. can be done and this is the place to do it, and just mark what I toll you —it’s coming. A department store of, this kind located in Sanford and keeping up a stock in keeping with its name would help to keep Sanford fixed on the map, and at the same time would make somebody a great big pot full of money. It’s coming. c I have gotten after the city coun* cil so much that it really gives me worlds of pleasure to speak well of that body at this time. I wish to most heartily commend the council for taking over the street cleaning we will have some clean streets The new wagons with their nice i numbers makes u fellow think he h well. just get in behind the fellows that throw trash all over the street and let- them co-operate just a hit and the new- street cleaning department will show up—that’s enterprise—and by the way, I am sure it’s a thing that the city commission organized under the new proposed charter would have done, and then the Mr. City Manager could have had a Rtreet cleaning gang on his hands as well as his other many duties. Now, T would suggest that these street cleaners be _made’ White .Wi - youknow, and especially the Ex-Senator, who follows the ponies now, put him in white—that would help. Try it. Broom Corn In Arpentina. In Argentina Hie cultivation of broom corn Is conducted along simple lines not differing much from Ihut of ordi nary corn. T h e l>rooiu-corn Is frefpienlly sown a f t e r t h e wheat, llax o r oats crop on the pr op e rt y lilts la-cll harvested, and If (here Is abundant rain a nd If t he frosts nre late a good yield limy he obtained. I bus giving i " o harvest s in ihe Mime y e a r from a THE rich-ripe zest of fresh fruit—a champagne sparkle—an invigorating .nourishment—all are in ORANGE CRUSH. >• ’ Open *n ice-cold bailie—pour out ORANGE CRUSH bubbling and aglow with carbonated strength. The first sip will bring a satisfied smile. After you have tried an ice-cold bottle of ORANGE CRUSH today, order a case. It’s obtainable wher­ ever soft drinks are sold. Our modern bottling machinery protects the. high purity standard of OR'ANGK-CKUSII. TRY A HERALD WANT AD me t hat n is a n y ' ! i.g but a J b m g <d b e a u t y . I u n d e r s t a n d tlml'jHie rail­ row t h a t looks like it bail been r o a d owns tbifj piece of p r o p e r t y p a i n t e d well, t h a t cow has been a n d if that be a fact I say. t h a t it is d i p p e d, and it w on 't be long until n o t h i n g but t h e i r d u t y t.. see t h a t it she is entirely free from the ticks. is cleaned up of fish hones, old tin One man in the l egislature, referring cans, rejected a u t o tires, t h r o w n to licks, s t a te d ( hu t t i c k s would grow away Ford parts, refuse a nd r ub b i s h a n y w h e r e —a n d s ai d t h a t some had of all kinds a n d that a nice little been on him. a n d lie produced a s car park be made t h e r e - s e t a f o u n t a i n to show whFr e" well, 1 claim t ha t if to spraying, a n d a negro to hoeing lie is ticky**he o u g h t to lie dipped. the flowers a n d the magnificent T h i s di ppi ng is a good thing find it s h r u b b e r y t h a t might grow t h e re ought not to ........ p po se d by any one. with but, a bit of teasing T h e n t he ; a n d i a m sure ttint us soon as some t r av el in g puldir. wlii'n they alight ! of t h e greatest objeetorM realize that fr om the train t h e r e can ms 1 t h a t to d i p cattle m e a n s more profit to there m really s o m e t h i n g to Sun- t h e m , t h a t d i p p i n g will lie easily c a r ­ ford after all—convince these fel­ ried mi, and wi t h t h e help of t h e lows that, otherwise would not get a now objectors. nption that Sanford is up a n d doing, ' T h e r e are three possible and highly p r o b a b l e s i t u a t io n s b e t w ee n a man a nd his m o t he r which t o u c h J he h u m a n d r a m a The first is when a man pr e se nt s Ins wife to be to his mo th e r. T h e s e cond is V h e n a man is registering a ch ie v em e nt The t h i r d is when a man is in j l esper at e t roubl e. Watch FRUIT and PRODUCE Located i n “The leader Department Store, Old Post Office St^ind A. RAFFELD gains in Farm Lands WEST SIDE 21 AUREH—10 acres Hied, 4 wells, good modern house and out buildings, 2 } j miles from Court House. $H,500 terms. *. FARM—S Acres tiled land miles from Court House T One thing I am glad to see here and that is nil the empty stores fill­ ing up. It is now next to impos­ sible to get a store space on First street. This shows remarkable pro­ gress within the last few months for not .very long ago it was states by a prominent man that there were .19 store houses vacant In Sanford—and he added ‘‘count ’em." Well, I didn't count 'em, but I would bo willing to set up "the dopes" if he LADIES’ AND GENT’S OUTFITTERS ------- At the Old Post Office Stand-------As in the past I will, continue to serve the people of the City and County with the very best quality of goods at the very lowest price. EAST SIDE 5 Acres tiled land. 2 wells. 5 room house and small barn A dandy plae at $3000.00, terms. My, Policy Will Be “Quick Sales and Small Profits The above are all cultivated and In fine condition Alao 10 Acres on lleardall avenue, 3 acres cleared, 1 well Ihe few unimproved places on brick road A bargain at $2000.00, terms. H.B. Lewis, Owner You are cordially invited to call on the opening day and inspect the fine lines’of Ladies and Gents Ready-to-wear. ... �THE SANFORD HERALD pie and white flowers from which ribbon streamers extended to the places. • At the close of the dinner the host­ ess usked the girls to draw one of the streamers, at the end of each being- a white crepe tie chine hand­ kerchief, bordered with purple, a gift from the hostess to each girl. Mrs. Langley was assisted in serv­ ing and ulloking after the pleasure of her guests by Mrs. Alfred Lilja. Silver Tea •Mrs. Alfred Lilja, chairman of Circle L of the Presbyterian church entertained at a charming silver tea Friday, afternoon at her home on Park avenue. The beautiful home was a bower of loveliness and the flowers, Easter lilies , pink and red roses anti sweet peas were wonder­ ful. .Throughout the afte noon the spacious rooms were thronged with -Mercy of ihe Future. visitors, a beautiful musical program being an interesting feature of the The veil which covers the face of afternoon’s entertainment. a uttirlfy Is woven hy the hand of mercy. —Bulwcr Lytton. Eight little girls from the primary school, under the direction of Mrs. Arrington sang “ Happy May." They LEGAL ADVERTISING carried little May baskets filled with flowerB. The following little girls NO TICE h e rrby given t h a t an ap p lic atio n will be took part: Carmen Guthrie, Dorothy I*made to t h e n n t ae*slun of the Florida Haynes, Waunla McMiUlen, Doro­ l.egiileture to have t h a t body e n a c t a law t h e percent form of municipal go v e rn ­ thea’ Lawson, Maria Moye, Kather­ ehoil.hin* m e n t / o r S a n f o r d . Kla., a n d to ra ta blia h a dif­ ferent form governm ent for t h e * a l d munlrl* ine Shirnrd, Evelyn Peabody, Kath­ palily, *urh of form of governm ent t b be w hat la erine Waters. After the May da>’ ordinarily te r m e d Ihe rors)pii**lon-managrF of g overnm ent for munleipailtie*. song the following program was ren­ form Dated M a r r h ISth, 1919. C o m m itte e on Municipal Legislation, dered: lljr-S, O. Chase, C h a ir m a n U, C. D ulln*r, Seely . Piano solo, Mrs. Miller; dues, Mrs. 45-9IC Claude Herndon anti Mrs. Geo. Fox, Mias Julia Laing. accompanistr; so-, RealeTI fdds will lie rerelved by th e B oa rd C ounty Commissioners a t th e ir next r e g u ­ prnno solo, Mrs. J. E. Terwiiliger, of lar meellng to be held on T u e s d a y , J u n e Miss Helen Terwiiliger aeeompan- 3rd, 1919, for tem p o rary repair* on th e Wektwa river bridge, r e p a i r r t o be m ad e u n d e r istc; piano solo, Mrs. Miller. t h e supervision of. t h e rmVity emtinefir, For pnls now claiming imicmniues irom Germany depends upon the plea that the whole German people are to blame for the-orgy of devastation which has cursed the Inst four years. I f the kaiser and his immediate entourage caused it by exercising the privilege of autocracy, nnd the mnss of the people merely obeyed orders, then the German populace can plead u good excuse. But if the kaiser simply acted 11s the spokesmon of the German nation in deference to the demands of a people enthusiastically in favor of war, then it is justifiable to “soak ’em to the limit.” As a matter of cold fact, the latter s e e m s to have been very like the truth. The attitude of the German people, ns reflected in the presses Whether socialist or imperialist, have been most comically bellicose since 1914, The kaiser, no doubt approv­ ed. and was probably about as bad as the bunch, hut not m u ch ,worse. He couldn’t have been very much worse. I he a hair was ft success Nearly every male German be­ n eat sunt was realized. tween certain ngea was, if physically sound, in the German nrmy. The nets of the German army may there­ fore he regarded ns the acts of the German people. The two were co­ incident. And the conduct of the German nrmy in occupied territory was beyond criticism. It was almost beyond blasphemy. Soak ’em the limit, and forget the* kaiser. It matters little, sink or swim, what happens to a stagestru ck megalomaniac, now rendered completely harmless. PAGE SEVEN th« u nde ralfned upon m a k l n f a d rpo.it ol day* n a i t pre ee dinf thl* order a n d t h e r e T e n Dollar*, thl* aura to be refunded when I* no pe rson In th a d a t e of Florida tervlee •aid pi t i , aparinratlona, ete.. have been r e ­ of aubpoena upon w h a m would bind the tu r n a d . earn* J o h n E. llrown. lly n r d r r of the Hoard of C o u n ty Com* I t I* therefor* ordered t h a t you do a p p e a r m l,,loner* of Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. In thl* court to th* bill herein b ltd on tha <»eal) K. A. D O U G L A S S . filh d a y of May, A. D. 1919. &2 -4le t 'lr r k , It i* f u rth e r ordered th a t thl* order be puhhahed once a week for eight r o n .e t u t i v * N O T IC E Week* in the Hanford Herald, a nrw a pape r Bids will he received by the Duard ol published In amid Sem in ole county . C o u n t y Com mliaiopcrs at their n n t regular W itnea. my h a n d a n d th a aaal of th e aaid m eeting to be held on J u n e 3, 1919, lor the. Circuit C o u r t thia 21at d a y of F e b r u a ry , p u r r h a a r ol one l*|on truck. Bidder will be A. D. 1919. required to t a k e in e tc h a n g e on* I n t e r ­ (aeal) E . A. D O UGL ASS, n a tiona l truck now ow ned by t h r c ounty, _ Clerk Ctrcul C o u r t Seminole Co., Fla, Board reserve. the right t o reject any and K ay, Adama A Kagland, all bida. Attya. for Plaintiff, E. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk. Jacksonville, Fla. 52-4tr 42-9tc to-wlt: W J f of N W t < of N E t f See. IS, Tp. 21 S, ft. 30 K ait. 10 acre*. T h a ta l d Ian-1 being aa*ea*ed at the d a te of t h a Issu­ ance of su c h ccrtiflcata la th* n a m e of U n ­ known. Ila* filed la i d certificate* In m y office, ■ml h a t m a d e application for t a g deed* to itaue In a cc ordanc e with law. tlnlcaa aald certificate* t h i l l be redeem ed according to law t a t deed* will Issue there on on the 4th d a y of June, A. D. 1919, Wltnra* m y official signature a n d seal this the 2nd d a y of M ay, A. D. 1919. (•call E. A. I H H Ifil.A S S , Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t Sem in ole Co., Fla. SI'Stc fly V. M. Douglas*, D. C. Sutler *r Appllratlan for Ta* D e e d Und*r S - d i e n N or Chapter 4RSR Law a a f F l o r ­ ida Notice I* h e r e b y given t h a t 8. F. D o u d n e y , In Ihe Circuit Court of the S e v e n th Judicial Circuit a f Ihe S la t# o r Florida, In a n d for purrheser ol ta * eertlfleate No. I fit, d a te d th e 3rd d a y e,| Ju ly , A. D. ISIS, h a s filed S e m in o le County. I n Chancery • a id'c e r tif ic a te In my office, a n d haa mad* C. D. C h rlet i n ti B. D. ■pplicatlnn lo r t a x deed t o l u ti e In acc ordKeene, C om pla inant* Hull to a n r e with law. Bald certificate embrace* v*. Quiet Title tha following dr*crib*d p r o p e rty *ltuat*d la E. J. Harrell, et el. Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, to -w lt: Lota 1 D efendant* a nd 2, Block S. A. H. Buaseir* Add t o F t . ' Order for Conmtyuctlve Service T h e aald land being oaa****d a t th d I t ta ordered t h a t t h e defendant* herein dBred. a ol t h e t«*uanre of t u r h certificate In n a m e d to-wlt: E. 3. Harrell, end ell p e reo n i Ihete nam* ol I'lnk Brant*. Unit-** aald eerrta lm in g by, th rough or u nde r him a* helre. lificalc-ehell redeemed a ccording t o law ilevl.ee>, grmnlere or o lhrrw U e. whn*e n a m ra tax deed will be thereon on Ihe 4 th d a y ere u n k n o w n to th e ro m p la ln a n te ; J. M. Xlc- of June, A. 1).Itaue 1919. G a u g h r y , a n d all person* Helming b y , Witneee m y official elgna ture a n d eeal t h ro u g h or u n d e r him a* heir*, deviiee*. thi* the 2 n d d a y of May, A. D. 1919, £r a n t - r e or o lb rrw lie , w hote name* are un(•eel) K. A. D O U G L A S S, nnwn to c o m p la in a n ts;. E liia b e th S t o d d a r d , Clerk C ircuit C o u rt Seminole Co., Fla. a n d all p e r to n e 'c l a im i n g by, th rough or u n ­ M-Stc Itv V. XI. D o u f l e n , D. C. de r he r a i heir*, deviirca, g r a n tr r a or o therwlee, whoee name* a re unknow n to comIn Circuit C o u rt, S e t e n l h Circuit. S e m in a l* plain a n le ; Sheridan S t o d d a r d a n d all perCounty, Florida e ton* claiming hy, th r o u g h or un d e r him a* heir*, deviser*. grantee* of oth*rwl»r, whoee Overstreet T u r p e n t i n e C o m p a n y ' nam e* a re unknow n t o ro m p la ln an ta; Eli** m. a d ju d g e d a n d d r a b e t h J. Drlggrr* a n d all prr*ona claiming All u n know n p a r tl r a claiming Intareata by, t h r o u g h , or under he r a* heir*, devlieea, u nde r J. Itlc h m o n d M u rphy, d e ­ creed t h a t Ihe n g r a n t re* or otherwi*e, w huef name* a re u n ­ ceased. C alvin A. Pnmge. George B. i know n t o r o m p a lln a n ta ; and all - per*on* M orton Individual!v a nd a* tru ste e , whomeoever, who*e name* are u n know n t o W. 8. Krefer,_ KIltMt Wuodbtidga. t h e c om plain ant* , -who h a v e l ir T l ll m t a ha v e at *1. a n y lntere*t of whatsoever natu re, in and to T o ihe d e f e n d a n ts , Calvin A. F o a g r , the following d e . r r i V d land*, or a n y p a r t or Georg* B. M orton Individually a n d a* t r u s ­ po rtio n thereof, in Seminole county , Florida, tee. W. S. Keefer and Bite le W oodbrid ge; fra* de»iff in «*vrry r r a p r e t. It a ppea ring from the sworn bill herein, It it f u r t h e r o r d r r r d t h a t a r o p y of this N o r t h half of a o u t h r a t t q u a r te r of Section l h a t your place of residence Is u n k n o w n a n a d r r r r r be puhID hrd In a n r w t p a p r r In Srm* IS, T u t n i h l p 21 south, -Kangr 29 r a t i ; lh * t you i r e over th* age of 21 year*: Inolr r u u n t y . FLn on ce a wr«*k for four I t I* th erefore ordered t h a t you d o a p p e a r further inform ation see f r r t i T . William*, l U f r v t t l v r weeka. N o r th 4J0 f r r t of tha flflrthrarl q u a rte r of In Ihls court to the hill herein filed on th a t n f in f p f . J s t h e *«»ut q u a r te r of SctUun J 1, Town* Tlh day ol J u l y . 1919. All of which I Hoard r t t m - r * the right lo r r j r r t a n y Rnd a n d de creed. In I ■hip 20 a uuth , Itang# 30 m l ; I t is f u r t h e r ordered l h a t thl* o rder ba Flv# a r r r a in a t q u a r a in th# northw est published n n r e a week for r i g h t c onse cutive lu ala c o u n t y , FJoi corner of t h r n o rth ea st q u a r t r r of t h r northweeks In Ihe Sa n fo rd Herald, a n e w sp a p er Apr il. A. J». 1919 ra»t q u a r t r r of Section 35* Tow nship .20 published In sa id Seminole r u u n t y . * JAH. W. FEI4KINS. so u th , I t a n t r 29 east; * Witness m y h a n d and aeal of th e aald Judge. S r v e n th ^ Ju d ic ia l Circuit N O T I C E TO ItID D E IIS Seminole C o u n t y . FloridaK a il half of east half of northeast q u a r te r Circuit Court t h l . April 29. A. D. 1919. Healed hid*. *uh}rrt to th e sale of tmnda S ta te of Florida, taeall E. A. D O U G L A S S . of Hvclion 2 , and northw est q u a r tr r of northwill be r e v i v e d hy the Hoard of C ounty County of He min ole-, C ltrk Circuit C o u rt Seminole Co., Fla. w N t q u a r t e r f a B r f t i o n 1, T a i Massey A Warlow, Commiaaltinvra of H*- min ole C o u n ty , Florida, 1, F. A. Douglas*. Clerk of th e Circuit so u th , Katige 29 cast; at the office of paid hoard at the court hou»e C ourt in and for t h r Hevetilh Judicial CirSol*, for C o m p t l . Lot 2 K7 Lone wood* F lurid a : in Hanford, Florida, on or before ten tiVluck r u i t Hemlhole C o u n ty . Florida, do hereby S o u th w e st q u a r te r of n « f t b w t * r r lutrtrr* nh a. m. on the 3rtl day v»f J u n e -*, U, 1919, certify th a t the above a n d foregoing ia a .t r u e fop th e e t cmVigffrP.il' ‘ Mltd Con «tTme11on «f th e an«l c o r r e r t . copy of t h a t c e r ta in order and S e r tiu n 31, T o w n s h i p 20 aouth. ftange 30 d i t c h e * . draina o r c an ala a n d l a t e r a l d i t r h v a , d r r n e ed tho said 1‘ourt. m a d e on th e I t t h r a t i , r x r r p t t h r f o llo w in g I tracts d r a i n s o r c a n a l i ip t h e J e a t u p D r a i n a g e D i s ­ d a y of* April, 1919, hied for record In this (1) lirg ln a t N W r o r n r r of s a l t h S W 1/ ol tr ic t. Office a n d recorded in C h a n r e r v o r d e r book, N W h , ru n raat 576 feet, south 4*0 fret, * K a r h bid mu«l b e a c r o m p a n l r d b y ^ V y r l l - No. 2, at page No* 30. on April J s t h , A. IL « T it oHO feet, north 42 1* feet to p, o, b.J * firtl check in the m m of Five IIundfed/fTabO.(21 tlne*fuurth of an acre known a t flap001 Dollars, p a yable to nai*l board, a» an I i«t r h u r e h lot; m y b a n d a n d official peal of ol evidence of gnritl faith, 9 f h d a y of April, 1919. a t HanL flit lleg in a t S W c o r n e r of «aS «l S W h of Kptimated to ta l yardage fiH.Cf.O cubic r u u n t y * F lo rid a . N W *| , run cast 32:1 feet. north CUT fee! \«rd* 1 hi» qunnllty la *>u > nj»p o iim a to , w*-*i 324 (eel, south’ t’»97 feet to p. o. b.; turn K. A. D O I ’ d LASH , Clerk MY SPECIALTIES .being given u« a uniform ba*U for r o m p a r t t y V M - |)iii(gla«#, IL t i l l T w o a r r e t formerly ■old io J, \Y. i*f«n of bids; and the paid board rr-arrvra the Driggers. more fully t ir s r r ib id in l>e**i| ti^hl t»* ln*rea«e or deerra**1 Ihe am ount of H EN RY M cL A U L IN JEWELER PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA ■ a i d ) a r dflifi 4 1 m a > In i | w m i h -i | net y \tt l.iils a h a l i b e m a d e u i ' o r i a f ‘ *rin I o t.e fu r n 1»bid T h e h n u r d ri »t f v h I h r f t y l j ? !«« r«-|n! t a n y GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER anti pit but* The M ie n " ful bidder «m 1I In1 ri'quireif t*» e»\r* a bond 1 quul to 2 ’t p« r rant of Ihe ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Pritrllct* rnnlim-i) to llu> Irt-nlnicnl uf ilii’ eyi* Eyes r u i ml h f t l l>> a rreulnr rccls- JtTetl ()li>fiirlaii GIahhcs fillt il. Iim ken Ipnt’S tin|tli r a l r t l 2.S W. ( Ittirrlt Si. - Orlando, Kin. G O O D T O THE L A S T DROP ^ ™ e MAXW ELL v RO USE COFFEE _ F^SENDLY^ T O iA C C O H ERE m a y be som e thtngs th at can be done w ell in a h u rry, but pickin ’ a w ife an *agein *a tobacco ain ’t a m on gst em. . / W e put away millions of pounds of fine Kentucky Burley tobacco every year, stored in wooden hogsheads. It ripens two years. W h en we take it otlt it’s d ifferen t—Nature has improved it, good as it was—made it f r ie n d li e r , m ore fragrant, cool-sm oking, long-burning. Nature has given it a d e lic io u s quality of m ildness and f r a g r a n c e that no artificial ijneans can ever equal. It’s just that e x t r a touch of friendly goodn e s s that is building up VELVET Tobacco into tfic favor and good w ill o f-th o u sa n d s of pipe smokers who pre­ fer to sm ok e tobacco cured in Nature’s way. ^ J l£jL 45K YOUR G R O C E R for filing N o t i c e 4 I* h e r e b y given t h a t Mj** F- V, Itte k p , r i u r c h a s e r of T a t C e r t l f i r a t e No. 3 3 L d a t e d t h e 3 rd d a y id J u l v A. D. 19Id* paid r e f i l G c a t r e m b r a r r * t h e folbtw itig d r s r f l h e d tifiifii-My s i t u a t e d In He m in o le t «>unt v* FI nr* Ida. t o w n K b of N \V • 4 of N K ' i See. 3 T p . 21 H, IL ild F u a t, HO am-a* T h e t a j d l a n d h e j n g tM r« tr<l a t t h e d a t e of t h e D«ua n r e of a u c h • r t if i r a t e in t h e n a m e of B o u t h F l o r i d a N a v a l Store * C o m p a n y : Abut T a t C e r t i f i c a t e N*t. 2047, i l a t r d th # 7 t h d a y of J u n e , A. It, 189*. S aid certifi­ c a t e e m b r a c e # t h r fo llo w in g d r a r r l h e d prop* j ert y a i t u a t e d in B e m iin d r c o u n t y , F lo rid a , L c H c i n . IIIII h, I n v o i r e s . R c c c l p l s . Elc. Plcnly of Ihem f>0r carh O fflct; S u p p l y D e p t SanCuri!. Florida Fcrtillxe cilrua trrt'8 NOW for development of fruit and growth of tree. The sire of next year’s crop depends in a great measure on the-’ growth of wood made this summer. Don't lessen your profits of this yrfcr and next l>y neglecting to fertilize now! We offer any annl- WILSON &Manufacturers TOOMERIdealFERTILIZER CO Fertilisers Dealer! in Spray Pumps and. Insecticides, [I.LF.t - - * • • |. | - • m . * K. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch FLORIDA You would notice the difierence. Roll a VELVET Cigarette VELVET'S eetm-d|«W eilUneu and tmoothnau tnaltm HJuM right ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H |G P E N & C O M P A N Y Sanford 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, 1919 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, May 16, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 16, 1919. 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>, May 16, 1919; <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