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ALSACE-LORRAINE NUMBER 53 SANFORI), FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 16. 1919 VO LU M E X RESTORED a n n oxaonatea p o w ers make w ith TUtV»>’ nnd llulcatla w ith reference to a n y right, privileges or In tereala claimed In those cou n tries t>y G e r m a n y or her n a tio n a ls a n d pot dealt w ith elsewhere ' m i AS T I ' K n — G e r m a n y r e d e s f a J s a a all rlR hta. tl t l e a and p r i v il e g e s , n o . a h lj r a s to K l a a e h o w , a a d t h e r a i l ­ r o a d s , mluea a a d r a b l r a a r q u l r r d hy h e r t r e a t y w i t h t ' b l a a of M a r r h It, l*>PT, a a d o t h e r a g r e e m e n t s aa t o ftbafttan a. ■ AIT German r l k h ta to the ra ilro a d from TstnRtau to T s ln a u f u , Includlnr all faelll. li ra and m ln ln s rig h ts and rig h ts of e x ­ ploitation. p a ss equ ally to J n p u n n n d the ra b ie s from T alnR lau to S h a n g h a i and rh e f o o . the ca b le s free of all c h a rg e s . All G erm an stale property, movable a n d Im­ movable. In K laochnw Is ac q u ir e d by J a p a n free of nil charge*, le g i s l a ti o n . F r a n c e replacing th e p r e s ­ e n t o w jtera w h o m G erm any u n d e r t a k e s t o In d em nify. F r a n c e will c o n ti n u e to f u r n i s h th e p r e s e n t proportion o f c o a l f o r local n eed s ,.u>d c o n trib u te In J u s t p r o p o r tio n to local t a x i s The b a s i n e x t e n d s from t h e f r o n tie r of l a i r m l n g ■s' r e - a n n e x e d to F r a n c e no rth a a f a r n» St. W e n d rl. inc lu d in g on t h e w e s t t h e v alley of t h e S a a r n» fnr ns R.\nrhoixhni'h nnd on t h e east the to w n of llo m h u rg In o r d e r to s e c u r e the r i g h t s n n d w e l f a r e nf the. p o p u latio n ami g u a r a n ­ t e e to F r a n c e e n t i r e freedom In w o r k ­ in g t h e m.iics. t h e te r r it o r y Will btt g o v e r n e d hy a com m ission a p p o i n t e d b y th e le a g u e o f n a ti o n s and c o n s i s t i n g of flve m rmliets. one French, one a n a tiv e In h eh ltan t of the H.mr and ilireo r e p r e ­ senting three different counttlc* o t h e r th a n France and Germany. The leag u e will appoint a m em ber of Ihs.comtijlasion as c h a irm a n to uct ns executive of th e commission. T he commission will, h a v e all p ow eis of go vernm ent, formerly b e ­ lo ng in g tif the t i r r m a n empire, P r u s s ia ninl liavgria, will administer the rs llr u a d s a n d o th e r public aervlgrs and. h av e - full J idhee r to Interpret th e treaty clauses. T h e local courts will continue but subject to r Valley and Danzig International :ed— Germany*! M ilitary and Naval Power Made Nominal— Total Reparation to Bb Determined Later. T • In order 1° r e n d e r possible t h e Initia­ tion of a g e n e ra l limitation of t h e a r m a ­ m e n t s of all nutlono. Germany u n d e r t a k e s directly to o b se rv e the military, ni^val ■ml a ir clauses w hich follow F Mil.IT l It Y F O n r K R e —T h e denvo blllT a a t l o a of th e G e r m a n y a rm y m u s t l a h r p lace w H H a t w o Ult’Olhs of . t h e p r n r r . I t s a tr r u R l h m a y ao« ex reed .100 . 000 , l a e lu d i n g t.OOO oflleer*. w ith s a t o v e r ■ M r s d iv isio n s of l a r a a l r y a n d t h r e e • f ra v a i r y , a n d t o be d e v o te d e s r l u - A fter Ilf icon yeara a plebiscite will be held by com m unes to a s icttaln th e d e ­ sires of the population as to to n tln u n n c e of th e existing regime under the league of nations, union with Franca or union w ith U errpany. « Section Four— European * Section 8lx. C la ss e s. CZKCIIO.ltl.OVAK I A—G erm an y rec­ o g n iz e s th e e n t i r e Independence of t h e Ca« -cho-Hlovak s l a te . Including th e a u ­ to n o m o u s t e r r i t o r y of tin l l u l h e n l a n s s o u t h of t h r C ariia llila n s an d a c c e p t s th e f r o n tie r s of tills State as to tie d e ­ te r m i n e d . w hich In J he case of th e G e r ­ m a n f r o n tie r s h a l l follow Ihe f r o n t i e r of. Ilo h cm la I n . l J f H . Tlie usu al a t l p it t a t l o n s a s to n cq a ts ttlo it nnd change of n a t i o n a l i t y fnlliny. I ’O L A N U —Gcrilrany cedes to Poland th e g rcu tesl purl up upper Ullesta. Posen a n d tho province uf West Prussia, on I lie left bnnk o f the Vlstlila. A Held b o u n d a ry cotiiinlsvion of seven —live representing Die nllled and as*o. laird powers mid one n u ll i"p resentin g P oised mul G.rni.iiiv m i .ill no cohMIluted wiinin li duy.i of tin pence lo delliull Hits boundary Hu* h f.,r ( 2 « rn m tt •-on«irnt to nti%* rl»nt»c»*« u i i L 'ti « fir * ||u • iM.i\ t*.* m .«<!•• to Ice ...... I lit.-.* I......... . '** «i'e "f furl* IU«- t^^ »n*l l»««»h «»” ' r.*ts •••-•> ag e... to serve a. lively f " r tw enty ttve y e a rs s*. IlilUt n . S . binds except th o s e nl*«n1111cl v Indt-pe ll s a b l e for llie units all.tWe.1 slinll . \ l . i In i;. iimtnv two m o n th s nfler llm i*ea< e No oksoclutlons suclt us so , ),., *....... . .li-. tinrgi d s.iMlers shuulliig *'r touring I d*s e.Hi*'rtll**nsl estub llshtnenls «t.-m w lx .--s or mil.* isllles ni«» ....... . m i l , M i l l . r\ m i l ' - r t All m r o u f f f HicbU.Aa.U ji* t l»/rll*Wun ^ « ••!»«I !•••• In tin* •••until*** i iffi • • i « r« SERVICE, QUALITY THE t im Wi i i i C 1,1 J'" llieIni** c With all r l to i) of Mort-Niiri aii«l o v r r l>uil tw e e n th e city amt- IhHan.l t ha F ru sstan Mor. sityt. and to rctn*anct in b o u n d aries of llie cli> ; f a . o r of llelgiiim oil rig h ts o v er Ihe clllrs I, y ■■ commliwlon appolnte*! with of Hupcn ami Malniedy, ih e Inhabitant* m o u t h s from Ihe ! « ' • • « " [ of which a r e to be entitled w llh in *H t o n e repres* litallves chosen l ) Uu month* lo p io t e s l a g a in s t tin s ch a n g e of nml associate d pow ers and pne ei sovereignty elltrer In whole n r In p a r t , the hrml decision to he reserved to th e league (]• m a n y an d Polnnd. A convention, th e term* of " h l c of nations. A m in inlM lon Is to settle the details o f th e fro n tie r, an d v a rlu u s reg u ­ pc tlxe.l l.y the live nl I d and a ss pow ers, ahull W cond ud eil hetwt lation* fnr c h a n g e of n atio n ality a r e laid !.,nd an d Danzig, w hich shall Intlui down I.F X KM P O F I tG. —» G e rm a n y r c n o i i n e t i l g wUhln Ih* Polish customs fr< her various tr e a t i e s and c u n v e n tlo n s with th o u g h a free a r e a In the the g ran d d u c h y o f L ux em b o urg , recog­ P o lan d the free use of all lh« n ize. ih nt it ■eased to tie a p a r t of llie w aterw ay* , dm ka am i other Ijort G erm an xollvereln from J a n u a r y I Iasi, li e . th e control an d administration renounces all r i g h t of ex plo itatio n of the V istu la nnd th e w hole th r o u g h '! railroads, a d h e r e s to the a b ro g a t io n of Its . y s lt'ili. Within th e rlty . and l»st« n eu trality , an d nccepta In a d v a n c e any g r a p h aqd telephonic coimiulnlrat Intel national a g re e m e n t a s to It, reached fw een Polnnd ami D anslgt l>rovW* by tbe allied n n d nesoclaled p o w e r . d lscrlnilnatinn ag a in s t 1 ole* win I.UKT H AN K O F T I I B Itltl.N i:.— city an d p la t s I t . foreign relatlu p ro v id e d la I h e m i l i t a r y r l a u a e a , fier- th e diplomatic protection of Us s m n j will wot m a i n t a i n a a y forllB ea- i ab ro a d In ch arg e of Ihdsnd t l n a a n r a r m e d fu rcea l e a s thaw Itfty B N M A H K —T h e frotdlcr h l l o m r l r r a to t h e e a s t o f t h e llh la e , I1 m D a n y nml D enm ark will he fixed hold a a y m a n e u v e r s , n a r m n l n l a l a aay I .elf-deterntlnn llon of the papulmtla w o r k s In f a r l l l l a l e m u h l l l s a l l n a . _ Si....... ***III cnae o f v io l a ti o n , " s h e al " *... ~’ ' g a rd e,1 ns c o m m ittin g a & « a g a i n s t th e pow rrra w ho s i g n.....t h..e p r ”e s ■ ­ ■ ; ^* ent t r e a t y a n d an I n t e n d i n g to d i s t u r b of th e He hie I, so u th o f. an d F ried rlrlisted t. ah.n* 11 e L t h e p t n e e *of t h e w o rld .” ‘Ity v i r t u e n f th e p r e s e n t tr e a t y th e N o rth xea, so u th of Ton'll — w o rk m e n 's and soldiers council ' G e r m a n y s h a l l h e hounil to r e . p o...V. n d lo iiissolvctl. ami th e territo ry ■'I'm a n y r r q u r . t f o r a n e x p l a n a t i o n tw hich ' t h e co u n c il o f t h e le a g u e o f nation * by a n Internatio nal comnilMlon m a y th i n k . It n e c e s s a r y t o a d d r r s s to of w hom N orw ay a n d Hwodrn *ha v ita.l.ti. nam e two. her.” ALH AC K -UO H RA IN R.— A f t s r recog­ n it io n of t h e m o r a l o b l i g a t i o n to r e ­ p a i r th e w r o n g d o n a In 1*71 h y /••T* m a n y to F r a n c e a n i F t h e p e o p le o f Al­ s a c e - L o r r a i n e . t h e t e r r i t o r i e s c ed ed to G e rm an y hy th e tr e a ty of F r a n k f o r t a r e r e s t o r e d t o F r a n c e w i t h th *r f r o n t i e r s n s b e f o r e H71. t o d a t e from t h e s i g n i n g o f t h e a r m i s t i c e , a n d to be ,,0i 7 i 'HhVa —t l e r m s n y ' s g r e e s to r e s p e c t » *' p» r ttis^ enV Vnd* In* 11 h Jl * 'w e r e f r r e of a ll p u b l i c deb ts. F l t l x e n s h l p I* r e g u l a t e d b y d e ta ile d w } h V A V r " n S M U n ; » p ' Dr ; ; a*t! p r o v i s io n s d i s t i n g u i s h i n g • t h o s e who a re Im m ed iately resto red to full French cttlx e n s h lp . t h o s e w h o h a v e t o m a k e H t o v s k a n d * o W / S i u f o r m a l a p p l i c a t i o n t h r r r f o r . a n d th ose f o r w h o m ' n a t u r a l i s a t i o n Is o p e n s f t r r n « * W h ?o t h r s e y e a rs . T h e l a s t - n a m e d clnaa i n ­ c lu d e s G e r m a n r e s id e n t* In A lsscsM irra ln e . a . d i s t i n g u i s h e d f r o m th ose w h o a c q u i r e t h e p o sitio n o f L o r r a i n e ns d e l l n . d In th e t r e a t y All 'V p u b li c p r o p e r t y a n d all p r i v a t e p r o p e r ­ lied nn*l a s s o c ia te d pow er* ty o f G e r m a n e x - s o v e r e ig n s p n s s r . to i ' f x r t h r rStlit of l l . i s . l a t-i o h t s . n r e s - , tit'iitiun anil r e p a r a t i o n " f th s p rlncl F r a n c s w i t h o u t p a y m e n t o r cred it F r a n c e I* s u b s t i t u t e d f o r G e r m a n y a* p l r s of th e p r e s e n t tr e a ty . r e g a r d s o w n e r s h i p o f th e r a i l r o a d s and Section Five— Oerman Rlghta Outside, rtg llls o v rn co ncessions o f tram w ay*. Europe T h e K h ln e b r i d g e s p a s s to F r a n c e w ith th e o b lig atio n fo r th eir upkeep. O u ts i d e E u r o p e O e rm a n y r e n o u n c e s T i t K H.\ \ J t . — In c o m p e n s a t i o n for a l l r i g h t s , title * a n d p riv ile g e s a s t o , th« d e s t r u c t i o n o f co al m in e * In n o r t h ­ h r r o w n or h e r a l l i e s t e r r it o r i e s t o a l l e r n F r a n c e n n d a s p a y m e n t . »n *®* th e s i l l e d a n d a s s o c i a t e d po w ers, r n d c o u n t o f r e p a r a t i o n . G e r m a n y c s d r a to F r a n c # fu ll o w n e r s h i p o f t h # coal u?e#C**r # ' t • k*°n ^ ^ m i n i s , o f t h e « 8 a n r b a s i n w l t h f thMf. s u b s i d i a r i e s , g b r e s s o r l r # a n d facllltl**- t r r o i . o rS i V : ^ n A 'i n r r o v B B # ^ » r o « u T h e i r v a lu * w ill h e e s t i m a t e d b y th # r e p a r a t i o n c o t r m l s s l o n a n d c re d l ta o r i r in s t t h a t a c c o u n t . T h e French r i g h t s w ill be g o . t r h r d hy G e r m * n law l a f o r c e ' a i t h e s r t ] ^ ( i c e e x c c p U n s w ar -» v « ssn a X |ej i*i V X 0 $ JaJ A’ X y . X SPO TS IN TREA TY. PEACE $ A ltace-Lo rrain e goea France. The Saar valley will b« temporarlly Internatlonallied. Danxfg- w ill be permanently Internationalized. Germany* renounce! all tejrltorlal rlghta outside of Europe. Germany recognlxea the Independence of Poland and CxechoSlovakia. 1 The G erm an.arm y la reduced to 100,000 office re and men, and conacrlptlon within Germany la abolished. The G e r m a n n a v y la reduced K |*J >J JeJ |»J jj, |*| 0 jwj X $ to 24 warahlpa and no aubma- W * rlnea. •* ' B X Qermany may have only -I0 0 .© *t« unarmed teaplanea, to eearch for J** mlnee off her coast. ' A p Germany w ill pay an Indem- Jsj nlty, the amount of which la not A V yet fixed, the Initial payment to ,«! be 25,000.000.000 mfirka, about **« X 18,000,000.000. .}i >*« Germany cede# a largo part |*J X of her .merchant fleet toHhe al- • aT f ia V •* Hi ti»«* «• • » ' , ti PRICE CAN N I N E S E A S O N I S NO V . H E R E WE HAVE PLENTY OF MASON SCREW TOP AND ATLAS CLASS TOP JARS * PRICES RIGHT ■*"'! shall *$ Ice. consist Itig of civilian personnel, not Included In t h e n u m b er of effectives. Is reduced to o n e - t e n th the total In the ]S)| budget. Krnployees of the G e rm a n states, sin It ns custom s ofllcera. Itist g u ard s and coast guards, may not exceed the mimlier In IMS Gendarmes a n d -lo c a l poller tuny be Increased only In a c c o r d ­ an ce with Ihe g r o w th of population. None of these may to- assembled for m ilitary training. a r m a m k n t s All establlshm enta for th e m a n u f a c tu r in g prrparatlort o r (to rago of nrj is a n d munition* of w n r. e x ­ cept those specifically excepted, m u s t bo '• ee rio te d wit................ - -tnonlha of tho peace • ... ..1 . T h a e x a c t a n d their perso nnel dismissed, am oun t of a r m a m---e n:tt and‘ miintllona a l ­ ls laid down In detail lowed Gciiiinny ‘ tobies, all In r x i e s s lo lie su r re n d e re d or rend ere.,| u seless T hr m a n u f a c tu r e or importation of nsphvxlallng. poisonous or oilier R aw s a n d all nnalogous llqnbls Is fi.rl'idilVn a- well us llle Import.itlon of urine iiiitn ions .111*1 war ninterlul GetInnltV. uu n u..I iiisnnlu.'lute su c h u u Ir rls l for f o r e i g n gov rrninenls t 'ousel Iptlon Is Ft»N W i t I l l ' D >N abolish* d in l lerin n n v The enlist**,I per m aintained b\ to liin ta r v sonn* I must be Iff HIM (• t Mlltft IJ ll\«» y.*i»r*4 tli* nunilu'r «»f Lnrpj*n l»«*Tltfi** n ro iirovliluni for Ju rN lcU on< fore the e x p i r a t i o n - of th at te r m not In o\*r i Ja rm a n imtlmiftl* *»i»tl i>roj*nty umJ nnv y e a r I** ex * *il P« r cent o f t h e total, I : \ |»rInn ..... 1«* •*nli-ifnn «i*»r nm n\ • 1 *II tl>«* ■•in** t fr*«i n ir til m ltrlll#h ........... . HIGH X X ,.fl i•f |. |lt||i air t*t t iitjli l*»\ H'lKt’lits to tin* trill *frr |n | tf 11•»' t»* «»f tin* | " ' w iM\ro til t llr | itr .atillun of^T*llk«’> for mvtirlni: tin* fit*#* i»n\ Igjittn if' of tinS»o*f rntml ArratucritiPiitii for pronorljr i s . i KiM«f to 'sitrin tii tiittlMrmlN In I.H' Kt* i , Rlnillnr to tln»*r In tlir r.*m* *‘f Miifna . It litni otl.a-l •otlltllltn Alikin* rityiih of |t#*li;1iirn t u r f tt»r l u n l i f l n l !•** » :* » » » » » » » » » » > ^ Political (JRItMAN A l k T I U A — Germ any .rec­ o g n i s e s the to ta l Independence of t i e r m a n A n a t r l n In t h r b o u n d a r i e s t r a c e d . I . I'.MXlk ,»rr.| ••lURlutM s.f III* \ »'•• . ** it#. NmoS-i I ‘»»'*l Ni«*»»l* rh « ;'* »•* • h* it i \\ i*\ ti imm ••! « Mitnlhir \ .• u p w.**.i Hit linllnc U r <it\ 11^1 I l-p* smiiiieftMrrii |lnr«l «»f l*!;i*!' I’r**"**'* ».t 1 i i r urr«i I w i u . v n K.iM •*•»•* u»s. \ miuhi n o r t h of lat|iu«l«* W *h*Kir«’* II rn- inlnutrN tm lo tiuvr Ilf* nillOlUUU)' dftrrmlltfNl l»y* |iopiil:ir vote, S,7n3 cquurr ftillm. mi !» lo bo thr* i*nio In. p t H of. Frtt!r«iwlie. 2.7K7 mil*’*. S e c tio n T h r e e — E u r o p e a n P o li ti c a l C la s s e s . I l F M i l F M G e r m a n ) is to consent to II «# ahf «<Katl*i|| «»( I lit? tr«*ulle» of IK3J by m lil* h lificMiin \%n* r»li»l«ll*h***l »*** *» *o-n l u l a U l r ttfIII lo u u r r • In mlvitllt «* to MO) • nlit riition \%11h wl»h It th«* n l l l f l h fnl • ••• » • I (M»w« r« mn> «l**trrvnln« lo r«*p»ui •• ti * in Stir In lo rr« iijcnUr ( h r fiill MO\rr r o n T n i T B s E f l - A l l fortified «forh*. fortr e s s r a nnd field work* (H u tt e d In G e r ­ m an territo ry w ithin ft , £ • % , £ , . h '!m meter* ()) mil**) M i l of f n t I l h l n t * 1 " tie dism antled w ithin three .T*)" r o m t r u c t l o n nf a n y new fortincfttlon* th e r e I t forbidden. T he fortified w'ork* on t h e t o u t h e r n nnd tf tttern fr o n tie r s . hnwiiYrr miV rem ain. C O N T R O L .—In terallied com m U elont o f r o n tro l will *«• to thft execution of t h ( p ro v isio n a l-for w hich * time limit la aat. the m a x im u m n am ed being three m o n th s. They nitty estab lish *bsadqusrter* a t th e G e rm a n ee«t of g o vern m ent a n d go to any p a r t of G e rm a n y desired G e r m a n y mu«t Rive them complete facilities. p a y Ihelr expense* a n d nl»<> the expense* of execution of the tr e a ty . Including lh « lab o r an d m a te ria l neceaeary In demolition, d r ­ at ru ctio n or su r re n d e r of w ar equ ipm en t. f i r r m n n m m \j m i n t h r d e m o b i li s e d ' w i t h i n a IH'rtod • » t w * m o n t h s a f t e r t h e peace, ( h e w ill h e a l ­ lo w ed six e m ail h a l t l e ahlpa. a l l llfthl e r n 'a e r a . tw e lv e d e a lr o v e r s . t w e l v e t o r ­ pedo h o a t a a a d no s u b m a r in e s . e i t h e r m l l l l a r r o r c o m a .e r e la l . wll.h a p e r s o u - Hill Hardware Co I Vrvuna nr. unr.l of ln»'n < • omimt *•*. aofd .w ur In .................... nr*- l<» 1»«*oumn'm.V Dl®l nh%\iiyi*um«men » > rnlllt *. r x • rlt.vilv.tls under in'I It ary law If the d i n n e r . afTe. I nalb.iuds of »tily >• . l a t e they will he tried »••»••'*■ a Irtlornnl of II...I sl..G . If Ih e. .ft.; ' liath.llivls of . . . r i a l s lq le . t h e . will hr 11 -wl I" l " ' r Joint trib u n als of llie -t - i - • Getrriqiiy .b all b an d over to tho asanilule*l g o v ern m en ts sillier pdnlly or a - . .rally all .|a*r.*ms a........ . «".! all dcciinirntv and Informnilon n s o a r r » Itin .11 e full knowledge of llie Incrlm lnitlInc iti't n Die illm*nvery of In** nff*nu«ri and th e lu s t appre, Istlon of the r.*epn„ .ib i m y ..mniltlre, b ig e ttis r .Gill dtH il m e n f s - o r llle evidencing th e t r a n s f s t of llic ships r . e from e n cu m b ran ce As an additional p a r t of reparuUon. i.M i)«tfitan- ctivuriuiifiU fur!li«*r nKrt*«» .. build rnM.-l.ant ships for the account ,1 the allies IO ll*e a m o u n t of nut nv■redlng* Suo.WW t o n s gro ss anillially <>ur(i o next Hvo years. All (h ips u sed ",f Inland n .v l g a t l o n t a k s n by tf e rm a n y I,.,,,, 11,,, u 1It* S a r e to be restored w ithin moiiihs the uin.Minl of l«»v not co x h i * . I bv s.ieh realttutt.il. Io tw m.ule up h, the cession of the . Ir rm a n river llcat Ul> to pet ce n t th e re o f, *l„ order to effect p ay m e n t by dellverlrs In kind. Ge. m any Is required, for a limited num ber of T e a r s , varying In Ibo , of ru* li. to deliver coal, coal l a r o i . d u r t s d y estu ffs an d chemical d rug s In . ui. Ui,m u nis IO Ills leparatlmiV com1,,,, The rnmiltlsatiiti m s ) so m o d i­ fy t i e cuii.lllloiis Uf delivery ns nul to lilt. Ifere unduly w ith G erm an y s In d u s­ trial requirem ents. Tho d e ll)trie s Of coal S jr bused largely upon the pilliclpto uf making g*>-.l d im in u tio n s In III# p ro d u c­ tion the allied cou n tries rsiu ltln g frorii Section Seven— Repar at ion. " i i f 'v a HT ATF.tr A It KAH.—G erm an y un dertakes lo deeoli. h e r we.iii.iintc i s source, directly to the physical re s to ra lion uf the Invaded ure-ts. Tho reparaHoi commission Is a u th o r iz e d lo require Ge-r Wuinv lo replace Ih e .le s tro y n j articles b] the ilsllvery of itnlinols, riiHi'liltirry, ale. existing In G e rm a n y , a n d to m an u factu r. innlrrials required for reconstruction p u r •Hi.es all with d u e co nsideration for G ar c.neul1 .1 d.iincstlc r. qulrem enla Germany Is to re s to re within six month* Ihe Koran of th e I'ullph <Hhnian, fu. m s r T h e allied a a d ■■■orlaled g o v e r w m e a l a a tn r m . an d G rf.o a n y s e e r , .1. ..a b e h a lf of ti e r .e l l ao.l her 1h r t r ~ • g n a a lh lllly f'*e caw .ln g all Ih e | . . • ' and d a m a g e la e M . h the allied a n d a . o o e l a l e d gnv e rn i.ie n la and I h e l r n n 1 1.... a I- h ave been .o l.J e r le d aa a e o o ■r q u r n r e «.f Ih e w a r I m p o s e d u p o n th e m by the a g g r e a . l u a uf th e e n e m y | | a | f a T h e t o t a l o b l i g a t i o n of G e r m a n y to l ^ y . n s-d e fin e d In Ilia c a t e g o r y o f d a m ngen. la to be d e te r m i n e d a n d n o tifie d to | , r r a f t e r * f a i r h e a rin g a n d n o t l i t e r t h a n May 1. 1**1. *'» Bn A»n *fbe Hilled r e p a r a t i o n c om m ission At t h e s a m e ti m e u sc h e d u le of |MVmentn to d i s c h a r g e the o b l i g a t i o n w ith in t h i r t y y e a r s e h a ll he p re s e n te d . T h e s e |.o y Dienls a r e s u b j e c t to p o s t p o n e m e n t In r e r la ln A m ilngericle. G erm any rre v ocalily Ip -cognlirs th e full a u t h o r i t y of th is co m m is sio n , a g r e e , lo s u p p l y it will, a ll tl.r „ e c e s s . r v i n f o r m a t i o n a d d to p a s s l e g i s l a ti o n to e f f e c tu a t e | t a f i n d in g s Hhe f u r t h e r a g r e e s to r e s t o r e to t h e a ll ie s c a s h a n d c e r t a i n n r t l c l e e w h ic h r n n b# l i l e n l l M Am a n ImmctlUH* ®J*P PMti.kn i i r r m n n v »hail i*»y w i i m n t w o vpar» 20 000,000.000 m ark < In e l l h r r gold, goods. Ships, o r o t h e r sp eclftc f o r m s of p a y m e n t , w ith t h e u n d e r ­ s t a n d i n g t h a t c e r t a i n V,l!r M m L lnn a ml t h o s e o f th e a r m i e s of o c c u p a t l o n s n d p a y m e n t * fo r fo od a n d rg w m a t e r i a l s , m a y be d e d u c te d a t th e d is c r e t i o n of **'\VhlVe th e g r a n d to ta l of d a m a g e s a s s e s s e d . g a i n s t G e rm a n y m a y e x c e e d tier a b i l i t y to p a y . sh e u n d e r t a k e s to m a k e c o m p e n s a ti o n f o r ail d a m a g e * s a u s r d to civilian* u n d e r s e v e n m a i n c ate g o ries: i s ) bL OF A L L KINDS There is n o s ig n w e can’t m ake—and when better signs are made we’ll ■ m a k e th e m In t h e o ccup ie d t s r r l t o r y ; fc l d a m s g s s c a u s e d hy m a l t r e a t m e n t of pr s o n e r s , Id) d a m a g e s lo t h e allied p eoplea P.res r n t e d tiy p e n s i o n s a n d s e p a r a t i o n a l ­ l o w a n c e s • c a p it a li s e d a t tho - s i g n a t u r e nf t h i s t r e a t y ; t e ) d a m a g e s t o p r o p ­ e r l y o il ie r t h a n n a v a l or m i l i t a r y tn a U r i a l a ; ( f I d a m a g e , to c iv i li a n s b y h e in g fo r c e d to l a b o r ; <g> d a m a g e s In t h e f o r m o f levies o r Anes Im posed b y th o In p e r i o d ic a l ly e s t i m a t i n g G e r m a n y a ■c a p a c i t y to p a y <»•" m i s s i o n sliall e * a m l n « lb # 0 « r m a n s y s ­ te m o f t a x a t io n , first to th# e n d t h a t th * s u m s for r e p a r a t i o n w h i c h Qoc? m a n y I* r e q u i r e d to pay s h a l l b e e n m s a c h a r g e u p o n a ll h e r re v e n u e s , p r i o r to t h a t f o r t h i s s r v l e e o r d i s c h a r g e o f a n y d o m e s ll c lo an . a n d . seco ndly. »o » s to ' s a t i s f y I t s e lf t h a t In g e n e r a l t h * O e r m n n sc h e m e o f Umatloiv Is f u l l y a a heavy p ro p o rllo n iltly t h a t o f »njr of th # p o w e r s r e p r s s e n t s d on t h s c o m " T h e c o m m is sio n - m a y rsqulr# O srm a n jf to glv* from tlras lo Ums. by w s y of g u a r a n t y . Issue# of bonds or o l h s r o b li g a ­ tions to cover su c h claims aa a r * not o th erw ise satisfied. In this c o n n sctlo n and on acco u n t o f Ih# lo tal a m o u n t of claims, bond Issuss sr* p rs sen tly to bs Write or Rhone for P rices to the Phone 1011 Empire Hotel Bldg. Orlando, Florida (Continued on-page 10) �. v if,; . i-AOT E I G H T . _______________ ;■ - — —---------- --- ■•■ - --------- ________ L " _________________ THE S A N F O aP HERALD _____|_________ _______ ' j - - - . . . . . - — ------------------------ ---------- ■ . ' --------— ^ v- s ® FRIDAY Piggy Hyland in “ THE REBELLIOUS BRIDE” also a' Mack Sennett SATURDAY Jack Pickford in . “ FRECKLES” - -A * „ also a comedy 1. . MONDAY Cecil B. De Mille presents “ Don’t Change Your Husband!’ also - • a comedy THURSDAY Theda Bara in . FRIDAY 1 Mary Pickford “ THE SHE DEVIL” “ RAGS” also a comedy WEDNESDAY William S. Hart TUESDAY Bryant Wasqbum in “ VENUS IN THE EAST” also a . Sunshine Comedy “ BREED OF MEN’ also a — .1 comedy in also a comedy % ■ 1 for Gold” also a comedy Saturday, Tom Mix in “ 3:45; E V E N ING AT 7:45 FINAL COMMENCE1 MENT EXESCISES I Lt I I ’4 1 t *T'i i W :‘ ' gram was a song by .the class, “ Black and Gold." Dr. McKinnon Leaves M others’ Day si M. E. C hurch F rank M cDannel, prom in en t in East} She was a woman of great ability M em bers of the M ethodist emigre- c™ S ta r circles and a musician a n d , nnd talent intellectually. She had Rev. J. F.. McKinnon left yester­ Ration of this city w ho failed to a t - t r a d e r of nbily died a t her home at f an unusual grasp of all public af- d ay for a m onth’s vacation. While ‘ 1 tend th e special M others’ Day ser­ <517 Grand a v e n u e -e a rly thfs morn- [ fairs in the s ta te nnd nation, nnd was having recreation he will also have *| vices on last S unday morning missed Ing; She -had been in poor health conversant on all ■questions before n busy outing. He has engagements for two years. ' th e le g is la tu re ." to preach, next Sunday at Summer­ a rare treat Mrs. M cDannel was born in B r y - ' shr “ musician who had won ville, S. C., the llrst Sunday in June The preaching service was con­ fined to a short talk by the pastor, an. Ohio in 1HG4. and s p en t her girl- distinction in concerts and before a t W estm inster church, Charlotte, priv ate audiences by her hnn.o N. C., and- the second Sunday in who spoke 'briefly and interestingly hood there. *In 1892 she was 'm a r - 1 ried to Mr. M cDannel and they Plny ' nKo n e who could render such Ju n e ut the Second Presbyterian of M others’...Day, its origin and immediately came to this city where difficult, c o m ^ s i t i o n s as S chubert’s church, W ashington, D.< C. He mill meaning. T he balance of. th e . time Scronade and Misereri front II Tro- also a tte n d Commencement of Da­ they have resided since. was given over t o a beautiful song v ato rc on th e stringed in *trum tnt. vidson College as member of the service by the choir,* which under T he deceased, when her h e a l t h ! B u t b e tte r th a n ull she wns prehoard of trustees. On his return he the able direction of J.. I). Parker, perm itted took a n .a c tiv e p a rt in t h e 1 , em inently a lover of her friends and will a tte n d tlie great Laymen's Con­ rendered what was considered by affairs of Abigail chapter. O. E. S.. • h#|, an u n | i m itvd c a p a c i t y * ! o r vention . of -the Southern Presby­ many to i>•• one of the best song *• rand was past worthy m atron of the frje n ,iB|,ip. terian church, Atlanta, June 10-12. vires heard in -Sanford for many | chapter. She was also active in the^ s h c wa*8 ont. whom it was a demonths. Mrs. Mettinger. for m an y ' Wpman'rt Club Her banjo ploying |iR||( , n know . and whose presence Fire cl !*. **milh'* ' l!' , ' '/ 1 '* ' , and reading have featured num erous _ __ tin e of God's gentleTlie departm ent was railed to the iilivv «<f I.t r L t o in tilt* * uh prrj<t'nt .ni<l , * , . • . % a * *' .musiral ..... . “e n te “ rtain " m e n ts | women, dflicHtely respongive to nil home of A. D. Smith on Wist First delighted tlie congregation Surviving the deceased are her t h a t was fine and good, with the dc- street at noon on Monday to nsi hi. > f Mi** V ,-iliusliand. wllii is a n Ann Arbor train sin- and the ability to accomplish linguisti a blaze that seemed in a fair t 'mb r tbe ilirei (ion an Philips the J u n io rs of tin- Sun­ dispatcher and one brother, living in great tilings and do the things th a t way to do considerable damage. ' would .count for good and the uplift Tlie fire, wljich was •<! unknotn day school gave several recitations Cleveland. The funeral will tic held at the «•* others. . origin started in tiu- attic and quick­ a i d a »oitg u lii,h was thoroughly ox er- house Wednesday afternoon at .1:.’lpm enjoyed hy ail Through an oxerAlthough ill health made it-iinpos- ly spread to other parts of the 1ou«r. sight tin- notice nf tins service did o'clock and the body will be taken to Hj|,](> for iH.r to realize the longing of It was discovered by neighbors. ho»not appear in last week's Herald Bryan. Ohio, for burial. Rev. F. D. |lpr" heart, ami although her life was ever. Svud u:i alarm turned in After with the result - t h a t many who Draper will officiate: ,.t,t o(T in its prime, still the in line m e considerable ellorl the lire was csticwotild have enjoyed this rare Miter- Thi* passing of Mrs. M rD unnel is of her sweet spirit and tlie remem- guiShed liui not until a damage of mi tnculculubfe loss to Ownsso and to brance of her stead fast and unwaver- approximately $'-’.'*0 has been «u«lier many friends. ing friendship will abide. < tained. SI. Agnes Guild T he annual meeting of the St. (Continued frem page 1) Agnes Guild was held M onday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert L. festoons of crepe paper in the class Herndon. colors, purple nnd white. T he following officers were elected P rom ptly at 5 o'clock the Seniors for the coming year: President. Mrs. took their places, with the Freshmen M. M inarik;, vice president; Mrs. on their left, the Sophomores on Archie B elts: secretary, Miss Lillian their right and the Juniors directly Shinholser; treasurer. Mrs. W. in front of them .- It was then the Gwyrin Fo.x. program was carried otUAfter I he business of the meeting Miss l^'lu Hutchinson as claw* his­ was attended to a social hour was torian was very good. enjoyed. ■Mrs." Herndon served dain­ A glimpse o f-th e future ten years ty refreshment* hem e. Iiy the rlnss prophteeSs, Miss Tile next meeting M ’l be belli l.illian Schwartz. assisteil hy the May 2.*>th a t ’l h e home of Mrs Karl n u m b e rs of the Junior Class wits Burdick. . splendid. The Seniors were very generous as Reception for Visitors read in the class will by Miss Alyce T h e Indies of the Methodist church Ar. des. entertained ni"*t delightfully I ttesMuch praise should he given the day afternoon hi the church parlors Seniors by their generous gifts to the m honor of Mend nines I. K. MettinHigh School, namely a one hundred gcr of Jacksonville anti F K Steindollar Liberty Bond and a drinking mt-yer of Live Oak, both former fountain in the lnrfl of the High members of the Methodist church S> hool building In-re Mestlaiues T hornton. Elder, Spen­ Miss Nellie Long then presented ' T he Key to Susccess" of the Se­ cer and Hagan acted an ImsU-sset*. Tlie ' liurch parlors were thrown niors of the J u n io rs, which was gra­ ciously accepted by Miss Atlele i n suite ami ve*y beautifully decoratetl with cut (lowers ami ferns * Bines, their class president • Two beautiful quarte ts were sung, ft,r You Lillie Ruth Spencers Miss Helen Hand gave a tnost de­ "A Present for M other-' Mary lightful IfIt le talk, thanking the " H e Sb-epcth N o t" and “ Love's Old teachers and all members of both Song" by Mcadamca J. K. Mettinger Helen Kumley Home S w ee t-H om e Choir county nnd local hoards and patrons (’. P. Herndon, Geo. Fox ami W. S. Morgan, which were greatly enjoyed Duet. "Sing Old H ym ns to Me and friends for their help anil kind­ Mr. Parker, Mrs. (Maude Herndon by all. , ness in making their High School " M y M s " Jack Igou Another feature of particular in­ work a success. Solo, "D ream ing of Home and terest was reports read by the dele This was followed by a v,,ng b> Mrs Mettinger gates who attended the annual m:*- M o th e r " the H ig h Scho o l ‘ Tlie Song l l n Motiie- Sang” siouarx meeting lo-ld in Lakeland, ■ |,V Mrs. Kelly, delegate of this Emily Hailey High School Graduation church, Mrs. J. I.Aw ton Moon, sec­ vChorus, " M a k in g M other H a p p y ’’ * T he concluding num ber and like­ ond vice president of the conference —Junior Girls History of M others’ Day. Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Steinmeyer. super­ wise the most im p o rta n t one was the C. W. White. graduation of the C lass 1919 Tues­ intendent of publicity ami study. ’Anthem, "H eav e n is My Home" day evening. This is An c-xceptinnLate in the afternoon the ladies Choir - ally large one for a high school and served delicious ice cream and sev- ■ 8 • * OUR QUALITY, PRICES, SERVICE *g A N D H 0 N E S T -T 0 -G 0 0 D N E S S DEAL-4! INGS IS JU ST W H A T’S DOING IT; I We have from the very beginning tried to give our customers the very best that their money could-buy. We have treated them fairly, treated each and everv one alike and we find it pays. It was impossible for us to try and estimate the amount of business we could <1° the first month, but we did set a figure, an amount we would like to do. And we did it. We more than did it. At the end of the first two weeks we had exceeded the amount*we had set for the month. At the end of the third week we had doubled it and at the end of the month we found we had done THREE times the amount of business we had even hoped for. Where Do You Buy Your Clothes? We appreciate thii^Tonliilence our friends have placed in us.. We have tried our b e s t ' t o please and if you are not already a cu stom er of ours, ask the man t h a t, fa, he will toll you th a t at our place you get an honest dollnr's' worth, regardless of what you are or who you are. If you arc not a cu sto m er of ours Are you getting value received? Or did you ever atop to figure whether y o u ' were or not? Ju*1 think it over a little, give ua a trial. and we know th a t you will *t«y lined up with a atorc t h a t will make good anything th a t gqea wrong. atand behind every piece of mer­ chandise we f lit out, and ace that you are aatiafied. We carry in addition to our Men’s Furnishings, a complete fine of hoisery for the lady and efiild. Tile Arrow-head Brand, the best money can buy, will be found at our place. We have tlje child’s sox, boy’s and misses’ stockings and real sure enough guaranteed hose for the lady. WE WANT TO PROVE WHAT WE SAY GIVE US THE CHANGE 106 E . F irst S treet • • < * ■ 1 jyiXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIiXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIHIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX!!!l Sanford hns needs to be justy proud j erul kinds of home cake of such u large and splendid class. * ™ x Maine* Masey Engagement Announced . Two of Sanford s well known i The auditorium was hcnulifull) It IS with m uch interest th at th e , young peop|c were married Sunday . decorated with festoons of white and purple crepe paper, pa'ms. ferns and friends of Sanford learn of the cn- night at the Congregational church. I moss. T h e entire front of the stage gagement and approaching marriage Mr Harley Mnines and Miss Bertha was hanked with ferns, forming a of Miss Geneva Brooks Cason to Masey. A large num ber of friends lovely background for the bright and Mr. Jo h n Penh .Tomberlin of Pensa­ witnessed the ceremony, Rev. Mr. Brower officiating. The bride and happy fares of the Seniors. cola. groom dcparjpd at once for a brief T h e wedding will take plqce a t the “ Stars of a S um m er1 N ight” was beautifully rendered by the class, Methodist- church, June 17th nt four wedding to u r hut will return to with Miss Anna Mason as accom­ o’clock in the afternoon. Enterprise. make their home here. T he Herald joins in the m any congratulations. ’ panist. This was followed by the Florida. invocation by Dr. C. DeWi Brower. Miss Cason is a talented and pop­ Song Rerilal Program Miss Helen Hand then delighted ular young woman, and* has been the adudtenc* with a piano solo, connected with the work in the . The num bers to be given by Mrs. which was most artistically rendered- Florida M ethodist Orphanage for Julius Tnkach Friday evfrning a t the Prof. McKinnon then made a several years. She is a graduate of Congregational church include the short talk and introduced Mr. T. \V. Stetson •University of Music of 1917J very latest of th e best songs. Here Lawton, who gave an outline of the and has been very generous with her are the titles: " H a v e ^ ou Seen Him work th a t had been done by the music • and other talents at E n te r­ tn F rance?" by Ward Stephens; school, despite the many interrup­ prise. It i s , with many regrets th a t " T h e Like O’ Him ,” by John Prindlc tions and difficulties th a t occurred her friends see her leave this p a rt of Scott; " G o d 's Service Flag,” by R obert "II. Bowers; " T h e S kylark," • this year. He congratulated the our state. hy Alfred M o n at; a t; ’’£ "Sm ilin' T h ru ," schools most highly upon their ef­ Mr. Tomberlin is a rising young ficient work. He then told of the business man of Pensacola, being by A rthur I’cnn; " W h en Pershing's im provem ents th a t th e county had connected with T h e Texas Co. of Men go Marching into P icardy," by wished to add if possible, such as t h a t city in an official way. lliotr m any Jam es II. Rogers; " T h e Dearest domestic science, manual training, friends to wish them happiness -in Place," by Jo h n II. Wells; " D e OP Ark 's ' a M overiq’ " by David Commercial course and departm ent their married life. __ __ T* Guion; "Qfreateat Miracle of All," by of music. All of these he hoped • David Guion; "O, Whistle and I ’ll would be added in time. G arage C hanges O w ners % Come to You, . My L ad ," Helen Miss M ay Thrasher, one of our Th£ Allen garage located on the Hopekirk; " A -K h a k i L ad," by Flor­ most talented musicians rendered a corner of Oak and First streets in tho ence Aylward. .* piano solo with much feeling and building formerly occupied by the T he organ num bers of Mrs. F ran­ skill. * . Hill Hardware Co., changed hands ces F rye are: "Celecte Aida," from Prof. M cKinnon th e n introduced this week. . . ’ Verdi's Alda; " T h e Prisoner and the the speaker of the evening. Prof; T he new owners are W. D. Driver Nightingale," Necke; and "G host Farr, vice president of the Univer­ and Blaine Smith, two young men S to ry ," Gurlitt. sity of Florida who made a splendid who hail from T arpon Springs. The The concert begins at half past address, his theme being “ Service." new firm nam e will be Driver St eight. • A q u antity of machinery, An announcem ent by Mr. B. F. Smith. W hitner of the local board was then lathes, etc., is being installed and the D eath of M rs. F. J. M cD annel made. T his was followed by a new firm will he able to handle all T h e following from t h e Owosso * piano selection by ‘Miaa Izetta Stone. kinds of auto work. (Mich.) News will be of interest to T h e Allen brothers are leaving for . . Prof. M cKinnon, w ith .a few chos­ Sanford people. Mrs. M cD annel is en words then presented diplomas to Ipw a where they will be employed well known here where she s p en t tw enty young women and men, and during the coming sum m er and fall several winters. as tra c to r operators on a largo wheat certificates to two. Mrs. M ay M cDannel, .wife of Bit The concluding num ber of the pro­ ranch. ' * 1 . , S an ford , �* I * ■ O' 7 SANFORD HERALD ■ FACE TEN . ir., |» ;.. f C ' IE? (Continued from Page 1) S TRADE MARK r V K A t n C O S fP f'T IT K JN —O e rm a n y tini r r U k e i lo i l v t the tr a d e o f th e allied • ml associated p o w ers a d e q u a t e eafeiruard* against u n f a i r competition an d tn p a r t ic u l a r to su p p re ss t h e u»e of falaa a rapping* and m ark in g * an d on condition of reciprocity to r e a p e d th a law* and Judicial decision# of allied a n d BMoclaled state* In respect of regional appellation* of wine* an d spirit*. T RK A TM H N T O P N A T I O N A L B - G e r . m a n y »hall Impose no ex cep tional taxes or restriction* upon th e n a tio n als of the allied and ad ssoclale d s ta ts * fo r it,period o f five y ears and, unless t h e le ague of n a ­ tio n s acts, for a n a d d itio n al f l v e y f i r * . G erm an nationality ahall n o t continue to a tt a c h to a person w h o ha* become a n a t i o n a l of a n a l l i e d o r a s s o c ia te d B.1 E - If w " M tW■ -s ^ . ■ I Compare Goodrich 375s with other FordCarTires - Ee i - - •• If you have not used these husky, de luxe tire s , for the Ford car, go at once to a Goodrich dealerand say to him."Giva me a Goodrich ThreeSeventy-Five.” Compare it with an or­ dinary Ford-size tire, and you will find it bigger and burlier 111 every way. ____ I f f c ; . ■ S f ---• ELu • ■* • i T h a t e x t r a size m e a n s a finer looking, e a s ie r rid in g F o rd 'c a r to b e ­ gin, a n d n lo n g e r liv ed c u r a n d tire s in t h e end. • • • Though " T h r e c - S e v e n i .. t y . F i v e s ” c o s t n little m ^ re n t th c o u tse t.b u ilt to m e e t t h e e s p e c i a l n eed s of th e F o rd car and b n n g o u t its k n o w n v i r t u e s , t h e y so o n r e ­ v eal a g r e a t e r dollar eco n o m y ,w h ich m ak es it t h e b e t t e r b u y ,in the long r u n . • Buy Goodrich Tirea from a Dealer fp s \ Section Thirteen. I N T E R N A T I O N A L L A B O R O R G A N I­ Z A T IO N —M em ber* of th e Iragtio rtf n a ­ tion* a g r e e t o esta b lish a p e r m a n e n t or­ ^M U L TILA T ER A L CONVENTION!*— Borne f o r t y m u l t i l a t e r a l c o n v e n t i o n s a r e g a n is a tio n to pro m o te In te rn a tio n a l a d ­ r e n e w e d b e tw e e n G e r m a n y a n d t h e a l ­ ju s tm e n t of la b o r conditions, to consist Section Fifteen. ■ li e d a n d a s s o c i a t e d p o w e r s , h u t sp e c ia l of a n a n n u a l In te rn a tio n a l lab o r co nfer­ • M IS C E L L A N E O U S - G e r m a n y ag rees to c o n d i t i o n s a r c a t t a c h e d to G e r m a n y 's ence and a n I n te rn a tio n a l la b o r office. r e a d m l s s l o n to s e v e r a l. T h e fo r m e r la composed o f four r e p ­ reco gnise the full validity of Ihe treaties r i l E W A I t DEPTH . — A a y s t e m of resen tativ e* o f ea c h s t a te , tw o from the of pence and additional conventions lo be e l r a r l n g h o u se* Is t o h e c r e a t e d w i t h i n g o vkhinlen t a n d one ea c h fr o m tha em ­ concluded by Ihe allied an d associated t h r e e m dn tlis. o n e In G e r m a n y a n d o n a ployers an d t h e em ployed; e a c h or them p o w e r s w ith th e powers alllrd w i t h ' G e r ­ In e a c h a ll ie d a n d a a s o c l a t e d s l a t e may* vote Individually. U will be' a de­ many, to a g r e e lo the decision* to be w h i c h a d o p t* t h e p la n f o r t h e p a y m e n t lib erative legislation body. Its* m easu res Itiksn a s to th e territories of A uatrlao f p r e w a r d e b ts . I n c l u d i n g t h o s e a r i s ­ tak in g , th e f o r m of d r a f t c o n v e n tio n s or H u n g a r y , Ilu lgaria an d T u rk e y a n d to i n g f r o m c o n t r a c t * s u s p e n d e d by th e rec o m m e n d a tio n s fbr legislation, which re co g n ise th e n ew s l a te s In th e fron tiers w a r f o r t h e s d j u n t p i e n t ° f t h e p ro c e e d s If passed by Iw o -th ird a v o le m u s t be su b ­ to tie fixed for them. G e rm a n y agree* not to put fo rw ard any o f t h e li q u i d a t i o n o f e n e m y p r o p e r l y a n d m itted to th e la w - m a k in g a u t h o r i t y In t h e s e t t l e m e n t o f o t h e r o b lig a tio n * . e v ery s t a t e p a rtic ip a tin g . E a c h go v ern ­ p e c u n ia ry claim s a g a in s t a n y allied or E N E M Y r i l O P K R T Y . —G e r m a n y s h a l l m e n t m a y e n a c t t h e t e r m s in to law ; sp - a a so clated p o w er signing th e p resent r e a t y based on ev en ts previous to the re s to re o r pay for a l t 'p r i v a t e enem y rove th e principle, b u t m o d ify them to ttu r n in g Into force of Ihe treaty . p r o p e r t y a e li c d o r d a m a g e d b y h e r, th e ocal n eed s; leave th e a c t u a l legislation G e r m a n y accepts all d ecrees as to a m o u n t o f d a m a g e s t o b e flxed b y t h e In ca se of a fe d e r a l a t a t a to local legis­ G e r m a n s h i p s a m t goods mod* by anym i x e d a r b i t r a l t r i b u n a l . T h e a llie d a n d la tu re s. o r r e j e c t Ih e co n v e n tio n a lto g e th ­ allied o r a s s o ciate d .p ris e cou rt. T h e allies a s s o c i a t e d M ate* m a y . l i q u i d a t e O e r - e r w ith o u t f u r t h e r obligation. re s e rv e the right to exam ine alt decision* rn an • p r i v a t e p r o p e r t y w i t h i n - t h e i r T h e In t e r n a t io n a l Idbor office la e s ­ a e r m a n prlxo courts. T h e present t e r r i t o r i e s a s c o m p e n s a t i o n f o r p r o p ­ tablish ed a t th e se a t of t h e l e a g u e ' o f of tr w hich Ihe F re n c h a n d Ilrltlsh e r t y of t h e i r n a t i o n a l s n o t r e s t o r e d o r n atio n s a n d p a r t of Ita o rg a n isa tio n . R t eexat tsy ,a r oe f both au thentic, shall be ratified a i d f o r by G e r m a n y f o r d e b t s owed, Is to collect n p d d is trib u te In fo rm atio n On l a n d , the deposition# ratifications made o t h e i r n a t i o n a l s b y G e r m a n n a ­ lab o r th r o u g h o u t th e w orld a n d prepare in P a ri s ns soon nso f possible. t i o n a l s a n d f o r o t h e r c l a i m s a g a i n s t ag e n d a for th e conference. T h e tr e a ty Is to tie Como effective G e r m a n y . G e r m a n y I* to c o m p e n s a t e publish a periodical In F re n c h In all respects fo r each pow er on the I t s n a t i o n a l s ro r s u c h lo s s e s n p d to anRd will E nglish a n d possibly, oilier la n ­ d e l i v e r w i t h i n s i x m o n t h s a ll d o c u ­ guages. E a c h a t a t a a g re e s to m a k e tn It d a t e of deposition, of II* ratification. m e n t s r e l a t i n g lo p r o p e r t y h e ld by Its p re s e n ta t io n to th e co n fe re n c e nn a n ­ n a tio n a ls In allied a n d a a s o c la te d statea. nfor u a l rep o rt of m e a s u r e s t a k e n to execute All w ar le g isla tio n n s to' en em y prop erty accepted Modem Slavery, conv entio ns. r i g h t s and in te rra ts Is confirmed an d all T h e first m e e t i n g o f t h e c o n f e r e n c e T h e m Is no lecn| and formal slnvery c laim s by G e rm a n y n g n ln s t t h e 'a l l i e d nr w ill t a k e p l a c e In O c to b e r . 191J. at associated governm ent* for a c ts under W a s h i n g t o n , t o d i s c u s s t h e e i g h t - h o u r now In afiy.Chriittlnii country. It aurrecep tlo n al w a r m e a s u re s ab andon ed. d a y n r t S - l i n u r w e e k ; p r e v e n t i o n of vivos In n mild form In most MolmmCON TRA CTS — I’ro w a r c o n tr a c ts be­ u n e m p l o y m e n t ; ex ten sio n and nptw e e n allied ami asso ciate d nnllon*. cxp lh -atlo n of t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l c o n v e n ­ aicdnn countffok. The peonage system coptlng the United s t a t e s . J a p a n an d llrution* a d o p t e d a t H e r n s In 1904 p r o h i b ­ of Latin American countries Is not * 11. anil G e rm a n riutlonnls. a r c cnn cejnl i t i n g n i g h t w o r k f o r w o m e n a n d th e e x cep t for d eb ts for a c c o u n t s a lre a d y tia^ o f w h i t e p h o s p h o r ite In t h e m n n - much (HfTclciit from slavery, but rests p erform ed, a g re e m e n ts fo r th e t r a n s f e r n f c c l u r e o f m a t c h e s ; a n d t h e e m p l o y ­ upon it different theory. The peon Is o f prop erty w here th e projierty bad a l ­ m e n t of w o m e n n n d c h i l d r e n a t n i g h t r e a d y passed, leases of land a n d house*, o r In u n h e a l t h y w o r k , o f w o rd e n b e fo re not suppostsf io In* ouiicd ns property; co n tr a c t* of m o rtg ag e, pledge or lien, n n d a f t e r C h il d b ir t h . I n c l u d i n g m o d e r­ he Is supposed to lit* working to pay u m i n in g concessions, c o n t r a c t s w ith g o v ­ n i t y benefit, n n d o f c h i l d r e n us r e g a r d s lebt which In- one* the tum-ler. e r n m e n ts an d In s u ran ce co ntracts. mini m u m a g e . Mixed a rb itra l tr ib u n e s shall be es­ tablish ed of three inem bets, one chosen by licrilfhny. one by th e a s s o c ia te d . s l a b s a n d the th ird by a g re e m e n t, or falling w h ic h by llm. president of S w ltie rla n d T h e y shall have Jnrl-allrl hot n o r all die put* - a - t" rotitrui t* ' i oin lutb <1 l.eleie th e present peace treaty IN DU STRIAL n i u l 'E I t T Y R IG IIT P I niltist rial, literary an d a rils tlc proper I > m e re-established, th e special w a r iiic.ibn re s <d the Hilled and n«*»e|.»led l" i« e i s a l e f i t l r ' f l and th e right l o i r o - l I" t n ipose conditions on the use ot G etruan p a t e n t s an d c opyright* w h en In th e piddle In te re st Except ns betw een th e t ’nlletl H u h , mol ilernim iy p n v t . i r lh . j k ' « m l r ig h ts ht sue fo| In frin g em en ts art can Celled ’ Section N ine. O l ’ir .M .—T h e co n tr a c tin g pow ers a g ie r w h e t h e r or not they h a v e signed and rntUlcd Itie opium isuiventloii of Jatumr> 3 1UIS or signed th e s p e tln l p l o t ...... I I.p.-III.Till Tile IH gtie In at . ortlmi. e with l|.Mlllltl..ll- (llh.pt ell h) the II.It.I ......... . i•it f e I t It. e III m i I t t a i n s t i e sonI toll . l e t . in.n Into ......... by I n o i s i n g wM h'h 1n, oltl;S nl till I'l .11* the lie. <5--.lt > le g da l|| |] ■ I l : t . t < i i n r s MISSIONS T h e allied a n t assot titled t*'Wei* HjlH'r th a t the pi opef ties of religious llil»Mn|i« in lerillo rt. - tu lo u s in g or . . .|. .l to them shall e.iiitluue |l, tie n worn nil.lei Iiililliil of I he p . n v . i . Geiinaiiv 11 linote Eng ull i hiittis in their b eh alf S e c tio n T e n . A E l l l A I . N A VI* I ATI* >N A lrernft of I he allied aloi nsstu lateil pow ers li a t e full iltaerly of passage an d landing over an d In G e r m a n territory. e.|iial t r e a t m e n t with G e r m a n planes ns tq use of li e r m n n a i r ­ drom e* and with most favored nation uiiiiies as to In ternal co m m ercial trait), BEST IN THE LO N G R U N ' it iSr ^ zt4 l lie -- F R E E D O M O F .T R A N S IT . - G e r m a n y m u s t Krunt freedom of ^ransll th r o u g h h e r territo ries by mull or w a te r to p e r ­ sons. goods, ship*, c a rr ia g e s , and mull* fro m or lo any of (ho allied or a*s<>d a t e d powers, without c u sto m s or tran sit duties, undue delays, restriction* or dli rtrnlnnlton* honed on natio n ality , mean* of tr a n s p o rt of plnCa hf enliv or de p a r l u r r Good* In tra n sit shall he a ss u re d sit possible* s p e n t of Journey, , e p n la l l> p e rish a b le , goods G e rm a n y may .nut divert train, (tom Its n o rm a l co u ise In fuv or of her own iransiiorl ro u tes ur m a i n ta i n "conlxr.il atallu n a ' 111 connection w ith tia n sin lg ru th in traftlc. Hhe m ay not e stab lish any tax discrim in ation against the p o rts yf allied or associate d power*, m u s t g r a n t the latter * seaport* all file.to rs, an d reduced tariffs g r a n t e d her 'o w n or o th e r natio nals, m id afford the allied an d ussoetaled p o w ers equ al right* w ith thosu of her own n a ti o n a ls In her p o rts a n d w aterw ay s, sa v e t h a t sh a Is free to open ur close h e r m a r it im e c o a s t­ ing trad e. F R E E Z O N E S IN T O R T S —F re e xoltr* ex is tin g In G erm an p o rts on A u g u st I. 1 ) 1 1 , m u s t he m a in ta in e d w ith due facili­ ties a s lo w arehouse an d packing, without dlserlm lnntlou, a n d without c h a r g e s e x ­ c e p t fo r expenses of u d m ln ln tratlo n and use. Gootki leaving th e t r e e lories for consumption In Germany a n d goods b ro u g h t Into the free to n e s frotq G e r­ many sh all tu? subject to tlio o rd in a ry Im­ p o rt an d export taxes. I N T E R N ATI ON AD R I V E R S —T h e Elbe fr o m th e Junction of the V ltav a, th e Vl­ t a v a from I’rague. the Otter from Oppn. the N leinen from Grodno am i th e D anube from UUn are declared In tern atio n al, to ­ g e th e r w ith their connection*. T h e r i ­ p a r i a n s t a l e s m u s t e n su re good conditions o f n a v ig a tio n within th eir te r rito rie s u n ­ less a special organlxulton e x is ts therefor. O therw ise uppeni m ay be tiad to n special tr ib u n a l of the league of n a lto n i. w hich also m a y a rr a n g e for a gcn eru l I n t e r n a ­ tion al waterw-ays convention. T h e E lbe a n d Oder a r e to be placed u n d e r In ternational co m m issions lo m eet w-llhtn th ree mnnllia. T H E D A N U U E —T he E u ro p e a n D anu be com m ission renaaumed Ita p r e w a r pow ­ ers. b u t fo r th e tim e being w ith r e p r e ­ s e n t a ti v e s of only G reat U ritaln. -France, Ita ly a n d R oum anla. T h e u p p er D anu be ts to be adm inistered by a n ew In t e r n a ­ tion al commission until a definite a ta t u te be d r a w n up a t a conference o f - th e p o w ­ e r s nom in ated by th e allied, a n d a s s o ­ ciated g o vernm en ts w ithin one y e a r a f t e r ,hT l / K * H l l l N E AND T H E M O B El.D B .-j T h e R h in e Is placed u n d e r th e c e n tra l com m ission tn meet a t H lras sb o u rg w ithin six m o n t h s a fte r the peace a n d to be c o m ­ posed of fo ur re p r e se n ta tiv e s of F ra n c e , w hich shall in addition select the p res i­ dent. four of .(jartnstxy, an d tw o ea c h of G reat Itrttaln. Italy. Helgtum. Swltxerland, a n d the N etherlands. Section Twelve. FOB SALE BY V- • . V Overland Sales $ Service Co Sanford, Florida e-Yj’lg' 1\* >M R E P A I R W O R K O F A LL KIM F O R D S R A H , W A Y S — G e r m a n y In a d d it io n to inOst f a v o r e d n a t i o n t r e a t m e n t on h e r r a l i w n y s . a g r e e s to c o - o p e r a t e In t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t of t h r o u g h t i c k e t ■e rv l c e a r o r p a s s e n g e r s a n d b a g g a g e ; to I n k u r a c o m m u n i c a t i o n by r a i l b e ­ t w e e n t h a allied , a s s o c i a t e d a n d o t h e r s t a t e a ; to a ll o w c o n a t r u c l l o n o r I m ­ p r o v e m e n t w i t h i n t w e n t y - f i v e y e a r s of •u ch lin es as n ecassary a n d to c o n ­ f o r m h e r r o l l i n g s t o c k to e n a b l a It* I n ­ c o r p o r a t i o n In t r a i n s o f t h a a ll i e d o r a a s o c l a t e d Miwera. flhe a l s o a g r e e * to accep t th e d enunciation of th e G o th ard a o n v c a G o n i f SwlliexiA &d a n d I t a l y A S.PECIALT a MOBILOILS andGASOLIN ACCESSORIES TfcONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER THE No. MONEY SAYING On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Ten Can Buy Frftm Ua at Wholesale Prices W rite f a r P rie s List W. A* Merryday Company P tliU u, Florida . V Thu Florida Citrus Exchange has completed its tenth year of work for the growers who are associated with it. The organization is today stronger and more efficient than ever before, with capacity for better service to members. In ever)' department the Exchange now has the best organization of its history, com­ posed of men who are loyal to the interests of the producers of citrus fruits. Sjieculntive marketing agencies have such a large margin of profit that they can afford higher salaries than the Florida Citrus Exchange will pay its officers and employes. • Section Eleven. ■M r • H o o d —-G o o d y ea r and Fisk i T ir e s a n d T u b es After Ten Years’ Work for Citrus Growers Stronger and More Efficient Than Ever! In G s rit tan y G e r m a n y a g r e e s to jtc ri ip l a llied iV rtlllra lc* of n a t io n a lit y , air w nrtjilries s or e o m p e l e n r y or lh e n»e n and I., n p p l ) thfi i niiveiithiii r e l a t i v e to a e ria l na v i g a tin n i uiu1hided |,e t w een (h e « I lied an I a . so. lated p e a el s to l o t n a i l a i r . I .it l ovsw l o r o w n tel r 11*0 v T h e s e ru le * appl> un til E^ 3 unless l|ertllatl> has sire e hern ad tlllM ed lo the le agu e o f n a t io n * o r t'l th e at io v# ciinveiitlnii. m “SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS’ Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. r inch tire. m- ________ assure C Z E C H O_ -B L O V A K IA . — T o C s e e h o - B lo v a k l a a c c e s s t o t h a era. s p e ­ cial r i g h t s a r c g i v e n h e r b o t h n o r t h and south. T o w a rd th a A d ria tic she la p e r m i t t e d t o r u n h e r o w n t h r o u g h I r a l n e to F l u m e a n d T r i e s t e . T o t h e n o r t h G e r m a n y le to l e a s e h e r fo r • • y e a r s s p a c e s In H a m b u r g a n d B tettln. th e d e t a i l s to be w o r k e d o u t by a c o m ­ m is s io n of t h r e e r e p r e s e n t i n g CxechoB lovak la. G e r m a n y a n d G r e a t ll rl ia l n . T H E K I E L C A N A U — T h a K ie l c a n a l Is to r e m a i n f r e e a n d o p e n t o w a r a n d m e r c h a n t s h i p s of a ll n a t i o n s a t p eace w i t h G e r m a n y , s u b j e c t, g o o d s a n d sh ip s of a ll s t a l e s a r e t o be t r e a t e d on term * of a b s o l u t e e q u a l i t y , a n d n o ta x e s to be Im p o sed b e y o n d t h o s e n e c e s s a r y fo r u p k e e p a n d I m p r o v e m e n t , f o r whlcl) G e r m a n y la t o be r e s p o n s i b l e . In case of v i o l a t i o n o f o r d i s a g r e e m e n t a s - t o t h o s e p r o v i s io n s , a n y s t a t e m a y a p p e a l to t h e l e a g u e o f n a ti o n s , a n d m a y d e ­ m and th e ap p o in tm e n t of a n In lrrn a tl o n a l c o m m is s io n . F o r p re lim in ary h r a r l n g of c o m p l a i n t s G e r m a n y s h a ll e s t a b l i s h a lo c a l a u t h o r i t y a t K iel.__ Section Fourteen. n f i A J iA N T E E B .—A» a r u a r a n t a a for tha o S df th e Ir ta ty B arm an u rr lto r y to m th e w w est of utha, Rhine, to g e th e r w iq p i i ui w iMiiu*, -- --------—ith th e bridgeheads, will be occupied by allied a n d associate d troop s fo r U y e a r s ’ period If th e conditions a r e faith fu lly carried out by G e rm a n y , c e r t a i n , d istricts. Including th e brid gehead of Cologne* will be e v a c ­ u a te d a t th e e x p iratio n of five y e a rs ; c e r ­ t a i n o t h e r dlstrlcte. Including the bridge­ h e a d o f Coblenx, an d th e te r r it o r y n earest t h e R elgtan fro n tier, will be evacu ated a f t e r ten year* a n d th e rem aind er. In­ cluding Ihe brid gehead of Mains, will b t e v a c u a te d a f t e r H yeare. In case th e { Interallied re p a r a tio n commission find* . G ist G e rm a n y h a s failed lo observe Lh# w hole o r p a r t o f h e r obligations, eith er d u r i n g the occupation o r a f t e r tha II •y e a rs h a v e expired, th e w hole o r p a r t of th e a r e a s specllled will be reoccupled Im m ediately. I f before th e ex piratio n o f t h e 15 y e a r s G e rm a n y compiles w ith all th e tr e a ty und ertak in g s, the occupying fo rces will be w ith d r a w n Im mediately. HABTERN E U R O P E . - All a e r m a n tr o o p i a t presen t In territo ries to th e ea st o f t h s new fr o n tie r shall r e t u r n a s soon a s the allied an d associated g o vern m ents from d e e m wise. T h e y a r e to >» a b s t a in — all requisitions an d a r s In no w ay to Rite r fe ro w ith m e a s u re s for n a tio n a l d e­ ferniMj n s e ta en t concerned tnkgenni by v j th e g ov ernm ---------_.. ' ' : . . . questions ------ .i— - —d i ningg occupation All re g-ard occupation not not tr e a ty will be regupruv ld ed fo r by the re g u ­ iruvlded la te d by an ssu bsequ convention --------o r con, •ated u b ent s t --------------ventlon* which will h ave s im ila r force a n d e ff e c t I As a matter of figures and measurements, it i9 an inch bigger on the cir­ cumference, and much thickerin the cross 9ection-that is, a 3 l x 3 ) i itt OFHCIAL SUMMARY OF PEACE TREATY HUNS ARE TO SIGN T nfl itm jw H H iy _tt-T*W O T» jneVrtuRlona a s to tb e tr a n s p o r t or of tro o p s a n d suit p iles an d Ih e e s ta b lis h ­ m en t o f p o s ta l an d ta la r r a p h lo service, i provided.- rr MAY: . * * Yet the splendid aims and inspiring purposes of the Exchange are such that it always has been and still is able to engage lire services of thoroughly, competent, efficient and loyal men. w v ... Employes unable to make their performance }n harmony with the high ideals of the organization soon eliminate themselves to give way to others who can put the prosperity pf the citrus industry of Florida above personal gain. The Florida Citrus Exchange Is Controlled and Operated By Growers tor Mutual Benefit Every citrus grower who markets his fruit through the Exchahgc has the tame voice aa any other member in its management. r r! That a grower may have but a few acres of grove gives him no less participation in deter­ mining the policies of the organization. The Florida Citrus Exchange is of4 for and by the grower* who believe that, with their fellow producer* of citrus fruits, they are completely papable off marketing their own product * The Exchange has been succeasful in securing for it* members prices enough higher than could be obtained through oilier marketing agencie* to more than cover the entire operating cost of the organization. % Due to the growing knowledge of the fact that this is true, during the season just ending the Florida Citrus Exchange has handled a pro­ portion of the total crop of the state almost on©* third great^f than in any preceding year*. * Join the Exchange now and take part in the annual election of director* and officers of your local axto* eialion. For more detailed information write, phone or call on , -* FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE, Tampa, Fla. L. A . H A K E S , M a n a g e r Orange County Citrus ORLANDO, Sub-Exchange FLORIDA 3 , j �THE SANFORD HERALD pa ge "El e v e n II|i Mill*llljljil | FRIDAY MAY FRIDAY MAY THE 16TH THE 1GTII <:3 k We have decided to discontinue our lines of Men’s Furnishings and Men s, Womens . e P ric e s M MEN’S DRESS SHOES AND OXFORDS $8.50 and $0.00 values $8.00 value... $7.50 value $0.50 value...... $5.5,0 value $*1.50 value . . One lot of Men’s Dross Shoes in black vici and patent leather, sizes 8 to 11*, regular 411 $4.00 value MEN’S SOLID LEATHER WORK SHOES 5.50 value, hlack and tan 4.25 4.50 value, black and tan 3.25 3.00 value ....... 2.10 Onb lot of Boys’ Work and Dress Shoes. Good values. Sizes 12 to 5 Regular $3.00 shoe. __ .. $1.50 Canvas Leather and Rubber Bottom Shoes and Oxfords for Men: $4.00 value in white and Palm Beach on English and and straight last. $2.95 $2.75 value rubber (PO 1 A and leather bottoms.........tp ^ i» ± v $2.00 value (J-Iood Rubber bottom) canvas Shoes (P I O ff All sizes......................... 1.25 value.......................................90 1.00 value........... ........................... 65 Men’s Leather Belts A f \ p in white, tan and black at Ladies’ Dress Shoes and Ox­ fords in black, African brown and white. Some with Louis heels, others with low walking heel. The new spring styles. 7.00 value 5,30 0.00 value 4.30 3.00 value 3.G0 3.00 value 2.10 One lot of Ladies’ brown can­ vas rubber bottom Shoes, with loath er trimmings. A good Shoe for walk­ ing and rough wear. Low heel. Regular $2.25 seller, closing out $1.45 Men’s genuine light weight Panama Hats, a $0.00 to $8.00 seller. While they bust these are offered at $4.30 m a a i E nm .D H K N ’S SHOES AND OXFORDSi Black kid button Shoes 1.15 White canvas with strap v 1.6Q The well known line of SkulTer Shoe^, Oxford and strap {tumps in tan and hlack a very (P i Q /r popular Shoe M isses' black and brovym lace Oxfords, Goodyear welt, .light sole in sizes 12 to 2, regular $4.25 value. Closing out price for (PQ a n these Shoes yO .A rfU Small Boys’ and Children’s 2piece Porous Knit Undtfrwear, the piece 15c Small Boys’ Balhriggan Union Suits at fT Q ^ tl O C Boys’ 2-piece Bathing Suits, in navy blue with white trimmings, a snap, closing out price, per Q P ^ •suit..: ‘ -....... O tJ L Genuine Bangkok light weight Hats The President, and Kady 75c Suspenders, regular and \ pTQ~ extra length, going at......... D O L Yachting style stiff ( P i pTA straws, $2.25 value....... «P One lot of Men’s felt Hats, all colors and sizes, and a ( P i Apr rood value. Going at ... We have every style imaginable t he quarter sizes too. Also our 35c Soft C’ol- The new spring style Shirts, in Madras, Silk and Linen and All Silk in all sizes, going in this sale at clos­ ing out prices. 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 4.00 5.00 0.00 value $1.20 value ... 1.45 value .•............ 1.85 value............................!... 2.20 value ... ... .....;.., .... 2.95 value ........................ 3.90 value 4.40 _____ ___ _ _ _ ___ *__ _ _^«■— l _ _ And the old reliable bhie chambrey Work Shirt while they f7fr _ last....:............. ..................... I t l C (P4 Q A Imitation Panama Hats with plain black and fancy (PO Apr bands, 4.00 value.......... MEN, LOOK AT THIS! The well known Barker Brand irs, best ( ’ollaron the market for doing in this sale aL 1 r „ Sbal Pax Union Suits Regular $1.73 seller.: (P-| a e tpA»*±D JU m Men’s Silk and Liglc Thread Socks ia all colors, good • Q A ^ A quality............... ............ O U C u p $1.50 Nainsobk Union Suits,' sizes 34 to 46 going in (P I O A this'sale .................. Men’s work Socks in all colors....................;............... Men’s 50c and* G5c wash * Men’s silk Ties Men’s 2 Piece Nainsook Underwear, 75c value......... 42c 42c and up Balhriggan Shirts and Drawers, the garment..... pTQ~ OOL N o w is th e tim e to b uy th a t fillin g in s h o e o r s h ir t th a t y o u a re t e m p o r a r y o u t o f . W e have all sizes and can s a v e yp u Remember the Date, Friday, May 16th at 9:00 A. M. - — I �THE SANfORD HERALD PAGE TWELVE (prill I By V. E. Douglass, D. C. Attest: . , E. A. Douglass, Clerk. J, D. Hood addressed tB4 board in reference to road through his land on the west side of Sanford, proposed road to be on Section line between Sections 2 6 ;»nd 27, Tp. 19 S, It. HO East. Motion of C. W. Kntztningor, sec­ onded by O. P. SwopiH an d carried clerk is instructed to notify J. J. Dickinson to. tak e no fu r th e r action in reference to o p e n in g , this road through the Hood land. Alex. Foster addressed the board in reference to ditching on Cameron and Geneva avenues. No action. Chas. H um phrey addressed the board in reference to the building of two more dip vhts, by th e county, und uflcr discussion no action was taken at this time. Bids for building the concrete a b u tm en ts on th e Oviedo road were' here opened and the bid of G. W. Venable being the only bid, and it not b e in g 's a tis fa c to ry oh motion o( C. W. Kntzminger, seconded by E. if. Kilbee, and carried, th e bid of G. W. Venable is hereby rejected. . Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by E. H. Kilbee and carried, O. P. Swope and C. W, E ntzm inger are hereby, authorized to make necessary « repairs tin a b u tm e n ts and bridges on theJQvicdn road, cost not to exceed: $.1(10.00 . C hain m m • j •Just fu iy \ m inute, look ut th e tiie p ro p o sitio n from out afidpoint. M. S- Nelson addresaeibiihe board and filed petition in reference to G E O R G E A. S C O TT New General Sales M anager of-lbe Florida ClirusTiichnnge Wo-fire In th e tire !)u\Kjer,n here; to stay. W e can remain t ! •• : o n ly so lonif aa \\re picasc our custom ers. C ■ ■ : 11*i■■ l r <• i -, i ,» i .i pays us to handle good tires—United m ail hood, successful wurk d u r i n g h is ebtineetion We know United T hat's why i B & 0 MOTOR COMPANY OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE COMPANY PH ILIP W. ROBERTS—MIM& by (' V ' Kntzminger und carried. U. II Lynch is hereby appointed county livu stock inspector to suc­ ceed \\ S Harol. salary to tm Cxi im ;>i r irumth. In- tn fumi.-li Ins own cunUcy a nee d is so ordered that the em ploym ent nf Fred T. Williams, be and the same !s hereby approved a n d confirmed; He it fu rth e r resolved, that the re­ port of the committee and the plans, spt i ihc.it ions and profiles filed with l Li- board m said report be and tiie •I II Huddleston and the o th e r members of the drailing* . on,nut tee for Jessup Drainage l l i s t i n t , here ado] 11 I made report in reference to Jessup Be It further resolved that the Drainage District. clerk of this board lie and he Is here­ I fie fcilfewing rcselui op was ullpf- by instructed to advertise once a i d by Commissioner (). P. Swope week for three weeks in u newspaper and duly seconded by Commissioner published in Seminole county, Fla., I.. P. H agan, and this was a d o p ted : for bids for the consturction of said Whereas, thh com m ittee b e te lo- ditches, drains or canals, said bids to foie appo in ted by this board in rela­ tion to th e Jessup Drainage District Ik* received on Tuesday, June 3rd, have reported to this board* th a t 1919, being the next regular meeting they em ployed Fred T. Williams, a of this board. igtmtion of Highway No. 3 as al­ ready made, and that this hoard lu'iuiiint the S ta te Highway Cum** ti > smio with tin- actual fact-, sur­ rounding tin- cir ii'utloii of tin- said petition, and in view of the fact that it num ber of the signers of such pi-tiI tion have publicly stated that they knew nut the true i/nport of the pt-liJ-tion when same was signed, that the ■said commission disregard the said petition in any deliberations they ■may have regarding the said high* ay. Bond oi M S. Nelson !" carry ti rearms was approved and license ordered issued. Motion of t). P Swope and sec­ onded x by’ J W. #Enizminger and j carried, clerk *is instructed to lufn o \e r to S; O. Shinholser e.tough \V. K. Stam ps to pay his bill for the m onth. oi saiin- and employ l-red I Wil I tuiins to make plans and s| ecificuMotion of ( W. Kntzminger, sec­ t tons. . •* onded by L. P. H agan and carried, Report of Fred T. Williams, 'in clerk is in structed to employ the reference to the condition of the U’u- necessary' help to move in to the new kiwa river bridge, tiled and read, and court house. on motion of (). P. Swope, seconded by (' W, Kntzminger and carried, m atter is referred to L P Hagan to lake up with the Lake county board of county commissioners ,md report, and clerk is instructed to advertise fur bids for tem porary repairs on this bridge. I Motion of f . W. E nu m in g er, sec­ onded by* 0 . P.. Swope and carried, clerk is in structed to write to. A. C. L. It. U. Co., t o m ake repairs on crossings at Beck Hamm ock, Motion of L. P. Hagan and sec­ onded by O. P. Swope and carried, Resignation of W. S. Hand was carried and on motion of L. P. H a­ g an, seconded by O. P. Swope and carried, same is hereby accepted. Motion bf O. P. Swope, seconded o f about 40 acres of good land Frontage on tw o lakes, 3 1-2. m iles from San­ ford, paved road, 12 room house with cellar and cistern. About 400 fruit trees Orange, Grapefruit, Tangerine, Pear, Plum and Guava, also 5 Paper Shell Pecan trees.* * T E R M S $ 2 ,0 0 0 C A S H , B A L A N C E T p S U IT P U R C H A S E R . * * - * ■ , * • ■ W ill arrive in Sanford May 23, if interested advise X care The Sanford Herald �• . MAY 16._19»9 . '" y. • .* -, •*. ■ * .. ■--- T H E SANFORD .HERALD next regular regmar mt-eiing meeting J u n e 3rd, * l9 successful bidder to accept fn t payment the tr u c k .n o w owned jjy the county. Report ■* « M li several c o u n ty of«4d»l* received, read and o r d e r e d r filed. Warrants paid during th e m onth \pril " e re ordered cancelled. ol The following bills as a u d ite d by , he clerk and approved by this jnard v e « ordered paid. General Fund ...........$ 100.00 U C. Dll Hose .......... 125.00 £ \ . Douglass ........... a o .o o Dr. J. T. Denton . j j. Dickinson . . ...... ............. 60.00 50.00 frank Harris 20.00 II. C. Du Hose ............... 25.00 Mrs. L. C. G l i s s o n ........... - 05.00 W, C. Williamson---- ---------jj j t W. H. Drew C o . ............ 101.75 75.43 £ Douglass — - ....... • Gf£>- D. B arn a rd S ta tio n ­ 40.25 ary Co • -*■ — 15.85 Hill Hardware C o........ - .......... 2.20 Hill Hardware Co. 22.60 So. Bell T. & T. C o ....... ....... *Cel?rrAvc. S t ore......... — 85. 29 W. C. Williamson E. A. Osteon So. Utilities Co. W. S. Hand C. M. Berry Jno. D. Jinkins D. E. H art . N. C. Jacobs *' Western Union Tel. Co T he Sanford Press L. It. Philips & Co. Herald Printing Co: O. P. S w o p e ......... Dr. Jj.T . D e n t o n .... A. Vaughan S. F. Doudney' Cates C ri\te.£o. Dr. J, N. Toltlr D. II. Hooker A. A. Moran E. A. Douglhss L. A. B rom ley L.* P. Hagan-. C. W. Entzm inger . O. d*. Swops . E. H .rKilb»i; E. E. Brady ' L. P, Hagan. C. W. Entzm inger v 2 18.2,3 16.00 16.66 98.50 503.97 5(1.66 19.25 1.18 21.00 Schelle Maincs Cords Will He Published Un* Schelle M nines ji t I his Heading At 1 lie Itate Of $7.70 E. Jp, Brady P»- Year . _____________ E. A. Douglas* T. G. Holloway A. II. Stil.-,* L. G. Stringfellow LAWYER E. F. Houahoider E. E. Bratlv lllficl: IN Till: fOL'IlT HOUSE SCJ1ELLE MAINES By CHARLOTTE LONQ. 100.00 05.00 4^8 5 15.00 56.66 56.66 49.42 8.80 8.00 12.00 14.80 12.80 1 2.00 84.00 H 4 84.00 -.00 i r ’:r.bo ' 3 3 .8 1 18.50 ■ :l 18 6 80 C “yon ought to be n«dinmed! Yob haven’t, taken one hit of Inlerest In anything since John Stevens went I'wny ten ycura ago. •Then you wOre the belle of the town. Margaret, mill now at thirty-two look a t you! Bu|>poslng he should entiie hark suddenly; tin yoil think lie would he pleased with the.present appenrauee of the girl ho used to ’know*?""Mnrjy yoii’cc my sister; I suppose y o u ,have a right to say such things," returned ’M argaret wearily, ullhnttgh the bright color flamed In the usually pah* cheeks.. "John, nnd I loved eaeit other, nntl if only I knew what sent him away without a word—" "Don’t *ny any .more nlmut it,1’ lirojco in Mary. “ 1 know It’s been hard, hut you haven’t done a th ln g ’tn make It easier. You must begin now to put the past behind yon. Come down l«i the church tonight—there’ll a fair, you know—mid help me In the apron booth. Wear something besides id ark and gray—mul n smite, Jtm; mid now I warn you. i f ! you fall to conn* I slmii’t trouble >"U again for a long time," Mary hustled out rather noisily leav­ ing .Margaret ninth* with her thoughts. Her sister's.w ords had slung, and reWnliilent burned In h er breast.* .. WARD and PRIDE DUPONT, FLORIDA • .1 f l U . - Of t __t < . 'A I . f m ■ ::w r - /#1 *p* ■■'W & Wilson & Hojsb.older W AVERLY HOTEL o n t r a c t o r s 81.48 .162.85 Choosing ij simple while dress ofsoft, clluglug material, she looked very lovely ns she adjusted I he last fold; SANFORD - • FLORIDA Total S tss.G-T hut the pink In her checks erlei) aloud t a a E B O D K C T G E E a asero cas? for a touch of blue, opening a bureau Itua-I .V Bridge .I'mul sin* deftly fnsldoiieil a girdle for tHO\1 i*r I MMhT WILSON her slim walBl, nnd with a pink rose i:. m t I U .'iON l io i sllo l.ln r.u Allen Allman A K. Mu -hell idin le d fiv.-h from the rose vim* out­ S. H. W i» hD side lo-r window, she made her way t o the church. Dlvesied of her wrap, J . W. Flyni LAWYERS Mary came rushing towards her. I E. A I)c»uglas* ".Margaret, Is |i yon!" she exclaimed. L l a n d * Hi!! 1f *r.1 *\,ir. <’u Sinfoftl "Vmi look like a dream .” Soon they j Hill liUinh*," C i, wen* stationed behind n nutssof nprcipt ! {The Texas Co of at] sizes me! deserlptimis'. and M ar­ Mrs 1^11 ,.\!|s„ ' garet was soon htisy. amj Intemstei], K s n w u.i.r. n.Diiii> \* l .1. S, Dinkel .) ) Miijr it 11m; an H1111***t*» t.ni. I’rvK ■llllj n Klruii ;*t on tered the ittio.t'l J lr k r t uffic^v In building, m i - Igou & I g i a 18.60 church vi*t*try Aliim> l ils Knoll 1IH . • t *rtilng, All m o d e r n Iniprot eracnl*. IMir *, | Cardin & Leonard 167.11 Mnrgnret lilld ram:lit Kinht dm, prr»afx, s I ufl to SI,AO; h to per -11•. jrj.Ufi W1■' lo 180.00 Mnry mid get! ln*r iiii*I Ntiid: “ 1.1 o k ! IJ Vi Ualh SI.50, f 2.00; two people J2.50 i G. M Wynn Hi I I It I N K T E A l t C K . Crop. 1.95 Mnrgtir**!, tin*re Is Mark Alalia •v\ N. C M Wynn 1'iMir f.'l32.00 11.-‘m In'i'ti 11Hf y f**r yi ars. (j M Waits 8ji i Imv ! ho ii ink*i Kli-k. 11UW ill term lieil J. M Jacobs be om-e was to marry ynu- " Here u YII.I.K J V kM)N hMi.NYII.LK FLORIDA Wight Grocery Co nistom er claimed Mary’s ntieni Ion. E u r o p e a n Plan J. M. Jacobs ' much to Margaret’s relief. H i jntl f t l d r u n n i n g » « t r r In p a c N r o o m |j*>r. i .single $| And Jip, Ilntibfr fl.jl) u (J.bam pion Supply C, Sure enough. It was Murk—ho wns Hnutu anil halli f 2.00 and up. i II & O. Motor Co vi r t' Mf S l n g l r S 7 . tu S 5 , coming towards her now. * After ,n V\ . . U* D d u l i l r f <J to | I 2 . W. E. Hawkins hand-shake nnd a brief conversation In hfArt of i h c a t r r a n d ft hopplng d U t r l r t Ma i n A A da r n ^ Hi r r e I n S. E. Mathers with the two sisters, lie disappeared; hut when the evening was over and A. W. More men Mary anti .Margaret were ready to go G. W. S p e n c e r........ NEW ST . J A M E S H O T E L ’home, they were surprised to (1ml him Fred T. WiUiunjs Jacksonville, Florida waiting outside the door. ttm* Iln lf Illu rk from ll,n d Jus. A. Johnson ( onrrrt* In llr m m ln f I’j i k “ I have something to say to you, C ou n ty of Lake I' m . J u lU a m l Mnnrm* .Him Margaret," tie said In a low tone, “ t Pot and Cold Huniung Water in E. II Kill.ee lan e no o b j e c t i o n to M a r y 's hearing It. I'A1ry Hoorn Stenm Heat I. I’ i Li gan I will tell you as we w alk hack over tho J M. HATES F o il ApKM, C W. E n t /.m>tiger old road where years ago we nil 3 N.nli romped and played together oil o u r 1 O. I’. Swope 8.00 Way .'<• school. You would nlwuyH let L. A. Bromley me carry your hooks, -Margaret, when We. • T o ta l. ...... ,......... $1192:58 John wasn't there," he said, as they Still Have Good There being no further business Started forth, "nnd the Idea got stuck hoards utanda" djourned In meet In my boyish brain Hint If he wnsrft Envelopes at again at their next reg'ilur^meetmg around lit all I might always have the 5c a I*ltg. I pleasure of serving the Utile girl of my June 3 rd , Hi I 9. choice. Thai Idea grew with the I years, and while outwardly Jalin and I s e e m e d friends, tm one knows how I T h e ir So u p and Coffee. Oflire Supply Dept. longed for a ejear 11**1,1 In which to A si.Idler. In writing home from I’Hone I IN Sanford, Florida ! France, statist (hut lie was unable to press my suit with you, "It was the winter that John's uncle mention tin* name of tie* river that rout-sed through Id- sector because If In the West came home for a visit that the missive fell Into enemy hands It I lost all hope and began to get mor­ I could see the love growing would furnish valuable Information on bid. the source of supply of the soup anti stendlly between you two. nml my j heart was its ley In those days ns the rofTeo.—Chicago Tribune. frozen millpond where we used to skate. I was walking home one e v e - ; ping when John Overtook me. ‘Hello 1 Largest and oldest seed Race of Don* Buildera. Mark,' he said, 'Ilmv would you like house in state. The Trlsli from time immemorial have tol» go go West on short notice with Uncle We can supply your been boat builders, nllliotigh the \yest IRlij* Ills uncle had received n tele­ needs. Write fer mtn- coast mackerel llshernien. or the hako gram ealUag hlm hnek a t mice, nml he coast to the smith, or the haddock fish­ logue. . Information on any eries o’ii the southeast must In* visited wipitetl Kume young mnn to go along with hint. John bail refused to con­ crop free. to understand the real Ingenuity of the sider guliig-^you tu n guess why. Ho IrMi native Imnt, tntllder. In n large was on his way then tn you. Marga­ way Belfast represents the high-devel­ ret. Then nml there I plnyetl my Inst Jacksonville, Florida opment of the shipbuilding Indus’lry*. curd. 'No,* ! told him. ‘I don’t ’cure to go West nt present. Margaret hns promised to jnnrry me, nnd our plans for the filiale are still unsettled.' John was ton holiest to suspect.deceit In nu , IC. O . P A I N T E i q F E R T I L I Z E R C O M P A N Y old friend. With white lips he asked, I , JA C K SO N V ILLE. FLORIDA •is that true. MarkV nntl. when I nsFerlllDers, Insecticides, S p ray e rs, Poultry Supplies sured him that It was, he simply said, | Tor thirjy we have been m anufacturing fertilizers in this '(tood-hy, old rlmp, •and the best of Stal.* wo h av e satisfied customers* in every county in Florida luck to you both. I go West tonight Write far L ate st.P ric e List Prices alw ays in line with q u a l i t y with my Uncle Bill.’ I tried hard J- E. S P U R L IN G . Local Agent, SA N F O R D , FLA. enough to win you n fte r that, Mnrgnret, hilt I urn glad nmv Hint I failed, nml nt Hits lute hour I tun trying to mnke wlmt repartition I ran.' Before John stilled Tor Franco t told him nil, mid when ho comes hack he'll romn ' straight to you. li e hns never censed.' to love v o u ; nor hnve I—It hns been my punishment." He turned abruptly mul was gone, Mnrgnret was weeping softly In. her own little home wfien h e r sltpor Anal­ ly hade her good-nlgti/, but they were i tenrs of Joy. In her h ea rt she felt glnd. j a re ,typified In Womanlike, she wns already planning ^ n wonderful new wardrobe In which'| blnck nntl gray hnd no p a r t Throw- ; Ing open h e r Bhuttcrs the next morning * * she looked out upon n world which seemed to he all blue akyfgolden sunshine nnd pink roses, ’Behind the clouds,’ nt lust," she thought happily WIGHT GROCERY CO., to herself ns she rested two plump arm s on the window kill and watched Sanford, Fla. for • moment tho humming birds flit­ ) //////////, ting la and oul WWWWYlow. Allantic Hotel T p ^ C r o s s \Fitli a crew of 25 or more tie choppers can make good money on our location. . Camps on railroad, £ h trt haul. We will supply teams and tents if desired. Write or wire quick tC o py rlgtit, 1919, l»y tl<« McClure N e w s p a ­ p e r 8 y n itlcatc.) 1.75 " B e still, end h e a r t , nml cease re p i n in g ; B ehind lho clouds Is t h e sun still s h i n in g ." 112.15 Tims spoke a voice rather severely In 34.00 - -5.00 Mnrgaret’fi-onr. "Renlly,” It coMIhtled, j BUSINESS CARDS | | T ~ O ne In c h BEHIND THE CLOUDS 100.00 Total $2553.71 Fine & Forfeiture Fund • • • • • J Schclle .Matties .......... $ 50.0(1 65.09 15.00 * 5 s I-*• In ISr*u!> > .43.80 0 ug . * 51 Big Increase in Fisk Sales Du; t o Fisk Durability and Value |ji [i/J O T O R IS T S today arc buying tires on the basis of actual results. H ere is a condition that is leudinj* to a great dem and for Fisk Tire* for Fisk visib le value stands out today in terms o f greater m ileage, longer life, m ore distinctive appearance and g reater’tire econom y. Ini CV| every e of Cr V lin *'n.e and shoulder* above tires, and they k n o w i husii |n,9'ness fhcro is alw ays o n e product that stands out head the average. L xpcricneod motorists k n o w the difference n the superior m ileage and w e a r delivered by Fisk T ires. Y o u ’ll like tlyj typ e o f dealers w h o sp ecia lize in Fisk T i r c s - a l c r t , foreseeing men w h o know com p a ra tiv e values in tires, and w h o k n ow that success com es to th o se w h o servo th eir public. iri T h e Fisk dealers in this co m m u n ity have a m essage for y ou. N ext tim e — Buy Fisk • KENT VULCANIZING WORKS ‘ ’,<<: j HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY -j g F. A. Marlin Seed Co. Purity1 1 Economy & Efficiency RISING SUN \ Ufl! Al/O U can't helpxutting loose joy'us * remarks every time you flush your smokespot with Prince Albert—it hits you so fair and square. It’s a scuttle full o f jimmy pipe and cigarette, makin’s sunshine and as satisfy­ ing os it is delightful every hour of the twenty-four 1 It’s never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasurepasture I For, P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more tobacco fun than you ever had in your sm okecareer. That*a b eca u se i t ha s tho quality, ' Cmn M I R .J . K trnaM t Tobacco Co. FLOUR as you kriow Prince Albert you'll write it down that P . A. d id n o t bite yoilr tongue or parch your throat. A nd, i t n e v e r w illl For, our.exclusive patented process cuts out bite and parch. T ry it for w hat nils y o u r tongue! it means nutritious palatable and easily digestible. T °ppy rm* k q r*. tid y r*d tin t, ftimtfrnma p o a n d m l h a lf poom f tin -■ ’ \thai mm .• *.. L ____ �PAGE FOURTEEN THE SANFORD HERALD DESCRIPTIO N OK LAND Notion it h r r r b y given t h o t t h e following desc ribed land*, pr i n m uch th ereof aa will be necessary In p a y the a m o u n t d u e for the t a i n heroin *et opposite to th e t a m e , t o g e t h e r with th e ooeta ol eurh tale a n d a d v ertising, will be told at public auction on M o n ­ d a y , t h e Second d a y of .June, A. I>. 1919, a t the hour of 1! o'clock, noon. a t. t h e r o u r t h o u i t d o o r. In the C ity up Sanford, C o u n t y of Seminole, a n d S ta te of Florida. » J N O . 11. JIN K 1 N M . Amount nf T a u r, and (?C*tjl M r a . S . S . P o tter N W *a N M ol S E t* nl 8 W H H 121 y d s J N E 1, o f N i E M til EM. ol N W ‘t .. and W U ol \ i N W ) , of N E W S M ol S K ' i o l - N E ' , of S E U of N W ».t IIrg 5 r h E of N W n , r of R u n S 20 ch B 2 <>‘gh W 5 r h B e g N E c o r of Lot 1 n In . . It u n N 389 ft \V S 389 ft B 32.3 ft HI. J u i r p h aa i t r r i N i i L o t ' 32 , S3. Jo aeph Heg 495 ft N of 8 W cor 33 r u n N HO I t K S SO ft W ISO M rt. I.. W U n know n. Halcomc 2 ' H. II. Eldri dge---- . — 1st Rook No, I, P a g r 111. Se m inole C ount) R crunl* J . M. t i g l e a b y . , , . II. I- Perkin* .„ ___L, N l J U I u r k I T ier 7 S anford Lota I a n d 2 Rlock 2 T ie r 9 Sanford ____ "Lot I Block 3 T r I S anford „ An U nnum bered" Lot lying be* tween I a n d 3 Rlock 3 T ier I Hanlon! Lot .il lllock 3 T ie r 2 Sanford S 21 ft Lot 12 Block 3 T r 2 Sanford W M Lot f lllork .1 T ier 3 _ _S_anfur>l — --------- A. Bobbin* E . J. T a y l o r U n k now n... • Unknow n Albert (jultatilk • U nknow n ................. U A Colunlcation ( V * t r l r r y P la n ta tio n a* Uncorded In Plal Rook No. t P a g e I 2 >> S e m i n o l e Count y Hi c ur d* U n k n o w n . . . . __ Surve y of an Atldltl S e m in o le County It, U nk n o w n Unknown U nkn o w n ■*- --------— * — ' ■ - t l ulraouin A* D* H l r n t lf o r d ’a Addition In Hanfurd a* R e co rd e d In P in t Ilook No. I Seminole County Record* Lot* 6 a n d 7 S te n tlf o r d 'a Add . to S a n f o r d . . ___ Unknown Lot 8 S l e n ll f o r d 'i Add to Sa n fo rd .' . ___ Lot i n S t e n tl f o r d ’a Add to Han* fold , N orm an Sutton l e t 12 Stentlford’a Arid in Sari* lord , Unknown Lot* 1.1 anil I I S t e n ti f o r d ’* \ d d to S a n fo td Lot 20 s t e r u l f o n l ’n 3d I t o Sail* A. D. S m ith Itufu* S h e p p a r d . M r * . H . O. ShtnhoWer J . L. Milter.................... . - Lot 6 fli,.| N 1j 7 Work 5 T r 3 Sanford Lot *J W ork 6 T r 3 Sanford. S 12 It Lot 12 a n d All I I ill** heg SK C or L ot 13 R u n N 62 ft W 26 fj S 22 ft 3 •!■! i . Sa ford Si m i l o r d ' * Add t o S a n ­ ford It 1 Thr»*her A l>’. I 'a r il .h • J . W. W hite t.’i t a l r t ir o . T urner.., • a n d J a f th e T own o f teoldvli S e m in o le C o u n ty Record* A. It. * h a p r t .l l ’MS o h d l» I* lo n o f W o rk a , l f r r . t r i l r d In P lal llon k .No. t.- P a j . b amt 19 W ork fi Chap- Mar.v S. liickln-* M k . T . E. Crlggal l.i,t 5 W ork 7 T« 3 S a n f o r d J.ot 8 W ork 7 Tr I Hartford l . o t i W ork * Tjr I S a n f o r d S.ol 5 Ilf,, 1 * T r I Sanford l.-.t u |i|...*k * T r I S a n f - r d l.ot 6 Work r, Tr * Sunfoid L..t 1 W .A to J t ' i * i, 'or. Lota I and ;! RH, k III ‘1 Sanfnr I* Rlock r rs T r 1 • r: ti f-i*r !' Wm L 1 t T, ■. Safif*.i .1 '< *■ t I', It, L U J r F. Virgil C lair______ . inaon’a Survey..... .......... r, known, « t 5 . lllock 3 T r n Sanford .J.uta 1,1 and S anford Lota 1 and ft W o rk I T ie r 3 * Sanford __ Lot I W o rk I T r 6 Sanford Lot* I and 2 W o rk i T ie r 7 Sanford ■ D. I*. T h r a t h e r . Lot 7 lllork 3 T r 6 iwph _ • * R e c o r d e d In Plal Honk No. I, P a g r a 36 to Gi a n d II 13, 116 a n d 117, Hrm lnolr; County Record* J, L TT . C ha m be rlain D. J. L a w l e r ____ .___ J. W . Z achary ......... OW NER Uloek 11 T r M. Win Clark'a S u h Div ________ Lota 2 to 9 (Iraa Lot 61 Rlock 11 T r IS Wm. C l a r k ’. Sub . D i v i s i o n . ____ ™ ™ Wm. C lark’a Subdivision of tltork 2 4 of Itobina an'a Hanford aa Recorded In I’lal Ilook No. I, P a g e 10$, S l y Lot 3 Wm. C lark'a Sub Div of lllock 21 Rohinaun's Survey of an Add. to Sanford ... Lot 4 Wm. C l a r k ’a Sub Div of lllock 21 of Roblnaon’a Surve y of an Add. to Hanford ___» Lot 10 Wm. C tn r k ’a S u h p lv . of pillock 21 of Robin* aniCa S u r v e y of nn Add. to Sa n fo rd . . . . .... Lot II W m . .Clark'a S u b Div of W o rk 2 1 of R o b in to n ’s S u r v e y of a n Add, to Sanford _ Wm, C lark’a S u b D lrltlon o S u r t e y , aa i t r r o r d e d In P Lota ). 2 a nd 3 lllock 35 Wm. C l a r k ’a S ub Div. td Itntilneon’e S u rv e y . 1. Lot .1 lllock 35 Wm. C la r k ’a Sub Div of Rnhmaon’a Survey .. ,_ , Lola 7. H, II. IU, II 12 lllk 3 *i Wm, C 'l a ^ 's Sub Div of R obinson's tyirvey Lota 6. 7 a n d 6 Rlocnt 36 Wm. C l a r k ’a S u b D i v V f Rob* Unknow n I L K- L e a i l l l ' a Hub D l t le l a n aa H e cordrd in P la t Ilook No. i . Page 27 S e m in o le County l lc r o r d a N M Lot 3 W, K. L e a v ilt'a Sub Division s. W. W right Lola 7, 9, 11. 12 and 13 W. E. ^ . i L eavl|T * S u b Division - U n k n o w n . . . . — ___ .. .. Lota IS. 19. 20 a n d 21. f f ! E. « • L eavilt'a S u b DI*._ W. f, L ea v itt;* ..._ Iloyd'a S u b lllaialoit aa I t r r o r d e d In P la t Rook No. I, P a g e »J S e m in o le County Lot 3 Ilo y d ’a S ub D i v ------------— . J . M. B r u n s o n . n ,___ Lot 9 .Iloyd’a Sub Div ... . . . . ’ ' *. S. O, Shln h o U e r . .. .. Lota 19. 20. 2 t. 22 a n d 23 ilo y d 'a S ub D i v . . ............_* ■*. _. 9 . O! flblnhoWer M a r k h a m P a r k H e ig h t* aa R ecorded In Plaf Ilook No. I, P a g e 77 S e m in o le County l lc r o r d a « v* Lot 9 lllock K M a r k h a m Park —. DESCRIPTIO N OK LAND L ot [1 Height Lot 127 Sa n fo rd Height* . T e a Collector, H rm ln o lr County, Florida. D E S C R IP T IO N OK LAND Amount of Tain* and OWNER ...II'. Oxl. It!.. ..r r .it. / ( j 3- «' Biggin* E s t a t e H r n t n n A Ctark M a ry E. Higgins t ’ If 11, an irl of S e r . 3G. Tp. IS It 31*. a age <3, Se m inole C ounty If'cri ,,o iw .in Itrrorded In I'lat U n k n o w n ...... H a n r o r d a s R e c o r d e d In P l a t Ro o k No . | . P a g e I County Re co rd s lr(^ Un k n o w n \ddlllon l.i Ssnfurd ■< Recorded In Plsl lluok N Scmln.dc I ouoly llrro rd s Work 2 Chapm an A T uckers Add ro S a n ­ ford 2 a n d 3 lllock 3 C h a p ­ m an & . T u r k e r ’a Add to Sanford I W o rk 6 C ha ptnan & T ticker’* Atld t o *S»n* ford 3 Bl ock 5 , C h a p m s d A T u r k r r ‘» Arid In S»nft.fl 3 lllock H C h a p m a n A 1 4in known C nknow n M. A. Halcomb T urk pr'i f ord I II I. Douglas A kloaely Unknown:.-... . Lot* I to 36 Villa Sites of T w in Lake* 42 t o 52 Villa Sites til T w in L ake s L o ts 56 In 66 Villa Stirs ol. Tw in L akra . L ota 72, 73. 71 and 76 Villa Kile* ol T w in l.akr* L ot* 76 to Idfi and 107 lo I I I and 113 to I |H Villa Sites <d Twin L a k r s . L o ta Now Upsata aa Recorded In Plot Rook N E M L ot 43, N ew Upsala' . ..— I. -Puge 87, Se m inole County Rerordo Will Erlrrinft ,___ IB 30 N W I T o l N E D ol N K ' l ond N M "1 N E W ol N E ‘, of nhd NEW ol N W I i ol N E W • 33 of N W ' I ol NEW and HM of S E W ol N W W of N E W a n d N f j ul W M - •>I » W ' | of NEW a n d N I t of N E } , of HW <f nf N E W . 3t Bog HE Uoi id N W l J . 3.1 H un N 30 ch Wly 12.35 Ch. R 10.15 r h W 4 ch 8 18.15 ch K 16.28 ch to SW M 19 30 19 30 19 30 o .i. to T u rk e r’* Add to Sanlnrd . S S ' j f l o f Lot 3 a n d . N 39 It l.ot I lllock 10 T r 9 M artin'* Add to San* lord Lot 6 lllork 10 T r 9 M a r t i n ’* And. l o S a nlord 4 Lot* 4. 5 , B and II) W ork 10 T r IU M artin* Add. to Sanford Fractional K of Ry. W o rk 10 Tr I I .' M artin * Add. to Sanford Lota 3, fl, 9 a n d 10 lllock II T r 9 M artin'* Add. to Sanlnrd Lot 3 W ork I I T r 10 M a r t in 's Add to Sanford Lot 6 W o rk I t T r 10 M a r t ln 'a Add.’ to Sanlord Lot 6 W ork It T r 10 M a rtln 'a . Add. to S a n f o r d . Lola 7. It nnd 9 W ork II T r 10 M a rtin'a Add. t o S a n - A .San C . II. Atkin* lurd N 40 It Lot I lllock 16 I m a n ’s A Turker* to Sanford N e a*r* Addition to : J o h n Mu**on v<>f i l . Sm lth'a Srcjind Unknown _____ —____ II. C. D t t B o t e . . . ■ Page 01. Hemlhele Ceaaty Recerde M id k ff a t* < t ,aa A. Iflo w * ,l Krank B. B r o * ( n . ----------- H olden Ural Eat. C o . . . . ■a R e c o r d e d In Plal Ilook i t rs. J. I), Roberts Really T r u s t Co. I t r a l t y T r u s t Co. M. C . Sm ith K, E. D o r n r r S m i th St T h r k i h e r F. E. D o r n r r lo S a n f o r d . . ______ __ lien Circrn L o t 9 Robinson's Survey of an Add. to Sanford Unknown Lot 17 (less S 120 ft) Robin* son'a Survey of an Add. to Sanford . . . . , Reg 93.2 H fl S of N W Cor W ork 22, ru n 8 40 It E 120 ft N 40 It W lo beg Robinaon’a Surve y of an Add. t o S a n f o r d ........ . . Block 29 Roblnaon'a S u rv e y s( an Add. to S a n f o r d ______ Wm. Clark’a Hubdislalon ur Block I I . T ie r 14 e n d Blech l l . T i e r ' l l , ae Recorded L o t 2 . Block n W l t t S T ' - * ............ *• S e a l a e l e C e e a ly R ecerda U U ' T Cu d ' a iIBMck<lV i t T r J L " E ran k 11. Brow n .. . . . . sany’a AddlHon lo Hanford aa f l e r o r d e d In Plat Ilook No ago 6$. Nrniinule County Re rordo o’* .. • J o h n L a w a o n ........ ...... — Lot |0 lllork II T r 10 M a r t l n ’a Add. to S a n f o r d ............... ... I.nta 2 a n d 3 W ork II T r I I M a r tin ’s Add* to S a n ­ lnrd Ito b in s an ’a Surcey of on Add H r m ln o lr County lle c u rd a L o t 42 i t . A«ld M rs. O. Saucer Man Chapman T u rk rrt Sanford Lots 3 and t W o rk K N Add In S a n f i^ d Hidden Real E state Co T h e T o w n of Paolo ao I t r r e r d r d In Plal Rook N o. I , Page 4, Se m inole County Record* L o ta 1, 2 a m i 3, W o rk A, T o w n ol Paid* ... It. it. Eldridge |o N EW to Duhart M. J. Stokes U nknow n J a m e s Jack*nn II. E r a .te r l le l r . K. T . Durlin . SM of S E t . Ilf N E ' , ol N E ' s . 33 I t l nr k S Add C a t h e r i n e I). T h nma* Orant I line SW Iy ■ with CJto Un* lo Celery » vt * lo p i 8 ol beg N lu W M ol Reg SW Cor of N W U Run N S.27 ch E 9. 1 1 ’ SL jy to- K | ln, ,)( Heary Moore n « h N 13.65 eh B 8.DS �»n ~» jj ■^ i n v . * ' H i ?-*1< y ggj ^ - £ i — — 1. T '*• a t e •"' ■' " * ‘ - - * 'r: ' ■ « - *j ■ DESCKIPnONor OWNER Amount of T u r n and Coals DESCRIPTION O F LAND -T* 1 0) 2 rh s 25 dfg W *° b*2 • M •! 1 i a h a jP j! «| Mr a « w 8 Amount of T a i r a and CmU OWNER De s c r ip t io n L AND of OWNER • ••< • Amount of Taxes a n d Coat* aye run E 620 It 8 200 vdfl n .. f c W 520 ft N 200 ft ... 32 20 30 U n k n o w n . _______________ 2.53 yd s W 62 2-3 y d s N If** S E Cor of J r a u p a n d W 61.33 y.H E 147.66 yds S L ake ' a r e ru n H 198 ft to b#g J. Q. Ariarnt C a ta t c . __ 17.62 E *55 66 ft N 198 ft Heg 85 yds W of S E C or of ft 3 32 20 30 -U nknow n , 1.77 N E . ' t o f N E U 2 7*10 D, 1,. Thr»»her __ 8.12 R r g 5 ' jWch855.66 28 20 32 S of N W C u r of 3 20 31 . ■ m b di v of Jp I fluo N 182 yd s W Hun S 5 ch E 10 ch N 5 s ' * 1,1, , frf.lfdrd In Hook 188 2-3 yds S 182 yd s ch W 10 ch. ....... ............... 5 W. J . D a v i d ____________ 14.00 E 186 2*3 y d s _____ So, 2. !’• * • *• S e m inole J. q . A d a m s E s t a t e . . ..... 11.65 5v»i of n w m — ; ___ E. E. Brown's Hub Dlrlalwn o f Deck H a m m o c k aa H e r o r d r d In Plat Rook No. t ( V Il rcor a* — -------~~— Gro. A. T u« nac n<|_____ _ 44.40 29 20 33 • Win, Coll oilier____ 10.06 Page 11, H e m ln o le Counly R e cords S K ‘t ; L N W ) ( a n d E S of Mld»»r *» Bar. >2. Tp. I t H. 11. 81 E. aa Record'd In TUI Hook No. |. p . . . *■ 8 W U _______ f-°4 3 lilock n . B r o w n 's d u b 29 20 32 Hrmlnole County Kecerde 1 B a x t e r R e c y e a , _ _ ________ 1 6 .7 2 N « i of N E l f ______ -IH t of Deck Ham30 20 32 U n k n o w n _____ ____—____ 1 0 .0 6 22 19 31 . . . . 11. 23 o n d 24 M i d w a y . . . . „a 32 U rotenown., . + > N E J t of N W I 4 m ock ...... .................... ...... 32 20 W .-S, K o o n U . _____ U a x t e r Reeves .... 6.81 - 32 19 Unknown Lot 2 lilock C Urow n'a Suti uf** — _- 32 32 19 •9 ' • ' • ‘ 1‘ f V D. R. M itchell's S u r r e y of | . e t y G r a n t aa H e r o r d r d In P l a t Book No. I, P o f a 8 II. Me a r h i m . . Lot 47 Mi d * * ) • ----Div of Heck Ham* . 32 19 Hem lnole Counly Recorda Unknown . w*m < Lot 21 Mi. » e y ...... m o c k - , - ^ ------- :-----------E. M. n o w a r d __________ 22. „ 32 19 L o t 10 Block H Mitchell's S u r ­ Jiiliuf Thomtt-.^..„ u t *2 Midway------.. 32 19 Hanford Celery D e lla aa R e c o r d e d In P lo t Hook No. I, P a g e 78 H em lnole Co. Re rordo vey of Irfvy G r a n t ____ II. M r a c h i tn_____ __ K t 73 M i d w a y — E. Y. Mallory a t a l ™ _ „ 19 . 32 L ot 16 Block L o U 17, 18, E and F Sanford II. M each a m ........... M itchell's Lot I I M i d w a y ----- 5. 3 2' 19 S u r v e y of L evy G r a n t U n k n o w n _____ Lot »1 Mi dway. . . . E. Y. M a llory e t a l „ ____ v u y ■ K r lta n a te ln Broa— 1------26.1 . 32 19 Lot 26 Block B Mitchell's S u r ­ Lot |5 M i d w a y ..... — II. M rach a m . ________ r-H Lot 60 Sanford Celery _ 32 19 D e l i a __ ______________ vey of l ^ v y G r a n t - . . — . U nknow n ________ Lot t o M i d w a y - -------M its M a in I A n d r r s o n , , , . Giles. O v e ratre et A Drew., 19 All U nlolted p a r t Block II E J i L ot 67 a n d All Lot 68 II. M r a r b a m . ________ f Lot 139 M i d w a y ----- ---------------- — . 32 a; 19 M ltrte l'V S u rv e y of Lot 145 .M i d w a y — .............................„ *32 2 Sanford Celery D r l t a - ___ U nknow n...i — M. A. Holey ____________ . l ^ v y G r a n t - - ____ ______ L*t 126 Mi d w a y ........... .................... 3 ; U n k n o w n .. U n k n o w n ..-- — - ' 2.66 L o t 8 itraa beg 12 ch N of ( W U n k n o w n . . . . ... ... of E J i ° N E H K H N W i i C or r u n N 83 deg 60 | ; a ® a i s r : : f U n k n o w n . . . . ______ _ 4 20 81 fi 1. D. H a r t . . ____________ 18,00 a< t * *“a1 « min E 5.3 ch N 6 deg U n k n o w n ........... 4 20 31 5 L. G. H u n t e r , ___________ 22.00 30 min W 9 ch S 70 d r g U n k n o w n . . . . „ . . . ____ 4 20 H1 6 E. C. N t a r n r * ______ _ 2.60 W 5.67 ch S 30 min E Lot! 211 I t 720 M i d w a y - . . -------- 1 3 2 U nkn o w n ... 4 20 31 30 J o e C a m t r o n . . . . —_______ „ 6.49 M0.3 ch) Block C Mitch* Lot 2 J i M i d w a y ----------------— ----- 32 U n k n o w n ............ rll'a S urvey of Levy N l . ' l ____________ A u f . 237. 21*. 2B9 a n d 280 4 20 31 5 E. M. H o w a r d ______ _ 26,60 19 31 4 G r a n t . . . . - _____ _______ _ M i d w a y . . . -------------------- — 32 U n k n o w n ........ . 4 20 31 - 10 7.65 S E ' * of N W ' j „f N E i* . M a r y J. H asty 43.50 Giles, O v e rstree t A D r a w . s.ac N 28 acres of Vl E I* of N W U . . . . 6 5 20 31 28 M ia . J. J. A i n s l r y ------- 39.20 * J. ft. I’ackafd’a Flral A d d itio n to M id w a y aa R e c o r d e d In I’lal llosk No. 2. P e e r 101 Beg 12 ch N of S W Cor L ot 8 W >3 of N E i* of N W ' i of H e m lnole C ounty R e c o r d . Block C ru n N 83 deg N W ' I (leas S 2 acre*).— . 5 5 20 81 J a m e s A shtey____ — *7. _ 2.90 60 min E 5.0.1 > h N 0 Loir 26 In 30 a n d 3 8 . t o 60 S 2 a cr es of W 14 of N E ' i of deg 30 min W 9 *ch 8 J. O. P a c k a r d a H r a t N W ' l of N W ' f ........ ......... 6 20 31 U n k n o w n ............................ 2.08 70 deg W 5,07 ch 8 6 deg Add tn Mi d wa y . . . — 7 U nknow ........... 2.35 S W i* of N E W ......... 5 20 31 40 E. C. T y n d a l l .................— S.62 30 min E 10.3 eh t o beg ............................Lets 41. 42, and 51 t o 54 J. O. t , . N W ‘i of N w ! ( (leas 70 yds M itchell's S u rv e y of L evy Packard's F i r s t A d d t o N A S hv 140 y d s E A G r a n t .................. ........... N. D. Giles.. * ****wins*v.: s 6.5 S M i d w a y . . . . —,.------— ~ U n k n o w n . __ W In S E C o r ) _______ C 20 81 • 38 J o h n Keith....*.. 14.00 Lota 9 a n r t l O . l l r s r . l s ) . Lott SI and 32 J. O. P a c k a r d a in N E cor of Lot 9) Filca Plat of FI. Reed aa Hecvrdad la Plal Rook No. 1, Pago 124. Hemlnole Firat Add to M i d w a y . . . U n k n o w n .........„ Block C Milchell'a S u r C o u n ly R e c o r d s * L e u 132. 133 a n d 137 t o 140 vev of L evy G r a n t ____ .„ Beg 6 r h N of Cor. of 1st a n d P iles , O v e ra tre e t A D r e w - , I5.36 J. O. P a c k a r d a F l n t I Lo t 1 2 _ b l o c k C A Ilteh a lP a S u r ­ Add to M i d w a y ................ — U nk n o w n ., . . vey of Irfvy G r a n t ........... N . B. Giles_______________ 18,70 -Lota U t - t u 1 4 5 - J — O . - J Lota IS. 16 a n d 17, Block O feet Frle* P la t of Ft. ard'a Firat Adil to M id ­ Mllehell'e Surve y ol Reed U n k n o w n _____ ... way ------------------- i — R. T . Dellegal 5.95 I ^ v y G r a n t ....... N . B. Gllea__ j,__________ 13,49 L o t G Frlea Plat of F t . Heed — Lota 139, 190. a n d 191 J . O. Isaac N e a l... 4.75 L ots 21 s n d ,22 Block ft M l l r h Packard's F ir a t A d d t o ■ H u b d iiia fo n .o r P a r t of M o a ra L y m a n 'a Katate aa R e r o r d r d In P la l Hook N o. I, e ll 'i S u r v e y of L evy Midway------------------- —^r* U n k now n.. P a g e 68. H e m ln o le Counly Iteeordo G r a n t . _________ _____ . O v e r t i r e d T u r p . Co_ — — LoU 201 ami 202 J . O. Pack L o t 4 Moara L y m a n 'a E state ,.,™ l i f e . L u ‘ 5 Uiovi' l> MitcheTT*! HurF’ra eler l f e i r a . , . ____ a rd t First Add t o M idvey of Levy G r a n t ............. U n k n o w n . . . . — ___ ______ U n k n o w n ___ SE J* of N E W of N W ' I . . . . n ,;n L ot 10 Block D Mitchell a Sur7 20 31 10 Mrs. E. M. Wllliama L eu 225*226 an'd 230 J . D. N E ' * of N W U of N W ' i 7 20 81 175 VT of l**vF G r a n t _______ 10 U n k n o w n ___ ___ ____ P. E. C h u r c h ______1 — __ Packard's F ir st A d d . t o . ' N £ ) i of NE>* and S E t* of , la L o t I t Block I) Milchell'a S u r ­ M idw ay........ ....._.......... U nk n o w n .. v e y of L«vy G r a n t ______ __ N E ‘a (lews 8 150 yds Giles, O v e r s t r e e t & D r e w . Canaan, aa R e c o r d e d In P la t Rook No. I, P a | e 101, Hem lnole County R e co rd . of 81.1* of N E W ) 8 20 31 63 P r r r y G l l r k i t o n r .... 52.70 Lota 12 a n d 13 Block D M ilchBeg 2.94 eh E of N W eor N 20 31 Pel 12 lltnrk I C a n a a n ................... _ 3. U. Waldron rlt's S urvey of Levy 6.92 ru n 8 15.13 eh E 17.18 Lety 9 anti HI Block 5 C a n a a n —. ' E m m a M ontgum rry G r a n t .......................... ....... 6.92 U n k n o w n ________ ______ _ rh N 15.13 ch W17.18 L ots 14, 15 a n d 16 Block I) chains , - ___ *_ . 25 F. W. Hilliard l l r l r t I 0 .(\p* M itchell's Surve y of E ' . <1 NE W of N W M of NW „f SE i* 8 20 31 40 W. L. Palm e r 26.30 " L evy G r a n t „ .. S F 't 8* N. It. G ) l e a ......... ,r _______ Amelia l la r llr y 15.62 SW l , of SEW — 8- 20 31 ' 40 W. C. Divio 26.30 l.nts 21, 22 a n d 21 Uluck I) - ii,t m : r.ic <d N W ' i 32 w '« i lif N W j J ............. ^ . 9 20 31 hO F e r r y G l i c k i t o n r #1., 65.05 . Milchell'a Hurvry of Run VV 10 ch 8 3 eh E Jessie Wheeler & lia rL o t 3. — ______ ___ .................. . 3 20 31 47 C.05 Levy G r a n t ......... ............ Unknown V lit r h N 8 cl)........... — __.... , _ M y r t r l le H. T a r r y . ______ I f l l M , , , , , ..... 65.65 L o t 30 Illoek I) M i t c h , It's SurF 1 - of SW .', ......................... — 32 C a m e r o n >a U r r o r d r i l In l*Ul Hook N o. I . P a g e 90. .Hr&lno!? Counly H r r o r i U M rs. J. J. Ainslcy 30.60 . v e y of L evy G r a n t S t t i f f d S W ' t ____ ____________ 32 J a m e s M. G i l e s _____ _ __— M rs. J. J. Aintley......... .. 5.62 Lot* 1 , 3 anil 4, Ttloclc I » Cam* L o t , 31 a n d 32 lliuek 1> M i t r b B,g 25 ll N and 15 ft E of e r°n..,T„ T„ * ..... ‘OS ell's S u rv e y of Levy • SIV Cor of N W ) ( of .nt* 9 a n ir 10, Ulirrk 1 Ca G r a n t ................. J Z 1 M . *, ..... ....... . 32 19 U n k n o w n ; . . . ____________ eron ........ ___ Cnktiuw h Lots 33, 31. 35. 36 a n d .17 Ran N 390 ft K 101 ? I<j ---*ot 1 ;ri lUtMrk I ( 'a m i run I. M. Miller Itfoek I) Mltehell'a Surf! K 390 ft W 10 12 I y M II llinrk 2 Cumurnn U nk n o w n vcy uf l*. vy G rant J a m e s L. Giles . ....... .... I.. t W T Akers , fa*«t t I III*»trW 2 ( ’ami run U nk n o w n ■31 I L ot 38 i l r . s 7i 5 a e r o ) lltuek It 5 «f N VV11 of SE1* of l.nt 1 11 11lock 2 Canii-fflii U nkniiwfi .... •31 I Mltehell’a Survey of 5 51. 'i 33 19 31 L u ll 3, I anil 0 Ulurk 3 Ca M a ry E. Symc* Read Levy G rant I l u r r a r e Sa nde rson f ... oron C n k r t tm n t h e m t l o r l d a C i t r u s C o m p a n y ' s P l a t o f S e r . 2 6 , Tp. 19 . It, 32 , a . R e c o r d e d tn 2 05 Lula 39, 10. I t , 12. 4"l, 11. C. Lot 8 Hlurk 3 ( ’umuf-rfi I nk n P l a t R o o k N'n. 2 , P a g e 6 8 , S e m i n o l e C o u n t ) Re c o r d s I 32 16 and |7 lit,* l. fi MuTalm 11 am murk Vllolmrni n* H e r o r d r d In I1In I Monk Nn 1, |*agi a 101 anil 10,7 11 le-, l.*,ts 5, 6 a n d e hell's Survey ol Levy I S r m l n o l r C oiinly K r o r i U G ra n t t| t la. C itru s Co's J a r m s L. G i l e s . _ Lot 18 lliuek It Mil, hell's S u r ­ t .1 ,1 , 26 19 32.. ! t ’n k n r*w n Lot 23 Halm 1t a i n on*N;k Ailotvey uf Levy G r a n t . . . . , I . t* t.> 2 4 Sou. 11a, C itr u s n»e ut U n k n o w n . , ___ _ . . ... . San*. Celery P i Ita i ’n i ■ I'lifl ..f 26 19 .12 1 ’nkno i n Lot 2*1 l*a!fn l ln m n i .u k AlLit* Lot* 51 a n d 53 illueb It M i t c h I t t ' 31 Sou, H a . C i tr u s moot 26,60 ell's Survey of Levy T S I f o IT < ■ r i a l .>( ' 26 19 32 * l "n k f>im n G runt M e re a lla m m u r k an tU 'r u r J r d in Hint Hook No. I, J a m e s L. Giles . gu M , S r m i n o l r 1 u. Itrcurd# I. 1, t Sou- Fla- C i tr u s ' Lot 58 , lev* E 20 a rre st IBock 23, 21, 25, 2fi. 27 t o . f l a t o f ..... . ..... 26 19 32 U nktio* n ai;.r»5 Lola 22, !t Mltehell'a .Survey of nnd 2 H M t'r ra Hami : !. ■t st: ■, . aa k rum ii t » v v G rant R.IR Ja m e s L Giles m ork r U T ilrr s i : . i K w ■, at 1*n Vn '• ^ n S ' , et K 2" arr.-t uf I.. I ‘.n 2 5 a.f S ' Lot h* V|*.'*j c V. ' U J. hns River 30 [ IlklltMA Ti Hl.uk |1 MR. lull's S u r ­ Hum rnork 11 P S u l l ii a n I . i .1 N of SW C u r of vey uf l.evv SRatR J. II. Fries _____ _ I •11 2 'J Mi r r a l la m n io i k l: C T yler *. W , * 3 1 ID 33 Lots 65. 66 6 . , 68 and 63 I : N 107 rh K 111 rh Block 11 Mitchell's Sur* > 1 f,7 rh W 4(1 ch ’ —* « 4'j l* n k n it tk n 21 20 31 ve* of Levy Grant 2.15 Hfg N E Cor Lot I J a m e s L. Giles . .. > ___ U on S 9 ljj rh \V H ill Lots 70 71 a nd 72 Block It v «iul hf r n I l or bl a Cltrui* C ' o i n p a n y ' i F l i t of Uook'% l > r r > Tt «« n * l t r an H r r o r d i d in / Milrh* tl's S u r v i y .,f N 9 1 . rft K rh J II lire* Pl ot Hook No . 2 , P a g e €N, H r m l n o l r ( ounl > l l e r u t d o 1 v y (irnrR H.'C 20.117 rh N of SE C.»r J * m.'s 1, Giles . . I ' I" It ** L ot slftl Stltl. f.fft 2 If 3! Lot 75 Bluet. 1' \l R c lu If - S')' I .i i ■i fti ft ( ' u' b Plat of t \ \ ..f Lev* l . , a a l Hun VV * rh N 1 n Lak.U nkn o w n .. “ ! • rry T ow nolte U nknow n !» h.V J*-»u-|. N H . ■*• N E » ..r L«t* 7n. 77 a n d 78 fll.uk I) f •i-v S’M| | ta, D i i n n Mitt hell's Surve y *.| L*'l 2 S to i-rg 11 I T II I ll Utat of ('( tok'i Heg 1 -i»i I It W a ml I . *.H , h N fe*v> G rant J a m e s L. G i l e s . . ..........., ^ f r , ‘ Towfisite ^ U nknow n 1Q.02 td eSL C ur Exit a 3 1 20 .71 I L ots 79, 80 a n d 81. HLiek Lt Hun N fiif 1•• yt!«i E M h 5litebeti * Survey *.| Magnolia Lodge a s R r r o r d e i) In Plal Hook No. 2, P age 67, i»r mi nolle Uountf l l r m r d a Levy Grunt v.Li S CO1. >iD W >0 • J a m e s L. Giles . .. f- 2 t Magnolia L odge I 'n k m u u i t 56 | Lots V2 , *3. a t. 85 an.I s-i I I T Hunt >••* » • to Magnolia l.mlge U nknow n III... k fi M itchell'. 9,,,. All I i II a nd 45 to f.O S Uli-Biin to t " \ * ) of l ,e . * G r a,R Unknown. N ‘ . id SW 1, and S L 2 1 flk u M« i *2 'i a n ii'liii LtitJjE** Unknow n 2" I" I J - . I Lots 87. 88, 89. 90 and ‘91 mfl Magnolia I.Oil go * LaklittVhfi S E J* . » ISO 32 l fiknofn Block It M itchell', S^r* VV*, uf NW Jt id NW i : .d N K b ' I t" Hfti Nf agmi l i a vev uf l e v y G rant 1 ■*lf v and K 10 a m a *pf N K 1, id Unknown _ .. .. l i n k fin urn l.t 92 M u rk ll Mitehrll'o-HurN W «, I 20 32 I 'nk fiu« n * Vey of L evy G r a n t NW *4 uf N V V % 5 20 32 J. II. Price J a m e s L. G i l e s . _________ • I u of »:*3 of N K S 2 20 29 30 C. II. ‘/.Atdiary , . * L o t 93 Illoek II Milchell'a S u r ­ E 1j i.f N \V •* 4*f N W * | (lea* a>I. • I HK!* a n d H L k vey ol Levy G rant W 12 arr*H»f H 20 32 Unk f»ii» n U nknow ^i.................... ........... 1.56 4 20 29 E m p i r e Lam! Co, 11.15 N S-'EJt Lot 95 Illoek It M itchell'. Sur* of NITS id SK % H 20 32 J II l lr y r e 2 88 . - f K\V», 12 20 29 E m pire L and Uo, n 99 s w \ uf s i ; ' , 1 vey of fo-vy G ram io 20 ;» * 2 M E I ..... . Unknown . . . *. . ' U ' j ami S W , E ' j id NE »4 id »K », I 1 20 .3 2 VV\ A. Whileumli t 13 L o ts 96 .a n d 97 Illoek It MR* 13 20 29 Unkr*4»« n ^ W *• eh,-IPs S u r v r y of L evy Lot* !, 2, 3 uml 5 and N W 12 20 32 S (ll»-»on Katate 32.10 I SW 1 I 20 29 E m p ir e Land (’n. / G rant (Jvtratfuut T u r n . Cn Soul kern |'Uu I«1»« I Ifin** Pint **f See. 15, Tp. 20, S |1* 32 I”, an It e rut d t i l in f MV 21 ' '2 0 29 11rikfmia ii Lot l"2 Illoek ll M R -h.tr. Pint 1 1 < i ii I. No. 2. P age f**> . S r m i n u l r ( u u n i; |(< r tinU ' MV S 25 20 29 U n k ft '■» n Surw-y ul 1,,-vi It rani JarjiRA I 11 ild* 2 5 20 29 ‘ 1 , TSW . T J II a 11• r ] n I t .t |0 Suij 1 Si» i it run l . t , |u.,, 1in; * nil In. Ill .u-k I , ‘ VV , e| \ \\ t I I 1■ • Plal 15 20 i n kr-us ,1 M il.‘hill's Survey ..f A l 20 29 F rnpirr Ldfnl < l.uts 16 anil 16 S.ui f la Git I./ v > G ra n ' l ' n k n 11 n rua 1 ..'* 19*1 15 Ml f N | -, U 20 29 t ,t k n u m n l ot l o t Rk.rV M M iirk .H 's S u r ­ Lnt 1* Hnu 1 I*. t'R rua f u ' s 20 29 I . "■ ' j ■I N W *, l.,d 2 vey of L-w Grant U n k n o w n .................. I'lal 15 li'.ri S (t E 911 It Unknoon . . . L o ts 108 and IU9 Illoek D N 13-' ft W 914 ft. -. ... M itchell's Survey of G. T . M e rritt 3,39 Luts 18 tu 21 Situ. Fla. C itru s Go'* p l a t , . 1.1 5 W, A. W h itc om b li'K 12 r h - S nnd. 50.27 r h W • Levy G ra nt ^ ... U n k n o w n ,.. Lot 25 Sou. Fi*. C i tr u s Go'* 2 20 30 <I N E C u r . . . . , L o t 116 ll'ock U Mltehell'a P la t.. 15 U nknow n . .. S u rv e y of Levy G r a n t B un E 9.6 eh N 4 W ch U nkn o w n . .. ^ _ \S 6.9 eh SWIy ti, brp Lot 117 Block D M ltrhell's U nknow n.. 3191 Lots 20. 27, 39, III. 41 anil t 2 ‘ Sou. Fla. C itr u s Co's R 'f M V Cur „f S B t* Df SW Surve y ol lo-vy G rant N. II. Cgile#__________ I'lat . 15 20 32 Muarler Unknown 20 30 11.03 Lois 120. 121, 122 and 123 l!un ); 8 22 eh 8 10,7 rh Illoek ll Mitchell's S u r ­ I Jo i h SW to S line vry ol Levy Grant Unknown. Sa m p so n City as R e c o r d e d in I'lal Hook No. *, Page 59. Hem lnole ie»„nly l l e r o t d s Lot 121 Illoek 11 Mltehell'a ■f See W 3 r h N 55 dee Lot* I to 16 1 le-s 3. 4. 9 * Mil Survey uf Levy G rant It 16 rh W 2 rh N 10 7 N II Giles _______ IlluCk.AaJiampsun C ity Unknossn ' 1'■ to 1)1 , Lot 125 I leas beg 11.8 rh S 79 l a ,Is 16 tn 29 Block A S a m p ­ c*' •h W N E Cur 5 20 30 deg 50 min W of SE cur son C ity t'n k n n s n •i'tn W 10 rh S 27 eh run N 10 deg 10 min W Luts 31 tu GtWlltnrk It Sam pson Hi .h N 27 rh 9 ch S 79 deg 50 rnlri W 1' 11y Unknown ■ -t. t: snd 6 3 1 rh S 13 1i eh S 10 deg I'l ruin Luts 61 tu 56 and 7! to 73 7 20 30 ‘* W C»r uf NF>** E 9. r h N 79 dee 50 min Bluek G S a m p so n C i ty Unknown Bun S 5.03 rh K 9.93 E 1 3 '> eh I . Murk 11 Lots 67 t.r.70 Illoek G Sa m p so n -6 N 5 r>3 eh W 9993 ch U nknow n Mltehell'a Survry nl C ity W. A. T h o m p s o n • I N » t , a nd S ' j ol I vv G ra n t J a m e s 1„ Gllea— ____ _____ Um pire L and Cp, ''F s„ ,| N ) j of S E ' * 20 30 L ots 127 and 128 Block l> Mil* Heg 722 ft W of N E C o r of .chcll’a S u r v e y of Levy *K '* " [ . . M V ' , „f N E t* of SW w of N E W 16 20 32 .7 .......— .. ___________— „ 20 30 G r a n t . . . ............... , . .».E.W . ----U nk n o w n - ... 1.64 U n k n o w n ______________ ___ Run W 597 ft 3 723 ft Lota 129. 130 a n d 131 lliuek I) P ' s 1 and 2 . ___ _ . 11 2P 30 E m p i r e L a n d C o __ 9.07 K 597 fl N 723 ft and Mttrhi'IP* SurVey of , 2 - _______________ ___ 12 21 30 E m p ir e Larpl Co___ 10.79 beg 723 ft S of N E C or lorvy G r a n t . . 2 ............... l-et 1 Res, 2.47 acrea In S E eor) U n k n o w n . -----------------Sd 10 A run H 18 ft L o t 132 Illoek D Mltehell'a , m d Lot 3 ____ 12 2 f .10 102 U nkn o w n _____ ____ 13.68 W 723 ft N 18 ft E 723 S u r v e y of L evy G rant B*r 788 It S , f N E cor . 13 2f 30 J a m e s L. Giles — — ——— feet . . . . _ ----------- 16 20 32 / J. T . McLain—s .......... 6.55 L ot 133 Block D Mitchell's Bun W 015 ft S 7 0 8 )S SAV'W of N W ' * --------------- -------20 32 • 40 P . K. C h u r r h ....... 5.26 S u rv e y ol L evy G ra n t 't to By N E l y along N. B. Giles’. _____________ G r n r s a as R e r o u te d In I'lal Book No. 2, P a g e 2. H r m ln o le County lleenrda Lota 137 In 141 Block 1) M i t ­ • a m r 7 6 2 ) , ft N 263 ft w chell's Survey of L e v y 44.70 All M ucks 6 and 6 G e n e v a ..——, to heg T. S. H u f f ,, • J o h n L a m ore s u x _........ 16.42 G r a n t . . .*. .... . . . , — 5.57 Lola I a n d 4 t o I t Block 7 U n k n o w n ............................ N. 11. G i l e s . . . '. ___________ ,p j N E W ...... ; 13 20 30 L o t 136 lilock I) Mltehell'a N " '* of SE.W a n d N E ) * of G e n e v a ___ _—--------------' J o h n l .a m o r e a u i — . 4.75 S u r v e y ol l ^ v y G ra n t N W t, . 14 20 30 E m p ir e L a n d G o . . . . . ! ___ _ N. n . G llea_____ — — _____ All Block 10, G e n e v a , . . 1 t W. A. W h it c o m b _______ 23,87 Block I) Mitchell's Lots I t o 10 Illoek II G e n ev a .... ■ • ' t of NE** and N W W of W. A . 'W h i t c o m b ___ ___ 4.45 L ot 146 Surve y of Lovy G r a n t — .. . N . B. G i l o * , . Lola 16 to 24 Block l l , tiet SEW and W H of KTEH !L*G. M unson — .......... — "* S E * i . ... . I 18 20 30 n e v a... „ W. A. W h it c o m b _____ __ 4.37 T u ara w llla aa R e corde d In P U li n o o k '. D , P a g e Cl, O r a n g e C ounly R e r o r d a B*c 9F. C ur of N W W of N E K . 20 . 20 30 All Block 12, G e n e v a ..,-......... ..... John l.a m o rra u i.. ....... 16.42 Lota I, 2. 3. 4, 17, 18, 19, 20, Bun N 7 H ch W 20 ch W h ltc o m h 'a .Second A ddilluh la G e n e s a aa R e c o r d e d In P la t Book No. 2, P a g e 50 33, 31, 36, 36, 46. 49, 60, 6.93 M a t th e w Williams 51 , v - i . h 'ft K *0 r h ___ ____ H rm lnole County R e ro rd a 51 and 52 Tuarawllla . ' - U n k n o w n . . . . . — —— — 8 .OIL 8.23 Annie It. Thompson S ! J “ I N W '* c.f N W t f 21 20 so Lota 5 to 9 and I I to 16 and Lots 19 a n d 20 Illoek 6 W hltspring H am m ock aa H s r o r d c d In I’l a l l ll o a k No. 1, F a g r t 2 to 3. Hemlnole Co. R e ro rd a 21 In 32 a n d 37 In 44 r o m h ' i Second Add to a n d 46, 47, 48 a n d 53 t o , ■!-■>'* «1 t o 67 ( l ™ E 10 ch) Genova ------------ ... — C. E. P a t te r s o n 13 05 and ail 68 to 88 S pring 64 T u a r a w l ll a ------- — _______'____________________U n k n o i n . . . ____________ HUnshlne l lr l g h l a aa H e r a l d e d In P l a t Book No. 2. P a g e 34. H em inelc Co. R e r o r d a H a m m o c k ___ — _________ U n k n o w n . . . . — —. 84.CO Lota 1. 7. 8. I I . 14, 15 a n d 20 S u n a h ln e l l r l g h l a ............— ‘ J . II. B r y c e . . — ____ _____ 3.56 Phillip R. Young G i a n t na R e c o r d e d In Plal Rook No. I. P a g e J J . H am lnolo N * ' rt o l S W y _______ _________ 22 20 80* 40 E r h p lr a L and C o _______ 6.12 County Recorda E ureka Mammock an R e c o r d e d In P l a l R e ek No. I , P a g e 106, Hemlnole Co. B e c s rd s NWW of N EW - — ................. .— 17 20 32 U n k n o w n . __________„... -- ------ L J 6 L ota 2. l l gnd 17 Phillip R. N E W of N E W - . . . _________ 17 2« 32 N ' t Lot 57 E ureka HamU n k n o w n . . . _______ ? ^ - ^ 6 . 2 6 Young G ra n t . ..... 5 21 31 Ja n a Y ounea E state mock ....................... ............ U nk n o w n .— 2.49 Reg 4.99 eh N of S W C or o f —_ IT 20 32 L o t 4 Phillip R. Young G r a n ^ 8 2 1 0 81_______________ J , ” Y o u n J * E a U U - ™ R un N 4.99 >9 ch “ E 12 3 ' t Lot 104 and All L o U 112 ch 8 4.99 eh W l ? i f h J a m e s A. D a v e n p o r t . .. »*'d 129 . E u r e k a H a in 8.24 9 ) i L o t C Block 8 Hub Div ol is beg IE cor Mlrnua P r o p e r t y aa r e ­ i . . '9 l,ek _______ ________ U n k n o w n .,,. ———13.97 BE W of NK'*' (Iras ru n N 14 eh W rh 8 corded In P la t B ook 2 L m r ' k ' 1 131 Eurek“ l l »w * M j Wa 14 ch K 5 e h . . ... 18 20 22 Pag* 64 S. C. 11. J. A. D a v e n p o r t . . , , 6.06 E. A. P a r s o n * ____...__ , 2.2ft SW.W Of N W ' i liras b 4 HW 8 ) i ol S \ v W of N E W of SW.W 3 21 29 Lo,‘ , a 2 . V33T 134, 1SS, " l i t • > l # r *“ E . M. R o b e r t a . __________ 1.6ft cor r u n K 10 r h ) 12.13 and 117 E u r e k a Ham- B}4 of N W ' i ............................ —— 4 21 29 80 E m p i r e L a n d C o . . — ____ 1.19 ch W 10 r h 8J 13.13 1 . _____ __ ___________ , E d g a r G i l b e r t . . . . . . . . _« 8.80 E H uf N W t J of SWW and c h a i n * ) . , . , - --------/ . _ : ----- 19 boi u s E u r e k a H a m m o c k .. .......U n k n o w n ... —— — . 9.06 8 H a ( NEW of SWW 4.64 a n d SEW of HW.i * of W ,4 ol S E W (Ins* N E W ol N W ) and BE<{ of N W W o /B W W ... 7 21 3 9 N*-W of N E W ..; ,____________ 23 20 30 E m p i r e L a n d C o . . .. U n k n o w n . . . _______ J.___ ‘ b .TO HEW ..... r-----------— -------- 19 __ E J 4 of SVY.W o r NWW (leaa 9 14.20 acre* In N E eor) — — ____ 9 2^ 39 N W W ol N W W . '. . 19 20 32 40 . U n k n o w n ‘ ° i w 8W KM °* N W , < 24 20 <30E m p ir e L and C o , . .. 13.21 U n k n o w n ...---------—-------2 .6 0 ‘ ,n * All L ot 2 ilea* 8 W * ' ^ ........I S « *0 c n EBO« * . t U r . c n . : : ; ; 86.88 N W of N E W of S E W n n d WW U n k n o w n . -------------n„ ..N E W of I m t2 )......... .........26 of N W W uf S E W a n d 6.26 B . g H251.7N f t ^ E dI B W C oT of Z° ! ° ” 40 U nkB 0* n ------- ----------vT ?4 01 K S W W of S E W a n d N H *Wg N EI, i „r• of w 8*W u of NR EW »I N W J i o l N W W ................... 21 20 42 o\ N E W of S E W ' of W 682.44 ft H R un 8 417.4 ft F, 208.7 a H E W a n d All SW of *<■•>« f t S 88 deg W ft N 417.4 ft W 208.7 93.0J I* 8 24 deg 30 feet ............ ...... ...______ * J>in E 1186.32 H ‘ E U n k n o w n . .'___ ... — 2.46 klva lllver a n d E W of ..............— 21 20 22 17.50 W w of H W W 17 E. F. Driggers 2 **9 <4 ft N 1335.18 ft .' U n k n o w n . . . .„ .... 10.20 S W W (less 214 arrsw In 8 H ol S E W of HW.W— . 20 32 M. D. B arber 2.88 N E eor p( H R a n d 7 l.angood as RceerdCd.ln P la t D o o k |N o . I. Pagea^lg to 21, H rm lnole County Records arre* In N W cor of H . o l h e r . Flaclda Cllriia C e m a a a y ’a P l e t e f Hee, J | T p. 29. B. 22. a . H . e . r d e d In b' ts 409 to 418 Longwood..'___ E. W. H enek . .v . _ 5.12 N til a n d SW W of I 1st R e e k .N o . 1, P a g e 66, H e m lnole County H e r e r d a sw w Lota 80 to 38 Sou. Fla. C ilru a . 208H U n k n o w n ,.,,.. _____ 23.6th Rand's Addition to Ixmgwood as Recorded 16 l’l»l Itaak No. I. Page 18, . .S E W of N W W ................... ....... "" Co'* P la t o l ------------ — _ I I 20 82 . U n k n o n ......... 40 U nknow n.......... ---------6. 00Hrent note County Records 12.75 8 ) * * .............. Lai U n k n o w n ,..,.. ------9 .3 0 Southern 9 Sac. M , Tp. » , H. M .’ m ■ acardid I . 31. as ? /& W ^ f ' i w i t " a n d N t V ' of * ** * 2u' 25. 2« and 27 r ia l uaah Na, 2. Page 67, Haaalnala Counts County Recorda Record* B a nd a Add t o L ong- • * * ° ° d -----------------------------H . E . G r i g g s . . __________ 6.88 Lota 3 a n d 4 Sou. FI*. C itru a - a . 11 11 H. J o h n s o n ____________ ^ 2 . 2 2 . C o ’# P l a t . . . — *3 U n k n o w n ......... a* . _______ 8.18 r i a n • f 8 , b l B * ^ » e f I ^ n d ^ U a g l n g t , A U am an te L an d . H ote l a a d N a r l g a t l o . C o . Brail'* A ddition to L s a g o o d aa R o r o r d e d In P la l Book No. I, P a g e 22 Beg 2.97 rh W a n d 6.24 ch N v . ... ..I u * * k N a. L > a g * 10, H e ailaa lo C o a n ty R e co rd a H e m la ale C ona ly Recorda L o U 116. 127, 129, 130 a n d 181 A lta m o n te L. It. A N. H ’a i i ! .B lotk B B iutt'a ' • A dd to Longwood, .......... P. B. T r u i t t --------------- — 8.63 s t w L o U l 4 » . ' * U f ‘ a j S M' l i i T A 1 U . U n k n o w n . . . --------------------s.00. B*l 200 f t V pf HW C o P o T ' chain* —— ____ — _ monl* L II A N Co _____ _ John L am eraux. U n k n o w o . . . . ____ ________ 2.70 w a r r e n S t a n d O le a n d e r 6 eh E * W by 7 rh N A 8 In LoU 14l_ and _!72. Altamonte - w ru“ nn .8 a gpo L H A N C o , , . ___ — CTtv JT 2 M ff tt w W 80 80 U n k n o w n ________________ 133. W.^C-LWilliimaon_______ 3.30 L oU 323. 824, 830 aad 831 23 20 82 Bee l i o . ? ° ° J l ^ ■ • » » .......... -S 2 2 < » > < » « • a 6 Un « » ! 469.1 It E of BE C o r of N ^ W of N W W * * Allamonla L II A N Co 23 20 82 40 w. Eli S w av e ly . . . ------------- — 2 .1 2 ----6.15 D o u 2 1 1 ^ « i , i m ; t i i . v m W arre n 8t a n d E L a k e Bag SB C o r o f V f l 28 20 I I , 1, - . S 2.07 a c r e s ) , ------ — .. 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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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c884ef057f6a3ff78940e81b7ffb5bc5.pdf 9e229b6279dd1c844fcf7652e94ef3b6 PDF Text Text .. « .. +• • V ( r r j f< ’Z ~ " * *• .r^J - “ff. 7^0 . ■v^Vr■ :,v - --------— --------- i v " ’ •■■■’— t . - ■ • i - ■ :. • ; • 1 * *■v mv SA N FO R D H E R ADD 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 SEC T IO N NUMBERS! SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1319 VOLUME X 1 CONVENTION OF CITIZENS ON TUESDAY I 1 COMMUNITY .WORK CONVEN­ TION WILL BE HELD IN SAN­ FORD NEXT TUESDAY TO WHICH ALL ARE INVITED I ’ , f , A community work program has .been arranged for next .Tuesday, May 27th, to be held ip Sanford. An anulysts hf the program seems to reveal the following points: 1. A study of the county as a whole’ . from the standpoint of its needs along the lines of education, recreation, sanitation, economics and religious. *• . • , 2. An effort to conserve the soldier spirit of service and sacrifice, .profit­ ing by his most valuable experiences anil making them and him an asset to community,betterment. • 3. Some plan |>y which the excel­ lent team work that'w e.have had in the various war activities may Ijq kept .alive (or peace times and all times. A •few points are especially to be nut* J Th p Uill.* range oF topic:* disf L *•■1 1ill t )n-i^ relation to tin- •rnnkir.K -if t Ilf lust county better , •i Th f |li-rsoiuii'l of spoakeirs irf» j.1'. i mill t-lcrs and laymen of all ilt'li*1mmutions. business and profesPlnn; *1 men . soldier* and civ ilians a!:1i Seminole County, Co. Demonstra­ tion Agt. C. M. Berry 3:30 Organization of County Com­ mittee and Appointment ’ of Com­ munity Chairmen 4:L5 Suggested Activities, Volun­ teers • 4:30 Song, Audience ' Play Demonstration, Mnss Ath­ letics, Group Games. . ‘ . Tuesday Night, Congregational Church, Hon. II. It. S tev en s’ . Presiding ' 8:30 Music, Mrs. Lucile Aspinwall Takach ’ 8:15 Introduction of the Speaker, Hon. E. F. Housholder 8:50 Address, Fay Cilley, State County Work Secretary. 9:30 Sohg, Audinnce - .. 9:40 Benediction, Roy. Arthur S, Peck. , No collection— No subscriptions. Momorinl Sunday The annual celebration of this day will be held at^thc Congregational church Sunday morning nt oleven o’clock. Federal and Confederate veterans of the Civil War are in­ vited to attend in a body, as also the veterans of,the Spanish-American and re,cent Great European Wars. The address of the occasion will be given by Rev. M r..Brow er on the, theme, “ Tho Meaning nnd the Re­ wards of*Sacrifice.’.’ The music will lie in charge of Mrs. Takach. With the passing oL tho years a deeper and richer meaning attaches to this day. National llrposiiN Over S I,090.000 G ERM AN Y ICOURT CON ’ ON MUST SIGN BY MAY 29 T U E S D A Y EXTENSION OF TIM E OF SEVEN COMPARATIVELY LIGHT DOCK­ ET FOR TIMS TERM WILL DAYS GIVEN IN O R D E R ’.TOUSE NEW COURT HOUSE FORM ULATE ARGUM ENTS • * 1 _ period of seven days’ grace has The Spring Term of the Circuit been extended Germany by the rep­ Court for Seminole county will open resentatives of. the allied and assp- on Tuesday, May 2 7 l h . • dated governments And which the As usual Judge Jus. \V. Perkins German peace plenipotentiaries may will preside over the deliln-rntidns of conclude their study of the peace this session and State’s Attorney treaty and formulate such replies to Jos. Junes will handle t h6 state’s the various clauses as they desire. interest in all mutters coming up at The extension of time which orig­ this session. inally was to have expired ut noon It is understood that there is a Thursday was set forward to Thurs­ light d o ck et’for this session, crime day. May 29. nt the request of the in Seminole county being at a .low Germans, who advanced the plea ebb, during these days of enforced that more time was required in order drouth. . that the/ might formulate * argu­ . This session of* tho court will be ments of much importance. Almost held in the new court house building simultaneously, with the request by. nnd the ‘people of the county- wUl. the peace plenipotentiaries for more have a chance to inspect the new „ „ . . ’ , time comes from Iicrlin a statement ,building and try out t^e new court of thc^German cabinet that Germany room which has been arranged under is unwilling t« sign the peace treaty. the .lire, lion of Judge Perkins. The document i.*’ n reiteration, al­ though in strong.- words, of the Cdneregaliohal Churrh Sunday views of (he foremost statesmen in Germany that the sealing of the In l i e no ruing Memorial Day compact would spell the ruin of the s e re in s will be observed in keeping with the annual custom. Veterans former empire. ing when the Cnrnivnl Queen was crowned nnd the beautiful May-Pole dance was given by a number.,of pretty little girls. When the votes werq counted it was found that little Miss Rebecca Stevens had the most votes and was crowned ns Queen of the May nnd given the first prize, a beautiful watch bracelet. Second in number of votes was Camilla Puleston who received a Trench Lpeket nnd M argaret Cowan as third re­ ceived a diamond ring. The Carnival • was a *decided suecess in a finnnciul way nnd n. nice sum was raised, for improvements whjch are contemplated by the Woman's’ Club. The exact a mount, is not yet~bbtninablc as returns are not all reported. •• To give special mention to npy of the attractions at the cnrhivnl would be nn injustice to the others. Suf­ fice to say that nil of the lutlies con­ nected with tho entertaining fea­ tures did their level best to see that everyone enjoyed the occasion to the fullest nnd that they succeeded nobly wns evidenced by the big good Matured .crowds that thronged the- grounds cnch night’. W H Y ARE ITALIANS IN TURKEY - • *•__I - - I Congress convened in extraordin­ ary session on Monday. Representa­ tive Frederick H. Gillette of Massa­ chusetts, manufacturer of thu safety razor which * bears his name was elected npeaker of the house, while Champ Clark of Missouri who has been th» Democratic speaker for the past eight years was elected leader b y the minority party. • ■ '♦ • • • .- * *i -Wil • • . • £ • Kev. Wm. Stones of Oviedo, for” many yours a resident of this county died at the home of his son in Day­ tona on Friday, May 1 6th fafter a brief illness. * • • ■ ! ■.Zt >• tv? mm : •Aa His recommendation regarding re­ turn of the railways und wire lines was the first authoritative declara­ tion by the administration of its futuro policy and greatly surprised many members who had interpreted the developments of the past few tnonths to rpean that Mr.- Wilson eventually would propose somo form of permanent governmeht operation. On the contrary the directness of tho President’s declaration on that point left no doubt that he was through with any possible schome of perma-. nent retention. Tho Baptist churches of his charge a t Oviedo and Geneva will unite ina memorial service in hja hon or'at an early date. . , • Mv 41 i - --— r , In his reference to prohibition, the President did nut enter extensively into the .considerations involved. Demobilization, he said, merely,bus progressed tp such a point that it seems to me entirely safe now to remove the ban upon tho manufac- , ture and sale of wines and beers.’* This ban, laid several months ngo to become effective on July I, could only be removed, the President said, by congressional enactment. Death o f ReV. Siouca - -- • ? r: v- . Ah to Prohibition . - ~i • . * ■ * Congress heafd a unique document —the only one of its kind ever trans- • milted across the ocean from a Pres­ ident nn a foreign shore. For tho first time ill six years it heard a Presidential message read by a read­ ing clerk instead of assembling to hear the President deliver an ad­ dress in person. The rceomrpcrtdntions for the re­ peal of wartime prohibition nnd for return of tho rail and wire systems, while not unexpected by some, con­ tained tho greatest element of sur­ prise and provoked tho most wide­ spread comment of the many taska set before congress by tho President. • T Mm ORGANIZATION COM PLETED AT F I R S T DAY’S S E S S I O N — W ILSO N ’S M ESSA G E TO C O N ­ GRESS ’ . „ • - ' l i ia ■9 Senator Cummins of Iowa was elected president pro tem of the sen­ ate, and Senator Key Pittman of Nevada was selected as the senafefloor lender by the Democrats^ The vote was: Cummins 47; Pittman 42; . M lines in* Tall Tallahassee showing that the Republicans have . ,, . county ’ prosecut­ a clean majority of five on party Srhelle Mnines, co ing attorney is in Tallahassee this issues. week in attendance at the delibera­ President Wilson, in It is message* tions of the state legislature. to congress recommended repeal of the wartime prohibition law-— so l i(> ( l e r k R e s i g n s far ns it applies to wine and beer •las. ('. Roberts, who has been only; announced definitely that tho city clerk and collector for the past raffroad systems and telegraph and of tin- t .1 W i.r are i n v i t e .I to a t ­ four years ha* resigned this position telephone lines would lie returned to Paris. May 21 The tier man tend in a body, and soldiers of our and Fred Rines has beeir appointed private ownership; urged a revision peace delegation, has been grunted of w.ar taxes, particularly to abolish by * llo* council to (ill tin* * position « other war-, will bn cordially* welenrnm an extension of seven days or until the manufacturers’ and retail sales* e.l Til. i i,••ne f•*r the . eli-bration Mr Rims took up hi* new duties on May 2ft, in which to reply in full toexcises; and outlined generally a pro­ Monday of this week. will I"- ' Tl.e Meaning and Rewards the peace terms, in-curding to an gram respecting labor. Mr. Roberts has no intention of of Sacrif ice. ” Musi.- will lie in keep­ official announcement leaving Sanford and is making ar­ ing with tlu- occasion. Eleven These were the "high spots" uf tho rangements to enter business here. President’s message'ealifiptfroin Pa­ ('ount von Hrorkdorff Runtzau. o'clock. Mr Rines i* well known in San ­ head of the German peace ilelegari*. “Christ tin P.-r| etu.il Test" will tinte, asked an i-xtcnsinb of time fur In- the s u b j e c t «.f the evening -tervjtf- ford. having lived here for a number Beside* that, he again urged en­ of years during which time In- lias Germany to present her reply to the act iqsnt of the woman suffrage con­ beginning at eight o’rlock ' been local freight agent of the A. C. allied peace terms. stitutional amendment; recommend­ E. and manager of the Southern Util­ ed that the tariff Inws lie supplied The Vaunt stated that further Death of A. II. Wallare. ities Company of the city. He. lias notes were being prepared and’ that had a wide experience in clerical with teeth to protect American in­ A. II Wallace, who lias lived in dustry against foreign attack; spoko it wnllhl be ‘impossible to complete and near Sanford (or the past six work and is well qualified to hold for legislation to facilitate American them by 1 p. m. Thursday when tin­ years died on Tuesday at Daytona. this position. enterprise thrpugli the expansion of time limit is up. Florida where lie lias been working shipping ntid backed Secretary Lanes It is too late for Germany to seek temporarily for some time. progrnm for land for returning sol­ to deny-bdth the aggression in the The deceased came to this section diers. • # war and her. responsibility for it. six years ago and settled cm a hoinei Of the peace conference and tho This declaration is made by Premier j stead near the Wekiwa. river. Durleague of nations the President tnereClemenceau as president of the peace , jnj{ hj|( ri.Hi(, hrr,. worked ttl 1!y said it would In- premature to disconferenc in replying to the Her- ^ „„ ljlin(.r f„r ,, ,*„wall, |i-iihs them or e^presi a judgment. mini noti n reparations, tin- text *if .caving during the war for Daytona |He also nvoidc.1 dit. -UA.iion of dome3- 8 Which with the reply was made pub- whpr(, |)u„ workin„ B1MC„. tic legislation at length bemuse of lie last night. ||t. |,,avt.s „ wjftf whp js still living his lung- absence from Washington. Tho argument put forth by Count on uic place near Wekiwa. • Elsewhere in this issue will be found the statement of the FirstNational Rank of this city ns called for by the Comptroller as of May 12th. • It will lie noticed that the depos­ ('oinmunity Singing and 'll its of this institution are over the Comm'unity Kccreation in mass million dollar mark, the first time ram* in the history of the city that a batik *P *i »» las ( it*rms offer a reimarkhas enjoyed deposits of this amount »t . opportunity for the developThe report of the First National tr. • "I community consciousness. not only speaks well for the bank but 1* uk of a whole community stop­ ping for thirty minutes to pome lo­ for the community as well. It indi­ git* -r to sing and play -not simply cates that Sanford.and vicinity is in the children but adults as well. A a much more prosperous conditio!* fn'ghly healthful sign when dignified than ever before. preachers, sago looking lawyers, p,nle faced bankers and business men get out of their grin’d long vnough to limber up their bodies and minds and spirits in play. The American urmy was known as a singing and playing arms We wonder H there is any i ot.tn 1 1 ion between this anil the fact It at it was also recognized as the cleanest army that any nation ever m lit to battle, and we nlso wonder.if von Brockdorff Rantznu wan that - Funeral services were held u f T . J7 those things which developed such Germany did not sturt a war of «K- 1 Mill».r ‘ & Son’s undertaking parlors splendid morale among our men un­ gression, that the German people * on Thursday morning,- Rev. C. D. TIMS IS THE QUESTION ALLIES der arms would not do the same COUNTY OFFICIALS-HAVE TAK­ were convinced they fought a defen- jirowcr of the Congregational church ARE ASKING Of THE- ITALIAN thing for civilians. Let's try it! EN POSSESSION OF NEW sive war and thul the present (»or- olli.-inting. Interment was made in GOVERNMENT If you arc even s relic of the BUILDING RECENTLY PUR­ man government cannot lie held* re- i,;ik(. View cemetery, human species and have not lost sponnitilp for “ faulty" of the* former Paris, May 22. It has been learn­ CHASED 1IY COUNTY 'I all jour play instinct, get out t o ‘the German Kovernment. ed in trustworthy quarters that the . Ilnvtling Alley for S. Anrir.l*'h Seminole county has moved. At park and take part in that play dem­ United Matos, Great Britain and Premier Clemenceau takes up the ’ least the officials have moved and onstration We understand games poihts made by the German delega-J Through the interest of friends. Franrc have united in sending'a note will he promoted for all—fat men, the official headquarters are now in tion and declares that the German t,u‘ f,ne- 1,01 of doub,° bow,inK »<leys to Italy re .uesting nn explanation of ban men. young men, old men, hoys the new court house recently pr- government last November made no formerly in the Elks’ Club building the landing of Italian forces in Tur­ and girls, and even the women. chasCd from the Elks of the city nnd protest against the charge in a note have. been secured for tho -purish key. . _ . Bring your fiat heel shoes and come remodeled for court house purposes. of Berrctary of States Lansing that wurk of CrH88 churih in con' . Premier Orlando of Italy is said to Whilo the officers , are n o t . com­ Gcrmny prepared to take some part. A numwas the’ aggressor. T h e ' ncction wllh lhe Brollicrhood of have made a reply t o ’the council of her of new games worked out in the pletely settled in their new-offices on president of.* tho conference points i S »,nt Andrew. A large and conve. four during n sharp personnl incident army and nnvy will he staged, among nccount of minor finishing wprk by out further that Germany made t h o ! nicnl ^ ' d i n g i» now being erected during which he objected to the _ The them being Medicine Ball Relay, painters and carpenters, they are. all French government of 1871 and the for ,hc »’,acin« ot tl,c a,lcyB',M‘ " presence of Premier Teblzlclos jof Volley Ball, Throe Deep Too Deep, at work on their regular jobs of at­ Russian government of 1917 respon­ Brotherhood of St. Andrew in its Greece. The latter retired from the Dead Man Relay and French Crick­ tending to the business of the-.coun­ sible for the arts of the. impcrinl work nnd in its steady growth and me tint:' acquirement of buildings with their et. Special army men will teach ty and nil seem as happy as n boy regimes in France nnd Russia. The Italians landed troops at these games. . e ' t-quipment is doing the ordinary and with a new bicycle. . * Adnlin, Budrum and Makri during legitimate ’’ Y. > ! . C. A." work of The building as re-arrnnged makes The following is the program for Second Annual Students’ Recital the community and filling its place. the ’period when Premier Orlnndo the day. ' • a fine court Iioubo. It is well built, The Music Department of the There are various Chnptcrn for the und Foreign Minister - Sonnino had Tuesday Morning, Lyric Theatre. hns plenty of light on all sides, is Woman’s Club announces the 2nd with drnwn from the peace confer­ cool in summer nnd can easily, he annunl students’ recital to be given vnrious ages of the young lads up to Srhelle Malncs Presiding ence, mnking the landings without heated in .winter. The offices are all in the club house Tuesdny afternoon, und including young men. Member­ lb:00 Invocation, Rev. M. II. notice to the allies. ship is irrespective of any spccinl re­ accessililc to the public and to each May 27th at 3:30. A pleasing pro­ Massey ligious affiliation; hut in the ease of other and are Inrge enough to ac­ gram will be rendered by pupils ........**-•'■••• **“ * “”v The reported Italian incident, ap­ Song, Audience ,,, ' the younger lads, only with the concommodate the records and desks of ,from the piano class of, Miss Ellen . parently complicates tho Turkish Ib:l6 Purpose of Convention, L. all officers nnd assistants. Mahoney and Iron, the vocal and lu " “r' nUquestion, nlready a vexed one, with H Reynolds, Dist. See. Y. M. C. A. In. the basement of the first floor piano classes of Mrs. Lucille AspinU ,H , " tendod 0,30 to throw ° ^ n which' the pnaco heads have been, 10:45 Relation to Returned Sol­ arc found the offices of Sheriff Brady, wall Takach. This will bo the clos- thu, b°»d' nKi P « b11' “8C- struggling for some little time past dier to Community Activities, Rev. County Demonstration Agent 6 . M. ing affair of tho .’club season nnd a l* „,0U, 1 } ‘, a t lbcro “ro mony In evident nntiepation of a Greek James J. O'Riordnn Berry nnd Justice of the Peace cordial invitation is extended to nil who wil1 be K'ad of 8Uch bcal‘ bful mandate to administer the Smyrna 11:00 The Returned Soldier and Stringfollow. The county guards members, and their friends. Tho “ mU8emc,nt among the citizens of our district, allied forces were landed at the Church, From the Layman’s will also be on this floor. ' On the program follows: * . city: and aKain* il * 'il1 nnother Smyrna last Thursday, meeting with Viewpoint, Supt. T. W. Lawton next •floor arc the offices of Judge Piano, To the Fairest • Petrie attrnct,on to tbe tour'8t wbo '«»y b«? considerable resistance from the 11:15 The Returned Soldier and the Housholder, county judge; A Margaret Berner ; Buest8 in our cUV’ Turks but making themselves mas­ Church, From the Pastor’s View­ Vaughan, tax assessor; Jno. D. Jin-v Piano, Curious S tory — ........ .. .Heller ’ • — ters of the city. Italian troops par­ point, Rev. E. D. 'Brownlee kins, tax ccllcctior; E. A. Douglass, • • Luella Mahoney I. The Spring Festival ticipated to some extent in this land­ 11:30 The City Beautiful, Rev. C. clerk of the circuit court; and T. W. Vocal (a), April's Here .......Ronald! The Spring Festival and Carnival ing. According to n Paris dispatch DeW. Brower . Lawton, superintendent of public in(b) Ilia Favorite Flower Louitz Riven by the Indies of the Welfare of May 20 tho Italians had previous­ 11:45 Community Athletics, from •strurtion. On tho top floor is a Miss Muriel Harrold Department of the Womnn’s Club the n Soldier’s Viewpoint, Lieut.. J. C. large and well arranged court .room Piano (a) First Rose Waltz Pressor closed last night after throe days and ly landed forces ut Adalia, southern coast of Asia Minorwnd Hutchison and the county commissioners’ room. (b > Auld Lang Sync Scotch Air nights of real old fashioned good likewise disembarked troops at Bud12:00 Needs of the Small Town, Evelyn Peabody times. _’ • The new court house will he ample rum, 96 miles southeast of Smyruu H-v I.. E. Wright , Del’Acquif • The carnival was held in thfc and at Maki on tho Gulf of Makri, to accommodutc the county for Vocal, The Swallows * 12:15 Song, Audience. Mrs. Vaneo Douglass— *— Ninth Street Park and included nil in the villayet of Smyrna. There years to come and la one of the very Piano, Magnolia Bloom „C. Lcmont tbat usually goes with the carnival had been Nothing to indicate that Tuesday ’Afternoon*.. MdhodUl best arranged court house buildings Margaret Petfers' attraction-put on by professionals, these landings were not by agree­ Church , in the state. It is a beautiful build­ Duet, Lo Pretty I t o c e ............... ............. including tho freak show, the fortune 2:30 Prayer, Rev. C. W. White • ment among tho allies and indeed, Mrs. Douglass, Miss Harrold 'teller, the toy balloons, the country some of .the unofficial forecasts- as to ing and standing as it docs near the 1 Song, Audience . Piano, Second Valse...._...........Godard ■tore «nd red .lemonade. In addU the probable division of Turkish * Economic Condition of Scm- lako front and .bulkhead is one of^ * Sarah Whecloss •tion a .minstrel show was given each »*ole County, Maj. Forrest Lake territory under the league of nations the first buildings to greet tho eyes Vocal (a) Chanson Proyencalo...... . night In tho convent acroas tho mandatories had indicated the prob­ 3:00 Thrift, Hon. B. *F. Whltner of the traveler who comes to Sanford (b) Waltz Song_______ From Faust »tre*t on Oak avenue. ability that Italy would bo given the ' 3:16 Agricultural Condition of by the. river route. Mra. A. M. Philips | The climax'Nvas reached last even- Adalia dlatrict to administer. NOW IN THE NEW COURT HOUSE BLDG. CONGRESS CONVENED • % I �—*r • ■i '■■■ . ■ .. ' , * MAY 16, 1913 O W NER L ■. • ‘ i* I T+r ■ •. ■D B f' (L Rtf-V . I I KkVi E * l Ariiount ol T u « r and Coatl DESCRIf TION o r l_ANI> Amount of Taira and Coata OWNER* 3 40 N W ' 4 ol S K * , ' lea a tier N W l"nk no »n A N 'C o Cor run 8 5 rh E 6 eh 1.011 2 14, 22 9 . 230. 24 3 . 244, N 3 rh W 6 rh and Iraa 25 9 . 2 03. 27 7 . 2 78, 288. her N E C or run W 10 28 9 . 30 3 , 304 and 303 ch S 6.67 eh E 10 eh 4 83 Unknown Alta m uatr I. II * N Co _ J O Kr l ea. N 6,67 'h ! 31 22 21 It 1.011 318. 319. 320, 321. 322, N 1. ol S W 1 1 ol N W ' 1 o| 323. 321. and 306. 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Klrat Add lo l l l a e k ........ Iludaon Park aa Recorded In Plat llook No. I. Page 69. Seminole f.'ount; Itecorda Mammock . llanaun , - - - I l.ot to Florida Grove* Co'# l.ota I, 2. 13 and 14 Iludaon * * . 2-70 , p|t t t Add to lllaek • T\atherlne Si Anna P a r k .......... .............. ........... .. . It. C. Ty ler . _ Ifanaon Mammock . . . W ' i l.ot 12 and All 13 and I I 13 21 Urge N E C or nf B E ) . of S E ' t 1 florid a Grova* Co'* Hun W 9 3 6 ft S* 61* ......................... *47.8 It l l m r y Slm m on a 13 Flrat Add - t o lllaek E 9 ) 1 . 7 It N to Iter . 4.90 U nknow n Mammock _____ Dr. R. W. Falla* 21 29 40 23 N W J4 of N W ! j .................. I ) l.ota 13. 16. 17. 37. 3 8 . 3 9 and F o rrra t 4*ll; aa R r r o f ^ r d In Plat llook No. 2, Page 60, Seminole 4 o u n l; Record** 40 Hnrida G ro w a Co'a W « L o t 3. All 4 . '5 and ft and „ . , .... Flrat Add to lllaek E H L o t 7 Correct <*lty , M. E . ( lark . .^ . !*• *? Mammock . ___ . J. II. 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Nrmlnolc h l r i N ur try of U l t v ( harm ■« K rr o n ln l In l*lal llouk No. I, Cuunly K rro fd i loot* |3 m d I I lllnrk A F r l n H u r f a / of l.a k r ( ’ h i r m _ J. F A II. A. A l l U n n ___ 10.75 A l n i n d 'l i i or 0 « l r d o , r r r o r d r d In I'lal llook No. I, I'agr 13, Nrmlnolr ( o. ICrrorda loOl I lllnrk II M r u n d r l i nr Ovli-dn J. II HuniM I 36 A. A tilin'* Kir ml . I,oto*I, 2. 3. 4. 5 and 6 A. -Antin'* h i n t Ovlvdo . . . . WIDon'o Addition A d d l l l o n to O tlrd o *■ R r ro rd rd In I'lal Rook No. I, I'a gr 13 Hrmlnolr f o u n t ; Rrrordo lllnrk It Add. to ............... J . ||. Duma* _____ . to O tl r d o *« R rro rd rd In I'lal llook No. I. I’ oge 5 ) , Hrmlnolr - . "*. f o u n t ; Itrcordo . Lota IB and 20 lllork II, WIIaon'a Add to O vlrdo . ____ I„ T. I l u n l . ____ __ _______ M l d n a ; In Her. 10, T ; . 21, R. 31, ae R r r o r d r d In I'lal llook No. I,'.l’ ag e*4 8 Hrmlnolr f o a a l ; Rrrordo L o t 8 5 M idw ay,--------------- ----------- 10 21 31 8. W. S t r v m * . . r ,______ _ Jo h n J . Egan'n Addition lo O tl r d o t o R r r o r d r d In I'ltl Rook No. 2. I’ ogr 52 , Seminole f o u n t ; Rr rord o , L ola 6, 7, 8 and 9 lllark I Jo hn J . E gan'* Add. tp Ovlrdo . I - T. H u n t . — ..__________ _ 3.05 4.75 1.65 8.75 EH o< NW>4 ol N W t ( and K 402 It ol W > , of N W ) . of N W ' , (iraa 8 2.11 ch) . 14 31 SI I*. W. Grant W 328 fl of N )< of N W »4 of B K M o iS W R .. . 16 31 81 O. 8. H o w a r d 1 — .. 4 WH of N E ' 4 o> N E ' 4 of 5 81 l a T . Hunt .!_______ WEH. . IS 31 14.70 20 16 23 81 Glaagow Itohlnaon . . . . E H of N E ) 4 of N W K . . . . 6.43 I l t f 20 II N of SW f o r nf N E I J nf N E ' , 16 21 81 Run E 420 II N 2 1 0 (t W 420 It !( 2 1 0 fl 2Z I,. II. Moorr 2.97 8K>4 ol HE I, of N W ' , and N H "I S E 14 ol N W '4 (Iraa brg N E Cor nf S i r Run H 1 14 yda W 326 1 3 yda N 114 2.7 yda E 3 2 6 1-3 yda) .. . 16 16 21 SI 31 23 22 II. D. L a t l m r r _______ 7.57 T h e Hlatla Co lon ; C e m g a n ; ' a Hnbdltloloa no R r ro rd rd In Pint llook No. 2, Pago 71 Hrmlnal* C e a n l ; Reco rds Lota I, 2, 20 and 21 Slavin Colony Co'a Hut, D ir . O vrralrret Turp. C o . . Lola 81 and 38 Slavin Colony C o '* Sub D l v ____ _______ U nknow n.. . . Acre* In BE Cor of S W ){ of N E ) ( „ _ ------------- L..Z 1» 21 81 8 W R of N E ) 4 ---------------- ------ 21 21 I I N E H o!8 E > < ----------------------------I I 21 II • a: .: r~_■ - Unknown.............. ................. U n k n o w n ... _____ U nknow n.______ ____ __ 2 .7 8 10.45 6.25 f |..rlilj Gr**\ #* (*«»*• Fir»*t Add t*» Mark llmilf^uri. .. '. l.ot m» 1lorida (lr«v«a Co'a Flrat Add to - Mark Hammock M 4l"(ida C*fovea i : «, ro'a l iret Add In lllark _ - II arninocU l.ot* h«f uii, !»1, *rj and HI |t f|4|4 lifnVi'6 j .r«t Y11 m I t Mark llao**n"rk * '•». .^.,.| 7 H'.riOj 1rbl 9 *»| |,r ...9 < 1 . f t Add of lI -i i |! *•!» * t • 10 . ^ Ml ij 32 19 1.35 4.9 0 4.90 4.90 ' 9.60 17.30 27.W) | 10 |1 | ark ^ N« ' f t h l'.i$r 4,*,.I |. Itl.*rk < Vill* W anted To rent permanently, an 8 room house in good location. 1). It. Swing. 4—-tf FOR SALE ! i ik n o t k li • I 'A m *• *!lk lli n*r«N UuiY tli l.int'Tihark 2. I ' a j i * 11 ^»*« m l ' t i l e ( « q n l | W M tl» ;% . I J , N e m l n u l r l iiuni) W Kvvn*'liift I ’•*» llrtu riN Jarnhi W ni. J Iftiln I ' *.k M•.» f. ••I *1 2!» I»f lo Il\y i'l of !)l« a i S ' i *f SF. *4 nf ami S 1, of S i : » , of S F . ' » nf H i:* I . • 12 „( s w ' , n 21 32 U n k n o a .1 21 12 l » * l . Thra ah.r 2i 3:i T im W o m a n '* ('lu ll of Sanford F >r Sale Sixty gallon under ground gostdini* ftlorag" (auk and ptim;*. Price $U5.U0. Uiglit (!ro. 52-2tv ciry Cn. --------------r----------Fur -Sale One- Cleveland rarer. iJuO.UO. 1 E. M I■*. Roadster, $225. 52-21p 211 French Ayj.- W hy S u ffe r? ' J , A. Cox, of AlMrs. derson, W. Va., writes: "My daughter . . . suflered terribly. She could not turn in bed . . . the doctors gave her up, and we brought -her home to die. Site had suffered so much a t . . . lime. Hav­ ing heard of Cardui, we got It for her.” \V il Slury F o r S ale D uroc hone* fender atralll S id e. D u r o c pigH 7 w e e k * o l d . for service. (ieo O rion R ailtl;itl. De­ WI--I 5 'J-h tp For Sale Five acres celery farm at Beck Hammock, house ami grist ual memlmrs refuse to pay T H E I R mill. S. A. Huston, Crown Paper 52-4tp gas hills’ (this an overcharge of ga9 Company. quarter meters). For Snle—One Ford roadster wit Ii Miss Kuthryn Henrickle on detachable truck body in good shupc. State Roarti of Crusaders in Health Must sell at once, $275.00. In­ Work gave instructive talk and ns- quire Herald. • 52-2tc tounding fact* of rondilions existing For Sale Fine corn, on ear. in various part* of I lit* state, espe.-J ( ’. M. Slone, Cameron tally concerning spread of tuhcrci.- sharked. Ave.. .-ar Celery. 5'2-2tc losis. The Woman's Tonic "in a few days, she be­ gan to improve.” Mrs. Cox continues; "and had no trouble a t . . . Cardui cured her, and wc sine its praises everywhere." We receive many thou­ sands of similar letters every year, telling of the gooa Cardui has done for women who suffer from complaints so common lo their 6cx. It should do you good, too. Tr) meeting at the Woman's Club rooms Wednesday, May (th , Mrs J "• Dtckin*. presitlent. presiding I In* I'eing the last meeting of t i e year business transactions were rlusetl for Peach nnd Tomato Crates We Following this the club adjourned the summer, thouglt members will . . . . _ , f o r s o c i a l t i m e w h e n r e f r e s h m e n t s o f can supply you promptly in car lots *lill he busy in . c i v i c e n t e r p r i s e s , . . , , . l ______ ., _ i delicious ice cream ami rake were through most of the summer montlis. s e r v e d , s w e e t p e a s as f a v o r s a n ti, a A very gootl report was given by a musical program being rendered by third vice president, chairman of Mr. Mallory Horne. This was plan­ membership coinihittee, Mrs. K. M. ned by Mrs.' Frank Woodruff, Mrr. Galloway, showing n decided in* J . M. Wallace and Mrs. E. M. Gal­ crease in the membership of the loway. . . ciuh. . Tho Woman'* Club has always Social Department stood Cor community uplift, civic, The Social Department had its social, music and literature, hut through these departments many last gathering of club season in the new fields ol work are constantly lull ronmt Tuesday afternoon. May routing lo view. From this time on 13th. A short business session proT H E U N iV fc itG A L CAW the club house will be given over reded the social good time. Mrs. W. principally to young people for danc­ L. Morgan, chairman, presiding. ing and amusement. Rut with the ' Department officers for the ensu­ young people will he chaperones will ing year were elected ns follows: We are experienced, and know how to give lie many nnd a* a splendid commit­ Vice Chairman, Mr*. B. A. How­ service to the owners of Ford cars.. We havo tee hus been appointed to arrange ard. *' the same methods, machinery and skill that for ull evenings good times are as­ Sccy-Trena., Mrs. Geo. Fox they have in the Ford factory, and we use the sured and especially so through the Membership Committee, Miss efforts of tho committee a Victroin same Purts made by the Ford Motor Com­ is being purchased in order that Katherine Wilkey pany. Ford owners arc doubly guaranteed by Finance, Mrs. Hnrry Ix’wi*. first class music Vill he provided. us ns to the reliability of our service on Ford It was voted to have the aqnunl We say this is for the young people, cars. Don't try to do it yourself, bring your As nil for them did the thought first de­ bridge luncheon revived. car here. * Incidentally we arc getting a few velop but all are cordially invited to members know in past years ‘with what joy this was received, the year participate. * . Ford cars and are aide to make fairly good book will look especially attractive Tho Year Books for the coming deliveries. The annual ytjur were discussed (The Sanford' with this programmed. Touring Car. $525; Runabout, $500; One Club ranks among tho first clubs hull, too. for which the Social Dept, Ton Truck Chassis, $650; Coupe, $660; Setlan, for having the best Yt-nr Rookj, ha* such uii established reputation will as usual be scheduled, for this is $775. These prices f. o. b. Detroit. whether l ho club should litre Home a most entertaining nffair. printed or purchase its own ma­ Following discussion of the year's chine. This was finally left to the discretion of the program committee, (duns’ members gathered around of which Mrs. A. D. Kelly is chair­ th(ee tables of bridge, Mrs. E. P. man. EDWARD HIGGIN! C. F. WILLLYMS. * ’ Discussion- of gUa hills of town Morse being recipient of prize, a Agent__. Salesman / pretty gdest towel. was interesting. Mrs. B. A. Howard as hostoia Motion was majie that club refusd to pay gas hill for which it had been Viith her assistants servcdjdelicious unduly .charged. Also that individ- refreshments. * 1; m i \ ' i Sr&s '.-.IF*. ■iwa f fmaMiii t /. /. Y 'a For Sale Horse, Wagon and liar1.1 M ness. Everything first class. A. 52-4 tp lluch. Long wood, Fla. A l l III t l i r l a n d * i l r a r r i l i r d in t h r ( o r r g n i n g l y i n g j i n d b i i n g In t h e C o u n t y of S n f n i m d r om t S t a l l Elnrid * W l> ,n 1 6 , o , . f , | " T " * n*lu(i'- or ali ti r. v l a ' i . o i i t i r f i f . . * . H - m r i it , t i * l l It. h> I.l t.i rorati 3 -rt-lo|i t Ii id T j l l a l t * * - . r .*. I. | a b r r r I t i r r fd Rang. •>, alihCi-v l o l l o n t ll rr. -l *. ......... , i . 1 , 1 1 I.. I,. I.l I. . i n . , ' . I t a i . g r E o * t I ,ll*h a*«r. IM I D JIN h IN S . Ml M r 1 * 1 I o llrrln r. S n n ln o lr f o u n t ; WOMAN’S CLUB FO R RENT Unicom. . The tinlrnrn Is it fabulous nnlinnl! Upholstering ami mat fress'making, with the hotly of a horse.hut of larger furniture repaired, mirrors plated, ^ * 0. and with one. horn of t ' i to 2 auto top* and seats recovered. Kir*t cubits In h-ugifi oil It* fordo-ml |H-rclass w’ork only. Brown Upholstery. fw*6:lly >lraight. with a wfiile Imse. Shop. 121 Court St.. Orlando. Fla block middle, and red tip. 49-tf. I' M Smith [inrolliy N \ 111*»rk |» \ l|t«« M 4>l « l.i t v 111 **• k Ii N'lli* Mi l l * N1 M For S aje—Three months old mDu.____ roc pigs. Best stock in the country. Nick Zcrnovean, Maiden Lane. • _ 5l-4tc nished, with gnrdcn space. Will con­ sider three or four rooms. Address Rox 75G, City. - IN ji - 1 1 lo «1, Srmlllvlv I ti. Ilrru rilt I ’ ht l l u \ in % Mill** a s l l r r t t r i|r«| In I ' l a l ll*»ok N.i «.r N\\ s r.1. |*fr v «t t \ For Sale— Nancy Hall and Porto Rico sweet potato draws now ready $2.00 per 1000. F. 0 . B, cash with order. Cates Crate Co. 17-8tc or Mule Wanted—If you Philips Drug Store, corner Fa:', and bargain in cither mule or First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. offer address with full par­ - Y ._________ __ __________ 43 tf Geo. K. Ensey, Tfopic, Fla. For R en t«—Furnished room* for 53-2tp I light housekeeping, 'JI0 French a\e. ■— 6l-3tn W-anted to Rent-»-Smoll' house fur­ 2. ida I . !* I J rnk»<*kfk .17 It t 1 III r k ■ • •n:!'l t a Ni»rlh 4 l» ii |ti ••i 4 a * l i r e or al r t f i n I’ lal H" •W No | , . | || U r..!.. 5 0 - 4 tp For Sale— Duroc pigs 7 weeks old. Duroc boar for service. Orion De­ fender- strain. Geo. Randall, We«t Wanted—.Girl for office work. Per­ Side. ' 52-fitp manent position. Address in own For Sale— Five rooms ' furniture,’ handwriting Hox 373, Sanford. • 510 Magnolia. '53-tf 53-tf Wanted 1 am equipped wilh ma- j ehinery to rlear your land at lowest Also tiling, fencing, •.I I *• po-cihle' cost. breaking land. etc. M. S. Nwo***ii. 50-tf u i: ii i.Ui Mm. S. Ih lili n M M. Smith I V ...• 4) II. i I u t.w i al• • • J l For Sale—The Green cottage at Coronado Reach. Seven room* r<,m pietely ftlrnished. Inquire of Kranl* Mahaffey, Coronado Reach, Florida. - In anatftcring an advcrtl«em,cnt where no name ia mentioned in the id, please do not aak The Herald (or information aa to the identity of the advertiser. Usually^ wo do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we are not allowed' to give out this information. Simply write a 'le tte r t and address it aa ^por In­ structions in tho ad. • ’ HN |0 Fl iniU *#$••%•• i’ f ^YY , 11 2 1 • i i. « 8|. i *a1. 11 •n fj ,W . I N W ' . ' I N •4 , 21 21 l! NK'i "f SF •i *•! NF ' I 21 12 21 SW •, **f \ \\‘ 1» -f *• •»1 21 . * - .f M . .''I ^ * I 21 i : \ \\ , *1 » , •’! “ I 1 •8' 21 i ? . ..f S \\ , **f k» \\ ..r •»* 21- 12 s w >, ..r 2H 21 12 MV ' , <>f 2M 21 12 2ft il 12 N( l rr.tr,1. .1 In I'lal |K41 1* N. 50-3te Horse have a horse to ticulars, ay « • lul l U * , l. . For Rent—Six room house. In­ Wanted—F ift^ men. M. S. Nel­ quire Miller’s Bakery. 50-tf son, Eureka Hammock, Sanford. • ' ' " 63-tf For. R en t— Rooms for light hmiw^— Wnnted-rTo buy a roll top desk keeping. Adults only. 300 french ' k -53-2tc in good condition at reasonable avenuW • price. Enquire at Herald feflice. Furnished Rooms— B y . dny, weckt 63-3 tp or month. Every convenience. Over' Frank Kenney . k or less with the standard peach and tomato crate complete. Write for price*. Prevail & Co., Seville, Fla WANTED Aaron Palmer \t % • \'i*: t . i:u u Il4 *» lit. ». •4. I . I i I I n la I. r - . t , * ( ., « I . f t \ I I 1 » Ilia k II a M.r.i*1* » * # <S> This Column is Free to Returned Soldiers and Sailors Who Heck Positions. M. I.. I j . ; ! / I lort'la llr*ove« < •• f CLASSIFIED t ADVERTISING 8 36 l.ot hi G ■V -v • - . �- * 'W *5m PAGE TWO U -I - ........... I. ■— . — — THE SANFORD HERALD 191*' 1 ljf 3 a -: * * TAW .-' - n9B» .. I > AND FARM LANDS AT .{fS^vl W EST SIDE EAST SIDE FARM OF TW ENTY-ONE ACRES— 10 acres tiled, 4 wells, . good modern house and out buildings, 2 1-2 miles from court house, on the new brick road. 1 $8,500.00, terms. FARM — 5 acres tiled land, 2 wells, 2 1-2 miles from , court house* on the new brick road. $3,000.00, term s. ? A.„ FARM — 5 acres tiled land, 2 wells, 5 room house and small barn. A dandy place at $3,000.00. Terms. The above are all cultivated and in fine condition. Also 10 acres on Beardall avenue, 5 acres cleared, 1 well. One of the few unimproved places on brick road. A bargain at $2,000.00. Terms. . B. - Miss Lillian Waits has returned home from Willfston where she has been teaching the past winter. Misses Olive Waits and Willie Fay Itioncuu hnvo returned home A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ from Orlando where they have been attending Orlando High School. RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUN­ J . E. Phipps has painted his bun­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR TH E HERALD galow on "Crank. Hill.” Mrs. G. S. Maurey of Orlando was who deeply sympathize with them the guest* of Mrs. Dinkel on WedGENEVA Tho Herald got us'down os Oviedo in their sorrow. day ami Thursday. Mrs. Bessie Hart is visiting her last week. Mistakes will happen. A. C. Hiillam of Miami s^etif By mistake also some of t h e 'San* brother, Rev. Abercrombie at Uma- ernl duvs the guest of Mr. Grist and Jord visitors ut«*>tir-Sunday-m limV) «Util. . Miss Hattie Grist. 1!. I’ Mills of Jacksonville visited pienie were not mentioned, these Geo. S. Dann arid wife and son, heinu Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitenm, friends in Geneva last week. Ernest of l>cuec and Miss Lillian Glen Whitenm, Miriam Whitemn, \V \ Whitenm is moving into D mu of Orlando motored u e r Sun­ Msss Nell Donley, Carnota Harher v. hat is known as the "Tarlpdl" day and called on Mr. and Mrs. J. and Mr and Mrs. Harry Lewis. We [dace. Geneva is glad to welcome S Dinkel. are always glad in have our Hanford t hem. Mr and Mrs. Joe Allen have pur­ friends with u* 1.1 Vi A Ibillirdmll ib visiting chased a Reo car. Mrs. Starling of Daytona is visit­ friends at I t. Pierce this week. C. W. Entzminger and Mr Truitt ing her son, Ira Starling and family. The Misses "Snooks" of Wiers- have sold their tomato crop t\i-r on Atihrey Moran had t!< misfortune dale are tin guests of i^r and Mrs the Wekiwa for $2,000. \\ t.<> says to. have a horse fall with him one J A. Logan you want garden in Florida? day last week, breaking one rib and Mrs. L IV Daniels of New Smyr­ The Longwood school c lo s e d last badly spraining his arm. na is expected Iqmorrow to join her Friday and celebrated the measion Mrs. Bessie Hart received a tele­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W J. Dan­ by having a picnic over in Palm gram last week that Gladys Horn iels on an auto trip to Largo to siw* Springs. Herman Dallie was dead Gladys’ father moved her brother. Lei ■ Death of Mrs, Dickson his family from here to Pulalka a and family Word was received last week of year ago. leaving many friends here All Geneva was saddened lust Fri­ the death of Mrs. S. E. Dickson of day when the news ctjme that Lev, Sanford She leaves a husband and W A Stones was dead. J11* was four children to mourn her loss: E the pastor of the Baptist church W. Dickson, M rs. James Stewart here and at Oviedo nod-,wax,loved by Miss Mildred and Miss Ada Dick all who knew him and while we real­ son, all of Sanford, Mrs. Dickson ize our loss is Heaven’s gain we was a member of Christ Chruch nnd shall sorely miss Ids presence among hnd lived in Longwood thirty years Those attending the funeral where she had many friends. She We carry all, the us. leading varieties of from here were\Mrs. J. V. Wicks, moved to Sanford, with bur family need which have Mrs Geo, Peters, Mrs. C W. Cul­ several yenrs ago and for the last b e e n t e s t e d a n i| pepper. Mrs, Foster and Mr Boss three years has been confined to her known to. be b e s t bed, hnt her friends always found adapted to our soil Frankly n and climate hef bright and cheerful She was a Write for our new devoted wife and mother uud a loya kONGWOUl) PICK-UPS HUM catalogue and friend. Tho bereaved family have W, S. Entzminger’s family have weekly price list* Free, the sincere sympathy of their L9ngOldest establish­ moved* to Plant City where Mr. S’ood friends. ed Heed House in Entzminger has an interest in a turFlorida. pentine farm. W EST GENEVA AVENUE Mrs. J. S. Dinkrl spent Friday The htiil storm Tuesday evening and Saturday of Inst week in Or­ Iniii the corn, peppers and tomatoes lando, the guests uf Mr and Mrs. down bad. It was awful for a few Jacksonville, FJorida P S Morton. minutes. Will Robinson- is the lucky man in killing rattle snakes. He killed a large one Monday morning near his [dace with six rattles and a button. Wo hope it will ho his good luck to kill them and not'get bitten by them. Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson and family spent last Sunday in Geneva with Mrs. Robinson's brother, Jas. Bj rd and all went blueberry picking —and you won’t and brought home eight quarts to mistake a peacock fur. a night­ ingale or ah ordinary talking can. machine for a jeweled Pnthc. Mrs. Wm. Robinson and Mrs. Listen to the Pathe with the Culp spent a pleasant afternoon on Sapphire Ball and oil-wood vi­ olin tune elmmlwr. You hear Monday with Mrs. Jack Vaughn. every note -every word clear­ We learn tliat Lafayette H um ­ ly, distinctly, nu scratching phrey is hack home again from over­ metallic sounds. You cannot help being impressed with the seas. We ure all glad to have them Pathe superiority in tone when come. you buy with your ears. We nil hope that peace will soon Your eyes will b o o the tiny No media to change (hand-polished! Sapphire Ball be settled so all things will get gliding smoothly round uml straight again on earth. We nre all round without wearing or cut­ living in hopes of it tuking place ting the groove. soon anyway. * See it ruhbwl across the record . * EBUS0BR9U * —children often do this—with­ Our little city of Sanford is Im­ out hurting It.- An’d remember 1A 1 proving every day. Every body is ICyl no needles to change. *y f bright and 'cheerful nnd business is if-1** Even if you buy with your eyes rushing, Everyone seems to bo —you will sis* many advantag­ busy. es in the Pathe Instrument not found in the ordinary talking Mrs. Jack Vaughn is expecting her machine. • * nephew, Paul Mansfield from TamCome to our store nnd hear the u soon to spend the summer with tone of an instrument us clenr her. os the song of a nightingale, in X| j 1 a cabinet us hig and beautiful Our mail man is fine nnd no mis­ as a peacock. ART MODEL takes are mnde in the mail Every­ body likes him line. COUNTY HAPPENINGS 6 _ w / ;f v* ■•-»W -mb« - 1 ■ _ r C p f. If** <*. r" B ~ ' 1" Hanford and Enterprise respectively! Fred and Goodheart Sjohlom came anil Lt. A. O. Von Herbulis our visit- 1 home Saturday from Winter Havening soldier from Camp Jackson,'; and spent the week end with homo S. C., also enjoyed the festival. j folks, returning to their work SunMrs. C. J. Vermillion has been1day afternoon, quite sick the past week, but is itnP. D. Truitt was n visitor here proving. Dr. Denton attended her. Sunday nfternoon from Longwood. Mrs. Wallace was called to Day­ A fish supper was given Saturday tona Monday on uccount of the night a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. death of her husband, A. H. Wal­ A. E. Sjoblom in honor of the home lace, who died suddenly Monday at coming of the hoys. Those invited thp* Daytona metal works, where he there for . the occasion wore J.' D. 'was employed. Further particulars Evans und mother, Mr. and. Mrs. H. are not known. D. Durant and daughter and Carl Lieut. A. O. Von Herbulis returned Pearson. to Camp Jackson, S. C., Wednesday Mrs. Alice Lurcne left Wednesday where he will take up h's work us to mate Tampa her future home. government architect, LAKE MARY ITEMS Mrs. J . G. Martin was shopping in Hanford Saturduy last. "Mrs. W. T. Humphrey and children wore visitors here Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C out hero Monday. Mr. V m. Tuxworth arrived Mon­ day after a two weeks’ visit at his home in Atlanta. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. James English and their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel pear'of Clearwajer are (Continued oil Page'3) NOTICE TO PUBLIC The partnership corporation known as the If. W. Clark Hat Co. ha* Ux-n mulully dissolved and the I'.im-j Post, Florida and general Mail Order business will lie eondin ted by Mr. A. L. Bennett under the tirm name of C. & B. Hat Co. Your work will he done umb-r Mr Bennett's personal supervision u heretofore. EAST SANFORD Mrs. B. E. Squires of Cameron avenue has gone to Potsdam, N. Y., for the summer. ’ Mr. Squires will join her later on in the seanpn. Mrs. L. B. Currie and rhildren of j New Smyrna are coming over this AfIKNTS W A S T E ! > week for n visit with her daughter, fVfiil fur mir IVice fj*t Itfid [llusErat.-l Mrs. W. E. Prevail and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Lovette of J Wilmington, N C , has been here 123 Broad SI. Jnrksomilli. kb visiting at the I. D. Nart home on C. & B . H A T CO. I S E E I N ’ is B E L I E V I N ’ I A careful study"of the merchandise in our store will reveal the reason why our name is becoming the DOMINANT name in the clothing business of Sanford. Behind our name stands Perkins’ experience iji the clothing business and both our ex­ perience in PLA Y IN G FA IR . « 11 . To-day the tendency in the-clothing business is distinctly to­ ward higher standards of Q U ALITY. That is why we buy the very best from the very best houses. This makes it possible for us to put our business on a real quality basis, to give sound values at sound prices, and to make our store a store that will gain public confidence. With Your Ears t* J C. B. Tyler has been in Jaekionvillo a part of tho week on business. Mrs. C. A. Potter of St. Claud U expected here s g o u as Mrs. I. [). Martin's -guest, , H y x x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiiX K iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iin in iiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x ii A. Martin Seed Company ,4 1 M. Berry were Geneva avenue. Mrs. Lovette till bo remembered as Miss Laura Par­ ker. as well as your eyes n v -. & will buy you one of our Mohair suits, in either blapk, blue or jj - gray* and you will find it just as good as the one you have been P H O N O G R A P H paying $20 or $22 for. We have palm beach suits, well made up, in whites, tan, gray, blue and green, for $15.00 th at will surpass the ordinary $15.00 palm beach. Ask to see our trop­ ical worsted woolens if. you want something nice for the sum­ mer. M ill If you want a good blue serge suit, made to your meas- ufe, a value that is far superior to the regular $30 stock suit for $27.00, Let us make it for you, we can do it. c m y The Pathe Plays SANFORD FURNITURE CO. J . D. DAVISON. Manager v I TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT — M A K E US P R O V E IT all Makes of R e c o rd s iuiiuiuuit)iniiiwiM'ini«nflitt»iiu:axiiuamutliinaiffinmaRai]wiii(wm)it;miii!ut]uauttmii:mnnsta(iimiiUR!tl I D O N ’T • WEKIWA IT E M S The community was delightfully entertained by u pileau at the We­ kiwa bridge given by Mr. FloVere and T. 1. Boyd Saturduy evening. Mr. and Mr. Millor atfd pirce chil­ dren and Mr. Miller's father Horn ; Sanford, Rex and Earl Holiday frpm 106 E . First Street (a Sanford, si.xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxuHniiiBixxiiiiii!iiiii: * * I i -* -L r �#- / -M * - . * i' >. X , TS--#--, - V? 1 " THE SANFORD nERALD MAY 23. 1819 X WHEN W E SAY IT ’S GOOD, IT IS GOOD When we tell you n certain article of food Is good for you to eat you can depend on it. We know foods. And we know brands. We're made it our business to study them so we can talk too with real authority: We know foods and groceries as a doctor knows disease and remedies, and we arc specialists In our line. This knowledge of ours is invaluable'to you, yet.lt costs you noth­ ing. Everything in our store reflects this knowledge. We stork unly those groceries and provisions which we know will please you and keep you coming to our store. One of these things is Rixon linking Powder. We recommend this linking Powder to you because we feel perfectly sure that y o u will like It better than any you've used. It is pure. It is efficient and costs but 40 cents a full pound tin. Try it. WEST SIDE CASH PHONE 166 COUNTY HAPPENINGS (Continued from page 2) guests at the McDougnl home on Celery avenue. % A. K. Powers is in West Tallahas­ see on a business trip this week. G. C. Chamberlaim wns in Jack ­ sonville on a busHiess trip last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain ■rin se d tbeir Beardall avenue home on Friday and departed with the family cat for Daytona Beach for the summer. J . N. Jacob, sales manager for the Sanford Truck GROCERY Growers, Ine., was to be their over Sunday guest, Mrs. Libbio Weeks ami family have bought Mr.s. Susie Squire's house nnd farm on Cameron avenue. Mrs. Weeks' will take possession in August. Dr. nnd Mrs. Jnmes Purvice drove up from Tampa to be over Sunday guests of their son, Ashley nnd fam­ ily of Cumoron City. A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs. F. F . Dorner th^ 15th. The 100 acre tract of land recently Bought by a northern company with F. F. button as their representative here have got M. A. Nelson and his Steam Laundry LEESBURG, FLORIDA Baskets Leave: Monday Tuesday Return ” Thursday Saturday Thursday ” Tuesday Robt. Glenn Igou, Agt. Phone 4 3 , Sanford, Florida FAGB TH REE able price and are just right for lin­ ing crates. It tH.*tated that these lined crates have actually added 25c to the sell­ ing price of the package in the northern markets over the unlined crate. It makes ,u very attractive pack and it is hoped thnt all of the farmers of the section will avail themselves of this idea. Those who ure in position to know state that the grower cannot be too particular! )n the matter of a neat, attractive package and ns this is very little trouble and inexpensive it is believed that more of our growers will use Florida lloHirullurlsIs Meet In Ocala |this mt'll*od 6f P»ck,nK H brought to |their attention. Next Year The session of the Florida State Horticultural Society in Orlando Inst Mrs. Hal Wight nnd Ralph Wight Entertain week presented an interesting pro­ Mrs. Hal Wight and Ralph Wight gram to a very large attendance. At the meeting it was reported entertained delightfully at a house thnt the membership of the society dance Thursday evening at the home now has grown to more than 1,500 of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Sr., which wu,<f loaned for the occasion. members, comprising the foremost Thp Wight home is a delightful place growers and farmers of the state. to entertain with 'Its targe rooms,’ At every session in Orlando the Phil­ spacious verandas *' and beautiful lips Theatre was filled to its capac­ lawn. ity. The rooms of the lower floor which In addition to\the discussions there open en suite were artistically dec­ were many subjects of vital interest orated for the-occasion With spring to growers. The Orlando meeting flowers, roses, Easter lillies, gladiolus, included a pilgrimage by nutmomolarkspur and . quantities of trailing bilc to the grove of L. A. Hakes at vines. ^ Winter Park, where visitors were The verandas and lawns were shown the original Temple orange tree, npw about 20 years old. The lighted with Japanese- lanterns; here Temple orange today ip the sensa­ chairs were placed for the dancers tion of the Florida citrus industry, it and invited guests. being declared by many that it prom A .several piece orchestra furnished fses to he to Florida wliut the navel music for the evening and dancing orange has been to California. D. was enjoyed until a late hour. C. Gillett showed the visitors repro­ The two Mrs. Wight received their ductions, grown from hudwond taken from the Temple tree, which carried guests in the reception hall, Mrs. all the dominant Temple character­ Hal Wight wearing an attractive darning frock of pale blue satin nnd istics including the remarkable Temple color, texture and aroma. white tulle with orchids; Mrs. Ralph The new orange is named in honor of Wight wearing a handsome black gown with electric blue trimmings. the late William Chant1 Temple. Throughout the evening refreshing Ocala was selected us the place for lime punch was served on the lawn. for next annual meeting of the soci­ ety in n spirited contest in which Presiding at the punch howl was Lakeland, St, Petersburg, Miami nnd Miss Mire Caldwell wearing a dainty At a late hour an Daytona also vied for the privilege frock of white. ice course was served. The hostesses of entertaining the horticulturists. were assisted in serving their guests by Mrs, W .1 Watson, Mrs I, Hurt Line Crates With Paper Tin* farmers of Sanford section are M iss Adelaide Higgins and , Miss using paper for lining ' crates this Ball There were many out «»f town season which is proving a very pop­ guests attending this beautiful af­ fair. ular idea and a good investment. ! machinery and men to clear tfyeir land. Several members of the Warren j family were in Orlando Sunday to I visit their daughter at the hmtpilel and say Mrs. Beaty's condition is improving. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McClelland the 19th. The A. Dorncr home on Celery avenue is beautiful with its new white paint. [ Nick Zernovean and Walter Hnulerson are having wells drilled this week. Most of the paper umM is spoiled sheets from tin* presses id the Crown Optimistic Thought. Paper Company. They are being Simplicity, of all tilings, Is the hard sold to the farmers at a very reason- e*t to he copied. ^ 7 3 \ \ X / / / \ \* V , . *V " * V* ' S e a te d lig h t - K ept r ie b f / X " /* / / .C /• i / I. n -r t - V *. \ \ ' v A ic • A '- * ‘ The Greatest Name in Goody-Land Y fra .a rrz T Herald Want Ads Will Bring: Results S P E C IA L CLOSING O U T Mens’ Furnishings, and Mens’, Womens’ and C h ild re n s’ Shoes * * ' W e.are postively going out of the Mens’ •Furnishings and Shoe Busi- r . ’ ness, so these lines must be closed out as quickly as possible to* make I * room DON’T FAIL for •Ladies’ and • Childrens’ goods now arriving every day. I TO ATTEND THIS SPECIAL BA R G A IN - O P P O R T U N IT Y as special inducements will be offered every day. R E M E M B E R , that - while the price of shoes Has been steadily advancing, that our stock was bought some time ago at a much lower price. But notwithstanding this fact, we are determined to CLOSE TH EM AT A T R EM EN D O U S You will be wise to make your selections at once while we have your size and before the assortments are broken. » 117 E. S A C R IF IC E �■' T -V * •- a Ti ■- n ■ .7 -i PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD v* Save Soap! Juit«table«pbonful ofG R A N D l MA, the wonderful po w dered eonp tn the water. That takes the place o f all the chipping, slicing f r\(l rubbing that you do now whenever you wash or clean. And you 6nve soap. .You know ju st bow much to use. m m?' K*-.' t Isn't ILsbhple? What woman would put up with tho fun and bother of bar |osp lying around and wasting •way, when she can now baro this marvelous powdered soap, Bar.i-, SIR I -i J « V=r ~ j Try this Powdered Soap Today! ' G randm a's Powdered Soap Saves T IM E — Saves W O R K -S a v e s SO A P Your Grocer Has It! cause I have heard it talked on the streets, hut maybe ns public prop­ erty it will be near enough originnl to -make. I would say that inas­ much as the Sanford school system is at present without u principal Unit is, wbat is called a supervising principal that the school board allow the Sanford school system to remain for at least a year without a man of this kind. Just try it out' for once and see what an out will bo made at running the schools a3 separate schools. 1 believe it can be done, and let the superintendent combine the’-reports .so as to- gel the schools in under one head. If this can be worked out I am sure that some money' will lie saved and the system of schools will be quite as eilicient. The superintendent we have now is thoroughly capable of directing and supervising the Sanford school s y s ­ tem and he could qo it .very easily without the help of the supervising principal, and if it can be done right and legally he will do i t —but he should have the support of the people with iiim. - MAY 23. 1919 time to come~offlce3 will seek men, and a body of representative people will await on the man of the choice rtf the whole people and prevail upon him to take unto himself a cer­ tain political jo b —when those days arrive we shall all rejoice, and whilo ! my old gray hairs will hardly be able to witness this most miracle—still itj is coming. Then the fresh guys who come out in the paper and have the i e(front to unhlushingly announce j that "Upon the solicitation of rpy I many friends, I hereby announce"— i no more of that. These days will be glorious days. rtf ? . iuO fr-'U i... r Vv-w ''U>- Travel Fay for Soldiers Senator Park Trammell desires to give notice to all soldiers, sailors anti marines of Florida discharged since November 1 1th. 1,9la. that under an act of congfress approved February 28th,. 1918, that they are entitled to five cents travel pay from point of discharge to bona fide place of resi­ dence. Those who for uny reason Ju st let mother dill, ‘‘Biscuits for -Breakfast - \W r o sure-tlicro V a treat that can’t Ini heat ill store for us — light tender biscuits — toasty brown and all pufi’ed up with goodness! For mother in sure of her, baking powder— Calumet. She never disappoints us because have not ht?tet‘o jor£ received this ^ amount are efititfcd to the^ same. 1 CURBSTONE GLEANINGS I RESULTS T E LL C ity G a ra g e Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes Cars Washed and Delivered We Will ( all for and Deliver Your Car. I U L J 11 ■ - SAVING PRICES REM EM BER THE NO. 11 GraiiTamn^eld Fruit and Vesetabla Vegetable Crates Y«u Can Bay From Us at ^ ^^kpieaaU Prices I W r i t # f e r I’ t l M U ii —• W. A. MerTjday C o m p ^ Pslstks, Florida - - S tan d s for SER V IC E, Q U ALITY T IIE and PRICE CANNING SEASON K IS NOW HI RE \> E HAVE PLENTY OF MASON SCREW TOP AND ATLAS GLASS TOP JA R S . - PRICES RIGHT ~ V I i - r . *■ • • d i C a h m i c t C t m t a l n s l t i i l y -m b i n g r e ­ d i e n t s a-, h a v e I t c t ti a p p r o v e d o i l i - 111l* U. S,-Fd o t I •An(l i o r i t tcs. You Save When You Buy It. You Save When Yoa Use It. rirdly b y U l f U F Q T W H 1™ n l U i l L O l AWARDS ' ••miitlj i .' . m h i s have t t e n e d m (fie new C o u r t House 1 dill not get down u n d just i fie ot he r d a y and t fie ref ore did not *<••• t hose fellows in I fig agony of movi ng day. hut 1 made a rail pr e t t y s oon a f t e r t he y go] tyvt-d up so as t o r e ce i ve visitors, and 1 t h i nk they ought to feel proud of Seminole county MOBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES II a DAXm C PO W D ER f never disappoints her. j U ‘s dependable. ' Results always the same— th a best. Try (t r - no doubt each one does. The C o u r t House is a splendid s t r u c t u r e , built on modern REPA IR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY NO. m . *.% HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS “SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” PH O N E — ^ 8 Makes Such JJg h t, T asty Biscuits I am so' g(ad that Sanford is worry nlinut it -just as long as two Blanks for making application for people HVtrhere and each have d if­ about- to have a hospital. I think ferent Ways or thinking there will the proposition^nade by one of'ftur this additional pay may be had by BUDGET OF O P I N I O N " JU S T not be one church. It would be town lathes is a. line one, and one addressing the Zone Finance Officer,! BETWEEN YOU AND M E " grand if there were only one church, that tiie city or the hospital associa­ Lemon Bldg., Wnshi ngton, I). C. EVEN TH E GATE POST hut that is next to impossible. Then tion ought to take advantage of at let’s all get together on as many sub­ once., 'Pin- home offered by this lady Senator Trammell states that .he will NOT IN IT jects ils possible, unit worrying about for the hospital will make a good cheerfully render any assistance pos­ A Chief la Among Yo Taking Notea the rest and work for the common one, (grid -with just a little fixing sible to Florida men desiring to ben­ and Faith. "H e’II.Ptint ’em"— good of the community in wltieh we Sanford will have an up-to-date efit by this act. So Sayw Sauntercr. hospital I tell you that Sanford live. Let's support our churches not only the church of ours and- otfr and the people pf Sanford are coinI understand from some if the 1parents faith but alsi tin htireh of biR to thi- front, and first thing \w L i o l E L L r fellows who are regular atlenders. mir friends’ faith' a little moru >y ! know- Sanford will lie right tip along, H-1, our f TT*‘ * , f that the churches have been raising^ K' given over there is well spent* u/td! the front of the list of Florida'citi a money Jutgly. That 1s a good thing will make some niie liajqiy. Just re- i when it comes to cntcrjiriiuv com- There Can He No Doubt About the Hrnulls in Sanford — the church needs money, and ev­ member tliaT a community filled munily pride and leadership. San­ ery mail ought to . have a church w.th ehurcltes ts n good ’ place to ford has needed a hospital for some Result* tell the tale. All doubt is removed. affiliation somewhere and ought to live. 11in*- . one "tin durfng th The testimony of a Sanford citizen. iU support flint affiliation with d mightily. \\ lul. w.ottld havi Can he easily investigated. n ready cash. The church is an insti­ llllt it sii My piai lit th (* murk • tim e What better proof uin he bad* tution for the good of the whole ' I think that 1 have dipped tn;. " l l l l tfi<- large at it iIII tttllltt* A. M Adams, carpenter. >11 Mag­ >mu mu ni! y. and the more .h u n lu s pen mt.i a little bit of everyMimg |.-..|.fi ,lt c l"MIII' 1 t«. iD I -.it k a m i a nolia Air , Sanford, says: ’[ h tv eu »d afinul I fiii town and i rum tv. i m •pi ill U community the better tin com pin. c lived Up tui It mb a f t i-r th e s l t k ) hum’s Kidney Fills for attacks of lum­ Now .1 don’t i mi hi I > IS It may lie hard fur some powsihly the schools Ui .njt I. n u g lll lu lit* !<iiih I II ;if I ••r will bago. Stooping over so much is what brought on this trouble and at tunes 1 to understand just why there'are so 'wish to erit it i«e atiy one so alt ner­ »m- a t>m il" C * t ^ 1*‘m* t It \ 11 c. r went around ail ben! over my buck was I wl- h many different kinds i f t hnr h, - all vousness may i ease at time I,iiiily Imp*- that the city u d Do so lame and sure. My kidneys acted trying to tea< h the right way. Well, to make a suggestion one that I unsocial urn will ju ju forces in till too freely Und I had to get up several 1 got Doan's 'vc c a n ’t understand that’ and whv don’t believe is quite original be worj. and that lie- beautiful hone times during tIn- night kidney IfilU at Philips A- ("o. Drug vdl 1.1 a. epti I at t placed III eottl Store ami they rid me of that lumbago •in- -n.n a nr I el ho- pita! right and put my kidneys in good shtqie." asm a wav. Price liUe^at all tie tlera. Don’t simplv a>k fo r.a kidney remedy get Doan's" Kidney Fills tin* witne that Mr Adams \..w Js, mmole county has a 1 id Ffwier ydliiirn Co . Mfgr>., Huflo-itn ■•( its own ifii i iiurt and l 1 . N A m .= h i. I ties, strong, durable and of eimvc nieiil arrangement A building that Ihc pi'u|di ,,1 t lu i i >ti ut \ ■, t hmk well <d \ti e mse I' e> fur 11 w uihg U lulc wc .in- talking a I ii mt 1111 . t hi n g if beauty I am reminded that once there was a slierilf who prided him­ self on keeping the grounds of the court yard in lip top trim, and in later years u’ctually made another race fur sheri IT. on that platform und was elected I mil not saying things, but mer el y h i n t i n g at them, for when t he carpenter- get all through the new C o u r t llotisc t h e r e will hi work (or iiiimi' one a ong tins line h n( keeping the yard tn lookahle shujic. * ■ // V/ L_- • I l* Just hf glad tilt;* is the new or-.' ) tier, the now iife-tmd the new time. It is the golden gospel of human sunshine. There U more to live for limn vim ever imagined Thus far most of us have only touched the merest surface of human existence; we are only on the uverge of the splendor of life t^s it is; we are stand ing on the outside so tn spetik of the real mansions of mind and soul; and onl* reason is. we live too much in the limitations of our disappoint­ ments. The great soul is always in search of ways ami means of adding to lity welfare of others. Hqt no'way is hettdr, greater or more reaching than this just he glad. Fx. * Wonder why it, is that some people just put themselves up a'hove eveTything? It is surprising some­ times to see just what a fellow thinks of himself and what he thinks of the -multitudes of others. Some fellows, after having been about half raised happen to the good luck of being thrown in pretty good company and after a bit they appear as leaders and are mentioned for some office. Then is where a fellow- shows whst he is thinking of whether lu- is thinking of Ins constituent's business or his own. 1 suy when a man working in a public office the people ought to have consideration at his hands, and he should not at a I set himself up its a straight edge o* the others to be hewn by. That won*t do. I know it won't take many years to get rid of him that doeth things thus, hut while he. is in—by gosh,-be is in, and he can do some awful things for both the people and himself before the people get Ipm out. Sdme one of these days—it is a long way oil, but.some T H IR ST -T EM PT IN G —refrtshing—delicious O ran ge-C ru sh iparkles with carbonated purity. No matter what the occasionO ran ge - C ru sh, served ice cold, is a treat on any table. To the full, fresh, flavor of the n ttura! (.range, has been added a skill­ fully sweetened zest, which' makes Orange-Crush the perfect think for old and young. • by the bottle. We advertise Orange-Crush as (he perfect family health drink, because we know it is absolutely pure.- Or.der a case of Orange-Crush today You can obtain it wherever soft drinks are sold. - % * ’ __ Less by the case. SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COI ! �THE SANFORD HERALD Can We Eliminate Teachers TRADE MARK The City o f GOODRICH A k r o n Ohio When is A Fellow Past his Prime Somebody Is always tak­ ing the Joy out of life, At what ago a man out* lives his usefulness. Once a w ise old doctor said it w as forty. But thechaps,w ho ought to have quit, Just' kept .on running things— • B ein g Just because the war made hun­ dreds of thousands of new places for women and offered them, at least temporarily, positions in which they could make a living—salaries that afforded decent clothing, fair hoard and a few dollars to spend, with few* restrictions and pleasant surround­ ings the country has awakened to the fact that school teachers are scarce and hard to get. For years nnd years and years the well educated, careful, patient, well hchrfved women who for one reason or another had taken up the honoruhle profession of (pitching.- have worked a]ong, giving their lives in a splendid cause surely, hut getting mighty little applause or even thanks, and merely a pittance iu the wffy of pay. The powers in control of such matters were amazed When it became apparent more or less recently that these women could get something else to do—and de­ cided to make a change. four weeks' work. The best tcachcre are leaving the profession every day. Missionary spirit is beautiful but school hoards would not employ school teachers clothed in it. Teach­ ers can find other employment nnd they are forced by the necessity of earning a living wage to do it.” The legislature may be able to do something to help the situation in Florida, or may not be able or ready to act in the matter. Jo the coun­ ties Borne things can bo adjusted somewhat. The situation appears to demand action—for it is certain that Rut the war may have done tnore for the teacher than merely giving some of them better- positions —aot better from n point of human inter­ est, or positions of more importance to the country, hut better paying positions. And it may be that with the war over, nnd many of the for­ mer teachers realizing that there‘are places where they can work and earn n comfortable livelihood, with j little trouble- anil fewer annoyances and restrictions, teachers n m .likely to he harded than ever to secure for the schools. PAGE FIV E church, last Sunday. If the people who have joined the Presbyterian church here in the past four months organized into a new church the membership would he Inrger than .55of the churches in the ■Synod. Royal Neighbors •-Jltoyal Neighbors of America, Camp^No. 77;I2 mot in their hall corner £.of Magnolia ^and ^Second street, f i *4 ^ j i g ^ -i **Owing to the good work of 1Alice It.“ Vasrhardt of Tampa and tour wide awake members here on May 8. 1919, held a class adaption of 28jJ l eneficial and one*Sieial member. akWhen the d tors wore opened and the candidates tiled in it sooni'd like they never would stop coating; That alone was worth witnessing. Sunny South Camp of Orlando honored ur with their presence, which was very much appreciated. Ti;e drill leant cannot be spoken of t to highly in their good w-jrk. The tableau Htck of . Ages was beautifully curried out. ' Those new members added to mtr ojtl members will, give us a good start in our "Over t!t* T o p " cam ­ paign which will c o t t l n i ! ji till July 3 t, 1919. Collector Ha* Partnership Return blanks .fa kso'nville, Fla., May 17 iSpecisil After a il-lay of sevt-rrfl™weeks the partnership hl.mUs fur the return of income taw.* have at last been re­ ceived at tin* olUce, of J. M. f'athrarl, rolled.»r of internal revenue for the district of Florida. The delay in the receipt of these is said t<i have been due t ■> ■it.ng.estion in the gov­ ernment printing alfiees. % p r e s id e n t s of bankb, and factories, and countries— An3 winning war9. R tK N T A .L M P S1C — Hawaiian m music of France, Italy, England,1 "“Mexico and S p ain -co m ic songs, chp concerts— solos, ducts, trios and quartettes— children, grown-ups, dances— waltzes, one-s trots, jazzes—banjos, trumpets and accordionspiccolos, ukelclcs— brass bands, orchestras, Grand Opera, vaudeville or glee clqbs—even tunes and vodcling arc perfectly played on O Columbia Grafonolas and Records "All tile music of all the world " is Columbia’s claim. Come in and hear us make it good. W c ‘11 gladly play you any record mi the list, and.show you ' our complete stock of instruments. Just like Goodrich Tires I You never can tell when they're through— I or they keep on grinding out m ileage— After you haven’t n right to expect more miles. That’s because doodrich makes them husky of body — w i t h t hi c k, wide BLACK SAFETY TREADS. And puts so much dura­ bility into them — That when they start, They go on piling up Goodrich service value. Buy Goodrich Tires from a Dealer . " I he average grade teacher get* J(i5 a month for nine months, mak­ ing a total of $585 a year. Her b o a r d eost ller at least a year, leaving $225 to stretch over a period of 52 weeks $225 divided by 52 gives $1,327. _ Out of that she must dress, pay laundry, entertain, and give to every charity. The school hoard expects her to attend a sum­ mer normal of course. She has to work opjy three' weeks to buy n pair of shoes at present prices. School hoards are clamoring for heller qualiiicd teat hers Only last week an examination was held in Bristol. A grammar school teacher who wanted to take the examination could get to Bristol for $5 and back to Quincy for the same price. ‘ The -privilege of. taking the examinations was hers for the small sum of $2 or $3. Board while there would not cost less tlinn $5.no. This little pleasure jnunt to Bristol would cost her not less than Presbyterian Church A missionary program will lie giv­ en at the Sunday school Sunday un­ der the direction of Mrs D I, Thrasher, t h e new secretary of oils smnary education in the Sunday school. Mr. Dull use is expected back from the General Assembly at New Orleans. Sunday school meets at 16:30. The sermon- at 11:15 will be pre­ pared especially for. children, nnd a large crowd of children are expected at the service. Three were received ■ into the Overland Picnic Thursday afternoon. May 15th the Overland Garage was dosed fur a picnic at Palm Springs Thcr whole force and their wives and sweet­ hearts spent the afternoon at the springs and after a picnic supper the pro i paraded ov< r |.i Mr llaigl.t - 'mint* at Altamonte Springs and t tin- evening with music and dancing, all reporting ft very plersmt afternoon. The party-con­ sisted of Mr. and Mrs. H. I,.-Haight, Mr. Arnold of the Witlys-Overlnnd Co., Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Young, Mr. and Mrs II Maines, Misses Alma Goertx, Beulah Spurling, Winnie Ifulght, Oorothy Young, Weima Graves, Beth McDonald, Messrs (Sen. Wells, Sam M irphy. Alex Ifeher. F. A. Haynes. Furl Haight and Francis Lyon. R E P O R T O F T H E CO N D ITIO N O F T H E FIRST NATIONAL BANK Al Sanford in the S la te of Florida, at the C lose of B u siness on M ay 12th, 1910 . Loan* and I H-count*. iv hiding UedUcount ttverrlrafU Un-ecu m l U. 8. Ilund* lirpti it*-1 ------ ---------------■*—. -------- . . • - — U. 8. ibind* and nrllllrale* uf ln'!*dil«*In«n pledged to *e<-ur* U. 8. drp.i*iu f . S. rnmd* and Certilkate* of I ndebtfd l » uh Pledged a* collateral (or Slat* or ulhi r deposit* nr I III* payable .. ——----U- 8 ltor.il* nod r-rtiflralra nl lnd*bledneaa owned and unpledged t J i r r t y Lum llonde, a '4, 4 anti 4 !j |w-r cent. urple.lg* I — Liberty I * * " Bond*. 3 ly . t and I '« P *r m l . p'e^gril to a-rure t) LP *r y Lian lion *i>. 3 !•,. i and i '* prr tent, pIHgnl to -feurv S' Relative Value of Milks. The flit globules of gnats* milk tm mi small that crctim .rises very slowly. This quality, however, given to the milk it uniform richness not possessed by cows’ milk. There are now several condensed milk factories using goals’ milk, which Is condensed nnd sold for Infant feeding. Many thousands of 111* fa tittf are compelled to live ddrlng their first few months on condensed cows’ milk, nnd It' Is not thu best food for ibclr stomachs. BU ILD ER S SU PPLIE LUMBER SEW ER P IP E anti DRAIN T IL E «K TAKt: 1.1 IKItn ll'JNiM AT PAH IT’S NOT YOUR 1 ART IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS K i d n e y d i s e a s e Is no r e s p e c t e r of p e r ­ s o n s . ’ A m a j o r i t y o t t h e Ills a l l l l c t i n g p e o p l e t o d a y c a n bo t r a c e d b a c k t o kid ney tro u b le . Tlia k id n e y s a r e the m o st Im p o rta n t o r g a n s o t thft bod y. T h e y a re tho n i t e r e r s . t h e p u r if ie r s , o f y o u r blood. " " K i d n e y - d i s e a s e ie u s u a l l y I n d i c a t e d b y w earin ess, sleeplessness, n ervou sn ess, despondency, b ack ach e, sto m a ch tro u ­ ble. p.fln In l o i n s a n d l o w e r a b d o m e n , g all sto n e s, g r a v e l , r h e u m a tis m , s c i a t ic a a n d lum bago. All I h t a e d e r a n g e m e n t s a r e n a t u r e ’s s ig n a ls to w a rn - you t h a t th e k id n ey s n e e d h e lp . Y o u sh o u ld use QOLD M K D A L H a a r l e m Oil C a p s u l e s I m m e ­ d i a t e l y . T h e s o o t h i n g , b r a l l i e ; oil s t i m ­ u l a t e s t h e k i d n e y s , r e l i e v e s Inf. m i n i s Itona a n d d e s t r o y s t h e g e r m s w h i c h h a v e c a u s e d It. Do n o t w a i t u n t i l t o ­ m o r r o w . . U o t o y tf ur d r u g g i s t tuU^y a n d I n s t i l o n UOL4> M l:D A L . - H a a r l e m Oil C ap iu lee. In I w o u t y - f o u r h o u r s y o u s h o u l d f e e l h e a l t h an d v i g o r r e t u r n i n g nnd w il l b l e s s t h e d a y y o u fi r s t h e a r d o f H O L D M K D A t , l t a a r l r m Oil. A fter you f e d that you h a v e cu red y o u r s e l f , c o n t i n u e to t a k e o n e o r t w o c a p s u l e s e a c h clay, s o a s t o k e e p l a f l r a t - c l s s a c o n d i t i o n a n d w a r d o lt l h * d a n g e r of o th e r attack s. A sk f o r t h e o r i g i n a l I m p o r t e d H O L D M K D A L lir a ml. T h r e e n l i e s . M o n e y ra » f u n d e d . If t h e y do n o t h e l p y o u . 43,000,00 8.159-38 178.279.38 AUS limp L. r - —.— -------- w»t **f tub*rripti«m) ■.. . . * ------ — Furniture and n i t i i r e '* . ------ ----- — . — —...— ..................... ...— . ... • \ ....-------Reel K*tat« Owne t other than Hanking II o j **. .------- --------------------.. lawful Reserve with Ke'ertl Kewrire Bank lank — . .—............ •*...,-----...........---- ------------. . ..... ( ’a h in Vault and Net Amount* Due fro n National (tanka ,— ... Net An-ounl' D o r fm n Hank*. Ilankrra and Tra*l Co-rputle* other t h a n d n - eluded In Itema 13, 14 or t5 ______ ....... rh e-ke on othrr^Bank* In the »ame rily nr town a* Itrportlrg ... --------- Hank (other Total of Item* 14. IS. Ifl, 17 and IS .. ........... i . . T. ........................... t0l.5iM.O8 Cheeta on other twnka lorated outaide o( d ty or l o a n of reporting bank and U l f i P r lr»*f> a I Itema V* H U — . . --------|| .----. r u . ----------------- -----“ - - - r a • —■ other ---- 1 ----•--- - j----—^ ----■ ---------— He lerrpilon Fund with U. 8. Trr«*urer a i d l la e from II. 9. Troaiurer War Sailnye Orliflcatra and Thrift Stamp* artually owned __ _______ The extra mileage costs you nothing. You usually get more Ihaii two miles of scrvlcojfor every mile-you buy^-a substantial saving of tire money which you cannot well afford to overlook. T o ta l_____________________________________ 1___________ L_ Capital 8h> k Paid In Burplua Fund___ Undivided Profile---I a n current eipcn*,-*. Intefeat. anil talra paid ________ __ _ _______ ___ __ , ... Amount lt» ervt-d fur Taie* An-ured— ------- ------ ------- ■ ... . Amount lie erred dor all I tile- eel A iru rrl . ...__ _ ... . . __r . r i r - i l a U% No-*** Out*4an'-)ng __________ ___ :------- -------------- _______________ Gg-|flfl Che ka otraundliig ...____- __ _ .. . __________ ____ Ca»hler'e Ch rk* r»n oww bank Ont-tandl«g_ , . , T............ _ .... . * . . .____ Total mf Itema 32, 33. 34 and 35 _______ ____ „•__ ____ __ Individual DepirK - Subjt t to Check___ _____ . . . ------...___ _______ _ Certlfl at** o depo it due In l*eath*n 1 0 day*(other i han l"r mo-ry borrowpdl State, r. *County ,muii' j or ether hlunMpil l)e,io*li* Secured by Pledge of A*>*U of ltd* Bank Tolal of Ida -and Ibi It* lot he- than bank depoalt*) Subjwt to Iteaerve, l l e- na S6. 3 7 . 3 S . I 40 and 41__ ___ __________ __ __________________ _____ 61l.7M.3fi Po tal Saving* l>epo*lu O th e - T t i- a i>epoal*Ji ........... — , ... „ - - -■ Total of Time tHpo*li* S u b le t to Keierve, Itema 42, 43, 4 ( and 45 War loan deport acrount ____________________ . BUI* Payable, w tti Federal lleeerve Hank. Total „ •f o r s a l e by Overland Sales & Service Co Sanford« Florida . _______________ STATF. OF FL O R ID A . COUNTY OF 9F M IN 0L K ; ra I. B. F. W11ITNKH.-Cathier of the above-named bank, do antemnty a atatament It true to th r belt of my knowledge«nd belief. f t F. WHl Subicrtbed and »worn‘to before me ihl* Correct—Attest l»'h day of M\v. lt|S. * T . J. n . Kvatyn Brmer. Notary Pabtlc R. O, 35.000. 3.5.000. 7,2M,!*9 3.500.00 2.500.00 H.350,00 00 00 •’Southern” Tires n rc( built by hand. The; fabric. Is. extra strong long staple Sea Island cotton. The rubber Is new and live, cured to Just the right degree to glye long life,' toughness, resiliency and strength.^ Southern Tires Are Thick Tires ’ ’Southern” Tires are casy-ridlng,. fric­ tion resisting and very hard to puncture. The treads arc one-eighth to one-fourth of bn Inch,thicker thin those of most other tires selling at about the name price. 478.S3 11,728.08 3 .3 38- 33 BIG REDUCTION IN P R IC E S 289 ,719 .25 92.500.00 115,000.00 tl.316.l5l.S4 Phone 251-W rd , F lo rid a �’s' r- ' - ■ y ... I t*^T*rrr **.j iflu , 1?-#%?",•* 1 _r * ■'-■*2' -.-' * • - -. J w •• <. , * THESANFORD HERALD ford on Tuesday. Matters of vital interest to our young men and wom­ en and especially the returned sol ’ R. J . HOLLY, Editor diem will be handled by this meet­ W. M. HAYNES, Bunlnc*a Manager ing. < ----- O -------Published Every Friday by The city council of Youngstown, TIIE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Ohio, have decided to change the height of the steps on the city oper­ smwcmmoN rwcE in auvanck: ated street cars in order to make ONE YEAH---------------------- .---------- - *-°0 SIX MONTHS------------- -------------------1-00 traveling easier for wearers of tight Ii skirts. TIIKEK MONTHS. Just why a city council should thus ruthlessly eliminate one F.nUrml m Sroiid-CUwi Mall MalU-r Aufuii 22nd of the principal sights of interest in I l l s , at Ih- I'ualollIrK ll Sanford, florid* Ifnrtrr Art of M irrh 3rd, IS7» their fair city is beyond us . f . '• ” * m IIf ” Odlfo: Trlrpbono Na, 143 II raid lialldinf IN JU S T IC E TO WOMEN The recent election in regard to bunding the county for road building ought to he an impressive lesson as to the justice of suffrage for women. Certainly they ought to vote on The farmer has heard the injunc­ matters which have to do with taxa­ Women own a tion to "raise fbod," and that is an tion and schools. excellent thing. Hut unfortunately good deal of valuable property in the county, and have to pay taxes, the profiteer has heard it too. yet the men have usurped the power ---- - O — of'dictating as to what shall or shall Americarpi used to he* renowned in not he done with such property. It Europe for being Rood spenders. is an out of date, discredited method, Now their reputation throughout the and we ought to he {inhumed of it. world will he that of ifopii lenders. It is t he "lord of creation" assump­ tion of privilege, "taxation without v Now is the time when the house­ representation" indignity, and it is wife renew^ her acquaint a net? with time that Florida took a new atti­ floor wax ntyl furniture polish, and tude on the subject. ------1)-----finds that they are the sarfTe.ohl friends as ever. WHO'S WHO? ----- O ----The seif determination of small The day is coming when nil of us peoples U to he more than a political wlio can afford trips to Ed rope will |process, ( It is going to he an exerengage our passage in un airship. else in Comparative ethnology. I!i*sidcs speed we shall probably gel There are Home small nations, to good ventilation. be self determined wIio.se names we —t) Imve ouly just heard of. And thfcre _£* * 'i •Tbw peace conference at lust pri are some that we haven't heard of «. pared a menu, to present to Ger- yet.' * many. On examination rt strikes us No doubt there are folks in San­ that it includes considerable crow ford who have always known who a n d a g o o d d e a l <<f I m m M i - p i e , the t;rn,iti on are And the Jugo­ () slav*. And the l,i(huiiniuns, Bos­ nian*. f ’ingali't". Koreans, etc M is! G e r m a n y lias a pro. •id'iiee w a t c h prifhiihiy, have a fairiv ills illg e v e r Tier S i c w.tw! ■ ! *A ar .u d •■f u dill erent w lierts he gill ettllU ;h III ll T h e n -lie I m< I idea Us. pcrnaiM, Sotiic wanted peace, and mm stu- has more people live \nd very of it than she knows what to do d o n ’ t e x a c t l y know thitl few Us h a v e .1 pre- lie Id ,i of llteir with. exact political status. () It is perplexing to !»• eonfroKtrd ’ \ lf Germany objects t" the bill of fare the alln ■ will probably take I he with (lie question whether a certain altllude'itf the old 11fit • western re. rate is or ts not. a classified subdiviAmi. if Mho revolver jn |niiiti of u lari e f race Lawrant k e ep e r, hand used to s.t to a iTitieel gu ! ! whid Iter it ought I o lo- t! iiiuse or not. And if not, why.' ".Stranger. yoti’l c it h ‘sV ’ t) The K o p - a i e i have i n - ! put in a “ I I . t l l - I I I ! f o r g e ' 111 - I >M) m w III t . •hlim fir i.-lf del rimii.itioi. an.I -unWo.rt (" pi i gal mu t i b f d tti S.ui of t heir rein,tit, i, that tlev u». , Ciirisliann. Some of them jirohaldv I are Their tiatm l u t * a religiou, an well a, a polttic.il im,t, \ml it AT , 1'euis aloiut us good a claim a-* nev; era! others that we have heard late­ ly. Holland wUl'givc up the ex-kaiser, readily and generously. T h e n in probably nothing that she would rather part with. ------O------ ■BH.V. ! Me CULLER’S Not Specials But b e r day Prices lint I only it s e e m s s t r a n g e just iitii'ul the heard side of it. it Vlrtm ns have vm i* s m \i.i i 7 c t A N . 7 5 c 1) 0 / VAN t ’AMP SMALL CREAM $1.50 CASE VAN C A M P LARGE CREAM l^i . 15c CAN; SI.C5 DO/. CAMP LARGE $0.05 C A SK < UK VM t UK A.ME KY HI TTKIl II. been < (.OVER - HILL IlCTTKIt. III. 75c * AIt M ()l' R OATS, 2 for 2 5 c EVAPORATED PEACHES A P RIC O TS, PRUNES AND PEARS GRANDMA WASHING POWDER 5r Each E xport soa p, each s e L [ n ic e fa t m a c k e r e l . U ^ a t 2 5 to 5 0 c I d P IIH E I f LA. SYRUP, gnl $1.50 i [LEADER COFFEE. Ih. 35c ! - ..MORNING CUP COFFEE, . . lb 40c CHURN GOLD OI.EO ALL-GOOD OI.EO TH E B E S T GUAVA JELLY L. P. McCULLER Phone 277 m a r t in c K £ - f l m Largest and oldest seed h.nvise in state. . • We can supply your needs. Write for cataInformation on any I op free.' E. A. Marlin Seed Co. Jrekionville, Florida |il! the =■*!_ _ • .-■ 1 . carefully tlteologirul nourishing now ’ I’ lo as There is no this jo b of sified it will that question that, as long sal I t g t i e - - Itoiv a pretty pi nt tire, a Kll/.abeth did not not always hit unhappy "hy see -now saw it gu/lug Malcolm, M alcolm garden Tlltlt out was her pondered I lie ! tool asked i i - oi n. ed Just weeks her that ago first to to Mnt- Elizabeth So Elizabeth tim e will'll go sk n lin g had for her, s)i , - hail been stir* Then lie bad explained the next that Bob escorting n girl Bob's siste r to a who site gone sknling with And lonlght forgiven that is made to the movie*. • he t e l e p h o n e l l iul Two Ivis t I m f v i r e s h e him and had nod Bob nnd lie laid forgotten SH ELL K e l l a ’s had a visiting voice o v e r |*l l 7 a b e t h kiss, d Imr Hint. fatlu-r nnd m o th er "good n ig h t " ,am i had gon e to h e r p r e tt y window. TO a room to gaze siM nun. i toinn v Not So Bad After All. V Ini nf people forget that today I from the our surprised V * put Id* He her a end. w ihutugiou th uitih ttlsl dj! I- suni The S t a r s i n T h e i r C o u r s e s . O l d S o l ----1 l l l l Ve il O; .Mi 1 O n V e r til ll ll' radar nystiuu, hut they nil du lust wliul they hlume pleaset Jm I* It a Beal One? • t i t i l p. )v1>, ivhb*h m ustr H ere I* quite all easy Wily to fill M e -lb tdhiim inl Is^t genuine oue or tot. .M i t-r,• a soititl dot on a place of Ml-* 1* * i 1 i Ii- * 7 tu n*" I i■11■I look at I || o; n t h i, imicl. 1f il slm" s trow (hrm Mi tl.i >i i .....I|i fur ■ ‘ , ■1 * *i t~ -■* g- auttW- sd.ii.. Wo people who iH c i..cict lie- *atni* mi If ii M n ttlil! til d *t •cmf a n d s l u v r i t i n - - a m e (‘u r t u n e s . • fmfm been her one. close. ~^r hi** no She on her longer sttY-i lip*. Betty, juibl which I te r t h e r e In t h e little llwn on "Oh. been happened. w o r m -1 Com "Talk, with about If the boy I* ton a ewnpanliai to his ' ( ' ( h e r It I * i r e i m r n t l y b e c a u s e t h e fu­ ller wa* not a companion to tlm boy ■vlten the hoy Wa* a Jitile fellow, t ’oui- "Yes I said. oi tom orrow mil. together; m utter fatal w ere him 1' l n n l l y s h e she the a rm * about and prised, . lteity," me but Klsteti. B e t t y . he . whispered. vvl i h you Interest. nre I ’v e wonderful. I— I love y o u an d s o m e dtty—" "llqully and truly. M alcolm ?" breathlessly. "Forever!" know before dear" nnd lie vowed tint I do l i ve a r m s "I d i d n ’t now, Betty, tightened a wen hit. i Radium Found in England.' days hint loll! MAHONEY-W ALKER CO. Ills s o m e m u s i c " n n d hntl t o k e n g il f.-lr visiting wiib m all nee. Inter I.ellu. l ind laid I n s i s t e d o n home l a tt e utld d r e w cheek III- and ! prised dny SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAK e I'OUNTIES. AKEI OUNTIES. FLA. Ft * Slock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. Seven leased silent. N o '" it snowy sweet- o f o n e ’s v e rv ow n. he W h a t ’s Then h e r baby W h e n o n e I s o n l y s e v e n t e e n it s w e e t ­ been who w alking Yes! trem bling lit sw eetheart were "Y ou've tw o Our supply is limited only by our demand. lemnnd. M aholm ?" l lie clniiti. had Betty laughing, No * hand som e, brown- now At i'll Wall fo r volt. him ; talk’ was Into who had l.rrn Made from that same material adopted by the Government.to withstand Nitric mid and Picric Add Acid tesls tents in (he the construction rnnuirnrfldn of nf Its >[s Immense nchl plants. plan*- Yon won't, stopped n n d h o i k e d u p a * h i m . 1. a one sees idai mate, lo t childhood hood heart.' and she O n e • in llliliaiqilliess. A J ’ERFKCT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water. Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. * j > (di. good mornin g. A rth u r." i 1 w a s w ith mfsf;ivlrtgs that he r a m : They was In n u t v w l o - u o n e Kll/lthetll. eii-d ,ee DAISY T ILE m ug: of snow , and M ole often that It Cithitr *vf*I love to go.'" (die said mstinlly. vvateh- deeping Us h la n k e t ye) <a l l s e o f window t h a t h e lind a s k e d to " r u n u n u i m l w i t h has in it t In seeds of another war SIMILAR the ( h l t t e l i l t g doiVIl. Will) eoieled t.y C. D. COUCH, A ii’t Cnhlti R . R. DEAS, HAVE- FOUND IT! and raced liltn to the pond; Betty who chose hint to put on her skate*, ref lin­ i n g Arthur, who eagerly rushed to lo r A w o n d e r f u l s l a t lit e v e assistant t world claim tv: von will, won’t yon? will S o u r t ii • . i. i \|it_lsi« Nc pel *vti«iU ate I hllrahelh SANFORD, FLORIDA hand xxxxxx: By JOjAN M. GfTAY. diver­ every . BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS greeted the seems m u TOUR Business Vlr».Pr*a4dM Her bell that evening. However, IL was Belly In red sweater and cup win* and It c. II. R. STEV ENS P r*.M *rt CURING HIM ii ’em rigid, SU R P L U S 115,000.00 zJX J vani -l re-eliiirtmg And CAPITA L $.10,000.00 “Ilf eolir-l m ore rotuplex heroine. x “At last tin* g u y rjtntent bps bit niton a |d;tn with whirl* I - mil perfectly fa m ilia r.'’ ‘ . ■ in i e o l t u sih-f Growth is the law of nature, to progress we all must grow. Bank accounts must grow to be of any good. Men must grow in all lines to keep their positions. Saving money grows upon you day by day — it is a pleasure that many of you know nothing abouf. Come in and we will explain. Growth is a habit— you must keep at it, or stay small. Hetty’s bell nmt Wax greeted by her ____ .Exports Increase. —»— 'h— American dairy products ore more mother. "I* Betty ready?*' he asked. fnvomfdy received In Europe (linn “Betty imx gone to Helen's parly ever. Exports of condensed milk to Europe rose from 1(1,000.000 pounds In with Arthur." said Betty's mother. HIM, to .Wl,000,000 In 1018. and there "But rome in, Malcolm. We haven't were notable Increases In the export seen you for a long time." "No. thanks, I—I'll go hnmc, I of otlibr dairy products. Most of this was due to war demands, but there guess," he snld, ‘-‘Good night.” ITe seems an opportunity to expand In went dejectedly down the steps, lenvdairy export*. A normal Increase In ( •»«? Mr*. Norris smiling wisely after dairying in this country Is Justified Idm. Tho next morning be called for Hell v providing there I* tIto"necessary InInsiiuid of uniting nt the corner, and eri-ttse In field crops. thus hair five minutes without Art. ‘T il call for you nt seven tonight to The Installment Method. •*1 see' we cun pay our Income tux go skating m IHi me.. Betty, and I'm going In walk home with yon. nnd If in Instnllnignts." you go off with anyone else—Oh. Bet- it s’w e e l h e a r t thea-| GROWTH IS A HABIT Work for East Indian Women, The thought of Mohammedans fight­ ing for Christian Ideals, of dark ago heathenism Inking Jip arms for the cause of clvlllzntlnn and humanity, opens n vista Hint would ho stagger­ ing xvero It not that the Idea has long been dreamed of. As one result of the war, tho women of Imtln have for the first tlmo worked In the government departments In Dclld, and tho question Is be­ ing debated ns to giving women equal representation with men In tho plnns of tho India National soelety. In all the battle for larger things India has met the problems common to nil lands with the most modem, efficient nrnl sclf-sncrlllclng methods. The women of Indln ran henceforth bo counted on as a factor In tire larger problems of reconstruction. e o n -I ""H I have tho. MAY 23, 1919 mnsqncrndo ns candled orange and lemon peel. Orange marmalade and certain kinds of Jam are made of them, and large chunks of them boiled mid sugared make wonderful candled fruits of every kind—pineapples, pears, nprl>ots. cherries—and are used by many caterers to give their wnr cakes niul puddings a prosperous and festive look. h e a r t I s n v e r y e s s e n t i a l t h i n g : I b n t Is, jio- ctice seclll I vi In- I lull i ’ ., s i present the fashion to claim politu-al Hole pundviii’e of some one or other, and the Koreans judged that it was lime to- get in line. likely 70. kept If we have that aspiration* so long, win goes on. the VAN that and is background bet*.i i otici-tited \ \N i ^/t##i?>: -!%•-. '■' - I T IIE SANFORD HERALD PAGE S|X I I :/t the T h e d i s c o v e r y o f u e o n s l d e n t h l e Imdy of pitchblende— the Is r e p o r te d stead, from on England. the partment whose with of were Ili\mp. 1' a r I m o o r , subm itted re so u rce* developm ent to de­ LLOu,D°n J S >Jgnr of the m inistry of m unition*, e x p orts said nn nullum — village of borders Sam ples the mim-ral ore "of the oxide somewhat urtrted f r o m it cnnlclil richer wit* p itc h b le n d e of than 2 <l p e r c e n t , the ore l m- A m erica, SHOCK “Oil. Batty." Leila bad said, "It wns the most wonderful picture and the girt wns a dear. As for Hie mini. Just wait Mil you see him! And guess who w-ns. there? (’nii’t? .Malcolm and the Cases have .lately come to Hie at- girl wire J s visiting Mrs. Hlldden. 1 tentbui of the mlltinry si|rgcniiH where ’ was Fo Mire. Ob. you were Just going tho fright anil fear due to ships be­ lo bed? Well, I’ll see you some time. ing torpedoed have' given rise to Good night." sytiiptruns suggest Ive of shell shock. It really was ton much, and n lump Doctor Ctunet, lu n eomtniinlcntlon to Ibnt could not lie swallowed threat­ tho Neurological society of I'ltrla, has ened to make the tears (low. deserlltetl the mental effect observed Early the next morning her mother when nn board a ship which wait tor­ railed her to the phone. "It’s Mal­ pedoed. After, the first stupefaction follow­ colm. Betty, dear," she said, "hot re­ ing Hie utliick It was obsiTved that member we must get the U:I0 train." "Hello, Belly," said n well known seVeriil passengers discharged guns Inlo Hie air, or Into Hie sen. In oilier voice. -“You nren’l mad. are you?" A words, the pent-up nervous energy slight pause. "I—you know, I wns go­ found release lu letting loose the lm- ing to bring over some music Inst mroM) energy concentrated In explo­ night, but I— "You forgot nil about It." Elizabeth sives. Similarly. It was well known nt .Hie front that a long day of walling broke In. "Don't worry about that, In the trendies was productive of Malcolm, t wns rather busy Inst eve­ more eases of shell shock titan a dny ning." "Oh." said the voice. Then, "Who of active engagement with the enemy. Next there were ii few enses nf snl- was lie?" "No one you knnw. But I must go cldo among the passengers. These passengers were on the whole calm now. Mother nnd I are going to town, .enough, even oh the life rafts. It was slnrc there’s no school today, As he waited, ns Usunl, nt her cor­ only when they were on the reselling sld|i Hint psychonciirote phenomena ner for Iter on Monday morning, ho .began .to 'develop,%Including mutism, snw Iter approaching with Arthur Fer­ spasmodic weeping, laughter, trepmrs. guson. Unheard of I For a yenr now spasinmlle umvctocnis of the limbs, etc. he and Betty bail walked to school to­ gether. and now site passed him “by for Art. T h e V e r s a t ile C a r ro t. There Is mulling like, a war to A w e e k pnssrd; a week of unenslchange tin* s i n t u s of thing*. Look, for non* nnd remorse; n' week during example, at the Ipiuilibycarrot. Before whjrh lie Imd seen Betty much envthe witr It was one of the lowliest of ., sllrred by Arthur. There were oth­ el! the vegetable*, seldom U s e d ex­ ers who were taking advantage of his cept for stew* or New England Irelled, nhtenee. At I a s i he managed to slam­ dinners, hut It certainly has been do­ mer nn Invitation over the phone. ing Its hit In Hip culinary line'recent­ "I'm going coasting -with Herbert ly. It lias become n past master Ip this , evening. Malcolm." she wild J Hie nrt of enure ullage. Gritted raw. .iiveMly, "but tomorrow—" It Is snbl to he o very good substitute “Will yoq go with me tomnrrovy?" .for eggs In certain ihljigs. Utile slices he broke In eagerly. "Oh. nettyl I'll dried hei’nmiy rnMns end i-tirr.-int*', ttnd he there at seven sharp." other bits, treated a little dllTerentlv,• At ten fplnutrs before seven ho rand Malady Affecting Thoie Unfortunate • Enough to Be on Ship* That Were Torpedoed. I • 3“ FIRST NATIONAL BANK SANFORD. FLORIDA Flatem cnt of ('ondilion Condensed from Comptroller’s Call May 12, 1910 , R ESO U RC ES LIABILITIES Loans and D iscounts - $ 321,282.17 O v e r d r a f t s ........................... 329.58 U. S . Bonds and T reas. C ertificates . - - 431,176.00 O th er B o n d s ......................... 192,429.73 Fed eral R e s e r v e Bank 2 , 100.00 S to ck ........................... 16,500.00 R eal E state - - - 2,500.00 Fu rniture a n d Fixtures CASH AND DUE FR O M B A N K S - - - - * 250,833.86 T olal C a p i t a l ........................... Surplus and Profits- - I) it c Federal R eserve Bank (Secu red by U. S . T reas. Certificates) Circulation . . . . D E P O S IT S - 81,216,151.04 I rfhcillt 1,009,54 7 T 5 Tolal $ D eposits 1915 Deposits 1910 Deposits 1918 115,000.00 8,350.00 I S1.1-IC, 151.6 f 1513 l'epn*l<> I 'J I I D e p o s its 1917 35.000.00 48,253.99 2 M5 , t s t i h i $317.61.9.85 - - $106,703.03 - * $ 5 3 5 ,5 2 4 .7 0 . — - $573,943.67 “ '-«L x j �-~Vr>’T I1j*irJir,■ ... _ •-- '*■■’ , ^ .j f ,* . • '. •• ■•r. » r> j ■nI .-■^ , -,. —-L~—^* •T3*• —- 1 ■- - _* . • ■ ■ T- ” « "‘ ‘ . - f -* .3fjJ MAY 23, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD ■ Lillie Happenings Mention or Mailers In Urlcf Personal Items of Interest In and About *£. The City «as Mrs. Hal Wight spent Sunday and* Monday in Jacksonville. It. *J. Starling returned Saturday (rom a husinoss trip to Jacksonville, Summary of the Ftoaling Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers School will graduate from the Flof idn State College for Women at Tal­ of lahassee on June -1th. ^ M r.,and Mrs A. W. Smith and «>.*. ♦, a F A f F SEVEN a • • a • 4*#* # •* Notice county Woodland Park will open again Sunday, May 25th. 51-Itc Mrs, N, IV. Johnson and little called by the serious illness of their supervision commissioners at All persons desiring to atlend Sunday school will phone No. 19, 3 0 5 'or 9 0 - J not later thn n Saturday noon. Free transportation •#» will he furnished them to • <#> nod front if within a radius 4 of three miles of Hu* Mothoifis! church. — • (j •f 1 ♦ ■4h -dM* ♦ ♦ ♦ . j • ♦♦ of Fred T. Williams, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ sister, Mrs. Rousseau. clounty engineer. folks are spending the summer at Mr. and Mrs. Roberts arrived Plans and specilications inay he at the last session, they are confident Daytona Reach. Wednesday from Jacksonville and had upon application to Fred* Ti of obtaining the necessary* two-thirds Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dickson of are at home to their friends at 701 Williams. Hoard reserves the right vole. Orlando attended the Wight dance Palmetto avenue. Mrs. Roberts was to reject any and nil bids. here Friday night. The victory for the suffrage forces I formerly Mrs. D. (1. Monroe. E. A. Douglass, Clerk. today was by forty-two votes more 1 Miss* '/eta Davison left Monday 53-3te' than the required two-thirds. On [or Hartford, Conn,, where she will ! WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN I j D Y T H IN K OF T H E K A N D Y * the previous bailor on the resolution, : spend the summer. The Jitney Still Jits 'K I T C H E N . I F IT HAS SU G AR ca*t January 10, 1918, exactly the F, A oStone—All kinds of haulj.j. Recent articles on the war tax WE HAVE .IT. rrt . ............................................. .. STAR just levied on soft drinks, confec­ nec ?ssary number of affirmative i„g. Phone -43. " " ’ I |T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G . 49-tf voles were recorded. Misses Sarah and Margaret Henry. Mr and Mra j . w . English, for- tions, etc., have given rise to some House leaders of both parties in. misundcratnnding. and the Wni. »f , 'akr C!‘ y “7 Kl!e9t9 r nterly of Clearwater are the guests W'rigley,- tin, Company issued n the * TirTer^nelmte preceding today's aunt^ Mrs. F\_B._Lang!ey.----------------- o f - M r .- a n d -M rsrW 'lrR IT ' Mr. and stateiqeut to the effect that the 3 vote, urged favorable action, but Miss Ethel Moughton left Wed- Mrs. English are delighted with Sanper cent tux on chewing gum does many southern Democrats opposed ticsday .on an extended visit to rel- ford and expect to locate here. NOT affect the retail dealer or the the measure, as >4id' several * New atives in Xonaph, Nevada. Miss Carolyn White left Friday for consumer. Mr. W'rigley explains [ England Republicans, Mrs. Frank Oberholtzer and liahy Orlando where site went to attend that the manufacturers stand this The favorable vote wasi more byof I.eesburg were the guests of Mrs. (jie Commencement exercis s of the tax. and, there should be NO! fourteen than would have been rteeJ. B. Lawson for the week end. , Higlf School. • While there she was C IIA NG E in the price charged you I cssary bail all members of the house * A little son arrived Friday at the the guest of Miss Mattie Mitchell, for your package of Wrig-ley's Spoil’-- been, present. home of Mrs. W. C. Bray at Winter] Miss Carolyn Spencer went t o 1 mint, Moublemint or. Juicy Fruit The, political diviiion of the vnl*> (Lirdcti. Master limy weighed nine Daytona Reach where she will spend In other words/ (In* jitney still jits. showed 'that ti'tD Kcpuhtiuans, j n j pounds. two weeks as I fie guest of Miss Thanks, Mr. "WYiglcy Detni-rn's. one I tide pendent a n d ' Mr. anil Mrs. Edgar E. Brown oL Mullie Abernathy. Miss Mollie* one Prohibitionist voted for ad o ti-; Brown Hammock left Tuesday for graduates from the High School this Marketing Hog; tlon, while the negative noli showed their summer home in Richmond, week, fc* Beats burying t h ’ tn. Steve Hoover, seventy Democrats and nineteen I We arc proud of the confidence Ml. Pleasant, Iowa, writes, "C om ­ Republicans. Spcqjter Gtilelt, whs Indiana. mence*! feeding my herd of about voted against the resolution on pre­ i no Iiogs B A. T h o n r u ' 11 g 1‘ W- vious ball Us did not vote today ntial is mi sule at Philips drug store F ever Tonic. Kif ty i<r Then. Rouge, 117 W. Third St 4 9 - lfit c iL-r over i *V.» m-'ntlis ago. Efforts of opponents to amend the off f *d. N ’ -arliy were A » l ! sick Price .70c. o.l-ti . Mrs. it. (' lie resolution were unavailing. and at t ra ct i v e .t In*" 1 did Miv Henry Wight and little -ion. Hi l le daughter, •iu*i returned h ,-d ' had ’’ 1 *. r i I K i p : ■ > iii\i ( la r k . D e m o c r a t o ' .-.‘1 i L ..iv;s> . i * . : * \ •I -* 4 \\ *‘>it$i■■l \ if<; t T 1'i,mas have returned from a de- Wed nesd.iy f f ii 10 . i i ■y t o . S t ii'orfl. lender of t h e o p p o s it io n proposed \I >*r .it ''•* in ii* irv:;;* lu.'iitlul week’s outing spent at Dayj that 'in- s t a t e * ' r a t i l i e i t I n n be c o m ­ , 1- t r They are now at urn** to l hrir Fla. tni a RVnMt. pulsory w ithin s e v e n y e a r*, and it p Mr and Mrs. Ray' Bulls, who are many friends at Mrs. N' i >. ■G.irn-r'.t , r e s e jit .i t ive S i iu tid rr* of Virginia, Itiilliit- t allege < n m me rice men I* (i i .rarily bieari'd at Aslor were in residence ! Democrat , sought to rninpt'l stilt** Next week Thursday is Rollins' Mrs. Earl Burdick leaves today great day. the eity yesterday, ^mingling with ^adopt ton bv popol, ir Tin- u\»r their friends. » for Daytona II* a h v In r.- «he gm diiil.il ->f a roll1 t-aM on At mm o'clock in tin mo u tut tiic i whelmutg J !of 2 1 1 to 1 these 11 T ' > 1 Mr ( ’ A Rnulcr-.on of Orlando to a t t e n d tile gradual ou: i V.-rciscs o( Alumni meeting will be held in [ io huI s liy 11 VI»t L to tt''nr. nr. High School Mr. ilurdick will 52, preceded the vote of adopt ion. i* attending, the May Day Festival the ■ , , >i ., , , , negie Hall At ten o'clock there will . . . . „ , , , ... ami is the/ guest of Mrs. David be the guest of Mias -Mildred Bur- .he. .the College Sing led In- Miss , !" " 1 i" ,,U'i,Um1 ,l“ ' ndntive strength Steer, fill t'ark. |dick, one of this year's graduates for Dyer At ld;:hl come the gradual- ,,f ,h ' ,lu' " h1 -rt.-r- ami the week end quickly relieves Constipation, mg exi-rcises, with alt addr.-s- by ! " ,,h itMiss Margaret King leaves Tuesday ih iiii'.iicss, Loss of A])|»elile *:i*id D . LI, D . K e rr B o y c e T u p p ‘--r for her home in Detroit, Mich., after Hi .ni.,•lies, due to Torpid Liver plomas . At On tin* Beach and p r e s e n ta tio n of having Hpent tin- winter , most de­ one com es'the college flinm-r. ■HMOlC At For Relit A coni, attractive a one lightfully as the guest of Mrs. H U. three the base ball gam-** Tin* Com­ cottage; s:\ rooto-> and hath, well t'rm II. Slenstrom left on Monday Crowder. Miss King has made nu­ mencement Concert will be given at furnished eb*< t rn- light s; t iink Jiv h Connelly Springs. N. where merous friends during her stay who eight, followed by the reception of gas or wood, delight till shady por­ to will join Mrs. Stenstrom and regret to see her leave. the President, Dr. Ward. tico: one block from the sea. In­ •j r ,i! several weeks. f . —. quire of Dr Howard or Herald Of­ (Stiff has more imitations thftn any Mrs Cecil Butts came over from fice, 63-3 te Orlando Friday to attend the dam e other Chill and Fever Tonic on the Chicken Livers given by Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wight market, hut no one wants imitations An old hen lias a much larger liver TOR SALE and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wight. j '« medicine. They are dangerous. than you in proportion to weight or Tin roof from Welborne Block. food eaten Then it follows that fiance at the Woman's Club T u p s - ! Sfmrd ho it xe of two stories, corru­ day night, !»:« 0 ' p. m. Admission ' Monday, May 19th. at Holy they ret bilious jin! like you do, gated Iron building and scrap Iam­ ■Cross Iteetnry, the rector married Tiny an- grouchy, cross, unhappy l in. eiiiijde 54-It c bi. Must be muted at once. SanMr William Shirley Bowden of New Start h- r liver and make her hrppy. , 'l l - H C Keene and little tlaugtifor i 11.•I «*I t o list r urlio rt l.o.. See i Eugenia and Mr atnl Mrs. N. <> Smyrna and Miss Catherine Mr- Then she will Lay eggs all the svinteT.| L. ’.. Douglass at < unci House. Keuwti of Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Mr Come and get a package of B, A. j p.o-t Wednesday at Day­ , 5M f. j and Mrs. Bowden will make their Thomas Poultry Powder. Food it j tona Beach at the Garner C*)lta|je. future home in New Smyrna. oeaslonally. See your* liens perk Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Mrs. C. L. i * * * * * * * * u p —hear them sing-—look for f*ggs. * * * * * * * * i Britt, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. | .Mr. anil Mrs. Horace Flack of * Your money hack if it fails. Mer­ Archie Belts and Mrs. Braxton Per- Jacksonville arrived Friday and are ♦ Christian Science services chants Grow. Co.. Sanford, Fla. kin- motored to Orlando Wednesday, pleasantly located at the home of • will lie held at t'n* Woman's 5D5lc Shinholser, Mr Flack • Club, Oak avenue, between Word has been received that Mr.j ‘^ rs C. W. to succeed Mr F, W • Third and Fourth slrets, l< J Holly arrived this week from 1 s " r< Work on New Hol rl Bordeaux. France, on the’ M art ha ' WulH,,,an "'■'■“K " f,,r th" Ftorid'‘ Work was st arted tut the dis- ♦ on ^undity, m*»rning at 11 u i ,, Growers Express in this i-itv * oclnrk. IS-lf « a-tiington. l i e is now in New _ 1 niantcllmg of tin- Wel borne Bl oc k V"rk | Dance at the Woman's Club Tues- preparatory tti making i mpr o ve­ * * * * * * * llnb-My-Tism is a powerful a n t i - day night, 9:00 p. m. Admission ments for the new hotel. couple 50c 54-ltr •M-jitit-; it kills the poison caused from r ' Workmen are tearing .down . the infected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, Mrs. G. A. Radford and son have Balcony on Park avenue and Com­ World'n Famous .Streets. etc. 49-lOtc returned from Waytrosa, Gn., Where mercial street and it is expected that A certain (IHTeretice of opinion ap­ Little Miss Marguerite Garner re­ they attended the graduation of the work will continue from now on pears to exist us to which Is the must turned home* Monday from Daytona Miss Rosamond Radford from Pied- and until the new hotel is ready for ia luiilfnl.strvft 111*1111' world. Among Beach, where she was the guest of inont Institute.- Miss Radford grad- occupancy. Machinery and men.are those "In the running" may he luenher grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. uated with high honors. She was arriving every day and the work of tliand: Prince* •street,- Edinburgh, H. Garner. •' from which the 'city received her also om* of the debaters-in the de- rebuilding will soon lie started. iilekitame of the "Athens of Ihe Ned Chittenden urrivtd home yes-J hating contest of the literary sociNorth"; the Via X X Hepteinhre, terday. having received his discharge -eties. her side being the winning one. • Military Ball fiction; Fnekville street, Dublin; the (mm the army. He was in the uerin! j \y. A. Radford. Second Lieutenant Daytona Casino Burgoyne Aveiildn t ’allno and the Plaza Mayo, service and has some, very interesting-'0f ,hc I4'.nh Regiment Field ArtilSaturday Evening, May 2-1th both III Buenos Aires; the High street, experiences to relate. j lery, Rainlinw Division has returned Benefit of " , Belfast; and Hie Untcr den Linden, Soldiers' Memory Park Haim* at the Woman’s Club Tues- from overseas service. He was musBerlin. **4.' night, 9:00 p. tn. Admission tered out 'a few days ago, and* re- Of The Mother^’ Service Flag Club Admission Free to Men 6i»r m pit*. 54-Itc |turned to Now York, where he wax Herodes' Subnormal Son. in Army nnd Navy Miss Ruth Kanner. a Sanford girl »>«rriod to Miss Mae Currivan of Herodcs, to overcome the extraordi­ , 54-1 tp nary dullness of Ills sou Altictls, edu­ mid a graduate of the Sanfo.rd High Nuw Y ‘»rk- !,e «»ijl his pretty bride — _* _ — Dire now visiting his parents, Mr. and cated along with hlln twenty-four lit­ tle slaves of bis own ng*f He gave o t a t i m i j u i w R u n ^ , , ^ * rs- O.. A. Radford. The New City Charter Gffff has proven it will cure Ma­ A meeting wits held after eouneil each ihe name of tin* .letter of tin* laria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fe­ meeting on Monday ‘night to con­ Greek alphabet. I l l s . son. In order ! to play with them, laid to Jearn the ver, Colds and La Grippe. It kills sider the proposed commissionalphabet to call their names. | the, germs that cause the* fe-ver. Find manager rhurter. Hon. F. L. WoodTuff, representative from this county Tonic. I9-I0tc ' | When your stomach be­ Dally Thought. It is good to see Harry Carlson was present and- the new charter, was ll corner disordered, don’t Man Is his otvu slur, and'tho soul humc for n week on furlough. He discussed by several citizens and that can. render nn lamest nnd perfect I hll it with unnatural dihas been promoted to the rank above, members of the council. mnn comnmnds nil light.—John Fletch­ 1 gestants. N ature has 'ensign, in the navy, that of SubIt was decided that a few rlianges er. provided the necessary ! Lieutenant. He has continued in in the proposed charter relative to J -1 |» i1 • * 1 , his excellent service at the Aero Sta- the f?ea for the municipal judge (luids for this purpose. N O T IC K OK K LK CT IO N " j tion at Pensacola. If the war had * would in* advantageous nnd conseIn ro m n l l in r * with t h r provDIom f>( What is really needed is 1continued a little longer Harry would i|ucntly these changes were made. Chniitrr 4Q7S, l,*w* o l Klorida. nnijr* ii htteby *lven t h a t an atacltnn haa baan nrsomething to remove the ■Irrrd hair) and th * a a m * will ha hrld In , ... s I h“.Vt'_ *»«•» In the thick o f.it. The T}je bnI haH lH,en introduced in SprriallaTbe « » Sehool D ltlriel No. 6. Samlnota siCKilty and d i s p e l t h e g government kept him as instructor *lh(l legislature and will no doubt be rounty, Klorida, on T u a a d a y , May 27lh, 1UI9, Inr t h r purpoaa of drlrrm intny who Rases and give the stom- g i al h*i»*«coU. ih returns to his paMed thi9 week< It pr0vi(iC!l for a ahall b* truataaa of laid d la trlrt fur Ih* n a tt u r r r r r d l n f t * « year*, and t h * number ol duties tomorrow. referendum vote by the people of the amill* g ach a chance to do its o( spaclal dlatrlct arhool t a a to b* lavRub- My-Tism in a great pain kill- city on October 7lh for adoption or led In aald dlatrlct lor aach of th * atld t v q j work. years. cr. It relieves 'pain and soreness rejection. . The fallowing a r* appointed to Srt at In­ spector* and cfarki a t aald election: * - * caused by Rheumatism, Neuralgia,: — —---------------- '— I’ rectnct No, t (L a k e M o n ro e ); C Ci. Ball, Clark, Sprinn, etc. 49-10tc j House Votes Woman Suffrage W. H. Allan. I will accomplish this and J . M, Q ftrab y , , 'v , The Pipe Organ Club of the Bap-j W aahirtton, May 2 2 .—National J . II. Mann, tist church was pleasantly entertain- suffrage for women was endorsed by t’ raflnet No. 4 ( P a n t s ) : . D, Pears on, Clark, ed at the home of -Mrs. Leslie JJryan the house of representatives for the ' C C t o r c * . Harwood, it. Q. Henderson, on Magnolia avenue on Monday af- second time today when the Susaa O tto Kelts, ternoon. About a dozen members B. Anthony amendment resolution t Don* Don* tn and o r d e r e t by t h * Board of Publla tor Bamlaola c o u n t y , Klorida, were present and. plans for wefrk was 'adopted by a vote of 304 to. 89 aeoaJon *In struction a a ^ m tiD d . thla Stb d a y of Apt I I I * -f - V . ~ were discussed with enthusiasm. Be- Supporters of the measure ir Ju s l P hon e 323 I) c. r. aide* working for their annual bathe senate, where m i /// f f ' /* f i S3 7 '' - i ~r ight 1919 Hart CcJ ffaci J- Marx S t v li r f ii; W w g !; -JiM ra fite e d A tioublc h rc ^ tcri w i r t - t e a m m odel, ! :' y j : vr. : 'ariety nf new, lively p attern s; a good style tailored right, m ade by Hart Schcjffner & Marx .Just a sam ple t»l our service; on e o ! the ma ny new styles that are here. Sat is Iaction guaranteed. Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company The home of Mari Si'lmlFnor ,& Marx clothes V E L t ' A N I / l N G AND TIRE VALUES Do you realize how much valuation our vulcanizing process adds to your auto tires? Conceive, if you will, motoring without vulcanizing—cast­ ing aside half used costly tires be­ cause they have punctures and blow­ outs and airholes, etc., which could not be remedied. Then figure what we save you by our vulcanizing. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS I'H U N E 17 Oak and 3rd St. SauforJ, florid*: E. (). PAINTER FER TILIZER COMPANY . JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA Fertilizers, Insecticide:!, Sprayers, Poultry .Supplies For thirty years wo have been manufacturing fertilizers in this' S t a t e —we have satisfied customers in every county in Florida Write for Latest Price List ' Prices always in line with Quality J . E. S P E R L IN G . Local Agent. SANFORD, FLA. ' Eat and Enjoy it ■ STOM - A - LAX If you liave even a single dollar that js not employed for some good purpose it is a Slacker Dollar today. -x Money is the basis fftr credit. Credits uro necessary in the establishment of the yroperity of peaep. By depositing your money in a good bank you are helpln out on credits, your, money is readily available, s%fe, and you dollar is a Patriotic Dollar. • There is no excuse for a Slacker Dollar today. ' * �* ' THB SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT mill. S. A. Huston, Crown Paper Company. 62-ltp For Sale— Nancy Hall nnd Porto Itico sweet potnto draws now ready. $2.00 per 1000. P. 0 . B. cash with order. Cates Crate Co. ,4 7 : 8tc* with a crow of 25 or more tie choppers can make good money on our location. Camps on railroad. Short haul. We will supply teams and tents if desired. Write or wire quick For Sale—Three months old Duroe pijfau.. Best stock’ in the country Nick Zernovcan, Maiden Lane. *, 51—Itc FLORIDA D IT O N T aider three or four rooms. P T C T M /* CTTV D l l IN SU PERLA TIV E SELF RISING Address Upholstering anti mattress making, For Sale— Five rooms furniture, furniture • repaired, mirrors plated, 510 Magnolia. 57-tf auto tops and seals recovered. First class work only. Brown Upholstery For Kent— Booths for light house­ Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. keeping- Adults only, <700 French - 49-tfc avenue. 67-2te r T'TH E Success of Dainty Bakings or a Substantial Dinner is assured by the Use of • U o IP K j. FOR RENT Wanted—I am equipped, with ma­ Furnished . Booms—By flay, week chinery to dear your land at lowest or .month. Every convenience. Over possible cost. Also tiling, fencing, Philips Drpg Store, corner Park and breaking land, cte. M. S. Nelson. First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. FLOUR A n added zest for e v e ry meal Ever Think of It? W IG H T GROCERY CO., Sanford FirV //M ///L ,\\\\\\\\\v Wanted —Fifty men. M. S. Net son. •F-ureka Hammock, Sanford. 57-1 f H -’ ME • For Sale— Five acres near Miller’s grove. Small house, sump orange t*eeV. See Mrs. (I. C, Cates. ... 5 4 -2 tp Wanted To Tmy' a roll top desk For Sale Steam cunning, outfit. in good condition ut reonutmhU* First da - order. Capacity 1,000 price. Knt|tiirp sit llernld office. cans per tiay. Price reasonablt . - 57-7tp . A. Ruck. 5 1-4to If y'ou warily Hemstltelting and For Sale Seventeen acres of land, Pieot Work done promptly and all n -nr (Jettev i jsi-st west of the oh! This Column is Free lo Hi turned '•oldiers work guaranteed -;utt-dm-lory sent) to Sieve W i l l i a m place. Sanford und Airs, Dora Cutnelisou, 127 Weed nnd Sullsirw W)ui Neck Posit ion s. Geneva brick road runs right Church S c , Orlando, l-’iu 5i-.tfp I h riotph it f i o i Sid'ay, Mux 2*1(1, \ANTFD . 1! > . i n i ;i C i. n y*s rim th rou gh very tdiuttler w i r e s . A m i t h e e n e r g i e s of Mivlnfe g r n e e n u t e n t e r t h e l i f e t h r o u g h l lie m e t l li i m o f n v e r y lltillul.shcil c r e e d — C h r i s t Inn H e r a l d . For Sub' Gootl work horse rezsonstble offer gets him. Wheeler, Res. Elder Springs I Hltee Sntiford it. A, 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING T ♦1 • ^ E lectricity IIGAl ADYUmSINfi - . N O T IC E Hide will be received by the Board of C o u n ty Commltsionera at their neat regular meeting to be held on J u n e 3, 1919, lor the purchase of one I-to n tru ck. Wilder will be required to lake In e schange one Inter­ national truck now owned by tha county. Hoard reserves the right t o reject any and all bids. E . A. D OU G LA SS, Clerk, 5 2-ltc Notice of Apntlratlon ror T a i Deed Under Section S of Chapter 4SS8 L a o s or KlorIda “ Notice la hcrfcby given tli a t.S . V. Dtiudney, In the Circuit Court of the H rte n lh Ju dlcltl purchaser of l a t certificate No. 101, dated Circuit of the S ta te of Florida. In and far the 3rd day of Ju ly , A, D ., 131VJ. has filed Seminole County. In Ch ancers aald certificate In m v , office, and has made C . D . Christ and K. D. application for tas deed, to Issue la accord­ Keene, ComplajnanU • Spit to • a n ce with taw. Said cer tificate embraces . . . Quiet Title « the following described p roperty situated in K. J . Ilarrall,"et al. Seminole co unty, Florida, lo-witt |,jla | Defendants and 2, lllork 5, A. II. K u a a r i r , Add to Ft. Hreyi. The eald land beln t assessed it the Order fur C o n s tru ctive Servire I t is, ordered t h a t the defendants herein named lo-wit: E. J . llarrell, and all persons claiming by, through or under him as heirs, deviser*, grantees or otherwise, whose names are unknow'n to the com plain ants; J . M. MrCau gh t)-, and all persons claiming by, through or -under him a t heirs, devisers, grantees or otherwise, whose names are un­ known ‘to co mplainants; Elisabeth Stoddard, and all persona claiming by, through or un­ der her a* heirs, devisees, grantees or other, a l l s , whose names are unknown to co m ­ In Circuit C o u r t , ' Seventh- Circuit. He ml dole pla inan ts; Sheridan S toddard and all ■per­ County, Florida sona claiming by. through or under him as Overstreet Tu rpentine C o m p a n y heirs, devisees, grantees or otherwise, whose n am es are unknown t o co mplainants; Efltu n k n o w n lartlea rlaimlng Interests ab eth J . Driggers and alt prraon* claiming uAH nder J. I cbmand M u rp hy , do‘ by, through, or u n d e r-h e r aa heirs, devisees, ceased,. Calv........... |_ A. ....... I’ usge, (.............. l e o r e e .... n . __ -ersntres of othrrsrise, whose names are un­ Mostmi .individually Aid as trustee, known to eompalinsnta; atld alt persona W. S. Kc if or, Hit c M e W ood bridge whomsoever, whose n am es are unknown to . * the complainants, who h a ve or claim to have et al . --- -T o Ik * d e f e n d , m v ; T u l c i n ' A. Toige, an y interest uf whatsoev er namin ',’ ’ter grtd to George Mr1 Mifirton Individually and as trus­ the fotlowin: flesirthed lands, or any part or portion thereof, in Seminole county, Florida, tee, \V. S . K o e f e r and Hite ie Woodbridge: I t “appearing from the sworn bill herein, to-will t tha t your place of residence I* unknown and North half of so utheast quarter of Section tha t you are over the age of 21 years; IS, Township 21 south, flange 29 easts* It (s therefore ordered th a t you do appear North - 17 Q feet of the northeast quarter of in this court to the bill herein lih-J u.i the 7th d a y of Ju ly , I9|9. the southeast quarter of Sdctfnn 3 1 , Town­ It is further orden-d t h a t this ordrr bship 2 0 south, (tango 3 0 east ; puhllshrd encp a week for right rnnsecutive F iv e arre* In a sq uare in the northwest weeks jn the Sanford llefahi, a newspaper roYner or the northeast quar ter of the north­ published in sat<| ftemiqwe r . e i c i east quarter of Section 1'.. Township 29 VS i t ne«s ni) Iia : I a - I - _.; , ; l south, Hanci- 29 east ; Circuit Court t hi J April 2-t, A . ' I > . 1919. E a st hall -of m l half of northeast quarter (s.-ali E . A. D O U G L A S S , of iteetiun- 2, and northwest quarter of north ­ Clerk Circuit Court Semineli* Cie, 11. west quar ter fo Section 1, Township 2(1 Maijwy A Warlow, A* tn sou th, flange 29 e a st; * ^ Sola, to r Complt. & l-9 tr L ot 2h7 l.nngwood. Florid a; N O T ICE Hi.is will he received by lb* Hoard of Co unt) Commissioners at their jli-st regular Southwest quarter of northwest quarter of os- u|ie to he he Is! on T u e sd a y, J u n e 3 rd . 1 9 1 9 , t for repairing bridge, o w r Econtnek- Section 31, Township 2 0 south, Hinge 3U o i l , ei cept the follow in,; 1 tracts. l.atehri- Cr*.ek, Work to he done under the ft) lie,-in at N \V co rn et of slTd S W f i o| -'lier-vhlon of l-'rol T. Williams, county er.gnuir. ■ N V V 1 , . r u n ea st .',71! I t e t , s o u t h l 2 o tret, I'l in-' a m i - p , c i t l r n t l o n s m a v In- h a d uprni west &H0 (+et. north 120 fr et to p- «. Is.; tppli* atlor, t-, Fred. T.< W illiam s. It ,.aril --< •< th, right io reject any amt alt t,i•l. , I. V DUt'tif.ASS. Clerk. u 2 ‘ <l ne - f i ot r t h of a n t t *t r t l U f i it l o t ; (.If MV S i -( 121 li-cl. - o' j l l l I "I I *. i!*!!*, n f asi pinif$ l»»* hr J * * rf, I ■j-, ■!#—a ■iJ nrsji nf I nrnrpr*r j*iJon - ti , | t o p .1 E W E L E U Itip- ,< ti of ii-,d 1 h*-5i l i v in O H M A M ’S S T E I M ! N f i mi - l i i Ml lilt 1 1 in * a i.l n i ■an I,a h Inn I l r u t k i ri* i Cumpiiq room wife in private fnmil? |!,,\ .. P H K A B i t ' s l l A M i - p A I N I I It ( t l ; s * VI III I, A ddri s, ki - . t wo Itefin at RW corner of Mill S W C rdn i a-( ,t2t feel, r e r l h r,97 I' i- ‘i I-11 t n I rfU J t»n 11Ttrt fir » *f nhirJi. . - ir fnnfst«ie-n t b t f >>11 i m $r>u Due n<rc HENRY Mc LAULI N 5 - 1 -4 1 e i! a* 7a- s. I J in n - , r a can W a n t i ’d to-w it: of N W J f ' of N E Sw . 35 T p . 21 S, n . 30 E a s t. 10 arrea. The «»!,) land brine assessed a t the d a l* of the i<tu . • n t r of auch certificate in t b * name of U n ­ known. llaa filed aald certificates In mv office and baa mad* application for t a i deeds t j Issue in accordance with law. Unlrsa aald certificate# ahalt b» redeemed according to law t a i deeds will lam e ther—m on tha till day of Ju n e , A . It. i s m . Witness my official signature and sail this the 2n d day of M a y , A. I). 19|9. (seal) R. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk Circuit Co urt Hemlrtnl* C.i . KU. F ite lly V. M. Dougina*, n , C. th e undersigned upon making a deposit o Ten Dollars, this sum t o be refunded whsr aald pi a, specifications, et c., have been re' turned. fly order, of the Hoard of County Com mlulunr rs of Seminole C o un ty, Florida, (setll E . A. D OU G LA SS. S2-tlc . Clerk. PI W THE F R IE N D L Y TO BACCO Horse Sense About Tobacco Good to b a c c o o u g h t to be like a w e llbred h o ss— all t h ’ k ick ta k e n o u t b u t all t h ’ sp e rit left in. i.ii< i, i T I.* 11 a ru♦ y i ( h i* rnr |i‘i f at h»ti s h a l l In* l mi Mr ni Ut--h l 1■ rn pan > , aim I if** iifi!tii]i!i i .-irt lu iMiifsii *hall m Cl\ ieilii, S r m if -I** f ' H J n l y , F l n r M a A i l i r l r II. f T h i Jft'h* r ft! T1flflir*T Cif iht* h i|wHti-~« I < I f i f v - i r l n l h v l hi* i%r ptif a 11tin s h a l l M»- us -a ti» w it T " t%rr> «*f> a M ineral fm r 11f i ‘f itn r* ha d i M*m litl rim h . an>| I jiut ' x-'if a n r| d i a l ill (jiefi h i l fi 'l t i r , ttom) i rftr*, ( ■> f'tm U ftlitl j*s*r ’■ tin a f -)o f U i*f all (|i-*r M(j| |iif|'4. tif l l j v , s.s-llr ik vt-luj* nnd d i a l in r i a l t * I a l e . I «» I ■ If, f a r m , c u l l i vat* an d n p t r a L r l hr land's tif c . r u r p n r a n /i lf a n d l a n d * «*( tiihi’ r |i*f*niii#, t l*‘ Mtarki'l *4*11 flDfl t l i l | t m r td Hie |ifm rl u r l s r h r ' r f r " m \ f l l d r # 111 T i n a rn»*utvi »d i h r r a i i i ld ) al »r*a uf this » *»r [im * 1n*n »hal l h r T » p n l > ft v r Fit mi s a n d * 1 2 m.OIjii mi l i t d l a r s . to l»r d u i d r d tn fn , h iiiid r r t l a n d lM!l> i Iimm a nf t h e |iar vnliji* nf H u p Hundred [Kdlara r a r h , a$nl * ii M ^ o r k m » j In- p u id fu r in rmsdi €»r in f» mfir ri> p~ l a b o r a n d «rrvirc*n. nf a junt v a l u a t i o n tu lip f i \ r d b y t l i r i M rc c t o f * ui n rm-i t itii; call« tj f«ir nurh % . I r l l r l o IV. T H p n i r p t c i i j d f l . t h a fl p i i a ! j i r r p p f n a f i v \Mirlf*. \ T h * Im i ** i-f thi rnr (mr «i1 1 nri ktinH hr O C I M S T A M ) O P T IC IA N hi Mrcul: i i*t|ri, Hnriuh < irrult, « u i i n i j , I Jurjuta I j %* rat r e e f T u r pi ntiiie L u m p a i i y Prnclire mnllnetl In the Ireulotenl of I he eye ? i Ml I ft ale S Eyes cxatnlttetl by a regular re-'i«tereil physirLtn i *. Glasses ft 1 1i-st. broken lenes iju. plirnteil All un'ktt'iwn p ar t ies * l i 1m i n ' | • * s i* ijftijrf J R ic h m«*nd SI n r, .' di * * i|*ed , VtiflH1 I \\ tiMfd lend ^*-. j{ lt rhit ,\Y i .m flm d jj e , all i nh m>* a ri p »r r n-s «lai mini: l n l « r » ji u u n d e r L a l v i - i Y r u a g e , all u n k n o w n p a r t i *-4 r l a i m t n r mi f t r e 4 ! 4 u n d e r f i» ur^e H Vl fir tim i t d i v i d u n l l i or ±tt i f n t * ’.-, all t i n k n u v i n * 28 W. Churrh Si. - Orlontlo, Fla. parties rlaiming inltf r*! under W. S. R e*der ef al. T* i nil u n k n o w n p a r l l e * r|»lmlrir* l n v**re-«t und* r 4 It i e h m n n d M f i r n h y . *»r u i * i r i ‘ ,M in \ Mnaije, nr uinli r iiet»n:.- H YL.ri.>n i n d i ­ v i d u a l l y o r a« t m i tee, n r und«-r \V S K . t f . f G O O D T O T H E L A S T DROP ur #dther td them nr uf herwtie, hi Hi. f.*Tf•i % MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE I n y d e i c f i hi dU n d ^ s it u a l e , , -m, d,< ritunf 'i , F h i r i d a N F. , of S I , S it it T . i r * s K J* | •' on d net r d h a li.i.vf J |( d i r r i ’ liUo c**flsi%f l n |£ >1 '* " I S YY , Si' J \ |*p LSI S. It Ji | , nf (nil In - t h a n l h ' • nor iri'irp I L a o liv. S \v 1 4 • if S IT 11 S it J g, T p •** S "i, | HU mh**ri I hr »f ifr>“l nf* ,"*h*d, f f o n i Hi* If S VY 4 .if N‘ YY ,. N . f t n -,d .* nUftiln f » Is* I a p r t-si i |**n I , n v i r e |ifp *l d *'nl, nf S YY >, S»< I i, I p . J o s ft 2 'J K a n - f r e l i i r . an*l a I r e M U f r f On** p e r s o n V o u a r e h e r e b y or d e r e d t o a p p e a r to ih*i n i j r b«dd thi nflh‘ r id bt«th i r f f r t n r y a n d irraaufer* Thi" p f T t u n * w h n a r c tn r o m l u r t bill uf r o m p U i n t herein lit *.| un th** 11h d »v of Au^U Rt , A. I ) , 191ft, t b c liufiinr-M fd t h U c u r p u r a U n n an Ha i«*m* I t U f u r t h e r onfi>rrd t h a t t h h notiuo* 4m» pnrm ry, o l l l f i r i a m i ft lrc c ln ra u n t i l t h e d*r»*cp t lb lh h fH l n nrp ea ch w**fk t o r | v , d v e w r e k a l**ra an* ndr*ct*u! at t h e brat drum a I m e e t i n g nf t h e a t u r k b i d d e r s her id n a f t e r p r o v i d i t f f*»r, in t h r H a n f o r d H e i a l d . a i i r a i p t p r r i>utdi«h»‘i! In s a i d Hi'mimd** ( ’ m in t y . ■ h a ll b r T- W. I a w t i i n , j r r e a i i l c n t ; W. i . W it m - f s m v ha n d an d i h e n , a | ,,f n , n l . i w t u n , v ic e p fr » id *‘ r»t, It \V l . n a t u n , **■ (• (dr* nit C m i f i Hit* *'it h d a v of \ p r d \ si r e t a r y a n d lrca**uri r T h e f k s i a n n u a l m ee t 1919. InK «d l he s t ii r k h«d«|er« shall tie he ld on t h e < *e a l. F. A I If l i f t ; fp \ S S . fir«l M DfiiU) In J u l > , \ I > |i*l!l. a n d a n ­ ( I r r k C ir cuit ( ' i n n S e m i n u l y jj n u a l l y i h e r r t l l e f **n I h r fir*t M u d f ln ) *d Yf A YYra rIn w each and cvefv i o ' v . S o l i (or C i i m p l l A n k l e 1 I, M Lite T in hi if ( ha1 a m o o ti I iif 11. *1* ht * if •n ■ ** nr BOX FILES IIa 11d 1 1p * •• ali i h l ht* r«r puf« r K*in inn a ? * n j it **•If is dtHildr Ihr a t n u u i i t uf I be rapclal * i i o k a n d surplus uf the ru rp u rs' tiiTip You see, half the secret of makin’ a good hoss is in the breedin’ an ’ half in the breakin’. Selectin’ tobacco th at’s crow n right is only half of m akin’ Velvet. The agein’ is the other half. T h ar’s only one kind of agein’ that gets th’ right results — Nature's aim. N ature’s no clock •watcher. She does a job right whether it takes two years or two thousand. So when she gets through with the fine Kentucky Burley that we put aw ay in wooden hogsheads for two years, it’s just right. II u n , A r t i c l e V|| . N a m e * , ri-shli-nri' a n d » u b “ r n pi inn m eur purator* T . W : l . m i o n , t l v i e d n , H o f i i l i , .10 IV. J . Lam t o n , O v f t d i i , F l o r i d a , 3 0 It. W . I . ^ a i u n , O v i e d o , F l o r i d a , 2 0 All kinds of things are packed in tobacco tins, but your good neighbor will tell you “ Velvet is the real pipe tobacco.” Prove it for your- for filing l.fllcis. nf Hills, J n v o i r r s , Elr. (hr aber*** uliiire* nHnrea. sta te o f f lo r lila , . C o u n ty of S .m ln o lo , • H M iitf mo p i-isn n alii appeared T W . L a w ton . VV. J . L a w to n am i H. W . L a w t o n , to mo V a il k n o w n am i kno w n lo he th e p a rlie s at.— scrihssl in aaiil a rtic le s nt In co rp o ratio n and a r h n o w ln lg rt l th a t th ey sl(iir< l Ih r sam e for the u ses am i p u rp o se . I herein e a p re ssrrl , In W itn e ss W h rrro f I . hav e h e re u n to set m> ham t am i n lflria l se al, this the 22m i rlay of M a y . A I). 19)9 larall M A It V L K l N I l A J t T . Notary I'ulilie, S la te of FI in.la My eommisslon t-aplre* Oct. 2 9 , 1920. M - 3 te Sralril hills will he rrcelvul by t h * Hoard til C o u n t y Cortiniisalont-ra at tht-lr neat re*ular m re lin * to h« held on Tu esd ay, Ju n e Srd. 1919. lor tem porary rep air, on the Wektwa river, bridge, repair* to he made under the tuprrvialun of the cou nty eneim-er. F or further information see Fred T. Williams, entineer. Hoard reserve! the rl th t lo reject any and all bids. E . A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. & !4 lr Fertilize eilruH trees NOW for development of fruit and growth of tree. The size 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 year nnd next by neglecting to fertilize now All Ihe Potash You Want WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO ManofaHurprs ideal Fcr’ i’.ize s Dialers in Spray Bum,is and Inset ic'd ■*, J A C K S O N V I L L E ............................... . . K, ( ‘ M.t.well, Mg-.. .s,tnf(>r<l ILjitrh ) i.t mm \ ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J . THIGPEN. & COMPANY j ~ t AGEN TS' meral Fire Insure OrrlCB PEOPLES BANK BUILDING Roll ■ VELVET Qfarette Itcce ip ts) rienlj of IItcm at 50 .each Office Supply Depf Flume 118 Sanford, Florida N O T Il'B , It ain’t been hurried none or short - cutted. It’s £ Nature-done job. * . Sanford* bid may b« obtained upon application - . . . Fioi �•* * * THE SANFORD HERALD MAY M. 1919 N O T I C E DESCRIP TI ON O r (.AND ‘ „ 9 3 3 “ £ 3 “ » O W NER Amount of I Ta ir* and 1 Cast * t i K S n i l l T l o N ' OF U N !» I Vatic* I* h e reb y givlt, t h a t the following described land*, or »n m-teh thereof mi **-- am ---------— for (ho ill he * nee***ary to pav the o u nt• Jdue the la lave* herein *et oppoeite onpoeite to the *am e Ring, ^will w ............... he told at public auction on Mon* together kith li>r r........ *w t * "I ,u rb aaie^ and^advertlaing, p j ‘ the day- — of -------June, A. D. JRU9,- at the h hour o'clock,, --------noon, a t the co urt ;n, Second — o_ of. 12 --------------Joor. in the C ity of Sanford, County of Seminole, and State of Flo rid a J NO. D. JINKIN H, T a t Collector, Seminole County, Florida. ¥ 7 Lot L ot 47 Sanford lleighta Mr*. E. W. Pllley I llloek II T r I I . tVm. L o t I I I Sanford Ifelghta Ctark ’a Sul, Dlv Unknown Lola 123 and 124 Sanford L oU 2 to 9 lie** Lot 61 llloek I I Ifelghta Unknown 3.05 T r 15 tVm. Clark'* Sub L o t 127 Sanford Height* Unknown . , 5.6 2 I Uviaion Unknown 5V. F. I.eatllCe Sub IlliUlan aa Recorded In plat II.,.,V No, I, Page 27 W m. Clark '* Huhdl«l*!„n of llloek 21 of Robin*,in'* S urrey of an tddlllon to Seminole County Record* , Sanford a* Rer ordrd In Plal llook No. I. P a ge 1 0 », Seminole County Record* ( u Amount «f tr. DESCRIPTION O F N ' j L o t S W. F. I. e a r i t t ’ a Sub . . S ' i Lot 3 tVm. Clark'* Sub Div a % Taii-t and OWNER tj *r* I.AND Divliion * S. \V. W r i g h t . 1 1 50 of llloek 2 1 Itoblnaon'a C eubJji a k! L ot* 7, 9, ||, 12 and 13 W. F. w Survey of an Add. t o * * X < L eavitt * Sub DlvWion U n k n o w n .... 7.20 Sanford L o U 18. 19, 20 and 2 1 . tV. P. , L e t 4 W'm. C l a r k ' * ' Sub Dlw of 5.74 19 29 10 Unknown g e t * of S W '* L e a v i t t'* Sub Dlv ___ W. F’. L eavitt . 3-3) llloek 2 1 of It ,hi ru in'. 19 2 9 Beg V W cor of Lot I Survey of an Add. to linyd'a Sub IHiWlon aa Recorded In Plal nook No. 1. Page 31 Seminole County Hrrorde U * Run _E 13.25 ch c S 15 ch Sanford __ L ot 3 Ho) d'a Sub Dlv ___ .. J . JJ. Rrunaon . .* 6 .0 5 L o t III tt'rn. Clark'* Sub Dlv. W 13.25 ch, N 7 W t b L ot 9 Royd'a Sub Dlv • S. O. Shlnholaer ** _ 1.75 W 10 rh N 58 deg W to of llloek 21 of Robin* l.ola 19, 2 0 , 2 1 . 22 and 23 Vthly to p pE Lake Nthly E CO deg aon'a Sur vey of an Add. Royd'a Sub D l v . , . . ____ • S. O. Shlnholaer _ ___ 7-20 W of. pt. on N line of . ti\ Sanford Mr*. 9 . S. P utte r ..... ... 11.08 | • 29 E 15 ch Sec K ............... _ _ * M ark ham Park Height* a* Recorded In Plal llook No. I. Page 77 Lot 1 1 Wm. C la rk 1* Sub Div of o i . j of 8 W ) t of N E f , of Seminole County Record* llloek 21 of Robitiaon'* ' „ 2 .5 3 8 19 29 Mr*. A. Grether S W )L * ---------------— - 26 Sur vey „| an .\dd, to Lot 9 llloek E Markham Park H it 20 • Mr*. A. Grether 19 29 K >4 of SE >1 of 8 W ' i 226 Sanford r . U W i n g __ . ____ _____ Height* R. t . IVfkina ... 2 2 .2 8 3.96 J . \V, Newman 19 29 11 S ydt m NK *4 of N E f i -28 tt m . Clark’ * Sub DliNton o f K ' .* of llloek 21 and All lllneka 11 and 16 Roblnaon'a Th e Tow n of Sanford a * llr corded In Plal llook No. I. p a ge * 16 to 61 and 112. I l l , VI* of E 1 j of N W I| of N E 1, S u r r e y , aa R e rord rd In Plat Rook No. I, P a g e 107 , Seminole County Record* 111. 116 and 117, Seminole County llr ro r d * . ' and W « , of W Jj of _ 3. TO N 'y llloek I Tier 7 Sanford . .... 20 J . K . T . Chamberlain. 19 *.!9 S W 11 of N K 1, ____ ... 31 2 6 .3 0 L o t . |. 2 add 3 llloek .13 tVm. A. Ituhbtna 2 .6 5 L o U 1 and 2 llloek 2 T ie r 9 3 5 19 29 5 D. J . Lawler Clerk'* {tub f.|v. „f , s i j of S E ' t “f N E ?4 of N E t | 5.71 35 19 29 40 J . W. Zachary.. S E ' i of N » || . , 6 1 .0 > . „ K o h ln M iti Survey ...... .. U n k n o w n *.. J.C Z T 5.36 Sanford .. L J Tavl.tr 19 29 Lot 4 Ulork 3 5 tt rtr, ( lark a , Reg 5 ch K of N W co r Tif L ot I 36 43.1l> Lot I llloek 3 T r 1 Sanford Ujlknunn * 8 Sub ' Div of I!■Einron'i Run S 20 ch E 5 ch N An Unnumbered Lot lying he. 4.59 to L, llilcump. -i ------20 rh W 5 ch l % f f n 1 and 3 llloek 1 i . * ' " ■ I Wm. Clark Reg N K cor of L<’t 1 of Paula 103.70 Lot* 7; (!, 9. |(). |] and I2 lltk .Tl* r 1 Sanford J o - D e tf o n t.v 36 19 29 3 5 tVm. Clark '*. Sub Div Lot 1 1 Ulork .'1 Tlur*2 Hanford 15 1.15 J L. Miller Run N 389 ft W 3 2 5 ft of Itobinaon'* Survey S 2 4 ft l.ot 12 llloek 3 T r ,2 S 389 ft K 3 2 5 I t — 2 R . R. Eldridge „ J. 7 and 8 llloek 3S Wm. Sanford , It. J. Clark'* Sub Div of lU bSI. Joarph aa R e co rd e d In Plat tlaak No. I, P oge 114, Seminole County He Inmn'a Survey S ^ n f o n l 1" ” " Z ‘ 1 03.10 D. L. TbrnTher N i i Lot 32. St. Joaep h.. ■-ram*: llloek 9 6 Wm. C f a r f i . L o t 9 llloek 3 T r 5 Sanford_____ Reg 493 ft N of S W c o r of Lot o, n, Sub Div of Itobinaon'* L ot 7. block 3 T r 6 Sanfurd ink aown . v . - u , r'" > * * 31 run N 50 ft K 150 ft Survey Unknown ... __ .. 3,20 W ' a Lot 3 and All 4 llloek 3 S 50 ft W 1 50 ft J R , . 3.13 A. 1>. S ia a iito rd 'x addition la San ford a* I t r r a r d e d In Plal lloak S o . I. P a g e 110 Tier 8 Sanford * . ____ 48.16 Unkiygwn ■ Jmpnh ~ : J . I.. Miller Sem inole County R e co r d * ________ U.5U . U. * U _ & -tU rtt» r------ -- . 2 2 .5 0 L o t 5 llloek 3 Tr-to S a n fo rd -*: A. D. Smith Rot Ctl St. Juieilh.. . 9.27 Lota 13 and I t llloek 4 Ti er t nknmrrr L ot* 6 ami 7 Hlenttford'* Add Lot 34 B4a Jo .e ph 35.73 Sanford tu S-mCir.l , Albert tidllauik . . Hufua Sheppard. fl"..30 W t J - E o t 90 St. J u e e p h . . . _______ 106 .3 0 Lot* l and 5 llloek I Tier 3 Unknown , „_____ Lot ft* Hti*ntlfur*r* Add tu Lot 76 St. Joaeph Sanford M r . S l> Shlnholaer 129.90 Sanford * Florida Land A Colonlaallon Co.'a Celery Planlallon a * Recorded In Plal llook No. I Lot I llloek I T r 6 Sanford J . I. Milter » L 2 S l.ui 10 StontlfonP* \dil to Sa nPage 129. Seminole County Krrorri* L oU I and 2 llloek I Tier 7 ♦ f**id Eat 5 Florida Land A Colonita Sanford Mr*. C. A. S m ith ___ '15.20 J^«t 12 St.-ntifurd'* Ailil tu Han­ lion Co.'a Celery P la n ta ­ Lot 0 and N ' y 7 llloek 5 Tr J ford J . C. Carter tion Sanford Mr*. 1*. M. T h r other E3Jt0 l.ol* Ul anil I I HtPiitlfurdN V I.1 t o l 27 Florida Land A Colon!Lot 9 llloek 5 Tr 3 Sanford If. n r, tt igl t " I 67 to Sanfurd jalion Co.‘t C e le ry P la n ­ ,S 12 ft Lot 12 and A'l I t tr*. I.u( 2a St**ntif.iriI "w \.l ! t i S a n ­ l 5nk now n tation _ ..----l e g S E Cor Lot 13 Run ford — *t-----— N 62 It W 26 ft S 22 It Kot* 32 and -2 1 S* ntiKjrd'* tv i t tt s to ft f: t., V.ld t a r t ford R.c 1*7 It N of S\V e„r of l o g 1 llloek 5 Tr 3 Sau* 19 30 Kyi 2** St m f if u n i 1* \t]i| to Sari* N W •. 26 ford Hun F: 330 It N 6 6 0 It *1 . i !,r' 1 ' ‘/ - Vr4frli6e» \ ■4aS.9jl* 1 on * t Itloek % T r ft S a n f u r d l.nt f A. ' Jf». W t.60 It S 6 6 0 ft K '*»■' * • AC h ip > ilP * S ub dliJilun nr Ulork - t j . It, ond J oT ihe Town «r . i o b l . b o r o 6 1 .9 2 l.ot M t U l 2 1'lork 5 Tr " J i T. Irwin, Jr .1 10 J a - t f r r n i d r d in f l a t llook No. I. Page 71. Sem in lie Counly H e r o ,,I - . M * Sanford _ M^rv S. l»irkin« «- ** L id * ft, 9 and 10 HI.u‘k Cl Ch ap* * w f • llloek 5 T r 26 Sanford 1» Mm . T T, ItK f<*fievai t Ictfal 'l t riViH fl lit*.. L t: T* \ litdl'a.Still 11|v df Qiitd%> • . boa it •• • ford .... .jt , - ^__ 1 * Mur% K. Illctln?W Ry. N’ Wly t o PerI,tit l l ItuJck 1 ! ("happidf* Huh *itnitum Avo S t o Rig . Sanfurd C, U Lsiog Lot 5 llloek 7 T r I Mv of (id hi ah fir .i lew, that part N of Let-**, * a Lot ft Rloek 7 T r 3 Santor 1 tt || tt fg h t l o t * n . I t an.| 20 III... k i; burg Rranrh of A. C. L. l.ot t Itloek ft' Tf 1 S a n f u r d I n k n n v, n C h d i n ^ i r * Huh hik a*f R, R. deeded to A. C . L. Lot f, 111 ., l H Tf 1 Stinf'*f-I t nk iti. * n t Mildntiifr it ft. 00 Lot 9 Itl.ok * Tr 1 Hurtf, 1 ri VuMtt ft . it It. Co.t • 26 19 31) NK*. M W. |.u% *11 Lot* H and 12 1 th* k t, C t.4p l.ot 6 llloek 9 Tr ft SwfifvH*1 I tt i I t i f f r f a i d K«t M M. S m ith '* tfuditU lu n of S e r i b m * a* R eco rd ed I n 1 1 II IIut.lv No 1. P a ge 53. Huh Mit --f 1 .0 , 1 Ulitrk 1" Tr 9 SanE-rd S e m in o le 1 nun!) 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M S o ,1 11, , T h i r d -its 9 llh. lee.tA I n 1.4 m Uhi. V i . * • I* m i rk hi Tr I \ liurd^* 1 Hi i ■ Mtiffnis F»t tf* Hnitfan1 " ' ! * t■ ■ I It* t\j -.’i ,V Cl *r h its 1. 2. *1 » n•1 1 It!**. i l - . l II III'. ; I ** ly* It M «if S ' , Mf N,W*4 «*f S K ' i M . i Hi** 1 I t s lltf r.| 1 •' 1 V M T l'd ih f 4nil N‘ I V a m •* *•I N'K 4 i |; It t an 1 . Ul.., k 1 » Tr I S*tiI"T d 1 r*n*i \li > I w I tttfld ♦ I anil a I lihii.l If.lon i *. I *«t . VddUl«»n l.i South SanfonK q* l(« ro td rd in Flat 1 * J Hi-• k 1 1 I 1 nnd 1 r S *rf S| l,|| < \ \s lh»»»k Vtt L l‘ ij£.’ 71, S r ml rii,tr f out nfi I t m i r d k t; Sanf.-rd T J tt ilhain* ■ nl. \t# 1»!» 10 I H HU.A I t I Klf-f'tda Kami A • ohi -2 Ltd I HJ«AW 1 I T r 9 Sqiifa.rd f nkn .is* i, ^ , f S f | ! > IUK N C. » ** \ d d I . 1 S aid11* S hi 2 I.Mf »« 111« k. It Tr '» Sanford Y U Hr. 1 ! t at r IrU'fr At P 2 ‘J ! ' ft h m ns n f.nd l ot : lll.irk I Tr I S 4 tif•*rd t \ 'U S f I - m f s\\ , .ef s v\ r * drill I *t 2 1 * •*.<I j I *’i <f A i \ll lit... t 1 N I II Utnfnrd I ->l S K 1, *if W '* v.f < » « V.ld To urh - Hn \fl III... k 2 S Tr I I Mill ' I M M ' ’Til ! t. * tt , 2'i 19 JO ! .1 1 . > ' ,* V. I , \ I f II s a i l . . n l IK" k ■t » o! S t t ' t *.f S tt ** I •« » ni t , 1 , 1 A+ 1 I » ,f 1 *.T s 1 III ft ami 1 i .1 1 - tt ' g ..f S I g v.f t .* • V Id t ' S o ,t. t, s It *.* S k-'tl ii -'f i i* 1 tt , ami \ tt 4 .1 1 , r,J 1 in ft Uf'Mk \ nit* 1 < Ii til.If ’C 'd i tt 4 It n i ( I. .if t t lif..I luf tl! 4 I dlli| A t natal | , T It 11”%Mk \ Sard .'.1 1 t 17 I K.1* I 8 . nkn 1tt ll r - atif -r«i I.-*. C.l ‘s \ hi I > Soul h Sun 7 llhjrk V s 3 id N V. -of i " U S anrl s r.> ♦.fin foT.I 1 ! VJ 1 Sanf.4fil II 1. jl tt in SF, r*ir a n .t » 1 • u 1t * >v Ifl I *»» ‘ t I f . r t . f i I _i ivd A . I .] . s ' . nf N 1 of 1 Jt 7 111 .. L 1 . \ F , rh ! 1 1 * Vdd i * S out ti San V*4- \\ r,,,-n S J H ..rd t 1 _M lord c- i . f r*l <if a r t . V'J t... *4 HI Mk / I 4 t 1 ami s l.oi* ;]u und i Florida l and 1 , in S C . r ■I l i n i n ' Jm \ nkn tt Tl 1 1 ** H s a r> ■■fd m Cot*, f'.i'a Vdd i t South I •af » I Ik d tt u| K a .4' 1. 2 Itloek ft T r \ San 1 ami S a n f.in l i tt f - 1 I n! i r i t m n nl Hu 6 * r-lew.r. ftirtf hot 6 ‘* Fh>r"i|l«k l..ind A* Colo. tt ! i h *‘ .tf Sanft i r t ) ( » r a r i i lent 3 111.»rW |. T r \ Sa n f-rd I * •"t r t t i lh 1 rnii Cti'* Add fo Smith Nan*' ^ tt ! > a i**#sic CjfTint iiiir l.nt 7 Iflouk 6 Tier V SaiiiiijNi K ,V tiunlnrr ford > ’ til* ch K t f’.H rh N HI a » * F. Kaing Lot I 11 1 ork T r 11 Sanford 19.90 IIC 1 ' t rh tt. |m ^ i :\i 19 .TO Khx.ahrth H i-* 1 K. J V\ hll»**k Huh MMUloo of Purl uf S i r 36. Ip 19 It J* , *« Itrrorilnd In P I j l.nt S HIjirk 7 T r It Sanfurd V' It S t . war* i'* i ii S nf NK n»r * U1 19 U0 I took Nu. 2, P-tgr I ^, S r nil i»u|p f o u n t ) It rro rd * I ,*it !i jlltirk h T f C Sfttifnrif 1 II I run S Ml rh W 2 0 rh N Half lot in llhifk | f.‘. J , I 11 !MI -AH j.nt r» Hfnrk h ‘V * <' Sanfnrtl I rt rh W 10 rh S 2 * ; rh Whllf'i* Suh Iliv j i n r h . I nk no m. U* }.,.i 6 11luck H Tr H Sanford tt 1o e|, S 12 1 i rh tv 6 of 1 ■ 111 I ri 3(1 I ' f t k n " * fi Kni« .•*. 9 and |U lllork w T r II . * N 2.7 deg t; I l eh F 1 9.60 Saiif«*rd F II llund'a* Vtid tu Hjiiifi.rd m Itrrorffpil In I'lut Mouk S.i I n Ikn o » « f . Il»'|t 121 l.nt IItlnck '* Tr \. S a n f .o *| ( u u ii t t It ur u t tf • i!rg ’< ! *» « h K a rut I I rh H i»f | .0 ,II' ck ' T r It 'Ut.C.fd \ tt r..f ;i | I .d i. lU n .l * V id t <44.Co I I f k it• i ,1 IHI.., k '* |f < *4f.f Mf-t Hu*. < 1 1»- rh, Y. ti ’> IWv ( httprimn ,» h n l - . t - tiMuitiii'l.i S a u ford n<* I t r r o n l r d In IM,*t It I ..f 2 HI " 3 '» if t9anfi.nl 1 ' »>\ •h I n 1 , r it S S r m I null* i iiuitt) It n o r | I O Itlnck • Tr i *nhf1 f . •r. | *h if, tt ■ '* 1 , h t,< 1 t *t» L„t l .ni '* 11<it. k Tr 1 S ,tnf iff d -■i 1 l|k « U 4 ' 'Mil' 1 llloek 2 C h a pm a n \ 1 7'. I I.t . Itlnck * Tr 11 Sanfnr l T IllkeC'* Add to Han■r 1 ! !'• 10 i l.nt In Itlnrk 9 Tr K Sanford 4 I t 22 font N ^ 69 io.U j and llloek 9 T r F SanLot* 2 a n d * 3 llhirk H f*hap* S ft 69 •D tt 12 1 7 13 Knknown fiird . 7 .9 8 i >i4MI8I 18 Unknow n man A Tiirferr's Add to Unknfitt.fl 9 or. |,ot 10 llln rk 9 T r ft Sanford Sanford 31 19 no Lola 9 and H» llltfrk 9 T r II Lot 1 III,.el. 7» C h a p m a n A 3 .1 6 rh fi IK*. Unknown Sanfnttf Add to Han T u c k e r '* 8.1 2 M, llah'umh 1 • rh Middle 39 ft Lot I Itli*rk 10 futd 19 .nu 32 *- * I ‘ nk ti.. w»i l Ui 1 t 1 Itloek T r V Hanford • Cl. at* man A lEun H 12 rh S 20 rh in S 1 ■ K"t 2 !ll«n*k 10 T r \ Sun T ’l* k.'l * Vdd t>. San S A I K It v ttl> a 111 n K f, on P«H Hr.idl. v f.ird f'*r*l iw* 7 *} rji N 20 tit ^ » II l.rtev 1 f 22 I v t llhirk * t haf.ifiaTi A I,«.l t 111. Ck in T r A Sanfurd tt i f 41, | 1 ,-fj \\ |U l h t n k ■1<1 w|i t . I ..t t lllnrk 10 Tr C Sanford Tu* k . C * V*|.| to San II I l rti N Kl> 2 1 . h tt I.■»I 11*8i* S | ft M111c k I ' .41 It il«*ic V. * cfi S C» Ofv 1 i. i t ll» k 1 * l)J J"flM ■ A M* Tr C Sanfurd •l t tt I.. pi Mi ch tt i»f I I .,1 . III... k Mi Tr * < 4 ii l’ u rkt'f Vdd i ■ Sau Y in. ..J Si-rlinn aml Hi 1 \ ’** f ..rd ford ■ N f S 11rn «>f \ K 1, l o w n and ' IH »* k Jo T r 11 ' f> tt r s VV I .<r -*• * 2ft f: 1, of K ' l *d L o t m 9 and in S a nl i*rd tt w llh.rk 1 Cha|» ft* a n A ’» tt * ni Sr i N l'« 1.. .1* I. 2 and 3 llloek Ml T r II T utAif * \.|d s tt 4 .if Hf Si-r tTt to Han«» lh Sanford J*i 10 hi«*d 167 for.l V* K.ita I an.i 2 Ulork II Tr \ Liit 2 Ulork F2 Chafiman A tt C m, 19 30 2 ft, 7 5 Sanford II K Miihart TurkrFa Add In San* ICm Y \rh N I i ch K Kid I llln rk I I T r 11 Hanford M. J . Sink*'* 21.9ft I r h S |J Orir tt I d r h 2 1.9H l . » h 7 llluck l< Ch apm an A l.nt H llln rk I I T r II Sanford Unknown I « • |<l I S r«U W »»( SK 13.‘It J i in N J ark*tin d*iil I llln rk 11 T r (* Sanford Tiickrr** Add to S a n ­ < - r *.f s w , n r;,i td« 21.9ft f*. IK Krjuitt II* ir* l,4.| 6 lllnrk I I T r T Sanfurd ford K I ’• rd* N 1 1 rd« tt 2 0 3.9 0 V 40 ft Lot I Ulork I ft C h a p ­ l.nt 6 lllnrk I I T r t> Sanfurd K. T. Ilurlln rd# N 1C rda W 70 r«U N » , l,ut 10 lllnrk I I T r l» S a n ­ man** & T u r k r r a Aild N rda W 7 0 ( rda S I(» ford Mourla* & Mi . I) |p In Sanford 9 17 Knknown r ri K | rh to lirf* Unknown l.nt 9 Muck II T f H Sanford 6 92 22.o 0 T. It, Kvans •d S K ' , jlraf tt' 160 ft > :|2 19 no Nrftvmi Addition tu Hanford a* l lr r u r d r d In Plat llnuk No. I, P a g r * 7 I and 123 Lola 1 2. .1 and M» Hlnak It Hr ml nolo Cou nty llr co rd * s Villa Slips uf Twin L a k r i aa llrro nie d In 1*1aa( llook No. I* IVagr ttrmtnulr T r K, Sanford Unknown . Counly Itrrorda All Ulork* A nnd tl Nravrra " lw«.t I lllnrk 12 T r A Sanford IK F. Trrn n * Add to Hanford * \ II. Wight . .. ____ * 6 2 .4 0 Kill 2 IMork 12 T r C Sanford Unknown ■•"'* ! I - 36 Villa SR.* „l Twin Lot 6 Ulork F N r a vi-B Add to Unknown 16,62 |*ol I fllork 12 T r ^ S a n f o r d lin k nuwn UVi'ii loll 6 Ulork 12 T r II Sanford 1 1 , I*. Tt»ra*hf*r Sanford 1 • F ra n k il. llruarn * , , _ ^ r - 5.0ft |o t„ *,0 Villa Sttra of Lot* 1 and | llloek. K N w n * * ft. 17 l.nt* l . * 2 and 10 llln rk 12 T r , P Twin Kaki-a U nknow n U ri known Add to Sanfurd F ra n k II. Urown ___ 7*21 San ford l.'.u 71, i , nn Villa Hit*** 4»f K. A. Smith 6 . 9 1.. »t I I t W k 12 T r f# Sanford A* n know n T u i n l.akr* llo ldrn Ural K s l il r Co mn any'* Vddltlon to Hanford a* I t r r o r d r d In Plat llook No. I Lula 2, 3 h. and 9 IHnrk 1.3 T r A * k-'d* #2* 73, *71 and 76 Villa P a g r 119, S em inole County l lr co rd * 17.97 Sanford * Unknown 2.53 U nknow n . 4, MC » .d Twin l.akra ,* * I.id I Ulork 13 T r 11 Hanfmd - J. J ark ton 4.76 l.nt I Holden Ural K*tale CttN Con 7* to tti.% anil 107 to 111 and Add to Sanford H * to I t h Villa Sit.*. ..f A . Marlin** AddNInn to Hanford an Vtrrordrd In Plat II.mk No I Lota fi and 6 llnlden Ileal K e 1 1.10 V nk h«i w u *1 5. i* I.,a kit* P n f r 9ft, Hrmlnolr f*aualy llrrurd* la te | V i Add to S a n ­ 4 ' S l«.wn of H)|ran l.a k r a . Ilrrortfrtf In 1*1wI llook No. 2, I'agr 6 ?, S rm ln o lr Count) llrcord* I’" 1" i j 6 and 1 5 , T h r Town of H>Uwn l.a k r . . <). T . I’ r a m i n »..9 .. ,. lh I «20 Thr Town of Kaola a* llrro»dt«tf In Plal llook No. I, I ' l f r I , Nrmlntdr Counlf llrrortf* ,AU I. 2 and 3. llloek A, T«»wn ■d P a u U . IL II. Kldrltfft 4 9 .2 3 ' Srw Ra Itrrurtfrd In Plat llook No. I, P a f « 6 7 , Nrn 1 1n« Ir ('awniy J l t f u n l i , tud 4 3 , Nt * I ' i n i l t Will Frlt-rt»n . ( ... * k . a f » F ; j i of N K ! i ol N K >4 3 3 , 19 30 f ' * 1. Of >IF:<, ol N t:>, ami 8 4 "( N F . t , of N R ' , . 4 N K ', ami N R ', of eU N W *, „f N K ' , • 33 19 30 ' , of N W , of N E ' i ami b ' i of S E « , of N W ' , ■* N K l t anil N '» of t t S Of S W * ! of N K h and H 13 of N K ' j of i. “I N K I4 C 3 1 *I9 30 **'t SK Co, „f S W ' I 3.1 I9 39 Ri*n N 30 rh Wly 12.35 ■h. S I It. 15 eh W I ch R won r n tu beg S W ', 33 i ft :io W 1i "1"<N sKi',, . ,of ,,i s t ! ** arid H 1 ■n W ', uf N K ' , 4.1 N K *. _ _ _ _ _ 3-1 19 39 S ' . rd S W < , u( N t t ' g .,f S K ' , an,| N ' , S ' , „l W ‘ , of N R I , ul S E ' , amt N t^ „f 8Fi I, of «. . . N W , „f S W , .13 19 30 " b of S W j g of S W i g . 33 l» 30 . 1.34 a . 33 15 Unknown 39 Unknown Jif nknown 27 J Ii. Hlark 9.90- * )9 30 5.2 0 .8 7 . • 6p U n k n o w n ......... T. It. E v a n * . 3 .4 3 4 .3 0 81. 51. N n l l h ' , R eread Hub Dlttalao a* Iterordew la Plat llo o k No, I, P a g* 109 , Seminole County Record* -at 42 11. R , Smith'* Second Hub Divliion.......__________ J . W. W hit * E a t a l e . ...... .. I l g0 th K • Uo2l sw C*}o r•"'* . ......... ................ as 4,00 7 .5 0 " Hun S t o eh K 4 *6 It N 10 rh W 4 l ( f t ------------7 «» • ot K r , ' ij *i * *( NW N W t.or Cor of »l N W R of 8 W t ( of N W ' i 3 6 I t - 30 Hub H 3 3 0 ft F, 264 It Wu n m ft w t i t ft N E U of N W ' I lying N and K of S.A t fly _____ L*t??*cr , , f Recorded la Plat Ueak No. 1 . P a ga ‘ D Sanford A«4|kt*-------------# U n k n o w n _______________ Unk nown. 6.5S N O ' . ft of t..»l 3 Ulork 10 T r 9 Marlin* A,! ,1 to Sanfortl _ 7.5 J S. ft. Shlnholaer . . . __ , S S U ft of Lot 3 ami N 31 ft L o t t ttlori, |0 T r 9 Martin'* Ailil ip Ranf or >1 Mr*. J . I). Rut,ert* Lot 8 llloek 10 T r it Martin!* Ailil. In Santoril Rea lty T r m l Co. Lot* 4, 5 . 9 amt 10 lllnrk I " T r 10 Martin* AiH. to Sanfortl Realty Tru* l Co. Fractional K ol Ry» Block 10 T r I t , Martina A8d. to Sanford w M. C, Smith Lola 3. 8, 9 and 10 lllnrk t t T r 9 Marlin'* Add. to Sanford Unknown _____ ' . Lot 3 llloek t t T r 10 Marlin'* Add to Sanford Jo e Cam eron . Lot 5 llloek I t T r 10 Martin'* Add. to Sanford Unknown L o t 6 llloek II T r 10 Martin'* Add. to Sanford Really Truat Co. L ,.U 7. 8 and 9 Utnek II T r HI M artin'* Add. 15'. S a n ­ ford Unknown Lot 10 llloek II T r to Martin'* Add. to Sanford Unknown I.t,I* 2 and 1 llloek II Tr II Marlin'* Add. In Han­ ford J . V. I.aj'n g 18.30 KohlnaayV* Survey of an Addlllaa la Sanford aa lle r a rd rd In Plal llook No. I. P a g e * * 92 and 93. Hcmlnate Counly Rerorda Lot 4 'lea* W 366 I ft, RobinI •on'* Sur vey of an Add. to Sanfurd . Unknown . . 11.82 E (4 ft id W 88 ft L o t 4 ' Robinm n ' i Sur vey of an Add., to Hanford . . 4.5Q Ren Green L ot 9 Koblnaon'a Sur vey of an Add. to Sanford Unknowh .. . 4.64 L ot 17 ( I n * S 120 ft, Robinaon'a Survey of an Add. to Sanford U n k no w n . , . _________... 5.1 6 n e t 93.28 ft S of N W Cnr , Itloek 2 2 , run S 40 ft E 120 ft N 40 ft W to beg Roblnaon'a Survey, of an Add. t o S a n ford ........... . lly b b a rd R e * d . , _ „ ____ Rlogk 2 9 Ro bln m n ’e Sur vey of an Add. to Sanford AV tt. flroeW____ W » . Clark'a Habdlvtalaa mt Rlack I I . T l e r l l s a d Block I I , Ti er I J . aa Recorded • *o ni l • N#* •• P * * ' 8 e » l « W e C o a a ly Record* * Bloek I I T r . 14 W b . ( • ■ , _________ It. C . D u f___________ lu ir -------A ____ , f t . S e m in o le C e a a l y ltrcerd e ’ L ota 7 U r * . M a u d . A. Kin*. J . . 6. ( 1 . 1 • 3 n,t! . l >W. i ’ » - . . U e a r y Moore . H »rf y U. L ew ie____ ford 11411 7 IK.Itfun Ileal Katate C o ’a Aild In Hanford * • lloldrn llral KaL C o . . , « J . F*. P a r e ' * Huh IIMIalon af Ulork C of M e tU ntllle. a* l l r r o r d r d In Plal llook N<w I, Page 91, Sem inole County l lr r o r d * II* g NK Cnr of Lot I t llun W 57S ft S 133 ft K 6 7 1 . , ft N 0 5 ft F a re 'a tun * % « Dlv of llloek C Mellon* • Reg 100 ft K nl N W Co r 38 Hun E 100 II S In N line of Lul I W 100 ft N In beg , All W » ; of S W of SI. Jnhn* river ilea* S . I 120 ft ami lea. K UVO ft >,( S 1170 ft and l*«* beg 363 ft K of S W C o r_ 28 Run N n o t ft E 8 04 ft S 1104 ft W to beg) -2 8 19 31 Reg 345 ft E of S W Cnr Imt 2 28 19 3| Run N 112 0 ft r. 3 1 5 ft H 1120 ft W 3 1 3 ft ____ n . g SK Cor run N 20 eh W 5 rh H 20 eh K 5 eh Reg 678 II K of SW cor Lot .1 21 Run Ft 3,17 ' i It N" IJIO ft W .137' , I. S 13 to feel Reg at Ini* of F- linr Melton* ville , v r with south tine of.. 30 Run N along a v e 162 y d . B 162 yd* S 162 yd* W 162 yd* Reg SK Co? L o t I Raided Real F!*t*le Cu'a Addition to Halliard In ___ 30 run N E ly parallel with Sanford ( I t . line to W. line of L o t 5 of E . A. I'aee'a Sub Dlv 8 to (Irani line SW Iy with — (D. line to Celery a v i W to pt S dl beg N to beg . . .. * ____ * ______ . W J 4 of Reg 8 W C o r of N W ) , 31 19 31 Run N 5.27 eh K 9 .1 9 eh SKIy to F7 line of Hanford Q l. SI 2 5 deg • W lo S tl ol N W ! , _ Jp lo U f .__ - i* *"-*==¥w~>%— --r D tg nl I n U pf K Un« of Sanford Q linr f .«. . . 31 - L — with ___ W _____ j uo f. Hun N I I . € 3 ch K ft.09 �FACE TEN TUG SANFORD HERALD Amount of Tavee ami Coat* DESCRIPTION O F LAND _ Lota OWNER Amount of T u n and II. A. Holey I. It. Hart __ L. Ik Hunter . „ K. C. Starne*™.. . Jo e Cameron. . E. M. Howard Mkry J . H atty Mr*. J. J . A t m i r y J a m n Aahley E . C. Tyndall 'JtU IE lC itriL —-i— « - * 0 3 1 -------- 8 8 — Jo hn Keith 7 ______... F r l r * 1*1*1 of Ft. Reed a * llerordeil In Plat l lo o l 'N o . I, I'aye 124. S rm l n s le 132, 133 «nd (37 to 140 J. O. 1'arkard'a Firat Add to Midway 141 to 115 J. (>. Parkard'a Firat Add to Mid- Hey 6 eh N of Cor. of lat an d* Wyllv Sla Run W 105 ft S 52 ft E 103 ft N 52 feel Erie* .Plat of F t. arda Firat Add to Mid­ w ay. . 25 226 and 2 3 0 J . II, Packard's First Add. to Midway Canaan, a t R r r o r d e d In Plal llook N t lllork I C*naan t and III lllork 5 Canaan It. T. Drlleyal l aaar Neal , . tea I.) man '* E ala le at Recorded In Plat Hook ,V ■f r <8, Seminole County Rerarda Fraaler Heir* Unknown Unknown I, P a l e SO], Seml nol r County Itrroi di S. II Waldron * Lntrna Mont gomery Perry 25 40 40 80 47 P * ( e 90. Gllekttone F . W. Hilliard Heir* . W. L. Palmey W. a D*vi*___t ______ .. Perry (Hiekatone___ Unknown . . . Seminole County Itreorda DESCRIPTION O F UNI) CoilJ E. E. Ilrown’a Sub Division of llrrk Hammock aa llrrordi P * « e 61, S on Inulr Co ualr Record* Lot 5 Itlock It. Ilrown'a Sub Olv of Hrck H am­ mock Lot 2 lllork C Ilrown'a Hub Dlv of____ (trek......H a m ­ mock.. ____ ......... .......... E . M. Howard ............ ... 22 Nanfurd Celery Della aa Recorded In Plat llsok No. I, I'aya 73 S e m in a l* Co. Recocd* L o t * 17, 18, E and F Sanford Celery D elta ......... ....... .... .. .. Kritrnatrin l lr o * . . E 5 j Lot 60 Sanford Celery Mlti Maliel Andereon Mldaoy In S e c. 32, Ip. 19 S. It. I t K. u Recorded In Plot llook Si Seminole County Iterocda L ota I I , 23 and 21 Midway . . . . 32 19 31 Unknown L o t 22 Midway . , 32 19 31 Unknown L o t 67 Midway _ 32 19 31 II. M earb am L o t 21 Midway.... . 32 19 31 U nknow n, ^ „ L o t 7 2 M idw ay.. .,. ___ 32 19 31 Julius Thorn* L o t 73 Midway.. . . ..... 32 19 31 11. M ea ch am L o t 84 Midway... --32 19 31 « H. M ra r h a m L o t 8 1 ' Midway ____ 32 19 31 Unknown ; . L o t S3 Mid way ___ _ ... * 2 19 31 II. M ea ch am L o t 9 0 Midway ..._ 32 19 31 Unknown L o t 139 Midway . . . ......... 32 19 31 II. Me acham L o t 162 Midway .12 19 31 Unknown. L o t 126 Midway .12 19 31 Unknown L o t 161 Midway 32 19 31 Unknown lojtw 170 and 180 Midway 32 19 31 . U nk now n... L o t 186 M idw ay..*__ 32 19 31 Unknown L o t 191 Midway . 32 19 31 Unknown L o l a 211 to 220 M idway ._. . . . . 3 2 19 31 Unknown . L o t 2S8 Midway............., - . . . ___ 32 19 31 Unknown L o l a 2 8 7 . 288, 2 8 9 , n d 2 90 Midway _32 ^19 31 U n k n o w n .,.. J . O. I’ack ard'a Flral Addition to Midway aa Recorded In Plat llook S rm ln olr County llrco rd a L o t a 2 6 to 30 and 3 6 to 40 J. O. Packard"!), Nrvt Add to Midway. Unknown L o t a 41, 42, and 61 to 34 J , O. Packard'* Firat Add to .'M id w ay.... „ , . Unknown Lot* DESCRIPTION OF I-A N11 OWNER Amount o| Tuia and 29 20 .12 120 R e i te r Hrevea 30 20 32 80 U nk now n.... 32 2 0 32 40 U a ite r Ree ve*. Levy Grant aa Reco rded In Plat llook No Seminole County R e co rd*. L o t 10 Itlock R Mitchell's Sur­ vey of L e v y Grant ......... Lot 16 Itlock II Mitrhrll'a S urvey of Levy G r a n t ....... L o t 26 Hloek II Mitrhrll'a Sur­ vey of Levy G r a n t ___ . All Unl«tted part Hloek It MltcheP'a Survey of U v y G r a n t .......... .......... Lot 8 licet b r j 12 ch N of SW Cor run N 83 deg 60 coin E 3.3 ch N 6 dec 3 0 min W 9 ch S 70 dee W 5.67 ch S 3 0 min K 10.3 rh> Itlock C MilchrJI'a Sur vey ol Levy # r * n t .......... rt e t 12 ch N of S W Cur Lot 8 tllork C run N 83 dey SO min E 8.03 ch N 6 dry 3 0 min W 9 ch 3 7 0 dey W 6 .6 7 ch S 6 dr y .10 min E 10.3 ch to hey Mitchell’* Survey of Levy . , _ G r a n t . --------------- ■L ot* S and 10 (le*» 18 >f acre* lllork C Mitchell'. Sur­ vey of l.evy Grant ............. Lot *1 3 (Rock C Mitcheir* Sur­ vey ol L evy G r a n t -------Lot* 15, 16 and 17. Itlock C Mitchell'* Survey ol l,evy G rant ........... _ . Lot* 21 and 2 2 Itlock C Mitch­ ell'* Survey of Levy Grant. ....... ..................... Lot 9 Itlock It Mitchell’* Sur­ vey of l.evy Grant Lot 10 lllork I) Mitchell a S u r­ vey of Levy fleant leot II IRork It Mitchell't S u r­ vey of I,evy Grant l.olt 12 and I I lllork II Milch- rl l 't. Sur vey of I-evy Grant .... . . . Lot* 14, 15 and Mitchell'* S urvry of l .e vv G ran t . ........ ..... . L o t a 2 1 . 22 and 21 Hloek D Mitchell's Survey •.of Levy Grant . . . _ . Lot 30 lllork li Mitchell'* Sur­ vey ol I j w Grant Lota 31 and 3 2 lllork I* Mitel*, eil't Sur vey of Levy Grant Lota 33. 31. 33. 36 and 37 Hloek I) M itrh rll'a Sur v.-y of Levy Grant Lot 38 l i t - F .3 a c r e i fllock I* MitehrU'-, Survey ol Levy Grant Lou 39. III. II. 12, 13 tl, 13. E . V. Mallory et al „ E . Y. Mallory et al _ Clle», Overstreet At f) Giles, Ovrratreet \ Dye Gllra, Ovrratreet 4k Dr* Overstreet Turp. Co Unknown. . . . ___ Unknown (!lle», Ovrratreet A Dr, Unknown Myjtell* 11. Terry J a m r , M. Giles Horrare Sandcroun C> and 4 7 Rio t. I> Miteht-ll't Survey of L e v y I . -.I l O'J Lu la lu-'i, It I , o k NUI"V»>1 <«f iiiI* a m i Milrhfir* I* Mitch, II , l.rt V I *ra tl! |*i7 I l l u r k Survey If of Graflt L ot 1 0 ! lllork 11 Mllrhi ll'# S ur­ vey .if I.* v v I if a ril leiiti I On fin.I 104 lllork It Vf llr h*ll'a Survey of !.•'%>■ Gran! l.ul 12-4 1 1*'** beg I I S rh S ill ilrif t0 rnin W of S II r«*r nut Sf lO (li’ij Mi min W !i «'h H Tli * ! r |j *V*> mi n IJ 's F. 9 r h Unknown K 11* } ch) * lllork • Mitchell's S urvry l#rvv Grant * W. A. Thompson Lo la W 723 ft N IK ft K 723 fret 1 6 2 0 32 S W l -4 of NW «4 16 2 0 3 2 40 ( i f t i n a m Itrrurilrd In I'lal llook No. 2* Page All flinch* f* arid 6 Geneva L u ll I and 4 to II lllork 7 Geneva . _ All lllork 10. Geneva L o t * I to 10 l l l o r k Lola II eg S>: C’ or id N W h of N K !y 20 20 30 Hun N 7 rh W 20 rh S 7 U rh K 20 rh If, Matthew Willlamt S h of N W ‘ , of NW»* 21 20 30 20 Annie II. Thnmp«« Ngrlng Hammock aa l l r c o r d r d In Plai|llook No. 2, Page* 2 to 5, Hrmlnol Lata 64 to 67 Ucaa K 10 rh ) and all 68 In 88 Spring I fain m o r k ^ ^Unknown ^ W H p T S W H ...... 22 20 3U 40 Empire Land Go , E ureka Hammock aa Recorded In Plat llook No. I, P o ( r In i, Srm ln olr C Nh Lot 87 Eureka Ifammwk Unknown B J y L ot 104 and All Lota 112 and 129 Eureka l la m murk ... • ,* ■ Unknown . . Lot* 130 and 13 1 Eureka IIkmrnorlc M. J . Way Lota 132. 133, 734. 135, 136 E d t a r Gilbert tlnknown 6.93 8.23 Itreorda 1 11 G e n e v a 2. .Seminole 4‘ountj Iterorda John L a m o r e a u i , Jo h n La moresux ______ _ W. A. Whiten mb W, A, Whit rum b 16 to 24 lllork I J . Ge­ ne v a All lllork 12, Geneva U h h r o m b ’i SrVond Addition to G eneva aa Sterorded In Plat Hook No* 2* P a g e 50 * S rm ln olr F o u n t? Ilrrorda Lota 19 and 2 0 lllurk 6 Wh it­ en mb* a Second Add to Geneva C. E . Patterson . Sunahlnr I t r lf h t a aa Itrro rd e d In F la t Hook No Page 34, Semlnolr Co. Itrrordo Lota 1, 7* Ha I I , 14, l& ami 20 Hunahinc llrig hta . . * . * * Records J . A. Davenport 127 a n d W ^ 10 *!«'if Ml min N 7 9 ijr«t 5 0 ml ft ISM l l l o r k l> of l» M i l - rh ri r * S urvry of l . r v y Grant Lota 129. 150 and Mil lllork t» M ltrheira Survey of Levy Grant Lot 132 fllurk l> M itrhd lV S u rve y of Levy Grant Lot 133 lllork l> Mitchell's Sur vry of I«*vy Ciranl Lola 137 t.» 141 lllork l> Mil* rhrlFa Sur vey of Levy Grant Lot llfi lllork I) KUtchell'a Sur vry of L e vy (Want L ot 146 lllork !» Mitchell's Survey of Levy Gran t # 33, 31 , 33 , 36. 45. 4 9 , '30. 51 and 62 T u a ra w illa . L o t i 6 to 9 and I t to 16 and 21 li* 32 and 37 to' 4 1 anil 46, 47. 48 and 33 to 61 Tuacawilla P hillipJt. Younf Grant aa Recorded In Plal Hook N County K rro td o tctH* tea iII« and a n tl I17f Phillip It. Y o u n * Grant .......... 5 21 J a n * Y o u n t * K ita t* L ot 4 Phillip It. Y o u n c Grant . .. 2 20 Janp Y o u n t * E * la l* s » i L ot C n t o r t 3 Sub Dlv of Mirou* Pro perly aa rerorded In Plat Hook 2 Pave 64 S . Cl. It. . S l i o f S W ' , of N E o f SW t< E C , ol N W >7 E >, of N W ' t of S W ' , and F . A. Pareon#___ E . M. Roberta .™ E m p ir e Land Co J . II. Ilryco I’ attcraon 2 Unknown '3 2 80 Unknown I 32 20 M D Itarhcr a Plal or Her. 31. Tp 20. It. 12. a* P*|# ( 6 , Seminole County Records Rand'* Addition to I.o1it*nod aa llrcordrd In I’lal llook N - H< mlnolr County Itreorda Unknown W . Hrull'o Addition to l.upfood a* Recorded In Plot tlook No. I, P a ge 22 Seminole County Rtrocdo L o t 1 - nloek H Hrutt'a Add to L o n ( jt o o d ™ „ . . . ..............' - ’ ° p. ||. T r u i t t ___ __ . _ 100 ft W of SW (Tar of Warren Si and >Oleander ave. run H 260 ft W 80 ft N 200 ft K 80 ft 32 469.1 ft K of BE Cor ol Warren S t and E L ake ~ 20 30 ~ . W C. Wllllamaon John Lam eraua SW'C . _ 9 21 S E » i uf NWCi 9 21 S l i of ' NK J i . 9 21 N W S t of S W i, and N l > ol N K ' i of H W ' I ol S t v *4 to 2 7 N W J 4 of H E J 4 ____________________I I 21 Plan of Hob Division of Land llrlenfli t aa Recorded In Plal llook No. I Lot* 116. 127. 129, 139 and 131 Altamonte L. 11. & N. Co. Lola 143, 139 and I 6 t Alta monte L I I 6 N C o ____ _ 145 and 172. A ltam on te 1, II t N’ C o , . . . 32 3 , 3 2 4 , 330 and 331 Altamonte b II 6 N Co . Altamonte Unknown U nknow n.......... L. I t . Joh neon lo Altamonte Land. Hotel and NncIfaUna Co. 'a to 10, Hemlnol* County Record* Unknrfwtt Unknown Unknown �* ’ f f , 1 * " ■ ? * V. , , MAY S3. l»l» ■- ■■s ■ *m S THE SANFORD HERALD K •,> • •'* *»** ' . __ _ - JF " ~ '. r . f i i ■ -ai- xt * ,_g. '^r3p LAND 1 eta tot, Io ta I „■( I ,(■ l ,,u I eta or OWNER A N C o --------------.------is— 214 , 2 * 9 . ' 2^0, 240, 2 4 4 . 259 . 2 03, 27 7 , 27 8 . 2 S8 , 283 . 70.7, 304 sod 30 5 Alta m onte I, II & N Co .. 318. 3 1 9 . 320. 321, 3 2 2 . 32 5 , 3 2 6 and 308, A l t a ­ monte L 11 A‘ N C o . . . . . . . 437, 43 8 , 439, 465. 4 56 and 46 7 , A lta m onlo I. 1! & N C o ----------------— ------345 . 34 7 , 3 6 9 , 374, 403. 405 anti 407 A lta m on te I, II A N Co .......... 469, 4 0 6 , 470 and 474 A lta m on te 1, II A N Co .. 541 a n d 643 A lta m on te I. It * N C o -------------------, 532 and 553 A lta m on te Amount ot T u r n nod DESCRIPTION OF . LAND Costs •3.40 Unkr NWK NH J .. S . H a r t ____________— I. II * N C o , . . . ; ------------ ■ W . P. Gifford _____ _ r • Unknown ft I t1FHt4lltn!i» W 606 and 3 07 Alta m onte |, II & N C o ........................... 661 and 3 6 6 A ltamon te _________ U n k n o w n .. . . I, II A N C o . ........ ............... Kreat'a Addition to A lta m onte ae I t r s e id r d In P la t Itoolt No. I , P a ( r I t , Sem inole Counljr Hr cord ■ Lot 67 F r o a l'a Add to A lta . V 1.54 monte. __- __ — _________ __ ■' Arthur Ja.ro** ....... . .......— — t 'ro it’ f S e c o n d Addition to Altamon te aa R e c o r d e d In Plat lleok No. I . P a g e I I S e m i n o l e County R ecord s l.ol* 22 and 2 3 F ro a l'a Second , 4.65 Add t o ' Altam unte . __ Annie M. S a m u e l — -----Hudson P a r k a s Recorded In P la l lloijk Na. I . I’ s f e i t , S e m in o le County Record s 1 , 2, 13 anti 14 Hutiion Lot* „ H. C . T y l e r _______ _______ |*»rk-------------------------- — -.-, 0 E !i lots , 21 IR * N E C o r of S EK * of S E W . . , . 15 Bun W 936 f u s 647.8 ft . E 934.7 ft N t o lit * ............ 15 NW; 1 , of N W . K ......... ................. . PAGE : S W i» ol N E ' < . . * _____ N W Si „ of 23 26 27 29 “ so 30 of N E f f and S W ' , NEK and N W 'i' ol ? g a OWN E ft| 2 • < —» - p o rt of D w iacn e w h ere t h e Amount of T alr* *ml C «ti en gin eers and '5 - f ELEVEN | Lot ' Lot i 8 and 21 31 21 21 21 21 21 31 31 31 31 31 31 21 21 21 2! 21 31 31 31 31 31 21 31, th e m ost of ‘d o c k s th e about J . C, Patterso n Unknown . . . . . Unknown . ____ over troo p s sold we .a r e liftin g sh ip ten that days 5 ,0 0 0 and troops 32 preiRihted ‘ in time to allow proper c o n :id e r a tid n . No fu rth e r bu sin ess co u n c il ad­ jo u rn e d . 21.8 ____ | W | j L "t 12 and All 13 and I t Hotida Grnvta Co’s 8.10 13 ITenry Sim m o ns First Add to tllark 4.90 21 29 40 U n k n o w n . . . _______ llammork Lota 15. 18. 17. 37, 38. .19 and Format City na Kerarded In Pint Beak Na. 2, Page CO, Seminole County Recorda 40 Florida Grove* Co’s W K Lot 3 , All 4 , 6 and 6 and First . Add _ to Jtlack ■M. E . Clark ,.. ...................... 13.65 EM L o t 7 Forreat City__ "Hammock ________ 0r67. □Vifttfeet Tiitp. Co_____ 13.35 L»t^ 2 1 1 to 2 C1 Format -C ity 9.3 . . ___ J . C . r a l l e r s o n . . ... __ 3 2 .1 9 1.55 4 .9 0 4 .9 0 4 .9 0 w ork but 9 .6 0 ahead us b a ilin g co u n tin g th e tak e care it| Fran ce '• S. Oletnn_____ _________ _ as hope 17.30 to E. It. Moore. of W elfare and M a ilin g w ill p r o b a b l y are lan d or N ew port (N e w s: au rcycu’L ag a in at th is beat u n co rain San ford we ,N EW i w ell e q u i p p e d th em . m a ils see it FIA and •G»ffcfefWem’SowRe31 outride roore&eamUwfaJ’ CDfJWCtiOA'(MW\icci I Everyth in*’ soon C h arlesto n U n til th at ’ t a r t of City’ Send for■BookteT. tim e • ‘ R . . J . H o lly . ( 'o u ftc il P r o c e e d i n g s C it y co u n cil ID, 27.60 F. L. •Geo. J . H. Ituhl... and m e t in r e g u l a r s e s s i o n 1919 a t 8 :3 0 p. m . M iller, c h a ir m a n : D. B ish o p , A dam s. L. P. R. A\ A ltscn L P resen t, Roy Sym es, N ew m an, G .' P . Sm ith H agan. j j 1 WIGHT TIRE CO. Seminole Bank Annex . . r Phone 16 27 Florida Grove* Co'a First Add to Illack M in u te s of la st reg u la r a n d s p e tH a m m o c k . __________ ___ _ M ) l r * W agguncr_____ i a l m ectin g rt r e a d a n d a p p r o v e d . Lota 65 and 67 Florida Groves of N M and lr*i E M of \ P e t e r'T a v e l.. . ...............23.40 C o ’. Ffrat ‘Add to Illark N E K nf S,K>--------- 18 21 29 110 M r. B ro n so n ad dressed th e hoard Hammock 377 ft W of NE rof ot It. W. Falla s. .................... Lot 66 Florida Grove* C o ’s 8 E K of S W J f ________ 24' 21 29 r e l a t i v e t o d e l i n q u e n t t e l e p h o n e bills. First Add lo Illack run W 210 it S 210 tt S a m e ord ered paid . Hammock . ____ Mrs. E. £ . Galloway E 210 ft N 210 f t ........ .. 1 J . II. It uhul.*.. . . 40 Empire l,an 4 Co................ - 7.10 L oU 73, 74 and 75 Florida ij ol N W M - ____________ 24 21 29 M r . Ilro n so n a lso a sk e d p erm issio n . Grove* C o ’s F ir it Add to Wlldmrre aa Recorded In Plat Rook No. I, Pago M l . Seminole County Recorda Illack Hammock Florida Groves Co 37.08 t 0 trim trees c o r n e r First s t r e e t an d All W ! j S d T p line Illock 8 Lot* 76 and 77 Florida Grove* flldm wir • ere ___ Oreratreet Turp. Co Go’s First Add lo Illark F r o : c h a v e n u e o r r e - l o c a t e p o le lin e All Illock 9 W l l d m r r e . — ._ Unknown . Hammock 19.15 Florid a Groves % t o c l e a r t e l e p h o n e w ires. Lots 78 to 82 Florida Groves Illcbardaon'a Addition lo Woodbrldge aa Recorded In Plat Hook No. I. P age I Co's F irst Add to Illark S eminole County Iterorda On m o t i o n R . A . N e w m a n , s e c ­ 7>:\.Z9 Hammock 4 5.' Floridii CSrov*1# Co Lots 3.7 to 4 0 an4 42 RichardLot 83 Florida N ru vr* Go's son’s Add to Woodo n d e d b y J n o , A d a m s und cu rried , • First Add to Black 4.35 Unkn' wn . bridge_______ H i m m o r k . .. W* K. U « r h m a t t e r w as r e f e r r e d to c i t y e n g i n e e r . Florida Groves Co'a Lot 8 V - ’ ' ' ■ r Reg 429 It S ol N W eor L o t 2 M) * . ~ ,4i C o u n cil a p p ro v ed of trim m in g trees 1 First Add to Illark run S 891 ft E 660 f r N ■______ *__________ Hammock I I . 1* l l m l y ■ 462 ft NWly to b e g . ., ,„ . . 7 HOG i f c o n s e n t l i f t p r o p e r t y o w n e r s w 'ds I'rtoi 7 ^ m r i n l --------» N E K of N.\V ' i „ . --------- .2.: : I9.t'0 Lot so' 40 Prt«« E a n a r i h i ^ . . ^ . . ^ ™ . . . g iv en . . First Add to ’ Illark Tt..c 15 ft S ,>f N W e o r ........ ... . 30 Hammock A»r«m F alm rr Id run i : 251 ft 8 799.9 ft Petition of \\\ M. McKinnon ami l.ot 88 Florida G r o v e s . W 251 ft N 799.9 ft ... 3 00 K M J . K. l'fr l frr . T C u e F irst Add to Illa rk N U nf S W ' f o l S W ' i and S .others relative paving Ninth street 1 l l a mmo r k F ra n k Kunnu) 1-20 o f S ! > of NW’ i , of 39.90 L o t i 89, 99. 91, 92 and 93 30 11 Mu tllirw W illiam * Adin 8 W ' ( .................... from Park to Magnolia avenues and f Florida G rnvt. C o ’a lies 77 ft N of S W cor of N W t f from Magnolia avenue to east side I t r - t Add to Illark < of S w 1 1 30 * i Hammock i t if uv rs Fit Hun N 135 ft K 322 ft nl alley, read. On motion Geo. I), j 3.30 Lot* t t, 95* 96 and 97 Florid a S 1 f . ft W 6 2 2 ft I Mufti) i- h WUliantu tiro e s t o’, f i r s ' Add N E ’ , of N E 1 1 flr*s Molnar’s llishop, seconded Jno. Atlanta and to fllark l la m m o rk I iir.uki‘8 C » 3.IU 30 12 . !> * Add t<t Longwnodt *io J t« . E. I’frifer carried, city attorney was Instructed >a to t o*> F lorid a G ro ves Lot* ! Ite£ S E Cor of .................. . . 30 * *. • C o ’ i First Add to Illark Uun N 7K9 ft W 1107.9 to draft necessary ordinance. Peti­ I ! *l.i t iruvi . r . j II am mock • tt Sly 8 1 2 ft K 789 It 3 10 Unktinw n 19 l.o t. IU. to I t ) Florida Groves tioners to furnish Lands to the city |J- t SW ( ’ or of K ’ j of N K ' , t ’ u's Ftf«l Add lo Il lark ol S W t . 30 21 Estimate ir.i i r. to- cover cost of paving331 ' J Fl'tfiila CJrov*-! Co l la m m o r k • Run E ID eh N 613 ft SW Iy to be.; 2 \l 3 L, P. I'Hn* I’overmg presented by city, engineer. w i: ll 'd rr .3 SW E ' . .. I F ' - ,,t S t . 1 1 21 32 lire 77 ft W and 891 ’ft N of NW V ' , ul N E ' , M 7-i. K Ilf Isi i*n 2 t 21 32 S E cor ol S W ' i of SW , *10 22 07 •*•j Estimate from city engineer on 21 _ M M .smith 21 21 32 NK ' , run E n i l (I N 168 ft L651 cost of rebuilding pavement on FuWnoA ft W f i l l ft S 168 ft nt NW of S E 21 21 0 2 2.51 SW 3 T. H (ioftilm ‘1-4 21 32 H« Itit’fs Kntatr C**! S 1, ni1 N E ' , nl S E N S E ' , nf 8 1 - of L o t 7 m IL F . Ilobeftnnn 21 10 if-ns : First street from Gas brunch west to Terrible Suffering From Headache, Od J, C. i iirtdtsi 2 1 12 nf S E ' • N W ' ,, .0 RE NE , of N W ' i dec* N E ' , . ' 27 21 32 J \. I'rnvatl 70 6 20 N E ' i nf NW 11 uf S E i, and S E ‘ i of S W ! , 30 Ovrr»t|Wt Ttirp. Co t.151 A. ( ’. I,. Ry, read and ordered filed Sitleache, Backache, and W eak­ 1 N E ' . and W L , tif S ) J ' , nf |t»-g 7.57 rh S ■» di g W of S E rpc », 51; , for future reference, 27 21 32 M M Sm ith I ot 1, M iro u ’ s sub d iv i­ S E >H * ness, Relieved by Cardui, nf uf N W ' , sion ruri S 5 di-y W 2 9 S ', •V Nl: i g-i i Judge E F Housholth-r made rer i l k n n * 11 2 *4 21 .12 Nt: , r h N 8 5 rl r g W In W Says This Texas Lady. ..I Nt: 14 •Ir*'* NW ' / M IInr S i r N* 2 91 rh S 85 , , r;! port on Fernnld h o m e for hospital ■f | 32 P n k m i» tt 2s N tV ' , 1 drr E lo h r * II G Sm ith 3 57 V i«k im wrn. . > E ’ NW not Included S ', E ? t nf N »> >* oi n e k 2-15 ! purposes. City attorney instructed ■ 2 * 21 32 In Fro a f’a Add lo A lta ­ Hr m l huI m ('tiunly llrr-onlw riiultiufa a t Hprorclrd In r i a l llati k Ni Gonzales, Ter.— Mrn. Mlnnlo Philmonte 47 IS 2 1 30 D v r f t r r r t Turp, (*o 7 2T *N1to go further into the mutter and re-. pot, of this place, writes: "Flvo yfears Klitahuth t.a tiicrnhark Lot J Hlock C h u lu n t* ... S' S W ' , and S ' ) ot S E ' , port Ni.rlh ( huluola ■« itertirilnl In Flat Itouk N«. 2, Pag*-* 5 1 lo 54, .Hriulnnlv F a . Itrro ril* h ss lirg H25 ft W ol ago I was taken wlfh a pain In my S E cor run N 1S6 ft Lot 11 Work 5S Nurlh Chulu Communication from Woman’s W 466 ft S 466 ft K to left aide. It was right under •my «ita * — Doro th y N. ItuynnLI* l,5t> lo-r-i no J . A. M.Uon 19.15 Club relative bulkhead improvement 1 55 1H 21 Villa M ill* a * l lm o n l r i ] In Flat llouk No, 2, P a g e 33. Nemlnola County -terrortl* left rib. It would commenco with an N). t, of S E ' , of S E ___ 21 30 10 J ^ A . L i* hb ron k _ 2.na 21 rind and clerk instructed to -reply sv , ■, ,.f S E ' , of N E 1, 10 21 31 30 O. C, WhrRlon 2.45 L ot* 15 and 17 lll«»rk ( ’ Villa aching and extend up Into my left Mlllr W. W. J a m l i * 20.70 that request meats with plans ar­ lb r N E rut of 25 21 30 2.45 All IILhck D Villa Mill* Win. J a m b a shoulder and on down Into my back. run S 170 f t V, 1320 ft 1.65 ranged by council ami would be cur­ •Lut8 lllo rk E Villa .M ill*-----• U nknow n N 170 f t E 1320 ft _ _ 5 J . T . N «w lon_____ ________• "3*05 Dy that tlmo tho pain would bo b o £ Acres in S E c o r of N W ' i of ried out. nl nf N W ' i nf S E K SW 2 Morrii I. William* , __ 1.1 A 25 2 1 30 severe I would have to take to bod, Unknown LIH 32 29 21 5 HE K K 1 •, nf N W , 30 40 25 21 O. S. Howard “ U.2-J Resignation of Jas. C. Roberts as nnd suffered usually about three days nf K U nf S E 1, °< S K K R" 8 9 2 " rh V: ol S W cor nf and S ' i of S K K of S E ' 4 SW o[ !sI W K clerk ami collector rend and ordered . . . I suffered thin way for three years, 27 lit .10 20 I* or. ll I*. T h r a * h fr 3 2 21 32 nf HE K run N 20 rh F. i W II S i . r k * XI 21 4 0 .14 filed. nf N W ' i S 20 rh W 6.56 rh 12 r F Williamson 5 05 N E 1 ami got to bo n mere skeleton and won ) ' . if E G 5 O C Whraton I 5-5 N E ' , ..I N). 33 21 no All til the land* t|i‘*crlin-ii in the foregtiing lying and lining in tli Co un t) «d Se inlii-d' Communication from Eureka Fire so weak 1 could hardly aland nlona. 5 Vt ' . nf SW no 40 31 21 J I Miller 3 «U ami S l a t e of F l u t ii ji . 1[ >nl'lrnrail H Shun.uo Wns not nblo to go anywhere and hnd ttinldrnrad 11rig rl* M hlnm a* * Iteeurded In I*lal Hook J^o, 2, I 'a g r I I , SV minolc t V u n t f It rf o rd * Where the -tynl " T o w n a h i p ’* «i ahhre%i*llon therelmr o r c u n it *hall he held In mean Host* Co. relative bill of to let my houso work g o ...I Buffered Township S o u t h ' «tf T a lla h a -*ee, and where tho word " H a n g e'* ttr a bb revia tion ihen-for read and bill ordered paid. 15 IGnl s««ldrfi r ml 1 -1 20 Itlntk awful with a pain lit my back and I Hi i*llt* Floyd UaJflt ll LI 5 orcura It *hall be held 4o mean Flange Ea«t of T alia lia**eo, JN ll. IF JIN K IN S . l.ot Go 8 Block. 16 (■oldmrud had tho headacho nil tho tlmo. I ju s t C o m m u n ic a tio n front R. R . C o m ­ 6 0 - 5 te T « I t'ollcctor. Hcmlnalr County It< i*h t* __ J i f n r i H. K d w i r d i . . . ^ * . 1.15 was unable to do a thing. Sly life m issio n relativ e in ju n c tio n ag ain st Riork 18 (io denrod Lot 21 ■ — i - i --------— . ---------— '■■■ was a misery, my stomach got In an ilricilU :_____ _ * ’ Mary E . E v a n a . . . . . . ____ __ L I 5. S o . D a l i T e l . & T e l . C o . ■r e a d a n d w 1 : nf S W ' j 0f S E ' , __ ___ *15 21 HO 20 Unknown.......... ............ ............ 2*f»5 awful condltlbn, caused from taking S E T , of S E .............. 25 21 30 T . M, H e n k e l , .......... ............ 73.95 m ittlp .i n lU ir tle n ti. I t li d n o t h a v e o r d e r e d fil e d . l . e l t c r F r o m H o lly so much medlcluo. 1 suffered b o much Van Arailale Oahorn r flrok eragc r o m p i n y ’ i Addition lo Illark l la m m o rk aa * t i m e t o lo o k u p tin y o l t h e H n nfn rii Iteroriled In Flat llook No. 1. Page 21. Seminole County Iterorda Mutter of using streets at Valdez pain. I had JuBt about given up all n o r t l e a u x , F r a n c e , M a y f>. hopes of our getting anything to help . b o y s i n t h i s v i c i n i t y o r t o sis? I l o r Lot 3 4 f i'a n d E S 3«7 V. A. CL Hotel for storing material referred to mo. A r r i v e c i h e r e l a s t n i g h t a b o u t 7 in ' lJt.a l lx ua , woulll tikt. llBVl, M,PI1 H. Co'* Add in Illark J II. it C . II. J r 15 ZH 30 lla m m o r k One day a Birthday Almanac was t h e e v e n i n g on t h e goo tl s h i p M a r t h a jt ftjt o u r o r d e r s w(, rt, v o r y l t x p , i c i t chairman street committee. W , l ot .147 V A. C). II. Co'a thrown In my ynrd. After reading O. F. Swope Add to Il lark l la m m o rk Charter committee on new charter 79 87 W a s h i n g t o n a f t e r a fin e t r i p n v rr to , JO o n , h i p a t „ (. , . r t ;i j „ t i m r Its testimonials I decided to try Car­ N K K f*f S E Unknown 31 3 21 am i som e rough w e a t h e r r o u m l i n g w h f . „ W(? h a d n r r i v ,.(t a l , . l>uilluL. , fur city of Sanford presented pro­ dui, and am bo thankful that I did. R E ' , nf N E ' , nl N W K nf 9 21 31 Carrie Collin* NW L 9S C a p e manager plan for I began to Improve when on tho H n tte ra s- bu t f i n e , w e a t h e r j f o u n d a ,n i n c h o f m e „ f r o m t h o 3 2 6 posed commission U n k n o w n , 31 W ' j nf S E K nl S W K • 4.45 9 21 second b o ttle ...I am now a well Hr* N E ! ’nr nf S E *1 nf B W K 81 charter lo the council. 9 21 m o st of the w ay . j o u t f i t a n t i a b o u t illlO o f t h e m a u r Run S 76 dry 3 0 min W woman nnd feeling fine and the cura 1.75 rh S 7 ilrg 30 min O n m o tio n R o y S y m e s , se c o n d e d ^ Franco loo ked g otl and for a r o u n d e d m e ' in t h e s t r e e t w h e n th e y bna been permanent for It baa been VV 6 .33 rh S 86 drg 30 A dam s a n d 'c a r r ie d , s a m e two yearn alnce my awful bad health. ra(n W 6 .3 3 rh to pt of w o n d e r t h e w e a t h e r Was p e r f e c t a n d i f o u n d I w a s f r o m t h e M a r t h a W a s h - b y J n o . lirg sun N 3 deg 3 0 min as we only Btayed .16 hours in port ington and they were feeling badly w a s r e f e r r e d b a c k t o . t h e c o m m i t t e e [ w ill n lw n y a p riils o nn d r e c o m m e n d E 1.58 rh N 86 M drg C a r d u i.” T r y C a r tfu l to d a y . £3 7 8 E 3.16 rh S .1 d r* 3 0 min we had only one day shore leave as their division was to sail on our w i t h o u t a c t i o n , a c c o u n t n o t b e i n g W 1.58 rh 8 IfB'y dtg W 9.15 urn! I hiked to Bordeaux from the ship but they had been quarantined 3 .1 6 c l)_________________ _ C« rrir Collins Rrg M y dd* * E of S W t o r of port at I’ouillac. to b£c my boy w'ho on account of itillucnia. In talking N fi ' , of SJ7 ' , !l 31 Run N 514 f t . E 165 ft has been near thut city for some lo them I learned that many of them J . II. Ilufh rs 1.78 S 514 ft W 165 ft tlmo waiting to tnko u ahip home. were from Georgia and that they Itr* 96 yds \V an<l 145 yd* N •f S E Co r of N W ! ( of * I anticipated a fine time with hitq hnd all been trained a t’ Canfp'Gor!I REM ................ 10 but on getting to the army head­ don and it Unshed into my mind Run N 7 0 yds W 35 Samuel S m i th _______ _____ y d * 8 70 yds E 35 yds , . quarters found that he bud sailed that may be some of them would N ? j of N W t f (IrM h r * RF, Cor of W S run E 15 rh N 5 the week before and while I was glad know Kev. George Hyman and upon 31 J . F. & II. A. A llison____ * rh W 15 rh S 5 r h ) ______ l l 21 be had gone to the U. S. A. at last asking them they said he was their F tl r a K u rtry of l.a k* ('h arm a* R r r a r d c d In I'lal Rook No. I. I‘ a * e C, Hcmlpol* Couply Hrrards was disappointed at not seeing him chnplain. I immediately asked them Lot* |3 anjl I t lllork A Frlr* on my ship. We had a fine time in where I could find him and lie was Sur vey of L a k r C h a r m __. J . F . A If. A. A l l i s o n . ___ 10.75 A lrta nd ila or f) » lrd o , a* rr ro r d r d In F la t nook No. I. P a g * 4 5, Hrmlnol* Co. R rro rd * tbiS fine old city and visited all the HOirie happy man when J slapped Lot l Riork II A le ,a n d ,l a or points of interest such as the an­ him on the hack and said "Hello, O v i r d o . . . ______________ _ J . I I . I )u m » I , _____ __ 1.66 -» — - TIRES J in Kelly Springfield— Porlage— Pennsylvania ALL SIZES - 2.10 Z a : -2 WdlE lU H W N .W O P 'R . Katherine £ Anna Hanson Dr. R. W. w orkers the New Invention. An Inventor hits equipped n para­ chute with hand npurntod propellers on Hie theory tbn| a user can guide hl» descent thercbjsy' size of for but if th e t h e r e is th e esp ecia lly a sh ip W ash in g to n an d we are re a d y to Jn o . Lot are Orlando Dev. C o Orlando l i r e . C o M arth a M ay 11 not for tak e th e Katherine and Anna Hanson____ _______ ___ anchor w ill we over France. o fllce rs or t h e c r e w o f t h e s h i p w hich Elizabeth N. C u rr y ..___ 150 be to Oseratroet Turn. C o . U nkn o w n... ___ ________ Unknown.............. ...... •50 w i ll b u ild in g s retu rn over _____ .... th e M e a n tim e 8.36 J . O. F r i e s . . „ __. . . . Unknown ....................... 10 FloNda Groves Co’a First Add to 't l t a r k H am m ock.. A m e rica n im m en se w areh ouses n n d I now th at is g o in g « u m e f o r Florida Groves Co’s First’ Add to lllrfck____ H amm ock. th e in t h i s p a r t o f F r a n c e h a v e b P e n s e n t Florida G r o t r a Company'* Ftraf Addition to Slack lla m m o r k aa Ife ro rd rd In Plal Hook No. 2, P a g e 71, Seminole County Records i piers a n d u n d erstan d .ota 5. 6 and 7 Florida Groves : Co’* Kir»t Add to lilack . H im m o rk ,. b u ilt h o m e a n ti all th is w ork SE K (Iraa S W ', of “ N E J * of N E J 4 ) . . _ _ „ __ _ 4 ’ 21 '••■'is 29, N 6 .0 7 e h ) ................................ 2 "» of s w v j of S W >4 _______ 32 S E >1 of 8 W U ____ ... 33 NW ',' nf S W i f ____ _____ 33 N E '1 of N W J j and N W i i ' * ! N E K ____ 36 U n k n o w n . . . . . . __ ______ _ f E H ol S E H I leas bee NW Cor run S 6 ch E 6 eh N 5 ch W 6 rh and less beg N E Cor run W 10 Ch S 6.67 ch E 10 ch S E K of S E K . . S E ' t of N W K and RK >, of N E K and W 'X of E K ties* E H of N W ' ( of N E >4 ) and N E . K of NW . . . . 31 S W J f of N W %i o ( SW 33 Edith D. T y l e r _________ 4 S i 1 S E K el S W •( and S K of S E K 8 W of 8 W ‘ i of NK.K of N W ) N 3 acres of N W i t ol S E 's ' 2 8 .2 5 t .’ * . i <J. r, »T ? S P S Ip -.: ' = •1 r:3 pSfjil' ------------- -------- 9 — •w d e sc r ip t io n . - ■m SPECIAL 30X3 Non-Skid - $14.80 30x3' i Non-Skid 19.35 COULD HARDLY STAND ALONE A. Aulln’ s First Addition lo O viedo ss Rcrord sd In r i a l ilook No. I, F i f e 41 N rm lnolr County R rro rd * Lots I, 2 . 3 . 4. 5 and 6 Block D A. Aidin'* F ir s t Add. to Ovirdo _________ ______ J . II. Dum as. _________________________________ ____________ 6.06 Wllaon’ a Addition lo Oilndo aa R r r o r d r d In Flat Rook No. I, Page 8 3 , Hrmlnol# County Rrrord* L o u 19 and 20 Block II. Wllaon’a Add t o O v i r d o -------L . T. Hunt„.™ ^„„________ _ 4.75 M ld ita s In Hoc. 16. Ty. 3 1. R. 3 1 . na Recorded U Pla t Roak N*. l .'. P a g a l l S H v n l n s l * Conaly Rcr ard a l.ot 3 5 M idw ay___________ __ ____ 10 21 31 8 . W. 3 l s v r n s . . . . ____ __ _ 1.6 3 Jo h n J . K i s s ' s Addition to O t l r d o na Recordad In Pla t Rook No. 1, P a g * S3 H rm lnol* Connly R rro rd * LoU 6 . 7 , 8 and 9 Block I John J . E ga n 's Add. t o O v ir d o __ • L» T . H u n t , ____ __ •8.75 KM .of N W « of N W I f K 4 0 2 ft of and nf N W ) f of N W M (Ira* S . 2.11 e h ) ................................ 14 W fi4« ft of N M of N W ' i of 15 w HE U of 8 W ) f - WM of N E 'J NE|( of ............... N E 44 of N 1 14 2 - 3 St 28 P , W . G ra n t,____________ 31 31 4 in 31 1G 21 31 31 5 20 L . T . Hunt ...... .............. Glasgow R o b i n s o n _____ . V 14.70 6.45 21 31 Z L . D. M o o r r * . _______;___ 2 .9 7 K M Of N B K of N W M . . . . Hr* 20 ft N of S W Cor ot N E K of N E K . - 16 Run E 420 ft N 210 It W 420 ft S 210 f t ........ .. . B E K of 8 E U of N W t f NM of B E K of N W ) ( (Iraa brg N E C» J of Bar Hun 8 114 yds W 3 26 I-g ds 31 O. 8 . Howard _______ yds l 2 6 1-3 yds) . . ____ ____ 16 2 1 31 22 II. D . L a tl m s r __________ j T.67 T h r S la t la C alsny Company'* Habdltlalaa ns R sra rd sd In Pla t Daak Na, 2 , P a g a 71 HaaUaala Cannly U rra rd a LoU 1, 2 . 2 0_ and 21 flit via Colony M M Co'a Su b Dlv. ___ O Ventraat Turp. C o_____ 5.65 Lota 3| and na 38 ! S lav la Colony Co'a 8ub D lv___ _________ Aerta In S E Cor of SW M -------------------------- »» aM rb ---------------- *1 N E ) i of 8 E K - ---------- T ------------ 21 U n k n o w n .. ., _______ ____ !> Cl 5J «* •! 91 40 40 '==1 8.94 U nkn ow n-,-----------------------2.75 U n k n o w n ..i.____________ 10.45 Unknown .......... .............. Z Z 6 .2 # ' cient cathedrals, art galleries and public buildings. We had the good fortune .to seo a citation in one of the public Bquarea of the city at which several French soldiers and one American officer were decorated for bravery and good work done in tho wur. A lied Cross nurse was also decorated und like the French men was kissed on both cheeks. I was watching the performance in the second story of a jewelry s ’ore and two French ladies in the same window were greatly aiTccted when the lady was kissed and Bnid “ Oo La La,” and I said “Oui, Out,” just like I understood what they said and then they turned looose a lot of French on me and 1 said "O ui" to all of it, although I do not know whether’ they were Inviting me for a salute or not. We came 1)ack to the boat in an auto of the Jewish Welfare Bbard as Mr. Simon if that organization is with me on the Martha Washington and we had a fine ride “through the country where, there is a village every two or throe millet and the country is filled with vineyards as some of the finest wine in France it *t George." It was the first time he bail been calhd that in many moons and we embraced like two French­ men and the officers present were struck dumb but Dr. Hyman intro­ duce me to them and we had a nice time for ifl^few minu es. How­ ever we wanted to be alone and be­ lieve me we talked nt the rate of 60 miles a minute all the way to the ship. Mr.' Hyman was sorely dis­ appointed when he found out 1 was on the sh p that was to have taken him home and as he could not go on hoatd with me I left him at the dock and promised to see him the next morning b t as we cannot do what we please on ship bear'd the next morning the orders were that no one could leave the ship and 1 never saw him again although I wrote him a note telling him that I could not go ashore. • AU morning the soldiers wore coming aboard and I .was kopt busy greeting them and looking for familiar faces. There were several officers from Florida but none that I know although I will get acquainted on board right soon and talk about Florida with them. Just above' IS f jJ ‘ Ai . . ‘ ’-i THE U N I V E R S A L C A B , When you want your Ford car repaired, insist always upon getting the genuine Fvrd Parts, made by the Ford Motor Company, in order to insure reliable quality. There are “spurious,” “ counterfeit,” “ im itation” parts madfe by outside concerns who. have no regard for quality in material, so insist on your Garage or Repair Man furnishing you the genuine Ford Parts. All reliable garages may now buy the genuine Ford Paj;ts from us—so there’s no excuse for any .one using the “ bogus” parts. To be sure, bring your car to us for repairs or replacements. . * C. F. WILLIAMS Agent Poulllaco la the big mm • a L ] � 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 23, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 23, 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 23, 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/fd928e9793304d4663b4588a11598465.pdf 53703db8410127498157023cb31b5aee PDF Text Text •*1 * THE HEART OF TH E W ORLD’S G REA TEST V EG ETA B L E SECTION NUMBER 55 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY .10, 1919 VOLUME X GERMAN’S COUNTER PROPOSALS bers of the class who have died in how the legislature can neglect, for ' tho Service of our Government . dur­ nent of tthe he' without a re-apportionment ing t il t , period of the war will \be state as U now exists some sections read on next 'Sunday. . A lurge aVr of our state arc doubly represented, ■ tendance is desired for we all feclf' while others are scarcely represented | that this matter should have prompt at all. There is one case in point action. Visitors always welcome. where there is a senator from two very thinly, settled counties in the Lyric Under New Management western part of the state and also The Lyric Theatre of this city has counterpart to this there is a senator been leased by Chns. S. Stallage und in a thickly settled’ portion of the will bo opened by tho new manager southern part of the state who repre­ WILLING TO R E D U C E in about ten days. • GERM ANY tNY w il D sents six of our most populous .and EXCELLENT SPE A K ER S GIVE NOT ENOUGH C R IM E IN S E M ­ A RM A M EN TS EVEN MORE Mr. Stallage comes to Sanford m »s y IMPORTANT M ATTERS densely settled counties. To the INOLE COUNTY SINCE LAST FACTS AND FIGURES TO THAN ALLIES D EM A N D — R E ­ from Miami where he has been in „\VK NOT BEEN - HANDLED mind of the governor it is a matter TERM TO R E Q U IR E ,T H E S E R ­ SMALL AUDIENCES AT EACH, F U S E S . HOWEVER,\ T O AC. the thentre business for several |lY PRESENT LEGISLATURE nf astonishment tttkt ffcS f^ntliUon VICES OF A GRAND JURY MEETING years,— He is n ow in-A tlanta buying- *. C EP T P U N ISH M EN T T ^ R M S is allowed to continue to exist. and Tallahassee, May 28.— (Special) — The spring term of the circuit new equipment und arranging for London, May 29.—The Wwman -governuf-ioday-senV-ihe-follow-- it u. jll mu»n become such n . glaring - What shalH t profit a r c«mmun1ty court is in session this week with no some first class attractions which he counter proposals to tho allied peace mistake upon the part of our law if it gain the whole world and lose will put on in the Lyric in the near ing message t,° the sennte: . , makers that the fast growing south- |t„ Qwn hoys? grand jury, terms were published it! Bdrlin future. •. Tin* time for the biennial’ session ern portion of the state will demand It was found when court convened duy, an Exchange Telegraph diaThis was the keynote of the con­ A grand .opening is contemplated patch from Copenhagen says. of the legislature is fast drawing to entire separation from the other sec­ vention hel«l Tuesday on (ommunily this week that there were no cases on u close and finds many of the most tions of the state unless common jus- work. There were good addresses the docket which required the ser­ ns soon ns the house is ready for oc­ The reply asserts the willingness of important mutters either far hack tire is meetotl out to them by the cupancy. Date will be announced on the returned soldier, nlid others vices of a grand jury nnd Judge 1 er­ Germany to reduce her nrmamenta upon the calendar or quietly slum­ apportionment. about the wealth and .beauty of our kins * ordered that none he em- later. to a greater extent than demanded bering in the committed. pannelled. county* but the big end of the by the allies. Therefore, while the time is short Whatever may be said to the con­ Summer School Stnte College TTiis is the first time since the or­ Germany, thg reply says, refuses your governor urges upon you to meeting developed in the evening trary. the state of Florida needs two ganization of the county that this , On June IG. 1919. the Summer to accept .the punishment terms ‘ give careful attention to the mutter when Fay Cilley, Stale County additional state auditors and the of re-upportioninent and do nofc let Work Secretary of the A\ M..C. A. has happened. In fact it is u very School for both mtm and women will fixed by the peace treaty and it governor hopes that this matter will rare occurrence in uny county and open nt .the Stuto College for Woman declared that tho allies cannot both this session close withouj. pussing gave his message in the Congrega­ claim your careful attention at once the fnct that Seminole does not need in Tallahassee. ..Courses of study . accuse and sentence Germans guilty some law,’ either looking to a consti- tional church. and that you may by a law create It was unfortunate that tho *ea- a grand jury this term reliccts grent and rcvu *v will be conducted in all of responsibility for pdnishable acta. tdtionul convention, which will .solve these two. offices bo that the? heavy credit to the county and the county the subjects required for the various this matter or some other needed sions were not attended by crowds, ’ work of auditing may nothing two .officers. Crime in Seminole county certificates; first nnd second gfpdc, legislation wliiMi will take care of for the subjects discussed by experts Versailles, May 2 8 .—The counter years behind as it is doing now. atoms to he going out ui style. stnte primary, and stnte certificates were, are, vital to our welfare. the re-epportionment question. It claim is based largely on the alleged Conditions from a military stand­ seems to him thut lliis is such a duty The court is handling petty cases for high school. In addition to these Impressive figures were given by effects of the blockade upon the life . point also should claim your careful incumbent upon both branches of Mr. Forrest Lake, illustrating the during the week which involve mat­ studies there will be special courses and health of the civilized popu n„d prolonged attention until you the legislature thut they cannot gain­ ter- tmf Large f..r the county court offered in order to give the public economic condition of the county. lion. i,:n ,. put upon the statute books a say the furl that it metis their cart­ ||j„ address should be published in . and it is expected that this term will school teachers an opportunity to It is argued that roundly, a mil­ i,.m of laws which will give the ful. painstaking and statesmanlike full. Sanford is the greatest celery be brought to an early work for college nnd normal school lion births were prevented as a di­ credits. The professional courses in gevernor power to meet and cope attention and let us hope that each market in the world: we have ban k-| rect result of the food blockade upon drawing, methods, industrial arts, w ih any internal disorders in the ami every gentleman constituting . r. -- <*f $4,577,000. we have German Sp> Cente/ in Floridn the vitality of the women. Th e for we must consider the fa t tiie membership of both branches of given three quarters of a million in Chicago. III., May 29.— 1‘lnns of physical training nnd sight singing same cafiae, • it is conten 11,..t the termination of the world* the legislature will tfb apply himself drives for the government and other f„rtlll.r (;,.r oini> royal family t<> are both practical nnd profitable. creased the deaths approxi vide war has thrust upon’the s*'ith- \o this question of momentous ami rails: we pay the ruilroads more t *'n" (,..t.,1.1,*li a spy center and a nest of The Home Economic Department 800.000. Lack of milk for ■m i states, and especially ^upon ! I**r- powerful import that when lie re­ any o t h e r t h r e e towns south of la c k -. iit(1jlion npar Andrew’s Pay. offers excellent opportunities for per­ children, absence of rubber and ,,)n. a social condition which turns to till* constituency who elected sonville; we do a more intensive I ttpn. related here today by sons desiring that line of work. Be­ to for hospital use and interruption I,;,.,. never before known, and which him he can feel that they will realize farming than any other section Attorney General Palmer in ah ad- sides regular work in domestic sci­ of supplies of quinine, camphor was almost undreamed of. It may that he has acquitted himself with the country. NVe have reason % to be , |||mofB Bar association. ence and art. there are training other medicaments were further f courses for teachers and county absolutely necessary to meet this integrity, honor anil credit by hnving ........ K!.„i,l , . “ ................................................................................. .. tt... ugents. The business department of­ tors in the losses, according to condition with a sufficient force of passed iaws whi h w II lake care of a n***-l German argument. .............................. , ™ « . I , M l . . . « . , » « < ; « . » » « - fers splendid course* in stenography, national troops to hold in aheynnc« re-apportionment of this stnte. Should the Germans open this Suggestions were made as to r* j A m i, ri, a ll Lumber Co., owned by a a n d c h e c k any matter <>f disorder typewriting and bookkeeping. field of inquiry, tho allies are preIn conclusion, let ns hope thut tain needs as. for example.-the im -, - ^ ()f Germany had accumulated which might arise between the races iiured to reply effectively. by refer­ this message will not be spread upon proving and beautifying of the lakP \n,.ar|v <>00,000 acres of timherland on account of the changed relation­ Card of Thanks ence to the fur greater decrease of the records only, but will be read in front: bordering our avenues with l Broiini| St. Andrew’s Bay." said Mr. ship. open session, so thut each and c\«*r> Mowers: making the town a ttraetixe. j>a|uit.r. "This German prince had • To the many friends who were so births and increase of deaths in There are other large nnd power­ member may know that it is an ud- to strangers: making sure of the °l- I ml|llonH o( Julian* into it. He kind in the recent illness and death France, Belgium, Poland, Rumania ful forces of 'unrest in the world to­ dress to him. especially that part fered hospital, and in other ways } ^ lieVrt. gone nenr to it, he had of our little son Wilson we wish to and Serbia, as a direct result of tho day. such ns Bolshevism and dls- which refers, to re*#ppwrtionnient. German war measures. winning publicity as a Florida^ beau- j ncver' received any Interest or divi- extend our heartfelt thanks. , ntcnl in all the affairs of pien, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Spivey. Very respectfully, T h e allies possess the German of­ ty "PotMends out of it: he had selected the that a settling down of trade and Markham, Fla. (Signed! Sidney J. Cutts. ficial figure* showing that the milk* Some startling facts’ were given in thp German .consul nt Pensacola us comnyrcial relationship nfter n peri­ Governor. production in Germany during tho the evening as to the condition of lhp manager «>C the company and od of war will make necessary. This war was never below 4 1 |i»r cent o f the youth of our slate. Thirty per we eatne to investigate wo may superinduce an unrest, which, normal produ ‘lion, which would cent of the hoys of teen age are not jou|ll| ,)»at |)t, company had bitterly in some stales may almost sweep the have been sufficient to have main­ i in the public schools, and. of tin- resisted an American railroad build­ civilisation <d a hundred years away. tained the child, en 1ad they received seventy per cent in the schools only ing a line across his property or The governor would, therefore, urge ten per cent are in Sunday schools. _____ ross the property of his neighbors it. ac that you carefully consider the maiThe failure of Cerman cities to "T h e most neglected thing in Flor- j to rpnch qt Andrew’s Bay, on which n r 'o f u national guard to take the ccivc more thuu 10 or 15 per cent ida,” said Mr. Cilley, "is the welfare ^ property is located, place of the home guards, which the normal milk supplies was of her you th ,. Boy life is the most Cnlls.lt “ Best Harbor” (ompanictf are fast disappearing ns through no fau|t«of the blockade. I t valuable ecohomic asset we have, j „ j t ^ ’ happen* that St. Andrew's peace returns and give sufficient is pointed out, but was duo to tho It is not the amount of moneywhich B i# thp |)p8, liarl,(rT nn the Gulf funds to equip them. German system of distribution. _ Tho determines whether Sanford is better ^ N, pxir0 un(l , hp n,.nrest harbor’ on The governor of the state of Florlack of rubber and cotton for hos­ or worse, but into whose hands the Amprjcan a()i| t0 ,|„. |>anuma canal, i la has appointed as adjutant gen­ pitals. likewise represented tho ac­ money comes. The personality of ^ |q )iapl,pn„ ,|mt th,. manager of eral of this state a man who has the money getters is the deciding ^ company f„r your*. had been a f 'jR S T TO CROS,S THE ATLAN­ tive choice of the German authori­ TIC’ IN A IR S H IP —LANDED IN ties. who devoted to military and taken a pari in the lute war and who NEW COMPANY C O M P O SED OF factor. . . mcm|)t.r of the foreign office of GcrLOCAL BU SIN ESS MEN AND LISBON. SPAIN TUESDAY is acquainted with military condi­ other purposes imports of rubber " I n our youth is the ‘potential 'potential j many urv(] jt so happens ulso that FA RM ERS ACQUIRE H ISTO R­ tions, drills evolution, tactic. and all leadership of the future • H‘’re i8 t,H‘ when wt* took over thq plant and heWashington, May 2 7.—Blazing the and cotton considerably in excess of IC HARDWARE B U SIN E SS the intricate knowledge which goes laboratory in which to raise great gan to operate it und examined their way of the firss air .trail from tho tho hospital requirements. to muke up a grent military depart­ We must strike bo ks, papers nnd files, expecting to Western* to the Eastern Hemisphere Tho same argumentation will be A deal was consummated this and good men. ment. This man. we hope, will not week whereby the Ferr.cld Hurd- Uundr-with God in tho big job of find a great’ mass of information the Ui S. Navy seaplane NC-4 sped applied to tho scarcity of synthetic , only reflect credit upon the military ware. Company stock und fixtuu>s producing an educated, religious about lumber business,' we found a into the harbor nt Lisbon, Portugal, drugs, due to the conversion of Ger­ department of the state, hut will he masa 0f thp pan-German litera­ today, the first aLrship of pny kind man chemical plants to war pur­ were sold to the Bull Hnrdware Co. youth, strong in mind, body, and j in direct fouch and communication soul. ThiB is the only thing which ture which bad bfcen flooding the to have crossed the Atlantic Ocean poses. • • a new corporation of this city. . . with the j-hief executive nt all times. gives real value to the other tiling. louatry for years. under its own power nnd through its The Fernald business, established The governor would therefore recom­ A world that is getting better gives It was a veritable spy centijr and natuinl element. .Red Cross Dues '• mend that in passing these military by the lute Geo. II. Fernald is one meaning to life. If wo are n.ot going would have been u nest of sedition in of the oldest companies in the city. Taking the air a t Puntn Delgado, There are probably one thousand hills, you incorporate a bill changing upward, we had better go out. 1 lie the headquarters of the adjutant For many years it was the leading hope of the situation ns regards the u few years, if we hud not found it Azores, at 6:18 a. m., Washington names On the roll of.Sominole Coun­ time, on the last leg of the trans­ ty Chapter whose dues are payable general of the state from St. Augus­ hardware business of this section of welfare of the boys and ’ girls is in and taken it away from her. the state .and is known far and wide The instance wax related in con­ oceanic portion of the voyage from for January, February, March, April', tine to Tallahassee. in hardware .circles. Since the death the interest taken by leading men." nection with the attorney general’s Rockuway Beach,’ Long Island, to May and June. These members # Appropriations and Taxes The value of a county Y. M. C. explanation of tho presont staus of Plymouth, England, the NC-4 cov­ of Mr. Fernald a few years, ago, failed to renew in December. T h e There will be many demands made there being no member of the im­ A. secretary wus impressed, und the ered’ tho 800 miles in nine_ hours and secretary, Mra. Terheun will appre­ by your bills of appropriation upon mediate family to handle the Com­ nature of his work, and.the possible alien property. forty-three minutes maintaining an ciate a check without further notice the treasury of the state and the pany’s affairs, Mrs. Fernald and the cost were made clear. A committee average speed of better than eighty or if members are not going to renow governor calls attention once more to other stock holders decided to sell was appointed to aFrange a get- Weekly Report of Baptist Rcrcans Our teacher, W. E. Scoggan left a knots an hour. The total elapsed will they notify secretary to t h a t the fnct that it will be impossible to tho business. together meeting of men from all . few ‘days ago to be gone for the flying time from New Foundland to effect? The membership' duos Is the h^vc those a propziation* paid with­ The Util Hardware i ompany, re­ parts of tho county to advise as to summer, months and Brother Herman ,isbon was twenty-six hours snd only revenue by •which the Home out raising the milluge and this he is cently orgnnited is headed by J . 0 . action. Service Work will be kept up and Steel waa elected teacher during his forty-one minutes. • loath to do. lie therefore asks that Bair who has managed the Fernald this Is an important and valuable At tho first opportunity the big ‘ Baptist Church • you carefully consider the three tax absence. • business for the past two years. As­ department of Red ‘Cross work. On naxt Sunday morning the matters which he has brought to Brother Herman Steel represented plane wifi continue to Plymouth, 776 sociated with him are E. L. Hunter, pastor will speak on •'’Seed Corn and nautical miles to the north. Pos­ have thea appropriations paid with­ « prominent lumber and mill man of Harvest,” and in the evening on the ciuss and Sunday school at tho sibly Cqjnmandcr Read can start to­ out raising the fnillsge and this ho is Banks Close Tuesday . • • . the state as vice president, Roy “ Unturned C a k e s .". Preaching at Southern Baptist Convention at At­ morrow. To tho navy department, loath to do. He therefore asks that lanta last weet^, and gave an Interest­ Tuesday, June 3rd, Jefferson Symes, John Meisch, Ben H. Squires, 11:40 a. m. and 8:30 p. m* Sunday towever, it. makes little difference Davis' birthday the banks of th e you carefully Consider the three tax ing report to the Sunday school as­ H., W. Barr nnd G. F . ’ S m ith '4* di­ school morning rft 10:30; B. V. P. U matters which .he has brought to sembled together after lesson study when he completes the journey. The city will be closed all day. rectors and a number of otheF local evening at 7:30._______ ' your attention* before which are the last Sunday. If you were not pres­ great object of all the effort lavished . ----------- :— — » :— ' farmers and business men as stock on the undertaking—navigation of a income, franchise1 and inheritance ent you missed a treat. ’ Notice Theatre 6 oers • Hawker Deeora/ed -* holders. Tho personnel of the new seaplane across the Atlantic through tax, all of which would bring an in­ Th e Lyric Theatre will be closed One member of the class has vol­ London. May 2 8 .— Harry G. Hawcompany could not be better. the air—has been accomplished. crement of moncj/ into the treasury, to the public all of next week. It is unteered to support a missionary on ter, Australian aviator, and his navMr. Ball came to Sanford from i which will alleviate much of the Twentieth century transporta­ gator, Lieutenant Commander M scbeing cleaned and ronovated. The the foreign field during the year be­ doubt and fear prevalent everywhere the Knight & Wall’ Hardware Com­ new manager, Mr. Chas. S. ptanago ginning July 1st. Wu Jeel proud .of tion has reached a new pinnacle and Kcnzie Grieve, who recently at as to whether the millage as it now pany of Tampa two years ago and ia now in Jacksonville and Atlanta this member, and pray that God will the United States navy has led the tempted a non-stop trans-Atlantic exists would have to be increased. becam? manager o f’ the Fernald * **■ . - . securing the best service obtainable. bless the work and reward the gen­ way. ’ flight from S t ; ‘Johns, N. to Ire­ Comapny, As manager of the busi­ Respportionment Watch for the announcement of the erous heart that prompted this move, land and who were forced to alight ness he has proven a decided suc­ There is another matter which the opening abqut June 9th. Good pic­ In mid-ocean, where they were res­ Cecllian Mnslcale Our class selected out of a number cess. Previous to his coming to governor desires t 6 bring to your at­ tures, good’ music and a cool hous? ol good mottoes offered, tho word cued by the Danish’ steamer Mary, The junior members of Cecllian tention, which he hoped you would Sanford he fiad many gears’ experi­ in^which to enjoy both. { S E R V I C E on last Sunday and ’. a Club, assisted by more advanced taL were received by King George this take u pwithout his suggesting it, ence in both retail and wholesale committee has been appointed to ent will give a program in the studio morning, at Buckingham^ Palace, and this is the matter of the re­ hardware business in this hla native on Oak avenue. Several important where they were decorated. • * ,. state. Many1 years of hia business changes are contemplated _hy the have our motto framed to be hung of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson tomorrow, *, ♦ u. * ■ * . * ' • apportionment of the state as pro­ Saturday, afternoon (May 31) at up In our class room... May we ^1 life were spent at Quincy, Fla., Both aviators were decorated by new company and the business will vided for by the constitution of the strive to live up to the full meaning 6:30 o’clock. * where the name of Ball ia synony­ the King with the Insignia of the be brought to a high-standard. The . state of Florida and although this , RpiUings will bo given by Miss Air Force Cross. Herald joins the other friends of the of this motto. session is held in tn off year, yet mous with good citizenship. Hawker and Grieve were the first Rosamond Radford and a yqunt; A report' of the committee on an nfew company in wishing them abun­ The business will be conducted for ’ this U a continuing duty which the appropriate recognition to the mem people's grou^i by litti? M ary X'.xcn situs', recipients of thia order. ’ ’ ' chief executive cannot understand the present at the old Fernrfld stand dant success. * • — ~ *.' • ; L ' ' • * NO GRAND CONVENTION JU R Y IS ON TUESDAY NECESSARY governor ASKS FOR LEGISLATION BALL HDW. CO. BUYS THE FER­ NALD STOCK . .. **V' ‘ . • - . AMERICAN AVIATORS ACROSS �PAGE TWELVE yrurouV OMOLENtl ir c c o jr PURINA* CALFt CH 0 WC “ A Feed For Every Need” *u $ » > Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of all kinds, carloads Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet PoLi THEY CARRY EVERYTHING When You Want Any- C A T F C C R / tiling Just Phone 181' v^ rl. A J - J O v / l W OLD “ BLUE LAW” HAS STUCK All Efforts to Amend Famous Statute of Pennsylvania Have Thua Far Been Unavailing. Once more nn effort Is to he mnd° to nmeml the most famous of nil lows on tho stntutc hooks of I’ennsylvnnln—tho venerable blue law, cnnoted April 22, 1701. It Is said that lit every regular sev ■Ion of the legislature during the 12T> years since Hint nwful crimp was put .In Sunday conviviality, an nttempt bus been mnde to repent It cnllrely or lo amend It, Girard writes In tlje Phila­ delphia Press. Hut that old law entitled “An act for the prevention vice nnd lmmorality nml for other purpose*” has survlrcd all the nssnulls of those-who ' would destroy It, , * A century nnd n qunrlcr of world revolution, of tumbling thrones, of dnzr.llng Inventions nnd economic nnd sorlnl changes finds flint slntulo of ?7bl ns unbrenknlde nnd rigid ns the eter­ nal Inws of the Modes nnd Persians. Tliosc old leglslnllon bricks o f '1701 regnrtled It ns being ‘ vnstty more wicked to shoot n rabbit on Sunday than to drink a tint toddy. • One offender was tagged .with n fine of $2.1, tile other a shilling nnd a half. It was Imprmlhla under n strict cn7 foroomont of Hint Inw to opernte n conn I lion t, n railroad train, n street railway ear, n call or sell any com­ modity from n loaf of bread to n pack­ age of chewing gum. Every seventh day the state of Penn­ sylvania was cxpoclril to freeze up completely like a good bird dog when he sees a qunll. WORLD MUST HAVE NITROGEN Men of Science Preparing for the Time When the Chilean Nitrate Field* Are Exhausted. Farmers of Europe mid America have been almost entirety dependent for nearly n century upon the Chilean nitrate Helds, which have stood Ijlernllv between the world mid starvation itchllld II pllllcnll .'•SMi feet above the m-u level and 'Jn miles from the Pa­ cific coast. Is a dreary, parched, almost rnlrilcss strip of land, where nature lias deposited millions of tons of nitro­ gen In Hie form of nitrate of soda. Not only the power to produce crops, hilt nlso the power to wage war nml to develop many essential Industries depends upon nitrogen. before the war the German chemist. Ostwnld. wrote: “If a great war were to break BUSINESS CARDS j One Inch Cards Will He Published Ub* der This Heading At The Hnle Of \7.7t Per Year. S C H E L L E M A IN E S L A IV o m e n IN TIIK COURT IIOIWE SA N FO R D - out between two grent powers. ono or which .were to prevent the export of saltpeter from the few ports of Chile, It would Ihereby innko It. Impossible for the enemy to continue longer than Its ammunition supply would last.** Germnny had accumulated 000,000 Ions of Chllcnn saltpeter before tho |wnr. It Is estlmuleil that this Chilean nitrate jipds xylll he exhausted some time during the present century. 8cl» enlists and engineers, therefore, are bending every effort to other mean* of supply. Nitrogen Is now being rccov. en d from the air by various processes} nml In. several countries. Atlantic Be^K •'Attai\tic$e<AQl\. F W. H. ADAMS Proprietor The Walter’e Mistake. ^ T h e French, since* Koch’s-victory, sre almost In— danger of getting swelled Jicnd.’LsnId- immigration -Com­ missioner Comlneltl of New York. •.‘And no wonder I The French cer­ tainly displayed'grant military genius In this wnr, nnd praises nnd-coropHuu-nts urc falling on them from all sides. . “In n French restaurant Hie other day I ordereil a steak.. Then ns .the French waiter (timed to go. I added: “ •Well done, waller.’ • "The young man. Hushed with pleas­ ure. drew himself up 'nml saluted smartly. " ‘lint you Americans, monsieur,’ lie said, ’you Americans also covered your­ selves with glory til Chateau Thierry mid the-llols do Hellenu.* ” Tenth Anniversary ol the state’s largest business institution and the most Important (actor in the development of the citrus industry lu Florida Lonely Telephone Station.. An Isolated t«-l«-|■tl*»in- pay Million Is -Inciilcd at a camp on Hu: shore o f iCIchardsoii lake, olio of tlo‘ Itmigelev g r o u p In n o r t h e r n M a i n e , T h i s t «•I,■ |i|inii<- |s m o r e tlwin m ile s fro m the liiiirc st sta tio n at Itu m fo rd . on the M a in e C e n t r a l rn llrond . T h e lin e ru n s t'J t u l l e s f r o m tIn- c a m p t o iln - t o w n o f A l id o v e l . w h e r e e o lllie e llo ll is m a d e w iili s w l l r h f t o n r d lii t h e o l l l c u -of t h e A n d o v e r T e l e p h o n e rn ti i p n r i v , a vidi lt< en»<-e o f iln - New C n g l i i i i d c o m p a n y . 1‘r o in l i c i t t o w n t h e l i n e s e x l e m l IN m iles l o Itu m fo rd F ro m llils te le ­ p h o n e i ii a i i y e m e r g e i i e y c a l l s l u u e o r lg (a n te d d u r i n g th e tell y e a r s s i n c e th e Million w a s e s t a b l i s h e d . It h a s h e e li t h e i m - a l i s o f s a y i n g Hie l i v e s o f inaiiv l l l l l l t e r s a l l d W o o d s m e n w h o h a v e h e e li In ju re d ill the north SA T U R D A Y , M A Y 31 A t the Big Auditorium w oods. Europe L1'? * American Milk. European p< •ph- have learned to like America dairy products. Exports of condensed milk to Europe rose from IU.immi.immi pounds In 1011 to KUMNNI,. liNi pounds In mix. mol then* were liotnhle Increases In exports of other dairy products. Much of tills may be dm- to nbiiormnl war demands, Inti the Culled Slates department of ngrl culture believes Hint there Is both nu opportunity nml n tendency to exppml In ibis dire* lion over prewar reipilnmen ts A normal Inereasu in dairying la tins country, the department think s. Is fully Just Hied, proyhii-d there Is the necessary Increase lu feed crops. indoors rain or shine W i l l be held in Ten years ngo, with the citrus industry of Florida in a moat perilous position, and after some growers had been compelled to sell their fruit as low as thirty cents per box, forty-five prominent Florida growers boarded tho train for California, where they spent some time in studyingythe methods in use by the already successful co-opera­ raocRAM tive marketing ngency of the growers there. Shortly following If t r a i l X Saaatan, I f A . I f . U Naan ( l a A a f lu rln m ) their return to Florida, they held a meeting with other growers ▲ ( I l - U f i l t u K y i i U l i x , ■ n I I xk an part at the Tampa Bay Casino and the Florida Citrus Exchange was •f iraw ara. launched. A l t i n M I Saaalaa. I i l l P. II. (In A a f l l a r t a a ) Ten Years of Success From a modest beginning tho Florida Cltru* Exchange has grown to ba the State's biggest business institution. It has stabilized Florida’s citrus industry through its methods; and brought the growers prices of which they had never dreamed jn y«»r« before. It has pointed tne way to progress Call . R. KKHGUSON HOUfill.rUmB Affraaa af W a l c a a a ----------------------------------__________ A. J. Halw art kr. Lakak^f R«ap»»«« J - W . P a a f a r , flaraaata A ffra n *________ Dr. J. W. I w . PUraara VUU "H U ta rr a a f Parpaaaa a f Tka P U r l fa Cllraa f c i r k a n x a " HIs Greatest Terror.' ”Whnt were you most afraid of yvhlle Hying In your airplane?" "The people on tile earth who, I knew/were yvnltlng to n*k me u lot of questions Just us soon iin I landed." raoa________________ Dr. L. A. B lta. Taaapa (Praalfant C ltlu na Rank A Traat C«.) "T k a Ralaltan af tka Cllraa I n f a a l r , U Valaaa U F l a r U a " m_______ C. I . Rlaarart, J r _ "Tka Baalaaaa Hlfa af Ika PUrlfi Cllraa E i c k a a * a " THEIR LAST DANCE TOGETHER • Caarxa A. flyalt, T i a , i ’Ratline Oar P ra tt la tka N a rtk " . Cast Ia Tells a Pretty Story of Her Final Performance With Her Husband. Irene Castle’s memories of her Intu hushnnd, Cnpt. Vernon Castle, con­ clude In Everybody's yvlth the fol­ LAWYERS lowing account of their last public Florida appearance: Sanford “Our hint dance together yvfls yvlillo ho was Instructing up at Camp Mo* hnwk, Cnnatln. Ho had been given JA<*K*iONVII.M-* MaOltllM permission to conic to New York es­ III ? and Hogan N lrr rla All railro ad ticket offlera fn building. c m pecially to tlnucc with me at a Hrlllsli lor m( • « # r> lbl» f. All w od rrn Im pro vrm rnln recruiting benetlt which was held at Mr at cla»a In f i e r i particular. Haifa, onr person, $ 1 .0 0 lo $1.50; two prraona. $2.00 In tlie New York hippodrome. H cciiuh c $ 2 .5 0 . Hath $1.50. $2.00. l o o people $ 2 .5 0 of the niiture of the occasion, he had $ 3 . 0 0 . K. I'l l IN K rH A U Ci:. l'rop. been given permission to dance In uniform. It linil br>n long since wo had danced our old dnnees together, W A V ERLY H OTEL nnd It hnd been necessary the day be­ fore to work-quite hard In brushing up. I had expected Hint Vernon would have forgotten altogether a lot of Hie steps or Ibnt lie would ho a little stiff from lack of prncHco. but on tho night of the benefit be danced divinely. At the rinse of the' performance ninny beautiful (lowers were banded to us NEW ST . JAM ES HOTEL Jacksonville, Florida over the footlights. Wo bowed and O n * Half lllotk fr*«a lUad bowed ngnln our thnnks. In the wings I ' M i n U l n l ln a m la s Park Vernon nervously kissed my bnnd nnd (C ar. Julia aad Manxoa Hlal • Hot and Cold Running Wutcr in there were tenrs In Ills eyes. •I won­ Every Room—Steam Heat der If lie guepserl'wc bad, danced our SPECIAL RATES FOR APRIL Inst dance, iwid Hie Inst ring of ap­ plause for iijr wan still. • •‘The world had boon very good to us. We linil lived well nnd lavishly Wc ** because of that snmo applause. To­ gether wf tasted success. ' fame nnd Still Have Good money. Thank (Jod Hint at no tlrno Envelopes at during that night did I dream It was tho end." , * . 5c a Pkg. (a Orfaa k , Ckalraaa n_______________ _______________I. W. Hampla, llalnaa CU» t i t M i l l a i _______ E ra . W . D. Cartla, L a k t U n f FLO R ID A T H O M A S KM M PT WILSON 17 nul»*s from Jacksonville* onthi ocean bench. Surf bathing, »0ii tennis, uutorrfobiling on the beith' Fishing from the ocean pier or fm* the jetties. Sea ' foods, ixcclleri meals. A line bunch of riding porta in rharge of a competent riding mad er. Dancing. An ideal place tc spend the spring and summer month. •Write us'for rates, reservations, b^, fa Ika________________ P r a w la a a t Crawtra Ratarlalawaat ky ClUiaaa at LakaUaf Wilson & Hoasbolder Atlantic Hotel THE FAMOUS CHANDLER M O T O R CARS A U TO T IR E S AVc carry (ho m obt com plete stovk iUid th e fiv e m o ;t re !c c t lin es h a n d led in th e c n m 'y . T ire s w e te l! are jiostivcly jju arap le cd . . TU BES. GASOLINE, A ft)K Ii.0ILS. (IREA SES, COMPLETE STOCK OF AUTO ACCESSORIES. WHITE S T R IF E LEATHER FABRIC TIRE COVERS Phone 16 Sanford, Florida Tha Better Course. It la bettor to fight for tho good the to rail at tho 111.—1Tcnnyton. Phone Wight Tire Company S E M IN O L E Phone 148 I M M E D I A T E S E R V I C E — Y O U DOftT H A V E T O W A I T — T H E R E ’ S A MAN A T T H E C U R B T O S E R V E YOU BA N K A N N EX ON M A G N O LIA A VEN UE �TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO B COUN TY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD I l i I 1 I I I I H H I I I ' l B ^ I H I 1 8 .B HI g ® THE FAMOUS CHANDLER M OTOR CARS R E P U B L I C TRUCKS spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs, Riley on the Heights. Mr. S. Barnhart attended the graduation of his granddaughter. . * * Miss Emanuel at Orange City last week. DIAMOND — MICHELIN — PENNSYLVANIA R. \V. Lord has opened a small store on his place near here and is There's a man at the curb to serve you Mrs. N- Nelson of Pal m Reach going to keep most everything coun­ paid her sister, Mrs. Me Waters a try folks need. visit last week, looking after her little boy w-ho is nfllicted with tuber­ EAST SANFORD culosis of the bin. Corp. John A. Warren, Co. C. 5015 J. II. Wynn made a Hying trip lo Engineers will arrive in New York June 1st on the General Gorges. Jacksonville recently. Humphrey Pros, bough two fine John was a volunteer and has- been jin France qince December, 1917. ponies,A n Kissimmee'last week. His parents are anxiously awaiting Lafayette Humphrey returned his arrival home. One hand is dis­ from France Inst week, having an abled from shell shock -the same honorable discharge. Although Lnone injured while employed at the /' fnyettc was called ns late as June he j CrowtuPaper Co. several years ago. ___was one of-tho-many who were bom­ Miss Nellie Brown o f ‘ Ft. Christbarding Metz when the armistice : mas is here spending some time with was signed and he has many inter­ liter sister, Mrs. .1. F. McClelland. esting stories to relate. Lafayette family a very |fleasant visit last Mrs. Joe Cameron, Henry and was not wounded but had a severe Sunday. case of llu that* laid him up in the Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fry of Islehospital for several weeks while he worth came up in their auto Sun­ Miss Frances Dutton is leaving day. spending the day with their . was there. B U IL D E R S S U P P L IE S the first of June to enter a girls' sister, Mrs, Tom Tyner and mother, Mrs. M. T . Cassady and family camp at Plymouth, New Hampshire, fclrs. Beng&ton. LUM BER for the summer. 11.*G. Luhtlv^uist is receiving sub­ Junior Dutton has gone to Gold n, scriptions^/for t lie last drive in the. 111., to spend the summer with his LATH S interest ot the Salvation Army, hav­ paterr.nl grand parent*. •, ing been requested Iry the county Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dres-or and cha'rrnan for the war work, Mr. S H IN G L E S Helen and Mr. and Mrs. .1. <\ Ells­ Stevens to raise the small sum of worth went to Lake Harney , >un- $10 in t'psala. If in any way you day to enjoy the bathihg. have been overlooked we tire sure it The Moore's Station ^ inday will he appreciated if you b an d 'Idm >I 'it ! pii ide ,s planned t ■ t a o your mile. ' ’Give und it shall I" 1 t•*■ie- at r I >r. Ilazelt' . la e given unto you." Surely none need 1j a 1 on Lake >d\ i r. to, lie t<)ld of the good these people r x » 1 Mr and \Ifs Alex Foster • re* have done for our boys during the 1.. .ah ling and enlarging iln-.r if-uno wur. on Geneva avenue. It I. Grirr was unforlti -- in Stop Wasting Soap J \c KSONVII.I.E. FLORIDA having a line mule die of c la-t Fertilizers. Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies Measure Out What, thirty years we have been irfanufacturing fertilizers in this W You Need ate we have satisfied customers in every county in Florida i- for Latest Price L st Prices sdway in line with ljuality J. E. S P l R U N G . Local Agent. SANFORD. FI A. E L D E R SPRIN G S Monday, June 2, is J . M. Lord’s eightieth birthday. We wish to an­ nounce that there will be a basket picnic at Thomas Ford on that t^dy in his honor. , Mr. Lord wishod as many, of his friends who gun to meet him on this social o ccu io n . You will actually lessen your tire cost per mile with Diamond Tires—ask the man that uses them Phone 16 S E M IN O L E BAN K AN N EX ON M A G N O LIA AVEN UE WE HAVE FOUND IT! DAISY TILE A PERFECT DRAIN TII.E: Thoroughly Impervious to Water. ( hcmlcil Decomposition. Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Ni'rlc and Picric Acid tests fn the construction of i's Immense arid plants. i Hinpu ii-e tlie giHsts sey's Coorrlxht IV19 Halt Schilfntr & Mail This is one of the good waist-seam suits we're ready to sljow you; single anil double-breasted models. Six months from now O U ’R E satisfied with ever clothes you buy at the time you get them, or you wouldn’t buy. If that’s all the satisfaction you want, any clothes will do; they all look good when therre new Y We’re trying to give you more than that. You want satisfaction six months from now or a year. That’s '•why we offer Hart Schaffner & Mar* Clothes. They're guaran­ teed to satisfy you absolutely; money Jiick if they don't. Sanford Shoe & Clothing j of Hart Schaffner and Marx clothes Everything Men and Boys wear parents. Mr end Our supply is limited only by oor demand. Mrs. Ki I Mrs. A .1. M ct’ufley. Emmet McCall and Misses May Conoly and Alice Drunnon visited Sanford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton spent Monday in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. O. I' Swope and children left Wednesday fnr Wash­ ing. New York and other points in tlu>-cast. Mr. Swope expects to lu­ ll way about two weeks hut -Mrs. Swope und the children will spend the summer with relatives and friends in Oklahoma and Kansas. C. M. Farnell of Sanford spent Thursday night in Oviedo. The Sanford ball team ’ played Oviedo team in Oviedo Thursday afternoon. The score stood 23 to 3 in favor of Oviedo. This is two out of three games Oviedo has won from Sanford this season,* Tho Red and Blue Contest which has been running in the Christian Endeavor Society for the past two months dosed Sunday night with u victory for the Reds. The victors were beautifully entertained by the Hlues at the home of Miss Ruth Young, the captain of the Hlues. It was an advertisement party, each person ‘ representing some familiar advertisement. There was great fun guessing each representation, after which games were played and- de­ licious refreshments were served. SOLE AGEN r.S IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stuck in yard* and 25,000 ready for shipment. MAHONEY-WALKER CO .HANtOKll. I'lUIIIPt LONG WOOD PH K-t PS F. \Y llciik left T u e sd a y for their home in I'lanUji-hl, N. J . Miss Olive Dinkel and Miss Glad­ ys Craig of Orlando spent the week end the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Dinkel. J. E. Phipps was shopping in Or­ lando on .Saturday. Fred » Grist .was In Orlando on Tuesday. L. J. Hunt and family motored up from Ft. Lauderdale and spent the week end with Mrs. Hunt’s parents, Me. and Mrs. J. II. Allen. Mrs. Wilkinson left last week for Gainesville where she will join her husband. Palm Springs was visited by two heavy rain storms on Tuesday and considerable damage was done by the heavy rain and wind. Mrs. Mary Hardaway spent sev­ eral days in Oakland, the guest of her cousins, Mr. and > Mrs. Mc­ Daniels. Mr. Rietcr and family left last week for their home near Pittsburg. Mr. Rieter plans to purchase tl\e UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE Cramer property and locate here an­ (Received too late for publication other year. last, week) . . Tl;e Palm and Hoosicr Springs Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hodges came road Is being clayed. out J ruii* Sanford lo spend the dny Tho Seminole Sunshine. Club gave with Mrs. Hodges' parents last Sanan entertainment last Friday even­ day. ing at the Library, also sold punch Tv^o friends of Mrs. A. F. Wrs- and cake. The following program terdick, Mrs. Belle Coward of Or­ wus rendered: Song, "Three Letters lando and Mrs. Chas. Krause of Home," sung by the club; reading, Avon Park were her house guests for "Ancient Auto” by Mrs. Dinkel: a few days. Mr. and -Mrs. E. W. Lundquist went Into Sanford and brought out Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hudgins and little Alice to spend the day 'with them Sunday. • Mr. and Mra. Regener, s in Adolph and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rcnnin, with tlieir two daughters from Gotha paid their relatives the EhfcnBperger Hill Hardware Co. ■--------------------- - S ta n d s fo r ------------- * SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE THE CANNING SEASON IS NOW H E R E WE HAVE PLENTY OF MASON SCREW TOP AND ATLAS GLASS TOP .JA R S — PRICES RIGHT — CLOVER LEAF” AUTOMOBILE TIRES Nonskid 115 Park Avenue �• « •' -» I * ••■ / ----- . ■ i f e s m m m i m THE BIG FEED HOUSE S purina " |i ■i CHICK V i ru n “4 Feed For Every Need" L a r g e S S'!' P r im e * EA SY 11, 1, 1, 1, 1,1 PURINA C A LF CHOW jSSWj FEE D _ Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of alj kinds, carloads a specialty, Cut-rate Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants. When You Want Anything Just Phone 181 p A r p T ji Q C D V z / x l-E iO A rp p P f | M P A 1 N JV ^ v JiV lJL -iA iN I “ THEY CARRY EVERYTHING” . 201 We^t First Street COUNTY HAPPENINGS why they don't for the city and the Norman Swanson of the east side RED CROSS S E R V IC E AWARDS 800 Hours— Miss Alexia AY* A Pile of Diamonds people are all right. ' Sanford is get­ visited his purents Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ruth Mces. A jule of Diamonds lay on tho ting to.ho n husinVss little town since! Niels Swanson on Friday. Seminole County Chapter Workers (Continued from page 2) • Anyone whose name appears in idewnlk a"rosi from the Herald ofthe war and it will be greater San­ Win Service Radges The ladies have been-pretty for­ nearly ail day Saturday. Some this list who has not received their ford when everything gets rig h t t\carn tunate in getting rid of some snakes away by men who droveThe Bed Cross Service badges bndge will please call for it at the we?Krarried Mary Eva McGahcy; Athletic Girl, People will have a bad time dip­ lately. E. W. Lundquist killed a big that have been awarded ti>-workers Irr. eftm, up Itk^rars. At night there were H om e‘Service office in the WoodrufTLamar Truitt; Merry Widow, Mnr- ping cattle Saturday if the bad still ma\v left one for Mrs. Swanson, while Mrs. in Seminole County Chnpter were Wntson building. and those were taken Committee on Mritc Allen; Society Girl, Willie weather holds on, but we don't care J. E. Lundquist and Mrs. Ertc&on received Inst week and distributed awards, Mrs. R. A. Terheun, . Mrs. inside by Kalpl Iph Wight of the Wight Lou McGahey; Matron, Olive Waits how the world wags so the peace is accounted for two others. During by the'awarding committee. Tire Co. ‘ \ David Speer. • >n<l two children, Master B. J. signed and then we can say more, the blue berry, season they nre espec­ This pile of diamonds caused con- _ These badges have been .awarded Overstreet and Aldca La Vine. In addition to these names on the do more and think for the better. ially apt to be around., siderable comment and those who o n ‘ a certain number of hours, in a> Honor R o ll'a very notable distinct That is what we nre all living in Mrs. Bullinger jind the Misses given got them seeTned *welf pleased. period ■ of time, and WEST GENEVA AVENUE tion comes to this chapter through hopes of, is peace, Eunice Tyner, Margaret Kricson and as no record Many have not beer^ able to get of these hours of , ta San(orJ „ v , ,)Ut , or lho Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fortier spent The fall garden is ahotlt out nnd little Ruth were cithers after Suncfuy service has been kept at local head- Mn,. It. J . Holly who I. probably tho them in Sanford before Sunday with Mr. Tom Fortier and spring gardens are in now. Veget­ school at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. quarters it has been quite difficult to r ? . ' k . \ h. ! T V Y . h* Vl n? ! . « th at tho Wight BrosSluivo aigawon tho Red Cross pin for service ables are plentiful now. All kinds of Jesse Lee. family. cd a good big contract with rjie Dlamake the awards; the committee, during the Spanish-American War. Mr. and Mrs. Nicola arc spending watermelons are in but the price is mond Tire Co. they could nHt Mr. and Mys. C. M. Williams' und however, notified the members of the week end on their old home high. Everyone seems to have plen­ their daughter,-Miss .Edna and -M rr the chapter, throughMhe-columns of , Th e-p im -a-solid gold Red Cross thcmTirowT" Sufilce tfn ra y 'tlia V 1 ty of melons. place at Soldier Creek. . and Mrs. Voile Williams mototed to the Herald, to compute the time emblem was presented personnlly by Diamond Tire has come tp Sanfor Mr. and Mrs. Neal Culp and Mrs. We don’t see much about the ex- Orlando Sunday, getting home safely given in- actual service to the Red Clara Barton to Mrs. Holly at T a m ­ to stay and this news will be wel­ Cross 'and report, to the Home Ser­ pa, Fla., in 1898. Mrs. Holly gave W. M. Robinson left last Saturday kaiser nowadays b u t -I guess he is just as the storm came up. ■ mnnths of service in the corrfmissnry come by 'many motorists who have for Jacksonville to spend the week still sawing logs in Holland. I think Little Minnie Beck has been very vice office. Several branches have: been wanting them. with th*4r people. They made the he will get anothor'joh later on when ill for a week, coming down with the reported through their chairmen but department and registrar. the peace is signed. trip in their car. mumps at her grandparents' home others have failed to make any re­ Mrs. Jack Vaughn is on the sick in Grapcvillc Gnd /after being re­ port. There are undoubtedly many lut this week. There are so many UPS ALA AND GHAPEVILLK moved home, con^<4tion set in and members of the chapter who have earned the badge wlytso names have people complaining of feclirfg bad I We shall be fortunate in having she has been seriouTly ill since. Thu not been submitted. On the of her think it must be tilth weather. Rev. Edwards of Jacksonville with family physician, Dr. Puleston- is hand, an erroneous mistake has been It seems like the rainy season has us "next Sunday for preaching at attending her and We hope- she will made by some in the belief that the soon be well. « t in. U ft fine for sweet potato 4 o'clock after the Sunday school at » i* * tints of service covers the ; whole 3:00, where Rev. Kricson leuda us in planting. We hear that Walfrt'd Pierson of period of time since the orga nhntion Da Havre, France hns sent to his The air planes pass by but don't Bible study. of Seminole County Branch in April, brother Carl of Upsalu .a German fall in our little city. I don't see Last Sunday in our lesson we saw 1917. A* a matter of fact the time gun as a* memento. •• where one man was used of God to is computed as follows: 'Mrs. Thompson and little ones of I call nr cause a whole city to repent, Four hundred lni#rs in six months, Del,ami are spending the day, Wed­ forsake their sins and live for God. a plain budge: 800 hours in six nesday with friends in Grapcvillc. Shall Nineveh rise up in •judgment ; months, bailor and plain ribbon; against us who live now ami ha v^ sft MitKI hours ui twelve months, haslet■ , GENEVA -much more light? Are we gospel anil blue ritdum with one stripe;; Horace Mauler,mi is our latest boy j JKKSONVIUE'FLA. hardened? Shall we allow our day 3100 hours in eighteen months, of grace to pass by ami heed nut the tu eome back from France, EunjpeariPtaA-txHTipkfe liolemSctraved badge, blue ribbon with I wo white 1rail of the Spirit: "Whosoever will wtiideroarsStejmUMtaJ ■1.e up-Cafoin Mrs J M Chaffer, who has Im-cm j stripes. The ojlicers of the coupler <xc.«Ktio(vConvenient toEverything-In ] let him come and the Spirit and the, visiting her son, Herbert C'halTir are entitled to budges on their te.rm Bride say Come.” Suildny after^ near Jacksonville for some time j of service and such members who heart of City Send for BookletwmoLi usniTH, prop’R • Sunday Mis servants speak to us but enme home Tuesday much improved have done intensive campaign work. bow few stop their work or pleasure in health. , The names of those receiving the even to listen. The world is so) (Mis Mapps, Ossie Flynt, Buy badges an* as follows: alluring. mood Kilhee and others are leaving Sanford 2100 Hours: D. ( ’ . Mar­ Rev. Sessions got mixed up on the Saturday for Georgia, where they lowe, It. It Deas, Mrs. Deane Tur­ change of time last Sunday. So there will puck peaches for I be next six put on ner. Mrs K. Sf* Galli i way, Mrs. weeks. was no preaching. David Speer. Mrs. M. C. Savage, M. E. Dooley, J. V. Wicks and Rev. Brower and wife of Sanford Mrs. A. K. Hill. Mrs. It. A. Tur-t t Geo. Matthews are attending court wery afternoon guests at the home .of lieun. , G. T. Ballinger ami wife on Friday. in Sanford this week. 1600 Hours Mrs. K. P. Morse Hilly 6 rnnt is the latest victim of* AUTO O W N ERS H. C. Du Bose. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee and their the mumps. little son have been the house guests 800 Hours — Mrs. It. J. Holly, Call on us for exact The close of school was celebrated of their brother, Jesse and wife for a Mrs. H. Puleston, Mrs. B. J . Star­ with a picnic at the popular picnic duplicate of your number of days. ling, Mrs. Nick Zernovcan, .Mrs. grounds at Lake Harney last Satur­ broken spring, Ernest Krupp, Mrs. Fred Williams, T. O. Tyner and daughter, Flor­ day, everybody having u good time, It. A. Terheun. ence were dinner guests on Sunday and receive as usual. of Mr. and Mrs. Krell. 100 Hours— Mrs. Henry Wight, spring s at­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron nnd Mrs. Henry Mcl.nutin, Mrs. C. W Mr. rind Mrs. Stedt are keeping isfaction family of Cameron City attended Shinhols'er. Mrs. T M. Puleston. "house fur Mr and Mrs. Rant mil. as that Is i the picnic at Lake llnrncy Saturday. the latter have returned to their Junior Red Cross Members Everybody is canning peaches. real. Boston home for the summer Ethel Henry. Agnes Dumas, Flnr- i We are sorry to learn that Mr. ence Henry, Vera Terhwuij, Dick M ET IN JACKSONVILLE Lynn hns been sick, being threatened Terheun, Jr. >■ with appendicitis. Georgetown—100 Hours— Rev. Editor Holly Sees Soldier Son After June weather scents to be with us C. Brewer. Twelve Months of War f ' • . and. it is causing tho corn und 'cotton Enst Sanford Branch — 1600 Hours After looking for his boy at many tu sara ta sit to fidurish. SANFORD FLORIDA Mrs. II. G. Dleteiich. ports of France nnd in. the camps in W RICLEVS 800 Hours— Mrs. W. A. Raynor, i this country It. J. Holly met his son, Look for rfeo Reginald, at the union station ut Mrs. Ben Squires, Mrs. W. W. Drisntm« Jacksonville after a separation of snr, Mrs. Vaughn. Chuluota- 2100 Hours Mrs. twelve months. Just n year ago Reginald joined the Tank Corps in 1). Brumley, Mrs. J. W. Nixon, Mrs. j Jacksonville and was Bent to Gettys­ L. B. Collins, Miss l?thel Collins. burg, Pa., und afterward to Toby- •t 800 Hours — Miss Mary Jacobs, hnnnu for his training nnd then sent Mrs. Wm. Jacobs, Mrs. Wm. Hig­ when applied to overseas to take service in the gins. whippet tunks. - He also served as 100 Hours— Mrs. Noah Jacobs, despatch rider and, was stationed at Mrs. M. W. Johnson, Mrs. 1). A. many points in France before and Merriwethcr, Mrs. R. R. Kohctrs, after the armistice was signed. His Mrs. Lawrence Swanson. lather, R. J . Holly in the Y-. M. C. Geneva—2400 Hours — Mrs. EnA. transport service kept a watchful dor Curlett, Miss Armia Eichner. eye on his movcnChts thinking he wduld nt some time or other meet liia boy in Franco or bring him home or) his ship. At Bordeaux lost P W IG H T G RO C ERY CO., month he was just* a week too late Sanford, Fla. as the lad had sailed on the Santa Anna for this country. Upon Mr. //////////, Nwwwwv Holly's arrival at Newport News he went to Camp Mills only to find thnt his son had gone to Camp Meade and from there to Camp Jackson. Mr. Holly was meantime called home by the illness of his wile and upon reaching Jacksonville was Would.you knowingly walk into a store, ask fo r approached by a young soldier who something, accept an inferior piece o f goods and proved to be his boy, CorpuYal pay m ore. than it was worth? Of course you Holly, and the greeting of father nnd son caused many smiles and tears wouldn't, yet you are doing that\mknowingl'y in among those who were waiting for many cases i f .you are buying without see­ trains at the station. They came on to Sanford together and Mrs. Holly ing our Q U A L I T Y and P R IC E S first. Baskets Leave: is happy in tho^ reunion of the family once more. Monday Return Thursday \ M \.v V 8.' ’ ’IN D L E HOTEL WhenYour Spring Breaks E R M E T IC A L L Y sealed in Its waxwrapped package, air­ tight. impurity proof— WRIGLEYS is hygienic and wholesome*. The goody that's good for young and old. B. &0. MOTOR CO. The Flavor Lasts R isin g Sun S e lf R is in g F lo u r It means flour which has a sci­ entific baking efficiency and an inestimable food value. Just stop and think a minute! LEESBURG, FLORIDA Tuesday Thursday ” ff Saturday Tuesday Phone 43, Sanford, Florida Value of Silence. If a man abuses an enemy, ho hurts himself, and If he prnlses him, bln friends sny ho Is a hypocrite. There seems to be no courso more crcditnblo than tho simple courso of keeping still. —•Topeka Capital. Treat yourself right. Trade with a store that will give you (be satisfaction that you are entitled to. _ •- • Perkins ,and B ritt Belief |« Everything. 1w Whatever - you can aspire to and Imagine nnd believe In, you can dem­ onstrate In your character and In your life.—Elizabeth Tqpnc. . * M •• H j j ri f :f �§ 5n 3F r) d -J ^')P.T3i j ^ P 1 fLiaa a 33i i V A ^ fS flm ^ nrcscynp fjyj^l"/ _ j �-* - V f THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX - ' ■ »• - '• * MAY 30. 1919 measured in p ir THESANFORDHERALD ofrcncycommodities have gone up and the pr^ce of I S * T5- 15= In 1895 hc-entered the ministry and accepted the pastorates of currency measured in comanodities churches at Seville and Lake Como. | R. J . HOLLY, Editor In 1898 he became pastor of th e. has gone down. /. W; M. HAYNfLS, Business .Manager The economic history^ sif the world Daptist. church at Palatka, which charge he held until|8%I19tfT>, when he 1 similar 8% -H88 tdtows jX88 Ta lhut I il •i ■ ainy •• f iiII •■*—— —— — — cir, Published Every Friday by ’ ^clearly T H R IFT today if you would have the man of to­ tu instances the dcrlyne of commodity ; accepted a call to Titusville, THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY prices has been ik much slower pro* From 1913 until his death, Mr. morrow Thrifty. Teach your child to save not cess than currency intlation, and in j Stones served the churches at Oviedo ; jtJj - ‘^UIMCHimoS rttH K IS ADVANCE: only money—but character, courage and will­ -no - case in modern history has the and Geneva, and deeply endeared = = O f jK Y E A R ______ __ _______________ __ ____ U M power. Saving people are thrifty and you’ll al­ B I X M O N T H S ,_____________________________ 1.00 level of commodity prices ever re­ himself to the citizens of these towns. THREE MONTHS_________r-....... J i turned to the level at which it Stood Members, not only of his own faith ways find them the best.people. when hVie inflation of the currency and order, but of all churches held E n ln ad u S-romt-CUM Mall M allrf Anfii.l Z!nd brother Stones in the highest e-rteem begaj.i. IM S , >1 Ike 1‘eelelflre at M <nr«d, ItoHila S U R P L U S $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 C A P IT A L 5 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 U a d ri Att of Mareh In t, 1870 ami feel poignantly their loss in his o» vine of America's highest economic jQ Office: II' f»l ) H a lld lii Telrphona no, No, ns 118 j i/ithurities, Professor Irving Fisher departure from earthly duties. Left to mourn the loss of our denr "" /] of Yale University says in’ his paper “ What is court without a Grajttd read at the Conference of Governors brother are hU faithful wife, his son, Ju ry ?” Seminole county Is I^ he and Mayors at the White House F re d ' Stondk of Daytona, another V? congratulated upon not requiring a March 3rd to 5th, “ business men son, William of Philadelphia, Penn­ JVE WAHT YflIIR P .t lS lH t j J . Grand Jury for this session-''of the should face the facts. To talk rev­ sylvania, and two daughters, Miss court. Lot us hope that 'this per- erently of 1913*11 prices Is to speak Elizabeth, teacher in the Geneva forman’e will be repealcsl often. SANFORD, FLORIDA R. B. PEAS, C. D. COUCH, a dead Innguage today. * * We school, and Miss Mary Stones, loach -1 H. R.STEVENS C. M. HAND -----er in the Enterprise school, Volusia! Csshicr As8.’l Ciihiar I’railjffi | are ‘on a new high price level which virv-CrmliUl county. A»no,,K other near rela­ Those who misacid attending the tyill he fotmd -a stubborn reality." tives in this country are his sister-inL E T 'S GOlCommunity WorVt Convention on T *H E• B A N K T H A T I N St U R E S *Y O U R D E P O S I T S • law, Mrs. Hart of Geneva, his two Tuesday, and ■''there were many, hrothers.-ih'law, Rev. A. L. Aber­ missed a rure/treal. Florida is far " f LOIUDA, SAND crombie of Umatilla. and J , E, Aber­ behind on L\t*r work among the hoys -. Speaking of the wonderful returns ' and will, regret it some day unless farmers have .enjoyed this season crombie of Winsted, Connecticut. steps tyi't* taken to remedy 'the exist* from the bean, cucumber, pepper, Thofm any friends of the family posed ns n maxi who needed work, to talk of hi* gentle friend and the — —- An lllustratlon.-----r * ing /renditions. He sympathize deeply with these in and she secured the |Misltb>n In your days .whun they were together. and other small-truck crop, the “Thought." says n philosopher, "may tneir^sad hour of bereavement. — — father’s office for ibe. ' Oil I It was n given mi Intimate picture of. Steven­ Punta Qorda Herald 'declar e s :... atny behind sltent .lips, Tiut when It caddish Uilng to do," he added bit* son’s simple life on tlie Island, of Ids - / E V E ICYIt0 GY C'A N HEI.T*" "Florida Mind' it showing this year terljf; "and E suppose you’ll think I’m rambles on the bench among the coco­ becomes, feeling It runs to expresThe law says that: No animal may what it can do when properly culti­ n pretty poor sort." nut groves, of his friendly associations slon." We’ve noticed this in eases —* I*— . «ll> . ,1 % t / I'S t ir -A V» «■ 4T ID litllSD v ated " Hut brntlier Itob \vns slinking with with the natives. When Stevenson left of persons Who thought they were hit­ l eaten or overloaded, and it punThe "grit” of ! her sons and the sttppressed laughter. "Pretty clever!" the island he Invited Donat aboard his ting n nail, hut Who felt-they Imd i hes those who are cruel to animals. sand of her soil Is what is making lie' choked. "Now It’s up to you To ship for dinner and presented "him a smashed their fingers.—Boston Tran­ square yourself with Dot. She's wise valuable ring .ns a souvenir of tllylr script. \ One is Therefore, if you know of a horse Florida rich and famous. ' ” i that something's In the air after this friendship, " lie was it good man. a - t tat is not properly cared for. or is helpless without the other. Thou­ Dy NELLIE GORD6 N. Well, She Is, Isn’t She? afternoon, hut I didn't say n word to great gentleman." Is Donat’s tribute. v orked when lame nr very old —if sands of acres of as good soil as that Poor man! He can spend a full day her. I wanted ’to hear your version you know of a dog, chained all the in the Punta Gorda, M;inatee, II tsl- iCopyriglit, Isis, liv.ilc McClure .Newspa­ a *# ' making himself look pretty m.d no­ lirst." per SymllA-ato.j lime without exercise, or one with-t ings. Plant City. Sanford and OkeeSAMUEL M. FELTON body notices Idin. while n wee slip nf n Dorothy must have had n premoni­ i■ al n * ! o i t water or prfipyr shelter in very I chobee sections arc to he found all girl can come but .Just tiny old <tnv Now that the war was n thing of tion that she was going t o , have a hot or cold Vent her or a cat that over Florida, and it is only when the past,, so to speak, Dorothy found caller, as she donned her very pret­ • and tlie entire populace will say, "Ain’t deserves better care of its owners men with the Vgrit" to tackle the time bunging heavily on Iter hands. tiest gown. site sweet?"—South Charleston Sen­ than it is getting; in miy of these thing intelligently get to work - on No more' Liberty hum boosting, and tinel'. When flie’ jnnld nnnoiineed his nrenses fet us ■remember that we are these soils, that they produce the the bed' Gross activities bud nlinte*. rivnl she descended to tin* living room <* nvnrds unless we try to improve wonderful harvests we read of this considerably in the town of KentVtJle nod found there a young man, bill and Ti r with tin* ilawWiCg peace. Dorothy, bronzed, but with brown eyes that (inditions. Sometime:) it can he season. more somber f|t»n merry, u*--u;u (lone by personal ami. kindly remind It i* almost impti’ Miiiit) in estimate la fore ilit- wary bail been rather a Merc ________ tarry of TeTsTTrerimT ttn-^lwv of flnlrrtfT muulier occasion. ers In I he careless iier&uiis.__ tnnt’eiul fcTurrrx from > -x fr—r "I have an explanation to make, ■! —tnitet* ft^lakes Torre to make Hnon I I’lnrida tno k i ro(.s. for i lie ero[ >-• are tines bit had gotten Into Imr blond, 0 iey the Golden Huh*, 111 ti'i<i ialt'-r ma'ri i-t< ! ■n van in,- ■a ml • «,'!•!> ttnd stn* wiis n stb ' s with little In do. 'I - tiiey." he begun, and forthwith Scanning bet mull -4te found oty? began the tale of his perlldy. Dorothy iiL v G u ll i<iitaiiee to tin- ; <, or nlHir i !t\ 11at va. in a li liii" V. i\aet!\ what letter wliieh brought It look of ell- m lirst was naturally very Indignant ; )'• village unthiiFity simuhi the 1act' r\ mi a section ha> a t 'I'lied \Ve tlntslasm |ia her very attractive face, bur she llnnlly ileebled to forgive him. 1 ■■ referred, nolens tiiere is a .special can only estimate ii|mn I he carload' rephtillig till’ bored lislless look Some weeks later found this engag­ I lit mime ollteer, and t !.. r*■ are f,r shipped at tte a erage g f paid will'll had -Iftil'll there lately. ing villain pleading with Dorothy to I few in Florida-. It «• E^il oio ,■ reported from diMcrent places and at Jt was from the American Itcd resign from her position on the mm1 • *v»-* A Cross, asking tllat she serve on il cone ndtleo and to form n new one to be in impyoving conditions, that is not varying times. mlttee t!i aid men returning from the devoted solely * and entirely to the wtTSrtiae to sav. " I i« mil any 'of *1 hi1 I’ll til a )■ eda Ifruald t* I- us after-enre’’ of one returned soldier. my business, an I go along lulling "One ear of t o r S d i t netted- >1. M'tw lee. In finding positions Mlllaliln (lamb cnaitures sutTi-r m-edle-s|y t 9d.L.iii. another ear netted f 1,71)3.75 (o their xiirlons iiMlltles and to help And I almost forgot to add that ho be aluiM il witlmet evi n Irving to Hundreds of ears at prices but them In general In readjusting them­ was surcesiiful. selves |o civilian life. help them. little under these have game out or Dorothy literally threw herself Into KNEW AND LOVED STEVENSON This includes the breakitig if the are going <>m now. tin1 work with great eagerness. From _________ The federal bureau of erop e nut­ illuming until night site gave of her Old Rendenl of Tahiti Proud of Hi t game, bird Uml lisb law-1of our state, a t Is too often do'ie by home people ates tells us, ri gardmg t fie Fhirula best clT'orts to the wonderful work. Association Wi th the Famous Due imiming. iis she was leaving for m as wi ll as tourists l*n>tet img laws watermelon crop "The bureau has Romanticist. have been marie and if we want records of lb,fill!) acres now planted, the "Afterl-’ate" headquarters, » call­ In the town of 1‘apeele, on the Is­ Florida to ront-inue blessed m ani­ tlie forecast for the season being er was ananilnecil And In the livingroom she found a tall, bronzed young land of Tahiti, lives an old man mimed Samuel f.t. Felton, president of the a;i mal bird ami listi life in nuelt- afiiin- 7,IdU ears, I.Ottii melons to a car." man chid In olive drab, Chicago Great Wpctern, is the man Donat, a former comrade of Itohert dance as il should and could be, ti is And with the price averaging “Miss finn?"- he questioned. Louis Stevenson when the famous ro­ who has rehabilitated the railroads of j tip to Florida citizens to see about it. above six hundred dollars a car, stypi* *3 tiled evt: \ France. He has recruited seven con­ manticist was Journeying through the Dorothy iioildi-il. Munkiml is stronger than animal while many .cars arc still bringing struction regiments and their work has ' South Ken-Islands. Donat , loves tn ir.-l ih? ' r ' I 5 "I understand that -you are one of life, ami God expects us to live and j above eight himdied" dnllafs, or the ‘Afier-t’are’ committee, and a’s I tell of Ifie days when the. writer used been one of the wonders of the war.! t'o e k form s Ilmi jit t ! i- 1:1 tench the doctrines of humanity ami i eighty rents a melon at the side have Just returned from camp I have to rest in Ills home and listen to the He mobilized the country’s railroad fa- * carefully cU--ictv i tl mm •justice toward the dumb creatures truck or in the livid, some idea of taken the liberty of calling to nsk If weird ghost tales which the old man cilities for the Invasion of Mexico, had that step been necessary, and that arc all. - 'u li told and which Klevciisoit wove Intoaroulid us. j what the melon rmp i s ’going to he you enubl aid me In Oiutlm; work. _wprk put_hiro in t.aMCh.wlth the rail- 1 ^Oppose It |s il little Irrvipihir, hk ( , 1., i bUlnc uf.lij.S-SbJElcfi. ... -j— ' * O— |worth can be bad f*jrt|r~pr gnn when TTTA'r" man power of the ’ country for j .’ •” -{_n.nt hi-limg 4ftftn d nr~r “ “- T h e i r - frrrnd»tit|r-tTT t Il AY*/ .t ^yMBrldtt Is 1.W nniy-*L*i Hot;:; ! i:: >' ■ '. hi • service in France. * | M<iiIn here fi»r sum** lime, til letf-i. I writer renleil a Iimise In reit In after I t y*oe will read ynnr history of ping watermelons *in market.ibli nnd Coriivr:-, Ct ru .rev 7 .-Ics, a trip through the Marquesas' Is­ ( uliforniu m the gold rush days of |itbunliites. ’I’he stale will* as in ihnught perhnp-i you might he willing lands. Oil liontit'K grounds were the to help me." Steel ITinces, T o p Lockhtff. Glasses for Appearance Sake. '19, you will find that one of Uu every other fruit ami melon and D oroth y considered for n moment, only vegetable gardens In the Is­ "SIDs Bessie, If you a re gA tlng to k Let ns (letnoustra’-e lunv outstanding and most impressive fea­ trurk |rod ict, reap the best of the . 6. then, assuming h er most businesslike land, the formation o f which was tures of the time was “ high prites." prices for its work in raising tlie inn niter, s a id ; "li Is r a t h e r Irregular, mostly coral, sand and rubble. Each town today, I wish you would buy my you can saw time, Isbnt nml alstAT, who lives in tlit- iiAirth, a pair You Will find many amusing in- earliest produce. I suppose.' hut then, the object of lb - morning the old mail would send to of glasses," “ Why. Annie," rA'plh-d lit** money 1 y t he E-7- t t atances of the astonishment of tlie It pays to truck in Florida, even work Is to help nil soldiers, and I ' Stevenson's Inmse a great basket of young holy nddrA's-a-d, “ I ooiihl imt gA*t P o s t B in d e r . newly arrived tenderfoot' at the if the sandy soil does not uppear l " , 1111ftk perhaps the m a i l e r of yo u r m>| fresh vegetables, fruit and coconuts. jiAttr s|s|< r ti peir a,t glns-i-s, Kinand Inter wln-n the a u th o r came to prices lie was obliged to pay for you lit tu raise anything, provided j hehinglng liere will not m u tte r.' must hllVA' le v sight teste»| sai that tllAA everything he needed ur desired A you have tlie right kind, ami Midi 1 A fter noting bis qualHlcnlloils. and i ll,ilM,i l ' " ' " " f,,r die gift the two would g la - te s nisi > tn- >ii:i .it li'." "lilt," said sit in the -hade and talk for hours. M-cnrltic Ills mhlre-iH, sin- prnmiseil (<• •plate of ham and eggs. J5.0U; a pair fieri! grit In mix with ileal sand Annie rA ii>>Ai r l n g h . "-^o* wrote iiia- that Phone 118 Sanford, Florida Nothing delights Donat more than l A'timnmli iit,' with him ns soaiii un paik til Imots. $75 00. a hit of lumber, what tits uu nose tits tier n o s e !" Tuinpu Tritium* slide, ? 100.00; carpenters' wages. $50,00 a A week liib'r fouiul Ilohert Blrney. day, and so on through the whole OHITUAlt Y I lorothy's Itrntege. sellled In the <>flist of the market." lb-e iif Dorothy's father. And, Mrnngi-- i i li The chief renson for this condition l.v enough, it heenmo necessary for Rev.. Willlunt Slones in the gold fields in M9 was precisely Dorothy to visit her father at business Seminole county and Florida have the fundamental reason for our gen­ lost one of the noblest men in the very niHi'li more often than - In the eral high level prices all over this state in the death of Rev. William past. Kim lunl many pleasant .dinin' country and the civilized world to­ Stones, late pastor of the llnptlst with the stranger, who puzzled* her day, a relatively large supply of cur­ churches at Ovieffn and Geneva. greatly, as his manner of s|»eech and S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A rency, a relatively small supply of Ilev. Stones’ death occurred at the habits were very milch at variance »Hb Ills apparent position in life. goods or commodities, a great need Itotne of his son. Mr. Fred Stones at Some iiiuullin later came a day of of commodities. Statem ent of Condition Condensed from Daytona, Florida, on Friday. May much rejoicing In Dorothy's family. Under the call of the* prire which 10th. Brother Boh arrived home after n Comptroller's Call May 12,1919 Cnliforriia was offering for eumnmdi■ ®R/. Rev. Stones has been one of the year of fighting "over there." After ti'-s in those days of gold, ail the most active citizens of Seminole he lind been home about it week In** * RESOU RCES world began rushing its surplus pro­ county in all of the many drives aecoinpanled Dorothy one morning to l ia b il it ie s the office. ducts to that' profitable market. other activities during the past two Loans am) Discounts - $ 3 2 1 ,2 8 2 .1 7 And-as they entered the outer of­ C a p i t a l ......................... $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 The production of gold, however, years. In Red Cross work, Liberty fice n strange thing occurred. Bob O v e r d r a fts ......................... 3 2 9 .5 8 Surplus and Profits - 4 8 ,2 5 3 .9 9 was no great as to keep fur ahead of Loan drives, War Savings ami Unit­ ell'll red the little gate In n Jump nnd U. S. Ronds and Treas. I) u e Federal Reserve ti e production of commodities, nnd ed War Work campaigns, Mr. Stones landed almost on tup of the youiq. Ccrlificntcs . . . . -131,176.00 Hank (Secured by U. it wus only a fter'a period of years was among tlie leaders of his com­ man who was studiously working at n OlliCj Ronds - - - 191.1 2 9 ,7 3 * S. Treas. Certificates) 1 1 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 desk. tl at commodity prices in California munity, never failing to respond to Federal R e s e r v e Bank Circulation . . . . 8,350.00 "Boh Blrney—by all that's wonder­ o me to a level approximating those every call made upon him. whether Slock - - - - - 2 , 100.00 in his official capacity ns u minister ful !" shouted Bob, wringing that of older markets. Real Estate . . . . 10,500.00 or as.a private citizen. I (in efficient young ninn’a hand. “But whnt In the Furniture n n d FixtureOn the other hand California was 2 ,5 0 0 .0 0 name of common sense are you doing COSH AND DUE FROM id ipplng gold to the older markets work has been recognized not only here?" HANKS ......................... 2 5 0 ,8 3 3 ,8 0 so rapidly that commodity prices in the communities in which he Blrney., (lushed nnd uncnmfortnhh DEPOSITS 1 ,0 0 9 ,5 4 7 .6 5 throughout ami avoiding Dorothy's wonderhu ri so in those markets to greutly served ns pnstor, but Total 5 1 .2 1 G , lrfl.G l the entire county. Total raze, answered: " I’ll see you this nfl - $ 1 ,2 1 6 ,1 5 1 .6 4 higher levels. ernoon nt 5:30 nnd explnln every­ Rev. William Stpnes was born in In the last four ami d half years thing, I'm rather busy Just now, m • 4 DrpoklU MIS tl r whole civilized World has been Doncaster, England, March 24th, I have sortie things to linlsh which nn I84G, and came to America ut the Deposits 1911 - t285.486.a4 di itroying commodities and incronsquite Important." il g currency. Naturally, the prices age of twenty-one, »«‘.tHng first at Promptly nt 5;3(l Bolt's roadster wnt **DepGsils 1915 • - $317,629.85 Montreal. Canada. Later lie moved watting at th,> ,itli,-,. and the two to Michigan, where he was engaged young men rode otr together In ‘ the D eposits 19 Hi § 1 6 6 ,7 6 3 .0 3 in the lumber business. Previous to twilight. After they had been riding this lime he hud been Connected a little while Blrney begun ldtr re- > | We have a ribbon for D e p o s its 1 9 1 7 - $ 5 3 5 ,5 2 4 .7 0 . . with railroads 'at various poinlJ in rllnl. your typewriter , England and Canada. "You see, after I got home I was > 1, BLACK* BLU E, PURPLE In 1884 lie came to Florida, locat­ pretty well ’all In,' and dad sent pie m HRc' or any of the above ing at Sanford, where he became ir.- up liere for a rest before geitlp" Into tcrestml ‘in the growing of citrus .bn mess, with, him. After I . had . . been twif i " with red trees. Later he was engaged in aim- ’ ", 'i V w n l T , 7 " u ? " " T ,nn” .. . . . u r , .-I l 1,11n ” wan nil eif with me. I Just HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ilur work in and near DeLand, Hu... to mw| hiT< T t 7= T = Office Supply Dept. where lor a number of ycora he was, of „ Wliy. T ,„.n , r,)UII(1 „n, jPhone 148 Sanfbrd, Florida deacon in tlie Baptist church and was on ihls ’After-Caro’ committee, leader of the Bible Class. ! n:i.l tin* Idea came. St» I wciil_t,t ln r[ TEACH YOUR CHILD PEOPLES B A N K OF S A N E O R P / THE COMMITTEE r tm f •.---sf- ! ! HERALD PRINTING CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK I Deposits 1918 - - $573,943.67 , 1919 $1,009,547.65 •**' i r^TTv-r^/ V . • N �V *.)». ■. . .. • *S. -•Vri. t /N jyy^d-A*,'i •\'!t' i t f f r r " . wr-* • ** MAV 30.1519i «b-ri ^ h 1 ™ #.**. MSP . PAGE ELEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD . L "!-— ; to-wit: W f of NWJf'nf NRlf Sec. 35, Tp, -1 it. ji i L o ti. 1J T e e --**4 land brfn( ■««■»#*! at (he date of the Imo* ■nee ol (itch eertlfleale in the name of Un­ known. .. f f'-t filed »-!! r-Mifieafea In my ofilee, am’ ■a* mad* »pplk -'ion fqr t»* ileeda to lui in iiecorti ice r its law. i>tc*a »ald rtlHeVn ahall t>« redeemed are >’■line t * la * taa d. 'da will leu* thereon on tie ■Ith dav tl J ’ine, A. I>. t9t9. Y.'Pi-mi .«■ .n.fl-LI ifxnaturr and aesl- Ibl* the 2nd (Jay of Mar. A. D. 1919. (•eal) B. A. UOUCII.AS9, Cleric Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. |-5lr Hr V. M. f>*»*•*!»**. D. C. Iv te rstn H nr<»n making ■ *l*m**U ef improvements this season, notably by the government and a telegram prpui. n>l I IlC (b(i turn lu b# rffuniitil when the big shaded verandas, the new has been sent by Mrs. McAdoo, na­ fied t h a t a h* VB W i ’ f*‘ Floating Small fishing pier and the new ball room tional chairman, asking the aid of hand fo f n ext yeivf tho Hoard of County CumHlenllonot m I n «™ C o u n ty , F l o r i d * . and auditorium. The parties going thb committees in assisting the Boy j fifty dollars was V "1 f-g y . —Talks Succinctly >UUi'r» ‘n K. A. DOUCiLAS'.. personal Items j j mj*»a 11rttPw. i * f *• over for the day have free use of the Scouts of America to conduct the Arranged for heir Scouts in appreciation„fInterest verandas where they cun eat their campaign June 8th to 14th to secure The department recogmvrtCB Herald Headers lunches and enjoy the delightful 1,000,000 associate members. that Boy Scouts never w.-jj, Jt'^VrolV* ocean view. nition of splendid service tlu-.f^ ■tVbi - -j*om Marin and Lester Henry mo- Beach Friday, where they spent the hut nt such a time the Wclfaivts** one int»rHarry Ward and L. A. Brumley Chicken Livers torfd to Orlando Saturday. day very pleasantly. are now owners of new Republic An old hen has a much larger liver partment yearned to give to SyocY’ an'y'an.l Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co.] • Mr> „nd Mrs. .R. T. Thrasher and ' L cjBfk Trucks purchased from the Wight than you in proportion to we'ght or ford’s HoV Scouts. Notice of Applirallon for Tar o*r I U«d«r Scrtlon N of Chapter tiuu !.<■« of Flor­ ^ ^ Mias LI vim Carter nnd Louise and Tire Co, They are delighted with food eaten Then it follows that Mrs. McKinnon, chairman'of Pth ( \ ____ ida _ * Mrs. Dora Ackers of Virginia is Robert Thrasher left today for D a y -j these new trucks* and are using them they get bilious just like* ycu do. Street Park gave splendid plans Noliee ia hi-reby given that S. K. lioudney, tk* guest of Mrs. Will Hand. . tnna for a few days’ -visit. j daily in tj.eir extensive farming op- They are grouchy, cross, unhappy. showing in what way this may be * * ",'elal pumhi*ar of ta< c’ftllbal- K ». 161, dated a crS«r the.3rd da - ->f J ‘ll *, A. I». 1J16, haa filed aald eertltteatn In my <>fli % end haa made * Mrs. U. B. 11™* a,ul children nro | New Trailmohile for sale at half I erntions. Start- her liver nnd make her hr.ppy. made a most attractive playground application for u t 1«ttl M taa ce In s^eordJa Daytona for a few wt*eks‘ visit. : price. » F. D, WllUrnuor., Carnes m»••nce with' la.T. S-U ecftjjcate —ifcsaxa——- -embraeea -Don’t throw away that .old pan Then she will lay eggs ail the winter. for our children of Sanford. There is Inky, (olldwln-. drirrlbril 'property altuatrd In y jt. Stone-^AM kinds or haul- Hotel. _ . • 55-Up" nma hat because it is dirty or out of Como and pH a package of II. A i still a good fund on hand which has Tin* UniMnole eeant'*, int nai , |i: (rk s A FI„ * r t t ’-srlt: AddLota to Ft.t |>hor.e 243. ,‘50-tf heed it for some time been awaiting wise thank each as-Ta.- »aitt uo i b iB!: ai*svao4 at tha Wo have a man that will I ho mas 1 oullry Powder. lif. Do you know how to use the Bible shape. See your Ucn3 perk } expenditure, , , . *th- !tvjiur* ol iiir1! r*jt!3"4l« In •5. j. Kennedy of Lakeland was « to help you .control your temper? make it look like npw for you. ocasionally. Contributed tO'^,1 t»i*ik lt*ams. Ilnlm atld car* tfd:or in the-city yesterday evening' Hear about it at th e' Preshyterinn I,rinK il Perkins & Britt. 55-1 c up— hear them sing —look for eggs. Fund We simniL to ,j,y law runu. simpi.^ ,,e r-’deeioad ,h„ eanaccording on the 4th a • « |^ business. (church Sunday, 11:15 a. m. Lieut. W. A. Radford nnd wife Your money'back if it faPs. Mer* » * « « « • « * us to help humanii* n>®. chnr.ts Groe. Co., Sanford, Fla. Mrs. S. d. Kennedy of Lakeland Mr and Mrs M s . Wiggins of who have been visiting bis parents, willingly, cheerfullyiV .l " " 51-5tc • BUY DIAMONDS *i!l,hf the guest of friends in this Orlutulo spent -the week en d'w ith Capt. and Mrs. R. A. Radford left gave of your means. V s r S P . ' c ^ ' K I a . a The Best Investment that -your money goes in M. Dougliaa. t>. c , |fltv this week. . ■ l their mother, Mrs. Ella Lclller and Thursday for Atlanta whore they For Cenlcnninl In 1921 a The first cost of Diamonds will make their future home. .Capt. If interested, in land clearing call thpir sister, Mrs. B. I,. Perkins, for which you gave it. rirmlf. Hemlo.l. Titllahass.v, May 2 8 .—The lower f. D. Williamson. Carnes Hotel. | WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN Radford accompanied them as far as htius2 of the Florida legislature to­ a is a little less than you nro -We furthermore wish to' tl)}* a paying for other Stnndurd 55-ltp |Dy f l U N K OF T H E KANDY Jacksonville. day adopted a r.-a ilution tmdorsing our thanks to the men and wbriJk. They are giving Wight Bros, have some interesting the proposed Centennial Exposition^ a Tires. who were instrumental in raising t K r" ^ Mrs. J. H. Lawson. Mrs. Charles K IT C H E N . I F I T .HAS SUGAR a from 4000' to 10,000 miles . * quotas Ja r . the counties.- - -You ■have I Hill and Mrs. Grorge Fox motored JN I T WE HAVE IT . S TA R relics from the battlefields of France in 1921, comm imoratlhg t ie pur-* sorrier~nnrt ai'C1' guaranteed done well, God's blessings be upon [to Orlando Friday. ■ .T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G . 49 , i L „ in t heir show window oil .Magnolia chastr-Df Florida irom Spain. a for 5,000 miles, a ipiallty a both'giver nnd worker. avenue, among them being the in­ The exposition would open in No­ * Mr.1and Mrs. 1*. B. Bradford left -Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Pearson and product - handled by the a famous snw tooth bayonet used by Robert F. Kersey, Manager vember and continue for one year. ♦ Jiunday lor an extended visit to two children of Orlando motored Wight Tire Co. _ • 55-.5tc a the Germans and afterward denied Orlando Zone. |Ohio arid •Michigan. ■ , over Friday and spent the afternoon The measure now gop* tu. the sen­ ♦ a by them. Call anti see them. Jlub-My-i’ism is a powerful nnti- with Mr. and M rs.'C . W. White. # ate, where,its approval is regarded as a a a a a a a a a a a f a a a a Fancy Georgia peaches for sale at certiiin. Fire al Crown Paper Co. * • [>eptic: it kills the poison caused from' Mrs. *M. 11. Mabry, Mrs. G. F. S3.00 per erate. Graded and packed For Asshdurre in Festital Fire was discovered in the plant [ Infected cuts, cures old sores, te tte r ,' Sm*th and Master llarton Mabry of j . . . . : especially for dessert. Get your or The .Welfare Doprrunout of the of the Crown Paper Company at an 49-1 Ote ' saniorti Hanford are registered for a short , late " , , , . , • * * * • . 4 # » ■* .. , , . ' . .1 ii n 1 1 1ders placed before the busy season Woman’s Club viewing* splendid re- early hour yesterday Liorning. It is. Mbs Anna Matson, who baa hum stny at the Hillsboro.—Tampa I rib- |1. G. Atkinson, Hawkinsville, Ga. l * ottU.-* of tin* Spring Festival takes supposed that the origin of the fire ( ! red m Science s rvices Ivisiting friends at Daytona Beach une. 55-3 tc | ♦ tills opportunity through the col­ was from spontaneous combustion as I • will he field at the Woman’s jift-irncd home S a l’irdp.y a m:r at the curb to The Misses Katherine and Mary umns nf sue Snnforj} .Herald of voie- it started tu* the ink, room .where j * *’liil>, (‘‘ah avenue, between ..5 -U M r . ami idea. R. T. Tiiraatier and Frances rtall leave this week fur a irtg and expressing its thunks and tfttirititit s of ink a n d ' chemicals are Third and Fourth strets, IUu children a n d .Miss Elvira Cnrt»r Mr. am! Mrs. D. It. Hrisson left visit of several weeks in their old appreciation t-o all tjiose who so gen­ kept. on Sunday, morning at *11 [octorid to Orlando Friday. yestbrduv on the* boat, for New home. * Quincy, Fla. while away erously gave t Heir link* and energy , u :i...tat.’ly tae plant is equippetd ’ otlock; . -Is-tf W.'qtllaml Park trill lie on‘*n ngcln t orK .ittfi will vts,; pGier points of Miss Katherine will he bridesmaid al ! that in such a great measure made •v'tl: •»*:" Eprinkl.r system and the tht I Simla), June 1st. . oo-ltc ‘ iruettat tic toe tmJt h'dore returning Hie Monroe*,Mays. Wedding, a very the Festival it grand micec-i 'In r - '.ir. .; :t :i,;.:islied liefort* the a a a » a « * a a a a a a f prominent ulTair in ljuinry during chilly and p h u c nVy , y, J . Carnes of Sanford was the 4* '*1*1* t arrived. Loss is estrrriMm Miner June. i (U, I vi-.terdny of his fathe r at Hie; Mi“s Margaret K | Especially are thanks due the fol- ated at $1,500. I J. It. Sw ing Resigns 1 .** . liti-.-iUi' on Pli., 11"h i. Tampa Uribune, i autjui in iiiu u e, j Smith ami daughter .Miss Virginia' Smith, who 7 h.i t ^Uwil-.&u-uuu-luwa l luattaMer-sd the* lowing J acksonville firms udu» -gave-4”-- -Vitc nnd raig-Hnrrra-of trr- ! ^ .•iIlK-pw H nm r nceepted rhe trttl’n>_nf 11nifpr' S.'rV'Ti i' Southern J ' "lies Cmnpanv in San li^*--al dunntinns iintp ions thropgh the t It Wight Humor in the tarrroom. Oi ; sc relary of Seminole Courtly <’ ha|>- lord hits ti-signeil hi-* pitsiimn afti'r i nr <n in whit'll ’Mr. . ’ *i,.>t .red over Sunday and th ere to their In Ktliel. who Av o n let- years "Id. tvns j ter v\d! attend the Home Service hold'tig H stii'c the first of the year, manage . imsistei 1 t tinj unit Mrs. T. S. Ilatis. Mlehrgun. studying her render, mil teamed that i Secretary Training Institute in Yah tlrii are placed In B me liefer** Jhey Mr, Swing has not fully decided F J- .Smith <’(*.. candy i !in.iKiin ii The High School an j Mr. ami Mrs. N rpi irm Mrs. It. C. Keene d.isia in J 1*rtf'. The course will rover ' are dried and pr* | cei! fur •.*!*• After di*. nun t of 1a per ! 1 h'- , ntmeiii u .* future hut ex- t o n 's , t, t-,n_ sale ui Philips drug store . i:l IB | j a 'period of t\ weeks, opening Oil poets to return to his old home in I candy. explnltilng that Ur!ue is very salt wa­ ■1,., Hpngtf. I t ” W. Third St. Saturday fr•*m Day: ter, tlo* teacher a^k.d why the fish ,i o * a. j June 2nd. Missouri fnr a time nt least IGs M V..'t t* I ;}.*.* Lib* .' . I*, face was N. H. Garner. ^ Corporal Reginald ll"!l > returned •B e.s..,ir I II I I been ailll'U in .e d < fill h. .vi c r , - l ,iM N if V; *1 Ulundiuited wiili sudden understand­ Mr- Marvin Reaves of St. Ail, .on kill- horne Monday Irom France after an. Kub- My-Tistn milk n!sii. 'it Mm.day after spending a ing. and she promptly replied: “Be­ nr 11 relieves and soreness absence of a year. He enlisted in Ntilire a i|;ri- tilth her mint, Mrs. 1) R. Cheek Si Neal ColTee Co., 30 l-lh cause they are used to salt water." raii«rd Bv Rheumatism. Neuralgia. 1the Tank Corps ut Jacksonville and Bids will lie received by the hoard cans Maxwell House Coffee. riveo, Spritis. etc. . 4 M-1Otc served his country’ during that time of county commissioners at their Mr- M. D. Frier of Sulphur, Wilson A* Co . F F Brunei), Mgr Species of Fern. F. B. Langley and wife ami W It. [at .many points in France IBs next regular meeting to he held on j da ft Tuesday after a visit of 2 cases Wilson's catsup. Tin* Mand of Mauritius, less than many friends are glad to see him I uosilay, June .'Ini, !ft!9, fur repair­ (m 1. h- with lier sister. Mrs. Brooks of Sanford were among the •tie-iBird tie* urea ,*f Delaware, has Inline again safe and .sound representatives of the Celery City ing bridge m u E, onhiekhiitchi‘t‘ ' The Welfare Department uppreri-, " ’■i native specie* *if fern*; Jnvn. tl [f»! I 1a ales tlic fact that Jacksonville firms j over the week end ut the Hdtshoro. lititi has proven if will cure Mu ( reek. Work tu he dune under the! It tie targ* r than New York, has 400, 1situj'I*-1*■ >toek I liamond tire*s. —Tampa Tribune, laritt, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fe-i supervision of Fred T. Williams,! take an interest in Sanford’s aetiv- 1 while contains ."is”. . ---- -Brazil .......................................\ll Europe Wight Tire Co. 55-tf tl ies. veri ("olds and LaGrippe. It kills olounty engineer, furnishes hut sixty-seven species, the Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Garner, Mrs. Mr- I A Brumley, ^Irs. R. E. •relie zone. 2tl; North America, north Charles Hill and little Misses Mar­ the germs that cause the lever. Fine Plans and specifications may he Miik'i. nnl \liss Hunter and Master of Mexico, has tlbout 175 native 49-10tc guerite Garner anil Eugenia ’Keene Tonic. had upon application to Fred T. I John Bromley motored to Port Ortpecles, ■5, motored to Daytona Hcnrh Mon* Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White and Williams, Board reserves the right |aogt Knd.iv. Miss Carolyn White left Wednesday to reject any and all bids. day. returning Tuesday. Dally Thought. Mr amiMrs'. Flesiicr and son, Al! persons desiring to at­ E. A. Douglass, Clerk. Certain portions of the Bible are in their* car for the West : Coast. Whatever cloture shall bring We will I 'Keith left Thursday for their'home tend Kuntluy srhool will 53-3tc given especially to help us control Miss Carolyn will attend the League B**ttr with equanimity.—Terence. j in Wla-eliiig. Vu., after a pleasant phone No. 19. 303 or 9 0 -J our temper. If you need them you convention at Sutherland. Mrs. winter in Sanford. not Inter thn n Saturday M, E. Church White will visit her brother and are invited to the Presbyterian rumii. Free transportation Services at the Methodist church We an* proud of the confidenee church Sunday morning at 11:15. sister, Mr. anti Mrs. F, S, Daiger at In Court. Seventh Judlrial will lie furnished them to on Sunday us follow*: Ido-tor- druggists _ and the public i Clearwater. Mr White goes to, St Mazda Lamps Gel your lamps, la a ia fn im tf-^vttj IPav■ • Mid Chill and Fever Tonic. SutuliUk-acUwd.-_-UH4ll I ri v v - A | W,- 11 T ry2*1 muf*- Petersburg on -Bosuiess of three miles of (he Meth­ r m r r n i R T rrT7T"TtT" Mary Self Bridges K. 11 Ma ra Ide ami daughter, Miss TO~Tit' li e slutMOi. ;>-Y-1!te odist church. Senior LcugiH* 7:39 p. m. vs. Citation f i» Mtlhamsiln, representing the Horten sc. Miss Rosnlee Williams Mr. William E. Cochrane recently Preaching 8:30 p. m. 1 Elij h J . Bridges ftilliainson Steel Stu-i p Fuller Com* and little Gertrude Lee were guests mustered out of -the army spent Jtuiior League will he held nt 4:00 j psr.y of Cordele, Gn„ is in t)u* city • '(T o Elijah J. Bridg* . Gastonia. N. C. Friday with his cousin, Fred ’ S. at the home of J . L. Miller on Wed­ * * * * * * * •’ | . It is hereby ordered that you ap­ j today on business. * p. in. Friday and prayer meeting at * * * * * * * * nesday of this week. Mr. Marable Daiger, Jr., going from here to Lake­ pear to the bill of complaint filed Mr.* It. C. Keene left Saturday land, then to Dade City his home. has rhnrgc of the I. (). 0. F. Home 8:30 p. rn. on Wednesday evening. Everybody invited to these ser­ Y o w e ll I t j s Vow e ll-S p e e r Co. at Gainesville nnd was enrouti* to herein against you in the above onr.iglu fur Macon, Ga., where she was Howard Currcy, Agricultural Lake Alfred. They also visited at vices. Arthur E. Yowell has purchased titb-d cause, on the 7th day of July, Ifilled in' the serious illness of one of Agent of tile Seaboard Air Line Rail­ the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. C. W While. P. C. the interest in the Yowell-Speer Co.' 9I!>, and tl.c ‘‘■'nH* rd Herald is I Ler Eraml children. * way and It. \Y. Cogsdtll of the Grow­ Loaning white in the city. of this lily formerly owned !>> Geo. hereby designated to" newspaper 8 A shirts are dillerent from ers Land and Live Stock Co.. TatJSpeer. This v.ill make Mr. 'l l!well in which tub notice shall L-* pjbitshOn the Itcnrli [bqu.'r they don't improve with age. pa were Business visitors in the city Fur R en t—-A cool, attractive Blono the owner of a !most all of the stuck t*d once a week for four c m ' - utivc Bur *i... k ,,f M|g shirts are fresh, yesserday. ' cottage; six rooms nnd hath; well in this concern, which’ is the leading week t. |r.r» and nohhy. Perkins & Britt. 'Mrs. H. E. Herndon and her NOTICE furnished; electric lights; cook by dry goods Hlore of the city. | Witness my hand and official s.*al, 6 5 -He father, Mr. J. M. Stumon motored gas or wood; delightful shady por­ The businesswas orgiinnlly the t h is .the 27th day «f May, 1*.»'9. ^u>> Winnie Strong left last Week to Daytona Tuesday to bring Mrs. Mr. Railroad man do you tico; one block from the sea. In­ N. P. Yowell Dry Goods. Company (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, jfor Hastings, Fja., where she goes to Earl Burdick home, who has bcCn know that every suit of quire of Dr. Howard or Herald Of­ and was owned principally by N. P. Clerk Circuit Court. apetcl Hie summer with her mother, visiting Miss Mildred Burdick for Brotherhood overalls sold fice. , , 53-3 tc Yowell of Orlando. About five years Scbelle Maine*, [Mrs Mary Strong. several days. in your district brings a ago the business was purchased by Solicitor for Complainant. •Yr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryan ami Ncw Dangerous Potato. Discnse ' A. E. Yowell and 'Geo. Speer and commission to your local G6G has mure imitations thuu any 55-3tc Ho children motored over to Winter other Chill untl Fever Tonic on the G. H. Martin, Jr., of the Depart­ lodge. You can get the jGarden Sunday and were the guests market, hut up one wunts imitations ment of Agriculture ut Washington Brotherhoods from ol Mrs. W, C. Bray. was In tho Sanford section on Wed­ P E R K IN S & B R IT T . in medicine:. They are dangerous. fit.*, ijuickly relieves Constipation, nesday and Thursday of this week. 49-10tc 65- He pilioVsiiess, Lois of Appetite and He is making a survey of the state G. L. Bledsoe and R. I). Chap ■rtdiihcs. dut* to Torpid Liver. for the purpose of finding if Floridn # • • ••■ ♦ • • • • • * * • * left for Jacksonville yesterday where Is infected by the new potato disease 49-lOtc they will travel o v e r'the hot santh known us “ potato wart." Mr - nd Mis, D. L. Thrasher and of the Shrine. Flume Independent City They were accom­ This is u now potato disease re­ Paris, May 29.— It is stated fn J*fty nf friends motored to Daytona panied by F. L. Miller and several high quarters this morning that the cently discovered, in America in some other Sanford Shriners. Heretofore Editor R. J. Holly is home this settlement of the Adriatic question of the northern states. ‘"'tjitmusiB jsimm,."mi innmt unanag :u.nimiii10 week, being culled by the sudden is now certain as a result of the nego­ it has been confined to European countries. Up- to date none has illness of Mrs. Holly. He will re­ tiations of yesterday afternoon. turn to his duties ns transport secre­ Under the settlement, Fiumo be­ been found in Florida. Potato wart causes very serious tary of tin* Y. M. C. A. as soon as comes an independent rity. ’ The Mrs. Holly’s condition is improved. Italians will receive rer nin of the Iossps in England, Ireland and other parts of Europe. In some places the Animals are apt to aioed ] Chas. ,D , Lefiler, Senior Lieut, of Dalmatian Islands, but it is under­ ditwaso m is so - severe t h a t ■JidtaToeiT time Flag Ship PiUstfprg. now ata* _st(ipd _t]iey—Will ..not gP.t .-C a r»--or^Hiething at this season-* Tioned at Portsmouth, Va., for 're­ Sobcnsco. cannot be grown profitably. • The parasite which causes wart is to up their vitality. I pairs wan the guest of his grand-1 Ma* kcling H oprfather C. H. Lcfller Friday cnroutel spread moat frequently by using dis­ C H O O S li C A R E F U L L Y A splendid tonic and g to Miami, where he visited his pur- Beats burying them. Steve Hoover, eased potatoes for seed. remedy for all stock ail- | M t . ' Pleasunt, Iowa, writes, “ Com­ ,* isu Soil once infested remains contain ments caused by a gencr- | What’s the matter? Warm? Get menced feeding my herd of about inated for many'yenrs. T h e s e le c t io n o f a h a n k s h o u ld b e a m a t t e r into a palm beach suit and keep 100 hogs B. A. Thomas' ling Pow­ Prompt steps should be taken to fo r e y e f u l c o n s id e r a t io n . al run down condition is | cool. Fifty While you are at it get n good der over two months ugo. stamp out the disease wherever , \ Nearby found. thut’s the kind we sell. Perkins were Bick and off feed. Tr. Hess & C laris f one, herds had cholera. I did not lose L o o k in t o its p e r s o n n e l, its d ir e c t o r a t e , its & Britt. 55-ltc Keep watch for warty potatoes nt one -th e y are well and growing fast.’ Condition Powder llnrrold Long, son of Mr. and f in a n c ia l s t r e n g t h , its m e th o d s a n d its p r in c ip le s . digging time and report all-suspi­ Mrs, W. W, Long returned home Merchants. G;ocery Co., Sanford, cious cases. 1 Iils remedy will strengthen 51-5tc this week from France. He has Fla. O n tn is b asis' Svc in v ite , y o u r b u s in e s s . * vitality, enrich the blood been discharged from the army after Woman’s Liberty Loan Committee Woman’s Club : _ -an<1 “id digestion. Feed it serving two years in France and was Announcement was made a few The Welfare Deportment of ■the 1° your stock. "X among tlie first to land in foreign days ago that the atatc chairman of Woman's Chib held Its lost meeting fields., ^iail orders receive jii ompt the Woman's Liberty Loan commit­ of the club scson Wednesday, May G. H. Bell, representing the Day­ tee, Mrs. W. S. Jennings had re­ 28th In the club rooms. aftention. tona Beach Casino was In the city ceived notice that the organization Report of the Spring Festival was today calling attention to the fact is not to be dissolved, but that, in­ ER much enjoyed, being given by Mrs. that the Casino is making special stead, it is to bo held intact, the Tho department are 4ust Phone 325 efforts to please the Sanford patrons women .holding themselves in readi- S. Putcston. much pleased over the results. Near-*. this season. In .and About S fhe City I Have Strong Healthy Stock | jj Th e mmmSuccessful B usinessman Chooses His Ba nk With Care �MAY SO, 19D In 1895 he entered the ministry and accepted the pastorates of churches at Seville and Lake Como. 1 In 1898 he became pastor of the i Baptist church at Pnlatka, which charge he held until 1905, when he | accepted a call to Titusville. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XXX TEACH YOUR CHILD T H R IFT today if you would have the man of to­ prices has been w much slower proFrom 191.1 until his death, Mr. morrow Thrifty. Teach your child to save not , — * '■irt * Stones served the churches at Oviedo cess than currency inllatlon, and only money—but character, courage and will­ no case in modem history has tho( and Geneva, and deeply endeared power. Saving people are thrifty and you’ll al­ level of commodity prices ever re­ himself to the citizens of these towns. turned to the level at which it stood Members, not only of his own faith ways find them the best people. . when I.Vic inflation of the currency and order, hut of nil churches held Brother Stones in the highest esteem hega?r. SURPLUS $15,000.00 CAPITAL $30,000.00 and feci poignantly their loss in his iAne of Amcrira’s highest economic Ne, 1IB I iAithorities, Profea Professor Irving Fisher departure from earthly duties. Left to mourn the loss of our dear of Yale University says in his paper “ What is court without a Gnuid read at the,Conference of Governors brother are his faithful wife, his.Bon, Ju ry ?" Somindl® county is tf/ he and Mayors at the White House Fred Stones of Daytona, another congratulated upon not requiring a March 8rd to 5th, “ llusinoss men son, William of Philadelphia, Penn­ J f t WANT YOUR EUSIHEha . Grand Jury for this session/of the should face the facts. To talk rev­ sylvania, and two daughters, Miss court. L ;t us hope that 'this per­ erently of 19KM I prices is to speak Elizabeth, teacher in the Geneva formance will lie repeated often. SANFORD, FLORIDA R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH, a dead language today. * * We school, and Miss Mary Stones, teach-, II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND ------0 — - / C««M*r Ati’t Ciihki IVrtaidfti t are on a new high price level which er in the Enterprise school, Volusia] county. Among other near reia-] Those who missed attending the will he found a stubborn reality." lives in this country ure his sistor-inCommunity WorVt Convention on L E T 'S GO! 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 ------ O-----Jnw, Mrs. Hart of Geneva, his two Tuesday, and ''there were many, hrothers-in;law, Rev. A. L. Aber­ missed a raro/treat. Florida is far FLO RID A SAND crombie of Umatilla, and J . E. Aber­ behind on Kvr work nmong the Iniys Speaking of the wonderful returns will, regret it some day unless farmers have enjoyed this season crombie of Winsted, Connecticut. steps zur'e taken to remedy the cxisl- from' the bean, cucumber, pepper, TheJ^niany friends of the family posed ns a man who needed work, to talk of his gentle friend nip).the. An IHmtmtlon.______ ing .(Conditions, sympathize deeply with these' in and she secured the position In your days "lien they were_.tOgvUu1r, - .11c ami other small-truck crop, the “Thought," says n philosopher, "inoy tfjeirrsad hour of bereavement--^— father's oflko for me.—O h M tw n fl'ti gives tm Intimate picture of Steven­ stay behind silent lips, hut when It Punta Gorda Herald declares: caddish thing to do," ho added hltson’s simple life on tlu* Island, of Ids /^EV E R Y B O D Y CAN H E L E — — Florida sand l3- SlRrwlTig Uiis year terlj*; "and I suppose you’ll think* I'm ntmhles on tIII* beach among the coco­ becomes feeling It runs to expres­ he law says that: No animal may what yt can do when property cultinut groves, of Ids friendly associations sion." We’ve noticed tills In cases n preltjr poor sort." he r'.ar.’ci! er al..c:d . J,*p herto . H t.il.i ** But Brother Boh was slinking with- with the natives. •When Stevenson left of persons who thought they were hit­ I eaten or overloaded, and it pun­ The "grit" of her sons, and the suppressed laughter. "Pretty clever!" the Island lie Invited Donut aboard Ids ting n null, hut who felt they hml ches those who are cruel to animals. sand of tier sojl is what is making lie choked. "Now II’h j i p to you •to sblp for dinner and presented him a smashed their lingers.—Boston Tran­ _______________ square yourself with Dot. She's wise valuable ring as a souvenir of tlielr script.' Therefore, if you know' of a horse Florida rich and famous. One is that something's In the nlr nfter this friendship. "He was a good man, a that is not properly eared for, or is helpless without the other. Thou­ Dy NELLIE CORDON. Well, She Is, Isn't She? afternoon, hut I didn't say ii word to great gentleman." Is Dount's tribute. worked when lame or very old—if sands of acres of as good soil as that Poor man! He can spend a full day her. I wanted to hear your version in the Punta Gorda, Manatee, Hast-' you know of a dog, chained all the iL’miyrleht, tut:'. Iiv tic McClure Newspa­ first." tanking. himself look pretty ni.q tm-, f per Symlh'uln.) SAMUEL M. FELTON time without exercise, or one with­ ings, Plftfit City, Sanford and Okee­ body notices him, while a wee slip „f n Dorothy must have had n premonlout water or proper shelter in very chobee sections are to he found all girl can come out Just any old wny Now that fhe war wn» n thing of * tl«*n that she was going to have n hot or cold weather or a cat that over Florida, and it is only when the past, so to speak, Dorothy found caller, as she dunned her very pret­ and the entire poptilnce will any, "Ain’t, deserves better care of it.- owners men with the "grit" to tackle the time hanging heavily on her hands. tiest gown. sho sweet?"—'Smith Charleston Sen­ tinel. than it is getting; ftj any of* these thing intelligently got to work on ■No more Liberty loan boosting, and When the mnhl announced Ids ar­ cases lot us remember that we are these itqiU, that they produce the the Red Cross activities had nlmtet. rival site descended to the living room . cowards unless wo try to Improve Wonderful harvests we read of this considerably In ilie town of Ketitvlllo mill fonnd'lhero a young man. tall and with the dawning of peace. Dorothy, bronzed, but with brown eyes that conditions. Sometimes it can lie s e a s o n . i v * - r -j . i t . •lone by personal and kindly remindIt is almost iorpossihle to e s t i m a t e before tlm war, tool been rattier a "■ re more somber (him merry, ns on th rnrlde>H persons. Some- | u . i i m l ntuiii'ial returns from) lady of leisure, hut the lure of piling nim ther oremdoj}. era to the t tnes it takes force to make Iticin i l'tort<ln truck crops, ft>r the crops are ■one's lilt hud -gotten Into lu;r blood, , "1 true an cvt'|nu;if ll,n -*>•—uu*-r|4| 'ivrr- n ull ■> wtifm TMi’vm do. 'i 's tirey.1, lie lleglin, ami forthwith ** ’ey Lin (lolcien Rule, l o^niq i;;.—■*■; ^ -m-viirt t’ligtr a ii'l^ ' w..i.-r>r Hl.llScanning lor mall she found one begim the tale of bis perfidy Dorothy I osl a nee t n 1be [ >. or ntlo r i if. (I .,i ,,,, man It.o'As i xu< lly what Idler which brought a look of en­ hi first was milurnlly very Indlgunnt (*, tillage uulh»rit> slmfioi liie ease |e\‘eo a •u'flmn lots returned \t e thusiasm to her very attractive face, bill she llludty decided to forgive hint. I *’ teferrell, unless tiiere is a special j cati only estimate upon the earlnudt replacing the bored. ll-l ||"(S led; Some Weeks Idler found this engag­ Humane ollin-r, and tli,re are f.ir diipped ,tt the ftw-ntge prices paid wrhh b lead s e t t l e d I her i* Inli'ly. ing Gllnlti pleading with Dorothy to <5 .. t to few in Florida, If "* fad ou t reported from ttilferent plates and at ii was from the AiniTii-aii ltcd resign from her position on the com­ f V in improving coio'.iiions, that is not varying times. Gross, asking that she serve on a com mittee and to form a new one to lie da excuse to say, "I is not any of The I'linta Gorda Herald tells l|s mlitee lo ii d men r< turning from the ] devoted solely and entirely in the after-eare” of one returned soldier. my business," an I go along letting "One car of tomatoes netted $1, service, in Uniting positions suitable d unit creatures sutler i;ied)»*sly .r 'I.VJ.fdl, another i ar m-11<-■f f 1,70.1 75 .to their various nldlilies pud to help And I almost forgot to add. that ho be aliused witho’d evi n trying to Hundreds of cars at prices but them In general In readjusting them­ was successful. selves to civilian life. help them. liltle under these have gone out or Dorothy literally threw herself Into KNEW AND LOVED STEVENSON This includes the breaking of tie are going out now. the work with great eagerness. From The federal torn an of crop e-ltm- morning until night she gave of her Old Resident ot Tahiti Proud of His game, iiird and -fish laws of our stale, ui is l,,o often done b_\ tonne people ,iles tells us. regarding i n u i i i ; iI lie Florida lust ..gort- to Ilie wonderful work. Association WUh the F.imous ■•i*i.f. tine morning, as she was leaving for | Romanticist. a c v\ell a.- touristProtecting laws 1 watermelon crop ■ "Th e * bureau bits B u t t» v . ___ have been made and d we want j records of tO.ti'JO ueres now planted. the “After-Care" headquarters, n rail-j iltirabL Florida 11> continue blessed in aid- the forecast lor the season being er was nnnoimeed. And In the living- ] In the town of Papeete, on Ilie Isroom she found a tall, bronzed young bind of Tahiti. lives an old man mii|i"d Samuel f.l. Felton, president of the e :*-r't n early a:! mill bird and lish life in sio lt ahull- f 7.1.10 cars, 1,000 melons (o a car." man clad In olive drab, Chicago Great Western, is the man Doiuit, ii f o r m e r comrade o f Robert dance as it should and could be, it is And with tlu pnee -averaging th. :u. "Miss Gray?" he ipieslloned. lauds -Stevenson when the famous ro- who has rehabilitated the railroads of up to Florida rilizelis to see about it. above six hundred d o lla r s a ear. T h e r e ’a a type* Lt>tneci every mnntlcKi was Journeying through" lilts France^y He has recruited seven conDorothy nodded. Mankind is stronger than animal while many cars are still bringing Donut loves lo •tructhSn regiments and their work has pur j js c , at-.'l tiv* n* j T *1 "I understand that you nre one n! South Sea Islands. life, and God expects us (o live and above eight hundred dollars, or the ‘Afier-Care* committee, and as I tell of the days when the writ ex used been one of the wonders of the war.! Moe'k forms lltai fit lit* t:i : teach the doctrines of Immunity and eighty cents a melon at the side have Just returned from camp 1 have to rest in his home and listen ,to the He mobilized the country’s railroad fa-' jqstiee toward the dumb ereal tires track or in tIn* Held, some idea of taken Hie liberty of calling to ask If weird ghost tales which the old .man- clllties for the Invasion of Mexico, had | fo carefully desk'n- .i tl ;»* • t nrouhd us. tire nil!.* lu u what the melon crop is going to he. you cotibl aid me In finding work, I told and which Stevensm* wove Into that step been necessary, and that ; work put him in touch with the rail ------O suppose It |« n little irregular, as I do some of Ills stories. worth cun be had .w iliu H .lL L v Their friendship begun when the 6? “ DAYS OF GOLD I’ lo rid a is the only stale now sid| - led belong here, toil ns i Intend to rV. mil ill hole. ........for so if W I W III H !L Ui Illigr~ II you will read vour !s i I.,rv of ping waleflneb.i| _'.j i lllniffiii~tw-rl^rfrT■rmr XTTTCTir lie-STUrng | IrTp ifimugli the MnrquetmH Is I |K»td - ril*b— , 1 j . V - A i f . .■*: Tin. us in lands, (in Donat's grounds* were the to help mi*." Glasses for Appearance Sake. • ~TTT you will liiid tlial one of the every other fruit and melon and Dorothy considered for n moment, only vegetable gardens In the Is­ "Miss Bessie. If you are going to outstanding, and most impressive fea­ truck. |rod irt, reap the best of tin* then, assuming her most businesslike land. the formation of which wns tures of the time was "high prices." prices for its work in raising the planner, wild: "It Is rather Irrdg'nlnr, mostly coral, sand and nibble. Each town today, I wish you would buy my alsler. who lives In the north, a pair You will find many amusing in­ earliest produce. I suppose, lull then, the object of the morning tIn* old mini would send ’ to of glasses." "Why. Annie." replied the stances of the astonishment -of the It pays lo truck in Florida, even work Is to help all soldiers, and I Stevenson's house n great basket of ymmg Indy addressed. "I emihl not get newly arrived tenderfoot at the if the sandy soil does not appear to Hilnk perhaps the matter of your not fresh vegetables, frolt and coconuts, your si - 1» r n pair of glasses. She and Inrrr when the author came to prices he was o b l i g e d lo pay for you fit to raise anything, provided belonging here will not matter. must have to r sight tested so that tin* After noting Ids mmllllrnllons. nml lllimk Donni for the gift the two would glii**ses mat he suitntde." "till." said every thing he needed or desired A you have the right kind, and sullisit til the -hade and talk for hours. securing Ms address, she promised t■* fdate of ham and eggs. $5.1)0; a pair cient grit to mi* with that sand Annie rattssirffnglv,' ■-he wrote me Unit Nothing b<<llgld* Donat more than "lint fits iot nose tits her nose!" eoiiiiiiunii-iit,. with him (is soon as pos cif boots, $75.00; a bit of lumber. Tampa Tribune. slide. ? 100 00. carpenters', wages, $50 00 a A week Inter found Robert Blrney. day.* and so on through ihe whole OBITUARY Dorothy's protege, settled In the of­ .list of the market.” fice of Dorothy's father. And, strange­ » The chief reason for this condition Rev. William Stones ly enough, it hentine necessary for in the gold fields in '49 wus precisely Seminole county and Florida have Dorothy to visit her •father nt business the fundamental reason for ohr gen­ hist one of the noblest men in the very much more often than • In the eral high level prices all over this state In the death of Rev. William past, she had many pleasant clmls .country and the civilized world to­ Stones, late pastor of the Itnptist With the stranger, who puzzled her day, a relatively large supply of cur­ -churches ut Oviedo and Geneva. greatly, as his manner of speech nml SANFORD, FLORIDA rency, a relatively small supply of Rev. Stones' death occurred at the luildts were very much nt variance with Ids apparent position in life. goods or commodities, a great need home of his son, Mr. F/cd Stones at Some inputfis Inter, entile a day. of of commodities. • Statement of Condition Condensed from Daytona, Florida, on Fptlay, May much rejoicing In Dorothy’s family. Under the cull of the price which Kith. Brother Bob arrived home after n Comptroller’^ Call May 12, 1919 California was offering for commodi­ Rev. Stones has been one of the year or fighting "over there." After ties in those days uf gold, ull the most active citizens of Seminole he had been home about a week In* RESOURCES world begun rushing its surplus pro­ county in all of- the many drives accompanied Dorothy one morning to LIABILITIES tin1 office. * ducts to that profitable market. other activities during the past two Loans and Disconnts • $ 321,282.47 And as they entered the miter of­ Capital ■ . . . . j The production of gold, however, years. In Red Cross work, Liberty fice n strange thing occurred. Boh Overdrafts . . . . . 329.58 Surplus and Profits - wus so great as to keep far allpad of Loan drives, War Savings and Unit­ cleared the little gate in a Jump and U. S. Bonds and Trcns. D it e Federal Reserve ti e production of commodities, and ed War Work campaigns, Mr. Stones landed almost on top of the young Cerfificp.U’H . . . . 431,176.00 Hank (Secured by U. it was only after a period of years was among the lenders of his com­ man who wns studiously working at a OlliCj Ronds . . . . 191.129.73 S. Trcns. (’erlificalcs) desk, tl at commodity prices in California munity, never failing to respond to Federal R e s e r v e Bank Circulation . i . . • "Boh Blrney—by nil tlmHf’ wonder every call made upon him, whether came to a level approximating those S t o c k .........................■ 2 , 100.00 in his official capacity ns a minister fill!" shouted Rob, wringing Hint of older mnrkets. Real Estate . . . . 16,500.00 or us u private citizen. His efficient ymmg man’s hand. "But what In tinFurniture a n d Fixture.’: On the other hand California/was 2.500.00 name of common sense are you doing a! ipping gold to the older murkels work has been recognized not only here?" .CUSH AND DUE FROM ,. _______ ___ so rapidly -tiiut commodity prices in the communities . Ill which he UANKS ......................... 250,833.86. Ifirney, flushed and uhcomfortnbh D EPO SITS 1,009,547.65 throughout end nvoiding Dorothy’s wotnlerlm rise in those markets to greatly served as pastor, but the entire county. Total $1,216,151.61 rsze. answered: "I'll see you tills lift T o ta l. . . $1,216,151.64 higher levels. • ♦•moon nt , fi:f>0 and explain every-' Rev. William Jitones was bortl in In the last four and a half years thing. I'm rather busy Just now, nr * oftlU £l|3 . .. tl ) whole civilized world has been Donrastcr, England,' March LMth,. I have some things to finish which nre 1846, and came to America at the Deposits 1911 di itroying commodities and increas$285,488.84 tpille* Important." li.tr currency. Naturally, the prices age of twenty-one, settling, fifst at Promptly nt 5:80 Boll's roadster wni Deposits 1915 Montreal, Canada. Lat.-r he moved $.117,629.85 watting at the otllee. nod the two to Michigan, where he was engaged .voting men rode off together In the Deposits 1916 - $466,763.03 in the lumber business. Previous to twilight. After they had been rhllng ■ this time he had been connected n little while Blrney jmgnn his re We have a ribbon for D e p o s its 1 9 1 7 with railrouds at various puintj in cl t nf. 7 $ 5 3 5 ,5 2 4 .7 0 . your typewriter England and Canada. ♦‘You see, after I gof home T was BLACK, BLUE, .PURPLE In 1884 he came to Florida, locat­ pretty well 'all In,* nml dad sent me ing at Sanford, where ho became in up here for-n rest before geltln-, into [>is or any of the above teresfed in the growing of citrus J>nmess with hlin. After I had been with red trees. Later he was engaged in sim-' A""' .*1 ymir* ulster, nml . . n J, <*'cn It wns nil off •with me. I Just HERALD PRINTING COMPANY liar work in and, near DeLand, F la ..; , 0 Imvt ,)4.r, n, Office Supply Dept. where for a number of years he.w’ak, n Wtiy. T |lon , foll,lt, Ilmt Vlu, Phone 148 Sanford, Florida deacon in the Baptist church upd j wns on this ‘AftopCaro’ committee, leader of the Bible Class. I u:jJ thu Idea came. So I went, to her, L£ PEOPLES B A N K OF SA N FO R D XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX I HR ■* rJ m m / THE COMMITTEE m m ■ VI f I h fc I i ' BlLfl FIRST NATIONAL BANK Deposits 1918 V - • $573,943.67 •. Deposits May 12, 1919 $1,009,547.65 '•I J * :___ ■ ,y m �PAGE SEVEN' improvements this season, notably by the Government and a telegram grati- has been conducted under their the big shaded verandas, the new has been sent by Mrs. McAdoo, na­ is in management over since, fishing pier and the new ball room tional chairman, asking the aid of jfe n llo ii on of Mr. Vowell contemplates several » and auditorium. The parties going the committees in otaisting the Boy *n Brief ” °i' important changes in the business over for the day have free use of the Scouts of America to conduct their pfftonal Items >vlp. and wilj keep the store up to modern verandas where they can cjp their campaign June 8th t j 14th to secure ofInlrrest *“ -t high standards in ovory way. An lunches nnd enjoy the delightful 1,000,00ft associate members. ec >K- experienced advertising man will be ocean view, Tom Marin and Lester Henry mo- Beach Friday, wher n* 1er employed to keep the public inHarry Ward and L. A. Brumley ,f(| to Orlando Saturday. t ; day very pleasantly e* formed of the new and up-to-date are now owners of new Republic lines -of merchandise that will be nuy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. Mr. UIUj Trucks purchased front the Wight . carried at all times nnd other high 55-tf i Miss Hlvirt Tire Co. They are delighted with 9th class men will assist in making fthe Brs. Bbra Ackers of Virginia is Robert Thr these new trucks* and are using them Ians \ owell Company a store that ,will be , guC9{ of Mrs. Will Hand. tona for a daily in their extensive farming op­ ' he a credit Co the citv. erations. Mre. R. IL Dr as a’>d £,lildren are j New Tra Daytona for a few weeks' price. Don't throw away that old pan Hotel pt Stone—AH kinds of nma hat because it is dirty or nut of We have u man that will Phone 213Do you know how to use the Bible shape. make it look like new for you. i,.j. Kennedy of Lakeland to hell* you control your temper? Bring It in. I'erkins & Britt. 55-lc itor in the city yesterday evening' Hear about1 it at the Presbyterian ------ -----Lieut. W. A. Radford and wife ! church Sunday, 11:15 a. in. who have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins of Cnpt. and Mrs. R. A. Radford left ♦ BUY DIAMONDS * Orlando spent the week end with ♦ The Best Investment * Thursday for Atlanta where they i their mother. Mrs. Elia Letller ami ♦ The first .cost of Diamonds ♦ r,(crested, in land clearing call their sister, Mrs. It. L. Perkins. > will make their future home. Copt. ♦ is a little less than you are • Radford accompanied them as far as Williamson, Carnes Hotel. | WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN huua* 'of the Florida legislature to­ ♦ paying for other Standard • Jacksonville. • * day adopted a res *lutio:i endorsing 55-ltp ' r , Y T H IN K OF T H E KANDY ♦ Tires. They are giving • Wight Bros, have some interesting the proposed Centennial K (position i J. H. Lawson. Mrs. Charles K IT C H E N . I F IT HAS SUGAR ♦ from- I0Q()' to 10.000 miles ♦ ml Mrs. George Fox motored IN I T WE HAVE IT . STA R relics from the battlefields of France in 1921, eommemorating the pur­ .♦ service and, are guaranteed___*. In their show window on Magnolia chase of Florida fr o j n ______ upon ando Friday. .T H E A T R E flfjIL D IN G . 40-tf ♦-lor 5;000 miles, a ijuaiity ♦ avrnuPTT»mong^ thPTTT~belng ~irTe“ fn^ The exposition would open in No­ ♦ product handled by the ♦ '-and- Mrs. -far B. Bradford loft Mr, and Mrs. E. CT Pearson..and famous, saw tooth bayonet used by vember timl continue for one year. ♦ Wight Tire Co. av for an extended visit to two children of Orlando motored 55-otc ♦ the Germans and afterward denied over Friday and spent the afternoon by them. Coll and see them. . The measure now goes to the sen ­ with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White. ate, where its approval is regarded as Fancy Georgia peaches for sale at certain Fire at Crown Paper Co, Mrs. M. H. Mabry, Sirs, G. F. $8.00 per rrute. Graded and packed For AsNialar.ce In Festival Fire was discovered In the plant Sm'th *nnd Master Harton Mabry of especially for dessert. Get your or­ The Welfare Dept rtmerit of the of the Crown Paper Company at an Sanford ar5 registered for a short 1ders placed before the busy season. Woman’s Club viewing splendid re­ early hour yesterday warning. It is Anna Mason, who has been stay at the. Hillsboro.- Tampa Trib- L. G. Atkinson. Ilawkfnsville, Ga. sults of tiic Spring Festival takes supposed tiiat the origin of the fire friends at Daytona Beach j one.' this opportunity, through the col­ was from spontaneous combustion as it t he \\ oman ft I liome- Saturday. j T' >r i a ma" at the curb to umns of (lie Nnnford Herald of voic­ it started in the ink room where •The -Misses Katlierint* and Mary ■nue. between , ml-Mrs. K. T. Thrasher and s v i . e y o j . .F*-tf ing and expressing its t'lanka and quantities of ink anti chemicals are Frances Ball leave this week for a Fourtii st rets, liiri-n anil Miss Elvira Cr.rt-r Mr. v.tl Mrs. I). R. Brisxon left visit’ of. several weeks in their old appreciation to all those who so gen­ kept. morning at II I to Orlando Friday. ‘ yesterday o*i the boat, for New home, Quincy, Flu. while away erously gave tfTcir time and energy Fortu.iat.dy* the plant is equipped . IS-tf land Park will be nti"n agrin . » «r« and will \is.i other points of Miss Katherine will-lie bridesmaid at that ingyurh a great measure made k tin* .priukLr system and the June 1st. fi.*>-lte Kuerten or tne east before returning the Monroe-Mays Wedding, *n very the Festival a grand nuece-vF fin::r; ; l ’ :i£uisht*d before t ho prominent affair in Quincy during ctally and pleasurably. 1 ’* ' ' 7' t arrived. L<hh is estim­ Carnes o f ’Sanford was the esterday of his father at tip*: Miss Margaret K >». Mm . Elmer J une. Especially are thunks due the fol­ ated at $1,500. I .ii i. Tampa Rribune. ’ , Smith and daughter n Tw. Miss Virginia .Smith, wtjo has lowing Jacksonville l i n n s 'who gave accepted the office of Hone’ S.t .vih Xluu-,- drifinriniv nftt Mrs. Craig Harris or l(oal lor .laeksort* .11. goii ^Humor in the Classroom. n* i m ir ..._____i , ■ .... ■ iin ti i 11 11mr 1 ^ >■«—t Itwy** In - andAbout <£ The C<£ Summary of the - Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged Tor Herald Readers Garner Rule-M y-1 ism - a . pain kill­ er. It relieves and so rem ss caused by R h eu m atism , Neuralgia Sprites, etc. U M o tc tiunpJcte stock Diamond tires. [Wight i,re C i t . 55-tf Mr- I. A. Brumley. Mrs. It. E. Milieu and Miss Hunter and Master John Brumley* motored to Port Or­ ange Friday. , Mr. and Mrs. Flesher and son. [Keith left Thursday fur their home jin Wheeling, Va., after a pleasant fainter in Sanford. s We are proud of the confidence norlor-,. druggists and the public Jiai" !• lillii Chill and Fever Tonic. F. B. Langley and wife and W. It. Brooks of Sanford were among the representatives of the Celery City over the week end at the Iidishorn. Tampa 'IVihune. Mr. and Mrs. N. (). Garner, Mrs, Charles Hill and little Misses Mar­ guerite Garner and Eugenia Keene (holered to Daytona Beach Mon­ day, returning Tuesday.* . Certain jtortions of the Bible are given especially to help Us control our temper. If you need I hem you ary .invited to the Presbyterian rhurch Sunday morning at 11:15. Mazda Lam ps where? At \\ II Get your lamps, Treadwell's, next f »* l >■Vtnlli.i mMiHf-r rpre^ nTIffirTro" Mr. William E. Cochrane recently Hilliamson Steel Stun |> Puller Com­ mustered out of the army spent pany of Cordeie, Go., is in the city Friday* with his cousin, Fred S. [toilay on liusiness. • Duiger, Jr., going from here to Lake­ Mm. II. C. Keene left Saturday land, then to Dade City his home, night for Macon, Gu., where she'was Howard' Currey, Agricultural kilbd hv the serious illness of one of Agent of the Seaboard Air Line Rail­ prr grand children. way and It. W. Cogsdill of the Grow­ I 8 A shirts are different from lers Land and Live Stock Co,, TuQlifiuor ihey don't improve with age. pa were business visitors in .the city Par Mark uf silk shirts are fresh, yesserday. and nobby. I’erkins & Britt. Mrs. II. E. Herndon and her 55-lle father, Mr. J. M. Slumon motored ! Mi.«s Winnie Strong left last week to Daytona Tuesday to bring Mrs. [or Bastings, Flit., where hIic goes to Earl' Burdick home, who has been pper.d the summer with her mother, visiting Miss Mildred Burdick for Mrs Mary Strong. sevcrnl days. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ilryan and GGG lias more imitations than Uny l*o children motored over to Winter other Chill and Fever Totric on the harden Sunday afid were the guests markdt, hut'no one wants imitations -Mrs W. C. Bray. in medicine; They are, dangerous. SCO quickly relieves Constipation, 49-10tc h’linusness, ^oss of Appetite and G. I,. Bledsoe and R. II. Chap Ifadaches, due to Torpid Liver. left for Jacksonville yesterday w’nri> 49-1Otc they will travel over the hot sands •^*r end Mis. D. L. Thrasher anil of the Shrine. They were accom­ * rty iif friends motored to Daytona panied by F. L. Miller and several other Sanford Shriners. Editor R. J . Holly is home this week, being called by the sudden illness of Mrs. Holly. He will re­ turn to In's duties ns transport secre­ tary of the Y, M. C. A. as soon as Mrs. Holly’s rendition is improved. Chas. D. Lcffler, Senior Lieut, of Animals are apt to need the Flag Ship Pittsburg, now sta­ something at this season tioned-at Portsmouth; ’Va., for re-' pairs was the guest of his grand­ to buildup IHeir vitality. father C. If. Lefller Friday enroute Have Strong Healthy Stock splendid tonic and, remedy for all stock ail­ ments caused by a gener*d run down condition is A Condition Powder 1 his remedy will strengthen vitality, enrich the blood and aid digestion. Feed it to your stock. Mail orders receive pfompt Juat Phone 325 | | li-r wijl attend tin* Homy Service [ fiohpng it -Mue the ff-.-t of i he y Secretary Training Institute in Vul- I Mr. Sv.in;; has not fully tied dustii in June. I he course will cover *,s his immediate future hut a period of ;i\ w e e k s , Opening June Jnd. [ Missouri for a time at least. Corpora! Reginald Holly returned | tuecesaar t* m not* been ann<>un home Monday from France alicr an absence of a year. He enlisted in the Tank Corps at Jacksonville and served his country during that time at many points in France. His next regular meeting to he held on many friends are glad to see him Tuesday, June .'Ird, Hllff, fo'r rejmirhome again safe and wound. mg bridge over EconloekhaL hee I fififi haw proven it will cure Ma­ Creek. Work to he done under the : laria, C hills and Fever. Bilious Fe­ supervision of Fred T Williams, ver, Colds and LaGrippe. It kills elounty engineer. the germs that cause the fever. Fine Plans and specifications may lie Tonic. 19-1 Otc had upon appliealion to Fred T. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. White and Williams. Board reserves the right Miss Carolyn White left Wednesday to reject any and all bids. in their car for the West Coast. , E. A. Douglass, Clerk. Mbs Carolyn will attend the League Gff-ntr convention at Sutherland, Mrs. M. E. Cliurrh White will visit her brother and Services at the Methodist sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Duiger ut Clearwater, Mr White goes to St on Sunday as follows; Sunday school III. Ill a m Senior League 7:ff(J p. in. Horten se, Miss llosalee Williams Preaching 8:80 p. m. and, little Gertrude Lee were guests Junior League will lie held at 4:00 at the home of J. L. Miller on Wed­ nesday of this week. Mr. Marable p. in. Friday and prayer meeting at has charge of the I. 0 . O. F. Home k:ff(l p. in. on Wednesday evening. Everybody invited to these ser­ at Gainesville and wus enroute to Lake Alfred. They also visited at vices. C. W. White. P. c . the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. bossing while in the city. On thr llenrli Fur Rent -A cool, attractive atone cottage; six rooms and hath; well NOTICE furnished; electric lights; cook by gus or wood; delightful shady por­ Mr. Railroad rnan do you tico; one •block, from the sea. In­ know that every ‘ suit of quire of Dr. HownYd or Herald Of­ Brotherhood overalls sold fice. •* fill-.'ltc in your district brings a New Dangerous Potato Disease commission to your local G. II. Martin, Jr., of the Depart­ lodge. You cun get the ment of Agriculture nt Washington Brotherhoods from was in the Sanford section on Wed­ P E R K IN S & B R IT T . nesday and Thursday of this week. 65-ltc Ho is making n survey of the state for the purpose of finding if Florida is infected by the new potato disease 9 known us "potato wart.” Flume Independent Clly This is a new potato disease re­ Paris, May 29.— It is stated In high quarters this morning that the cently discovered in America in some Heretofore settlement of the Adriatic question of the northern states. is now rrrluin as a result of the nego­ it has been confined to European countries. Up to date none has tiations of yesterday afternoon. been found in Florida. Under the settlement, Fiutne be­ comes nn independent city. The - Potato wart causes very serious Italians will receive cer a in of the losses in England, Ireland nnd other Dalmation Islands, hut It is under­ purtH of Europe. In some places the stood they wllj not get Cura - or ilieeasc la so qevcrc That potatoes Kelienscm cnnndt b'o grown profitably. ■ The parasite which causes wurt is ------Marketing Hope spread moat frequently by using dis­ Beats burying thorn. Steve Hoover, eased potatoes for seed. Mt. Pleasant, .lown, .writes, "C om ­ Soil once infested remains contain menced feeding my herd of about inated for many’ years. 100 hogs-B. A. Thomas* Hog Pow­ Prompt steps should lie taken to der over two months ago. Fifty stamp out . the disease wherever were sick and off feed. Nearby found. Keep watch for warty potatoes at digging time and report all suspi­ cious cases. Woman’* Liberty Loan Committee Announcement was made a ffiw days ago that thtf state chairman of the Woman's Liberty Loan committee, Mrs. W, - S. Jennings had re­ ceived notice that the organization is not to be dissolved, but that, In­ stead, It la to bo held intact, the women holding themselves in readi­ ness to dp anything oskd oof them • Woman’* Club The Welfare Department of - the Woman’s Club held Its last meeting of the club seson Wednesday, May 28th in the club rooms. Report of the Spring Festival was much enjoyed, being given by Mrs. S.‘ Puteston. The department are much pleased over the result^. Near­ ly eight hundred dollars remain as Ethel, who w as tel- ye tr* obi. was studying Iter render, end learned I tint fish a r e placed In biiite liefore they a re ilrfeil and prep i r e ! for *:i! • A f te r explaining ifint Print* fis very salt w a ­ ter, th e te a c h e r A into d why the ' Ilsli .* ' ! , T s fa ce wan Kliiinliinii'd will, sadden understand* lug, and she p rom p tly replied : " B e ­ ca u se they a r e used to salt w n ter." Species of Fern. The Island of Mauritius, less than iiie-iliird III" urea nf Delaware, has nativ e spi’rivs of fP riis; J a v a , a Jtilu Inrgi r limn Now York, Ims ■lilt), while Brazil contains .’(S7. All Europe furnishes Pin sixty-seven species, the •retie zone. "■!; North America, north if Mexico, has about 175 native ipecies. * , . Daily Thought ' Whatever chiinre shall tiring we will t^iir with ytpinnlinlty.—Terence. All persons desiring In at­ tend Sunday srluml will phone No. 19. .'lOff or 9 0 -J nut Inter Ilia n Saturday noun. Free transpnrlution will he furnished them to and from If wiifiln a radius Court. Seventh Judicial S minule County. Florida. Citation '* To Elijah J, Bridg* , Gastonia,'N. C. i t |„ hereby ordered that you ap; |*ear to the hill of complaint filed Vowell I i)*> Vowi ll-Specr Co. herein against you in the above enArthur E. Vowell has purchased titbd cause, on the 7th day of July, the interest in the Vnwell-Specr C o . 1 91*9, and the *-'nrf< rd Herald is of this lity formerly owned by Geo. hereby designated ns tim newspaper, Speer, T h is will make Mr, Vowell in which tm- notice shaff !<■* p lblishtIn* owner of ulmost all of the stock oil once u week for four c.in'i utive in this concern, which is the lending wetki. dry Roods store of the Hty.‘ * | witness my hand and official sjal. The business was orgilna|ly the this tlie ff7th day i,f May, .19*19. N. P. Yowell Dry Goods Company, (seal) , E. A. DOUGLASS, and was owned principally by N. I*. * Clerk Circuit Court. Yowell of Orlundo. About live years Schelle Maines, ago the business was purchased by Solicitor for Complainant. A. E. Yowell and- Goo. Speer nnd 55-5tc ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ .♦ • j b u s m s s Man Chooses His Bank Wit h Care CHOOSE CAREFULLY a m atter �■ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING l *' '?| (%'I I Wanted—The ladies cd Sanford to know that we guarantee every pair of silk hose we sell. Perkins & "Britt. 55-2 tc BookkeepWanted—A position, ing or stenographic work, llave had H All Local Advertisements Under experienced Can give good refer55-1 tp This Heading TH REE CENTS a ences. Box 822, City. Line For Each Insertion Mlninium Charge 25 Cents. . __ { . _____ i__________ _____________________ > * ■ Hi r ‘ mSBI ' Wanted—One room for man and wife in private family. No children. lAddfew Box 913. L 51-3tp In answortng an navertlsement Wanted— Fifty men. M. S. Nel­ where no name is mentioned In the »d, please do not ask Tho lUra'd son, Eureka Hammock, Sanford. 53-tf for Information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually wc do not Wanted—To buy a roil -top desk know who the advertiser Is and if in good condition at reasonable we do we aro not-allowed to give price. Enquire at Herald otllce. out this Information- Simply write 53-3 tp a letter and address it as per in* ■tructiona in the ad. If you want Hemstitching and Picot Work done promptly and all This Column irvlrce to Returned Soldlcis work guaranteed satisfactory scud to and Sailors Who Seek Positions. Mrs. Dcrra Corneliaon, 127 West Church St., Orlando, Flu. 54-3tp W AN TED Prcvatt & Co.,* Seville,'Fla. 55-3tc For Sale—Ono of the nicest homes, Sanford Heights, 5 room bungalow, Upholstering and mattress making, sleeping porch. - Lot '70x120 ft. furniture repaired, mirrors plated, Will accept lib e rty bonds as part €55-2tc auto Tops and seats recovered. First payment.^5f. P. Lipe. class work only. Brown Upholstery - Nice diamond ring^-Orst $100.00 Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. hand getagit. Box *.815, Sanford, 49-tfe Fla. . * 55-2tc FOR SALE Fbr Sale or Rent—Large, comfort­ able house, recently repaired II. C. -a 05-tf Far Sale —W 1, of Lo t 30, Mecca I >u Bose. Hammock. Make oiler to owner. New Trail mobile for sale at half Harry A. Brown, 410 7th Ave., price. F. D. W.lliumlon, Carnes Pittsburg, Pa. _ 55-3tcliotei. ss-u p For Side— Five acres near Cam­ If .intefevtcd in land clearing call eron City.* Two acres cleared and F. D. Williamson, Carnes Hotel. fenced. Excellent flowing well. On | » r . #U«-‘ , 55-1 tp public road, near loading station. Cash or t e r m s . - W . M. Haynes, For Sale—Five acres near Miller's Herald Office. 55-tf ; grove. Small house, some orange trees. See Mrs. G. C. Cates.. For Sale— Bargain—One mule 7 ; 4 64-2tp years old. *. Will* give terms. M. P. Lipe. Box 815, Sanford. Flip, 55-2tc For Snle—Good work hohid. First rexsonahlc offer gets him. W. V. For S ale—We have the standard Wheeler, Res. Elder Springs. Post peaih .and tomato crate, thirty-two Olllce Sanford It. A. 54-2tp cents complete; tomato puper twenty. Krrrllsh pnrllnmenlnry life. being In 1883 the sole workingman member of Hie house-of. commons. At that time there was no kind* of Inlmr party In existence ‘ there. Mr. Anil achieved fume its the champion'of the English f'irtii laborer when the tiller of Hie s<>ll reared fils family on a wage of S2 n w*7*k. subsisted chlelly on barley bread mul hardly knew tin* taste of ten or sugar. In 1S72 be enrolled 200 fnrm worker)* In an organization Hint came to lie known ns the National Agricul­ ture l.nborers' union, whose leaders tin*. bishop of Iminloit wanted to duck in a horse pond. "Adult baptism," Mr. Arch rejoined to the bishop's stateinVril. "is' not the rule of the Church’ of England." Mr. Arch I s credited with*, hnving done more limn an/ other man to improve‘the-condiflon of England's peasantry. Ife was popular In parlia­ ment. One of Ills Constituents was tho iqlnre of Wales, nfterwnrd King Ed* ward. IJe referred to Sir. Arch ns “my member.” Mr. Arch also was a Primitive Methodist preacher. Ife was fond of ids pipe' anil *nn oceuslonnl glass of nle. FOUGHT “ REDS” W ITH CUSTER "Devil" Devlin, Veteran of the Plains, .Wanted --Sunford business house ream bundles $3.75; Clay and Whip -FoV Sale—Steam Jcunning outfit. Now Sell*' Apples on Street* __ Wanted— Standard keyboard type- needs girl for ofllce work who I s 1gee'd peas $1.25 per bushel; Mixed of New York. -First—dasx—ordurr"Capacity I.O O ff iter for . two immtlis. Address Pcas ^l.OOrprus In 2 ' J’ lHIsTiel'sackM. cans per day. • Price reasonable. No less sold. All (. o. h. Seville. It Is n long Jump from .selling npA. Buck. ‘ 64-4tc For S ale—Seventeen acres of land, near Geneva; just west of the old Steye Williams' place. Sanford and Geneva brick road runs right through it. Geo. Isldpy, Box 230, Sylvunia. Ga. 54-lte Fur Sale Dunn- ; m 7 weeks old. i •uro" lionet for strj*vnce. Orion D c- ; oiler ‘ strain. Side. IJ-fT Randall, West . 5 2 -8 tp !e - Five acres celery farm Hammock, house and grist 'A.' Huston, •Crown Paper ¥p 1,-3 •-r —a . • — W Lrn- MtfTjilv inrrrnspr WTThfittt ^oVrcsporuKng £row Hi in dcmaiKl, p r ic e s alw ays fall. Furai.dicd bedroom, !'- ns.ml tit gentleman preferred. 2ti!> i * If tfic gain in procJuction comes to far e x c e e d that in con­ sumption, producers face disaster. Florida’s output of grapefruit and oranges in a few years Is certain to Le enormously greater. 55-tf .."lit S t. i >r Rent Five room furtu-died ■u.-e fur flic summer.-W rite P. O. Iln\ 350 or Phone 130. ’ 55-21 p l .i S tic - l l .i r u - pig* i* w •*k-t tibl. ft mu' ltt.tr fur ».*rvic*. Ori tit I)e f - ti<ler Mtratn. (i to. K tnthill, Wi-sf - I- keep pace with dte enlarged prod * tion, growers will then ha unable to obtain profitable returns for their crops. several years has been advertising and using oth er means to m ore widely introduce, and jxjpularize grapefruit and oranges. The splendid success of the work of the Exchan ge in this in the previous season. T h e F lo r id a C itru s E x c h a n g e H as D o n e M u c h — S p e c u la tiv e M a r k e t in g In llie task of developing de­ mand for Florida cilrus fruits, llie Exchange has been die only active factor. Few marketing agencies have done anything along this line— die purely speculative ones have done nothing I Why? Because the speculators con make as much if not more money when fruit prices are low as when they are liigh. For this very gootf’ rWson the •pecul&tive concerns are not inter-, ested in the problem of providing 'th e wider markets which are nec­ Agencies N o t h in g — Why? essary to keep up prices in face o f greater production. So it is left for the growers who themselves market the fruit they produce, cooperatively through the Florida Citrus Exchange, to do d!l> the educational work required to build up demand. These cooperating gTowcrs aro fortunate in the fact that the plan of jointly marketing dteir fruit gives tliem net returns enough greater than would be allowed diem by the speculators to several times cover the cost of the adver­ tising and sales endeavor of tb« Exchange. Join the Exchange now, do YOUR part of the work and than in the benefits. Fog further particular* write, win or phone FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE, Tampa, Fla. I. OH U N D O ) A. HAKES. Manager Orange County Cilrus Sub-Exchange IT R U S E X C H A N u SANFORD FLORIDA - * THOMAS KM M ET WILSON * K* FEMbfSON IIOVhlluU^B Wilsort & Hoasholdcr LAWYERS , ________ Fh)fjd^ Sanford, . Atlantic Hotel * JA C K S O N V IL L E . F L D IIIIM Hay *ntl llo ga n N lirr la All railroad ticket otnera In bulldln*. era. Irr of r t e r jlb ln g . A ll modern Im protrm cnU. t'lral claaii Iri o r e r r particular, l(alr>. «ne prraon. S l.0 0 to f l.S O ; to o p r o o m . *2.00 i„ *2..10. Jta lh II.S O , I I.O d ; lo o people IL S t 1 1 .00. K. F R A N K 1‘ E A H C K . Crop. “•“ n * . .... . NEW ST. JAM ES HOTEL Jacksonville, FleriiJa One H a lf tltnfk frum lUm l (*« Off fin U« Ilrmmlnrf l*a»L it or. Ju !U irncf MmtrijHp S > lint and Cold Running Water in . Every Room—Strain float SPECIAL RATES FOR APRIL Wc S t ill H a v e Good ____ ___L jn .d u u e.s- of----------iic a H ig . HERALD PRINTING COMPANY OHice Supply Dept. Phone 148 Sanford. Florida R *d I'ru s- 55-211 . 1 . , 1 1 . ! — In Mils — ul, In- - lit | -I inn; I. I '. 1111■ I lis "II I........Plained from iXrruilirtTl Remarkable Ceremony . Philadelphia Jews Hoped to Stop Bavagcs of Influenza. Willi Mo* liupi* ,if protect Inc Hit* nrtlimliiv I; i i —— Isiii Jew * in l*hllii<le'.phtn flillll I 111 l i e I' ItIVIlgeM I l f Hie llllllienZil rpbleii'li iwii lli-lnews were married ni ilu ||i-t lioi ..I g n ivc* In Hie Jew i- ii cemetery ii few mmiili* ago. More Hum 1.21k* Uti**lnn .lewn vvnli'beil Hu* mhlil |ierl"i ''i ilu* vveibliiig ei remmiv Wlten Ilu* ciitlple wen* pritlimiltceil ,limn mul wife, Hie tirHimlox ammig Hu* *|M‘cln lo r* lllcil Htleiunly past the cmipie iiiqL imMlp'tlicm preKCtit* uf uuuiey In *iini4 ranging from ten cen t* in a hundred dollar*, according lo Hu* moan* and clrcuin*inticc* of Hn* donor Until more Hutu St.lMXI laid been given After Hu* lasd oiTcrlng.Hio bride and bridegroom walked to Ilu* greeitKvvald further from tlu* graves; \vhere ji wed­ ding fe.ist.vvqs qulekly tqirend from ilu* two tniekloml* of fond Huit utliw* of the faithful Imd provided. I.argi**t and oldest "house in state. We can n r-tl i ^ | j ■! supply •> ■i* Write fi r < ■' i* login*. . Inform ation on any crop free. E. A/ Marlin I j Seed Co. Jacksonville, Florida WIGHT T IR E CO Hjx-nliigton. I >. < al il cost of 15 cents Upfi'ce. v I ’m l e Sam warns ii* Hint there a re risks In these crops n« we!I ns in others, lull nil enterprises lire rl*k* in this uncertain world. htTiiinoIt; lJank Annc.v JAMES PERSHING M ichelin— Kelly Springfield— P o r ta g e P e n n s ylvania 'hone 1 — ALL SIZES ™ ’ SPECIAL- .30x3 Non-Skid -.$LLS0 30x3H Non-Skid 19.35 Pov^cr of Imagination. Tin* marriage in a cemetery, with To tho,-,. who see only with their Ilu* ld<*a of warding off ilu* ravages of eyes, Hu* distant Is nlvvays Imllsllnct nn epidemic. I* a revival of a custom Thl* I* not Gen. John J. Perching and little, bt*eotntng less and less a* that has prevailed for hundreds of years among the J e w * In Hie heart,of back in America again from France, R recedes, till utterly lost; bul t " . l!n**ln. When Russia was swept by but it it John J .’s brother, James Per­ tlu* linagltuition, which thus reverses cholera several centuries ago Jew * shing. s He is a traveling salesman for the perspective of Hie senses, Hie fur died tiy llie hundreds. P an ic seized a clothing firm, is almost the image of otf Is great ami Imposing, lie tiiagnlthem, and they called a council of his famous brother and la sometimes tilde Imreiihtug with Hie distance.— Mrs. Jameson (Studies). elders, and rabbis, who decided I ha I mistaken for him. the attention of God should be called lo the ii llllctlon of their fellows If Urn Inimbbc inn|| naiT vv'bmnTi 'among timin' should Join In marriage In Hu* YACHT VERONA FOR SALE presence o f the dead. The toft cruising yacht “ VERONA" for sale. Sleeps six. Electric light* So I hey. asked a .voting limn and a and modern equioment. Powered with a 24 horse woman, who were unkno.vvn to each powi»r« A 4 niotur. other mid who were without wealth Address: C. KENNISON, P. O. Bax 5u5, Crlendo, Flo. to marry In briler to save their fellowfrom the cholera scourge. T h e ynun people agreed, and llie ccreinniiy_wxt*perforTnecT According to the tradition, llie ravages of Hie cholera subsided within three days.— Youth's fomp.m toll. On Flour, Grain and Feed FLORIDA W furniture direction is a m atter of record— for instance, in the territory^ the sales of the Sealdsweet hranrl were three tim es as great as A Hot » n d cold r u n n ln i walcc In o r b rOBra (talc*; N in itc $1 and u p .' Double: Jl.'a , ur Itoum and bath 12.00 und up. ' ■ W c c k lrr Single *7. o, | j , W i-r k l, D o u b le : (9 l„ 117. In heart of I h r a lr r and xhoppltig dltlrlci M a in & Adam * Slcerl* Iv, , at i Hi -*i In.) v. niei) ill tT -----------------Vti n iT ffr Stall - ttriny. Il tuts " l i e u ! " I tevlln v\li" r*n|c front I'rescott. Ai'lz.. to 11. llge City. K m ., whlrli t o o l ; 'a in*:I ti*i i■f taatl.t Ib r*e laotillt-i. 1,1 11* lithe-ill the Mobile. iJetlllt tu ts preseo! at t 'lister’ s lAst (tifl.i Mi l In- tf.-i-Var - tti il tl - I niUa a t. .1,1 t „ s... pi, . . . . . tell some Hongs to Hie heroes of the A I.' F about bard work no t h arder lighting, long hours nut! seaitlv lalioi.s. Many Raise Peppermint. I'-'l'pennlti! |,ri.b:ililv ne, nples eni* 5 l-tf )'f Hie inlisl honor able plaei-** mi the Il-I of d rag plains, tor Ilu* distillation nf oil from Ms leaves |« an li.:p"C,j,nt Furnished ifoonis- By day, we«*k '•r nwtilth. E v'-ry e tit .■.•nieitce. (tver tll.lll—11 y |.i vlileli I hoiiMihds of aeres I ’lolips I>rug ‘store, corner I’.trL und o re ilevoled prim pfllv 111 Mli logon and V - v X *»t 1. T ' . ;r • l- ii. evlraetFirst street Mrs C Hart. Crop id iil-ii frm i « ilili-i ei-i'i' pen'll royal. l a i i'i and a number " f oilier wallknow ii phials, 'l'ii l"- snhible Ihe leav es LO ST must he dried In a place where there Is plenty of a ir but no /liilnpin*s*, and Lost Red Cross Service Pin. III tin* shade, for lliis t.eeps Hie height Blue rihhun with two tvitile stripes. color. They must he Imiked over with Return t > Mrs R, A. Terheun. cu re Hint no oilier ’leaves ure i:,|\ed with I hem and pinked in linves ut See; L OFFICE IN T1IF. COURT IlIH si; W A V E R L Y HOTEL pies from n llltle atilewnllf Hlttlt'l. In West -13d street to pumping n carbine •hiring tin* height of Cualer's Iasi tight, Inti iImre's an old muu In town who tines M dully. If any one comes nbmg to eneoiinige him lit mn.ke the Jour­ ney. lb; I- l-'ninl; I tevlln, ii little grnyhiiiretl, viriiikbsl tipple mail, uhn sits dully with bis stock of njuMes. Yeslerduy,' writes the New York rom*spoHdeiit of the I’ittsbiirgll lllspatcll, lie met n modern warrior wearing the Croix tie Guerre wlto hail just' returiitsl-from Oversea*. T h e newly untie veteran listened with respectful attent'iiii \vlil|c the apple imiu sltowetl him' the way to liumlle a rllit*. For years the withered old man was "I'ev fl" I tevllll, era el; rlller of Hie Fifth I nllrt! Stall-* e a v a l n . awl ntie I l f lit'.* 13 tf Foreseeing this condition, the Florida Citrus F.xchiinge for S C H E L L E M A 1NES 52-Stp ru mis Unless the consum er demand for these fruits is made to One Inch Card* Will Re Published U». der Thla Heading At The Hate Of »7.j| Per Year.. • --- .r ' Furniture wanted for two A ttiree legible . hand. Permanent position rooms for cash. Address Box/A, c-o Address Box 431, Sanford, Fla. ' Herald. &5-4tp 5M f - Ci io, 1919 THE SANFORD H EBiU ) RAISED STATUS OF LABORER Jotsph Arch Will Long B«s Remem. bercil os Chcmplcn cf English. Farm Worker*. Fruit and Vegetable Crate* Yon Cob Bay Front Us at Whole**!* Price* Well* far r r l M U l l From plnvvboy to tncqiber of parlia­ ment wn* the remarkable rise of Jo ­ seph Arch, who recently died nt Huage of 02. He was-a unique figure In W. A. Merrjrday Compurr Pabtka, FloritU -------- * -- PAGE RIGHT 1 •••' . �*' *♦- r THE SANFORD* HERALD =s= i1 SB W j fjjlf %• . m m who 2t; “N/C We Have Them All 1R IE N T A L MbSIC Hawaiian music—the music of France, Italy, England, Ireland, Mexico and Spain—comic songs, choruses and concerts— solos, duct;, trios and quartettes—songs for children, grown-ups, dances— waltzes, one-steps, foxiroti, jazzes— banjos, trumpets and accordions— violins, piccolos, ukelclcs— brass bands, orchestras, pianos— Grand Opera, Vaudeville or glee clubs— even'whistling tunas and yodeling are perfectly played on ■v* GrafonolasTand Records • L • . F~* 4 “ All .the music of all the world " is Columbia's claim.’ Come in and hear us make it good. We'll gladly play you any record on the list, and show you ‘our.complete stock of instruments.^. L» V1 • II. L. GIBSON 119 Magnolia Avc. - ’.Sanford. Florida Miss Marlon Porter of New York City, oils decorated the other day In the name of the Chaplain Ccnernl of (la* Arnerlran army with the Church War Cross, t , ' ‘ Uer citation wns for her moral ami spiritual.contribution to the war. -For more thnn a yenr’ Miss Porter hits heeit nt it hospital center in Vittel. France, as n .representative ,,f the Y. W. C A. In charge of a nil foes’ club there. l r v A PROHIBITION Y, W. C. A. UNIFORMS TO CLOTHE STUDENTS Suits Worn by W ar Workers Will Be Given to Penniless Stu­ dents ifi Switzerland. .■>«'Itrcrtiind for lea years under un. WoFu SMuh'iit Christian Federation, has appealed to tin* National Student I’oiiiiiilltee of the Y. W. C. A. for tjlothJug for ihe Boo foreign women stu­ dents In Switzerland. Tlieotcarelty rtf r Moling last year among these almost refugee students made It necessary for twn girls m share one coat no that filly one could go lo classes or go out of dr-ors nt a time. Four large packing cases of all kinds of used clothing, save lints, which Is In good condition, have been collected hastily from women college students In the New England Stales, Ohio, West,. Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware by the Stu­ dent Committee of the National Y. W. I', A. to lie'sent over In resjmnso-to Miss ("Mark's appeal. This clothing will he dyed cleaned mid made or er In Switzerland In addition to the clothing collected ONDITIONS these days—the larger demands on everybody’s purse—aro leading motorists everywhere to look more closely into the actual value of automobilo tirc<s» •—------- ----------- -—-—- C We see it every day. See it in tho steadily in* creasing demand for Fisk Tires. Fisk T ire* give certain v e r y ‘definite features that moro and more motorists have come to look for ■^-greater. uninterrupted tiro mileage, longer life* greater safety under all driving conditions. * As an enlightened motorist you want your tire expense out down to where it really belongs. Next time—Buy Fisk* For Side by KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Sanford, Florida * - ' /*• ’ . if ” PAGE NINE tho Association In France, Including all kinds of building, equipment from cret. nne curtains to plumbing sup­ plies. . ’ • . . A rn fetor In expert will hare n place In the department to net ns general ad­ visor no .restaurant and cafeteria proj. cats of the Association throughout France. In short, the department Is to ho more than finance alone. It Is to he n kind of general advisory department nnd clearing house for' nil other de­ partments In the French association— a dfparlmqnt where dollars will he | measured up ngulust deeds and needs. \ • . “SC RIPPS BOOTH CARS” Hood— Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes' V R EPA IR WORK OF A LL KINDS FORDS A S P E C I A L T Y .m i MOBILOILS andGASOLINE : ACCESSORIES Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will Call for and DeliverJfour Car; PHONE NO. REM EM BER THE NO. 41 - V.’ .. i* • -M A A A A A A A a A A A m A * A A- A A A A A TO w A A yt£m)s BRING COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE - * ■ Hazel MncKaye Advises Using Budd­ ings ns Centers for Drama, Com­ munity Sings nnd Enter, talnments. Why not turn ttie corner Million Into a comm unity playhouse when the law effectm the closing of these gathering places, asks Miss Hazel MacKavc, ill rector of the Department of Pagenniry and Drama of the rational Young Wt>1men’sJ^hrlsllnn Association? "I went o v e r on the West Shlo of New York .....* night recently to attend a community drama meeting," Miss MncKnye Bays Ip explaining Iter theo­ "tjlelnl uniforms of tho Young Wo­ ry, "and as I was riding along I tmllced rn' * Clirlsllnii Association minus .how many saloons them were—one on tii' Utiie Triangle, the Association lnevery corner nnd another In the mid­ siraja, will he worn next winter by dle of the block. It seemed, nil Just v '.men students who have been strandMazing with tights. Those lights ought not to go out with prohibition. They ••i in Switzerland during the war nnd ought to shine for something worth " !"■•. luuauso'of lack of fund*, linihlllwhile to all of (he people, and wlml i' r., ro-cl)ter lliclr native country, a (letter than community drattin and !' r.* to tlnlsh their university courses sings?’* I *'<ititso they have no family to -UucL-the" war ___________ fx-goiftfegg | Yuri; a case of 11til* riTTs. which have has given n great Impetus to popular tiTihcth M Clnrk. who tins been In ht*en turned In h.v Y. W. C. A. serretn- Interest In drntttn nnd that throtigh pageantry and drama a grout deal In the way of Amerlcanlutlqo can he ef­ fected. Through the community center, If It tie In a district populated largely of one foreign nnttonnllty, those people could present pageants of the life In their mother countries, translating them Into English, so that Americans anil also the younger English speaking members of their household could un­ derstand and appreciate their tradi­ tions. American art would he grimily enriched thus through tho drauin of nil of the tuitions whoso peoples have settled In this country. On tho other hnml American Ideals, American his­ tory and American festivals, evcnlnws such ns child labor ami minimum wage, could |io Interpreted, to theso people by means of pngeantry. "People bnve been learning not. only to work together, but lo play togeth­ er,” Miss MncKnye says, "pnrtlcylnrly since the war. when the people stood together lie drives nnd Inrgo patriotic community entertainment*. Tho op­ portunity to hitlld up n grent commu­ nity organization Is now nt hand, nnd the time In ripe for It. Why Dot utilize the comer saloonV Fisk Tires Going Onto More Cars Every b a y n Extends Invitation to Overseas Work, e rt’ ln Paris. Pnrls, April 21.—Queen Mnrlo of Rumnnln, following n conference wllh Permanent Colors. n representative committee of tho Abe font Egyptians lmd a marvel* American Y. IV, 0. held at the IUtx mis knowledge of colors, and they Hotel; Furls, bus Invited the American understood fully what colors would Young Women’s Christian Assoclntlun Inst. In the Egyptian epttpyrl tin to coma to Rumnnln tmd open work ground colors are ns good ns ever under her patronage. The Egyptians worked Among the representatives of tho T. they were. their outlines In lampblack, used W. C. A. present at tho conference •lay for their whites, ferruginous were: Mis* Harriett Taylor,, head of •iirtlts for their reds, ochres for their the American Y. W. C. A. work over­ seas ; Miss Mary Anderson of Hudson, yellows, and for greens they used per­ Wit. i Miss Mary Dlnguraii, baud of haps green Jasper or mixed blue carthe Y. W. C. A. Industrial work In donate of copper with ochre. All these Franco; Mrs. Mnrgnret J). Fowler of •olors are permanent. Pasadena, Cnh, nnd Miss Charlotte Niven, head of tho Y. \Vt O. A. work Jews In English Cities. _ . In Italy. A notable guest at tho meet­ There hrt* mop* Jews In Manchester ing :\rus -Madamu-CaInrjh-wlfe-of-^he TptTft’ lit uny other city in the UnItetl seeretnry of the Rumnnlun legation In Kingdom. For Its size Leeds has utord 1’aris.. Jgws In ■proportion than Manchester, t _____ ,__________ though the actual, number Is slightly * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * less. * * * Y. W, C. A. WORKER . A ★ ‘ IS DECORATED.’ * “A f r * We have a complete line of rccgrcla, aid can mak; immediate delivery. Terms if desired. kvr< K, flto trir wonr, m a th* otnerm shopping guides for nil tho buying of gray uniform ulster* Is being sent A* uniforms nro being tumod |n by war workers they will bo claimed by tho Student Committee, which will reinovo the Insignia and preparo tho uniforms no that they may ho worn by those women who hnvo been forced by world events to remain In Switzerland for several years. QUEEN MARIE INVITES Y. W. C. A. TO RUMANIA R ," ------ .s* f r MAT S®. llw ¥' * • * 4" * 'C R U S H r m VS4I1 *1 OQANUt ( UpVl (DMhASV < kb* O Q U E E Z E a rich, ruddy - ripe orange— ^ you have a pure, nourishing drink* But O r a n g e - C r u s h , with its pure, natural fruit flavor and carbonated ehampngue sparkle, is the perfect drink. ■ Thirst-tempter and thirst-quencher without a peer, O r a n g e C r u s h , is the Nation’s favorite drink. * Brim ful o f Goodness F o u r o u t O r a n g e - C r u s h , sparkling ’ and snappy, from an icc-told bottle. * - ‘.m • Watch it bubbling brightly up to the rim of the glass-brim ­ ful of goodness. Refreshing and thirst-satisfying* O r a n g e - C r u s h is the drink delightful—the drink that's deliciously different. -in DEPARTMENT ADVISES ON .PLUMBING AND CURTAINS * Now Bureau Open* in Y. W* C. A. Oversea* Office. A new department of finance has been organized by the Y. W. a A. for It* work In France. Kiln* Constnnce Clark of Pnsndena, Cal., Is tho execu­ tive. Mis* Clark before her rceent earning to Praqco wns director of tho biff Y. W. C. A. Hostess IIouso at Camp Ix}wla,AV*»hlDgton, v * All contract*,-leasea i\Dd rentals for now building* will bo handled by Ml** Edith Austin of New York City, on «xpei lencefl architect and builder, who will work through this newly ereated section. L Plan* for remodeling nnd decorat­ ing rooms, club* nnd hostess house* taken orer by the Y. W. a A. wlll.be In the hands of Miss Mnry Buchnnnn. sn In*, rlor decorator, who comes orig­ inally fr. in Kroilnnd, hut who hits been vr. rklng hi France, for the American «n r wi*rb tm-re. • V ■ :t nd'llilon. the department I* rum- -- Treat yourself to an ice-cold bottle of Orange-Crus/i today. We know you’ll like it—immensely. W e know it’s absolute* ly pure, too, because wc bottle it ourselves. A case of O r a n g e - C r u s h at home will make everybody happy. by the bottle. Less by the case; * '**?«« ,TS �Delinquent Tax List For Year City of Sanford, Florida G rah ai M r.f« It,, Jaekton, J a m n nKsciiiPTTON n imam*. I j • i ,, . ~ Mlllrr. T . J . . A iku if, P h o e b e ,.., B e g i n a t the S E Cor of Block I T i e r I of E . It Trafford * Ma[. run W 117 fi N 3 8 6 ,0 6 ft S 69 deg 17 min E 125 1 ft S 341,71 ft to l l r ( . I arir B e g a t the interact tlun of t h r X line of C om m ercial »t with the tV* l i n e a l Pal* n ir tt o a l e run N 481 S It N 69 deg I T " min \V I I s . 2 ft ft 620.33 ft to Com* tnerriai ave K on N *ide of Co mmercial ft I l f * . 2 ft t o 'f l r g . 4.5 a rm * lle g 2 5 0 ft N of the interaer tinn of the N tine of Com* w r r d f l ‘ i l with the ea«t line of Park ave run N 435.7 4 ft. S 69 deg 17 min E 159.1 S 3 7 9 .3 6 , W 146.6 ft to beg. Con* tain ing 1.4 acre* L o t i 3, 4 4 5 All n o r t h of Comm ercial i t L o t . l _________ ___________ _ le ot. 2 4 1 ■ K B ? P r . H ick *. VV. L * Unknown. W. I*. L r a i l i r * S a b M 'tl . l o n - ' W rig h t. 8 . W M a rtin . T . H Han Inn. 1.. O -* • . M l c k t n t , W .1 M a r tin , Sh erm an P.fltlo ck . P C o o p i f , E. E. T u rn er, J n o Unknow n Unknown • T h a t c h e r It Co, VV. C. Gram ling. A. A. Jarkaon, Ja ta r i . S t e w a rt , Julia M tadr, H _ K oai. J . T V . G ra h a m . G. It VV*ren*|ey, Mary llr u m lry , I,. A • Andrew* 4 M e th o d |>. G r e m l in * , O. 11, Jonw , C b trln Allen, T . J ___ A* C. .Marlin'* Addlllo C a m ero n. J o Unknoa n C a m ero n. J o L e a v it t , W. T Andereon. A liilly a rd , it. 1, P II. Hand'. Addition C a m p b e ll, Mary William . 11.i T . Itutier, tt'fn P a w k in a , M a tti J o n ea , J e r r y . Unknown^ Wjl lama, I) . T _ . Mv M Nmllk'a S e ro n d S u b lllvlaion M M. M . S m t h . __ _ Hurt . E . J __ Hurt . A. It ____ Good«r n F. P . . . E. J . W h ile '* S o b H M a lon Aldridge. W G Aldridge W. G * Bear dal I, K ■ Catperon, J o Ald ridge, .W. Id Carfu ro n. J o Id Aldridge. W. 11 Aldridge. W. tl Aldridge, W. and T u e k rr’a Addition Woodruff, p Le filer, W. A Leing J . T. White, L. E. Wight, Henry T ho rnto n Sau«er, J o e Aldridge, W. G. Holly. It. J . T h r a . b e r , P . L. P ete r*. W. II. Sh inh olter, S. tl. Krrnald Hdw. Co llynea, W. If. Patera, W. H. William*. J . It. Miller, J . U J o h n i o n , t l . W. Kvt K o b e r u . Mra. E . M M a h on ey . K. J . T h o rn t o n , W. S .. Miller, J . n ......... Le filer, W. A S n e a th .J. W H u m p h re y !, Kat» G G G G Hagadale, J . If Mo rrow, Mra. S ta rlin g . It. J Kiel da. W. T K in g (). W K a r a d a e. J . If Holly. It, J T illy , Mra l l a a k i n i , J . fl Hagadale J . If C o rey , tl. T Hagadale, J . If. 1, Itighwarden,* VT Joh na on , K. S ,. Ste w a rt. W. C. K in r, M a ry It Mtielle, C. H Aldridge, W. G. Jefteraon, If, W Leffler, W. A Llliaon. Georg* Nrnvri.* Addition Herndui ioU 19 to i t U ' a n r T 108 K le r n e r l, E , C Kaga.fa r. J. H Jon ea, It . f . Ilaakln*, J . P H o aietter, J . N Jon ea, Wealry P ura ry, J . P . Patera, \V. II P a n ic!*, J n o . 7. T f rwllligi r. Milliard. If. L, llawklna, IV. S. Croat. Mr*. K. ILa a kin*. Victu JC of P i t .......tier. V T T h r a ih e r. A \t Wight. II Mid. r, (> J T h r a ih e r. If, L. Womati • < iuit L e a v it t . \V. T . L eavitt, W. T . Itunge. S I'arrUh, V P flow man, f \v Sna-man, P V. Hagadale, J . If Markham P ark l l r i g h l a Hamhn. J , 4 G Urav, W. C 1'* rkinw. J . VA’ Pope, Gen. II t ’ nkn v v r H T h raih er, P. L Viler o a t h ', VV. W eaver..P. h’ G a i n e r '* S e c o n d Addition All nioek K M lott. M. A ... and & Cal. Co. Celery P la n ta t i o n L ota 13 and I ! ’ L o t '23 . H i e k t t i a n , I. If Crawford. A E Itunge, 3 Gtrenlm r.*, M r Ih r n r e N to leive .Vtiinrur S E l y along Lake to u llllifll 6 6 ft W e f f and * i lln Pt I nl pw*r!, l-#«VfJL M r* r*ij|inrJ!) t I.ilj* . A W I* ' .| VV Shi-Ilr) , Wm Shinhiilit*r, S li iJlJft, A A Urn. T J A r I. 11 It Lirlgt-r, A A l» «rn ath yf M ri. \V Caldwrlf. H. A a s IHrkln*. J \V Khuflri, ( It h i t n a U , J, | Za rkary, A, l». Nti-%mrt. J It l.ti Jill «} Lji« t I U « I ' r' l 4*f *, VS It I larllngton, Cha*. M Atilt, VV G. t la r i h r e Hru*h f u (I* Kihre Hru*h Cu tig Kihre Itruih Co Armatrnng. Owen Hubert* S & K arri* G ard ner, Mr* II A Hoffman. Peter Ju n e *. We*I#> K*t W a l io n , I'eggy S t e w a rt . W. C. Kurd. J . 11. Geiger, II. II. Harper. P a n E*t llrown, L u ry * Sim *. A. S. Sim *. A, S. T h r a ih e r , A. M. Jonea , Simon V I r l a - t e r . W. E, t'rm im , T, L. P o r h a r n r.W E. Ste w a rt. VV. C. S t e w a rt , W. C, 5f e a d r . l l l S t e w a r t , VV. C. S t e w a r t , W. C. L ln d ’ ay, J . E. Gram llng. K. M. Gram ling, A. A. G ra m ling, E. M. J o n e a , 11. If. C o w a r l, J im S t e w a r t . W. C. Poraey, I*. II. C. P ic k e t t , J i m . S t e w a rt . W. C. . W ad e, M. J . S t e w a r t , W. C . . . ____ G arn er. N. II. W illiam*. II. J . Lln daey, J . L L ln dary. J . L Geiger, It. II. . Green , l l t n Phillip* K, I> He ntun G, W Clark VV M C lark VV VI Howard P a rk a rd L a nd I Wing C. 1, L o e k e l t Ellen Huwarvl P a ck a rd L'd Co Co llin* M ercer Mercer Caldwell llenlun Howard South Sa n ford G ordon A Olden A. J L aw ton Jo h n Sh erh erd It M ' d r a y P ella Hall K. K Henton G W I la vi» T. P M a h a n P . ft. Mo n gomery Joaephin e Green G, E. K.lllann l lu m rr S m ith , M. M S m ith . 5 f . M Je n k in a , K. A D IlrobKi, Nandlne W ilt o n, Stephen ■* Porier Mabel IHII. (laey S t e w a r t , VVm Ju n e*. E. II. * l.lghtfoiit. Ila l li Hunter, VV. S llq rle y , Eli. Heed. 0 ... , K night, Stella . Bradley, K. S T u r n e r, OH* Ja ek a on , Ja m r a K air rloih, T om T u r n r, J o h n ....... It E 1843 ft Lea* beg 7 6 0 f t S and 10 50 I f E of N ' j mile "t»oa4 of (aid S e c E 2 10 ft S 2 1 0 ft VV 2 1 0 ft N 210 ft and lea* beg 2281 H VV and 700 f t S of N E co r aaid Se e E 862 ft S 2 1 0 ft W 8 1 7 ft N E to beg and k-ii beg' t o fl W id N VV eor lot 72 Ela Land A Col Co. Add to S, Sanford ru n W 575 It H 2 4 0 ft E 5 7 5 ft N 24(1 f l. cu ntain lny IP e r r . « port Inn of S E f i of N E I* of A. C. L. R. II 181 f t W and 7 0 0 ft S of NK eor Se e run E 452 ft S 310 f l W 607 ft . Couk. G VV. Wilann, S Wjiann S Unknow n Hall. K Slplin. E Unknown Thoma*. John Collin* , p c Itrl'urcat Sab lllviajun W alk rr J***| Sim lin , VV S l lle k * , W K Land 4 C a f a a lia t lo n Co. Han lon, Gao . J e w e t t , 8 ___ ko v , i i . f i . , un k n o w n i* w * t t H ., Unknown U in g J. F Unknow n_ L|lng, J . p, B e * i t N W eor of E l * of N W i i T Sraltl^ U . M ofSWMofNWh run S 3 3 0 ft K 2 84 f l N • 3 3 0 f t W 284 ft D*g 3 1 0 f t S of N W eor of E U , of N W « of S W f i of N W qu a rte r run S 158 fl E 284 ft W 284 ft N 158 It E 66 ft of N W J 4 of H W J i of Collin*, L ea v itt. VV. T 4 l o t In N % of 81*4 of N W J * ________ H I n t In N i l of S ) | o fN V tfjC S K i of S W G of S E W of N 4f of S E > f of N W ) ( N E J | of N W S 1-Oao H R . .11, of i lea* t h a t portion L e a v it t , W. T ... .. L ea v itt, W. T .......... L in a, M r*. A. L . _ L ea v itt. M fr. K i t t l e S t o c k d r l l . H, E ........ Kranch. A. V �e, -i , • THE SANTbRD HERALD hoy, and tho other was Ralph, now Corporal Htepp of tho Amorlcnn Army. When the wnr was elor|nre*el they rent Ralph hark lo Afperlcn, hocauso he wns of military ago, nml they illd not want him to light r„r it,,, knls.-r Then Amorim entered tin* wnr, Mrs. Step p -M rs. Anna Stepp shells How It Happened to Entertair —told this part of the story: "U ntil a month ago i lintln’t heard Only A. E. F. Mother Who .Visit­ from Ralph for two years and n half_ even before -At-.urlrn got in the wnr ed Army of Occupation. mnll wns held up. I didn't know whether he was in the nrtny or not— hut I was sure ho wns, because—well, BIG CORPORAL DUTIFUL SON because lie Is an Atncrlcnn." Here she stopped a minute to smile un at ■ - ‘ Ro Knightly Courtier* Evor Act*d Wllk him, “A fter awhile we heard from some More Gallantry to Lady Fair Than friends that he wns In the nrtny—nml Did Ho and Hla Doughboy tlint he hnd come over here. That wns Palo to Thlo Llttlo White nil I ever knew. It's nearly live yenrs Haired Woman Dreissince I hnvo seen him I ed Exquisitely In “Of courso It wns nwfully hard—1 Black. couldn't get word to him nnd he couldn't to me. My husband used to tell me It wouldn’t help Ralph any for By GRACE GOULDER. (With the American Y. W. C. A. Over- me to cry. T tried not t<>— before the rest of them anyway. My daughter eeae.) got worse steadily—she Is no better. Coblenz, Germany, We couldn't get the proper food for Mnroll 28 (IJy Mull.) her a fter awhile. And she hated to It hnppontnl right hero In Cotdenz. sec me worded about Ilntph, so t used A big corporal enrao Into the Y. W. to try <0 keep up before them. C. A. Hostess House nnd nsked for the “Last J a n uary, my. husband rninntn flimnor, - Miss lluth Woodsimut, "Who T W e n z about his citizen papers. An comes from Colorado Springs, Colo. American so hlkr in Ralph's company “Could my mother stay here?” lm who wns In the ofllco heard his name began nt onco, trying his best to cover and nsked,him If he wns any relation his excitement. to Ralph. He didn't tell him Ralph “Your m other!” gnsped Miss Wood­ wns In Coblenz, hut went after Ralph. sman’ “How did your mother ever get He didn't tell Ralph. Ids father wns here!" here. When they met they couldn't ••Well, she Isn't hero yet, but If she believe their eyes. comes will you keep her?” "E ver since then I hnvo been trying "Ilf course I will, blit—" to see Ralph. He couldn't come to Elio didn’t finish, for tho hoy hnd W olsljaden-because It was out of the smashed his rap hack on his bend and ' American nron, and I couldn't gel was out of the door on a run. through until today—more than two Qv The corporal's visit remained n mys­ months.” tery for two days. Then ono evening They asked hgr If her Ralph hnd Just nt dusk a llltlo white haired wo­ changed much In all that time. man dressed exquisitely In black ap­ “Oh, yes—very much. Rut do you peared In the sitting room of tin* Host­ know, I think It Is because nil that ess House, and the corporal wns hover­ long tittle when I didn’t know where ing behind her. trying to be beside her ' lie was or how he wns—I got in the nml hack of her nnd In front t id ie r 1 hnhlt of ihl* king of him ns he was l i t - . w a s —a » w y l n g - I h -w- i ivfn-n emit—a big fur one. With them were three doughboys, puts of tin* corporal. They tried to keep in the background, hut tllelr eyes were glued on her fare. Everyone In the sitting r<«>m sat at nto-nflon. Th e re are no Engli-li speaking men or women out o f uni­ form In (he Third Army urea. Vet here \>as n wotimti In civilian <lollies. Mothers are unheard of vvlili (he army. Rat this wan a mother, everyone knew. he m »w - s property vvhlclL.cpnBlRts of ir»0 nere*. The surface Rlrntn Is high grade mold­ ing'go nd and'lins nn nVcrngo depth of about nine* foot. It Is deposited on n l»ocl of whale nliont live* fe*ot In tliirkness nnd under this Is n soain of exrcltent coal averaging from 4 to /» feet. Shipments of sand already have been made to foundries throughout the country. A considerable tonnage of real also has been mined. As the slr.de .strata Is uncovered by the re­ nt iivnl of the sand, steam shovels will he utilized to strip the shale, thereby exposing the Renin of coal which wilt he mined In the open. In compara­ tively few localities Is the coal seam Milllclcn'tly nenr the surface to permit of snipping. The sand Is till nett by steam shovel nnd is conveyed by mine curs to a stockhouse from which It Is loaded Into cars by n licit con­ veyor. A force of nine men can load •100 tons of wind a day.—Scientific* American. Bishop Refuses to Dwell in Castle. Whether n hlshop jdinuld he com­ pelled to live ln_ a castle regardless of Ids own ties Ire for a . more modest umf less expensive home Is a question which Is agitating the Clerical authori­ ties of jh e diocese of W orcester. England.— Dr. Ernest I toroid IV n rro rm eently was consecrated bishop ' of Worcester. In the course of n ser­ mon it was declared Hint un bishop really wntiled to live In n ca stle anti that. If tin* people of his diocese re­ quired him to do sj>, Ihe fluati’einl re­ sponsibilities should he borne by them, not by him. . Well, She la, Isn't She? k Poor m an! lie can spend a full day milking himself look pretty and no­ body notices him. While a wee slip of n Ijlrl can come out Just any old way anil the entire populnqo will say, “Ain’t she sweet?”— South Charleston Sen* llncl. t ------ ---- X-Rays In Industry. Apart from tly lr use In mgdlclne, X-rays are steadily extending their m iTr'n.'v r ' ,v i|uor him ns n bnbv rod r< n t b i f i i l |,ui In h e r even “ Five* >euis Is it lung (Imp tn unit to sen your l»»y," elio mttrmtiroil', nml k e p t hi*r i-vi-s on trim. Again k 1ii > bud forgot toil tho pimple iinnnnl her. The corporal elearetl hm throat. “This Is why I nsk <| you If you could After awhile someone found out- keep mv mother, Miss Woodsumll. I about this mother. tlhln’l want -her to eothp unless khe* had a grind |dnr(i to stay. Ah, i*-*-r— Had Been Interned During War, t thunks aw fully She and her husband, who were And (hilt Is (he story *>f how thn b o r n In (Jertnnny, hut had been nnt•uralized, lived In San Francisco. Be­ Hostess House happened to entertain fore the war they left for Welshnden, the only known A. E. F. mother who tb rmnny, that their Invalid daughter has visited the Army of Occupation. PAGE ELEVEN N o r i r t : o f m .v s t »:a * s h a l f : N o t i n ' 1* here by given t h a t muter and by virt ue of a final d r r r n rendered on the I t l h day of M a y . A, I)., IU I9 . by the H onora ble J a n , i * W. IVtkinv, Ju d g e of th e Hcvrnlh J u d lr ta l C ircu it Court of Florida, In Ch anc e r j , tn a certa in c a m e wherein the City of San ford 1* co m p lrln a n t and J . K. Tcrw iltig cr d e b n d a n t . I. the undersigned S p ecia l Mantrr will un M o n d a y , the Tlh day of J u l y . 1913, In fron t of th e Court H o m e door in hanford, Florida, during the leg*! h o u n # » f «*lc, otter (or t a l c and » t l to life hlghcat bidder for ra-h t h e following described tantla .--to .w it : lllo cko »» t . T« ie 19 ”iif1 •■■utmu. Sa n fo rd . «V *c aN wV .*V ’ », .of •"•■I <■rI •** cording t o K. It. Tra'fford’s j n a p , ( o b j e c t ho w ev er, to a n y paving lien, sidew alk hen, of o t h r r lie n, or tax su bsequ e nt to the year 101 it. in f a v o r of raid city. A, K . P O W E R S . , Special M a t t e r in C h a n ce r y . J , J . U jr k l n s n n , C ity So lic ito r. MEDICINE m M o lS ^ Home, Says Thii Georgia Lady, Regarding Black* Draught. Relief From Head* ache, Malaria, Chilis, Etc. Id E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. 52-dtc In I ha- Circuit Court of t h r S r i r m h J u d lr t a l Clrrull of Ih e Hlalc o f Florida, In and for Hemlttole C u u n lr . In C h a n r r r t C. D. Ch rist and it. D . K erne , C u m p la in a n t t. S u i t to v*. Quiet Title < Nollee of Appllrstlan for T a i 9 - e ! Nrrlion H of Cfcaplrr 4 8 8 8 L a w s o f Ida Notice is hereby given t h a f 8 . F . D o ud ney , pu rchaser of tax i - rt lii-a t “ >. 1 6 4 , dated th e 3rd i!v * if J rl *, A. t>, I J I f l , has fiied said rt*rt|fii*»;Vi In mv ofti- •, end h a * m ad* application for tax 4-**d t o ! » in in aern rd ane e trith 1s t ; S i l o CeVtiucate e mb race* the followin'! described pro pert y s i t u a t e d in Seminole r q r t * . F h H l r , t ' - a r i t : Lota | and 2, lllo ck S. A. it. H usntl'a Ad-J t o F t . Iteed. T n v said land h i at; a i ’ - i s e l a t tha da te of t h - i s v j n j e e of such M f t i l - J t e in the nam e of Pink It - i m i . Unh-vs avid eert l * I r j t r • isT! be redeemed acco rd in g d o law t a t deed wHJ fst u* thereon on t h e 4 t h day of J u n e , A. 1). 1319. • IVIt.-u-ss m y otfieiil signature a n d aeal this t h * 2nd d ay of M a v . A. D. 1919.r»eall A. IH4U (1L.ASS. Clerk Circu it * 'o u r t Seminole C o ., K|a. . M -itc lly V. M. Do uglass, I L C. E . J . Harrell, e t al. D efen da n t* Order fur C o n s tru ctiv e Service It Is ordi-rrd t h a t the d efe n dan ts IlNrin named l a -w it: P. J . Harrell, and all perl^gts claim ing by , through or under him a t b i l r J . SS-Ste devisees, g ran te es or otherwise, whose narher are unknown to th e co m p la in a n ts ; J . M. M e - , N O T IC E OF ELE C T IO N Gaugfiey, amt all persons rlalm ing b y , In eur hplianr e with t h e prq v D Io n * . of through or un der him a * heir*, devisee*, C h a n ter HITS, Lfiws of Florid a, no tice it r a n te r* or otherwise, whoa* nam e* are unhereby given th a t an ' el ect io n ba a been or­ nown to co m p la in a n ts ; E li z a be th Stodd ard, dered t o lie held and the name will bo he ld in and all person* rlaim ing by, through or u n ­ Special T a * School H U tilct No. 0, S e m ino le der her as hetr». devUrca, g ra n tees o r o t h e r ­ ro u h ty , F lorid a , on T u e s d a y , M a y 2 " l h , wise, whose na m es y e unknown to co m ­ In C ii r n fl Co urt. S e s e n l h Clrr ull, H e m ln ele 1919, f o r t h e purpose of d eterm in in g "who p la in a n t* : S h e rid a n Sto d d a rd and all per­ County, Florid* lhall tie t ru s te r s of raid distr ic t for the nejri son* rlaiming by. through or under him as •Urreetding tw o years, and -th e nu m ber of. heirs, -deviser*, grantees or otherwise, whose Overstreet T u r p e a ti n e C o m p a n y mills of ap erla l district arhool ta x 't o he lev- n a m e * a r e unknown to eom pla ina n ta ; E l i s ­ w n parties rlaim in g I n te r e s t * ltd in said d is trict for ea ch of tho said two a b e th J . Driggers and nil person* rlaim ing Ail unk no . a ic |(|h m ond■ Murp -- * hy, • R deyears. b y , through^ or un drr her a t heir*, devisees, under J . • T h e follow in g arc appo inted to act as In- gra nte es or otherwise, whose nam es a re a n - ceased, C alvin A. I ’os ge, George H. Ip tU o rJ^ arui clerks, at aald -elec tion !-------— kno w n Vo ro m p a H n a n t t: and STt p e r im ii Morton im U r tJu a ltv and 84 t ru s te e , I'reeln ct . N o . 2 t!.al.e M o n r o eli whomsoever, whoa* nam e* a re unkno wn to VV. S . Kegfer, R itch ie W oodbridge C. Hill. Clerk, the c o m p la in a n t* , who h a v r or rlalm to have et al. T o t h e .defandanta , Calvin A. T o a g e , W. H. Alien. a n y interest ot whatso ever natu re , in and t o J. M. Oglesby, the following deitrilied lands, or a n y p a rt or tie org e It. Mort on Individually anil .as tru s­ tee. VV. 8 . Keefer and ' R i t e te W o o d b rid g e: J . H. M « n n . . , portion thereof, in Seminole c o u n t y , F lorid a, I t appearing from the sworn hill he rein, to-wit; • I 't e c i n r t No. I f l ’ aola): th a t y our place of resid ence is u n k n o w n and C. D. I'earaon, Clerk. * Nort h half of southeast, q u a rt e r of S e ctio n t h a t you are over the age of 21 y e a r s ; tie o rg e lla rw ooil, IX, Tow nship 21 so uth, It ange 2 3 ea st; It is therefo re ordered t h a t you do a p p ea r It. G . Henderson. Nort h 470 feet of the no rtheast q u i r t r r of in t h i * en u tf to the hill herein filed o n t h * O tto K e lt s . 7th d ay .ol J u l y , 1919. the southeast qtiarter of Sectio n 31, T o w n ­ Hone and o r d e r e d 'by the Hoard of P u b l i c i t is furt her ordered t h a t thia ord er be In stru c tio n for Seminole co u n t y , F lo f ld a , in ship 2 0 so uth, R ange 3 0 e a st. . session ass em b led , this 8 t h day til April, F iv e a rr e * In a sq uare in the no rthw est published oner a week for eight c o n s e c u t iv e 1919. t corner of the m>rthri»t quarrer of tht* n o r t h ­ weeks in the Ss nfnril l i e r a l l , a n e w s p a p er vah ('. F. 1IA It It I S O N . C h a ir m a n . east qu a rter of Se ction 36 , T ow ns hip 20_ published in said Seminole co unty . VYitni'ss my hand and seal of t h e aald Attest south, Itange 2 9 east ; Circuit Court this April 28, A. D, 1 9 1 9 . T . VV, L a w t o n . Se c re t a ry . E a s t half of rast half of n n rlhe a st ’qu arter (seal 1 • E . A. D t m < J L A 8 S , • S I -.Vie • id Sei-llnn 2, and northwest q u u r ti r of n o r t h t : lr r k Ci rcuit Court Seminole Cp.. FT*. went q u a rter fo S e r l lo n I , Tow nship 20 Massey A VVarlnw, N OT JCK so u th . It ange 2 9 e a s t ; ■ > Sul*, for C o m p ll. lllds will tie received by th e H o a r d - o f I eit 2 8 7 l.ongwontl, Florida; 61-9IC Coun ty C o m m ission er* at their n e s t . r e g u l a r S o u t h w e s t q u a rt e r of n o r t h w e s t'q u a r t e r of m u t i n g t n h e held life T u e s d a y , J u n e 3rd, S e ctio n 3 1 . T o w nship 2 0 so uth, ita n g e 3 0 tttli*. tor repairing bridge oyer Kcon loek- east, e x ce p t the followIng I tra c t s; hatchet' C r e e k . Work to he don e un der the (11 l l r f h a t N W co rner of said R W .tf of supervision of Fred T , Williams, r o u h ty e n ­ .N W U . r —: east 37H feet, south 4 20 fret. gineer. Mans nml np rriliralio n* may- be had upon West 690 feet, north 420 feet to p. o, b.; atiptte.itii.fi to Fri d. T Williams. Hoard f3t Onr-foiiMh of an atr»* known as Hapr* sir vis i hi right to reject nnv and ail bid--, , tUt ehureh lot; f.PdpK. A. l l O t I t i l . A SS , Clerk. I (3) tli-gio at 8 W corner of said rf\V!a- of N \V1j , run r s o 321 It e t . north C97 feet, -tu.p. Q.~’ W >1—121 ln»W. Ss.uHt.eaf- fi nmi4l,p. j r i h y viv»-r! 11, at i r , (hi- urnbr- j .1 T u n „ r j e s tutmi-rl} enlti tn J . VV. inti-fu] (,< a p p l y t,. 111. J'r ig g 'f. n o t e »sally ' t . s r r i l o i l in- Heed J t ;t1 1 . , t t.i v »-f rtt.r " t t h e itu'ik V. l»uo'' h i 2. I'uiiiie iteenrdn. Orange CICKAHD'S HAND-PAINTED CHIN* la, si T a lliih a '- e e , Fleriria. "i» t.'ouniy, Florida •( J u n e , A. I*. tttD*. f»r ns atitin I n and 'a e l , uf titoto are hers-by rmptired tn n t rarf he heard, ter 1 ,’ t t i i . atipr’ifir in (t'e ittll nf <' " m p ! j i t , i filed tn said GOItHAM’S STERLING SILVER I—II,'ll 1. 1, . b i l l tt-.iTl-.ef-’ l e i " .>r tn t-.r, E HENRY McLAULJN JEWELER - A FA M ILY runs will be rr crlveil > I C o u n ty C o m m issio n er* a t i meeting tn be held on J u n j purchase of one 1-ton trurl flid der will be j reiiuired to t a k e in e x c h a n gtee one In te r I national t r u c k now- owned by th e c o u n ty . Hoard reserves the right to re je c t a n y and i all bids. to -w lt; W « f of H W ! f of, N E f f Fee. S 3 , T p . i!l ti, it. liJ I i « i t . 1j i t r e e . Tee J land being n f p e e i t a t tho d a ta (>f t h e d v l a anro of such cer tific ate fit the n a m e of Un-' known. I ' - e filed * * M c - t i f i c a t i - * Ifi m y ofilre, a m ’ lo* mad’ aorillt .'Io n for t a t deed* to itai In aecorita ice . * ilh law. t'-' lr e* laid - r t l f i c j ' c * •hall’ be' redeemed are i! Unit t i la * t a t d- i t * wilt t a i( l * thereon on Irw t t h da.- -if J l t i e , A. II. 1 9 1 9 . V . 'i t T " ,n; a « UI signature a n d aeal th lf the 2nd d ay of M a v , A. ti. 1 9 1 9 , {■ealt K. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk Clrr ull Co urt Sem inole C o ,, F la . I- S l e Hv V. M. t>o»iet»««. n . C, (. ■ r(. r 4 11 -■ti lt,n.m t,,t ViO> I •AY. the itli das- of A U G U S T , rtiele- i>t illi-iirporalii.it A. D, 1919 urpurattnn tif Lrt'Mnn l l r m l i m ! It is f u rth e r ’ ordered that a eopy nf this ( ‘vmpati* ‘•t'I'T In- publi-ti »-»t „rse»- a H i 'J i ter l a . J y * ' , nr,— * ' itivi« in tin- :t.,iii..r,| Herald, a vn lile I woeki.s nea -paper (tutilished in said S r m id thi- efirpitr.,l|iirt .hull lu- ii ,ide n i u n l j , r tnf iiln. i i , < i,nt[isri«, and ii- prHi*,l|ial Giseti under m> hand and th e seal nf my in I *v ledii. S e tn • uftlee this tlie 22nd day *if Vprit. 1919, d phall Ii i'U n t j j I ItpfhU (sealf K- A. llfF IU J l a s s . \ rilflr1l ( '1,-rk of otii Cic.-Ult I ’.utrl -of Semlnule Co , t i id ml iia iu fr "I l itr* Ii r i I r p m in tn Florida 1■-aI tix t i t r r H r |i»»f n tin o » t i n l l be* n • 1 V Duval. Is, Vw11 T m I'a t n un A 1*1 nt'fhl 111* ? r ‘nrc pi a Iriant '• Solicitor. « a l i t ' * t lm ?<*ti a ft >t i-* tiUA.fM AW. Mini Ilf |ntr .'■ii I ftr f Iii**1-, -rii am i tii h! ! it miTf-handt*!-, « imhI, I’f r I I |v;»O«i!la•>Iat Ifostd* difltl |»i-?aOfini | l o I Iccolt i ' o u c t , S c i c n i t i C i r c u i t , S e m t o o l e pri |MTli of all dmrr ijitifm*, t o b U j . a4-:Ur I Coun ty, Florida Vv*rV. di*%i-b*p It n all »it*nl in rral i-s lals'j h i , (ill. l a t m , r u l l i v a l i nnd opiTttta- ( h i land** " t j Overstreet T u r p e n tin e Corttpahy Ih* riiF|n>reM> n e^*l land'# iff ift h i / t p r r am**. s. ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES DR. E . S . O C U L IS T HOFFMAN A N D O P T IC IA N famous Ringgold, Gn.— Mrs. Chns. Gnston, of this place, writes: "1 am n usor of T h o d fo n la niack-Draughli lu fact, It was oao of our family medicines. Also In in}- mother'fl home, w hen I was a child. When any of ua child­ ren complained o t headache, usually caused by* constipation, sho gavo us n doso of Rlack-Dmught. which would rectify tho trouble. Often In tho Bprlng, wo would liavo m alaria nml chills, or troubles of tlilfl hind, we would tako Black-Draught pretty* reg ulnr until tho llvqr acted well, and , MAXWELL C O FFEE BOX FILES HERALOyRINTlNGCOMPANY . LEGAL ADVERTISING Summer Fertilizing WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y • •. - - , E y e s c m m in ed hy n re g u la r r e g i s ­ te re d p h y sicia n e Sanford, m ill P r a c tic e ron lin ed lo th e tr e a tm e n t o f I h e eye G l a s s e s fitted , b r o k e n l e n c s d u ­ and t *i mark*"*, m il unit! i!l<*jm**» nf t Vi*■ pri* , All unknown parties rlaiming Inter *-*!• under J UirhmiiRd Mnrp hv, p licated dufi-t t i * rt ( f o i Mine Produces Coal and Sand. i le c r a - o i , Annie t Woodbridge, Kithealth resort. Vrllrir •* 111. , eh ie Woodbridge, al) unkno wn parties 2 8 W . C h u r c h U t. - O r l a n d o , E l a . A mining plant that Is decidedly T h r a m o u n t .tf t h n c a p i t a l i t * i r k of (b i* j rlaiming In terests under C alv in V. • They brought their other children unique Is located In (thlo. lint It coni corfiorafi»»n *l*at| !#*■ T w enty -five T h o u sa n d i I’ oage, .a il unknown parties , miming with them. One was W alter, rj Mnnll f ‘i ’i.OULMHH lloltars* In be ij j %bird In to two j intere st* under tieorge It. Mort on Inand sand are taken from the one humlrii! and f\ft> J lf 0 ‘ sltarr* «f 4ho par •tividuaily or a* trus tee,- ail unknown value «d (in** Hundred ( $ 1 0 0 . 0 0 ) Dollar# trt ies claiming Interest u n d rr VV. 8, r i c h , and said i l u c k may b r paid for in casit refer et id. or in p r o p e r t y , labor and servifi**, a! a |u*t T o all unknown parties rlaiming Interest OW/VFIt Ta** DESCRIPTION vaiimtion to In f u n l by the d l r i r t i i f i at jj GOODTOTNE LAST DROP iindir J Itirhmun d Vturphy, nr under Calvin met tins, call, d fm such puriioir*, V. Pnage, or under George Ii. Mort on In di­ avt* on N t Ii I m of t * mIiif• Article IV. vidually or as tru stee, nr under VV. S. Keefer t t»ru avi * run N 140 fi T h r co rp iica d o n “hall r i t s t p c f p rt u a !ly . or * ith rr of them or otherwise, lo the follow. VV 100 ft S I to ft K too lit iff ili*rn!n*fl flml* ^itu ate in Sr rn l tinle Artitle V, f? hi t»* % dI|if li-*t Ml ri*unt y . \ lorBla T)»»' bUNinl*** '( ( h e ci»f p o r » ( !*,n * ! ia ll hr fi I .af \ U r* f V. *u f* N f: 1 t N E ' , S t r M. tii 119 S, It. 29 E. rHinfui l»*>l l«ii a b is* n| fiKtiifi-t (*tf« rirnantm j S 1 in 1> \\ ,»> *t \ l ii of s vv ; t S**F, 2 1 . T n , : 1 1 - 2 ’L L-s 4.1f not t i tvr ,IHi! JllUfM ihAJtt ti ‘ fttu A l lVi'tM i'^ W h r n r ’TTT’ ?j 1 H v rr-Nv n ^ r ( l and ' s w ',1 — r ‘ " * iiymtu f i't, rt a prv.ittrut, it viv,' (iM-.itlt-nt . hU'cnv. ~ \ v f f - i r ? m T i r n 6 n > o ' v i i n T T u n r . _*MV ff N 210 ft W 21 it a ( r c f i ' t a r y ami a tfi-asurrf. i l n r prrsun ot S W ' , See. 35, Tp. 2d S. It. 29 K. for it cortnlnly baa Biivcd ub lots of 70 t*J (• 11 K m u ti. A \ Y o u are herrb y ordered to ap pear to Ih e may hold th** ultlre ut tmlh a r c r i l a r y anil it. c al N'K fur N \V 11 19 *10 doctor bills. Just a doso of Black- trfiaturir. T h e prffon s who a re lu cq m luet bill ot com trial nt hrrnlti filed on the 4 th d a y M*| 8 r,0 ft VV 150 It N of August, A. D. 1919. DrauBbt ivTion not 60 well oavea a th e husini-xi 1>t this «*ufpufatiun as i t* tom l.to 6 0 ft F. 150 ft UuUfflT, II. C, I t t* further ordered t h a t t h i s ’ no tice bn otfies j * an,t illrrtliim unlit 4 h - stlrwlot of diiyn in bed.** ’ • tperary licg 310 It 8 ,'f N VV cor 4.f putiHsheil on ce each week for twelve weeks u n are i't*-r1,-*l at tin- first anniini menting N E t* <>r NVV'i 36 19 .10 Thedford'u Black-nnuiplit ban been ot tho f t o r k l m l i l i f ( hi rrln stt, r pruvlilrit fur. In th e SanTuril Herald, a newspaper published nt-c run K ,210 (t S 2 1 0 (t VV Sem inole County . In into for many years In tho treat­ •hall In* T W, | nwtnn. p rr s l i lr n t ; VV. J. in Vsaid . 2 Ml 2 10 ft N 2 1 0 ft W ight. It Vlinens my ha ml and thi’ seal of the said I.awtufi. viro p roslilonl, It. VV. Lawfun, so,', ment of stomach, liver nnd bowel rotary Itrf ID rli S f N W rmr i>( C lrr u ll Court (hi* 2 8 th day ot April, A. D. ASK YOUR G R O C E R unit t r * a s ! i r , r Tiio first annual moot* :tt; 19 .10 troubles, nnd tho popularity which It ing n f thi- atnckfiitiilor* shall l,o hold nn tho 1913. N E '. fun F* G?0 ft N tu It It (si ah E. A. n n U f l L A R S . first M et., l a y in J u l y . A t! 191 (I, and a n ­ now enjoys Is proof, of llu morit. NWIv hirt£ ft It. to Clerk ClrrUII C o u rt Seminule Co.. FI*. nually t h e r e a f t e r un tin* fir-t Mubday nf I 1 Oil If your liver In not dolpg ita duty, oarh Altlrnfcr, \\ <i Fren ch n v*• S to hrir 7 » Ma»s.-y A- VVarlnw r. nd ev ery J u l y . H'c Hi rh S anti 7 7?* ft f! 0/ Sots, for Compll. you will puffer from Buch (llsaKrcot Ml, to V 1 36 N VV rttr uf N F '» i<i 30 5I-I31C nblo Bj-mptomn ns hendncho, billounTho highest amnunt !n*l, lito dm ss ,,r run fi to 11r liahllit) tn sohioh ilu o n t f i n il n i l ran at an> nofiB, connUpation, indlKeatlon, etc., \ f I* Itv NV^Iy sitoni* Notice * f Application for Fax D eed Under ( u l q e r t tta o lf .ls (Inutile ttio a m nu nl nf -r-*i inf in pnint N of t.i1 S nml unless aomething ta dono, Berloua tirno S e c tio n 8 uf Ch apter 4 * 8 8 , L i s , o l Flor­ for filing tho eapltal * t , , r k and sutiilus nf the rurpnra7.00 UiHnn. firl.i-fra U* In g ida trouble may result. lluti. ’ ■1 S K ' , of M l ! i of Nf; Lett els. Bills, Invoices, Receipts. 36 1it 30 Notice is hereby given th a t Mis* F\ V. Thedford'a Rlnck-Drauftht hns Iteen Arllrlr VII. !i 100 11 f: ah'f \\ l > Reeks, pu rchaser ot T a x C ertific a te No. 33 4 , Etc. Plenty of them N a m ' * . f « *) d e n c e and tu b a rrip lion ot .tho found a vnlunblo reme.dy for these I f i T ' j ft S *n«l S in dated tho 3rd d ay of J u l y A. I).'. 1916, sairj in r n tp o r a ln rs: , ___ 7.00- trouhJea. L a ne, Mr* A- L . N► : rj.r S U cer tific ate em b ra c e s th o following dearribod It la purely VeKotablo, and ■t T . VV. I. a w t o n , Oviodn, Ftnrld a, 3 0 s b a r r * pro pert y situated in Semlnule r o u n ty . F lorIt. r iit K W rrir nf * S \ V o f , » acta In a prompt and nnturnl wny. W. J . I awti-n, Oviodn, F lorid a , 3 0 sh are* !<?•* to-wltl B *| o t .N V V U of NF ! t i Sec. 33, S W , r f N H '« 50e e»ch 36 19 3 0 It. VV. Law tun. Oviedo, Florid a. 2tl a h a r r * . r p . 21 8 . ft. 3 0 L a st. 3 0 a e rr*. T h e said fepilntlng tho Uvor to Ita proper fun F 112 ft K i! 1 ft N 7 .0 0 mu it w m n it ' * Arllrlr V III. functloaH and cleanBlnit tho bowclii of land being asaeaaed at th e d a t e of the issu­ mll<» |>o*t 36 19 30 l u g ' ryfit* ft S of K T h e sewj " ( tht* rnrimratfon shall i ie 'a cir­ an ce of aurh rer tlfic a tr in tho na m e of ImpurltleB. Try It. lnalnt on Thtd- cular run W 145 ft N 29'J ft Im lirraaton and bear In the owntor the So u t h Florid a Naval Stors a C o m p a n y : ’ , Office Supply Dept. f.to forU'ii. .thu original and genuine. E 79 words " C o r p o r a t e Heal'* and aroun d thn rirI.ane* .Mr*. A# L. — K 115 ft S 2 0 0 ft . Alto T a s C ertific a te No. 2 0 4 7 . dated th e * B* p 100 It W of NU cor ol 8 1, ru m f e rr n re “ I.aw ton i lr u l h i r s C o m p a n y , t i k day ol J u n e . A. 11, 1898. Said enrtifiPhone 148 Sanford, Florida til N VV •* ot N K ‘ j of Oviedo, F l o r i d a . '* cate e m b ra c e* the following described prop­ 36 19 30 RE', T . VV. L A W T O N , ‘ e rty situated in Seminole co u n ty , Florida, 8 3 3 0 ft VV 100 ft N VV. J . I . A W T O N . • run 330 f t t: 100 f t less N R. VV. I . A W T O N . 2.80 Lemi»nt, sMr* no ft Hltle «f "Florida, County nf Sominrdr. n. g 1396 f t S of NVV cor 3 1 to 31 Il rlnrr m e person ally appokrod T . W. Law run E !|.*.9 It S to G ra n t N O T I C E O F M A H T K ll'S S A L E • line S 2 5 ft W along >ame Not ire* it h r r r b v itlvrn t h * t ' i i n J r r anti bv tqn, W. J . I.a w to n and It. W. I.a w to n , to me 47 ft Wjf576 f t to A. C. L , vlrt ur of a flnul r irc r rf rrn*f»‘rril on thi* 14th welt know n and known to he the parties d e­ Ry W l” atr-ng same to itty of M * y . A. f). 1D19. by t h f llo nora blt* scribed In sa id a r l i r l i s nf inr o rp n ra tin n and 49.00 J ii r m i W. r r r k l n t , Judtfr of »h«* SfV«*nth ack no wledged t h a t the} sign*,) the f a m e for Sanford ave N to h e f It eg 18.76 eh 8 of W 4 mile J urildal Circu it C o u rt o f Florida, In C'barr- the u * * i a n d purtuwoe therein expressed. In VVitnrx* W hertol 1 have hereun to t r t pit’ t , 31 19 31 rr ry . In a r r r t a in r * u * o i#hrrrln thi* C i t y of run H 1.25 rh E to Grant Hanford h co m p l a i n a n t, and A. M. T h r a » h * r my hand am i otfieial ersl. thi* th e 22ml day line N 25 ft E atone G l int and A. K . J ' o i r r i d r f m d a n t i * I. tb«* twjdir- uf M ay, A. D. 1919. (soil) MARY LEIN IIA H T . line to puint E ol t,cg \V* ■ignrd Hp^cfal M a d r r will, on .Monday* the U nkn ow n.. N o t a r y Public, S l a t e ol Florida. 7th day of Ju l y * HMD, In front of t h r C o u rt M y co m m is sion expires Oct . 1 0 , 1920.; Lot C a n d 't h e 8 2 0 ft of Lot It I tou*«* door fn Hanford, Florida, d u rin g the 5 t-.Me . in J . O, Fries S u b Dlv tertilize citrus trees NOW for development of irga! hour* of aalr, offer for sate and a tll to . f.-corded ie P|-t Itnok 2 . the highrat bidder for ra sh th r follow I n f Page 8 S e n t thl* Co un ty n o t i c f : fruit and growth of tree. The Bize of next year's landa* to-w it! Lot 0, l l l o c k *'», 3 5 .0 0 described Wilson, J n o Sealrd b id s will be received by th e Hoard .. I t a e o r d s . . ,. 31 19 31 T i f f II, of G r o r i r t o w n , mihirrt h o w r v r r to - mmiesion - - era at thei. ' fr ____ Lot Ik i e s * 8 2 0 ft ol J . O. Frle* ne xt . regucrop depends in a great measure on the growth any pavinit* aidrwalk, or othrr Hen, nr tan nl C o u n ty Co • Su b Div recorded In P la t sday, June «gh»e<)urnt to t h r y ea r HJlti. in fa v o r of aaid lar m retiIng t o be held on T u1e*4 book 2 page 8 Seminole 3rd, 1919,. fLo r tem|i(irary repair* nn the VVeof wood made thia Hummer. city* 14.00 W h it a k e r. A. C. • County ttecnrd * , 31 19 31 ■ai w ■ iriv i s eer t b rt id *n g * e , irepairs t u to be *j« m a u f un uFiurr kiwa m ade der 8 C IIE L L E M A1N ES, N ' i L o t A J. O. F r l ^ Su b the aupervlaion of t h * county engineer. F o r Don’t lessen your profits of thia year and next Special M k lttr In C h ancery. • Div rernrded I'l a t Hook f u n h r r i n f o r m a t i o n see Frsd T . Williams, J . J. Ilirk invon, I ' s t v 8 Sem inole Counengineer. City Solicitor, hy neglecting to fertilize nowl We offer any:-anal­ .15.00 T o w n s e n d , Gen. N. R e c o r d _________ 31 19 31 Iloard r e s e r v e * th e rig h t - to r e j e c t a n y and U-il« K W i j U N K '4 * ysis. all bids. T h a t p a rt of - E . A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk . N O T I C E O F M A S T E R ' S HALE 8 W ! | ly in g E 52 4 t c Notice la h e reb y given th a t un drr a n d by All (ho Potash You Want lonvllle a v e less 8 8 ( 4 virtue nt a final decree rendered on t h r . I t t h rha and N W | j of SL'>, N O T I C E T O IHD11EIIH d*)f of M ay . A. D, 1 9 1 9 , by the H o n o f a b l e less 6 cha E and W by Sta led b i d s , a u b j e t t to Ih e sa le of Uonds J a m e s W. F r r k l n t . J u d g e of the S e v e n t h 8 H cha N and 8 In 81V will be r e c e iv e d by t h * Hoard of C o u n ty 2 8 .0 0 Ju d lr ta l C ircu it Court of Florida, fn C h a n - C o m m issio n e r* of Seminole C o u n t y , F lorid a, Havrmeyer, Allro Acerjr, In a c e r t a i n ea u s e wherein t h e C i t y ol PBRiiiru »■ no n Sanford is riiin[iiBiii*ni| co m p l a i n a n t, iand II.* par L a n d o n de- at the offlr e uf eald board a t th e court house R tg a l S W m r N 5 V U of 8 E *Q 31 (rn d a n t, 1, th e undersigned Kperlal M a s te r In Sa n fo rd , F l o r i d a , on or be fore ten o'rlock run K * eh N l i t eh W . Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers to M ellon vllle ave 8 will, on M o n d a y , the 7th day nt J u l y , 1 9 1 9 , a. m. on t h e 3rd d ay ol J o l t * * . t), 19 1 9 , In lr« n t of t h e C o u rt House door in 8 e n fo r d , for the e x c a v a t i o n and co n stru ctio n ol tha along s a m e t o point W .a^ironatv.P.^v in S,,niy PumPs ant* Insecticides. 2 8 .0 0 Florida, during t h * legal hours of sale, olTrr ditches, d r a i n s or eansls soil la tera l d itch es, flo hlay er, Fred of beg E to beg - . JACKSONVILLE............................... ..... .................................FLORIDA ■leg al S W cor Hlk H Melb.nfor sale and aril to the highest bidder for cash d r s l i s or c a n a l s In Ihe J rt a u p D r a in a g e Dis­ R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch T Vilte run W 105 ft N 292 the following described la nd s, to-wlt: L o t s I I trict. _ f t E lOft f t 8 292 ft to and 12 of lllock 4 n f T l e r I of Sa n fo rd , F t o r . Each bid must be a ero m panirt l by a c e r ti ­ 2 8 .0 0 Ida. arfiording to E. R ep p. J . W beg R. T ra ffo rd '* map, fied ch re k in th e sum ol Flu- Hu nd red (1 5 0 0 .w 99 Iks of Heg 9.32 eh* W of su bject, however, to any paving lien, aide- 00) D o lla rs, p a y a b le to aald boarr], u an 8 K cor Lot I 30 walk Hen, nr o th e r Hen, or la x s u b s eq u e n t to evidence of gooil Istith. run N 2 2 . 0 0 chs to Lake t h * year 1916, i n ' f a v o r of laid rlty. E s t im a t e d t o t a l yardag e &8.6C0 cu b ic Monroe W along .Lake II A. K . F O W K R 8 , yatda. T b l a q u a u t l ty ia on y atm o x im a t e . Arterial eh 62 Iks 8 2 2 .1 5 chs E S p ecia l Xtaati M u t e r In C h a n c e r y . being given >* a uniform basis for r a m p s ' . 11.20' J . ' J , Dickinson, P e te r *, B . . . __11.87 eh to b e g . . . . . Ison of b id s, and th e aald board re serv es the Reg at KE r o r of Lot I of C ity S o lic it or. right to i n c r e a s e or decrease th e a m o u n t of llo ld e n ’a Rea l Estate 55-5tf said y a rd a g e a* m a y be deemed mwessary. Co's Add run N E ly along All bide s h a ll bb made upon a fo rm t o be K aid* of *ald Add and N O T I C E OK M A S T E R S H A L E furnished. * along E l y aide of E . R. N o lle * I* h e reb v given t h a t under a n d by * T h e ' b o a r d reserve* the right t o r e j e c t a n y ' T ra ffo rd '* M a p of S a n ­ vlglue of * final d ecree rendered on t h e 14 th and all b id s. ' ' ford t o t h * E line, T l * r day of M a y , A. D . by the H o n o r a b le T h * a u c c e u f u l bidder will b e required to A Q BN TS. If, th a n r e 8 t o Sa n ford give a b o n d equ al to 25 per ra n t of th a P V WJ3*' J u d / * ol t h * S e v e n t h G ra n t lin t 8 2 6 f t W Ju d icia l C l r j u i t C o u r t o f Florida, In C h a n ­ am ou nt of hia o r thei r bid, eom pu ta d u p o n . along G r a n t lino to P t cery. in a c e r ta in c^usn wherein t h * C i t y of U n k n o w n ---------------- -— 1 .4 0 Se nford fa c o m p l a i n a n t, and W: F . L e a v i t t tha baai* of t h e yard ag e ab o ve m en tion e d , raat of bog W to b o g . . , .„ with n S u r e t y C o m p a n y qualified td write dcfen ilant, I . t h e underalgaed Sp ecial ' M u t e r b o n d s In h e w*ws« st a t e of as sauUre y it* tsvsx wi F • lorid i v l i u aa,i KB f f ltV T h * foregoing described property m a y . b e redeemed a t a n y l i r a * before be fo g certified wll on M o n d a y , t h * J J h d ay of J u l y , 1 9 1 9 , such wwnww thereon; the S u re ty'C om p a ny nnd Tarm of to C ity A tto rney for collection - n y p a y in g co at of td v o r t lt i n g and Interest a t t h e r a t * of O F F IC E P E O P L E S BAN K B U ILD IN G * . ,r,ant Court House door In R a d f o r d , ‘■ind ta be approved by said board. 12 per c e n t per a n n u m . I Florida, during t h * legal hours of s a l * , offer A cqpy. of plane, specification* a nd profiles . JA S . C. R O D E R TS, for aal* andI aell t o t h * h l g h u t bid d er for and proposed c o n t r a r t , bond a n d fo rm ot 1v • C U y CUgIt * Collector J c a a k t h * fello w fa g described lands, tu - w i t Wd a n y b e o b ta in e d Upon ap p lica tio n t b ( ujIl'I ii hnVn treatm ent at this ■ - - Florida |* t V i L ;| S -rr � 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 30, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 30, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 30, 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/3375ebb14f70666c400550239efd2c02.pdf fae0ac86cf409837c019aed71e206298 PDF Text Text i * 16 Pages— 1 to 8 — First1Section ^.LV• * THE SANFORD HERALD 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 56 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1919 CITY REAL ESTATE IN DEMAND K. R. Murrell who intend to re­ the book of Revelation, chapters model and "renovate this place and 1-5. The Message of the Living have it ready for the public about ChriBt being thc subject. All pres­ the first of January or before if pos­ ent were greatly edified by the messible. ^ . sgae. -< This property is situated at tho Dr. Denton read a report given by corner of Magnolia and Third street, Dr. Lansing Burrows,’ statistician of and is one of the most desirable •the Southern Baptist Convention, locations in the city. The house was giving a summary of the denomina­ built many years ago but was built tional statistics for the calendar of excellent material and is in first year 1918. These figures show that class shape today. For many years there arc ‘J,887,428 white Baptists this hotel was known as the Wiltop S O M E OF C IT Y ’ S BEST H O M E S SUPERCEDE PRESEN T and in the early days was a very and 2,701,600 colored in the southern C O N T A R C T LET BY. GEO. .FOX W IL L H AVE CHANGED OW NERS B R YAN P R IM A R Y LA W AND popular hotel. UIM (50 TO TH E STA TE S FOR states and only 2,3Tl,495 Baptists It was afterward C O M P A N Y FOR NE W COLD W IT H IN T H E PAST W EEK RETURN TO T W O P R IM A R IE S changed to the Bye-Lo and has ^RATIFICATIO N BY J H E IR RE- in the rest of the world. No wonder S TO R AG E P L A N T IN S AN FO RD AND D E M A N D IS G O O D ^ F O R AS FO R M E R LY s p J ' t i v e LE G ISLATU R ES one of our Bereans has /it in his been the property of Tho*. Emmett FOR PRODUCE BUSINESS H ANFORD P R O P E R T Y jj heart to send a missionary toghina. Tallahassee, June 5.— Thc Cash Wilson of this city for several years, Washington, June ^ .-A c tio n by Sanford is to have a cold storage Sanford.real estate has shown more Class voted to honor our Berean primary bill waa taken'u p at noon i— Mr. ' WItson sold- it for an attrac'' on equal suffrage-subject plant and a wholesale produce busi-. actix’ity 'in the past few weeks than ‘dead who gaVc their lives in the ser-# tt\rtkt and after several efforts to amend it tlve price and was desirous of having | 7 , fight* Of forty vpnrs* years duration — ness that will supjdy of rtn tr* ‘ during any similar length of time in - a ! late today in adoption by the viciT o F h i* eoun(0’ . by framing the Florida with all kinds of fresh fruits waa passed 39 to 28. Its chiPf fea­ it In the hands of some one who years. It seems that everyone is group of five photoes of our five fall­ would make it over for u good hotel. • b ?i . v o t. ol 66 .o 25 of' the and vegetables fluring the entire ture is the return to two primary There were about fifty rooms in thc looking for a home in Sanford at S c Su..n B. Anthony conitUu- en brothers, and with a. background plan. this time. Houses for rent are very year. of thc U. S. Flag with our class mot­ “ „ .l amendment s o lu tio n . . The house spent all of yeBteidty property and while Mr. Murrell has scarce on account of thc fact that The contract has been let by the afternoon discussing Sen. Cash’s pri­ not given out his plans as yet it is building has practically been at a The propowd .mcndment .dop - to, Service, in the center.. Geo. Fox Company for the construc­ Berean Fred Thomas made a visit mary bill which passed the senate understood that he will put the standstill since thc war started and , d by l vote of 301 to 89, M .y 21. tion of a fine new cold storage plant property in first class shape and that to Bartow last Sunday and was miss­ , L first iict of the new congress, on the corner of French avenue and the day before. Its main feature is he will be. able to accommodate the growing population has filled to ed by all in class. , a return to the old two-primary sys­ To h of: ; to the States, ratification houses Commercial street which will accom­ about fifty guests or more this season, overflowing the few vacant Berean Dan Hodges played hookey modate fifteen carloads of fruits and tem from the present system of one by* legislatures o f . three-fourths of usually found in the city. and expects to make marty more im­ i c h is required for its incorpora­ Sunday by going to an all day din­ vegetables. The building is t,o be primary with first and second choice. provements ____ ______________ People are realizing more and more next season ner on the ground with two digest- 64 x 72 feet ami will be of brick. A Thc first fight came over Uusto’s tion in the federal constitution. This is good news to the people of the wonderful possibilities of San .Thc roll call today showed two able sermons thrown in ut the Fort city block has been purchased, frohi motion to strike out thc enacting inford, as as -n city \\•it!„ Santoru, as this uu. property rtinuJelled — ----- , ford — r with a future. , . , ___ TOtes m o r e than the jnecessary’Itwo- Christmas church ahd reports a re­ Chase & Co. juBt south of the Cecil clause of the hill, which Futrh of and put in first class shape will not the ne>v hotel, thc wonderful farming . . Gabbett place and along the A. C. L. Lnkc opposed bitterly. ( ailing the thirds for the resolution, which was freshing time. only add much to the appearance of i possibilities, tljo new brick roads and drifted by Susan B. Anthony in switch on Commercial St. for the Hryan primary law the refuge of un­ the city but will also add another the ninny other good things in store scrupulous and corrupt politicians. 1875 and introduced b y Senator barM ack— Walker new plant. rood hotel to our string and h c lp to •" ( o r A h i j i i t ^ e a U * ^ i * v « r £ «n t in California in 1878. Counting Mr. Thomas D. Mack of Ocnlu Thp Geo pox Compnuy hnve Harris and Gillls spoke in favor of pftt' SUfiTdril onTTTc map ns the cTTy sought, especially homes of thc bet paired and absent members, the sen­ and Miss Georgia Walker o f t h i s ^ FltuuU.vegetabla-Lusi- »hp singh*-primmy-anri- Hrooks-nTn ter class. of good hotels. ate actually stood 66 to .30 for tho pity s'err'tfllWtly^bnited lir nmrrlifge I [()r y^nj-s and have built up a posed it. saying the present primary Among t’.ie more important deals _ . •-— <------at--the home nf hr flnc buBin0M of supplying Florida wns all right but bad an unfortunate Sunday evening of .thc ^ mea'ure. " of recent date is the purchase by Baptist Church try out. He opposed a return to the Loud applause, unchecked by the bride’s parents. 501 E. Third street. vegetables and fruits in season to II. R. Crowder of the Dr. Neal home two-primary plan, saying it was un­ Sunday, June 8th. the pnstor’s on Park avenue. This is one of tho prwidmg officer, swept the senate Dr. Massey of the Baptist church dealers in nearby states. It is com­ der the old second primary that subjects will be as follows. Morning, best homes in the city, located on posed of Geo. Fax Sr., W. G. ho\^ chamber when the final vote was an­ officiating. The wedding was a very quiet af­ T. M. Fox, Geo. Fox Jr. ami II. C. money powers used to rule the stute. "W anted, a Man;” evening, “ A 1one of the best residence streeta and nounced after two day* debate and Busto’s motion lost 29 to 37, fore­ Man Found." ad only a few intimate friynd^ ■ During the past few years friv»d? These lessons ure is a large house surrounded by beau­ ma„v •ubilation meetings were in fair and shadowing a close vote on the final invited. Miss Norma Matta gradually branched out based upon the same Bible story und tiful shrubbery and trees. progress tonight at headquarters of were Mr. passage of the bill. bridesmaid ami Mr. JacktOtL ^ general produce business and ure eminently important in these Crowder is delighted with his pur­ Yirimid wotoem organi ations white being bridesmaid chase and will take possession on • nos/iBpply the Florida trade with hive been nrlive in support of the Lee Walker, Jr., best man. times. • Many Amendments Refreshments consisting of dPnorthern vegetables as well as the . measure. Mr*. Marshall gives a violin June 15th. So many amendments were offer­ litious ice cream and cake were northern .trade with southern veget­ Immediately af or the senate’ s ut one of these services, accompany­ The Edward Higgins home on the ceremony. ab les. As soon as the new plant is ed during the afternoort that al­ action the resolution wan taken to served directly after though not all were accepted. b *“.. ing the piano at both services. North French avenue has been pur­ The bride is a well known young completed ^ ................. they will be in position Shaker Gillett’s office and signed. 1Cash will have a hard time recogmzMrs. Philip*, who leads the singing chased by J. F. Hickson, who re­ lady of this city and has a large ^ ^ jn thp produc0 deal on a much Ji iu« rushed back to the senate for Ing his bill On motion of Stokes, at all the services will give a spcciul cently sold.his farm on Celery nve­ larger scale, shipping their goods to ii, residing officer’s signature, but rirele of friends lu-re. sections dealing with thc campaign nue to John Russell of this city. business The groom is a young ‘ .... " Sanford in car lots and storing here book fraud which is supposed td ad­ solo during one of the serv'ces next arrived after the senate hail ndChas. E. Henry is now the owner for their trade throughout the cen­ vertise candidates were stricken out. Sunday) .’ L jourm-il and will he approved to­ man of Ocala. of the O. w. Brady un the "C om e thou with us and we will morrow. President Wilson’s signa­ "^ A fter a tour of the western states tral part of FJorida. There is no McKenzie put on an amendment and ture. n was stated, is not necessary, Mr. and Mrs. Mack will make their another rold storage jv plant p ant of o this. I taking the power of appointment of do thee good," and again "C om e Corner of character between J »c^ o n yUle an 11 to nati„nal conventions thou with us andwihou wilt do us This is’ a beatttlful he although the resolution will be sent home in.M iam i. Many congratulations go out to catcd and at the Tampa and Sanford to- the White House ns usual and from the state central committee and good." few years ago was the young couple for their life s hap­ tral location and railroads extending mav t.e signed by the executive. It putting them in the primary. Jnrsecond best house in Sanford. Jv. K. in every direction is tho logical point will be certified to the states by the piness. mon’ made an unsuccessful effort to Dr. C. DeW. -Brower • will spend Murrell, who has been occupying for such a business. atate department. have school boards and county com­ S’indiy in.Win^er Park where he will this house for ieveral years bai purThe four young men who have the missioners nominated at large inRev. and Mrs. Clarence Kerran I pon the senate's roll call today, -uch in the Congregational church. chaaod Uu^.i - ---------_ and baby of DeLand spent Sunday direct management of the affairs of Meall of by districts, so that nomina­ the vote was as follows: '.-•model Tf ToTiVpTelelyT making (a tin* company are all energetic, wide__ ' ' L. 01 the absentees, Senator Owed with their sister, Mrs. I) Hrower." Kood tourist hotel for next winters election. Merchant made an effort ami Robinson favored the regjjlutmn ’r^ ru ^ .r . __ business. of sound business judgment and will to huve the primary held in Septem­ affifdknolar sn H-- ----- — — not fail to make a big success of the ber .. .......... ............. ... Several other transfers have been inst ail of May, holding that not ........ h i Including paired and ab­ new enterprise. This new plant will interval should elapse l>emade and are .being made daily, not sent senators, the actual senate line­ be a big addition to Sanford’s whole- froe defeated candidates are thrown so large as those, mentioned above throw up was forty Republicans and twen­ sale industries and will mean that out of office. . but- nevertheless they show that San­ ty six Democrats for the resolution many thousands of dollars which ford real estate is in good demand. Wicker tried to get nn amendment and nine Republicans and twentyhave annually been sent to Jackson­ thnt candidates should spend no one Democrats! in opposition. ville and Tampa for this class o , 0UtBide of his own county in nrown Becomes State Manager Bow Amendment Will Head goods will now come to ‘ a” ’ n(.WHpaper advertising and then snly E. R. Brown, who has been promi­ The amendment as it will be add­ w 'f Tn card' .............. a...... .. ............ .. nently connected w ith Ideal-fertilizer ed to the con stitution, if ratified by dt.U T. « f " ° J d* ° ,Ue(1 .... ,1 thi„, hoUHn, Ih .t n r»,| ,.!»•> companies In this city for the last . able to have their nttds au| f _! advertising had advantages over the Mate*, reads: five years, will leave in a fow days much less time .than formerly. The “ pussy foot” campaigns in that \rticle —, Section 1. The right for Jacksonville, where he will in the new plant will also enable the firm people could know? what a man stood TRANSFER OF FERNALD HOME el niizens of the United States to fixture reside, having been made to store Florida vegetables until after MEETING MONDAY NIGHT TO TO CITY WAS MADE THIS vole -.hull not be denied or abridged for. . atate manager of tho Virginlathe active shipping season is past, FORM LOCAL POST OF AMER­ One section permits county com­ WEpK by the United. States or by any state Carolina Chemical Company, effec- . thus enabling them to supply the r ICAN LEGION * missioners to use voting machines on account of sex. • northern trade with Florida goods Sanford la now in possession of tive July 1. . in cities if they wish.. Hardin of "Section 2. Congress shall have The Seminole county post of the during thc summer months. thc building for the new city hos­ Mr. Brown has been identified Santa Rosa made an unsuccessful puwer, by appropriate lfljislation, to American ‘Legion will be organized The contract has been let to S. O. with the fertilizer business in Florida pital. •* . • effort to strike this out. enforce tho provisions-of this article. on next Monday evening at the Ar­ Shinhoiscr, with Davison & TrimAt a meeting of the city council for the last fifteen years, having The bill was still under discussion All efforts to amend the resolution mory bf the County Guards. ball as architecta, and work will be on Monday evening of this, week, spent four years In Gainesville and . in the senate failed. By a vote of 55 The American Legion is composed started at once. It is anticipated at adjournments final arrangements ,were> made for the remainder of the time in Sanford to 28 thc senate rejected an amend­ of returned soldiers and sailors, both that thc now plant will be ready for While at Gainesville the transfer of the property.by Mrs. and Tampa. ment of Senator Underwood, Dtm- those from overseas and those who business by November 1st. The A N O T H E R H O TE L FOR SAN FO RD Geo. H. Fernald to the city for a g/d Sanford he waa connected with orrat. of Alabama, proposing sub­ did npt “ get across.” It is a new very best refrigerating machinery memorial hospital. The nocessary • tie Virginia-Carolina Chemical Com­ mission of the proposed article to organization but is proving very pop­ will be installed and the plant, while Uye-Lo Hstel Property Sold' and papers weVe prepared and signed on pany. * popular state conventions instead of ular among the boys who have been not so large os others in larger cities Will Be Remodeled at Once Tuesday morning. He is well known over the atate state legislatures. An .amendment discharged from Uncle Sam’s army will be second to none in refrigerat­ Sanford will offer thc commercial Thc .contract provides that the and has many friends who will be by. Senator Gay, Democrat of Lou­ and navy and bids fair t . become ing efficiency. traveller and the tourist all that can building shall bc u*ed as a memorial glad to learn of his promotion. Re­ isiana, proposing enforcement l}y the one of the strongest organizations in be dealred In the hotel line this sea­ hospital, that the city shall pay to cently .he was tendered a banquet at states instead of the federal govern­ America before the end of the pres­ son. The remodeling of thc Carne* Mrs. Fernald an interest fee each the DeSoto Hotel by Egypt Temple Hoard o Control to .Meet ment, was voted down, 62 to 19. ent. year. Regular monthly meeting for June Hotel, the purchase and remodelling year during her life, retaining $500 patrol, having served as secretaryThe senate also rejected, without a In previous wars men who partici­ of thc Board of Control and State of the Welborne Block which will be os an annual donation for main­ treasurer of that body. He waa pre­ roll call, a revision of Senator Under­ pated have organized strong associa­ Plana Board, the same membership the Valdez Hotel, the remodelling of tenance and at the death of Mra. sented by members of thc patrol wood’s amendment, proposed by tions as is evidenced by the present or five men comprising the personnel the Seminole Hotel and many other Fernald the - property *hall become wfth a handsome 8hrine emblem set Senator Phelan, Democrat, of Cali­ Confederate Veteran# , the G. A. R ­ • of both boards, will be held at Or­ improvement# In the hotel# and the property of the city without fur­ with twelve diamond*. fornia, to fix methods of calling pop­ and the Spanish American War apartment houaes meana that there ther Interest charges and without lando, Monday, June 9th.7 . Mr. Brown will also leave shortly ular ratification conventions. Veterans. Likewise the American will be first class accommodation in any other expense to the city what­ for Richmond and New York and * Although but few state legislatures Legion will be formed and will have Sanford for th# many people who ever. - - # Rev. G. B. Waldron of Winter now are in session, woman suffrage a membership of perhaps more men are intending to come here. . ’• The property includes the beauti­ will attend the’ national . fertilizer Park waa visiting In Sanford on Tues champions tonight claimed that I'Utl- than all previous organizations com­ Another change occur# th is , week ful Fernald home and furniture at convention to be held at tho Gris­ day. He will return Sunday to fill firation soon would be obtained, bined. It is estimated that in Florthe pulpit of the Congregational when Ihe Wilton or Bye-Lo Hotel the corner of Oak and Fifth street* wold Hotel, New . London, Conn., probably by^next spring. In today’* >idh mlone there will soon be 10,000 church In the absence of the pastor. property waa so\d to Mr. and Mr*. and the. cottage next to it on Oak during the wek of June 23. He wll^ debate, however, Senator Gay pre­ returned soldiers and sailors. avenue together with the outbuild­ be accompanied by his wife.— Tam pa dicted that with the southern states The call for the meeting, made by ings on the property. R will make opposing thc'measure because of en­ several Sanford men is as follows: an excellent hospital according to Tribune. tailed enfranchisement of negro wom­ those who are in position to know All men from Seminole county M ASS M E E T IN G en. the required thirteen states would and will be an institution of which mer home In Boston, Mass. She haa who served in any capacity with the Muse, to ratify and cause its rejecAmerican or Allied Armies during the city may justly be proud. * disposed of the stock and fixtures of ion. the Great War are requested to It ia proposed to revive the S^p the hardware business to the Ball M on d a y E vening, June 9th.,* 8:30 P. M . the Seminole County Guard Room, ford Hospital Association or organ­ Hardware Company, successors to Weekly Report o f Baptiat Berean* ( Pico Building,-at 8:00 p. m., Mon­ ize a new one, which will be* com­ the Fernald Hardware Co., and ex. * C ou rt House ; . posed of members .throughout the expecta to spend her time in the President W. T . Wheelssa being day. June 9th, 1919, for the purpose city and county. ’ This aaaodaUon north In tfcf future, if her heAlth will absent on account of too much of­ of organizing a Seminole County tojdiscuss H ospital M a tte r. Com e to this m eetin g ,. Po*t of the American Legion, and will manage the hospital for the clty.< permit. • * fice work to wind it up on Saturday electing delegates to the State En­ A mass meeting of those Interested Mrs.hfernald leaves to the city an( whether you a re^ or or against H ospital propo­ night, necessitating hia aorvfce* on campment.of .the Florida Poat, to b e ( will be called In the near future to cverlasung memorial to her husband Sunday morning, Vice President B. held In Jacksonville on Wednesday, sition, and let's G et Togeth er. provide plans for the assodation. . and mother which will be a’ great C. Stee) ^conducted opening exerciaea of class, after; Which Teacher II. F. June 11, 1919. A large attendance . Mrs. Fernald leaves for her sum- benefit to the sick and afflicted. Steel took charge of lesson study .in la desired. ;-------------- — --------------- " f - — A BIG NEW CASH PRI­ GOLD STOR­ MARY BILL" PASSED AGE PLANT IB. S. SENATE adopts sue . resolution WILL ORGAN­ IZE RETURN­ ED SOLDIERS » . . .if BMU ym 1 1 JI . r&t* _ 1■ ■ CITY NOW OWNS NEW HOSPITAL ■ ‘ . �— — ----------- - -— MAY 30, 1911 TH E 8ANTORD HERALD PACT. TWELVE In A R ed Triangle D u g -O u t Overseas J ( J> 'itS 5VMEE1HEACT, E.VERN 'T im e , t l o EYES or ok in t o L \ c £> \ ___ th cxsc TO U RS - IT M AKES ME 5 ICK . TOO ARE Th E MOST STUPID . LO O KIN G BOOB I HAVE EVER , M ^ T - BO T S IN C E I H EARD r — r YOUR fATHER H A S A A 3UNCH OF MONEY l ^ v( f v \ d e c id e d yo u t o J m a r r y a n y h o w x— -r t — \ J. 1 y •- -Tt . m \ U U j ■ A) . . .|>k"'4^vU fcC ^ BOY HAD Q U EER ASPIRATION California Youth Believed He Would Make an Ideal Lady’ s Maid, but He Weakened. j Copvripht PEEVER’S ROMANCE By, P E A R L BRAGG M E Y E R iCopyriKht, 1919, by tho McClure Newmui■• • per Bymllcnte.) • SB "Alicm. alieml” Mr. I’eever. posing before the silling room mirror, cleared Ills throat vi[jgf"ii-tir— r. ■ - — — •' " "My dear Flossie Jane, may 1 have the honor of nlTerlug—" Thai siAinded all wrong. Mr. I’eever sighed. If ho made sueli a mess of the relusirsals how would he carry through the pro­ p osal UselfV Tills w as ihe worst Job lie laid ever tackled, lie thought illsInn11>*. Still, II bad lo b e .done. At this Juncture, If Mr. I’eever bad been like, some men, he Would have cheered himself by Iuruliig Ills thoughts to his hank account. As It was. how­ ever, lie commenced meditating on his bald spot. Kven here he found con­ solation. lie noted with syllsfucllon that It did hot show—when Ills hat wnson. "There Is always something to he thiuikful for," quoth Mr. I’eever. With thoughtful eye he glnnrcd about Ihe cosy sitting rtioin and won­ dered how Mrs. Hollins, his faithful housekeeper, would accept the ehnnge. Young women were not as precise nlioiit a house ns settled folks. Of course Flossie Juno wuUbl bring that bull pup. And, of course, the bull pup would tear the luce curtains. And, of course, Mrs. Hollins would have a thou­ sand Ills. The-dlstance from his house to hers was not greut. . _ * .** *"*' — T fTo trTItLl.rimTl union'red TTIs sum­ mons. No, Miss Flossie was not at home. Crestfallen, Mr. I’eever stnrted down tho ste|rs which lid had ascended with such high hopes. His incandcrlugs led him hack to Hapark. V Suddenly he stnrted nnd glnnced cautiously over lil» shoulder. "Say." ciime n voice from the gloom, YO U A I‘J 5 IN T E R E S T E D IN - F Y m l-f’ s m R IN G BOOKS! They arc used in every linw. o f business by Salesmen, O f­ fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers,. Ministers, Students— by ev­ eryone w h o must have a book that combine* . - UTILITY, DURABILITY* AND APPEARANCE Sheets can be obtained any­ time, ruled in eiflht styles. Bound in best quality Flex­ ible Bluck Levant Grain Cow tliidc, with Black Liuiugs. Sanford, Florida ’’who's* that fellow tliut hangs around your place?" ••'He’s a friend o f dad’s. Wlint do you stipiMiMe ho calls me? 'Flossie Jane.’ " Klio drawled, the words with comic emphasis. “ No one else ever calls me (lint. I can't help the 'Jane.' It was wished on me when I was too' little to object," continued the tlippunt voice. !'Js ho rli^t?" queried the inusculiiie speaker. _ . i* ’ J*¥» ii -Just Tflf^TTo -fS." fitugm-fl Ihe girl. "Hut. oh. you l.uhl spot A duet of titters followed this sally. Followed more Intk of a personnl na­ ture, such conversation ns Mr. IV cw r hllnself had hoped to share with Flos-, sle June. Finally the two arose to do-]mrt. A n the sound of their footsteps ciiine nearer, Mr. I'eever sal holt up­ right, gar.ing Innoeeiilly at the slurry lieuvelis. lie held Idliiself so well In hunil that In answer to Flossie's breathless "(!ood evening!" he mini­ aged to give quite u iiiilurnl start of surprise. The couple passed oil. "l>o you suppose he heard us?" Whispered Hu* .girl In a clear voice Hint carried straight to Mr. I'eever’s heiieli. “ Wlint do you care If he did?" was the louder, ui.concerned response of her escort. Alone In the comfort lug circle of lamplight,.Mr. I’eever clasped and un­ clasped Ills hands, clnsped them nguln and uuclnsped them. The light from Ills own silting room trickled enticingly through the lilac hrnnehes thill slanted Ihe window. Mrs. It.illlns was III there he eoitld see her hnwed head. She was sewing on but^ W ^ ^ tiirlll of qdblTsallsfuellon. With a Midden spring In Ills step, Mr. I’eever entered his own door. On tho threshold of tho -silting room ho hailed. Mrs. Itolllns girnced up nnd nodded a greeting. As If he had not seen her, Mr. I’eever stood solemnly g a z i n g over her head. After a iiimiieut: * "Mrs. Itolllns, this Is a slrango world." In* foiiimciircd Impressively. Mrs. itnlllns dropped tier sewing and looked mixloiisly Into Ids face. “ Why—wlint— ?" she ejaculated. "StrniiKi* things happen In It," con­ tinued Mr. I’eever, still riveting his gaze on Ihe wall. . "Yes—yes—" breathed tho widow, nn expression of ularm oversprcndlng her ruling face, * "I knew your Into luighnnd very well." Mr. Peevcr's tones were fu­ nereal. • "Yes—“ She lennrd forward, hrenlhless with suspense. Mr. I’eever Inhaled deeply! prepared for tho plunge, lost courngo nnd flop­ ped hronilslde. “ He was n good tiinn." ' "So ho was, Mr. I’eever, so he \Cns,‘* Mrs. Itolllns sniffed mournfully In memory of the long-departed. . There ivns n deep silence. -Suddenly Mr. I’eever flung his arms despairingly In Jho nlr mill commenced fruntlcnlly to pace the room. . "Mrs. lloillas!" lie liomncd, striving to pluck courngo from the sturdy vigor of his own voice. “ 1 am trying to tell you Hint I want to marry you—hut you don't seem to understand." Hack lleiv the color Into Mrs. Hol­ lins’ cheeks. "Why—why— Mr. Pecvcr." site twittered In n pretty flutter of relieved confusion. “ I thought— why—I thought—somebody wns dead I" "Do you mean yes?" persisted Mr. I’eever, courage flowering Joyously within him. The widow drooped her head a bit nnd nodded, Just pH ho reached her side. "T h ere Is always something to ho thankful for." quoth Sir. I’eever, with henmlng countenance, hut—he did not say It aloud. HEARD T H E YANKS W H I S T L E In Verdun on Armletlce Night It W m the Only Sign of Peace Cor­ respondent Found. .' Wo rolled Into Verduu long after dark, on the dny of t)\e'armlBtlce, nnd found no .celebration there. WIIMnms "Ilerl A. Ilaldwlii, Indy's maid.’* . Sounds funny, doesn't it, especially in ltcrt Is a farmer's, boy, but the po­ lice vouch for It. " Here's the story: ’ Detectives 'Joseph Lawrence • and David Ilroderlck. being Of, nil Inquisi­ tive imttire, sighted Hert us lie saunti-ri-d lido a pawnshop.. They watched him go Jo with two heavy null cases, ami walehefl him Colne out. In wept. Y. M. C. A. men fixed u^dugouta with our men on the French fiymr In th e ’ bud r.!d dt> ■* 'ire the armistice was signed. and It became | islble for the American veterae-i \’n lake tfcej";* rr-*a llo n out |a the open Hero In the dimly lighted ind : ground rooms. refreshments .were served, and nn epnnrti|rilly wi» given the ’ boys to write hcr.m, !u ’ • r . ~ ‘ mea were played and occasionally romd niohF'rilhteUc games such as boxing. It was even possible sometimes to put on a moving picture show for the beys in their time clf from actual trench, duty. • . * • eel *ohg. es thick. Iwn fee? wide mill With the chamhers *e ' 11;iw 1-1 I g l d l f d nji *J nlh^u.iul: inl in ,iu in ini ties. " I ’ll m ptch m y carbon copies against any in tow n for neat­ ness, la s'in g legibility and uni­ formity. I alw ays use 11 i« Onit IbtAde^rffTlliT out lllinii' II. " W il'd did Ihe MMing felloe wall! Ill lo re? '' they ih'liniluled o f the paw i III ok.t . , "Wanted to sell a enmpleti* otiMH of W o m e n 's elolli."*. curs ---- Well. eiel'V i long," replied il|e shopkeeper. Thut was enough fo r Joe and Dave. They set sail for I'.ert and soon , «., r:ill*'*l him. • t(T In Jail went Itert. Then i me l lie story : liert hlushiil, sinmmered and ninfesseil. l i e lind ordered Ihe women's altlre so that lie emild Itnper-oaale a hide's' maid. lie lunged for adven­ ture. lie heard (here w'ere |.<is of Jo|e« for holy's mahl.s. Ila d a t the hoys laiek at SlotlX Falls (old him lie looked like a girl? Hndti'l lie a glrbKh fare and couldn't lie talk like a girl? Sore he could, tie eolirlmled. However, his nerve fulled him, so lie jrieil In pawn the olothes.— Los An­ geles Tillies. Awful Thought, It WU- , M.n, "* |IIM ll.p nil I lie iifCllli mill the « IT kepi nil p i‘v'lg set-saw ami Iip-11. ...ni heaveho, mid all -fill* of lllieiiilifnnalile. ilN.igreeahle llllllgs; M ihal I inia li'-giili In g< I a little gli|*l> ami diir.ed ami tlnd and liar.y. FI:'.-plug a large dull In Iii -i armshe - I im-i I llpnll the ||"| k III In r uin!li er's side. . TR AD E i | , i MARK Carbon Paper J ‘'Mamma she siiildmily e v -,alini‘d. ' lilld her fine Mtrned I ■ a delicate pale green. " Y1s darling . what I- the matter?" "Oh. nothing.* mamma! Hill I—-I j don't Uni- lie* rahhli I had fnr filmier ! •mild bale bccll quite—qlllle (lend!" B u y y o u r ty p e w r itin g tu p p lim t o t t h i: H E R A L D P R IN T IN G COM PANY Plume 1IS Use for* Unneeded Explosives. The Bert Ho Would Sav. Prof, de Qiiervaln. tin* well-known 'D m 1'iiir wife holli-ve every Swiss seismologist, lias made n sag- * ag yell fell I er?" g e s t loii which deserves ihe very A m - | I'lll Ilul 11IIiI■* sure nhuilt lllllf. All fill nlteiilloii of our military iiuthorl,li* » I- »(».•« -*e |e*fl e t i l l y l i s t e n ! lifts mol of selenlllle men la this cnutiL1.1,. 1 ■— l r y X l icre^.*'-*■ m pf— Violet— —**"•*'"* WP^Ttftli- .nrpTnvrye^ln pfi-Fv ''colllllrjf Knew She Would Be Asked. which ciinnot lie preserved and must Tlllle mis leaving /i1 go over to her he ilcnltriilcd or exploded. lie sug­ gests Hint BO tons should Ik* exploded lltlle chum's luqise, when she suiVlen* nt definite times mol under various ly turni!d In the door and called to her atmospheric conditions and Hint ob­ luotlu'r, "Mniiitnn, has buby brother servers In all tho\fcflrrouialliig area got liny‘ teeth yet?" When asked why should be requested to IlMi-n for the she wished to know, she replied, "So Kiitiml. Such tests eoiihl not fall, says I ihii (i'll Mabel's mol her. She nl Nature, to throw far more light than ways asks iiiii if be has any teelb yet accidental unprepared exploHlnns on when I goes over In play with Mabel." the ninny problems present!d by the transmission of kouud wait s by the “ Women" Vs. “ Ladles." utmospliere. The nuances of the Fnglish Inn•.•uege seem to be us well understood by the Postage Then and Now. Persons who thought tho raise In person who advertised for "An aged the price of Id le r postage from tivo woman to enro .for an elderly lady," to three cents ii "big Jump," at the ns by the southern darkey ‘who *pra‘ time of. our entrance Into the war, soiling himself nt*.the door o f n lino I's lookin’ fo' should consider the colonial mid early mansion, announced government rates of postage. On March do cullud lady wlint works fo' de white fl. Just 7k’ years ngo, the United Stntes woman at dls house."— Springfield Issued Its llrxt postage stamps, just seven years nfu'r l>nglntnl laid adopt­ ed them; These llrst American stamps were of Ihe ft and 10 rent ib'iioitilnailoiiH, nnd naturally 'enough bore the likeness of Washington nnd Franklin. Previous to lids time postage was paid In cash, usually by Ihe receiver of the letter. The earliest rates were from 8 to 25 m ils. Polionoua, -but Valuable. ' Before America went Into the wnr there were discussions with reference to the cultivation ami sale of medici­ nal herbs; afterward the Interest paled before the necessity of raising vege­ tables "to heal the kaiser."— Ko nuiny weeds are sold to he made Into medi­ cine tlhit It-would lie dittlnilt to name them nil. Kvcit the Jlmson. short for Jiimestown. culled also devil's tipple mid ycvOrtil other uahies besides Hlninmnlliin. lias its value. We re­ member how us children we were wurned In ii loud, stern voice: - "Don't loll'd! that wejed. It's poison!" It Is Mill iis poisonous ns It ever wns, hut the leaves sell from 2 to 5 rents n pound, mid itic seeds also are used as medicine. Make Gas From Straw. ■A Canadian Inventor has worked out n new application of thrift In the form of n gas- which can he made from straw. The Invention will be of iqtcclnl value In farm communities, ns It will enable the fanners to utilize straw Hint now goes to waste. The gas Is made In a three-cylinder retort, l^ich cylinder holds a hnie-.qf straw .Sanford, Florida C arters WHAT YOU SURELY NEED (• a healthy, active, Industrious liver. Small doses of these pill* L s *u reguia:!y Insure that. You may also need a purgative sometimes. Then-lake one larger dose. Keep that In mlndl It will pay you rich dividends in Health and Happiness. Genuine ■ v—— — ISS.V™ Small PU1 M R S C A R T E R ’S IRON PILLS K E E P Y O U R EYE O N T H E H E R A L D W A N T COLUMN Use Good Tires^— It Pays! We have Ihe tii;e$ lhat will save yotfmoney—ihe tires you’ll eveotoally buy if you’re not already using them. M IL L E R T IR E S S O U T H E R N T IR E S arc so carefully built that each tire will give the same high m ilage as every other tire. N ot one in a hun­ dred ever calls f o r adjustment. are easy riding, friction resisting, and very hard to puncture. Treads are-one-eighth to one-fourth inches thicker than tires o f similar price. W E GUARANTEE THEM AGAINST IMPERFECTIONS See us today about your next lire order. Phone 251-W . . Sanford 115 Park Ave �• •t • •* J i1 Y AV ■v/* -J . •J: •* • mm * m PACK TWO 1 v * . •f^^T. j i| , V _ I j, , _ A a - a ' ■dk*. urr. . V- - * V. 7 YT , = i^ L ^ im » JUNE -6. 1919 — I , E F F IC IE N T R E P O R T E R S FO R T H E H E R A L D OVIEDO . *'■ l.‘ Mo,t haf r,‘*urnc'd from over •h; AP l . ~ LOf Mr. Fred S l n w -----— _ „„ — -*-**2 £ “ • W,th tho ®m,y and i» \falling friend* in Ivfedo. J «°i ^o“in ;r “ ■ v«r- ...... ....... r .■ i I . ’* • I I I • >‘ , h / *"*. I . — — — - x “ 7 ........................................................ ....... ' I •fify; If WIGHT TIRE GO. Lr a- '‘ .......... r,".‘ .............. .....- F ......................... ........ .......... .urame,. Daytona Flione 1G -TIRESDiamond— . IfficBe/in— Kelly Springfield— Portage— « » '. o I ...... "is new Henry_Ford. \>.. n—<>,a, ••W^ ~Knrn,rfy „ . .. ............... him back to the for “ visit until Monday. I Mr and Mrs. B. Stoelp of mutully _____ uASlv •J L L 'jf and Cthe .? '"“JParrei -n mutully dissolved y **, Florida and jjeneral Mail ()r 7™ Sunday B l L 1 s s m Mr- un'1 H a ; srF tr s s .1 t h : - w , , h „ w .„, J 'z A ™ ' * n. ,.i 'P n»vy and on the shinjon i co‘,n‘ y Rang^re doing some bea“ e flnya ‘ hat while in port n t lf * Work now between here and Bn,t he . . . Loul. E h t J n S T . n 'i * » « « « • » « ,he hole. „ „ lh" „ " 2 hat Louis is looking fine, hut has J hC r° ad' hmg.rig for the good old U. S. A — , n?rn to Mr. and Mrs. M M i ~__________ |Lord June 2nd, a baby girl. »l' k UP.NAL A AND GRAPEV1LLE Bengston 83 years of 0ge ». ,.‘d town »nd then out to Hpsala from Fort Reed to spend Sunday with his old friends. Metric Shirrs th fy» t h e M e t r k f SBU'1\ i f y o u ^ e m b r e T “7 ' T r p rice s l,irts H A T S and C A P S SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE "K TAKK UBL-RTr. OONDS AT PAH f. * • • ‘ t ,• * ♦• . t •- * (Continued from page 2) thing for a letter from home while three. quiat of Upsalea and has a wife and four little children. * ■Mrs. Volic Williams who is em­ ployed at the First National Bank in Sanford will enjoy her month's vacation, leaving Tuesday for points in Kentucky where she will meet her father and then on toher grand­ parents in Virginia*. • Emil Msgnuson. Mr. and Mrs. Krcl| and Elmer Lundquist. Sr., are busy packing tomaties for Chase & Co. In Sanford. • • ‘ ‘ T H E Y ^ C A R R Y ^E v ^ t y T H I N G ” - « —P Sunday with Moran. Alias Ethel Collins of Chuluota spent the week end with Miss Kath­ erine Flynt. evont and none of the soldiers are any happier over seeing the Statue of Liberty than the writer and while these scenes are enacted every month there was one incident the other day J. W. Flynt and Alias Katherine that.. W.aa trared .aidelibjy -on. n»yFlynt were shopping in Sanford last memory and is one that will never K<* ■forgotten. Tuesday. a • SOI F ° “r * “M 'y " " ly by • » ' demand. I'hm M LN00RAN°E'lNDL*K E MAHONEY-W ALKER CO _ r*rd» and 25.000 re.dr for'shipment. ' • ■ ■ sANroBn, noHiDA * 1^11 T o promote the production o f live stock and perishables and in- ' crease the food supply; . T o reach m ore people with m ore and better meat; .' CLOVER LEAF” AUTOMOBILE TIRES ^0 x 32 x 31 x 32 x 33 x 314 Nonskid “ 4 " 4 t 4 99 34 x 4 99 * *» $17.00 18.50 25.00 26.00 27.00 28.00 ves . w e c a n T o live and let live, winning greater business only through greater usefulness, with injury to nothing but incompetency, inefficiency and waste; to deal justly, fairly, and frankly w ith . all mankind. . VULCANIZE T H IS TIRE perfectly, so you cannot"tell the dif­ ference between . „ d ' a new one. we can add a lot to jta life and eficiettcy. i n short, we can re-life h s tire f or you and yo u r c#r w.jj V T hese are the purposes • a n d motives o f the m en w h o direct the policies and practices o f Sw ift & C o m p an y ,_____________ ma ■ . * benefit in smoother running. Just keep that word in mind: "R e­ Wd*at -^C d° l0 yoUf . KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Swift & Company, U. S. A . PHONE 17 0*k .nd 3rd St. Sanford, Florida Joining Bulkhead1” ^ J ^ E- ™ £ N T • • . . • building. Tw0“ j £ f ^ * i‘J>'«r'rtoiy factory M* Wim,m». who w u on Jury j, confifi.d h»™. ffStSU .it I * • . ‘ *• . . . r r -- _ T o reduce to a minimum the costa o f preparing and distributing meat and to divide the benefits o f efficiency w ith producer and consumer; 115 Park Avenue old tire i T o make a fair com petitive profit, in o r d e r to reim b u rse th e 25,000 shareholders for the use o f their capital, and to provide fbr the future development o f the business; Sanford Cycle Co. .«k Rising Sun Buy Stamps With Coupons SUPERLATIVE SELF RISING FLOUR. KEEPS T H E F A IT H ^ ^ C H N tm m E N T and PERFECT LEAVENING, W IG H T GROCERY C O „ . Sanford, Fla. . • WWWWVY 66 33CRIPPS BOOTH CARS” Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes R E PA IR WORK OF A L L KINDS FORDS A S P E C I A L T Y MOBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cars W ashed and D eliv ered — W e W ill Call for and D e liv e r Your Car. . Ph o n e n o . u - rem em ber th e no / T T • i Water Nymphs Emily Griffin - 7 Rathbun Pink and green was the color motif used in the decoartlons of tho Colonial Dance .... Houseley living room nnd dining room. Great Olive Newman masses of pink verbenas and fern (a) Jewel Dance ..... ... Spaulding filled bowls and vases, pink shades (111.'.^*ifile Miss Muffet” „ ...... Rogers over the lights reflecting tfia glow of . Pearl Robson rosy dawn upon the-sweet faces or Reverie................................ MiloDeyo the little folks gathered in honor of Mildred Ijolly '. the grncious young host. The table (a) Flying Horsemen.... ..... Gurlitt was specially lovely With its flowers (b) Hobgoblins........... . Nuremburg and ribbons and dainty favors. Miriam Whitcomb Pink ri bbons caught beneath the Bagpipes....... !............. ;....... Ryder chandelier extended to the four cor­ . Carmeta Barber ners of the table and ended in big May Rapture............ ;......... Lichner bows while the beautiful white cake Madeline Mallem Sounds from South......... Spindler with its five tiny pink candles made a most attractive centerpiece. The Agnes Perritt * cake rested on a silvpr stand, em­ Part y . bedded in a nest of feathery ferns ■Nocturne........................... .’..Chopin and Marscha! Niel roses. The favors Mildred Kennedy .* were dainty pink baskets with green Shower Stars.... ................... Wachs ribbon bows and filled with marsh­ Margaret Zachary mallows. Bachesque------- -------------- Neustedt Anna DuBose Out on the lawn, flitting about Scottisch Jane Poem___ MacDowell like a swarm of brilliant hued butter­ • Virginia DeCoursey flies, the little folks enjoyed their cake and ice,cream and p layed ‘the 1.1 games, Aid fashioned and new, so The Boy .Who Did Not Return dear to the heart of childhood. Dy R. J. Holly Assisting Mrs. Gillen in looking Amid th? checra of thousands of after the pleasure of her small relatives aqd friends and the blare guests were Mrs. Wm. Shelly, Mrs. of the bands I accompanied some J. G. Hurley and Mrs. W. If. Peters. four thousand returned soldiers up Refreshment guests were Mrs. Brax­ the streets of a .certain city several ton Perldns, Mrs, Martin T higpen ----• under the ihe ............. j*week|—Igo un3er triumphal and Mrs. Alice Holt. arches and over flower strewn bouleEnjoying Billy’s party were: Mar­ vtrds. It was a brave sight and one garet and Jack Peters, Eugene EstI that brought forth tears as well as ridge, Patsey and Joseph O’Connor, I cheer» m the boys who had been Frank Langley, Oliye Newman, Ed­ I "over there" for eighteen months or win, Margaret and’ Lois Shelly, i - more through the hardest fighting James Pollard, Wallace Philips, | came home and were received to the S«ra. Evelyn and Frederick Williams, bosoms of family and friends. These Lawrence and Evelyn Peabody, Dor­ scenes of home coming always make othy LawSon, Clemence and Marcile • • * profound impression on me al­ Hurley, Lester Philips, Emily and though none of the boys are known Irene Griffin, Robert Adams, Maris, to me other than.being all my boys George and Mary Elisabeth Moye, on the transport and being with me Margery Hpokina, Earle ' Nieblack, to t ten or fifteen days in sickness Braxton Perldns, Jr., Katherine AlTfcd t e i f r A f f i - u o u i . ten, Arthur Johnson, Jr., Andrew Blackman of Orlando. M~ .. r*> . ..a‘-Tf ,fPT secret and special and personal for you Is WRIGLEY5 In Its air-tigh t sealed package. I A goody that Is worthy of your lasting r e g a r d b e c a u s e of Its la stin g quality. flavors - ■7 -* I■ * • =. k* Sealed Tight Kept Right ■ A l . * s k iin g : _* _ .-A* feS • . Other Flours may promise much, but Swift & Company * csrsr\£ft5slSEfi: Mr. panned"thber’ M n ' C h rM n c n-ngthere m “ Wil' vliU rc,ativea^ • COUNTY HAPPENINGS CATES CRATE COMPANY 9 Willie Tyner and cousin. Elmer went down to Tamp. Thursday to present at the graduation of the1 T .Z * Cl" - " Tom the I Tamp. High School. The boy.'I »'* m\ pi SHINGLES aZ ,nd 1Mnr' Fred Krell were out a^luUe while Sunday to see her par- Perkins and Britt , LATHS, k'e- *nd Mr., Rhren.perKee .nd t Mi“ 0*«. Benin motored rel.Sve. Th“ " d,y on * •­ fatest a n ^ m o s T u ^ t o - t S styles'^'w e f e 1 7 thi" 2 but the ' ' 7 the past week another laroe shiiinient of f rec1e'ved within smart and-, nobby. CO M E™ IN AM D G E T Y O U R S '7w . j '‘ / w r S 1, - lum ber, with i5 *retMEr,C80n 8PePt Thureday i on' kri Magnuaon with abort cal "S.mJ"". Eu,d™ . " s u p p l i e s * and*xi * ndr, Mr*‘ Je88° Lee nnd Mr. ter P.rT' ^ W i n , f k; Th“ « two belonged in ast items and were overlooked. what they cost M E T R IC shirte nr» , for what ‘ hey are than for There is only one line of sMrto^n the Pr‘C? shi-Ls madeshirts and N ON E better T r! i ! ketasg00(l:15 M E T R IC vincod. A shipment of T ry them w,ce you will b ^co,,: EASY 1 TO Martin Seed Company CO. in M. E. Smith is selling off his hog* 1‘ b u i l d e r s " ’w ci* 'iy ,h t J- S- Dlnkrl wore I ’ ,r“- Lortl will wlrl.rate their fiftieth Satnrdav J"ending anniversary next November .... . ptrt for -a — large mi and snrine u varied stir ne frop: nm,n». egg,i|nn,' K P; tomatoes. t,,mat0‘‘s. peppers. **«• " t * . vrlrtlr. • ",|1 I,i.h S 7 M ' Ir\: ,,nI Mr" Entxminger and , r ' n,‘ ,LPPn‘ mMt. ° r tb-^ ntarried IRe at their present home. Fri.J.y' , " 'h" ..... O'1- ' - op M. T. Cassady mqved hack to his omc in Sanford Heights Wednesday ami \\. C. Riley moved hack to his s t m homo in this settlement. C. R. Lord has resigned his posi ciulnf ; .. Call on ua for ciact duplicate of your broken spring,, and reedvo apring sat­ isfaction that is real. I Ih ilw e k !'"''" h“ ------ au to ow ners lum ber '* Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of all kinds, carloads a specialty, Cut-rate Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants. Frames As the hoys swept up the Jong avenue beneath the trees just burst­ Re-investment of First Liberty ing out with ftpring foliage, tho sun . Friends of Girder Lundquist of Loan Bond interest in Thrift and shone bright and warm and all na­ War Savings Stamps is urged upon ture seemed attuned to the joyous Pensacola will be sorry to learn'that -fn an accident last-week -hr-loat the - .Airs., Bore)) and Woodard- Bertie- 'ie- citirens :of Sanford by “Afnyor occasion and as ' l~I66ked~To th*e . *' most of his good right arm. lie is son spent Wednesday with her sister, J. D. Davison. , right and left of the street watching / . the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lund- Mrs. Msgnuson. The government will make a semi­ the crowds the face of a sweet old A children's day program of songs annual interest -payment on the mother peered out from the grand­ and exercises is being planned for First Liberty Loan on June 16th, at stand. Her countenance set in tho next Sunday, following the school at which time the sum of $809,955.12 background of gray hair, with all the .'L0O new time. Pass the good news will be turned over to investors in wistfulness of n mother's longing and along. , the Sixth Federal Reserve District. aching heart she looked intently at each passing soldier, watching for Many of our * citizens own First her'hoy who had been reported miss­ GENEVA Liberty Loan Bonds,'' the Mayor ing and still it seemed to mother We carry all the Mrs. Colonel Baxter and children said. "The Treasury Department leading varieties -of of Gainesville nrc visiting Mr. and has urged all who can to take this that he would come hack—that he must come ’ back. At times *hc •evd which have Mu. J. II, Huddleston. interest money and re-invest it in thought she had discovered him in been te s te d and Thrift nnd War Savings Stamps. known to be best the smiling countenance of one of Little Miss Ethel Tillis of Sanford adapted to our soil has been the guest or her aunt, Mrs. By thia means they can turn their the boys and then the excitement and climate. interest into more interest. This is would give way to despair and she Troy Proctor for some time.Write' projitahie patriotism an.! I trust would woulu „again Kam Bll sit bac^ watching. 1919 cat. Mr. and Airs. Claude Raulerson hat those # ho own First Libetfy .watching, etching. weekly pri spent the week end in DeLatid. Bonds will comply wit^L^c Treasury * r Oldpst «-sLd»bshFor an hour or rrtore sho sat there Department’s request. ed Seed House in Mr. and Mrs. Tillis of Sanford scanning each company as it swung Flqrido. . visited Mrs. Tillis' mother, Mrs. R. "Arrangements have been made past to the wild cheers of those who G. Nicholson last Sunday. so that you can ex^ange your Lib­ recognized their boys and their 1. erty Loan interest coupons for-Thrift friends. As the lust sqund marched Mrs. W. H. Hand, Miss Clarice nnd War Savings Stamps at the post by mother was still watching and; Hand, Airs. Cora Akers and Frank Jacksonville, Florida Roper, all of Snuford spent lust office. The postmaster has a suffi­ her face was one that once seen will cient supply of these government se­ always be remembered. Hoping curities on hand nnd will be pleased against hope, with all of the mother’s to accommodate you. War Savings faith jn the return of her boy she . Stamps are always cashable at the had not found him and while the1^ post office on ten days’ notice. We dying notes of the bugles and the have too much civic pritja to doYsat ring of the happy thousands than Aur neighboring citlat, faintly smote the ear, mother are planning to work up p bi. jjipcd the black silk shawl around crease in War Savings Saiga ON drooping shoulders and slowly 16th, and to do it largely’ on their wended her way to the lonesome interest coupons. fireside, the almost deserted home that would never again he bright­ Muairale ened by the laughing, rollicking boy, The Cerilian Music Club gave a the life of the ojd home in that little . Swift & Company has b&come ny)st enjoyable program in the studio southern town. of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson last Sat­ At last mother believed thfie easone o f th j large businesses of the urday aftorno’on, May 31st. . ualty lists. world through continuing to The piano selections wpre mostly" from the young people of the club meet the grow in g needs o f a Attractive Cfiildren's Party and delightfully rendered. A pretty event of last week was nation and a world. Mary Nixon was charming in n tbe birthday party on Monday after gruup of little folk poems. -f -,—— noon ,frAm"«!3n tr> »i; on »Vlni-i> lC , noon 6:00,n clock^glven ^vvflociefy ~fias— rigfrf - to—a^lr The program ctinclu ded with a by Mr and Mrs.' W. D. Gillen in number of excellent readings from honor of the fifth birthday of their how the increasing responsibil­ Miss Rosamond Radford. attreative little son. Billy, who, byities and opportunities for use­ Piano numbers given, were: the-way is a right royal and popular little host. *' fulness w hich go w ith such Part I. March of Giants ... ......... Rogers Billy has been having a birthday grow th are being used by the Hara Williams party every; year since he was one men w ho direct its affairs—and (a) Waltz Matilde Bilbro year old, each one being- prettier (b> Marcia MurtildeHilliro thun the last and this year was the the men have the right to answer: Marguerite Garner very loveliest of them all. wa" Present and in spite of the dpwnpour of rain n__h,g dtnner, __________ 3Pre5tL7Jg.k>is front ■»lYiifTfTT1»'T Af'KNTS WANTED Jacksonville, Fla. hsll r| and il, LARGE Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hodges of Ssnf ord and Miss Olga Beilin 'spent Sunday with friends in Fort .Christm»*. ‘ . WwilburSprjnjBfeaks put on r »■ Ml” GtuirniW M artw ^ - m . ______ Wj^Y* ___ ° nri ° ’rl,’Ck' After dinner Mr ’Tor“,i bear'h day Iant week ° * M *S"8rry oneT| Mrs J M w i. , , “ lho history of his life which was* “vert h.ia ,ifp * hi'h was and killed or injured y° m it ....Th. I....... .. 8,„ ’ 7 " I,' .Ion. u.i.lcr Mr “ —f— „ 123 Broad SK Frank Parker, an other Orapovill, 0> n«s 'mV has juB justt come back from vL ' and «ald said he would have ■ anr*.’ nnd ( Con., , ? V*n ™y‘ Continued on Page ;]) Mr>: M “ ry Hardaway on - I 0 r r 'x ..- key Y C. & B. H A T CO. ■a fine baby dail .avenue have been having turkey ....... .... • - » . * ......... .... dinners week.. Wildcat made made a -----•« this •iiia hook Mr. and Mrs J ^ n; i . n o t ic e t o p u b l ic *•».» ,0f ,,orn 10 Mr ‘'i-itirig" r e b ‘ jv’ T ' ^ r e ' n t ^ r‘ ‘ ‘‘turn, .! “ A Feed F or Every N e e d ’ * thing Just Phone 181 daughter, Carmori wilf att,.n,i mer school, ^ n,‘ <um- purinap; CALF CHOW Builds PEED • ............. M THE BIG Proprietor . ELDER SPRINGS I '’Ut h‘" fiends are rejofneed to have The picnic Monday in M r. Lord'* ( *. C. McDougal. was at home him on the road to resovery. fr° m W Ga.. over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Taft will |,0. tfle honor was held at his house on uc G. C. Chu miter lain wn* over from crowd ° f ,h“ ‘,nd ^ athpr' Quite ^ ‘ :y P" ” - r ' I setting ‘ J ‘ be rein in. • : »He i * ,s still under the care of » future as. yet. Pennsylvania \frT'rv"1 r ,a".... Mrs. Henry .Lw; Utile |ady i in. . ■ ‘ ' ' L a n d fo r * ' " ’ miAtlanl-i n f..u. , . .■ *'« Ntetso,, I Diversity Commence-j ’ * duy" "V'u- bus come home to.stay. r n,‘ M,“ Annie graduated ", Z ................ .’ '■ruling ...................... Ulll , ■•H"- summer vi*itihl! relative. u <- hear of three large oll(. ' ••I home |„ a f,.u ,,ay!| friepda ii, ‘Atlanta. I ? " * ki,," d in ‘ he last two \ v X L f* Hagan of San ford Was in ««• on the road and two in the blue-1 |h M'** i* quite u jth the mumps. * ,tn ‘ aola Saturday morning. , berry patch. People had R h. Ivey and family will |,..... j careful in picking berries for they arc ,, ’ 1 Hickson have " ;urc death if they bite you T ho I uesday morning for Bartow i \ farm " r> avenue , orries can stay in the woods for my "'•ere they have purchased pro,.. 7 7 " ' ""'-I'any John Russell , f*ur!. don t need them. •'"'l " 'll make their home •riev n 1<,n8ld,‘re*'°n $12,000. i n don’t seem like the Hermans JuIi -V m ! Kl) 1' U|> P'UMwaion .after! . ' ‘ ~ * • > i m and have bought the Ed-1 , O N (;WOOD I'U K VVS “ fP K° In»f "if" the peace, but the I - y " are coming home jus. the s„m and Frenrh"51 ™«***r First *’ 7 ' y " f rn"• an<« -me'more ram. Rut hunger hurls and is goj,,.. lots as a home* " " m " 'j!' ! * " n ty i, ' J° ''” C,OU:“!r brought "irt worse if things don’t got right. ">“ • Mre. Cameron and 'thUhil.lrem -Monday thev w, „i i, i , , Seminole Bank Annex 1 < ; *-• PAGE THREE W- -Hi—ADA MS In Or7„„i“ " “* G“ * ,,,W l I tKK MARV ITEMS r da^nfirr K‘ V itchH1 r,,turnp‘* Sun­ c. A. Jones of Lakeland was here * ■ " " * ■ ' « ■ Monday repairing pump, in section quarters of the A. C. L c,plory •*>•* watermelons •nd U n i » « ) d . Wilber I, Joi„ , hi, *-- — 1 » MIm Gayle Marshall spent Wcd. this week, with his old enemy, asth­ I Hoyd Sjohlom arrived home FrfThe r l J'’0 PP°d fr° m h"rr' . n 8daF afternoon in.Orlando. * l rain has done considerable dam- home ^ ' C P nK ‘ ° ,,rinC “ our hoys” ma and hay fever combined. <i«y last from France. , «R<* and still it rains. W. E. Argo has taken the Sae Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee and mo­ Fred and Goodheart Sjohlom enme Sendees it. Christ Church have Mrs. Wader mother of John w »,l» 0 ° " l . rU" b ,,' ” n ther, Mrs Stedt were calling at the home Saturday from Winter Haven »l,o h « ro.ld.d „ „ C .m. ; 0„ n. " n„e montGi.,#Ct>ntinUed ,h' where they have been working in the — ..u o, .Mr. „nd Mrs. Henry Henry Leo, u . Fred Strange left Tuesday to take oranges for some time. on hirst street Thursday to see S L T ^ * , ' C en ly ''°“ kM o run on the main line of the A. C.L Longwood has "turned returned to to her i I new new T * "uf**1 Thursday to see the the — rrsiuence died vrrv , .'7 v-ry new daughter which oame »o to bles, bless A E. Sjohlom gave the first water- , J d J ; ‘ ’Z l . Primitive .stage and would h i ? h l * . w hich suddenly of rheumatism of the hran ! “ “ f “ nd Would be H ‘ heir Miss May Conoly left Monday for 1 • * ° Uld b.e «n Jtheir home. We all rejoice with her home ,n Valdosta. Ga., Miss i ^ r i : - .................. ...... . at the home o her daughter. Mrs. ^ 7 ” bu.t for thp ^ o d old kero- them. Raker on Mellonville 8ene . I ... Conoly taught in Oviedo the past Friday « . T ".' Me understand Jesse Thompson Rev. R. W. Edwards of Jacksonterm and made „ host of frien, c c m «„y . m,n U k tvl" “' Mllf spent the week end here proachWEST GENEVA AVPNinIr f ,nV to. " ' “ ycross to he treated here who regrht to see her leave and ng Sunday morning and was enterThe rainy weather is stili hanei’ ledfrh^u,” * t,*m aettling in a wound­ Hin«.rely hope that she will return hanging ed foot; hi. brother. Jack came over *1•' i f rfUU «n a„d .he ,..d . . '* to Oviedo in the fall. I’ AOLA . to PP him him from f.__ v\‘DeLaad. * . ! ho« ' " • Dto R see A-, I . Connelly is' shipping .evW.I The' c,*y is _____ ______ -rlond. of „ [ watermelon, w „ „ ra,|0„ , this lh‘ week « » M.n.I i. a |i„|c ” A gas tractor is being used for thC* t,’r . LaUt° n 'ha". returned from killed a large CtTU,adn T 7 fr° m! rntili"1 Tu*worth killed » *“ **•' “ ••u l,;;g rr~ p lo w in g he io aers- tract preparing ln-hl. . -> i5 5 rT W m,----- w to-h“ ---V0 * brirk roads-iodn. rUBQS soon OviedoT *’ B. “ Klhrla„ -• Then thnrn ta-ill ___complaints ... “ tor a fail garden. " ^ Then thore will be no of I ,,ay morning in Sakford. oad roads out here. EAST SANFORD Mrs. C. . Rvder » r m .. . " e are K,n‘I notice the road •IreI. O/lfart and daughter.* bo b«a »*•»« -‘opping In SaStT Rnho c ’ , . unu “ aughter, ■ . -• .,K wi// ^ T r*in‘ h0,d much lonKor th<‘y reads ° Ut‘ Makin,r out for our now iiant low ii»u‘ months si . i* i bavin., i . „ i ' ,c S r meeting of the Wade .... y ft Sunday.night for u iri|» to i'll* ' P»"‘ i In ' k TI 10 pp,),,0r!l and ‘ °maHampton Chapter of the U. I) ( \ Mr. and Mrs. Coiler of Sanford Thl,ro “ re some pe„pie t.om. was held at the home-of Mrs. j. \ z t z z .... ^ flaming of the peppers pculding now. were oUt Sunday calling on Grapef ark I uesday afternoon. Mr. Will Robinshn is busy „ UJ ;.... -r« n k ,7 .............. r M. K. t r t 1 ^ 7 * ting up and selling his tomatoes H* We are glad to learn that little has a fine chance of tomatoes and •Ninme Reck is on t|,e mend again. r, . ^ « IN (O n*-. * U ueun> Vnn* *weVt vwi,| corn an and beans this this year. - ........ .... >r- » rr.,,,' , ; ......T s° that ahu can ait up. Carl Farneli of Sanford s(.enr »,.v ,nn,n n*M ,ut three months. nfi«Tn«wn. da-v ........ lay , y ?ttr* People are potatoes now. c ari hncson of Miami and son. Carl "h o has hut recently returned from Maitland have he,.,, visin',,g ‘•ranee, minus an arm lost in ,hr re. ,»e, t to move to *'• ” • 'ories tin's week 1the’ na t •• #nn ivreit, .Mr. Eli • 1,1 i ‘ u k iMnminoek i -rvice drove through by auto on Mr*. W. W. W. Milleuand Mill Mrs. Adanm .,{ Sanf-rd s „ f , x*rs. Adams .,f Sanford Mrs W. Mrs \} r «»»••■«" EUr'ldg1',. hPF a“ 7 ' Mr<^ • '• ' Vil1 Kob,n» ‘*n were ^undav . 1‘ h-ir way to-DeLand where t|> nuiif— H - Ie u . Z Z : - Kum* - t,( ^ \ ^ THE 8ANFORD HERALD ocean licach. S u V f e llp °®‘he futomohiling on*, Kotf. Mshing from tho ocean nior *“afhthe jetties. Sea fJod "r r*m meals. A fine bunchTrillin'?0*11''* ■ In charge of a competent n.i.-* or. Dancing. An idea1 C ' 1the ®Pring and simrn ' i a'v , >o "H te us for rates, reservai , , " ’n,hllet; oto r' a' lons. o ^ . r — 11 * * • , IK HANFORD HERALD COUN T Y HAPPENINGS , ■■■ Si ifl mt§*u ' ■, •' • ; ; . V • * �War Savings to your necessity 1 1 '* 1 �of B ar Soap! O — decidedly no, when G R A N D M A is around. • No bar Soap lying in N waterwastingaway. Nochlpping. slicing or sharing off more than you need. GRANDM A Is a wonderful soap—and it Is Pow dm d. That's the big secret. You just measure out what you need, no more. Sprinkle It In the tub and presto—just like magic, millions ofajorioiu, cleansing ■udi In an instant. Then, the whitest, cleanest, freshest clothes that ever bung on a wash line. Try this Powdered Soap Todayl Grandma’s Powdered Soap Saves T IM E — Saves W O R K —Saves SO A P Your Grocer H as I t ! BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME" EVEN TH E G A TE PO S T N O T IN IT membership provided you like to pay as touch as a dollar or more. The Boy Scouts- worked "well for their country during ‘ the war and sold bonds, war savings stamps, located black walnut and fruit pits- for the government as no other organiza­ tion did. Truly the boys need rec­ ognition and one should consider it an honor that he is an associate member of such an organization. individual enterprise. Whoever says No 8uch Word as Fall. the, Valdez won't be ready for the There Is n difference between not many Sanford visitor* in the very succeeding, und falling. The one Is near.future ought to drop by that final;'the other I# only n temporary w ay once in awhile and note the hindrance. I f you persevere In spite force at work on the remodeling of of not succeeding. If you stnrt ngnln thp building, note just what they and act on the knowledge you have have done in the past ten' days, and gnlned by ybur slip. It will not work you lasting Injury. It Is only when you then roaljze for themselves just how surrender that yon are really beaten. long— at the present rate—Sanford There Is no such word ns "fa ll” to one will be without the best hotel be­ who will not give up. tween Jacksonville and Tampa. The I dream of the Sanford citizens is] Don't Worry. , about to come to pass. Sanford has Rise above smull thing*. The woman reached a turning point in it* his­ tory and from now on— well, just vho lets smnll things worry her win keep your eyes on the city. Watch ue completely undone the first time she meelH with n really big prubje^n. her grow. It Is dlslritegnittntrtd your.uuuiiiU and nervous condition, not to mention your 5 Does a bank statement mean physical condition, to worry. You need anything to you? At times I have tot be resigned to fate ifbr slip your heard people wonder why the banks rroubleS ns the old frlepd duck's back, would print their regular statements throws water. But you ran meet trou­ — taking up often as much as whole bles with a will to conquer them or page to put a bunch of dry figures idjust them—and after that * “ they dtould worry," but aot you.—Kxon—just figures, and possibly the hnngc. names of the officers and maybe the directors. Did you' ever see an ad­ ' Power of Imagination. vertisement of this kind and won­ To those who see only with their dered why the bank thought that a eyes, the distnnt Is always Indistinct good way to advertise? Well to the and little, becoming lpss and less ns business man— to the man accus­ It recedes, till utterly lost t but to tomed to look at the bank "balances the Imagination, which thus reverses and the conditions of the banks in a the perspective of the senses, the far given point to determine just the off Is great und Imposing, the magni­ condition of affairs at that place ih tude Increasing with the distance.— bank statement means something. Mrs. Jameson (Studies), In this connection I would remark that the statements of the several A Chief In Among Ye Taking Nolen banks of Seminole county, mean and Fallh, " H e ’U Print ’em"— sortiething just now. These state­ So Snya Saunlcrcr. ments mean that' the people of the county have money— look at the de­ M y mother's mad and I can't see, r Well, they tell me. that the char­ posits in these several bunks—get a Why she instead aint proud of me ter did puss both the house and sen­ statement and digest it. Statements For doin' what the sojers done ate und -in all probabilities is now a A million times, a-ilghtin' Huns! la v of the grand old state of Florida, But you should heard what all she to take effect when The power of said ■ Sadfordjhe people— approve it at the 'Bout naughty boys that's sent to lioils. Now for the first time in i bed— many years the people of Sanford ’ Cause 1 just mude a small mistake, have u chance to say that they, want • GoJn* "over the top " her frosted o r' don't want a thing — ttiin rity cake. — M AK. charter is subject to the will of the people, and the people every man, r I think it is about time the weeds % I see by the papers that the Boy woman and chilli, ought to lie inter­ were being cut from some of the va­ cant lots about tills town. Now. Scouts are to have a week next ested enough to udvise themselves of don’t let's wait till the weeds week. 1 think it is about time some the new charter and if it is what considerations were given the noble they want, vote for it, and if not ami old tin cans and wnste get any thicker on that vacant lot, Get an hoys. Show them that the work what they want; vote against it. old hoe or a scythe and raise tinExercise* your right of franchise at done by them during the war time sweat on your brow— the exercise is appreciated. Set apart a week t lie (mils and thereby speak your A ' will do you good and the result to during which time every adult per­ wishes on the charter, question. son in the country should become an number of mouths will elu|ise before i that lot will make tho town think associate member. The cost of an an election is called and during that |more of you as a citizen. When, we annual membership is only $1.00 but time a study of the charter should ; get to that place where we take par­ there is a |rovision whereby you ran ,be had—study it early and become |ticular pride in making out lot look pay as much us you like for this posted -don't take the other fel­ better than our neighbors and when low's word for it— he may not know-; we take pride in making-our section or may not have understood what lie' of the city look better than the other heard some one else Hay about it. section—just so soon will Sanford lie The only sure way is to read, make the "talked of city" in central Flor­ up your mind and vote your eonviiv- ida. Cun it lie done? GetTiuBy on Range or Grade lings that vacant lot and let’s see, lions. can he made profitable by pur­ chase of good hoar, penning \ Poverty is the greatest of physi­ t; They tell me that doughboys in and feeding him and bringing cians. His method is propliylartic outfits yet over the seas have learned sows for service. First .class rather than therapeutic, hut in to pray such prayers as this: Our Dnroe Jerseys, all ages, both point of results he is in n class by Father, who'art in Washington,^hursexes, from registered stock for himself. His practice attests the ried by thy name. Give us thi* day sale at little over meat prices. etlirary of the ounce of prevention our delayed pay and forgive os onr Write ub your wymls. Spring in big doses. Poverty ranks high as A WOES and our tied checks missed, Garden Ranch, Ih-l.eon a surgeon, too. * Nobody else cuts us we forgive the Bugler, the Supply Springs, Fla. out so many things that are not Sergeant, and all those who wear good for us. In a way he has the re­ ! bars. Lead us not'into the Army of spect of the profession. Where he js j Occupation, and deliver us from the in charge uf>a rose no other practi­ ' Fatigue Squad, for Thine is the army tioner is apt to interfere.— Studies land the M. I\, and the Q. M.. and W e have a ribbon for the Field Clerks forever and ever.— from Life. your typew riter 1Ah, Oui. BLACK, JUNE «. 19)9 THE SANFORD HERALD TMQE SIX BLUE, PU R PLE or any of the above with red HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply Depl. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida Here is that Famous Refrigerator with the seamless, dish-like lining— the genuine Superb Porcelain Lined A ll in one piece— with rounded comers brought clear to the front. The Pride ro f every Housekeeper. Don’t con­ fuse this wonderful sanitary lining with paint or enamel or with porcelnin lining put on in sheets and the joints filled with cement We Will give you Free a sample of the Leonard Porcelain that will quickly show you the difference. Yon can’ t scratch it even with a knife. I t is ever­ lasting, easily kept sweet and clean. Look for the trade mark LEO NARD C LE A N A B LE to avoid imitations. Just call and see i t that’s all we ask. Knew She Would Be Asked. Tlllle was tearing to go over to her little chum's house,.when she sudden­ ly turned In the door nnd called to her mother, “ Mnnnnn..hns baby brother got any teeth yet?" When asked why *dte wished lo know, she replied, "So 1 ran tell Mabel'a mother. She nlwnyn nsks me it lie him any teeth yet when I goes over to piny with Mabel." Qot Fat on Poor Food. A recruit ot one of the southern enmps wrote n long letter home, which fie started by telling how rotten the food was, nnd Hint he didn't get enough to ent. Nenr the end of the letter, nhout pnge fifteen, he told tho folks how fnt he was gelling, having gnlned ten pounds In nhout a month. Roc* of Boat Builder*. Tho Irish from time Immemorial have been hoot, builders, nl though the west const mackerel fiahertm-n. or the hake const to iheaouth, or the haddock flslv cries on the WUtbcnHt'must he vlslte^ to understand tberonl Ingenuity of the Irish nntlvft boat builder. In n large way Belfast represents the high devel­ opment o f the shipbuilding Industry, HILL HARDWARE COMPANY Y A C H T o.IBRONA F Q R SALE The 40ft cruising yacht ‘ VERONA" for sale. Sleeps six. Electric lights and modern equipment. Powered with a 24 horst power, 4 cylinder, 4 eyrie cycle motor. power, Address: C. K E N N 1SO N , P. O. Box 505, Orlando, Fla TRY A HERALD WANT AD you havi progress hotel is a cliilii of the community I and for that reason 1 feel that 1 ought to do my level best to give it all the boost I can yes, even more so, probably tliun. some private and In ' 1860 our fathers transacted business with currency which, on the average amounted td $1.1.85 for each person in the country. The civil war caused a man to need more money to buy thp same goods as be­ fore and in 1865 tho circulation per capita was $20.58. Then it began to decrease' and in 1878 got down to $15.32. It could not get lower, how­ ever, and began to ascend until, in 1913, it was $34.56. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R ThevFord Sedan is high-class in a p ­ pearance and appointments. T h e seats are restful, and deeply upholstered with cloth [o fjlh ig h q u a lity .f Large doors g iv e eonvenientjrentrance on either ______ nake/it a closedfccar foifincIem entJweatherT and g ive fresh air when open. W itfi high quality in appearance, and equipm ent there is the simple and safe control in driving.**? [AJ, woman's car— a fam ily carjfor every day in the year. ' Ford Sedan, $775 f o. b. D etroit. C. F. W IL L IA M S Agent E D W A R D H IG G IN S Salesman. With the beginning of the Euro­ pean war there 'was such a pause of shock in human affairs that the amount of money in circulation nt first tended to fall, but by 1915 the effects of war were in operation and the figure went to $35.44, bounded Handle United States Tires Because they're good tires. Because w e K N O W they’re good tires.' Because our experience has taught us that they w ill satisfy and gratify our customers. - ------- * There are United States Tires for every need of price or use. W e can provide exactly the ones fo r your car. Value of Silence. I f n mon abuses an enemy, he hurtn himself, and If he praises him. hla friends soy ho la n hypocrite. Thera aecma to be no course more creditable than tho simple course o f keeping still, r—Topeka Capital. . Dally Thought Man 1* hla own star, and tho eoul that cab render an honest nnd. perfect man command* all light—John Fletch­ er. - U nited StatesT ires We know United States Tires are good Tires. That’s why \ B & O M O fO R COMPANY O VERLAND SALES & SERVICE CO M PANY P H IL IP W. ROBERTS— MIMS �JUNE «, 1919 THE SANFOBD HERALD W ; V A V ck - r^ r L _1 M 9w ■a. *•- Actresses 'y{m pinyjn tjle pb<iriy T l.eo tcr«t Cnnai Dht, X. 1.711nil a touch Ttotiie In tno I’lnyprn* Uoutw which (ho housing commit(t^o o f the Young Women’s Chrlstluji Association, of which Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Is rtinlrmnn, operates for them, llecausc of the distance from any town where they might stay. It, was necessary to provide*some sort of living uecommnflnlInns for the actresses. The Y. W. C. A. hullt the house, supplying It with all conveniences such as sewing machines, wnshtulm nnd Ironing hoards. Camp taken for tho. color of n deer, was told to both her gnindimrenls. % Let ft suffice In say that Itcttlnn not only kept her deer skin,' hut moreover went on her honeymoon In an nilornhle • tittle 'rondulcr—her wedding gift from grnnddnd. BETTINA’S DEER Dy OEULAH W. RICHAltGOON viaiamojid sq ueeg eetread Take Out * The Luxury You have always want­ ed to— in everything. Let us help you to tn!;e the luxury-cost cut o f m otoring. It can be done. SQVEEGEE TREAD Tires — the tires w ith red sidewalls, — they w ill take lu xu ry-cost o u t tires; — they w illd eliv er just exactly the day-after­ day service you expect o f your car, I f you w ant a tire that will make you com e back fo r more* bu y cn e DIAMOND. CHARLEY HAD BRIGHT Magnolia Ave. SANFORD, FLORIDA Priiale Lahorsior. of RnlllnA » o l U < r Wlnlrr I'srk.-FU., No». Slh, ISIS I hup romplripd f.rrful rhrmlral tm lpii < of* Ihp i l m j l r of » a l p f lhal oushi me rnrl) lam arrh, anti) ha>p oiilslnrd Ihi* full..In g reantia; r . ____ _____ dt__ _______ ,CI.»r Chlorine . . 1.75 Oarta ppr million :tls*___— J‘_ ____ _ NFolral Total «illil< . . 5.00 parla por million Vmmnnla . 00 pari. ppr million mlnold Ammonia „..,T r«re Ma/dnea* . J:5.01 parla per million NllratP* _________......------ -- „ _ . . „ T r a e « The abacnep prarllrallr c t Trap and atbumlnolil ammonia In Ihla Water nnd ll* »e»r amall amount of chlorlna Indlralra It. ri crl f- ni quality for houaobojd purpoara. In a'ddlllun In Ihp food qualtljr rharadorlallro of anpprlor hnu.rh.ilil water. i| posopdara appriat fr sturr. or murh ralur, especially Iheaa of e i r r l l m i natural acrallan and L O W degree of hy'ilnes*. T hr liartrrlolo|lral analjrala, roaolUn|' In an nrrrage total raunl. In four aamplra of Ihr walrr, of 1 harterla par coni.: and In Sndln( no rolon. or olhor harmful barlrrta. fall/ confirm Ira good qualllf tndlralpd tap Ihp C H E M I C A L anal,ala. Of thr many walrrw of Ihla and other region* lhal I harp analrred, 1 harp found nonr auprrtor In all good qualities lo lhal of the " E ld e r Water." * • . Vpura fery respectfully, " * (Slgnedf %1I08. H. HAKE It T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor SANFORD, FLO RIDA On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and V eg e ta b le Cratea Yon Can Bay From U Wholesale Prices Don’t Wait to Dp Good Deeds. Tin* gnod deeds w e would do are brightened and mode inure prolific o f bencllehi! roMtlrs 'if u e carry iliem out while I he VnVtoishisiii o f mir gen­ erous liiipiil-c Is upon' us, llnv.e \\e flo p nil evperlcneefl tin* warm desire to s u t l e r ; postponed in n more con­ venient tune ( f o r u s)— thfcu dreaded f o r ilnys nuul w e llmtlly drag our­ selves in an * tijCCoinplPdiment that m a k e s .o f Kindness n pitiful treadmill nnd lin-ii a s .in* sweet graclousness upon I lie reelplelit, who liilia'le'y feels tlm I r k s i iliU'liess. o f our helielh-eiiee'/ Wet la far Frtaa Ltn W. A. Merrjday Company Palitka, Florid* • O LD AG E STARTS WITH - YOUR KIDNEYS swallow of water The ott stimulates the • kidney acltori nnd en.Tliles ths organs lo throw off the poisons which cause premature old age. Now life nnd strength increase as you continue the treatment. When completely restored continue inking a capsule or two each •lay. GOLD MKDAL, Haarlem i>tl Cap­ sules will keep you In health nnd vig o r For over 500 years 001,11 M K D A L and prevent a return of the disease, Haarlem Oil bus boon relieving Iha 1K> not wait until old ngo or disease weaknesses nnd dleablllly due lo nd- have seitjod down fo r good. On to your vniictiiB lenrs It Is a alpnipird old- •1rueg|st and got a bos of i i « l , l ) lltli* i--.ui i, i > , i t , id i.. . .1 i,o l .lru- .’.ICij.u, Haarlem Oil Cnpsilles.* Money duct ii.n. u o i . n M to11A 1, llanrlem oil la refunded If they do not help you. Ttiroo Inclosed In ndorless, I.,aleless capsules slies Hut remember to ask Tor ihe conlul'illig about j drops nneh. Take original Imported HOLD M KD AL brand. lbem us you would n pill, with n small In seated packages. _ Pclpqca s a v a that oh! ng# begins w llh weokem-it l(i<Jne)a amt iII kch II vo ortr»ii!i. Tbla being (riip. It Ib easy lu bellovo lh.it bv keeping tbe kidneys nnd dlicestlve organs cleansed nnd In proper working order old .(go can be deferred ntbl life prolonged fa r beyond that en­ jo y e d by the a v e ra g e person. Probably the First Time He Had Ever Really Believed In Food Conservation. W THE F R IE N D L Y TOBACCO Thar ys two things can yt be imitated— youthful charm and mellow old age. > J much. I nnt niirh a poor *hot,M| *ho renimned. ’ "Dick, plenac apeak to Little Probability That the Supply Will me." cried Bettlna * ngnln bending Fall Much Below the down and prcaalng her face dime to j Rohilera eye* in the lin t half of the Inst cengrln overspread tur.v the culture and growth of, the Betty, have you cochineal inneet wna1Introdueed, and denr man y e tr *„ aucceMfully carried out In veri­ ty happily, glv- ou.1 part* of the old world that the . “ Right here, quantity yearly produced now rivals . |the whole amount obtained from'Cencontinued Betty tral America, the source from which hv * P r o f .. . U n i t o f N.iurnl Hrlenri no Collefr, Florida IDEA Little Charley waa bashful. . Ha didn't like to meet all of Ida mother’s aid colleagues, nnd ho didn’t rnre much for girl cousins at fliiully re­ unions. In school ho didn't even hnve the most common Impulse to twist the hair of little Mary Jonea In front of him, or oven slick the brown tirnld In the Inkwell. He was distinctly modest. The family wns out on n motor trip, pleasant hours together during the They were nearing a city In enstorn following weeks. Just before IWttlna Indiana, nnd It wns about noon, so notreturned to her elty home, Dick nr urnlly they thought a little almut catdcntly confessed his love for her. He Ing. Tills was the topic of discussion, met with the Inughlng reply, "Oh. but "Uni," anld the father, "there la • Dick, when I marry, I nm going to nlco hotel In Main street." tnarry a perfectly denr man." | Little Charley wrllhed.- Eat In ■ nettlnn realty loved the good look- ( hotel with people |n ItT It wnli bad Ing young fellow, and had only meant' enough to go In a hotel with people to tease him a hit; hut apparently. In It. but ent In ahotel with people Dick had taken her seriously, for he In It—never. never pursued the. juibject. Upon! The rest of Hie family didn't see It Boltina'* return to the city he had ea- that way. They were for getting a listed and gone overseas. seinl-counlry meat In this little city. "nark I” brenthed llettlna stopping Finally, they decided to make for the short at a noise In the underbrush, j '"'tel for sure. "Grnelons, a chnnep to win that ronds-! Charley was In despnlr. Ho didn't ter,” ns she perceived n fnwn-eolnred'*nmv what to do. They were deterobject moving Ihrougli the hushes. *° R° 1° the hotel and Hjen in n ELDER. SPRINGS WATER and calmly wait for a crocodllo to at­ tack thorn. "Well, Hetty girl, I f you get a deer," called grnnddnd as Hettlnn started up the rugged mountain path, “ why, I'll give you a little run(later In oxchnngo for his skin," " I ’ll tnke the 'bet.* gran," cried the girl merrily, ns she rounded the turn and disappeared from view. nettlnn tramped slowly along through the fallen leaves lost In thought. She wnsMhlnklng o f two ycnrtrprcvloua, when slie had last paid n visit to her grandfather's form In Maine; on Hint memorable trip Dick Haskell, the son of one o f her grand­ father's neighbors, then Just gradu­ ated from U. of M., had fallen most l* d Seminole Bank Annex Who’d 'a* Thought ItT That favorite of till "chowder" lov­ ers— the clam—has now, we under­ stand. a rival In the culinary Ihdd. nnd that‘ no other than the hujphle hnrnnclc, NO long regarded mCrely In the llglit of a pest. A writer In I'optilar Mechanics Magazine s ft s : "The Imrnncle Is being converted Into soup and other forms of food, linvlng taken Us place hesltle clain chowder In various cafes and Inffol* In Southern California, The plllnfa'of the I’ lne Avenue pier at Long Ilenfdi Is Intrusted with more than tom! o f these ami other sen creatures, which are being stripped nfT anti will he utilized for footl. Here and at San Uedm cjinnlng plants are nrrang- • Ing to pul tut barnncle* in largo quan­ tities. As the dematwl for barnacle soul* Increases, canning plants pur­ pose to contrnct for the creatures re­ moved from the bottoms of ships," Bacon's Place In Hlatory. lUcpjTighl, isij, L/ the McClure 'Kewspaper Syndicate.) Frnnels Macon was the forenlnst "Don't believe nny wnitderinrt hunt­ philosopher, statesnmn and essayist of er would mistake me for a deer, ilo the sixteenth rentury. Ills liilliicnce you, gmmJihulI" .-ilcmSkmlod llelFlnu was-felt more by succeeding genera­ Ray ns she danced' forth from the old tions than In his own time. -die was Practical Estimate. farm house door, a r r a y e d ‘In brliJm rod never aide to he flaanrlalty at ease, llaniu'ls nnd hearing brother Fred's though he held many positions of trust, rllk . "I'rohahly not a four-legged lie was the close legal adviser in both one," shyly reiilh.il granddad, survey­ Queen Fllmhcll) and her successor, ing tin* saucy scarp*: tain perched on Jam es. Me attained the position of at­ Retllna's golden locks. , torney general after wultlng for It "(I "Well, a'oui. you />ve us Fred Isn't years. However, he was not Idle; nn home from ramp. It's up to mo to k?Pp many of his essays were setting a new The Stars in-Tbelr Churscs. up the family reeoid of shooting a standard of reasoning which led scien­ • Old S-»t— I have u inamhili* over tip* deer this season," replied Hettlnn, im­ tists into more practical results. whole jolar system, hut they till do He was horn at York house. In lly Just what they lilnmc plcnscl pressively. as sin* ptared some shells Slrand, London; was delicately reared In the magazine of ltn* rlilo. " 'Spose you could lift the rifle, Rett, and surrounded with every luxury. Il,» If you should see anything to shoot never found n way to .live other Hina at? " sarcastically shouted flve-ycnr- tils rich and titled relatives did, yet. ohl Ruddle from tju* hnrn door, where withal, hi* was nhle to lead the minds he was busily devouring soda ernekers of his contemporaries Into constructive spread thickly with ketchup. "G ra n ­ philosophy after centuries of Immature nie, denr," called Hettlnn In through generalization. the window, "you really inn At n't give Unpleasant‘Suicide Route. Hint hoy aiiy more ketchup, for It a l­ A favorite inode of eulcldc among ways makes him sick at home; that ! l c J / ho cliaqccs to find It. although the African tribes who dwell 'hear Lake Nyassn Is to tvndo Into the luko mofher doesn’t Intend ho shall.” — they w ill g iv e m iles and miles and m iles with the exact certain­ ty that makes you feel com fortable and sure, — and they w ill d o all this a t lo w cost p e r auspices o f -the French government, plantations were commenced In' Al­ geria, which promise to succeed nilTulrably. Some specimens already ex­ ported nro pronounced to lie superior to the Ituc.M (pinIIties from Mexico. Soils unlit for the cultivation of the vine, or potato, readily support the cnctus. on which the cochineal Insect feeds, while tin* Insect can he more readily raised than the silkworm, and with less chances o f huts. n mwwatu Y. W. C. A. Provides Home For Actresses at Camp Dii, N. J. PAGE SEVEN vrvcilr. 1 *.11 -------L u . . ..._____ « . . . * “M ellow old age” in good Kentucky B urley Tobacco is reached after it has cured for tw o years. ? * W e put millions of pounds in w are­ houses every year, to ripen for twor years. It is a slow , expensive method. B ut it makes V elvet as It makes Velvet melm * low and friendly—cool and long-burning. Get that charm of V elvet’s m ellow age in your pipe today. * . Roll • VELVET Cigarotte � 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, June 06, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 06, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 06, 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/61363579920b7f9b3cd951c0f454c720.pdf 43443ed05711a1af6a118ed3436237a3 PDF Text Text «• • 1 -L”iiv.T- - a''- i :~ I'-- “t - - f -V • -] itv 'M iM ifi •/*#••*. r ■ 'ages—9 to 16- ; /. • ■ P * ■• i ■ ,s5m THE SA N FO R D THE HEART OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION IN NUMBER 5f. SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1913 VOLUME X a - THE CITY’S ORGANIZATION IS PROPOSED ELECTRIC MAIL SERVICE MEETS WITH FIVE HUNDRED ASSOCI­ ATE MEMBERS ARE SANFORD ‘ • BEING ENDORSED BY LEAD­ ING CITIZENS AND BUSI­ NESS MEN. Thf business of tho country is now seriously hmpcred by an utterly in»dti|uate post office service, not due to lack vf efficiency, but to demand* with which even increased equip­ ment and efficiency could not keep up. A similar condition in England required three years to get order out of chao*. *" A new , pustolfico sorvice in flowavailable which, if adopted by the authorities will largely relieve this condition. It is Electric Mail. This terrier handles the Utter or rant at both end* by the port ojfier just as Utters and eardr are handtrd yaw. hut the euntenl* ate transmitted by ,uiri beticeen frrininal post offices. The Electric Mail is the last word in post office service, us practically all other means of transmission hut the wire are now in use. — • COL. DAVID SHOLTZ DAYTONA TO BE STATE’S ATT The Electri^jShi* wil1 usv tho Telepost system%fi™utomatic Rapid Telegraphy. This new service is posMbie because of the general efficiency and especially the word carrying ca­ pacity of the Telepost System —1,000 words per minute on one wire. How It Works Write a letter, put It in an^envelope. seal it, write "Electric MaiP'on the outside and affix 25c in postage stamps for the first 50 words or less, with 5c for each additional 10 .words or less. . (let the letter to the post office ju»t us you would any other letter, using the rural delivery mail ho*, the street corner ho*, or the mad rhute in your building. I f you to sure lime, rend it directly to the post office. In the -post office the stamps are cancelled, the contents of the letter wired to the dislunt city, there type­ written. put in an envelope, sealed, properly addressed mnd delivered by carrier or put in post office box or general delivery, as in any other •letter l( 10 words will serve your need write 10 words on a card, and attach 10 rents in postage stamps —all else same as for letter. 10 rents additional securer special dilirery for either letter or card. This service will mean that you and /our correspondent, hundreds or thousands of miles apart, can ex­ change 3 or 4 or more letters or <acds during the business hours of-n single day, as train tim e ' between ft tier, bagging, hauling, etc., are all rhminufrd. • •—* • The President of the United Scouts were doing their hit. The States by proclamation has recom -lfunds raised during this campaign mended t o ;the t eop'c that they oh- will he used to put the Roy Scout, Each year thrf Roy Scout movewarded to l*he Department Surgeon, serve Hoy Scout Week, for the pur-{ movement on n cash basis, and to ment is turning out thousands of! provide for extensive field work Southern Department, for his infor­ pose of stVongthening the work of better hoys and creating the finest mation in connection with the dis­ the Boy Scouts of America. This among the hoys. types of future American patriots. charge of the officer in whom you week is to he devoted to a national There has been appointed a Citi-11 No cause Bhould appeal more strong­ are interested. movement for the purpose of raising len s’ Campaign Committee, and the ly to the mothers and fathers of It is believed thal your corres- j funds for the Hoy Scout; of America members are "the following: Mr. Roy Arperica than the Boy Scout enuse. pondents who think it is "unfair and and for recruiting additional mem­ F. Syines, Mr. II. G. Dieterich, Mr. Every . hoy before becoming u This R. R. Deas, Mr.. II. C. Dtrllose, Mr. unnecessary" to keep this officer in bers and Sccout Masters. Scout makes this promise: service are not fully informed of the movement is headed by ITon. W. G. W. M. Haynes. Mr. II. R. Stevens, • The Scout Oath ' * task which the Surgeon- General has McAdoo, .formerly Secretary of thfe •Mr. A. II. Wallace, Mr. R. M. GroOn my honor I will do my best, venstein and Mr. R. C. Rower, who before him in the case of. a large Treasury, 1. To do my duty to God and my number of wounded and disabled I ( n Sanford we want to secure five will he assisted by the local Scout country, and tu obey the Scout Law; who have been returned from over- hundred associate members of live Masters. These men will call upon " 2 . To ‘ help other people at nil sms'. The retention Of the best [National Council, who Will help our you during Hoy Scout Week, and times. , „ , , • local Scout Masters to get the best will" except, every person who is in­ 3. To keep myself physically qualified medical officers for further ^ ^ o( S(.milinK for , h<. ,loyH. terested in the welfare of our hoys strong, mentally awake, and morally' service in the care of these men ap- 1 . • to respond. "Invest in Bpyhood to struight. The Hoy Scout movement has the pears to me to he as much of an endorsement of the American Red built) Manhood." During the first four Liberty obligation as the support of the re* j Cross, In a\L Red Cross campaigns So long ns there are men in our Loans: Scouts sold 1.867,047 sub­ rent Victory Loan. land in its current work the Red community who are willing to devote scriptions, amounting to $278;744,Cross calls upon the Boy Scouts fre- part of their time to the welfare of fi50. and sold War Savings Stamps Very truly yours, quently for services of different your hoy anil my hoy the fathers amounting to $42,751,031.25. (signed) G. I. Jones, Scout Peace Cry: The War is kinds, and have never ealled in vain. and mothers of our city certainly Over, hut our Work is Not. should he willing to lend them Lieut. Col. Medical Corps, In ull the. Liberty Loan and Wnr Scout Motto: BE PREPARED. financial aid. I Savings Stamps drives, the Hoy • U. S. 'Army. Dr. Neal to Slay The friends of Dr. Neal in Sanford and vicinity- will be interested in the communication published below, written to Senator Fletcher from the Surgeon General's office in Washing­ ton which is very flattering to Dr. Neal's ability in his profession, but very discouraging as to an immedi­ ate discharge. War Dept. Office of Surgeon General, Washington, May 26, 1919. Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher,. United States Senate, Washington, D. C. My Dear Senator: I am directed by the Surgeon General to acknowledge the receipt of your, letter oi May 2nd with en­ closure relative to the discharge of Thomas A. Neal, now on duly at Rase Hospital No. 1, Fort Sam, Houston, Texas, and to advise you that the authority tor the discharge of office™ In the various depart­ ments is vested in the Commanding General of ' the Department, who haa been directed by the Secretary of War to effect the diacharge of all office™ aa Vapidly aa their services can be spared. ' Your communication haa been for-. jou Mart oh a motor vacation for the summer lake a look at your tires. Do they show signs of much wear or look as thtjugh they might blow out any moment. If so bring them to s, WE WANT THOSE TIRES. No. we don’t wan! them to retread for you or ourselves or anyone- else, for greatrr false economy was never practiced, and.- well—It needs no explanation, the "M ol ir f wise" motorist, the man who actually knows how much it costs him to run h is’ear. Just doesn’t do It. and that's sufficient proof In Its self. Its part of our business to keep mileage cost records on several standard makes of tires, and In doing so have discovered that the numher of retreads in use on rnrs where the cost counts, is practically negligible. . .WHAT WE DO WANT WITH THOSE TIRES IS T H IS- W e will give you a complete new set of tires and one or two spares, with tubes if you say, and make you an allowance for the used tires taken off your car. The allowance we make Is very reasonable, being based on the present list price of your tires, the mileage they have made, and their condition In general.’ Our charge for the.new tires Is their present list price, plus the customary war tax, less the amount offered for your old tires. . ' i Suppose you drive that old casing until It blows out, you have ruined a tube that might have boen good for mnny thousand miles more. The result Is you not only buy .a new casing but also a tube; the old casing and tube going to the Junk main! from whom you receive very little. . ' On oar offer we lake all the risk, we might over estimate the value of your tire equipment, and thereby be the loser, hut you in every case get tires of standard make, guaranteed for 6000 miles, and In the event of a defect wc make the ud-justment here. You don't have to wait for the tire to go to the factory as Is usually the case with tires purchased from many other sources. The total cost of such equipment to you will figure less than you have been paying for tires of standard make. ' ' Service—built In with quality materials and expert workmanship is the predominating characteristic of * . “ D IA M O N D ” T IR E S S IX -T H O U S A N D M IL E S . . WIGHT TIRE CO. § * "‘ . i . • “ T h e re 's a Man at the C u rb to S e rv e Y o u " i r ...fu v TJhe house this week passed the hill creating the Seventeenth Judi­ cial Circuit out : of Orange, Osceola and Lake codWties, which leave* ' Volusia, Brevard and Seminole coun­ ties in the SoveiRh Circuit. As soon as a tjie govern^ figns the bill and *appoints D sve’ $lioltz ns state attor­ ney the Seventh Circuit will again he in "working order." . It is whispered around that Judge Perkins will tender his resignation to the governon as judge, that Dave Sholtz will B e' appointed Judge to succeed Perkins, and that Murray Sams will he appointe state attorney to succeed Shflltz. Judge Perkins was asked nHofff this yesterday and that he was itated ready to resign, that he was awfully tired, hut that, he had tajkadr-J matter over and had dei tho office to .‘which the elected hlmPutjtil the been given in opportunity to select his successor. —iDeLand News. . ............ . — ------- - ' ' I . >1 - -331 . ■'* AH FACTORY Sanford Wlfl Re Centrr For Clear Havanp Cigar* In Future Sanford isftwjll situated for fac­ tories of all Wnds being in the center of the state at the head of naviga­ tion and with superior railroad facil­ ities. Among the many industries located here In the past few months is another clga^ factory, known as the Florida-Culra Cigar Co. It iB composed of , hdme people and was proposed and.started by local cigar manufacturer* ifho have been here for some tirrty (n the J. J. Mauser factory, men tOl^o thoroughly under­ stand the niahufacture of Clear Havana cigafh Jnd men who believe in Sanford thb logical center for a big trade in idgira. Rex Packjird^ president, Louta Miller, secretary and treasurer, Jas-_ Johnson, goneri I manager, E. E. Shell as for^ni n give tho factory the promise of si ccess from the start. Among thosa I itereated as stockholdere are sfve al other local busfness men and also those veteran cigar m manufai&urora, a n u i (M .i ,u | v i ■ J. Patton, Ed­ ward Wintemi Wintcrai L Lfcuis mil Miller and C. E E. Shell ell. E situated in The; factory is ideally ii laorjof the Bishop block the second fl^ where there i* ahiplc room and light il amp and the factciry Is a busy place just now with th e wprkmen turning out the new braitda -such as the Tarnpit Trail, the Peg, t)ie Some Brush and are destined to beother names the consumers of. come famous I good smoklfc. ^ These cigar I be placed upon once and will prove* the raArket prime favoritt fi om the start. Thu* othef cigar factory Sanford gains and we are lesiined to become a great cigar center* in the future where climate and Ideation are ideal for the manufacture '(if .these delectable ■mokes. !jr | • . ~ 7 p 1 r“ -----Notice • The RoyaL: Neighbors will m eet n*xt T hunday Evening, .June 12th at 8:30 instead1 of th« afternoon. Every membej ui-ged to be present. Business of unpprtance before the camp. Al! thfr new membe™ are re­ quested to bring i their fl™t month’s due*. "Refr * '• ’ Recorder. I ' ' "3 Assistant (Attorney General Charles A n d r e s, it is underetood will he commissioned as judge of the Seventeenth Circuit, while Jo­ seph II. Jones, at present state attor­ ney for the Seventh Circuit will he stale attorney for the Seventeenth. *“*-**fg« ' 1 . jj: •';§ SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NOW COMPRISES SEMI­ NOLE, VOLUSIA AND BRE­ VARD COUNTIES. * f r- * 6 *j At . ' I VI �a a j B S g B S S j f c Fa JUNB*t, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE E’GHT [Formerly the Lyric Theatre] “ In C yclone S m ith ” HIPPODROME MONDAY, JUNE 9 . ‘aturing Mary MacLaren in Rupert Julian’s Drama .C reaking Stairs.” Comedy “ A Cold Storage Cupid” IFirnnl; L jtU Th»»lr*) Tuesday, June 10th TUESDAY, JUNE 10 A Western Drama by Indian Post Eddie Polo, the Favorite in a Cyclone Smith Story Hearst News ram rente We welcome competition as nothing else will bring out our High Standard Program plainer.' We urge compari­ son. Look at our Program and com­ . . . pare it day for. day. . . . - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 A Universal Special featuring — . Carey. Comedy. Admission-Children 9c p lu slc lax Adults 18c plus FRIDAY— Gladys Brockwell, in “ The Pitfalls of a Big City,” also a Mack Sennett comedy. •" . THURSDAY. JUNE 12 Mildred-Harris, (Mrs Charlie Chaplin) in Lois Weber’s Jewel Production in “ Borrowed Clothes” A Star Comedy, “ Mixed Tales” SATURDAY— Pauline Frederick . FRIDAY, JUNE 13 A Triangle Program, Taylor Holmes in Comedy Ambrose SATURDAY, JUNE 14 A Goldwyn«Featuring Farrar .Featuring Geraldine berali Triangle Comedy Admission 5 and 15 cents Storms Carry Birds to Far North. M atin ee Saturday Only <Vrtiili> Inxlnnces of birds found singly fur to tin* north of their in-unl riilife ore |m*o»ltily to lie explained !•> the whirl nf our eyelimle storms. The Wind, turning counter-clockwise, Mown o(T shore In the south anil entries the bird out to sen. 1tut sooner or l;»'rr. the hlril has the good fof Hint*‘to In**t out tin* eX|M*rleneo, the farther spin of the storm tends to bring him ashore $* afnl n. • Orioles. "In Crenkirig SlnirH" .HIPPODROME ir.rmrtl, L p k Tkr.lrrl M on d ay, Ju n e 9th - ' While certain brunches of the wink the Xntlinui War Work Council u! the V. M. O A h a s been doing for nome time are being ciiM.ilhd, one type of servlro Is being c.dleil upon lor w o r e cooperntti n than <\< | hefme Al though for inuio time there have beer, approximately too In &00 entertainers In France, many difficultIOh have sur rounded this typo of set vice and the Deep St uff ” Is W hat D oughboys R ead O ver There Parts.—(I), sfall.)—Not “beat'sailors" but arrlous works la the liter­ ary refreshment demanded by the American soldiers In France, now that the. war I# over, and our boys are waiting to get back home. The soldier la a serious minded person, with decided Intellectual views, all reporta to the contrary. He wants to make his way In the world. The American Y. M. C. A in France came to this conclusion when a group of 100 doughboy*, when asked what thoy would like as light read­ ing matter, epoke up with one volco, and demanded books on applied Math­ ematics. They were so much In earnest about it that the Y. M. C. A. decided to atari Its first class In practical arts In France. H. II. Morri­ son. formarly an Instructor In the States Teachers'^College of Greeley, Colorado, was seht for to take charge of tho class. The first real Impediment to Intellectual research among the buck privatea presented Itself when It was discovered that there wasn't so far a* any could find out, an American book Oh applied mathematics In all France.. There were the French ones, of course, but none should be ex­ pected to study French and Mathematics simultaneously. It really Isn’t well to mix drinks from the fort of learning In that way. Mr. Morri­ son, however, was undaunted by the absence of textbooks and volun­ teered to trach without them until the onea which were wired for Im­ mediately could arrive from the good old U. 8. A. (Ta y l o r H o i- M s a r ■ " I t s A B e a r '*- * HIPPODROME, (Formerly Lyric Theatre) . Friday, Jjn c 13th A m for myself I uui turnoil contritelor of hummock nettliif for the orioles. Inkltif my pay In notes I throw strliifs out of the window ho.I they snap them up lit once. Tlu-v sit III the cherry trees hard hv and warhie, "Hurry uti! hurry up!" I never found out before Just ulmt they said. Hut If you will Kitten you will find that this Is what they first say. A vul­ garism, I admit, hut unlive.— Lowell. A r a b i a n H i d e s G r a d e W ell. Arabian sk.ln* eom'nf Into the world markets through Fgvpt anil lit.- Sudan originate i-xelushfl) In te*|.|it and places in ill,, vlrlulty of M o rn They embrace cattle hides, sheep skin*, goaf skins mid camel hides, and are gener­ ally dry salted. Arabian hides nrc limited In ipiantlty; the tpiallty, how­ ever. K excellent. - ’ No 8uch Word aa Fall. ' There In n difference between not succeeding and fulilng. The one la final; the other Is only n temporary hindrance. If you persevere In spite of not succeeding, If you start again and act on the knowledge you have gained by your slip, It will not .work you lasting Injury. It Is only when you surrender that you are really beaten. There Is no such word ns "fnll" to one who will not give up. Don't Walt to Do Good Deeds. The good deeds we would do nrc brightened and made more prolific of benellclnl results If we carry them out while the enthusiasm of our gen­ erous Impulse Is upon us. lluve we not nil experienced the warm desire to succor; postpoued to u nwreVotJvcnlent time (for us)—then dreaded for duys until we finnlly drag our­ selves to an accomplishment thiit makes of kindness n pitiful treadmill and bestows no sweet graclousncss ui>on the recipient, who Innately feels the Irksomeness of our beneficence? Painting on Braaa Uni ess car Af* inkcn to Imve the sur­ face absolutely clean, considerable dlfAcuity Is encountered In attetnplhig to paint over (Hillsbed brass. To Insure a satisfactory Job the brass should first he scoured with n mixture of salt and vinegar ty remove nil grfnse, after which the surface should be washed with hot soap Muds and wiped dry with a clean rug. Thereafter the paint may he applied without risk of Its running while wet or chipping off after It has dried. ! IDAY—-The Dainty Vivian Martin, in “I N ever Saw Such a Girl,” it’s also a Paramount picture, and Tom Mix, in “A Roman Cowboy,” one o f those Sunshine comedies. WEDNESDAY— Ethel Clayto the girl with a personality in ‘'M aggie Pepper, a Paramount picture too, also “ Ivory Domes, L-KO comedy THURSDAY— The Versatile William Farnujn crowning success, “ The Jungle Trail.” William Fox Standard Picture, as an addc tion, a Harold Lloyd comedy. FRIDAY— The Italian Prima Donna Madeline Traverse in “ The Love That D ares,” a Fox feature, als< Sidney Drew, in “ Romance and Rings.” SATURDAY— The World’s Sweetheart .Mary Pickford, in “ Hulda From Holland,” also an Arbuckle comedy ING— Mme Nazimova, in “ Out of the Fog,” - “ Thi Red Lantern,” - Harold Lockwood and Mary Pick ford, in “ Daddy Longlegs,” William Duncan, ii “ The Man of Might,” Etc., Etc. : : : : : JUST FEW HIGH SPOTS AT THE STAR �m g s t s .\ THE ^ANPOBO HERALD |mon«lm. (,’a.tro, who was president ; nf frora 18Df> fq ig o a used to make the treasury .pay him dally. THE SANFORD HERALD iiT ll'" n* '* M,nrr monthly. wn" flxwl On “l ,■14.000 year.hl" payable SHOE POLISHES S a v e £ 6 «le a th e r a n r f LIQUIDS a n d PASTES “ brow n; sh o e s flaw ing V.;» first month's pav Past™ told II..- minister of finance that hence­ forth ho muit aond him ffoo In gold ovor>- morning, "that being ihe boat «ny to make aure of my anlnry In thla •rov«.Inilon rl.lden Innd." During the nine years of hi* presidency exchequer funds orten rnn low. but the nutoemfa dnlly wage wns always forthcoming, ns he warned each successive minister of finance thnt full tire to provide It I would mean amnmnry dismissal. I it is sapi tnnt. In Klnmnth Falls, Ore., It la an ofTenso to kill a garter snake, and that on easterner who killed one of these snakes uns fined hy a Klnmnth Falls magistrate. Ihe pirter ftnnke Iir hnnnlrM and niny be useful, but persons unaccus­ tomed to having snakes nmund be­ come nervous when they hm across SO harmless a reptile ns the garter snake, nnd the first thought In their minds In to put the *nn>o out of busi­ ness.—Utica 1’ress. We have the {ires tha! will save youjmoney—the lires you’ll eventually buy if you re not already using them. MILLER TIRES are so carefully built that each will give the same high milag every other tire. Not one in a dred ever calls f o r adiustn WE SOUTHERN TIRES are easy riding, friction rt and very hard to puncture, are one-eighth to oge-fourth thicker than tires of similai Unlcc-n The C ity of GOODRICH A k r o n . O h io GUARANTEE them a g a in s t Sanford, Florida jtny girl’s estimate of T he w eak sp ot in m tire • is w h ere tr ia d sto p s nnd sidewall b e g in s .' It Is hound to h c^ miss-representatlon. Optimistic Thought Dally Thought T.. deny the freedom of th e will Ik • ’• morality impossible,—-Fronde World's Famous .Streets. A certain difference of opinl pear* to exist as to.which Is fh. beautiful Street In the world ; 'hose -111 the running'’ may he Honed; I ’rlace* street. Edlni from Which die city receive, I nickname of ••Athens m Fon of Mr. and Mrs. K. ft. from Stetson University as both the Federal and*«Stute John bus nid yet given it is h> ped thut he will retar Besides being voted Stef reason to be protril of him f, Not the Right Tune. A certain limn »»n* angry one nlrh nnd began to swear In the presence o his Wife. The latter, thinking six nilght shame him Into quitting do cld.*l to Imitate him nnd swore fer yldly. using the same oaths thnt In did. He looked at her In amazement for a fevV minutes nnd then remarked, well, you have the same words hut you hnren’t got the right tune."— Exchange. . ‘ rnt Rlohulen of goats' milk ar« *° 1,1,1 ,h'it cream rises very slowlx Ih l- quality, however, gives to tlie milk n unjform richness not |>osseased i c,-".s rn',,‘. There are now several .condensed milk factories using goats’ nllk. which Is condensed nnd sold for Infant feeding. Many thousand* of Inrants are compelled to live during their first few months „„ condensed cows’ milk, and It |« „9t the befit food for •heir fitoini|h». — „ JeW“ ,n En»ll,h Citle There are more Jews in jjthan In any other city |n Ul, Kingdom. For Its size I.eed« I Jews In proportion than Ma, though the actual, number U Joy of Mctorlfin * deling-In the world I* eq, tlrrlll Of real motoring Tl 'H !""« """■• trough «tmni f-the-way places |. tlPV,.r scenes nnd qnalai |,. ,, To Use Candy To Fight Alcohol “Over There Goodrich T ires. See how it s p r e a d s the Goodrich interlocking safety bars beyond the ball of 'the tire, anti lays extra tread rubber along the sidewall. Soldiers Overseas To Serve For YM. A.: Fewer Men Go From U. 1 i ♦ 1 *♦ ♦ SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING i j ♦ 1 1 i - 1 CLASSIFIED ADVERT ISINC - r 1?ANY A 1 ^ All Local Adveru& einentb Under Thin H ead ing T H R E E C E N T S a Line For Each Insertion M in im um Charge 25 CentH.' ’ near Ge neva. Steve William* Geneva l»ri< k through it <; In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the id, please do not ask The Herald for information as to thq identity of the advertiser. Usually we do pot know who the advertiser is and if wo' do wo are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and nddress it as per in­ structions in the ad. Money is made both by earning it ant In both ways the Florida Citrus Exc for growers who are members. WANTED Furnished bedroom for rent Good Wanted—Your laundry work, Bed 'location. Box 756, City. aipreads, nhreta, pillow cases’ nnd For R ent—Two furnished house table linen a sp ecia lty • Work guar­ keeping rooms, up stairs. No chil­ anteed. Frazier's Hand Laundry, dren. Park avenue. P. O. Box 313 512 Sanford avenue. 66-4tc ' Wanted —Eight young ladies to enter St. Catherine's Hospital train­ ing school for nuntes. New class be­ gins June 15th. Hospital and train­ ing school incorporated. Hospital non-sectarian. For application blanks address Sup t.'St. Catherine’s Hospital, 1916 Walnut St., Jackson­ ville, Fla. 56-2tt> Furniture wanted for two or three rooms lor cash. Address Box A. c-o Herald. • 55-Up gc makes money The Exchange earns money for these them lafger net returns from their fruit t through other marketing agencies. Wanted —. When the postman Rent Three unfurnished brings you S. A. W. shout with joy , ground floor, modern in every nnd start in on thut ECZEMA, conveniently located. Adult* ITCH and other Skin Troubles. Enquire lleruld office. 66-tf Watch bow quickly the results. It's ror item - j -4 or b room* u wonder. Sent prepaid $1.00. South African Wonder Co.. Jack­ furnished. Desirable location, dress P. O. Box 578. 56-3 sonville, Fla. . 56-1 tp :re. Wc have waited for It. Old Chandler .ow and we are all proud and happy. In h™ ?£’ by t,fh c ” ew Chandler touring car like w o r S m t f n 1 KI6’ in h'ftncss, in comfort of l, i.M|k | r h p a n d ,n ' ts'lustrous finish. A „ biHhbood and radiator, its broad cowl. »alt chewing gum and cookies, the Y. u . . A ex,>,,cu 10 "duce the consume and | tlon of alcohol very materially. ^ recoin.a SAFETY TREAD of r U tte r in g - o f t h e S e a s o n , » >s O n l y $ 1 7 9 5 " a h ‘ i h e w f * * ° l< 1 ,rr* W “ h f a n d y ’ C h o c O i ? t H The National Orange Drink Your eyesight tells y.->tt that. Wow |ap|' • »• •, Buy Goodrich T in s from a Dealer 'a ? * ' don't care for sugar was and heavy consumers of sw eet, asm let- ally pas* „p the "boote.- 8o by Hy- Ap * xmiill thing*. The woman u'll things worry her will For Snip ly undone the first time Hammock. Uli. n really big problem, rntiiig in your mental and Harry A.lit lor*, not iii mention your Pittsburg, lillmi.'iii worry. You need lied to tale nor — Ii11 your lierfihl friend duck’s-buck, \ I’.ut.you can afi-et trailwill to conquer them or sides of wago.1 tracks, when you ride rut a, ^rind w ickedly «t vu l­ nerable flanks. Remember, that is one of the many reasons why G oodrich T ires lead in mileage over all r o a d s, r o u g h or Faria.—(By Mali.)—* , UJtl no Idea of dump American Expeditionary Fore •ands of men back Weal now being striven for — — ----- | . - - —stes after they mark-time period of (he armistice and had nothing to do but loaf for demobilization, with fighting go months. To do this would b* to erethe American fighting men *u ate s very unhealthy social and Indus­ turned into s uniformed tourist trial condition In our own cuniry. France Peace, as has been T h e r e are drill* and discipline and often, has victories, and one lor many, jhe work of helping to put I" to be the victory over the e trance on her feet again At tho flueoce. which besiege an Idle •atnt time, the men have more IH In this campalvn ihe v u ?h.r« rr t'h8Dce• than Tthey muhad hofore. to *** «h‘n«» One of the imost Important things Ihe V. M C. A•- expects . to do during Ihe demobilisation period Is to enter Into ■cllve competition with the S wine shop* No, the Red Trl even *n«>e I* noi going Into the saloon bu*l had “«■ •« !■ Planning (o fight alcohol ■Hers wU,‘ "ugar According to medical es« In perta. thl* |* the he*t kind-of ammu■rw— muon to use In a battle against the , ex. more or le»* well-known Demon. peach and toninto crate, thirty-two cenjs complete; tomtit ) paper twenty ream bundles $3 75; Clay and \Vhip See peas $4.25 per bushel; Mixed peas $4.00; peas in 2 'j bushel sacks. No loss sold. All f. o', b. Seville. J’revatt & Co., Seville, Fin. 55-.‘ltc and harness in good condition. ply to J. E. Lundquist bing at this Heel of Achilles.' A n d the Thus an extra thickness of tough trend rubber fortifies Goodrich T ires at the Heel of Achilles. A u oci.lion Ms,. Will Fight Demon Rum V Method—The Sweet Tooth Compete A Wine Shop George Bal 56-2tp For. S ale— One -pntr black horses On any road but sm ooth, flat p a v e m e n t, th e speara of the r o a d stones and broken rock —are constantly jnb- Notice lurtner. ^iow the extra w ide tread carries on up the sides of the tire, extending beneath the stdestrips. ’ Nice dogs for sale. ger. City, R.-A. ‘ • t or Sule-—One of the nicest homes, Sanford Heights, 5 room bungalow, sleeping porch. Lot 70x120 ft. Permanent Colors. Ancient Egyptian* had a marvel- Will accept Liberty Bonds us part nu* knowledge of color*, and they payment. M. P. Lipe. 5o-2tc understood fully what colors, would *nKl- •«. the. Egyptian papyri- thg For Sale or Kent ground color* nre a* good its ever abltj -house, recently they were. Tin- Egyptians worked DuBose. their outlines in lampblack, -used Iny for their whites, ferruginous For Sale—Bussell Engine 15 in -urths for their red.*, ochres for their yellows, nnd for giWns they used per- hy 20 in. (tunning condition. At hnps .green Jasper or mixed blue car- tractive price on application. South­ honn]g.or.cdppdr with uduv. AU these ern Utilities-Com pany, • Palatkn. (•olors are permanent.- . . imperfections Achilles Phone 251-W herself, . X- Rays in Industry. Apnrt from their use In medicine. X m rs are steadily extending their n-|.| of usefulness, with new types of tube n rnv powerful enough to show up the minutest flaw In u fourinch th'ckneTs of steel ran be pro­ duced.—Chicngo Journal. Then, through its affiliated organiza laves money for its members on their pur plies, packing house materials,' etc. The Exchang^Supply Company is in p e r s enough to cover the entire cost of m ihrough the Florida Cit rus Exchange, j For Rent — Furnished bed Permanent gentleman preferred E. 5th St. 5 For R ent—Five room furnished house for the summer.Write P. O. Box 356 or- PhonejLIO. *55-2tp For Sale — Five rooms furniture, 53-tf 0 Magnolia. ......... pr r . v t Dcnera! Pershing J o rvlfaiw officers and men of the \ E. ¥ from mill“ f 7. .d“,Ir ln order that their services might bo utJ||*e<i by the Y. M. C A resulted In the recruiting of a large oumbor of soldiers for "Y" work, and ■aturally resulted In a decrease In the number of men being sent from this • •Wanted—The ladies of Sanford to know thnt we guarantee every pair Furnished Rooms—By day, week of silk hose.we sell. Perkins & Britt. or month. Every convenience. Over . , 55-2tc Philips Drug Store, corner Park and First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. Wanted—A position Bookkeep­ 43-tf ing or stenographic work. Have had experience, ences. Bt LOST -< • dlrrn It wanted and n* many an It wanted, and by so doing the Associa­ tion has saved a great deal of money at would have been spent In trnnsport ng the workers to France. The Ih! v * u kD0W work of f* Y' M' ^ A - *Imost as well as e r own, and those who have been f*r »re making excellent V . _ ,s th e F a m o u s C h a n d le r **»• « «»od a ir Ih , 0 ^ n d i ; M .t n ! “ f.m<:nr,a,1,i * 11 >S“ motor and th e sturdy ezccllenre nf t h . T T Chandler the Chandler notable among tine cars. ° 6 c^aM,s niake ’ features- “n"i r . nU U t distinguished rom ’ . Jd ca*t ■•om lnum m otor base notor™haV«° f ™n ,e’ *,,cn* chain drive for the a n nula^ half bcarinds. Bosch charaaSrisii^ 'T l eHtu rtn o t m otor *nd cnaracteristic of ?t,h the tihJgheat-cUsa car SIX SPLENDID BODY If you want Hemstitching nnd Picot Work done promptly and all Lost—A black bag with a pair of wprk guaranteed satisfactory send to gold rimmed glawos', Sunday, be­ Mrs. - Dora Cornelison, 127 West tween Fourth nnd Ninth street, Park Church St., Orlando, Fla. 5!-3tp uvenue. Finder please return to 823 Park. Mrs. Duma*. 66-lto h» ur-P atien fi —New. York Life Policy No. , Junie Perkins. $5000. Re­ > J. M. Neely, 313 Magnolia Reward. 66-2n. jl|l||'||l|M|flj»2 FOR SALE POR SALE BY Overland Sales &Service Co Sanford,' Florida Sixteen Pure W. R. hens and roost er for sale. D. D. Doane, Geneva, ^,a- •_____ ‘ , 56-2tp . Loat—Small plain wrist watch Wednesday afternoon. Reward returned. 1011 Oak avenue. Ph No. 426. . ; hr. o, . Stolen— Adlake bicycle No. H 21 A3, color dark red and white. Reward for return or information leading to # return of property to Turner’s Grocery. 56-ltc Join the Exchange and make more money from your groves. For any further infornation,je e , phone or writs FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE, Tampa, Fla. L. A. HAKES, Manager ORLANDO Orange County Citrus Cub-Exchange CITRUS EXCHANOl FLORIDA �jtiniiiim xxxH iH iiiiiiixxxiim iiiiiitxxxm iniuw ixxxtititijititixxx^M m ntx^gciH m fH rH xxxiim itniiiseagv- X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X in n in g DAY prices are at reductions that « and makes nr.s al Iheir Pre-Inventory Sale Linen Collars, • . » .Man) items are;not listed in this announcement; will have to come in- and see the others, and get share of the extraordinary values offered. The busi year of this firm begins July 1. and therefore these unctions in what promises to be our greatest Pre-In prices WOMEN’S LISLE HOSE • in three price groups at 25, 49 and 75c ' m t h r e a d s il k h o s e ing t h e famous Phoenix >ore and Henson to he had k, white and popular colors, are at these sale prices; ns. P ro-In ven tory S a le Prict a a fine <|tialily :,i P r e - ln v e n lo n .29 & $ 2.18 [plus war lax $ 2.20] . 14. 09, 98 and $1.39 " a s h Neckwear, in fast colors at •'.) and j Another (iroup of Silk M ohair S u its and Dark (irey patterns al Sail* l»ri. MEN S SHIRTS AT A REMARKABLE SAVING BIG BARGAINS DURING THI Boy s Odd Trousers, wool ials at Pre-Inventory sale , A Special Table of Bargains al 25c ,, ° " e Lot of Plain Colored Organdies and Voiles, Pre-Inve • Sale Price of 49c the yd. uses A FEW SILK DRESSES to be sold out at one-thi with new white waist the popular stvles at <M P r e -In v e n to r y Colored Voiles in a wide variety o f attractive patterns and colorings at I re-inventory Sale Prices 57c, 78c, 98c yd CORSETS RECEIVE PRE-INVEN TORY SALE PRICES iwens Women’s and Child­ rens Bathing Suits Greatly Reduced in Prices for the sale m M m rP P f 7 T — • w- A Special Table of Bargains at 39c 36-in Flaxons, an especially fine line at Pre-Inventory sale prices of 39c, 49c, 59c yd. *> 89c, yd Damask • Special priccsBInv(*n(orv Sale on Willow Percales yard wide, and * full shrunk best qualities at Pre-Inventory Sale , . Price 39c Children’s Wash Suits and Dresses in neat styles and patterns also receive Pre-In­ ventory' Sale prices. The Yowell Company Sanford, Florida White Skii attrac at I tory sale prict various beautiful patterns at Pre­ Inventory Sale Price 37c yd American Lady Corsets M fr p f ^ 3 9 , $*-79 and $2.25 W m Successors to YOWELL-SPFER COMPANY • Colored Klaxons Children's Fancy Parasols find sale prices for this event Raincoats Tor Men, Women ami ( hildren reduced for this Colored 1 . and fi Pre-Inventory . Colored Poplins to be had in a 'vde range of colors, also white and black at Pre-Inventory sale price 38c yd * / ^ A / f Gossard & American Lady « various m a k e s for W t f 'J 1 every lype of figure | 1/ I H n cents Silk M ohair S u its in ntlrarlive pall n<>" m arked for P re-Inventory Sale 4 98 a most remarkable ‘Hnr of styles and sizes at the Pre-Ili­ ven tory Sale, prices of $3 .9# $4.98 $5.48 $6.98 $7.48 & $7.98 19 cents 19, 29 and 14 cents All Silk Neckwear at these sale | B o y s Wool Suits’- inclu se r ie s and Keepno Kool suits at - $ . , * WASH SKIRTS * . noop - lvimm Summ er Suits in Prc-lnvontory Sale, the low price • Kt . KI I KS in a line ranue o f popular e s at P re-In ven tory S a le P rices, yd I K- 1) K-( HK.NT. ( om plete A ssortn ie lors at S a le P rices, yd - SI so This Annual Pre Mory Sale is an event which is lojrward to by the women and men oftrd with a great tory Sale, surpassing all previous ones. ; : • deal of inter est. Jar it is of great importance, b ave endeavored I Valuable Savings on Men’s Suits to offer sting prices on such fine quality g|s you know are sold here, i, we must clean our shelves before ory, also to make room for new fa Is, and to do so . quickly we’ve madia] reductions on all Spring and Sumlods for this Sale. Soft Collars at 10 cents J Double Stitched Dark Blue Work Shirts at P r e d n v e n to r y Sale Dark Navy Blue Polka Dot . Work Shirts at Sale Price Curtain Materials and Draperies —this is an opportunity to save money on cretones, marquisettes and screens, they are marked at Pre­ Inventory Sale prices as follows; Curtain Scrims at I7C; 29c, 44c Marquisettes at . . ’ g3 c Silk-o-lines, yd wide at - 29c Cretones and Draperies al these prices 57c, 89c, 98c apd $1.29 Lingerie Crinkle, Pre-Inventory Sale price 37c Kimono Crepe at Pre-Inventory Sale price 38c Pajama Checks 10-in wide at Pre-Inven­ tory Sale price 17c Ginghams receive Pre - Inventory Sale Prices Bed Seal Zephyr and Toile DuNord at - 34c French Ginghams at French Ginghams 32-in at Galatea in stripes and plain colors at A yiie lot oT all sizes in Men Shirts in Laundried Cuff 7 c Style in this sale a t It) One lot of Shirts ip neat patl erns at the Pre-Inven-QO tory sale price - - *70i Another lot of extra fine patt erns at Pre-Inventory(M i i sale, price - <pl.4c And a lot of better gradi shirks at Pre-Inven- <M n r tory sale, price « p l.J t Manhattan shjrts Q*} 4 o & a t sale prices UP silk Crepe DeChene shirts at Pro-Inventory sale,C»o CA price -• . JpO .jU (plus war tax of 55c - $9.05) INVENTORY SALE' %•' B. V. D. two-piece shirts and drawers, at sale price . _ . Coopers Klosed Krotch Union < M O Q ( suits at sale prices 0 Scrivens Drawers <1*1 O A V • at sale price of IlH ltc u H Mens Pajamas also at reduced pric Mens Night Shirts d*1 Q A j at sale prices of 3 II U jo Men s and Hoy’s Caps ALL STRAWS REDUCED Genuine Panamas $4.98 MM * * Stetson Hats in Colors at Stetsons in Black at $5l98 M en’s Ilose Bargains in the Pre-Inventory Sale A very complete line 7 spoils Laps al rre-Invenlory $ U g ^ ^ 7 9 Georgia Knll (lose • . . Heavy rollon nocks, all rotors at 22 . . Mercerl/ed Silk Hose at . . Pure Silk Hole, Phoenix and M makes, black, while and all colora 1 Pure Silk Hose al . , SlIJi Clocked Hoae at . (wilh wjr (ax of 4c $1.40) Artificial silk Hose Yowell Company r ro c c n r a in V A i i r m w — Successors to YOWELL-SPEER COMPANY • Sanford, Florida m ■ •- — . j X ? -r �; V . cl *• * f * - -Sri=i> PA R " ? i t ’ilT IT E N THE SANFORD Delinquent Tax List For Year 1917 City of Sanford, Florida DESC RIPTION E7j ■ fek m Block T i-r Begin a! t h r S E Cor of llb u 'k t T i e r 1 .*1 1. H T i s f t o r i l . M i ; i r u n \S t 1 7 ft N awn.or, ft s 69 . i r e it m in K 125-1 It S 3*1.7* It I n l l r f 1acre It*1* at t h e I n l r t w r l l i ’B *»f t h e S lin e of Iforti m e r r ' a i *t w ith t h r IV linn of p a l ­ m e t t o a * r run N 4*1 5 ft N 6 9 d - g IT min \ i 1 1*> 2 ft 8 *126 T l ft 111 I on, m e r r i a i s v r E on N t i d e , nf C u r a m t r f u ’i f l ‘' 4 1 9 . 2 ft In H r * 1.5 »Cfr« llf-g 2 VO ft N nf I hi’ f n t iT H 'r t l o ri of ( ho S lin** nf C_omm n c i a l %l u i t h th»* *a*t lir»«* *»f I’ark a v r r u n N 436.74 (i. . S 6 9 #!*•« 17 • m in K 159* I . 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M i t c h e l l ’* S u r v e y n l L e v y G r a n t , c o n t a i n i n g 4 5 a c r e * , co ld a« t h e p r o p ­ e r ty ol tln k n o w n ; A l t o T a i C e r t i f i c a t e -N o . 289 . d a t e d t h e t t h d a y ot J u n e , A. D . 1917. t a l d c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * t h e f o l lo w in g d c e c r l b e d p r o p e r t y t l t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , J f l a - , . t o - w l t ; L o t 8 Meae h r f 12 r h N . <>r S W c o r r u n N 83 d e g r e e * 50 min. E .5.0.1 eh . N 6 d e g r p e t 30 m i n . W 9 r h to l a k e , t h e n c e in m a i n d i r e c ­ t i o n 7 0 degree# W 5 .6 7 c h . t o W b u u n d a r y L o t 8, S 6 degree* 3 0 m i n , E 10 .30 c)i t a b * g . ) B l o c k D. D. R . M i t c h e l l ’* S u r v e y of L e v y G r a n t , c o n t a i n i n g 5 acre* , a o |d a* p r o p e r t y uf U n k n o w n ; A lto T a* C ertificate N o . 2 9 9 , d a t e d t h e t t h d a y ol J u n e , A. I>. 1 9 1 7 , a a i d c c r l l fl e a t e e m b r a c e * t h e f u l lo w ln g deacrlbed p roperty tltu a te d In S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l * . , t o - w i t: L o t 30. B lo c k D , D. It. M i t c h e l l ' * S u r v e y of L e v y G r a n t , t o l d a* ^ n e p r o p e r t y of J a m r t L. G ile*; A lto T a * L e r t l f l c a l e N o . 296. d a t e d t h e 4 l h d a y of J u n e . A. U . 1917, t a l d c a r l l f i c a t e . m b r a c c i t h e f o l ­ l o w i n g d r t c r i b e d p r o p e r t y a l t u a l e d In S e m ­ i n o l e c o u n t y , F la., t t v - w | t : I j i I I I , B l o c k l ) . D. R . M itch e ll'a S u rv e y of L e v y G r a n t, c o n ­ t a i n i n g 24 aerr* . t o l d a a t h e p r o p e r t y <>f U n ­ known; A lao T a * C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 2 9 7 . d a t e d t h e t t h d a y of J u a a . A. D . 1 9 1 7 , aaid c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * , th e follow ing d e a c r lb e d p r o p e r ty a l t u a t r d I n S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . F l a - l ® ? * 1.1* 1^1* 2 1 . 2 2 a n d 24. B l o c h D , D. It. M l t c h eil'a S u r v e y of L e v y G r a n t , c o n l a l n l n g 42 a c r e * , a o l d a* Ih e p r o p e r t y nl M y r l e l l e T a r r y . A l a o T a * C e r t i n c a l * N o . 3 20, d a t e d t h e t t h d a y o l J u n e , A. D . 1917. t a l d c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * t h e fo l lo w in g d r a c r i b e d , p r o p e r t y a l t u a t r d i n S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , Fl* . t o - w l t : L o ) 8 7 , B l o c k D , D . I t . - M i t c h e l l '* S u r v e y of L e v y G r a n t , - c o n t a i n i n g 2 2 a c r e * , anld aa t h e p ro p erty ot Unknown. • A n d h a t fllFd aaid c e r t i f i c a t e * In m y office, a n d h a * , m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for l a i d e e d t o *n C ircu it C o u r t , S e v e n t h J u d l r i a l C i r c u i t , |a * u e i n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w , H e m l n e t e C o u n t y , Florida. In C banrerjr t l n l e a a t a l d c e r t i f i c a t e * ' t h a l l be r e d e e m e d T ro p ic a l V egetable C o m p an y , a a c c o r d i n g l o law t a t d e e d w ill l a t h e t h e r e o n co rp o ra tio n , com p lain an t, o n t h e 8 l h d » y o l J u l y . . A . D . 1919, . « . . . Ci t a t i on J . B a ll h o u a e a n d w i f e -------- W i t n r e * ray offlrlat a i g n a t u r r a n d a e g ) t h i a llallhuute. d efen d an t.. • t h e 4 t h d a y of J u n e , A. D . 19 19 , ____ —( g e a D —’-------- E. A. D O U G L A S S , T i e , k . T o J . l l a l l h u u t e a n d ' w ill. - ------ B a l l h o u a e , By V. E . D o u g l a y a , D . C. I’ a t t a d e n a . C a li f o r n ia . S & 'f itr I t a p p e a r i n g b y affidavit o n b e h a l f of c o mt .p l a l n a n t filed h e r e i n t h a t y d u ' a n d e g r h of y o u a r e o v e r I h e a g e ol 21 y ear* , a n d r e t i d a N O T IC E N o t i r # if- h r r « b y | i v m l h a t iht» u n d e r * o u t a i d r ol t h e a t a t * ol F lo rid a, a n d t h e r e la n o p e t t o n ' l n a a l d t t a t e t h e a e r v i e e of t u b - f i t n r d h an L»evn a p p o i n t s ] k d i n i n U t r a l r i x of p o e n a u p o n w h o m krodiil be b i n d i n g u p o n t h e M t a l * of W . r . 4ke»r». dfrerau**!, a n d all hrira a t law , I r i i t r M , f lr v l i e f i and f f f d i l o r i you. Y o u a r e t h r r e f o r r u n i f i e d to b e A n d a p p e a r a n d a l l p * r : t r t a h a v i n f ’ H a i m * or d r m a n d f b e f o r e o u r t a l d C i r r u l t C o u r t a t t h e clerk '* a g a i n a t t a l d rtta ti* will p r r * # n t t h e m t o t h # office In t h e e o u r t h u u t e in S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , u n d e r a t e tied , d u l y a u t h m l l r a t ^ d , w i t h i n t h e o n t h e fir at M o n d a y in J u l y , 1919, b r i n g t h e t i m r p r r a r r i b e d t»y l a w , t»r t h e u m r will b# 7 t h d a y of r a i d m o n t h , t h e n a n d i h r r e t o a n ­ f o r e v e r b a r r e d . T h i» J u n e , t t h , 1910. sw er t o t h e bill o f r o m p l a i n t filed h erein , COIL A L E K A K E H S . a g a i n t t y o u . a n d in Ihi* fall n u t , r i t e t a l d H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a . * bill will be t a k e n a t cu n leaied . , 11 I t la f u r t h e r o r d r r r d ( h a t t i n . n o t i c e be p u b l i a h e d in t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d o n c e e a c h I n C l r e u l l t ' o u r l S e v e n t h J u d l r i a l Cirru lt* week fo r fo u r c o y itecu llv e weekt. S e m l n o l i C o u n t y , F lo rid a* In C h a n re r y G i v e n u n d e r m y h a n d a n d t h e t e a l o f l a i d M a r y S e lf Br idge* c o u r t thia t h e 2 n d d a y ol J u n e , 1 9 1 9 . vi. « C itation (teal) E . A. D O U G L A S S . E li j a h J . B r i d e r * . C lerk C i r c u i t C o u r t , T o E l i j a h J . Bridge*. G a t t o n i a , N . C. B y V. E. D o p g l a t * , I ) , C. 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After taking about two - bottles I began going around and when I took three bottles I could do all my work." E-fiO « MY SPECIALTIES: 56-60 TM Woman’s Tonic - JEWELER City Solicitor. Take --“ S B iim -* i 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 06, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 06, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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I ' - ’WTfTf'i iff'‘v r + Y ’> * qr.i• * • . - ‘ « I ■ Sixteen Pages—Section 1, Pages 1 to 8 HERALD i D .IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 57 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919 ’ ___- I ____ x volume NO RADICAL REDUCTION IN PRICES immediately have low priced pro- j ducts with high cost labor. " At no time was honest labor more indispensable than during the war, and during th a t period1 the average weekly wh$? of • all workers was greatly advanced.• A TEEGRAPH COPY OF OPERATORS TREATY IN AMERICA ON STRIKE appertaining, and all o f 't h e house­ hold furnish ngc and fixture now in the bui dings located on Lots One ( 1) and Two (2) including the kitch­ en and basement. ‘ FRANCESAYS NO CHANGES IN To HavV^fcd .Tp Hold, ^unto, .the said grantee, ite successors and as­ signs, solely and ’exclusively to be Out of the war has come a strtmg used and applied to hospital pur­ realisation of the value of labor to poses, and to be known and desig-’ civilization, arn^ we must accustom nated as the “ Fernald-Laughton oursclevs to the evident fact that a Memorial," and not otherwise, upon permanently higher scale of wages or the following conditions to-wit; FRANCE IS FIRM IN H E R STAND to Am e r i c a by CLAIM SERVICE B r o u g h t leaders IN i n d u s t r y a n d compensation has been established COMPANIES ON PR ESEN T DRAFT— LITTLE DAVISON OF MORGAN , St First, T h at the said property shall .W IL L NOT BE IMPAIRED AS e c o n o m ic a f f a ir s m a k e for the world's worker, both skilled PR O G R ESS ON’ AUSTRIAN CO.—CREATES S E N S A T IO N ^ be converted into and used for hos­ ONLY A PART OF OPERATORS statem ents for g o v e r n , and unskilled. * •’ TREATY CO.'— CREATES SENSATION IN pital purposes for and* during the 'ARE M EMBERS OF STRIKING r? "m f n t r e p o r t and g iv e In all lines of industry, to make u SENATE * * life of the said grantor. * . UNION i;OOD SOUND ARGUMENT fair profit, selling prices must be in Baris, Tuesday, June 12.—The de-------- „ Second, T h a t . t h e said grantee termination of France not to coun­ to s u p p o r t t h e m Washington, June . 12,-rJIow the • Chicago, June 12.—Union1 lenders proportion to the cost of production, shall equip and maintain the said tenance fcny material changes In the . decliredT4sl“nighf fhat the first H ay peace treaty reached private hands How-abQUt prices?----- —-------- — — including the enhanced cost* of labor. property for such hospital purposes treaty with Germany was clearly de­ in New York and thus stirred up a This fact should be recognized in response to the call for a nationwide which maintainancc shall never fall fined today after the meeting of the This is the question which is up­ buying as well as in selling. sensation in (he senate was estab­ strike of commercial telegraphers below an average stnndard qf ef­ council of four and various commis­ permost in the minds of the. people lished yesterday at a two hour hear­ gave promise th at the tie-up will be There exists tn the world today, of America and the world for th a t complete in three days, despite ing before the foreign relations com­ ficiency, and' shall continue dhring sions .which failed' to reach any solu­ and there will exist for some time to the life of the said grantor. matter during these times of recon­ tion of. the deadlock on im portant . •s claims of company, officials that the mittee. come, a tremendous latent demand Third, T hat the said grantee shall points dn which differences of opin­ struction. So much so that the strike has failed. . „ Senator Lodge revealed the copy U. S. Department of Labor has ask­ for goods and service und a relative pay unto the said grantor during the ion have arisen. Reports received by the Associ­ he said was shown him' by Elihu remainder of her natural life such, ed the leading men of the Industrial shortage of workers caused by the In spite of the attem pt to speedup ated Press from many towns in vari­ Root, a former secretary of state. sum of money yearly in equal quarand financial world to state briefly warV The high cost of living has Mr. Root told the committee he got the work of the peace conference, re­ their opinions on this great question. not yet begun to recede, and it ous sections of the country indicate it from Henry P. Davison, a mem­ ly payments as will equal eight per po rts arc still unavailable from com­ would be - an erroneous policy at that commcrci al telegraph business The following opinions of these ber of the Morgan banking house cent per anpum on a valuation of missions dealing with Schleswig Hol­ present to attempt to cut prices at was not seriously interrupted in men who study matters of this na­ and head of the Red Cross, and Mr. said property at thd value and sum stein, the eastern boundaries of Ger­ most districts. the expense of labor. ture from a broad viewpoint is well s Davison In turn testified it-was given of $25,000.00 which value is hereby many, the Belgiarv frontier' and wa­ A statement by President Carlton Statement by A. Barton Hepburn, him In Paris by Thomfut W. Lamont, pla ced thereon for the purpose of terways and- harbors. worth considering: this indenture and- the provisions of the Western Union Telegraph * , of the Chaae National Rank, _ ' l Statement by J. Ogden Armour (Continued on Page 4) Premier Clemenccau. is especially thereof, ' except th a t out of such Company that only 166 persons, 121 . New York The greatest danger to our eco­ firm in his refusal to agree to th e ad­ yearly sum herein provided to be of them dperators, answered the Seventy-five to eighty per cent of strike call, brought from S. J, Konnomic structure today arises from mission of Germany to tho league of paid by the said grantor, the said Connell Proceedlnga of many to recognise a new and the cost of all products represents c'fi kamp. president of the Commer­ grantee shall retain the sum of nations immediately. ’ The French City cobncil met in regular session higher level of prices, based on per­ labor; and as long as the minimum cial Telegraphers’ Union of America, , $500.00 to be used by the said hold that they understood German manently increased cost of labor, price of wheat is fixed by the gov­ the remark that more than that on June 2nd at 8:30 p. m. Present, •grantee in equiping and m aintain­ psychology'better than the allies and ernment at $2.25 a bushel and other number of Western Union employes F. L. Miller, chairman, Roy Symes, ing said hospital, the same to be a realize what the increasing arrogance and high taxation. Those who postpone building or necessities of the wage earner ar^ in Chicago alone had joined the Geo. D. Bishop, R. A. Newman, donation by the grantor for th at of the Gormans during the last few John Adams. G. F. Smith and L. P. buying in the hope of materially approximately'as high in proportion, strike by noon today. purpose, and said yearly periods weeks means. They say they appre­ Hagan. there is every reason labor lower prices, are speculating in the shall date from the date of the exe­ ciate how ’much this arrogance would ’•Reports up to late today point to V future misfortune of the nation. For should contend ngainst reduction. Minutes of last meeting read and cution of this indenture,, and each be increased if the peace conference a 90 per cent, response in the Postal falling prices, when reaching the With a recession in the cost of living quarterly payment shall be made on should yield to the German demand Telegraph service, and a 70 per cent approved. there should be a corresponding re­ point whore profit is eliminated, for immediate admission to the Communication from American response from Western Union em­ or before the expiration of each mean panic, depression, unemploy­ duction in th? cost of labor. The league. The French, it is understood employers of labor cannot go on ployes,” said Konenkamp in a statc- Chemical Co., relative personal as­ quarterly period, except as to- the are willing th at the Germans shou.ld ment and other troubles. paying present wages, nor, indeed, mekt to the Associated Press to­ sessment. On motion G. F. Smith, $500.00 to be deducted as a dona­ be admitted later. In the final analysis 75 per cent or any wages, unless their business con­ night, “ Th(; y ist has shown up sur­ seconded by b. P. Hagan and car­ tion, which last sum shall be used more of the cost of most commodi­ Hopes for Early Decision tinues, and ’ it has seemed to me prisingly well and in the southeast ried, same w'as referred to assessor. ties consists of labor, and reductions exclsuively for the purposes herein Paris, June 12.----- Official an- . alone the number of strikers now that the closing of certain industries Communication from G. W. Spenin the market price of commodities nouncement was made after the exceeds 3,000. Telephone workers provided and not otherwise. would throw labor out of employ­ ' cer, relative personal assessment are. therefore, inevitably reflected in meeting of the council of four this have added to the strikers’ n u m b e rs ' ment. In seeking new employment Fourth, That all of the propertydepot lunch counter. On mothe compensation of labor. afternoon that there win hope of a in Philadelphia. New Orleans. Co- tj<>f> (. K Kmith> Krr(lTU)e(i by L. P. (Continued on page 10) (Continued on page 4) comparatively early decision on the Nothing in the labor situation war­ lurnbia. S. C., and Brunswick, Ga. Hngan. same ordered cancelled for rants anyone in expecting materially reply to Germany. It was said an “ When the electrical worken go on 1917-18. lower cost of commodities iu general agreement in principle was reached a nationwide strike Monday addi­ Communication from A. G. Ham­ on the reparations clauses to the ef­ and building in purticulur. Wages tional telephone workers nlso will go lin, referee in case of Jas. C.. Flet­ v.ill In- less for several fundamental fect th at no definite sum to be paid out. Railroad telegraphers in all cher, bankrupt. On motion L. P, by Germany will be fixed In. the reaMina: parts of the country are refusing Hagan, seconded by G. F. Smith, treaty und th a t the question would I. The practical stoppage of im­ commercial business and trouble same referred to city attorney. be left virtually as in the original migration sincp 1914, depriving anew is impending in Canadn be­ draft.. * . . . America of the several million work­ On motion G. F. Smith, seconded cause of refusal of Canadian tel.egraers who would normally have come In French c'roles it was staled phers to hundle Americun business." by R. A. Newman, real and preaonal lax of 1918 of Lena Krause ordered that the treaty will be much less to our shores. T • t . . Washington. June 12.— Declaring | ranrc||e(| ' altered than has been generally sup­ 2 The retention of the nation s the strike of wire employes which posed. .. • m ilitary and naval establishments of On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded begun yesterday was “ wholly with­ nearly 2.000,000 workers, whieh may Little Progress on Austrian Tresty out justification," Postmaster Gen­ by John Adams and carried, A. A. continue for an indefinite period. Paris, Tuesday, June 12.— Litle ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR eral Burleson saidj in a statement b r a n d i n g allowed, payment of taxes WOfcLD PUT SENATE ON REC. 3. The creation of new industries, OKD AGAINST ACCEPTING progress is being made in the draft­ FERNALI) .LAUGHTON ME­ that "no amount-' of pressure •will without interest up to those of 1916. such as shipbuilding and manufac­ . MORIAIv HOSPITAL ASSOCI-' avail to make the, wire conctrol LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS PRO- ing of .the missing srtidep of the On motion R. A. Newman, sec­ treaty with Austria owing to the ture of chemicals and dyes, requiring POSEI) BY TREATY ATION TO MANAGE HOS­ board extend or go beyond" rules ond e d 'b y L. P. Hagan and carried, greater urgency of completing nego­ hundreds of thousands of workers. PITAL FOR CITY ami regulations affecting employes request of C. A. Anderson to build Washington, June 12.—Senator tiations with the Germans. One •t The urgent demand for building laid down during the war by the Na­ shed ir\ reur of (Mark building, re­ Knox’s resolution to put the senate A mass meeting of citizens was held American official who is working'on and construction of every cluss, due ferred to building com m ittee with on record agdinst accepting the in the court house on Monday night tional War Labor Board. the Austrian treaty, was aaked today to their having been forcibly held power to act. , Mr. Burleson said his information league of nations in the terms of the when the rest of the summary would of this week to consider the new Fer­ back for several years. nald-Laughton Memorial ^hospital was that telegraphic traffic had not On motion Roy Symes, seconded peace treaty was reported today in be available, replied: f. The shortage of* the world’s and would not be delayed. Govern­ project. by G. F. Smith und carried, Chus. an amended fo rm 'b y the senate for­ "There may . not be SYiy more. food supply. • It was understood by some of the ment business, which makerTup the Kunner allowed to pay delinquent eign relations committee.. The Austrians have more now a p p a r ­ •1 The proportionately higher lev­ men behln d the proposed hospital hulk of that hand)ed by the tele­ The committee struck * out the ently than they are able to sign." taxes without interest up to those of • ’ ti The froportionately higher lev­ that there was considerable opposi­ graph companies here, was reported final section of the resolution which 1916. The same waiting attitude ia being els of commodity prices existing tion to the plan as proposed. * For. moving as usual today and at the On motion Roy Symes, seconded would declare It a policy of the observed .regarding the Hungarian practically all over Europe. . state d e p a r tm e n t'll was. said there this reason the mass meeting was by G. 1;.' Smith, and carried, re­ American government th a t whenever treaty, parts of which are identical ’ On the one hand, then, wp arc called and everybody in the city in­ had been no interruption of cable the peace of Europe became again communication with Europe’. •» quest of J. F. Laing to farm park threatened the United States would with the German' and Austrian facing a serious shortage of labor as vited to discuss the matter. corner Ninth street and French ave­ treaty and already are.In print. A soon as we approach, normal indus­ "T he present strike of W ire em­ Some seventy-five to one hundred co-operate to remove such a menace. nue denied. tentative pSrt of t^e frontiers of trial activity, and on the other hand people were present at. the meeting. ployes is wholly without justifica­ The motion to amend the Knox Hungary has been prepared for sub­ Deed conveying title to Fernald there is confronting us a tremendous, The plan was thoroughly explained tion," said the postmaster general. measure was made b y . Chairman mission to the council of four. unsatisfied demand for many neces­ and the open discussion. which fol­ It started at Atlanta, Go., because home to City of Sanford: Lodge and had the support of Sen­ This Indenture, made and exe­ sities which it was difficult or Im­ lowed found, all those present, which It was claimed employes of the ator Knox and all other Republican possible'to ’ obtain during the wSf. comprised y the (lading men and Southern Bell Telephone Company cuted this the 2nd day of June, Dlrksdn — Matthews members except Senator McCumber Normally under such conditions women of the city, all heartily in had been dismissed solely because of A. D. 1919, by and between Mabel of North Dakota. No other am end­ At the home of the bride, 816 Elm we could have a flood of low- favor of the plan as outlined. Short affiliation with the labor organisa­ L. Fernald (widow) of Sanford, Flor­ ments were adopted. The vote to avenuea on Saturday, June 7th a t ida. hereinafter called the grantor, priced goods from the Old World, talks were made by Judge Hous- tion. The complaint was promptly favorably report stood 8 to 7. 11:30 a. m. occurred the wedding of and the city of Sanford, Florida, a while now we find that prices In Eu­ h older, Dr. S. Puleston, Dr. Denton, referred to postoffice inspectors for A resolution reserving the right of Miss Ada Dickson, daughter of S. C. C. W. Entxminger, O. P. Swope, G. Investigation. While the investiga­ municipal corporation, chartered and rope have risen proportionately the American congress to determine Dickson, and Mr. Christopher L. much higher than in America, and F. Smith, F. P. Forster. T. W. Law­ tion was in progress and before the established by act of the legislature the justness of the obligations im­ Matthews, both .popular young of the state of Florida, and located the demand for commodities and ton, Rev. E. D. Brower, E. A. investigation b a d time to ascertain posed upon the counjry under the people ,of this city. in Seminole -county, Florida, here­ the facts a sympathetic strike against labor, to mae up the wastage of war, Douglass and others. much*, discussed section 10 of t|ie inafter called the grantee, They expressed a desire th at the the*. Western Union was called In the is even more keenly felt there than Rev. A. S. Peck, r e c t o r ' of the .W city stand squarely behind the hos­ southeastern states. An insignificant Wltneaseth, T h a t the said grantor, league of nations covenant, mean­ Episcopal church performed the cer­ here. while was introduced today by Sen­ pital, as it fills a long-felt want in percentage of the operatives respect­ for and In consideration of the sum emony In the- presence of only the The manufacturer who now quotes of one dPilar, to her in hand paid by ator Sterling, Republican, of South relatives of the contracting parties ’ the lowest possible price consistent Sanford. If any were present who ed this order to strike. • the grantoe, the receipt whereof is Dakota. I -------------------------and a few intim ate friends. The with the high cost of labor, and were previously opposed to the plan .Efforts of league supporters in the happy young couple left immediately hereby acknowledged, and of the guarantees this to be so, doing his they failed to make themselves Wedding Announcement • ♦ . covenants . and agreements herein committee to postpone committee (or parts unknown on a wedding to u r buying freely on the same basis, .known. The following announcement of A committee was appointed to contained to be kept and performed action failed and it waa predicted of several days. When last heard ranks as our highest type of patriotic plan the organisation of a hospital the marriage of Mias Sarah A p p le -[ j,y " * n’d on the p art o f* th e said the resolution would be taken up in from they were a t Knoxville, Tenn. • citizens. A new level of prices has yard will be interesting to the San­ aasociation for the purpose of hand­ grantee, . its successors and assigns the senate early next week, bringing ' Miss Dickson has lived in Sem­ been established, from which there ford friends of the y o u n ^ lady, a ling the institution for the city. This has given, granted, bargained and the league flight into a new phase. can be ' no material recession until inole county and Sanford ail of her . sold, and by these presents does The first.m otion to strike out the inventive genius succeeds in corres­ committee met on Wednesday ^even­ former resident of Sanford: ing and formed a tentative organiza­ She is well and . favorably pondingly increasing labor’s produc­ Colonel Thomas J. Appleyard an­ hereby give, grant, bargain and sell last section failed on a tie vote but life. tive capacity by mechanical means. tion for the purpose of obtaining a nounces the marriage of his daugh­ unto the said grantee, its successors Senator Fall, who had voted in the known-throughout the city and coun­ Statement by Jamea B. FAiCan, charter for the new institutioif. ter Sarah Elizabeth to Dr, George and assigns, forever all of the follow­ pegative, moved to reconsider, giving ty and for the p u t few yehra has A mass .meeting of the citizens of Augustine Marion, on Thursday, ing described lands and property, the proposal a majority of one. Flrat National Bank. Chicago been fin employee a t the local tele­ the county will be held at some date June fifth, nineteen -hundred and situate and lying and being in the When Senator Knox later aaked phone exchange. While it ia my belief th at the gen­ tp be announced I/ztcr. at which time . . nineteen, Tallahassee, Florida. At city of Sanford, Florida, to-wit: unanimous consent to present the fa­ eral trend of prices during the next a permanent organization will be Home after Sept, first, <1919, 5ft) N. Lola One (1), Two (2) and Three vorable report in the senate today, • Mr. M atthews is an operator in decade may be downward, I do not formed. •. , ' Goodmkn Street, Rochester, New (3) of B.lock ’Seven (7) of Tier Five Senator Robinaon, Democrat, of Ar­ th* dispatcher’s office of the A. C. L. * The. membership will be composed York. . anticipate any sudden or. violent (5) of th e City of Sanford,Florida, kansas objected. T he Arkansas sen­ here and (a very popular among the of citizens from all over the 'county according to E. R. Trafford’s . map. ator withdrew his objection, however railroad employees who are all hia tumble in the near future beyond and the organization will be county-- Tofend the official proceedings of the thereof duly recorded in the public with the elimination ’of war prices made the u n d m u n d ln , th a t t h . , Iri, nd t. He (* ,Uo p u t owner of t h , ' wide. It ia expected th a t every pub­ city council, in which is set forth in records of Seminole county, Florida; senate wobld adjourn from today to* , _ „ . necessary <o stimulate production in lic spirited citizen will attend tjiis full the deed conveying the fernald Together with ail of the buildings, Monday, so there would be no dO-jeUy G»r t *e on P»rk *v*nuehigh coat plants. We cannot "eat meeting. ’ home lo th e city fof hospital pur­ improvements .and agpurtenances bate this week. The report then I The Herald joins their manyElsehwhere in this issue will, be poses. our cake and have it." We cannot t h e r c u .to belonging or in any wlsej went in. ffiends in the best of good wishes. -• • < . • .■ _ ■ COMMITTEE FAVOR KNOX RESOLUTION HOSPITAL MEETING MONDAY -V • ' i ■ ’j i jb - ■ . nm ■7m • V9 �W ant To Interest- 3iyiitonjx»\an.n;r< You are a music lover. Every normal man and woman loves good music. Do you realize what Mr. Edison music lovers? EDISON The Phonograph with a Soul literally Re-Creates the voices'of the world’s great singers and the performances of the world great instrumentalists. It gives you all that the ear can give of the / art of the world’s greatest artists. By direct comparisons between the instrument find the living art­ ists, the New Edison has earned the right to be called the only in­ strument which Re-Creates music. The Government has given Mr. Edison the exclusive right to use the word “ Re-Creation" as applied to phonographic reproduction of music. These amazing tests between the New Edison and the artists whose voices have been Re-Created by it were made before two million people by thirty dilTerenthreat ar­ tists and are chronicled in the news columns of America’s principal newspapers. These.tests are conclusive, but we want you to come to our store arid make a test of vour own. CAN YOU FORGET? Can you come to our store, seat yourself comfortably and forget that you are in a phonograph store? If you are able to do this, we .shall give you a' very wonderful experience. We shall ask you to take a^chair about twenty feet from the New Edison. We shall show you a picture of a great singer for example, Frieda Hempel, of the Metropolitan Opera. We shall ask you to recall the last time you heard a great soprano. Perhaps we shall ask you to close vour eyes, or turn your.back upon the instrument. Then we shall play—no, that is not the word—Then Frieda Hempel will sing for F o r a P la y e r - P ia n o , hear you. 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F o r a p ia n o , let u s d e m o n s tr a te a K n a b c or M c P h a il G rand, p ia n o s e n d o r s e d b y th e w o r ld ’s grea test a r tists, • For the very latest in hand played song rolls, and Edison Disc and Amberola records, come in and select a few from our complete stock. * Easy terms. Opposite Post Office Phone 931 �y OCEAN FISHING PIER THE SANFORD Finest Dance Floor in the Stale Meet lyie at n A V T t On Ocean Front LIGHTED VERANDAS bathing SUO r e N ^ N G ”b A N ^ nT H l s i ,S A ^ lJ R D A y Fl o r id a ’s THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE Silver J L a k e last Thursd Riven in honor of Mrs. I Miss Louise Francher* o III. aKdclighirul evenin ported. A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM RESPONDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE C TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HF The Moore’s Station m urnAi.A A M ) GRAPEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell spent Sunday with the home folks and also attended the Sunday school services. Friends from Atlanta,-.Ga., were visiting at the Williams home on who loved-and honored the deceased Those attending from Sanford were Mr. and Mrs. David Speer. Rev, Massey. J no. D. Jinkins, Hon. Scholle Muines and W. M. Haynes; G l c . Chamberlni _ Mr. and Mrs. Will -Drown were from Oviedo were Mr. and Mrs. visiting in Sanford last Tuesday. Frank Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mrs. Aubrey Moran .spent last \\ heeler, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Farncll, Wednesday in Oviedo with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Sntnue! Swope, Mr. Mrs. Samuel McBride. and Mrs. Robert Lawton, Mrs. Mrs. It. G, Nicholson is visiting Marshall. Mrs. Tedford. M r/.Bruce h tr sdn, Ilomer Nicholson -and fam­ Anderson, Hon. T. W. Lawton and ily at Mimms. • • - «. Tyler expects t o -leave Last Sunday afternoon at the Bap­ “V Waynesville, N. C., -M GENEVA AVENUE tist church . here ‘ the Oviedo and hange of^ climate in the ainy weather is still with us Geneva churches united in a me. s. to remain some lime. would he glad of a few dry morial service in honor of the late Mrs. F. F. Dutton and Miss Frances' were guests of Mrs. If Massey of ixi-ng .Works in..Sanford Fnnford conducted th#> Ver vice, Culp anti -children Ward and family a t DaytoriaTR home for a few days by t and Mrs. Jim Abbott an ns of. Sanford and Rev, Frank Wheeler and were calling at Mrs. J. E rs. Williams made Dick Maxwell h,ui bought the ernoon Wright property on Celery The John Russell Farm bought part of II. II. number of friends Saturday farm land. G. F. Smith noon when delicious ice creaiT farming interests to the cake were served in honor n firm of Wool folk •& Cr birthday. Pittsburg, Pa. Ralph .C urrte is here from New The tomatoes are ktill on the Vul ,h e rainy weather is doing Smyrna visiting his s’ster, Mrs. W dam age *------—-----— P re ra tt umHf*mt!y. The roads are i n ‘had shape SonB* Bringing in the Shea Edmond Stowk.arrived home frotrJ owing to rainy weather, hut the the Arcadia aviation camp last week I Prayer, followed . by reap 'a re running just the same. Eumond was | n Texas, also in avia­ readings. tion several months before being in Uur mail man • hud a very Recitation, ” 1 Love, the P Arratli^. . ^ ^ accident happen to him on his r r Ramond Lundquist op the pi a few days ago, us hi* car h u.—•“ •J. F. MrCleljand is leaving in his class . ‘ dowh, hut owing to the J n* w 'n r for a trip to Sarasota and Sung. Ilring- Gladness to * otli.r points south this week Today. St< A.art I l uttnn came home from Recitation, Eleanor Tyner Bunnell last week where he has been Recognition of our Soldier superintending.the shipping of •tinging of the ’’S tar Spangled toes for sometime. ">». ner” ’• A letter was received here this Song, Stand up for Jesus week from Toni Sullivan that Lv ..x Reeitaiiu:i, Woodard Ilertlesi petted to sail from France sh.-rtlv and (iilhert Erieson •S ,,nK. He may Count, on Me Recitation, “ Flower Voices” Horcnre Tyner of the intermedii .Recitation, ‘ The First Child Day." Margaret Erieson. Rev Kriesun gave us a short on the work done by the miaaiu Song. "Love Everywhere." and we finest 'P'ng again Saturday, holds, on I think tfie will have to build a the people can. get r r “ ttle, for there is nl and water all the U ‘* I"-'' all willing *'ut tint willing to get there with ^ u luiA’e a r i b b o n f o r y o u r ty p ew riter BLACK, BLUE, PU RPLE o r a n y o f th e a b o v e Avith r e d heraldprinting company Office Supply Dept. Phone 148 Sanford. Florida EAST SANFORD Rev. J.'R . Allen will he at M Station church from Enterprisi Sunday, the 15th. to fill |,j„ appointment. Mrs. J. C. Mall and Mrs. Aaughn chaperoned a jolly croi sixteen young people at a m mallow toast at lluzelton’s hen. WHO IS YOUR FRIEND? YOUR GROCER; If He Isn’t, Well W cruising yacht ’’VERONA” for sale or trade for Sleeps six. Elettric lights and modern equipment' LONG WOOD PH Mrs. Helen Green woo •nt last week with Miss Margaret Allen for Gainesville where sh business course. AA. H. Sapp of AA'agne ed from France. He si hospital .and aaw the he Lonnie Hartley has t being one of Uncle Sam sen to parade in Londot King and Queen,- also i cities after their return old U. S. A. J. L. and J. C. Partin i of Oviedo were the gu» and Mrs. Geo. Laurie own original way of keeping prices down and keeping our stock cl: ai and the other "0" for “Overstocke'd If we had tremendous Clearance Sales "e could dispose of odds and en 0 sell a lot of staple stock at a loss to do it and raise our prices at other times to make on merchandise and reducing the price, we clei r the “O-and O’s” only, and at the ’ nine Keep prices You don't have to wait until the end of the s ■ason to get these “O-and O” hargains von can find them °pnn 8*C K F N l ^ W v V CAHnf e r,0V s. L. KENNISON, P. O. Box 505, Orlando L U M B E R CO h il l . ^ BUILDERS S U P P L IE S ’ •- -- - • _ f *<■ ‘ • . LUMBER,* * - L S LATHS, SHINGLES SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE Most of these Suits were Carried Over from last year. We are placin g “O-and-O” tickets on these suits to move them tjuickly. You may find your size, you may not. C PRICE PRICE aSanfurd. *■ ** Florida i . owope . has returned t .Qviedo after several weeks in th mirth and west. Mr. Swo|»e |,.f Mrs Swope and the children a Wielijta , Kans.. where they will re I "i»fTt*riiring the summer months. y- Air- Mabel Stevens <if St Angus " 'l,"’nt Waturday night and S u„. day in Oviedo, the guest of Miss A. D Mitohell. Mrs. Stevens is lectur­ ing this week at the V. camp at Kollinn Collt'gy, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hpxtable of Orlando spent Sunday'in Oviedo. Mr. j w d - l l » 4 f-W. Lawton en­ tertained the young people ut a (Continued on Page 0) WE HAVE FOUND IT! DAISY TICE DecornniViinn n ri?',rough.,y Impervious to Water, Chemical decomposition, Atmosphere and .Mglsture. ?ri‘r"?c7 d .Tf,,.C|L‘ l.^ d0P,e‘J by ,ho « o ’ "n m e n t |o withstand ■ ■ the ronslrurllon of Its immense arid plants. <>ur supply Is limited only by ou*demand. rS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. Fi t. Stock in yards and 25.000 ready for shipment. MAHONEY-WALKER CO ■SANKOIni. I’LOIUDA Herald Want Ads Will Brin* Results 48 Pairs of Shoes w size, you may not and prices. Not a Just a Few of the Reasons White Canvass Oxfords No. 6 1-2 - Gun Metal Blucher Oxfords P ^ oT b& ER^VALUES for 'll!”!, Toner "when von b „ , fr„ra „„ , ou frc h e lp in g * bfc clerk hire, expensive |>ookkceper, nnd other over? . aiUomohiiTand o.hTC| u ^ t l y0^ t u P,krcCPn''P'"n W O R T lV J m l.T th L C 0 ° U M E R C IIA N D IsY 'lS faction " knowlag <ha.T ou "ar/ °pcUfnff 1 rade where your Grocerman appreciates Friendship b o ‘L bn d V | 8oVrh,C,oCrho ” POr * n d <,hod,l3, lln c s OUR PRICES ARE LOWER AND THE hm-v V ^ fy bcSf of evcrything in the sts tancy grocery line. Feeds of all kinds West Side Cash Grocery (Ask Our Custom ers) New Goods A rriving Daily more new ear- owned J/ d . Mr. and Mra..E. ure driving j, new Pai Ds. Chnrjes Dunn an O v Ifant-y LimfuTTr' ami M rs"* i~ f\ \ n Oldsmohil,.. .,|J t„ llr; Miss Olive Dinkcl -j. H end at home. s-ixmg up some lay amj ran in compel lake hut soon put him i«-r wood ax and soon the road for home and a beUcy place-than in h such awful things, ion feel mighty had to 1 wi*h surfr deathly At the Fernald Hardware Co Old Stand • * V/ And Others, Look Them Over ^ HIGHER Try us once. We are willing that v should be the judge. 7 , Perkinsand Britt PHONE 166 .. «. Everything Men and Boy �J- ~ a -4 * PAGE POUR THE SANFORD HERALD This market pace will also contain <he> advertising of commission forms decbn.ng market, rather than one of R. J. HOLLY, Editor ‘Y,d others engaged In business con­ Midden and Tadical slumps. I am on W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager nected with the markets a n d ‘ will record to this effect and have re-! Heatedly expressed these views for have items of interest concerning the several months. Published Every Friday by fruits and vegetables. It will be a 1 quite agree as to the immutable THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY great boon to the farmer and trucker nature of the law „ f supply aad (Je. and the advertiser. The Daily Rer­ mand and .that it must of necessity! aid will be U real daily paper in many Sl'IHC-KimoN PRICE IN ADVANCE^ ONE VPAlCrr;____ . __ 1. „ respects but this feature alone will regulate wha^ we as do get in ex- i 8IX MONTHS_______ “ make it worth while to this section change either merchandise or ser-! ! THREE MONTHS. _ — j vices for „,her things. As there ----- O -----seems to have been considerable con- f M.IU, Auf u«« 2Ind A DAILY IN SANFORD IMa.* 1IW i Mimw H.nf«d. Moftda 6/ MjurJi Srd, IB75 Friday's issue of the Sanford Her I t*"'! ' n ' " ™ V th o'i* h< «" X . ■■ nuLttder - . - An —.— r=-=i rtrn and ___V " , . ‘h,!r*u l>J*ct of late..allow me to f „ m- V aidI wns-r was-c In large most creditable Offlr«: II. raid flaUdJaf Trlephoo9 Mm, 14ft edition. D was tilled with- news of mend the clear-headedness of the at- u titude of the Secretary of Labor) SB Religion probably does not fall off interest and carried many columns wi,h reference to this matter. in Ju n e —but church attendance of attractive advertisements.-does. It also contained the information C O P Y O F t r e a t y ------O------~ | ,h a t - i n n i n g with fall, the Herald THESANFORDHERALD IN AMERICA! J l.i N’r] II.. 1919 THE SANFORD.HERALD IJUle Happenings Mcnlion.of -» Matters In Brief Personal Items of Interest ARE YOU WILLING? but from umvillingnei1toBtake°ig,| laCk ° f ?il!"lces- Arey0U Mll!i n g - c h a ^ e ' a t l f s V S ..... CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 •V . P F O P L E S B A N K O F S A N F O R D Chocolate bars and almond b a r s ' r,,iti° n' We wiah (C ontinued from page 1) Will be the only kind we cun patron- the Herald all manner of luck and ■ ^ -"^WrVDUffRlISIHESS hope it uill roceiVe the patronage of ile after July 1st. its town merchants to the fullest ex­ inother Morgan partner, attached | o | ----- O -----R- STEVENS tent. I tho- American peace mission. c. M. hand It is not quite time to engage your I u .• , R. R. DEAS, “ '•-Pr *4,1.1 C. 0. COUCH J. P. M organ.and Frank A. VanPUMgo tn Europe on nir7hli, . . . . . . 1 " ' ’ (’m' ”f Sanford’, Csshisr Ass’! Ciifii*, der ,p. the latter -retiring president Hu. t h d d .,- i. corning Jlli Z . T , H T v T of the National City Rank, also bebe privileged to do so ’ -, - r. hulldlng.up its community. • ,f 11 '» Properly properly subi.orted su/iported by the l°re the committee said they had town's people.—Orlando Reportcr- never seen a copy. " h e n it comes to the question of Star. . With that the committee adjournMgning the peace treaty it i*s aston­ . ----- O ----r . d w ‘ho“t Mttlng a date to continue never m»t n mnn who goemcd ishing to note how many of the Ger­ {52. '“’aring1. antl with. moml»en» on more.c earJy .u a ^ |,nnd jn hand wilh U E _N L E D A D -V ER T IK IN «man statesmen have just lost flieir g, ,0 Sanford never needed advertising both sides of the treaty controversy J ml. Conscience guided every act fountain pens. as badly as right now and we have 'aying privately that the Inveatigai‘ , n T ' ,bU ,mrne^ * ‘ely dived «* was a model'of mental Industry the intermediate and grammar (I — tior^ was over. All of which, did credit to | out T h f u t i i “i.nd hroUKht ‘he boy , ' .rfTorU ‘o entertain and in­ grades SlMoinicii .hirer. At the jM t Z “ h " Z 'u themselves :mfl to thoi» te«ehe« S ! ^ hacl to ^ up , Mr. Davison-said he got the . .. t n . copy, 1 'Pu 0p,e- l l ° strictly «o Hear up the status of l|le R^'j ,on7 t service he rendered i ' ' (resident Wilson | °ur favor we are dumb as f-ir n« i , t^ross under th e league of nations ! m 8 " ' rt' ht* w'«u livered by Supt. T.- W. not only a model Lawton, exhausted, but Insisted • he f nli, I , , ' T " “ n,‘ I t i n , tt„. „u„i,t,. I k„ „ i “ was all a "d never hi/d used it in a financi d ( ,,r'stiain. but he was an honorable whose admonitions right. " ay . lie had «» in U r o nhv«........ I moving forward and inspiring, as Prof. L:° In shown It to no-one !,K„P.ni ,D!nan.*. in th,> highest sense that . .. . - a w to n ’s ad­ t it ir speecnes no ri-si-ni blame what- days gone h\ till [except ,\|r The name of the lad * o the school always is. J Til' "litMilled, in,.| i teem • implies. To man, woniun or ■liild. ; not «ien JuCob*' Jacobs, »ir,ncipal. principal, in a short a d - ''n a ascertained. bad sent it to him because ...........he km v . . .<a,n‘ " r he always ex- 1Y s l T n f di R®T J ' G V''r" !' k the former sec-retary was. being co:.greeting, that lent a ( ,,re*» si»oke of the general helpfulness ' chur I " u HP R VC™ide Presbyterian ................................................... ............. 1enior of advertising and ibis , !•-* a^ particularly !" Uit•'*! *>v the American mission. brighten their p a th -* '1"'.1 en''ouraKement of the -patrons !0theM^ » , ' a . WBrri»*«»n. -and oulh Curoluiit. good time to issue another special I lloot g.vv i. ................. I“ L J°“rni!y ul life. II. cum-1S -bor. .kot,h ef | “ n" “ d' ‘hc r' " ur0 edition setting forth the many good faithfulness arjd application' to f „ Not enoygh c r im e - in Seminole f lK,inU of our county. Seminole m ' "ben he. a gisted by Mrs i ; ,,aMv al h“ ’ Reach ••ounty to empanel u gran<r “jury. I ° r ' V^P^fb'med _jnore •biH'b.. , | I " r-'iv v.-nnv.i „ « •„ i * ,0 |w presented "f the diplomas t o ' . ..rnt'rry ,,arty «»( yming folks are \ as that ronditioh brought about , ‘'a*0»Hanford never looked sol . nothing a'b..„V r i ^ T ”“ »We «•did- » not» «f.dlv ,Mr ^ l c Z T \ SwaWPrt>k Philip Mile*, ua* »’-'rty a. ............ ° -. W. 1 ,nr " " a ' right « him *> about by Rob Holly's bring a b sent, on I ....... and ,.r, P.Vits Wurc n.-Ver, ‘ 1it this a " °h(\ l,.. '"•tibl ...M .b.......... . s.-.-r.-t r|siit ..._____ ' fra Sun it. ii" tn.M “ino’it " nl, M. .. W" , m.t fully anorccin,..!’ u k in Y ,hi* “ k m-cuplyu.g ,„r •* ••PI,‘ l «R|if j i ar“t% -S ""k'gerty. Albert . l a•'vkihs ’ M. C A. " er k Oki-ct-iuihi-u I ''right. ami who knows <.Ur many the Gerinn to - • .rnmitt.-e. becaUs, bis true worth until after the. thread George A. Mathews. Rush \ i . ‘'"'nrt house and having a great PWS. I’ov. -ninent had mad. of lif j urlvantagi Olll-nl. ,,f ,,.|r „ w (l j , , , j(. i j, . , , , 1, 1; . Stafford. •r#«l . Alice Holly and William lime fishing and bathing and d in.-. Rut as we */ui t >■ so. T ri| •MlVllt 11a vi ki n m g * and otherwise ••n,,,\t4l <'*M a-so. iatior ' ' U' ' *• fmir new ho , , . t . . ......... 'be -now white "•tn the Y M, t " "tn.’.g. Mr Rooi..w - ui ihat ocean Those in >| ' has Wade tin Th How . bore him away to tin- disPart> are ".T". were carried t>. (he Misses . . . . county b itter 1 the inquiry voluntarc Leaven, d tin- whole U-I'le ffs,„, 1Jljr r*-«: 1,1ar hotels (•lady* Wilson. Lillian awakened to the real1 "•“ •i1 e real-1’“ -“ 'T by the Juni "<r (Trad.I' af. you know There I hoi y et w lio k n o w s th i s ? |, lK I " , nl "" *" "a.v that while th fs e tu t "••r. Margaret Znehnrv. M.,-. 'ration that u ....... atlf| righteous were many and .1 | was w:thin it. rights in asking f..r Ii dr. <1, ,,f advantages „v.-r r ....... ‘ ( r p».ri I,an l*t ••n faki n fr,»•tn our midst i|U!ts presented very beautiful bou- ly. Minu H"o................. " »rd. Sara U h.-. 0 U>e class. tintis a n d are ........ . "HI aware of the fact, | ‘ "J-. .i t-r 1hi- i.-e.ii\ became pulde GIVE THEM WORK , Gern’a«y. President Wilson w», SUNDAY s r i i n n i . , ,n , a e man who is thinking ..f I . ^ e ^ f o n o w e d a d d r e s s , by Hon* ! ^ y ^ . Wherever it j. |e , ,U" " " b „ hi, right- ,n holding 1; , ) U M 'M I U winter docs not •■ r' F A. Dougin** no,| -‘"'I Mis, Bessie Ziicharv »i,., •f III h.MCs .. .. » vh" M-rv.-d Iht-ir country | -I' * mill, of Sa-,f,-d. ‘ Tb-nR aa "b-ip-roning the .parly. Mr \\ dl " T h a t ,s V-hero the a,lv..r. Udl .................... Delightful Program »te great world war >hoij!<| In* <omi* Arranged al {abort historical sket o of ii,.- - . 1 .... H ' ^ 1 ,1 and if it is p. s-..ihle le educu-, F*"idges. nephew of Mi*, Zacharv a.• \d the witnesses said they had •M. K. Thurrh a Job when they come back tional sfeps.of Lake M Th«*n* Mi'rald " 'l l issue a special e.|j- beard rumors of copies in New York '"•roe. finished c°mpnnied the party and will remain may be instances where tin. ranriut Nexi S,ind w is the annual Sunday by (he anmfuncements for the future "•('' them. 'I"" "f ,h" I"...... to be finished hy but did not know whether they ,.\Icriii hy Mr J U' it,.11 l ■ I done, hut every employer should ( J H ,""I Day at the Methodist jhureh "rs. of Uclober and will he 'st.-d Like statements were made . \\ ' " 1,41*, chairman o f' ------- ------------mak. an honest effort Klv,. all that could he di-s•'fed in a special m telegrams to Ih ., S"",;,al r“ r ' " Fiegiii after (he local hoard, followed by Mr VI ' committee in ""Idler or the sailor a job prefer- '••lition We " regular morning Sunday school b;-rt Hawkins, newly chosen trustee ' T. S fu u ‘ " e e k .­ S. luff th. ' 'acoli Kuhn la'llll Loeb v& , . arc no w figuring on llir . ....... .f ••’•••II, V l •I ‘■tier to any other applicant The ,» . - "".on. the hour being 11.45. Th,.rp after which the class sang a h , ! Sn, f t '* > V Sc" ut " ' M* ,h‘*.— ‘ ut" 'be. cost of a in af" 1 Warl.urg, a former jiurtiu-r *ar may be over but the boys who •pei-ial sue.SI. I*.lid..,. .I will . n ,, | ., ' riJ' * * '* ln other cities in will In- no preaching in the morning. “ on song. “ Good-Night " edition and make „„ a,|. m .1........... the same firm. have served their country will have 'ertising rate as low as possible m C'M,ntry' S p v " a ' “ ams have Tonight (he inquiry ordered by This is the day formerly known a., fH( that „ was indeed worth whil. 1 a \oi.e m public affairs and they will order that every business house T h e , , U‘ W,,rk " “‘■h for associate h. recognized as u strong factor (h. senate last week seamed to have! I. d r ? " | ,nY* but begfnmng this presented ..’ ’Id pupils • Members f „ r the National A«oc,a.......... «■»« be r epresented. Our reached a standstill because >«-ar it will b* known as Sunday this country later „ n. And the one with a box V 1 ar" , Y Ja c o b « , ' ° n ° l U',y Scouts, which is doing a representative will , alk to you about ha.l any further witnesseTto s u g g ^ t''' Sch" H' Day' riu- principal change and t-,1.1 r " h a could go war and did not go (his special edition next week. f . bpautlfu! sil erWare Kr'*a '- wir.t among the b o y , of Artierand table linen in token of th»ir no ic»• enator Lodge and Henntor Ilorah deserves nothing in this world, re­ from th I , a ‘ Sunday ‘Sch° o1 • publican, of Idaho, who made the from the little tots in the Beginners' member that. ° f their d uri„g the III addition to the several c’j iivuk ( ard of Thank* revelations which started the invest- Department ,0 the Men's Bible school term. ----- O----Lake Monroe, Fla., June 7. 1919 Crass will havp a part. sers the ladies are conducting booths igatiun. ‘hey considered all their To the D a i l y MARKET REPORT in the’ business district, where the (he Noble Trustees. Esteemed "tatements In the senate had been A beautiful program has been arYoung Singletary Hero unsuspecting soon finds himself en­ Fat roiis. Worthy Citizens a n d proved, and Senator Hitchcock. Dem One of the features of the Daily The following from the Times­ rolled the list of members The Herald will be the daily market reThoughtful Rupils „f | ,ak.* Mnn- o.-rat of Nebraska, author of the in- r-nKed for .hi, day including music > m»n of Jacksonville will |„. I)f roe. Fla.; _ . 2 i rhurrh and Sunday school ■UHLia.iot .Sanford u 135 members. alHthe lapejt nurvostigatrorr rrsrThrrtnfr'vfr7'1'TaretI Uie choir recitations |,y Che little folks U rw i tn Sarfforri, where hi -fn-t news tnr the farmem ~ ^ d the '■.is .well aad-J^bflr all workers hav«_ out-yeL— hereby wish to express our ap­ ’fquiry apparently had lapsed with­ and all the other exercise* which are knowhi growers of this and other sections preciation for the beautiful 1>ox of out showing any dangerous "leak ......’’''-n. there is no doubt that thcV making the Methodist .Sunday school Little O. B. Singletary, Jr., of Col- quota will we reached . before to­ The markets will he wire service and silverware and table linen presented in diplomatic circles. m •pec.al days in Sanford famous pge Street. Riverside, proved him- morrow -------night. 2 h‘ uf t0. thp "I'butPs Any one ».us. in token of your appreciation " h o is in the growing and shipping of our service as teachers during the Everybody invited to this and all Ferguson —Nelson of fruits and vegetables -i.i— will ... realize .. other services on that day. past term. c .~ *•. — • On Sunday. June Hth at I’ i.IO in other lad from drowning in the mud ls. h? lnR raised for maintenance at once what a gr.-at advantage this Lhi*n» of qca1 Scout work. The hoys arc Je*u* Christ Now Wllh Us This beautiful present and the will be to the many people who arc kindly tbought which pronpted it thp First Flaptist church of Jackson­ building a fine camp on Silver Lake, The person and presence of Christ ville occurred the wedding of Mrs. 1 he outmg was a Sunday school engaged in this business*. Tho duilv oui es our hearts and causes them Mattie Leona Ferguson of Jackson- •re „ , t to be obscured by wrong Picn,p “ " d » P»r. of the festivities south of Sanford where they have a market- report wil, be comprehensi ve fine lAcatlon. This camp, when com, nVapflo* wi'h love and goodwill v,lle to Mr. Marshall S. Nelson of ' "' *Md ‘ be comfort and strength "** a dip in the springs. One lad. I pleted and cover the r n tirc field and will toward you all will pr„ VP a f,n,. ’p|a Sanford. " h .rh accompany assurance about F« tween 9 and 10 years old ce for thp O 'e (he Daily Herald the front got be- Fioys to go for an outing at any and Him are sadly wanting. At the Con­ •Wr fucthermore wish to express -Mrs. Marshall is formerly of [>alyond his depth and undoubtedly all times. place m popularity in south Florida "ur appreciation of your public an­ Tex., but has been living in gregational church Sunday morning would have drowned if O. B., Jr Mr Brower will , |H.ak on lhia aub. Should you he missed hy the can­ nouncements of your unanimous rec­ Jacksonville for ,ome time. Mr. bad not gone to his assistance. ’ vassers don't fail to visit one of the ommendation. that we be returned Nelson has been in Sanford a num- what When f r ' . ' f J ‘‘9US Chri*( and • cry was raised that a boy to you next term. booths on First street and be en•er of years, coming here from what is Re doing?-are vital ques­ thu S l n „ t , , , ry lad rotlcd as a member. I’ruf. and Mm. J. Tildun Jarul.,. Illinois and purchasing a tract of tions for every soul. . Service at II o clock. ' . • and in Eureka Hammock, ro u th of NO RADICAL HE, • anford which he has clenred and “ Children's D ay" will he-celethe - e v ^ ln g at 'eight Under cultivation.' Mr. and Mrs |b r a te d DUCTION IN PRICES put o Hock A special program has been Nelson are now at h.ome to Their (( ontinued from Rage lj friends in. the Nelson home.. They arranged, consisting of musical and -. have the hearty good wishes of tfioir other features. j they would accept the reduction in many friends in Sanford and else­ ,;‘wha« wpand how to pay where. R” is the Christiani Endeavor topfe. Leader. Mrs. Royce Robinson. Seven p. m. 1 understand that this is what you s t o n e s m e m o r i a l SERVH f : are contending against, and you „ .ek •/V to induce manufacturers, wholeHeld at Geneva Baptist Lake Monroe Commencement Church •alcrs. retailers, and consumers to * L«*t Sunday i *he f-ommencement exercises of accept the present price, for good? A beautiful memorial service in p , 7 Mnnroe Grammar School last and commodities and continue buai- honor of the late Rev. Wm. Stones Friday e--n«T* were enjoyed hy all r„. , hoo) tf>rm hB,* bw>n m ” '. ‘ !U;rP,,y in"ur' nK the., employ- " h o served as pastor of the Baptist present en M ' “ bor at the present level of churches at Geneva and Oviedo fcr a very y .ccess. 0. ha?- ;- rke.' I V° U Vt'ry likely be sur- the past six years was held in the several 1>ng le I* t .'d» ! essful as t 6 the large industries, but '. re tew 3 10*j aptist church at Genova on Sunday cation..) way. I think there will |,n m„re nr |o u brick building afternoon at 4 o'clock. readjustment of the wage scale on a The church da s crowded to the nearly so. and the senooi moved into ower level in- the smaller industries doors by former neighbors, friend- the same during the term. These and in various localities. c using exercises for the aohool were nnd. members of the Geneva -Statement by W. I.. Dougla* also the inauguration- of building Oviedo congregation who came t o l a s well - the ­ of Brockton, Mas*. as well, and consisted of a suitable Pay their last tribute to' the mem' * d eon8l>ted of ’ if you will call to min's, the per ory of the departed, who has been it program for all.* capita in the United States in 1914. very important member of the com­ The auditorium and stage were in round numbers was about 3.11. munities which he has served for so decorated for the evoking with a gor- 1 Recently l have outiccs that t' ic per m»»y year* as pastor and citizen^- Jforgcuus display- of beautiful p„t ! ‘ •pita is about 357. which is an in­ The service was presided over by Plsnts und cut flowers. The clavx * crease of u little over 57 j.er cent. colors red. white and blue wore fea 'V bile the jw-r capita remains at this Rev. M. H. Massey, pastor of the tooned in a double row around the Sanford Baptist church. Readings is held by Uw the Ban™‘|li0n dollora in gold sold 1, K evel the coat of commodities 'Ki which made alovely hack and. addres*«a were given by a num­ and labor will remain about the ground, for who i, there th at doe, « the member, of the F ed ecl ” hich- ■ ' same. | am of lh<? opinion that ber of those who knew him best not love to see our national colors me uding Jno. D. Jinkins of Sanford Thia bank, as a member of th e . prices will bo governed to *n great and B. F. Wheeler and T. W. Law­ •displayed n -.11 their beauty? At afforded by this great r e a m 9 y tem > *Lore* in the protection extent a* the per rapita rises *>r ton 'of Oviedo. * * one end ^of the stage was a banner falls. to thi* benefit. A* OUT o ato m er you «ho Omre on of Oviedo Music was rendered supported wV h T Z T ‘ 0 . » . v . church, (rum it and Sbearing L i . ? ’ the . " f banner . * « * of! ! Statement by K. C. Slmmona of the b> ' h* ' bo1' «' 1 here is no language by which the Simmons Hardware Co. can fittingly portray the sincerity4if “ Sneccfi'" 1 lb lband * P h u t 148 • Sanford, Florida » Succeu, colors numbers of I snare the-belief that we may th l. ra .„ -, Christian c h .r.c tc r; . PJ graduates ................ which was ,eight. •jloo* for a steadily and gradually In the ,Kpcrlcnce'o( . Ilf, t |m, T h , lcho(j| , „ „ Upi consUtcd of a BANK that tNSUBES YOHIt DEPOSITS r°.... .....-!......... »<■>• Fife f.,. -asim V I h f r £ Ay FSSwi I< B-T I . mi s dr P. r whai 1,800,000,000 Dollars in Gold herald printing CO. i __ W FIRST .NATIONAL BANK r_f+ and. A b o u t Th e C ity dt Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for FFcrald Readers Gibson. Sergeant Gibson enlisted in the Engineer Corps at the beginning of the war and served in France at various points, on the front. His term of enlistment will soon be over and he will return to California where his wife and little daughter nwait him. ---is i , ? -**r tonight for the most part by volun­ teers, hundreds of Jacksonville's most prominent citizens volunteering for service.during 4 he strike of the paid department. Promptly at p. m. the firemen walked out of the stations, leaving only the chief and I three assistant cj-.iefs of the paid de- 1 pfcrtm o ii^ p j, ,iuty> u y a |)rt>. ; arranged plan the stations w e re u quickly* tuken over and. manned by " volunteers. It i» estimated th a t one. hu n d red firemen uro on stride. The munii,p.il authorities art* recruiting an entirely new depart m>nt and state they have the situation well in hand. T'„ X r * “ “ v M u v > " 0 r - : ,N; ; r" ; B, um„ y 15G(i has more imitations th a n any , , . , - ^ P e H s to spend the summer E-Z Seal quart fruit jars „t L. P. Complete stock D i. , other Chill nndJ Fever Tonic on the McCuller’s. . S6-tf j Wight Tire- £ 0 m° nd t ' ^P,• market, but no ono wants imitations 55-tr ‘ Jno. D. Jinkins has returned from G. Henry Davis, the hustling rep­ in medicine. They are dangerous. , «ht rtj business tHp*to Ocala. 19-!0'tc resentative of the Cadillac car with The ladies of the Episcopal church headquarters in Jacksonville Wa.x jn Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walton of . will give a cooked food sale S a tu rd a y ; the city H1-veral difys of thlsswcck ** Titusville were in the city on T ups at YowHI’s store at five o'clock. 1 Mr* a ...tn... . ‘ (he' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. Simon will move her store p Y t,ht* KU,>819 ? 57-1 tc Holly. Mr. Walton is th e edHig ( losing Out Sale Regardless of Cost Starts I 1 1° Y Y V 1? 1 *,rP0*- "„,,x, door to . U o/'of Miss Phillips went to D — (b»- Titusville Advoca te , one O rlandj (be Sanford Furniture ~ 11• - 01 Di: orders occurred at tw o *iE' r " .P.r •" tbo 0b(cst papers in the s ta t e nr.d tions when the strikers a ttacked new {j f u n day on business and pleasure. "lie will be glad to see her "customers E. T. Woodruff is home for a few a((°r thie week. 8 well known in Florida. Mr. and men sent to take over the engine, days visiting with home fhlks. *• Mrs. G. E -Williamt >,n. , j Mrs.' Walton were enroute to Lee,-. house*. I’he disturbance* 'were quickly quelled. There were no ar­ While at Daytona Beach stop, at "Atlanta, from where ,|,e ^ii, ^ Y o l 0 p Y i‘° p,“ ,end thu. m-Pti" K of ,hp rests. • Fire insurance policies have I Hotel Breakers. New management “ > Asheville. N. C. Anyone who T = ‘ ^ A88" p' a‘iannot been affected by the strike. J There's a man at the c urb to Hites reasonable. 5fi-ltc \ “irc8 at,y special orders can comserve you. 55^1 • The city is offering emergency 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson and p1un' cale "dlb Her, care of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly will rep­ firemen So a day and assuring per­ children spent Sunday at Daytonu °8eF*b Kreinus, 22 Crescent Ijt., Beach. . ' ( Asheville, N . C. Miss Lela Hutchin- resent the Herald at the meeting of manent positions to men who qual­ : and ioyal. sonm. will -have . r,ii‘rF charge of the stom ,bp Florida Press Association at ify as < Mr. and .Mrs. M cBride motored toI- Y n - t hY r - . ^'haVe r r - T - s - ' ' ---------------LepsharjfrEuifis. T a y a ^ 'a n iT M h 7 r~ Orlando Tuesday where they spent J 15 ttl,Sent' 5«->tc the day. 1 Lugene Massey left Sunday night points in Lake county, the meeting • 4 <% to take place Thursday. Friday and Bub-My'-Tism is a great pain k ill- i'0r Gpo4rBiu Y ? he wil1 takp a -Saturday of tliis week. The visitors Wc have unved o:ir Or!n;id ) Stock to ( hrist'- .1 S • *r • , «r. I. r o l l e r , „„i„ ...... *• ' ' » ' ^ m or f haol,. i|re,^ to hc. taken by auto and boats •uii. oe hv.d a . toe ,y,»nuns San.jrd to close'out for S £ , i[. ,thoum*tl,,n - • 1 *111 join him Tnte'r. “ *"y ' ‘" n" V on many beautiful trips over Lake Club. Oak avenue, between • ' . - the Season county and expect to have a line Third and Fourth stret*. Mr. and Mrs, 8 . A. Couch, stopped w ’Y Y , ?* Pf rri^ »I»Ut . meeting and good time. ‘ on Sunday, merning at 11 over in Sanford Wednesday enroute d u ^ ^ « n .t.p .« |„ „ . o -I H a t s , $ 1 .5 0 to $ 3 .0 0 v a l u e s . ' . $ f-'-tf tn Clt-arw att-r. 'N o r th Carolina, where they will I n . I®- *' ,'" M Appetite and Mrs. Fred 8. Daigvr, Jr.. » • • • • • « and spend the summer. ' Headaches, due to Torpid-Liver. H a t s , $ 7 . 0 0 t o $ 10 . 0 3 v a l u e d . . . litre Frt-de ick were visitors in Or­ 49-l o t o ,iMU Tuesday. ,.„-nllllv. . . b-‘» p roveu.it will, cure Ma­ lando (Unglinm Dresses, S 7 . 5 0 10 $ 1 2 . 5 0 values . Miss Fern Ward is home for tjie liaptlst Church .- ... , • .... . ’ 1,3ria> Chills and Fever, Bilious FeM fclM lnr WirIn*. H xluw u un.l. vor. Col,I, ................ n u summer holidays from Brenhu- Col­ Next Sunday regular services 'wiir irfppg.. ~ JIt, ’ /kills •Silk Lh-H Ci-.-. Ski'i, SW Ol’ io ? 10.03 cuppln s .see L. C. Bowman, :i9S .. .... . -. e S ern- th a t cause the fever. Fine lege in Soutli Carolina, where'she* is be conducted. The pastor urges the • values - r . . . _ r»i>t I .itli St, o(!*‘!tp * \ taking a three year course in Lite <|e- attendance of every n n r n V r .bj>th I9-I0te , part men! of music. Miss Ward is j morning and evening. A cordial ino Bowrr, Mr.r R. C'.^ Bower? a - d . l l M e ' »•- • d Mrs. N S k i r t s , $ 8 .5 0 to $ 1 5 . 0 1 ' . . . H- *»nriiHr. Mr. , one of S'ajif >rd's tqh-ntsd 'musii-l.uis vitutioii r\ie n d " d .in all our spending IDar. siiendmv this week at a m i ' Mr*. Weidmu C. iidw and her many (rfends are g l a d to I friends and \i-itors in the city, Ba.'tona Beach. , Georgette Waists, $?.«)?• s /. h i values Mrs. J. a. H. ,,. Lawson m itun-d have her Inunit- again for the summer. Sulijecl s if lim'dv inieresf will fie Hr nod Mrs. A. D. Parrish ami 'audit Munila\ -\ hei • i • ■v , 11"- Mr and .Mrs Harry Ward.m,I M i­ ei-Usider * S i l k D r e s s e s , $ 2 0 . 0 0 t o $ 3 0 . K) V.q |,.0 s . M F; "I Saitmlers spent Smnl.iy .iflerm Mill 'MillijHh/ . Fern will spenji the summer at l>a\a’ f ‘ i '..hii Beach. Jas. C. Riiberis. -•>rm«-rl\ tieputy j ("Ija Reu'-h where they liyve a cut • Veils, $2.00 to $3.50 values * . iari Mason fruit jars at E. p in the ofliee of the ,-|,-r \ of- • • • elr- I Iage. lii i o in mend Sale of Ship* | Mci'uMrr's . 58-tf Wuslii t.gt on. June 12 |(, •-uit'- is again helpin' t •1 • f- ' lllo- w.,v find ng mil I In . meiidat 'i,that the g-iverimo-m • :s I rank Tulbot and baby left lice temporarily, i inng >Mr.» place lo b uy. clot lit s is (o pick out , quit building-and operating .-uinmurSlturdlM-, f.»r Text's, where tl»e-- w'll lieavy rush of business. !the best dressed men of the city and I rial ships at the^earli ('*<I pop^ihLi* mi - a double to deep right in- iho first *1" ' ce summer. l amy licorgia peaen'-s lor ale at | ask them where thi*y buy ing Tl e\ incut w. re pr.M-i.tcd t„ 11„. s,.llal,. iH M •"l*n J. Pittman of I.exingtonl"'r crate <*‘:;dei| and packed "ill all led \ ou PERKINS A Jn l ie ■ •,’ ■ . ^ . • t, committee today by the shipping Of AM ONOS . Kv . as a week end visitor at the j l‘"lM'u‘aJly (or dessert. Get your or- HR ITT. ' 67.1,0 board. It urged the enrlv sale of singles by Baxter. Kimley and >| . ^ l‘hc Diamond R ubber ( ’o. I Fiimn- of .Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hos- dpr8 F,,a,,<>d *»Hon Hie busy season. (•-IF gave .Lake ibden tlieir only I Ilerltert Crippcn of Chicago j* in ail eoinmereial ships. L- G. Atkinson, (.la wkiimvilte, (; a [Hj] ore now jru a m n to o in g th e ir r a •lie city visiting his father and 5 Wit. proud of thu uontidunre rtre proutl fabric tires for (»()()() miles ® ^ mother. .Mr and Mrs Crippen at notice . Y ' ; ,,y inmnk"*: d " t -. druggists and the pul,In Dr. J. 1 . Denton left for Chicago' tlieir home on Silver Lake Mr a. '. . . . outiiiini ! 0 0 0 :i it | 11 8 . irn and tlieir Cord T ire for r a I nor lo Mil) 15th pu>muni of puv- u j *, Fan' i, i>tii> t hill muj Fever Tome. ., last Turitday, to m| m*iicI a wefkn Crippen and his family have a ti oinr E l. HU>00 miles. T he W ight ^ 49- l 0tc I ‘hoapital to get in touch with the in Jacksonville but Mr. Crippen'* ing and Hidewalk lien* will be hc- l.akp Helen U 0 U IJ 0 II (l 0 2 Tire Co. Ikls a new fresh v—, repted al face of lien plu* lillornc)'* R 2..III HO. Mr and Mrs. Weidmun Caldwell \ lB,w,t in his P.ro^iu»»on He expects business keeps him tn Chicago most fee and co*l*. Payment* under thi*j stock of D I A M Q NTD S ® to return aFiout the 16th of July. Batteries of the time. lie is with the Sieger Mi Wednesday for Dade City where order musl be ra*h. After July I5(h the> will, spend a few days wjth rel­ Editor Andrews of the Estero Piano Co.,, and is one of thi* l»esl Sanford Arter uml Smith. ull paving lien* will be enforced by 1 I @ 1 1 1 g atives. Eagle and his mother were in San­ men in the business, at one .tint* Luke H e le n —Sheppard. Baxter foreclosure. and McGill. * ( I. West, one of the prominent ford several hours on Wednesday having a large piano business of his By ordcf of city council. own at Louisville, Kentucky. enroute to Leesburg t o .a t te n d the (Fteir guest Mias Clothilde Atkina of merchants and growers of the Oviedo Sanford plays at Lake Helen June J. J. Dickinson, Shreveport, La. Refreshments of section was in the city Tuesday on meeting of th? Florida Press Associa­ W HEN YOU .T H IN K OF C A N 19 h and Snnford plays' Kissimmee M‘O r Clly Attorney. tion. business. ice cream and cake were served. DY T H IN K O F - /T H E KANDY here T hursday. June 26th. Come Buy Diumonds. Mrs. Peck und Mrs. Robson assisted Wight Tire Co. K IT C H E N . IF IT UAS*SUGAK Wanted Some ... one to tell us • f ♦♦ * • • • out and support the team. In entertaining the young folk. IN IT WE HAVE IT. ST A R 55-tf • ' • honestly that* they are not satisfied 49-tf *i*Fi our quality or prices. O G. Roller of the A. C. L. win T H E A T R E BU IL D IN G . Wc F.arge $ a l e ^ f Beg 1stFred Hogs I fisvrn't I found onu_y#t. P E R K l N s f b l Hit: .dk>-on Tuesday, relurning-to-j------------------------It*---kf----n f• r ^ n ■ — ■ ■—a • All perxons desiring to atr-N T -T JU rt , b m e'Leon~Srp"ringsllt ^ Everythin®.A BIUTT. .. . 67-2tc Waycrosa. Gu.. on Wednesday. FI rst Methodist Church of_ii .Sanfaxd —♦ ..lend Sunday school -a icnu iiunu.y school will . Florida, ha^jrtjrrhased for his Smitfa you cnn and .Sunday school, ---------10:80-a. “mr Mist Lavola Burns J f ~Minneapo^the hospital for ..........^ * , . , m w rw c x rw .r - a lw a a ,he 11:45, the Sunday school assisted 11 . Kansas arrived Tuesday and will aoveral weeks, the result of a badly hot later tha n Saturday herd of • Registered Duroc-Jorsey Ilf®.—Elizabeth life.—Kllvnhiifh fTownc, Pa..... by the church choir will render a noon. Free transportation witb her sister, lcK- ' hogs from Mr. W. H. Emory of Or­ special Sunday school day program. A*rs. E. J . T a ylo r. Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. will be furnished th^m to lando. This herd consists of more 7:30 p. m.,' Senior League. McCuller'a. snd from If within a radius Mrs. Howland and two daughters thnn 200 animals of the .very beat 8:30 p. m., a special service will of three miles of the Meth­ 0 Way-cross, Georgia are in the city, Mrs. S. AV. Johnson and daughter. blood obtainable and with this ad­ l e held for the young people. odist church. , 7 KU'*"** of Mrs. Howland's sister. Virginia of DeLand were in the. city dition to his present large herd will Prayer meeting 8:30 |” m. W ed­ Mr* « T. W'heeless. yesterday and with Mr. and Mrs. Ifive Mr. Burt one of the largest nesday. herds in the state and us he elimin­ L A. Stone—All kind* of haul- R. J. Holly and Mildred Holly made Junior League 4 p. m. Friday. the trip to Leesburg to attend the ates all defective animuls as they de­ ' a« I'honc 243. . 60-tf We nre not trying to grab the C’hoir practice 8:30 p. m. Friday. velop and retains only the very best, world by the tall. We are not *• O. Smith >„d d .u a h tu r . ' Pr“ * A” uri- I • C. W. White. P. C. Will .Submit Differences purchasers for breeding purposes can trying to get rich over night. •Ht Wednesday afternoon for AsheBrussels, June 12. — The Peace, rely . upon receiving the very best . The changes and remodeling now T H A I 'S why you can find Vl P' G., to sjicnd the summer •nentfis in the Inuunta|na< . ' going on at our store is due -to the GEORGIA PEACHES BY EXPRESS Conference ut Paris will invite Bel- stock, Better Values for leas money at 67-1 tp Nothing but beat select, perfect gium and Holland to submit their fast growth of our business. This pur place. We work on this C n ? Symps is now riding in a new fast growth is dbe to the fact th a t fruit shipped. Gordans and Carmona differences us to the waterways to basis. The very best at decent XjPdillac car recently . purchased For Mias Atkina ' Jpne 1st to 20lh . Balls and Hlley’n the commission which is composed of prices. We- find it * payil> wc “ treat 'em white." .T r y us fend tn rough Henry, Davis of the Claude A few of tho members of the June 15th to July 1st. Elbcrta* J u n e representatives of the United States. see. PE R K IN S & BRITT. 67-1 tc " an GA. of Jacksonville. 25lh, Jul 15th.- T hree Dollars per Great Britain. F'rance, Italy, Japkn, younger set cpjoytrd an informal evening of dancing and miuic Wed­ Miss Clara Millen left T hu rsd ay ILib'My-TIsm* ■ o-xiy-TIsm Is is a powerful a n tU , * P T , ‘,Ur"a *y crate,. Cashier a -Chock or -Muuey Foreign minister announced in the nesday evening at the home of Mr Order. • Chamber of Deputies yesterday. ," Plip: i t k i "" (be poison caused (rom ! ," V V K° M ‘ ° and Mra. J. B. Ray, who have as Reference, Bank of Weston. C. H. infecti'd cuts, curet old sores, tetter. • m * d d! 67-4tp •tc. 49-lOt- I Mr‘ Dav' d Lane to Miss tephenson Fong, Weston, Ga. 210 POUND PIG • m ‘ | which takes place Friday morning. With corn above 50 cts. hogs eat (ur** ? r ra,,k U. Woodruff has re-! Miss Millen will return home Sun­ Base Bsll Meeting Tonight their heads off very quickly. The " from Tallahassee wl\eVe he | day "bight.A-meeting of all those interested hog that fakes two or three months “•pr,-vented Suninole county ut the Mr. and Mrs. Will Ste/e s of in a base ball team for Sanford will to get on full feed never brings you u ■* ''Tin of t legislature. Moorchu vi n were i i the • city on be held tonight in the Hotel Carnes profit. V. ;Vr- ■nd -',r s - L. A. Brumley left Wednesday enroute to Lersburg to for the purpostof perfecting an o r ­ When you nre ready to pyt your - ' r< ay (°r the mountains of attend the Floridn Press Associition. ganization. shoat* on feed, begin with the II. A Mr. Stevens is the editor of the A league is beu.g formed in this Thomas Hog Medicine. Use regular­ Moorehaven Tinu-s a n d has done sectiou of the state which will in­ ly and watch your shouts round out much to boom that section. clude Sanford, Orlando and several into fat hogs in nine months— All bogs going well over 200 pounds and The ladies of -Circle. C, Presby­ other towns ' in this vicinity. terian church will have a doughnut those interested in base ball are ex­ us high as 240. Figure the average sale Saturday, June 7th, beginning pected to be present tonight at this feeding and you will see why • the at 6 o'clock, ut McCuller'a atoro and meeting. 'B . A. Thomas Medicine is u good in­ salo will be held each Saturday dur­ vestment. T r y feeding out your ing June. * 6G-2tc Jax Firemen Strike hogs on thia plan and if you are not more th*n pleased we will refund the Let us send you Among the prominp.it commission n i r i j a l ^ a t a t l o ^ h , 2 : ~ / r h ° m u- coat of the medicine. ■n in the city is ia Andrew Amen AmenP ' fl * "tatlona hc™ are manned men a quart or more dola, general manager of the firm, of ^ m e r c h a n t s g r o c e r y CO. t, 1,1 j.110 present day problem s, as th ey come un L. Amendnla & Co., of New York. of our delicious' Mr. Amendola believes In the asso­ h e o f bene^flt!03 'vhen our a<( v ice, service fee Cream for ciation^ and cooperation of th * . . After Too M uch for Lake Helen growers aqd patronizes these oasociaSanford defeated Lake Helen yes­ Sundhy Dinner. g | tionn wherever *he ^oes to buy fruits terday in a fast and snappy game of II is the purpose o f th is bank to help and vegetables. base hall, featured hy the airtight as m any people a s p ossib le. pitching of Arter. former big E-Z Seal pint fruit jars at L. P. leaguer and tho excellent all round McCuller’a. . ’ 5G-tf battjng and fielding of Kanner, local ^ Mr. and Mra. H erbert Lyman of Brat baseman. ORDER NOW Forest City were in the city Tuesday d[ Up to the n inth i ning Arter had and were the gueata of Mr. and Mra. ! w elcom e.you gladly. not allowed a man to reich third R. J. Holly. Mr. Lyman and hia' a n d only allowed one hit. He re­ brotlier, Howard Lyman have one ceived perfect support. Kanner lam­ of the fineat orange grovea in the SERVICE med out three singles and brought, atate.and are alao good farmers who ! in five men. all told. -He also stole 4 have made a wpnderful success in growing epopa and raising fine hogs.* th iZ hi j®1,y' •#cbnd has®»' BetU. Jii*t Phonii .r»«? th ir d base and- Spencer, short stop, TVrv C>rr, 'j !n the aao cntrlbuted some effective •®| C4*» ui iiu U tk tt, t l . L. l r .S f * * £ ' S M 0 M E - 1N S ^ T IT U T IO N " ^ whl 8 « • « * « , left- fielder, m ade the only extra hit of the game, U the I In I SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ Tx# PAGE riV i -v - Monday the 16th m and closes n 0 i a § @ rYY? ^,rnracr • io m 8F,raIne‘ NOTICE! Perkins & Britt- • aste is the Test iZ % BOWER & ROUMILLAT The Children s Day Exercises , the Congregational Church Sunday Evening June J5th ^ at eight o’clock St -fM l ini'iffTaiTiii :n i .-1 �THE SANFORD HERALD JUNE 13. 1919 E L D E R SP R IN G S: W A T E R THE WELCOME RIDE THOMAS l». 11AKnil. Ph. I). Analfllral and l'on»ullli\* ChrmMt * I'rofmloml of Naluial ttrlentr l.'mrrliua. Ilolllna Collpfr. Florida ■ . - Piiralo l.aboralarr of liolUna Collrvr Mr. T. O. Charlra ‘ " Inlrr Park, Ha.. Not. Slh. ISM Sanford, Ha.* . n»tr Sin By MARGARET L. AHERN The C ity of ay GOODRICH A kron. Ohiu ft .. „ i - - rY,-- Tin* two sol lor Intis—fluty were hardlv ovor twptHV—trudged nInnt; tin* parkway nlmh*,--ly, bond* In their rei*f- iou Color ____ ____ _ . .... l,1fW (’Marine . 1 . 7 5 Oarla per million II.at IInn ___ _____ ■ Nrulral Total nolida 1.00 p-irla per million • for Ammonia On parla prf„mllHiifl llardneaa 31.01 patio per million Albuminoid Ammonia ___ Trarr Nltralea _______ - , _________ Trace The a liar ore prarltrcll, of free and nlliumlnold ammonia In IhU writer and lla rerj nmall amount of chUrinr Indlratea lf» rirrllcnt qnallljr for lini-i-h„l,| purporra. In addillon lu (he good quatllr rhirarlerUHra of atiperior b iy ...hold water. Il pooaexora epnlal frallirra of murh value, r.prrlallj ihnao uf racrlleni raluraj aeration and LOW degree of hardneag* . ,* -r The Tiarteriologlral «n>l|«lK reaulllng In an average total count, In four aamptqn of the water, of J harlerla per cent,: and In Bndlng no rolon. or uihrr harmful harlerla, fully confirm lla good quality Indicated by Ihn CIIUMICAI, or pocket*. nnil " h lst lin g in kt*t*if up — —* Fabrics-8,000 Miles Cords--8,000 Miles «* d r iv e r s — to G o o d ric h D e a le r s ' Jr-*the B . F . G o o d r ic h R u b b e r C o m p a n y h e r r w ith d e c la r e s a m o r e - r:^f (ca g e 'idju cdm en t on G o o d r ic h 1 ir e s — 6 ,0 0 0 m ile s fo r SA F E T Y T R E A D S, a n d 8 , 0 0 0 m ile s fo r SI EVER TOWN CORDS. their oplllls. It Wits out* tlf those run' Sundays- In . winter, nnt ton RTAp mill, ivIili n sunny Mrn* sky. Tin* jn'i? w M B rntuls were 11ry nml hard, ritu! nil hough Vr, emfcJBm It was enrly iimruInu. throngs'of imtnl ji Isis \ \ iti * already Marling "II' on plea**( |, |c r a |B u | tiro trips, Mnny wort* eoutfurlnhh* In’ j closed cars. while it|hors, roay-chceked | J jiW tti nml Inintllotl In furs, won I Swiftly hy i ff In upon cnru. __ _* L j .Ilmmio, nnt* of tlio luiy.H In uniform. Hopped "hl-jllng mnl gave n' deep me , Of the many «alrra of Oil* an.) »thr> rrglona lhal t hair nnalyrrd, none kiiprrlnr In nil good quallllr* l<> Ihul of Ihr "Htder Water." Voura very yraprctfully, ___ .« = . .^ .u a .,^ .* : , ' JE^N 4 ■ " ^ W illH I J Tlrt)ir It. Bl'jflB T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor TflLKI'IIONK 3II-W SANFOIIII. I'M)Itll> \ The second design w it h box coat barely reaching the lilntt arid fronts ppre^ inB n,)arl to ^ a vest of rui*ieil rude)}, or jo it ll lo n e in' le e t b . ‘watering In a minute. 1 ve nti Idea, Jimmie; b f s sit lo-re by lb.mini nml trust linn tut unto will conna lo n g with two e m p ty seats in It." • Ai-eorillngly tn. \ sat down and walebetl the passing procession hopefully. II begun in look as though, they wero out o f • luck when a gray ear .. ... ...... .. -.on ,.. ;.»....... * silver cloth Is nlso exceedingly smart, s.itln Is useil for the coat ami cheek,.,| ,ranne| f„r the skirl. Medium „ija. requires 2 1 yards to-lneh satin, t; ynrd silver elotli, IS Inches wide nml 3 yapla -10-lnch flannel, First Model: Pictorial ^Review Illf,*usb No. 811C. Sizes, 34 to -IR htrhes Inlst. Price, - a cents. S kIH N o , 7933. Sizes. 24 to 31 inches waist. The Ford Sedan is a. splendid car for the Farmer because it, is"good and comft.rtahle every day in the year. It has a!! the utility of the touring car with Ihr* niceties of ;!.<• 1 i; h-tiass ear. The wile P id.i hildrcn enjoy therefinen.ents and comff»rts. It is easy for won cn n oj:i:alt1, is always rt iial le. as v.HI as economical. Your early order is s o lic ite d because the big Ford Factory F a good ways from normal production, ami with iis#. it is first come, first supplied. Sedan. $775: Honor. Humor In the Clissroom »•-. .Ir! "I mnl p i. , a r c ! f o r sab*. A f t e r e x p la in in g th at b r in e ‘Is* v e r y -alt w a ­ tt r. tin- P >i It* r 1 a - l ' . 1*! " b y tin- m b w . re plat-i.fl In it l * li-l’s f a r e w a s III ii tni uni i 'I " till sfi.t 1. 1. 11 ml er*Ma a il ­ — instead u f the 3 ,5 0 0 and 5,000 miles respectively heretofore in force. rom a Dealer lisf* ' W "j *! j S V 0 [tj ..... ,, , . . “Mop t h a t,' his chum Dick, in te r Fix thus2 new Goodrich Adjustment figures firmly in your maid 0.000 miles for SAFETY TKEAUS—8.000 miles for SIEVERTOWNS This new adjustment stands back of all Good­ rich Tires, including Tires already purchased in the hands of user or dealer. Goodrich Tires in actual usage are today un­ folding such matchless mileage; regularly in excess of adjustment basis, that Goodrich knows it has the strongest, most durable tires the rubber industry has produced. The Goodrich adjustment mileage is increased because Goodrich knows the mileage in its . tires, and it wants to give every motorist a . share in their economy. Go to a Goodrich tDealer, and buy a Goodrich Tire, sure that with fair and square usage a Safety Tread will render you at least 6,000 miles; and a Silvertown Cord at least 8,000. f «***»•. 7,’i A \ F P L ,.“If I woro nt Immo now," In* begun - I* r ™ , ' 1!— reminiscently. "IM I..* grensliig the old NOVELTIES FOR THE SMART . rrtr nml flllliiff iut \i\* wHil ens. r!ii*n WARDROBE nil (lie folks would pile In. nml ntn 0no cnnnot' rall to b; impre!,scd would have our lunch basket It’s ill* ^ho artistic worth of tho now most ns hit; ns u clothes hnm per-um l fashions, though they are exceedingwe'tl ho off for tin* ilny. Out ns fur j-jy simple. In mnny Instances. Com­ ets tin* Fulls, maybe, or perhaps to blnatlons of materials. continqes-o L'ndc Steve’s rnnob. - We'd get hnch''TJnvorcd Idea; ns shown hy tho model Just before It got dark, and llatmnh to the left, composed of figured and would Imve a ninths size dinner. i\U plain foulard. The* collar and cuffs romly for us. We'd have nppelttes are of cbcnlllo braid. .Medium silze like* starving steers. . I ran almost requires 2V& yards (lguretl a oft 1 smell ibo roast beef nml the gnaw yards plain .HI Inch material. ff I harp rnmplrtril rarrful .rbpmical nnatrat* of Ihc adipic of water ihil brought mo n r lf loot work, anrd harp nhtalnpil the following rr.ulu' ing, mill *-)ie promptly iv.tiled • “Itcenuse th e y a re , used to sa lt w a t e r . ” . u 11 ..petted up tlie lentil, a n d w a s Mpdrtltts oil id..ait front a sm all m u rnliter lm l-l.l t Slo* sighed wltli rein f ai Jimmie’* offer “ If >*at boy** m u In-Ip ........ ait. and b a l e nothing else in do, j n u -b all In* m y g u e s ts for the d a y . ’’ sin* said g r a t e fu lly . Wit Ii alt lim Pnei fo r llndlug e n g in e trouble, and Ibe tidib*d In eentlve of h er |rt-findse'. It look J i m m i e only a f e w m ln u le s to llml lh a l th ere w a s a loose ettuneeibin nt tin* Ignition s w lte b l i e lived it e as ily , and llii'n, at M rs. Wind — . 11'*s t'eipiesy tried lie- s,.|f s t a r t e r »nd found g a i t It w o rk e d without dllll. a lly . O u U _i u e lie * beginning of o |i e EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman K EEr YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN o.f bad spent slnre leaving Inline. Mrs. Windsor, seeing tin* eagerness shining In Jimmie's eyes, bad generously of­ fered to let him drive. She sat beside him. pointing tillt llie roads, while I 'irk ; mnl h.*r eompniibui sal In haek. Ily the Mine 1InM r e a r lied th e ir .l.-sllnntlnn, a m u n l r y Inn fam e d for Its g.>..d din n e rs, tin* four w e re ...... I frie n d and Intd e x c h a n g e d runth BEST IN THE LONG RUN il n e r s ‘J to* lints learned that I In* «ar belonged lo Mrs. Windsor's only son, who was overseas, and Hull she had been driving It slnee lie went sivny, but " a s almost discouraged by her frequent mishaps. They discovered, to. that she was as lonesome ns they* were, nml that stie lived In a large house, but u a s considering giving It up ami going to n hotel In live until her son came back. ’ After a delirious nml bffiirty dinner nt the Inn, they nil’ enjoyed the long drive lank to Mrs. Windsor’s house. She insisted that tier two guests slay | for supper and spend llu* evening* j J Innate and l<lck made tbemselves at ] limiie Immediately. They romped with a frisky collie, played' tin* piano, anil sung for lheir hostess. At ten Ibev reluctantly departed for their ship, but not until they bad promised to spend the next week-end with Mrs. Wind­ sor. Ami she, between arranging for a Ibealbr party at the next Saturday' mail net*, and Inviting a number of young people to a dance at her home Saturday evening, forgot nil about her lonesonieiicss nml her Intention of go­ ing to a hotel.linn wrote her son the most direful letters he had received In a long "Idle. (Copyright, 1JI». Uy lh« McClure News­ paper Syndicate.) FOR SALE BY SANFORD, FLORIDA War Week-End*. It Is curious to recoil how ninny thrilling Siolordtty* 'and Sundays Hu-rc hove hci ii I'.iirtng lllr* wor. It wo* mi m Sun.loy llml (b*rnmny cnrumlttml tier llrsl definite net of wor. Oil u Sunday the Iminion Time* puhMuhod Its tele­ gram nlimit the retreat from Miuih, which created so painful, n feeling In England. The cruclHl day of the secmill battle of Ypres. when the Oerumns nearly broke througli' with the help »f gas, was n Saturday. It*was on n Sat­ urday that the earlier dlspntehe* regurdlng the buttle Jutland cron ted *u unfort (mate an Impression, nml It was on a Saturday In March that we began to realize the grim posslbllltle* of the'florman offensive of thht month The National Orange Drink A pure, sparkling, fruit beverage with a flavor richly rare and tempting. OrangeCrush contains the true flavor of the natural orange with an added champagne sparkle produced by a special carbonat­ ing process. Pure as the freshest fruit, Orange-Crush is a far finer thirst-quench­ er and much more delicious. We suggest ihat you order a case of Ornngc-Cru ih today for tlie home. Ob­ tainable wherever soft drinks are sold. The product of our modern bottling es­ tablishment, Orange-Crush is the perfect family Health-drink. case SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Sanford, Florida �‘ -V ..w* JUNE IS, 191® THE SANFORD HgKALtt: CURBSTONE GLEANINGS ev en t h e g a t e p o s t NOT IN IT * A Chief I* Among Yo Tnking Notea ■mi Faith, " I I c ,JI Print 'e m " ... Ho Says Sauntcrer. My Wish To ate thee nohlcr live anti grow from day to day, And watch thee mount irp higher still on life’s highway; To know thy doors nrc barred to Hate and Scorn and Pride, ‘ Dut to God’s Light and Love and Hope filing open wide: To find thee better, braver, richer, greater, too, :__E a c ^ i i i w a r d - y i c w J , - g u t iip tm ^ tb y life anew; To feel thee nearer me in life's true comradeship. And thee and me knit close in Christ’s great fellowship; To help thee keep thy ‘inner man both clear and strong, And falter not, nor shrink, nor fail to strike the wrong; To share with thee each weary work­ er's toilsome load, And turn each erring brother to the • rbyal road; To aid thee find thy tusk, the work God gave to thee, Begin it, too, and work it for eter­ nity; ( To hear the Muster say to thee, at last—"Well done! Life’s race is run, life’s guerdon won, my child, come home!” . ’ — E. I*. A. ft ft ft 1 It ought to be true in America that no man should have the right to legislate for others who was not himself a good man. • • • 5 Have you a friend.’ Would you help him when he needed help would you go to his assistance in his time of need rather than wait for your time of convenience? Friend­ ship is n noble thing in this life. I have a friend. 1 can depend on th at friend to assist me by passing the hat for my benefit, but to assist me to lime of need, be that what it may. Peaceful Sleep Rid ol ths Singing. tilling Worrirt ol Motqulloi. Uie G o o d n ig h t Its f8u4) U eibiU ritlftff. d*H fhtfut It* rffr-ct I* u frxrflfitA A frw on ihr if; I fftr* »tll anlflm IVlIf dm I'lln llu* ftKHt drllrale* )ir Kratlnc fur rut*. fiinurt |q|,i-a„ rir. A "Oc tsjjllc will ofrf a m**ill* (Jttafantivsl t-ff**'JJio Alio rmsianirruJci u * pfrimliLiti' liir*. fviArhrt. nK-lJiA, Ur*, nil'.*-*, r r. AU Ut writ* The V vivr Co., Montgomery, r - ~ INDIE HOTEL j/ScksoHYiUznA _ . . 7 _ ^0j»pifieIW«m'5iww3 ogtrid* tDMtfdkfvCofwcf\i«d toEvtfytKir^'ift Koart of City*SewJ for Booklet ••«! * kinou u.iniTH.p«oP'a \ BUSINESS CARDS \ ♦ One Inch Cards Will He Published Un­ der This Heading At The Itafe 0117.1 Per Year. SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER O r n C E IN TUB COURT HOUSE SA N FO RD - • FLORIDA THOMAS EMMET WILSON E. FERGUSON HOUSIloLI/r.U Wilson & Hoasbolder LAWYERS Florida Sanford W e-* Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a Pkg. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY . Office Supply Dept. Phone 148 Sanford. Florida a h in & 17 miles from Jacksonville on the occa* beach. Surf bathing, golf, tennis, autumobiling on the beach. Putting from the ocean pier or from the jpttiH. Sen f xxis, excellent mea!5. A fine bunch of riding ponies in charge of a competent riding mast-* er. Dancing. An ideal, place to spend the spring and summer months. Write ys foHrates, reservations, book­ let, etc.^ W. H. A D A M S Proprietor MONEY On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates c£a Bay ffisii'lii at Wholesale Price* Writ* far rate* Ust* PRICES W.A.Merrjdaj Comply THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE No organs of tho human body are so Important to health and Ions life as the kidneys. W hen they alow up and com­ mence to la c In their duties, look out! Kind out w hat lh« trouble la— without dnlav. W henever you feet .nprvoua. weak, dlssy, Buffer fropi sleeplessness, or have palna In the beck — wake up at esc*. Tuur kidneys idrail help. T hese are it c n a to warn y o u .I h a t you r k id ­ neys are not perform lnr their func­ tions properly. They are only h“ lf doing their Work and are a llo w in g Im­ purities to Accumulate and be convert­ ed Into urIO acid and other poisons, which ere ca u sin g you dlstresa and will destroy you unless they are driven from your system. Oct some IX’LD MKt'AI, Haarlem Oil Capsules at once. They are an old, tried preparation used all over the world for centuries. They contain only old -fa sh ­ ioned. soothing oils combined with etrenKth-KlvInir nnd sy stem -cle a n sin g herbs, w ell known and used by physi­ cians In their dsJly practice. HOLD MI'I'ALi Haarlem Oil Capsules are Ira* purled direct from the laboratories In Holland. They are convenient to take, and w ill cithor Hire prompt relleT or your money will be refunded. Ask for them at m y drug store, but be sure to vet the original Imported OOL-U XtKDAl, brand. Accept no lUbstltutea. U> sealed p ackages Three alsea. TRY A HERALD WANT AD gjiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig C I am glad tn see (he trees and shrubbery, etc , going up on the bulkhead. I think jn time this bulk-,! bead of ours will hi* a thing of beau- j ty and u joy forever. I have talked i j of this for years anil it does me goi d ! to see the things predicted bv this column come to pass. I would sug- ! goat a further improvement on this j ! bulkhead. Let itr be levelled and H planted in some kind of nice green j grass put rustic seats out tljere, I make driveways urtiuhd the bulkhead —place* a white way on the brink of the deep out there and n nice walk.. All these things could be done and easily so. One of the first things I want the city coimril or some other body to do is to have'the snugs out in thov lake either driven down or pulled out. Why mar the beatify of SS a thing hy a few unsightly snags. £ 3 Then again, if then* any chance in g s lhti_wurld- anil 1 say there is. let's : ^irutmlt^ lTon'IJjt^Ar^Ef-L'. Tu~it'inbvrri their (lead track from over our bulk- ‘ head. That done, a nice park for the kiddies, both young and grown up to play hall, etc., could be made over that way. 1 heard too the other day that somebody wanted to put u puvillion down that way. T h a t is a splendid idea. Why not turn the pavillion idia into n real community piny bouse idea. A floor for dancing, -bowling, pool, and games of all kinds could be provided for—this idea placed on the edge .of the bulkhead, extending over the water would be something grand. You community folk think it over. • • by lending me his presence, his every good advice, his always kind words. My friend is truly a friend. When 1 am not in trotildo he is near, when I am in trouble h<*.is near. He is my friend. If you have a friend be to him the fr.tn 1 that you would have, him be to you. Remember that Aid I •3!??n»SS!! JjWWlUilj tnny have ht»—trials, troubles^.Hjnd j temptations fn rertain hours—just as you. Then fie with him. Your spoken word or kirjdness, of consola­ tion of friendly advice will do more for your friend than anything else any one could do.-- If lie is in trouble be it great or small—help him to bear it, and help him when he needs i t —not at your convenience. If you legisla­ emotion, let us l e a d ' him to the help at your convenience and not a t apportionment was. some Ids need you an* then selftah, friendly tures ago, and many of the members ocean and th e .s h ip that sails at 4*. to yourself and not a friend of your get out of the question by telling ybu War has left our people nervous, and fellow. Kememhcr “ A friend in that it is not the duty of this .legis­ we should reduce to junk any freak lature to re-apportion. It may not who comes to serve us with u lot of time of need is a friend indeed.” j be, but not n one of th em will admit Jttussii)n biipif.i let us.. t r e a t J iim-aa-a-i that IfJ '(!bcs~^uit neeii traitor, as a sinful agitator, let us r f c t go to the hospital meet^ Maybe some day. load him on a freighter where the ing the other night because I bad billows gu kerplunk.— Wait Mason. heard there would be opposition to the hospital movement and (I ' Lord Ashley, before the battle of thought I would lie.ashamed to sit Edge Hill, offered a prayer which Not the Right Tune. through some of this opposition and many u man in the stress of life A certain Hum wan angry one night, rather than be embarossed I just would do well to Remember ami*to ant! begun to swear In the presence of stayed away. I am happy to know repeat every' morning: "Oh, Lord, his_______ Thu latter^tbloklng she; th at thb opposition did not appear Thou knowetft how busy I must be might slqiiiie him Into quitting, de* I at the meeting. This is usually the this day; if I forget Thee, do not citletl to Imitate him and swore fer* i vltlly, using tIn* same oaths that he! wny with opposition to a good thing. Thou forget me.” . did.* He looked iu her In nimimuent When it comes to—either put up or ft ft • for a few minutes ami then remarked. shut up, they haven't anything to "Well, you have the same words but say. The idea of a man in Sanford r If a man is discontented with you haven't g o t ' the right tune." — being against the hospital plan. It this country of the free with a gov­ Exchange. seems the best and quickest wny to ernment invented for such folks as get a hospital and about the only you and me, let him take his aunts L it tle C h a n c e for Co n fe ssion . pack his • bombs and way it can be bad at present, and a and nieces, “ A g o o d . h u sb a n d ought to fell Ills knocks and creeses in his second a hospital can be used here w »r u a i u t u t t* in San­ 4r*ui*liN ^ fn n lts." e x p l a i n - tin* prohand valjeses(and go suiting o'er the Wife nit mB\H11l ford. We need keep! •eil one. It is in keeping fi*'*.i*mii • MiDjrr of domestic prohlepi* with the progress rogress of Sanford j i d sea. If a man comes here to jabber in a Milwiniftie newspaper.!' ' A <ery Sanford musF F have a hospital. 17am w l ^ ^ t h e other fellows work, if lie’s o r ig in a l bleu, but i*hnt Is lip* >pre* glad to know*• that Sanford has (ine‘. proji* to b e a stahber with nn an­ scribed . ioci Ikh I n f conduct when site I am proud to know that Mrs. Fer- archistic dirk, let us tell him thorugh p e r sist s In telling nlioiit them llrst? nald felt so kindly toward the city our fact*B, we'll be happy if he and then think that she did a truly chases to the foul and "foreign places W h a ss a M a tter With You, Marti noble thing. 1 am proud to know where his fellow lonfers lurk. If a " W h y won't I ilnV" dem and ed the that the proposition has been met I *katP fr,,m EuroP«'" u,lirs «»™« to lady of "mi ptumtls dtsplncem im t, ns and that now we will have a s u re , this star spangled shori* hoping by *l|e tt-oPgmitilli w a v e d tin* want till enough hospital, 1 am more proud ' h,H aml snllies mak honest sect inn iti Ms face. " D id n 't you a d ­ workers sore, let’s condemn his vert i-e fur a stout w o m a n to do h ouse­ to know ihat the opposition - if crasy notion, let us curb his weird work V liitllnnnpoll* S t a r . really there was any, kept their op­ position to themselves at the meet­ ing. tlantic B^&cK^Hot BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JU ST BETWEEN YOU AND H E " , PAGE 9EVEW The legislature ' has adjourned and the governor has vetoed the ting tak Hill.' TjVell, T Think tliat is two things well done, und if the governor will just keep his veto running on some of the things the legislature hns done the cduntry will yet be.saved. 1 think however t h a t ‘he could have found something more worthy of a veto than the dog tax bill. It may he that a dog tax bill would have a tendency to do away with the worthless curs that roam the coun­ try side without kith, kin or innstcr. Be th at as It may, the dog tax bill is now dead for two years, unless the ladies can prevail upon his Excel­ lency to call a special session for the purpose of considering ratifylng-the suffrage amendment. If the special pension should he called, the legisla­ ture would of course consider veto messages as Well as any* other busi­ ness properly, before the body. Let’s hope, however, th a t any special ses­ sion idea will not gain root and th at we will have no legislature until the regular time for cne two years hence. Speaking of what the legis­ lature did, one of our dailies tho othpr day attempted to explain what they did by setting forfh the things they did not do. Among thd impor­ ta n t things not done, that every one thought would be done was the m at­ ter of. re-apportionment. Another the constitutional convention m at­ ter. We might geYalong without a convention for awhile yet,, but surely the other matter needs attention. I t is true t h a t the time ripe Is for re-. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE IN THE CITY DRESNER East First Street - - - Next to Hotel Carijes SANFORD, - - - FLORIDA VALUES ARE MOST EXTRA O R D INA R Y New Summer A pparels in Dainty Materials D R ESSES Beautifully made of Georgettes, Satin, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and war pi weather frocks of Flowered Voile and Check or Plain Gingham, all Frocks Yery Specially Priced. : :; ; : : : : : : : S K IR TS Wonderful exquisite models of Separate Skirts, are always a graceful and fitting accompaniment for every occasion. Skirts of Duvetyn, Tricotine, Satin and Satin Barronet, Faille, Silks, Taffetas, Popu.ru >n*>*irti .^ g at remarkable low prices. :— : : ♦ ^ AT A CLEARANCE SALE SAVING <r . SUPRISING REDUCTIONS BEGINNING FRIDAY th COME EARLY *NOTE A LUCKY DAY MILLINERY* m u m 1:5 A Y-_ r€fj FRIDAY 1 GET"***YOUR FIRST CHOICE *__ . H ALF PRICE .wm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Jf j . - - r • v ' ♦t ,, T . • ' “ *• * •y^’7 ,r « 1' • .1 Sixteen Pages—Section 2, Pages 9 ttf-16 4 THE • •• V WTV IN T H E H E A R T OF .TH E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C T IO N NUMBER 57 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 13. 1919 VOLUME X handled- S a tu rd a y - by the firm of1Using and m eantim e those who w a n t I went back T uesday to see th e d e n ­ men as in bad order th e car wa9 transferred to the Snnford shops for Bradshaw £ Harris, when A. Y. j a good paper are inv.ted to s te p up . . k J. Holly. Mr. Brown has been tist. I had m y te e th worked on. I repairs. Workmen in th e shops dis­ Fuller bought the F. H. R an d grove and get in the band wagon. T h e -—- * — ** 1olaet ’ elected s tate manager of the Vir- had. three filled and had them clean­ near Longwood for a consideration daily will - be 16 a year, $3 for six (Continued from page 2) giniu Carolina Chemical Co., with ed. It fsn’t like back home. This covered t the body of the. man who of $3(5,000. m o n t h s 'o r ten cents per week by i h ea dquarters in Jacksonville and will job would have cost me a b o u t $20, h ad evidently been dead several carrier. A- small price for a good T he p ro p e rty consists of som e hun­ . chicken pillau W ednesday night. ta k e , up h|s new duties about July so o s ’! am In the arm y now i t d o n 't days. paper. . T h e ’body was taken ou t of the dred and tw enty acres with forty or The"invited guest* were Misses Mary fiwt. He is a former resident of this cost anything. I p a y $6.70 a m onth I haven’t been car and a coroner's inquest held and more planted to oranges. T his was and Alice B ran n o n , M ary Lcinhart, city where he was local- manager of [ o f my insurance. sick b u t once since I left home, th a t interm ent made here. I t is im pos­ the home of Mr. R and for forty Mabel Swope, Olive Lizette, Pauline the V. C. Co., afterward going to was when Iwas in La-Chnpolle in sible to tell whether this man was years prior to his moving to Or­ Lovrjoy, Mildred Kennedy. Messrs. T a m p a to become m anager of the lando.—O rlando Reporter-Stgr. j . _ _ \lton Farnell, Francis Swope, Ed- Gulf Fertilizer Co., and is now re­ the winter. I was on guard for 24 stealing n ride und was killes by the D. C. to his first love. Mr. .hours and it was snowing pnd ra in­ shifting of th e .lilmher oT'-whetljef ward Argo, E. C. Dowling. ~ v - . . . . fc. — - • turning ,u. . . New Addition tlall K r,. M o t ^ -E nunukL-AblC ftM, j B ro w n - is p r o b a b l y - ^ o n f r i f t h e *b<cs t ing all the tim e .. It laid me up for th e body .was placed in the cur for • C ertain Merle -NTarshalirJoc L einhart, C a te r posted fertilizer men in th e state and three days. Gee, we have a cinch disposal by some one.. T he store room -on P ark a v e n u e here, nothing to do b u t to eat and m arks on the body led th e sheriff s i.awton and R evedy Wright. *is "thoroughly familiar with the bsuiby. the Sanford Cycle Co. is b .in g Miss Gaye . Marshall is attending ness from every angle. .While in aleep.’I happen to be th e ju c k y one this office to believe th a t th e man may enlarged by an addition m aking a the Y: c a m p - a t Rollins College this T a m p a he was secretary of the w eek—I h a v e n 't done anything since have been a victim of foul play and room 30x25 feet for the v u lvcaniung iCc ducted br National Council o f lb* . Hoy a-<iuta of America.) Shrine P atro l and was presented with S a tu rd a y , or Friday, 1 should say. th e au th p rities at *£ampa have been .plant* to be installed for this e n ter­ week. r beautiful diamond Shriner's pin Only been to B ar le D ue twice. It notified b u t . to date no reply has Misses Pqulinq Lovtfjoy and Mil­ prising firm, firm. Mr. Bryan of this firm l o p n i l T C U II C T «DAIQC upon t h e eve of his d e p a r t u r e ‘a t . a d o n ’t coat anything to ride on the been received. states th a t the business has doubled b L U U I b M U 5 I . H R I i t dred Kennedy of Sorrento are.guest* . b a n q u e t given in hopor of Mr. and train. during the past year a n d th e vulcan“s r a r i r o r c : W olcott this week. The gardening season of Mffl8 la Mrs. Brown. His m any Sanford Ypu w anted to know how long Real E state T ra n s fe rs . jsing of bicycle and auto, tires will be Rev. L‘. E. W right spent Tuesday friends here, the w ar la still on, nnd America are glad to know th a t his tal_____________— — ----------- J w e.w ere going to be in France; well T h e following deeds were filed for added to the auto accessorS dep WW Is sending more men ncrosa the oceaa and Wednesday in Kissimmee a t t e n d ­ ents have be'en recognised and th a t j don’t know, but we won't be here ing the Orlando District Conference he has reached such’ a high position vcry long, not over three months. record in the office of the clerk of th e added to the auto accessory depart- to prevent the etu'niy reaching o ur glc* rious country, says Chief Grub Sconi of the M. E. C hurch Soutfi. in his chosen line of business. Mr. Our C aptain said we would be doing circuit court • for Seminole county ment of th e business. llul B. Fullerton. j -------------------------------Misses R u th Young and Virginia find Mrs. Brown are very popular in police d u ty in New York in less during th e week: America must feed these men, ano Wright w e n t . t o W inter P ark Tues­ Sanford and other cities where they th a n three-m onths, bu t of course we C. S. t Lee ; rid wife to Sam. W.' i First Subscription lo Daily Herald feed them well. They ore our boys - ——*■ • • • day to attend the' Y. camp in session have resided. don’t know, for G erm any h a s n 't Stephens. • . who a r e risking everything, even ih e lr T he first subscription to the Daily y r t ^ e- litf she ’ don’t • • *• l g n' ! » H arriett • M. ................ Hutchinson — to Chas. at that place. • come across >cv.r••*• —----• : lives, to savo our country, our homes, up we are goinif fiver and take her E. Baker. ' • | Herald came in voluntarily this week from the horrible fate of each and . . Mr. and Mrs. C.- L. West are the Letter F’rom’Chas. M unn off the rn a |f - i - l # m sending s o m e , J. W. Ford and wife to O verstreet the lucky, man being D. C. Marlowe, every country In Europe th a t our cruel proud paren ts of a little daughter. St. Menchpll, France, pictures in a day or tw o of the boys T u r p e n ti n e ’Co. secretary and treasurer of th e San- enemy baa overrun. . Martha Elizabeth, born May 24th at .. May 15, 1919here in this town. This is the b u n c h ’ Mabel L. F ern a ld to City of Sanford T ruck Growers, I.nc., of this That means more work, bigger work, their home at L ake Charm. Dear F a th e r: • . I ' a m with now. .fo rd .’ . i « ty . Mr. Marlowe is one of * a n - better work for the boy scouts th an tho r. R. Kimbrel is visiting in Pensa­ Will w rite a few lines to let yog I s ill close. Give my love to all. Minnie M a y 'L o n g to Helen* Hob*' ford’s greatest boosters and as.de splendid work they did last year. Get cola. Mobile, Cleveland, Ohio and . _ „ J ,, •. i _____ J , , ‘ from his many other duties is acting b u sy ; keep busy 1 ' know I am still alive. • Tell Earl I w o n t forgeU the overseas bins. i ........... \ Ho« , h nf other points. • • This year every scont Is asked to be I received a letter from you Sun­ caps for him and Jam es when I I C urrie Mfg. Co. to J. R. R o b b i n s . , ” e . . .. W. H. Steinm eyer of Lakeland is respouslble for securing one adult to A. M. H u n . .1 In O v e r . . . . . . : Trndn. H , M l . . , , (n publicity nnd day, were indeed glad to hear Jrom co m .'h o tm ’. agree to work with him on tho scout'a visiting his * dau g h ter, Mrs. II. B. _ .. knows what a good live-daily newsyou and to know you were all O. K. Charles. T u rp e tine t o . , Individual garden or on the troop g a r­ McCall. • . • A. W Moremftn to O verstreet P*Pf* means for Sanford, hence his We are having some fine weather j _ . desire to get his jubscrip.'lon in be- den or on tho local council garden. T h e It. E.‘ Kelsey left Wednesday with T u rp e n t ne t o . -■ adqlt might he a scout's father, his now. the sun shines every day and Hody Foun.1 In Car Lum ber — *‘--“ lare his.fumily (or T a m p a . A rthur A. Lewis to Celia F. Lewis. , 'fore th ey U r e all all gonb. The Herald brother or his sister's best fellow, hi* the trees have been blooming for H u Crippen and wife to II. C . Hi. check for $t. .mill the u n d e or, Indeed, any m an who will Mrs. D. E. Lundy and baby of !WO weeks. It m makes u n n France . lu ii.t look ....... «a i T. he .— mangled body of an unidentidilily makes its first appearance and faithfully stick to tho Job until tb® Plant City are visiting Mr. and- Mrs. lot better, for I like m nshine better | tied negro wus found in u cur of lun.- Dieterich. will treasure this check above all the !' crops arc harvested. . ■.i .i n nnnnniaiit. A J. McCulley. ......... .than snow nn,i and .rain, especially u't.i.n when ber in the Sanford yard s of th e I rest, for it is the very first to come Born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore jt sleets for a 'week w:ithou stopping. A. C. L. on T u esday of this week. Rnni) Grove Soldin. In a few weeks the m anagem ent BREAKINQ A DEATH QRIP. * T he car came 1« Sanford from Helgerson nt L ake C harm June Hth, j to Bar-le-Duc last Saturday One of the largest transfers in of the Herald will make a canvass of Trim pa and was en ro u te to P alatkn. h tine baby girl, \ irginiu Isabel. for a COuple of days. We ran get a Being re p o rted by train- grove property for some time wns the city for subscriptions and a d v trMrs. Helgrrsoh and the children! pass almost • • whenever we want* one. Florida. have been spending the winter with her parents, M r, and Mrs. S. L. Murphy. ----- Mrs. L. R. Mitchell spent T h u rs ­ day at Winter Park. Miss Mabel Swope spent Tuesday at the Y. ra m p at Rollins College. The Woman's Club will hold Its regular meeting Friday afternoon at tne club house. Mrs. T. L. Mead Vill have charge of the ^program, the vuhjrect to be discussed being civic improvements. fOUNTY HAPPENINGS “ ,h' 8“”, M,‘ “ *M,‘ E. B. Drown H ere E. B. Brown s p e n t Tuesday in ' . i •l! • -S . ' -5m I jou Marl on a motor xsralion for Ihe *unim«r lake a look al your liras. Do they dhow signs of much wear or look as though they might blow oul any m om ent. If__ .... _ . . m .bring them -io- s. VVE WANT T H O MK.TIRFIS, -**' ___ , ,7 ~ ~ j^0i wc don’t w ant them to re tre a d for you or ourselves or anyone else, for greater f*lsc pconomy wns never practiced, and. well—It nee d s no explanation. Ihe "M ol** wise” motorist, the man who actually knows how much it costs him lo run his car. Just d o esn’t do ll. and th a t’s sufficient proof in its self. Its pari of our b u s in e s s lo keep mileage cost records on several s tan d ard m akes of llres, and |n doing so have discovered that Ihe num ber of r e tr e a d s In use on cars where Ihe cost counts, Boy Scouts Learn Rescue W ork and • Are Safe In the W atsr. HE’S A BOY SCOUT; Ills UnclFSain can bank on him whab ever tie his part. H e’s a scout 1 No "Ifs” or "and*" or "buts” or fora" confuse his mind or heart. He’s a scout 1 [ Come, look him over carefully, front nnd face nbput, Qulx him, Iwiko him, tu rn him upslda Mown or Inside out, You’ll find lilin tru e ns navy blue And resolute nnd stout 1 _ - * l i e ’s a scout! is practically negligible. WHAT WE DO WANT WITH T H O S E T IR E S IS T H IS —We w ill. give you ■* complete new set of tires and one or two spares, with tubes If yon siy. and make you an allowance Tor the used llres ta k e n off your car. T he allowance w* m ake la very reasonable, being based on Ihe present list price of your llres, th e mileage they have made, and their condition In general. O ur charge for Ihe new llres Is Ihelr present list price, plus Ihe custom ary war t R . less the amount offered for your old tires. . . * . ’ • Suppose you drive that old easing until It blow* out. you hav.c ruined a tubo t h a t might have been good for .many thousand miles more. T he result Is yod not only buy a new easing but also a new lobe, Ihe old casing and lube going to the Ju n k , man, from whom you receive very little. - ‘ ‘V'/.l n i s sense of duty points for him a clear, nnd shining way, H e’s a scout I He understands w hat “service” m e a n * und "honor” and “obey,” H e’* a scout I ^ H e’s genuine American, ho’* loyal .. • • through nnd through, H e’s on the Job to show old JJ1U w ha t Yankee boys enn do. And there he’ll stick through thlu and thick, • Until the w a r Is through! Hu’s n scout 1 —F. J . P. In Boya’ Life. . . On our offer we ta k e all the risk, we might over estim ate the value of your tire equipment, and. thereby be Ihe loser, but you in every case get tires of s ta n d a rd make, guaranteed for 6000 miles, and in the event of a defect wc make Ihe a d ­ justm e n t here* You don’t have lo wait fo r.th e tire lo go lo Ihe factory as Is usually Ihe case with tires purchased Dorn many other sources. T he total cost of such equipm ent Jo you will figure less than you have been paying for tires of s ta n d a r d make. . •• Service—built In with quality m aterials and expert workmanship' Is the predominating characteristic of o n E xtended Trip i S / i Mr. and Mrs. J . Tilden Jacobs who have just closed a very success­ ful year as principal and assistant principal of the Lake Monroe scnools expect to leave th eir home In Chulu< ota in a few days for an extended trip throughout th e northern and western states. They will visit N o rth Carolina for several weeks, going from thence to K ntucky and then to Denver, Col., where they will visit Mrs. Jacobs sister. T hey will re tu rn in the early fall in time to ta k e up their duties - at th e Lake Monroe school Mrs. Jacobs* sister will re tu r n with th em and will aim teach a t Lake Monroe next winter. . ------------- ;---------------. rM ft Reiter Roby Contest Readers of t h e W om an's Home (.'■•mpanion have rto doubt been^ in­ !, rested in results (if the Better Hub> < unrests from east and west, north and south, for which this magazine p nlacle a spSOiUt^i - H w — ____ . . . The' W otnari’s i r <1I r i e C orri panion the Welfare D epartm ent of the W om an’s C lub received material which enabled it to carry on the Ib tte r Baby C ontest to a successful conclusion in Sanford. The co-operation of the physicians Puleston. Tolar. D enton' and M ar­ shal were appreciated, as without them the contest would not have been possible, t h i r t y babies being examined. The prize baby and one lo receive the bronze medal was JUmes Meade Fojc, w hose'score 99 per cent. Those receiving diplom as were: Division One (six months to one yea r)—highest boy and girl: Charles Claudius Cobb, 97 per cent; France* Louise I’urdon, 96 ’per cent. Division Two (thirtee n mont’hs to two years*—•William Morton 1 higpen, Jr., 98.5 per cent; Ada Alphalee .Singletary, 96.5 per cent. Division Three (twenty-five months to three years) — Russell Stringfellow Wallace. 98 per cent; E v ely n 'S m ith , 96.5 per cent, Mrs. C. C. Cobb had prettiest dec­ orated , carriage, ‘m ost original - car­ riage being th a t of Mrs. J. G. H u r­ l .‘ . : A ,- - t ■ 8COUT8 ALL OVER WORLI '* “ DIAM OND” T IR E S S IX -T H O U S A N D M IL E S •i CO. “ T h e r e ’ s a Man at the C u rb to S e r v e Y o u ” . LA vt- - S i ' . -' ; : = , - , ' '/*• : *v ’ Besides tho 353,048 Boys 8couts o f America, duly registered, there nro In th e great boy Seoul brotherhood all (o re r the world millions of boys w e an Ing practically tbe same unlfprm and having the snino algu and oath, th? a&mo beliefs and principles and ch e e n ful outlook on llfo. and Its opportuni­ ties for service. There nrc large boy scout organiza­ tions, following tho one originated la England by Lieut. Gen.. 8 lr R obert Baden-Powell, In alm ost every count t r y wherever boyhood longs to be m an­ hood's pal and to play the m an’a part. , . . »'■ . : ----------------- -— . • Heat and Tuberculosis. * ,* Jam es B. Murphy nnd Ernest S turm (Journal of Experimental M’-dlelne) subjected mice to bent • and a week . later Inoculated 'hem with u strain of« tuberculous virulent for mice. Theao nnltntils irt»v*lnynl a greater ivslMnnc* . . ' than nnniiiiL * i .*%*! ‘ vi H �/ •• \ r ' '•* • \ • -•% *» t. ■IftVf tT.TV? ' ^71,1 V- i V i - L V i - v‘ 1 F t ' " ••■■'» ' r. vi <;• •' •-1 »t TAGE EIGHT Owing to delays » • *EF.*tl B f/ . r p .. , I *2 making improve ments the opening *- , K i-'1 * I °0 < 1 11 C" n ^ -scnntr v f ovbry country In tho world hnve made good. Ilclglan boys carried dispatches through the very enemy's lines when the most skillfully trained soldier cou­ riers failed. Ilelgtan scouts gave up their lives ra th e r than betray the se­ crets of their country. ____ — French - and EngllsK scouts bars many times secured Information abso­ lutely necessary for the safety of thelt countries* armies. • Certain It .la th at American boys would llvo up to the records made by these European scouts, even to the giv­ ing up of th eir lives If their country needed these supreme sacrifices. American scouts, scoutmasters and scout commissioners nlrendy are In the .trenches kif •Liberty's front lines de­ fending -Civilization's freedom from barhnrlan onslaught. . • * * fc*T" r S' • announced by hand bills and bill boards GEN. 8TRONQ LIKES SCOUTS. i sm u je i ffijiinf! Wm C. S. STANAGE Manager 'T " J 1 Special o rg a n iz a tio n s -w iw perfect­ ed covering a largo p art of tho Allantie const lino, and In each case the boy enrolling secured special permission of hts parents. All o f t h e i r work was done privately. # The boys agreed* to hold themselves In readiness for any emergency call.) They also undertook to make a careful survey of thts actual conditions In a definitely prescribed torrltory so that there might be available Information as to the full resources of the com­ munity In ra se of disaster. Including a list of all houses suitable for hospital purposes, mimes ot all doctors, infor­ mation about all .automobiles, motorbonts, etc., which might be of service. In addition, to this, In some of tho naval districts, hoy scouts co-operated In tho curly dnys of the w ar In locating unlnwftil wireless stations. . WHAT FOREIGN 8COUT8 DO. ’ . \ A ....... We must produce* food as never be­ fore tq keep America for Americans. Secretary Houston urges the ‘boy scouts to double their production of •;> • V*!f - ~7T g D THE 8ANTORD HERALD • > ______ *_ 1 U— m . \ ■. I In a letter w ritten by MaJ. Gen. F. a Strong, commander of the “ Sunshine." o r Fortieth division, a t Camp Kearny, Cal., to President Frank von Tesmar of the Coronado boy scouts, he says: “A previous engagement makes It Impossible for me to he with you. This Is regretted particularly, because 1 hnve always hnd n great Interest In the hoy scout movement. I have had occa­ sion to observe them In many parts of the country, and have noted their effi­ ciency wherever they were called on for service. “ In Honolulu they were Invaluable In handling many detnlla of the carni­ val nnd were highly praised by the gov­ ernor and officers of the association. "The boy scouts as an association stand for everything that Js honornblo and patriotic, and they.deserve coinmendiitlun of all for the work they lire doing.” SCOUTS ARE LIFE-SAVERS. If the scout’s willingness to tielp othent were not bnrked up by scout knowledge and ability, his "dnlljf good turn" would hnve more of kindness thnn of genuine service to others In It. As It Is, the application of whnt each scout must know covers service to others going all tilt* way from answer­ ing questions and pointing out direc­ tions anil giving first uld. even to the saving of life. Scouts In Long Itrnmh, N. .!., saved a n a a from tlro-.vtjtu t tn a WolL _ - _ -READY-MIXED >8 . — (National Crop Improvement Service.) The breeder should use hla own mind and Judgment In mixing the percentage of hts feed for hogs. He can find all the tables In Henry A Morrison's Feeds nnd Feeding nnd In hts agricultural college bulletins; and If he has the fa­ cilities can arrange and hulnnce a n r tlon on the finals prcscrlficd. He would, however, save himself a great deal of time and labor and get more exnct re­ sults should he ask the state feed In­ spection department for Its published lists of all mixed fecdn registered In the state, and chopse those ready to feed which fclll meet his requirements. n e will find It to his advantage to know the game. He'm ust use his own Doodle In determining the quantities of each feed for. each lot of pigs a t dif­ ferent times during their growing pe­ riod, .*• Professor-Ervnnl says: “The young growing pig weighing SO to CO pounds should eat about one pound of protein for every four • pounds of carbohy­ drates. Bo I lt (Conducted by National Council of the Boy Scouts of America.) . BRITISH SCOUTS’ WAR WORK Ilnrry Louder, the famous .Scotch comedian, on his rcceni appearance Id Omnlin, Neb., said of tho work of Ilia scouts In England: •T here are at present 240,000 boy acouts engaged la work In England that hitherto had been performed by men. Their work Is such that n welltrained boy cau accomplish ua well ns s well-trained man. Carrying mes­ sages across tlie country, helping wounded soldiers after their ‘Vetutn from the buttle front und u thousand v • • - , TV....... 7 “ “ ^ ..........* T' ____________________ ___________________• . ...... i I - " l ■ ' ‘__________ JUNE 13. 1919 mflTKel at "SOOlo 200 pounds. . 20th. P each an d 'lo m a to ■ Whipping Wrong Hora«. crates In marketing hogs young, the flak o f ' A foreigner o n ' n wvisit to England thirty -tw o cents. 57-3tc * loss from disease la also lessened. I Is ’ at a loss_- to understand why In -F or -Sale—Belgian Hares. (>. -p n o Is therefore Justified In feeding ,jle i,nUK(.„ 0"f parliament each pnrty, 5 7 -itc " the Tery best feeds obtainable while bus a whip fo r Its own pnrty when It W a kefe ld, Geneva, Fla: the hog Is capable of making bis wonts to bent the other pnrtv. Two 1-ton Nash trucks, good as greatest gains. now, in first class condition, at a bargain. See K. R. Murrell. 57-2, (> BEQIN TO RAISE HOGS. — m (National Crop Improvstnsnt 8«rv1c*.J Those w ho' have not been ralslog their pork and bacon should get a good gilt as soon as possible and b eg in .' It. la hard to estimate the value of a ' good brood sow, which can product t two litters of pigs a year. I t will b« more economical In the end to buy n | purebred and raise good pigs. You ca n , *» always sell- registered stock because the demand Is greater ih^n the supply. 1 All Local Advertisements Under As a role purebred sows or-gllts are This-Heading THREE CENTS a better feeders and will respond to good L i n o For Each Insertion. Minimum care better than scrubs. All swine Cbtirge 25 Cents. should be purebred, hut not necessarily registered, although registering adds to In answering an advertise m en t their sale value. where no n am e Is m entioned in the • With a. bred gilt, or one to be bred to farrow early In ^he spring, IL n ecdi-*d« plasae- d n n o t - a s l e T h e H e rald tro rfak e ontyfong to'raise ehough hogs for Information as to the Id e n tity of for the farm meat supply. th e advertiser. Usually we do not We will not miss our German frank­ know who th e advertiser is a n d if fu rte rs If every farm home will learn we do w.e are n o t allowed to give how to cure meat and to make pork o u t this in form ation. Simply w rite sausage and specialties. Every produc­ a letter and addresa it as p er in­ er of pork should cure h li own hams s tru ctio n s In t h e -ad. . _____ and sides—a t least enough to meet the demands o r fils own household and This Column Is F ree to Returned Soldiers his own hired labor. Home-cured hams and Sailors Who Seek Positions. and bacon are always In demand W A N TED among your neighbors, provided of course that you do a good Job. You W a n te d —T o b u y second, h and cannot expect to get a good price for piano. M ust be cheap nnd in good Inferior work. . • Uoga will turn pasture and grain In­ condition. Address P. O. Box 555, to more and quicker meat than other S anford, ________ 57-2tp y animals, and do It most edfroirflfalf^ W anted —General Accident Fire & of all. 8tnrt now and start right. Get good animals and Interest the boys In Life Insurance Corporation has a t ­ the game. tra c tiv e proposition for an experi­ enced insurance salesm an to w rite SELF FEEDERS. sick and a c c id e n t.- Addresa M ." M • ♦ — ; H o g a n ,' 408 M asonic Temple, ’J a c k ­ (National Crop Improvement Service.1 sonville, Fla. • _ 67-2tc Hog raisers with self feeders cad keep more hogs than they could oth­ W a n te d —Six good plow hands and erwise. The members of the boys' pig ten men for clearing. Steady work club and the county agent should con­ fer with the lumber yard and prepare for satisfactory men at 19 cents per Pleasant, healthy place rind plana a n d ' specifications which Wilt h our. D o n ’t write, ju s t avoid many of the evils incident to the good treatm entaverage feeder built without thought. come and ask for Mr. Brown and go In some counties building bees have to work. Spring Garden R anch, been held by the county agent and In DeLeon Springs, Florida. 57-7tc one county nearly a thousand self W anted r~ T w o male waiters. feeders of the proper kind were built, » 57-tf w'hlch caused an Immediate Jncrense $7 week. Belle Cafe. of 2.000 more hogs on account of the W a n te d — Work. Can do any labor saving effected. kind of yard, store, house, gnrden or dairy work. J. P. Cobb, W. 10th s tre e t. -5 7 - ltp CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING W anted — Men to cut veneering blocks, ties anti cord wootl. C. J. Vermillion, Wekiwa. Fla. 57-2tp (Phampion. P o l a n d (Pfiinm J3 oa.r HOW TO KEEP BOYS FARM. ON TH E _ Horse for S a l e - A big bay hors* for *100. In q u ire a t Herald Office. ' ____________ 57-4tc Sixteen P ure W. R. hens and roost­ er for sale. D. D. Doane, Geneva FbL___________________ 5G-2tp * For Sale — Pure bred White Leghorn hens. . J. Taylor, Citv.’ x. • ’"* • • Nice dogs for sale, linger, City, R.-A^ '5fi-2tp George Ra|. 5G-2tp For Sale—One G. E. ceiling fan. Price right. E. C. Bowman. 6R-2tp F q r - S a l s —AVu- h**e-tho>-stanfl^Td peach and to m a to crate, thirty-two cents complete; to m a to paper twenty ream bundles *3.75; Clay and_\Yhip. . Seed peas *4.25 per bush'll;" Mixed peas *4.00; peas in 2 H bushel sacks. No less sold. All f. o. b. Seville. P r e v a tt A Co., Seville, Fla. 65- 3 t 7 F or Sale or R e n t — Large, comfort­ able house, recently repaired. H. C. Du Rose. , ■> 55-tf. For Sale— Russell Engine 15 in>. by 20 in. R unning condition. At- • trac tiv e price on application. South­ ern Utilities C om pany, Pnlatka. Fla.‘ . ; • • 56-3tr 0 ______ Kpr Sale—One pair black hprses.. and harness in good condition. Ap­ ply to J. E. L undquist. 6G-2tp * F o r Sale— W H of Lot 30. Mecca. H amm ock. Mnke-ofTcr to owner, H a rry A. Brown, 416 7th Ave., P ittsb u rg , Pa. 55-3tc For Sale—Five acres near Cam­ eron ‘City. Two acres cleared and fenced. Excellent (lowing well. On public road, near loading s ta tio n . Cash or terms. W.' M. Haynes, Herald Office. 55-tf For Sale—Steam canning outfit. Firat clasj order. C apacity 1,000 cans per day. Price reasonahls. A. Buck. 54-4tc For Sale—Seventeen acres of land, near Geneva, ju st west of the old Steve Williams' place. Sanford and Geneva brick road runs right through it. Geo. Siday, Box 236, Sylvnnia, Ga. 54-4tc For Sale — Duroe pigs 7 weeks oldi Duroc boaes for service. Orion !>e- , W a n te d —Your la u n d ry work, Bed fender strain. Geo. Randall. West apreads, >beets, pillow ctisrs And .Side. • 52-Mp table linen a specialty. _ Work g u a r­ an tee d . Frazier's H and Laundry, FOR RENT 512 'v Sanford avenue. 56-4tg Furnished House for R ent—>909 W a n te d —Eight young ladies to Magnolia avenue. P hone 79. 57-Tp e n te r St* C atherine’s Hospital trnin■■ ■ - ■ ■ ■ Start your hoy In with untmnls of i ig school for nurses. New class be­ For R e n t —Two furnished houretila own. anti arrange with hltn so that gins J u n e 15th. Hospital and tr a in ­ keeping rooms, up stairs. No chil­ all of his profits may he his. Nothing ing school incorporated. Hospital will send your hoy to the factory ao dren. Park avenue. P. () Box 313. For application quickly ar. to encourage him to rnlao nAn-sectnrian. 56-2tr a pig and when sold put the money blanks address S upt. St. Catherine's For Rent T hree unfurnisht d_ Into your own Jenna nnd tell him thut H ospital, 1916 W alnut St.. Jucksonae owes you board. viUe^-FJn. ------- —‘ -56-2*»-^ roOTn«7gro u n d lloor, m od e j ^ - iy t v e r y t Ty' ! ITTJtod. Ail ults .^ 4 . v a m tttF fo r two 7 r th ree • • ' room s for cash. Address Box A, c-o only. E nquire Herald office. 56-tf ' A colored boy nnmed Sam, while H erald. 55~ltp •For Sale— Duroc pigs 7 weeks old. Hi w i g h t , about one pound of-protein rambling through the woods, came on i , * to flve'pounds of enrhohydrntes la cor­ Duroe hoar for service. Orion De­ a hornets' nest. With rnre courngo for j W a n te d ” The ladies of Sanford to fender strain. Geo. Randall. We»t rect ode so young he Hung a stick Into the know thnt we guaran tee every pair "At 150 pounds It should he Increas­ 52-8tp abiding place of. the little alrplanlsts, of silk hose we sell. I’erkins & Britt. Side. ed ; for each pound of protein six with the usual quick results. Sam pounds of carbohydrates. 55-2tc For Sole—Five roorm furniture. made a hundred yards In two-fifths of T h e fairly well-grown hog. 240 to 53-tf 510 Magnolia. a second less thnn nothing. , W a n te d Fifty men. M . S. Nel­ 300 pounds. In fattening will do well "You didn't run, I ho|>e. Sam." said son, E ure k a H am m ock, Sanford. Furnished Booms — By day, week on one pound of protein to eight a white "geinmen" to whom Sara re­ pounds of carbohydrates.'' 53-tf or m onth. Every convenience. Over FEEDINQ THE UNWEANED PIGS. lated the e|rt*ode,' After listing the various feeds ond Philips Drug Store, corner Park and Upholstering nnd m attre s s making, F irst street. Mrs. C, C. H art, Prop. combinations of feeds used In exten­ (National c a u o n a i Crop c r o p Inprovement i n p r o v e m e n t Service.) i . . “ Well, . ' mlstnh. ......... I wouldn't , „say • 'zactly , sion hog feeding tests at Iowa agrtAt two or th rio weeks of age tha *,hnt 1 n,n< but n num ,n 0 flel'1 1cross fu r n itu re repaired, mirrors plated, 43-tf nothin' un to tops nnd seats recovered. First gs will begin to manifest an Inter- M,e ron'1 ',nlJ h<* nc mltural college. Professor E w a rd s a y s : pigs a i. a a . > . . . / i f r n a f i t vis t t i n l i s v s a l s l ' d / U L ' n M At- this of me fum mnh wait)' down.' "Each buttermilk hog drank 32 pounds est In the food of the sow. class w ork only, Brown Upholstery LOST of buttermilk, ate less than half aa time unwenned pigs should have n low Shop, 121 CouiJ St., Orlando, Fin. Choosing a Mite. much of the *2 corn, only one-third set trough barred to keep nwey tha -* 49-tfc L ost—Between Osteen Ferry and Kathryn—I think girls arc silly to ns much of the *00 tnnkngf, only twd- bigger pigs, and they should I e en­ New Siriyrna Sunday, J u n e 8, Roysl wnnt to marry those snippy young thlrdn na much of the *55 middlings, couraged to go to It to satLsfy their FOR SALE U. S. C ard automobile tire, old, on lieutenants. I shall never tnnrry an and actually reached a weight of 200 hunger. The use therein of sweet milk rim, size 35x6.. C. P. Dickinson. pounds some 02 days before the hog and n little mill feed or pig menl will officer below the rank of cdfoncl. P eaches for canning purposes for Klttye—You’re sensible, dearie. Gen­ 57-3tc without buttermilk did." soon Induce them to eat a great deal sale. Mrs. J. O. Andes, II. A. Box Orlando, Fla. Ho It would seem that buttermilk la hi this way, thus supplementing the erals.arc likely to he of a more suit­ No. 195. 67-2tp Lost — At Presbyterian church, one of the best hog feeds. Where It milk of the sow and hastening their able age for you. black umbrella with crooked handleIs not freshly available It may be had sturdy growth. . For S ale—Two or three months Some Time L eft In a dried powder form. There are Weaning at four weeks of sgo Is usu­ old pups, cheap.'* M o th er a water Finder please return to Herald of­ Mrs. Justwed—You wrote me only 57-2tp ten pounds of solids In every' hundred ally not of good practU *; If not ac­ spaniel, good watch dog and fine fice nnd receive reward. •_______ —----—r pounds of liquid buttermilk. The rest tually cruel, the change Is too sudden from time to time while you were gone L ost— One black silk umbrelU, nnd you ^iild you'd thfcik of ine when h u n te r. Geo. T. Ballinger, Box 241Is water. for best results. R. F. D. A._________________ 57-tf carved wood handle, probably left »t Two Utter, a year may be hnd If the " '" y t h l n g else was forgotten, Al»o other things keep the lad s busy all tho pigs are encouraged to eat while still „ , ” i r *,u **»antI n “ *' mjr 'Jenr' *'fprj‘ F or g a le — For a sh o rt tim e only— S ta r T h e a tre ten days ago. one how knot pin of gold with tiny time. They are an Important fuctnr In nursing, nnd If they are not wenned .lb,nK p 1ho hu,in * J e t bp<,n f° rKott*n3 nice building lots, corner Myrtle England's destiny. The British hoy until six or eight weeks of sge. This enam el flowers. R eturn to Mr. B. Fa v e n u e and Seventh street, opposite DEPENDING. i scout Is doing a great work today In probably Is the better practice, p ark. Twelve large sh ad e trees on W hitner, Firat National B ank and the service of Ills country. When pigs tire left wltH the sow for 57-ltp tw o sides. Seventh s tre e t paved. receive reward. T h o man, the soldier. Is the 'bull­ periods ns long ob ten to twelve weeks \V. W. Long, 410 Oak avenue. L o s t— New York Life Policy Not dog' as It were, and the hoy scout Is she will wean them heraedf. but It Is T 67-4t p the 'ferret* There arc 40,000 of theso time wasted, for two Utters are lm745310, Ju n ie Perkins, J5000. Re­ hoys actively guarding Britain. With ; possible. For S ale— Five acres tiled land, t u r n to J. M. Neely. -313 Magnolia their keen little eyes and their quest | When weaning takes place the sow R eward. 6G-2tp two wells, small house, close to lond- Ave. for romance and excitement they aru should be returned to the pigs two or ___________________ 1 —------------ir g s tatio n .* *3,009.00 term s. H. B. playing a great p a rt tn guarding our threo times so thnt the udders may L o s t—Small plain wrist watch on < Lewis. • * 57-3tc sea-girt shore. . W ednesday afternoon. Reward 1 . . 1 be milked o u t T o be a boy scout Is to be a discip­ re tu rn e d . 1011^ Oak avenue. . Thone A| For S a le —Two wheel w'illow baby lined good boy. Good boys mnko good • 66-2tc MATURE HOGS QUICKLY. ci rt, w ith top, practically new. Will No. 425. men, good men make good citizens, si I! at reduction. Address Box 756, nnd a good citizen Ih always respected. The hog which weighs from 200 Jo C ity. ,____________ Every boy ns well as every man must 200 pounds Is the hog which the packdo his best today fur his country." -/ BOX FILES j er wants and Is the cheapest and best E ig h ty acres, under fence; three • . -forfiling ' hog the farmer can raise. According SCOUTS AIDING THE NAVY. flowing wells, fifteen acres cleared. to Doctor Henry, the amount of grain „ Lellera, Bill*, Invoice* ReceiptFive room house, good barn, near EtcPlenty of them Immediately following the declara­ required per hundred pounda of gain’ leading s t a t i o n . First *3500 buys it. tion of war steps were taken to effec­ Is as follows; - • * ** „ Box 781, City. 67-2tp 50c each’ tively organise, along lines similar to Wstght of hogs. Par 1» lbs. __ the coast guard work of the Boy 100 to ISO lbs............................. 417 lbs. of fs F o r S a le — We offer lim ited qusn* 150 to £30 lb s ................................. U l lbs. of fe Scouts of England, older boys special- 300 to ............... ............... SO lbs............ ..1.04 lbs. Of ft?d tity B rs b h u tn s seed peas s t five-fifty * How about the running expenses ly selected In order th at there might 25 j° 2S .............. ........Ml lbs. of fe*<1 Office Supply Deptper b ushel; Clays five-fifty; Mixed, • • • be available a resource for use Ly th« 0 ............... •...........U* Ibft. of fH f qJ motorcars r Phone 148 Sanfocd. Florid* five-tw enty-five f. 0. b. # Seville for From the farm ers' standpoint there “They all depend on the people you n a r y .department, should the occasion sh ip m e n t upon arrival a b o u t the Is g reater profit tn puttjog hogs on t b s run over.” * \ w arrant . . • * m HERALD PRINTING COMPANY I V I * •• j • • ■' ■ . V ■ »■—- ■- _ t . �CALF PAGE ELEVEN* I rofessor Evvanfl of the Iowa agricul­ tural collet-. "When the pig roaches 100 pounds *n,weight about one pound of protein to flee pounds »>f carbohydrates. “At 150 pounds for each pound of protein six pounds of carbohydrate. “The fairly w^I-grown hog. cjo to 3tX> pound-, in fattening, will def well at one pound to cl^ht pounds of carbohydrates. WHYJOTCOMEHERI t h e y c a r r y e v e r y t h in c 201 West Firgl Street COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS named, and hereby -ngrocs upon its part to equip' said pro p e rty for hos* (Continued from pagi . pital purposes and to m aintain the hereby conveyed, and the money i do- In* a hospital for an d during the life nnted and to be donated I. together fo said grantor. with the issues and profit Second, T h a t it will pay unto the "hall forever be used solel said g ra n to r yearly in equal q u a rte r­ d u s iv e ly for such hospital ly p aym ents during the rem ainder of a n d for th e m aintainance htrr life a sum of money equnl to p etu atio n of the said e,Kht per cent, per u nnum on the L au g h to n M em orial" and r valuation of said property valued n> wise; “T h a r In co'nsrderation' of ithe conveyance of the said and of the donation of ys hereinbefore granted, Mt o u t herein, ta m e to be made a R ne*____ p a rt of the minutes of this meeting. Miscellaneous Bt* it fu rth e r resolved th a t the m ayor and clerk of the C ity of S an ­ ford be and th ey are hereby request- To treasurer, cash and instructed on behalf of the V ojchers CUy of Sanford to execute the said deed as drawn in duplicate, one of T o t a l . . .......... wnich shall be delivered to Mabel L. Treasurer’s report, M ay, 1919 Adopted g ra n t propsaid con- in rcgulai urhers paid “ nee in banks property Phone 16 Pennsylvania V ALL SIZES It is further made and accepted a , a condition and consideration of this indenture, and of the grant and do­ nation herein containtained. that the ' aid Jfernald-L aughton Memorial" 1,1“ 11 non-sectarian, non-denom.national and non-rarial forever. And for the purpose of better s e - , uring and the carrying out of the mrposes and provisions of this in-! FLOUR ^ i mefl.n s nutritious bakings, palatable nnd easily digestible. W IG H T G R O C E R Y C O ., Sanford, FV ' id 3. Hlock 7. Tier cording to E. R. hospital purposes, r; p e _ . , . „ * • — - - .* « O- r . Smith, Roy Symes, R. £ . ] this council at a 1 man, Roy Symes, -R. A. Newi ressed its willing- Geo. D. Bishop, John Adams. N conveyance. pro- none, could he worked «„i i tion of both p a .-. n n , n r,,,n an c«’ was placed on . lond reading and read by title , and P * w d . Vote, Yeas, G. F. ‘ deed of convey- “ nd passed. Vote, Yeas, G n. a n d is now be- Smith, Roy Symes, John Ad* •il. which o satis- Geo. D. B .jhop, L. P. IIuRan R I Mabel I..' Fer- Newman. Nays, none • vm/m\ AWWWWV Motion Roy Symes, seconded by t» h. Smith and carried, city at -1 torney be instructed to accept cash! Paym ent of all paving and sidewalk • lJ>"’n w htch paym ent is made I prior to July 15t h. 1919. at fare I value of lien nln* I comm ittee I. P Hagan. Roy Sv Not Obtain and A- H. S m ith be instructed purchase an additional team mules for s a n itary d e p a rtm en t. Lred T. Williams presented n •ter of widening s tre e t adjoining J. Hood's property south of yard bee at R an d ’s . Yard. On mot _ L- Smith, seconded by Geo. Bishop unci carried, in considers! of work done on this street by } Hood, and to be done by him, ho allowed $50.00 to cover cost, he furnish the city with deed to five f< ■trip on west side of road. Hr. Tolar s ta te d necessity | muzzling dogs and on motion \ y E operate a thoroughly cqui; ▼V testtng and repnirintf autnmnl starting and lighting batteries. Bring us e guarantee courtc* ous treatment and p service. W e recharge and any make of battery. If vour battery requires rcpMinspect Ii oOr work for 8 months reports = ; r . 7 . f e t . v „ h» were read “ Th* longer we me surer we are o f ei y°ur present battery last the tual/y selling you a new one," W e sell only the U S L - t h e ha machmc-pasted plates. Sold only Iced adjustment plan. " ' And every U S L comes to us Dry-Charged,” which m eans you obtain a brand new ctury-pcrfcct battery.) H. L. HAIGHT c or. Park and Commer • Phone 5 8 -J Pound fees Dog tax... . 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON IsAKE MONROE Joining Bulkhead on the West BIG HOGS AND YOUNG ONES, ement Service 1 C03N ALOV hogs arc those *. t'ut many of 30O1pound* do•slcal con-trur- J en years time affords a thor. ongh test of almost any plan or business- proposition. i^ T?!n<nv !rtr«i an* • r l . ?j•! 1 The Florida Citrus Exchange has been in active and successful operation for the ten years end­ in g June 1, 1919. organization is daily -alF -th e' time becoming more efficient in its sendee to growers. Over four thousand grovo ©wners arc? niTilLitpH tvifh tVw* the policy and operation of tho body are of the greatest assist­ ance to the officers and directors. The active interest of tho grower members of the Florida Citrus Exchange is • the solid foundation on which has been builded a business structure with the power t<? weather -adverso • conditions and to take the fullest advantage of favorable ones. t h » m ent. L1'! k |«.>rk l« rh arid llie pa< th* ill be. i ; u t he' u c r o td to h r c c ! n sernnd time cluruulfortulty of thel the y e a r n sectf^d choice 1* given trr^ of eight .«•!;*. The*., two nrc eertrdn to hav« ■re tli-'ti considered #i]'| paym ent meat. ... m u ' iwi.iiie pig*, ami in c a s e lie original sow and the hoy is ,,u . I to all that he can m ake •r e arti many variations In this In ca«c the sow pig Is received ie club member nt w eaning Age, pig* from the first litter nt the age or one from the tlrst and econd, may he re turne d. young pig* well until they r the market, which should 1HO pounds. hade and fresh drinking t exe^t The hogs during w arm II feeders for_flnlsktug ma k ep t’ warm or even house until the 1’revent hog cholera by vaccination. Ho not feed Her. but kill them by ni-nn* of using (he dipping vnt or »ome device tvhereby the hogs may njb mi l,’ oil over their bodies. ,!r....1 up your herd by keeping only f Individuals and breeding to * P’^ebrcd sire of the same breed. oonai Crop Lsiprovament Service.) •■re are many plans of flnnnclng I’lg club boy. Many hunks are fendy to take the boy's note unv,l for both animal nnd feed, the endless chain plan a breeder r1IUs IH B S L j •• i • J dE O range County Cllni/i fiub-E tc ha nrc OKDANL-O, . ' FLORIDA I ' Every member of n pig club should keep n record of his work. He «niitild weigh Ills pig when he gets him and keep n enreful nccount of the weight nnd cost of feed and . the monthly weight of the hog. He will bo oxnectonce. not enough to make WRIGLEY5 m ust K E E P R o o d , we it aood until n e n c e tne sealed package —impurft>p;*crf - herding, p re se rvin g the delicious con­ s|nii||,| cru-lii.itlv he brought ro fmi f,,M n,o demands I of the pigs and the milk flow Increases. S..me of •• , ,-irser ..... Is may give plaee to r h. r e-mt entrales sti. h as ‘klm milk, '•imerinllk. lanknue, mldj dimes, cru.li.-d oat«. ground liaHey. peas and nil meal. It s often eheap. r to buy the*e eoneentrates in a ct>mmerclal m ixture.*w-hen the proper in­ gredients nr. d in.urt to obtain »r the feeder Is lie xperi. need In Imn.lill.g them separately. These feeds smv he offered In a watery slop, Tlie fmsllng of the sow should he lib. rul ns nt „ t^ . r t|„ lP can the growth .if the pigs |,e pushed so rapidly or cconotnlcnllr. O tents the hsneficici goody* SEALED TIGHT KEPT RIGHT ^ A Ji t a A U h a iiii>i m »(. ♦ h e - ^ or M-wtrw‘nticys ttiFnrfffifnTc; lu humility, ntul In the obllgntlon ^ e n e niiinklnd. True genius i l« , Ims these Inspirations.—Kmers.n. p o w d -n d r»«ln hold *d of the knife or” fork In Interesting Text Books. A «.-lh»ot In Italy uses stump nlhtims fo tetii li geogrnpliv and lil-tur.v Hitch sfudt'ui lm* hi. own collection, while the *c|io,d owns a larger and mure complete one. TLe iidy* and girls an* a great deal more devoted to their *1tulles with S t u ll novel text honk* to map*. ---------- Import nnce ns our Imputation becomes . f l l I II • ’ . j I I Here is that Famous Refrigerator with the seamless, dish-like lining— the genuine— * A •rL r . ' - " i t 'i r - 1 , - 1 tn e f vvi ! nc ..f the sow that ha* Ju-t ' furrowed f... tight f„r fnur or PIG CLUB RECORDS. that withholding w ater tends t o t S duce fattening hogs to eat more for­ age. and helps balance the ration by HOQ8 AND POTATOES. fum lshlng''proleln as well as acting as a laxative. [National Crop Improvement Service ) Rut for breeding hogj, and growing Because of the economy w ith which pig*, one cannot go far wrong In allow- the pig converts Its fond Into edible ____________ _________ 1flesh, this nnlmal steadily Increases In Three flavors. sow (National Crop Improvement Service.) I’lgs that ore kept In pastures, where they huve access to green suc­ culent. grasses, d o .n o t suffer from a water sliorrni^* ns much as those that nro fr<| la .fry lots on dry feed. If the dry feed needs considerable water to furtl .-r ibo work of digestion the more turce V m green feeds will be-eagerly He.'ps aPFetlfe and dlscstfon. Is ready t amy one pig , „ r !ltt„r 0Bn th u , b) ! Mve<i —that means Increasing the pir •.crop by oont. • ' If a s o n is t.> l>e put In hew' quarters before farrowing, m ore her early enough s-> that she will bnvo ttme to get^ mytispmml to the pen. . t*«e short straw or chaff for bed­ ding. , Make.n Tender of n 2 by 0 nailed to the wall 5 or 0 Inches from the floor so th at the little" big* may have a chance to slide under and save them­ selves when mother lurches dowq upon them. More pigs are needed and many little pigs ran be saved bv this *r- 'FfTXcV i f l A L T s w E n rc m -tfO G S Having saved the citrus indus­ try of Florida from-destruction, having made for the growers who are members millions of dol­ lars and having proved beyond question that its work is on the right line, the Florida Citrus Ex­ change asks that its usefulness may be helped to become even greater by your support * A j to how It will benefit yoq and aa to where and when yon can Join the Florida Cltru* Exchange, write, wire, Vhone or call on BT f.’! that devops or e sow, During a ten-year period any­ thing basically wrong will bo pretty sure to disclose itself. L. A. HAKES, Manager .............. 1269.60 “ w.T'os to furnljh the female agrees to ’take- In return one pigs from the in<Ten«e.. The generally provide* that tho belong to « pig club /uid *obrules nnd follow ns fa r .ns Jjj KATlQiy Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, H a. Report of collector, month of May, 1919: C urrent taxes,........... C urrent license ....... Pound fees. ........... . DoS ta x ....................” D elinquent taxes ..L Interest...... , Sanford, Florida Address: C. KENNISON, trr,wTWTv« ^ p. o . Box 505, Orlando. mayor Expense Tiger ra Cash to collector Phone 251-W w!t°hntLhe \VCStV Two h ] o c k * of building I factory building. nk MAKING HOGS PAY Roy Symes, seconded ( U Bishop rules be fu rther wai creas. upon eonsiderution «n.l ordinance be placed on its tl y Council of t be C ity of ri ading and final nassairo v*. -bC frtfe-Tnr Council, and. a copy of which is here­ HtTirfo each delinquent. Motion Roy Symes, sect to attac hed and made a part of hose resolutions as fully as if fully G. F. S m ith and carried Sm ith be instructed to arrn A. F. Westerdick I trees on bulkhead. On motion G. F Sm ith, seem by John Adam •* and carried,’pre . SERVICE a STATION In m other " * <-Hy| Therefore, be it. resolved bv the G'ty of Sanford. FFnrjda. in regular session assembled, th at the City of Sanford does hereby through the ‘ '«>• Council of said city, does here7 i‘, ‘ • 'he said property as ,-onv'yc<i and donated, m accordance 7 ' , ,lt"'1 11 rins . alltl <onditions of battery taken i» * John Adams. R. A. Newm an. G. F. Smith, L. J \ Hagan. Nays, none. Said ordinance was placed o n ’ ‘bird reading and read in full and l passed. Vote Yeas, L. p . Hagan. I hereby' accepted on be)lijllt-uL-lLc. John Adams. Geo. D. Bishop. R A I -Nfcwmmo,-- 0 —1.1 ■Hir t i h - - t w i - r -------- v fcTr—**- -T ■IJo'tU .^aD y H y im tu .. t'ity «if Sanford. Klnywtofvt* rtoyn, none. ■re typified In Ss e l f R r i s i n g E I' line of l a r k avenue extending east I to the east line of alley in Tier Two , Trafford’s map, excepting j therefrom the Intersection of said | Ninth street with Magnolia avenue, j was placed on its first reading and read in full and passed. Vote as fol­ lows. Yeas, Roy • Symcs, ' Geo. D. vman, John* Ada ms P- Hagan. Nays, none. Motion L P Hagan, second„,i i.„ , . . * l ‘, .J ° h n 1 Adlims rules be waived readinK Vp| nance placed! on second a . in re g u la r session, th e u e e a oi c o n v e y a n c e wi t h th e terms and conditions t herein ex­ pressed, is hereby a p p r o v e d as drawn. n,id th «• te r m s a n d rondilions thereof to g e th e r w ith p r o p e r ty therein conveyed a n d d o n a te d , is | | j s | P u rity1 E conom y & E ffic ie n c y tNG SUN VY ler certain con,/j- l,,0n All l/i sealed someone around, farrow hi Seminole Bank Annex Kelly Springfield— Portage— Complete stock of Bicycles, Bicycle Supplies, , Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Electric Fla-hligl lights, Cutlery, Balls, Bats and Mits ance G rantor Michelin— . u n e great r.dvnntace of rbe pig club Is that every animal becomes a great |H-t. Sows should be accustomed "to being handled and they will soon be­ come quite gentle, If not nlready no. A savage sow is « menace and If she cannot be tamed she had better be dls•pos^d of. When a sow Is used to hav­ ing the pig elub hoy about, she can bo cared fur at farrowing time quite easily. Otherwise they are apt to be cross and excited If one goes Into their pen. The friendly sow always wants in the Crown Counolladjoumed Signed, sealed and delivered presence property issues, income am profits shall be used forever as am: for the perpetuation of the said fe rnald-L aughton M em orial." and not otherwise after the dea th o f said grantor. To - , All apparatus in w ritten, in duplicate conditions er town for the article you w 1 o f t porting Hood when yoti car ! what you want at.ihe right price A GENTLE MOTHER PIG. Co a bulldlng a t Elm and C c a l streets. , D epart menr re, prom ptly bu t upon arrival that the sprinkler 8ygt(.n prom ptly extinguished Y f l f c p sidearable dam age was don, ever to printing rollers and A m ount unknown. Fire arm 17079.72 caused by spontaneous coml in the paint room. Loss cove insurance. 2nd day p { June, 1919, Motion R. A. New by G. F. Sm ith. resouti Why spend your time lookln bicycle or auto or for i ' _to this store and W R IG L E Y S v 'i SPEARMINT Leonard Cleanable Superb Porcelain Lined A ll in one piece— with rounded corners brought clear to' tho fr o n t . The Pride o f every Housekeeper. Don’t con­ fuse th is wonderful sanitary lining w ith paint or enamel or w ith porcelain lining pu t on in sheets and the join ts Ailed w ith cem en t * We will give you Free a sample of the Leonard Porcelain that will quickly show you the difference. You can’t scratch it even with a knife. It 1b ever­ . more dense. Practically every fa n n er should raise ,n,l fn*ten pigs, for family consumption if nnt fnr niarket. upon culls and surP,us potatoes and sweet potatoes. In order to profitably conserve a raluablo material that would other­ wise he wasted. Pigs will properly utilize mnny other by products of the fnnn, such ns dairy by-products and kitchen nnd garden wastes, as .well ns grains that cannot ’ otherwise be prpfltnbly disposed of. , We should dismiss the Idea that profltalde hog raising belongs to the corn belt only ~ Denmark raises no ' p,,rnproduces more pork of tho highest Quality thnn any other equnl nren In the world. The Smith can produce hogs more cheaply than any other place on earth. I’lgs produce n pound of gain from four to five pounds of dry m atter while fattening cuttle require from ten to 12 pounds; The pig yields from 73 to 80 per cent of hit live weight as dressed carcass; the steer only 55 to 05 ner cent. * No other line of stock fnrmlng ran so quickly be brought to profitable pro­ duction with limited capital Invested In stock and equipment as ra n the making of meat from the pig. l n many rases the grower.should not only fat. tpn his pigs but also slaughter them nnd market the rured products, ob­ taining Increased profits even though tho undertaking he n small one. lasting, easily kept sweet and dean. Look for the trade mark LEONARD CLEANABLE to avoid unitationa. Just call and see it, that’s all we aaic. HILL HARDWARE COMPANY , A BALANCED HQQ RATION. t.^ t1.0"*?„Fr0P Improvement Berries . Foon* ITOWI0* p | g Welghthk to, 0 0 -pounds ahould eat about < pound of protein fo r every four pout of carbohydrate* equivalent/1 *. y o u r sm oketaate flush up again st a listening post—and you’ll L ay �« ,v> . • #1 * b , ' , V•- v ■• iyr, ' •• * •*» " TTtE SANFORD MPKAEO PAGE T.rt'E’.VE cold actions In the months thist 'fol­ lowed. Hut Blythe taw and mentally fumed. And then one day the unexpected happened. A plague was rampant about the country, and AHclit. gentle While scouting ns- n teen-age boy «oul. lay critically 111. And unite sud­ program very properly Is not militar­ denly Co triune, the shy, denture per­ istic from n technical standpoint, It Is, son, vanished, leaving In her place however, patriotic, ns proven hy last a strong, clenr-mlnded, very business­ year's wonderful record of scout na­ like Corrlnne, who took temperatures tion-wide. civic w ar service for the an<l who Issued Instructions front the navy department. In the two TJberty sick room in a clear, authoritative bond campaigns. In the gardening voice, __________ _ .fr„----- ------- ------ propaganda, in selling W ar Raving* Hours' Inter, Lydia" dnrk-guwne*! stamps. In .distributing more than and heovlly vell«**l, fto<M] wnltlng^for.V*)0,tstO patriotic doqiinents for the lornly at the foot of the staircase. committee on public Information. In Her h<*nd throbbed, ht*r throat felt cooperating with the Ile*l Cross, war strangely dry, btiiek spe*‘ks fioatetl be­ camp* community recreation fund, fore her eyes. A floor creaked softly V. M. f . Knights of Columbus and and n flgur** In white come briskly other w ar relief agencies. down the stairs. On her arm an In­ signia In the shape of n crimson rross showed vivid against the whiteness SCOUT GAME, NOT SPY PLOT. of Immaculate linen. I.ydla darted Mysterious nolos found In hiding forward.' „ ‘ . jlnces on the street In Indianapolis *HI« It----- ” she could not voice her recently caused much consternation In terror.. ' * «. ' J Hu* neighborhood and resulted In n The trim figure regarded her not un­ call for The police. Visions of some kindly. "I'm afraid—yes," Corrlnne mysterious spy plot filled the minds of admitted frankly, nt which Lydia Ihoie who read the notes. hacked away. “You're going to 'Sweet* A hoy found n folded le tte r on a nietwlows*? Blythe told • me." Cor­ street corner, which directed him to go rlnne looked u t .Lydl.n.critically, "Petu. to the brenM bo* outside tb*» co m er Tiaps It Is as welh She glanced mt grocery, where further directions her tiny wiitch. "You're Inking Kntt‘‘ would bC found. Although the night along?" she queMeU gently. 41 was dark the hoy followed^up the di­ "She won't leave,” Lydia's voice was rections. ( barely audible. She took- a step for­ On the bread h o t he found nnoilo r ward. -then stumbled. , note even more mysterious, which <11-! “Lydia, you're ill!" Corrlnne's voice n-eted him to go to tin; first street, ; was sharply erlticnl. then north, and then tq the nearest **Non“<'ti*e." L yiltu <!rew h e r s e l f u p lamp pofit. Tin* alarm was given and i h a u g h t ily ." Tlo- te xt m om ent, w ith a the pollre took up the trail. g;i“p, she' "WimUu d ill «'o rr tn n e ’s feet. Ituv. Hugh S*. f'lultori of the T-iv•j:i,,. recover? w a s m lrio’ubujs. It w as <do P,apt 1st 'lmr< h. IT.i Garfield aVeti :■*. b ite afti-riiooti, -.ouio several Weeks !eliniue<! lie was the arch-plotter, "t ad I n te r , and Lyilln lay 'propped -up Ii *1 Innocently inuse*^ all the trouble. a gainst t W pillows., "I didn't get to The explanation wu* very simple. Mr, • -*-* v> fliltti'U, w lth-tlm bow scout* »if b is; *S\vi*etfnendowH’ aft< r all," “he m\tr-‘'jur*‘li. were out playing one of tie !r mure*). Alb-In. *or> p;ifo’ arid a trllle weak. tra c k lug p ita i's . • • •• |„ r-.-lf “boot her h e a d gravel? "You tie went aliend in an aulomol i''. cooking. camping, hiking, s ig n a lin g .' map rending, w ireless/ e le c t r ic it y ,' knowledge o f woodcraft nhd.ability to cure fur oneself In the'open hclpo im­ m easurably In fitting n mnn fo r the d ull** o f n subtler. ■K & • 'SL.. f I SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” Hood-r-Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY MOBILOILSandGASOLINE ACCESSORIES g re- - I ■ I I i I Cars Washed and Delivered.—We Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. THONE NO. 41 REMEMBER ii ii i THE ii ii — NO. i— =r- Mp--' 1 - - —7 - ■- I • ri / • i • ! 1 i !m .■.)■i i<r. • rig directions. . II VVIIS up to 1III* Irtiys to follow n«tes and find l.im and the itub ill.. * V'3- ■ . . M iiv t b c o r i - i - wflo a r e , |,*| eii<oigh <• kie>« b e t t e r o re io Imh siting in.it a leal* " h o p r o d u c e s ail th a t he c a n eft Ills fartn Is foolish, herro*!- th e y I ivc noted at v a r io u s 11ne s.'h a ! s |n Hl! • fops have sold for m ore tuonefi In t h e a g g r e g a t e t h a n la r g e r crops.. "Suppos.- In u e f u p fnllirr.- year (hat i o r n should go to .?Ri n bushel? If } oil luivc no c o r n wliut jg.► .oj would t h a t d o you? U 'o u ld It he h - t i e r for n fpw f a r m e r s w tu. h a v e io r n to m a k e b i g m oney otp n f th e fa r m e r s In t h e < r o p f n l l u r e Ki-riioti and others w ho h a v e no r n r u ? "Suppose ev.-ry mnn should cut dow n his acreage of cotton to boost tho price. Would I he mutt wllh the smallest amount of cotton get rich? Nobody asks you to grow cotton at n lo ss; tb tr o a r e h u n d re d s of things th a t can be successfully grown at a _ jp r p t u . - WU- I....... .j ■ ■ Mhetr-Jftu '(10J gfiiw cotton, grow on cnch acre nil you can profitably pro•luce. In order to do this you will h a v e to know the cost of fertilizer, labor, etc. • T hen It is a matter of arithmetic. "T here are p la n te rs who m ake, _ money year a f te r y e a r in cotton, • r a n make money often when you enn't. Whose fnult la It? Mnny fall In busi­ ness-farming ns well ns merchnndls- In Mtk* Every Aero Work Profitably. "The principle Involved Is i h r same ns In manufacturing. The student nf economies knows that If n plant Is not used In Its full rapacity (here Is n consequent loss In the return oil the Investment. The same Is true on an ttrre of laud," tuild Mr. Frank tlaackes, vice president of the American Steel A ’W ire rompnny, when naked about th e cotton situation. "In the press servlro of one nr our middle states colleges, the dean says, 'None of our Instructors are teaching the fnmier that It Is either fils d,uty *rr to hls g reater advantage under pence condi­ tions to secure a maximum produc­ tion regnrdless of other economic eon- s -■i'l'-ra' ii !i> ' Kni advice must he m ade delim' that the lay and inelllelent ta k e It ii« an ex>’U'<* to I" job. Usually to Blame. “T h e trouble Is not usually In over­ production. D istribution Is to blam e for most of the t r o uble, although Trial too mnpy mrtpy fa n n ers will will manufac­ ture collar htittons, so to speak, when they ought to be balancing the world's ration. . "The bureau of m arkets ha* under­ taken this problem—that l« t«. advise far ns posslblt* what to grow, hut Ihe farmer Is dolfig ns he always has done. If the price of potatoes Is high In llte fall he grows potatoes until he gluts Ihe market. Next year ho grows no potato' re nfjJTT again. The wise man does not attempt to keep all of hls eggs In one basket. "The fnnti Is n factory nr#! the same advice Is given to farmers that has been adapted by other manufac­ turers: You can't make a profit un­ less you know your costs. Standard­ ize your products. “ No mnrket scheme, whether of co­ operation or legislation, can long tnnlntnln a superior price for an Inferior commodity. " F a rm ers should 'f i r s t maintain, themselves a n d : family nnd labor on their own fnrms; nnd this nppllea to cotton In the South anil to whent In the North. I have no patience with n pile of tin cans nt the hack door of the farmhouse." oath anil brought Into notion hy the leadership of men acting as scoutmas­ ters nnd as troop committeemen and a s members of local councils. Among 'all these thousands of men lender* there are less than !W0 paid workers—and these for the most part are s m u t oieeutlvcs directly hired to look nfter the scouts hy councils of business men In cities where there are quite a few troops. The tremendous task of rousing (Conducted by National Council of the these voluntary workers to nn onerBoy Seoul* of America.)' get le answ er to the many calls of tho government fntls upon one mnn—tho chief scout executive nt the miflonnl SCOUTS LED, NOT DRIVEN headquarters In New York city, Mr. To do ull Ihe undone things, to com­ Jam es E. Weal. plete all the war tasks of the bnrk-ak* SCOUTS ARE GOOD SOLDIERS. home battleground, to give help unisitil •_ “— • r v herever other organization* . need As nn organization the scout movcLdplng, Is the gladly volunteered servimtQt Is'not military in thought, form I* e offered to the government hy ■ PIS of America's young chaps that or spirit, although It does Instill In c tn 't get Into the nrmy or navy uny- boys the military virtues, such ns hntt-. or, loyally, nhedlemq. and juitrliiilMu. hrtw. ______ . The uniform, the patrol, the troop, Raising gardens, selling bond*, dis­ tributing official Information, coaxing and the drill are not fur military tac­ quarters for War Klatnps, saving food tics; they are for the unity, the har­ nnd fuel—and urging everybody else mony ami the rhjrthtn of spirit that t<> c)o these things—are among the du- hoys learn In Hcuutlng.. It Is In the •ties nf patriots as exemplified hy Ihe .wearing *rf the tihirortn nnd doing of organization- of the; Boy Scouts of things together ns scouts th at they ab­ sorb the force and truth of the scoot America. No on« makes tin* hoys do these law. which stales; “A pconl U a friend things. They art* not paid—thus there of all, nnd a brother to every other H e # ; .. . Is no compulsion. No one over them scout,” Wltlle the spirit of scouting Is not h a s authority to say. "You must do this," They Just follow the txtnpul* mlll'.ii ls'lc, tin* experiences of the Inst Mon lo duly us expressed In the scout ? "tr* have gompl lely demonstrate*) 'hat. outdoor acout training with li» •BO Y SCOUTS EG GS T H A T S C O U T S GATHER o f O jtW B T -■ rye1 ' “em its. i Hi1. 1') flu-e scout*. V Us Hiii lr .tu l pn«i'M p o w .-rs rji »•>i -* ii11*I tm tttilr.tnl I7 If ;r r* ; n i> t*> nt;? 1 lly by r< !■ . IliU ljl< 1 gg nil t|n* Iru tlk - "-ff ■ . i... ■ , o i l —t*ttd *'"rriitUf'? pulled i t “ th r o u g h *!*•• , i ti> «In? ; t,d i e g ! t st -i l . t ! <,h“ i rv;If 1>in tl|i‘ IiiiT sc o u ts rnii I *i■J- *>h T • •'* • ,-b '- • d hi r a n a b i a — *" [ ■, ! 1 with ’ Ii.......... 'Hiv'v I--n -In b-ok.-d 0>i h r >' - e r*< . - ‘.<ti-* -h* ' o i - ' f tl ' 1 *i -try “till cut h r -h -n t. l-'i-i,m the -limltnvs riorrime5 *db lttlv: lln-ir "It Is true th a t if every factory in th e Toiled S in t'"' should make n o t h ­ ing but collar b u U " ti\ we would soon have more culbtr buttons than could lie disposed o f; and the Mine thing N tr u e of farming. iJo not he misled— cs-ery farm er must produce ali of the corn. oats. hay. forage, whear. sirup. Irish and sweet potatoes, vegetables, milk, butler, fruit and nil other prod­ ucts of the soil first, to properly nour­ ish his own household, and. second, to feed thi* outside world. Distribution I te .l 1 -HI • ,• t -I <. - <- ii ii | ’,.' i , . ;e ,i< 1 ■1 M. ■! ' ■if. ■' - ; .r- • '• JCNt: 13. m 3 once Powerful Empire. Ing the be<)clothe<« aSout Lydlatsshoulder* ' "W qiiM _y**» mind—k ls s ln / meT* w hl“pe£gtl Lydia. Corrlstie bent elose. K!*s yon? till Lydia—d a r l i n g t i n t all she said. Hut those few worths spoke volumes. 'Copyright, 19!J. b>’ the McClure Nvwspils-r syndicate,> Nero’s Golden Palace. T he golden house was the palace of Nero In ancient Ibmtc. which iVCclipb-tP the valley between the Palatine and Ksqplllne, nnd connectnl the palaces of Ihe r ’a e 'a r s v h h Hie p in le h s of Maecenns. It was bnlit a fte r the great fire of (VI A.,D. nnd was so large that It contained portion* li.'oio feet long nnd Inclosed u lake where the <-olosscum now euin'!*. The forecourt contaltied u coles-*t“ of Xero 120 feet high No country, not even Egypt, made a deeper mark in the IrUtory .,f ,he nitdent world than Mes*qs,ti,mitl> p r(f. ihonsamls o f years it wn* the ,)f the Assyrian and Babylonian empires Tv the Imtitjtlful resources of rmture Its peoples • added those of a rt and science, ami the eoiintry during the centuries wnxeiHnot only hi t:» t.-r|tl| wealth and military |imver, l u* .i*,, In culture. T he ancient gb.rv tlf Metwipojaitljii. has ■pio.wl, tho plumonr remains. —■ _________ •» * Line* to De Remembered. , A man.whp Is .good enough to -ft.-t hls Mood for his country. Is enough to be given a square »b*nl :tf:,.ward. More than that no man i* .-n. titled t«. and lev* than that m. tautj shall #*T have.—Theodore Itoosevil(. ______ ______ __ • . • Time. These Days of Hysteria. Time Is a mystery which we htiv» It Is ekiihted tlujt chess playing Is arbitrarily divide*!* Into a jitt“t and •lying out. In ijie old days, when hys­ /u to re , tliiil we may understand teria did not have iHtss-“>|oU of the thing of It. In Itself we tm.y be’ntland nnd the Inhnhlfnnts thi-reof.'-h’ess iun*t certain tlint It Is tint an iuttneti-e, playing was quite popular. Xmv we elermtl tiioilonle-.-' present. In. whlril are a steam-limited elvlllr.atlon, with no ull that has taken p la c e Imttmtnb'y. time for “Italy for the-mere delight of In which bunm-row. *lte-rp‘t,w learning. IteniemluJ when Paul Mur­ iiiertif mlnti nf .itittn.■„ls.ln<ll*ihii’>: phy1 of New Orleans was the chess able from yi-sienlay tttfd toda? .- pr<*m ‘ •' wlxnrtl of the world?—Los Angeles "The Double toirih ii." by Mcurlew Times," Alaelerirhck. •• — . . W HITE I SH O E | SSbK::.'*;;:-!! i*•••<•*:«••• >••**•»*« •*•[***•? m ••*■•*•**•• »»***' ip p liiiij PRESSING KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT T ■! 1i|i 1 i h C f.F. O A l LEV l u i, 1H J» AT I ITDl, b u r i A i O , H Y. ■ 1Ji:«* « iit MMin b iitch n u t Into :i c a t e r p i l l a r p in t. ' r i i r ' i ' little tmt«*e« nf w h ite 1 j .' h co v e red e v e r .with ti slight g a u z e '"V II llg ' III lie i|e»eefei| t'U“lly |iV ‘ I 1Tp c?iw illn) e.'ill lie rellHlVeil tit) tile i-tid of u slick n r w ith th u linger*. THE ADVENTURESS --------- --------- .P O W Jg , Lydia , lingered the missive from overseas tenderly. A letter from B lythe.' Inserting « small Ivor? paper cutler w ithin the tlnp of the el,\,dope, -he eagerly drew forth the xoitents Suddenly her “tulle v iinlshi-d, uml u gasping souti I Issued from between her thin lip*. With an effort she re­ covered herself and cried shrilly; AI If I tiering JT<«iTsl<'ps nnsw i-reJT- )fer call, mid Alicia, In timid .affright, e n ­ tered. Lydia's agitation was evident. "Head," she commanded, and thrust th<- letter Into Alicia's hand*. "Ala coming home at lust," Alicia rend, nud suppressed a shriek of Joy. "Am bringing—my wife." Alicia looked up Mnrtlcd. lUylhr m arried?' She smiled radiantly. "Oil, l.?dla," she breathed, “Isn't II wonderful?" "Wonderful," snapped Lydia, "I rail It lim ln l! * Tw ill mean giving up nil •hi)*"—slut swept the luxuriously fur­ nished ■ room wllh expressive eyes. "Wythe doesn't say so. directly, but Intimates tlint, ns Ills wife, this—|»ers<ui will take her proper place In hls {muse. To think that Blythe, til hls time of Ilf*------ " "lie—lie's only 411." protested Allcln. "After, all, why should we care? Good­ in *s knows it’s his’ii mighty dull here slliee Blythe left." She reread the b ite r. "Oh," she cried, happily. "I know she’s a dulling!" Lydia drew herself up lo the full height of her stiffly starched and perenh-d person. "Alice Billing*,” she cried In a horrified lone, 'T in ashamed of you. You—u Billings—to talk like thal?" She glared lit the culprit. But Allcln, with very' plult checks, stood her ground. "1 *don't care”— defiantly. "He says she saved hls life—nursed him hack to health when he was wounded."—---"Supposing she did." stormed Lydia. "She's probably nn ndvenlureaa”—bit­ terly. • "Pshaw !" Allcln laughed a low, tremulous lliile laugh that ridiculed the Men, then patted her Sister's a n a reassuringly. * They came ut hist, the gren'. bronzed man In klinkl. Ills olil. buylslt iitnnni r gone forever, mid In Mil .place u certain grim determination, mid bv hi* side ii sweet hit of .femininity *i 'IME—given the right chance— * puts character in a man*s face horse-sense under his hatt and m el low freasiness into his tobacco. ^ T im e is a b i g f a c t o r i n g i v i n g V e l v e t T o b a c c o its m ild n e s s an d “ c h a ra c te r.” V elv et ag es f o r tw o w h o le y ears in w o o d e n h o g sh e a d s. D u r i n g th is lo n g p e rio d th e ch o ice B u rle y leaved ta k e o n a k i n d l y q u a lity of c o o l­ ness, a rich iragranCre, rvalue ;e'" d ia t ___ a o n c a i r t o t>i p c /■ young Don’ t hurry, but just walk into the next store and lay down , a dime and a nickel and say “ VELVET” —the tobac­ co that isn’t harsh but is friendly. wlmse inline was Cortlltne, uml who*- shy, ileniure smile flnshed naively u*> at the spinster sisters, straightway Inking Alicia's heart hy stonn. How could Blythe help loving ^ lils ndortdile, illmpllng crcatnr* whose eyet w**re azure blue, nnd whose cheek*, were like tin* petals of n full blown rone? Allcln thrilled. , Ad vet duress. Indeed! A hit shyly I'qirinne i»s*iiinc*l her rightful plnrit ns mistress of Blythe's home, njid protend v! not to see I,)*d!n*s ■; •• ‘ v i-. , > if e; a �THE SANFORD HERALD THE HAPPY PRANK NELLIE GORDON The afternoon fit the Ited Cross room j.J(t hern u i>n rttculnrly* lively one. Kvery one of the younger girls had /remed Just full «f It. «» the saying and therefore. laughter reigned. Jkirliarn Smith, prim nml 32, left the n short time before the others, an! after she hud hern gone a few 'moments one o f the liveliest of the jhU'sweflter. and some unknown sol­ dier would J>egli» writing to her. She l< Si> prim nml proper, you knhw, that Hl'woulil ho n dandy Joke on her." ’ The others, laughing Joyfully, Itn•mediately ngretsl, nml thus the tlnrk deed was perpetrated. in the jnennllm cthe nuhjoct of their 'tflvusshm w om lnl hor homeward way *!rttV)y. her mind full of thoughts which; could ho belter, described ns rebellious than prlni hn«l proper, Itrought up by very strict nml sentilde parents; she never shared In the Sllnple pleasures of other girls of her ngr. Skating parties, dances, etc., were tflhoo. Instead, she was taught asi-ful things after her school hours. Tims, nominee hud overlooked her, 'that is—almost. It was Just hpfqro a elrii-hlrig party that the high seined seniors were planning, and Frank finyit, otie of the -most popnlnr hoys ,|n* the class, for Some linxplirulite rtiisen Imd .approached the shy l!t*lc Par barn and nsketl If ho juirht tie hot*' letter. Harlnmi. after tltu shock of rpcclvlng a letter from a perfectly PtrntiRo mnn, nml ufter n linttle wllif lier stem bringing*,,p. recklessly nnhw ereil It, anil nit the others which eume after It. Then ennte the wonderful day when hostilities censed, and transports turned immewnrd. hearing their pre-' clous cargoes, He*Jinrn, who hud I en' watching the postman In.vain f o r three weeks, wns startled to see ii soldier, leaning on a cane, willk Irtg/bp the front pstli. She opened lfe d o o r , and seeing who her victor was...... . a little shriek of surprise. M\Vt*U, Miss Prim, tones, “yon might friend in. It would its to Invite eorre strange man,” he n kle. Notod Japanese Woman Dead. Mrs, Klyo MliteJImo. the wealthiest woman In Japan, ns noted in the Japan Ihilletln, ...... ntly died In Tokyo at the nge of eighty-six. Her fortune \vns estlmated at S12.rdT0.tMt0. and Its extent was due to her bushiest sagacity. prov­ ing Hint among women “East Is West." Forty years ago her liushnnd died, heqiicnthliig her Ills savings ns n success­ ful p a wnliroker. This she luv.- ivd In real estate until she nttued 570 acres In Tokyo, where tallies increas.-d ran- PAGE THIRTEEN' E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY J a c k s o n v i l l e :. f l o r id \ Fertilizers. Insecticides. Sprayers, Poultry Supplies For thirty years we have been manufacturing fertilizers in thin S ta l c satisflei! customers in every* county in Florida. Write for Latest Price List.' Prices always in line wit J. K.SPURLIN G, Local Agent. SANFORD. FLORIDA H r n l o n it .if C h i p i r r 4SSS, |. j s i of Flor­ ida N o t i n ' It he reb y c fv rn t h a t T im m m Wit• " n , p u r e h a u r of T a t t V r i i l t r a l - No. t i l l , • la ir d t h e Ith d a i ut J u n e . A. t). 11117. ha* filed r a i d m i i t f c a l e in m y olttfr. a n d bv* ynaih- a p p h r a l iu n for l»% dn-d In li.iin jn u m i r i l t n r t ' with law . Said r r f t f t e a l r nmbrace* I h r fult-iwlng dcr-fibi-d p r i i p r l y -11u a l r d in Seniin olr c o u n ty , Ft 1HJ.1. I n - w T L e t s 61. *>S anil .Ml K lir id a L and A f'n tu tie t k t i n n I'o tn p a n y . Ltd'* AtHIUuti to S.-utli Sanford. 1-itr aid land b rin g assessed at t h e d a t e *d the is tianee .if such certificate in t h e narm of U n k n o w n . I'tih-t* said c er­ tific a te . f a l l fir re deem ed a c r u r d l n g , t u * l a w ’ t a t d e ed -»)!t iri.it** thare.in on t h e tilth d a y of J u l y , A. |l . ! ‘iIn , W itne ss my olTSrla! . I g n a t ore runt seal this t h e ,12th d a y of June. A. D. 15»15». . . tarsi); ii, A. U O tl(5 L A S 8 . Clerfc Circuit C o u r t Setnlnnle Oji.M U*. !i’ * 5 l r '* i t . - V . K. 1iiHiviia•.. |>. ( ' Chopping Him Off.-* ■'-Xow, <ilooin, I contend—" "I agree with you. Mr. Dirge!" In­ e of Sale of * >00,000 00 .Sen terrupted J. Fuller (llootil. “I agree Null, C o u n l t . I lorlda. t l l j h s a y Hands with you absolutely!" N u t l r r i* hereby given, t h a t ._____ m i n i priw y t h e l lo a n l nf "Why, sir, you haven’t even heard County; Iin K rm im dr-rnunfy,' what I have to say, nnd—" Florida. *. ■'k l>. i, m l lath d a “No, hut I am In a hurry to attend clt-rk’# »».l Hrmln* Lto n m atter of Importance." POO, (S '. * A Case foe a Veterinary. The Doctor—You have a light at* tack of lmmcho-pneumnnln. Woolsley W est—Now ain't that tough tuck7 Here I've been brenkln’ on' rldln' bronchos nil my life an’ never ketch.-d nothin' from 'em till I come East. nn M.tti i . ri| *lp f ~ 1 * •-»».*---V j-a i », » * r tn i- n n n ii* |l) . . . I d h-iruls It. I*. i . uc I. ' f m , . *i«tii K f t three liUndr.-d hnnils ut till- iloi.itn* I r a t f u u •! itu n o .t m r a rl i , m a t u t l n g Jut* l*i. I 9 t a . t>Aiil l u n d i lit In- >11111, l u b ji - t t t.i titn p p r .i v i n x “ Idelnn ■>( J l r u n . tiillon. .Thitmp•••ii & t lay. Alilaiiifil Ly St-inin -li- V -iunly, MnrlHa, l-ntnl. will I--, •ntd. d - J i . it > In I-.- mud- 1>n ii a i - aO* - a r r . p t Ann- nl tnd. I'.i. tt-isil, ! "• "All Imr .1 '" in tiladi vritiiili •silt p r n III .'I t r n it IS» atl.-r m rrtp t a i i r r id tit-. AM* f i d . sii.isl Ii*1 B-’-Timp m f d , tii a ■I- ti til'd ' - . i i , Inr nn ami m u liai! --i r r i a l i f o , r niiiiniiii id ii.ind. i-> in- » -Id. T h r c o u n t y rvmnti»l'im r»- of ---Si-mi i6l» t'-uini >, H - m t a , ■c.-s-rav tho rtjthi in M-Jv, t a n v a -id oil Was. i’m ji - .n U • h - a l d l-n a d d f r a o - l Mi .the II Jut.I -if e u p in iy t ' u m r r t - j . i o . e« tif 8*m I n o t e f n ? r h * ’. T 'lofl J k * O' e i i ' o a t . M udda . \Vilin f in aa c ir r i if.tfi* L|,. ir f , uf C- iuii I . t '- .m r .i iMio*f. id Si-tntn--li* i L.*uoi,. TRUE. A PrcL nrdolnrit • “Here Is one thl r.llng me." t-y- th e o-uyiir nnd i ill- rifv if Sanfor-I II .*.-I. In Jeopardy. "I’m worried ulmut U'dlle Sklllliisf "He’s so stlldimis that lie might (u get along." "Yes. Hot lie. Is trying to learn nvlntloti from n corVespondence school." 'hi a f-*ugli iliigmil, nmld the mins Tif l.iifulcr Iti Franee, n bhuuusl giant (4 ;t rrmu was iiiifylng n Imiidle which bfii Jii- i Iu*i*ii given to him. As he L i n g e r i n g I r r it a t i o n s . ,tmf->t-l»-.| the sweater, something sharp Ill-gotten galus lire often troutdePrirki-d tils hand. As lie ilrew out some. the niTfiuljiig tdiii- n . islj l | of “ rffiT?r^alil Air,DntOliLKla ‘ilriTLilnnKiilii.i n clmp who thlnkn ho Is fcathrrlnjpjiln "Ilnriiarn Smith, Lexington— - I " nest'Inadvertently plcka up a bunch of he read iilouil. Then, he nthlrsl, intislasli. "That name seems familiar," porcupine quills." li As la- searched his memory more thnmuglily, he laughed. “ Why, ihnl «us Hie -lulme nf the bashful Utth* riri «!iu yn haughtily refused my comM> a party when we were In high sellout. Hut, of eoiiree, tills can't he she. .She was nltfnys too proper to do a stunt o f this aort. Merely a Coincidence, I suppose. No doubt', this U from some romnnUc youngster of I" wrlto to her." As he gluneetl at hi- gray tmlr In the mirror, he grlnntv! ImpUhty nf It. "I will w rite to her, sajutty. She'll never know the *11ffiT-we. nnd le tte rs from someone at home wikiIiI he mighty welcome "Ileauty Is onty skin tleep." he re- J K m nrkcd. ^ Mercenary. S u b terfu g e. ntan,” salt! thn flliqmnt ponton. “Hut, my friend." proteated Mr. Clmgglns, "a pollrcmnn Is the most of tuy troubles.” i A s a i l o r m a n t w o o fit n o t b a Amt plow tlie b o u n d in g m a in I ’ll r n l l i s r p l o w n f a r m , y o u ><>«, A n d Iwmk m y w o r l d l y g a i n . H I , E a r l y T r a in in g . "Did you hear how that upstart tnlked back to the society favorite? Add F did hear th at h<j began life nn ■ butler."* »-* • . "Maybe that wan the renson he was Inform ation Wanted. “ We hear a good deal ntiout thn Brins nf .Morpheus." “Wlmt nf It 7" 8HADOW OF A CRIME. “ I have been wondering If his feet get to sleep, too." _ • YOU INTERESTED IN iriG BOOKS! Angy—I nm taking a correspondence courau tu become a detective. Archie—Thnaso? How fnr have you got? Angy—I'm beginning on the follow­ up leftera. Artless Mendacity. T h « good old d a y a wra t r u l y p r i s e W h e n f a ls e h o o d e e td o m a o u i h l A tlianid t h a t w e n t b e y o n d t h e a lt * O f fl*b t h a t w a r e n o t c a u g h t . The) * are usctl in every linv *°f business by Salesmen, OfSce Men, Doctors, Lawyers, MnLlcra, Students—by bvcryone w ho must Jtave a book •hat combines UilUTY. DURABILITY The Discovery. . "Why Is It we can't sing that round haniionloiislyT" ; "DonT'ydtl 'keeT Tile accompanist Is playing nn n square piano." Poor Policy. Everything comes to him AND APPEARANCE “Mnyhe. hut thst'fl a mighty poor way of getting things." ahetrts can b e o b ta in ed any?*imc. ru led in e ig h t s ty le s . Br "tyj in b e st q u a lity F lex-blc I'tr.cl; L e v a n t C rain Cow^ d c , w ith B la c k L in in g s . t A Usual One. * “My hflstuuu] hail psrt of his specck cut out yesterday by un operatloh." “ Who was jin* operator?" "The telephone girl.” * . Quite Likely. MS S a i f a H . F larllx “T o u r f r ie n d • Is » tyell-sciisoned m an. Isn't h e ? " , “ V,*-'! h r - I s m i , o h ) s a lt with! a pepp r r y UlepiMittou." To Diamond users, and Diamond dealers-— — — :— / l 1 - V m t in front of hr* nr tl deeji ns some men's stock mf wisdom.** "That socialist calls himself 'an In­ tellectual.' " "Yes. It's nn old trick. He's trying to convey (ho impression that ho Is thinking so hprd he hasn't time for ordinary work." T h i.W e a r y M otorist *. - ' iKrn fnr, 'iirirrif.ir <■ 7i\g, n»-t In* it»fir l»y jt .*:i '» u J L‘i j i ' « i l l P K . * n d i w » tin ii i* Ly i i r n p i r l y nwni'fji, Ahull u n d r r tlii" d i r f e l l o n of t h r r l t y u( Satifprd, and thr prupurtionatn tdaIa t h r n u i f sh a ll In* «a*fM«td • aifain at t h r latitl u(M»n m h i rh ha id paviriiK' i h a l l a b u t a n d l h r rit> **l S a n f o r t l shall h a v e a Urn I t i m f u r I ht* lalil l a n d n#ift*rrihlr in iiVr m a n net a * "I h«*f Urfis. S« t tim i .1 T h a t iipnn f a d u r r of a n y p r o p - *-rl) ii From to-day all Diamond, Tires shall be adjusted at higher m ileage-7 fabrics 6,000 miles; cord construc- •* n r r tu tin t h r cVading, pa v inn fy-r r i \ pruv id**d I n r , t h r tarn*" ■hall hi* d u n r b y t h r city of Hanford, or ahal| h r Irt b y a c o n tra c t hy t h e d t y of 5 a n f o rd to t h r tow rai and beat b id d r r , In a r r o r d a n c r With t h r afo#r«abl p l a m . a n d a p r c illr a tlo n a au h rn lttril by t h r city r n p n r r r a n d tw o th ird s of t h r m a la of au rh Kradlng a n d paving and curbing, on# 'thi' iI>I b nl 17i" eumplrtliin nf t h r work t h i l l In* > li.n, . u p r i i u r In i ll u t h r r Urn., r>ri*iil iinly Urn* for l a i n , iicatn.l a n d upon (h r l u ll or p r o p e r t y fronting or a liuM inf upon the i l r r r l a hereinbefore dearrlheil a n d a» r r a d i d anil paved, anil the remaininit oneihiril of a u r h r o a t. .halt he paid by the r lty of Sanl'ird. , T h a i th e e allm a le d ro il* .if (railin g a n d paving per aituare y a r d for t h r pavinK nf aaid a t r r r t with curbin g U I L . i i per m u a r e yard, a n d t h e r a t l m i l e d lo la l m a la of pavin x th e la m e aa drarrltied la I27VO.00, a n d the e allm a le d r u t l» lot owner* per f r o n l tool | p 12.61. Hertiun I. T h a t Ihe city engineer I* he reb y rrt|u lrri| w ithin t r n daya, a f te r t h e flrat pubilcapon of thi* ordinance, to p r e p a r e am i Ole an r a l l m i t r of t h e a m o u n l of lien* for auch pavin g which \h e r ity will, rlalpl a g ain st each of t h e Iota fronting or a b u t t i n g upon Ihe atreet au p a r e d , which e a tim a te ahall-tie b aaed upon t h r r a l i m a l f d curia of t h e work, a n d u p o n t h e fro n tag e ol lota a b u t t i n g Ihe atreet au In b v ’ pavcil. Section fi. T h a t a n y peraon owning a n y ihlereat in a n d to laid P r o p e r ly a b u t t i n g upon ( h a t pu rtlo n of la i d atreet In bo au p n v r d shall h a v e Ihe right w ithin t h i r t y da y a alte r th e filing of aaid e a lim a lr * with the city clerk t o pre ae nl to t h e ’ aaid city clerk a aworn p e ti t io n to lie presented t o th e eity council, a e tlln g forth t h a t In th e opinio n ol t h r p e ti t io n e r t h e e atim a te d a m o u n t uf auch coat* a n d tirna upon auch lot la incorrect, ahowlng w h e rein it ia Incorrect or why it will egreed t h e aperial benefit accruing from the work a n d p a v in g done anil t o be d o n e In fro n l nl aaid lot. Section 6. T h a t the . city council ahall, a fte r p ro p e r n o tic e a n d within t h e lim e p r e ­ scribed by o rd in an c e, ail aa a hoard of e-iualU a tlo n to h e a r a n y a n d aH petition* a n d c um pla'M * which m ay he Died in reference t o th e e a l l m a le d roata nl th e pa v in g herein pro ­ vided tor a n d ahall m ake d u e a n d p r o p e r inquiry i n to t h e aame, a n d It it ahall a p p e a r lit the a atialae tlo n of t h e r l t y c u u n rjl, aitttpg a* it b o a r d of e i|ua lia ation, t h a t th e e a l l m a tr d a m o u n t ol aaid lien la d i r e c t l y e atim a te d , t h e a m o u n t ao d i e d ahall a ta n d a* th e a m o u n t ol auch lien to be c la im e d by the r i ty of S a n f o r d , for t h e p a v in g id th e aaid atreet In f r o n t ol aaid p ro p e rty , a n d a f te r Ihe r i t y c ouncil he* he ard all p e tllio n a a n d given all p r o p e r t y bw ne ra an o p p o r t u n it y to be h e a r d a n d m i k e all rn rrretfu n a which 1 . jia n t r m - Furthermore, applies to every ture or past sale, hands of user or ~ * — r- — the'new adjustment Diamond Tire of fu­ including tires in the dealer. —- — • Diamond users, and Diamond deal­ ers have long known the big mileage in Diamond Tires—the users’ own tires. We mark up our adjustment to 6,000 and 8,000 miles for fabrics and cords, respectively, merely to measure out a definite share of the superb mile­ age that we know the wonderful strength, and endurance Diamond he Diamond R ubber Company Akron, Ohio Seminole Bank Annex Magnolia Ave. . Nailer of AanlUailaa fni Tea Itrcd lindrr Nrrllnn (I Chagirr tflHS. Law* nf f l a r l i li Nnllcr i* herrhy given that Currir M anularlurlng Company, pu rchat.r id T a c t'erlillc.t* No. t o i , dat-d th r Jrd day id Julv, A. I>. 1916, aatd crrllficalra c m h r a c * thr follnwlog dracribrd Jirnpcfty attuated In Srininolr county, Flnrirla. l o - » i t ; N of S W ' f hVctton 19, T p r 21 S., H. SJ K, Thw aaid land bring u u a i t d at th r datr uf the litu Tax Crriintale No. 401, datad th* 3rd day of July. A. I>. 1916, aaid rrrtiticate nmbrarra the following drarritw-d proparty altuated in ^tm laole countv, Ftarld*. to-wttt HW 'j of H W « of H.rtlon It). T p. *1 £L. R. 3 fl K. Thr aaid land bring a a a n a .d at thr data of thr laauanc* of aurh rrrtifiralr In thr aam r ol K. J. Gnodiprrd. Tax C'rrtlficat* ffo'. 2226, datrd (ho End dry of Junr. A. D. 1902. S r l t lc r r i ll t c a ir rmbrarrr th» following drxrrtbrd property aitualrd in Rrrelaolr c o u r t y , Florida, tu-wtti T h r N F .', of g W « of SrcUna It* Tp. * t S.. It. S3 K i* U Thr raid land M a g aMarrrrd at the data ol (hr Ixxuancr of *ach certificate in thr name of P. K. l.iruhach. T e a Crrtlflratr No. :US|, dated thr Sth SANFORD FLORIDA �New Invention. An Inventor lias equipped n pnrachuto with hand operated propellers on the theory that u user can RBddo hln descent thereby. — — — A pgar, Hen* Is n porfret ff«*m nf m isap­ plied Rngllftli from n wumnn answer* In s nn ndvertlvrmeiit for* n F rench poverncs* Mnu pair:** “ I know n llttlo FnglUIi, tin«I could c l i*n*y nt <>ncnv lrswnfij* In Frciicli. fur \t hb’Ii 1 will In* nourished, ijjnj; dawn* a m i h|p«rh* T'il. who, I think, i i t he n . ndlllnh* *nu j»nir.*”—Itn/dnji TruiiPW*rl|d. L evy ( i f a n t . Containing 5 acre*. stdil TVS Ihe O r d e r of Service l»y Fuhlirniitin Alwi T n C e rtifica te * T o all pa rllr* claiming l n i r r r i t * under p r n p e f t y of U n know n: Cordell* 1’- Hilt a n d William H e n ry Hill, her No. 299, d a ie d 'h e t t h d a y of Ju n e . A. -O. hiifbatid pf *itfirr of them , nr otherw ise, in 1917, ss ld eerlt!ies(e em braces ! lie foltowsri, p ro p e rly situate d i n . Semfnule (he U n d til^rri4h*ti below and all partl«*« described claiming Intcfo*!* u n d e r Alim li Ap e a r a n d c o u n ty , Fix,. to-wll Lot .30. llloelt I), D, It. A p g i r , hi* wifi, or ■■ither of t h e m , «r M itch e ll's S u r v e y .,( Lwvy G r a n t . rnf.T liV th,other a fee* in th«* -land d r ^ r r l b r d b#!nWi i h d p r o p e rty of Ja m es L. Giles: AS.g T a s Cerall p a r t b * rlalrning an Infcrral in th#r fullnw- tlfiratn Nn. 293, d a te d t h e Itb ,Ua > of J u n e , ing described land »»tuatr In Sem in ole rtiun- A. D. 1917, said certific ate e m b r a c e s the fol­ ly , Florida, to-w lt: of 34* nf S K l i of lowing described p ro p , r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m ­ S W J i of Src tion 11, T o w n sh ip 21 S o u t h , inole counts-. Kla,. td-w lt: l.nt 11, lUoek 1), flange 29 F a s t ; a f tn 'lir g lii at 8 W corner of -II. It. M itchell's S u rv e y of Levy t i r a n t , r o n S K b of Si'rlifln I I , T ow nship. 21 S o u t h . t a in ln g 81 *crcA. sold as t h e p r o p e r t y of ITrv-r It i n g e 29 F a s t , run- Kart H 1* chain*. know n: N o rth ft) r h a ln s , W est l l f j chain*. S o p l h 10 Also T s i t ’e r llf lrs to No 297, d a t e d the I t h d a y nl J u n e , A. D. 1917, said certificate embrae.-s • the follhwltvg d e sc rib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Seminole c o u n ty , Kla., to-w it: letts 2 t. 22 and 21, f llic k D, D. It. M ltehell's S u r v e y of Levy G r a n t , c o n t a i n i n g 12 arres, sold as the p r o p e rt y of M yrte lle T e r r y . Also T a s Certificate No. 320. d a t e d th e t t h d a y of J u n e , A. I». 1917. sa id c e r t l f l c . t r embrace* the following described p r o p e r t y • ll o a t r d In Seminote r o u n t y , FTa , l o - g l l : Lot HT.^IIIork D, 1( It. M itchell's S u r v e y of Levy 'G r a n t , c onta ining 22 acres, sold as t h e p r o p e rty of Unknow n. And h a s filed said certificate* ip m y office, and h a s m a d e a p p lic ation for t a s d e e d to I n C i r r u i l t ' n u r l . S r s r n l h J u d i r i a l I 'i r r l i l l Issue In a cc o rd an c e with lawn N em lonle t 'n u n l ) , Florida. In t 'p a n r e r y Unless said certificates shall b e re d e e m e d T ropical V egetable C o m p a n y , a a ccording t o law t a s d e ed will Issue t h e r e o n r o r p r . r a t tf i n . c o m p l a i n a n t . on t h e 8 t h d a y nf J u l y , A. D . 1919, W i t n e s s m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d s e a l t h i s J. Halthou«r an»l — — ________ _ t h e 4 t h d a y nf J u n e , ,\* D . ID19. Ha!lhtJU*F. (b-lrnclnnt*. faeait K. A. IHIU OL ASH , ( %lcrk. T n J. Ilallhuuftp nn*l mlfi*. ----- - Ilallhnu*f* Ity V*. E . I>. C, ra **a(Irnat ('a lifom ia . It a n p f'arin e by affulavlt nn bahfelf «*f r o m p la i n a n t fllr4 h f r r l n t h a t you a n d rm«*h NOTHK you an* r»%t? thi* aj?o of *1 yrar*» an*! refills N o t l r e In h e r r h y f i v e n t h a t I h f ' u n d e r * utitfidi? of th** of Florida, and I h t r r i* Much Cut Up! f>nt‘ tiny r t'w ti ily u i|llni*!ilnlrtl, upfi* th r 'l lf m nn fiilt-n-r) flu* nflln* n f fhfi Syrnrunc M i ' 11i n I rid|t*Ki’ I t l s Iis»«I\ hi m ! hi* *'H>, or e ith e r of Ihrm* o r o therw ise* in (for I t ml dr** T r i b f d Wel o w ; all u n k n o w n D a r tic s c l a i m i n g a n ( n l r r r t l In tlie f a l l o w i n g i f n c r i b c d l a n d M t u a t c In S e m i n o l e ro * in t> , Florl*!** S J 4 eJf S of S E t* of KW 14 of S e r i Ion 1.1, T o w n *hl p 21 S o u t h , U a n c t 29 Ka*1; *I«n lirg ln a t S W ro rn * r of HK *» vt S r r tlon 11. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , U a n g o 2D E#*l# r u n r a i l H J } ch ain * . nojrih 10 rh filfif, w r i t l l , * i ch a in ? , s o u t h 10 ch ain * , d r f e n d a n t * . F or Bed, B oard a n d L a u n d r y . tn w ll nlTtTPtl t h ( 'M | i , u i l d l l i g M in t I n ' W.'ls nut n f vvnrl. iiful jilliinsl illsicoiiritgs-rl, “ Yittrrt’ nltintsi (li^ftitiruEi-il, si rt* jijuY" ri-JuHii'il flu- ett|o<rliiU-tul'-nt. w h o nlwttyfi irlt-d i n rhiiiRfi* iln* iU*liTiiihui* tint) n f lli.isi* U U f n r D l l u |l i >ai. ‘‘Why, ninri. If ymi mihl yutir loAly i n n s tin* tjutiit't* n iir slii'h'iii* f t * flipyM til lit* llii* lu-nri uni nf ymi t'liilrt-ly !"— C a r t twins .Miu.-it7.lni’. LEGAL ADVERTISING n o { h f t.in hi sjild ftio tr t h e M*rvi**e nf « u h - |*n«>na uf*»ti * h o m wimld h r hindinK; upon you, You sir*- tlifri'fof* firdi'frd tn h r a n d a p p * a f lirfeirr our «ah| Circuit (Tnurt at t Hi* c lrrk 'a office to the c o u rt in Hanford, Floriila, on the f1r*t M onday in Ju ly , I'M'*, heln^ the 7th day **f ra fd m o n th , l i n n amj ih*r»- to an a a .-f ir, th« hilt •tf I 'ifMjif jjfft tih *l her* hi ufuin^t * imj. a I'd in this fad nyt, rlxe *uid Alii n t i A [ipar a n d ' petif. h e w ifi alf t i n k h o K f i t»a; • »e* r l a r n i i i y i c I e f * xt = t a n d c r \I!ei» »t. \ f and Aptfar. L i * f« or H i In r of th e m * of tit h e r w h e . In t h e l a n d cI h * c r i b e t f hi tow : u n d all u n k n o w n trarlie* rtaimfni.* a n In ( h e . t'jliQwIng. deArfflU (f n d t MtilifiV to Herjdtiole 4 fniMfv, Florida n . a l t * H | 2 of H ! 2 of i \ ,, -■*. ' 1IAV JUNE 13, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD p a g s fou rteen »>r" li**!'**torn r-T wit: L o t 129, M id w a y , in Secw 32. T p . 19 8 ., ft. 31 F . . sold as t h e p r o p e r t y of Hillary; Also T a s C ertifica te No. 133, d a te d th e 3rd d a y of J u l y , A. I). 1916. said certific ate covering t h e following described lan d s, towit: Lot 127, M idw ay. In Sec. 32. T p. IP S.. It 31 E „ sold a s t h e p r o p e r t y of ftenry Packard; Vise T a s C e rtifica te No. .139, d a te d the l t d day of J u l y . A. I). IPIti. sa id certificate covering the fiiTTnwing de sc ribe d lend* to. s i c Lot 228, M idw a y In Sec. 32, T p . 19 S.. II, 31 E .. sold as the p r o p e r t y of Hillary: And h a s filed said c ertllflrate s In my office. altU. Has m a d e a p p lic a tio n for t a t deed t o iv.ue in a c c o r d a n c e w ith law . t'nlesa said certificates shall be re deem ed according t o law t a t .d e e d will issue there on on (he M h d a y of July,. A, D. 1919, . IV'llaHs m y uffirial sign s t u r e ^ n d seal his On- 5lh d a y of J u n e , A. I). 1919. ..a l E . A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk C i r c d il C o u r t Se m inole Co., Fla. r l i y V. K . D o u g l a s s , D , C. Afi-Afc In Clrtult t 'n u r l S e v e n t h J u d i c ia l ( ‘if coll S em lnofe b o u n t y , Florida. In C h a n c e ' ) I L t r y II. II. I I ) C ha ppell, M,rV W heeler C ha ppell, a i d J. H a rgrea ve s, C o m p la i n a n t s LIU t o vs. * If'ifi't Joseph G a r v i n , th e u n k n o w n Id le, legatees a n d devisees u n d e r th e last will anil t c i j a m e f l t of Joph G a r v in , Ihe unknown heir* oj -----J'M.ph Win. _ Gsrvin, V . .. . G Audenreid, line u n k n o w n legatees a n d dt-visees u n d e r t h e last will a n d te s ta m e n t nf W m. G. Andenreiil, a n d t h e u n k n o w n heirs of IVia. G. A nd e n reid , D e f e n d a n ts . N otlec to N o n - R e s id e n ts T o Joseph G a rv in . R e sldenre U n k n o w n : T o Wm. G. A ndenreid, Residence U n k n o w n : It a p p e a r in g b y t h e sw orn bill of c o m ­ plaint fifed herein against y o u t h a t y o u h a v e or r la im to h a v e so m e In t e r e s t In th e follo w­ ing de sc ribe d lanel Ip Sem in ole c o u n ty , F |o r ida. t o - w i l i -------- — ~ T he West hall ( W J j ) of t h e S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r i S W f p of Section 29. T o w n s h i p 19 South, R a n g e A! E a s t, less a n d e x c e p t t h e W ist half gAV1, ) of t h e W est half ( W < j i of th*' S o u th w e s t ' j l l i t t r r ( S W J j l - o f t h e S o u t h wait r iu arter ()>\V t j l of Section 29, T o w n ­ ship 19 S o u th . Range 31 E a s t, c o n ta in in g 70 acres more o r less. , • li*m d hian he* i, i i ppoi nt e i l ‘a d m l f i U t r a t r N ,*>f Vi>u are there fore h e r e b y r e q u ir e d a n d o r ­ t h e e s t a t e (?f W, F. AVer*, d e r e a i ^ d . u n d al l d e r 'd to be a n d a p p e a r before o u r said fieira a t l aw, l egat ee*. devi * en a n d c r e d i t o r * Cirridt C o u rt a t the C v u r t House in S a n ­ a n d all p e m f i s bavins* cUt i n* o r d e m a n d * ford, Florida, on t h e First M o n d a y In Au­ itsaln«it <»aid e » l a t e will i J r r w n t t h e m t o t h e ra*!, 1919, being the t t h d a y of said m o n th , u n d * - f d. d u l y a U l h e f i t i r a t e d . w i t h i n t i n i t ' d a n d t h e r e to m ake a n sw e r t.» th e bill t i me |ir« -icrlhed hv l aw, o r t h e f a m e will to ■I lo tn p isin ! h e r,In tiled again t you, a n d f nfs . * r h a f r * *1 vi , rein fail n o t. else said bill will to* ta k e n as T h i* Ju n e | t h , I '»1H. < <fe* , d a g ain st you. followed by ikpal de- A rllrla V. T h e business of th e co rp o ra tio n ahall he c o n d u c t e d by a b o a r d of director* consisting of n o t Icaa t h a n t h r e e no r m ore th a n five mem ber*. T h e director* ahall, from th e ir n u m b e r elect a pre sid en t, a alee president, a se c re t a r y a n d a tre a su re r, One person may hold the office of b o th se c re ta ry a n d tr e a s u r e r . T h e persona who are In conduct the hjitineaa of this c o rp o ra tio n a s Its t e m ­ p o r a ry officers a n d d irec to rs until th e direc­ tors are" elected a t t h e lirst a n n u a l m ertnig ' of t h e sto c k h o ld e rs h e r e in a f te r provided for, shall be T , W, L a w t o n , pre sident: W. J. L a w to n , vice p r e sid e n t: It. YV, L aw ton, sec­ r e ta r y a n d tr e a s u r e r . T h e first i n n u a l m e e t­ ing of t h e sto c k h o ld e r s shall be held on the t i n t M o n d a y in J u l y . A. I). 1919. a n d a n ­ nually th e r e a f t e r on t h e first M o n d a y of each a n d e v e r y J u l y . . . — - ■— Article VI. T h e h l( h e s t a m o u n t of Indehledness or lia bility to which t h e c o r p o ra tio n can at Bny lim e su b je c t Itself Is d o u b le t h e a m o u n t of j t h " c a p i t a l s t o c k a n d su rp lu s of the corpora­ tio n . Article VII. . , ' .N am e s, residence a n d sub s crip tio n of the in c o r p o r a to r s : T , W. L a w to n , O viedo, Florida, 3(1 sharea W. J , L a w to n , Oviedo, Florida, AO shares ----- -------- -----------It. W. L a w to n , Oviedo, Florida, 2b shares. Article VIII. T h e seal ol th is c o r p o ra tio n shall be a elrr u l a r ImpressiuVi a n d h e a r in th e c en ter the words " C o r p o r a t e S e a l " a n d aro u n d the rlrr u m le r c n e e " L a w t o n H ro th e rs C o m p a n y , O gledo, F lorida.” T. \V. L A W T O N . W. J. L A W T O N , R. W. LA W T O N . S t a t e of Florida, C o u n t y of Sem inole Hefore ma pe rsonally a p p e a r e d T, IV. LawrIon w . J, L a w to n and-Tt. W. L aw to n : to me well k n o w n a n d k n o w n to bp t h e parties de­ scribed in said a rticles of I n c o rp o ra tio n a n d a c k n o w le d g ed t h a t t h e y signed th e sa m e for t h e u se s a n d pu rp o se s t h e r e in expressed..---I n . W itness W hereof f h a v e h e r e u n to set m y h a n d a n d official seal, tht* t h e 2"2 nd d a y of ' M a y , A. D. 1919. ■ {••all MARY L E IN H A R T . | In * L iv e n u n d e r m y IiRtnl a n d th e of aald court tht* Uic 2 n d d a y *»f J u n e , ffili#. r j ], F . L I l Q U IJhABsSi v-. Cilatiwn K^ t n h i . L l d d r t L -------- - r— ►- - - 1913. In Circuit Court . S e v e n th Circuit, rtf., C ounty. Florida O verstreet T u rp e n tin e C om p an y vs. All u n k n o w n p a r ti e s claiming inter -,ts u n d e r J. K lrhm ond M u r p h y , de­ ceased, C alvin A. I'oagc. George It. M o r to n I n d ividua lly ami a* tru stee ' W. S. Keefer, R itchie W ondbridcp r t al. T " thn d e f e n d a n ts , Calv in A, I (iearge 11. M o r to n Individ ually a n d a, tee. W. S. Keefer a n d Rite ie Wnndb I t a p p e a r in g from t h e sw orn bill t. HENRY McL4ULIN MY SPECIALTIES Hull lo PICLAUD'S HAND-PA1NTEI) CIIIN a Mulct T i t l e GORHAM S STERLING SILVER ttOGERS* PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES (-Irc uli t o u r l S p o * n i | i J u d i r i a l f i r r u l t B r m i r f u h f ’uiiiiij* I l o r l d a . In t h J r t r i ry M a r y S elf l l r i f l i i t w — — " — ------- ' I'rarflcc ronflncd tu 1lit* IriMlnient n f I he eye lijt’s cxititilnetl l»y n ri-2ttliir rc;!i>. Icrt'tl |i|ij>irldit GlasHPB (iili-rl, hrukrtt ii-nt-s ilnpllralctl 1!8 W. Church Nl. -' Orlando, Fla. is mi ' (1 11 Fro oi lo . w.nMt ;5‘ I filth » • hilm to the lau d M i l l ! I, U l a hovi i ’h r k ( ' I r r u l t ( ' o u r f ,’ nf tn t h e t i d h »ln fill' . M AS I' I: ll’.S HAlaK N n!ie*1 i* Ji« r in yt\%n t h a t u n d e r ami L v i n iii ■f ,i n * .1 . f , : .1. r. ! ..rt t he I ( Jiniy * <*| t 111 Hi' .i fi+1 f fin* to ni.ife an *iki f out tn : ( 11**1 hi r I 511 i i ' m t i ' I k Iel :t i:ti I el , ruil *I=m -a. 1 hill v.di i of 1 OH .m Vi fS i r i i'd I l o r i d i , tn i 'h-a* u i « w i . r e i n 8h e t it > an*, a m I \ i i’iiii{r*»c*i n e a t nu t y ou, t*? he f«» j final d ec r e e , f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t Ud* n ..!, • I M T hraab* ii« f»o o f a n l -. I . I hi* u n d c will, on M o n d a y , 18 d ‘ Hi-■*• r j r f i 1■ ’i mi f r o n t «d t h e (o *u f"*•■'. I l " - o | a . d u r i n g * ► in Ihr t If r u i l t Hurt S eirm h Juihfhil i it N nl If e of H In 1 8 K inri i i I. 'do an ii n<| \ I tn 4 \ ppltra ihiti for Tat fierd a • * k f*!- I A « l k e H r d . ( » . d. * fir ,4le and -oil i I lids r f Si'r,(|nn fi of f ti a]ils r I**1-. I.ioo* of I lor Cllll, of I I>(thi*, Ifi ntld foi Sritiinote I ntifi h. i ,)vl- t hi f i d h i w 11 1il a I* o-rn»n N»*hcr i" h ' f i l r , £ i \i t i 1to* 1 ti ( ’ Hi van 1, p urchaser **f T a t < e rtd ica te N'o 111. d a te d the 1th day of J u n e , A. I* 1f»I T. *aid r e r 11fl r a te nmlifaera J hi f*dlowtng dr *irf | lued prop erl> situated tn Hcmlnnl*- rtuinly. FI a J o wit l.ota 1. 2 . I I 17, I *• I**. 2tl. I t ll, 17, 17, 4U, &0, >1 and Vi, Flat nf T t o c n w l l a , ■old us 1h r prop* rt % »'f f!n k h " * n . Vhn T a r t V rliiira tc No 12ii da te d the 1th flay of J u n e A. I F 1917* iatd certificate embrace* < **ffiplainanf v 5. t «o deli * I. Hill a n d William 11**nr . Hill, tier h u 1 1■,-%n d all ; m k n " * f i f,!ir He* c l a i m i n g Iiili-D-.I* u n d e r r o r d e f i a K . Hill a n d Wllharti f l e o r v lliH, t o r liudiiniel, nr i l t t p r "f I h r t n , *o tilltrr wl*» . in (he l a n d d e a m h t d l«e|«i«# Allen ti Apifar a n d hi* I *KS< I U I ' T I O N nW NKU 't C I D 1,14 \! VIN ES 1ial Meter In f'irano ih rkinnofi A I h rk lr tu in , Hullcitrtr* for I 'n m iiU K in til b»>- I H r M I N I 1: <>) M I S V E I I'S SALK Notice f* hereby given t h a t u n d e r arid b y v ir tu e of a final decree re ndere d on the | 11Vi day ..f May, V I». 1919, by th e H onorable J a m e s VV. iV rktns, J u d g e nf t h e S e v e n th Ju d ic ia l C ircuit C o u r t o f F lorida, In (Chan­ cery, In a c e r ta in cause wherein t h e C ity of T ates N o r t h l»«lf of a o u t h 'r a a t « |u a r t e r of S c r t io n IS, T u w i iM d p 2J am itli, l l a n c e 2D l ast v. •■r t (t t 7 it feet tgjj l i e finfi h i'i o t i|u a r l f r of Mn - l u ih i iiiit i | n a r t i t "f H« i thifi i I , T o w n “titf1 2d ■ n o th , Hitnr* ” d t o * L iv e a t re* ui ,i o j i , « r . . in t h e n o rllt .w» t c o r n e r of I h e no rth* a»t '|U a r i >f ,\t t h e i i- « it*! u u a f t e r of S e c t i o n lift, Tov* oMitti 2W s o u t h , ( t a n e e rJ 'i c a * | . I a*t h alf of i ;ist h alf of n o r t h e a s t «iuart* r of S e c t i o n 2, a n 'I n o r t h w i *t ij 'i u r te r of nor i h wow* ijUMfli'r fo S e c t i o n 1 . T o w n ah i;v 2U ■outfi, K a u a i 211 * a i t . I if *>? I'.onirwosid, F l o r i d a , S ytliwi-at o u a r t e r of n o r t h w <-4t i | u a r t e r of S e c t i o n :II. T o w n s h i p 2 0 »oij|Ji. ft an ice ?I0 m d . r s r e p t t h e f o lh iw in ^ 4 t r a c t * , ( i I * Tiepin a t N W e a r n e r *»f l a i d S W 'a of N W *|, r u n e d i t r»7f» f e e t , s o u t h 120 feet, went fthO ftpet* n o r t h 420 feet t n p_ « h., *2' t »nt lour* ti •»f mi At re kn ow n a* l i ja| i tU t c h u r c h l o t . , t*1i l i r g i n ill S W c u rrier uf ^ aid S W 1* of iN'VV1*, r u n ea *t 121 f r e t , n*»rth GU7 feet, We*t J 2 I. feel, s o u t h tiy l f e e l (o p, n. | j , j a n d (4> T w o acre* f o r m e r l y aultf t o J . W. D rig g er* . m o r e fu lly d e s c r i b e d In Herd H o o k , , V* * p a g e ^JJ2 , J [ , u b l i c - l U <uii d *i O i i n Ttr ' WhenYourSpringBreaks put on AUTO OWNERS C all on us fo r exact d u p l i c a t e of y o u r b ro k en sp rln d , _ a n d S, F- I t a n d i i c y ,_ JF irc'h in r'r * *** T j _ _ ft to b r g sn<l loss bog I A*) It E «l N W <-„r E SO ft S 1 to fi W f>n ft N 1 to fi * A I h e p u l p i l y of A S P a c k a r d Also, T a t * ’■' f t ill, mle No I I I, d * ’ . I t h e l t d il* k “ f J i*l s . \ 11 I '81L, sa id rt r r <fn *tc r. IVeft tig (tit f >dh, %t nc d e s c r i b e d U'ul*, i.»- s n ' t b-s. b og 3 1 0 , fl S *i| N W i or r u n S 310 It F 2 10 ft N 2 10 fi \V .- hi * it 12, Tp !'♦ ^ . 32, T p . 19 H,, IT. til IL, auld a* t h e p ro p e rty of U n k n o w n . AUo T m i C ertificate No. 125. da te d the Ith d a y of J u n e . A D 1917. said rc rlifieatr rovrrinjf t h e following i l . u r j b u d land* W ight. H U v * 10 r h 8 i f , N W rftr of N E < (. r u n K «70 ft N t o It It — . N W Iv ■LuwtW L IL. t.t *a .s- i7emwW vW .yi.-.v-T t * 10 r h S anti 779 ft Lot 2V* M id*) in Sec H Id T, wold *■ t h e p r o p e r t y of It < M a will, M*o T a « f ‘er tl t l r a t p N n IM , d ated th » I t h d a y of J u n e . A. I». I 9 | 7 , t a i d cert l A r a l o c o v e r i n g t h e fo lio w in g.duariilird la n f l i, I n - * H t Lot* 1.1. i t and If», M i d w a y , in Sec. I" I l ir e si N F ripr N rtm S Ml ft W I r.u fj N Ml ft K I Ml It Hrg 310 ft. S of N W ror of N K (( of N W , ru n E 2 to fl 2 | 0 ft W 210 II N 210 rt Hr-f sp rin g s a t tsfactlon t h a t Is real. *t " N 1 117. 1 r il Tjiiijb,. J a l v-r ' a p p e a r l o t h e Hill of ("j*m pla in t filed in «afd • ^ ^ r r T T f l ^ r ^ T d i i T n r H a L i : .x n r m n r t ^ 1*1-~ -Srtih o n k lo m i a j r . t h n 7 t h (S iy of J u l y , 1919, c a u a c o n o r h e f n re in I r u n t til t h e C o u r t f lu u * c d<Wir in S a n f o r d , T ^w fn g d c s r f l h e d " Tand*. I o - w j t Lot l t d in M O N D A Y , IU* I t h d a y of AH ( J U S T , Midway, S e r . 12. T p IU S . It I t H sold F l o r i d a , d iirin a t h e leg al h o u r * of sa le , offer » » g Sin. N__ailL: nf A l d r i d f i ’, W U F ,.f to lirg I S F i, ol NW , nf N F , It-** loo ft F sm l W I.) Ih7*s It N ami S in N F ror S *j It* g si N \V ror of S I V 1, of S \V ' ; of N E *i ru n n 132 It E 3 1 ft N W , . 13 2 f t W 3 If. ft l l r r r.fi'i ft R " f m i l r p o st r u n IV t l & ft N 2 0 0 ft • K I I I I t S 2 0 0 ft lltq- 100 ft W of N E n o of S ' , of N W o f N E », or S E 't r u n S 3 3 0 It W Dm ft N ' 3 3 0 (1 E 100 II I r . . N 30 ft U r g 1390 f t 8 of N W r o r r u n E 1109 ft H t o G r a n t linn S 23 ft W a l o n g . a m r 17 It W 3"fi fl t o A. ( ' . I. Ry U I y along - a m r to Sattlortl a v r N to to g for sale an d self t o t h e h i g h e s t b i d d e r lo r ea*h t h e fidtnwing d e s c r i b e d lan d * , l o - w i l LoLs II a n d 12 •! IMork t ..I T ie r I of S a n f o r d , F l o r ­ ida. a r m r d i n g l u E IT T ra ffo rd 'n m ap. ■u b i e r t , h o w e v e r , t o a n y p n v in i: I|cn. aidew alk h e n , or o t h e r lien, nr t * * « uhsei|U efit t n t h e >t**r In f a v o r of s a i d city'* A. K. FO W E I L S J. i . Dickinson. mneary. ( ' i t y S o licito r. , ft.A Stc N O T IC E O F M A STEICS HALE N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r a n d fo A I ) I St 111 It i« f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t a cony of this o r d e r he p u b h a h e d o n ce a week for t w e l v e rut n*c c u l l v r week* in t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a w eek ly n r w a p a p e r p u b liah C d in aald .S*mIn ole c o u n t y . H o r i d a (Uven u n d e r m y h a n d a n d th» te a I of my office ( h it t h e 2 2 n d d a y of April, 1919, * U«*al) E, A. DOUC1LASB. C l e r k nf l b # C i r c u i t C o u r t uf S e m i n o l e Co,, . ... . . Florida. L. \ \ . D u v a l , C o m p l a i n a n t*« Soli ri to r . & o .|itc lrewH“’Co ii rt7 SANEOUI) FLUlUI)A 1 19 S-, IL I I K . s*dd »s th e pr**J»- *J a mi „ -------- . ___ „e of I h e S e v e n t h **rly nf A S F a r l t n r d J u d i c i a l C ir c u it C o u r t of F l o r i d a , in C h a n ­ Ml., l a s r . T t i l l r . trM l , d a t . r l Ihe cery , m a c e r t a i n c a u s e w h e r e i n t h e C i t y of I t h *l*> •*( Jun«', \ D r » I 7 *aid r nr r e(l> 11 <• S a n f o r d m r o m p l a i n a n l , a n d W F L r a k i t t •lifon ff an t . J t h e U n ile r sig n e d S p e c i a l M a i l e r r i iv t r i n i r t h r folitj wing i l m riln it lan d , i -j WII I t I III.M id * a i in . t _• J p * , , will nn N fnndav. t h e Tth d ay nf J u l y , 1919, It I I I . n d i f »i (hi p m p r r f > nl \ S. In f r o n t nk t h e ( ' n u r l H o u s e d o o r In H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , d u r i n g t h e legal h o u r s of sale, id ler Fa'K aril * for sa le a n d *"ll t o tfoi* h i g h e s t ( h ttld e r fur Also T a | C e r t i f i c a t e N o It 7. d a t e d the c a s h t h e f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d lan d * . I n -w i i : *‘l h day **f J u l y , A I* | * M \ **a i'1 c r i i f i ,(n I. id h , liln rk T i e r fi of S a i i f u r d ^ a r c n r t l i n t ♦ o)rftr*K t h e f o l lo w in g d e a r rt b e d land*. I>(* t o K. IL T r * f f n r d 's m a p , • u f i f e c l , h o w e v e r , wit : l.nt 17 7. M i d w a y , in S n 112, T p I *• S., t o a r t y p a s ini:, r i d e w a l k , or o t h e r l i e n , o r t a x It :Jt K , sold as t h e p r o p e r t y of J . IL W h ite ; s u b s e q u e n t t u t h e y e a r I91fi, in f a v o r of -stud AD*» T a v C e r t i f i c a t e ^» o . I M , d a t e d t h e c i t y . I r d d a y of J u l y , A D. I 9 | f i , s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e A: K. F O W E ITH. c o v e f i i t c t h e following; d e s c r i b e d l a n d s , t o . S p e c i a l M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y . J . J . D ir k in f tin«* • C i t y Hotfrilnr. 1st gal l»5-5lr *_ N W r o r of N K * t r u n F to r I v l r-,| >. |lr of A C I. Ity N W it a lo n g * s m r to p o i n t N ol Itr S M a r t i n . A. E G O O D T O T H E LUST DROP MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ASK YOUR GROCER 1 c i|i on I, Mrs Women! r u n H 1.25 r h E t o ( I r a n i fine N 2-r» ft E a l o n e (#r *r*i l i n r ti» p o i n t K of hi g \V t o foe|t I ( ’ a h d t h e S 2 0 fl ol Lot It in J , O. F r i t s Huh DIv r e c o r d e d in F l a t Hoo k 2 F a g e H H e m ln o le ( ' o u n t y H rrordi L o t IT teim H 2 9 ft of J. t*. F rir« Hull D i v r e c o r d e d In F lat h u n k 2 Ii a g e H H em ln o le e C o u n ty H rcordi N* Lot A J . O. Erie* Huh D i v r e c o r d e d F l a t H ook 2 F a g e S Hi-iiilnuh C o u n ­ ty- R e c o r d * - . . , Wi l son, J n o If*. 00 T o w n s e n d * Geo* N SW.'f of N E I, Hero la a messago to BtiffcrlnK women, from Mrs. W. T. I’rlce, of Public, Ky.: *‘I suf­ fered w ith p a in fu l..." , ebo wrllca. *'I got down with n weakness In m y back and J l m b a ...! felt belplesa a n d .d la cournEod.. . I had about Riven up bopia of ever being well again, when a friend Insisted I bVrtitiro r ' t ‘ trees NOW for developm ent of fr it aa 1 j o- t'i if tree. The aixe of next yeur'a crop depends in a great measure on, the grot.-tli ef 95.00 ovt. a-------* -tad e th i« -a t n i x - r , lessen • -tur p r'-ifs <' t ‘t j ir and iti'xt ’ “ F” 7*e. ting to .litize ttjw! V. e o l , -r a..y anal*. All the Potash You Want l l w s i ‘ f r t . Alice A I t » f *1 S W r u r N W WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO 2.H.0Q ul S F ' , run E fi rh n '#)S rh W l o " ~ Mallonvillc aVr S' along point W of beg K t o beg* _ , p e g *t SW r o r lllk II Mellon villa- r u n W i n s ft N 392 fl E I US It S 292 ft tn beg W 19 il t , of lit-g 9 33 **ii.,VV ,*isSK m r L o t l ruri N 22 00 rh* Ii» l.sW ' M o n r o . W slob* t.sk* tt Urv r h fi2 Iks S 22. ir. r h . F 11.67 r h t o lu*g » t S F c o r of L o t I ol I f o l r f r n 'i R ral F .ta tr C o '* A d ti r u n N E l y a l o n g F •Id.- of 1*1(1 Atlil an ti ■long E l y si'l<- of E . It. T r a l f n n l ' s M * p - of S a n - Unknown T h e foregoing deerribed p ro p e rly rniy be re deem ed at a n y tim e before being certified t * C ity A tto rn e y lor eoilertiun by paying r u s t of advertising and i n te r e s t a l th* r a le uf I S P»c r e f i f pe r a n n u m . . v -66 J i r _ Manufacturers Ideal Fertiliicrs Dealers in Sprjjy Pumps and Insecticides f u r o r of t h l i r o r p o r a l f o n ahall. hi* L aw to n Brother* C o m p a n y , and it* p r i n c i p a l place of hutln ras shall he In O v in f n . SumInulc c o u n ty , Florida Thu • JA9 .'C .‘ ROBERTS. „ C ity Clark A tf u lltcto r I beran Canlul. In a s’, ort whllo I itavr a marked difference... I grew BtronRor rlfiht nloiiR, and It cured mo. ,1 ant stouter than I havo been In yearn." I f you suffer, you can n p p r d c l a t o what It means to be atrong and well. Thousands of wo­ m en giro Cardut * the credit for th eir Rood health. I t chould help you. T ry CarduL A t all druggists. E-73 • OCULIST AND OPTICIAN h*N*1ni? it ru w - i o i p e f tn .h j. gsrt h,., ^ » »f, s r a, *■*1***1 " n r " » ' S a n f i . n l . F lw ii ilq . 11 Ml DR. E. S. HOFFMAN | d(*hlMHr.!i A nh'hhl'ifj Sfdirit■*= fop" r* •»m)] Ttrv-fiahtli 21 S.iU»h. flanc** 21* Fi» =«: ttlvo hefln ninir a t ?-\\* t-nroer n( Vh . ( • cal) K. A. D O U G L A S S , C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e Co.. M a t w y A W arlow Sola, f o r . C o m p I t . . 5 1 - 1 3 tc JEWELER t it!!, \ I .L K VK K US. anford. Fh.rida. I'd] m d It*’ t . t k t * »i« i on /f ‘0** *1l( »« f u rl fit * f'fd» ri •! t h a t Ihi^ n-**to •*, poi I if it*** H an fo rd H e r a l d o n c e * a* h > * e k fur f o u r d j n n r u l i f K weekm. S W i f of N W W . N . U of S W <f and of R W H SOf. 35, T p . 2t) S, f|. 2 9 E. Y ou are h e re b y ordered to a p p e a r hill of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n (lleil on t h e I of A u g u s t , A . r>. 1919. I t la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t t i i , no p u h l l a h c d o n c e e a c h week f o r tw elv e in t h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n r w a p a p e r pu In aald S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d t h e r e a l of i C i r c u i t C o u r t t h i a . 2 g t h d a y of April I.L K . Article II. Tht- g 'l u - r s l n a lu r r ihe business' to h r Ir a n * .r to f l liy t L r u r p o r s t l o n shall h r a , follo'ss, to-fclt: To r . p y on s g r n e r s l m e r ­ es n 111c or m rrchsn<li.r business, ami lo |iurc h t s r . s r l l . a n i l Ural in m r r e h i n t li a r . wood, groceries, household gufnli a p d personal p r o p e r t y nf all descriptions: to b u y , sell, work, H e rrln p a n d d ra l in real e s t a t e : to till, farm ! cu ltiv ate a n d o p e r a te the la n d s of th e c o r p o ra tio n and lands of other pe rsons, a n d t o m a r k e t, sill a n d dispose of t h e p r o ­ d u c t . therefrom . . ’ Article* III. T h e a m o t w t *f th e rn p t ta l s t o r k nf tkla c o r p o ra t io n shall b e T w e nty-five T h o u s a n d (116,000.00) Dollars, tn ba divid ed i n t o tw u h u n d r e d a n d filly <2M)i sha res ol t h e p a r va lua of On# H undred (1100.00) Dollar* a a r h , a n d aald s t a r k may. be paid for i n ' r a s h nr In p r o p e r t y , labor a n d arrvires, a l a ju s t v a lu a tio n to be fixed b y ' the dirertb ra a t a Bleating ra iled far such purpose*. Article It, T h r corporation.ahall salat parpatually. - • ■ . . ;.j . . . . FLORIDA R. C. Maxwell, Mgr.. Sanford Branch ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENT ! i General Fire .. Sanford o m c c pL tip L E s dank Insura d u il d in g ' I �J W E 1 S . 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Durham, W. E. _______ _ Stewart, W. C. . . ----- . Stewart, W. C . _________ U a a d e .a ll.. — ---------Stnwart, W. C-------------------Stewart, W. C.*___................. Und*ay, J. E______________ Gramling, E. M , . . _______ Gramtlng, A, A . ___ „™2Z2 Gramling, E, M ... -------- — J t l H , I>. H-----------------------Cowart, Jim ___________ Stewart, W. C-------- _ Puraey, L. H. C........ ..... Pickett, Jim. . _____ __ Stewart, W, C ._____ ______ Wade, M. J . ____ ________ __ Stewart, W. C ._ ___________ ‘Garner, N. U. ____________ William*. I). J __________ *. .. U od aey, J, L______ .. . .. L lndaey. J . 1___— ------Geiger,' R. II. . Green, Ben Tbraaher, U. L. -----Caldwell, P. A. ft Son* _ ... Brown, r . U ____ _____ _____ t Poll*. Palla* E ..... .... ______ P n a lar M a b e l ........ .. ........... .... Hill. Oa*y___________ _____ Stewart, Wm ___________ Jo n r e , E. I I____________ LJghtfoot, H attie ......_ H tm te r , w . 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Mr*. H a ttie . _ Stockdell. II. E ........ .. _ French, A. V , . , . ’____ 6.26 T.00 ' 11.00 ’ -4i � 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, June 13, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 13, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 13, 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/ddddf57002c049c834be6b4d2443046b.pdf dbb26eaadd62347e33035f57d3871883 PDF Text Text **z r* i"* --■-#1 ■ • . -- hi w-*•■ , * THE SANFORD HERALD x <} IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volume NUMBER 5». SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1019 x SANFORD NOW MEMBER OF STATE LEAGUE tlons in Florida. The first prize of "LEWIS BUYS FIRST SHARE I $50 went to the St. Lucie County ____ l • Tribune of Ft. Pierce, the second of In Sanford's New Hotel Construe$30 to the Plant City Courier nnd lion Company the third of $20 to the Lakeland H. H. Lewis has the distinction of Advertiser. . . buying Share No. 1 in the Hotel The gdod people of Tavares served Construction Co., the owners of the punch and cigars and after a fond new Valdei Hotel. Mr. Uewis has farewell the editors were whirled over faith in the future of Sanford nnd the smooth roads of Lake county to backs his faith with his money Montverdo where a visit was paid to showing the proper spirit both ways. the famous industrial school of that He is a progressive in fcvery sense of place. Under the direction of Prof. ORGANIZED BASE BALL IN the word and alter travelling over FIRMS AND REAL ESTATE ARE FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION! Carpenter, assisted • by a staff of FLORIDA PROMISES GREAT COMMISSIONERS HELD REGHAS MERRY GO ROUND' teachers this school has attained a the .world he chose Sanford-as his HANDS LIKE SPORT FOR BALL PANS DUR­ • ULAR MEETING AND ATTEND future home and has invested a lar*o '.CHANGING MEETING IN MANY CITIES high place among the industrial MOVING PICTURE SHOW ING SUMMER MONTHS----------TO MANY MATTERS OF 1M­ sum in farming lands and city, prop­ schools of the south, t raining m’nds The 1919 session , I’OUTANCS Sanford’s business houses present T of the Florida iK iT haftds to do' th* work of the Sanford will be in the Florida . erty. Believing in the co-operation * -moving .picture appearance. theiCTTreaa Association was held in Lake world. - After enjoying more re­ State .League, this much being de- . of the growers he w as active.in.fflrmSanford. Fla.. June 3. (919. county nnd ^tll of Lake county as­ ,-----H dnr’Board of County-’ CommU- Ins tfie Sanford Truck Growers, days with the daily changes being sisted in the entertainment of the freshments the party were taken cidcd upon la s t-Friday, night at amade in business firms and locations. over the - mountains to Clermont meeting called for that purpose. tioncra in and for Seminole county, Inc., and bought the first ten shares pencil pushers. .The first session :of over good roads and through the The week before when a meeting It is a healthy, movement when local in that company and is one of the Fla., met in regular session at 10 the meeting was at Leesburg, the o’clock a. m. Present: Chairman L, directors and prime movers in the tirms are foremost in buying real city made famous by Gilbert Leach prettiest bit of country that Florida was called with no announcements estate and, shows their faith in the can present, dotted with clear water the base ball fans of Sanford did not ’ \ Bru Alley ’ and Commissioners L. management of same. of the Leesburg Commercial and n lakes, farms und orange groves, know about it und were not present, future of Sanford. Never before in Harry is a lluckeye by birth and llagan, C. ’ , Entxminger and the memory of the "Oldest Inhabi­ business meeting on, Thursday morn­ homes and towns. About one mile consequently when another meeting H H. Kilbee, with V. E. Douglass. was a former resident of Defiance, tan t" has property changed so quick­ ing was well attended, at which the south of Clermont is the club house was called there was no trouble in I). C. and Itoy Tillis, D. S. in at­ Ohio, but is now a Floridian by mayor of Leesburg welcomed the adoption and a Florida booster. His ly in Sanford and the people awake boys and President Storrs of the of the Lake Highlands Club built on arranging for a Sanford*team and in tendance*. Absent. O. P. Swope. Minutes of last regular meeting, father, Dr. Lewis is well known here,, each morning wondering what will Press Association responded. In the the crest of the “highest peak" and a short time enough stock was sub­ happen in real estate next. •one of the finest club houses in tly* scribed to assure the backing for the also meeting held May 15th were having come to this part of Florida afternoon Dr. Hulley. of.-Stetson Among the recent business changes state. The Board of Trade and the season. Instead of the business men many years .ago and investing in read and approved. University gave a fine address tak­ ladies of-Clermont assisted b>r the going down into their pockets for. an arc the following: orange grove property near Geneva Mr. Cornwell addressed the board ing as his subject, Fiugrne F’ields and A. FL Yoweli has purchased the his works and as usual Dr. Hulley Boy Scouts looked after the visitors unlimited sum of money as hereto­ in reference to new road construc­ and still comes here for his winters. interests of George Speer in. the jptve the audience an hdur of solid and after an elegant h W '^ n of fore they will* take stock and the tion. and on motion of L. P. Hagan, Yowcll-Speer Go. * Mr. Yoweli will enjoyment.^ At night a .dunce at the chicken pillau and “everything" sev­ limit for the salaries of players -will seconded -by C. W. Entiminger and .Vaughn—Stackhouse eral prominent men of.Clermont and yrecludc the team running wild and continue the business iq the Yoweli carried, that this board* ask Mr. At Titusville on June 11th Miss building. Mr. Speer expects to Oj>en Leesburg Armory helped the bunch the editors gave addresses upon paying f.ilfulous sums for players. Cornwell to furnish plans and sped­ to get acquainted with the people of — ttcattomrfor Toadi-it-no cosror obli­ Ruth Vaughan, eldest daughter of a dry • goods store in the DeForest that section and those who like to various subjects and this event help­ Also under the, rules of organized Mrs. Jennie Harper Vaughn was building about the first of October. ed to bring to a close one of the most base ball if we develop a good player gation ’to the county. dance hail the opportunity with u delightful days of the three days’ we ran s-ll him to the larger leagues married to Mr. H. B. Stackhouse of J. T. Toon addressed the board in Simon’s Variety .Store has moved good lloor and good music. und get real money for him. There . reference to purchase of shell mound St. Augustine by Rev. Hays. from the building next to Philips Early Friday morning the editors session. The wedding breakfast was served The editors adjourned late in the are rub's a;id regulations for the at Geneva bridge, and on motion of Drug Store to the Stone Gove Block. were taken for a ride over the “ Loop league and instead of a disorganized at the Dixie Hotel. The guests 1, P. Hagan, seconded by C. W. Edward Betts will occupy this room of Shady Dells." rightly named and afternoon to meet ngnin next year at mob the team will be managed in a present on this occasion were Mrs. Entiminger and carried, it is decided wiih u first class ice cream .and cold werf then transported to the dock Pensacola there to re'nAw old ac­ businesslike manner and at the end that county does not cure, to sell this Arthur Coleman, sister of the bride, drink establishment. on Lake Harris where a steamboat quaintances and to visit West Flr*r-| of the season there will be no passing Misses Gladys and Cornelia Smith. property. Dr L. H. Philips has sold his stock was moored to lake them to Kuslis. ida. of the hat to make up losses occa­ G. M. Jacobs and others from Mrs. U. S. Horn and Mr Kklph of drugs to Bower & Roumillat and This trip across Lake Harris, through The meeting was one of the best sioned l*y big salaries and leaks of • Chuluotu addressed the board in ref- Sharpton. Dead River and on Lake Eustis. is in the history of the organization various kinds. Miss Vaughn is well known here it is also rumored that the building i ri nce to building another dipping will be sold later to the same firm one of the finest trips in Florida and and Lake county showed herself to The following officers will control vat. No action taken by this board. and has many warm friends. Mr. and a new building erected on this was greatly enjoyed by ,the party. be an Ideal hostess’ in every sense of the destines of the Sanford Club: Hid of H. L. Haight for one auto Stackhouse is chief clerk in the Last corner. At the Leesburg dock they were met the word. In fact,Lake County has H R Stevens, president of the truck wus opened and this being the Coast Railway office ut New Smyr­ by a party of Fiustis Boosters ladies the* reputation "of having as- many Peoples Hank was elected president The T. J Miller building on the only bid, on motion of L. P. Hagan, na. u young man of ability with a opposite corner was sold recently to and gentlemen. Editor MilllT. Mrs. g.md people and as many boosters as of the Sanford Rase Hnll Club; R. C. the seconded by C. W. Entiminger and future before him. They have a trust company und they will erect Miller, Elisabeth Miller. Mrs. Cnrl any county in the state and they Maxw'll, another leading citizen sec­ best wishes of all their friend* carried, his bid is accepted and clerk a new building some time in the Ferran. Henry Bishop. W. S. Mc­ know how to treat visitors in a man­ retary. and F. L Miller, president of instructed to draw warrant for sum Clelland tad Col. Miller, who es­ ner that makes them feel at home. the city council was elected treas­ near future. ,,( $1750.00 payable’to 11. L. Haight. aiid visitors had urer. M a c c a b e e s to M e e t corted them over to the dock at And the editors A new moving picture show ha** . so much in the way of entertainment Hid of M. S. Nelson for opening Eustis Here they were taken-in The directors are A. U. Wallace, A The Maccabees will meet in started. that they were almost foundered. and clearing right of way on Hester Masonic Hall Tuesday afternoon E. Yoweli, R. C. Bower, L. P. McA new cigar fac tory lias' been e»- -CM™ to Eustis Park where a fine avenue was opened, and on motion Block and n lunch was placed on tables served by Culler, Charles Britt, Forrest Lake. 4 o'clock. tablished in the Bishop ,.f L. P. Hagan, seconded by C. " A. P. Connelly, Roy Symos and J. large factory for the manufacture of the Eustis ladies, fried chicken and and l.ntiminger anil carried, this bid other good things in abundance G. Ball. ______________ jellies and preserve* will locate here for dessert. accepted. this fall but as the deal has not been ire cream cones __________ r a r r Deputy Sheriff bond of L. M R esolutions made for the localiun-thw-.-cann o t 1 ‘ gT- % Austin, with Dock Hasty and A. B. _ ------— --------fo—Mt IVirTi where The Ml Dora . Whereas, the Woman’s Club of Mtl Yacht Club served punch and rakes Sanford lias always. a< far as pos- . *-----. .... There are many other business F"------- ^ ^ ^ y ^ h y r l f r - hnnir -i uiul cigars, anil al the club house a siblo co-operated in all movements changes contemplated, new firms arc Austin, with F L. Miller am for the interest nnd upbuilding of coining here, new people ure here boat took them to Tavares to anothi r spencer ns sureties wns approved. luncheon and reception. Coming Sanford and Seminole cointy, and every day looking over tlie field nnd Motion of L. P. Hogan, seconded Whereas, it is believed that no in­ back to Eustis and after lunch at First Btreet will soon be a street of hy E. II. Kilbee, and carried, thut the Grand View the party embarked stitution is more necessary to the mady-brick buildings, some of them be­ this board' endorse the action of the according to Clarence Woods welfare of our citizens than a goad \ again ing in tho sky scraper class. Board of County Commissioners of oiv the Island Queen for n trip to WOULD RAISE PRICE TO PRO­ hospital, and should be considered Volusia county, F'la., in reference to i Grand Island, made famous as the TEUT HOME PRODUCT BUT an indispensable part of our city’s their action as to salary of Osteen TRUCK CROWDS AUTO OFF Sanford st Atlantic Beach former homo of Senator Igou und .HURT FARMERS OF SOUTH government to safeguard tho hca’th FERRY BOAT THROWING EN­ ferryman. * Mrs. T. A Neal and daughter. t „p0t ),a,j been made into a bif of Notary public bonds of Alma TIRE FAMILY INTO EIGHT- Margaret, are * at Aim A Q an^i'^ain.(,n^_hv-rtul is possible through the gift of a Goerti ami Tho*. E. Wilson were U F ,\\ c u eu S ttfir ana lanterns and decorations under the building and grounds to the city of Southern congressmen from all the Sanford; the Os- F. A. W. Br wn are at the DrCottes skillful hand of Ray F’erran of Eus­ * • An accident occurred at lotion of V. W Entiminger. si-f­ cottage on the beach. George Mc­ tis. ‘ Here on long tables there were rotton producing sections of the coun­ Therefore, be it resolved by the teen ferry yesterday afternoon about unded by L. P. Hagan and carried. Laughlin spent last Sunday ut the several thousand watermelons just try were today deluged with tele­ board of directors dt the Woman's Mr. Kilbee is instructed to have bridge four o'clock that flig h t have been Atlantic Beach Hotel with his: |l(I t j,e jce an<j they were sliced with grams of protest from fin-tllixer man­ Club of Sanford, in session at San­ the cause of five people losing their Gvef Econlockhatchee 'Creek be­ mother. ’ careless abandon that bespoke thou- ufacturers and others protesting ford this tenth day of June, t919. , tween Geneva and Chuluota repaired lives and adding another to the list Atlalitic Beach is- very populcr *an7!s more to he had at the samo against whst appears to be the worst that we endorse the city council’s - - costs not to exceed $150.00.,. . • , of the ferry, accidents. The boat this summer. Mr. Hammat as the place. After the melons a quick run sectional discrimination leveled at action in accept! ig the most gen­ Motion of C. *W. Entxminger. sec­ was approaching the \ olusia .side dancing teacher has a large class und was made to Flustis where a dance at that section in years, this being the . erous and beneficent gift of our onded by E. H. Kilbee and carried, nnd had on board in front a truck is giving some novel features in the- the pavilllon on the lake front was introduction and consideration pf townswoman and fellow club mem­ Mr. Hngan is instructed to have We- belonging to Mr. Vandevord of Mt. new dances. The hotel also has a |u.ld in their honor, and after a few the Fordney bill now before the ber, Mrs. George H. Fernaldj kiwa river bridge repaired id con­ Dorn nnd immediately^ behind the riding mnstcr and a string of horses hours’ sleep.at the Grand View Hotel house ways and means committee that we endorse tho formstion of a truck was u Maxwell car belonging junction with Lake coifnty. Costs to Mr. and Mrs. Bonner of Miami for gallops over the good, roads and that had been opened especially for which proposes to fix a price for Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ not to exceed $300.00. on the beach. The dancing pavil- them, they were awakened for potash for The next two ycara at pital Association, deeming this the Motion of L. I’. Hagan, seconded who were tfnroute home frorii points lion has been beautifully decorated breakfast and to hear Miss Elizabeth $260 a ton, for tha third year and tin best ar.d wisest mothod of govern­ by C. W. Entxminger, and carried in Georgia. In the Mathis car were and named the Blue Moon and the Miller sing and • to visit the Lake fourth and fifth years at $150 a ton. ing nnd developing a greatly noodeti* clerk is instructed to cash $1000.60 three little children and a negro girl young people are enjoying them- - Region office where Wnterman founThe purpose of this bill is to pro­ hospital for Seminole county. And Liberty Bond, and pay Mr. S. O. nurse. As the landing was being selves at the dances every night ex-' tain pens were distributed as com- tect the potash industry started in Be it further resolved, that wu made Vandevord cranked his truck Shinholser for work on court house. cept Monday and on thia night the ptimonts of the-Fiustis State Bank of the west during the war, the claim hereby desire to express our appre­ and unknown to him the truck was On motion of L. P. Hagun, duly guests have a beach party. which institution that veternn liank- being that at the end of five years ciation to Mrs. Fernsld for hor won­ seconded by C. W. Entxminger and in reverse and us it started up it Mra. Norma . McLaughlin has ’ er, W. S. McClelland is president, they can compete with imported derful gift to our city, and extend carried; this board wishes to thank went backward with full force crowd- charge of the aocial affairs, insuring After having their pictures taken the potash. This action was character­ to her the thanks and gratitude of the Maxwell car off the ferry Mr. W. A. Whitcomb for the use of the success of this part of the hotel party waa taken to Tavares to rite ized today by congressmen for Geor­ the board of directors of tho Wom­ boat and going off with it. both cars his men in. moving tho court house entertainment. ’ Tavares High School where a busi- gia, South Carolina, Louisiana and an's Club for this splendid proof of furniture and fixtures into the new going into the river into about 18 ---------------------ness meeting was held for the pur­ other entton states as the height of her deep interest in our community. feet of water. . • . building. Miss Vihlen Entertained ' P<*»« of electing officers for the.cn- sectional Injuitjce. And, also, . The Bonner family were all in the " There being no bids submitted in Vlhlen invited a party auing year,. The election of officers Be it further resolved, that a copy "I cannot conceive of n more Ihid r and the men at the ferry imme­ re Jessup Drainage District, clerk is of these resolutions be sent to tho instructed to re-advertisc same for diately put out a row boat ahd aa of Sanford friends out to her home resulted in the following: T. E. Fitx- quitous bill being considered at this president of the Fernald-Laughton on Crystal Lake last Thursday gerald of Daytona was elected prestime, ao far aa the great cotton in­ the man. and hla wife and children next regular meet i n g . ------ Memorial Hospital Association, to afternoon. After a pleasant visit to ident; Gilbert Leach of I£ e* terest* of thia country are’ concerned Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded came to the surface they were pulled the Vlhlen home the party went to vice president; Miss Ruby Fierce o Mra. George H. Fernald, to the San­ than thia Fordney measure," Con­ by C. W. Entxminger and carried Into* the boat and luckily all of them lake and enjoyed a plunge and then 1West Palm Beach, treasurer, an ford ILeraid for publication, and th a t gressman Lever of South Carolina were able to come to the surface and following resolution was adopted: a copy be ap.cad upon the minutes were served ice cream and cake, Walter M. Ilayne. of Sanford, secsaid. # gain the boat. They were immedi­ Whereas, the wooden trestle bridge of the Wo nan’s Club of SaufonL " . sandwiches and coffee on the lake retary, the office of historian and It is well known that practically ately taken to the Seminole side of across tho Wekiva river on the Saq^ shore’ . The party thoroughly e n , •tatUtldan being created for Col. T. Elizabeth M. Morgan. all the potash in this country comes ford and Mt. Dora hard surfaced the ferry and Dr. Robson summoned Laura F. Galloway. joyed the hospitality of Miss Vihlen JAppleyard, who retired from the from the west while the cotton is road haa to be repfaced during the and they were made ss comfortable Ve iu W. Bowe a. w'nsuing year on account of doYerio: as possible, all of them being full of and at the close of the evening voted secretaryship of the organization to made In the south. "If tho bill her a most charming hostess. Those the regret of the members after Committee. posses after we have made our fight water and very III. The Bonner ration, we, the board of county com­ present were Mr. and Mrs, A. J. thirty-four years of service. against it, it will mean that there family had all their baggage strap­ missioners of Sjyninolc exunty, Fla., together with the board of county ped on the rear of the car and had Lossing and family, Mr. and Mrs. u Tampa, Jacksonville, Bartow and will indirectly be levied a tax of ----------Patriotic Celebratl on The Wesley Brotherhood Class of commissioners of Lake county, Fla., nothing to wear until kind friends Vihlen and family, Mrs. Lena Lee, several other dtica contested for the from $ 1(T to $12 a bale on cotton, the Methodist church has arranged Mrs. Vihlen and son, Bernard of next meeting place but were easily this being the extra coat of the pot­ desire to,construct a bridge 120 feet helped .them with dry elothau to have a special servico for the pur­ Miami. . ’ routed by Mrs. Lola K. Mayes of ash used to make the cotton. Our long over the main channel of the Up to a late hour last night Ed­ — ----------------. tho Pensacola Journal,* who inridentpose of welcoming home the boys great cotton industry will be serious­ Wekiva river ahd fill in the ap­ ward Higgins and his crew of men who served in the army and navy. ly crippled it this plan goes through" The Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. ally mentioned something about an were busy trying to get out the cars) proaches, and Whereas the heighth of the present but the work had to be abandoned believe In advertiaing and In all* oaals in Pensacola and everybody was the general comment of other •This agrvice will bo held oh the ■outhern members. We intend to night 4f July 6 th, Sunday. It will bridge ia greater in our opinion than on account of darkness. The cars forms .of advertising. They have *** f°r her. the be a union service of all churched. is necessary to accommodate any will be rescued today if possible. ’ good window displays ahd have -Just before adjournment announce. fight it to a standstill but navigation there may be on thia I plenty of lights at night to.show off ment was made of the award of Republicans have a majority in con- All returned soldiera And-sailors are icse uwpiaya.,. i ney «i»u uvuvw three mice jiueea u m u by ...v river, and N. L. Bauman representing the these displays., They also believe prices uoffered the Mcrgen- . greas they may beat us. l£ is one of invited to this service. The apeakWhereas the height of the bridge Diamond Rubber Co., of Akron, O., mwspaper advertiaing ia the best thaler Linotype Company for excel-1 the moat unjuat meaiurea which haa era will all be. mxn who have been lence in make-up of weekly* publics- ever been leveled against the south.” "across.’ was In the city Tueaday. firm of advertising. . (Continued on page 10) *• NEW ROADS AND BRIDGES FOR COUNTY CHANGES IN PRESS MEETS ' BUSINESS IN LAKE COUNTY SANFORD FINE HOSTS ACCIDENT AT • •H I •i • V X m -35 '■ m I T NEW BILL BECOMES LAW CARS IN RIVER * ' *7 ■ • v J J .'-rd a m v9 ■JH I f i .•*' -4 •- �' • miiiniiiixxxii iiiniiniiixxxij m u sic lovers? The Phonograph with a Literally Re-Creates the voices of the world’s great singers and the performances of the world’s *r great instrumentalists. It gives you all that the ear can give of the art of the world’s greatest artists. By direct comparisons between1the instrument and the living art­ ists, the New .Edison has earned the right to be called the only in­ strument which Re-Creates music. The Government has given Mr. Edison the exclusive right to use the word “ Re-Creation” as applied to phonographic reproduction of music. These amazing tests between the New Edison and the artists whose voices have been Re-Created bv it were made before two million people by thirty different great artists and are chronicled in the news columns of America’s prin­ cipal newspapers. •• These tests are conclusive, but we want you to come, to our store and make a test of your own. CAN YOU FORGET? you. Every quality of her glorious voice that has contributed,to nor world-wide succusajadlL betl1-o m ^ n t i C K Tilm odand with your mind open to the inspiration of the music, you will forget that you are listening to an inanimate object. You will almost feel Frieda Hem pel's presence in the room. We want you to make this test. It will give you all the rare sensations th at a'm usic lover gets at the opera or concert. It will probably determine you to become the owner of a New Edison, but you will not be urged to buy. Come to our store’ and say,- “ I w a n t to test the New Edison. pTTOUiicesthe player rolls as the artists played them. For• i a/^i Piano, let us demonstrate a Knabe.,i 11or i i • j j i _ ji McPhail Grand, pianos endorsed by the world’s greatest• artists. • ". . For the very latest in hand played song rolls, and Edison Disc and Amberola Records, come in and select a few from our complete stock. EA SY TER M S P H O N E 931 �. •. **.Sc • PAGE TWO *•*- -*« _ ____ _ t " > Justatablespoonful of GRAND­ MA, the wonderful pow dered toap in the water. That takes the place of all the chipping, slicing and nibbing that you do now whenever you wash or clean. And you save soap. . You know just bow much to use. Isn't It simple? What woman would put up with tbo fuss and bother of put par soap lying around and wasting bar away,-when sne can now bars this marvelous pouNfssW soap. H Try this Powdered Soap Today! . errf, £5F r *. ' §§ Grandma's Powdered Soap Saves TIME—Saves WORK—Saves SOAP Your Grocer Has It! B C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF* SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD GENEVA Miss Kathryn Flynt was the guest of Miss Ethel Collins at Chuluota for a few days last week. Misses Edna and Alice Geiger re­ turned to Orlando last Thursday after having spent two weeks here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Geiger. Miss Corinne Raulersnn of Palm Beach is.visiting Miss Lois Grant. V. T. Peters and family nn<T Will Brown und family^motorcd_lo-Day­ tona fast Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Culpepper is staying in Sanford this week with her little daughter, Louise, who is being treated by Dr. Tolar. We are glad to note she is improving, Mrs. Aubrey Moran and daughters are spending two weeks with Mrs. Moran’s sisters. Mrs. J. E. Boss and Mrs. W. A Wilsey at Lockhart. Endor Curlett liasrecently pur­ chased a "Dodge." K_r- -j I and Georgia Pattishall before going to their summer home in Waynesville, N. C. D. It. Nation received a pleasant surprise a few days ago in fhe form of a rheck for $1,592.65 sent him by the Lebanon, Pa., Junk & Lead Mining Co., as his dividend on three shares of stock which htf bought over thirty years ago. In some way tiie company had never been able to do anything before this and be had givep up ever hearing from it again, but it seems the great demand for junk and lead during the war re­ newed the efforts of the company, and this time it was made a paying proposition. ' _____________ T1IE SANFORD HERALD Ihirin Tmflhretrnuhf'.s that she had to have or should have. IS !, the “ HOTEL.” Take a peep at the old Welboume block now. It looks ^ like it has been the victim of an air raid. But in a few months from now it will be one of the most modern and up-to-date hotels in the State, 'our “ BASE BALL FRANCHISE.” that Sanford did not have 2nd. Something to have’but should have had. Vnr." should all be proud of our chances to he represented in organized Base Ball. And from all indications we are going to have a team to be proud oT. v J.et's boost the prop- V osition. v v*- v . \ ab .1 i . ' •■ — " X , and last, “ hut by no meansUHL Sanford how has a “ Cents Clot] Store” that she “ HAD TO HAVE, is now possible for a man to buy somethin nice, get something good, buy clothing of tlu very best make and at the same time buy it a t prices that are right. That store is our store. If you could see the actual money saving methods and profit sharing ideas which we have worked into our business you would readily understand why so many practical buyers have so frankly expre&sed their en­ thusiasm over our place. . Why Not Take Advantage of A^Real C lo th in g Store? ‘The Home of Correct Style* for Particular Men" ____________ was a typical Cupidjwba as the Varrage ’Mr. ^Cameron and young people came to a' standstill stepped nut, made their usual ovor-Sunday visit aiming his how und arrow straight at the beach with Mrs. Camcrop and at the honoree; who was**Iead to a other members of th<* family. seat beside the carriage "where she Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tyler drove opened the many beautiful Rifts their car to Jacksonville Tuesday, with which it was laden. Mrs. M. Mrs. Tyler will go on to Wayne*E. Dooley and Misses Claire Ilarri- 1ville. N. C., for the summer, son. Kathryn Flynt and Helen MoMf an(J „ „ c D Couch mnd ran. assisted Mrs. FattUball ... aarv-, littlc dauRhtcra arc scttIed jn their ng refreshments, $hlch.consisted of pretty new home at Lake Onoro. Lady Baltimore cake and iced, Mr. Uchida arrived here Monday tea. Those present at this pleasant occasion were Misses Alice Coffee, from Philadelphia, Pa., and is a Claire Harrison, Helen Moran. Kath­ guest at the Toyama home on Bearryn Flynt. Lois Grant. Corinne dull avenue, Mr. Uchida exjieetir to Kaulerson and Elizabeth Stones, engage in farming nnd Mrs. Uchida Mesdames H. Pattishall, E. will join him later. John Warren arrived home Thurs­ Dooley, W. J. Daniel,_W. B. Bal­ lard, Porter Wakefield, W. A. Whit­ day from" overseas and is looking comb, Troy Proctor, Geo. Peters, fine. ‘ John went to France in De­ Y* T. Peters, Chaa. Phillips, (J. O. cember, 1917. Nicholson, Aubrey Moran, W. T. J. R. Hayden has bought sev­ Adams, C. F. Harrison, C. Coffee, eral hundred head of range cattle of It. Q. Gresham, M. I. Baker, S. D. Mr. Leslie of issimmee. George Willlums, L. P. Chambliss, Claude Mitchell from here Kauistcd in bring­ Coffee, E. H. Kilbee and J. M. ing up 600 head last week to the Chaffer. Hayden ranch the other side of Cook’s ferry and expects to bring 500 more this week. LONGWOOD PICK-UPS Mr: McGahey’s shingle mill will Simeon Filip was thankful and be in operation in a few days and happy last week to receive a letter Longwood will be a town of industry from his • mother and daughter in n shingle and crate mill,.____ Roumaniar^He httd not heard from A: Y. Fuller and family of Or­ •them in three years. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain lando were up Sunday looking over the "Hand grove that he 1ms recently are here from Daytona Beach for a purchased. Mr. Fuller plans to portion of the week. move his family here later on. WEKIWA ITEMS The recent heavy rains have dam­ John Clcry is spending a few days aged the watermelon crops in tlfis witfi his family, who movdfl otr to to section. Mr. Coates’ place hero a few weeks Mr. nnd Mrs. Histlinc were shop-j ago. pirtk in Orlan do last Tuesday. Little Ruth Rooks of Sanford 1ms Miss Lillian and Adrian Waits been visiting at N. A. Brockaway's. spent several days in Orlando with Miss E\fa Boyd was*in Sanford Miss Evelyn Waits. shopping Saturday. •Mrs. J. N. Searcy and C. IL The Wekiwa people were pleasant­ Searcy were in Orlando on Friday. ly surprised Tuesday night when ..M r. and Mrs. C. W. Enttminger and Mr. und Mrs. Will Satcher were Carl Dees stopped off the train. He had just received his discharge at shopping* in Orlando on Saturday. Camp Jarkson, having been in the Mrs Griggs and daughter. Mary servir(l OVPr n y rar, Hc will go to! of Sanford *.-ro calling on friends | w„ r k ,n Sanford Mondoy with M r . j Monday. * ; Venable. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Dinkel were in j --------| Orlando Saturday. I’PSAI.A AND GRAPE VILLE Mr. Nii-knell and J. E. Phipps mo-J There is talk of a picnic at Belair j tored over to Osteen last week to I Lake on the Fourth, We hope if rail on Mr. and Mrs. Searle | there is one everybody will come and Longwood is listening for wedding have a jo’ly time, bells. Mrs. Bengston returned Fridny to Since the weather hns been fine the home of her daughter, M rs.'T, Tile "Willing Workers" gave a shower in hoqor of Miss Alice Coffee last Saturday afternoon at the home of their teacher. Mrs. II. il Putlishiill. The house was beautifully dec­ orated with bamboo and rut flowers. At the appointed lime a miniature carriage, all in white was drawn up o n Friday Mrs. Maurey and son. Mr, and Mrs. II M. Pattishnll the .hallway by Miriam Whitcomb and Lieut. W. A. Pattishall left last and Charley Dooley. in the car­ Gregory and .Mi*.* Edith Rand and Tuesday for Washington, D. riage were seated little Emily Huth Ruth Hand, all of Orlando, and Mrs. where they will visit Misses Blanche Tice as driver and Kenneth'Harrison J. S. Dinkel spent the day at Palm Springs. Geo. Laurine and Will Lewis were in Orlando on Saturday. 3 B ig H a p p e n in g s , 1 WEST GENEVA AVENUE We are having some fine weather now, after so much rain and the ronda are getting good again. We are all glad to know that Mrs. Barney Beck—am] Lahy boy are on Mr Nicola has hern suffering with inflamed eyes hut is much better now, so he is able to be out again. Mrs. George Ballinger is on the Bick list this week, but we truly hope Bhe will soon be able to be out again. • Elmer Tyner and Miss Eunice Tyner were calling with Mr*. J. E. i Vaughn Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. John t-y Robinson i are visiting with home folks again, ’ after spending -overal months in Georgia with Mrs. Robinson's people und they expect to go back in Sep­ tember where Mr. Robinson is em­ ployed In the railroad shops. ■ It is a hard job to get the cattle to the dipping vat now’. They seem to know what they have got to go through with when they get there. We almost have to drag them through it. . ... Paul Mansfield from Tampa is spending awhile with his aunt, Mrs. J. E*. Vaughn. Mrs. Jack Vaughn was in Sanford Tuesday and made si viral calls be­ fore coming home. Will Robinson is stili busy getting off his tomnteos nnd sweet corn this week. The airplanes were passing over Tuesday nnd wo thought one was going to pitch, it came down ao low. We all wish there was a good place for them, hut owing to the. rainy .weather we haven't one—too much mud and water. Well what about the kaiser? What has become of hlmT Is he still at his old job of sawing wood? EAST SANFORD ■ Mr. and . Mrs.. Irving E. Estridge are happy at the arrival of n daugh­ ter, born Sunday, June 15th, and has been given the name of Marian Elizabeth. Miss Eusta Burgess is here from Wilcox, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Rosa Long and family. • Mrs. Bryan II. Squire and. children are leaving Saturday by boat for their home in Jacksonville. Miss Helen Chorpcning is accompanying them for a visit of some length. . fri,‘'n'I» in TamP“ Mrs. Jack Collins and their fuur interesting children were in Grapeville Sunday afternoon, calling to aep Mrs. Ballinger. e understand Mr. Ericson nnd family have moved into their new home hut it is not quite finished yet. There was preuching Sunday at the Lutheran church, the minister being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Magnuson. Willie Tyner, who has been with Mr. und Mrs, Krell lately was visit­ ing at the home of his uncle Tom on Sunday. Mrs. Ballinger is out of sorts this week with a bad cold. We arc sorry to learn that Mrs. Beck and little Minnie, Barnwell nnd Charles arc still having a had time with the mumps. Only u Sunday or two more for the Sunday school, so let’s make the most of them—3 o'clock and room for nil. A Wi ndf a ll . The origin of '*wlinlfnll," In the sense of *'good luck." dates from tile time of William the Conqueror. It wns then n criminal offense to cut timber In the forests. Only such could be gathered ns the wind had blown down; lienee, a heavy windstorm wns hulled by the peasants as so much good luck, nnd from lids.cornea the modern applica­ tion of i lie expression. • ’ .; : '_______________ ___ _ n iN E 20. 1919 ^ ^ m Quality Service P r ic e s At the Fcrnnld Hardware Co. . Old Stand ' •■ New Goods A rriving Daily ■yf= ■ i ' ••• \ jf W H O I S Y O U R F R IE N D ? | —YOUR GROCER; If H e Isn't, Well Why? Trade where your Grocermaii appreciates Friendship We have the very' best of everything in the staple ami fancy grocery line. Feeds of ail kinds. West Side Cash Grocery (Ask Our Customers) J. W. Booth PHONE 166 L. F. Roper 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE Joining Bulkhead on the West. Two blocks of building With two story factory building. Address: C. KENNISON, P. O.. Box 505, Orlando, Fla. We Are Too Busy to write an.advertisement for this week and only want the people to remember that .we are “ READY” for “ BUSINESS” in HARDWARE, PLUMBING and FIXTURES . A Complete Line of Everything in Hardware and House Supplies. Give us your contract for Anything in Plumbing. We have experienced workmen and guar­ antee satisfaction. LEE BROTHERS Stone Gove Block - East First Street ’ N. B .-It will pay you to walk a few steps farther and see our line Overland Sales & Service Company I n s ta lle d “ M od ern A u to L a u n d r y ” — _ ___ _ __ - -it Goodrich With Competent Men to Wash and Polish Cars ______ T ires, 6 ,0 0 0 t______ Mile " ____ Guaranty And just think what wonderful service everybody is getting out of their MODEL “ ” 09 OVERLAND CAR. - * . �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE T ill } rn * w y 'omouhF t PU1UNA SCRATCH Builds l a r g e Frames Tvmw* EASY “A Feed For Every Need” Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of all kinds, carloads a special Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Sweet Potato Plants When You Want Anv- / ^ A rT I ? C l P D thing Just Phone- 1811 H iO or be aaecrtained by legal and silbhe division, in the order of their isaue. on by paying to the clerk of the Circu t ; suen cerimcates ami on unpaid taxes Court iof the county wherein the effort. f°r the year 19IG and prior thereto land dese ribed in said certificates is circuit ‘he rate of 8 per cent per annum located the amount of the certifi­ eded in fro,n ‘he first day of April, 1918; cate t _„ to be redeemed shall bear to the - which n,*‘l interest on all unpaid or omitted ’whole, and — I any and all xubesquent certain ',‘nJtea foe tjie yuar , omitted or unpaid taxes due on said able to quent years at the per | land to be redeemed prior to the cent per annum for the first year and year for whioh flic next' certificate 1 hard S 1>cr cont l,cr a»“U»n thereafter, was issued, with interest on certifi­ hich is beginning with the first day of April cate issued in the year 1917 and prior x mat- next nfu?r t,,e -vcar for "hich such thereto and unpaid or omitted taxes klation. taxo‘i are due. __________ _ 1 or_lhe_y eac—iS Ifi-a nd-prior-therrtrr ^TnlJa^ Sec. 2. That the clerks of the at the rate of 8 per cent per annum session Circuit Court pf the several counties from the first day of April, 1918, and the in- of the stare of Florida are hereby interest on subsequent certificates and tinplUd taxes its^..pr»widc*L in Section 2 of this Aft. I See; -J. That when the face value of any certificate held by the state issued subsequent to t ho oldest tax certificate held bv the sta'e covering any land to be redeemed or |mri based is greater than would he the Ati A'i to provide for the redemp­ unpaid ur omittiul taxesrior the year tion .o t -rale of tax certificates he'd for which such subsequent tax. cer­ by tin stale of Florida, covering tificate was issued, when based on limit sold to the state and to prothe last assessed valuation against leribe t c dutioa of tile cltlk oi tin* she land, then the unpaid taxes for tircuit court i n " connection the. ethat year based on the last assessed n*ot><<rs! A 'T T ? i 1 Hi 1 • Sec. 7. Thai none oA»the provisions of this Act shall go into .effect or be­ come operative, in so far as relates to the sale of tax certificates, until January 1. J920. thereby giving the owner or agent or representative of the owner, or other person acting for the owtier, the 1privilege of redeeming his bind under this Act. up to and in cludirtg ' Dec. ill. 1919, without an>-' person having the right to purchase H ill H a rd w a re G o. ------------------- Stands for — -■ 1 SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE JUST RECEIVED A BIG SHIPMENT OF Sam.* are hereby repealed Sec. 9 That* this A t feet immediately upor and approval by the upon its becoming u such approval. Approved June 9, 19 Ity B y -P ro d u c ts . i % are ->ub*tat|is-s or re- silll-. otiluljeq cnlinlenillj or tlV'Idctltnlly. In |b ■ operittion of it sp>sdfle pnicess or niamiraehtre of wiineililng else. in butiflilg game for fooil (be tildes mid f.'-uibers ttiv.b.v-produces; In numtifncttirtig lumber Mtwibi*t ami s t p i v l n g s nii I.' p r o d u c t s ; In il - uitiiirtdi-e I* ll b> •prwtlK't, n| i ' v oil, i \ n l u i ! In tin* Valuation may be collected in lieu of llf n c tu re , •!. the amount due on sqrif subsequent tllOItgll Hot I 1-, certificate and such certificate *i.:iil t>r, »ci-ss. See. a I hat tin* unpaid or tun tted taxes shall he collected (ipon the basis of the regular valuation pined by tin- assessor upon the laud for the year for which taxes remain un­ .. .*»»_■ L«*t |J4ft Oe IV“ paid and where no valuation wu< *■> or purchased can lie aacerpile ed that the Iasi assessed valua­ 'o*g.*»l and usual subtion prior thereto shall be mouldered f any and all tax eertifithe regular valuation; but where the ' l by the stale of Florida i *— last assessed valuation against any the year 1917 and prior land to he redcPmed or purchased limn the payihent of the is less than tin* regular valuation See. ;| That where there are more f “tich certificate or certifithen the last valuation shall he used: - ii h portion thereof as the than one tax certificates held by the he redeemed or purchased Hfate against the same land, the cer­ -ir to the whole, and the aub- tificates (except the. last certificate! imitted taXes or taxes that may be redeemed in whole or in part i been paid. including taxes where the part to be redeemed run THEY CARRY EVERYTHING 201 West First Street IDEAL Fircless COOKERS J a p a n ’s D cllpHtful C lim a t e . •tnpah (* i m t-id e i<•!, b i'c a ii-e of Its d e lig h tf u l cl1......... th e phtv g r o u n d of the I'iiM of utlloP cplltl* tries of (I,,- fni East Indies, the Phil­ ippines, and ill,' Strait* set IleMH'tll", fleck to .! ij- t|- in tin" Ind summer uouith* to i'll ioi It* tiioimtiou re-'n’t*. Owing to (tic Ui|g»* tuiirNl lui*ilie*s some of th.—.' ro-iirt* present ail the Up-to-date iidtantiigi'". Lib erty D r w an ds Fu ll Lo ya lty. W e Iiuiioi 1 I.. r l > In unitn* ntnl forur. U 'c *et u;> her -intuir- a n d «omid her prid-c*. Poll we h a v e not y et fully t r u s t e d ■h e r And wi t h o u r growtfi, so grow h,*r dem and* S h e w ill h a v e no luilf *er\ Ice 1,ord MiPuluiny, H ill H a r d w a r e C o The 40ft cruising vaeht "VEKOM.V’-for sale or trade, for automobile or land Fli-cps six Electric lights and modern equipment. Power­ ed with a 2-1 horse power. 4 cylinder, t cycle motor Address: C. KENNISON, I*. (). Box 505, Orlando, Fla. KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN This is our own original way of keeping prices down—and keeping our stock clean. One vO” stands for “Odds and Ends” and the other “0 ” for “Overstocked.” If we had tremendous Clearance Sales we could dispose of odds and ends and overstock­ ed goods, but we have to sell a lot of staple stock at a loss to do it and raise our prices at other times to make up the loss. By putting “O-and-O” tags on merchandise and reducing the price, we clear the “O-and-O’s" only, and at the same time keep prices on regular goods down. You don’t have to wait until the end of the season to get these 4,0*and*0” bargains, you can find them every day. : : : : : : *• : : : : : ■: - : : : :• : : • • '• • • CH SUITS—Most of these Suits, were Carried Over from last year “0-and-0” tickets .on these suits to move them quickly. You may find :e, you may not. Come in and Look them Over. PRICE PRICE PRICE SIZE $7.00 4.00 7.50 $7.00 36 - PRICE • SIZE $.9,50 32 - PRICE SIZE $7.00 42 - PRICE $6.00 We are placing PRICE PRICE PRICE $ 4.00 4.00 4.00 $4.00 15.00 4.00 $4.00 8.50 4.00 4 8 P a ir s o f S h o es w e are p la c in g “ 0 - a n d - 0 ” T ic k e ts on. Y o u m a y fin d y o u r siz e, y o u m a y n o t. L ook th e m ov er. W e q u o te b e lo w a fe w o f th e s iz e s an d p rices. N o t a ll o f th e siz e s an d p r ic e s a r e q u o ted h e r e , h o w e v er. Gun Metal Blucher Oxfords White Canvass Oxfords No; 6 1-2 - <« « g p2 * 3 And Others, Look Them Over Everything Men an �' * ------------ “ ■ I ' V POUR t h e sawford h era ld THESANFORDHERALD Published Every Friday by HUretmirnoN n n n •N ADVANCE <»NK YUAN 11 .MOVTIIS T II It KK MlIM ||S giving uj newspaper work Col. Applcyard w»" not eligible for the postilion a >«l his mantle will fa || upon Mr. Haynes who is in every "ay a moat• worthy successor. Thii innkos Mr. liny nes s/rretary of the South Florida Fresa Association and secretary of the Fllrida Press Asso­ ciation. '_•„ • n ^* r r^Artrof^March s a 3rU i s, IB s 7a> * * - ; i omr. It. r«l<l IlnlldlSg Tct^hoa. No, | » 1 Hail for the Sanford Dally fferatd ^ and accept no substitute. THE SANFORD HERALli 8 city should have a Busines i.eague to keep things mov _Despatch ««>’» the White ( , u have rapt ft red Krnsnoyngorka. 1 i« good news for wc were afraid.t w«"|j,| c.ipmr’o that place ii niter the base ball season is over omhig alrfm-t together. n'tmercial X X y. Tl 1"e ' es V0U ma<Jc yostcrday won't win the game today. .. 1 Banking . W o t to .save yesterday will not help you nav fliat bill today. STOP! LISTEN! ACT' * • S I I I P L i S 315.000.UO ■^L^AwryouHPiKiHTSS f C. M. HAND — SANFORD, FLORIDA R. c- H. COUCH *••*» C.thi*, THE B A N K TH AT in s u r e s y o u r DEPOSITS X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X W V Y ^ ,^ .n A. GLORIOUS COUNTRYV Pierce of pa| m Bfeach fc been absent in °l the Florida Press * groves, firm farms and a happpy and countries America looks good contented makes a strong personnel Eustis ha* just Times will doubtle> “ ’ no I'>nce in Arnerraised a publjciry_fund widespread .nf fouf-thott. frlohtis, npProvaLby-'her many t hose—ritiPtr^tcrniliT Ji:a- lu‘jk». quite *fT °c quite, us great things 'loilars which demonstrates probably lift the cloud from them during the mor hcautiM as Florida and this particu next year, . any other one thing thin Whit nor is Okeechobe meet at Eus accomplished • >>e cannot Pensacola next y1 theri we * •Mr.,. L d isju k , *IS alive to_ her opportunities.. highly educated young year and lady "nda too loud n‘ .Mayes of the Pimsacol a wide acquaint! ^e region is the will undoubtedly he -----la Journal J best aerve her in her new the nex] vico they 'Id. Then get president and the *or ,tlr Past ten days •i president und peop entire world ( °ur Stute Press *w ‘he-worth ,n th,‘ work w Association will h<> ,,r ruled by a lady and a lady w| •mster of rho. ' ,r 1,,m marning. sii , •- , and n r,...* .. knows how to run a 1»ig dailv pap, ■l,“ run a press ipworiation tn South Florida. wotnan’s elul. or „n ordinary pin iM-rani antioum, ,”a- tlAn,f ''tits the editors ul Florid M.ss Paul has be hnt this excellent nre all to the good and have much t ° 1 ‘he Times fp, bo transformed ‘°rwartl to in th e ’ host r,... months and has • btrsitiess men ,,f w.-il in thn work, acquitted Howe ver, action so strong-onp the route of ; I t he ot!-< j i-ment „f the II,r1"iety e<|ito;*j, , l.v ininh " Kive the pen, 1 tun the average, Irum FInrnla „ i’-ipated. The e’» Art tmr Smit Ii ' •** sl'e is leaving wished f„r ha y-live (ion,I old "mas Moorehuven t hLs J his fort let h v I lie Hie | .c, s|, ouj president, S u ccess a n d A p p re c ia tio n OUR PR E-IN V EN TO R Y S A L E ‘which closed la ay. was an unusually successful one eve highest expectations, and we take th express to you, the many, friends an is store, our thankc -------- • In spite of the . Sale there are Odds and Ends accumulated, but are now selling at very low prices ■ / H.R.STEVENS c**«m»*i ' 1"iigr.ii ulati you success. tm Ashorialmn *'«•« held for th years or more Appleyard. but i B U S I N E S S AS IN BOWLING " ’alter 1lay nes of beeen «uch a success a* the South FJorida Press that ho just naturally* bad the Job wished upon him at c< Appleyarcl s retirement. While w*o re building hotels nnd factories and new home s this Aurnmer there wil minutes left for* base hall. Sanford has caught the makijs cities nnd Sanford Th X . su b l* l , rank Ku>- Anderso, tie Buri , ° m‘ !U" Courl,,T' informant nn over ,a,,> !,lar‘*- I indulgence in Lake county’s hosI pftality last week gets olf the follow. resting; Jaw a 7 f ing: . >r Mob Holly «f the Sanford announces that his paper will a daily, .in the early' * fall. Ily is receiving-great cncotir- Sanford never felt any better young life Than• right now... j u s a 20. I»I9 Newly Received Several Thousand y a r d s of *'v P n ld isl.e d '"’M fall profess,,,f,a| ami a, , | a l jy The mer. ,lf S;| , lam,(ring f,,r u ,' Prof II ilrh Here •I A I"' Hatejt, formerly ■eq.al „f the (ivied i High S,*hn | more recet fly ,,, t„, t . I ' ■'! y A . was in the rily I! ■' ,al,,,K "" bis many friends has "•‘,n 1be army servi, months and will g„ ,,.( ( »ba. to take charge of t|„. ‘"mill work of the y (. 'bat city lie -Will teach Engli. t be Spanish boys and Spanisl English speakin / ,„|Man., p‘ a y-..r in C . " ' at ‘ sjy' tha- while b«-art Is in the V. M A WOf bn-* not forgotten Seminole Co an, When he finishes the w „ ri t Uba he will come back »„ ! :,v' been id r ea c he d t h a t s t a t e of mln.j wh • bere is abs ol ut e h a r m » n \ her the pocket book ' « ' • essentials in t he success , n e ws p a p e r e nt er pr is e from the d n “SH s" l“ »f t he proposition „ - n u r s e the Her al d Will be sucre . ' " ‘' h morally, phyaicallv. men y | a , , ,l "rianrially. If t h e r e are . " ’ b'-r ways of Ini ng successful a re to he a d d e d to t h e a bo v e i A n y w a y those Sa nf or d folks nr, I r o n K'-a t u l a t e d o n wa nt in g a d p a p e r e nough to be willing . t o t h e piper a n d in h a vi n g two n e w s p a p e r men to furnish t h e i duet. . . * FOR OUR Now that coining home | soon he with u I should in sou h a p p y w o m e n Pfimt) Of Them in .S„nf„f,j am, • Itenson for It Wouldn't any woman he happy ' Da'vs n}‘Un ° bttc.kache Days of misery, nights ofsuffering unrest I ] • distress of urinary troubles ■■hen she finds freedom? ’ Many r‘‘a,Ws wi“ Drolii hy ,he follow j i’“ • * l“gladly "izz r on The Tim, h nd* °l Miss Alico th her twin sister, fr heave often viswill be pleased to > Dom the Tampa cl lies ami counties are 'arranging celebration. „nd home coming weeks honor of the. boys and Seminole county should not he backward in this tribute to the returning soldiers (and sailors. The war is over but the memory of the deeds of American soldiers and sailur* will always be kept green and we should arrange some suitable date for a big celebra­ tion and make it an annual affair. V cannot do enough for the boys who went into this war that justice and freedom and democracy should <vc and this is the time to show these bravF boys how well we appre­ ciated their efforts in safeguarding our country. The Board of Trade, should take up this matter nt ....... i r ’ 1" ,.sp "r" 1 ««*' o-.v this endorament '• INDLE W ▼ JAttfOHVlUf’flA E»f)pwWiA (bnipMe flodem Screened outride roow•JfwB\ UufoJ•1.0 up^■C&ir\ CDh/wclioivCbnvMxwrvf to fvwyrM •In w r f of City-Send for Booklor- •• ? • ^IHDtXW.jniTH. PROP'R • J u n e “V icto r R eco rd s of N ew I n te r e s t ■■'“giving lor their return iet,try for our arms. Not eompany from Seminole not welcome them in a heir return but we can ‘ ‘ with « grand hoThe «’»• nn that will show wt 1 1 e hei G» tnu editor of the Herald had the pleasure lust week of visiting many Pf0,.n.t> J? L“ke county as a member of the Florida Press Association and renewing acquaintances of twenty years -ago. Uko county rightly named has hundreds of clear Water rders and one ■ra to Jackson;h some of (he most picturesque scenery Jn this land of tropical verdure. We knew that i bake county would give us „ warm * " C0T and W9 werc no‘ dhtappoint-, ed. These people arc among the beat people on , earth* and as hosts I they are par excellent. They have a I fine county a„d they believe in ad- 1 vertising and the result is a countv I PAGE FIVE In and About The City -.*4 tona Uracil. . ’ E ’"™ ’uuu dollars in Gold Federal R ^ i ^ B o n k ^ r t h e 0110" ‘ ° 'd ’’ hcld b y the the m em ber, o f the Federe! E e e e rv e 'S w e ,.',^ ^ afforded b y U ,U g r ™ it> th i, benefit. ■ * ^ ^ ' 7 !' m* ah,lrM in the protection C> o u r eu.tom er yo u eUo r te r e FIRST NATIONAL BANK ^porL believe in newspaper advertising the proper way to get their goods forr-Thr People. Tjiey nre after suits and newspaper advertising bringing them the results. \\ anted:—Some honestly that they with our quality haven’t found one & I1RITT. as here-' ver,—<-,*ld* -nrd -fr:tlr~![ p;— J r kilt is the germs that cause >lte 11tl) is back from Franc, wants a job ii ,. i„ an (j, industrious lad willing to ,j.i nog and some firm that needs a g man should employ Leslie at Returning soldiers siiquld lir.-t call i^employment. Arthur K Taylor tdfthe credit def the American Agricul­ tural Chemical Co., with head­ quarters in Jacksonville is in the city a few days on business. Arthur formerly was in th,. newspaper huxjnes< ami v,.;» cue of t ?n* best known cartoonist- in the south, working on the 1 cUiintnle Sun. Dixie and other Florida publications. ■■ “ ■i .» ,,• “ mis ...... .. suit,-ring ran row buy the TIIOR Jrom THOR dealers anywhere in the I'ritel Stales for >,nlv Balance in Small Monthly Paym’ls Thi*:fl,r,r.“ l TIIO,t tb-lline flan , h.il.l. tn.lhi* »«>-iFr Till No Extra Cost for Special <• I m ill within rrarh »t r,v ry houwI* r., more than th . hire of . I»uncll2i». •r f.,r any Private Lighting System Built lo Last a l.ifotii Tt>. Tl|,>!t h,. n., , h.(l .Mj, I.-a,l. rtw T ill *1! ,-,let.| r m n m .oc ,t «llr r wuhinc AUm ovin. psits ui lh- TlUUt ........ . motor dove Stv |he r u| ‘ . (•unrnntccd The TIIOU Is harked by the liberal, liintling guarantts* of llie Hurley Machine Co., the Hurley Matlr'ne Co„ M,,"‘ ■tnour Craves arrived today, mug from Way cress, (J,, , where s been nnd, r iiiedieal treatment '■ A C I. hospital for several v'|,y moiir Ihinks he ha- been n ,"l l :- treatment |Hit tie r- buv,• n«t r,-!eas«wi him Diamonds. Wight Tire I'.i Mr ami Mrs. ^ 1. K. Manuin (his n ty havi* rorpivpd wi»nl tbeir son, Richard A Manning arrived safely in New’ A,.rk aft year overseas with the- Amcr Army His many friends will glad to hear of his safe arrival now „ ,th e’THOR . __ Ls saving money, tint" an •irudgery ,n 225,000 American homes. Why not In.VOUR home? ’’■* l'r ’ *n it will cure Mn leturers also of THcHt El, i. i id THolt iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii ami sliifip'ng ■c g - a l , ’ .. a „,| ' -------------------------eg to allair- „n Ka.-t Ilea, I. ;|r,|; tirla m lo am 1 ' ' ’,l-’ l,u Lundy at f„r,| morning " "r'l 11 •* Mr Ilow- and Sanford at C It,-nil,m. we understand, in j July 11It: Orlaml IIseecbobee Ills permanent Orlando July f,t |, s*M»n ;m .Hintjjlilr ;irra nx all your „!<| everything y,»u Frenrh Shop for sum,- time with a linger on Ill­ • an Im- mail*Ukr«*« .......... icit Iran,I and after an X-ray picture 1 D ( Ward, Osteopath is in k*tt) 1*0 UNI) I'l<i it was t bought best to amputate the Saidord „n Monday. Wednesday t>bb lias more imitations than any With corn above 50 rts finger just above the joint. lie is other Chill anti Fever Tonic on the ami Friday .of each week. 58-tf their bead, oil very ,Itltc . i n p e rs o n s t l t 's m n g in n t • greatly improved ami his friends ar>* market. hu( m, one wants imitations AE and Mrs. Robert Rowe and bug that lakes two ,»r tbr lend Sunday school will hoping for his complete recovery. lit' <■ Bet tie left Saturday for Jack­ in jnedicitiM. I hey are dangerous. to get on loll Iced never hr phone No. 19, nur, or <JI)-J WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN profit. sonville where they will make their 4'J-IOtc nut later Ihn n Saturdny DY THINK OF THE KANDY future home. Jim Miller <>f the Standard Scale, When ;— * noon. F'rre transportation KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR & Fixture Co. of Tampa was in the y,.,u .nrf rtra,,y to »,ut >’°w Ire,I Daiger leaves for Clearwater will he furniNhcd them to shouts, on feed, begin with ..i the B. A, IN IT AVE IfXVB IT. STAR city Wednesday calling on the trade Friday Ln spend three weeks with nnd from If wflfcln n radius Thomas Hog Mediclrfe. Use rcgularTHEATRE BUILDING. 49 -tf and shaking hands with old friends. Im mother and father. Mr. and Mrs ly and watch your shoots round out of three miles of the Meth­ The ninny friends of Miss Ladd Jim looks like he had just returned odist church. into fat hogs in nino months — Brooks will lie pleased to learri that from the trenches and an attack of hogs going well over 200 pounds and she lias been discharged from the mustard gus While taking „tr the as high ns 240. Figure the average " * ') and bus accepted a position in vat* of the radiator of bis car the feeding and you will see Atlanta with the government'. MI.1M other day the hot water boiled all B. A. Thomas Medicine is Brooks is a niece of Joe Cameron of over him, blistering bis face and vestment. Try feedihg this city nnd served at Key West ns bunds and otherwise burning him hogs on this plan and if y. badly. • a J'eomanette. ' .• Ask to ear No. 2294 -Sons of R’lb-My-Tism is u powerful anti­ d ’little septic; it kills the poison caused from America; 2318 — Hail C , mbia; Myers j infected ruts, cures old sores, tetter, 49517 -“There’s a Long, Long Trail; mother. clc49-IOtc Annou ncement . Mr. and Mrs. W J I.,.d,.. «f We wish to thank all our friends for their patronage during the past Down to Brass Tacks. Is ii printer's -lung phrase, yeu' and hope to serve you-again i compositor exhausts the typo hext year. We will be hack in time case" and "gels down to brass with a full new line of millinery, It mentis Hint he Is «|,i#n to with an expert milliner here to serve Horn, or gillie llie limit. you next season. Also a larger and heller line in Indiej* ready to wear. ’ Household Hint. ' • AVe will he open in time to hnve AM.or!. I x\nut you to see (be new everything your daughter needs for ng room ret Mr. Brown bus bought school. Mrs. Wilmof will he in San­ - George Venable bus the contract Ids wife. It uoiimI Just imileh „ur ford every Tuesday and Thursday ■for the remodelling of t c home on i Park avenue recently purchased by George F’ox, Jr. This is a fine loca­ tion and will lie niihJc into a sub­ Ghhstian Science services stantial and 'up to ,IJte home. will be'hehl at the Woman’s Sec the Charles F’lectric Cr. for Club, Oak avenue, between your electrical needs. 58-lte Third and Fourth strets, Firnest Gormley has returned from on Sunday, morning ut | | France where he wan one rf the oclock. .lR.lt first Americans being all through the war as n member of a Missouri regi­ iviv/uouj run kci what they *<int 68-1 tc mental hand. Ernest has gone hack Xnms. . A Correction to his position with the Crown Paper Mrs. J. F*. Umback bus ar­ An article in Inst week’s lieruld rived in the city from Miami and is Dr.. J. F\ McKinnon and si, pr, the guest of Mrs. S. M. Lloyd. Mrs. stated that G. F. -Smith had sold his •Mra. Sharp of .Oakland were in tho Uipbach. is a*.former. Sanford' girl farm*.—Since, wc have learned (hat city soveral days of this week xrtalt- where as Miss Helen Rowland she this is an error. Mr. Smith stated ing ftiends. Dr.l McKinnon has just hnd a large circle nf friends. She to the Herald yesterday that he has returned from a trip to various expects to join her husband at Jack­ not sold his farms, nor did he intend Let us Fend you points in North Carolina and Geor- sonville where they will makV their to do so. future hothe The Herald is always ready and a quart or more willing to correct any efror that | 666 quickly relieves Constipation, of our delicious may chance to creep into our news Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Record for children, put lumbla'people. They « column which is apt to happen in Y o t i w ill a lw a y s h a v e a r e c e ip t. Headaches, due to Torpid Liver. Ice Cream for thing tor kiddies. the host of regulated newspaper* . 49-10tc Your check book record will prevent a re­ Sunday Dinner. The many friends of Private -Mc­ 4 6 — Corengrato. Su Stralc art. n o t ic e payment or the same bill. Donald Carraway will be glad to 6106 La Marseillaise Prior lo July 15th payme know that he has arrived safe from Your credit will be b etter your standing Gravinre. Ing and aldcwalk liens w overseas after spending ono year in " • higher. B cepted at face of lien plus France. He has received his honor­ *78138 —Orientale—Viol by Siedu. * fee and costa. Payments It is more convenient, it is safer, it is more able discharge now from the U. S. order muat be eaah. "After ORDER NOW dignified and busfifcss-likeP^lng Mens will be en Master James Dossey entertained We solicit your checking account. foreclosure. a few of his little friends in honor of By order of city council his birthday on Wednesday after­ J. J. Dickinson noon. After games delicious ice City Attorn cream and big birthday cake deco­ rated with three little candles were a First Week’s Bali Schedule T he'first week’s schedule is an­ J u s t Phone 325 nounced as follows: Orlando and HOME INSTITUTION Sanford at Sanford. July 2nd; Or­ , Undo and Sanford at Orlando July Iaste is tjhe T e s t ^ MEMBER**^ FEDERAL reserve SYSTEM ^ ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE j.aM . rark will. he. open the next two Sundays. night for Dallas, Texas. Burke Klirman and l)r. Walter Seay from Daytona *(H-nt Tue day with his daughter, Mr- Weidman Caldwell, tr cousin. Mrs. •nroute to Dade Quart Mason fruit jars at L. P. McCuller's. • r. Jr. and IIU’o Mrs. It. J. Holly is spending a few 'lay for Atlanta I (ia\- it • Daytona Beach the guest of r. leaving after | lie P.iytona Reach Hotel. her sister, Mrs. 1 Mr and Mrs. Goodspeed were icy vide, S. ' j tori' tig t|if many Sanford people great pain kill»jhiiditi|L Sunday at DaYtftn.t Beach soreness Be /»re and visit the E’rench Shrfp mntism, Neuralgia Sslt/day. y 58-'tc Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and Mr ,inil Mrs R. .1. Holly spent s i. afternoon at Daytona Beach, and Mrs. Sheritl an Jewett : the north this week for a • v,-:t in New- England ••r' proud of the confident-.* druggists and t hi- public J D Ball, Erm*st Betts and Vivia: sp,.,.r were among those who *1" ■' Thursday afternoon a’t Day­ By Getting it man at of J- Ik Daggett, whos t sd-Miss-Alice—Caldwell-left—Tue y 1 aoiiu* nnd up to date advertiser or the slow loach who thinks trade will come to him regardless of whether lie goes after it or not. Complete stock Diamond titv* Wight Tire Co. 55^ / . Aowell’s store* has fine display windows and they hove some one who certainly kn nws how to dress windows. Their windows show big* city class all the time. Vow ell also believes in his borne paper and takes liluTiii apart* all (he tiim* Rnftini* fart h Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers I). L. Thrasher was in Jackson-' them in the ejty f( rilir Sunday rutu ning Monday. visit. They have All merchandise below cosj at the Moorehuven and arc Frenrh Shop Saturdny. 58-lte kul Sanford looks *n Vr> Arthur Smith, Charlotte and , ’u‘,n 11,1,1 will alway Irma arc. at Aaheviilo. North Caro-. A. P. Connelly has lira. , Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Metis and Mr “ trip to‘Atlanta wher ar.ii Mrs. C. L. Mritt went to the to look after several biaclt Thursday Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P MrCuller’s. 56-tf Mr* Carrie S. Jackson of Jack­ sonville >* th g :est of her sister, Mrs. It. J. Holly. Mrs. Jos. Meisch anil two children ami her mother, Mrs. Schmah are at Saluda, North Carolina. Twenty early fall serge suits on sale tomorrow. , French Shop. 68-1 tc ( Mr. and Mrs. Wcfdman Caldwell i ,»rr an attractive ds our stocks of Merchandise at their best I n CO"s,df ab|y after Our Pre-InvenG , ° 0dsC Notlons_and, MciLS-Euivl11 bnd. interesting values in seasonable nd every day you make this store a visit Successor to Yowell-Speer Comp ! ■ *' , Little Happenings .Mention of * Matters In Brief personal Items of Interest bower roumillat �■ THE-a RD HERALD BUDGET OF O P IN IO N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME” for A ll Makes of. Batteries! EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT ■ W W illlPW MPW NW W j A Chief In Among Ye Tuklng Notes anil Faith, "lie'll Print ’cm”--So Says Sauntcrer. Ah I Go On My Way My life shall touch a dozen lives be­ fore this clay is done— Leave countless marks for good or ill ere sets this evening’s sun, Shalt fair orTouriis JmprUTt prove on those my life Ahull Imil? Shall lifinison my impress he, or shall a blight prevail? WJben to the lust great reckoning the lives 1 meet must- go, Shtill this wee Hooting touch of mine have added joy or woe? Shall.Lie who looks their records o’er, | jof name and time and place— Say: "Here u blessed influence'came or "Here is evil’s trace?" : . u ‘- •* .' f t , ? * * . I Battery— . r Joe’ Hull-contends that girls arc more beautiful in the summer than in the ‘winter. I disagree with him and tliink hc bases his opinion on r I asked a West Florida man tho the fad that in the summer you can Other day to tell me about the doings see tpore of them. • And he is staying of the Florida legislature and he said at the beach this summer, too. to ask Fickle and Tripe as they cov­ ered the newspapers this seasop. Thus does glory fade away and my * Sanford is afflicted with n b ad ; two good old friends, Felkel and case of "growing pains" and we are Trice are matlfcned through ignor­ being crowded out of our homes by ance. But 1 will hot that Felkel the influx of new people tfho ure: and Trice covered the field all right coming in by every train. Wo are! From out each point of contact of for they are undoubtedly the best playing a great game of "hide and t my life with other lives seek" or* "pussy wants a corner” i in the profession. Flows ever that which helps the one just now. For instance I am living! , who for the summit strives. in a nice house and some other fcl-j low wants to rent_a JunnC-but can’t Inspection Day once a month is marked on the calendars of man> wise motorists. They know that an ounce o f prevention is cheaper than a battery repair-bill. That’s why they visit us regularly. Wc can recharge and repair any make of battery. Our service is efficient—our charges modest—our work guaranteed. ASSEMBLY IN THE CAMP. U. L. HAIGHT for. Park and Commercial SI. Phone 58-J ATLANTIC HOTEL Bay and Hogan Sts, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. All railroad ticket offices in buildingCenter of every­ thing. \i! modern improve­ ments. I'irst class in every wav. It**t and o/.d running U S Light *•. Hcat corporation ELDER Wo havp a ribbon for your typewriter HLACK, HUH. r — • In' r,'” n -l N rulm ! A m m o n ia l>» part* pir million imfrtuitl \ m m u n i j Tro.'c Pl'RPLE 1,1 ■ilUlllon lo thr if.toil tisj-illly rh irarlirlxlf r . ..r -n ji rl.n II po-u, (-<••••• xprrlal f p s t o r r . of m nrh , a lop . r i p r r f a l l ; llloae I apratii.n nn-i L O W rfrifrpp of hnrrfnp — . 1 h r li a r i n l o li . g l r a l an alja la. n - u l i t n j In an n r r r a f r li.l a l rati « o f Ihr » a l r r . or 3 h a rlrrU prf r r n l . a m i in ti m l l n f no m lo il lia rlrf ia , fully confirm lla g o o d tfUallty I n d lr a lr d by Ihr ( Office .Supply Dept. Sanford, Florida Mid-Month List of Columbia Saxophone Sextette U'\ Foot-trots threudh "Chon{T o ' Tbit ii ih>* tiling. ■ •' t phone. : retd t .I . t o p l .i i n e loan—ami l!i ( 't , .irl '..< l muiley fox-tr j( t ’-m- |.j, Cotjil 1 wiih'‘Waiiini;,"!: jci" Li tin Li-tpr,” another fox-lrc: i.;,l make ynj . step lively. ,.'-2730—U5c i V r* \ / f I (' i' L onging-,'. Love Song With Lovely Harmonies /. long o' 1ivc -ml longing caquiiiitly kir oioni.-i .1 ’ey the Sicrling Trio. Coupled with "Lullaby Bluet," ihc tir,i Columbia number by the American Quait cite. A-2735—85c Scout Routine 16 Rigidly Observed at the Summer Gatherings. ’ i* The HeiicvtileiU and Protective . Order nf Elks are progressive men He*« Wise. . wherever you Jind them and San­ I cannot live on my mil ford ludeg is up to the standard in lhis respect A few years ago San ford lodge, looking ahead twenty years built a beautiful home going ! into debt f o r ‘the Name. Having aan Qualified. abiding faith in the future they "If we lived In former limes this budded a modern palace that was a credit to the city. Then the war baby of ours, my dear, could hnve came on nod members left fur duty, filled nn Impnrtnnt-town position." "Wliat Is ihnt?" the patriotic rail that all Elks are "Town crier." ready to heed at any time and the lodge did not have sufficient revenue to continue. It was a business prop­ osition to sell Ihc building to Sem­ inole County for a court house and Seminole County obtained a great i bargain and now has one o f the , greatest court houses in the stale, j The Elks have a budding fund and the Elks are not going to sit down and let this money stay on deposit long. Unless I am badly mistaken the Elks will soon start a nice club house on the hike shore. They will probably join bunds with some other organization und give Sanford what it needs badly, a club house, audi­ torium and paviilion on the lake front This is only a surmise on m>' 1part hut since most of my dreams I have conic true there is no reason to | doubt this one. I am bunking on the fuct that Sanford needs this im­ provement on the lake front and Sanford’s new spirit will hnild this club house and paviilion in time for the toirrists to take advantage of it ■this season. How about it. Bills? (Conducted by National Council of the Uojr Scouts of America.) A Feu i.iiM ("U.iVMlk f/lfi Twk**Un . . . . Billy Muresy «"d Awrf.-»« Owl-tti l<M(Juit L»t M« Wsnkip You) . . Y-wii »n1 OmtAsi Kiif CaltM MirtS.................... C'lwnVU B» »< Ilifk ScKo*l CsdsU Ms«h . . . * ,. * 'UliuubuBs.ii Huy Am -O hm>«p , V/sUerf AilorU Daao Btw BIm—On*-,up , . . Ycrk** O/’.liiitf. Am C M . «m-d, mmSmlmlU lOik mmj 20,k •/ too U. * COLUMBIA CRAniOPIIONt COMPANY, N« Y«V f u l l l in e Sanford, Florida * of • ,s - pho n o gra ph s and records "If I Imd my wnjr^' snys Edward Iliik. I would hnvo every hoy p,n Ids twelfth birthday bectmio a hoy scout. I know of no single idea In our modern Ufo that has In It so many possibilities for the development of the best qualities Jit a boy ns the scout Ides. "It has been tho making of several boys that I know; It has awnkeued oven a larger number. My own boy U a scout, nml so I speak from personal experience. "The scout Wen fits Inlo these busy days for fathers with pnrtlculnr force, since where the father Cannot give ns much nit cot Urn to his boy ns In normal limes, or Is away from homo on serv­ ice, the ycoulmiiHier comes tn with his steadying Influence In a peculiarly hap­ py wuy, _ * ____________ _ "The entire fundamental structure of good citizenship lies In the Idea: obedience, a respect for authority and himself, consideration for the other fel­ low,‘honor, courtesy, and a love of country. Where Is there a better secu­ lar rode than this to Instill Into a, boy of thirteen?" ■ ' T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor T R Y A H E R A L D W A N T AD A- • N ext T im ong ivr.zcr.ge and ’ „ov/ Co.dlity look dial you ceil’Lxiiist.ik. ALL OUGHT TO BE SCOUTS’ " E y e * T h a t Say I L o v e Y o u ' 1 are th e o n ly k i n d that appear t o I n i j i g a n i l J i c k Kau fm an In this te n o r d u e t, w h i c h w ill a p p e d m i g h i i ’/ to you. C o u p le;! v .iili " W h e n tho U c . i '(lake Honei i :.i - v i i : ; .M,‘n m , ‘l . h y ‘ kie a e m e t h i g v i . . A .2 7 5 3 —S 5s ** t hljfln r 1.75 Osrlx pi T o t sl x i l M - . 5 .(JO jism . pi llir d a ii., 2 1.0 1 p a r i , pi Nilfatt-x _ «. I hr a h a r n r e ( l u n l r a l l , ,.f frrr anil altiuminulit a m m o n i a In I1U. y amnll n mil uni o f rhtorlnr lnitl<-«lra lia r i f d l i n l >| j 1 111^ for HERALD PRINTING COMPANY th a t WATER I Im i r o t t i p l r l n l ran-fut r h i - w i is t a n i l t . i . „ f if,,, .if u u sh l m r . A i l , taxi » r r k , a n u l h s u - a b U I n t - j i h c l a lla H in g i or any of tlu* above with red Ph o n e I-IK SPRING S Price o mf __33 x 4 _ ■ - FABRIC Non-Skid j~ CORD Non-Skid TUBE Fits all makes • of casings P ric e s re d u c e d p r o p o rtio n a te ly KENT V U L C A N IZ IN G W ORKS �f . f ** '( - N V_; -•, . JUWg 10. 1*11 f- sr A N o Two W ays A b o u t It —the man who always does Tiis work day in and day out with the consistent certainty that you can bank on, —brilliantly at times, but thoroughly always, —he is the sort of de­ pendable man thatyou lean on forsure results. f* JO J SQU EEGEETREA D Tires —the tires with the red sidewalls, —are just like that sort of dependable man: »■ • —they have the rug­ ged, robust tenacity, —the grim road de­ ion, —that does a deal of honest, • work. . If you want a tire that will make you come back for more, buy one DIAMOND. THE TELEGRAPHERS STRIDE Johns, N. ,F„ to Clifden, near Gal-------i way, ,reland, has been made by-aero Rut Will Not • Affect’ Business In club ofHcials, who found the seals Sanford " intact on the marked parts of the Manager Hull of the Western airplane, thus officially establishing Union office ,n this city when ques­ the authenticity of the flight. Meanwhile, th* aviators, tired but tioned about the strike of telegraph­ ers, gave out the following informa­ happy are in Lo.tdnn. Roth are well, tion: i but Lt. Brown, the navigator of the The Western. Union pla ed this l,lane‘ »uffer*d bruises on the nose office in Sanford to be kept open and ,acc whcn thp machine landed solely to serve me general public and , ^ h bog. The biplane was badly as manager I intend to keep it open damaged, nnd may have to be dis­ and give the people the right of hav­ mantled. Features of the trip are the carry­ ingw hat belongs to them (communi­ cation with any part of the world). ing of the first aerial mail across the The sympathetic strike among the Atlantic and the transportation of “Commercial Telegraphers* Union" two mascots; a dog and a cat. has not ‘affected our traffic in the Capt. Alcock, describing his ex­ least to Western Union independent periences while flying at an altitude offices. The only places affected are of 11,000 feet said: r. where we have the contracts with It was hailing and snowing. The railroad companies to handle West­ machine became covered with ice by ern Union business anil the railroad 6 o’clock in the mornipg, and re-’ operators at sueft stations are arbi­ mained so until an hour before we trarily refusing to handle any com­ landed. My radiator shutter and mercial communications. water temperature indicator were The Western Union are fully covered with ice four or five hours. equipped with their. regular forces Lt. Drown continually had to climb fAssn. Western Union employeeshin up in.the tutelage to chip off the icc all. independent offices Or handle- ttie with a knife. The air speed indi­ regular traffic. cator also gave trouble, being full-of This 'association was organized by frozen particles which cammour when regular employees of the company .we descended ■ * •to n lower altitude an in Chicago by two veteran telegraph­ hour before landing." ers in the spring*of 1918 and had a The aviators said they did not feel membership of 1200 before any hungry during the flight, but were Western Union official ever heard of extremely thirsty. it. President Carlton of the Western "For a time," Capt. Alcock said, Union Tclrgrnph Co. was petitioned "we spoke to each other through the for recognition of an association com­ communication telephones hut these posed of and officered by W. U. em­ broke down after four hours'and we ployees. . Mr. Carlton agreed to this had to discard them. Th'en I had and a convention was called and a to shout to Lt. Brown: Most constitution and by-laws were drawn ‘conversation’ consisted in tapping up by delegates to that convention each other on the shoulder and going elected by employees in every com­ through the motion* of drinking." pany division, and our organization hns a membership today of' 40,000 Western Union employees in the At It See - t d to Her. United States and Canada. A Mtinll il:u: lit * who appeared In ■be jtppi-r linll-on tin' night ln-r mother Why should we strike? v :i<* chine n tlluin;r party happened 1. We have an eight hour day. 2. We get time and a half for in in little to catch a glimpse of a h.noPnt'io luminn In a decollete gown. over time work. The tiesf morning tin- |lr--i question she 3. We get two weeks 1 vacation nsk'-il was: “Who was the pretty Indy each year with full pay. In the shir* ?"___________ 4. Wo receive very liberal sick and It Doesn't Foller. death benefits, equal in its liberality, "Jest because it man hits a fertile in our judgment, to any sick and hniln Is no Indication that he can death benefit plan now in use by any raise a tot of.hair.’* firm or corporation, 5. We get a square deal. There-1 fore, what reason have we to strike'’ NONE! Ninety per cent of the Western Union .employees arc sticking and will continue to stick to their jobs. The public is assured of efficient telegraph service, ns a trial -of that service now wilt prove. J. P. Hall, Manager. City Council Meets Council met in regular session. Present, IV L. Miller, chairman; i Roy Symca. John Adams. 11. A. | Newman, L. P. Hagan Absent, G. F. Smith, Geo. D. Bishop. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Communication from Fire Chief Paxton relative salary. , On motiop R. A. Newman, seconded by L." P. Hagan and carried, action deferred till next meeting to allow for proper consideration. On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded by R. A. Newman nnd carried, as­ sessment of 1917 tax against W 1-3 of Lot 4, Block 9, Chapman & Tucker's addition reduced to JHOO.UO valuation. Mr. T. F. Adams appeared rela­ tive securing - lighting service from Southern Utilities Co. On motion John Adams, seconded by L. P. Hagan and carried, said company be requested to build line and furnish service to Mr. Adams on French avenue. On motion R. A.- Newman, sec­ onded by L. P. Hagan and carried, sidewalk Ijen amounting to S50.40 against Mr£ S. E. Woodruff he can­ celled account error. On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded by John Adams and carried, matter of street or road across lot of Jerry Jones referred to U. A. Newman for report at next meeting. On motion L. P. Hagan, seconded by John Adams ahd carried, R. A. Newman was instructed to have six water spigots placed in park. On motion U. A. Newman, sec­ onded by L. P. Hagan and carried, paving lien against S. O.' Shinholser be amended to agree with correct measurements at furnished by city engineer. * Council, adjourned. Bad news Judiciously dts; culatlon by purchasing fruit on tTibuted has cost..the, citrua the trees for less than it will be growers of Florida hundreds of worth at shipping time, thousands of dollars. The growers who are memThe fruit speculators are fcer8 0f Florida Citrus Exmost judicious distributors of change maintain a sales organbad news in regard to probable ization that keeps them ,)osled demand and prices for grape­ at all seasons as to. conditions in fruit and oranges. the fruit market and always are About this time of year, as in Poa‘‘5on* 8 * the real facta the old almanac weather predic- regarding future prospects. tions used to say, they may be . .■ expected to start rumors that . .Tt‘c-V M f p other growers to tend to cause uninformed grove lmn them and sa*e an>’ money owners to lose faith in the value heretofore lost through1 fear stimulated by the bad news the of their growing crops. , * speculators have inspired, the Then in a little while the ten years’ record of the Florida speculative buyers will move Citrus Exchange assuring a over Florida and cash in on the square tjefil to all who become bad news they have put into cir- affiliated with it.' Join the Florida Citrus Exchange, know the truth and profit by the knowledge. Per.full information ahout.muabership, write, w in, ’phone or coQ on , ‘ . Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Fla. . L. A. HAKES, Manager Orange County Citrus Sub-Ktrhange URDANDO. FLORIDA A WANT AD WILL RENT OR SELL THAT HOUSE —that only product* that come from thn shops, rerognired as America's best, can have the distinction of earning a display space In the salesroom of ‘ WIGHT TIRE COMPANY a a K E L L Y -S P R IN G F IE L D a n d D IA M O N D T IR E S M IC H E L IN T U B E S The tire equipage we can furnish you, for car or truck, from the above combination, is unsurpassed, nor can It even be approached In quality, regardless of what you pay for it or where Ra purchased. This Is a broad statement. Let us prove It. CHANDLIERS - REPUBLIC TRUCKS Illl 1111 1111 llll - CHEVROLETS From the above line we can meet your requirements with a standard slxe touring car or roadster having riding qualities that are unexcelled, an ease of control that is nothing short of marvelous, furnished with a list'of equipment that Instantly ap­ peals lo a refined taste and fully satisfies one whose demands are most exacting. It’s hardly necessary to say that It’s a Chandler. In the commercial vehicle field we can fulfill your requirements with anything from a 1000 lb. Speed Wagon to a 6 ton truck. The truck will be a REPUBLIC, the standard truck builders of Ike world. Perhsps in addition to the family car you want a small car that you can go and come In, light In weight, low In upkeep and operating eost, dependable absolutely. If this Is the case,. It’s without question—a BECAUSE—this organisation Is particular about the merchandise It sells it selects it with care, and marks It at prices tkat represent Its real worth—that cement a bond or confidence which exists between Itself and Its customers. FIRST OF ALL—Before ire will take any makers product Into our salesroom * we must be convinced without • doubt that we can conscientiously offer It for sale to our customes. Integrity and slralghtforwardeness Is charketeriallc of the service we offer. It will pay you to avail yourself of It. ICE COVERED MACHINE W IG H T 1= * ** « S.' j SEMINOLE BANK ANNEX Magnolia Are. SA N F O R D , - FLA. * - Aviators Had to Keep Chipping lt From Radiator Shutter London la celebrating the achl ment of the (Lo British airmen, who completed the firat non-stop transAtlantic flight, meanwhile preparing for a formal reception to the air vlcton—Capt. John Alcock and Lt. Arthur. W.’ Brown. Formal examination of the Vickera airplane, in which j flew 1,850 nautical- miles * —ft - Automobile and Tire Dealers “ There’s a Man at the Curb to Serve You” 1 —. 9* . • v> � 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, June 20, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 20, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 20, 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/52e621f00440d85bce6127f8f967b41a.pdf cf4fdd62fa13d3ae22bb389a376e00e6 PDF Text Text • - V v :. > 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 58 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919 VOLUME X FIVE HUNDRED IN SUBS A. P. Connelly Real Estate Co. Will • Take Tliat Many . A. P. Connelly, among the fore­ most booster of Seminole county was the first man here to talk of a dally newspaper and offered to take $500 worth of subscriptions when it starts. He wants it distinctly understood that he is one of the first subscribers and certainly he is the largest sub­ scriber for he is the first man to con­ tract for $600 worth of subscriptions to the dally, although D. C. Marlowe did take the first individual subscrip­ tion to the Daily Herald. And that reminds us that up to date there has been - p l a e e d ^ O f r lhan~100' annual subscriptions to the Daily Herald, and they have come in voluntarily as no. campaign-or canvass has been made as yet for subscriptions. *'My dear,” she said as a last ef­ fort at persuasion, "you might obHge your father In this, he Is good to you, Snllle. And why you should have nn absurd aversion to men of learning Is more than I can understand. ••Professor Laldlaw, who Is coming to have dinner with us tomorrow, Is one of the nicest men I ever met. tou r father has known him for years, and hla Judgment, where worthy men are concerned, Is of the beat.” “ If~inviting this professor I d d i n ­ ner is a delicate way of bringing him to my attention ns a possible husband." said Snllle, *Td rather- use my own Judgment, and you can tell father #o." Again Mrs. Thayer sighed. "It Is not Aside from this twelve live mer­ exactly the Idea of a husband In chants have voluntarily come to the which wo arc Interested, dear," she office and guaranteed a daily adver­ answered, a conscious flush coloring her cheeks. "It Is Just that your fa­ ther and I wish to have you meet the right sort of men." "The right sort being," Bailie crisply replied, "some old steady-going fossil. I won’t marry a' professor, mother, or any other kind of student. Mercy knows. I've had enough of them around all my life In this college tisement and no solicitor has made the rounds of the stores. This makes the Daily Herald an assured fact but it will take an gdvertfsement from every business house in Sanford to keep it going and we (eel asaured that ill of the# bus*ness men will take advantage of the Daily Herald from its first issue. Sanford will have a Daily Herald. wheels with surh force as to make them uncontrollable, causing the car to leave -the roadbed and turn turtle in a ditch full of water. Mrs. s e 22nd d«ywH>f July. A.*D . 1919 IMerpont nnd Mrs. Aulin were the Witness my official signature ar most painfully injured, though nil seal this the 5th day of June, A. 1 were given a most severe shaking up. It is not thought the wounds of any 1919........... • (seal) S S- A ' DOUGLASS, of the party will prove serious.— Clerk Circuit Court, Reporter-Star. Seminole County. "Florida. for T a t Deed By V. E. Douglass, D. C. Notice of Applirallo Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, 58-5tc Laws of-Flerlda . Notice is hereby given that New 8crew Fastener. Schello Maines and S. F. Doudney, An Australian' Inventor hns purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 139. dated the 3rd day of July, A. D. n screw fastener for wool bn -1916, has-filcd-said crrtiflcate lir my nihrenTibles theluile* to be iu nnd permits the u«c of nnrro office, and has made application for thereby saving steel. W ARD SYMPATHETIC TIE The -Ctrl came down the steps h bouse on the south side of the street Just as n young man opened the door of a corresponding house upon tne north side of the street. Then across an avenue of slanting rain they looked at each other, and a* suddenly, and consciously, looked away. For thla mutual murulng exit, though entirely a thing of chance, had become a regu­ lar occurrence. , I f the littlesouthern glrlw lth the appealing black eyes had failed to ap­ pear precisely at 8:30 In the morning Jack Uensaler o f the opposite house would have been anxiously curious. The maddening dreumstnnee was that, not. having been properly presented to Miss Kennedy Lee, walking at her side to the trolley Instead of In cold aloofness upon his own side of the street was not to be thought of. jack’s Aunt Ileula, with whom he made his homfe In the city, bad been Kennedy had left the sleepy » southern village, she *uld. In order to make her own way In the world as an artist. She hnd come to New York to contluuu her studies, and It thought Hint she would marry Mr. Ed Travis of that city. Hut Mr. Travis being called at that seemingly pro­ pitious time to the service of his coun­ try Miss Lee bad preferred to await his return In single blessedness. Sno decided to keep herself occupied wltl^ study, the innrringe to he consum­ mated upon her fiance's return. w “ Of course It was nil foolishness, he told Idmself— this constant thought of a girl whose heart' and promise, were In the keeping of a soldier over­ seas and yet— Well; Jnck couldn t dismiss Ids thoughts of her, and that was the trouble. Ho, on this particu­ lar rainy morning, both hesitated a moment before hurrying Into the street. Jnck bad gone half n block before no I realized In the confusion of her n^arness that Miss Lee wns without an um­ brella | also her dainty suit was gelting wet. Then his heart beat high with hope. • “ If you will let me take you to tne car," he suggested, and his careful courtesy met with an agreeable re­ sponse. “ in.ni There Is plenty of room here ror both." ' . * Ho It prpved. Hnllle had never bofore entered so easily Into conversa­ tion. It began by their strange sim­ ilarity nf taste*, for In addition »o the chocolates, lo! the young man w ii rending that very novel w|ilcb Sallietrad smuggled away under her arm. And when they had discussed, with the same points of Interest, the novel, the dellght/ully unconventional 1°“ ” * man drew Hallle’s attention to ths birds and beetles, and his talk concern­ ing them was as Interesting as rea stories from a book. Halite could not bellovo that five o’clock hnd come nnd that she roust ill* hcclunlnff. T n f re question, “ and little and cnartmng. "Like me." Kennedy mischievously replied, “with the exception of tho 'charming.'" “Just like you." Jack repeated, hi* eyes wistfully regarding her. But gradually a change came over Kennedy Lee. Her mlachlevou* moodo ’ were no more, her black eyea seemed blacker iflll, because of darkening hollowa beneath -them. Her merry laughter was allsnced. , Jack In his anxiety about It grew as grave as she. In desperation he broached the subject which fretted. “Have you had bad news frok*----France! u he lib—wounded!" . Kennedy's red Ups closed In a firm ._"l~have to com*,” Smllle told him. Then she explained about the vial ting professor, and how "dreadfully tired she wns of professors and studsnts in general, and ' Ihe nice young man smiled. „ "Fed un. eh!" he remarked IneleShe had the air of a Joyous coosplrntor when upon the following day she bade her .mother good-by, and atari, ed again for Ihe library. The nice young man was there before her. -Ha “ had been there," he impetlently ex­ plained. “ for three-quarters of an hopr or more.". And today, the subject of-the bpok being exhausted, the two spent the afternoon wandering about M*®®* rases of animals and birds, while the young man talked In his original wey about them all. At five o’clock It was he who sug­ gested that the time o f departure hao wna . PLEASING WITH A SMILE U°“No." she ,replied! Then," demanded Jack, and master­ fully he swung* (ha girl around to lb * ----light "what la tha troublef “Ed Travis was married." she said slowly,' “to a girl ‘over there’—a war worker." . "The—hound 1" Jack exclaimed, hla face waa white. ' “Oh, that." said Kennedy Lee, “ l" better as. lb la. When one haa to try so terribly bard to bo loyal to an ab­ sent lover.' It’s n pretty g'*>d sign— Isn’t llt —lhhl be la not—the* lover gt �JUNE 20. 1919 PAGE EIGHT J J i p p o d r o m alligator was seen in one of the or­ ange groves. George Keller of Or­ lando caught the gator and a young lady in the pnrty who woa from Atlanta and had never seen a Flor­ ida gator before innocently inquired, "Is the alligator amphibious, Mr. Keller?" George replied, "A m ­ phibious as the devil, bite you in a minute." • J J e ' Formerly the Lyric - Jack Holly's Hair. Worthington, m OPENS SATURDAY JUNE 21st. Comedy Tarty at Daylona Ilcafji Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake, Misses Serita and Maude Lake and Messrs. Tom Martin, Harry Lewis and Reg­ inald Holly motored over to Daytonn Bench Saturday afternoon and spent Sunday there. They attended the opening of the new Casino and the dance nnd enjoyed the delights of the ocean to the fullest. DOWN Billy Parsons W e urge you to see what others have, then compare F R ID A Y ---J o h n Barrym ore D ictator” a'Paramoun . Tin* house party at Seabreeze broke up Thursday and the girls are glad to gel back tu Sanford nfter ten days of real fun- and pleasure at the beach. Miss Bessie Zachary chap­ eroned the party and they rented a lurge house at Seabreeze where they could have all the pleasures of house­ keeping and ramping out combined and all of them enjoyed their stay to the fullest.- The other members of the party were Misses Gladys W il­ son. Margaret Zachary, May Holly, Kura, Wheeles*. Lillian Shinhulser and Marian Hand. Mina Howard Perform ance Begins at 7:45 P. M. • ‘ Admission 5 and 15 Cents The' Emotional Mmc. Nazimova in ■'Toys of Fate" At the Star Theatre Thursday, June ' 6 h • . "T o ys <>f Fate!" W hat are any >d except toys of fate? That’s wliut a man- says when he is blue alien things will not go right when des­ tiny itself seems to bulk him in every effort. But as Browning snya, • "Sometiihes the worst turns the ' beijt to the hravp— The lilaek moment's at end." Well, that is the way it is with Aznh, the fast mating gypsy princess in ('Toys of Fate." in which the grent Russian artiste. N'azinmvu, stars. When there sn-rns to be no way out, when misery linH taken pos­ session of . her sou l--then comfort with its healing power revives and refreshes, nnd love gladdens her. "T o ys of Fate" {a vivid, vital, dramntic. It is the story of a child of nature Jirought into cdntuct with the ways of civilization. Azah suffers, rejoices nod in the end finds happi­ ness in her heart's desire. • The great star is at her best in "T o ys of Fate.' a brilliant common-piece to "R e v ­ elation." • NAZIM O VA MAKES . A B E W IT C H IN G PRINCESS « • ■ . Hood—Goodyear and Fisk - Tires and Tubes R E P A IR WORK OF A L L KINDS FORDS A SPE C IA LTY MOBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cars W ashed and D elivered — W e W ill Call for and D eliver Your Qar. NO, a Mack Sennett comedy. Golden Wedding Trof. and Mrs George L. Maris of Lake Orioro reached their fiftieth year of married life on Tuesday, June 17th. They were unexpected­ ly showered with letters and tele­ grams from relatives and friends in the north, and these evidences- of love nnd esteem from old oslociations are much appreciated and add­ ed much to the linppincss of the Golden Day. Y - — Billie Burke in “ Good Gracious A nnabelle” a Para­ mount Picture in six pleasing acts, also Pathe News with an aeroplane trip over the Panama' Canal, German envoys at Versailles, Etc., also a com- The Fnlher’ a ( are Lila Lee “ Puppy Love” al tie Royal” a Mack pom ----The dainty little It is particular nnd it is universal, It extends to all living after its kind, and above ull to those made in His own image. This will be the sub­ ject of the service at the Congrega­ tional church Sunday morning at 11. "John, or the t Might of L o ve," will be the evening theme, set-vice beginning at eight. The usunl choir and solo selections will he given. . Sunday June'27th Mill hp Com­ munion Day. Nazimova. tinclchratcd star, plays t lie role of a gypsy princess, with the liery, untrammeled nature of that picturesque racy, in "T o y s of Fate,” a Screen Classics' super­ feature which will' be offered on the screen at the Star Theatre Thursday. Love and hate are almost equally developed in the gypsy girl. Azah, who is made the instrument of fate to bring to justice Bruce Griswold, a aire. Her Pfe in the gypsy encamp­ ment. and in the • aravnn of her Knockers and. Boosteri. tribe is depicted in a fascinating When thy (': -ator hail made ull manner, and gypsy fit s and rusthe good thing!-, then* was still some tnrns are reproduce . dirty work to do, so He madu the beasts and reptiles and poisonous in­ George Keller's Alligator ' sects, und when he had finished lie . While she Press Assoeiatiok wus had some scraps that were too hud meeting at Leesburg last week a to put into the rattlesnake, the hy­ party was tnken around the "loop ena, the scorpion und the skunk, so of-shitdy dells" nnd while enroute an He put all these together, covered it with suspicion, wrapped it with jeal­ ousy, marked it with a yellow streak, and called it a N O C K E R . \ SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS PHONE >AY— George W alsh, the speed boy of the screen in “ Help, H elp, Police” also “ East Lynne W ith V ariations” ' Including War Tax AMUSEMENT rce com­ edy also a Harrold Lloyd < edy, also Pathe News showing events from Over There, O ver Here and Everywhere, also Ford Weekly showing the art of making cut glass. . House* Tarty Returns This product wjia so fearful to contemplate that He had tQ make something to cou n tev-t it, so He took a sunbeam nnd put in it the heart of a chiid, the brain of u man, wrapped these in civic price, fovered it with brotherly love, gave it a musk of velvet and a grasp of steel, and called it a BOOSTER; mado him a lover of fields and flowers and manly spurts, a. believer in rquallty and justice, and ever, since .theso two were made, mortal, man has had the privilege of choosing his associ­ ates. * , edy, also a Scenic Fil 3A Y —F red Stone* ‘the Thun derbolt Kid ii Johnny Get Your Gun also the second chapter of that thrilling serial “ The Perils of Thunder M o u n tain .” IY —The emotional M m e Nazi-* mova in 4 Toys of F a te ” £ sensational eight act photoplay Better than “ W ar Brides" also a two reel comedTy. . F R ID A Y Fannie W ard in “ Common ay.” T oo much can not be said of this picture as it has enjoyed some of the longest runs in picture history. Also Pathe News with views of the N -C Planes, Etc. S A T U R D A Y - T h e sweetest girl of all Margu. ariet Clark in “ Gretna Ain’t It 8o7 . ••Bpenkln* o f musical instrutm -nta." remarked the facetious feller, there's no music ns purty to the ears of a business man ns henrin' Taps' played on Ills cash register.”— IiiiHnn.'ipolls Star. Makeshift, as It Were. A strange fnndly had recently moved Into the neighborhood. Robert hnd made the acquaintance of the small son nnd laid learned front him that the man was only the boy's stepfath­ er. nnd. In explanation to me, RobeH sold: "It uln't Janie.' own daddy, tnammn; he's Just a second handed i one,"—^'hlcngo Trll ” r *\ “ The W illiam • Best Pictures, Duncan, in Would you rather pay a little more and get your , . moneys worth or pay a little less and get cheated? * . i, « * . * * ** • Coolest Place, Best Machines, Best Screen — See for Yourself �PAGE TEN Chevrolet Line Added by the Wight Tire Company With the addition of .the Chevro­ let line to the Chandler and Repub­ lic lines there should be few buyers of motor vehicles who cannot* find among the various models offered by the Wight Tire Company some car or trurk that will probably suit his needs. There has been an insistent de­ mand for a light car which was rug­ ged enough to negotiate the deep sand and mud and itand up to the work economically, and the Chevro­ let answers t^e requirements. The connection of the Chevrolet Motor Company and Wight Tire Company is a fortunate combination, as the firm has been assured a vol­ ume of can sufficiently large to take care of the demand for this type, which at the present time is enor­ mous. % Wight was the first house in this section to offer to the motoring pub­ lic a complete line of standard make tires. This was many years ago, when our d ty boasted of nothing like the number of cars it . does to­ day, at that time they were users of a large number of both trucks and pleasure can. With their past ex- M r. and Mrs. E. A. M offil Entertain One of the prettiest parties given of late was bv Mr. arid Mrs. Muffin last Friday evening at their bunga­ low on Celery* avenue The rooms looked unusually pretty with nasturtiums in cut glass vases placed here and there. t The dining room was jVi red and was made ^specially interesting with Mrs. M offitt’s great, great grand­ mother’s home spun linen table cover with long knotted fringe On this sat four brass candlesticks used by the same grand parent, holding red candles. In the centre of the table was a round reflecting mirror on which was a beautiful rut glass vase of red roses. Surprise P ip y Herald Printing Co___ M obley’s Drug Store... W . S. H a n d _ .i________ Hill Hdw. C o ______ _ E. E. Brady ---------Southern Utilities C o.„ J. N. S earcy------------T. D. Hartley T . P. Lewis . -------J. A. Bistline _____ W. A. Ballard_________ J. W. Osteen_____. ____ The parlors were beautifully dec­ A; W. Mullen___ ____ orated with vines and pink and A. H. Fuller..-— . .. white hydrangeas, making you think A. S. Hawkins__ _ you might be wandering in a beau­ tiful garden, Miss XUaabeth ; M * I sop presided at the piano and with J. W . Bell _________ Miss Allen's solos helped so much to Fla. Times-Union— __ the enjoyment. Manufacturers' Record .Las^sh refreshments of cream an d'Fran k Harris ..... ... the best O. E. S. rakes ever eaten V. E. Douglass —* made the time fly. Then Mrs. ,A- E. H. C. DuBose...____. Robbins came forward and presented Herald Printing Co...„ , Mr. and Mrs. Bronson each with a So. Bell Tel. Co. ____ lovely napkin ring, marked with C. E. Mathers ____ _ their initial. She cautioned them to A. W. Moremen remember they belonged to the best S. E. Mathers _____ civilized band of Seminole* ,in the H.,B. M cCall........ —__ world. Also the rays of the order of T . L. Cushing.— .— ' Eastern Star encircled the world. N\ J. Tanner ___ and hoped at some future time th e y , O. G. Walcott____ ____ might find their way hack to the J. V. W ic k s ............. wigwam and find everything ready J. W. Flynt.— „ ... for a powwow and the glad hand to 'G .'T '. Peters ..______ _.... receive them. Mr. and Mrs. Bron- M. E. Dooley..... — — son have been offered big induce-1James Reed _______ ments to go to K ey West.' , Our or- J. G.' Martin ■ ... der and our city are losing two good A. E. Sjoblom .... workers for the betterment of man- A. C. Sjoblom..— kind. Their places will be hard to A. A. Hicks ......... fill. Whaf we are obliged .to lose F. A. Johnson____ ;____ K ey West is very glad to gain. A. V. McGuin.. The O. E, S. wish to thank Mrs. Leonard Kclz Parker for giving* them the use of F ..P . Dikes her nice home for their party and C* L. Britt when we eo to Key West we hope G. P. Patton the surprise there will he complete. ‘ David Speer One Who Was There. R* R. Roberts . 38.42 E. A. Louglns*___ _ T. J. Milter ft Son ... Mahoney-Walker Co. Woodruff ft Wataon. Jno. D. Jinkina ____ W. H. Treadwell ..... R. B. Lynch ..... ... Schelle Maine* ___ 3.00 S. L. Johnson _ ____ 3.00 7.30 L. A. Bromley .... 3.00 |O. P. Sirope__ 3.00 ; L. P. Hagan .... 3.00 C. W. Entxminger The O. E. S. of Sanford Monday evening. June 17th> held a surprise party^, at the Gate City House in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bron­ son, the managers^ of the telephone system of our city. Our little fare­ well party was. a success in every wav; they tried wonderfully well to act the surprise that was intended and much enjoyment came from it. WE HAVE FOUND IT! D A IS Y A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious (o Water, Chemical Decomposition. Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Add testa In the romtrnctioa of Ita Immense acid plants. Our supply la'limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, F U . Stork In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. MAHONEY-WALKER CO Road ft Bridge Fund W. Wood Allen Allman (UNrORU, FLORIDA 106.00 .05 The Texas C o .. 00 H. L. Haight— .50 J. W. B ell______ .75 Dr. A. Dolan _____ .10 Fred T. Williams .00 D. H. C. Rabun___... 00 G. W. Venable .50 Wm. Clark - ..... .00 Herald Printing Co..00 1Mobley’s Drug Store 00 ’ Bower ft Roumillat 701Hill Hdw. Co. .... .qo : A. F. Bell................ .20 -Hill-Lum berCo— - * .00 J*3- H. Cowan ______ .00 L. A. Bromley .00 1E. H. Kitbee .00 Wight Grocery Co.. .50 C. W. Entxminger .00 L. P. Hagan .... — ,00 H. L. Haight... . 00 J* M. Wynn------- — BUILDERS S U P P L IE S LUMBER LATH S SHINGLES SEWER P IP E and D R A IN TILE Fin# ft Forfeiture Fund Schelle M aines. . ) 50.00 David Speer -.'.TT*' 65.00 E. E. Brady .... 41.00 E..E. Brady.... . — .... ’ 64.20 E E. Brady ................ ' ..136.85 E. F. Housholder ..— ---77.71 E. A. Douglass ...__ ' ____ 35.00 E. A. Douglass 13.60 The Tfme He Hurriea. When ;i **•*-nteen yenr-old boy's father t**Ii* him it’s time he was picking out n trod- be i!*'***it't *,»c> nnv ren*<»n I— horn But e ben b>*» srlrl tf*H« him the *nrt • thing h— e n* •’•■•■'dtiis l>et\\<ell *fateMimn »h!p met f»rofe**!*tt)al bn-ehnit right away Kama* City There being no further business board stands adjourned to meet again at their neit regular meeting July 7th, 1919. During the evening Evelyn Cust ami Elizabeth Shoemaker served the guests with ice cream and cake, can; N E W ROADS AND BRIDGES FOR dy and salted peanuts, the guest* ( O l’ NTY being entertained at that with some pretty music, made 'Ey a new materially affects the cost of re­ Starr instrument. placement. we respectfully petition Those present were Mr and Mrs. you to grant us permission to lower A, K Bowers, Mr and Mrs Kent the height nf the bridge, construct a Rosaetter, Mr and Sir* O J Pope bridge 120 . feet long anji fill in the Mr and Mrs F F Dutton. Mr and , Mrs A D. Shoemaker, Mr and Mr* approaches. A W. S. Thornton. Mr. R. C. Ilrad- j Clerk instructed to mail copy of shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bab-i above resolution to Mon Newton D. bitt Baker, secretary, of war. T IL E p NET m il PR I EE5 On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and V e g e ta b le Crates W. A. Monday C w p arf Paiatka, FUriia . NO CONNECTION W ITH A N Y OTHER STORE IN THE CITY East First Street to Hotel Carnes Seminole Bank Annex Phone 16 Pennsylvania IN A LL SIZES Motion of C W Entzminger. sec­ onded by 1. B Hagan and tarried, rlerk t» instructed to purchase suit­ able furniture for tax collector and desk for both the tax assessor and the clerk, provided same can be purchased within the budget! V A L U E S A R E MOST E X T R A O R D IN A R Y New Summer A p p arels i n Dainty Materials Motion of C. \V. Entxminger, sec­ onded by L R. Hagan and carried, Wm. G Kilbee is instructed to build a dipping vat on "the Orlando road as designated by E A Parnell. Motion of C W Entzminger. sec­ onded by L B Hagan and earned, the prosecuting attorney, Mr. Schelle Maine* ar.d attorney for this board, Mr. J. J Dickinson are hereby in­ structed to proceed to enforce pay­ ment of delinquent taxes. Bonds of J. K. Richards and I. E. Estridge, to carry fire arms were ap­ proved and license ordered issued. Voile and Check • or Plain Gingham, all Frocks Very Specially Priced. : : : : : : : : : ^ Reports of the several county of­ ficials received, read and ordered SKIRTS BUSINESS CARDS Warrants paid riuring the month of May were otdeyed cancelled. ♦ ? * The following bills asaudited by Oa# lack Cards Will Be Published Un­ the clerk and approved by this der Thla Heading At The Rale Of 17.2> board were ordered paid. Per Year. Seminole County Road Bond Fund F. L. Woodruff, Trustee 450.00 B. F. Whitner, Trustee 50.00 A. R. Key, Trustee 50.00 Seminole Co, Bank,Premium 50.00 LAW YER Wonderful exquisite models of Separate Skirts, are always a graceful and fitting accompaniment for every occasion. Skirts of Duvetyn, Tricotine, Satin and Satin Barronet, Faille, Silks, Taffetas, Pop- SCHELLE M AINES O m c i IN THE COURT HOUSE General Fund E. A--Douglas* SANFORD FLORIDA Dr. J. T . Denton J. J. Dickinson ... _ Frank Harris .... H. C. DuBose....... ......... ..... Mra. L. C. GILsson W. C. Williamson . C. M. Berry ...... LAWYERS Schelle Maines * Sanford Florida H. C. DuBose, Tr. ,........... .. A. Vaughan E. A. Farnell ____ * S. F. Doudney D. H. Hooker D. E. Hart Still H ave Good Robt. W. Lord _ Envelopes at E. A. Douglass.... W. H. Hand 5c a P k g .. L . R. Philips 4 Co. Vowell-Speer Co.. — ... HERALD PRINTING COMPANY A. B. Cameron *.......— ; Office Supply Dept, T . Keane— ............ '.____ ! ____ Phone 148 Sanford. Florida Celery Ave. Store W. C. W illiam son___________ _ Wilson & Hoasbolder 4123.00 30.00 50.00 50.00 20.00 25.00 65.00 100.00 A T A CLEARANCE S A L E S A V IN G 7.50 56.66 150.00 5.40 65.00 1,1.50' 58.50 6.50 13,80j 3 .«f 1,20 6.00 100.00 1.00 116.16 89.45 S U P R IS IN G , R E D U C T IO N S B E G IN N IN G FRIDAY C O M E EARLY ALL JUNE 13 N O TE A LU CKY D AY M IL L IN E R Y FRIDAY Y O U R F IR S T C H O IC E �PAOE felEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD Mad Musicians, Ainonc professional tneq -net ora supv tin* greatest proportion of lunatics. rente, In order, musicians, civil rul„iu, clergymen. writers and edit- 17 mile^from Jacksonville on the ocean beach. Surf bathing, golf, tennis, nutornohiling on the beach. Fishing from the ocean pier or from the jetties. Sea foods, excellent meals. A fine hunch of riding ponies in charge of a competent riding mast­ er. Dancing. An ideal place to spend the spring and summer months. Write us for rates, reservations, book­ let, etc. 'Atlautfii Congress Determined to Make Certain Future Growth of Transportation Facilities. JiijwOMt! W . H. A D A M S P LAN S AG R EE ON PR IN C IPLES P ro p rie to r Return of Roads to Owners With Assurance of Adequate Revenues. The C ity of GOODRICH _ Akron. Ohio Goodrich’s More Mileage □ Proclamation B e it know n to , e v e ry autom obile ow n e r and d river in the U nited S ta te s — to G o o d ric h Dealers'— that Goodrich Safety T rea d s .stand ready to d eliver 6,000 m iles,and S ilverto w n Cords 8,000, under proper usage. That is, every S A F E T Y T R E A D in, use, and in a Goodrich Dealer's store, is underwritten to be adjusted at 6,000 m i l e s — and e v e r y S I L V E R T O W N C O R D at 8,000 mijes. That new adjustment is h i so<( iip n n V 'h n t Uuounch knows its t ir e s w i l l do, an d G oodrich knows from m ilesand m ilcso f roadtesting that G oodrich T ire s arethe strongest, the best, the rubber industry has produced. T h e y are so good that G oodrich increases its adjustm ent m ileage to s h o w its pqtrons th ey cannot afford not to share in their m atch­ less service and se­ curity. Buy Goodrich Tires from a Dealer ADJUSTMENT Fabrics Cords the following: Prepare-and rook s«t Isfactorlly. In the open, using camr cooking utensils, two of the following articles ns may bo directed: Eggs, bncon, hunter's stew, fish, fowl, game, pAncnkes, hoqcakc, hlscult. hnrdtnclt . 6,000 miles 8,000 miles nag me nmronus nnck on n peace basis. . These 200,000 mites or steel highways were tnken over by the Gov­ ernment ns an Indispensable ana of the national defense; but now that their war service |s over, there Is a country-wide demand tlint the Gov­ ernment restore them to tholr owners to In*-operated on normnt Ainerlcau' business standards o f efficiency.Hut,'ns has been pointed‘ out by President WIlBon ns well as by many men In' public llfo who have given Ibis' subject years of careful study, It Is not.enough simply t o ,say to the railroad companies, 'Take these rail­ roads, and give the country the best transportation service that money and Phillis can provide." (Conducted by National Council of th________ Hoy Scouts of America. >-------- W H A TS IN A SCOUT’S H e J d " Among the ten thlngs-thef even • seroml class scout must perfect him self In are these: Use properly u knife or hatchet. (Tills means that lie know) bow to cut nml prepare firewood.! Prove ability to build a lire In tilt open, using not more Hum tw* mulches. ( I f he can do this, he cer Old Laws Obstruct Growth. tnlnly can build one III the hitches The President recently said that It stove with ease.) Cook u quarter of i would ho a serious mistake to return po'imt o f meat and two potatoes In tbt to the old conditions of railroad regu­ o|mu without any cooking utensils lation wlthopb—reforming tjic null- (When he has got tills far In his cook­ qui|ted laws that were ulwtruetlng the ing training, lie can certainly holt me.development o f Irnnsportnthin fa- mother otlt with ujneal, nml Can eyeri eilltli*:-. The Director General o f Itnll- get the dinner for dad and the children roads has recently made an timpectluu when mother Is away.) .trip from coast to const, mul lie I ihh T o become a first class scout, muon? been telling Hie people Unit the time the 12 things tlinl lie must ktimv an tins now come to put the railroads uii a sound foundation. The plans for a bolter system of national contpd of railroads are hs varied ns were the plans for hanking nml currency reform when Congress received a mnmlnto from the ‘people tu j.;‘0‘.Tde lujj.aadcu against Unuuclal panics. The imlillr now deniumls in­ surance against a breakdown of rail­ road transportation, and llie new Con­ gress Is undertaking this work ns secumhtry only to Insurance against In­ ternational warfare. Congress solved * the hanking problem seven years a g o ns a non-partisan Issue, In which all tin- people lind’n common Interest, nml Congress evidently Is tackling the railroad problem with the koine spirit. • While . the many plans that have been proposed differ In the methods to be ndopteil In reaching the desired goal, It has been pointed out by Sena­ tor Cummins of Inwn Hint all theie plans have really very much Id com- ury department when 25 sales aro mnde In different people, and quite a few have the Ace medal for $250 In sales. Already 12,000,000 .red post enrda hrive been irrluled by the government printing ofllco and distributed', and 8,000,000 more are now being printed, lowed, and If the demand keeps qp as nt pres­ A fter be hns bccortfe n first clns* ent It will require e.t least 20,000,000 scout It is up to him to get n merit additional curds to take care o f the bndge for . aildng. To be able to obneeds o f the scouts for the first four tain this, n r out n u «t: Prove bl« flldllty-to bwlltHr'tttT-frtrrrw The cards ure now coming In fq nn or soc’ or logs; liulht a lire In the fire Hanoi hcndqunrtcrs nt the rate of/2, plant, and cook the following dlslt-s 000 n day. lidt’es.- uuudettc and rice pudding, Dcuionstruu*’atiililj SCOUT IS NOW AN AIRMAN, to ndx dougli and hake bread In nn oven; and also to make ten, coffee and A scout with nerve can accomplish cocfwjj Carve properly, nml serve cor anything he goes out for. This Is reetly to pi-tqilo n! the table. Tilt* scout Is taught to lake enro ot proven by Clifton Penn Olcson,* the youngest bird man In the service nml hluiself nml his fellows In the open one of (be nerviest. Oieson Is sea rye eighteen years old. SCOUTS W. 8. S. CAMPAIGN bill lie lias gone through the rigorous tniintug III aeronautics at the Curtiss T h e yenr-long War Savings .stamp school at 5ir.mil, Fla., and has beencampaign of the Hoy Scouts of Ameri­ ca Is going along very merrily. Indeed granted a ‘commission by the war de­ partment nt Fort Snm Jloustou, Tot., the local War Savings stamp commit­ training other hoys. tees throughout tin' country are on-' When lie was. (waive .years old, lie thtlslaMIe In reporting on The splendid saw the.great Henchey make,his sen­ spirit nml otTecilve co-operative work sational lllglit lit , Dubuque. As of the Hoy Scouts of Amcrlcu. Pencliey's plane nt length swooped Many si-outs have already earned the down to earth, Seoul Oieson dodged Achievement button given by the (reus- Josquitos -a rry Malaria U Vojr:*If e| Tfctir Dznjtf ind Torture by Uil«| a Dr>p tr to ct flu r iilCv trtf lit I.ir it off, fDdCxlLS. M o n tg o m e ry , A la . T h« I’ ljsiant Motqullo C h uer rfipes policemen. Jumped reached Henchey. "I, too. am going to lly some day,” he cried, A group iff policemen tnndo a rush for the hoy. "Leave him alone." the alrtnnn said; "that kid hns nerve, and that Is what makes nn iivlntnr." Dally Thought. Time Is gem-rail) the I" Buckeye Experts Now at Your Service Without Cost or Obligation to You Every grove owner—every one about to plant a grove you time, labor, experiments and costly mistakes mon— bo much bo that" he Is confident that Congress will have little difficulty la framing .a bill that will meet with popular approval, and that will take the railroad question out of politics for many years to come. Many Plana With One Aim. The lows Ssnntor has a commandtag position In this Congress because be Is the ranking member of the Interstate Commerce Committee o f the United States Senate, and It Is In this com­ mittee that the new. railroad bill will take final form. In so address before a national meeting of business men at SL Lonls Senator Cummins stated that slnco the close of tbs war fully thirty complete plans for now railroad legislation had been submitted to him by business men, economists, bankers, railroad officials and owners, Govern­ ment nfficlnls, railroad workers and Just plain citizens. The basic principles upon which all of these plans, with ons exception, agree are as follows: 1. Privets operation la more effi­ cient and more economical than Government operation, and the public Interest will therefore be ' served by a return of the roada to private management. ' •2. To make certain that new capital will be attracted to the expansion of railroad facilities, there ought to be greater certain, ty that a fair return will be earn­ ed on the Investment 3. The merging of weak and strong roada Into large competing systems should be encouraged. The making o f a formula to pro­ vide a fair return on railroad capital seems likely to be the phsse o f the problem most thoroughly, delta tod-loCongress. 'The director General has been urging that tbe Government ought to guarantee a certain return and share In any excesa earn lugs Leading bankers, especially some of tbe- International bankers In Wall street, who here In the past marketed many hundreds of millions of railroad securities, also look favorably on the ■Ufgestlon of a Government guaran­ tee, which will make It easier to sell new securities, and will slso stabilize tha^ market -for the old bonds end stocks, Qevsmmeat Quarantss Opposed. But tbe proposal that tbs Oovernmant shall guarantee tbe Interest end dividends on prlvata capital invested' In raHroads wlU undoubtedly meet with very vigorous opposition In many quartan. Even railroad executives, who might be supposed to take kindly to the Idea of kUota-nmem-gtararntee against failure, have frankly stated that they do not want It, because they believe tt Is un-American In principle. would tend to lessen edlclency, add woujd. Involve the roads In a OovVrfl/tan* Mrtti<»roMp Hist .Would ftievir*:>■ trod fit Govenmi.-ul ow n ersh ip. Tiie service of, Buckeye experts has been at the command of Buckeye customers for many years. Its value to grove owners has been re­ peatedly demonstrated and is widely recognized. Now we have decided to place this service at the disposal of every grove owner in citrus Florida. We are doing this to further the interests of the citrus industry of the State, and wish to make it plain that the service of Buckeye experts is now available to all who need it, without cost and without obligation to its users. There are no strings to this offer. Buckeye Nurseries’ Experts Will Visit You and Help You With All Your Grove Problems These qualified men have a wide knowledge of citrus conditions, backet! by the forty years’ experience of Buckeye Nurseries, and are'both competent and ready to discuss and advise with you on: How to put land in proper condition for planting trees. How to get the beet results from cover crops. The root stock beat suited to your soil and location. Simple and accurate methods of staking land for trees. How to care for trees when they come front the nursery How to handle and how to plant trees. How and when to fertilize and spray, . How to successfully combat citrus fruit peats. Put Your Grove Problems Up to These Men They Will Give You the Right A n sw er Buckeye experts will v i s i t every county of citrus Florida during the spring and summer. They will make special effort to call on every Buckeye, customer who has purchased trees within the. past two years, as we feel that these are most likely to need advice. ■— -----r .. ' 7 Customers of longer standing are just as welcome to our services if they will write us that they need it. Wheth- era Buckeye customer or not, if you chyn they do not make calls unless we in n grove or are thinking of settings struct them to do so. one out, our experts a r e ready t o \ help you, V Help us to save the time of our men , py writing us promptly, briefly stating W rite us that-you would like to talk rim y special points on which you would to one of our, men, and he w iU ..caIl\U ktTtoiiavaiaform ation.— Emergency while in your county. Htf will not cases will be handled with all possible know that you want him, however, un- promptness, special trips being made less you write us, so be sure to do so. whenever these appear to be justified The time of our experts is valuable— by the conditions, A Buckeye Service Man is Ready to Cali on You While in Your County But He Won’ t Know You Want Him Unless You Write Us • - — *T ’ • * _ ___ __ . Be Sure to let us know and we will send him to uou. 1136 C itizens B ank Bldg Do you wapt to know about the new Temple ontnge-if bo , ask for free circular Shall we enter you name for a copy of our now catalog when issued next summerT �JUNE 20, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD spend yocr tim e looking nil over town for the article you want for bicycle or auto or for any kind o f sporting goods when you can come to this store and get just what you want at the right price. See. I , It shall br the duty of t i t h i t tcndaare o flt t r appointed under th. provi­ sion! uf thU A«t to furnish -the principal or teacher la chart# o( any achool within the territory or district lor whirh the attrndaaca officer la appointed with a Hat u( the names ol all children in aurh dlatrlrt who ahould attend achool. "Sec. 9. Any attendance officer appointed under the provision, ol thia Act la hrreby authorised to enter, lor the purpuee ol ae•Utlnc in the proper entorcc m-nt of this Art, any office, lactory or buslnras houae. ol any nature whataoever. lor the purpose of aseertalnlni whether or not any ehlld »r children are enrolled or employed therein who ahould. under the provisions of thia Act, be in at­ tendance upon any achool. Sec. 10. II it hereby made the duly of the attendance offieer in the territory or diatrlrt over which he baa auperviaion, or lor which by la appointed, to make and file In the proper court complaint in due form a*aln*t_ any perron or p.raont violating the provl- ed under the provision* nl thia Act ahall keen a record o f all attendance hollo-* served — all rarer proaecuted, flnre Impoaed and other service* rendered, and ahall make an­ nual report ol the rime to the county board of public instruction, on btanka to he fur­ nished him. and ahall make reports more frequently; II required, by the county board ol public instruction, and ahall perform aurh ether duliea at ahall he required of him by the county auperintendrnt of public Instruc­ tion. Sec. 12. I f any parent, guardian or other person having the custody, control ur charge ol any child within the compulsory achool attendance age* aa herein provided shall present to the county board ol public Inatruction, or to the court before which a trial may be had in caae of prosecution under tbia Act, satisfactory proof that he or >he is unable tu compel said child to attend school, said prraon or. peraona shall be eaempt from tba penallilU'hi rein provided lor ■the nonattendanre ol aurh child; and in all such cases said child ahall, If a boy, be committed by the said court to the Fturida Industrial School for^Boya—Juul.il-w-glrlj-to the-Stltk Industrial School lor Girls, or said boy or aaid girl may be committed to some other correction school (or the remainder ol the current school term. Sec. IS. Any county superintendent cl public instruction who (alls to perform the duties required of him by this Act shall, upon ronvirtlun, lie lined not esreeding charge of **1(1 child to rau«« ialil child to H fty USO.OQt Dollars for each offense. R E P O R T , O f T IIK .SCHOOL FC^DS. SE M IN O L E COUNTY Sec. 11. All notices, forms and blanks to attend a puMir or private »choo| for the re-, miindrr of thr said •chord yrar; and If any be used in properly carrying out the'pro* Period Finding Defrvnher Slat, 191It The ffdloaintf report of the rerefnta and dtibtirsernrnU uf the School Fund* n( Rem« parent, guardian or other person having th# l n de County for the period ending Ilerembir dial, I'JlH, with the balance! and amount cuttfrdy, rnolrol or charge of any- child shall of warrant* otiisfanding and a1stale merit of the Aunts and Utbilltirf« and the value of fail to comply with the order of th*-county •ehnol [tr- niei v of the »a!d Seminole County a* reported an tho 3 lit day «lf Il**«fnkff, •uperinlrndent of fiuhllr iistrurtion he shall 191ft, by uu County Hoard of Public Instruction and the Superintendent of Public In* he liable to the penalties hereafter provided. ■true lion is hi reb) pul,K«h*d ui d« r thr prov M**n* of f'hapti-r ftft! 3 of the ! . » * * of Fieri la. Presid'd, that in the fnlloodrig enumerated r*««•* all children between th--* agrt uf #*»Vrn Act* til 191!». . W ' - and •i»leen >c*r'i, both iftr|*js(vr. i'HtU W K U N E 'S ! AMOS.. rc#mpt from the provi*l<m« of thia Aft: * Comptrom r. July, 1919, in wfflp newspaper in tfi«c<)tntv, bir«t. Any * child who it mentally of and If there be no n«mip*4w published In the county, then to cause m r i s to be pub* JOfi.W ph--ira.lv • incapacitated to perform •fhrml liihedHiy posting copies thereof at the tou t Luo duti*« «,t!f factory proof of Mich inr*p*rity house of the county and at each public school ------ , i , |.r aphrnitted to the attendance officer. in the county for at lra*t two weeks prior to 90&KB » ' Second. Any child who hat satisfactorily the opening day of each uf said schools. completed the dnht cnnunir achool grades. Sec- ) ft. .The piifi&d* of romjmLory at­ a* prescribed**by the stale course uf study of tendance under this \rt »h»!l rti?mn>n«-r ini* »tat , or a «d study adopted by with the beutmd'ik; uf the school t»-rin nearany county nr private school or tutor, or the lest the seventh birthday uf l »e child and end equivalent of such light grade* completed at the. close of the school term nearest t he sn another "tale, and holding a ccrtitirafe of ■utef nlh birthday. rtcvpl as is other *i** having romrd.-lcd such grade*, efgncd by the herein provided. principal of th*- «chuof imil-r whom r»«rnNee. .17, That if fur any reasun any sertbut, pletrd and (Hunii«H<tnrtl hy the county paragraph, idsu#e, **r pari uf LitU «uper I istend* nl of public inftrurtf*>fi *d the -A t, shall pro*i»tim, lie held iifu'onstit utiunal ur in­ county in w F,i• h *ai<| grade was completed valid, that fact shall not affect or destroy Third. Iny child whose services arc n rrf any other sceil on. paragraph, pro vision, i vtary f- r Uu aupport ur assistance of m clause trr part >«f thin Art, that is not in ami wIdo wed mother t,r other *pers«*n dependent uf itself Iriealid. but the remaining portion upon ' ud cSlSf f ./ support said dependency •ball he jin force without regard lo that so 1■ P’ ' ■ ’ .*> affi.f a >it of the dependent jnvaltdated. f a n d at b «#t t wo other aibdavits a* t™ Hite. I ft. All laws tif parts of t*w« in runsuch dependency disinterested per mint »ith the prnvliinns uf rhI » Act h* and not related to *aid child or dependent, and fMet - o h other proof ax rtiav hr required b> and the ■amt* art* hereby r.*peab'd her. 19, Tins Art shall take effect Immedi­ 0 «#’ ■*f r»r t .tty I •» the a Item! anre iiificvr i;avately upon it* pa**a^f- and approval by the • ■< authority tu grant exemptiuns. Futjiih. Any child between the age* u^ (iovrriuu, or upon Its* becoming a law with­ teven and run** years, inclusive. whc» resicfes out his approval. A p siro Veil June If, 1919. than i t u miles from any achool. and ao f yhiJd from ten to *ikteen years of agr who who resides more than three miles from any school, unless free transportation ia furnished Fifth An child whosjs parent, guardian or other person having the rustody. cnnlrol *<r rfisrgt »,f said child ran rnakr- satilf artury pruu(>that he ur slot is unable lo provide the n.c-sxafy hnuk# and clothing, unless said necessary hunks and clothing ahall be fur nishrd by some other meant to said child 5 l bimh Any unusual rmuxe accwptabj* to Z 1he Atte ndance nMIu-er fur the district in F i• 5 j| l * b which the school, public ur private, which t r f t t an> child is required to attend Is located, I 3 I f r£ £ i a Provided, that request fur excuse, setting 0* C 3 * 5 i in i •i ^ forth the cause, he made la writing hy.,the 'A\ s t~7. * h w| 2 j £ ** parent, guardian ur other person having ihe * rustudy, control ur rhkrge uf said child, such 1 » JT1 ITT-, fit ol % loin* IJ V» »-o 12,1.1ft 02 Li?, ftt i 61.Ah » UTZi L I N C O I . N H U L L E V , Ph.D .. L l t t D . , LI..D ., Presid ent Del.and. Florida SEND NOW FO It'A CATALOG TIIK G RADUATE D EP A R TM EN T — Degree* of Maali TIIK COLLEGE O f LIBERAL ARTS FOR M E N - T * . T H E COLLEGE OP LIIIF.IUL ARTS FOR W O M E N dermllorlea. T H E COLLEGE OP LA W —Graduate# practice In Flerid TIIE COLLEGE t l f E N G IN E E R IN G —Coaraca in rngls T H E COLLEGE POR TEACHEHH — Kapfrlally for. Fieri TH E COLLEGE OP BL'HINESS —Banking, ifoekkeeptai TH E AC A D EM Y — Prepare* fee all high grade rollegea. TII E NCHOOLJOP MECHANIC A R T S —Far bey# end y TH E SC H O O L OF MUSIC— P le a*, pipe organ, violin, t T H E SC HO O L OF FINE ARTS — Complete stock o f Bicycles, Bicycle Supplies, Auto Accessories Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Electric Flashlights and Headlights, Cutlery, Balls, Bats and Mits Velocipedes, Etc., Etc. : : : : Phone 251-W Sanford',.Florida Spcrlnl Attention Is Called to The Preliminary Peurse In Agriculture - Ilotany. tllotagy. Organic and In.rr.r Chemistry, quilltalNc and •quantitative analysis. Agricultural Chemist' Mineralogy, Geology, elf. The Pre-Medical Canrae—Physiology. Biology. Anatomy, Racterisdogy. HUtrnbiy Zoology, Botany. General Chemistry.,Inorganic Chemistry. Organic Chemitir Qualitative and quaalllallf# Chemistry, Physics. The Course for llellg'ona Wwrlera—In Biblical Uleralarr. History. English, p. rhology. Pedagogy. Ethics, Logic aod Theism. R O LL 'E M ON and watch ’em rebuild thenuelve* under our exceptionally fine process of ..vulcanizing. Tho way we vulcan­ ize' "busted” nuto tires is a boon to the automnhilist who is hard on his shoes and tubes. When you think how costjy new tires are, you ought to grab the chance to save money on our expert vulcanizing. ‘ 115 Park Ave i'tis J is ij Oal. artd\)rd Sr 17 Sunford, Florid SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF F o r 20<* years GOT^P M E PA I. Haa r l e m Oil ha* enabled Hurferlnit fiurntnlty to wi t hs tand a t t ack ! of kidney, liver, bl adder and stomach trouble* .and dll diseases connected with the ui tnnry o r g a n s and lo build up and restore to health o r ga ns weak ened hjr d i ' e a ?.» Thes e moat I mportutit. organs m u d be watched, bccauae they filter and puri f y tho blood; unless they do their w o r k y o u ar e doomed. W ca rln m *. *1eej*t**wwnri»«. nerv»iu*nrea, rteapofldency. Inn kilt It. , n1mnjii i. f u i- ble, pains In the loin* .m<l l**v.-rr »*»• domcn, Kravid difh ulty nken j r in.it* 1n»c. rheum atlim , sciatica and lumbago all w arn you o f troublo with your k id ­ n e y * GOLD M E D A L Haarlem Oil Cmp- mile* are tn* remedy you need Trka three nr f e i r every day. The he.iUn* nil sofikn Into the cell* and lining of the Kidneys .and drive* out the polg »nt. New life isii-l hoalth w ill surely follow, When your normal v I rot has been re­ stored ctititlnuc Irentment for n whllt to k»op yo u rs e lf In condition And pr*v r n i* a rnturn o f the dlfteuae. b u n d wai t until you are Inc.ipable nf flghtlnr. Start taklior OOI * P M K l U b IftinrIem OH Caps ul e* today Your drug1u will ( he e r f u l l y refund your money if you t r e not aatlafled with reeultA. l-ut be sure l o tret the ori gi nal Import­ ed H O L D M E D A f * and accept no *uballtutcs. In three slami. .Sealed pack* igea At all d r u g store*. 11 6* •it; m l7l 79 I0.S-V i.sst 62 »:t 2-HMeO 4 399.6J rj 7S.3'J 1 saj 33.2S IS2.IS 1 AS.IS II16\ IT.Snj 1 32.03 aI.** 35.90 aa.i> t63 0| 1.12 3J.7* 20'.'.37 s| .'.'.osl 20fi.l l fi IXT3X 220.TT ui ir •s oid i .nr MOO00 I73.sft Al.'RS J5U.3w.Sl TToTi2TTTT m 12,lA2.;71tio.6:, 1622.65i r n r a 11 il a w s 2- iiz ■2 ili: tr. 21 h 00 $73.000.00 14 OfO.ftl 15.00000 I20.0A \H.sin.s f «e nr rat Sr hoof Fund that scorching thirst joyfully, com­ pletely— - with refreshing, delicious OrangeCrush, . Serve ice cold... In the carbonated zest, the champagne sparkle of Orange-Crush, there’s a wealth of health-.—of rich fruit freshness in its golden gleam. T ry a bottle of this drink delight- B General Nr bool Fund warrant* outstanding f«ir current rxpen*«* N ( tea payable Jflonds outstanding N o t e ! payable a n is h Total School Houses and IrOti School Furniture School .\nparatus O liw f 3cnool Property School House! and Lot# School Furniture School Apparatus O t ’;er School. Property Orange-Crush T o t a l ____ d n jik j o r is a lL t h c th e p e r fe c t fa m ily -*per- torrem.ni of .This Art. _ ,»(L_|^naiU*s- fa r vtoiatswfi* T h m n r — ” LEGAL ADVERTISING U.11.* **>■ lh' Htate of Florida:. tJfitsl.tur, of th, Ckapter 7*0* —iNs. Ztt *• f * 1* 1 Dorn anil aftrr Jqly |* Aa Act to Provide for Compulsory School 1919, svitv parrnt, euardian or other parson Attendance In the State ol Florida of All hav n, rills.nshtp vlthin the slate nl Florida dive upon any parChildren Between Certain Ares, and Ke­ naslni the eustody, rontrnl or rharee of person havinr the' ens! riot Every Parent, Guardian or Othrr any ehlld or ehlldren within tKe state ol .— i - — - - - - - — -----.e of nny child who Par ion Having the Custody, Control . or Florida. bet«e*n‘ th. la^es of* sevrn' and- slirhaa been absent from school In violation of Char** of ChtTdren to Send Such Children ‘ n r . V* , r 1r,.^0,h Shall r-----ause" '• said * the provisions of this Act, to cause said child t o .School; to Provide for the Means of En­ rhlld or children to attend n. public, or pri­ to attend school as herein provided; and any vate school rash y.ar for a tdrm or period of parrnt, (qardlan ur other prraon hkvlhe the not less than substantially the number ol rualody, control or charte of any child who. 1 , *1' P“ hlle or prleat* school which said child attends Is held tnnuslly In the district *" h ,h* •r!*I>0t I* loratcd or In whirh HOGS surh child nr children msj ritridtt Te^elded, that any chi|i| may be laucht by parent or (uardlan upon written authority from U>. * Kongo or Grade Hog* can be made profitable by pur­ chase of good boar, penning and feeding him and bringing sow* for aervice. First class Duroc Jerseys, all ages, hath sexes, frein registered stock for sale at little over meat prin-s. Write us your want*. Spring Garden Raneh, DcLecn Springs, Fla. h e a lth -b u ild in g p ro p erties. Orange - Crush s tric t c o n fo r m it y v v i j h tjhe m o s t r ig id ^ 's a n ita r y - re q u ire ­ m en ts. W e gu aran tee th a t it c o n ta in s the fu ll true fla v o r o f the ripe, lu ciou s ora n g e. Orange ’ Crush is b o ttle d in by the bottle. is o b ta in a b le w h e re v e r so ft, d rin k s are s o ld . him by the case SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Sanford, Florida �T— ~— --=*■' a - *JT*~1 • pmmm yrvB 20, r i> THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THIRTEEN W H AT THE BOY 8COUT8 DO. Illicit# shall be^reUeemed{arrurdlng to Isw made application for tax deed to issue in t u deed will Issue thereon on tin 19th day accordance with law. Said certificate emi of July, A. I). 1919. INI braces ihe following described property situ­ Witnru my official signature and aeal this ated In Beminole county, tt’lorida, to-wil: N U of N « 7 of HWH of H Eij and W U Df the 12th day of June, A. I). 1919. (aeal) E. A. DOUGLASS, 84V i, of SWl| of 8 E »( of Sec. 21, Tp. 21 3.. . * Cleric Clrrutl Court Seminole Co., Ha. K. do K, The said land being assesird at 57-Ste lly V. E. Douiilaaa. D. C. the dale of the issuince uf such certificate m M In Ihe name nf Unknown. Unlras said cer­ S u ccess o f D a in t y tiorate shall lie redeemed according to law Notice of Hale of 1100,000.00 Semlnolr tax deed will Issue thereon on the 22nd day County. Florida. Highway Hand* B a k in g s o r a S u b stan tia] Notice I* hereby Riven, that sealed pro- ol July, A. I), 1919. Wttnrss my official signature and »r*! eaal* Will be received by the Hoard of this the ISth day uf June, A : * D . -1019. ‘ounty Commissioners of Seminole county, D in n e r is assu red b y (seal) F;. A. UOURLAS3. Florida, on or before 2 o’clock p. m. on the Clerk Cirruil Court Semlnol* Co.. Fla. 19th day of July, A. I>. I'll!*, at the county 5*-Me |ly V. E. Dotiginss, D. C. use o f clerk’s office at the court hour* in Sanford. Seminole county, Florida, ( >r the purchase of 1300,090.00 Seminole county, ITa., Highway Notice of Application for Tas Deed Under Honda, aald bonds to bear Intern t at the rale Nrrllon 9 of Chaplrr 49M, Law. of Flor­ of Ova and one-half per cent per annum, and ida arc dated July Ikl, 1919, interest payable Nolle# is hereby given that Chn*. Tyler* semi-annually, aald bonds to bo Issued, con\ slating of three hundred bonds of the denom­ purchaser ol Tea Certificate No. l i t , dated the tlh day of June. A. D. 1917, embracing ination nl $1000.00 each, maturing July lit, 1949. Said bonds to be sold, subject to the the lullowing described''property in approving opinion of Messrs. Dillon. Thompi tnrie muntr. Florid#, to-wlt: Jleg. SE. corner ■on h Clay, obtained by Seminole county, of Lot I Holden Heal Ertale Co.’a Addition Florida, and aal I bonds will be sold, delivery to Hanford, In Sec. .10, Tp. I9 8., It. :il E., r W IG H T G R O C E R Y CO., to be made ten days alter acceptance of bid. run N Civ parallel with Sanford Grant line to Payments for said bonds tobe made within W. Ilnr of Lot 5 of E. A. Pace’a Sub. Div., \ Sanford aaid period of ten dayi after acceptance of SWIy with Grant line t> Celery Avp„ W. to Lib. All bids must be accompanied with a point 3. of hrg,, N. to beg. Said land being ee tided check for one and one-hall per cent asarsard at the date of issuance of aald cer­ //////////. of the amount of bond#, to be sold. The tificate In the name i f Unknown: county commissioners of Seminole county, Also Tas Certificate No. 211. dated the WWWWWv Florida, rw rve the right to reject any and 4th day of June, A. I). 1017, embracing the all bids. Proposals should be addressed t > following di-«ertbrit properly In Semtnule the Hoard of County Commissioners ol Sem­ county, Florida, tlwwit: (ait 12, Film Ham­ inole County, Florida, at Sanlord. Florida. mock Allotment. Said land being assessed i The hoard reierves the right to reject any t the dat" ol issuame of said certificate in Witness my hand ai clerk ol the Hoard of j and all blda. County Commissioner! of Seminole* County, the name of Unknown; The aucceaaful bidder1will be required to Florida, and the aaal ol said board, on this Also Th* Certificate No. 162. dated th# live a bond equal to CS per cent of the the 13th day of June, A. D. 1919. GOOD TURNS BY SCOUTS# 4th day of June, A. D. 1917, embracing the amount of hi* or thrlr bid, rompulrd upon (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS. following described property in Seminut. the baila of the yardaie above mentioned, Clerk Hoard of County Com mislonera r( county. Florida, to-wit; Heg. N W . cor of ____w _____ y qu ___ ____ Company qualified to write Every pound o f tin used In this with a Surety 57-6tc Seminole County, Florida. N E ' t of . f S.c. I. Tj., 20, s , K. .10 •uch bund*An the •tile of Florida, at aurtt run : J.o .. . 3 10.15 eh.. WTt.66 eh., country is Imported. By saving tin wo thereon: the Surety Company and form N 1 0; | , co., Il a-’f.'s, - d.i.4 la n d '’i l i e r « approved by aald board. he a| AN ORDINANCE also save cargo space. A'm anufac­ bondl to be f . f d irt—th* tl.ll,' I f —Cf ■"® iiuaFTe .7 a , . r - An - Ordinance 'entitled gB—Oftflflane. re­ *certificate X eopy-al plane, aperlflratlnni and pr6fil«* In th« n ila; of U lk n ovo. turer snys that tho Boy Scouts Of and proposed eontrart, bond and form of quiring the grading and paving ol Ninth Tax Certifical.- Mu. 36, ,|„t *| l i America can patriotically Bave tho bid may be obtained upon application to the atre«t from the .eat line of |’ ,rk avenue ex­ 4thAlso da. uf Junr. A. 1> 1.4! 7, r ' l r i t I 1 .* t upon making a deposit of tending east to th. . a i t line nf alley in'Tier empty tubes from tooth paste, cold undersigned Trrt Dollars, thl* sum to lie refunded when Two E. IL Trafford’a map, eicepling lher«- fullowi >g descriu t ( r ip ■ / , ’ d ' - i n 1■ CifUnty, Florid i. lo ii: : • d )*-ts from th. lnt«ra*ctlon uf said Ninth street aaid plana, specifications, e|c.,_ have been re cream, etc. SB *i rd N W r1 .1 1d .1 tj ul (■; -uf S ,V ** uf with Magnulia av.nue. turned. NW , of Sec. 36. Tp. 19. S. It in K., |5 Tho scout drive In Wnterbury, Conn., lly order of the Hoard of County Com* II. it <iT<laln.d by the mayor and rity acreTH E UU5VF. Said land being a-s-sjt-d at the dale council of this city of -tsanford, Florida: for books In co-operation with tho Ro­ mDilonrri of Seminole County, Florida, nf iaviiaorr of aalil cettillcale io the rum ■ of '•rail E, A. DOUGLASS, . Section I. That Ninth street beginning at W. F. Leavitt; tary club brought In 00,000 volumes. 57-4te Clerk. interaectlon rui raat line ol i’ ark avenue and Ta* Certificate No. 37, dated the Cleaned up tho town nnd, hauled out east to th. alley in Tier Two 4thAlso day of June, A. D. 1917, embracing the Nollrr of Appllrsiion for Tat Herd t'mlrr rstrnding K. It. Tralford’s ralp, earrnting Intersection folio * trig di*s rttinl property In Seminole 15 loads o f rubbish Is the report from Hrrllsn II ( hiplrr U » m of Florid* . of .aid Ninth street and .Magnolia avenue, Balem, UL Nnttrc i* hrreby given that Cirriv Mnnu shajl lie paved with vitrified brick, saj.i eountv, Fdortila, to-wil: N *1 of N ' j of S'v 'ncturing romtiany, purchner of Tax Car- nrick pavement to lie of a width of I wen |v of 3K>, 1.1 N\V», of Sec. 36. Tp, 19 3, It ft) filtrate No. 401. dated I be ini tiny nf JuI v , feet 3 inches, with cement curbing on each FL Said land Iirlnj? iufuibI i A. I). 1916, »aid rertlficatM embrace* ihe side 11 Inches- l»Uh and four inche* in HUann* nf »aU] oTtiflcati* in Hattie F liFlYltt; . SCOUTS IN RUBBISH DRIVE. f *I«hi‘, in ft iltc*frlhed property situated In Stem thickness AD»i Tax t'ertlilratp No, 65* flatotl the in*d * cuunty. Viafidii, iiDtlt* V '^ **f SW U Section £. That aaid paving of said street 4th day of Junr. A. It. 191?* r m lin iL it lh* Segtiao 19, Tp. *21 S., It. 31 B. The nai l be graded and paved in accordance (tillit^inx. A snnltnry survey was conducted by land bring iisriitd at the date of tht> Iwtl* shall fibril proprfty in Hrmlnolr with the plana and specittrationa therefor, county, Fturtfla, to>vit; Lot 6, lltork It* of ?uch ivftMcatt* In the name of F. J, submitted thp spouts o f Portsmouth, O., at tho j Pure by the city engineer of Sanford. U, th*1 1 Town of Kanfortl. ftalt! land b**ti oodvpeed, Florida, and now on tile in the o'TIre of the Tirr iht ast-rn^ril ut tho data of the inauanrr of 7; i**n.M0 *. dated the 3rd day rlty ri’cmcst o f the tnnyor. elerk of Sanford, Florida. The paving »a!il rrrtlitratr in the nam** of F. I». Uiid, of Julv, A. I). Idifi, paid certificate embraces 'Deputized for ttys spoclnl work, 212 ii-* i ! ' ** . , , # » ! 'd property situated in of said strert ahall he begun within sivly Altai Tax (.Vrlilfrate No. U3* dated -the day. from and after the date of this ordin­ scouts took oiif/titV h lock HJtch, be­ Fern!not* county, FloiJda,- t**«witi R W 1i of ance ahall become effective; but in the event 4th day of Jums A, I). ISM7* I’ mViracing the f *'vet inn 19. T s. -I S-* 14. it-S K* any property owner, owning property abut il f*dlo»in^ d$»*rrlhrii priip**rty in Homlindr ing excused from sclioty for this serv­ »»V*, Tbr 9aid land being a** >1 at the date uf Hoc on that part of .aid street herein rr- rountv. Ktorida. t*»'wit: l.ot 5. Hturk i:l, | ! be l&au&nrr nf inch a t id -it“ In the nam*> oulred ice. Tirr y, the Town «d Sanf'irdSub! land lo*to be paved, shall (ail, within the Hmr hen in provided, to grade and have sail intf msrfJrd ml the date of IxMiiiiitrfi *jf *a|d They assembled nt he city ball, '*/• J’ ‘,oo:l,pr" 1..... the 2nd street In front of his or '.heir respective prop*, errlihraf^ to the namt* of J. FI. I.aimrj r*,. Tas CerlifSrate N«», * -*d. where they recalvcjJJnsti [UCtlotm. T lio n duy nf June. A |i 19 ! •erf(f!r*.r erty, in accordance with the terms, of this’ ’ -1 T a i. 4**»rt i tlrj%i•* N il f>I . djst ctl i h#• propei I v ordinance and with ihe plan, and speciflcac HhA1ih$> of Jur»4% \D 1*^1 1, «• mil ra ti n g tht* they scattered to tW lr a: d^iunl blocks, Mmbrain tho fcili.iwing d«** i tu-w It . Hons therefor, heretofore prepared by the fallo win g * 'itiiati-d in Setnlnnlr e*»u ty. it r * r t f b id prope rty in S m io d c made the In sped lull,nsd returned with Tbr N K '* of N W 1, of i- ctii I’ p 21 illy engineer, all of .aid grading and nav* e ti u ii h , Fluritfa, t«»'wit: l.ot It V#'. M. i util ut It, .1.1 IIa«t. The *aid la id I ing, not .o done by property owners, shall Clark'*, fiub. D i f , of I ! tuck I I , T i * r !.V, T o w n their reports to their troop headquar­ the date nf the iMU.mr of 5 ’ ; 11firnt r be done by anil uoilrr the direction of the city of Sanlord. Said land h-dn< a *t-d at tin* ters. in the name nf t*, K. I I :t’»ch of Sanford, and the proportional - coats dat«* **f UiunocH- of rtald o f f t i t i v i U ' in thr T m Ccrtl ical” N«* dat • I t ?•»h thereof .hall lie as,,*,ted against Hie land name of Dnknown; The reports covered the condition of day of June. A. II. said cert Icate «-= ■* upon which .sl'l (taving shall Abut and the nil <1 ftaiil fpMlflcilr* In . my ofllri* and alleys, hack yards and garbage. Tho brareti the folio wing dt efibed in perty city of Sanford shall have a lien therefor haaHas madi* application for tax deed to iwitir- hi In Sereir t-* e*e,inty. 1*1* t o i*i Against the said land enfnrriliia In like man hoys *d«fi tee): .« ‘ccnsn* of gerdenu liefi"ft ■efftfilinrr with law. 4i«t> N i.- i of .»V. ! , of Keciloii ul, Vp. - 1 ner a. other tiens being planted. The. survey was fol­ S., It, 11 K The until land beinR aliened nt Uhlr*"i «eiM t‘rf t :tfir a'Iftt ihall t$4* rifir-cMli'd Section '1 Thai upon failure of sn> prop­ UTofilihp i«* ilaw the date of he iMU#(tfF f ^urh dee*l in the erty d«***d will iiiaiii* thonx«$n lowed by general cleanup campaigns mum* owner to do the grading, paving herein on the 22nd day tai <»f July. A. I» lUtti of IL A. Mill*. 11a* bled ^aid rertifi- provided for, the same .hat! hr done b> thi In which the Imd conditions were dis­ cate* in my tiffire, and ha* made appliratbm rity nl Sanford, or shall j»e lit by a contract C. F. W IL L IA M S Wilnoaa n*>* offlrial nicnature and *«’al thi» E D W A R D H it* GINS for tax deed* to i**ue in accordance with low, liy the city of Sanford to Ihe lowest ami tlie I Mill day of ju c i, A, 11. 191lh covered nnd remedied. is* ah F:. A. IMIIf t$I.ASS, MnicB* said rrrtiflritw nhall be rerleemed best bidder. In accordance with the aforesaid according tt( law tax deedr will issue thereon plana and spi-riliratioris sulimi red by (he Clerk Cirruil Court* Hr ml Hole Cut., Flu Alh-fftr lly V. FI. DiiuRlaxt*, D t*. on the ISth day of July, A. D. 1919, city engineer and twn thirds of the s-osl* of GOOD TURNS BY SCOUTS Wllnr** my ofTirial signature and seal thl* such grading and paying and curbing, nhe NOTICK third to abutting owners nn each side, from the m h day of Juim, A. i >. 1919. Hnaftl of r.mnty t'ummis^ion# r« in an»I the date of the completion of the work shall (fealt K. A. DOUGLASS. During the progress of a fair nt Can­ for Srminoli! Cnuuty, Floridii. will niMi ip be a lien, suprrinr to a tII other liens, eirrpt Clerk Circuit Court Henmlnwlr Co., Fla. ton, O., several lost children wer* thrir roufn m ihe Court Hr»u*$» at Sanford, only liens for taaes, against and upon 57-5tc lly V. K- Douglass, D F ’la., at 10 o'clock a. m.. July 7th, IRlil, a* a lots or property fronting or shutting upon jdeked up nml restored to their par­ the slrerts hereinbefore described and so board of *‘<MjalitFffl fur the purpose of hrar N o llfr o f Applirallon for T a , D r n l llm lrr E. O. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y ents, nnd during n fnlr nt Atlanta, On., tratimoriy an M rfllo n S o f C h ap lrr 4SSS, Law s o f Flor. graded and paved, and the remaining unn- ini complaint* and r^rrivlni Ja c k s o n v i l l e . H . u i t i m third of such rosla shall he paid by the city to 4hi- tfalue of any property real* perannal W) children who had become lost at tho Ida Kcrtlllicr*. InHccticldeu. SpraycrH. Ponllry Supplies of mitril, ax flxed by lh«* fJounty Tax A « Nollco I, hrirby givrn that Thomaa Wil­ of Hanford. grounds were similarly found nnd re- son. purchasor of i n Gortlfirdts N o . « L■>4. or id Taxea f or a«ara*mrnt for (hr t nx^« For thirty years wo havo hwn manufacturing fertilizers in this State—wo have That the estimated coat* of grading and dated the 4th day ol Jurte, A. I). 1917, ha. paving prr square yard for the paving nf of thr year A. D. 11)19. Btorjsl, Hatisfiod customoni in every county in Florida. K, A. DOUCiLARS. aaid certificate in my o(TW, and has said atrert-wlih curbing Is $2.75 per square Prices always in lino with Quality Scouts o f Omaha, Neb., have started Died * Clerk Hoard of County Cammifetlotirr*. Writo-for Latoat I’ rice Liat. m in* application - f » r tai deed to Issue In yard, anil th. estimated total cost, of paving ***31 J. E. SPURL1NG, Local Aj[enl, SANFORD. FLORIDA a class In cobbling, taking Instruction accordance with law. Said certificate em- the same as described 1* $2730.00. and the t>races the following desrrlbed property slt- estimated cost to lot owners per front font from nn expert cobbler, nnd nro re­ Uatrd (n Seminole county. Florida, to-wil: is $2.61. pairing dlacnrded shops nnd selling Lola SI. SS and 56 Florida Land ft ColoniSection 4. That the etty engineer Is herehy aatlon Company. Ltd’a Addition to South required within ten day*, after the Itrst pub­ them for a notnlnnj price to thoso la Sanlord. The said land being asseesed I t lication of this ordinance, to prepare and file tho date ol the l» uanee of such certificate need: re*tlmete •>( the 'amount of II.ns (nr surh In tho qamo ol Unknown. Unless said cef- an paving which th. ctlV will claim against each ol tb« lots fronting or abutting upon the strret so pavrd, whirh estimate snail h, based upon the estimated coats nl the work, and upon the frontage of Iota shutting the street so to tie pavrd. Srrtlon 3, That any person owning any Interest In *nd to said property abutting upon that portion of paid street to be so pavrd shall have Ihe right within thirty dij lir i alter th* filing ol laid eetlmat.t with the - _ i * ... i. city dark to present to the ealtl city clerk a eworn petition to be Presented to the rity counriL *et(lng forth tint In the opinion of the petitlohrr Ihe estimated amount ol surh roeta and lien* upon such lot ie Incorrect, showing wherein ft is Incorrect or why It will cacred the special benefit accruing from the ork and paving done and (a h. done in front of said lot. Hectiun 6. That Ihe ejlv council shall, alter pruprr notice ami within the lime pre­ scribed by ordinance, sit as a hoard equal­ isation to hear any and *11 pyllllona and complaint, which may hr filed In rrlerenre to th. estimated costs ul th. paving herein pro­ vided for and shall make due and proper inquiry into th. same, and if It shall appesrto th. s.tlsfactnin id the rity council, sil­ ting as a bosrij ol rqualliallon, that the estimated amount ol said lien Is correctly climated, the amount i e Axed shall stand at the amount of eurh lien to be claimed by (he rity of Sanford, for th* paving of the seld strret In front uf said property, and alter the rity council has heard .all petitions and given all property owners an opportunity to be heard and make ell correction* which in their Judgment Is Just, and equalised all 9 assessments, said amount* and aurumrnti at fixed and equalised shell stand a . a lien against said property to be enforced as other liens at any time after Jan. 1st, 1920 with Interest as provided by law and ordinance* of eald city. * Passed this 2nd day of-June, 1919. ? F. L. M ILLE D , President City Counrll. ; I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin­ ance wet duly nested by the rity council ul the city ol Sanlord, Florida, In session, this 2nd day ol June, 1919. F. P. It INKS, City Clerk. ^Approved by me Ihls^lnd _dey bl June, Who Owns'the Ring? That mi engagement ring is ni» long­ The world Interest th tho bojr scent movement challenges the Intelligent er the property o f a young lady who understanding o f every one, and yet brents her engagement Is the recent tunny people still nsk “ What Is scout­ verdlrt o f mi Eugli'li ... in. • The girl ing?" and "What do boy scouts dot" In tho mm* had broken off lbs engage­ ment, but derided lo keep the tokens The boy scout Idea Is a movement of regard ns -ouvenlrs—until the court rather than an organisation. It alms Interfered.— •> \* wh. to supplement existing organisations such ns the home, church and school NOTICE TO III DO Efts by engaging the boys' leisure energies I’lda, Mjl.icit in the ►alp of bonif* •III b'-rprplvpil by ibt Du i p I of County in outdoor gnmes and activities of t pmmloll nnera of S#mlrtiiU» Cd*iatyt Florida, culturul and practical value. Ihe ufTVce of said board t l the court house Florida, on or before ten o’clock The aim o f the scoilt movement Is in Sanford, m. on the 7th day of July, A, L>. 1519, to Inculcate character, which, though l 1 M f * vallon and construction of the drain* or canal* and literal ditchra, essential to success In life, Is not ditchea, draina or canata In the Jc»«up Drainage Dietaught wltldn tho school, and being trict.^ . il mpat be be accompanied by a cert!* largely a matter o f environment Is too fled check in the »um of Five Hundred <$f>00) generally left to chance, often with Dullafa, payable tu •■{«]: fociard#~ a* an evi­ deplorable results. The scout move­ dence of food faith* . F’sllrrslrd total yardage 58,(160 cubic ment endeavors to supply the required v»rd*. This quantity is onlv approximate, environment and ambitions through | ’’ring riven a* a uniform ht*l* (nr romparof bid*, and tbr *ald board rr.crvn thp games nnd outdoor activities, which , Don right to increase or i l r c m t I he amount of lead n hoy to become a better man, n •aid yardage a* may be deemed nrreaaary. All blda ahall be made upon a form to be good citizen. Jturniihrd, f RISING SUN ^self^risinlP FLOUR A n added zest fov e v e ry meal. FIs’. ‘I The For.l Coupe, with its permanent top, '1)1.17 sliding windows, generous seating capacity, splendid upholster­ ing, U surely th» ideal, as well as the most practical and profitable; motor car for traveling sales.nun, physicians, stockmen, etc.. It me t is quick trans­ portation wilho raiigu.» It means comiortabie tmnspen union , regardless of weather conditions. It means ;ood long service at the minima o of petise. Wise to give us you.’ or now. Price f. n, b. Dctnut..r»d t). Agent S de,m m On and After June 25th, lowing Rates for Become COUPON B O O K S Serie3 Lbs. Per Coupon Number o f Coupons Lbs. Per Book 20 20 20 250 500 20 2000 20 6.00 12.00 4000 18.00 121-2 57-Mc Wrapped to insure its perfect condition in all climates and seasons. Sealed tight—kept right. The perfect gum in the perfect package. After every meal J, D. DAVIS ON. Mayor. NOTICE Nollre Is hrreby given that the undesign­ ed. Fannie C. Davie will, on Thursday, July 10th, at 10:00 o’clock a. in., or ae soon thereafter as can be heard make application tq the _UtuLoreUla-Jamaa--W. Parkin., Judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court,.ol the elate ol I'lorlda, in chancery sitting, for a license to take charge of and manage her own « l a t e tand property, and to become < free dealer In every respect, a|ie bring now a married w o n ts redding In said Circuit and State. Dated thle llth day of June, 1919, ... V, . . . • 'A N N I E C. DAVIS. Dickinson A Dickinson Attorneys for Petitioner. ____________________________ ■ Nells* wf AppliralUn far Tag Dead Under H.ctl.n I mt Chapter 4|U, Laws * f Pl.t. ,ida Nolle. Ie hereby given that Alfred Foster, purchaser uf Tax Certificate No: 246, del'd th* 4lh dey of June, A. D. 1917. ha* filed said certificate In my office, and ha* mad# i PPII c i Uqb (of tax deed io itsua in afford* n7® with law. Said n rtllliatr embrace, the following described property situated in Seminole county, Florida, lo-wtt; HE U of NBk,’ of See. 19, Tp. 20 H..‘ IL 31 K., 40 •/re*. Th# aald land bring eeaeMed at lh* data of the latuinca of aurit e.rllfieai. in th. nl?,? .V 0, Unknown. Unless said certificate shall b* redeemed eccnrdlng to law tax deed will Issue thereon on the 22nd day of July. A. D. 1919. . Wltnsu my offlrial signature and aaal this tho ISth day uf June, A. D. 1919. (M il) E. A. DOUGLASS, Cl.rk Circuit Court Snmlaol. Co., Fla. 59-fitc lly V. E. Douglas*, b . C. 25 50 100 200, 1000 Price Per Book 1.50 3.00 , per 100 Its operating costs warrant a reduction rates will be ad ju sted - NatFrn ag AppHcaUen f . r Ta* I ) . . d Under Hecllnn • *r Chapter 4911, L eva ef Tl.rIda t | Notice la hareliy given that Chaster Kan- ! AI.O0, purchaser pf Tax Ceriifleat* No. 411, | dated (h . 4th day of June, A. I>. 1917, Bat - V - laf . A *- - �OWNER Block Walker, C- ______ Sanford Hotel A Imp. Co . Carter, W. P. A Co Zachary Crt A Nov Wka VVhritner. 1. N. Ilrardatl, F i N K i, I I E>, of N W f , ... Lot $ . v - .... . - ------ --------------S 21 ft of Lot 12 W ) j of Lot 1__ Lota 8, 9 £ 10Lot 12 . -- Lot 5 8<i ol Lota 7 A A * p llW|» of Lot J A I Lot 6 . , ■ Lola T a b I I S „ * n 17 EH AF ---- -Ally .- — - -.--rT!.rr-r, Lota It A 12 I.. > l> l.ota I A S l.ota I. 2 A 3 L< t t ..... E iJ ft of Lota 6 A 7 Im* S 6 *j .ft Lot 3 ' Lot ID N W'i E j id N W t* S ' , ol W ' , SW ti S 11 of N VA >* 1.4 -a '3.79 f,Vt S Sid,* Lot 2 _ S l j of Kid 4 A* Lot 4,. __ Lot 6 A N l , of.Lot 7 T r . Lot 9 l.o< II , . S 12 fiat Lot i J ’ A I.ot 13 S y ft Lot 7 A *> W ■I of Lota d '. ? I.it Al I. t* lit, M A 12 e» *3 5 t> 6 6 7 11 PJ J\ 24 23 1 • 7 !-i 11 t 1 2 fa *4 * fi , f.-t I and S 1, .*1 l.m 7 I. t l l.-t I*' I. t I I. t 2 l. i J 1. t to lot 2 L.* 9 llr| S I> .„ 11 1j HI 10 to 10 10, 10 -lo 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 P 13 M * ? Lei i Z I I - Z 1- .' L - t l ________ _ L- « * -— , 4 « and 7........... ........ ....... U.------ - 9 9 9 i * u l } ! n i r. : " „ z r z ; : z z z ^ Lota 2. I . 4 and 6 _____________9 Lot • ____ Lola 7, 8 and 9 _ Lot 10 ' *■ 11 c r D B 1 8 • *»»9« ftld fi. i llruf e. 1 | V\ i« ft* t. J Hjtfrfjr- Mr llatuh, i'ritt Affdrfl ^ .Ja Hard. M arr- Xl*l< I,.« tt 1i < Af « l J vi.n* n, jj. William*, A AA ->i*dtu!f, S VA ....IrulT .s ! *iifieri", t t * • 1 a Lota 4 and 5 <t Lota 6 and 7 9 Lot 10 ... 9 Beg N W cor Lot I _________ t Ran S 133 ft E. 50 ft N 132 It W 60 It ____ _____ Lot •: .z ~ _____________ § Mid 39 II Lot |______ : ------------ 10 Lot 4-------.1 0 L o u « and 7 _ >10 L o t » " . 7 Z . - ----B H Lot * ____ ( sniff ‘IFl, Jd (lirkoiin, K 1-at oc i 1. iflRrl, t *h16 JO Lot* « 4 7 Lot I I.ota 6 and 8 Lot 4 ;,._'... . Lot 2 Lola | 2. 3. 4. 5 Frae W t All Free . Lota | and 2 Lot 3 Lot 7 _ I ,*1la I, 2 and 3 tail 4 ___ _____ L o t 3 _____ L o t 8 ______ Lilt 8 Ltd 5 Lot 6 . Lt,t 7 Lot 4 L 6 I 5____ ___ _ Lot 4 ----1 ----- . Liit 7 Lota I 4 2 Lilt 4 _ I- t 9 ____ ... Li t 10 ........ .. L i 5................., Lut 6 .... L ‘>ta 2 and 3 lioto 4 and S uta 7 and • - A. E. 13 S 16 It of Lot 9 - w. s. fi $ . run \\ ID (1 S 12 A 1 f? } til It N 125 f 0 t 3U f« " *d \l, cur Hun VV 16 !s 8 (35 !ft V . i f . ft N 123 It Be* SW cm n* ft It on 120 It 144 It E 16 S 261 W IM ft N of N E 'i I.ot t Lot t Lot 5 Lot 9 L.*t f> Lot 9 Lot I ..... . , _ . Lot 2 Lot 3 I.ot 10 South of ft. It. Lot 6 Lot 6 Lola I. 2 A 1 Lot 5 4 5 16 ft Lot | A 3 Lot 4 I.ot 2 Lot. 5. 6, 7. 8. 9 A 10 Loti 6 A 7 Lot 7. ____ 8 V) fl of SWi , SE H Lot* 1 A 2 Lot ID Lot & 1.1.1• 9 A tu Lota I A 3 Lot 3 L « l * 9 4 10 6: 50 It ol N VV *4 s '< l.ot fi Lot 1 L ot: Lot ID IA S iLot H l-R 2 Lot 3 . Lata 3 4 4 Lot* 6 4 7 . It wnii mil i* I andon. If, Harnilun, i Shinhtjlfaf, Frfr»al4 ltd J. L. Miller Doriay, J, ! Pi tcr», U 1iamaid*. In Trrwilitgrr. IIMliaM. 1! It J a kf n*. V 2>i 21 i ’frtM, %1r*. Ilawkmt, V 21 *K. of P1 » . --- - , . li«k*«i?ti#r* t 3 'Thravher, A' M 3 :j ■ VA'ig ht. 11 *:i * Miller, f). J Thravher, 1 3 i W#roaii f r, ' I,, avid. IV f. 1.' Villi \\ 7 Itungf. > h 1 irrivh. A i IS 21. I'f'llTTJI* , V l S l*i It I. *( 1 A 5 I t I A .. 1. II h. 7 A » Ail I* *e J*W'i All Sanford Hotel A Imp C o __ White, L. K, ... . Wight. Henry -■___ ___ _ Thornton Sauaer, Joe Aldrid*e,.W. CJ. ....... .... Holly. H. J. Thraaher, D/L. Peter*, W. If. Shlnholaer. S. O.. Frrnald Ildar. Ilynea. W. ft. Petera, W. II. w m iatin .'jrn;- .. Miller, J. L. W. Eat Robert*. M Mahoney, ! !o . •__________ 10 ______ ID ______ 10 ___ _ _ . T ______ 10 Lot 4... ____■__________________ __ 10 Lot* 7. nad 8--------------.10 D D Thump* W J V an fteman. (’ II I trill gal. It, L. Little, J Stew art, •----Lovell. Mrv. W. w Connelly. A. P. Li!}*. A.. Shelley, Wm , Shinholaer. S. <> Lilia. A .Alien. T. J. A. C. L-'ll. It. Geiger, A Alterna(h>. Atr* w w Caldwell, [j A i Sufi 4 Ilirkin*. ] W Ithodea. H . K arnata. J F Zachary. A J> Stewart. J B. Lundqui*t. Chat_____ Peter*. W. II. Cameron, J oe_____ _ Cameron, Joe . . . Waldron. IJitie Unknown ’ Frank, .A|. Sande'rt. E K. Paiton, Mra. G P Cameron, Joa Cunnefli. W 11. Chaae. S t ) Mahoney. F W Linnciton. Jo Thom a*, flu* F Shepherd, G t ) Neal, Victoria Jonea, A. E. Allen, J, ■ Hulchinaon, J VA Hatch, Frank Cyrey, B. F, Corey. B. F. Devine. W. T. MeAleaander, J. E. Unknown Beatty. Mary H. Coulter, A. J, Leflier. W. A, Darlington, Chaa. M arill. W. G. Da Fibre Itruah Co O l Fibre Hruth Co Da Fibre Bruah Co Armatrong, Owen Itobetta S A llarrit, Gardner, Mr* H A. ifodman, Peter Jonea, AVealey EatWataon. Peggy Stewart, W. C. Ford, J. O. G rig*. K. ft. Harper. Dan K*t. Brown, Lucy Sim*. A. 8. a Sim*. A. 3. ______ __ . „ Thraaher, A. M___ Jonea. Simon Mdealer, W. E. Croon*. T. L Durham, W. E. Stewart, W. C. ____ Stewart. W. C. . „ . Meade,all. Stewart, W. G. - --Stewart, W. C.„_ , IJnd*ay, J. E. . Gramling. E. M. Gramling. A. A , Gramling, K. M. Jonea, D. II. C o a u l , Jin _ Stewart. W. C. . _____ _ Dor*ey, L II. C. Piekrtl. Jim._____». __ __ _ Stewart. W. U. . Wade. M. J ....... „ Btrwart, W. C. . Garner, N. II. Williaraa. D. J. _______ IJndiey, J. L Idndaey, J. (. Grice*. It II. Green. Ilrn Thraakrr. D. ICaldwell, D. A. A Sona Brown, r ? II. Pott*. Dalla* E _____ Dwairr M ab t t r r m r j ; " ' Hill. Gary.... _____*_ Stewart, _______ ___ Jonefc E. H... ' ___________ L lf htfoot, HatUe . .... . Hunter, W. S -------------- -Hurley, Efl . . . ---- K n f t t . Stella Z - Z ' T * . T ' ’ Bradley, K. S .•___ __ ______ Turner, Otia . . _ Jar i * . « , J a ro»-* _________ ;_ Zlirrlata, Tom . ____ ____ Turn r, Jobo___ ______ ____ 7.00 ... *4—"T T 2.SO 5.60 8.40 L_ 3.16 2.80 »**— 17. SO 1.4 0 1le'jO 175 -»—. * 2.10 __ 1.40 .... * 9.10 ___ no 2.80 2 t0 4 20 .1.50 1.40 1.40 16.80 i.oo 10.50 ,.M 1 i_ —■— 7.00 7.00 21.00 T. 7.00 8.40 14.00 70.00 21.00 Lola 8 and 35.00 Lot 9 .'........ ...... ....... ......... .. 77.70 Lot 4. 5, 9 and 10___ 5.60 Lota 3. 8. 9 and 10.......... ..... 1 1.20 Lot 1 Lot 3 . . . .... '. n, Lot 8____ _____________ -l __ Lot 6 , . . , Lota 7, 8. 9 and 10, ‘ ______ _ Lbt* 2 and 3 _ .,__ _____* , 308.00 Prac W J i E of R. R . . „ . . . _ L 1t.00 Cameron, Jo____ Unknown__ .....________ ___ Cameron, J o __, . _ Cameron, Jo __ CamcTon, J o ,______ _ ., Cameron, Jo _____ ...____ Aldridge, W. G _____ . Cameron, Jo_____ ____ Aldridge, \V. G . _ . ..... . J ; Aldridge. W. G ____ _______ -II ' .11 Aldridge, W, G...___________ Chapman and Turker'a Addition ------------ 1 Woodruff, F L.__ ______ __ 11.20 I 1.00 1.40 MOO 70.00 70.00 81.00 29.40 8.40 35.00 2.00 21.00 26.00 19 60 32.20 4.20 9.30 9.30 42.00 42.00 56.00 •42.00 33.00 All leaa S 26 ft Lot 2 , ____ fort 3 and N 3 ft I 21 ft S in NK cor Lot 1. Ld»t ____ ________ Lot 3 and E 2-3 Lot 4 ._ \V 3-3 Lot 4 ___ Lr.t • 9 and 10 E l , la>U 9 and lt> I arte t and 5 Lot _____ Lain* J . T . ___ Z..Z.'.".' 7 9.80 4.20 22.40 I LOU 11.20 4.90 2.80 7.00 16.80 8.40 .8-HP 28.00 28.00 28.00 ofi*yV '•' H wr?fT5r“ . ,„i_ a s r w v r r g L W. A ___ _ KlUion, ______ u m » f , w. a Nravra* Addition • A A B Wifht. I I _______ __ [) Joit»a. H. V-. t ,, ^ * ' Ha«kin«, J. L ) .... ..... . r Vroman, 3* lunei, Wrilty.. Lot 7 N 2o ft Lot 8 , , Aii^. Loti 3 and I LoU 4 amf 5 Lot IV |ii ft Lot n Lot* 7, il and 9 leu W i l l It o f Lot 9 Ittidman. Purer 355.00 Lot 2 K AVat*-,n. Peggy. 7 00 Loti 3 and I K Brown Ella 8.10 I 75 I J. K..Pace'* Sufidirl* on 6 10 Meg n 137 1} [( W N E C4>r 1.40 I Lot t.7 Bun so ft S ■5.60 : 111 It W 40 ft 135 ft Pilklnglon, H 1.40 Mellon title 42,00 28.00 ! Lola 2 and I lllk 31 and I.ot* -C5.20 i 2 and 5 .— _ 33 , Kptwr, Carrie 6 '0 0 ; All Block* .16 and 42 - -- .. Itubb, D. C_ > . 5».. JO• Celety Avenue A'ddillon atfi / A Jenningv. Mr*, c. it.. • Hickman, 1. II • I (J r*»(oc |. A K L Bunge, S C Me Han. MU. A U , ilirfcaAn, It G Slrin gfrlloitA ddition ' 1 A llawkin*. IV K | M' t lark'* SabdlvUion .jf lllnek 11. Tirr* 11 and | Lot I 1i * 1I Wahl rim Mrs, 11 1\ Mmira 11% 10 >n 11 3i 1 Til. Fig in ■" ':: . 11 t1 f-att; iiiiifr, t» *i . 11 11 « f noma. J, N 11 II Unknown . ii.'io i ? 11 11 t lark. W M 21.00 I. !*1 1 |0, 11 and 15 •»• 1I .1* > lark, W M 1I O'! I*. *'J Hlanllford'a \tJdiiiun * 2T > 2li On Becker. D. E I'ail*. Maggie 21.'til I 'd . Kelkner. Tho* :» fill I.ot 3 Lot I Cunningham, M 1* SC Hart, Grri-0 Eat 1 1 on Lot* 5 and 12 Cook, G. \\ l 20 ‘ Lot* 6 1* nd 7 Lot * t'oaart. E. C * ID Lot |o e-utinn. Norman I.ot I 1 Itlaylork. I. I ol I V Hwllr, Ed i.ot 16 AValden, Albert Lot* 11 »nd 1■ Butler, N* Lot 19 M tN *vh), E I.Jn foil 20 llravwrll. C H Lot 21 ■ William*, AA j Lola 22 and 21 While, J W Wilaon, II t) 3 10 Lot* 24 and 25 Lot 26 Turner, Geo 1.05 I.ot 27 flay Thad 35.20 Roblnaoa'e Sut*ey af a* Addition to Sanford 23.80 7.00 .He* NK cor Lot I ron W 85 ft S 60 ft E 85 ft N 60 ft 21.00 Mitrhell, Mamie 42,00' W l j Lot 4 - _ .......... Shephard, it . ____ 42.00 E H Lot 4 Benton A Clark 25.00 K 1) Lot 5 Davit. F. I) _ 19.60 W 'y Lot 5 Clark, M M. Lot* 6 and 1 1 21.00 Miller T. J 30.80 Lot 12 * II I 75 Lot 13 Collin*. Jack 2n 0(1 I.ot* I t an>1 15 M erriek. Fell a IS 00 A C I It It fVt Oil 10 ft * 2u ft in N K ror Heed Hubbard E*t 12 oo I.indte). J L 'in 00 lie* NK cor 21 2 A0 run H 120 ft W 45,3 N r i 00 120 ft F, 43 5 t Eubank*. G __ ... * . 11 00 Beg 100 ft W of N W e b r ._ 14.00 run S 120 ft E 50 ft N 120 ft W 60 f t ________ 25.20 Knight, Chaa._______ 23 18.20 Beg 50 ft W of N W cor........... Bun S 120 ft E 50 (1 3.50 N 120 ft W 50 ft ............ • 1.05 Marlin, Chaa... 1_____ 1.40 AA. M. Clark'* Sab Ilia lllk. 2< Kehluaon'a Survey 5.60 Corker. U i i f r 28.00 Led 1 Jarkaon, Dave 28 00 Lot 2 N H Lot 3 Jack*.in. Date 10.50 S t , Lot 3 Clark. AV. M 28 00 Lot t Wil jam*. G. AA' 17.50 I.ot* 6, 7 and 6 William* C. fl 12.60 I.ot 9 E li*onr Fannie 1 IS Lot ID Elliaon. Fannie 3 A0 Lota 12 and 13 * William*. Mote t 21.DO AA M r.ltrk'a Sub III*, lllk. 26 l E H ) Heblaaoa'a Survey ' 21.00 1 10 L-d. t 3 3. 6 and Clark. W M l..,t I 21 00 Juhn*on, J J 1 20 I.ot* I 6. 8. 3. 10 4 20 --------36 Clark, W. M ___ __ ____ L 10 Chappell** Sub pie. 1.40 , _________ O Phillip* F.. D ___________ _ 4.20 Lot 3 „ . . G Benton G. W .11.20 Lota I and 2 Lota 8 9 and 10 ........ Clark to. . 2.10 Clark W. Jd.... 5.60 Lot 11 LoU 13 14 and 20..^_r _. Howard Paekard Land Co 2 10 Wing C. L 12.60 Lot* 21 l o 26 Lockett Ellen 1.40 W *, Lot* 27 and 28 Howard Packard I.'d Co 1.40 Lota 29 and 30 Cwldwell D. A 16.80 Lot 31^ Clark ,W. M 4.20 Lot* 32 34 38 and 39 Felder Sieve 21.00 Lot 37 I.ot 41 and 42____ . Clark W M. 21.00 All unplatted . , Howard Packard Land Co M.OU Lota 43 M 43 16 47 X ,|"“l ' _____ \ J Hill Robert 4 20 Lot 48 . . J Mefiill O. D. • M.00 Lota 49 and 30 J Unknown 2.80 Lot 51________ 8.10 Lot* u and SI Howard Packard Ld Co 4.20 Lot 55 Allen J, T. . _ _ 7.00 W 150 ft of Lota 36 &7 and.39 Allen J. T. .. . 5.60 All t**e W 130 ft Lot* 56 57 28.00 58 and 59 Clark W. M .,______ __ __ 4.90 W 150 ft Lot 60 ' Collin* W. C. . __________ 7.00 E 75 ft Lot'60 and 61 Mercer Wm ... 7.00 E 25 ft l.i>ta <2 6.1 and 64 Mercer W m __ ... ____ _ 5.60 W 200 ft Lot 62 63 and 6t Calde- ", TA, A. A gone ... MOO Lot 65 . Her ion G . i _____ ... , 8.40 811 unplatted____ „!. Ho •b.d Pav. rd l.d Co... . 14.00 South Sauford Cur,Ion A., . J 10.60 —i — i m t - q - A r J ' - -----I. SO .Law-on JoLii . . ui*_ 3.60 I.ot* 5 and • ... 81 t-rnerd It __ 11.20 Lot 7 M * rray 21.00 Lota 8 and I ._J___ — HnJL r . u r r ; :. . 8.40 U < i o . ............. .... .. Benton _____ ' 7.00 Lota 11 and 12_____ Pavia T. _____ _ 9.80 Lot I t ____________ Mahan I>. B.___ __________ 10.50 Mon gamery Joaephfne ... . 7.00 Green. G. E. _____________ 16.84 Cat i t . .... ....... Elliaon tlnmar. ___ _____ ___ ' 7.00 Lot 19 Cook. G . V ______ _____ 12.60 Lot SO____ ___ _ _ Cooh O. W . „ _ 10.50 L o l l ! Cook, G. W. .......... 21,00 Lota 22 J3 and 14 __________ HaU F. K ____ _________ J _ 10.30 AfA to of R. K Lot 1 7 „ „ „ Fny Hy Hair* . W 10 It Lot 21________ 1___ . Sfaelman A. ... Lot* 30 to so ...—r ____ _ Benton A Clark N 1-1 nf fait 39 Cook. G W. . ! S ! , L o t 49 . Wilaon, S 1. it 4J Wilson S Iail 42 . Unknown fait 13 Hall. Y ' _ Siplin, F ............... 10.50 Lntp 45. 46 a i . 47 fait 49 ______ Unknown .. __________ __ 1U 30 , Thom**, John ___ _______ _ 5.60 Let 63 . ____________ Iail 63 .......... ..... ....... Collin*, D..C______ , H U DeFerevi Hah Dfviolo. Lot D ____ _ Walker Jeaale... Lot E ______ _ Stmtin, W . S — --------- ----- ft Lot J . . ______ I» Hick*, w. r . , . _ 8 10 Lot 5 L o l l 7 in<l<J * I. d! 2 1*01 '6 I.ot 9 ______ fO.tO l.oU 3, 6, 7 Bml 7.00 DESCHIITKIN l l 'g Be g __ 35 J. I*. . . _ r ----- Ragtdale, J. I f . . . Alarkham Park llelghla Hnpilm. J 4 (}. Ham Brivv. w «: S f.akr to |’ t S br^ S to b»g Beg RH6 ft W ami 675 ft N 5 4., 4.90 3.S0 4.90 7.00 1.40 2.80 1.90 2.10 7.00 6.30 2.80 2 .10 '3.50 5.60 t.lO 8 40 2.80 « .U 1.4 <4 { 2.80 2.80 1.10 6.30 9.80 2.80 10.50 . 2.10 2.10 2.80 1.40 i II V* 30 I !* ,10 19 .10* ii 30 19 30 19 30 19 30 If. i OAVNEU Smitn. \f Tu. - M of Smith, M. M ... of K 1j miff' p»i»t of 23 run W .11J it N I 31I S EIj «»» a point 1 N of brg H to bf| If IV until "fU Beg 1I 'Ik ft W ami 705 ft N tu S f i rrtilr pint 23 run W .120 ft to talk# Monro* SEly along„ Lak# to pt N uf bag s tu bag, 11 »crr* I*rC 1518 ft W and 705 ft N of S *7 M. V 23 run W 350 ft N 1750 ft tp Laka Mon run SEly along If 10 Lika 4 to pt N of hag S to bag. ic rrt Mrt D98 ft IA ol S l,, M P. run *N to Latip Momrue N Wl> alofif Lakr to W linr of Saa S3 S to pt VA' of brf K lo be f. 28 lirraa 1 ne* M2 M K of n h M. P. 26 run K 29S ft S lo K: II. Trafford'a plat W 298 ft N to b e f __ , ITW -*__ T.. Beg at a point of Int o E aid* A. C. I- It. H. right of way with N line of First street run E 330 ft N 396 ft W 330 ft S 396 H to beg J( llcg 330 ft N of SE eor of SW i, •of N W ** See' 26 run W 660 It N 330 It E 660 ft S 330 fl |o beg Beg 435 ch K and 6 2-3 ch N uf 8 *, mil* pint 26 run E 10 ch N J 1-.1 eh W 10 ch S 3 i-3 ch to beg Beg 4.35 ch E and 3 1-3 eh N ol S*y mile pint 26 run £ 10 ch N 3 1-3 ch w in ch S 3 1*3 ch Ira* W 3 1-3 e h L _ _ Urg f .35 ch K and 3 1-3 ch N* ut > S H mile pint... . 26 run N 3 1-3 ch E 3 1-3 eh S 3 1-3 ch W 3 1-3 ch to beg. .v_____ 2____ *, He* 1350 ft W and 190 ft 8 of N K eor. .......... ........36 run W -92H ft S 470 It K 92 H ft N 470 ft . Reg 1628 ft W and 190 ft S of N K c o r ___ __ „ . 35 j u a K 190 ft S 476 ft W 190 ft N 470 ft Beg 16244 ft W -and 190 fi N E cor.. run W 92>y (t S 470 E 92 H ft N 470 ft Beg 792 ft W of SE cor of N E * * <tf N E ' i run N 680 ft W 1848 It S 660 ft E 1848 ft 35 1-ea* beg 760 It S and 1050 ft E ol N H mite post rf a*1! See E 21" :t S 21b ft W 210 ft N lil«t ft a ' J le*v Heg 2281 u a , . - j : jo <t s . f n .: ■c t iS it 2 i1 i ". \ 8 i: it i t e g and tea* beg 40 It W of N W cor lot 72 Fla I -*)tJ X t * 1! f v. Add to n to. V 575 ft Potter. J. A 26 60 Arthur, Sam V 21 )J Brown, VA W 12 'AA Sm it h. M . M, 2 a >3 Montenegro, A. G ....... 3.30 Dutton P f Crate Co. 12 M Sacord. Mary 10 30 19 30 19 Zetrowar, I t _____ 7 01 Halt. F. K ______ b_______ 2.63 * 30 19 30 Jarkton, Wm . __________ 28 Wflllarat, S. E.____ 5 69 19 30 19 10 Shephard, A. J . . 19 30 _____ 6.60 Y Brown, Charlotte..,. 9 19 30 ;, 19 30 b Bib. Mr M ___________ 35 19 SO Jeakini, F, A D _______ 35 19 30 Brook-.. 2.19 ^4Q.li-*-~-4A <« fr-etO— --- cuntaln. t. V arr ttue f S'. 1, Of N.E'4 \. « L it. R ft S of h i. vat a.v run E 452 ft S 210 ft W 607 ft N E t o b e g ____ ____ n*g 2281 ft W and 700 ft S of N E eor Sec run E 463 ft 8 210 ft E 210 ft N 210 ft 8 210 f t ......... .. ... Reg 760 ft S and 1030 ft E of N H mBe po*t Sec run E 210 ft S 210 ft W 210 ft N 210 ft to beg W ' , ,.l M W ' , uf S W '. of 7,«ii j HI . 5 iB'2k NVU 36 1 He* at N W r.>r ol E'v of N AV ‘ t of S W v, „ ( NAA1 *. run S J-fU ft K 264 ft N 330 ft W 264 ft ltej JtO f l S of N\A cur ,.f E H of N W (, of SWt, „| |s; Vh quarter 36 run S 138 ft- E 264 ft W Sol It N 139 ft ... E « ff, « 04 S T J ( of N lflf _ - 36 SH uf N E * * of SW 30 Wilaon, Stephen. 30 Smith, M. M. SA, of N H uf S E ‘ i of NAVia .." H Int in N'A< o f SH Of SV.H Of N *1 la - __ 3< ) i U t in . of W 1 k " ■» - a ,,‘ 3K )*" oi N to ** L i t S H otSWJg H w l c ... N _ 3^ 2.10 a »< al 8 E { } of HW), 1.46 NEH of N W Ad NW 36 t.4t Lew. R O J 'C a f wa* and 2.10 I-** that portion NE of . 4,90 R. l e w hegfa 627* ft t.10 ” aid* of French '5.63 .50 2.10 _______ 7.00 3U Colllnt. Denafa...___ _______ 't.S0 19 30 Edward*. H. W .: 19 30 NW*1* T.ttt aknown Laiag, J. F .,2. Abernathy, W, W . ,. Boucher, C. ____ Bonner, -II. A . ,_____ Kagadair, J. .11____ Klernert, E. C .. B ag.die, J. I I , Bpaaetter, J. N . . Ilote; C. W ........ SE e„r nf Lot l? ( ,|. r> Plantation* run hnO ft K to * point 211 ft W of N A S Sec line thence N to Lake -Monroe SEly along Lake to a point 66 ft VA' of amid N and S ' t line S to Pt E td beg thenfe AA’ ( <1 t 781 It W tn<1 675 ft N of S * ^ milr r»«»*t of run W 173 ft .S' 12» 0 ft tu .Lake Minfin? SKfy • l u f if M .W n >Wn »w»t • H ahn i v i MmJ : : . : ~ Pope, (*>44, it .... Unknown Perkina, If. L ... Thrather. II. L ®ulrS2'6*iwriK Abernathy, W, W “f I-aQti i* amj ? .. II Weaver, P. K Garnet** Srrond Addition 10 50 12.60 f( tita f and 2 ,, , „ K Mlutt, M. A ......... . Florida Land 4 Col. Co. Celery Planfallon 70 Lot* 1* anil 11* Grernburg, Mr». A .Daniel*. M.ri. W, to . ; ' 1Lot 2J 2. ID M. M. Smith1* 3ob DUl.ion Sec. 26, Tp. 19, ft JO E. 7" 63 -Tu I Lot>t 69 Have. to. M. t J. 11 Little, J If I o'. 69 * 7 ! arid T2 Belt.. G. A I 73 a'id 7* Sm th. M. M U" : 81 Walker L ndley S N 11 ol v2 -— ■ Baker . ! S>3 t.f 82 Beuford, Levi B l k 83 ' and that part tout It ut Tri by ttranrh ti 37 Smith. M M Par! *,, utb of U B. of 9 1 Ha Men--------. . .... Merida U a d A Cdlaaiaaltou In . : and 9—, _________ 1 7 and 1 6 *0 Lo 8.60 Lo ' **' Fwwifo MU'—rk — 14.0 Lot I t I I and It. Lot I3..u___ _______ pvt I * 7.00 IS and I t ____________ 6.60 ' LoU 20 to 2T_____________ I L S t Lo a t f . 29. St. 61, t t . 3* i Unknown— Lota 38 and 33 to 40.;___ _______ Unknoarn.^,*.......... ...... Lo[a 17 to 56 ..... ..... * . . Drear P. T ____ ______ Lota 57, 51, 59, 60, 62. 63 and 61 Hick*. W. L ___ __________ l,ot 61 ... , ... . ___ Unknown ------ ------------ Lota 65 to 63 and 77 to 84 W F. Lcavlll'a Sub Dlrlalen W ight. s. w ____;______ N H Lot 3 • „ Martin, T, II __ __ lari 4 ___ ..... ..... ..... , __ _ * Ilauton, L 0 , ______ ____ I.ot 5 . . . .. Mlcktua. W. L ______ ,,,, Lot 6 . ............. ..... .... ... . Lota 7. 8. », II, I f , 1.3, 8, ' 9, I.eavltt, W. T ___________ 20 and 21 __________ . . Andereon, A Lot ______ Uillyard, R. L .. ___ I.*> * 11,13 and 16 * • II, Hand'* Addition _ Campbell, A l a r y _ ^ Lot I . ------ _ , William . D. T ____ “ Lot 2 Butter, W i n . ....... ... .....L o t 4— ________________ ____ ___ Dawkin*. Malt) -....... L o t 3____ ______ ...__ ____ __ Jonei. Jerry ____ . 1 “ Lot * . ................. ... , __ _ Lot 7_____ _ ...______ ________ __ Unknown ___ _____ . Lota 8, 9 and 10_ Wiliam*, D. T .__________ .M. M Smith'* Second Sab Dltfalun Lota 66 to 74 and to 81 In* Lot 80__ _ M. M. Sm th... H H Lot 34___ Hurt, E. J ........ S H Lot 75 ■ Hurt. A. It... Lot 80____ l ____ _____ . Goodw n F E. J. While'* Sub Olalalon Aldridge, W G ____ H Int. in Rlk I ____________ *. H Int. In Lot* 8 to 11_________ 2 • Aldridge W. Q_____ ," W'rlllnglon'e Add llua Lota 1 to 8 _________ ____________ Miller, J. B ________ ____ N 80 It Lot 9________ _ . , , Lefflrr, W. A ____________ Sheath. 9. W_______Z ____ Lot 13 — ......... i , ..... -— , Lot I I __ ;____1___ ___ Uumphraya, Kate,. Sanford llelghr Lota 1, 2 3 4, 5, 9 and 10 ' Ragtdale, J. H ___________ Lot 6 ------ ................ ................ Mor'ow, Mr*. E. N Starling. B. J------------^ Lot I s : : ™ : ‘ Field*, W. T . _________~T. Lot 17 _____ King O. W ____ Lola 26 to 42 22.10 42.00 Lot 52 21.00 ItitO- Ie**t* 69'and W r t E 1.00 Lot* 71. 83, 81, 85. 86 87 A 88 ................. *_____ 12.60 Lot 72 19.60 Lota 75 and 76....... ........ ...... ..... Lot* 92 and 93___________ _ 2.d0 23.20 Lot 97 2.80 Lot 9.8 Lot* 99 to 101 and 106 to 109 Lot 111 ...... • _ ____ _ . 35.00 Lola 112. 113. IM . 121 and 122 21.00 Lot* 115 to 120 ___ . 5.60 Lota 123 and 121 2.80 Lota |30 I d Ml and 137 t<> 155 3.50 . 157, 153 and I 59 ___ ' Sanford Hotel Graham, A . . ________ Myera Nancy...,____ Alien. R _____________ Jacking. Jamea , ____ William*. C. P____ .. Williaraa, C. T Millet, T. J , Aabury, Phoebe llarrie, H»' Martin, Sherman Portloek, Cooper. E. E_____ Turner. Jno ______ _ Unknown , __ „ Unknown ...... Thatcher R. Co. Stewart. W. C .__, , . Gramling, A. A . ..... Jarkaon, J a m e a __ _ Stewart, Julia Mradr. 11... ___ . It«*a, J. T . .............. Graham. G. ft _______ Warensley, Alary . ..... Brumley, L. A Andrew a A MeLeod D. Gramling, O. U,„. -----------Allen. T. J ; t i Begin at the SE Cor of B lo ck ! Tier 1 of K- II Tr art ord'* Map run W II? It N 386.06 It 3 69 d-g 17 mis E 125.1 ft S 3*1.74 ft to floe- I acre_____ _ Br* at the lotPtlpftii’ti "f the N line of T e m m r u l t l at With the W .line of Pal­ metto-ave run N 181.5 It N 69 dee 17 rain W 118,2 ft 5 626.37 It to Caromerrial arr K on N aide of Commercial at 119.2 ft to Rr|. t.S i r r n ____ 250 It N of the InUrarrllor, of the N line of Commerrlal at with the rail line of I'ark eve run N 135.71 ft. S 69 dee 17 min E 159.1 S 379.36. W MB.A ft to beg. Contalnlnc M acrr» - — . Lot* 5 and 6 Lota 3. t A .3 . ........ — ---All north of Commercial at I.o t t , _____ ______ I-ota 2 Si 3 Be* 135 ft W of SE cor run N MO ft N to Commercial at. W to Band a te' "S 11A.! ft E 152 ft S 101.2 It to Firat at K to bee S H Lot 4_ Lot 5____ .. Lot 8_____ I.At 1 ...... Lota I and Lota' 9 and Lota 9 and Lot 5 .. . Lot a Lot 9 Lot 6 Lot 7 I,ota 9 and Lot 5 _> Lota I A 2 All leaa 6, 7, fi and 9 Lot I . . . . .____ Lot I0_-___ I.ot 1 . Lot 7 ______ Lot 6 W j j I.ot 7 : lo.ou N W » i Lot 7 _ N E f t Lot 7 .... t^ot 11,........ ...... Lot 14____ _ Lota 5, 6 and 7.. S H Lot 9 . Lot 10___ U l r t l l . W. T , Leavitt, to. T , --------- 2.60 21.00 Lana. Mrs. A. L ____ _ 621 Leavitt. Mra. Hattia____ Stockdell, H. E ........ .. 6 26 7,1* , Leavitt. W. 19 30 Preach, A. V ......... ........ 2l i0 is & ti £ * V �•* •: ■# 3 * «• w I * ' • ( . - J j >•- JUNE 20, l t l » THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FIFTEEN t: Lot 129. Midway. In Sec, 82. Tp, 19 S.; Article V. S W i f of N W i f . N M o f S W t f and S W ' f the following dotrribed property altuated In 31 E., aold at th* proparty of Hillary; |‘ The buaineaa of th* corn corporation ahall b* of 8 W H Sec. 35, Tp. 20 8, R. 29 E. Seminole county, Floridn, to-wlt: Lot I IB. Block D, D. R, Mitchell’* Survey of Levy Also Ta* Certiorate No. 138. dated th* ! fondurted by a board of director* ronaitllng You are hereby ordered to appear to th* Grant, containing 43 acre*, sold at tha prop­ 3rd day Of July. A. D. 1910, aald certificate “ f hill of complaint herein filed -on tb* 4th day JThr*l* n o ,. " ! 1 “ r*, ,h“ of August, A. 17. 1919. roverinf lh# following dMtrlbed land*, to* n j f T h e director* •h«fl> from their erly of Unknown; It la forlb-r or f«rrd that thla notlca be Alto T a i CertlBcate No. 288. tinted th» wit: Lot 127. Midway; In 8*c. 32* Tp. 19 8.. number elect a preeldent, a vice president, a treaeurer. One peraon published onre each week for. twelve weak* 4th day of June, A. D. 1917, aald certiflrota II. 3! E.( told aa the property ol Henry • * m*y held the offlre of both Secretary and In 1,'ie Sanford Herald, a newspaper published embrace* th* following deaerlbed property rackard* * . c\ ai j a a • treiaurer. The pervona who are to conduct In raid He min id# County. altuated In Seminole county. Fla., to-wit: And haa Bird aald reftinlralca in my , the buaineaa of thla corporation as Ita "temWltneaa ray hand a id th* aeal of tb* aald Lot 8 (lea* beg. 12 eh N. of SW cor run N and haa made application lor ta i deed to por>rjr officer* and director* (intil the dlrecClrrult L'jurt thla 2hth day of April, A . - D . 88 degree* 30 min. E 5.03 eh, N 8 degree* laaue in accordance with law, .. , ; nr* elected at th* Bret annual meeting 1919* 30 min, W 9 ch to lake, thence In main dlrtcUnleu' said certificate* ahall be redeemed , of the atorkholdera hereinafter provided for, deal) E . X DOUGLASS, W a,«■/ rh. to W boundary tfwn -70 deg: Clstk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. Lot 8. 8 6 degree* . , mi it, n 10.30 iu .ju co m according to law ta i dr-d will itsua thereon : shall be T. W, Lawton, provident; W. J. mllff-B ch to on the filh day of July, A< D. 1919. j Lawton, vice president; It. W. Lawton, aecMaaaey A Warlow beg.) Block D, D. R. MllchetP* Survey of Witness my i.fflelal signature and teal hla 1 and treaaurer. The first annual meetSols, tor Oomplt. Lovy Grant, containing 3 acre*, told at thn ~ ----ilng of the stockholders shall be held on the Sl-IStc thr 5th day of June, A. D. 1919 property of Unknown: Alia Ta* Certificate i first Monday In July, A. I). 1919, and an­ Ileal! _ E. A. DOUGLASS, No. 299. dated the 4th day-ol June, A. D. nually thereafter on the first Monday of 1* Circuit Conrt. Nevemn Clrcnlt, Hernia*!* Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla 1917, aald certificate embrace* th* following ' each and avery July. By V. E. Douglaaa, D. C; Cennly, Florid* deaerlbed property situated 4n Seminole 56-Mc Article VI. county. Fin., to-wit: Lot 30, Block D, D. R. Overstreet Turpentine Company The highret amount of indebtednraa or Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grant, told at th* va. liab ility to which the corporation can at any All unknown partiee rlal-ninj Intereata property of Jaraea L. Gilee: Also T a t Certime subject Itself la double the amount of under J. Richmond kfnrphy, dotiflrilo No. 298, dated the 4th -day of June, **» Clrrult Court .Seventh Judicial Cii Seminole County, Florid*. In Chancery the capital stork and surplus of tbe corpora­ ccaied, Cal vin _ A. I’ otge, Georg* II. A. P . 1917, aald certificate embrace* the fol­ tio n . lowing deaerlbed property altuated In Sem­ Henry II. III. II.) Chappell. Morton Individually and aa trustee, inole county, Fla., to-wit: Lot I I , Block D, Mary Wheeler Chappell, and 1 ' Article VII. W. S. Keefer, Ritchie ' Woodbridg* Bill to D. R. Mitchell1* Purvey of Levy Grant, con­ J. Hargreaves, Complainant* Name*, residence and subscription of lha et al. Uulet v*. taining" 24 mere*, aold n* th* property of Un­ To, the defendants, Calvin A. - Poage. Incorporator*: • To. Title, Joseph Garvin, th* unknown known; T. W. Lawton, (Ivlrdo, Florida, 30 sharesGaofga 11. kforton Individually and as trualegatees and devisee# under the W. J. Lawton, Ovltdo, Florida, 30 share* tee. . S. Keefer and Rite fe W mjbridgtf Alto T a i CertlBcate Ko. 297, datFd th* R. W. Lawton. Ovlado, Florida, 20 ahart*. I “ appearing from th‘- aworn bill herein, 4lh day of June, A. 1). 1917, aald certlBcate last will and testament of Jo­ seph Garvin, the unknown heirs of embraces tha following detcrlbed property Article VIII. ■ ■ v,,ur t*1*** 1,1 residence is unknown and Arllrlt > yuu are over the are of 2t year*: altualrd In Seminole county, Fla^, to-wlt: Joseph Garvin, Wm. G. AndenTh* seal or this corporation ahall be a dr- I that >n Lota 21. 22 and 24. Block D. D. R: Mitch- rrid. the unknown legateea and It ie therefore ordered that you do appear ruler Impreuion and bear fn th* center the 1 tll'a Survey of Levy Grant, containing. 42 devisee* under the last will and word* "Corporal* Seal" and around lb* _rir- i? ( Ibla court_ to the bill herein Iliad on th* acre*, aold aa th* property of Myrtell* Terry, testament of Wm. G. Andencumference "Lawton Brothara Company, 7lb day of July, 1919. rrld, and 4|ia unknown heir* of 14. I# . furtbsr ordered that this order b* Oviedo, Florida." Alto Tan Certificate No. 320, dated the Wm. G. Andenreld, Defendant*. published one* a week for eight consecutive 4th.day of June, A. D. 1917, aald certlBcate T. W. L A W T O N , w#«k* in the Hanford .Herald, a nawtpspaV Notice to Non-ltealdrnta embrace* -the following deaerlbed property W. J. I.A W T O N , puhlishrd in said SemlnolO county. •Itnalrd' In Seminole county, Fla., to-wlt; To Joseph Garvin, Residence Unknown. It. W. L A W T O N . e i ^ ! nU f mjf h,B,i axd aval of the aald Slat* of Florida, Lot 87, Block D. l>. IL Mitchell’* Survty of T o Wm. G. Andenreld. Residence Unknown Circuit Court this April 28, A. D. 1*19. It appearing by the aworn bill 'of com­ Coiuity of Serelnot*. Levy Grant, containing 22 acre*,-told ae th* E. A. DOUGLASS. plaint Blsd herein against you that you hare Before m* personally appeared T. W. Lawproperty at. Unknown. L i* S I 4*<*ow . . . I II 1U t ____________ Clrrk Circuit Court Seminol* Co., FJa. or clalm'to have tom* interest in th* follow­ tom W. J. Lawton and It. W. Luwton, to me Massey And hat’ Bled aald certificate* In my office, « U’ artow, and ha* mad* application for tn* deed to ing dracribrd land In Seminole county, Flor­ wall known and known to b* Lie Sola, toy CotnplL id*. twwlt:, . scribed In aald art/rlaa of Incorpoi Jtiue In accordance with law. 31-910 acknowledged that thay signed tha earn* for Ualcn* aald certificate* ahall be redeemed Th* West half of the Southwest sss* uses and i)urDoacs'th*"r*in amresaed according to law tai deed Will l**ue thereon R l n - w T ^ S f s e t — Suuih, H m f f tH L*V * *.r.” my hittd *nd oflldal « r « lt tbit th* 22nd day . __ ______________Citation-— on tha Bth dav ot July, A. I). 1919— Weat half ( ^ t g l of the Weal half ( W l » ) of J, Dtllhouae and wife— ----of M «y, A. D. 1919. Wltneaa my official algnalure and teal thla th# Southwest quarter ( S W ' i t of the SouthHallhou#*, defendants. tha 4th day of June, A. D. 1919. , (aeaift* *■ M A R Y L E IN HART, w**t quarter ( S W } * ) of Section 29, Town­ T o J, Ballhouae and wife, Ualtbouae, deal) K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk, ‘ Notary Public, State ol Florid*. ship 19 Suuth. Rang* 3| East, containing 30 My commission cipiro* Orf. 20. 1920. Pataadena. California. * By V. E. Dnugla**. D. C. a ere* more or lets. 54-Sle It appearing by affidavit od behalf of ’ 56-dtc * complainant Bled herein that you and each of You are therefore hereby required and or• a In the Circuit Conrt, Hcsealh Judicial dir* you art over the age of 21 yean, and retlda dared to be and appear before our said In lb* Clrcull Ceurl * f Ike Hesealh Judicial NOTICE rail *r Florida, In * and for Httnloolo outalda of the itate of Florida, and there la Notice Is hereby given that th*' under­ Circuit Court at thn. Court Bouse In HnnCircuit ’ of the Htatc of I lorlda. ____ In and f*r MV SPECIALTIES: County. In Chanrury no pertoa In aald itate the service of sub­ signed has been appointed admlnlstralrik of ford. Florida, nn thr First Monday In AuSeminal* Counts. • In Chanrery poena upon whom would be binding upon the relate of W. 1. Aker*, dreeaaed, and all H *9 -m t* I W IP | imtl| IMF '* 811 U K/ H ■■IN month, lUUlilila C. D. Chrlat and ft. I). guat, 1919, being Ihe 4th day ofI aald II. J. Lobean nnd Alma Thorman, you. Suit lo heir* at law. legatee*, devisee* and creditor* then and there to make anawrr to the bill Ketne, Complainanta Complainants PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA * Quiet Till* You are therefore ordered to be and appear and all porsina having rlalma nr demand* of complaint herein filed again*! you, and E. J. Harrell, at al,' Cordelia E.V*Hlll nnd- William Hrnry before our aald Circuit Court at the rlerk’a against said estate will present them to th* therein fall not, *la* aald bill will be taken as Hill, her. huaband: nil unknown partoffice In thr court houte In Sanlord, Florida, undersigned, duly authenticated, within' th* ronfraaed against you, followed by final de­ Drfcndanu GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER Ira claiming Inter** a und#r Cordrlln on the drat Mnnday in July, 1919, being the time prescribed by law, or the samr will be cree. Order for.Constructive Service E. IUII nnd William Hrnry Hill, hrf 7th day of aald month, then and there to an- forever barred. It la further ordered that thla notice be It is ordered that the defendants herein Thl* June 4th, 1919. husband, or rlthrr of them, or othsrawrr to the bill of complaint Bled herein publlshrd In the Sanford Herald, a news­ named to-wlt: E. J. Harrell, and all persona ROGERS’ PLATED WARE , UfIRA LEE AKERS, wiao, In the land .lirarrtbrd brluor; agal nit you, and In this fail not, rlae aald paper published in Seminole county, Florida, claiming by, through or under him aa heirs, M Sanford, Florida. Alien O. Apfar and '--------Apgar, hla bill will oe taken a* ronfraied. daviaeea. grantees or olharwiae, whoa* name* one each wrek for 8 runaerullve weeka. 56-9 Ip W wife; all unkndwn pnrtlra claiming lnart unknown to th* complainlnlt; J, M. Mr- ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES It la further ordered that thia notice be TO A L L P A R T IE S C L A I M I N G A N I N ­ trfrala undrr Allen G. Apgar and Gaughey, and all person# claiming by, Aubliahrd In the Sanford Herald once each ----------Apgar, bit wife, or dither or In Clrcnlt Court Seventh Judicial Clrcpll’ T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E IN through or undar him aa hairs, devisee*. week for four conaecutlve weeka. BELOW D ESCRIBED: Under Joseph Gar­ them, or otherwloe. In tha land des­ ranter* or otherwlae, who#* name# arc unSeminalt Calmly, Florida. In Chancery vin and Wm. G. Andenreld, or othrrwise. Given undrr my hand and the teal of aald Mary Saif Bridget cribed below; nnd nil unknown pnrtlra nown lo complainants; Elliabeth Stoddard, » < and all.ptraona rHfmlng hy, thmjgh or un­ claiming nn Interest in the following . * court Ihla the 2nd day of June, 1919. va. Citation It tiring madt to appear by a aworn billsof (aeal) E. A. DOUGLASS, drr her aa hrlra, devise##, grantee# nr olh#rdescribed land, eltuate In Seminole Elijah J. Bridget complaint filed herein against you that you Clerk Circuit Court, County, Florida to-wlt; fl t-S of 8 1-3 To Elijah J. Bridget, Gastonia, N. C. have or claim to havr some Intrrcal In the wlae, whoa# names ar# unknown lo rum' Hy V. E. Douglaaa, D. C. • of HE if ol BW I f ol Section 13, It Is hereby ordered that you apprar to the following drsrrlbrd lands In SrmlnoU county, plalnanti; Sheridan Stoddard and all per­ Dicklnann A'DIcklnaon, son# rlalmlng by, through or under him a# Tbwnthlp 2t South, Hang# 39 East; bill of rnmplalnt Bled hrrrfn against you In Florida, lo-alf: Snlirltor* lor Complainant. heir#, devisee#, grantee# or otherwise, who*# alia beginning at HW corner of S E If OCULIST AND OPTICIAN (ht above entitled cauie, on the 7th day of The West halt ( W t v ) of Ihe Sotilhweat 66-Slc namr# are unknown to complainanta; Klitol Section 13, Townthip 21 South, July, 1919, and the Sanford Itrrald Is hereby uartrr lSW'#l ol Srrtlnn 29, Townthip 19 abtth J. Driggers and all person* rlalmlng Pracliro confined to (he treatment Range 29 Rant, run rail 14)4 rhalne. drvlgnalrd a* the newipaper In which, thla 3ouulh. Range 31 East, lest anil d ee p ! th* by. through, or undrr her ae hrira, devisers, North 10 ehnjna, Wral U S chain*. D E PA R TM E N T OF THE INTERIOR of Ihe e je notice ahall hr published once a week (or W'eit half |« ' ; ! nf tha West half ( W ' j l ol ranters or uthrrwlir, whose names are unSouth 10 chalna. .Defendant*. U. S. Land Office at Gilnrivillr. Fla. four ronaerutivp weeks. thr Southwrsl quarter i H W 't l nf the South­ Eyes eiamlhed by a regular regis­ nown to compallnanls; and all prrsnn# May 31. 1919. Order ol Hrrvlr* by Publication Witness my hand and official «eal, thl* west quarter fS W '# ) of Section 29, Town­ whomsoever, whoa* namr* are unknown lo Notice la hereby given that Sadie Wallaae, tered phyaieian To Cordelia E. Hill and William Hrnry ship 19 South, Range 31 East, ronalnlng the 27th day of May, 1919. th* Complainants, who have or claim to have Wallace, dreeaaed, of llill, hrr huaband. rraldrnrr unknown, and widow ol Arthur It. 70 arret rnorr or leas. • lacil) E. A. DflttGLOSS. GlaaiteH filled, broken lenes du­ any lntrr#*t ol whatsoever nature. In and to Weklwa. Florida, who,-On May 29, 1914, Allrn Q. Apgar a n d --------Apgar, hi* wife, Clerk Clrruit Court. th* following detcrlbed land-, or any part nr made Homratrsd Entry, No. 012121, for plicated You arc Ihcrrfore hereby commanded and rraldence unknown: S W U ef N W ' t . N W ' ( of SW'!,. Section 5 Rrhrllr Maine*. required tn lie and appear before our said portion thereof. In Seminole county, Florida, It I* hereby ordered that you apprar to and N I* of HE’ ,. Section 6, Town*hlp 20 S , Suliritor lor Complainant. to-wjt: 28 W. Church St. • Orlando, F!«. Circuit Court at the Court House In San­ the blit ol rnmplainl filed herein again*! you Rang* 29 E., -Tallehatsee Meridian, has 55- Me North half of southeast quarter of Section ford, Florida, on the First .Monday io Sep­ In the above entitled caatr, on the 4th day Bled nolle* ol Intention to make Three-year tember. 1919, being tbe firat day of aald IS, Township 21 south, Rang* 29 east: ol August, A. D. 1919, and thr Hanford Her­ Proof to establish claim to the land shove NOTICE OF MASTER'S-SALE North 470 feet of tbi northeast quarter of Notice la hrtcbv »lven that undrr and by month, then and Ihrr* In make answer unto ald la hereby dr*ignatr<| a* the n*w*paper In deaerlbed. before Clerk Clrrult Court, at the lull of complaint filed hrreln against you, thr southeast quarter of Section 31, Town­ which thl* order *hall be putdUhed once a Sanford, Florida, on the I Ath day o( July, virtue ol a final decree rendered on the I4tn and therein tail nut else swirl bill will be ship 20 south,, Bang# 3(1 east; week fur eight conarcutivr week*. day ol May, A. I) 1919, by the Honorable 1919. Five terra In a square in th# northwrst James W. I’erklns, Judge ot Ihe Seventh taken s< confessed against you, to be fol­ Witnrea my hand and *ral of oftlre thl* lowed by final decree. Claimant name* a*. wltne*«r*: rimer of the northeast quarter of the nbrthJudicial Circuit Court «l Florida. In Chan­ 2nd day of June. A. P. 1919. W. C. Ilaltsday, of Wekfwa, Florid* ea»t quarter of Section 35, Townthip 20 It ia further nrdereti that thia notice be cery, In a certain cause wherein the City of (trail K. A. DOUGLASS, • 11. I). Click of Weklwa, Florida Sanford la complainant, and A. M. Thraaher published once rirh week for twelve week* In auulh, Range 29 east; . Clerk Circuit Court Samlnute Co., Fla, Kbcn Crippen ol Weklwa, Florida Flat! half ot rail half of northeast quarter and A. K. 1’ owera defendants, 1, the under- Ihe Sanford Herald, a newspaper published W, M. Murphy, Jr., W. E. Whldden of Weklwa, Florida. uf Herlion 2, and northwest quarter of north­ slgnrd Special Master will, on Monday, the in Seminole county. Florid*. Snlirltor for Complainant*. • UtlllT. W. DAVIS, west quarter l o . Section 1. To*m»hlp 20 7th day ol July. 1919. In front of Ihe Court put on Done and ordered this thr 5th day ol 66-0te 66-5tr Register. •outh. Range 29 east: House door In Sanfofd, Florida, during tha J urvr, 1919 legal hours ol sale, offer lor sale and sell to Lot 287 l-ongwood, Florida; o r a l’ E. A I ID U G L A S S , In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Cir­ Notice ef Appllralien for Tai Deed Under the hlghesl bidder lor rath the following Southwest quarter of northwest quarter nf Clerk Circuit CoUrt Seminole Cn., Fla. Section 9 of Chapter' 4991. Law* of Fler- described lands, to-wlt; Lot 6, Block 5, cuit. of Florida, In and for Seminole Coun­ By V. I*. Douglas*. IJ C. Section 31, Township 2U south. Range 30 I4t ty. In Chanrery Iks K a u n a s * V k i Tier II, of Georgetown, subject however to east, eirrpt tha following 4 tracts. Notice la hereby given that O. C. llryant, any paving, aidrwalk, or other Hen, or tax, Dickinson A Dickinson, II. J. Lobean and Alma Thorman, Solirilnra fur Complainants. UI Begin at N W corner of said S W i o l ol porchaarr of Ta* Certificate No. .133. dated subsequent tu Ihe year 1910, In favor of laid Complainant*. . 50- :3tc N W *, run cast 576 feel, south 420 feet, the 4th day of June, A. I). 1917. aald eertifl- city. ist lltd f#rt, north 420 fret to p. o. b.; r i l e rmhracc* the following described prop­ Cordelia* E. Hill and William Hrnry A U T O 0\VNERS SC B E LLE MAINER, erty situated In Seminole county. Fla..toHill, her huaband: alt unknown par* 12! Onn-lourth ol sn acre known a* Bap­ NOVICE OF MASTER'S SALE Special Master In C'hancrty. wit: Lota I, 2. 3. 4, 17, 19, 19. 20, 33. 34, lira claiming interral* undrr Cordelia J. J. Dfrklnson. N id le r is hereby given that under and by tist church lot; 36. Id, 49. do. 11 and 62. Plat ol Tutrawilla, E. Hill and William Henry ilill, her Call on us (or exact City Solicitor. \lrlue td a final rirrree rrndrrrd nn the 14th <3! Begin at SW corner of aald 8W|I of, sold *1 the property of Unknown; Alan Tea huaband, or either ol them, or otherday uf May, A. D, 1019, by the Honorable NWJ.', run east 324 le#t, north 697 feat, 65-otc Certificate No. 325 dated the 4th day of * lir , In the land detrrlbod below; duplicate of your Jsrnra W I’rrhlna, Judge nf the Seventh {June A. D. 1917, said certificate embrace* N*llrr of Agalltatlon far T*s Deed tlndrr Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. In Chan­ wnt 324 fret, south 897 fret to p. o. b.; ana Alien G. Apgar a n d --------Apgar, hla (4) Two acre* formerly sold to J. W, broken aprlng, Hrrtlon 8 of Chapter 4888. Laws af Flar- cery, in a rrrtaln cauae wherein the City of Driggsrs, ngi . ., . _______ . . . . In ____ more __ fully described I)c*d * ---~ Sanford U complainant, and II. l.andon da- Hook “ Y, * ____ Ida page 612, Public Records, Orange a n d receive Tales Nolle* it hereby given that Sehelle Maine# fenilanl, I, the undersigned Special Master County, Florida. OWNER DESCRIPTION S R y, Ihe the 7th day of 1919, and S. K. Doudney, purrbasera of T a i Cer­ will, on Monday, aprlng aat* [lourt IHr Ilnu*e tUmr In infurd, lie and each of them are hereby required to tificate No. 141, dated the 3rd day of July, In front of the Court apprar-to th* Hill of Complaint filed in aald ng Ihe Irgdl IrgdK hours of *: sale, offer Florida, durfn . . . -------g the leg -------------ave on N aide of Gold* A. D. 1916, sqiil certificate covering the fol­ r. 'V cauae tin Or before (■faction nil to the Ihe highest bidder for cash - boro ave run N 140 It lowing described lamia, to-wlt:* Lot 140 In for sale and sell M O N D A Y , the 4th day of AUGUST, log described lands, to-w|t: Lots It W too ft S 140 ft E 100 • Midway. Sec. 32, Tp. 19 S . It 31 K.. sold thi-foliowing that la A. II 1910 and 12 of Block 4 of Tier I of Sanford, Klnr ft to beg and le«* beg IdO as Ihe property of A. S Packard. (t is further ordered that a copy of thl# Ida, according to E. It. TralTord's map, tt E of N W cor E do ft Also, Taa Certificate No. 143, titled the subicct. however, to any paving lien, sidr- orJ«r he published once a week lor twelve real. S 140 ft W dO ft N 140 (I 3nt day of July, A. 1). 1916, -aid certificate ilk lien, or other lien, or ! * « subsequent In ronaeculive Weeks-In the Hanfuril Hertltl, a and Ie*v beg 3 10 ft S of Covering the following described lands, to­ the year 1916, In fsvof of said city. weekly newspaper t/ i published in said SrmN W ror run S 210 It E il; l,ot 299 Mid*) Tn Sec. 32. Tp 19 S., it!ole county, Florid* A. K. i’ DWKHH, 210 ft N 210 ft W 210 It. 30 E.. aald as thr property ol It. C. M u Hpecisl Master In Chancery. Freneh. A. V feet Givrn under my hanj and ths ssalo f my will; Alio Ta# Certificate No. 118. dated J, J. Dickinson, Reg at N E ror N W '< 36 19 30 office this the 22nd day of April, 1919. th# 4th day ol June, A. D. 1917, aald.cer­ Chyy Hoi Solicitor. run B 50 ft W IdO fl N (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS. tificate covering th* followlng.drtrribed land*, 55- Me * DuBoac, H. C . dO ft E 150 f t ............ Clerk uf th* Circuit Court ol Seminole Co., to-wlt: Lots 13, 14 and 15, Midway, In Sec, Reg 310 ft S of N W ror of Florida. 32, Tp. 19 S., It. 31 E., anfd aa thr property N E W of N W } * . . 30 19 30 lo W. Duval, of Unknown.. N o t l C E OF M AHTKK’ H HALE run E 210 ft b 210 ft W Comutalnani’s Snlirltor. Notlca Is hrrsby given that under sad hy 2.90 Also Taa Cartlfiritd No. 123, dated the Wight, n __________ _ SANFORD PLORIDA 210 ft N 210 I t .......... 50-I3tc 4th day of Ju*r, A. D. 1917. aald certificate virtu* ol i final decree rendered on th* 14th Reg 10 eh S i f N W ror of -t day ol May, A. U 1919, hy the Honorable covering the following described lands toN f c ' f ... • 30 19 30 wlt: Lots 55, 56, 57 and 58, .Midway, in James W Perkin*, Judge nf Ihe Sevehth In t'Irrull Court, Hetcnih Clrcull., Heralnala run E 670 ft N to It. It. Count). Fieri Ha ' Sec. 32, Tp. 19 fi., Jt. 31 E . told aa the prop­ Judicial • Circuit Court of Florida. In Chan­ NW ly long It. R. to rery, In a certain rauie wherein (ha d t £ of (Jvcnlrret Turpentln* Company Aldridge. W. G erty of A. S. Packard: 7 _ French ave S to “beg. complainant, and W. F, Leavitt v*. G O O D T O THC L A S T D U O P Reg 10 rh S and <79 fl i: <>f Also Taa Certificate No 131. dated the •Hanford la I, the undersigned Special Matter All unknown parties claiming Inter­ 36 19 30 N W cor of N E I; 4th day of June, A D. 1917. said certificate defendant, will on Monday, th* 7lh day uf July. 1919, run E to Oviedo Ur of covering the following described lands, to- In front of the Court House door In Sanford, ests under J. Richmond Murphy, A. C. L. Ity NlViy along wit: Lot 110, Midway In See. 32. Tp 19 S , Florida, during the legal hours of tale, -offer derra-cd, Annie C. Woodbridg*. Rit­ vame to point N of be S K. 31 E., aold aa tbe property of A, S. (ar aale and aril to thr highest bidder for chie Wuodbridge, all unknown parties7.00 Packard; Wilson, II sheer a clgfmlng intereata under Calvin A. to beg___ _ cash the following described Isnds.eto-wlt: Phage, all unknown parties rlalmlng WM of SEW of N W '4 of NEW 36 19 SO 1 Alio T a i Certificate No. 316, dated the l<At 8, IUo4k 6, Tier 6 of Hanford, according Intern Is under George B. Morton In­ let* 100 ft E and W by Oth day. of July. A.' D. 1916, said certificate to E. R. Trsfford's map, subject, however, dividually -or aa trustee, all unknown , 157'j ft N anti S in covering the following dracribrd lands, to- lo any paving, sidewalk, nr other Hen, or tax trartle* rlalmlng interrat under. W. 8. 7.00 wlt: Lot 177, Midway, in Sec. 32, Tp. 19 8., subsequent Lane, Mr*.A. L _____ —— N K enrS.H tu tbe yrarsJSlO, in favor of aald krefer at *1. Beg at N W eor ol 3WW of IL 31 E-, sold ta tha property of J. II. Whitt; city. To all unknoorn parties claiming Intaraat SW W of NE W ... .... . 30 19 30 A. K. POWERS, • under J, Richmond Murphy, or unasr Calvin Alia Tag Certificate trio, 140, dated the run S 132 (t K 315 fl N Special Malter in Chancery. certificate 3rd day of July, A. D. 1910. aald ccrtifii *• Fqage, or under George B. Morton Indi­ Martin, A. E . . . . 132 It W 3IA ft covering th* following described lands, to- J. J. Dlrklnaon vidually or u trust**, or under W. 8. K**f*rHeg 500 ft S pi K.t* mile po*l.._ 30 19 .10 City Solicitor. or clthsr of them or otherwise. In th* follnwruh W 446 ft N 200 ft Legal 63-Sle in i desrrib*d. lands situate In Samlnot* Lane, Mra. A. L . , , — E 445 ft S 200 It county, Florida: Beg 100 it W of N E cor of S.'i }/ of of-NBW N E}/ N E Q Sec. 34, Tp Tp. J0 19 sS., n R. 2# 29 E E. of N W } * of N E W of ...... NOTICE o r MAHTER'H SALE SKIIf of S W i f f l S K Y O U R G R O C E R n! SEW — ' ___ ____ 30 19 30 Notice ia hereby given that under and by SW H of S E t j SE)| Sec. 23. Tp. 20 S. IL 29 B. run S 330 ft W 100 It N virtu* dI a Anal deer** rendered on the 1"41n 330 ft E 100 ft lei* N day of May, A. D„ 1919, by. the Honorable Lemont, Mra, 2.Ml Jam#*- W. Perkins. Judge d tbe Seventh 30 f t . ------ ------------------Judicial Circuit Court of* Florida, In ChanBeg 1390 ft 8 ol N W eor. 31 19 31 eery, In n certain cause wherein th* City of run E 1109 ft 8 to Grant Sanford la romplainant and J. E. TerwlUi. line 3 26 ft W along aame defendant-I, the underaigned Special Master 47 ft W 370 ft to A. C. L will on Monday, the 7th day of JulyT-llia, Ry Wly along aame to „ 49.00 And W m Rm>»Darvni> Weak and fn front of the Court House door In Sanford, Ginn, W. A . .. Sanford ave N to beg. ... Florida, during the legal hour* of aale, offer Beg 11,75 ch 8 of W|* mile for sal* and sell to th* highest bidder for p o e t........................- - . - 3 1 19 31 Ncrrotu, Says Florida Lady. rash th* following described lands, to-wlt: run S 1.25 rh E to Grant N W W of Block 4, Tier 19 of Sanford, ac­ lint N 26 ft E along Grant Fire Bottles of Cardri cording tn E, R. Traffnrd's map, subject lint to point E ol beg W however, to any paving lien, sidewalk lien, Unknosfn________ ______ •' .70 Hade Her WeS. or othar Urn, or taa subsequent to th* year Lot C and'tba 8 20 fl ol Lot H . 1918, tn favur ol tald city, In J, O. Pel** Sob D|v Fertilize' citrus trees N O W lor development of A. K. POWERS. recorded In Plat Hook 2 Special Al aster In Chancery. Page 8 Seminole County KathlMQ, Fla.—Mm. D allu Prta*. J. J. Dlrklnsun, fruit and growth or tree. The aize of next year'a Wliaon, J n o .. ____33.00 ReJordi . ---»1 19 31 or thU place, u y i; "After the birth City Solicitor. Lot II leea S 20 ft of J. O. Fries crop dependa in a great meaauro on the growth 33-31te Rub Div recorded In Plat of my teat child..,I got.very Much book t page 8 Seminole run-down end weakonod, io much ol wood reado thia au miner. — ;--------- a—“ County Record* 31 19 t| Whltakar, A. C .............. 14.00 ■------XOTfCk that I could hardly do anything at f i l i . Lot JfriM Hub Don’t lessen your proflta of thia year and next Div raeorded Plat Book Nolle* la hereby given that w*. th* under­ a ll I waa ao awfully tterroua that 3 Pago 8 Seminole Counsigned Incorporators Intend to apply to IHs I could acaxcely endure the least by neglectipg to. fertilize now! We offer any anal­ Townatnd, Gto. 35.00 ty Records...-— ------- - *1 19 31 Kirallrnev Sidney J. Catts, Governt r of thd nolle. My condition waa getting Slat* of Florida, at Tallaha****, Florida, on 8 W U of NEW .......... ......... ....... <1 19 30 ysis. That part of N E W of the 23rd day ol Jun*, A. I). 1919, or aa toon w orn all the time... S W W lylog ft of Vfal; thereafter aa w* can b* heard, for Letter* 1 knew 1 moat hare aoma relief or AU the Potash You W aal I oq villa *V* tea* 11 i M Patent to be Issued to I^wton Brothara I would boon btrin-Hhe_b«d and In a Company, of wbl'b corporation th* following ch* and N W W « f S E '» ‘ " ch* * £ and nd W by leaa 8 MriouK condition' for 1 felt ao badly ahalt b* th* article* of Incorporation: • H cha N and 8 In BW twrrooa and weak 1 could Articles * f IncMywatWn * f Lawlan U n i t e s Havamaysr, Allea A___ 28.00 Cnmpany hardly lire. My huaband naked Dr. •i 19 at Beg at SW eor N W W of SEW run E 8 ch N 8 H ch W . . 1T. , _ DOat n»7 t a k i n g CarfnL H» Article I. to Msllonville avu 8 Manufacturera Idaal Fertilizera ■aid, I r t a g o o d m o d ic in s j a n d good Th* natn* ol (hi* corporation shall b* alooi asms to point W f o r th a t troubla*,' no ha g o T t e e 5 bot- Lawton Brother* Company, and ita principal ,#/.wD<r.s,„.P.calerB in SPra>r Pu®pa and Inaectiddea. of beg E lo b*g-----------Bohlayer, F red ._________28.00 place of buaineaa ahall b* In Oviedo, SamJ A C K S O N V I L L E * ................... .... ......................... Beg at BW cof Blk B MeilontlM ...After about tbe sacond bottte 1 inol* FLORIDA county, Florida. vllt* run W 103 If N 292 R. C. Maxwell. Mgr., Sanford Branchfait greatly Improved.. .bafora taking ft E 105 ft 3 292 ft lo Article II. Th* general nature ol th* butinr R*pp, J. W -----28.00 It. my llmba and handa and arma to be b*g W *9 Iks of Beg 9.32 chs W of would go to Bleep. After taking it, transacted by tbe corporation aha 19 3| follow*, to-wlt; To carry on a gem 8E ter Lot ---- 30 nowBver, thla poor circulation dlaap- csntils or merchandise business, and to pur­ run N 22.00 chs to Lak* peared. My atrangth cama Monroe W along Lakt II chase, sell and deal In merchandise, wood, ch 62 Ika S 22.15 ch* E i r o m l f t . boiiMhold goodi ip d perROp»| snd I'w aa toon on tha 11.87 eh to b * r - . . . . -----PrWr*. B -------- -— 11.20 health. After tha uae of Beg at 8 E tor ml Lot t of tlee, I could do all Holden's Real Ealat* A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ? I F N O T , S E E Co’s Add run NEly along and attend to my £ tide of aald Add and and to mirhst, •*!! and dlspoa* of th* prol aide*." along Ely old* of tt. IL duet* therefrom. * J. TralTord's Map of Bana t lS L S 111 S l r i n d d B t l i ‘ Article* 111. ford to tha B Une.sTIfr n thorough trial for your trot b 9l Thu amount ot th* capital stock ol thla H. thenr* B to Sanford AonnT* contains no harmful or I ■kail b* Twenty.flv* Thousand Grant lln* B 21 H W druga, but la Along Grant line to Pt to b* ul*ld8d Into two tpbkMrad nnA fifty (230) aharan ot tha par east of bsg W to b * g .., ._ Unknown._____ 1.40 table, medic J f ' f t ot. Hundrtd (1100.00) Dolfcra ' bad afteroffc _ WhcH, anil said stock may b* paid-for In c u b Tha foragolng dascribed property nay ha ___ ____ lMaa*d a t any t i _____ n * b e fo re bein^ certified -party, tabor and services, at a Just to City Attorney for collection by paying coat of ndv*rtiain|'nnd in u re *! n t'tCa'raU- of hare voluntarily OFFICE PEOPLES HANK BUILDING by tb* dlractori at a I t pig cant per annum. the _ “— ----- tnllad for such purpo***. JAB. C. R OBERTS. tffl* **13 c;. ArlW# ,T City Clerk 4k Collector T h * corporative shall *a i*t p«rpttual]y, wife; all unknown partita claiming Intemta under Allen G. Apgar ana “ is---- Apgar, hla wife, or either of A c it y a d vertisem en t wn# b en d ed : them, or otherwise, In the land det. • T » u elstcra w a n t w u sjilnf.” So do erlbed below; all unknown partita rlalmlng an Inlereat In the following n good m any brothera. A n o th e r ad­ deaerlbed land -itual* In Seminole v ertisem en t w n a : " W a n t e d — n Imy to county, Florida. t « - » t t ; S !i ol F '» of 8 E )f of S W K of Section IS, Town■mndnnner."* ahlp I I South, Range 29 Ealt; alto begin at 8W r 'r n ir of S E 'f of Saetlon 19, Tawnrhlp 2| South, Range 29 Ealt, run c u t 14 U chain*, north * Nnturallret" Bird In Cuckoo Clock. 10 chains, watt 14), chalna, auulh 10 Cuckoo clock*, once no popnlur. w e r e chain*, defenKat.ta. Order of F*rvir# by Publication fo r the moat part “ made In G erm any,’' PSMi.a clclmlng Intemta undtr an a J e w e le r In an Indiana to w n d e ­ Cordelia E. Hill and William Henry Hill, her huaband or either of them, or otherwlaa. In rided that It w a s time that the hlrd In the lend deaerlbed ' below: and all partita hie clock should b e "naturnlla ed," snys claiming intareuta undrr Allen G. Apgar and “7.---Apgar. bl* "wife, either of them, or I 'o i’ulnr M ech an ics Mngnxlno. W h e n •fherwlae, In the land or deaerlbed below; and ho had finished nlterntlnn* Mu» hlrd all partlra claiming an Inlereat in tha followdrscrlbrd land aituate In Seminole coun­ • < m e fo rth nnd w histled "Ilo h W h it e ," lx* ty, Florida, Jo-w ll: S U ” of 81* of 9E >f of SWJf of Section 13, Townthip 21 South, - ke n n a tiv e Am erican. Range 29 Eaat; also .begin-al HW corner of S E 'f of Section IS, Township 21 South, Range 39 Eaat, run Ea*l 14}* chalna, ' Much Cut Upl North 10 chain*. W rit 14'y chain*. South 10 chain*. O n e day re cen tly n dilapidated, a p a ­ thetic man entered the office o f the . 1 4 *? b#r* by ordered that you appear to the hill of complaint filed htrela against you In S yracuse M e d ic a l college and offered tha abort entitled cauie, on the Bret day of Replewber, A. I). 1919, and the Sanford to sell his b od y cheap, addin g that he Herald is hereby designated a* the atwtpaper w as out o f w o r k and alm ost discour­ in which this order ahall be publlahed onre aged. " Y o u ’r e nlmorft discouraged, are * week for twelve.ronateullve week*. Wltneaa my hand and teal of office' thla y o u 7" re jo in e d the superintendent, w ho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919. ' <e*al) * E. A. DOUGLASS, n lw n y* tried to change the determ in e; Clerk circuit 0 , Urt, Seminole Co., Fla. Uon o f these" unfortunates. " W h y , W. M. Murphy, Jy.. Shllcitor for Complainanta. 60-13IC man. I f you sold y o u r body to us the first chance o u r students got t h e y ' d In arrall Ceurl. Sevcnlh Judicial Clrcull, H cu la d i County, Ftorlda. lu Chanrery take tilts heart out o f you e n tir e ly I"— Tropiral Vegetable Company, a C a rto o n s M a g a z in e . . ) corporation, complainant, Mystifying "Ad*." HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER. LEGAL ADVERTISING ki t DR. E. S. HOFFMAN E WhcolfotirSprinABreaks B. & 0 ; MOTOR CO. MAXWELL h o u s e ,' COFFEE HANDS, ARMS; L « ASLEEP Summer F e rtilizin g WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. W. S anford. i T H IC P E N & C O M P A N Y d 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 20, 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/ae5f31d1cefb378bf8283a7372413adc.pdf 8b5691097a51919d5b1f5d12eb611a2f PDF Text Text % r ' S r. • - • ■■ - HERALD THE W t HE HEART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 59 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JUNE 27. 1919 1 * VOLUME X FIRST GAME NEW FACTORY OF SEASON FOR SANFORD MILL NEXT cess is nssured from .the very day it begins operations. • . The new company has ample funds to carry out alK<Ml.r P,aI)* and it will be a close corporation with no stock for sale. HUN SHIPS WERE SUNK BY SIGNAL half years and the farmers and bank­ ers arc now looking forward to the million dollar year nnd back on the $100,000 Infancy of the industry. A few cows on every farm'mean fertiliser of Nature’s own brand. • NEW THEATRE OPENS They will give that farm a ready use for all rough forage crops and root Hippodrome Adds Another Atrlaccrops. They will give a cash Income tlon to Sanford' every day in the year and that cash , Sanford's new theatre, the Hippoincome .will take care of the family . i * . * PREARRANGED PLAN THAT 7ACIIARY • TYTFR CO.. TAKES j drome, opened Monday night to a and farm running expenses. Men WAS PROBABLY POSTERED OVER ZAl-lIAHV MII.1. AND l.rg. c,««d .nd ; Sun.ge who started with practically nothing TEAM IS BEING ORGANIZED IN BERLIN CARRIED . OUT PURITY COMPANY WOULD in the Tallahassee district now own AND SANFORD AND ORLAN­ was all smiles as he greeted the WILLMAKE CRATES AND IN DETAIL TAKE ALL MILK THAT CAN good herds of cattle and are buying DO WILL OPEN SEASON HERE people to the new play house. Al­ HAMPERS IlE PRODUCED IN SEMINOLE farms. They are selling milk every NEXT WEDNESDAY though all the opening films did not get London, Juhe_26.—Although_ri here on-Ume and-he-was handicap­ ports have stated that aix German* COUNTY AT CASH PRICE / Among the new enterprise* In San­ day in the year, surplus stock every Although Sanford came Into the Seminole county can be the ban­ year and raise, about as many_ crops Florida league last and the Team Is ford is thV Zschary-Tyler Veneer ped by the non-delivery of one of his were killed and ten wounded when ner county ofrthc atate in the dairy and hogs as over. The dairy, farm having a hard time recruiting good Co., that have. recently purchased machines everything moved along the boat* of the German fleet at . •• _nnn Lacanin. be in­ in Florida is a success, a big success, players for the opening game on the roperty of the Zachary Crate smoothly and the first night was a SCapa Flow were fired upon aubae-, business If -the/ farmer* and Novelty -Works on First street great success. . quent to scuttling of the German duced to bring in good milch cows and is steadily growing in promi­ account of poor wire service Man­ and will start business within the The pictures are enhanced by a fleet, the Dsily Mail says other* • and form a cooperative association nence. ager Chapman states that Sanford . good orchestra of three pieces and may have been drowned and that With sufficient support on the will have a real tearrt in time to open next thirty days. for the distribution of the milk. part of the farmers, and agricultural the season here next Wednesday on The Zachary Novelty Works had Manager Stanage who is a musician some may possibly have reached the • Edwajd Biggers and Fred ‘Dorner development-agencies of this county one of the most complete mills in this himself promises the public that good Orkey islands and have not yet been who are Interested in the dairy busi­ and an assurance of about 500 gal­ which date.our old friends from- Or­ ' * _ part of the state and were turning music will he a feature at the Hip­ reported. _ lando will come up to try us out. ness made a trip to Jacksonville last podrome. . lons of milk a day this company out quantities of mill work when the The main part of the British fleet week to-investigate the distribution Good old Chapman who caught would be willing to undertake the The interior has been painted and was absent, exercising at sea, when war came on, paralyzing building plan of the Purity Cream Co., and establishment of a milk'shipping sta­ for Sanford- two years ago and loyal­ operations and forcing the suspen­ greatly improved in many ways and the German ships were sunk, only after discussing the plans with Coun­ tion similar to the one that develop­ ly defended our title yilL play the sion of this business temporarily. Manager Stanage is arranging for some, drifters, small'warships and pa­ initial bag again and will also act us ty Agent C. M. Berry a meeting was ed the Leon county section. Under the’ new management the some of the best screen pictures that trolling aircraft being on guard over manfiger of the team. His brother, called at the court house of all those plant will dispose of the machinery he can procure, believing that the the interned \n c m y squadron. The county needs the business. C. F. Chapman, who is n southpaw interested Tuesday ' night and the for the manufacture of novelty and best is none too good for the movie Admiral van Reuter, commander outline of the' plans made public. The farms need the money and fer­ pitcher will be one of the tossers, house supplies and all the machines fans. of the surrendered Germari fleet, say The Purity Cream Co. of Jackson­ tilizer. Let's work for the estab­ Stewart. known as "Study" will for the manufacture of tie manuiaauugoon M j,jg new equipment ar- he issued *n order to sink the vessels, ville will place a substantial sum of lishment of the dairy mnrket. the play 2nd. White and Harris will be necessary cratcs and hampers will be installed r|yM ,)e proml8P!l to give the people the Dsily Mail adds, and did so be­ development of this basic industry. outfielders. Inman 3rd base. Pop money In the county banks for the ,nd the mill will have a capacity I n) „prv|P P and he will bend his ef- cause at the beginning of the war the a Wallace at 1st will also occupy the farmers who want to increase their ufficient to take care of the needs of D iease the patrons with good German emperor directed that no sulfide... forts to please mound nt times, Anderson ut short herds of dairy cows and the county UNION SERVICE SUNDAY JULY 6 the growers of this section this sea­ pictures, good music and make them German warship should fall in to th . and several other fast players have banks will also loan money to far­ son. Since the Sanford section alone comfortable. enemy’s hands. He says he believed . mers who need help in this direction. Churches of Sanford Will Unite la been placed on the Sanford team so uses about one million erntes it is from newspapers that the armistice Mr. Stanage believes in advertis­ The farmers who intend to raise far. Welcoming Boys Home certain that the new plant will have dairy cows will form a co-operative Other players are engaged und a ready market for their output. ing and will give his program in the had been ended. Arrangements are almost com­ Admiral Reuter visited Germany plan under which the milk will be have been notified by wire to report They will also manufacture crates Herald each week and the patrons pleted for the big union service of Can hnd out just what offerings he some weeks ago. it being understood hauled from the farm to the depot at once, but* many of them live in for the citrus growers and expect to at the time that the admiral was ill. Will have for the week. and all collections made, the fnrmer the Sanford churches which will be places affected by/ the telegraphers enlarge the plant next season to held at the M. E. ehurih on the It is believed the order to sink the getting his checks regularly ami not The Hippodrome is at the old strike and it is difficult to get ser­ compete with the he larger craie •••e,--------- crate mm* mills ' German ships was issued then by being bothered by either collections evening of July 6th. at 8:30 for the of the state. They have sufficient Lyric stand in the Hynes building vice on them. which the close proximity of tho or delivery which are the bane of purpose of welcoming home the reHowever, the local fans can be lumber contracted for to guarantee First street between l ark »nd Oik Germnn ships.made easy. the local dairyman’s life. In other turusd soldiers and sailors of Sempromised a good game here next the mill for many years' operation1avenues. Performance begins a 7.46 words there will be a steady market iac^l? county. The Mail quotes the admiralty as and aside from being located on the each night. Admission 5 and 1 for all the milk all the year round at| An interesting program is being ar­ Wednesday and an interchange of railroad the mill is also on the including war tax.^ denying that the German crews were r a good price and the milk will be ranged uml it is expected that every players in the league will give San- ..........................periodically changed and saying-that mi which will give them the . — — ford the players they need for the l„ke frynt which will give them the called for each morning and the returned man will be present in uni­ the original crew remained on board Dances This Week money is sure. The Purity Co form at this meeting. Special scats opening game even if our regular opportunity of rafting their timber the vessels.' There were from 160 to >from n u n y T i u " rnffi has ‘ The regular weekly dance at the l j " thc big ships and from with headquarters in Jacksonville will be reserved for the boys in uni­ men do not show up h e r e in time. The lumber engaged in bom-nto «n th. . • , foer in. I Woman's Club on Tuesday night I ^ 2Q Qn thfi dpatroye„ . Thcrehas branches all over the south and form and they will be seated in a > guar.[ was well attended and Victrqla and I fore there :wcrc has already made dairying a paying body in the big auditorium of. the rould not get here in time and as a Urge^ dry k. n a i :wcre nearl nearly 5>000 6.000 in In the the business in many other Florida sec­ church. The general public is of t * water or in the ships' bows when «*• *>»» “ nvu”' i S c * . " .i.h A ™ . w t * . . , ™ * m >* ....................... — - -the moving until rpidnight. The club fleet was sunk. Fourteen wero land­ places several of the growers her* coftrse also invited. . tions. dances are very popular and the ed by the British Sunday at Nigg, Speakers for the occasion will all offered celery hoards to tlie team of materials. It was brought out at tha meeting The new owners are Charles Tyler crowds are getting larger despite tho Ayrshire, on tho southern shore of and the fence is being repaired now, that Seminole county can grow the be men who have been overseas. and Arthur 'D. Zachary, Sanford the diurnond is being scraped, the These talks will be short as the ser­ warm weather. Cromarty Firth.' The>> were placed cheapest crop of silage in the U. S. growing it in the summer months vice will not. be a long one on ac­ grass is being cut, the stands fixed men who need no introduction to the Miss May Thrasher entertained in hutments and arc being held un ^ with B house der military guard. with no chance of drouth, feed being count of the weather at this season up and Holden Park will again re­ people of this city as they have re-. sound to tho cheers <>f the thousands of prime importance in the dairy of the year. From the behavior of the ships, ..............r - T U " . . " o l d " Th, Homo'c. hrr on The program will appear in next as in days of yore. business men who know wh*t ™ t t,,m rk aVPnUP. The Thrasher home acrording to the Mail, it was evi­ business. With our wonderful crop ui n ------1 nrK n>r,,u Remember that the opening Kama trade wants and know how to sup-1lends of corn and other silage dairy farm­ week's HeraliJ. itself admirably for these so­ dent the sea valves had been opened ply it. The pew mill will give cm will he with Orlundo next Wednes­ ing in this section would be a pay­ cial sffairs and the young folks thor­ and in .a surprisingly short time -the day and come out nnd make ll a ployment to many people and will oughly enjoyed the dance. Deli­ .vessels, big'and smlll, began to settle ing business from the start. Where Is Mtrjr Wright? add another factory to Sanford’s cious punch was served during the down. gala occasion. Every effort was made by The meeting Tuesday night was a The Rod Cross Home Service of­ ever increasing pay roll. evening and about twenty couples the British navaj craft to beach the most enthusiastic one and it was de­ fice In Orlando is trying to locate The main building hns a floor participated. sinking ships and in the case of deaGod Sent Ills Son cided that after a thorough investi­ Mary Wright, colored, who formerly spare of 'J5xl25 feet and will he gation into the. matter of the distri­ lived at Winter Garden hut is there Tonight at' the Hotel Carnes thcltroyers considerable auccc” Christianity ulwnys bus looked on bution of the milk another meeting said to' have moved to Sanford. She Christ not primarily as religious equipped with the Itttf-st improved regular weekly dance will take place achieved. By 1 oeloek to th - • or -- noon. however, what had been will be called for all the farmers to is unknown at the Sanford postofllce. | teacher, hut hs the object of n re­ machinery for making the best again nfter a lapse of- a week •attend and get them to form the co­ A check m‘nt to her from Washing­ ligion. the One through whose sacri­ crutes and hampers that have ever more. The good orchestra music stately fleet riding at anchor, was an operative dairy association and the ton.- addressed to Winter Garden fic e humanity has been brought inlo_ been manufactured. Mr. Zachary is makes these dances very popular army of reeling, rocking battleships, u mill man of many years' experience the doom of which was written In Purity Cream Co. representative man returned unclaimed. fellowship with God. God grappled in this and other states and knows and the dance tonight promises a their ipovementa. Here a destroyer will be here to tell about' their plan If this notice reaches anyone who with a - g r e a t spiritual problem and the lumber business. Mr. Tyler has good time as usual. would appear In a cloud of steam, of establishing a large plant here to . —— can locate Mary Wright (whose rel­ provided a Divine Redeemer. , been farming here.for aeveral years and there a cruiser would take her take care of the milk. ative in service is Tom Wright) and The morning service ut the Con­ and was engaged in business in other Old Postage Rate* last dip and disappear in a cloud of That such a plan would mean will put her in communication with gregational church will 'have this states beforo locating here nnd knows The postage rates, that of 2 ^enta spray. One would settle down by much to the farmers of this section Miss Corinne Robinson. Sec. Homo truth, the theme of the ages, as its what Che fnrmer and fruit grower for letters and 1 cent for poatesrds, the stern and another would heel is sure and certain and it will mean Service Section, A. R. C., Orlando, subject. It will be preparatory to wants in the way of good crate ma­ that prevailed prior to the wgr with over until only the keel showed ahoy better herds and better farming, Fla., effort- will be gladly made to the Communion, of the Lords Sup­ terial nnd the new plant will in time Germany, will be resumed *t the the water. more silos, more forage crops safer aid in obtaining for her the check cover tho state for the business in local postofflcc on July I. On that per to lie observed in the evening at The Derflinger, Hlndenburg, votr investments and a better price for now held in Washington, z fruit and vegetable erntes and pack­ dates the rates will revert to 2 cents der Tann,. Moltke and Seydlit* eight? The special attention of the dniry products. ages. . • ' • . for first class letter mail and 1 cfent settled down beside each other, th* The notice of the next meeting • Mrs. R. C. Maxwell left Tuesday members and friends is; called to last named turning turtle as ah*Located right in the heart of the for post cards. will^be published in the Heralfl. night for Gulfport, Miss., being call­ this notice oF the evening celebra­ filled with water. Her keel is atiltt vegetable and fruit growing of this Mr. Bernard Thyson, gcnc*al man­ ed there by the serious illness of her tion. ** Mr. D. 8. Babbitt is enjoying a showing where she capsized. Th* • ager of the Purity Ice Cream and mother, Mrs. Jennie Standifer who I Sunday school is held at 9:45 a. state the new plant starts out under waters of Scapa Flow were dotted Dairy Company, Jacksonville, says, spent the winter in Sanford with her most favorable auspices and Its sue- few weeks at Coronado Beach. with small boata full of Hicn who m., Christian Endeavor at 7. "I am convinced from my careful daughter. had, with dramatic auddennear'aetrstudy of Florida in relation to dairy tled the question of the dlspoaltf development that Seminolo county #f the interned ships. with its natural production advan­ -.-i - — (FIRST HALF HKAHOhl) . > tage!: and strategic position^ for -BIG TIME AT NEW S^IYINA marketing could easily become one At Sanford At Orlando At Bartow of the large dairy sections of the At Lakeland At Bradentown At Tampa Victory Celebration WU1 Be Held on state. * -------- the Fourth of inly This does not mean to say that July 14 New Smyrna will have a Victory July 7, 8, 9" Seminole county now has anything July 16, 16, 17 July 31 July. 1 . 2 Aug. 4, 5, 6 Celebration on the Fourth of July id Aug. 14 that might be called a commercial TAMPA July 22 Aug. 1, 2, 15 July 28, 29 which there will be auto races on th* dairy Industry, for it has not, Is beach, big street dance aporU anC does not mean to say that the coun­ contests, music by the band and i_ July 15 , ‘ ty can go .ita placid way and have July 23, 31 July 7, 8. 9 July 14, 30 July 3, 4,4, 6 big time la promised ail who attend. 16, 17, 22 a real dairy industry in the future, BRADENTOWN Aug. 1, 2 July 21 Aug 7, 8 New Smyrna alway proves a good hoat for genuine commercial development and this city and the beach will of­ is not gained that way. fer much to the visitors. Coronado "If the farmers of Seminole county July 28, 29 July 24, 26, 26 July 3, 4 (a. m.l July 18 Beach has also been very popular July 10. 11. 12 and the banks and business men of LAKELAND Aug. 13. 14 Aug. 9 Aug. 11,16 Aug. 4. 5, 6 with Sanford people nd this year July 19 the city will study the dairy busi­ will prove no exception to the ml*. ness, become convinced that it will Come to New Smyrna on f t * 6e a good thing for the community July. 10, 11-12 July 30 July 2, 4 (p.m.) 5 Fourth of’ JulyHBfl4njoy~lhT day In July 19 • and then work together for the es­ BARTOW July 18, 24 Aug. 15 Aug.~4rfl; 6 July-23 ■ the cooling breezes of one of the beat Aug. 19, 14. 15 tablishment of s sound, permanent, July 25, 26beaches on the Atlantic coast. Thar* drfryjnMkett farmer* woubLprodUCt will be plepty of excitement and pa­ approximately one hundred thousand July 2, 4 (a.m.) 19 triotism and everything that goe* July 14, 28, 29 July 16, 16, 17 dollars worth the first year the mar­ July 10. 11, 12 July 2! • Aug. 16 Aug. 7 ket ts established and it would not ORLANDO to make up a real Fourth of July July 22 Aug. 16 Aug. 11, 12, 18 celebration.. Sanford folks can gat to be surprising to see this figure New Smyrna quicker and better than July 3, 4 (p. to any other beach resort. Read th* P This Is not a dream—It is a fact. July 7, 8, 9 July. 24, 26, 26 Ju'y 23, 30 July 6, 18 advertisement in this laau* of th* ‘ Sections’are doing’it and better on 8ANFORD July 21 Aug. 9 • Aug. 7 8 Herald. • this day. Leon county haa been having a market for milk two and a - 1----- BETTER MILK PRODUCTION IN NEW PLAN FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE 1919 a ' ♦ I f * y 5r- » �THE SANFORD HERALD rAGE SIXTEEN iiiiiiiimiireocitiniiiiiiiiaac 0. Andes, R. A. Box 57-2tp For Sale—For a short time onl^— 3 nice building lots, corner Myrtle avenue and Seventh street, opposite park. Twelve large shade trees on two sjdes. Seventh street paved. W. W. Long, 410 Oak avenue. Farm Lighting Units Portable Lamps Irons ; Fixtures Supplies Contracting on All Classes of Work Estimates Cheerfully Furnished • . , s , ’ . PHONE 311 ' CHARLES ELECTRIC COMPANY Sanford, Fla 107 W. First St. I __ $ __ f> CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING r _ <♦> <-♦> i£ For Sale—Five acres tiled land two wells, small houses close to load­ ing station. 13,000.00 terms. H. B. Lewis. '* 67-3tc For Sale—Two wheel willow baby cart, with top, practically new,. Will sell at reduction. Address Box 756, City. Eighty acres, under fence, three flowing w ells, fifteen acres cleared. Five roopi house, good barn, near loading station. First (3500 buys it. Box 781, City. * 57-2tp For Sale—We offer limited quan* tity Brabhams seed peas at five-fifty per bushel; Clays five-fifty; Mixed, five-twenty-five f. o. b. Seville for 612 M Sqnford avenue 66-4 tc shipment upon arrival about the Peach and tomato crates Furnituro wanted for two or three 23th. thirty-two cents. Prevatte St Co. rooms for rash. Address Box A, c-o Seville, Fla. 57-3tc‘ ‘ Herald. 55-4tp Two- 1-ton - Nash trueks. good aa Wanted^-JFifty men— M. t>. Nelnew, in first class condition, at a n, Eureka Hammock, Sanford. bargain. See K; R. Murrell. 57-2tp 53-tf Horse for Sale—A big bay horse Upholstering and-mattress making, furniture repaired, mirrors plated, for 1100. Inquire at Herald Office. T All Local Advertisements Under auto tops and seats recovered. First • 67-4tc This Heading THREE CENTS ■ class work only. Browvn Upholstery For Sale or Rent—Large, comfort­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fla. able house, recently repaired. II. C Charge 25 Cents. * 49-tfc DuBose. 55-tf In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the sd, please do not ask The Herald lor information a r to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and iL we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions In the ad. FOR SALE For Sale—Russell Engine 15 in by 20 in. Running condition. At­ For Sale—Ten acres celery lund tractive price on application. South­ east of Sanford on brick road mile ern Utilities Cofhpany, Palatka, . from loading station, five acres im­ Fla. 66-3 tc proved, 6 acres unimproved, 2 wells. For Sale—Five acres near Cam­ For particulars apply to "Farm," eron City. Two acres cleared and c-o Herald. ' 58-tf fenced. Excellent flowing well. On For Sale—Jersey Duroc “pigs, $12 public road, near loading station. a pair, $6 for one. G. W. Spencer. Cash or terms. W. M. Haynes, 58-lf Herald Office. 65-tf Thls Column Is Free to Iteturned Soldiers and Sailors Who Seek Positions. For Sale —Runabout car, $50 for quick sale. Running every day. WANTED Address S.. rare Herald 58—11p Wanted—To buy For Sale at Once—One of two piano. Must be chen four seated Cfievorlet automobiles condition. Address I in good condition. Write Dr. L. C. Sanford, Fla. For Sale —Duroc pigs 7 weeks old. Ingram, DcLund, Fla. '58-2tp Duroc boars for service. Orion De­ Wanted —General Accident Fire & For Sale —Huick 6 Touring Car fender strain. Geo. Randall, West Life Insurance Corporation lias at­ Perfect condition. Will trade. Ad­ Side. . 52-8tn tractive proposition for an experi­ dress Huick, c-o Herald. 58-2tp enced insurance salesman to write FOR RENT Ford Roadster. Good sick and accident. Address M M Address Roadster, c-o Hogan, 403 Masonic Trmple. Jack­ condition For Rent —Nicely furnished bed­ 68-2 tp Herald. sonville, Fla. 57-2tc room. Gentleman preferred. 113 For Sale—Party going north de­ East Fifth St. Wanted—Six good plow hands and sires to sell horse, wagon, harness ten men for clearing. Steady work For Rent—Would like to share de­ and buggy all $100. Also cement for satisfactory men at 19 rents per lightful summer home and use of hour. Pleasunt, healthy place and block machine, chimney mould and garage with two ladies or man and good treatment. Don’t write, just 100 stand plates, $oO. J. Haigh, wife.- Address 314 Ocean Boulevard, 58-3tp comp and ask for Mr. Brown and go Oviedo, Fia. Seabreeze, Fla. 58-3tc to work Spring Garden Ranrh, Furnished House .for Rent DeLeon Sprihgs, Florida. 67-7tc Magnolia avenue. Phone 79 • Wanted — Two male waiters. For Rent —- Thfce unfurnished $7 week. Retie Cafe 57-tf rooms, ground floor,-modern in every Wanted .Men to cut veneering way, conveniently located. Adults blocks, ties and cord wood . (’. J. only. Enquire Herald office. 5G-tf Vermillion, Wt'kiwa, Fla. 67-2tp- . For Sole—Duroc pigs-7 weeks old. Duroc boar for service. Orion De­ fender strain. Geo. Rnnilnll, West Side. 52-81 n ‘East Coast Special’ ‘' ■ /* & - ’ B ee H iv e s We are now manufacturing lire H i v e Material from Selected Cypress b o a r d s , "Tbo Wood Eternal.” which Ea s t beekeepers seem to lie particularly well pleased with. . PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS Prices f. o..b. Kau Gallic. Freight must be added 8 Frame It Top Board .. 50c each Standard Body . 58c each * Shallow Super ... 38c each _____ .Bottom Board Standard Frames • Ends mortised for top and bottom bars, bored for wires, top bar grooved and wedge famished. , Shallow Frames, for aupera (same an above). ...... $3.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL SHIPPED KNOCK ED-DOWN. NAILS FURNISI1ED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST Iq addition to material Hated above we manufacture several different alxes and grades of frames, etc., and will filfnlsh details on request. n • * WRITE YARD NEAREST YOU —WE HAVE THEM AT Tltdsvlllc, Cocoa. Eau Gallic. Fort Pierce, Stuart and Miami, Fla. ’ General Offices—Fort Pierce, Pla. .' Furnished Rc-ms -By dav, or month. Ever,/ convenience Philips Drug St- c, corner Par First street. Mri. C. C. llurt. LOST Lost—At '• Presbyterian church, black umbrella with crooked bundle Finder please return to Hcra'd of­ fice and receive reward. 57-2tc FOUND Found— On Celery avenue a branding hammer. Owner ma.. have same by paying for this ad. 5S-2tp HE effect is almost un­ canny. It reminds one of “The Unknown Pur­ ple,”. one of the season’s hits in New York. In the play, the hero, who has discovered how to become invisible at will, vanishes into thin air while in full view of the audi­ ence And still his voice can be heard issuing from a purpie ray. • T That is how the New Edison impresses people. They feel that the artist must be there in the flesh, concealed some­ where in the room. With such complete fidelity is the singer’s voice or instrumental interpretation Re-Created by The Phonograph with a Soul A s a matter of fact it is utterly im possi­ ble to distinguish the voice of the liv­ ing artist from this marvelous instru­ m ent’s Re-Creation of it. . More than 2000 toife tests in which the artist sang in direct comparison with the instru­ m ent have proved this assertion. More than 2,000,000 people have attended these tests and not one. has beep able to state when it was the singer he heard and when the Re-Creation. Call at our store the next time you’re in the vicinity and prove to yourself that the claims you’ve heard made for the tyew Edison arc not too strong. Spasmodic Sermon. Some women buy -n11k stockin': they will have something to slim Iheir money.—Indianapolis Star. Spectacles. The yvord Is derived from the I.ntlo "spectnculmn." which means »how, exhibition, display for the gratifica­ tion of the eye. etc. The word"easily accommodated Itself to describe the glasses Invented In the thirteenth cen­ tury. some say by a Florentine monk named Atcs*rndrp dl Spina, nnd oth­ ers by Roger Rltcon. They surely cre­ ated n spectacle for persons long In­ flicted wfth defective sight Coney as a Venice. Coming up toward Sandy Itn.ik on a perfectly placid sen we wero blessed yltli Just that amount of hate which turned Coney tslnnrt Into 'Venice. Ttr* tlmr K. Shipley writes In Scribner's Magazine. The, sea was an Adriatic lagoon; we might have left Trieste overnight I Tho spine merciful mist changed the clear-cut outlines of tha skyscrapers Into Turner’s pictures and tho Doy nnd the l’oct beentne ectatlc With the ecstasy of youth. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Central Ave. UljliU Telephone 931 IjjlljHffi �:* ir *. \ r *-* : . \ . '* -r v • * - ; **, r\ tj ■ J t- _ t =; • . ' -#- f 'I* ■ .. * • \ ■ »•* • - *. • f v • :- * - ----- • r •# a_ * / * ; * m * i . VI - gj; ' r " ^WWvP.r- #■ ?& T mL-mHHuW; | T - -• • « \. LD = SI COUNTY HAPPENINGS ij Si -'g R n s• ■ • J g f e -f ♦ . B B ____ B JUNE 27, 1|] ® ;® r | THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS A BUNCft OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD R E P U B L IC TRUCKS OVIEDO The young people are enjoying W. E. Argo arrived with his fam many swimming parties at Lake | ily from Waldo Friday. The Argo Charm and Lake Rosa these warm family will occupy the Howard days. house. O. P. Swope was in Or'ando Wed- j T, R. Frost (of Tampa arrived day on business. Monday to be the guest of Mrs. and Mrs. Lillian B. Fulton of St. A u-1 Miss Mitchell for several days. gustine will speak at Geneva and L. E. Wright, Jr., arrived Friday Oviedo Sunday, being at the former night'from Washington, D. C., for a place in the morning and the latter [ short visit with his parents, Rev. at night. Mrs. Fulton is very highly and Mrs. L. E. Wright. Young Mr. recommended ns a speaker and 0 vie-1 Wright has just been released from do is honored to have her. army service, having been for many C. A. Brannon spent Tuesday | months with the A. E. F. in France. night in Oviodo. ' Mrs. M. King, Miss Nell King, Mrs! and Miss Mitchell will enter-| Mrs. A. K., Crawford, Rev. L. E. tain the young people of Oviedo at Wright and L. E. Wright, Jr., visited an informal party Friday evening at | Orlando Tuesday. the Woman's Club house, in honor W. ~R. Kitnbrel returned Saturday of their guest, T. R. Frost of Tampa. afternoon from a trip to Cleveland On Wednesday evening a chicken and Cincinnati,- Ohio, New Orleans, pileau at Lake Charm was planned La., and Pensacola^Fla.. . — ---- hy-tho-youngerset, but~owingTuJthe B .H m W. J. Lawton visited Orlando on leavy rain in the afterndon the | H D place was changed to the parsonage. I Tuesday. . On Saturday night the cottage A delightful evening was /pent, the I Mrs. Beaty who has made' great imjust back of the O.viedo Hotel and crowd finding it impossible to dis- I provement since being In the hospital. owned by Dr. C. J. Marshall was perse before 12:30. completely destroyed by fire. The Emmet McCall arid Cater Lawton Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chandler and house was occupied by Mrs. Mary left Wednesday for Georgia, where four children and. Mrs. Chandler'/ Jacobs and her son, Edwin. The' they will be through the peach sea--| sister, Miss Willhanks went to their fire.was caused by a lamp breaking, ,on*old home near Atlanta, Ga., last the flames spreading so rapidly they Saturday to spend the summer. could not be extinguished. Mrs. EAST SANFORD I Mr, an(] Mrs. J. F. McClelland, Jacobs and son barely escaped with A Seventh Day Advent speaker the baby and Edith* and Gettes their lives, all their furniture being from. Formosa has been haying a (drove to Sarasota last Saturday for . burned. Dr. Marshall carried insur­ series of meetings at Moore's Station „ week s vi8q with relatives, ance on the house, but there was church this week. He is accompany . M Fences Dutton joined a none on the Jacobs’ property. Mrs. led by his wife and they are guests Jacobs atld her son have rented the of Mr..and Mrs. L. M. Lucas. Par,y last Frida>' enroute to a Kirl*' camp at Plymouth, New Hamp cottage across the street fronf the Mrs. 'William Walter and Mrs- shire for the summer. Marshall lot owned by 0. F, Swope Claude C. Morris and daughter. I and have started housekeeping there. Alice arrived last Saturday from I was ' n I alatka the Mrs. W. E. Argo and children, Ed­ Pahokn^io visit friend--. Mrs. Wal­ first of the week on- business. ward and Palmer visited OHando ter leaves next Monday for. Wash­ Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kinard are Wednesday. ington D. C , to visit her ilaught r. moving to the West Side, having Miss Ruth Young entertained the Miss Annie, who has hail a govern-1bought a farm. They sold their young people of Oviedo at a party ment position there for the past place here to the farming company Tuesday evening. Music and games year. Mrs. Walter will remain with F. F. Dutton represents. , . . , . , . were enjoyed and most delightful re­ her daughter for a month. I hr many friends about .Sanford freshments served. Miss Young and E. M. Galloway had the mis-rof Cecil Mooney will he glad to I now her mother are charming hostesses fortune to break his arm Tuesday he has returned from a year’s s rvice and an evening at their home is al­ cranking his Ford truck. Dr. Pules- in France and has rejoined his wife ways enjoyed. ton reduced the fracturj*. | in Richmond, Va T. R. Frost and L E. Wright. Jr., Mr and Mrs. M. A. Warren and I C. Ft. Tyler nd A. D. Zachary visited Sanford and Orlando Wed­ others of the family were iri Orlando j drove to Lake Wales Wednesday in nesday. tin Thursday to see their daughter, I the Tyler car on I usinesa pertaining You will actually lessen your tire cost per mile with Diamond Tires—ask the man that uses them DIAM OND — M IC H ELIN — P EN N SYLV A N IA There's a man at the curb to serve you. B I '• -I I :jf-> mm I*' r fS r ts fl Phone 16 A H H S E MI N O L E B A N K A N N E X (i |-rsvv I h r f i l j i Sf vi C3a, 1 i fi; f 17*11 - I flm 3 4 R ft L ir ; t ,■ m ll I ; Vk | m cl. ’i t i 1 i XSBCItlinilllllXIIIIIIIUllIXfUIIIIIIIIIXl h* r ORLANDO SANFORD X X X At Sanford, next Wednesday. The league opens that day and it ison that day Orlando meets her lirst defeat of the season. Be there. While there, look about a bit. See the large number of nicely dressed men, both young and old. There will be plenty of them, because we have dressed a plenty. And wo have dressed a plenty because the men now have a. place to get classy goods, something real snap­ py aijd up-to-the-minute without paying the great big price. - X X £ WELCOME BASE BALL PLAYERS x Make- our store your headquarters. Drop in any old time. We are always glad to see you. You will find us white clear through when it comes to fair treatment. We will give to the local players, whether at home or on the road, , _ *, • Choice of any silk shict-m the house to the player making the first home ran. Choice of any hat in. the house for the first three bagger. Best silk tie in the house for the first two base hit. Box of silk socks for the first score. T x r- ' JZ =»- X Come in and See Us JL V !- ilm'l1 ■ *A f 7 11111111111 ' -- JjrJ- = . • • X X And a 1)ear tv welcome, good values, honest-to-goodness treatment to all the players all the time. v&\ i i i i I to the . new veneer and crate com­ pany of Zachary £ Tyler. E. A. Douglass has bought the place on Lake Golden known as the Stumon or Hancock home and the house will-be remodeled and many improvements made. It is under­ stood Mr. Douglass bought it for his son a home. Mr. Shinholser has begun the con­ struction of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zernovean’s -home on Beardall avenue. It will be ati up to date, modern home and has an attractive location. Mr. and Mrs. A. Chorpening of Beardall avenue will go to Daytona Friday to remnin a week guests of Mr. and Mrs. G, C. Chamberlain. We had a fine shower Tuesday evening. There has been some fine haying weather for the past two weeks. ■ Charles Whitner raised a fine rrop of Tom Watson watermelons on the uplands of the J. R. Hayden, Bear­ dall avenue farm. Two car loads have been shipped this week and more yet to gather. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raynor and li. E. Squires left on Saturday's boat enroute to Good Ground. Long Island to visit their old homes nnd friends. Mrs, Squires left sometime ago, going to Potsdam, N. Y., for a time. We hear rumors of two weddings to take pi .cc in the near future, • Everyone- had a good time at the Moore's Station Sunday school pic­ nic held at Huzelden's Silver Lake beach last Thursday. Added to the fried rhirken nnd other good things there was a fine fish fry and there i was bathing, boating and a general good time. The day wuh fine. Mr. Sheafer Was ori hand to take some pictures and Rev. J. U. Allen was over from Enterprise. Mr. Hazcldcn is planhing many improvements to his grounds, a pavillion and a larger cleared place in the shade for the picnic tables. Jt is .getting to be quite a popular place. Mrs A H Cameron had as dinner guests on Wednesday Mrs. C. C. ( Morris and daughter. Alice of Paho-1 kee, Mrs. Elwood Irish and Alys Chorpening. WEST GENEVA AVENUE Wo are needing a little rain again. The rbada are so dry- and dusty. It seems hard to save tomatoes this year. When wc can them they spoil. It must he on account of so much rain. A great many are com­ plaining of losing-them. Mrs. Jack Vnugh was shopping in town Tuesday. Mr. Elmer Tyner and Miss Eunice Tyner, were calling at Mrs. Jack Vaughn's Sunday afternoon. | Green peas seem hard to raise this year. No one has made any. We i plant but they don't make any peas. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Nicol were out looking after their old home place at Soldier Creek last week. . ‘We ifee .by the paper that er* kaiser and crown prince expect to return to Berlin after peace is sign­ ed. Now won’t there bo two happyold brutes if they could only get back again. ‘ They m a g g o t there but there is not much chance for them. What will ex-kaiser do about sawing logs?__ lie_aiUJozc. his -job then. The Germans are hanging on peace hut the boys are still coming home and we arc all glad to have them come. LONGWOOD PICK-UPS Barney Griggs, better known as "Pap” is the first of our Longwood boys to return from France and he says there is no place like Long­ wood. (Continued on Page 3) I I I I . I AVENUE S S H Quality Service P ric e s <#• Al the Fernald Hardware Co. Old Stand New Goods A rriv in g Daily DAYTONA JULY FOURTH CELEBRATION BEACH, FLA. Formal Opening of Summer Tourist Season ixiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiuuiiusaoc BASE BALL! t m ON MAGNOLIA P R O G It A M Ball Game—9:00 a. m. Parade—11:00 a. m.—National Guards, Boy Scouts,' Decorated Floats, etc., etfc. Dinner and Aeroplane Stunts—1:00 p. m. to 2:30 p. rn. Band Concert and Pavillion Dancing—2:30 to 3:30. Automobile Races, Motorcycle Races, Bicycle Races, with cash prizes and medals. (Entries made by application to J. L. Pepper, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Daytona.) Ball Game—5:30 p. in. Daytona vs. Winter Park. Dancing at night at Daytona Beafch and Daytona. Plenty to Eat and Drink - Bring Your Bathing Suit Forget Your Troubles Daytona Beach—The Place Without a Frown GRAND OPENING JULY 4th Look at this W attle Recip It’s an exceptionally good one for making waffles, loo. 1 pound of flour *2 tta*poonful of rail (99* *4 pint of milk 2 ounces of butter ■1 lerel traepoonfult of liIZUN \ ou can depend on the flour, the eggs, the butter and the salt always behaving in about the same way. But the baking powder—that's another i t o r \ If it’s good, it means success—and a delicious breakfast. Everybody happy! . • If it’s^poor stuff it will make a mess of things, perhaps^ cause a, complete loss bf the other ingredients and spoil the whole Sunday morning for the whole family. That's why we wouldn't care to recommend a baking pow­ der tinlcss we knew all about it, unless we had tested it our­ selves. We do know RYZON and we urge you to try it because we> know it will make you our friend. It s always dependable; always of uniform high leavening power; always pure. We also want you to get to know the RYZON Baking Book. Over a million of them are in usr already in American homes.—Astrus ftbdut it. T ”■ West Side Cash Grocery “Ask Our Customers” J. W. Booth PHONE 166 L. F. IkP* TRY A HERALD WANT ■ 4... �)' i - *r - ■ \ .4UNE 27, 1919 * ------- ( *"7 THE SANPORO HERALD PAGE THREE THE BIG FEED HOUSE a Fred for !."•r,j Nrril" Builds LARGE Frames EASY TO PEED • • Groceries. Fertilizer, Crntea of all kinds, earloads a specialty, Cut-rate"Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oil, Sweet Potato Plants. When You Wnnt Any(hin^ Just Phone 181 s p e c ia l s SO lb lln of Ijirtl 51 T OO, (Largi* Orlagon Soap, c*•*<* $7.^0 nkl.ilmrni Hour 21 lb **rln 11.75, Suffer in quafiiJiIre ti e A t.ootl Srralch IYr<J. M i l #1.10. \V. <*. OaU. ^ark #3.20 p A P P A T I7 V ^A X JJiO v l i i l l £ i P A M P i l l l l • A XTV A l l X* i purina} . CALFB CHOWfi J g fiS S g l □YROTuV] fOMOLDRjj ytxxW i “THEY CARRY EVERYTHING” 201 West First Street COUNTY HAPPENINGS Walts—Sal* burgh Mrs. Pierpont, mother of Mrs. his duties well and impartially anti The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Swope were all badly hruhed. ^wltile to the entire satisfaction of tin's as­ # Waits was the scene of a quiet wed­ Miss Mabel Swope who was driving, sociation, and (Continued from page 2) ding on Thursday evening at § 9:30 and the little Aulin bahy were un­ "Whereas, By retiring from the j, . | when Evelyn Waits became the hurt. Mrs. Pierpont was pinned un­ newspaper business be automatically Mr. and Mrs. Coleman and son, I |,rldc of Mr> Kric SttIalfUrRhj Uuv> der the car in water deep enough to retires from the list of active mem­ Hoy of Wildwood were the guests of Milton of Kissimmee officiating. cover her body b u t ‘she managed to bers of this association, tyid is there­ Mr, and Mrs. Rineau on Sunday. ,r , , , . . . ' *he bride is a young lady of many hold her head out of the water until fore ineligible for re-election ns sec­ J. H. Allen has just completed a fine qualities and her host of friends Miss Mabel Swope and Mrs. Swope retary, therefore, garage for their new Rco. _. Wish her a vbon vocyaj-c” as slip! held up the top of the car and drag­ " ’ "Be it resolved, by the Florida C. W. Entzminger attended a com- sails out on the “s£a of matrimony." ged her out. The party was- brought Press Association assembled in Lake •missioners* meeting in Sanford Tues­ The groom is ' a promising young to Oviedo by Mr-. Jas. Crawford connty, Fla., that we feel keek reday evening. electrician of Orlandq. After the of* Orlando. It was .a very narrow J»r.l t _SL-tluiiJuaiug.Jus_valuu l»l«-*+•r-ceremony—Ugh t—rrfrrstnnrnT5~tt'efe' rsmpp-fOT'iht'-pnitrriimwd 1,11,1 — —Er—Phipps of—!Gmn}t—HHP1—is vices as secretary, and that wo d > because the voters of Seminole hereby express to him our apprecia­ spending the week in Tampn looking served. after his property in that city. • Those attending the wedding were county prefer to have free hogs than tion of his ;)!> years* of faithful ser­ Misses Lillian, Oliva and Anna safe roads. vices for others, Mr. Heeman of Orittndo is having Mrs. Mattie Young and daughter some ‘swings .and tallies put up at Wuits, Mrs. Wyatts, Mr. and Mrs. " Resolved, That the office of Sta­ Palm Springs,, which will add to the McGalley, Misses Willie Lou and of Orlandy left Tuesday for Jackson-, tistical Secretary and Historian be pleasure of those picnicking at the Mary Eva McGahey. and .1. T. M. vitle after a ten days’ visit to the created by this association, and that Galley .and "Mr. and Mrs. C. W. j family of W. E. Young in Oviedo. Col. T. J. Appleyard lie elected to Springs. Miss. Olive Dinkcl is home for u Entxmlnger. t The out of town They were accompanied to Jackson­ till such ollice.” guests were Mrs. Saishurgli and Nels ville by Miss Elizabeth Young who few days. Sulshurgh, John [.ink, -Mr. and Mrs. will he away for several weeks. Miss Eva . McWaters of Orlando II. W. Harlow and Miss Ethel Har­ Railing Fexev on Ranchos I). C. Hull lefi Saturday (or Foil w'an the guest of Mrs. F. J. Nei- low, all til Orlando and the bride’s Raising rtincti.lired foxes i* on In* Valley, Ga. myer on Wednesday. sister, Mrs. S. F. ElHnor and two \V. FI. Argo has gone to Waldo to f.’^ siry tut is being carrivl on ex* Those to enjoy u pienic dinner little daughters of Havana." Fla., and get his family who >v:li move jnto ifttslvely la nil the Canadian pr >eiiiee«. In at least a. dozen of the northern* and a day’s outing ul Palin Springs Mr. and Mrs. Will Safcher of San­ the Howard hous tins week. most stales of Bn* United Stales, an.I •' on Fridny were .Mrs. P. S. Merton, ford. C. Cook i of Center Hill spent t*-glimi’is n .l imn amt Norway, all are sold right. Mr. and Mrs. Salshurgh wit! re­ Tuesday night in Oviedo. It ag la e »e h flic same climate hell, Mrs. Mnurey and son. Gregory, Miss' side in Orlando. i.* apled to i|,aucs|[r.t++tT»; the Mack K. E, Uowling visited Sanford on j f< Kijitli Rand, Ruth Maud and Miss s. n;i' r the !•: s' favorah’e comllSunday. ! t Mis. Helen .Hurlhert. all of Orlando and (>\ I HI MI The Oviedo ba.+" ball t- s.rt played Mrs .1 S. Dinkil and Mis-> Olive Mrs. J. \\ . Hrowoing of Tampa is the Winter i’ark team again Thurs­ FABRIC RED TO P TUBE Dinkel. De p en d en t on La n g ua ge . spending ten days in Oviedo while day afternoon at Oviedo. M a n y i In u u :In s a r c so ili>pi<iiih'iit Non-Skid Non-Skid • Mr. Frowning is running an engine Fits all makes The citizens of Oytcd > met at the epori lli" lutiruago to Hlifcti i ' i-m me on tin. Scahoard In-twe, n Oiiedo and Casing Casing ollicc nf O. !’ Swope Tuesday nigh c l ot he d ttmt they would lo.*e half tlu'lr of casings Urlando. and organized (lie Oviedo Ituard of i l o - a u i y If ' o t h e r w i s e e x p r e s s e d . — RunIt. ^ tiling, wife and four, children Trade. Liu. C h a s e o f, V\ ewuhoota pu*»eii through Ovii11. Wotnhle and family of Jack­ do Tuesday enroute" to Jacksonville sonville arc spending several days in Knew Wh er e It Woul d Land. Prices reduced proportionately on all sizes. where thl-y will live its the future. Oviedo. La w yer "Yi*s, s ir ! We can scttlo With Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Farnell, Alton 1,. H. Burns, Supt. Fla. 1>iv. of Up lid-* estate for \«/U III about eight Fnrmdl, Ruth ^ oitpg and Alice S, A, I. Ry. was in ()\ iedo on husi- month**." The 1‘rtin fpal llcir “But can you wait Hint lung fur I lie money ?“ Rrannon spent SundaC at Ouytona iii-ss Thursday — .Indue Reach. EDITORS TIME AMERICANS On Saturday morning the Ford T'lhllinU nf. «Mlg MfM tRtfll< UY* a Dally T h ou g h t . ear of Mrs, S. W. Swope was turned larrA l. G mj,| ft* ffi* Jiutt4i in l h#*aJ* A •mini's uwii ••bsvrviitLiii, w hn t lie Inf fnr U iln staiainaa. l««iA rai.ti«j ti Florida Press Onug Adopts Resolu­ trvp ihrra off. if Pack fv* ove in a pond of water about three i i u l s k'ni'il u t, mu! w Imt )i»- |lhi]*i h ur l iI ifi ■nrrfil f«iln|f«thll fUfltjfiimuirf ft f or ifnift* n-tt fin! tion at Meeting li anti <* gf« IVill miles' out of Oviedo on the brick if. Is lit" In-st p hy si c to pri-si-rvu fun th* fltirkt Ho«i A 7Dr will Thu follow mg resolutions were in­ 10111111. Bunin. !* « t > 'iff a lauiitb Ai*~i r«-»»-mmiM H k sl ij road. Mrs. Swope, with Miss Mabel v#,igtlnjl Jlica, fn*rt»* *a*-preum ll#v. laH lulls-* mil. A »l yxrenfi* Kjf Unlrf, of Swope, Mrs. Pierpont and Mrs. The­ cluded in the report of .the resolution Fill* odore Aulin and baby had started to committee of the Florida Slate Press Sanford. In a very rtarrow place In Association at, its meeting in Lakt; The " \eY O V v i\£ Co,. the road a pig run out of the hushes county. The resolution committee M o n tg o m e ry , A la . directly under the front wheel of the consisted of Mrs. Lois W. Mayes, car. Mrs. Swope, Mrs. Aulin and chairman; Henry Ford and A. H. Andrews. The resolution* adopted follow r "Appreciating the cordial hospital­ ity and the many courtesies extended us by the citizens of Leesburg, Kustls, Mount Dorn, Tavares, Montv.erde and Clermont; and several hoards of trade and ladies’‘organiza­ tions who so generously provided our entertainment and looked after our New Showings of Voiles material welfare; not forgettig to mention the delicious refreshments N E W S FOR M EN and the free use of automobiles and boats: MANHATTE8 sh ir t s with their new patterns and colorings "Therefore, be it resolved: That the Florida Press Association, in an­ suggest dainty summer frocks nual. meeting Assembled In Lake J u s t received s o m e county, Fin., June 14, 1919, herewith These new voiles are here in lively-new very new and stylish express our sincere thanks to each and every individual who in any way shades and in beautiful dark and light patterns which you will contrihut d to our enjoyment and patterns of unusual attraction are the assure them all that their kindness find of much interest. and the beautiful lakes and hills of exquisite floral designs on blue grounds. Lake county will always he most pleasantly remembered by us. For warm weather wear frocks made on ' tU \Q K eep Cool in the Resolved, by the Florida Press As­ simple lihes, of these new voiles are ad­ sociation: That we do deplore the Right Summer mirably suited. social and industrial unrest prevail­ ^P E R F E C T G U M r V & r s Underwear ing throughout the country and call 7ZLz upon all members of the press to use "Wit Til iiTTTrnrni m 1IL111 ill im their o every effort to quiet such un­ The Coopers Kcnesha rest and to teach principles of one W RIGLEYS New and Charming Organdie hundred per cent Americanism. Klosed Krotch U nion , "Wo stand for honest and fair Tucked Flouncings Suits are the right gar­ competition in all business; for In­ C H E W I N G GOM dustry, truth and justice si against m ents f o r summer coercion, intimidation ' and radical­ ism or. aukooraoy In any of ita many wearing.— T he Under-* N ot only fashionable/ but* also cool ap­ forms, either by the classes or masses wear with a national forms, either by the classes or pearing and cool looking a r e frocks masses.----- - .----reputation for quality made of these organdie tucked flounc­ . "We advocate the aettlement of o f texture and com ­ all dispute* be they local, state or ings, they’re to be had in shades of cop­ nation using only the peaceful and fort in wearing, both er and rose. O n e can fashion a charm­ lawful means of arbitration and ac­ for coolness and cor­ cording to the statutes and constiting frock so easily with these flounpings tutions of the several states and ac­ rectly cut for perfect fit. that they are meeting with great favor. cording to the statutes, treaties and construrritrn- of"thI UBtled" States lo the end that strife may be avoided, business protected, disputes be they Men s W om en ’s and Children's Ready-to-wear Apparel local, state or national, institutions fostered and strengthened, Dry G oods and N otions ■ . _^e_»PPMJ«_th#^prindnle* of a * league of nation! and the splendid efforts of the President of the United1States in fighting for those principles, believing them to be for the best interests of humanity and SttltdTUtfif KtM RIflbt civilization of the universe. "Whereas, For tbs first time in 39 S u c c e s s o r to 1 . - *~ years the Florida Press Association i St* baa met without . Col. T. J. Appleyard as our highly respected, faltMi c ent secretary, perfoi N ext T ime—B u y F isk rjpiR E S that are built right and Price of 30 x 3& $19.15 Mosquitos $25.75 $3.65 Away to Stay KENT VULCANIZING WORKS TO O d / 7 l O / 7 / - - - P IS K frT IR E S iwwwwwwvwwwwwwvwvwwwwwvwm Summer Time News in Fabrics for Making Cool Summer Apparel The Greatest Name In G o o d y - L a n d SP£A/?flf///r JUICY FRUIT • • ■ . - ... ■j . 412 * �JUNE 27. 1913 THE SANFORD HERALD FA C E FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD to those who know the genial and en­ tial such things as arc imparted in ergetic Boh that he will make it a confidence. It is commendable that good one.—Tampa Times. among newspaper men this rule is II. J. HOLLY, Editor firmly regarded ant seldom violated. W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager Despatch in Miami Herald, says: THE WILL COUNTS NOT THE NUMBERS "Seminoje Indians Driven Out of Published Every Friday by Their Hammocks by Water." The It is the will of man that counts in Saving money. You can add Indians have nothing on the Herald world your birth. It told of your editor. He was driven out of bis entry into school,, mentioned your easily and fool yourself that you have saved enough—but it is the H ii i L S r i nmo N i*hict. IN a d v a n c i : hammock several times by water birthday party when you were sweet O NE YEAH_____________________________ will tp GO ON AND SUCCEED that makes a savings account of while crossing that little old mill sixtec'h, announced your graduation SIX MONTHS_________________ ____ _ TIIIIKK MONTHS________________ pond officially designated as the At­ from high school and started you to some worth to you. * lantic Ocean. college, and when you returned men­ Entered u fWond-O&s* M ill Matter Aufum 2?nd tioned the first job you secured; told I VOX, al I Ik) I’M toRld at SinfiHtl, Florida L'ndtr An of March 3rd, IA79 , We desire tts—congratulate the of your marriage to the sweetest girl CAPITAL S30,000.00 SURPLUS 515,000.00 Trlrpbom No, 1 Ut press boys for their foresight in elect­ in town and also'mentioned the ad­ Omr«: Iferald Building ing Haynes secretary. Our old vent of your firstborn; told of the Another big factory for Sanford friend Appleynrd served long and visit of pa and inn: sympathized faithfully, but he has reached thut with you in your sorrow, laughed * City property continues to change age when the burdens of olfice should with you in your joy, and when you t H W H Y O U RB U SIW taa fall on younger and more vigorous die It will do its heat to get you bands. through the Pearly Gates of Heaven shoulders, and w.e know of no man at $I.CP per year.—Polk County Now for the man who will build in Florida better qualified for the H. R. STEVENS C. D. COUCH position than Haynes of the Sanford Cashier one hundred houses in Sanford. Am 'I CaiMw Herald. —Okeechobee News. AFTER JULV I 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 We will have the tourists this sea­ The raising of cloves will become There is more money in Seminole son and we need the amusements for county tliis season than ever before. a non-essential occupation. them. . *" Read the bank statements and talk Enterprising barbers will be able to some of the farmers. Now is the to buy a lot of good white jackets Tho Gcrmhns scuttled the ships time, Mr. Merchant for you to ad- rheap. There will also be a bumper across or else let SeminolE-DuL.a toll just like they are trying to scuttle vertisr-in-the-Hernld^aml''krp; "Bridge in and hold it until paid for. 106th Artillery of the *27th Divi io th e German ship "of state, money at home. Let the man who Nineteen million feet of first class i he general public does not care who were difficult to get at with supplit wants to buy know that you have brass foot-rail will be available.. owns the bridges but we do not want when they got to-the front, but wet Our people go one hundred miles the goods. Everybody reads the one man to have the St. Johns river j sup lied by the " Y " through the; American slang will go into a to find a dancing pavilion. Why Herald and everybody patronizes state of coma for the well-known sewed up and we would much prefer 1regimental supply officers whq re not have one on the lake front for the merchant who advertises. * the counties build this bridge and ! ceived stulT for tt.cm three times ■ duration. them? charge toll until it is paid for a n d ‘ week. - St. Augustine Record. Ten safety match factories will go then make it a free bridge. E i t h e r ! ------------------------I into tl:e hands of receivers. From the way the price pf prop­ do this or get progressive enough to! ’ Announcement No small business need go without build and make it free. If the courterty is advancing in Santnrd there summer time is the time to get ready We wish to thank all our friend ahould be a material increase in the for the lug business of the winter a good second hand cash register. ties can afford to build good roads for their patronage during the pas next tax roll. The world’s available supply of they ran afford to build good bridges year and hope to* serve you agaii months. With the city growing and forging ahead and capital looking genuine mahogany will jump -1(J per and it is high time that the people next year. We will he back in tim If you wunt to build a Greater toward Sanford for an investment cut. demanded this bridge to be built with a full new line of millinery Sanford patronize the merchants there never was a time when the Salted peanuts will become a drug by Seminoife and Volusia counties. .with an expert miljiner here to serv who advertise. They are the men Hoard of Trade could accomplish sq , on the market. who -do tilings. „ ’ milch. Can we have a good ny-cling PEACE AT LAST Several hundred thousand Western of the* Board of Trade in life near Union clocks will find lest cmtgenail G e r m a n y has signed a nd with t h e ,,t i,( fuiur.- and can we expect the ptjhlir surroundings. 11alley is going to gi -pihit t h a t s he has shown all al ong ihii k spirited citizens to attend and talk votes from people who The fool rail limp will! go out of si.ties t h a t she signs u nd e r pressure. d t h e ’ over the good things that arc coming they an- voting for the *si vie, anti the rac.- will not have one i Tin -ante ‘‘purit t h a t sank t h e <L-r| our wav and •>!n-l■h nut (lie ftn-ndiy Herald SI August; lie leg *,\ nu ll s longer than the other. m.in ships m an English port af ter hand to tin i nvestor? English trust had decreed t h a t the Saw ilns' w;ll lie turned to the pur­ Mure Ships G*Titians on t he shi ps would n ot neet I Hob Holly says he wi11 prut pose for which it was intended Wa-hingtun June i tt :tl * an;, g ua rd s to ma ke t h e m act I,he daily this fall It’- bound to !• ful ore plans of the shipping hoard --pr gl.ti; >i,n l, too l.si ,r,i gi iitlcim-ii, T h e s a m e spirit t hut good dailv if Hull prints it, If.* iju before the house merchant marine drawing forced t h e war on a civilized world, while •< n r o u t e t a Leesburg Fe we r m e n urll know any other way to do things tit’li it at salaries" and "cl an a ■d .a-, f ' i d w m u m and children OkflCiT nhee N o \i v - men wl l (take to I newspapers to get t do ! ittn M lltifU. LAW tlo iIetaid and lit* new Florida Art ad la owned tec plant ai tl ng. w 1. 11 It co it a T h e Sanfi.nf section will ship <* ,-r equipped printing plant GOO c a r s of p e pp e rs t hi s season. "Whe n one figures i hal t,!te [o-pocr c r o p is only one of t he many cr-ips whipped out nf vtlie Salifortl section idea t.-.i* 11 > un ti l but Id s oo n - a i d sailed " e n t n a r a d e " _after t h c \ had lucti r a p t u r e d a n d faced d e a t h . T h e s a m e spirit i l t . l t h e y h a v e shown when a ■Ivilir.-tl world all iw--d jlictn an unit st • a't . r t h e y saw | of t h e uoed i'fu ! w . ii e thoroughly whipped in age VII I Iin \ la W will tie e;jani! wiiire .t i . enforced Flor1akn tier position among the When you are ready to put • . ;r ahoaLs on feed, begin with the fj. A. Thomas Hog Medicine. Use. regular­ ly and ivnt It your sho its round out into fat hugs hi nine in m tii hogs gone; well ^var 2UH pounds a el f at e s iii t h e e d n . ' a t ioiml class. " H H'- 111 lot II - 1,1 rI 'I 1 le 1' .u -i t*uf bal l - I' a-uii Mpi W c l ] tl,*-da y July "ml and it should he made a Sfsla occasion. The games will go J* long way toward keeping our peo­ ple in Florida th;s summer.. Hi* a -•sport titl'd get | he spirit There is Jiolhitig, just like tin* great Ami r can Kami*. L M ( -A .service flaring I he past .year has returned to Sanford and promises t o 'make the'Herald a dailyin the fall. It is not necessary to say THEY ARE EsaJ-piiiEi LEDGER TRANSFERS, But they’to so practical and durable that you can keep nearly all your records in them. There’s u type to meet every purpose, and the G?sLPIIEa slock forms that fit them are bo carefully designed’that you are able to use many of them without the slightest change. Bound in Red Cowhide Back and Corners, Corduroy Sides, Steel Hinges, Top Locking. Let its ‘ demonstrate how you can save time, labor and money by using the Ea^PliKD Post Binder. Sanford, Florida daily paper h i tin* fall, and h - spl* i|ihd wcukly jutpcr will be turned into a daily. The merchants of Sanford have decided to strongly support Mr. Holly in Ids hew venture and lie lias fully thrilled to run the daily f■,r six months. • The Sanford Herald ha** been a great uphuildor of .'■unfold and surrounding country, and tin* \dlocate joins in wishing the D;,i!v Herald and Editor Holly every sii.t 11 ss. It takes money to run a daily nr a weekly paper in these times, and the merchants arc the people that can materially help, in making a good paper in TSanfofHWIr any* other tow n. —Titusville Advo ate. and ti.e i h.. will lie made to attend school provision.* being mad for those mentally incapacitated and those who at the age of sixteen have performed a certain amount of 'school work.. The new law will not In* a hardship upon the parent* Id t Illw.il' • Inidfit who feel that th-y ar>* not able to let the child.- • i attend school, a s provisions are also m a d e f ,r tm • ■ . Id tel] teat i n ns , -1ay t i i . i f i mi i a a i f i r i n g in.- cry and ruin to the world. Such a spirit does nut 'make for the friendship that a victor should, have for a vanquished foe who fought a good light Not the spirit that for­ gives and forg. is. N»i the spirit that would cement all nations to­ gether with no dividing lines'm the hit ure. Ami yet regardless of the spirit ue can all rejoice that peace lias at last In this day and age all children should have a common school e d u ­ been ratified. cation at least and those who feel that they cannot allow the children to attend school ure the very people who should have the advantage of education. •Those interested in the law should study it well and become familiar with the text by the time that school opens in the fall and it is published in this -paper at this time in .order that the parents may know the law in all iu jiliases. WHY NOT BE EXPLICIT? Say* the Sanford Herald: "\V. II, Hynes jius been suffering for some time with a finger on his left-hand." I’oor fellow! Whose linger Was it? Most folks have three or four lingers on their left hand and it seems to mithat w'ith but one finger tln-reon it would naturally make a feller stiller. . The recent accident at tiie OMcen , Palm Bench Post. ferry emphasizes again the fact that we need a bridge- across the river at that point and not a ferry. While Just a* soon as the Herald said it the ferry and the county is not re­ contemplated giving the people of sponsible in this accident it demon­ Sanford u daily paper the residents strate^ that such an accident ran hurried—Ui . the - olfiua to --subscribe. hupp£n ui any time on'uTerry barge One man signed a contract fur ai - and could not have happened on a nunl subscriptions to the extent of bridge. The Jferald _hus advocated five hundred dollars, and there was a the counties of Seminole and Volusia generous outpouring, as the lent building a bridge across the river at revivalists say, of the '/flurry-and- this point many times and while this gjve-lt-to-us" Spirit. Hanford is to paper was against the private owner­ ship of such n bridge knowing that the counties should build it we wunt a bridge there and if. not u county HONOR IN NEWSPAPER GAME owned hridgq theji a privately owned Some time ago the editor of a bridge but give us a bridge. Denver newspaper was fined ,$'250 11 is tlie rankest fallacy for Sent- st>nMng remittal ces sent *hoftie by for *contempt of court for declining innle county- and Volusia to he t soldiers in the fighting area*.. All when u.lked tn rfevetil to a grand good roads that ■ W!*a accomplished In a business jury the names of persons who had spending millirns on lead up to an ancient ferry and the wa>’ Besidees the gift of more than a given him information relative to a money on good Toads is pasted *!n ] half milh n in supplies. During .matter Investigated by the grand elTect when people are obliged to re­ I twenty-two days and nights of fightjury and which information formed sort to a ferry fo get from the coast *nB the Y" mude up a'nd served the basis for the newspaper stories or go to the coast on the main line 18,000 tons of chocolate, that originally HtoKecTthe inquiry.. of trnvol. Seminole county is ready,— Regarding- this specific work in In ..thus refusing to aivuigr. the or at one time was ready to meet this -area, records show that - the name ut bis informant tthe editor Volusia county half way on this Y. M. C. A. was ub e to serve in simply regurded the first ethics and bridge matter and if Seminole coun- good shape the 12Dth, 130, ifilst and ironclad rule of the newspaper game, ty is still willing to build her half 132nd Infantry, the 122nd, 123rd and that is to keep strictly confulen- tlien Volusia should bo made to come -and ld4th Field Artillery ammuni- ".'Min mi. try iceiinig nut y iur hug* on this plan and if you are not more than pleased we will refund the cast of the tnadieine. ’■ MKI M II t N TS G R O C E R Y CO. •Sfi-tf "of fti u iiii'f ding were a : ■) i. | Mi'. If rtey said the Ht dry dicks wool I le hu in j ' , vi v.Jjer tin , 1on d be tiie.i m ■,! u d \aii'afoiitfly for the repair and reconst uetioti nf ships. ’ * I bey wid inn be constructed by the rh ppiiig board itself, be said, but by |ir v.Tte lornpatti *. \ lii. lt will i ■' pr di . t h’if),tl.|il.'i(l i in lip-,r >tru '1toil Milton's Diction. flow grandly Milton rolls and winds through the arches and labyrinth* of Ids magnificent and Involved dictlufT, waking musical echoes ;i| every turn mid variation of Its progress!— K. I’. " id dm ^ \n niiuncc men! Whippie. I’l.” many friend* of I'r Fain yn this cn*y- w ii be interested i:i i).e Ldlown-g a -,no n, em-i.it hi f*.- |i ytona News; ” Aunoun ii*me at s have been reC'*i veil in Day t eta nf toe fofllicaming marriage of Dr. C. V.’. Fain, one of Daytona's leading professional In U n ion T h e re Is S tre n g th 1 T HE principle applies quite na.much_to.banking, aa - to soldiers or states or governments. It is most fortunate thotthe Fed­ eral Reserve Banking System has been in operation during the war. The advantages o f -this organiza­ tion accrue to the customers o f the member banks who at the same time contribute to the BtrcngtH ° f .the nation's banking system and enjoy the benefit of its pro­ tection. FiRST n a t io n a l BANK M E M B E IV ^ j( FEDERAL RESER VE ^ w S Y S T E N ^ • �* ‘ ** o * ___< i i •r \ -- ■ . • - \ -'?Visi*-i5?ne-y 'i. - — +T--Tf-V*»"-1 . THE HANFORD HERALD • . • • Ib r *■ ?■$ - j *-.” PAGE FIVE The frantic hunt for houses con­ Mrs. M. M. Stewart and her sister — tinues In Sanford and the Want from Plant City left Wednesday for Columns of the Hernld nro the most Hendersonville. North Carolina, popular part of the paper with those where they will spend the next tw*o f - f Talks Succinctly who are seeking rooms, houses, etc. or three months. They* were accom­ Inland Leak-proof piston rings. panied by Miss Edietli Stewart, who All sizes, for all cars. Sanford Cycle after spending a few weeks in the mountains will return to Philadel­ 69-2tc Harry Word and Co., 115 Park Ave. phia Pa. W. H. Gragg of Miami is in the lummer in Waynaavitle, N. C. Miss Fern Ward are now comfort­ Hot Point nnd Westitighousc irons, Motorcycle tires and tubes. San­ ably located in their cot tag * at Day­ city the guest of Manager Stanage different sizes. At Sanford Cycle of the Hippodrome Theatre. Mr tona Beach. ford Cycle Co., 115 Park avenue. Co., 115 Park Ave. G9-2te Gragg is a •cornetist and is assisting 59-2tc Go out to Holden Park noxt Wed­ the Hippodrome orchestra while If you haven't picked your farm , T. C. Vincent of Vcro was among nesday and ace the first game of the here. j for next se’ a Son see H. B. Lewis. A the visitors to tin? city on Thursday. new league season between Orlando number of first class pieces ut at­ We have Goodyear 40x8 truck Pint Mason fruit jars at L. P. and Sanford. 59-ltc tires in slock*. Sanford Cycle Co:, tractive figures. For Electric Wiring, Fixtures and McCuilor’s. 56-tf 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc R. B. Brdssiere (of the Orlando Attorney A. K. Powers left Wed­ Supplies see E. C. Bowman, 30S Reporter-Star was in the city yester­ Mrs. II. C. McMullen nnd attrac­ 5(!-4tp nesday for New York on legal mat- East Fifth St. day looking after the interests of tive little sons, H. C. Jr. and Paxton Miss Iluth McDaniels is home for tens. that sprightly paper. The Reportera vacation with her mother and returned to their home in Jackson­ Star is taking three months' sub­ E. M. Galloway is carrying his ville Sunday after a very pleasant arm in a sling ns the result of his car fr ft. ds nd will return next week to visit with Mrs., McMullen’s sisters of scriptions now for the. ball season j Sacksonville. licking him. * and is publishing photos of Sanford this city. Ask to hear No. 2724—At Dawn­ and Orlando ladies who are at Day- j Ask to hear No. 2318*-Hnil Co­ Ask to hear No. 781,18—Orientate, .1 1 lumbia. at H. L. Gibson's, Second ing. The It os ary, at 11. L. Gibson's, Violin solo by Sigdel, at H. L. Gib­ Iona Beach. * ’ and Magnolia. 59-1 tc and Magnolia. * 59-1 to Ask to hear No, (1108—How You; son's, 59-ltc , Second and Magnolia. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferran and Guunu Keep '.Em Down on the M. Hand has purchased this Sergennt Stanley Walker is borne ek a new Chandler car from the family of Eustis were in the city after an absence of more than a year Farm, medley, by Billy Murray, at Thursday, the guests of Mr. and t Tire Co. in the service of his countfy in the II. L. Gibson's. Second and Magno­ rr-A^Stonc—Till kinds—of^hnulF motor corpiTbranch. He spent many lia:— :---------- :------------------ 59-ltc Mr. and Mpt. R. II. Bronson left months in France and saw some Mrs. D. S. Babbitt is now very I lag. Phone 243. 50-tf Wednesday for Tampa wheYe they hard service. pleasantly located at the University _Mr.^aniL Mrs. George Speer and take a steamer fur Key West to of Virginia, after spending two | family are spending a few weeks at make their future’ home. The-largegt stock of Mazda lamps weeks with her sister, Mrs. B. E. Daytona Beach. in town, including 2 new types.' De­ E-Z Seal ijuurt fruit jars at L. P. liveries made. W. H. Treadwell, Ilaley at Rocky Mount, N. C., and Orlando and Sanford will play the McCuller's. 5t»-tf also several days in Richmond. Mrs. neJtt "to Fire Station. 59-ltc first game in the nc.w league here Babbitt expects to spend about six Mrs. R. It. Deas jind family and nest Wednesday. O. P. Swope of Oviedo is the first Mrs. R. C. Bowers and family have Seminole county man to purchase weeks lit the University taking a lec­ Prices reduced on nil go ds at returned from a month's pleasant ture course. the new model Chandler car. The Mr*. Grace Williams' millinery store. sojourn at Daytona Beach. Bicycle lumps, .bells, horns, pedals, j Wight Tire Go. are very proud of 59-tf coaster brakes, ■ Ask to hear No. 49585 Keep the this new* car and expect lb sell many saddles, chains. Mrs. J. E. I.uing was called to Tul- Home Fires Burning, at 11. L. Gib­ handle bars. Everything fop the 1 Uhhssseo this week by the serious son's, Second and Magnolia*. 59-lte more this season. bicycle. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 Ask to hear No. 2728' Turkestan, llness of her aunt. • . . 59-2tc ' It. J. Holly spent Sunday at Day­ by Billy Murray and the American Park Ave. Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. tona Beach and attended l be mi'til­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tibbals of Quartette, at II. L. Gibson’s, Second 65-tf 11at tirs City, who were Here several ing ol the daily newspaper editors at and Magnolia. 59-1 tr Mi s Sara Wight lias returned the Daytona Beach Hotel. ys the guests of Mrs Ti Mini's Leon, tbs fanev truck driver and aunt, Mrs. Fannie Mutuant left Sun| horn*' after a pleasant visit with Woodland Park will be open the transfer expert has returned to San­ Ifriends in Orlando. d y. Mrs. Tihlials will visit her next two Sundays. 5s-2lc ford. He star ed to France to sec V-t< r. Faynm Ki bit, at Jacksonville Mayor Davison and Artie Smith Edward Nelson ha: arr.ved home bis relatives hut could not gel li.s «iti among the Sunford visitors to from France *where he saw active passport visaed by the French con­ ami Mr Tiblnits util visit relutiviss in Kentucky .who.-*' Mrs. Tibbals Pa;, loan Reach Sunday. service with the 78th Inf., arpl made sul in New York, will join him later before returning Ask to ‘hear No. 2291 Sons of a record us a !*arp*»ii«ter ’ . Ford part* we carry a line of to Florida. Ann - -a, a* II L. Gibson's, Second E-Z Si al pint fruit jars at 1. P. Ford parls Top recover,* and scat . Gave Dinner Party Ask to hear No. 2721 A good mg day a ' lendunce fur the opening Iaim Magnolia, * 69-1 tc r McCuller’s. Sanford Cycle*- Co., 115 Man games of the semitin, which starts - 'ul-if | covers, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake of Sanis h-tr*i to Find ami That's Got Roy Symrs and Meade«Fox wrire I. A Bromley ‘ liolli*' af'i-r -peiid- Park Ave 59-21 e ’em. This a iii a | i a h, al II L next veek l l * aw aril *will be I 11 | :*i gave ,i delightful dinner SalurInrr.'oc rt, Sanford visitors at Day- jug u fi w dity > iii Norl li t '.iroiii a Mr and Mr,. K I Starling lell <iibsoit. S'mo*mI amf Magnolia 59-1r mi tb* hirgi pi reentagi* of the pop-j day evening at which places were Inria Hi .n il last Sunday. ul.iti.ii turning out and the stale laid for eigMeeh of the younger suciwhere he uei ompnnied Mft liriitn yesterday for New York. ButTulo M P. l-ij”' who is from Mecklen­ r emui I of I 11!., v v ’l be lin' d ns u ;■ - ; ; S m.*,.- I, Complete stock Diamond tires. ley who will spend the summer there. and many other points in she.nortli1 lie eti***riainburg, North Carolina where they Wight Tire Co. 5J»-tl t ine-Ht was arranged for the pleas ire Ask to. hear No. Egyptlund and ert states on an extended vacation make a spe, salty of hornets’ Itest.s basis Col U F Stovall, "ho "his prioril.ee ltr.niters have a change of Mummy Mine, ut H L Gibson's, and pleasure trip, They will be their ilougfeters, tin* Misses Mauri s;tv s till* nest found by If C Nhcufcr I dent uf I lie kr-t Florida State ■u t •* -'*1a tins' several weeks ad'i ri i'i«menl in this issue «>( I he Seeond nii'l Magnolia Places were arruiiged* '7,!>dtc near Ihi^ citj is a h >i net's n, .t ami Bt-rit’.tl I! " ill im en i u \!i I lo* later t- sung ami dance mu mu a yello'i' IJ1bet's Itesl I'earl is l.eag (‘ back III I9H9. annouuceri tin' f1r t u fuUiiwtog: Mis** Dorothy Mr. and Mr* \ k !{i>-xi-Uer and T.-e frst Hall gam 1 (he season children left Tdeedaj liijj^ln r ear L.r *io Colin- in ami bear them, at anxious lo secure tins trophy am) gel offer iif t lie cup last night and the Humph, Mrs. Lucy Byrri Smyt ie, in I he new league here Wednesday t 'omilliTee, ^Georgia., where they will H L. Gibson's, second nnd Mag­ <4 prize for it in i he annual hornet's r i val ' ■ for* t h e t n e *1 “ 0--,*Ili*’>4 ,t , Mi-t-i Vic) in*t Nesbit. Miss Nftf-UU bring ii'xuit a i:n*rr> begiun; ig f *r •i •> • i . title C nth >t,y, .Itrry B. 59-lte Ibetween Orlando and SanTord • spend a month visiting relatives and nolia m*st parade indulged, in at Charlotte. t h e ■ii,;tu* H*ason. T a m p a Tribiim ! _ Jr , Tom' Martin. J r , FrankTin Martini Washington, tin N t ' , in M,e, of next. ;. ear i (line, oils and greases, free u;r friends. Wti.ii.raff, lluwkins Cotioetly, R.*»itransport that It. J. Holly was on as Ma to serve you Sanford Cycle WANTED DI D t LEAN nald Holly, August *KtJliertj, Walter Bicycle Repairing mfr bicycle re* • ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ transport secretary will carry in­ F 115 I'ark A\e. 59-21e BAGS, ANY KIND EX­ Connelly, Mrs. A. 1*. Connelly and pair simp |* tilllargi-. 1 t illiil ♦ terned German prisoners- back to Mr. tleo. Fox, Sr., and daughter. CEPT 01.1) S(M KS, M r.*. B. \V. Ilernduh.—Daytona ••qmpperi repair the city. shop in ♦ Christian S Rotterdam, Holland this week, leav­ Miss Martha are spending n few COATS, PANTS OR Bench New*. All *vi>r!; (lane i gmtrariquickly tun wilt In* held a ing Charleston piers. ♦ BED SPREADS, VT THE [months over ft! Day tuna Bench. l If1*4| tin* best. Siiiifurd t yelt- ('tc. ♦ Club, Oak a' le, between Spot Lights, horns, bumpers, minHEK\1.D OFFICE. 5!Mf Quart Mason fruit jars at I*. P. Park Avt*. 7.9-21*, 115 Third and F'ourlh strets, • • ♦ • • • • ♦ * • ♦ ♦ ♦ * * A limited number of violin pupils lor meters, everything for (lie. auto­ M Culler's. 56-tf ♦ on Sunday, morning at 11 AT mobile ( I. > .-ur Cun-tiN a 1952 Sanford will lie accepted h;. t'ha S Stallage Vliiyiir ! '.i';st’ti "ill I H Vr;ATii, Mil,,' by Mi n* art., II 1 * title di . * ll.a Springs. \ trg:n a, w*, rv R •'ideii' I and si ndl.i 111 pal met t , ♦ <, i iml i if t < 1 M ;i cniiiiii * . VII persons rie-.lijug tu ul* P Mr ILilph Wight w.t! lea'i this Ih* i, ,;l enjoy I he bat hs for. m-v.-nil avenue. * + «## + « + 59-ltc lend Sunday school will | tt i Mr and Mrs. V A Kay n r and "eSr, fur Daytona lieai'li wluTe she photic No.- 19. :iOii or 9J-J J. A. Shelley and K, Ik Shelley AMention Farmers Capt. and Mrs. G. A. Brower aro It. E. Squires lift Saturday f >t tlie.r will fn^ the guest of lier sister, Mrs, nnd James M. Fry of Palntka are lit not luicr tha n Saturday Read the advertisement in this |ha k home after a trip of several old homes at Goodground, L mg La Verne ' Hurt, who with Mrs. Ed­ the city the guest’s of Will Shelley, noon. Free transportation tweaks to Hot Springs si ml other Island. They expect to be absent ward Higgins and family* is spending brother of the Shelley boys. They issue of The. Ford Son Tractor. Thu will he furnished them . to the summer at the beach. for a month or more. best, and cheapest tractor for- all (points. and from If within a radius are. prominent farmers in the Hnxt- farm use. (’ F, William.* is the Base ball supplies, hells, lints, Southern tires, 61)00 mile guaran­ ioK.s section and are anxious '» loeute Ask to hear No HI 05 King Cotof three miles of the Meth­ for B(,rtilin ut Ford gloves, mils, et<*. Everything for the tee, all sizes, CttlxJ to .'15x1 1 Sun- in 11•••i March, at II. L. Gibson's. Serodist church. banloril district. district the Sanford They are Garage, boys. Sanford Cycle Co. 59-2lc ford C/'lft Ihi, 115 Park Ave Iond and Magnolia, 59-1 tc looking over the farm lands here 59-21 c James Hull is. bark from France A. It. Commons of Stone Island " tii a view of purchase anil are the NOTICE where he was in the service of Uncle | (iiiiiii,* (Li *rry at Jin ktomvillc was jprint leal kuiil of farmer* that we • * * | w,i- in the city yesterday and rePrior to July 15th payment of pav­ Ipnrts everything quirt tm Lake am in thy :i2:i Inf., and where he in fhe city Saturday look ii > after need Imre. ing nnd sidewalk liens will be ac­ made n good soldier hut he is glad the interests of the government in Monroe. Ask In see and hear Bubble Brook cepted at fare of Hen plus allnrm-y's “ Pieces of Elobt." to be back borne again. the War Savings Stamp campaign There's a man at the curb to Record for children. Put out by fte nnd costs. Payments under this The piece or eight wus (fie Spanish | serve you. 55-tf While at Day tuna Beach stop at Goode is a former newspaper man Cola people. They are just the urdcr must be cakh. After July 15th piastre or peso, now called ti dollar, M s. Mahlon Wright left for Nash- Hotel Breakers. New management. who gave up tlm work to jiSlp witi thing for Kiddies, at Hi L. Gibson, all paving liens will be enforced by thus known tlirntighntit the Spanish the-war. < * foreclosure.. ‘50-1 tc Second and Magnolia. 59-ltc luallt lit the days of piracy, because It I vilje, Tenn., Tuesday where.she will Kates reasonable. By order of city rotyirll. Woodland Park will lie ojlen the wqs divided'Into eight real*. It was visit relatives and friends for several A. S. Perry of Augusta is in the Perlyns &. Britt In their ndvertiseJ. J. Dickinson, i silver ililit worth $1 in the United [months. city looking for a house to locate next two Sundays and July Fourth. thent- today call attention to the fact State*. 67-4tc City Attorney. 59-ltc here, us he is the newly appointed that they arc* offering some line Dr, D. C. 'Ward, Osteopath is <i n Harry Cobb is home from Franco prizes to the members of the* bull ISanford on. Monday, Wednesday manager of the Southern Bell Tele-, where he was a member of the fa­ team. The prizes ure valuable and phone Co., at this place. [and Friday of each week. 58-tf saw tire an added inducement to . the The B. & O, Garage has a new Ask to hear No. 19517—There's a mous Wildcat Division and service of many months.' Harry is local players to speed up and make | advertisement in tjijs issue regard­ Long, Long Trail, at II. L.'Gibson, glad to get back home again and good. Read the advertisement nnd ing Kokomo Tires and Buick curs. Second and Magnolia. 59-lte says that Florida is the best place in then call attention of the players to | Look for it. Mrs. N. H. Garner and her daugh­ the world. it and then go out and root for the A six course fish and chicken din- ter, Mrs. J. B. Lawson and little home team. • WANTED OLD CLEAN | ner, 75c. Fish suppers 50c, at the ■Dorothy left .yesterday afternoon for BAGS. ANY KIND KX-‘ FOR SAI.E—Electric Shoe S h o p Ajr*s Day tuna Beach Hotel, 50-tf Atlanta where they will spend the CBPT OLD SOCKS. One Champion curve and stitcher, 1 remainder of the summer. COATS, PANTS, OR Champion loose nailer. I Landis fin­ Dssk4B.iyjTO.imui wsvu**’jbniwnsuiwmmurtijuuijiuti 3 e a d q u a r t e r s iTjjp* WHEN YOU THINK OF CAN BED SPREADS. AT THE isher, 2 solidify jack*, I l wo II. P. mo­ DY THINK OF THE KANDY HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf tor, I sole cutter, 1 bench lools, KITCHEN. IF IT HAS SUGAR Bicycle Tires—New, fresh stock $700.00. i;. H. PETERS, Lake n e a r e 1'N IT WE HAVE IT. STAR — ------*‘-GfUnrp and- guaranteed - tit -$6.00- per -patrr •Helen. 1'Fla:--------* I THEATRE "BUmDING. 4S-tf Put on free of charge. Sanford O. P. Herndon of the Star Theatre Mrs. R. J, Holly ha3 returned Cycle Co.,* 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc has just installed some line frames home after several days at JDaylona ■a; Mr. Chus. McMahon of the 20th for his jiosters in front of the th Beach where she was pleasantly en­ atre. Aside from their attractive tertained by Mr. and Mra. Ayres at Engineers arrived 'in Sanford . Wed­ Let us Bend you. feature the’ new frames tin nway nesday, Juno 18lh, nfter being over­ the Daytona Beach Hotel. seas for the past. 18 months., 5(r. with the pasting of the lithographs E cordially invite you to make our Bank a quart or more pocket and end wrenches, all and Mrs. McMahon and buhy girt each day, as the new style frame your Ifeadquartcrs for business or other sixes. Sanford Cyc|p-Co.,' 115 Park will leave in a week or two for thoir holds, the hill without pnste. The of our delicious Ave. . • • 59-2tc home In Miami. lithographs- look ve y attractive in purposes where we can be of service. Ice Cream for J. Howard Jarrott, Jr., of Savan­ , I *have returned to Sanford and their i ew- frames and the Star is nah. Ga., was u Saturday guert of will give iny personal attention to greatly enhanced in appearance Sunday Dinner. Our loyalty to the community extends to you. hi* cousin, Mrs. R, A. Terheim. Hu the lamn Auto Transfer business. thereby. was accompanied by Mr Jamison of Your patronage will be appreciated. GEORGIA PEACHES BY EXPRESS whether or, not you are a customer of ours today. t the A. C’. L. Supply train. 59-ltc Leon. Nothing but bent select, perfect Ask to hear No. Cl07—The Royal *1- Wejare here to be "bothered" and your call a t a n y _ Patronize the merchants (who ad­ fruit shlppod. Gordons and Garmons Vagabond, at II. L. Oilman's, Second* vertise in the Herald; They arn the June~"lsl iu‘ 20th‘, Ralls and Hllcy’s time will be a pleasure to us. • . and Magnolia. 59-ltc ORDER NOW real business men of Sanford whoi June 15th to July 1st, Elbcrtas Juno Presiding Btder Dr. Hilburn will believe in publicity and progress.,. 25lhr.Jul 15th. Three Dollars per preach at Ethel on Saturday, July They believe in advertising and be- c,-t ' ^"h le r'a Check or Mouey S T R E N G T H ’* SERVICE I2th And hold third quarterly meet­ lieve In the Herald and nre making ^ r^cr* ing. Pastor Allen , will. give fifth It po- si hie for Sanford to have u Reference, Uank of Weston. C.'*B. Sunday to Moore's Chapel church. real newspaper. * * Long, Weston, Ga. 57-4tp Ask to hpar No. CIOG—La Mar­ Miller tires and tubes—all sizes in •Will Give.Sliver Gup at llyi:s$t sup* by Graviure, at II. L. stock. You don't have to wntft. we The Tribune Cup will be awarded J u st Phone 325 ' ; ’-*4" ' lfl " ht'oI m e : i n s t i t u t i o n " wibsun’s, Second and Magnolia. • » can serve you. Sanford Cycle Co.-, to the town of the Florida State C isauua.ua 59-ltc 115 Park avenue. 59-2tc League which gathers the best open • * x . •• • • ' ■ ~ _ x rr1 : i~-— L -rrr~ -~ . r-V —-—?Yxi— I ir 7-. - -- I I u ** C-9 U(tleHapPc nInH* Mention of * Millers In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and About 1 ^ 1he City Victory Celebration of Fourth of July at New Smyrna Four automobile races on the beach for cash prizes. . . •5 , J Interesting program of sp o rtsand contests. TBig dance on cement pavem ent in evening. Good music ail day and evening by Company A Military Band. in fa - -Ss. New Smyrna July 4th. ^ Make. Our Bank. Your H Taste is the Test M ^YOUR F R IE N D S SeminoleCountyBank BOWER & ROUMILLAT ■ . Wi V- '• • ’ • T •• ■ •' - 4 �1 PAGB SIX * ’.t ;v THE SANFORD HERALD Daily Fashion -Hint BUDGET OF OP I NI ON “JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith, "lie’ll Print ’em”— So Says Sauntcrcr. JtJNE 27. 1919 fore your eyes. Close-ups ef the im­ portant operations are shown liber­ ally, anti anybody witnessing these typically American methods of build­ ing cannot but feel a thri l of pride at the achievements of bis'country­ men in the mechanical world. These filmp have been adopted by the United States Government as a part of their educational series. ^ v C A V t^ BACK in the vulcanizing business sts long experience, thoroughness. „ ern equipment and a policy of prices, both to us arid our cus tori Many motorists havt* found thai availing themselves of our gm-j they were able to reduce their tire pcnse by half of the former cost PHONE 17 Sanford, Florid FOURTH JULY CELEBRATION StrRiefl. ginghptn b u s e d for th e ffeond dress, which is made with a suspender sk irt to be worn with gulmpo of lawn, organdy or dim ity. The skirt la trim m ed with deep poc­ kets. Two yard s of gingham nnd 1' J yard* 3G-in eh dim ity nro sufficient f r a girl of average size Cbamliray qr linen wimld look well made up after the third model. The -h’'rt walsted bodice buttons in dou* blt breasted fashion and is joined to a gathered sk irt, pocket trim m ed. The flecvos’aro sh o rt and self-cuflib. F irst Model: Pictorial Review brcs.i No. 7GS4! Sizes, 2 to G yen*!' Price. 20 cents. Pot-r,nd Mode*: Dress No. 7779 Sizf-i. G in it years Price, 20.cents Third Model: Dress No. 72f*G. Sizes. 6 to 12 ) ears. Price, 20 CCBlS. OF OC R SUCCESS Dailonn Beach—Formal Opening of the Summer Tourist Season The business men and hotel pro­ prietors, barked up by the Triple Cities Chamber of Commerce of Daytona, Daytona Reach and Sea­ breeze are planning an interesting program, which.will be held in the popular, resort city of -Daytonu Reach* The object of this patriotic cele­ bration is prjrTiarily for the purpose of entertaining the hundreds of Cen­ tral Florida • friends of the Triple Cities; who spend the week-ends and the summer sra-on at the beach. Mapy tm Movements have been made along the l.ne o hotel and apartment uceommoda ions, :nd a great deaal pf activity is evident along the lines of business in these* resort cities. ■ 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE Joining Iiulkhcad on the West'. Two.blocks of building Lots With two story factory building. Address: C. KENNISON, I*. 0 . Box 505, Orlando, Fla The program will consist of: Rail game at f»:00.-a. m.: followed by parade of decnrslted floats at 11:(H1 a. m.; Reach dinner and aeroplane Muni* from 1:00 p. m to the Daytona .Municipal Hand will fur-, nish a free ’concert and payillfon dancing frotn -:U0 to U;:10 p. m. dr* the be eh. The feature of ,the d iy will be the automobile, motorcycle' and bicycle races on the World’s 'a:ii<m> (* can SjM*t*dwuy at . j . JO p. m. with ra Mi prizt-s ami medals for the winners., Kntr.«* tit the-* SQUEEGEE TREAD T ires ! » e v..4: enpy surf Sentinel . ^,,,1 automobile driving on the won l a g o o ns a m i Wouldn’t Dress Shoes Suppose, for example you had a lot of walk — w ould you wear flim sy-soled dress V i course not—for •you'd see to it that your shoes were the tough-soled, substan­ tial, serviceable sort. The same holds with the “shoes” for your automobile. You want your car to keep going on one set of tires as long sible. red. sidewalls, .'—are the tough-tread td . substantial that will give you more for good measure. I f you want a tire that 'wiB make you come back for more, buy CDC DIAMOND. WIGHT SANFORD, H ul l .il.d now in r a p t m t y . Tin Picture* of t he se two h i g h w a y m e n look to me like "my oid friends, lirpaln ”U li.iatn-. and O i a u ne e y ( ip c'lit Wilson T h e y were not in c,i;>- In-re. iii fact the;, were perfi-i-ti) wnlmg In -.lay here without being in captivity but 1 reckon if they are n„w in Orlando it is rw*res-iiri in hold them in captivity In­ ca use no one would stay down there .unless he was in captivity. Ninon Rutt had belter keep these two . Every day is a fresh beginning, birds in a good strong room, with Every day is the world made new. plenty of bars (iron bars I meant so Y'ou who are weary of sorrow and they will not break out and come sinning. hack to Sanford. Vess urn Here is a beautiful hope for you — "Eveev day is a fresh beginning: 1.1 -ten, rny soul, to the gbid re­ frain. And in spite of sorrow and older sinning, And puzzles forecasted and pos­ sible pain, Take heart with the day, and "begin again." * fount Leon de Truckskv tin* major domo of the Carnes Hotel is back home after getting as far as New York on the first leg of his journey to Paris. Leon obtained hia passport dll right but he could not convince the French consul that he was a Frenchman and the consul could not J‘compre" the Hebrew face and the French name. It was in vain that Leon pleaded that he was really a human tiring despite his Darwinian tendencies The consul was adamant ami Leon is back on the job of riding the head baggagp on the jitney truck. c My old friend Roy Bowers or "Doc" as his friend* affectionately call him i* 'timing to the front in ci'y affairs and 1 am glad to see him .getting into the thick of the fray.- I like the way he-goes after things and lie la bowid to be heard from in the future. -He believes in using a cold chisel in prying off the shell from the fossilized birds that are sitting on the town lid and if said birds cannot be made to sing "Doc” believes in putting them into the discard where they belong. In­ stead of spraying them with Mary. Garden perfume "Doc" uses dis­ infectants. * • * but stilt in Jacksonville. vanvoice still * I asked a prominent citizen this week what he thought about l h e ! ‘'* A< H1NERY \ EHSl'S new rily charier. He said he did not know anything about the char ter hut that anything was bettci American Production Methods the Theme of Educational Film A. question that is often asked in connection with the recent war with Germany is "llow did Antfrina. in the space of months overcome the twenty or more years’ start that Germany had in the manufacture of war materials of every .description?” Those jvho know answer the ques­ tion in three words, "By quantity production." But this answer means little to the average person who has not seen the American method of quantity production in actual opera- i> prom E D W A R D H IG G IN S Salesman Herald W ant Ads Wiii Bring Results 5000 Fully Guaranteed, and if one should be defective adjust­ ment will be made by us r ig h t here. new �T , .1 \ -*= . # •f - * r « f 9 1 # ,' . _* * ~ ** -- ■ j • . '. V * •> t , * • *- * *1 • f 'r • * ~ • 3 if. THE HERALD t h e SANFQRD sa : JUNE 27. 1919 'PrcsH*Commlnpcg* my shirts and I couldn't sec her try J ItT So I ironed the'last two myself. ||D aytona, June. 19.—The following You know I am lender hearted and officers for the Florida Press Associa­ I didn't mind giving her the price. tion for the ensuing year have been If you had to pay 32.25 for it you appointed by T. Et. Fitzgerald, presi­ wouldn't have gotten over it in a dent of the association: week. Oh, well,' 1 have CO francB Executive committee: Mrs. Lois left. Am sending you a 2 mark and K. Mayes, Tensacola Journal; E. a 1 mark, German money. I think Taylor, Miami Herat ; Harry L. the paper is better than the French. trade mark Brown, St. Augustine .Record; J. E. Well, Mother, this is some war; Worthington, Tampa Times; Gilbert' the famous battle of Paris, some D. Leach, eesburg Commercial. story I’ll have to tell you. The production o f citrus fru its Committed on Constitution and I will close with love and kisses for By-Laws: C. O. Codrington, DeLand is a fine art— the most highly de­ all. News; R. J. Holly, Sanford Herald; veloped branch of horticulture. C Your devoted, J. C. Brossier, Orlando ReporterSonnie. Star. • P. S. Am sending you a map of Knowledge and skill are re­ Membership Committee: Mrs. C* Paris. Have marked President Wil­ H. llolderman, Cocoa Tribune!" quired gt every step—from se­ son’s home No. 1. American Pence jJVayne Thomas, Plant City Courier; Commission building No. 2. Head lection of land for the grove to N. P, Nerwich, Palatka Post. quarters.Paris District No. 3. Louvre the protection of fru it on trees Finance; R. W. Storrs, DeFuniak No. 4; Hospital No. 57, is No: 6. Breeze; A. K. Wilson, Fort Pierce from insect -und other enemies. You can tell most of the places by Tribune; II. C. Sparkman, Daytona re 'W&. the names on the map. The gardens Journal. and parks arc easily noticed. Blue BEAUTIFUL AND ORIGINAL, Success in raising grapefruit : Legislation: W. R. Carter, Jack­ lines are subways.’ The wall runs Dame Fashions says It Is a season Goodrich is making and oranges is evidence that the / sonville Metropolis; ' R. J. Holly, of lace and there Is no dissenting entirely around the city, 20 ft. high, *he burliest, sturdi­ Sanrord Herald; Willis M. Ball, word when one-can havo an over-, from 20" to 40 feet across. Will ex­ grove owner-has a high order of dress of bo ft ecru thread lace mount- plain better whdn I see you est, most* lasting Jacksonville Times-Unlon. -intelligence and-the~capacity f o r ~ id .an- dainty . paaleLaatln— Thera la tires iha rubber in -‘Virgil. an overbiouso o f the satin, with a Its application in practical ways. dusiry has ever suspicion of a pcplum below tho HOME IS CASTLE crushed girdle, and deep turndown seen; and Goodj-icb Oviedo Home Burned And Can Be Used As Storehouse collar to finish tho V- or ovnl-ahapcd knows it. . Is there any reason why-the ' The.home occupied by M^s. Mary neck. Medium size requires 3«J For Liquor yards 32-Inch deep laco and 4 yards Jacobs und her son, Edward at In every test of road* ability that has been proved su f­ Washington, June 26.—A man’s 36-Inch satin. Oviedo was burned to the ground roughing to which tires Pictorial Rovlow Dress No. 7906. right to store liquor in his home for ficient to master all the problems Saturday night about 11 o'clock. can be put, Goodrich the long ‘‘dry’* period nfter July 1 Slzos, 16 tQ 20 years. ‘ Price, 25 The fire was started when a lamp in o f citrus culture should not also e Tires have unfolded an stood up today against an attack on cents, the room of Mrs. Jacobs was over­ endurance, an ability be found equal to the task of that provision of the prohibition en­ turned. As the lump struck the to take punishment, forcement bill before the house judi­ sociation of the (Jailies of the state floor it hursted, scattering the oil in marketing the crops of the per­ which has run into ciary committee. " be formed, to be known as the As­ every direction which instantly •phenomenal mileage. sons who possess it? Near the end of an all day session sociated Dailies of Florida was car­ caught fire. Edward had just re­ Confident In this know!* * the committee voted down an amend­ ried. tired while Mrs. Jacobs was in the edge and belief, Good­ The growers who are members ment which would have made it u Motion of Chris Codrington that net of retiring and although many rich desires that all lawful for a citizen to have liquor in the chair appoint a committee to persons were on the street and gnvc o f the Florida Citrus Exchange tire users share in the his possession, struck out a section attend the meeting of the Southern immediate assistance in removing confidence of Goodrich, believe there is no such reason which would have prevented "use” Newspaper Association in July at valuables from the house, scarcely and the big mileage by a citizen of liquor in his private Asheville. Committeo appointed, whatsoever was saved so rapidly did and that collectively and co-op­ Goodrich Tires assure. dwelling and decided that in the Brown, Brossiere, Clay Codrington. the flames spread. eratively they are entirely cap­ matter of general enforcement there Therefore, Goodrich an­ There was no insurance on the Motion that Holly he made vice would he no difference between war­ president pro tem. carried. able of themselves se'ling the nounces to present and household effects, though hte house time and constitutional provisions. future owners of its Motion that committee he up- which belongs to C. J. Martin was product of their groves. pneumatic tires — an Even with this and other changes pointed to take up the communica­ insured. It was a five room cottage adjustment ' basis of the hill as it will he reported out tion of F. B. Stoneman of the Miami and had been constructed hut little They ask other growers to 6.000 miles for SAFE­ is considered as all embracing. So Herald regarding the exchange of over a year.ago. , TY TREADS, and drastic are its provisions, members Florida news by the daily papers of join them, for mutual benefit and 8 . 0 0 0 m i l e s for of the committee said, that while a the state. * Committee appointed F. New Hank at Winter Garden protection, assured by ten years SI L V E R T O W N man may put out a keg of beer in B. Stoneman, Hugh Kpurkmun and Winter Garden, June 21.—At a CORDS, instead of o f its successful operation that his cellar he may he convicted and J. C. Brossiere. meeting held here last night n new the 3,500 and 5,000 fined for instance if he wears a Motion that the next meeting he hank was organized with a capital the Florida Citrus Exchange is m i l e s ’ respectively, watch fob on which thrre is a picture held in Orlando was carried, the stock of $26,000.00. It will he heretofore in force. the ideal form of marketing or­ of the keg as an advertisement. meeting to he called by the vice known as the First National Bunk Remember that a Goodganization for the best interests In a general consideration of the president. of Winter Garden, g rich adjustment is a measure the committee made a num­ After a vote of thanks had been o f the citrus industry. The following officers were elected: fair one, Goodrich ber of minor changes, hut the prin­ extended to Mr. und Mrs. Ayeres of J. D. McMillan, president; H. E. knows the mileage is cipal fight w;as over the quostioh of the Daytona Beach hotel for many Bumhy, vice president, and A, B. in its tires, and more; For information regarding the right of home storage for per­ courtesies shown the newspaper men Newton, cashier, and ten directors, and to make you realize terms of membership in tha sonal use. Representative Morgan, the motion to ndjourn was carried. J‘. F. Ange, J. 1?. Smith, J. D. Hen­ you lose money in be­ Florida Citrus Exchange and Republican, of Oklahoma, endeavor­ The newspaper men were the nas, S, T. Willin, J. N, Joiner, A. C. ing without Goodrich * other points of interest to ed to have stricken out the question guests of T. E. Fitzgerald at lunch­ Bruy, K. L. Harris, A. F. LandTires, the new Good-’ you, write, wire, ’phone or reading that "it shall not he lawful eon at the Daytonn Beach hotel. street, A. Y. McMillan and A. S, rich adjustment is pro­ call on tho to possess liquor in one’s private Ficquetle. claimed broadcast. dwelling while thp same is occupied Lcltcr From Virgil Smith The A. B. Newton store building and used by him only os his dwell­ was bought as a site and will he ’re­ Buy Goodrich Tires The following letter from Virgil ing." modeled and ready for occupancy by from a Dealer Ardent prohibitionists on the com­ Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs C. II. September I. mittee. voted uguinst the Morgan Smith of this city will he interesting ADJUSTMENT proposal for the reason, they said, Jo his Sanford friends: Orange County Citrus Fabrics • 6,000 miles Paris, France, Useful T h o u g h U nw ed . Sub-Exchange that nothing was to he gained by ORLANDO, . . FLORIDA Tin* moilern >lew Is that a woman la Cords • 8,000 miles June 7; 1919, 8:30 p. m. enacting a law so drastic uh to arouse -,i nrceii •r'ly a failure because her the hostility of people who rejoiced My Dpar Mother: t _'■ Miss-spent.—Boston that the day of the saloon had end­ If you could see yoiir “ Sonnie" ed. Prohibition members support­ now! From the tiinp of dny you ed an amendment eliminating, the would think it was dark, hut not Wi sdom In Saving. provision that the liquor must he ob­ here, for I have just sturted this A m/in mny. If lie k n o w s not how to tained and placed in storage prior to letter and 1 am going-to finish it be­ s a v e nx he gels, k e e p Ills nose all hts the date the "act would become ef­ fore it gels dark. life to (he g r i n d st o n e am) die not fective. Ah amended the section The s u n h a s j u s t d i s a p p e r u e d be­ w o r t h a grout lit last. reads, "that such liquor need not he hind the horizon, and the moon is reported, provided the burden of way up, ami 1 api sitting in front of showing that possession is legal upon our home (a squad tent! with my Be Glad. If you see a - ma n or woman site' the possessor.” feet propped up on n small box just cessful, he glad of It. Don't w aste . BEST IN THE enough to /nuke myself comfortable, lime bellltllntf Ids success. Use your Fruit and Vegetable Crates LONG RUN’ ASSOCIATED DAILIES MEET and nil the sweet smelling clover force trying to equal It. . around me. What better could 1 Yea Can Bay From U i at Florida Papers Will Form Strong want? Well, one*thing 1 know and Whole**]* Prices League that’s tq he homo. “ John Chinaman," As fnr ns enn he learned, the earli­ At a call from President Fitz­ The camp here has begun to liven W rite fa r P rte e L M gerald of the Florida Press Associa­ up a little, for the inter-allied cop- est use of the nickname John China­ T O W . A. Merrjday Cempuj* tion the representatives of the dnily testants will train here before he man ns a designation for Celestials !" In "a letter to the committee of man* Newspapers of • Florida met in Day­ ‘‘meet’,’ at Pershing Stadium." • Ptklka, FUriia ■ goinent of Drury Lane theater," pub­ tona Beach at the Daytona Beach There will he men representing lished In I^unlim Just ICO years ago. Hotel June 22. nine different nations. The French ' Those present wore T. E. Fitz­ and Roumanians are arriving today, gerald of the Daytonn News, Hugh and we have most of the work to do. Sparkman of the Daytona Journal, 1 have to step on my truck a little L. W. Bloom of the Lakeland Star, once in awhile, for there are’ six J. C. Brossiere of tho Orlando trucks doing about fifteen trucks' Reporter-Star, W. M. Pepper of the work. So you may know we have to Gainesville Sun, II. P. Nerwich of hustle.. the Palatka Post, Harry Brown of The meet starts June 24 und lasts the St. AuguBtine Record, Edward until July JHhJnclusi.Ycvand.we.have ■*■ •■«- ■f ' •—*— TajriorTrf^tlre“ MlttntVHerald,' R ~ J. to stay here until all the cleaning up Holly of the Sanford Herald, Chris. work is done. Codrington and Clayton Codrington A new truck company arrived at of • « the DeLand News, D. H. Conk- "Clichy” yesterday and who do you ling of the Palm Beach Post. think the commanding officer was? T. E. Fitzgerald was elected chair­ Nobody but Kenneth Murrell. I » man and R. J. Holly secretary pro have not seen him yet but Harnage tem of the meeting. Chairman Fitz­ told me about him and the first time gerald stated the object of the meet­ I go in I'm going to see him. ing and the secretary was asked to I received your Mother's Day read the communications from, those letter two days ago. Believe me it who could not attend but who were hit the right spot. The money I re­ interested In the - association of the ceived also and I have started on it With Competent Men to Wash and Polish Cara ■ Florida dailies. already. I went into Paris yesterday Editor Nerwich of the Palatka evening, bought an album for Gladys Post addressed the meeting regard­ and a big bunch-of - postcards; col* ing the' forming of a Florida u s o d ir ored ones,'of Paris. I also purchased tlon with a paid secretary to handle some service chevrons and insignia. the advertising and other business 'of In all I) spent about 65 francs and I the members. Setm» an Unfair Division. have- something to show for it, ex­ Thousands of hats discarded by Editor Brown of the St. Augustine cept about 3 francs I paid for rail­ English women are exported every Record addressed the meeting 'Re­ ysnrto Brazil, where they are eagerly garding membership in the Southern road fare and supper. I put out 13-40 for my washing bought by the Indians, The feathers Association .and the tonight and some washing I had too,and other ornaments on the hnts are Newspaper tikrn by the mea. and the hare Straw Southern Advertisers Association. . » only 32- pieces. The poor little wom­ E_ t i . shapes given to their womenfolk. Motion by W. M. Pepper that as­ an was so tired ahe eould hardly Iron Daily Fashion* Hint The Goodrich More Mileage -"m ---'JL'Jg Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Fla. L. A. HAKES, Manager TIRES MONEY HNS . .• .smz m On Floor, Grain and Feed PRICE Overland Sales & Service Company ■ Just Installed “Modern Auto Laundry” G o o d ric h ~ T ire S | 6 ,0 0 0 ‘ ."-..Va * M ile . r G u aran ty A ..3t^S"l*"Sji^i?ii"i”' SPMPIIM 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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