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S O M E T H IN G D O ING TO D AY OK Both of these bills are popular withU L T IM A T U M W ILL HE S E N T the people..and there is little doubt TO BE RLIN AT ONCE* that the Voters of this city will ratify . • • Paris, June 26.— It U understood them by a large majority. that if no official communication is •The quarter mill* publicity tax will received by nightfull from Berlin provide an^atinual—land n f . 52.50CL ^plnttvpno-ThirplaTts-Df-TTnrGfm air which will be handled by the pub­ govefoment for signing the peace licity department of the commercial treaty, something in the nature of club. an ultimatum will he sent to Berlin The question of lights and ice are by the pep.ee conference. interesting ones at this time as the Up to 11:30 o’clock- this morning, present company raised their light nothing had been heard from Berlin rates some time ago and recently and the council was in complete ig- have raised on ice. • , w nor nee of the German’s plan. Paul Dutasta, secretary of the conference. YELLOW JACKETS BUILDERS went to Versailles this morning, seek­ in g information.. He bus informed Photographer Shaefer Finds Nest hy Dr. Daniel von Haimhauaen that Six Feet High . . the signatories, who will probably be Yellow jacket* are great builders Her Mueller, Herr Glesherts and and are al$o good paper makers aid Herr Leincrt might arrive by Satur­ in wanderings through the Florida day. but he was unable to speak woods one can come across marvels authoritatively. in structural work of these indus­ .» ■ ~ ' NUMBER 59 SANFORD, FI-MIMD*. FRIDAY. JUNE 27. 1919 VOLUME X the Red Cross are concentrated on1 local welfare work that there will be no difficulty in securing funds. * W ill thin optimistic view of the sit­ uation be verified? SCOUT!. MAN IS DROVVNINQI The scout game o f llfcsaver I* n llmt-nld game and should be played often. Otherwise, when thc,renl thing happen*. • some day. we idion’t be ready. Many n oWImmer is drowned every summer trying to fescue a drowning comrnife from having no no­ tion o f Imw to do It. •• • The game I* great fun "nnd I* plnyed wTtli five team* of two player* ench. T h m rn iT two clnkwh nf plIiytTr e tllO “ suvera” nnd the "drownere." Five drowner* go out from shore a cer­ tain "distance and pretend they arc ilrowrilng'. Five savers swim out to tiring them In. If Is unfair fur n drowner to m* slst himself In any wuy once a snver gets n bold on him. Any bold I* per­ missible. but cnre.miiHt be tnkch to keep the drowner’* bead above wntcr. The tlrst saver who brings Ills bur­ den safely across the line Is the win­ ner. There sboqld be n stnrter, who will i i I ho referee the game. , 'There are iniiny possible variations to ndd excitement nnd try skill, a* for Instance requiring the snver* to skin off their clothe* (or come of them) ufter the starting signal Is given. CROWNPRINCE IN GERMANY BREAKS AWAY I ESCAPES FROM IN T E R N M E N T A N D GOES TO G E R M A N Y TO TAK E RACK T H R O N E Parish June 26.— Frederick William Hohenzollern, former y r o w n . prince of Germany, has escaped from Holland nnd made his way into Ger­ many. News of the escape, "of the crown .prince caused* a considerable stir in pence rircles. .While it Li not felt.that he is a figure around which the reactionaries and monnrhist* would gather enthusiastically, never­ theless his act is regarded as nn event of considerable significance in view of Qermnn recnlcitrancity. * IlirUs have come from Germany within the Inst few .d a y* that the military caste there would .not be averse to bringing uhout a military situation within the former .empire thnt woultl embarrass the allis in putting the peace treaty into effect anti it seems not improbable the SCOUTINQ KEEPS BOY BUSY. move made by the ex-crown prince Efforts were being made to ar­ trious insects. The other day Pho­ is connected with some such plan. Conservation of onr qnturnl re­ tographer R C. Sheafer heard of a range for the signing of the peaoe source* Is universally npproved, but treaty at 3 o'clock Saturday after­ mammoth n«-st of some kind of in­ The former crown prince madu^his of m lint value would mnlcrltil re- way into Holland shortly afiu^Mte noon. The council of three is-appar­ sect south of Sanford and having it sourees lie unless we conserve tbe ently satisfied with the semi-official penchant toward .curios determined singing of the armistice last inornl. Intellectual nnd ptiyslcul future assurances that the Germans would to take his camera and get a picture ber and was interned there by the of the coining generation7 of this house built by hornets or be on hand. Prevention I* recognized ns better Dutch government, taking up his yellow jackets or some other branch Although the unofficial intimation nnd less expensive than cure. The residence on the island of Wieringen, of these builders, .lie found the nesl hoy s e o u l movement tnkek the boy nt on the Zuyder Zee. received Was that the German signa­ desks nnd s e p a r a t e orgnnlxallons for and also found some of the yellow Bouthern soUllvrs to the nufnhcr o f Hint time of life when he I* beset with tories probably would be Hermann w r l l l n g to their Individu al men Hull Two days after the armistice was 1.400 ly in g In the g re at A r m y dcbnrknjackets when he attempted to take tlon the new nnd bewildering experiences other slates, rmtnhly Massachusettii ho s p ita l! o f N o w Y o r k , are »!«•Mueller, the .foreign secretary, and signet! a decree entered into by the nnd Kansas, h a v e m a d e ap pro priations the nest out nf the tree in which it pen.lent f o r their first touches of ho me of adolescence nnd divert* his thoughts Herr Giesherts and Herr Loinert of o f fro m I25.0OO to $50,000 for Rie w e l ­ Germnn chnncellor. Prince Mux of c h e e r nml welcom e, on th e effo rt * o f had been placed. He obtained u therefrom to wholesome nnd worth­ c o m i n g o f llie lr hoys lo Am e ric a , and the old delegation, it developed to­ just a f e w women w h o a r e strivin g linden, announcing a decision of the while activities. In this mnnner this good picture of it however and says v a lia n tly l o inert the nee.ls o f the sllns o m e o f th em m a in ta in large club root-. * day that Herr Giesherts who re­ former German emperor to abdi­ In N e w York In ad d ition lo llielr desks c h i i r n o t e r -building movement tins done that some of these days he will de­ n l l o * hut ha ve found th em selveS o v e r ­ mained in Versailles for a tune had In th e Hall o f R la te s Rexernl o f the cate. stated: "T h e imperial German w h elm e d by the w o rk Mrs Leroy m u c h In numerous cities to diminish tach it from its moorings and bring I trout) o f the Southern S o c iety who s tate s ha ve sent secre tarie s direct f ro m lift there for Germany. A third government will remain in office un­ the problem of Juvenile delinquency. h o m e lo Inke c h a r g e o f the work here it to Sanford. He was stung over lias c h a r g e o f the w e lc om in g o f wound­ man pill he named, however, to ueM rs Ilroun has b e e n g e t tin g In touch We nre nt war. War bring* n re- til questions connected with the ab­ ed men. cente rin g at the l l a l ) o f Stales, the eye by some of the armed guards w i t h various o r g a n i s a t i o n * In the" I n ­ rompnny Herr Mueiler and Herr m ainta ined by W a r C a m p C om munity InxiitlOu of Inornl fiber, which Is ills- dication tif the kuiser. the renouncing d iv idu al anil southern states, nnd sp ecia l nt the entrance into the home of the S e r v i c e a t ' 17 WSst I5th St . tin* a p ­ ustrons to onr youth unless offset by by'the crown prince of the throne of Leinert it is indicated. end eavors nre nowbeing made lo p e l jackets The nest is over six feet pealed repeatedly for m o r e volunteers powerful positive Influence*. Scout­ the German empire and Prussia nnd n desk s t a r t i d for Mississippi and L «m tfro m the slate s o f A la b a m a . Arkansas. high and about four feet across and N o r t h Carolina. Florida. tJeurgln. laiulslana 11. M K . S m ith nf D O ' B r w u l ing Is Just such n powerful, positive the setting up of n regency have Berlin. Wednesday, June 25. w n y. ha* g one t o Mississippi w ith a is some sight. The nests are made slana. Mississippi. V ir g in ia , and W e s t eounterncling Influence. It* program V ie w lo Inter* s tin g th ere the Hint*1 g o v ­ Hermann Mueller, the foreign min­ from a combination of substances V i r g i n i a , nnd has a f e w represen ta tives offers the csscqtlnl nnlldote for these been settled.” ern m e n t . o r H lnle organisations In th e ister. and I)r. Bell, the colonial min­ and resemble gruy wrapping paper o f sonic o f these slates picked a* C h a i r ­ This generally was accepted by w o r k fo r the w ounded men here. pol*on*^4if wnr. m en f o r th eir ow n com m onwealths, but O utside o f the c h e e rin g and vlsUInrf ister, it was announced tonight have ip color nnd texture. sho hap not been able to find sulllclent the i ublic ns nn official announce­ o f wounded rn*ae the women at the v olun te ers lo lak e c ar e o f separa te been selected as the German envoys ment thnt the crown prince intended THE TREE 8PARROW8. Hull o f H l n R s . n r e , . h u * U y engxfecd In desks for each stale, ns should b t ilopo to sign the peace terms. They will to renounce his rights of succession. In v i e w o f the great ntmiber o f wounded • w e lc o m in g men f r o m . o t h e r home c o m ­ Red Cross Dues m unities who are able to get shout m en n r r lv ln e here dally, som etimes lo leave Berlin Friday. , . "Chirp, chirp, warble, warble," »nld Later, however, the crown prince A n o th e r Important a c t i v i t y Is s n a t i o n ­ th e nu mber o f t.ooa 4n ? l hours Renewals of Red Cross member­ yuiiug Mr. Tree Sparrow. w i d e employm ent bureau which lh»denied any such intention, in an in­ The Tngetdatt says: T h e Southern R o d d y mnfntnlns at W a r C a m p C oinrim nlly Service m a i n ­ ships are over due and payable now "Chirp, chirp," **ld young Miss terview given the Rewnrinee House 134 Kant f>Mli Rt . to the Associated tains, nml whose M ana ger. J II Vrf|"T h e Just and rno-t natural solu­ If yours is due. please send a cheek a ho m e cente r for llir noutllfrn soldiers Sparrow, and she felt her heurt n beat- Press correspondent Vt Oosterland, trees, seeks |>onltlon* hack home for tion of the situation would • he to to Mrs. It A Terheun. Secretary, And those who are able to And tin ir Itig fast and faster, nnd she felt her m en fro m the sou thern slates, nnd Hollund, Dec. 3, 1918.\At that time w a y there nre entertained lavishly 1 lie lave Matluus Eerzberger set his who will issue receipt for same. feathers flutter, flutter, flutter, but alie ac ini* lads direct f ro m here tcFthc Job*. m en w h o nro unable to l e a v e the hohthe crown prince said: ---•Mrs. Ilroun’ * e f fo r t s , a t the H all o f tried not to let her little beak tremble p lta ls o r w h o h a ve on ly a f e w days In name to the peace document. He, S t a te s a r e seconded d a i l y hy. Miss El­ th e d e ba rk atio n hospitals, ho w e v er, nre “ I have not renounced anything and she tried to chirp without allow­ however, is not inclined to draw the vira It. W r i g h t o f Charleston. 8. O.. depen den t f o r their w e l c o m e on le tte r* He was Right . and 1 have not sigjxul any docu­ ing nny nervouanesa. w h o taken special c a r e o f Ihe South logical conclusion from the peace sent hy Hints com m ittees In the Hull aroli n a men. ‘ amt g i v e s help, to all Hut oh, she wna excited I Young ments whatever.' "A ll in favor of Xhe motion rise on o f State *, and Mrs. Ilroun h a * b e nt u n­ •C policy he hus been pursuing in recent o t h e r southern soldiers, nnd by M rs a b le lo recruit sulllcleht f o r c e * to w r i t e Mr. Tree Sparrow win such a hand­ his feet," said President Storrs at to nil the southern men. A l f r r d Spencer who. like Mrs Ilro un. ’Mlowever,” Ire continued, "should months.” some fellow. HI* vest was as smart Is fro m Memphis C h airm e n have berm the Lake county press meeting. T h e Southern stales m en tion ed are A e German government decide to The Tageblatt also states that it ap p oin te d for s e v e r a l o f the. Individual and stylish with Its brown spot, almost s o m e w h a t at a d is a d v a n ta g e ns c o m ­ form a republic similar to that of the s late s , hut sickness or absence fr o m has been suggested that a rommis"D id 1 understand the chair to say pared w it h th eir sisters o f Maryland. In the middle/but * little to one *lde th e c i t y has p re v e n te d most *of t h e m United States or France. I should be Tennesse*. South Caro li na. Kentu cky, Mon of officials who were outside the •nil rise on their feet?” .’ asked Mr no ns to make him look quite Jsuntjr. f ro m doing any a c t i v e work htld T e x a s , which m ainta in separate |.ale of politics, or former members Brown of the St Augustine Record Ills crown wss of n brownish red perfectly content to return to Ger­ shade and his wings were brown with many ns a simple citixen, ready tc do i f diplomatic corps should be ap­ Whereupon Bob Holly of the SunI pointed provided such individuals ford Herald butted in with: “ Thi portnnt f ntures ef hinMh n-casur.-” strurtion. the expe»«*a being cov- some touche* of white. Miss Tree anything to assist my country. Sparrow, It la true, looked like him, should even be willing to work as a | by c la tter f .nds-. would accept the assignment. chair is right. There were times Mr Smith b**!:e\rt| that D.r i <>but oh, aha knew, he waa far more laborer in a factory. At present when all the members couldn’ t rise operation of city a.nl county i>(It was not .considered advisable to handsome tlyin she waa; and he had everything seems chaotic inJfcGerto their fe e l."— Tavare^ Herald. flrinls rould secured in assisting employ a public hen th nune* at this auch a merry little twinkle to hla right • Baptists to Meet many, but I hope things will right the Red* Cross to tinunee this wi#rk, DeLand. June 26.— What is ex­ time. The only present source of eye which made him aecra *o witty themselves.", k 4 \ ' V ». •• • realizing the need for it in tHs com­ pected to be the most fur reaching KKD CROSS AC TIVE revenue to the chapter is member­ and funny. of til baptist summer gatherings is munity and raising health standards ship dues and titeae are difficult to And now ahe satv a softer look In his eye* than ahe had ever seen before, they drank of many shuttle aprf&g. to be held in DeLand J*)ly 9-16- Will Have Home Service and In, through educational means. collect. Th e'w ork ,,f the Red Cross and ahe had looked at Mr,. Tree Mra. Sammy Tree Sparrow, as aim now This will be llie eighth annual sess­ slrurlions in Nursing Tbe executive cotnm't tee voted t o ; continuee but the lornl interest is on Sparrow’s eyes many times during the waa, always locked at heraalf in th » ion of the Florida Baptist Assembly, On Wednesday evening an enthu­ anti many members refuse winter. little ponds and brooks where thay 1 which for the pas: seven years* has siastic meeting of the executive com­ employ a R M Cross nurse for a peri- “ >e . , , . . to renew. -There is probably six "Mias Sparrqw," said Mr. Tree Spar­ atopped to drink. Mr. Sammy T re * held all of its sessions-at Lake City. mittee of Seminole County Chapter,' oil of six weeks to give instruction to hlJMln.(, op thr hooka in re­ row, nnd Mlsa Sparrow Interrupted Since the d’ oors of Colombia College A. R. C., was held nt local Red Cross local clasH^s ami giving the branches ri waj„ between January and (Jcto“ Won't You Cali Ma SuayT” j him saying, are closed the meeting place of the headquarters, with Mr. Lyle H. the benefit cf instruct on e’ asa r in ' her w ho failed to renew in Derem"Oh plenae, Mr. Sparrow, won’t you Sparrow teaaed her and said, "Ah, assembly has been changed to De­ Smith, supervisor of the Southern her. Thi* would be of material help call me Susy Sparrow!" their respective towns. The cotrs-s my vain little Tnata, aha la looking t* Land, using the buildings of Stetson Division guest ot the chapter. “ I'd be pleased to,” nald Mr. Spar­ tee how beautiful ahe la.” in the new peace progrntn for local urc expected to begin l vc middle of University. The good people of De­ It was asserted by row, making a little bow and then he And Mrs. Sammy Tree Sparrow Mr. Smifh gave un interring out­ September, continuing through the we’fare work. Land and the authorities ut Stetson the optimistic members of the com­ added, “ And I'd be glad if you. called laughed nnd Bald, line of the Red Cross Peace Program, have most cordially invited the as­ month of October. There will be r.o mittee on Wednesday evening that if me Hammy Sparrow.” “ Only trying to smooth my feathera sembly to hold its session of 1919 in which however had already been in­ Both birds were chirping and war­ and look my beat for thea, my love.” the public understand the efforts of charge to the individual for this indorsed and acrepted by So mi noid bling now and bqth of them were quite DeLand. After awhile they (topped near urns . ■ i ' — Chapter in March. He especially nervous, though neither wnhted to northern plains and Mra. Sammy 'net­ emphasized the three lines of service, show that to the others • . tled down to her housekeeping while Vegetable* Tied Up "Suay," aaJd Sammy Tree Sparrow, Mr. Sammy saw that everything of the New York, June 26. ^Produce the Home Bsiyicc.— Public...Health *T nm wondering If you would like to I-o-et was brought to the little neat . _ merchants who have been without Nursing and the Prevention of Diatitiivr North-xvtth me for th^'summer, i in the way of goodies to eat. seases, the Junior Red Cross Work fresh fruits and vegetables since T H O M A S II. II A K K it, l>h. II. I like to go quite far North If that | Aud soon, very soon, In that dear little Mr. Smith was Monday, because of the strike of in the Schools. would pleuse you, and 1 fancy It would neat there appeared . some eggs of F r o fo a o lo a t l o f N a t u r a l R e lo o ce Analrllral and CanoultinS t'hrmlal >tl»Z». Florida Florid* Kmi-fllua. Itblllns fotlrfr, more than 3,000 union teamsters and pleased to find the Home Service for your family always do Just about greenish blue color, covered wtth tlny I 'l l t a l o l.oborolorjr o f H a ilin '* t'» 'lc | » chauffeurs, opened their stands early work well organized with Miss Vir­ as my fnttdly do. They’re both of the brown speck*. • W in te r P a r k , F Is.. N u r . S lh . I S I S Mr. T. O. Chorlr. , today and attempted'to unload near­ ginia Smith already in training at some great Tree Sparrow family, *0 Mr. Sammy sang for joy and Mrs. Santiml. Fla.. . Dear .Sir: It I* but naturaL” ly 100 freight cars tied up in New the Valdosta Institute who will be Sammy Joined In tbe song too, until It I here rosislrtod cifrf:il rh-nltol anoliols of the sample of »»ler lh*l "1 would love to go North with you, seemed as though their llttla throat* vYOrk 'and New Jersey yard*. Heavy the paid secretary of Homo Service jou brought nr oorlr loot »c»k, on.d horn obtained thr fulloolnf reoulto: chirp, chirp," said Susy nweetly. . would burat-*so Joyful thay were. details of police were prepared to for the county organization. Color _________rlror Chlorine ............... _ I.7X Inn* prr million llenrllon .......... Nouirol Total oolldo S .0 U parlo prr m llll-in "They’re the moat beautiful eggs “ Ah," said Sammy ns he cocked hla The Junior Red Cross have been prevent violence at the railroad yards Free Ammonia 00 port* ptr million llordarx*, 21.01 j,,rl. prr million little head on one aide, "you'll be my I've cvit aeon," said Mr. Sammy. Albuminoid Ammonia _ Trarr Nllratr* Trara and the markets. Truuks usnd in organized for over a year nnd have ‘T h ey’re the moat beautiful one* own lovlug mate, and w eil have a Thr abarara prorllrallr of frrr and albuminoid ammonia In thla watrr and transporting the produce were guard­ an excellent record to their credit. Ita *frr aanatl amount of rhlortnr Indfralra Ifa racrllral qualllp for houarhold I’ve ctor seen." said Mra. Sammy, happy nest somewhere on the good For the present, however, they nre purpoara. In addition lo Ihr food qnolllr rhirarlrrlailoa of ouprrlor houarhold ed. • ground, or else In ^ low buati, would “ nnd soon they will be our little feath­ notrr. It poaoraara aprrlol fralurra uf much aalur, raprclall) Ihoao of tirrllent without a chairman but the program natural aeration and LOW drfrrr uf htrdnraa. ered bnbles.'' • --------- you like that?" . for the schools with the re-organizaThr barIrrloloflral analfato. rrautllnf In nn aaeragr taint rnunt, ts fafr Notice O. E. -S.' . Mr. Sammy drew very dose, to Mra. “ I would love that," said Susy Spar­ ‘ uf lk*.a*latr « M kart«rir|trrrnt.: MO In finding na' rolon. or alike Sammy and said softly, " A loving Member* of the above order are tlon in the _ all will mean a buay row. ■ bartcrla, fully confirm Ita faod quality Indlraled by Ibo Ct’llEV H E M IC A L hor • nalyala. , winter of Junior activitiea. • remindrd of a very important meet“ W eil start Uita very day,” agld mate, a happy neat, and little IHrdllngs Of thr many, uatrra of Ihli and nlhrr rrglono that 1 hair analyard, I ha»a too, ah. what n luck/ tree sparrow am Mr. Smith stated in the..course of in g o n Thursday.-July 3rd for the Sammy. found nunr auprrlor In all food quallllro lo that of Iho "Ktdcr Whirr.** • • purpose of electing officers to fill va­ his interesting discussion of the Pub­ Y o u r s aory ro a p o rtfu lly , 80 off flew Sammy and Susy Tree 11" And aoon, very soon the little eggs (S ig u r d ) T i l O H . It. l U K K B ' Sparrow, two devoted little birds, and became little blrdllngs. cancies of those officers that are va­ lic Health Nursing that “ there was Sammy said, “ Little Mate, I love you.” cant, caused throughjrecent resigna­ no better way in which to employ Java Tea Exports. And Suay said, “ I love you too, little tions. • * chapter fund*, concentrating on the In tbe ten world the rise of Java tea* Mate, chirp, chirp.” Please be governed. . prevention of disease, establishing la notable. Rtmurts from the (aland nro .. 80*they' flew along and along, they T K L E P I I O N E J ll- W f 111 H A I I K A Y E . H AN FO KII. FLORIDA * S. M.# Crombie, instruction classes in home care of sang and they chirped nnd they talked. aoon expecfiii to reach lUO.O'W '. Secretary. the aick, sanitation and other imThey sot delldoua'things to rnt anti ELDER S P R I N G S WATE T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor - L-t " *j * T t .. . ■• . VteiAr-d. •’ A 'S - A .' - n *T < a ■ •-j JSm . - - tiO. - r —.- M m a ...s m •a I B I �*• . TftE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT H IP P O D R O M E Formerly the Lyric CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING w ^ . * SATURDAY, JUNE 28---‘‘THE HELL ' CAT” a Goldwyn production, feataring Geraldine Farrar. “Dad's Knockout” and a Gail Henry comedy M_y I MONDAY, JUNE 30— Dorothy Phillips .. in “THE MORTGAGED WIFE.” A Bud Fisher “MUT and JEFF.” TUESDAY, JULY 1— Eddie Polo, in a “Cyclone Smith” Story. Pete Morrison in A W estern Play. Hearsts News. * WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 — C harlotte Walker, in ‘.‘JUST A WOMAN” and a good comedy. W lM THURSDAY, JULY 3— Mildred Harris, imrm. ciuruenupuNi in tlF 0 R H U S­ BANDS ONLY,” and a Star com­ edy “LAY OFF.” FRIDAY, JULY 4 -T ayIor Holmes “ IN A TAXIE.” A Mack Sennett comedy “A MOVIE STAR.” THE PIG OLUB BOY. FQOD FOR YOUNQ PIQ6. (National Crop Improvement Service ) A great variety of feeds. Including succulence snd protein are essential, but the feeder should remember that the stomach of the pig Is small. This Is why the pig gets the reputation of feeding all the time beenuse his stom­ ach will hold food only for a few minutes. The feeding of young pigs three or four times a day at first Is good business. Small amounts of feed that will be cleaned up quickly, and feeding at frequent Intervals la highly Important. ■ . PIQ8 NEED EXERCISE. Probably nothing contributes to thrift and growthlness ns exercise; or put­ ting It the other wny round, nothing will stunt a pig quicker than lock of exercise. Beginning gradually, even young pigs must be Induced to move •bout. OIVE HOQ8 MINERAL. ■' (National Crop Improvement Fervlce.] Furnish your hogs with mineral In • .. • . ■omo form. Jt Is essential’ for the maintenance of their bodies, and to facilitate digestion and to produce hones. The Colorado agricultural .college recommends the following mix­ ture, stating that It Is especially good for hogs In that It furnishes salt, and at the same time rids the animals of worms; ... . 1 bu. soft coal. V *•> •> * 8 lbs. salt. A lbs. air-slaked lim e.. 1 bn. ashea. '4 Iba. sulphur. { i',«. 2 lbs. copperas. Mix all of the Ingredient* except the copperas. Dissolve the copperas In a quart of vyarm water and add to the mixture. This mixture should be kept before the' hog* at all time*. A self feeder compartment, or a trough, caa bo nied for thla purpose. . , it. I • » • WHERE TO GET PIQ8. . (National Crop Improvement Service.) In every community where_ there la a pig club boy you find the "living ex­ ample of progress, beenuse' having nothing to unlenm he properly cares for his pig nnd enthusiastically talks to father, brother nnd neighbors, nnd— shows them hla pig In proof of hla claims. The most skeptical are bound to be convinced that they have overlooked something nnd that the pig club boy has opened a new Incentive to do bet­ ter nnd ndd to the Joy of living. Formerly hogs In the South were not considered ns collateral, but the bank­ ers now have agreed to flnnnce the farmers for one or more brood sows when recommended by their county agent, and generally consider that a young brood sow Immunized by a com­ petent expert on hog cholera Is worth $15 more than the old-fnshloned hog. The pig club boys fire revolutioniz­ in g the hog Industry nnd are proving that the average farmer Is wasting hla time raising cotton on cotton. HOQ-CHOLERA SERUM. e (National Crop Improvement Fervlce.) . The United States department of ag­ riculture saya that there Is an Increas­ ed use of serum arising from the good results of the government .Inspection. “ 8erum will prevent the disease hut will not cure It,” saya Dr. C. P. Fitch of Minnesota. The fact that there have been d o sweeping losses through hog cholera In districts where the scrum la used proves Its efficacy. The leader o f the boys' and glrlY clubs will have no difficulty In locattnf some purebred stock of almost any breed desired. Most of the leading breeders o f the country will make a price which the boy. can afford to pay at weaning time- thla spring, and If any boy doe* not care to pay for the pig at time o f purchase, arrangements can be made with the breeder or at the baDk to take the boy'a note without security until nn agreed date when the project la completed. It liuTery necessary that the boys should make friends with the business men early In life, for as toon as the farmer boy (gels that he Is a business man he will be on the high road to success. The Makers Guarantee 6,000 . The Tires Double it 12,000 W A N T E D — OLD CLEAN RAGS. A N Y K IN D EX­ CEPT OLD 90C K S , COATS. PAN TS , . OR RED SPREADS. AT TH E HERALD OFFICE. ‘ 69-tf Wanted-^-Six good plow hands and ten men for clearing. Steady work for satisfactory men at 19 cents per msUE— Pleasant, healthy place and good treatment. Don’ t write, just come and ask for Mr, Drown and go to work.. Spring Garden Ranch, DeLeon Springs, Florida. 57-7tc Phone. 251-W ’ Sanford, Florida ■**. For Sale— For a short time only— 3 nice building lots, corner Myrtle avenue ahd Seventh street, opposite park. Tw elve large shade trees on two sides. Seventh street paved. • Wanted — Tw o male waiters. W. W. Long, 410 Oak avenue. 57-4tp $7 week. Belle Cafe. 67-tf Wanted— Your laundry work, Bed spreads,. sheets, pillow rases and table linen a specialty. Work guar­ anteed. Frazier’ s Hand Laundry, 512 Sanford avenue.______ 5f>~ltc Upholstering and mattress making, furniture repaired, mirrors plated, auto tops and seats recovered. First class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando. Fla. 49-tfc FOR SA LE "Southern” tires are tough, resilient and very hard to puncture.. The triads are oneeighth to one-fourth of an inch thicker than most other treuds. The side walls are onethii*ty-sc:ond to tlvree-thirty-secondi of an inch thicker than there ’o f most tires selling at about the snm? price. There nre "Southern" tires for ever * car, r lr ’a and non-skid treads. • When you next n<ed a tire think of the above facta and . t your g >od tire j jdgmerit lead you to select a ••Srjthwn’V Wanted— Furnished house, 6 or 7 rooms, not more than 1 mile from business center. Inquire at Herald Office. *’ 59-2tp H 5 Park Ave. For Sale— Five acre* near Camaron City. T w o acre? cleared and fenced. Excellent flowing well. On public road; near loading station. Cash or terms. W. M. Haynes, Herald Office. 55-tf 1 For Rent— Would like to ihzrt ds- | lightful summer home and uied garage with two ladies or m»n ud wife Address 314 Ocean Doultvird, S abreexe, Fla. 58-Jte Furnished’ House for Rent~$M Magnolia avenue. Phone 79. 57.jp. 1 For Sale— Seventeen acres of land, For Sale— Five acres tiled land, near Geneva, just west of the old two wells, small house, close to load­ Steve Williams’ place. Sanford and runs . right ing station. $3,000.00 terms. H. B. Geneva brick road through it. Geo. Siday, Box 236, Lewis. . 57-3tc •ylvania, Ga. 54-6tc For Sale— We offer limited quan­ For Sale— Duroc pigs 7 weeks’ 6ld. tity Brabhams seed peas at five-fifty per bushel; Clays five-fifty; Mixed, Duroc boaes for service. Orion De­ Geo. Randall, W’ est five-twenty-fivc f.„o . b. Seville for fender strain. 52-8tp shipment upon arrival about the Side. 20th. Feach and tomato crates thirty-two cents. Prevslte Si Co. FO R R EN T Seville, Fla. .. 67-3tc For Sale—The best all round work Twd 1-ton Nash trucks, good as horse in Seminole county. Young, new, in first class condition, at a gentle and perfectly sound. R. It. bargain. See K, R. Murrell. 57-2tp Lynch, Route A, Sanford. 59 4tp Horse for Sale— A big bay h6rat> For Sale — Five acres tiled land for $100. Inquire nt Herald Office­ close in. Two wells. A bargain at , 57-4tc $3,000. Terms H. B. Lewis. For Sale or Rent— Large, comfort­ 59-1 tc able house, recently repaired. H. C. 55-tf For Sale—Ten acres unimproved DuBose. celery land on Beardall avenue. H. B. Lewis. . 59-ltc For Rent — Three unfurniihtd rooms, ground floor, modern in evtry way, conveniently located. Adalti only. Enquire Herald office. 56-tl For Sale— Duroc pigs 7 weeki old Duroc boar for service. Orion IV fender strain. Goo. Randall, Wnt Side. 52-Stp For Sale— Five 610 Magnolia. rooms furniture, • 53-tl Furnished Rooms—By day. «rekor month. Every convenience. Ora Philips Drug Store, corner Park ud First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. For housekeeping rooms apply 43-t! 308 Park aVenue, between Third and FOUND " * Fourth streets. . 59-5tp For rent — One or two lovely cool rooms, 16 minutes from postoffice. 1020 E. Second St. 59-2tp Found— On Celery avenue i . For R en t— Nicely furnished bed­ room. Gentlcmhn preferred. 113 branding hammer. Owner mav hire same by paying for thia ad. 58-2tp I East Fifth St. For Sale—"K id d ie Koop,” prac­ tically* new, in use less than 3 months — For information inquire at the Herald. * ’ . For Sale — Four room hungn.ow. Sec T. O. Charles, 107 W . First St. 59-3tc The Romance of Industry For Sale Good buggy and bar.1 K Tahurh. nesA. Ladies' biycle 59-tfc Celery avenue*. For Sale— We oiler hundred bush­ els Clay seed peas $6.25 bushel; one hundred bushels Clay mixed $6.00 f. o. b. Seville. First orders ‘will have attention. Stock absolutely guaranteed. Prevail A Co. 59-2tc For Sale— We have on hand about one thousand pound* of . Pea seed which are somewhat weevil affected. We have made several sales of them to nearby points who report they secured a-fair stand on them. They nre also cheap at the price quoted for chicken feed. Price four and one quarter cents per pound f. o. b. Seville, cash with order. We ship in good sound bags. Prevail An Co 59-2tc For Sale— Ten arres celery land east of Sanford on brick road *4 mile from loading station, five acres im­ proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. For particulars apply to ’ ’ Farm,’ c-o Herald. 68-tf For Sale— Jersey Duroc pigs, $12 a pair, $6 for one. G. W. Spencer. _______________________________ 58-tf For Sale at Once— One of two four seated Chevorlet automobiles in good condition. Write Dr. L. C. Ingram, DeLand, Fla. 58-2tp • • . For Sale— Party, going north de­ sires to sell horse, wagon, harness Best Government and buggy all $100. Also cement The projver function of ft government block machine, chimney mould and Is to make It ensy for people to do 100 stand plates, $00. J. Haigh, good nnd difficult for them to do evil. Oviedo, Fla. 58-3tp . • How the Monthe Were Named. t January gets Its name from Janus; February from Feliruu—purification— a Sabine'word; March from Mara; April from nperio—open; May from Mala, goddess of growth; June from Junius; July ffoiu Julius; August front Augustus; September from septem—seven; October from octo— eight; November from novem—nine; December from decern— ten. ‘ ' ‘Southern’' tires are hand made tires— built layer on layer by skilled tire makers. The best fnaterialsare used; fabric made of extra strong Sea Island cotton; pure gum, fine Para and Ceylon plantation rubb'.r, new and live, and h i g h - g r a d e com­ pounds. , Wanted— We w ill'p ay the highest market price for pine veneer timber, loaded on the cars, anywhere in SO miles of Orlando, Fla.” Dixie Lum­ ber & Veneer Co!, Orlando, Fla. . • 59-«tp For Sale— Ford Roadster. Good condition. Address Roadster, <so Herald: * 58-2tp —Gladstone. ‘‘Southern” Tires are Thick Tires Wanted to Rent— Six or seven room house. T. E. Fox, '607 Park avenue. 59-2tp For Sole— Buick fl Touring Car. Perfect condition. Will trade. Ad­ dress Buick. c-oHerald/- — 58-2tp v ' ‘ (National Crop Improvement Service) '_________________________ “Southern” Tires Give More Than Their Full Guaranteed Mileage W ANTED PROGRAM • ^ For Sale— 42 18-100 acres of land, moatly unimproved, small house of but little value.- This p la c e'll'le e s than 2 } f miles in a direct lind from the poatoffice in Sanford and • juat )4 mile away from the celebrated Rusaell farm on the Beardall avenue brick road. Title perfect. Price for quick sale only $2,000.00. J. O. Packard, 108 Perris Ave., Highland Park, Michigan. • 68-2tc is strikingly portrayed in the latest produc­ tion of Nelson Productions, Inc., which is being used by the United States Government as an . , Educational Feature • L • • • * Beginning Monday night, June 30th, the first of five features wifi be shown at this theatre, showing how motor cars are built in what is probably the world’s largest motor car fac­ tory. • This factory also built» Liberty Motors . .» . • e . during the war, a n d o n e of th e features shows how these were constructed. The typically American production system here portrayed was one of the biggest factors in winning the war with Germany. It has also placed America first in manufacture. No matter what your age or sex, you cannpt af­ ford to miss, th is ve r y instructive series. • • e , * �* * — • - -* . ' -u •tM ft t] r -1 . ' —V-T/^ -V,1. ._________________________ ‘______________ PAGE TEN ' DADDY3EVENINQI v «W * ig B L •• !‘t?'A' " k. ,*•*••*■ f * * W^ Mary Graham Bonner / ©OeM#M/n*ow THE FAIRIES’ CALL. K "Oae (Jay a little Kiri name’ll Melly," Daddy, "had two caller*. Their name* were Kitty nnd Ralph. but Itolph wna alwnya called Little Hoy. "They wore wln»;s made of a very pretty blue material which had wires Ip them so the wings would stick out. "They rnng the bell when they came to sco Melly, though ns > rule they always walked Inside and allied to her. “ Tell Melly,’ they anlil, ‘that two fnlrles are calling on her.’ "They all had lota of fun as they had brought some wings fm^JJally, too, and soon they were all playing they were fairies. "They played all sorts of gnmes and after awhile, when they hail grown tlr£l of racing nnd skipping nnd Jump­ ing and turning somersaults nnd of dancing, ao that one moment they were really like, fairies nnd another like acrobats or performers In a circus, they all got In the hammock. "They Inid noL-hceiL-thcro hum when three little people came hopping nlong and the children knew In a moment they were fairies. ■t ’Hello l>lttj\ hello Melly, hello Lillie Boy,* they culled nnd their voices soiipded like music and their laughter like tinkling bells. ” ‘llello,’ .called the three children. ” ’We’ve left Fairyland to coipe nnd call,’ snld the first little fairy. " 'We’re going hack Inter on, as M id m m $»■* Uj:-' JrOi Ift' 7- -; *y J ?*;V-*/ •■ El • WIGHT TIRE CO. Seminole Bank Annex Phone 16 i M | - TIRES D ia m o n d M ichelin— K elly Springfield— IN ALL SIZES ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i BUSINESS CARDS ♦ One Inch f’ards Will He I’ ubllshed llader ThU Heading At The Hate Of 17.21 I’er Year. S C H E L L E M A IN E S I. A II’ } ’ R OFFICE IN TIIK COI HT 111)1 HE SANFO RD - u Sanford. LAW YERS • " W , Will Sing Our Song for You." droopy nnd her beautiful clothes don't stand out as a fairy's should..but they hring about her us though she hud been out In a dreadful shower. ” 'Hut when a child laughs n fairy laughs too, and the more laughter there In In clilhllnnd the more there,1s In Fairyland. ‘“ Anti when we can see that In your heirrts there Is dancing because you feel ao happy, then we glvo a ball. "Tonight We Just have to give n bntl because there has been so much Inugbter today It} the rhlldren’M World. And when we tlirr, fairies saw you three children playing fnlrles we thought wed come nnd pay you a lit­ tle visit.' ‘“ We're so glad you did,' sold the children. "The fairies all smiled and then the Amt fnlry sold. " ‘We will vine our song for you. ns soon we must go bark to Fairyland.' •Then the three fnlrles Joined hands and ns they swayed with their little bcxlles to and fro they sang this song. W e 'r e tht fairie s Att4 «• li*t|h to gty, Tkenfh when s child cries. desf, W c HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply Depi. Phone HR Sanford, Florida "I borrowed $20 from the bank to pay fur my sow." sny« Unmlll Brook of Jacksonville. Terns "She dropped ten pigs l raised nine pigs nnd sold eight for $ 10 . I kept one pig valued at $!0, nnd the sow was worth $25. Total $0tf. The totnl cost of feed figured nt 3 cents n tiny amounted to $7.30. and .‘I paid bark $21.75 borrowed money. Irnvlng $30.05 net profit. My sow will find pigs In a few days. | „ FOR TH E F A M IL Y . Whm evt*ry Somlimi fnrmpr n*nl17 c*v thiii ho |w parth tilnrlx hlt’Hsetl in H«dl nnd rllmnte, flu* ldt*n that ho must I•tiv lii*» food In run* wfll aopin tti him kMly nnd oitruvn^nnr Kvory fnrni should rnlse it** owu hogs mur hominy. All bIriis nnd ndverttaements won' r*s niftvrd fn'ui flu* trlcphiine and rleetfle Htrht ‘poles tlirouchout Ml. Clpmenw, Mich., l»y scout ?. Secretary Me At! no of ihe treasury department awarded war aervtee enihlcniA to 32 srotiis in El I’nsn, Tex., when he visited that city to speak In the Interests of the third Liberty loan. Scouts nt Slurseon Hay. Wls., colleetwl tieils and hethllnp enough 111 a clay to rptnrter the new company of N^Uonnl Guardsmen from then*. Do It Electrically ' > Farm Lighling Units Irons Portable Lam ps Fixtures * Supplies Contracting on All Classes o f W ork Estimates Cheerfully Furnished . *Optimistic Thought. Station is no criterion of wisdom; Diogenes lived In u tub; Seneca In u palace. er district In which he li actJnc; t h r o l d rrti.ua to «hnw the namr, •rv, ate sod ilalt* of birth, end ill.tanre from the n r i m t •rhnot. of each child, the .choul grade com­ pleted, and the name of the parent, guardian or other pennn hating the cuclody, control or charge of «urii children, with the p «» toffiec ad d re u thereof: and on or before the fir.t day of July of each and e v try year, one copy thereof th i l l be Hied with the county tupoeibienilenl of puhHw-fnvtTurtfnir, onh r,‘,p>r with the Stale Suin-Hntcndcnl of IMMIc Inttrurlion and one ropy .hall be retainrd tiy the a • tmdanrrofltm^ut nurhild tendance otttcer, but no child ovrr over fiXtrrn Vi art of a g e i a under compultion to attend ichool_ custody, control of charge o( any child »h t) 1 hai hcciv abaent from action! in viulation of ! the provialona of thia Art, to rauar ,atd child "Locket” Eyeglairet, to attend achool aa herein provided; and any Eyeglasses fur which n IlrlilMi pnt- parent, guardian or other person having the control or charge of any rhtld who. cut lots been granted can lie folded’ custody, upon notice ftcrrfn provided for ruins served when Idle t» resemble n locket and on him or her, fails to comply with the pro­ visions of this Act, shall he deemed cuilty of wn rti o n n elinln t i t nn o r n a i i ie iit. _ a misdemeanor, and upon trial and convic­ tion thereof by any court of tfits stata hav­ ing jurisdiction of misdemeanors, shall he lined n o t more than five dollars fur each of.rose, and upon (allure or refusal to pay such fine, said parent, guardian or other prraon having the custody, control or charge of aald child shall he imprisoned not esrooding five da>% for each ullin w; Provided, that upon Cbepift TSOlf— iNo, JSI |conviction for any. first olTrnse sentence may, An Act to Provide for Compulsory School Iupon payment of coats, be suspended until Attendance In the State of Florida ol All the second conviction of the same person Children Between Certain Ages, and H e - j for a similar offense, and that each day a quiring E v er y Parent, (iuarrtian or Olhrr child remains away Irnm school after s r n i r r Person Having the Custody, Control or j of notice ley the attendance officer, as herein Charge of Children to Se_d Such Children provided, unii-ss one ol the ground- for e'to Sclipol; to Provide lor,the Means e( En- else provider! for by this Act caists, shall furccment of This Art. and Penalties for constitute,a separate offense, anil subject the ufTrndtng prraon prnal Violations Thereof j offending person to penalties accordingly. lie it enacted by the Legislature ,nf, tbv All flora r*d1rctrd ■under the provisions nf Ihia A r t ahallf t»* paid into the county achool Slate of Florida: . ’ fund of thr county in which collected. Section I. That from and after July E See. Sr It shall he the d uty’ of each at­ 1913, every parent, guardian or other person' having ritiienahip within the state of Florida tendance officer appointed under the provi­ having ihe custody, control or charge of sions of this Act to furnish the principal or any child or children within the state of teacher in charge of any school within the Florida, between ihe ages of seven and sis- territory or district for which the attendance leeti >ears, both inclusive, shall r t u i r said officer is appointed with a lint of the namea child or children to attend a public, or pri- I of all children In such district who should vale school each year for a term or period of attend school. not less than substantially the number ol Hec. 9. Any attendance officer appointed days the public or Private school whlrh »»>d ! un,irr , h„ provisions provision* of Artt la I. hrf hereby filler thr of- this tbit Ar rhiltl attends is hrid annually In the dtftnrt authorised • -to enter, -for the pur pose of' in vb’Mch t hr school is loralrd o f in *hirh ■inline in the proper enforcement of thia Ad * • tjrl, rhilil or rliilf|r»-n m i ) rrstilv. I’ ruviilt il. ' mnv nflirs, fartory or husio*-« houir, of any that any t-Ulltl may in- taught by narmt or whalaoevor, for thr purposs of asrrrKU.r.li.p upon aritlsn authority from ’ h** lalning whethvr ur not any rhilil lir chil-iryti rounty suprr.nU n.i. nt of public Instruction , nr„i|prf „ r cmp|uy„| ihorrin who sh..u!.l, iev real de; th« un,|,r , h . provisions nf this Act. b, in alnf the county In_ whirfi rraitii-; county superintrmlrnt of public Instruction tendance upr»n any school. lielng heret»> authi)fii*-d I d ff a n l surh pefmiMi-'u only in rati* nf necessity. which 1 Her, 10. It is hereby made the duty of the per mission shall not extend for a pt rlml of ■at tendan* e olI\cer in the icrritnry Or district tlm® beyond the end of the eurrent achool [over which he has supervision, nr for which year, and in cases where such authority I* hr It appointed* In make and flic in the m i n t e d H e said child shall report to tb proper court rurardaint in due form against m u n i ) s upi Ti ni r ndenl of public instruction, any person or persons violating the provi­ nr t ome person designated by him. f or e i a m- sion* of thl* Act. Ination in the work covered, at least twi ce a Sec. I I . E very attendance officer appoint­ year, and if the countv superi nt endent of 1ed under the provisions of this Act shall puhlir instruction Shall det er mi ne , after keen a record of all attendance notices served j aui h exa mi nat i on, that any child ha« not i all cases prosecuted, fln«-s imposed and Tin n prop* rly taught, he shall r e v o k e the f other sefV|i-i"s rendered, and shall -mskf- an authority nf the oarent or guardi an l " teach nual report id the same to the county bosfd lurh r li 1 1«1 ami shall require *aid parent t*r of public instruction, on blank* to be, fur LEGAL ADVERTISING yoardtau hav i ng the r u » t >>•!v , c ont f d or charge of wail) child If* cause said child 1“ attend a publ i c or ptiva.tr school for the rci ntainder of the s nd school year: and if any parent, gpar<lmn or other person hav i ng th» ( custody, cont rol or charge of any child shall fall to c ompl y with the urder of the^ count V super in teudent *»f public instruction lie shall be liable to She penalties her* after pr ovi ded PmYi drd* that in the folio wing cq timer a i n f t s*»* *11 chi l dren bad Wren t hr age* of seven and sixteen year*, both inclusive* shall be exempt f r o m t h r provisions of this Act First A nv chi l d who is mentally or "-And with this the three falrb-e left the three rldblren. Soon Kitty was rubbing her eyes nnd Little Hoy was rubbing his eyes nnd M e l l y was rub ti*ng her eyes. ■“ The fnlrles hnve been to call on us.' they anI<1 as they gut up from the hummock And then they nil laughed physically incapacitated to perform school; duties; satisfactory prm f of such incapacity ‘ and amlled ns they thought of the to be submit toil ter the attendance nHirer beautiful ball In Fairy bind." Second- A n j child who has satisfactorily 1 compl eted thr eight grammar srhnnl grades, | PIQ CLUB ARITHMETIC. as prescrilu d by the state course of st udy of | GOOD TURNS BY SCOUTS. . — piece o f dress gmids, w Imlta howl of rage and Indignation there'll Sec. 7. I t .hall lie th e'd uty nf the allrntij liner utttrer to at-rvt- a notice upon any par­ be i— lii'ilamimills Sltir. ent, cuartfian or other person ha vine the Florida Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a Pkg. Proprietor nintc li u FO O D Wilson & Hojsbolder J1JNB 27. I9l» W. H, ADAMS Our Occasional Obssrvance. FLORIDA TH O M AS EM Ml. I WILSON E. H ill.I NUN IIDI Nit.I! I t M .____________________________ ____________ _________________ ^ miles from Jacksonville* on the ocean beach. Surf bathing tennis, automohiling on the Uarh' Fishing from the ocean pier or f,ftl* the jettirs. Spa foods, excellent meals. A fine bunch of riding in charge of a competent riding mast er. Dancing. An ideal place to spend the spring and sum m er month, Write ua for rates, reservations, book let, etc. A ViTTnmill sll by Tlin'TioiTr mulch IllH pi'lililPH. hut If lith ulf«* n«kH him hi fk* w* II M of good » beer *l ■.*tta| b f¥ children three. M il toij • ) * ( ? • happy ke P e n n s y lv a n ia ■ there li going To be n ball there fo* night as soon ns old Mr. Moon comes cut,' said flip second fairy. **‘And we're going to sing a song,’ ■aid the third fairy. ’“ Oh, Won’t you sing It to usT* nsked Kitty nnd Melly and Little Hoy. "'Would you like to hear the song?' asked the fairies. 'Iteally and truly would you like to hear 11T* ” ’Oh yes, really and truly and hon­ estly and everything,’ sold the chil­ dren. " Then you shall hear It for fairies love children you know, and like to make them very. Very happy. Every time a child cries there Is u fairy cry­ ing In Fairyland too, and when a child cries hnnl the fairy's wings become *1 fairy t b c i s i g h * A o |?l#*se I • u i h rhlM rvo Portage— TH E SANFORD HERALD P H O N E 311 CHARLES ELECTRIC COMPANY .107 W. First St* Sanford, Fla. tht* state, or a course of study a d o p t e d by any county or pri vat e school #.$ tutor, or >h* equiv alt nI of such light grade* t. mptrieil in another • l a t . and hnldlng a * m heat* f having i 11 mii-let**d such grade*, *igni d b> tht prim ip* W of the school und*r w r... rn r o m j pii r-'d and c un lefsigiieil ft> 1 1 . county ■uperinti n dc n l of public instruction of (hr roui i l j In which said grade was c o mpl e t e d. Third. A n y child whose services arc nec­ essary for the support or assistance of a wi dowed mother, or other person dependent upon said child f or support, l ai d dependency to he pr o ve n b y affidavit of the dependent person and at least t wo othf’T aff idavit* a* to t surH d e pe nde nc y by dts'interestcil person* not related to *at»l child nr depi folent. and such othr f pr.M.f a- rma h» fr«|Ulift'd b> a *4<1 is * * ‘ i*f airi'*r > t,i. 1iir i l tends nci- tb. r r t,*\ ing a u riu *ril> t*. grant • i r tfi p 1111 Ti 1 \ hy child bet w rr n 1ih* i t f i i r f 1 uurih a. . 1 D Sk rs1 inrbif 1x • * t f» - (l ' Tti. ri- l ha 11 ! U f r. rn .4r . *. 1 ,,. I, 4- -i rt11U • 1 41 . .( d frf.ni t ., it t • « i xii i n . >. 1 , k-. 4 hf * Iim r*'-, 1t , rn>-r i t ha n 1(lire mii «* f f »*m a n \ o h•**•!, utiill■*■ f r rr rian* puftatton i* f or m*! had f i f t h ' \ it > rhi til WflM* * parent. gua' lfa in nr ••1hi•r jit - sun lis-i » ng ihiv ru*t*' d) CMfltf o 1 or charge >'( •aid i. hll.i r an ntaki •a i . • f a cltor> pi oof t h.i i hi' or ellr is Unabb* to |ir.. wilt- un m ecssary books and i m i l i i ■aid nr e eMi r y books and clothing ■!hei 11 be lurnlihtd by some i*thf*r mean* to n >i,l f hilil S i nh \ n > u iei usual cauiK’ ai i i o t .! hiv to the at tendance officer fur ilt-trii-i in whlrh (hi* i v Ih m I, public of privatr, whirh ati) child (* roquifid to * Mr fid i* lorslrd , 1‘ roviHril, that r* quo*l fnr * icu«v. >« 11mg forth thw psuir, b* madv in writmg b> iho part nt, guardian or » tht-r person bavin g I hr ru%ti*d>, control or rh»rgr of •aid ch|hl. much request to bp ftl**d within two d»> * aftrr lhi* firtf, i|ay's a b »r n ff. See »- Wht Bi vrr, under provisions a t this Act. any child shall receive msiruclinn prt* \atrl) or in any private school. I hr private te n ner, principal or teacher in charge of such school shall keep a record bf the attendance of such child »*r rhiidren and the eotinlj superintendent In checking hi* li«i« ltf mtrndancr i n i ) call on the private achool principal to verify a child's attendance. lire. .1 Occasional non*attendance at pub­ lic school bv any child rff^uirwl ta attend pub* dr school under the provisluns of this Art, amounting to not more than fiiur da>« un ekrtiM'd absence in all) ichmd month, shall not rendrt .any parent, guardian ur other person having the custody , control or charge*6f turn child liable to any of thr penalties provided by this Act. Sec. I The principal or teacher in! charge of any public xrhrwl xhill keep ap accurate record ol the attendance and noti>attendanre uf all children enrolled In the irhiud over which h« or «he is in charge, and shall m .k r report of nun-atteiedancw «d any HHTiTTb the attendance officer oti Friday of each week during the school term, together with the reason therefor, if known to said principal or teacher. The certificate of any teacher fail­ ing to keep such record and make such re­ port mav be revoked D) the state sutler* nished him. and shall make reports more • Sec. 16. The board of puhlir Instruction of frequently, if required, the county In thia. male state a shall tM. r«fuireu, uby y m e county board uuarii reactf »r n -mu iujf in nail cause thia uf public instruction, — ■ shall perform such *- A * -* — he ’ -----*-><-•— * in *full *■ once a v r A p r rtion. and r t to published uthff duties as ah shall he required of him hy at least t w o #week> prior to the first day 0f the county supert rrintendent of public instruc- Julv, I 9 ! 9 ( in aome newspaper in (he county tlon. r ■nil if lharr h n ... no _____ nrw.papvr puhli,Kf J li the county, then to cause tame to W buL See. 12. I f any paren . guardian or other h.hwrl by posting copies thereof at the court person having the cu. ody. control or charge hnu, . ,4 thp county and at e.rh puhlte . cKm ! o anv child within the compulsory acho.. In thr county fur at least two wiek, prior to attendance age. a. herein provided .hall th„ „ p , njn( j , y o( „ ch ,lt „ , d ,* h,,oU present to the county board of public instrunion, nr to the court before which a Sec, If*. The p e r i o d ^ d com(iuI*ory ittrial may Iw had in case of prosecution under tendance under this A n sh*!! r.imTu-nfr this Act, latisfactary proof that he or sh** i* with (he beginning of the «chuo) iirm neirunahlr to compel said child to attend school, Ml the seventh birthday of the child snd #nd •aid person or persons shall be exempt from al the close of the school term nearest the the penalties herein provided for the non* sixteenth birthday, except ■« u oih.rstic attendance of such child; and In all ‘ Urh cai’ S herein providedsaid child shall, if a boy, be committed by q ,_ » - That If f.ir-snv thr said court to the Honda Industrial f paragraph. Provision, clause, .»r part ? «| l0D* this School for Boys, and if a girl* to the State Art, *hall be held unconstitutional nr in­ Industrial School for (iirlv, or said boy or valid, that fact ahall not affect or destroy saiif girl be cpmmittrd to aorpe other any other section, paragraph, provision, correction achool for the remainder of the clause or part of thia Act. that is not ir, sr.-i current achool t*rm. •d itself nvalid, but the remaining portion Her. 13. A ^ y county supi-rintcndi nt nf • hall be in force without regard to that m public instruction who fails to perform the invalidated. duties required of him h> this Act shall, See. All laws or parts of law* m reftupon conviction, he lined not exceeding flirt with the provisions nf this Act be and Fifty (150.1101 Lbollars for each offense. the same are hereby repealed. Hcc. 1t- All notices, forms and Har ks to Hec. 19. This Act shall take elftrl immedi­ be used in properly carrying out the pro­ ately upon its pateagr and approval by tfe* visions of this Act shall be- prewertbed by the Governor, of upon it* becoming * law » iie slate superi nt endent nf public i nst ruct i on l o ut hi* approval ■ lat e superi and furnish* d by the county I afd of nubile Appro veil June l ‘i|9 instruction M»-2tr A Triumph of Toughness And yet. the ‘Royal Cord’ possesses amazing buoyancy and life. ThaJ?s the secret of this famous tire’s success. Hardihood that means many extra - n)iles, combined with the luxury of easier riding. 0 Let us put ‘Royal Cords' on your ca*» They are the utmost in equip­ ment—the finest tires in the world. United States Tires . are Good Tires fartory proof of such failure. Sec. S. The county board of public in­ struction in each county is hereby authorized and directed to appoint one ur more attend­ ance officer*, a* may be necessary for the faithful^ execution of the provision* uf this Act. and to prescribe the district or \ rntory, to Pe under the supervision of »«td attend-' snee officer or officers, and to fit the eotnp« maiion of u n i alien dance officer #<r o f ­ ficers for the l i m e actually employed tn the performance uf dutiea, said compensation to be paid from the county school fund. And if deemed advisable by thr county board of public instruction, any tupvM'Uur or trustee uf schools within th»- county rosy be ap­ pointed as attendance officer or offiern. The county board of public instruction is hereby authorised to remove any attendance o f ­ ficer who falls to perform his duties ax herein prescribed! Sec. 6. During the month of June In each and tvsrjr year. It ahall be the duty,of every attendance officer appointed under the pro­ vision! of thia Act to take in accurate certs ua. in triplicate, of a l l children between the agra of itv en and eighteen ytara in the territory A �r A *• J 4 *• • ; . _ , •) . r| . -..- • .. „ - • .* » — * a^ri.v • ’ JUNE 27, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD ot Note of $100,000.00 Seminole I-office, nntl Icily greeted his crpectnnt Notice Count), Florida, l l l ( h o n ) ilinrl. smile. N o l l e , ii hereby tivrn, that •riled prno u l i will be received by the Hoard id "Mrs. John Dlnsmore would like to ti County Commiaahinrm of Seminole rounty, have you mil nt «mee.” Florida, on or before 2 o'rlork p m. on the tilth day nl Jul), A It. Jtltti, at th,- County Mary took imt iirulnr pains to cnim- clrrk'a ottlce at the court house in Sanford. Seminole county, Florida, I n f the purchaar of einte each word dearly, lest the lump $300,000.00 Seminole rounty, Ha., K i f h u o y in her throat should eel the host of tier Honda, aaid bond! to bear Intern I at the rote cd rive and one-halt per rent per annum, and self-control.' are dated July l i t , 1910, Intert-vl payable John looked at his wife-to-be In as­ •emt-annually, aaid honda in lie Umi-it. run• iatine of three hundred bond* uf the denom ­ tonishment. ination of $1000.00 rlrh ,/ m at nr ing July lat. "Mary— " 10til. Said bonda to t-e told, aubjeCt to ihc opinion of M,-**r* IHHon, Thump"Miss Lover!Mg, please." Sub}--Mnry. •approilng on i Cloy, obtained by Sriulm-le rounty, Idly. Florida, ond acid honda will be mid, delivery to tie made ten daya after arretitanre of blif. What** more usod (or abused ) than a pocket Uinfo? And we d on 't know of a poeftot knife that’ s used more than the ritfM IU-K-nor one that will stand m ore abuse. We don’ t know of a knifo—the w o r ld over—that has b e t te r fc’.ads-qjiality, odgeTeUinlng* quality than the 1’ lllM llLK, It's the knife of good servioe and lung service. wTho handled arc secure. Blades are p e r f e c t l y fitted. The spring action Is ilepcm?eble uml the blades do' not work loose and wabble after sonstant use, nor will they pro­ ject antfentch In your pocket. "hut Mnry— Miss'Litt ering. what?" l ‘a>menTa for aaid bondl ti.be made within aaid period o f ten daya after acceptance of Then the storm broke. bib, -.All Mil* muit lie accompanied with n “You don’t ilAiy It; you’d try lo ex­ ce tif.ed check lor urn- and one-half per rrn l of the amount of honda to be mid. The plain, you brute;” g rounty commiaoionera of Seminole .county, • “Listen, dear." . Florida, n e r n e the right tn reject any and' blda. PropOlala ahould be ndiln aard to “Don’t you tlare call me dear. I hnte all the Hoard of County C o m miaainnen of Sem­ you uml 1 never want to see you again. inole County, Florida, at Sanford, Florida. VVitnea* my hand a* clerk of the Hoard of Tell .Mrs. John Plnstnnre I would jmt Cuuriti L'uumoOun .i*- of-Kemineie * b-irntx. be In hrr shoes for'Anything In the Florida, and the aeai of avid hoard on Ihia ‘ world. I resign niy position here and the lath day of June. A. D. 1919. (aeai) K. A. D O U G L A S S . •now— this tiiltiuie-’* Clerk Hoard of County Commitiotter* ot 67-61, With this parting shot, she turned to leave the room. John barred her wny. “Mary, you are going to listen to The nulhorlty In his voire, the splen­ did bigness of him, compelled Mary’s attention. “It was not my wife who called. She Is my cousin John’s wife, who, with her husband,' Is visiting nt my Indue, Mary, yob must believe me. for I swear I never asked another woman to be toy wife.” Ills honest eyes. Tils firm, sejimre chin, the direct miiulliieas of him, all succeeded In convincing Mnry of Ids sincerity, for she wanted so much to believe him. The P R I M B L E blade Is (urged from best English steel, sod your proteclloa lies In the P R I M B L E shield (etched •a blsde ) which marks ll as genuine. The lump In her throat was altogeth­ er too big to swallow now, and site did* not even try. Don’ t you think it would bo well to “Ob, John, dear," she said, and went provide yourself with n really R ood Into bis arms gladly. pocket knife-in fuel, the best That evening a happy group dined to be had? O ur lin o o f together In one of the most beautiful "PHIMBLE” includes the pat­ homes lo the city Mr. and Mrs. John I Uitsmore and Mr. and Mr- John I hits tern and size you prefer. mnre-to-be made a t cry , banning ipinrtet "I've been leasing pmi-lri l> bring you llottie In dinner, been use I wanted Mont’ ( love flint’!; In meet ynti before nt> biisbttttd and I H a s t H irst S! returned to I d^o." explained the sweet I v• til (*il\ y o u •It) U U iK lc\, voice Mary Inn! heard over the wire. "So today I derided t" cull him up and sH’jis fart-fur alvl .spc"nur luv1. see If that would w<>rh " "Well, ll worked, ' agieed the Junior partner of N r - A I ' . IIn* . and Mary laughingly threw him it kiss, K'opyrtKld. 1319. t»> tin- Mifturc Mews* piif-r Si intii nt, i LEE BROTHERS OVER THE WIRE N ’ tl'li-nl Tlie r*- t;u.-s Mu- p r o f e s s o r , t a l k i n g (A b ln ts e lf , nv tjsmij, !1 y C L I Z A U E T H D A R K E R D A Y . AN O K I I I N A N F B An Ordinance entitled an Ordinance reU im in g -lh v j r a d ln t and paving of Ninth atreet from irortt the m e eaat line ot Park avenue aven ra­ tending r a n to the eaat line of alley iin Tier T w o L. It. Tra ftofd’a map, excepting therefrom the ---interaerilon aaid ......... Ninth ---------------- uf . . ........ . atreet with Magnolia avenue. He It ordained by the mayor amt city council of the city of Sanford, Florida: faction I. That Ninth atrrrt'bricinninK at intararrtion on r u t llnr of l*ark avrnur and ^itrndJnic rast to .the alley in Tlrr Tfru K. H. Trail.ird'a /Hip, r t rr iifin e I n t f f »l »f t l o « of mid Ninth atrr**t and .Ma £ nnl ia avrtiui*, •ball hr pavrtl njtb vitrllud brick, *aid brick pavement to hr of a width nf twenty feet a inrhri. with crnirnt rurbintf on each aide I I inch*# hiih atpi four inch**# fn thlcknr#*, Sv ption 2. That an Id paving of *a!d •trri't aiiali hr graded and paved in arroftlanrf* •»itb t h* p* an* and Ppi*rific»l i-$.*n* I fr r rfo f. -ill' mi I led iiy I hi- » it \ rngin* *t of Hanforo, flotilla, and now, on till- in the I'dlim of I hi* •’it,)' pl»rk of Snnfor»l. Fiorldn. Th«* paving of "aid vtfiMd * had bo heron ailiiifi « o i v da> * from and aft, r thr dal* of 1 1*1* ofdin* ancr ptintl bi ronic t-dretiv**; but in thi» i n ut any pr**p<rt> owm-r, owning property shut* ting on that part of paid itrent hrrrln fr« inifrf'd to to* piivrd, phnll fait, within tho time h rn m provided, t*• gradi* und puvt- *sid i t r u t in front of his or i ti«»ir rrspcctivt* pirop* ftv, in arrordanre with th•* term* of bhU or«linsnr«* und with ‘tin- plsris ond *pci iitt’ii' M o r is I h e r * 1f o r , Si-eiiml Student Yv-s, I slttiiibl think be Wiiltbl have dli d. of liurediilll lullg h e r*! o fo rr |'.ropAr«-d In I bo rit> cTigin*« r. j*T1 »-t »ui<l trudmi! .ir*•i pa* ing, rod **• I*) propirfv *fiiill lo* d o 'iir 'b v a n d u n d t r I ho d i r m t o o i o f thr l i m e a* dearrihed ia $2750.00, and the rsti mat rd r oit lo lot owner* per front foot ia $2.81. Section t. That Urn city enflnocf is hereby required within ten daya. after the first nubliraiion of this ordinance, to jiri‘ par** and flic an estimate of the anyiunl i»I to*na fuf aurh pavioK which the city will claim rffcainst each of the lota fronting or abutting upon the atreet an paved, which rati mate ahall be based upon the estimated costs uf the work, ami upon the frontage of Tula abutting the street bo to be paved. Section fb That any peraon owning any interest in and to said property abutting upon that portion of •aid tlroct to hr »u paved shall ha\r the right within thirty da>^i after the 111i ng of said ("ill mutes with the city clerk to present to the «ald r city clerk a aworn petit.bin to be presented to the city f council, setting forth that in the opinion of the petitioner the estimated amount of such rciats and liens upon such lot Is incorrect, showing wherein it, is incorrect or why it wifi rtreed the special benefit accruing from the work and paving done and tu be done in front of said tot. Heel ion ft. That the ritv council shall, after p ro p er,notice wnd within the time pres« fiber! by ordinance, sit as a board of rqualUatlon to hear any and sit petifions and r, omjdaints w hieh ,rnay tie bird in reference l$» -| the caiimaied rpata of tb*- paving herein pro-‘ vjded for and shall m a k e */fua and proper fnifutry into the same, and if it shall appear to the satisfaction of the city council, sit­ ting as a board of rqualiiatfon, that the estimated amount of said lien is correctly estimated, the amount so filed shall stand as the amount of such lien to be claimed by the Hty uf Sanford, for the paving of the sab! -street ■in front -of said ■property,- and after' the city council has heard all petitions and given ail property owners an opportunity to b* heard and make >11. corrections which In their judgment is just* and equalised all asses#mm!*, said amounts and aiscsitrirnta as died and equalised shall stand as a lien against said property to be enforced a* other Urns at any time after Jan. 1st, 1920 with Interest as provided by law and ordinances of ••aid city. . i'aoaed tills 2rpl day of June, 1919,F, I.- M I F I.K it. President H t y Council. I hereby certify that the foregoing ordin­ ance was duly iia|sed by the city council of the city of Sanford, Florida, in session,, this 2nd day of June, 1919. ^ - F. P. I U N FS , City C l e r k . ) A p p rove«l by on- this 2nd day *$f June. 1919. J M I* \V| Si »N. &T-5tC Mayor. | I Ml ml l.ii5 I II Ii d?*v nf pr r♦-* 1 Mu li j pj 1'$’ p. ft v f m r i l i M g hr r» i n l o f or» *t N 41 l i r e pa t •d, jiid thr f-m-iiniiif oti » . Vo tr.r* » . In IMlrl llrt*. t ’■ l the tth eaiil fl:4 > pi J . . .1 \utik -I f. ■ ! •a : d ? r e * f w il h e o f| *u * g 1- f * i -* t *I, a d I I *•- 1 l l i n i d l * l 11. t 4 1 < ID E A L D AISY r i d . , I ; Ait J o s T It I I d - t •• - it u r i u I ub-A* w lb l i i f i . i Mi. r* m Mi. $dI •M l-lh if*-. *n*l |o -* -v.jtj at r | 4 b I1 - o| p a v Itig j M.uh- from Iltul K.mm material ntlnpletl Lv Mie fjovernmenl in wiih.lond Ni'rir ami I’irrir \fill leil- in Mit* ronslrurlion of it* immense arnl plani-.. Our Nupiiiy Is limited only by our demnntl. .1 It* ul , Ion jo. i , K . soi.i: u ; : : \ i s i\ I• .v ,.f <o r s t i e s . h a. MAHONEY-WALKER CO. M M l l i m , FI M INIM I. -15 $i 1 h ..nd | ** * | m i ..j \>v '■ U' 1 I Until 1 I ■ Fk* ll) ^ i m i i.a k i : 10 * 4 ld I . r n i u a f e I ■ ! t * 1 4 % d .’ « d 2 2 *yd d i . d lot -yj- tf • \ s k .m i n ’o i e . nit w o e Slin k in t arils ami L.i.UUl) ready for shipment. I being anrsa. .| at (be 'f -O ll ** r! tilt Ji|r in Ihi T fM- v,|111 |,| I • MM * U <111, in St 1 1 T ILE A I'l.ltHJ r nitVIN ril.lJ: Tht.rouckly Impt-rvinus lo Water. 1'honilcal [li-rittripuMiiiiin. Vimosplu-ro and .Moisture. I ruler » r d I * 1*.,,, 1*1 4.0 .. *| ♦ ill* a t . < rnl.r j - a - * I n ........ . i f ■ -it u i i* i| tn • Them WE HAVE FOUND IT! •1 \\ 1 d Ih n l to See H ill H a r d w a r e C o. \*ir. 11 ......... that n a m e uf I iA n -> »fi M u l l In r e d . > rm d li \ Fireless C O O K E R S — Ask Iifif n*. N o J Mi, d a l ■«| \ l». 191 Iwi-. Ikied of f i ce , a n d ha* m a d e *■ ccrlUlcitl* nf lut --------------------- J U ST R EC EIV ED A BIG S H I P M E N T OF f i n ’. I'M 1 r S ta n d s fo r SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE i»l • tuple 1 (VHs. I.4 s *. of |Itir* I ds I - ah.i'l In p.|.d I. . t »t. .1 n . . .f.i.u». I $ - « • if t Pi'll* ui Ifni fi»t nf Srr linn v ia * , :«t*ut l m g o p f i In *1 a n d 1 n sM i I ilrkiu*<iij A . v 1 I*0 m \T - r-o . I p. rr • ; it. UI fi * be a bi n, 9up* rj..r t o j t l *i|ti*-r lo n», * v* • l|rrn f*-f 1 a i r * , a p a r n o a n d u p o n l --------------------- N O I II K N u t i c e i* h r f e b v g i v e n t h a t .t h e u n d r«igoe d , F a n n i e C. I b iv i* will, o n T h u r# « F ty , July lUth, at 1P.UU o'clock a. m,, o r a# soon thereafter a* c-in be heard m ike uppHcithip t o t h e I In n o ra Id.- J i r n n VV P.*» k i n s . J u d g e n f t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t t b i u r t , of t h e ■lade of Flof* f-i, in c h a n c e r y *iik ing, for n hreri«e t o ink** c h a n g e o f a n d tu dUiife . h r o w n H la.l • a m i p r ^ p e r l v , .i nd t .* In* oui«* • fret- drill>*f in V '■ -rv *f.* |«. 1 d ,> m,. u 4 fu afrii’d ' t - i i i ill f -O'lmg in *4 i«l i dr. uif im l S tat* ’. plan* and *peril* ration* •ubnli lid b’. t bo uppiles ll. Of f•«r -1* f 1mto w1M, v» III v pfil’ilii ‘ f Sid (Hi It t'll* ft).* ■ -’ oil * ! *tlo»|f,g d* mu I. V'rfiliP'i' ,M i>| pitviiu; iiinl inrlnrif,* **}o f t •,'tpr I >.■ *fi aIi trli .I V 1hi r>1 !"■ a'l'iiiT11lii’ m* Hur* on r $<U llo nl I It• * ■ii*ipb 11<n ' I fi« t .hub | m ; , ot "h h f**I j- H ill h a rd w a r e C o. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — rjty i*f Salif'tnl, and I hr proport lulu11 «*i**t* •In *o'f * h i *l hi at"* ««.-*! ,) i*ll >' i - f 1hr l:il*d hpoll wMi Ii >ti|i | pa t ini! ♦..ill ab,$* d' -I l h *11v -■1 v4i l iiii sh.ilI !■■$.» j 11, ii j fit r» 1 a Hillin'-1 Hi*. • uid land ,-nf '>r» il-U i n h k*- m a r Mir id Lt-t bi Serf ion b Thai upon faibir. o f a o ', p r o p i f t * ti* fu’ f to *t>» I hi' i*r j.|itn*. dmi? b* in p f u S J 'p o l f o r t-b. «at|.. - K g 11 .1 o I-. *h * it s . I S an ft t t rl , ' r s0$$i| bt u ! lti a ’ ».1 r.#, t low l ' t Iltul b > t lo i’ll > of hurt|*»ri| In tb b e a t i*i*ffler, in n n - t t n U n f p w-tih ilu> n(i»r*£*ald g r a d e d 4 fit •bud i d w s r. I .rd Enough to Kill Him. Seminole County. Florida. PAGE, ELEVEN I Mougla*-. I» • KEl V YO U R EYE O N T H E H E R A LD W A N T C O L U M N Mary I,mi-ring wus amt* uf toil siding- hi nee. i , I ■i* cm piny rd by i be firm uf N ----— A I* i InS i n - w » s pri-tty In a fpifi't s<irt uf wit) fitit mi umdest wait l • r Hpltibin of lu-rsi-lf that slip gave S r i | |i I lu III M U I I t s 11*1 hu|*t •ut<irrl In |In- *j|r n{ tb*- miter girls eredil fur far liigiu-r willH*'*il»«* by lb? |s<*grtl $tf *‘ otinty ram jr* i«f Sfliiii fi^b , FI tuff In, nsplrttllnns tn beauty. di 1 lli»- I.lf'i . <if «aS*| 1. t, *r $I it! 9 !>«' r»Mifl I "ii«t‘ Why t h e Junior m e m b e r u f t h e firm ,ri S » uf f >1 Fb . f i . l a, •*r$ >>r i * f.»n i * r* u r i m l i. ft. mi Jlii' * Tib '*‘1 Jtiiy, \ lb |!l| *•, li.el sj j i ]|<-r m il fu r m a r k e d ntle n* f ** r ( h e p i r a V d l l n n an *l t u r l m n «*1 !b$t -in M i r i null I nut i i m l e r s t n m l s i n c e ■111r f i • . 11r*»iri■* « r r t l .blrhi-*, a'"! f.1 M ■■! *e ( ‘ rani- fur |?ik |21 iit’i* Inti I I«is11] si |jlfuip' "T f-uniiU i" F • F "-r ’ • 1 ' •|.1 p Ilt u l - I t ll* M fir-1 Mat t i i i -« ipted Ji ill ll I rlli-i' - - , i ui.t test anil it) letilInn very stilly lifaihmllj she ri-ull/eil Mini site bad mure Mum a passing Interest in him: but slit* Irleil lu slide It fur she felt Mini it ll|tle Sl.Vit-wcek stf'lliigr.ipliet* bail m> buMfi4*ss tn even luuk at VII iUji lliglilxhetl 11 person ns the bin nr partner uf •»>, prnpernus n firm as N----- A l>----- I tie. L-bn I*lttsiU*>re <1lei nut Jnletul to bait- Ii!\frlciiilMtlp with Mary i-itnllni-rl lu •>fl|* e limits line evening wliell II « » - m-iessaiy fur Ilit- wltule utile*’ furee tu work bile mi a parllcuhirly Impnrtnnt runtrnrt be nskerl lu-r tn tllne with him lu n near-by restaurant. Mary accepletl anti bail a thoroughly enjoyable time mid* when John Pin's* nmre left her nl Ihe door of her un­ pretentious luuirillng house .slit* hml given him permission to rail the next evening. And so It happened Mint these two saw pjirii other very often In the monilis Mint followed. John Plnsttiore knew all the time . - TO THE CUSTOMERS OF THE f ’M I , t L .V . ’( »-r hip I'.J t* b ' • #■ if .......I Hj (, M tiirth i •*t nf } BfilaKi •M ib ir I bi* *i u a n i l l y *» onl,I> aniirtiiirMlr, !ttvf*n a u n i f o r m baai** •I* f**r r o m h ^ r {sun uf l»id# a n d lht» naiil b n « r d r**«i‘rv*-* th** r i T*l'f |*» rraic* i*r df>c'$n d i r a m o u n t of - a i d j k n l a c i a s m a y bp de«*ui«»tj n i - r w a a f ) AI{ bid# s Ii inIf In* m a t h ’ ut»>n n f o r m l o hifur nis hr*1!, # T b r h o a r d n**rv»% (tn* Hjfti! I*» n je r i an> ■ lid it 11 bill* "lb*ii* I ubb-r «»iM to- r«'*iuirrd 1« a I u n d ■ $i ii tkI tn ^ |$j’f reiii o f i L f ti rr.oonf of bt* or O * 11 !ml, r u mji u I » d nfion 1 !,#■ I i d * *d lb* > t r d * f # nbfivi* mrfii l o n r d . wrilt, t I'tfit* With * t.f.'i, t/nff, |n.n> nUBiihrd t«» »rtl*- ■u.ih fiond* ui t hi it ntt id Flort*li, • ' *- * h. ‘' i i r . j i nm|un) arn| *ur*-t v fo rm of b o n d t o b e a p p r o v e d b y »m<1 b o a r d . A r o j iy of plan*. *firrJiftt at Ion# uml pfoftM# ant! j*rojM»**«tJ n m l r i r l , b o n d a i d f o rm of -bid r t u > fir f ib la ln r i l u p o n «|l pile* lion T" I b f unt il rsir ri. d upon m a k i n g a dr-|o$*Jl *»f T i n |> id lir# , i b i s s u m t o bi* r r t u n d f d w hfii m i d p lan * , t p r t i f i r s t i n n i , f t r . t h i v # b ar/i r#* turnrd, * It> n f d n r of t h e H o a r d nf C!minty fTnm* mi *»bin« r i of S r mint*!# f ! n u n l v, F l o r i d a , farat! 57-4te K. A. iHtUOliAQS. • rirrk . Notice of Application fur Tas N e e d Under Mrct Ion l Chapter HAS. L i b * of FI url da , Notice U hereby given that Currie Manu facturinr Company, purrharer nf Tat C!ertldrake Nl*. 104. dated the 3fii day of July, A. !>.* 1918, aaid certificates embrace* the S o u th e rn U t ilit ie s C o m p a n y Sanford, Florida; June 25, 1919 To l lur - ( ' u,itnmi-r» ml t If. • These losses are purely opi-rutinf* losses and do not include such items us interest on investment, interest on, indebtedness, sinking fund und similar * charges that must in- paid, out of t|n- net earnings. This makes the final losses greuter ihtln that which appears above. W. Ii a v* ilcfrrrt d from muntli in lriunili ilm mukli-r of ilO-n-iiMitin mir ii-i- rutii, Impiinf tin- limb t tts| "f tmil rials and -upphi-s u - h I m I In- mitkitiR nf i* i- would ilt-tti'lsi-, Imi wr all know that high prices still prt-tiiil and there is little hope of immediate relief. Following is a statement covering ten months end­ ing April UOth, 1919, of the Local Retail Ice Husipess of this company at Sanford: Gross Ice Sales Operating Expenses $18,93.1.5(1 29,998.73 Net Loss After Operating Taxes $11,005.23' 1,-104.83 tbit! lift wait f u l l i n g In lovi? W illi Aln ry, ^ fpHuwing iletcfibed property aituaked in Hem- but he wanted to ; so be ««»•« J a w C C T nn. Mnry wait nfrabl she waa pnlnj; tn <|an,$ i>r|n, ,*>/-.*,d at Mis >uir uf th, i..ufall In love but did not ItWe to nd- *nre of aurh c*-rtllir.tv in thv rm- nt F. J. mm We want our customers to know that the Southern Utilities C'oiiyiaoy, as a whole, has never puid a dividend on its cuminbtf slock, and ceased paying dividends on its preferred Htock in 1917, using all income in the pny\tnent of expenses and repairs und the improvement of its facilities to better serve its customers. )Ve appreciate your patronage and trust that you will accept in u spirit of fair tnindedness the ice rates appearing below. j Sincerely yours, • ~ r N et Loss After Taxes S O U T H E R N U T IL IT IE S C O M P A N Y . $12,470.06 Weldon Henley, Mgr. Mood speed. T n Cer lid fate Ni». td'S*.. date*! the d?d day nf•Julv, A. I>. |f»lft, •■id crrtlfirste embrace# the following de*fribed prcipcrPv situated In . , ...$. n,yV Seminole eountv, Florida. t.v*wii S W d of O f course, lu* tjiwxn I mono any- s w i j of Srrllun rJi T|1 « , s .. It. 31 K. Ililirtr."confided Mary to her in lrro r; , Thu *,iil l«mt t>vin, «**r**i-if i t tku dai* of ...... . . . thr l**u»nrr of aurh rrttiftralr in tho narar * he'll have to innrry n Rlrl with money. o( p j (jaaj.p,,,!. Foolish clrl, you’re havtntc ri Rood time T l t c^rtlflrtt. No. 222f,. ilat,.i ih, 2n.( WilliIin 'tut* rials now HOW be <t»V <>• Junr, D. 1902. Saiil rvrfitirxr Willi Ii llllll, JilHt Lolntr lieinR jmis, th, A. f„lluwin* .Irarfihrd property flPnalble," altuaDd in Hrminola county, Ftmiila. to-»H: An.i ,-ni ’ milJ vi'/iitiil Imve bis WfiV u Thr„ N Kt K 'i,t. of Th NH t$ of larw Srrtl-in -II, Tp. 21 H., And yet rrapid would iinve ms way, . Cm t Lain*maa«Md.«L nnd-Slnrjf-flnnHy ntlmlttet|-to n ersefr " ckj <r,i* of thr i*au,nrr of *uch errtlilrair that she loved John Dlnsmore ns she in Bc«rflSr»tr' No^'iiBl'/^ttarl thr sth never lind or could love anyone else. d,y of Junr, A. D. 1*99. *»ot crrtlilcmtr »*■ . When he asked her to marry him she t O T did not even ask fo r tim e to think It T b , NRM of 8 W »i of Section 31, Tp. ?l ' # ... . . ____I . I,or H-i IL 33/E. Th* a«ltl land brin* aaaraard at Over, fo r she had already (1 ne u , date of hr lavUancr of aoclv d.rd In th, thinking but said !*YeS." name of It. A. Mllla. Haa fll.d T»aid ccrtiflJoym uly She set about. spendlnR Her ' noon hours ahopfllnR Instead Of eutlnir, j U n l«, aaid cartlBcatra ahall be redeemed T n d never had she been so happy. ^ ' " A t h d’.y 3 ^ One day the telephone iflrl was III Wltnr„ my ,1(n, turr , PI| thla nnd Mnry had to take her place nt the th, izth day of June. a . D. ib is switchboard. * ' R A Hrmifiula ,“ ,U a , A88 O c rk r ir c u ll Court Co , Fla. 57-fitf Ily V. K, NnugliM, ll. C. ’’lle llb ." said n very sweet fem inine voice, “ is Mr. John Ulnsmore there?" N#u„ of Taf Herd Under "He's at lunch Just now," answered Hrctloa s of rhaptrY jssa. La»a ot Her. Mary, whoso voice was rnualiy sweet, Notice la hrrsby «i»tn that Thoma. Wil’ T e l l him to call his home when he aon, purthaarr of Ta* Crrllftrst, No. 104, Mrs Juiin Johil •■••d ••>• 4lh day of Junr, A. 1). IBI7. ha* comes l„ Jn, please. TThla h is is(a airs. ntf(J flJ(J e#runc,ts |n my-ontcr, ami haa Illnsm ore sneaklnc.” roadr application for tsa Hrtd to laaur in r.l.t u . r v nhriintl v »«ordan c, with law. Said rrrllSrsl. rmI II tell him. said Mary, nhruptiy, thr toiinwins dwrrib.d proprrty »itnnd her world turned upside down. uatrd in Srmlnola county. IdoHda. tn-wH;. I * ■ ____n.|ih Lola 64, SS and 66 Florida Land A toloniIndeed, s married tnan n irtln r w lift MlloB Company, U d ’a Addition to South her. asklnc her to become his w ife . Hanford. T h , aaid l«hd bains naa«a*d Si fille d show h ill), she d Rive him h f ( In ihr n>m* of Ucksown, Unlaaa aaid c»r* Otllnlnn tlflcat, ahall hrSrrdrrm.d according to law ’ , . , tas d « d will faaur th.raon on th, 19th day Then reaction came, and by .the-time of July, A. D. isis. John ptnsmore returned she was ready o"*juSV ‘ r>UMp*i»d thl' fo r him, * — • ’ (a»al) B. A. DOUtJLAHS, Kho made her w ay to hts private Cirtul1 IC E RATES C O U PO N BOOKS Series Lbs. Per Coupon Number of Coupons A B C D E 122 25 50 100 200 20 20 20 20 20 _ Lbs. Per!____ Book 250 500 1000 2000 4000 Price Per Book — $ 1.50 3.00 6.00 '' 12.00 18.00 60c —60c MOTTA ! ^ 4 * 2 rr.3H ~ ii= ii i * KZ^tU / •#j ^1 [ €5! �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE T W EL V E •'You’re \vi-t»*nru<\" said Lion, harking politely. Fordson Tractors tin* Sim JUNE 27, 1919 FOR LEISURE M0MENT3. “Thunk you ngntn," said tho Ocean Sunft-.li. W e S a v e d $600 "You're welcome once more," b-ihl tin* Si*n Lion grinning. “ Ar.'d'i we polite?" asked tin- it.- „ ; Sunftsh. "W e are ln.le.tl," snld the Sen Lion. Now is the time to place your order for the "Fordson Tractor.” The very Price of Tractors . $750.00 : Power Pulleys Extension Rims "Ah, here collie people COIlli*," sold tin* Ocean Sunftsh. "It It iiNunt to spy, ‘Here mine nome people,1'*.said the Sea Lion. "lint at I told you before 1 tun not usual, hut unuNuat. I am even unusual in the wqy 1 speak." * 'That Is true, you ili.l tell me that." snlil the Seu Hon. ___________ "Ami I am glad you ^ lire unusual, for It ' makes you very In- IT!IT HilllllllJllil teresllng." i K «!i|l J “ Thank you. yet ngnln," said the '— 0 Ocean Sunflsh. **— “ Let us hear, and a * let us listen to what \ the people will say T ' f L y ) atmut u»." suggest- , edthe Sea Lion. c."Ah yes." said rT----‘~V~7 the T)i‘en:i Swift'd). ^ \lues »,i prices "You’re welcome," said the Sea Lion. ith Interest to the1 aquarium." S.» they linth kept very still uiul lb*. m‘*d in nil that ivtt* said. E D W A R D H IG G IN S Salesman C. F. W I L L I A M S Dealer I'm e * MTc g e l i e r t d l ) t ' H i e i ' l e t n l so, * admitted Ho- Sea Lion. - - '.dll— MW 4 ^ MARY GRAJIAN BONNER THE OCEAN NEAREST. A Southerner In one of the canton­ ments lielow the Mason nml l'lxon Hue. ohen called up for examination. « a - ELECTRIC ; WASHING MACHINE “A successful mnn must study the faults of others." “ Well, I don't kpow that It will make a man successful, hut it ought L) he n delightful study." History Makers, When men make hlatnry they And Strange epleodea to blended They never really make the kind That they at ftrat Intended. "The girt t proposed to ts a regulsr dog In the mungcr.' "How so?" "She will neither accept my affec­ tion nor return It." . 'Right now ».h‘.» T H O R is saving money, time and ' UiCtige<y in 223,000 American homos. Why not in YOUR home? You can now buy the THOR from THOR dealers anywhere In the United Slates for only TBi, Pj«m»| T I l 'M t S.-lline J"jn put* thr T t W I l within » * « y rrirh of ev.ry houwhutd. In Ihu »*>■ I he T I P >11 m *t' no more than the hire of a liumlr,-*. No Extra Cost for Special Motor for any Private Lighting System Accounted For. Thq T H O U lit* ft=! b**h« Ilf let." «riw#'l*>ft rvlinHr-f *»« v m wt-if r.fi . "What you mean, 'relative,' mister?" those 'ponies Not All There. "Generally, but mu always," said returned the recruit. Delbrook was he proud possessor, df I lie Ocean Sutdish. "Nmv 1 ke|it every"Oh, l tm*nn your nearest living kinsa brand-new suit of clothe* with ji “ lie piuxled. 'Tlu-y found my tall and folk." •mall wooden wtdstle attached to then the> tried t*> set* at the opposite “ Wal. that's my aunt you're talking it So.m aft. ; .-eltint: h-- suit, atld •■lot—which is hard to had lu-catise l Tout," w lull th- faiul!) e a* ilining a w a y m i routui if in ,) I'oahldT ><*»• m> Set era! oilier question* were nn- f t " m holin', h i - ttitlni' a ',ed Idm why svti-red satlsfttetorllv, when there >t,■ d it ti.it vti<i hi- m-'U -Hit itnit’ e i e I,.' [ i l . III- In Guaranteed Built to. Last a L ifetim e “1 don't seem 10 make any Impres slon on the members of the potty bid "I'rolmhly because have horse sense.” S U N F ISH "W o figured out the other day,"—writes Mr. Morris E. Ebcrsole, of River Forest, III.,—"that nur Thor (purchased 7 or 8 years ago) has actually; saved us JG00, in addition to the (treat satisfac­ tion, the savrnjf in time, and the elimination of arranging for laund­ resses and looking after them." J'» The T IIO R is hacked, hy the liberal, binding guarantee of the llurje) Machine t o., the oldest and largest Mfg. of elec­ tric washing ntchs. in the world *llp i?f btfak 'Thr* TIKHt f> * *!w?n: (h** rlothui anti ta ft" *i* fwmwt* »t wjuliin^ Alt moving past* Ihf* TH<HI ar** rf’fliwti motor drlvy has thr wonderful Aulof [urley Machine Co., I,cpt* n S ! ; S ' , S l s B,vd* Branches:—New York, Toronto Manufacturers also of THOR Electric Home Ironers ami THOR Electric Cleaners. |l«W e| >d, New July Numbers of Inspirirtg‘Marseillaise“sunt* i in English by Graveure i. rmc n • r-' i i npiiji t ? IrtrmtffiJoi:! thnin "lyf s'.I; " Coupled w "Ini ' a!:o ivitw ly Cia cure. A-GIOC—JLIO M aurel M akes Marvelous R ecord o f “T h e Rosary' "Ltkc i wring cf peitlt'- indeedceini the do iae notei cl Miurcl'l vivid toiiit ia this 'tong thrt hit touched a million hearts. So pure and tweet aid limpid are thev thrt their sound would soothe a vnd ia torment. On the rcser.c of thst record Miutel lings "At Damn .; ' A-2T24-JI.W Too Much to Follow, TfJ Is hut .1 tteettre shiiw: ,« ,t l^ajit three rir.its re .it!.! I . ' i i a t il y * t you kno i ■= *■* n< o * nf tilil’ y th ’.r.fii. Stracciari Sings Sublime Love Song “Cbrc'Ngrato" W e d elig h t in r e p a ir - ' in g th o s s “ in c u r a b le s ! 1 A n d o u r r e p a ir s a re m a d e on an S -m tm th s’ guaranteed ad ju stm e n : basis. VV e unduubtedU cun put new Site iuio it and m ako «t—g i v e " A t m “ a iP t»tlier season’ s service it w ill cost little t*> l u \ • us look it O’- r; t '•■u* ...jj. jtistm cn t m ay it tn h ; D p n ’t stay aw ay :i it J v e g! v. ?• carry* a complete BATTERY ■SERVICE a STATION AH the^ pa'n an t pattiort which only Straccb i, at Im greatest, could convey, *re in this wonderful outpouring of lose. This Ntapolcaa tong gi‘-e» yo'J Stracciari at hit melt inspired height!. 49522—$1-50 The Trick. "T* It hard tn write for the nows-pup*i,*-Mi«d »tn—nrszTt7!m'*r’"iiskial tiiV sweet yotme thing. "Not at nil." n*pllcd the writer. “ Rut It la hard to pet the editors to buy your stuff." . Provocation, Anyway. "I'm h'haiucil of you. You’re always ftghtlnp." "Well, mother, supposin’ the lady next door wns to put her chewin' cum down yer neck, wouldn't you paste her one?"— Life. -A— W— * ■ » * ri t -J ' s’ ; J I . H i ". *ii- i:i try 'tie r, and h*. matir •pptiratian for t a i d i , d t » i»* ,e fc *re.>rd*ni - with tas-- Sai ! r 11 - f * t*- • r t' r *r «« thi. ( o !l..-st«e d i - ' t i M p: nprrt > .n * t,i,it id trniin i !i r e j u t j . Hue.U*. • it I rt 12'. \fi.is.*>. m S ' 1. I t . T t*. IS S . It. tt E. T b r *»iit Unit . • t : t l U i ssit the date the e m t i t r uf^«ueh ■ rti*ft.tr in the e i rrr uf Hillary. t'l . * ’1 fF ,ll( i. > [ | 1 - ( 1 ' ht f... i * f *I’T - i I ^ M . i » * :*s li.e.J v ill i » j r therrua oa the 22i.<i da> -I inty. A . i» l * ; » . W |trM « tny ofS H it .frra tlire and it*| thl* the 't h •-»} cl Jure. A. I*. U tS , ...als A. ItM P t,L A S S . Ci rk Clrruit Ceurt Seieiante Cts„ Fla. Circuit c Kiomla.ut IVLanu. r!' ft da cr wherever l,y may be found, at It o’ clock on the morning of July ■—Stix. THiftTlir as sotjr ther. alter a* ap;>lit upt* may Ik* heard, fer an order approv­ ing the ( ‘ I irterof the Ferr.ald-I.xughton Mt morixl Hiwplta! Aasociatiun, the ob­ The New Relationship. "Do you leave any trouble with your ject and r.aturo.cf w|,irh is to cot duct and operate a hnstMt*ii in Sanford, Flor­ Cook?" ida, either as ow ners or as* tnanag* r? “ No,"* replied Mrs. Crossiota. “ We and to do any ,tt:d every tiling neivssary have studied her .way* carefully and to cw.riiict and operate successfully tho now umlontand what she expects Signed) MILS. J. W. D IC K IN without her haring to speak to ua about It.” " • Ceta-fce * • « - * u • * • lt d m ! M U •/ ta r e I U * COLLMS1A tiKAPHOPHOSL COMPANY, S«w Ye>k H. L . G I B S O N Sanford, Florida ____ FI LL LINE OF PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS The Herald ouse For You �4 I ? * i f?- - • * :r ~ f - I * »11.;i,l ^wSgBW f e pnn S » “" r - : v‘ . * -T,--.T< ■' , , -im=- 5 f t ' ~ p . . .. / < :. ' JUNK 27, 1319 ■' . ; *v> --- • * ’ ■* •• • ffr^J-f— - * THE SANFORD HERALD = \ fullers kIt'll...l nhout anything,’< , "lloniUKt* tln n tin: fathers w ore steel hunts." CHANDLER SIX $1795 City Garage Modern Caution. Father—So lie asked you to marry him? And are you sure that tie la a careful and eniillmH young man? 1 Daughter—Oh. yes; he looked all over llie room tip*! for a possltde dietaplione. ! v Vk I------- f- *** 66 The Woman Depoellor. "Sorry, madam, hut your account Is already overdrawn!" "Well, win!I .of It. young man? Haven’t I n right to do what I like with my own account?"1 —Life. | Announcing The* N e w Series SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” lonkcd on the marrying hnhlt?** "That n man could siiiud It, hut It made a woman lose her head." ^IIE C h atid ler D ispatch , for a year past, has outsold all other cars o f the sport type. T h e C h an dler factory has been u n ­ able to b u ild this car in qu an tities w h ich could fill the dem an d. Its p o p u la rity is one of the h igh spots in m otordom . REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY . MOBILOILS andGASOLINE r ars Washed and Delivered— W e Will Call for and Deliver Yqur Car. PH O NE A n d now cornea the new series D ispatch — a snappy, handsom e car. T h o u s a n d s of alert. Am ericans, w ho appreciate Chandlerqu ality, w elcom e the new D ispatch. Y o u , too, w ill be delighted w ith it if you w ish a really good car, w ith stylte in design and beau ty in finish and unexcelled in its ab ility to perform. NO* 11 — RE.M EM BER H ILL j!(l IM L U M B E R "1 tell r» ,’T> girl I meet sfii* Is the oily girl 1 ever loved." -How enn.you do It?" "Well, why not? They're Otity girls." Th« S u re Enough. But' lief In 111** itig hter "I'm d r * * I *ij kill, *i!l tight.'* S e l f E v i d e n t. "t»oes lb,- , >:i 1 1*y 11 Minn* In Ids sleep?" “ Well. I’ ve never noticed him snor­ ing lit any other time." O H IO H ard Case. COLOR WAS REMOVED. vp toScore \ -y-l u h ........ ... ; '? -,1.vY I, \- w — / 1. Siifttii f». Jowl d Neck h. Mmijlder Arm 10. Breast of bris­ ket. 12, Pastern 23. 2L 25. 27. i:t. I’eet 15. Crops in. Back 17. Loin IS. Side 20. nut locks. 00. Twist, or crotch 31. Hack 21. Fore Hank THE SCORE OARD. T<> really know n subject requires the- Mihjeet he examined from nil ntigles and all the facts learned nnd classified. From the farts classified conclusions can he drawn.* To he a i d e to draw true conclusions gives command of the 11uni dank Hip Hump Hum, or gntn- mdn id . nibs 20. Ilelly subject. systemnl To aid In the• systematic study of he hog there hass IxVn prepared a ll»t bm*n pro of the points making up the hog nnd each of these given a weigh I. and the sum of all the weights la 100. For extinple "Che«t" 10. "Shoulder" 8, "Ilnnis" 8. etr. Such n list of points Li known ns n score card. E, (>. PAINTER FERTILISER COMPANY J I f K l i O N VILI.K, * w i: t a k i: i.iu c im itn s n s at im ii huuno “Yonder mmi leads a hard life." "In what way?" "He Is nl will- 11idling ,fur ollleo mid fin* to Bern tell for n living." '~i3 ' Tut t>i» hi» ••|»roti nhliff. * And clnuihlel lu hi* felimv mni; SJ09S W IG H T TIR E C O M P A N Y Seminole Bank Annex Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Florida ti SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE \ CLEVELAND, Mr. Jones keeps pigeons, and Mr, Brown, neit'door, D ies to keep pigeons unite II different slate of afTiili*. Mr Brown Is eonsiimtly losing birds, while Mr. .hun s Is eoiisiunily Misjicrt* ■it of tiinllng them. The oilier morn-' tug Mr. Brown wlili n smile and n sixlienee, approached the youthful , non mid heir of Mr, Jones. "WIllJe," began Brown, holding up the coin, “did daddy tlml a Idrd yes­ terday ?" "And wiis II a bine bird with some while feathers III it" wing?" " I *111111*.,” respond."I Willie. jMieltelUlk tll'1 sixpence "loll . IIII't till 1h.tr i dor win'll (biy’ro 111 a p ie '" l.oieloll Til Bits. Kerosene Kink. It has lieen proved that If lamps nIlft heaters In which kerosene Is used as find me kept • i n|"ilol|sl \ ih-nii, y ere will he a it'i oh *1 saving of oil; also, Ihere w itt I ■■ . o » ipinl ph'icslilg ilhsi'io .' of llo' di-n :' ei able odor licit . so fifieti iH'compiitiles the Itiunlnj; of kois»-• it". ' IT’S NOT YOUR HEART IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS K i d n e y r1l,ca*» I t no r s s p e r i ^ r o f per- d l a t r l y . T h e eonthlnir. h e a l l n s oil a t l m * •on« A m a j o r i t y o f lliu Ills ,»mn:titiK u l u U a I h J k i d n e y s , r e l i e v e s I n H a m m a p o o p lo loiluy can l>* t r a e n l hack lo I Ion a ur**l d c a tr o y s Die R rr m a w htch k i d n e y tr ouble. h a v e caused It. Do no t w a i t u n til t o ­ ( l o lo y o u r d r u g g l a t to d a y t a d Tins k l d n e y a o r e the l o o m Im p o r ta n t m o r r o w orttane o f th e lM>dy.# T h e y a r e tho Inal at on OOl.11 M E D A L H a a r l e m O U C ap su le*. In t w e n t y - f o u r h o u r * y o o O lte r er t, the p u r lfle r e ,' o f y o u r blood. K i d n e y dlte asn la uaualty Imllcnle.] by should f e e l health and v i g o r r e t u r n i n g ntul w i l l bless th e d a y you A r a l h e a r d w e a r l n e t t , eleeplpsaneaa, n e r v o u i n e e t . de ep o n d on c y. b ac k ac he , ato m a ch trdu- o f H O L D M B D A I , H a a r l e m Oil. A f t e r y ou fe e l th a t y ou h a v e c u r e d ble. p a in in lolna and l o w e r abdom en, 'ffklt atones, g r a v e l , rh e u m atle n i. e c ln llc a y o u r s r l f , rontlnun to l a k e on e o r t w * cAp aules each d a y , so as to k e e p l a and lum biKo. llrst -elnsa c o m l l l l o n and w a r d oft U>« A l l th eae d n r a n g r m e n l a are n a l u r e ’ a d a n g o r o f o t h e r n t la c k a . a l r n a l a to w a r n you lh a t the k i d n r y e A s k f o r the o r i g i n a l Im p o r te d G O L D need h e lp * You ahould u ie 0 ( 11 .D M K l >A I c b r n m l . T h r e e s l i e s M o n e y raH R D A I , H a a r l e m (HI O p e u l e a Imiiio- funJ ed I f th ey do no t h e lp you. HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS Personal Inclination. "Adam said he aft* the apple he- i cause.live tempted him." "Notisi'lise! Temptation had noth­ ing (<> do with It. If. It had been a Pieen persliiimnu or an nsnge orange, tin persuasion wouhj have ludiiebd him to IHill'll It." Improving the Quality. , Howell— Is your ditlighler's plnnn playing Improving? I'owell— Vcs, the doctor says that she Isn’t strong enough fo play as many tioiir.s a day as she Una been playing. NATURE Or UNDERTAKINQ. H .IIK IIIA Fertilisers, Insccticldca, Sprayers. Poultry Suuplies For thirty years we have h.*en man’ifactiirlng ferdUxef.r in tn.s St.it > —we have sitislied eastnin -ra in every county in Florida. Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in line with Quality J. K. SPUm.ING. I.ocul U'ent. SANFORD, FLORIDA ' . B. Stetson University i SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG tub TUB u., LINCOLN IIULI.KV, Ph.D„ Lltt.D,, I.I..I)., President a iJcLnnd, Florida P G I U m i A T B I l f c P A U f M K N T — O r g r a s s o f M a a l v i uf A ria a s il S r ir a r M . r o u n i t : n r I . I I I K I U I . A l t m r n i l M K N - T * r n l , . o o r d c p i r ln v a u In all. 1 Ilk t OI.I.IN ii : O f L tilE K Alr A It! H f o i l IV *1 M E N \ Htiinin ilejn, irpAfAt? dot mllbrlck. • t OI.LECaK I l f u w (*radu«lrp prarlirr H Marldi h I h ml r ■ t*nioA !•»*. n i l . I . I M i K O f E M ; INK k m NO Courwr* in pnfinerrlnB Iradirijf lo Jc|rrt*. ( I l l I. K IJ K r o i l T K A C I I k l t S K o y r r la llf f..r klarlria Ir a r h rr a . ( 01.1 K ( * K O f H I H IN K H H H a n k in g , lin u k k r r p it g. S k j r lh im l. 1j p r . , l lln ( , A C . V t lk M V r t t p i i n far all h igh gra d e ro lle fe a . N C I I l l O t . O k M K C I U S I C A lir .H - kur h o , , an d y o u n g n o n . • :,( H o o t , Ok M tttU O i‘ lanu, plpr organ, vt-itta, ralre. kirnflH]r, rkanu work. Jit I I O O I . O k K I N K A U T H — 2. > “ One clnim of men, they uny, no rnnUpt What effurt the/ tuukc, ore hound to go down hill." "What cliisa Is that?" "Mountain climbers." Special Attention la Called to , l. T h r PretliatBafg P t a r a , In U rlr u hurr Advice. When lovera quarrel, 1 be p.e M e'||r, t rou r.e Old folka can help By keeping atllL. H,.lany. HUiagy, Orggntr and tn .reinlc r h e in i. lr y. (iaattlalive an.f <|uanlilalbc anslyais. Agrlrullaral ChrmUtry, Mlnrralngy, Genlngy, etr. I . • '* PbyjMngv. l|.,| Ana-emy. lUrlr-Dlogy. m .t,„l„g y .. 7.i«*hiry, Hutany. <.. n r»l (.hrmlaii.. Is >rga-le rhnalsiry. Organic Clirmuirv' m ah lallve « n.i (|uinil!a.l,e C h «a «,rr. fj/aka. organic m em o ir,', Thr t;*.ur.e |,r llrllg aaa W a v le ra -L . Mbltr*! i.*rra?are. llUlar,. Kagll.h.' P ,y . »fc«t..g>, r'edagugy, K:Mr*. L jg ir and lbel.m. • C«p, rsg'il III) K. J. Bijrrldr Ttbacca Cj . L A Y the a moke game with a jimfny pipe If you're hankering for a hand- * out for what oils your snjokeappetitet For, with Prince Albert, you’ve got a new listen on the pipd question that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry throat worries! Made by our exclusive patented process, Princo Albert is scotfree from bite and parch and hands you about tho biggest lot o f smokefun that ever was scheduled in your direction) ■1 1 1 Aa they will, Hard Caee. "Tho lovers In the daya of chivalry ffluat 1are had hard tlmea whed tho t. m ■ -m S H IN G L E S to AH FrUn J. #. I ClrvrlooJ COM PANY, CO LATHS, Seven- P a n e n f r r I a u r i n f Car, J//VJ F o u r - I ' a t i r n f t r K t m J ilr t , i l i ' * 5 I o u r - I ' a u e n l e t Dispatch Car, J/f/S CAR 41 LUMBER, E arly O rd ers W ill Be Given Early D elivery M OTOR NO. O U IL D E R S S U P P L I E S You are i\slic'd to p ay m uch m ore for cars w h ich m i(ltit p erh a p s be com pared w itli ttio C h an d ler. A n d ch eap cars sell for but little less CH ANDLER THE Qf T h e new series C h a n d le r Dispatch is handsom ely upholstered in b rig h t finish h an d b u ffe d leather. It seats fo u r passengers in the u ltim a te degree of com fort. Its finish is in the b e a u tifu l new C h a n d le r R a in b o w B lue, richly lustrous. 1 m Hl» Theory. "H o w do you supp'-ve, Henry VH1 EXPLAINED. Convertible Coupe. SJS9S it* Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes * Uncomplimentary. Sister— Well, Harold, Isn't the hnby lovely? Ilrother— Yes—er—that Is to nay— er— u1)011! timv old must n hnhy tie hefore It hegtns to look like u human being? Convertible Sedan, S2615 <SH V AGE TH IRTE EN "'Why so?" SIX SPLENDID UODY TYPES i" Princo Albert is a pippin o f a pipe-pal; rolled Into a cigarette it beats tho band! Get tha slant that P. A. is simply everything any man ever longed for in tobacco I You never will be willing to figure up the Bport you’ve plipped-on once you get that Prince Albert quality flavor and quality satisfaction: into your smokesysteml You'll talk kind words every time you get on the firing line! * T oop , rod be,,., tidy rod Ifna, h.ndoo.no m and and half.pound tin huml. ’ d o e o -a n d -th u t tlaooy, p rp ttU a l pound c ry ,lo t ,U o o humidor with op o n tt moiotonar lop that koopo tho to b u tto in oath par foot cco Company, �JUNE 27, THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOURTEEN D e lin q u e n t 1 C ity o f Sanford, Hock Florida _______ n it ihr I F C'ir of Blurt. i Ti- r l .1 i M *p runW 12 fl C K K E i‘ ti H A 12 12 12 N It S 6 9 tleg ;T irit. e i Z i . i it s s u n It tr> Reg, I arte at Die Inlrrsertimi nl the N Uur id Commercial »t with the W lint* of Pstmett.i a w run N 461-V ft N deg IT min VV f l * 2 't S *26 II I ft to t 'itnrnrrrtal am* K on N .id** at Commercial *t <I -* It tn Reg. l,o li- fri 2!,0 fl N of l hi- Intersection ol the N Un>' ol Commerclal-wl' with the c*.t ‘ lino of Park • * * •run , N 136.74 It, S 69 ili-e 17 rain E I M . I S 379.US, W 148.8 II I " beg. Con3)6,06 6.60 That^hr- Uealti Co . * 210.00 nf mp4 IlntH A Imj*. f f i ** t ~ . a ii 11 IS II W of HE cor fun N l to fl N to Cpmmerria! »t. VV to Rand n r S 1tit.2 It E 162 It S 101.2 f t to Pirst st E ' to.beg Sanford Hotel A Imfi Co While. 1. E Wight. Henry c 11 1 1 1.20 noH.no 14.00 . 11.2 0 1 1 .0(1 1 . 10 1 1,00 5 r. 7 p . , f r ij \v ||, f5hinhoUrr. O, ...... pernald l l d w . d ’ n Hvnes. VV, II Peters. VV. II 70.00 70.00 h t 00 29.10 H, 10 a v.oo (2.00 S Miller. J I. Jnhr>*fint f >. 19 fit) 5 h Kat \\ . i «j ;» r* <* li D .. .. . . J D I'.Jerv VV II I Hm* J** J u • / t » ,- £* * ii, H i 11.1 * ki r. , \\m t*. <‘ ruas. Mr*- I W , I U » km*, V ictcria K ol P l l . . « e ! ! - r , \ T. Thrador. \ M Wight. II M il l... M I T ' raid - . l » i \\ * ..11 < ** 1 ■a 1 ' M I i.*iiti w r 1! i t r " |, v 7l 1 < a * W • 11 1 :» ;*n UO SI • 21 ] :i .1 A A i t t I. 7 9 9 tl 11 jO .1 7 ... IT 17 ... 21.0 0 21.00 02 20 1.20 «*,A0 Mahoney. P. J Thornt ’ n. \\ SItandull E 11 . 1 .a niton It II* rn4«*n, 1* Shitihnl«i*r, Mr*. \ K Fffhalst Htl a l*n J l. Miller 17 • 20 • 21.00 nr. oo 77 TO 5.00 S i u y r , Joe Aldridge. VV, G. H .»Uy. It J 19 * 1 * 70.00 Walker. C It Sftiifortl ll'»trl ,1 Irup. t'u . W. 1*. A f u Y . f bar) t'rt ,V Nov Wks Whit npf i S . Hrardal!. F 3 M irUn, T . II i I ■uI on, I .. (1 Mlckrna, W. Marlin, Sherman. portlork. P Cooper. E. E. Turn nr, J no 12 Unknown |2 Unknown 12 Thatcher H. Co. 11 Stewait. W. C. I 1 Gramling. A, A It II Jarkaun. J arena i t p Stewart. Julia X . Meade, II x llaua, J. T V Graham. (>. II Y VVarcnsley. Mary *_ V llrumlny, I,. A S' Andrew* it McLeod I). T „ 7, Grinding, At. I I . ..a______ _ f. JottM, C h a r le s ___ . /: Allen. T. J , A. C. M a ilin '* Addition 10 9 Cameron. Jo jo 9 Unknown 10 10 Cameron. Jo II 0 Cameron, Jo 11 10 Cameron, Jo ._ II 10 Cameron. Jo II 10 Aldridge, W. U .. . , II to Cameron, Jo __ l i .10 Aldridge, W. 17 ___ 11 || Aldridge, W. G 11 ,11 Aldridge, W. G . . . . . . , Chapman and I u rk ri'* Addition t * VVoodrufl. P 1 l.etllef, IV. A 5 Lain* J . T . It Tr.iT. ” f . II■ w itfcr. s. w Taaisi OWNER Tier Wlllii Willi. Ci li 11 11 ^ OWNER D E S C R IP T IO N Taira D E SC R IPTIO N J - M. M Leavitt, W. T Anderson, A Hlllyard. IL L f . II. Iland'a Addition 11 Campbell, Mary William , D. T Itutlvr, AVra Dawkins, M alti Jones. Jerry. , Unknown Wll lares. I ) . T _ Smith’ s Second Sub Dlslalon M. M. Sra lh: ____ _ Hurl, E. J . . _ . ........ , Hurl, A. R Goodw n F P . . . Whtie'a Sub Dlslalon Aldridge, W (7 Aldcidge W. G fellinglon'u Add lion Miller, J. U ________ l.elfler, W. A _____ .. .. Sneath, J. W _ „ _ Humphreys, Kate Sanford Height Ragsdale, J, II .... Mor-ow, Mrs, E. N Starling. II. J Pielda. W. T ___ T il ly, Mrs ....... lUskina, J. D ...... Ragsdale J. II . . . Corey. II. T . Ragsdale, J. 11...... Ilrown, E. L ___ Chandler, J. E ___ Abernathy. W. VV dnurher, C. S llunner, H. A Ragsdale, j . II Klernerl, E..C Ragsda e, J. If ltos*etter, J.- N Rose. C. W .Johnson. K.*S Stewart, W. C. King. Mary II Miielle. C. II Aldridge, W. (7. Jeffer*on. H. W Ltfflar. Wt i l ____ l.elfler. W. A EllRdn. G eorge. ^ ... 12 00 \ 2.00 66.110 i : •».» a.v.oo ; ,!' mi 7 Dip > |tl ! 7> i in Liu f,.hil L i'l * 12.00 2 2 • 2 tl Lot 1.1 Hun E St) It 1JS f f <V nil It N LIS It S D ekm*. J. \V_ Pope, Geo. it. Unknown -. Perkins, II. I, Thrasher, I). f, Abernathy, \V. Weaver, I'. K Pilkingtutv, 11 Sneer, v’ arrl •; i ,o.i * «*1> 7 7 no l l ,V *7 fits' ■* ( Ji J1 l ■ 4*V * t ] v \ t -s , i • * \ " * * •• • ,* 1 Mi > .‘ \\ r * \ :'l " '-i * it V ' r 1 2 ..IO i ’1 nxf 1 • •• J. - 1 ! if. 4 1 ~~ 1 j M f ** J * 11 a ■i' r 1 ' csvt a i 1 ' \ I l 2 ■ . ‘ ; 1 ,v A , r. • i !* 10 * I :# i i* • i fa f. 7- 7 J ft ti 7 7 , s'* M 2* n 5 N » y n 1 •j 1* * ti ft A A A. < i D h t N \ A II 11 .J II II ( C r c ■11 *1-* K -■ .. 7 0+* 21 04* 1 Or* J ’ •<>* < i 1 « * li *T ' si *V i \ K c a " 1 / 4 t,»r . . ' D Sti.»*M . i It 1 itndiutat. i ha. Peters. VV. II, 1 ‘ iRirf<ir.f , < 4111* f.in, J*m* VV af4rnfi 1 i l k * 1 • * n ■* n 1 - ,r.t VI Nifl.lrr. t K |\M| fi. Vt'* »* t* 1 4 ITt • 4 * * . t ** \\ ll 41 h A .*.e ' ■* Nt .* » V\ J A - »■ V5'• • ." f- . * <• . W * i»*I: t l •s’-1 • * *k 1 ...... M r. VV W 1 a.VI>U<tK \ |* J_ w■> t . -«*tJ l flfTira* Uuf t S tirfih^nl •r i • \ . a! \ i ■t *f.4 J > r V t VJ«» r*. J II J VV Hitch. Frank Corey. 11 . P. i ilfP}', It t iJpvinp, W T. Mr Air tinder. J 1 \ nknn*n Iteatt). Mar) 11 C lulticf , v J , Lrfflef. W V DlfHncluti, Chi*. M ag.lt. W li Ot ribrp HrutK Co Us Fibrr Hruih ( ' a 111 Flbrr Hruth Co Armitfuntf. U w m Hubrfi* S A Harris. H Viardorr. Mrs R A, • ■ Huffman. 1**1 rr Jones, Wesley E*t ^ itioti. P*cc> Strwarl. W i \ 1 ord. J IP Geiger. R II H »rf*( r l » 4 c» fait, Itrown. Lucy Stms. A. S. A S. Thft«h**r* A M. Johrf, Si Hina M r U i l r f , VV K. CraQin, T . 1*^ Durham. VV. E. Stewart. W C. M s 4tic.aH. Stewart. W. C, C,iamling. E. M. Jonea, D- H . Cow art, Jim Stewart. VV C. Dorsey, L. U . C Pickett, Jim ’ Stewart. .W. C. Wade, M. J Stewart. W. C. Garner. N. H. Williams. D J Lindsey, J l. leindse/, J I- Ughtfoot, Hattie Hunter; W. S Hurley, Eli ' Reed, G , , Keight, Stella Htelile), K. S Turner, Otis Jackaoa, James Falrelolh. Tore Turn r. Joha. Eubank*, It l 1 1 HU 2 » 2 fl i % a« li ' Fl l * T l ' *. fir* J « tlii : i ** a *> 1 ' * 1 .• 2 ' O'* 2 1 *••• . : • d> 2 1 mi 1 20 4.20 i to 1 10 1 20 1 1 21 . ■ 1 I" 7 iu 12 60 1 to 1 to |f>.kO 1 2u 2 |Oh 2 l.no 1 1 00 [6 (10 ( 20 l 1.00 2 AO , K.4U 4 20 7 00 6 60 , 2 k.00 j Phillips E. |i Renton G XV Clark W M Clark VV. M Howard Park ard Wing C I, Lockett Ellen Howard Packard Caldwell 1). A Clark W M Pelder Strvr Clark W M Howard Packard llenton A Clark Hill Robert McGill n 11 Unknow r, Howard Parkard Howard Packard Allen J T Allen J, T. Land t It'd Co Shephard. A. J Land t Ld Co Ld Co 4 90 ] ; 7 tl‘> | too 14 00 6.40 14 00 , li-S S-n lii'o i 3 60 ! Iwnd-sV-Cot tyr: AtUl’ t-T- ' S. Santord run W 675 ft S 210 ft E 675 ft N 210 It. containing 19 acres Sauih kewfe.d A I^ w s on John A , . Shcrherd R A '* Murray Delia A H »U P. K A Benton G W _ A Davis T. I> A Mahan i>. U. A Mon gnmery Josephine A Green G. E ._____ _______ R Ellison Home! ... R Cook. G. W. ft Cook G. w ____ _ R t'ook, G. W. H Hall P. K R P a ) It> Heirs It Shetman t tJ R e n to n A Clark C* Cook, tr W , (• Wilson. S f Wilson S C l nknow n l Hall, r D Slpltn. P |) , Unknown D ' Thewtlt, J ohn -— D • Collins. I>. C II L. O s J V e a t Sab Dlslalon || ' Walker Jessie |1 , Siratln. W. S __„ . . 1» Hicks. W. T _ riarlda Land A CnlaalaalUn Cu. llenton, G g o ____ Jewett. S Kov. Re R Unknown Jewett H --- , Unknown Lning J. P .......... . Unknown ___ 33 Laiag. J. p ----- , ---------- portion of SGli ol N E l» ol A. C. L. It. It 3 261 ft W and 700 It S of NE cor Sec run E 462 ft S 210 ft W 607 ft R rooks. Nan dine VV >, of NAV MV , , „f S W ', of J l lley ai S W cor of E > , of S W , of S VV , Of s W ■, run S l t d ft K 2 k t ft N :ltu ft W 2St ft lleg 310 U S of N VV‘ r y r of E ' , of N VV I , id S W i , of N VV tiuirter ______tun S l 5 i I t E 264 fl W 2K4 ft N l VS It E 66 ft of N W i, o| SVV‘ 4 oln Edwards, l|. VV 1^-avitt. ty. T Le'avitt, W. T . . L eatltt . Mrs. Ilalth Slocltdell, H. E Preach, A. V . . : __ less HR. R. o| way and less that pprtion N E of It. K. Less begin 627 fl W of W aid* ol Preneb �J , * ;>1 ( JUN* 27. ' THE SANPOHD HERALD Tier 9, the Town of Sadford. Said land be- Hon 13, Township 2 1 South, R a n g e Ini U w u riJ at the data of. the Iaiuanre of *9 East, run east 14 H chain*. north ina, aouth 10 chains, west chair •xid rrrtlflrtt r In the name of F. D. field; A lio Tax Certificate N o. C3. dated the main*, defendants. 4th day of June, A, D. 1917, embracing the 'O rd e r of Servlre by Publication •jsllre of Application fur T a i l l r r d Under billowing deacribed property In Semlnule To all parties claiming Interests under Section 8 o f Chaplrr 48*8, Laws of I'lor- county, Florida, to-wit: Lot S. Block 13, Cordelia E. HIM and William Henry Hill, her Ida Tier 9, the Town of Sanford. Said land b e­ husband fir either of them, or otherwise, in Notice I* hereby given that Chester Ken- ing aaaeaard at the date of iaiuanre of aald the land desrribed below; and all parties certificate In the name J K I alng, claiming interests under Allen G. Apgar and nison, purchaser of Tax Cerllflrxte Nu. 4 11. datTil the 4th day nl June, A. II. IB 17, It*, Aly, Tax Certificate No. 61. dated ihe ---------Apgar. his wife, o r ’ aither of them, or filed .aid csrtiflrat# in my. office, and haa 4th day of June, A, l>, 1917, embracing the olhrrwlse, in the land deacribed below; and made application tor laa deed to iaaue in following dearrthed properly In Seminole all partiei claiming an Inlereil In the follow­ accordance with law. Said certificate om- county, Florida, to-wit: Lot I I W. M. ing deaeribed land altuate In Seminole rountrarea the (allowing described property situ- Mark • Sub. Div. ol lllnck 1 1 , Tier IS. T ow n ty. Florid*, to-wit: S I * of S ' j of S E '4 of ated in Seminole county, Florida, to-witf of Sanford. Said land being aaaraaed at the SW ,'t of Section 13. Township 21 South, N 4 of N<* of S W ' t of S H ‘ i and W , of dale of issuance of aaid ceftlftvate in the Hinge 29 K ** t: also begin at S W corner of S K l J pf Section 13, Township 21 South, S W I ( of S I V ' t of S E ' t of Sec. 21, Tp. 2 I S.. name of Unknown; Range 29 East, run East 14 ' > chains. It. 30 B. T h e aald land being assessed at Haa filed aaid ccrtifieatca In my office and North 10 chains. West 1 4 '} chains. South 10 the date of the liauance of surli certificate baa made application for tax deed to laxue In chain*. In the name of Unknown. Unlraa aaid cer­ accordance with law. tificate ehall be redeemed according to law It It hereby ordered that you appear to Ihe Unlcax aald certificate! ahail be redeemed bill ol complaint filed herein against you In lax deed will iaaue thereon un lhr'22nd day according to law tax deed will Daue thereon the above entitled reuse, on lha first day ol of July. A. I>. 1919. Witneaa my otfirlal signature and .cal on Ihe 22nd day of July, A, I), 1919. September. A. D. 1919, and the Sanford Ihi. tin* tHIh day of June, A. I). 1919. Witneaa my official aignature and acal, thlx Herald ia hereby designates! as the newspaper or a l) ' E. A. D O U G L A S S , the 18th day ol Juna, A. D. 1919. In which this order shall lir published once Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. (•call E. A, D O UG LASS, a week for twelve consecutive weeks. Sll-Stc Uy V. E. Douglass, D. C. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Co., Fla. Witness my hand and seal of office this hh'Stc By V. E, Douglaaa. D. C. 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919. Notice o f Application for T a i Deed Under 'seal) * E. A. D O U G L A S S . Section 8 o f Chopler 4888, Lawa o f Flor­ Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fla. N O T IC E ida , Hoard of County Commlaaionrra In and W, M. Murphy, Jr., or Svmlnola County, Florida ,-a ll) meet in Solicitor lor Complainant*. MH3tr Notice [a hereby given that Chat. T j l e r . porcharer of T ax Certificate No. I l l , dated their room in the t ourt llouac at Sanford, H a . at 10 o'clock a. m.. July 7th. 1919, aa a In Clrrull Court, S r tr n th Judlrlal Circuit, the 4th day of June, A. D. 1917, embracing .Semlnule County. Florida. In Chanrrry the following deocrlbed properly In Sem­ board of rouatiarra for the purpoar of hear­ testimony aa Tropical Vegetable Company, a inole county. Florida, to-wit: lleg. SE. corner ing complaints and receiving of Lot 1 Holden Iteal Estate Co.'a Addition tu the value of any property real, personal corporation, complainant, or mixed, aa fixed by the County Tax Aa. . , vs. Citation to Sanford. In Sec. 30. Tp. 19 H., If. 31 K „ run N E ly parallel with Sanford Grant line lo xeaaor of Taxea for aaaraamrnt for the taxes J. Ratlhouse in d wife— — *5 of the year A. D. 1919. llallhousr. defendants. W. line of Lot 5 of E. A. 1'ace'a Sub. Div., E. A. D OUGLASS, T o J. llallhousr and wife, - ----Railhouse, SWIy with Grant line to Celery Ave., W. to Clerk Hoard of Counly Commissioners. I'asiadena, Californlx. point S. of beg., N. to beg. Said land bring S8-3? aunaeil at the dale of issuanrr of aaid cer­ I t ap p earin g-b y affidavit on brhall of tificate in the name of Unknown: complainant filed herein that you and each of ADo Tax Certificate No. 244, dated the In the Circuit Court. Sesenth Judicial Clr- you are over the age of 2 1 year*, and re’ ld* cull or Florida, In and tar Seminole outride of tha atale of Florida, and there it 4th day of June, A . l>. 1917, embracing the t ounty. In Chanrrty no prison In said stale the service of sub­ following deacribed property "In Seminole, poena upon whom would be binding Upon county, Florida, to-wit: Lot 42, l ralm H am ­ II. J. I.obcan and Alma Thorman, you. mock Allotment. Said land bring a l a m e d Complainant* Vt. a f t h e date of liauance of.aald certificate In You are therefore ordered to lie and appear the name of Unknown; Fordtlla E, Hjtl and William Henry before our said Circuit Court at Ihe clerk'* lllll, her husband; all unknown pariotfiro In the eourt house In Sanford, Florida, Ali o T a g Certificate No, 182, dated the Ira claiming Intere* * under Cordelia on the first Monday In July, 1919, bring the 4lh day of June, A, D. 1917, embracing the J " JUfi and William llt-nry RUI. her 7th day of said month, then and there to anfollowing dexcclhed property in Seminole husband, or either of them, or otherswer to the bill complaint filed herein county, Florida, lir-wlt: llrg. N W . cor of *J»e, in the laud dea-ribrd below; Ihl* fail not, rite said again*! you, and N K ‘ i of N E ‘ | of Sec. I. Tp. 20. H., II. 30 Allen G. Apgar a n d -------- Apgar, hla bill will be taken a* confessed. E., run E 9.86 ch.. S 10.17, c h „ W 9.86 ch.. wife; all unknown parties claiming In­ It I* further urdered^that thii notice be N 10:16 ch., 10 arrra. Said land bring a l ­ terest* under Allen G. Apgar and published in the Sanford Herald once each ie n e d at Ihe d a t e of the iaiuanre of laid “ — ^ A p g a r . hia wife, or either of wrek for four consecutive week*. certificate in the name of Unknown; them, or otherwise, fn the land des­ Given undrr my hand and the teal nf.taid Alio Tax Certiora te No. 38, dated the cribed below; and all unknown parties court thi* the 2nd day of June, |9tP. 4th day of June, A, D. 1917, embracing the claiming an interest In (he following 'seal) E. A. D O U G L AS S, following deicribcd property In Seminole described land, situate In Seminole Clerk Circuit Court. county, Florida, to-wlt i S ' - of N ' i of < ounty, Florida to-wit: S 1-2 of S 1-2 Ily V. E. Douglass, 1 1 f . of S E I j of S W I , of Section 13, ■ S F . o f N W , and S ' , of N L o f S W , of Dickinson A Dickinson, N W , of Sec. 36, Tp. 19. S, It 30 K.. IS Township 2 1 South, Range 29 East; 8 nllrltart for Complainant. ae ro. Said land being l u n o d at the dale also beginning at SW miner of S E ' i 56-5tc of Section 13, Township 21 South. of liauance id aald certificate In the name of Range 29 East, run raal 14'*, chains. W. F. Leavitt; D E P A R T M E N T OF T H E I N T E R I O R North 10 chains, W esf I41y chain*. U, 8 . Land Office at (ialnrxvtllr, Fla. Alio Tax Certificate No. 37. dated the South 10 chains. Drfendanta, May 31. 1919. 4lh day of June, A. D, 1917, embracing Ihe Order of Servlre Jby Publication Nullce it hereby given that Sadie Wallace, following dea rlbed property In Seminole t,,X ° Cordelia E . - l l l l l and Wrlliam Henry widow of Arthur If. Wallarr, deceased, of county. Florid*, to-wlt: ( i U of N U of Si*, *- „ r “ Uiband, residence nnkariwn, and Weklwa, Florida, who. on May 29. 1914, of SE W of N W ' * or Sec. 36. Tp. 19 S. n 30 Allen G. Apgar and --------- Apgar, hia wile, made Homestead Entry. No. 012124, lor E. Said land living aaaraaed at the date of residence unknown: S W , ol N W ) , , N W ' I ol S fW 'j , Section 5 Issuance of aald rertificale in the name of It lx hereby ordered that 4ou appear to and N ly of 8 E Section 6, Township 20 3 , Ifattle F. Leav itt; the bill ol eomplaint filrd herein against you l l i n g r 29 E . Tallahsssrr Afrriillan, has Atm Tax Certificate No. 6 S, dated the In the above entitled rauar, on the 4th day filed nntlrr of Intention to make Three-year 4th day of June, A. I>. 1917, embracing the A1919, and the Sanford Iler- Proof to retahlish elairn to the land above billowing deacribed property Ip Semlnule ald la hereby designated ax the newspaper in described, before t'lerk Clrrull Court, al, county, Florida, to-wlt; Lot 6 . Stock 14. which (hia firiicr ib i l l b* ptjbliihrt] one** a Sanford, Florida, on the 16th day of July, 1919. w m -U for tight rcinuFcutjvf vN-k*. witneaa my hand and seal ol office this Claimant namiv si witnetae2nd day of June. A. I). 1919 W. C. Iltllad av, ol Wekioa. Florid* l*e»U E. A, I m i UGLASS? II. II. Click or Weklwa. Florida Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. F.hen frip p e n of Wrkjwa, Florida HOGS W . M. Murphy. Jr . W. E. Whidden nl W e k iv *. Florida. Selleitflr for Complainant*. ItnUT W D AV ID , Ifi-9ic 56-5te R e g is t e r . Rnngc or Grade Hog* 4th day of June, A D. 1917, aald certificate embraces the folio ing _ described property Fla., to tn-w|t: situated In Seminole couitly, county, Fla,,’ -wlt: Lot 87, nioek D, l>. R. Mitchell's Survey nf L e v y Grant, containing 22 acres, sold as the property of Unknown. And baa filed said certificate* in my office, and ha* made application for tax deed ti^ I**ue in accordance with law. Unless sal,I ccrtifieatca shall be redeemed according lo taw tax deed will Issue thereon on the 8 th day of July, A. D. 1919. Wit ne*a my official signature and teal this the 4th day of June. A. II. 1919. (■call E. A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk. By V. E. Douglass, D. C. 56-Me PACE FIFTEEN walk Ren. nr other lien, or tax subsequent lo the year J 9 I 6 , in favor of said city, * k , POWERS. Special Mailer in Chancery. J. J. Dickinson, City Solicitor, S W t f of N W t f . N « f of B W t f and S W J< of S W S e c . 34. Tp. 20 S, R. 29 l>. You are hereby ordrred to appear to th * bill of eomplaint herein filtd on the 4th day of August, A. D. 1919. I t Is further ordered that this notice bo si-iic once earh week for twelve week* fiublished n the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published N O T I C E O F M A S T E R 'S S A L K in said Seminole County. Notice is hereby given that under and by Witness mv band and tha *eai of the said ilrtue of a final ife-rcr rendered on the 141ra Circuit Court this 28th day uf April. A. D. day of May , A. D. 1919, by the Honorable 1919. Janus W. f'rrklns. Judge ol the Seventh (•call E. A. D O U G L A S S , Judlrlal Circuit Court of Florid*, In Chan­ Clerk Circuit Court Semlaolo Co., FI*. cery, In a rrrtain cause whrrrln the City of Matsey * Warlow Sanford is complainant, and W. F. Leavitt Sols, for Compit. defendant, f, the undersigned Sfieotml Master 51*13(0 will on Mon day, the 7th day of July, 1919, in front of thr Court House door In Sanford, In Clrrull I'eurl Scsentb Judicial Circuit. Florida, during the legal hours of sate, offer In Clrrull Court, .Hevenin Circuit. Hrmlnolo bounty, Florida H e m ln o lt C o u n t , , Florida . I n 4 'h a n c rr y fur sale and sell to the highest bidder for M ar y Sell Bridges rath the following described land*, lu-wll; Overstreet Turpentine Company v* Citation vs. Lot 8, IRork* 5. T i r r 6 of Sanford, according Elijah J. Bridges to h. R, Traflord.'a map, subject, however, All unknown parties claiming Interests T o Elijah J. Bridges, G a llo n !* , N. C. ' to any paving, sidewalk, or cither Ron, or tax under J. Richmond Murphy, de­ It Is hereby ordered that you appear to the • •ubsequrnt to the year 1916, in favour of aaid ceased. Calvin A. I*t>*fe, George II. rlty. Morion individually and at trustee* bill of complaint filed herein again*! you In W. 8 . Keeler, Ritchie Woodbrldge* A. K. P O W E R S , Ihe above entitled rause, on the 7th day of \ el al. . , .Special Master In Chaneury. July, 1919, and the Sanford Herald Is hereby | , , ... , , T o the defendant*. Calvin A. Peace, designated as thr newspaper in whlrh this , ’.;r h 'n., o n . City Solicitor, George B. Morton Individually and a* tru»notice shall be published once a week for Legal 35-Mc W. 8 . Keefer and Rite io Woodbrids - ----- -- ------------------------f « l lour consecutive wee ks. • It appearing from the sworn bill hereto, Witness my hand and official seal, that your place of residence ia unknown and N O T I C E O F M AST E R 'S S A L E the 27th day ol May. 1919, that you are over the age of 21 years; Notice Is hereby given thsl under and b (teal) E. A. D O U G L A S S . ' virtue of a final dacree rendered on the 141 Clerk Circuit Court. day of May, A. D., 1919, by the Honorable In this court to the bill herein filed o n ’ tha Schrtte Mainer, > • 9 James W. Perkin*, Judge ol Seventh 7th d a y - n f July, .I9I9. . Solicitor fur Complainant, I t ia further ordered that this order bn Judicial Circuit Court of Florida, in C hin 65-llc e e r y . In a certain rause wherein the City of published once a week for eight consccutlvn Sanford Is mmplain anl and J. E. Terwilfiger weeks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper N O T I C E O F M A S T E R ' S SA LK _ defendant, 1, the undersigned Speeial Master published |n said Seminole county. Notice i* hereby given that under and by will on Monday, the 7th day of July, 1919, Witness my hand and seal of the said virtue of a tin*) uecrce ri ndert-d on Ihe I4lh In front of the Court House door In Hanford, Circuit Court this April 28, A. IK 19I9. day of May. A. D. 1919, by the Honorable Florid*, during the Irgaj hours ul sale, offer _ . E. A. DOUGLASS. Llerlt Circuit Court Semlnule Co., Fla. James W. I’erkirtt, Judge of the Seventh for sale and 'te ll to the highest bidder for Judlrlal Circuit Court of Florida. In Chan­ ri*h the following deseribrd lands, to-wlt: M a s a iy & W arlo w, cery. in a certain cauic wherein the City of N W l ( of lllpck 4, Tier 19 of Sanford, ac­ Sola; for Complt« 6l-9tc Sanford i* complainant, and A. M. Thrasher cording H. Trafford's map. subject and A. K. I'n e rrs defendant*, I, the under- however, to any paving lien, sidrwalk lien, eignrd Special Master will, on Monday, the or other Ren, nr tax subsequent to the year v ijay of July,. 1919. In front of the Court 19 * 6, in favor nf said city. House door In Sanford, Florida, during the A. K. P O W E R S . legal hours of tale, offer for tale and tell to I # Special Marti r in Chanrrry the highest bidder for rath the f o l l o w i n g J . J. Dickinson, deacribed land*, to-wit: Lot 6, Block S, City Solicitor. T ie r B, of Georgetown, aubject however to fiS-Mc * any paving, sidewalk, or other lien, or tax subsequent to the year 1916, in favor of aald |n the Clrrull Court of the Srtrnth Judlrlal city. Clceull of the Statu of 4 loll J*. In and for s c i i K l l k s.M A l NEH, MY SPECIALTIES: Seminole County. In Chanrrry Special Master in Chancery. C. D. Christ and It. D . J. J. Dickinson, Keene* Cornpfalnahti Suit to C ity Sotlritor. PICKARD'S H AND -PAINTED 'C H IT * Quiet T itle 55-otc ' E* J. Harrell, tt al. Drfendanta Nollrr. of A p d t i r a l l u n l o r l a s D e e d U n d e r Go r h a m 's s t e r l in g s il v e s Order for Constructive Sarvlce Srellon * u f t ' h a * t r r 1 * 8 8 . I . s s i o f F l o r . It l« ordered that the .(trfendanta herefe Ido PLATED WARE Notice is hereby given that Srhelln Maine* named to-wit* E. J, Harrell, aad u11 peraoft ROGERS' I1 * md 8 . F Doudney, purchasers nl Tax t'er- rial mint by, through or under Mini aa here, tifieate No. 141. dated the 3rd day ol July, dr vise**, grantee* or utherwi»<\ whose natnea ELGIN AND W ALTH AM W ATCHEH ara unknown tn th * cumplalnaAla; J. M. M r. A, D, 1916, said rertificale coveting the fol­ (•'aughey, m i l all persons clalmir< by, lowing described lands, to-wit: l.ot IA0 in Midway. Sec. 32. Tp. 19 S., R. 31 E., sold through or under him as heirs, lav ltr e *. grantee* or otherwise, wh«we name* are un* as the property ol A . ' 8 . Packard. known tu complainant*; lUtiabeth 'Stoddard, Alto, T a x Certificate No: 143, dated th* and all persona claiming by, through or un­ 3rd day ut July. A. I), 1916. aaid certificate der her as heirs, devisees^ granUVa or other­ covering the following deacribed .lands, lo- wise, whose names ara unktfawn l o com­ rtt: L ol 299 Miday In Sec. 32, Tp. I I 8 .. plainants; Sheridan SUubUrd and all per* It. 30 K . sold as the property ol It C. Max- •ons rlsiialag by, through o t under him a* rell; Also Tax C e r l i l r a l r No. 118, dalrd heir*. devii*>r*. grantwea ot ^itherwiae, who** OCULIST AND OPTICIAN tho 4thi day ol June, A. I), |9|7, Mid rer- name* are unknown to cttnplainanta; Elis­ llflrate enveilng the leRowing.drorritwd land*, abeth J. Driggers and a)*, person* claiming Prattlrc confined to the (refitment tv>-wlt; Lots 13, 14 aa<l 16, Midway, in Her. by* through, nr under b#', as heirs, devisees, of the eye 32. T p 19 8 It J: S ,. It. l: E E., sold at the property a n t m or otherwise, W hope names arc u»* Ernowri d Unknown. K^ffi examined by ■ rcffular regieto cum pall i\ah\s; and- all pureont Also Tax Certificate No. 12k. dated the whornioever, whose t#jmci are unknown to (ered physician have nr claim to have 4th day ol June, A. D 1917, waul rrrtifieale the complain an La, GlasneH fitted, broken lenes ducovering the fofinwing ditcriltt-d lands to* any iatereit of wba*Roovrr nature, in and to fit: Imta Ah, til, 67 anti ha, Midway, in th* fCatluwhic tle*(r r f j e d land*, or any part nr plirnted See. 32. T p IP 8 , It, 31 I:., vs,Id as the prop- portbin thcroof, in 8 emlno!e county, rturlda. ly of A. S. fn,-karri. 2X W. Cburth Si, - Orlando, Fla. bait _____ __ Alsu Tax Certlfiralu N * . . North _ m . tjf Southeast quarter ot Sect Ida. 131, dated 4th day of June. A* 11. 1917, said cerilflralo 15 Township# f l so uth, llange 29 fraat; North .47Cjr -----of heri covering tk* follovkiikg *ltvrrlb#il iturnlM d land*,, to­ the northcaii vjuartei of , NOTICE mn ha made profitable by pilr* lu Ihe Clrcnll Cuurl, Seseath Jadiclal Chll Dll 1 F». Midway ia S#*r 32. Tp 19 S, ■oulhea^t «|uarter of Section Noli re h hereby gl«v*n that t lee under T«^Wnm il , o f Mtrldka In Ant! fo r Hrmlnnlr ( ' e m - *i|£netl has been appnir.led ad mlnaal ratrlx «>f It- 31 E-. sold a* tlF» property of A S. skip 20 ft'Vudk, Kangs 30 rail; eh use of jjoo<J boar, penning ly. In f.'haaeer j l'arka rd. the estate nf W, P, 4krra. tjecrapw-d, and all Flvn r,cf#w (n a square in the tirif#.iwe«t and, feeding him anti bringing II. J. I.obcan and Alma Thorman, hefti at law, legatre«. devisee* and creditor* Al»o T\»r (VrtiAcw^e No. 315. dated the corner nf ’<£»«, northeast qusrter of thjj north* Complainant*. bows for service. First cla ss and all perrsns havtng rlaima nr demand* Glh di> -if July, A D 1915, *aid rt-r llflrate east t^raf^rr nf Section 35, Towiw hip 20 v*. again*! *xid estate ardl preeent them to the covering lhe following described lands, to* •owjfc. Hhnge 29 east; Cordelia R. lllll and William Henry Duroe Jerseys, all ages, both underailncm} , ilyly authenllcatrsi, within the it: U L 177. M id way, in See. 32. Tp. 19 S . Liast half of cast half of nortbmifi quarter Hill, her husband: all unknown par­ time preseribed uf h v , r»r tbc narvie will be If. 1] E ., sold as v properly of J . II White, «*f 'Srfrfciin 2 , and northwewl quqrt*h of northsexes, from registered stock.for ties claiming Interests under Cordelia for*VTT barred. • quarter fo Sectfoa 1 , Ttfwnshlp 20 L Hill and William Henry Hill, hrr T a i ( ‘w tiflcal# No. 140, dated the T tm June 4th. 1919 sale at little over meat prices. husband, or cithrr of them, or other* 3rd day of Julf. A I» 1916, abuI ref MfiewIs­ •Lipfh, Kang* 29 cast; C u l t t L f K 4 K F.IIS, w|se. In Ihe land described below; r « n » * m r the |»-lb>*ing ih-irrilicd land*. to- l Write us your wants. Spring 2H7 Long wood* Florida; >^,nf«>rdP F‘btrida, wit Lot 129,. M i d w a y , tn Srr 42, Tj> I t S -, *|u, ^outhweit quarter n! n«*rttt«Kst quarter of Allen G. Apgar a n d ------- Apgar. hi* Garden Ranch, DeLeon M fe; all unknown parties ctarmln R 41 E K ,, sole aolJ as the properly of lltllary; ■_____ ______________ _____ 4 ____ _ ci#»ctioii 31, Tow nship 20 siw.th. Kangr 30 T a t Bep i»« m n r V N Inlc-rtata und»r Allen Cl, Aprar an T at ’ 'rrllfira lr No. 13*. .1*1-1 th* ('•’•'•l. f ir a til th » l o l l o a i o t 1 '*;.rta k] Springs, Fla. Roller of Apalfration f*ft l « i l l r r d Under Ap cart hi* or rilhrr uf *trd| day of f u l y , A, D, 1916, taiil rartlflrata Serllon 8 4 Chapter ^1188, L a * * of Flor-I _ ' l ) Ila,in at N W r o m r t ..I "alii S W J ol Ihrm. or olhir*!*!*. In thr land d***Ida ewrvering Ik- folluwing drarrltinl laaiia. t^ I N W ti, run vaat 876 |,->i aoulfi 420 Ivat rriht-d in-low; all unknown partirt Nutlet it V'T rb y glrerji that fL f.\ Hr van t, Wit- L o t If*/, M i d w a y , |n 80 c. 32, 19 5 , \ w e j t 580 fret, north 42U Ifx t tn p o. b ; AUTO OW NERS rlai min $ an I n t r m t In tbv following 31 Km sold as the property purch**#r #4 T a t O d i f i r i t r No 3:t:|, date*! llsary ' 2 | Onr-lourth ol , , *,-p known aa llafrd«*»fril»pc| land fituate In Scmintjlr fsekard: the 4th daj uf June, A. !» 19 17, an id ref life '.Ut rhurrh lot, rounty, Hnrida* tn wit: S of S ^ of rate 1 n k n e i 'i ihe fidtoning described prop- t C all on ua for exact Ami filed *aid rerlUUcatra In my afTiOv. SE *4 of SW 14 of Krrliun 13, Town* 13) Begin at R W 4-ffinpr dl laid, S f f ' ( ot erty in Seminole county, Fla,,U^' and hat made application for tax deed \tl ■hip 21 Hnulh. lla n fr 2 D Kaat: altn N W ' I , run ear.i Sja Irrt, north 6»7 ierl, wit Lota 1. 2. 1. 4. 17. 18, 19. 211, 3 3 . issue la accordance with law. duplicate o f your b*Xin at 8 W rorner of S K ' * of writ 324 tvvl, w»ulh 4'J7 (art tu p. o h , and 35, 4L, 4k. 50, 51 and 52, Flat nf T u i r i » d W Unlw.-a said rrrtibrat* ^ shall be red i f njJ,d n,e‘ a«dd aa lire property of tin know*; Alan T a i (41 Two acre a ‘ *urmetly *ntd t * J. W. broken spring, Bcrnr/ing in law ta i deed will iwstic lb CrrtlfipivV' Nn, 115 dated the 4th day 4 ^reon Drifigvrw, more tu l l y drvcrihrd in Deefi HESC I I I I ' T I O N II June A. IJ, 1917, said f*ertiflrate embrwra-* on the 8 th day of July, A. I>. 1919, Hook ' ' Y , * pare <12, f'ubUc l l r r o r l i , Otang* O W N Kfl a n d receive Wit new* my fffilcinl signature and the fnlirwlng deacribed pinperty pituatrd In County. Florida Sew#rtidh* ntuntyi Florida, tn**jt Lot S|r3, th# f»tli day of June, A. D 1919, he ami each of thrm are hrrrhy requlrrfl 'fo op ring sat­ avr on N ■id»i nf f»fdd« lilec-k, Vi, I » H MitckilFa Survey of W v y f '*'*1 1 K . A U U U f i I , j^ appear tu the yilll of Complaint filrd in vmtd born ave run 110 ft Graiit rnntainiBg 4f* acr»*a, at the urropt'lerk Circuit Court Seminole O * pt rw i r j e on dr le f o r e isfaction IV 100 ft *S 140 ft E 100 erty *ii Unknown; Hy V K. Douglw . M O N f i ’A Y , thr 4 th day ol A U G T f f T . ft to and fr*a b#f |f*0 r.ft-'.tc 1 th at la Ad**» T*x tier tifiratt* N « 2H8, da*sr*{ th4ft Fe of N W ror E SO fr A I) 1919 4X tt (lay nf June, \ I* 1917, xaiil ctr^ifiralr S 140 ft W 50 ft N 140 ft It I. further ordered that a .ro py of thia rn d fru v re a t h e f 4«1In » t t i g d e a r l it n •! |r>.<|»* r t > * *1 (Irr u ll 1 iinrl N rtr n lh JuJ real. • I ( l r r . l t , *>rder hr puhlU nrd onre a wrek lor twelve and Im 8 U v g .31(1 ft S of Hrnilnutp ( . u n i t , Jlmid* I a4;ua: i-i) in St min*Jr rounty, FI a > tn wit N W co# run H 210 (l h anr a r r ron-rrulive w r , k * in thr Sanford lldt aid, a Hr-nr) H . II I I I ( hap pf l' *<iu M lira* bvg 12 rti N nf S W r\r run N 210 ft N 210 ft W 2 l«i weekly newap aper publiabed in i a * ' HetnM .rv Whr-.lr, t'h ip p rll, a, ^ * % degree* 50 mm E 5 il l rh. N • d4<gre»at frvl inole e-iunly, Florida French, A V ’O ' fn ln , W 9 r h t o V i k i , t i i e n r e in n ia t t i d l r e C ’ J l l a r c m v r a , Co mnlalnanla Hr z al N K c u r N W ', 36 19 30 fliren un j r r my hand and th* 4ta of v*. "tinifi 70 degree* W 5 fil rh. Iti W Qmhiu dwry Uuirt run S SO It W ISO ll X uffire I hla IJ,a 22nd day ol April, 1919. Ldi 8, 8 li degrrm. 30min. E HilKf ch In Joirph Garvin, thr unknown Titlr. SO It E 17.0 ft I >uHoar, ||. C , . ,. , . 1.40 ' b e f j Flock 1*, 11 trial) K. A. D O ti'iL A S H , II, M it rh rlFi S u r v e y « f I*8» leva and dr-vipi-v-a under 11,,. Hr* 310 ft S of N W cor o t Clerk n| th e Circuit Court**) F.-minoir Co., fI*-vy Grant. cuntMlning 5 irrrx/wilH « r the Ia*t will amt t n l a n i r n t o , j „ , N E <» of N W l i 36 19 30 , Florida nrnperty uf Unkimwo; Alan T a i 'CerllArat* »eph GnrvQi. the unknown • run E 2 10 ft S 2 | 0 ft \v L. W. 1 rural. 299, dated the 4th day nf /5un«% A. I>. J.wepb Garvin, Win. G. Amlrn• 210 ft N 210 ft Wight. II a. 2 .hr Nn, Com plainant'a Solicitor. m d , thr unknown legal ,.r. and 1917, aald rerfibnale i-mbrnre* t\*t hdlriwing SANFORD. FLORIDA Ucg 10 ch S i l N W cor or I M> ' A t e deacribed pru perty tllutfleii ix 8«“inim»le drviar-ri undrr thr U»L „||| Bnj N K '. 36 19 39 I f U m r n t of Wm C,. A ml.-n. eminty, Ma . h* a l l Lot JO, lib* k I >. |» | ( run K C70 ft N to It. it MHchrlFa 8urvr> nf I ,<r v ) Car ant. *u|i| *4 (hi rt)d. and tho unkntwn heir* of N’ Wly long R It to » m. G, Andrnrrid, Drfendanta property of Jamr* I*. Gil**; Amu Tax ( V r C o u n t y. Florida Fr-nch av«- N to hog. 7 a Aldridge. W. C* 14J*U nhrate Nn. ?«»€. d . t . d tin. «th t1*v <<f J u n e N o l l r r In N „n Be.,,' ' R-r 1" rh S and 779 ft K nf r . m r o e t Turperitlne rtotopTiny A l >. 1SU7. *«»sr| rertitlrate • ml * are* the fid- To J or rp fj (■arv|r)> Itcaidrnr G O O n T O T H E LAST DROP ,, . ■ N W ror ot N K ' , 16 19 30 ‘ v*. 1n * i n* dnrfll'Fft i« r <pMfly a i naff «l In S tn- T e Wm, f ; And- n m d , |t,.,j * *, run E lo Ov irdo Itr nf All unknown (oartiee elaltuiOR inlrrAnnie roun! \ I‘tn , f ► fill L ..! 1 1 I ' apo.firiK liy ( iij. . J* ort I fiD o ' * n fv. Ml.it k A. C 1. Ily NWI> *1*. nr —* » 'under J Richmond Morphv. f > U MiLrhofi - Siir rv - f J . * z 1 •r a ri I . un • p l.iot filrd herein again*' v " f ',m' dfcraaefl, Annie 1 * ror I** |n*lnt N ,.f hr s CVnodtiridfic, lilt t ai nifi k 24 ai-rw. i • Ihi r * » i " rl> nf I n -' rial,,, io have lnt, 'bat - .u ; * * to hrg WiJwivn, Hr h r r i*a rhie Wondhridfie. oil unknown partir* know n inv drarrileed lend 1n ---rr^n in D r foll ow. n claiming intereata under Calvin A. w .'v ni SK ', ol N tt ‘ i uf *N E ' t 3G 19 30 rmi-ily. ri' ida, 1 < r* w it Alati ?V7, T a i C.rrtifim I f Kf* ilalnl f h« I'oafir, nil unknown part|e* claiming Ir-ss 100 It K and \V by 1 ! h 'in • of J uni-, A D I *• 17 1*11i '1 r r r ti f11 at u T h r Wrat half i\y intereata under Aiedrge B Mortoo in­ 17,7 ' j ft N aru] S In I el lid Bouthwrril dividually nr aa tfiivtoe. all unknown rmfirara. thr [ollo .in K tl(’*< f 11 lt ‘I |frof)er 1 > Goari.-r S W 1, , „ f Sr S’ K ror S 1, l anr. Mm A, L e firm 2'J, -ownrhlp I * pari lea clai ruing ib lrr M l undrr W. H, altoati'fj in Hi-miooi*. /oiim ^. Eia , to * * i t .'mum, Itangr 3j 31 K a,, uth, Rarifr lie f at N W c r ..f S W ' , nf , M a *>* t rx rrp l the Keeler » l al. t.oH 21, 21 -ami Jl. IRork D, I). It. M i f r l i - Wrat Tialf i W 0,1 of If. SW of N K >, 36 19 30 * Went* Saif lW rd ell’a Survey of l,rv y (Want, runtainfn, 47 thr Southwrat fiuartrr Tn all unknown partlra claiming inlrrrrt run S 132 It K 3I&.H .S ‘( M W J il of thr HuuHa- under J. RIrhtnfind Murphy, of under Calvin a r r « , aoM a* thr property of M yrtiilp Terry * » » ! quarter | SW ',| 132 ft W 31 S ft Martin, A. E • at Fi.r'tun 29. T n « « A. I'oafiv, nr under George it. Morton indi­ Hcg 560 ft S of K 4 mil# port 36 19 30 . •Alan T a t Crrlifirate No. 320. rlateil the ■hip (!) Houlh, Rang, i t» 1 ' F a ' , rontsihlnc 7(1 vidually or a* trualee, of under W. S.. Keefer arrra more or lr*a. rud W 445 ft N 200 ft • or either af them or othrrwiee, in the follow­ B 44 5 ft 8 200“ ft Lane, M r*. A. L . . L Y o u a t e ihrrrfori . Bcp |0ti ft W of N K cor of 8 4 ing described land* flluate in Seminule equ rulred drrrd to hr and > f f i e l ' j re aa '» • of N t t ' i j of N K ' i of Wfiprjri ( *-forr our »wtd eminty, Florida: Cirruil Court I t NF. I, of N k . ', ' See. 31, Tp. 19 S. IL ?9 K. S K 'i 36 19 30 *t>, i ' U rt llouac in hnnford, Florida, on A S K Y O U R GROCER n K K (* of HW ia Kec. 24. Tp. 20 S, It. 29 F„ run S 330 ft W 100 ft N l thA FDot Morntny io Aufilial, till!), I,rlr,r 330 ft E 100 tl less N K W j j hf SU.** Sec. 26, Tp. 20 S. It. 29 K. ,'fh. 4ft day of aaid month, N* thru and then 30 ft AV tnifV anawrr to the hill Lemont,*Mr* _ 2,80 or complaint I \ air in fi'id afialn*t you. and thrrrln fail not Reg 1396 ft S of N W cor 31 19 31 1 , |T*« .kid hill will he lakrn aa copfraaed aga i 'lit ■* i i ui* is t> 'iio ii i p f you followed hy final derprr. lint* 8 25 ft W alurif »» m r 47 ft W 375 ft tp A. ( ' I. I t ia furl Hy Ui> *long « i(n r to *er ' i ' t r f e » d lh a l thia nwtlre he puldlahrd j Sanford avr N ti» h«*i , ' i l l Hrfclaril Herald, a newaGinn, W. A ____ paper pubP 49.00 Do not allow Ihs Hrc 18.75 ch 8 *>f W * y milr atti'v* ir; Seminole county. Florida, on# each Isons of undigested po*t .11 19 31 *•*>. for 4 rnnaerullve wrek*. T H Al run .S 1.25 rh K t«» Grant >d to accumulate in f U k R T ' K S C L A I M I N G AN I N T E IIE H 7 Mop N 25 ft K alnnr Gr^nt your bowels, where they ( K T H E I’ R t l l ' K I l T Y H E R E I N It K L O W llti#* to point E of h i k W l l E S t M t l R E D Under Joseph liarrjn and are absorbed Into your t« Mi-if • Unknown —_ .70 W m . U Andcnreld. or other wise. I t to Lot J’ and thr* 8 20 ft of Lot H system. IndicesUon, con­ k & t mad( In appear hy a sworn hill of compl in J. O, Frir^i 8 u b 'I ) | v stipation, headache, bad h avr amt filed tiqyein against you that you rrrordrd in Flat I^nok 2 Fertilize citrus trees NO W for development of blood, and numerous nr Halm to have some interest in the F a f r 8 Srmtnnlr C ounty alM ti descrihrd tand* in Semlntde county, Ilvcctrdi 31 19 31 other troubles are bound Wilton^ J m f ___ 3V>0 fruit and' growth of tree. The size of next year's Lot II lr#i 8 20 ft nf J. O. Frivat dm ’ ru-wit to follow. Keep your Sub Div recordrd in Flat i n ' 1 West half ( W J v ) of the Southwc*t system clean, as thous­ crop depends in a great measure on the growth hook 2 viage 8 8 eminnlv a rtff ( S W J , ) of Section 29, T own iklp 19 County H r c o r d i . . . , . 31 19 31 ands of others do, by Whitaker. A. C ......... 14.00 B it. *R/>r»>* 31 Ea*t, lc*a und except the ______uL woudc-inauh. thia -summer,---------------N K Lot A J. O. FH m Suhi J--------A***-half eW-H)'r*l the-Went hmH-TWkyt-wF lli v r*f«r ded FUt Hook. bn Houthwntt quarter i S W l f ) of lh « South. Don't lessen your profits of this year and next !! Irakr S Kpmrndl^ it»un* W e 4 r q u « r t * f (S W ' * ) uf Section 29, T p wni y lUcordi. . . . . . .11 19 31 Townsend, Gro. N . . . 3S.00 athju 19 South. Range 31 L - .. . by neglecting to fertilise now! We offer any anal­ 19 30 8 W K of N E « dae. .74?* t e n < more or lea*. ; T hat part of N E i t nf 'Y o u arc Ihercfore hereby r om raa jiidi o'.[u ysis. S W *4 lying E of Mrl* Ttqdlrvd to he and appear before * it lonvillr aVf Ira# S 81^ Glrcnit Court al the Court liourc in sat.- | All the Potash You Want r)ti and N W ! j of H E 1* ford, Florida, on the First M on da y In S e j - ' « cha E and W by avid lrother, 1919.’ being the fir*t da < *l * 89% tha N and S in SW month, then and there to make » r - » . ' r floto «#r--------------- -------f la v e m ryrr, Alice A._____28.00 the bill oi eomplaint filrd herein figaivtt yau, i H*g at SW ror N W G nI H E ‘ 4 31 19 31 and therein fail not »De anld hill wiii he run B 6 ch N 89, ch W taken as ronfeaard against you, tu Mcllonvillr ave . 8 towed hy final drrrec. - * along Rim# to point W • Manufacturers Ideal Fertilisers I t la further ordered that thi* notice he of Iif | E to brg ________ . Ilohlayer, F r e d . . , . ______ "28.00 Dealers In Spray l’ umps and Insecticides. published mice earh wrek for twelve week* In Erg at S W cor Hlk H MillnnIhe Sanlurd Herald, a fiewipaprt puliliihed J A C K S O N V IL L E ,.................... i - : ......................... ‘ villa run W 105 ft N 2D2 Mrs. W. F. Pickle, o in Seminole county, Flo ri 'i u ft- E 105 ft S 292 ft lo R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch Rising Fawn.Oa., write brg Done and ordered thi* the 6lh day nf Repp. J. W 28.00 W D6 Ikn of Ilru 9,32 rh» W id "\Ve have used Tlie June, 1919 HE ror Lol I 10 19 31 (sealt K. A. DOUGLASS, lord's Ulack-Draught run N 22 00 rh* to' l.akr Clerk Cirruil Court Seminole Co., Fla. fl family medicine! Monro#* W tJnng I ak# l l « fty V. E. Dougia**, l>. C. rh 62 I k* S ' 22.1t chi E ‘ mothenifi-law coul Dickinson 4c Dickinson, Mr 1l -t»7 rh to hrg take calomel as Use retera, I I . ______ ' ____ JI.20 Solicitor* for Complainants. J not B tg at SK cor of lent I of M -iiu ------------ — v:----------- trongforher, Hdden'a Heal F.*Ut# Go a Add run N F I y alonv Black-Drau so th e N O T I C E O F M A S T E R ’ S HALE * K aide of aaid Add and mild laxative ai /h ta sa Notice I* hereby given that under and by alone Ely aide of E. It. virtue of a final decree rendered on the 14ln lor. . . \V ia-liver Tralford'e' Map of Han­ day nl May , A. D, 1919, by the Honorable ford to the E line. Tier tte family ar e use tt t\ James W, Parkins, Judge of the Seventh II, thenre S to Hanford s the bestm id b e lte v a Judicial Circuit Court o f Florida, in Chan­ Grant llna S 25 ft W cery. tn a certain cau** whVreln th* C ity of ! liver made itficincfor alone Grant line to Ft Hanford la complainant, and I... I . L a n d tm d«eaxt of bw% W to b e f. . . .. / 3|wlst on th' .*• Try it U n k n o w n .______ fastur frndant, I. the undersigned Special 1.40 ^Tnedford'a. jjjeiiulne-— 111, on klonda^, 7lh day ofi 'Julji _____ y, ttha h* T in u ay o J u ly . 1*10. Tha fptecoini deaeribed property may ba redeemed at anv K m . t,-ro,. In front of tha Court Ifaua* door in Sanford. Fertlflrd •R e. 2ac a, pack­ t l p .r « nt 'per 'anou°L eoU" “ W CMt *>» •dv.rtUJn, and i o t . r « t . » , f . rate of during tha legal hoora ot able, offer R orlda, s' c-75 r tale and aril to the htgh*4l bidder for eanh tvei, JAS. c. ROBERTA, tha following deacribed lands, to-wit: Lola I I City Clerk * CoU.tUr and 12 of Block 4 of Tiur 1 of Sanford, Flor­ ida, according l o E. R. Trafford'a map, aubjact, however, to a n y - p a v i n g Ban, 4tde LEGAL ADVERTISING t' H ENR Y M c L A U L IN JEWELER DR. E.S. HOFFMAN WhentoorSpringBreaks put on Try The Want Column B. & 0. MOTOR CO. M AXW ELL H O U SE COFFEE Well Summer Fertilizing G 31 Thedford’s Black-Draugl>' j WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. ’’ . '' ' A * a � 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 27, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 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>, June 27, 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/3d3e646d2a02caf252b0978692d1109a.pdf 1825fce5130cfc75c0a372a0e42623e2 PDF Text Text I % . 1 r • -«■ I •'*' ~r/ .•**1 •■ *>. . iv.«sv);?w M T O* *«1*. SAN FO RD WOMEN VOTE IN FLORIDA STATE RA TIFIC A TIO N NEVER M ADE DDT S IS T E R S HAVE 'J LOCAL S U F F R A G E IN SO M E PLACES ‘ . . While th e national w om an suf­ frage question is coming in for so much .discussion and general en­ lightenment* of the public upon its accom plishm ents to d a te , a few minutes m ight be spared to glimpse the pass and present accomplisha, ments in th e way of m unicipal suf-fruge. M aryland women seem to have had a s u b s ta n tia l hand in stnrti^g that ball on its way. T h e Maryland legislature of 1900 g ra n te d to the tuxpaying women of Annapolis .Che charter rights of w om an's suffrage. Florida followed suit in 1915. when equal municipal suffrage was granted in Fellsmere, St. Lucie co u n ty . Two years later th e same right was given in several oth er 'c h a rte r towns of Florida Auruntiu ami Cocoa, in Rrevard c o u n ty ; Delray and West Palm Reach, in Palm Ileach coun­ ty; Moore H aven, in P e S o to county; DcLund and Orange City in Volusia county} Florence Villa in Polk coun­ ty; and C learw ater in Pinellas coun­ ty. Then, in April of this year. Gov. C atts signed th e Orlando wom an suf­ frage cha rter which gave municipal suffrage to th e women of Orlando, in Orange county. Women taxpayers by virtue of their large n um ber in Way crons, <iu, received a grant of suffrage in. white primaries, in 1917. This followed presentation of a resolution by the Way-cross city council to th e repre­ sentatives from Ware co u n ty , of which W aycross is county seat. The ■qy dem ocratic-executive com m ittee j f A tlanta, (la., granted w hite wom­ en the right to vote at white pri­ maries May 1919. Another s o u th ern state has :»• place lu-.. I.ookmit M ountain, T e n n . re­ it \<i| mono i|*»l -nlTriig*- for women l.\ a hill signed m Apro. 19! T. bv ih .i I'hotnai i Kyi1‘iie germ of this bill was t ne open w i s h of the women th e re to nave a w om an mem­ ber of th e school board. This orought a b o u t finally the l»n.t wonir i - ,:ir. gi inn ever brought up to a Ohio stages a variation. In three hoiAc rule cities. Columbus, Lake-’ wood and Easr Cleveland municipal suffrage for w om /n was gained by refe ea d u m to th e voters ut m e polls iosl-ud of by the legislature. Under the n -w s ta te constitution these citi-s can m ake their own charter*.* Won’t Cio On Ships . Norfolk. Vu., July 2. If th e I. W. W. has not fastened its clutches on the men who follow the sea- for. n liv­ ing. then it is q brand of Rolsbevistn th a t th reatens to tie up th e nation's shipping, declifrcd Col.-Jt. If. Paildison, United S ta te s Shipping Comtnissioner to d a y , referring to condi­ tions at this port. " T h ere ap p e ars to be a concern'd movement on foot to tie up ull ship­ ping and the situation hus become intolerable. 1 . h a v e 'a b o u t decided th a t the only recourse t h a t we have is to call on rite D epartm en t of Jus­ tice to make a thorough investiga­ tion. If Bolshevism is m aking such headway in this country t h a t it can tie up commerce on the high seas, it is pretty near time we kn e* some­ thing about it." ■ . NUMBER 60 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY 4. IDI9 power should scn d ire p re s e n ta tiv e s to London to dlsFuss m eans to av e rt complications. On J u ly 28 G erm any and Austria refused G re y ’s offer, and the sam e day Austria declared wnr on Serbia and the following day* her gan to b o m b ard Belgrade. Two days later G erm any declared war on Russia, and the war was .on,White th e event of five years ago was a pre te x t for the C e n tra l powers to wage war 5t has since been proved th a t the Hohenzollerns a n d Hupsburgs while not re ad y f o r ' war in every d e p a rtm e n t would h av e won the w a r-if th e y , had played i t - f a i r and square. Instead th ey tried to i m ake up for their incom pleteness by cruelty, in h u m a n ity nnd viciousness. They blundered consistently in their foul, u n w a rran te d a tta c k s upon the little nutions and civiliaztion, and first drew G reat Britain in, later Italy and finally America. The Anglo-Saxon race, the E nglish speak­ ing race, tu rn ed th e tide of wur nnd defeated tin; Hups. Hud G erm any and Austrin played th e gam e accord­ ing to rules of was Belgium would not have been violated a n d Great Britain might h a v tfs ta y e d o u t of the war long enough to h av e enabled the C entral Powers to dispose of France and Russia. T h en th e war gods of llu n la n d could haVe rested on their victories, finished th e work of equipping arm y and n avy, and perfecting the diubolical instru m en ts of war, and in u few years turned upon the world and sub jecte d it to H erm unia’s beastly ideals of_ kplture. and for the past few years the prop­ e r ty has not been occupied. There are two line building lota in th e property with an east frontage on Park avenue of 100 feet and ru n ­ ning west 117 feet and will give the M asons plenty of room for a fine building and space around the build­ in g .' The C h a p te r and the Order of E a s te rn Star will a s s is t.the Masonic lodge and it is understood th at in th e near future a line _ two story building will be erected on the lots. In fact the p r o p e rty was purchased for th e purpose of providing a home a n d lodge room for Sanford Masons and the site for the new building is ideal. The p roperty a b u ts on the b u lkhead Inkc front and is two blocks from First .street and is well s itu a te d for a Masonic home. To Control food Price Rerlin, July 2. — Under an agree­ m ent with the railroad strikers, the governm ent proposes a reduction in th e price of foreign, especially Amer­ ican food 4 totalling 1,500,000,000 m arks, to be distributed and charged to th e empire in free states and com­ m unities. H a l f . a pound of American Hour now costs 2 marks, 20 to 50- pfen­ nings, and in future will cost from 80 to 85 pfennings.. A q u a rte r of a p o u n d of rice which now costs 3 m arks will be reduced to 2. Cere­ als will be lowered from 2 marks. 20 pfennings to 1 mark, 10 pfennings, an d 1 mark. 30 pfennings. The price of foreign meats will lie cut down from 11 m arks to 4 marks, *55 pfenning- per pound. American b a ­ con. a quarter pound of which now costs from 7 to S marks, will be re­ duced to 4 marks and 4 marks, 50 pfennings. ifty grammes of foreign fats, the pr ce id which is from 0 to 7 m arks, 50 pfennings, potatoes also will be cheaper under the new sys­ tem. T h e New C igar Factory S a n fo rd ’s new cigar factory inis a n advertisem ent in this issue re­ garding their new brands that are now on the m nrket and are proving good sellers. T h e brands are P at's Peg. Some Brush- a n d T a m p a Trail, t e l a tte r being their prize winner As their ad relates the factory is owned -and operated by Pal and Winter-* and Srhelle and Louie Mil li r and I heir Sanford friendLook fur th e popular brands and -moke t ne cigars that are made in your own hom e tow li. * T h e new factory is located in the Itishop. block and the boys are aft way’s glud to see you and to show you over the plure. ■ . , -■ , - i,| *1 enne*"<ee t o be r a t l n e d . . ,n - t | -e^ld-ntial suffrage, municipal suffrage for woin^j en has been grunted by t h e legicla suffrage, m unicipal suffrage fur wopiture of N o rth Dakota, Illinois, and Nebraska. T h e legislator!Ver­ mont granted it to the women of the s tate two years before it granted Ahetp presidential suffrage. In that Ft ate women are voting at municipal elections in nil .ncorporated towns. HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOI.VMK X First Hale Brin gs S I . 1100 H ouston, Tex.. July 1 One th o u ­ sand dollars wa- paid fur tin first |,ill,, of 1919 Texas cotton, here y cs te rd a y . when it was sold ut auction on th e cotton exchange.' The lialc weighed 471 pounds and w as sold at $2.12 a pound to N. I). N ainan of H ouston. It was grown by Salvador C a rd e n a s in Fidulgo county. Mrs. C. II. Dlngqtf of Jacksonville is in th e city this w-ie't. the guest of „ T h e many, friends Mrs_ R. ^J. Holly. of Mrs. Dingee are glad to -s e e her again. m ade in the program to expedite th* It is more th a n a coincidence tha* Peace at last! signing, two additional tables being defeated and humbled G erm anyS aturday afternoon the news was lla-hed lo the Herald office and a placed beside The one within the from a military stan d p o in t nt leastbulletin was imenidiately posted a n ­ historical hull on which the tre a ty should sign th e terms of pence on or nouncing the event, one of the great­ wns laid, and one held th e Rhine very close to the fifth ann iv ersary of est in the history of tlie* world war. convention, the other th e protocol the event at Sarajevo which to all The people here were prepared for containing tin- changes and in terp re­ practical purposes was the 'starting the news Ulid there-w ere no dellton- tations of the treutv, all these had to point . of (hi- Hohenzollerns and llnpshurgian dream s of world em ­ rtrntions made after tile news was I be signeij by each plenipotentiary. pire. received and business was resumed Hours before* the time set for t li*us Usual. The actual facts of tin ­ ceremony, a seemingly endless C h a n g e In Fertilizer P r ic e s signing are told in th e following des­ stream of automobiles began moving T h e ' D e p a r t m e n t / of Agriculture patch ; up the cannon lines bill, past the Premier Clemeneeau put the di­ Arch of T rium ph, currying delegates has furnished to C ounty Agent C. M rect * question to the Hermans, and the offlriul guests to th e cere­ Ilerry n list of the m axim um f. o. b. prices at which principal grades of whether or not they were (wfiling to mony. sign ■ and executo loyally all tinT he thoroughfare was k ept clear mixed fc Jlizcrs can be obtain ed in terms. The other delegates did not by th e pickets, dragoons and m o u n t­ .‘10 ton lots at all south A tlantic and gulf ports. Mr. Berry has th e list of arise when tin- H erm ans entered the ed gendartqes. ull the fertilizer* and the farm ers are liull. At 3:41 tin* cannon begun to T he events of the past five years I requested to call on him nnd get the boom announcing th e completion of are summed up brietlx as follows I prices For instance, the formula the ceremolix The signatures had Five \ i ar- a g o Ar> hduke Francis 1 used here so much is Ammonia 4 per i,ut, linwi \, r; a- .i ttiit11• r "I f.n t then linen i otnpleli’d for at that F erdinand and In- wifi- the Duchess ! cent. Phosphoric Acid 7 per cent, This mixture time the smaller notions were sf.ll of Holo-nhurg were ussnssinuted by Potash 11 per cent. signing in alphabetical order. T he alleged I'un-Serhiuii fanatics at S ara­ according to th e governm ent report proceedings formally closed at 3 :4li jevo. 'T h a t wns the. incident \vhi«*lt wifi sell for $44.75 per ton a t Tqm pn o ’clock. , The protocol was signed gave the Hohenzollerns and - Haps- or Jacksonville in 110 ton lots. For by all who signed th e treaty, but hurgs a pretext for war, and led the casli 5 -per cent off would bring the the. Rhine agreement was signed by kaiser to exclaim: "Now we shall see price at about $45 per ton delivered However, racial here. These prices have been com­ the Hermans. American-. Belgians. what an army i s " and political differences had made piled after a canvas* of every state British and French pirnipotenfiane4 Europe and especially the B alkans a in the union and a com parison of As Premier t 'lemen -eau. President „f t iiiil*-r ready f light • prices <■( fcrtili rr uod tin- farmers (.• irgt mg \\ d and Premier Li* Tt.c»e differences f o c u s -d s h o u l d know tins fact u u d lie gov­ emerged from the |>uhi-e the gre.il themselves m tl.e Austrian Serbian erned accordingly. See Mr. Berry crowds gathered outside, swept the s itu atio n which hurst into (lame at for further particulars. cordon --I guards aside and cheering the assassination. In everything madly the three slatentsen wen thut Austria dem an d e d she wus Will Control W heat swept along by t h e surging thou-.i, hacked by- G erm any. On July. 23 Chicago, Ju ly 2 . —Julius Barnes, . sands. Many soldiers broke ranks A ustria presented her u ltim a tu m to American w heat director who will uml 'joined in the dem onstration. Serbia. Two days later Serbia re­ have direct control, over exp o rta tio n The Germans left th e hall first, plied, and the next day th e Big and im portation of wheat a n d Hour the allied delegates remaining in Bully, Germ ahy, ordered th e other beginning tom orrow , ann o u n c ed to­ jh eir seats. Those assembled in the n ations to keep their hands off Aus­ day th a t properly executed licenses liull Chen went into th e terrace to tria who was determ ined to chastise already issued by the w ar trade the little country. T h e sam e day Sir hoard would have fhe^ sam e force j see th e fountains playing. At th e last m inute u change was E dw ard Grey suggested th a t each and effect as if issued by him. * WAR TIME PROHIBITION EFFECTIVE N E W LAW WILL BE E N F O R C E D EVEN IN T H E L A R G E S T C I­ T IE S BY G O V E R N M E N T ..O F F I­ CIALS W ashington, Ju ly 3 . —W a rtim e prohibition, effective a t m idnight M ondny will he s trictly enforced so fur ps the present m achinery' of t h e internal revenue b u re a u can fune- . lion a t th a t time. I t was said ut t h e d e p a rtm e n t offices to d ay - t h a t in­ tentional violation of th e law in New York and other cities would lie s to p ­ ped by d e p a rtm e n t ugents. W hether the. force can break u p any secret traffic t h a t rem ains will he decided only by tim e b u t officials said th e increased app ro p riatio n asked for general law enforcem ent would per­ mit of a considerable enlargem ent of the d e p a rtm e n t’* force. Beer containing per cent of al­ cohol is regarded by d e p a rtm e n t of justice officials as intoxicating and persons who u n d erta k e its sale will be arrested it is said. S uit has been brought in Baltim ore to have the courrs determ ine w hether such is in­ toxicating with t h e definition of the law hut before final ju d g m e n t is en-tered congress wifi have specifically fixed in the enforcem ent law t h e am ount of alcohol which beverages may contain. • in (hi- opinion of the d e p a r tm e n t of jo-lice officials and congressm en, wartim e prohibition .laws wifi have beer enforced when the c o n s titu tio n ­ al am endm ent becomes effective pro­ hibiting the shipm ent of beer into territory where its m an u fa ctu re and sale is forbidden by Jocal law. In ­ formation has .reached the d e p a rt­ ment t h a t m any persons • living in " d ry te rrito ry " have stored q u a n ti­ ties u» iiquor in " w e t cities" with a view u transporting it a fte r today, but enforcement of tn c Reed a m e n d ­ ment niff in no wise he relaxed. PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION • * , « * , 'a: .• , -•. _• xw m ‘1 A n *n m T h e New T ax Law T h e irlirh* in this puper on the new tux law th a t provides for the redem ption and -sale of tax certifi­ er tea held by th e state* of Florida may have been misleading in regard ty the tim*. T he law is in operatio n now so far as redem p ions are con­ cerned giving th e owners or agents until J a n u a r y first before certificates cun lie sold. Section 7 says; T h t none o ’ th • provisions of this act shall go into effect or be­ come operative, in so far as relates to the sale of tux certificates, u n t i t Junu u ry 1. 19120, th ere b y giving the* owner or age n t or re p re s e n ta tiv e of the owner, or oth er person acting for the owner, the privilege of redeem ing his land under t is uct, u p to and in eluding D ecem ber 31, 1-919, w i t h o u t any personrhnving th e right to p u r­ chase the same! *. • Brotherhood Class of the First Methodist Church Has Arrang— ed the Following Program to Welcome Home the Returned Soldiers and Sailors. . T h e B rotherhood Class of the M ethodist church will give a welcome Invocation by Rev. M. II. Massey to th e returning soldiers and sailors next S u nday night nt 8:30. Seta- m n g Out, Sweet Bells of P e a c e — 1 Rom a inole e p u n ty has not welcomed the boys hom e as yet and th e Brotherhood * S crip tu re .Lesson by Rev. H. D. Brownlee Clnss will lie the first.to show the hoys an appreciation of the great-work perform ed by them over here' and over there. ** * * • . A Soldier's T a lis m a n —O b e rih u r E very b o d y is cordially invited to a tte n d the meeting and it is hoped " elcomlng Home ( timing by S u p t. H aynes a great outpouring" of the people of this co unty will he present to greet Fhe Marseillaise and S ta r Spangled B apner the hoys. All the soldiers and sailors are re quested to come to the meet- ’ Introduc tion ut Hon E. A. Douglass, Vice President f i d the Wesley ing in their uniforms ^ Brotherhood Class by Supt. Haynes All patriotic spirits will aim to he present ut* the Big Welcoming T ru e -H ea rted ; W hole-H earted, H ym n 420 (Let every b o d y ' T e a l o u t the E ven t for which elaborate preparation is lieing made, as heretofore a n ­ w atchw ord")nounced in this paper. T h e B rotherhood has the arrangem ents fn hand, MASONS* BUY P R O P E R T Y Aildress by Rev. C. DeW.* Brower —S ubject,^P a trio tis m nnd M r. E. T. Woodruff hns been requested .to take charge of the music. T h e Sword of Hunker H ill—C overt .. • ‘ . P u rrh a se P a rra m o re Lots and Will T he evening p ro m is e s ‘ inspiration, enjoym ent and p atrio tic as . well as S ho rt Addresses by the hoys who have been on th e othet 1 side: Build Fine liutnu . ^spiritual uplift, such as i s 'o n ly on rure occasions afforded the people'of Prof. J. C. Hutchison,®Jr. • our c o m m u n i t y . . Below is n brief an nouncem ent and list of the good Snnfhrd "lo d g e of Masons have . Oliver Murrell things t h a t may he expected: • * ’ . ju st closed deal for the Parranxorc Herm an Steele • U nion meeting a t the First M ethodist church of Sanford, Fia., Sun­ property located on Park av e n u e op; Hon.’U ’ . J. Holly * * . ’ { . posite tl c new court houtfe.. For day evening, Jply (itIj , at 8:30 p. m.: .Fred Corey W ight • . many years this property was used W e lc o m e :,By the C hurches nnd Sunday Schools of Snpford to the . » Worlfiington B lack m an • ’ •. returning hoys'. Order of Exercises— . for livery s tab le purposes h u t -the B a ttle H ym n of th e R epublic— Verse# 1, 2 and 3. (All unite in a G ra n d ..c o n in g . * - - ni. !e forced t l .e ’ A m erica- llymti 720, Verses I,. 2 and 4 (E verybody wake the echcci . 1 Final.* of "G lo ry , H a lle lu ja h " ) ^liacj:it.i^ .-i.ie of tne staule business * with .Patriotism ) • ' . ' Benediction by P astor. * ’ * • • . II- . ■■* ‘ THE — •' • S ta te T axes H igher T h e s ta te millage for th e y ea r has o o v er on in crease over 191ti of 100 c e n t. ' feve’ rev enuc, divided a.*t follows: General revenue, 5 mills; atate mills; s ta te hoard of h ea lth , mill; s ta te road, 2 -mills: Btnte prison, 3-8 mills. Last year th e millage was 8, while* in 191(1 it was 6 1.,. T h e v a lu a tio n t*i th e s ta te last y ear was $ 535 ,ODO'QOQ. T his y e a r it is likely to b e aearer $370,000,000. T w elve mills o n th a t valuation will raise $4,440,000. Three years ago the v aluation wats about $310,000,000. A 6 «$ mill l e v y ’ on th a t produced $2,015,000. T h e big item of new taxes is in the federal aid for good roads. T w o mills, and in th e ntatv prison fu n d . 3-8 of a mill, p a r t of which is du e t o the facr t h a t th e tu r p e n t i n e o p e rators are no longer using th e co n ­ victs. T h e pension t a x la also a little higher th a n last year. C hau n ce y Wilson has escaped ftp m Orlando, where he was held in c a p ­ tiv ity by th e B u t t T ire Oo.; and h e will- be with t h e S anford Cycle Co.» where he will have charge of the* vulcanizing d e p a r t m e n t C h a u n t e y ’n m any friends an* glad “to _ fi * h i m back in a real city again. '"m ' ‘ I * •: • • �- y -_-tj— ’% •* ; U?.. • . • • ~r •- M JUNE 2T, 19)9 •*■i on rnpitnl to nttrnc t (lie $750,000,000 to $1,000,000.000 of new rnpitnl need­ ed every y e n r for tlic expansion of rail­ road facilities. llmv the S uites voted In thr^natlonnl poll of e d ito rs on the question, of tlie re tu rn of the railroads to p riv a te m anagem ent is shown hy the following rhnrt. Timt the rullrond question Is n non p a rtisa n Issue Is pluin from u study of the tnlile: * .'fj I > ’ . I Im B 1□ \4'M w • -- I RAILWAY RATES TO BE ADVANCED *1 HI E -S S H ■ f '.v r V Public Treasury Will Be Relieved of Burden of Meeting Deficits . in Earnings. EDITO RS’ POLL IN CONGRESS. __ Heavy Vote for Return of Roads Arouses Interest at the Na­ tional Capital; v. MVOOING RETURN Of ROADS TO OWNE RS OPPOMN& RtTURN Of DOOS TO OWNERS DOUBtfUl OR MllED TO RtPlY KHAUR 'c o n n . |t e n n . FLORIDA WTO. IO W A N.Y. D EL. M A SS. N.JER. SCAR. IN D . M IC H . TEXAS GA. OREGON W.VA. N.CAR. i UTAH VERMONT NEVADA O H IO VA. ALA. PENN. Wnshliityon.-—T he nnthuinl poll on the rnllroud question hy lltHHi new s­ WASH. p a p e r editors throughout the country KY. litis n roused great Interest ut the tmMAINE tloiiirt rnpitnl,. With S3 p e r rent, of the editors giving It ns th e ir Impartial M ISS. dplnloti that the piddle fnvors mi early MONT re tu r n of the rallrond* to llie'r own­ ILL. ers and only II per rent, favoring Gove m in e n t ownership or operation, the KAN. Itieinhors of tV ngress of Imth | m»111Missouri lent parties propose to provl.le speed­ ily for the legislation to m u le It pos­ s. DAK. MINN. sible to restore the roads to prlvntr tuaniigeiiieiit before the end of the OKA. v \Z . U jV H W Vk!±: yenr. In Congress there Is n general agree­ ment Hint the following step* will h a v e to he taken before the roads lire re tu rn e d to their owners : • 1. An advance In rales to meet the greatly Inerenied' cost of labor and m aterials In order that the I’uldle T re a su ry may be relieved of the bur den of meeting monthly detl- ts ntnl the roads miole selfe-upporting The lU reetor lieuerul of Itailronds states Unit the Increase In rates thus far l« about -.*> p«;r eent ns eolupnred with mi Increase in operating costs of from 50 to 1*0 per eent. 2 (Jrenter natlonnllrntlon of ptihilr control of trniisportntlon—n single public control In the F ederal Govern­ ment In place of 41* m asters In th e dif­ ferent State*, with conflicting Inws and regulations. 3. Legalization of consolidations nnd common use of I m-s nnd facilities w henever In the public Inti-rest. 4 A^M)ranee tlirough an net of Con­ gress (lint In the future the Govern­ ment will approve of rates fur freight mid passengers tha t will not only ba fulr to the public, bpt fa ll to tho roads,*] mid Mint will yield n Rutllelent Income B 1 * H ATLANTIC HOTEL Hay and Hogan Sts. J At K S O N Y II.l t*. FI. K. All railroad ticket offices in building. Center of e v e ry ­ thing. All modern im p ro v e­ m ents. Finn class in every way. Hot and cold ru n n in g w a te r in rooms.. Rales. SI.00 Up. Room and bath $1.50 up • I Ei * * E. FRANK. PEARCE. Prop. l We have a ribbotr for your typewriter BLACK. BLUE. PURPLE or any of the above with red HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Ofllre Supply Dept. Sanford. Florida Phone IIS ■'sa jganimiiiuixxxiiininiiiiix^iimiiiiiiiB^xniiiiiiHiiwaiiiniiiiiiiixseciiiiiiiiini^t DADDTcSCVCNINGi FAIRY TALE TH E DOCTOR ___ - __ a.__ L. >__ U » 6y M ary G raham B onner \j%j KEEPER. "T h e mdninls In the zoo were m ik ­ ing," commenced I Middy, "and they Were m iking of the ir adventure* before they came to the zoo. ".Many of them had come from for­ eign Imids, though a good ninny too hail been horn right In the zoo. T hose who had b e e n 'h o r n In fu rilg n land*, and In fa r off plncea, nnd n e a r dis­ ta n t rivers w e r e 't a l k i n g of tlielr a d ­ ventures while the ones who h a d been horn In the zoo only* talked of zoo h a p ­ penings. "Then, nfler awhile, nfle r they had tnlked of.Adventures, Je rry , the Itocky m ountain goat, n g re a t r r e n tu r c of the zoo—so he considered hltuself nt nny rate, spoke, nnd sa id : "A nim als of the zoo! 'A tte n tio n ple a se ! 1 have great news "to tell you. It w as an a d v e n tu re hut It wu* more Ilian an adventure." "All 4he anim als looked a t each oilier, shook tlielr heads nnd said, 'It w a s nn adventure, and yet It w as more th a n nn a d venture. It wn* something very wonderful, we're, sure.' " 'W nuldst have ine. tell It thee?' usked Je rry ,. t £ When e, “T h e milninTs' once more wagged tlielr heads nnd snld to each other, ‘It f t , . .k d X y il •••- w n " I Sw allo w e d a Base ball." ’• m s NEB. CAL.’ LA ARI. N.MEX. W I5 COL. must he very line If he ta lks In this way.' ' J e r r y overheard them nnd said. ‘You are right, friends. It Is very flue.' ' F /A /l “ 'Tell It to u*.‘ roared the aulmnli. “ 'At once, fellow milmala of the zoo,' «nld Jerry. "Ami clearing Ills U „ ,) ,-ough mg twice In a must peculiar way he said. 'It Is more than nn adventure MD. ulie’ll one Is 111. It is more, a great deal more. And It Is unirs because It P I. Is worse to tie 111 than ra h a r e an ad ID A . venture Having hii adventure Is some­ ARK. times da ngerous hut It Is usually great fun. JN-DAK " it e l n g III Is often dangerous and 10T/^L It Is never fun.' • t o ,. i L " J e r r y paused, mid c u e of the lions from hb> cage roared out. i had u A N a r r o w Escape. cold once, hut no one though It was "I met In Sw itzerland the girl w h o | I„ fact everyone thought It a f te r w a r d s becnme my wife, nnd p r o ­ was my own na tu ra l voice.' posed to her •-it the verge of a c hasm ." •' 'Well.' said Jerry 'It Isn’t always "ti.H-d heav e n * ' *u|-p.-*e she had dangerous to he III. toil ni) Illness was thrown win over?" dangerous mid magnificent.' " 'How could It have been m a g ­ Opposite Proceedings. nificent If It w asn't fun?' askf-d a n ­ " T h e re Is one very queer th in g other one of the animals. Mils." " 'A h .' said Je rry , 'you do not u n d e r­ W hat Is th a t? " stand. It was mngnlflcent because It "T h e more shy contract* them, tfie was so tdg nnd so hi iusiiu ) and so In­ more they expand." teresting.' “ 'How In the world could nn Illness A n Econom ist. be big?' asked some of the oilier nnl“t’n. what l« nn economist?“ inn Is "An economist, my buy. t* a n n n '" M in e wus sunt Jerry proudly. who »*-11-* what von Mc-tlld have <Vn* " 'Tell us about It,' U*e animals \» IHi your money a f te r y**u have done • begged. fom ethlng else w ith It." " '.My Illness was a baseball.' " 'A n d what tu the world, pray tell. Is that?* nsked a zebu n e a r by. T h e Result. ‘“ It Is different from most Illnesses "1 had n friend who went hunting —to have the baseball,' said Jerry. 'It'» for a peach of a wife." not common like cohts nnd uches and "W'hat happened?" troublq with* tha teeth. It's an Illness “ H e picked n lemon." seldom h a d —It's one th a t n. superior c re a tu re like myself would have. Serious. " ‘You see I swallowed a baseball “P a ’s sick." • once and It got stuck fn my throat. Ho “Anything serious?" "You tmt. W henever anything’s th e i I had the baseball Illness. See?' “All the anim als nodded their heads. m atter with pn It's alw ays serious." " 'Hut I didn't think It was m ag­ nificent until the baseball wn§ re­ Of Course. moved, a n d who do you think took that “1 suppose ttiere were times In my horrid baseball out of my th ro a t? life when I dtil need a g«H*d dressing." ” ‘I will tell you myself to save you "1’m bnbly they were your salad all the trouble of guessing. The good days." keeiH»r took It out. Y'es. he found me In gryn^ pain. one night, many y e s r t N aturally. "Tiie vessel yonder bught to be Ago. T he zoo doctor was not around Just then, b u t our keeper was n e a r by c a l l / l the Poodle." —and lie hoard my moaning nnd ray •Avhy soT' .gr*inulng. » —-----__ "lbicaililf..lt la a-rVreneh- b a r k ." ----" 'H e got everything ready and he gave me som ething soothing to stop my pain until th e baseball was out. So I have alwny* called the kee|K*r my doctor kee p e r from th a t night to tills . dpy. And now thnt It Is all over, now th a t I h a v e - f o r g o tte n nbout^ th e . way It l i u r t I can boast of having had an Interesting Illness—the baseball 111- I* m o re th a n a .tra d e n a m e It means flour which has a sci­ entific baking efficiency and an inestimable food value. WIGHT GROCERY CO., Sanford, Fla. //////////, \\\\\\\\\\ - .- an A'- IHE effect is almost un­ canny. It reminds one of “The Unknown Pur­ . pie,’’ 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 pur­ ple ray. . . ' -• - O K n f l u !' • / . ., w Self Rising Flour # 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 NEW EDISON " The Phonograph with a Soul" . As a matter of fact it is utterly impossi­ ble to distinguish the voice of the liv­ ing artist from this marvelous instru­ ment’s Re-Creation of it. More than 2000 tone tests in which the artist sang in direct comparison with the instru­ ment have proved this assertion. More than 2,000,000 people have attended these tests and not one has been 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 New Edison arc not too strong. -v P i a n o P. l a ye r s , P i a n o s , Mu s i c Rolls and • " ' I wns going to tell you of how my toenails grew quite cro<>ki-d and had to be fixed.' snjd the lion, fliut nfte r having the baseball llluos* noth­ ing el«e 1* w orth m e n tio n in g ' "'N o th in g .' ngreed J e r r y proudly, 'but the good di*ctor keeper.' " E ffo rt H a s Ita Valu a. H oxrtver good th e thing you, gain, th e effort of securing It ha s Its value. T o w ork f o r som ething la not strength th ro w n aw ay. T h a t which coma* to n s w ithout try in g profits us little, b u t honest effort, put f o rth for any hon­ est end. pays large Interest.—Glrt’a Compsnlop. . PIANO J O RLANDO , FLO R ID A 33 E. Central A ve. - ' . Telephone 931 « • ^ « I �* ■* » * ri* • it Vt ■' . pace ' *"' •1' - - • ' •-* • L' TH E SANFORD HERALD tw o C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS-EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD W EST GENEVA AVENUE We arr still having rain but it is good -on the p otato crops. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse T hom pson are going to move on his' brother J ac k 's place next m onth and we are all glad to have them in our little settlem ent. Mansfield called at Mr. Sheafer's Tuesday to see the large yellow jacket's nest. It is the largest, th a t has ever befcn seen in the world, I think it m ust he fifty years old. It is six feet high and eleven feet around. ,JM .Y *• 1919 xscxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiniiiiixniiiiiiaiixiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiii^ Upsala calling (or good roads! Well, they sure need som ething to excite the time for Jesse Lee is the only one th a t has nerve enough to buy a car out' th a t way. Now Lake Mary says nothing and has four tine cars to its credit. We say build the roads where there is something to run on It. J u st put sidewalks In Upsala as there are only foot pas( a n g e r s out there. T he A. C. L. shop hoys were look ing for a raise. So wero the mer [chants. Well, groceries are higher,, so guess th e y ^ m u s t have g o t.it, the m erchants. W in d e r w hat th e G erm ans think when th e American hoys celebrate th e F o u rth of Ju ly over there. T h >y will sure have to shoot som ething for they p rob ably wo n 't h av e a n y fire e ackers. WILLARD DEMPSEY X There are m any sights to he seen 'M r, and Mrs. Will Robinson and in’ this old world t h a t we h a v e n ’t family spent last S u nday in Geneva. seen. Miss Edna Thom pson and Mr. L a f a y e t t e Htrmphrry-RpmT^TuTuIi^ — W>-nre all "glad to kn o w t h a t , M rs~ afternoon w ith - Mrs. J. K. Vaughn. George Bollinger is jjb le to he out L O N G W O O lL c R I(K -U P S Mr. und Mrs. Tom Fortier were again, after a bad spell of sickness, calling a t Lake M ary Sunday, Jasp r Driggers, the second Longall with th e good care of Dr. Pub'swood boy to re tu rn from France ar­ Mrs. J. K. Vaughn and Mr. Paul ton. rived last F rid ay . M iss Fern Singletary of Jackson­ ville is v isiting her grandm other. . . t,i* t... Mrs. Geo, Lewis. New Juljr. Numbers'of I inspiring’Marseillaise sung in English by Graveure Orareure b'tm e of the few living in im gre it enough to go e ill the glory of the world's long of victory, the tong that uvcii France and civilisation, clew to hi tremenJoui climi* “ for Victory cr Death " Coupled with "The Trum­ peter, ' aito lung by Cia cure. A ^ 1 0 6 -* L S 0 fa f / , iWf/Sfj, i V Matircl Makes Marvelous R ecord o f “The Rosary" All ibr pi'i 3 ^ \ Sf' wbith only t i j i, s ( 1 « y *c a C i *•t , * • '-li M Purview's purents in Mr. and Mrs.' I. leaving on the .b o at will tak e t h e Apache and go by water to . Tl* V frL«^M if*'*'%et.«*t lol | x»f *JJ • »(*■l*e 4 | » »• I- f- I Mey iter ** • ■<». * .#*.«.¥-e*i*' frrt ft. J 1 t„ . 1 *•J t *At»«# ff-.e, r—»# ■■• f I *. » uo* a- . I «vf oil, f$tk s*J J0tk ^ Ywk Sanford, Florida ' 4 t FILL LINE OF PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS 0 @ 0 0 B 0 i w»u t o. i .' i . 11, M r« L. G I B S O N @ X X X QUALITY j F F , i N o Vi lo­ Di 0 0 a ton. Mass. Mr and Mrs ( ’ 1 1 < mu It hi d ltt.ii d au g h te r rc 'u rrii'i M uiid iy from a pleasant vacation at Daytoiia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Erl R, (lorm ley, son and d a u g h te r of Jackson vill*. will; Air. aiid Mr*. W M Hay m s a n d d au g h ters frAm Town were call­ ing on East Side friends Monday. T h e GermU-ys are driving u fine n ew ear. Philip TT. A ndrews of Celery ave- D 0 kB B Q i ter and *on and their n e p h e w . Paul I m ints are drivin g to C h ar lotte . N • ’ , this week to ht> gon e so m e t MJI I Wi hear F F D orner and Ed Biggv is are in Jai ksoiivtllt- buying cow* to begin a dairy business in Sanford. Sam Younts, - inspector for the East Stile for the Sanford Truck Growers. Inc., this past season, has gone To P ittsb u rg . Pa., to take a position, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hickson jiav'e ™ovt'd into their a t tr a c tiv e newhome on F ren c h avenue. Mrs. J. C. Hall of Celery avenue H l i l B B S THE FAMOUS CHANDLER MOTOR CARS REPUBLIC TRUCKS II You will actually lessen your tire cost per mile with Diamond Tires—ask the man that uses them * * * , DIAMOND — M I C H E L I N — P E N N S Y L V A N I A □ T h e re 's a man at the curb to rc' tc you. Phone 16 11 ■( m B SEMINOLE BAN K A N N E X * E I I E3 • H □ H SERVICE X PRICES PERKINS T am pa. Mr. Pezall of Ueardall avenue re­ D. M artin are turned home T u esd a y from a th ree S a tu rd a y and weeks’ stay in St. Louis, Mo., 'his in lacksonville fornn r home. P ortland, Me Mr and Mr* Clifford Bell, d a u g h ­ vv <i*k fur 11 aci.irt i In r *i*lijr .Hid w w l-m *, k«4ti t ot t Mill V l.RArHurttOSt CCIMf AS Y. i X Vj BRITT M - und Mr-- \ - t.l> ■ I' . r v 11 i are G o r g e I'l *aii .Hid Ml*' 1‘laire lone* ta k in g a t iir .e w eeks' ,i ,t o t rip on I from ■ • 1 ad a d elig h tfu l dav .it tile west roast al.il m visit Mr 1‘oruiuiiio l l e a i b last W e d n esd a y f t V♦ V , 49522— $1.50 B Take the Gent's -clothing stores of Sanford for instance. We are not the biggest YET, we are not the oldest, in fact we are the youngest of them all, but—WE ARE THE BEST. We don't -have to say -this, about ourselves either. Ask the man who trades with us. He has traded elsewhere be­ fore we opened, he knows. Another thing, you have heard merchants giving you this, "we appreciate your business” stuff haven’t you? We have said this too, but we do bet­ ter than that, WE PROVE IT. One of our ways of proving it is in the values we give. We can't be beat when it comes to Mrs. C. C. Morris and Alice are K ennebunk, Maine. in O rlando and Forest ('it;, visiting Mrs G. C M r p m ig n l. Mr and relatives this week. Mrs. N o r m a n * N. S w a n s o n , Miss Mrs Libbie Dock H astv*» was in Jacksonville C a to lin e M e D o u g a l, tile fi r-t nf t in* u eel \b'i'k> V ** \ n r t c Week*. Paul and arc in !b ji viorithrh 1 initptMififl^ of love. I fm NVjpoIr an nmg yif n you $tr*cun 41 hit iik H iniptrcJ hnghu. * X xxxiiiiiiinnixi!(Hittttiixiiiiiiiiiittxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiixiiiiuiiiiiixinii[iU!iixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiniiiii!!i^ ^tracciari Sings Sublim e Love Song Corc'Ngraco" * . ~ ds M Mf I 2 Rev .) K Alien was i ,-cr from at Ft terprise Stmduv Io p i j .li M oore S ta t io n . hurch !' B K m ard on m o v in g t o the \\e > t Side resigned as su p e r in t e n d e n t of th e S u n d a y sc h o o l Kluoot! Irish has been a p p o in t e d t" nil t h e position \ s usual, b ein g t i e fifth S u n d a y in tiie m on th t h e c o n t r ib u t io n was sent mir has gone to his sum m er home in to tlie E n terp rise O r p h an age . A - 2 I 2 4 — Jl.Ot) mk Today is the day of the big scrap. We be­ lieve that Willard is going to have the hard­ est battle of his career to fight. We pick Dempsey'as the man knowing the most about boxing. He is the most scientific. To offset this Williard has his brawn. Wiliiard is the oldest and biggest, but this does not by any means make him the best man X X EAST SA N F O R D "Like a itring of peirb ' indeed r»ii-,e the do me nmev of MmrelT v ivt.J \ one in thtt long that h n touched a miili.in lira,mi. So pure and tweet aid limpid •re thev thit therr sound would soothe a lout in torment. On the roer e of this rrcorj h||urcl sings "At Dawning " ‘ Mrs. Sitrn Kllinor anti two little dau g h ters. Louisi^ and Elizabeth of H a v an a. Fla., are the guests of Mrs. Eillnor's p arents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Waits. A. V. Fuller of O rlando was look­ ing over his grove on Friday and having it worked. Annie N icm yer re turned from Palatka last week, where she had been visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Miller of Sanford are chaperoning a party of young Sanford people a t their cam p at Palm Springs. Rev. Milton of Kissimmee held services at the Maptist church on S unday Gen La vine anti family and Mrs. P a rtin were calling on relatives in tirlatidn on S a tu rd a y Mr and Mrs J. S. Din I d were in Sanford on \\ ed n e s d a y .. Miss Olive Dinke! returned to Orlitndo on S aturday There are several Longwood ladies who so faithfully served the Red I ’ro-s ilunirg the y e a r 191.** who are i M ille d to a se r v ic e badge. _ r E E - ® ON * E l l MAGNOLIA . @ M E E i E II H i , ®* ® AVENUE * H m , II U IH M 1 1 11 - Quality Service P r ic e s A| the Fernald Hardware ( o. Old Stand r * New Goods A rriv in g D aily" was hostess to a jolly crowd of s ta y in Missouri to visit her, only y o u n g , people I uesday .evening. j b rother whom she has not seen in .Many delightful games and delicious Jd years. refreshm ents were enjoyed. j ) Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner mane Mr. and, Mrs. N i c k ' 7,ermH*ean the trip to Islew arth Sunday tn carry have moved into tem p o ra ry quarte rs dpw n their mother,' Mrs. UeRgston at their new Beardall avenue place to the home o{ her daughter, M'Juntil the completion of their home, Noah Fry. having sold, their M aiden Lane , fi , ... ,v. ,, , Miss Edna Williams spent tee home to Mr. and Mrs. Hanson to be „ *, . . ... , ; . „.l{i# . . . week end tn town with friends »nt.e vacated July 1st. * i. , . . ih e r father took a trip to Dajton* I S u nday with friends, UPSALA AND G H A P B V I L I X - T n trio iiq Hope th a t everybody will he at children of Pensacola arc visiting 1 the lake Friday with well filled has- hpre at the home ,)f tht>ir parents, kets for a big picnic dinner. Surply and Mn| j E Lundquist. a good time to rejoice th at peace l u s | u n d e rsta n d th a t her husband lint* votne at last and to think t h a t 1 he recovered from the loss of his *rcl eleven small nations are ju s t s ta rtin g has been given a b ette r position »« on th e p ath of liberty. overseer by his company. .M r. G. Lind returned from th e ! N ext S u n d a y w u the d a f for ?**; O range county hospital in Orlando Albertson to be with us but we ha'f M onday where he was operated on n o t 'y e t heard from him. / for appendicitis We are glad to hear th at he is recovering so well. | Mrs. J. K. Lundquist visitted Little Ruth Ericson spent a few tlau‘>'h , ‘’r °n Tuesday as the la,,*r days at the home of her a u n t. Mrs. l|U,u‘ 1,1 ,hp 'ir8t of ,h ‘’ M agnuaon. and last week l i t t l e ‘ lhr<,|l,encd wilh appendicitis\\ oudard l ^ r te ls o n s p r n t th e d a y 1 'Jesse T ho m p so n returned Fast there also. week from Waycross but is still crip* Mr. and Mrs. Burrell and nephew, Pked with rh e u m a tism . They i!t W oodard Bcrtelson with Misg Olga expecting to move on to tb*lf Beilin, were S u n d a y ufternoqn callers b ro th er J a c k 's place next week. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. j Mrs. Volie Williams returned Sun* Uertelson. | ,jay ev e n in g from a m o n t h ’a vacation Mrs. Bullinger was under Dr. Pu- apent wilfh relatives in KcntucT leston's care last week and unable to and Virginia. She very' much »B" write the items. She has hopes' of joyed meeting with her new motbff* leaving soon for a couple of m o n t h s '| ... (C ontinued on Psge 6 ) ' „ fV �H AG S T H R E E PURINA CALF CHO W ■A >'«•<! f « r E t m t N « d Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of all kinds, car• loads a specialty, Cut-rate Auto Tires, . Gasoline, Oil, Sweet Potato Plants. When You Want Any­ thing Just Phone 181 He sends rno garden seeds, o f O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E " budget EVEN THE GATE POST - NOT IN IT A Chief Ia 'A ra bhf’Ye'Tiiklng Notes , and Faith, "He'll Print ’e m " — So Saye Sannterer. Whenever there's a bill for which I'd like to have him vote f t r u s t j n him and tell him so By telegram or note; And J15 gets every one. I know’, A ail Ji very, one „he_ reads,— V-: For always when the spring has come He sends me garden seeds. T he other day I wrote t o /fu m : O u r C ongressm an " W e put our faith, in/you 1 know I have a congressman To make the League of N a tio n s safe In Washington, D. C., If Wilson puts it th r o u g h . — For now and then he com es around His answer c a m e -rig h t back to me To get a vote from -m ; “ A ppreciate y o u r needs . . . . He proudly shakes me by th e hand Am sending in tom orrow's mail And asks a b o u t 4 my needs, Some lovely-garden seeds." And when he goes to W a shington I'm glad I have a congressman In Washington, D. C., Ills legislative efforts there Mean, oh.^ao much to me! He is my representative, For me he intercedes, And always when the spring has come .. • • Ho sends me garden seeds, Radishes and lettuces, Tom atoes, cucumborses. Such lovely garden seeds! —J. P. M cEvoy in S atu rd ay E v en ­ ing Post. 111! W h a t ’s mors u*ed (or i S t f l “b u s e d ) th a n a p o c k e t knife? And we d o n ' t l u n know of a pocket knifs I j H t h a t ’s nsed mors th a n ■1-fl th s r i l i M l i L K - n o r ons ■ u w ill stand m o r e l U abuse. Wo don’t know Yw of a knife—the w o r l d " over—t h a t ha s b e t t e r blade-quality, edge-retainingquality than th e r i l U I I i L E . It's the knife of good service and long service. m il KBn jljf l [In IIII l |g | C5£ J U HyT K jH M B IkThe handles a m secure. [ftw Blades are p e r f e c t l y fitted. I B S The spring action is depend- H n able nnd the blades do no t [ ■ ■ J work loose and wabble a f t e r j f r J P .constant use, nor will they pro- U f l l jtet nnd catch in your pocket. f l r l £ The PRIMBLE blade li R t f torged Irtun best English ittel. E j y t and yenr protection Bee In the PRIMBLE ahleM (etched . ^ F •n blade ) which nark* II ea genuine.' Don't you think it would be well to provide yourself with n really j J W w pocket knifo-in fact, th e boat W rS ftS f t o b e hodT O u r l i n t of K a m a • W M I E " includes th o pat- tom and slxo you prefer. ^ LEE BROTHERS Stone Gove Block • This sounds like comedy but really there is much t ru th in it after all and M cEvoy knew what he was talking about when he composed the above poem. Florida at this tim e docs not need seedling congressmen. We do not want garden seeds, wo w ant real work and we want to hear from tim e to time t h a t our congress­ man is really doing something and if it is impossible for him to do a n y ­ thing then get off the job and let another do it and believe me thebe are oth er men who enn do som ething up there beside draw their salary. HPECtAUi CATES CRATE COMPANY com m onw ealth b u t I have knocked around th e world a whole lot and right here in Sanford I Relieve we have th e biggest hearted people t h a t can be found anywhere, For instance I happened t o ’ he a t m any funerals, a t funerals of people in s tra ite n e d x ir e u m s t a n c e f l ^ a t horfieB where th e people h a d insufficient clothiug, a t accidents of various Jcinds where th e victims needed clothing and a home for the tim e be­ ing and never in all these years jiave I found-the people of Sanford lacking i n ’ t h a t Good S a m a rita n spirit t h a t should be th e basis of tru e religion. T here are some ladies of this city and one lady In p artic u la r who is always on the job when a kind and helping h and is needed. Should a n y ­ one, a t an y time need a car it is there for them , Should assistance be needed a t any tim e clay or night this lady is there and she does not lend this assistance in a way th a t makes th e recipient feel th a t he or she is under obligations. This lady has am ple means of her own and she delights in assisting those who need it and there are others here ju s t like her. T h a n k God for this great C hristian spirit t h a t is never found wanting am ong our townspeople. They are of the salt of the earth B EER N O T BARRED E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA ’’ Fertilisers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies For thirty years urf have been manufacturing fertilizers in this State— we have W ashington, J u ly 1 . —As w a rtim e „ . ' satisfied customers in every county in Florida. . Prices always in line with Quality prohibition took effect M o n d ay night W ntd for Latest Price List. Jt E. SPURLING, Local Agent, SANFORD, FLORIDA the d e p a rtm e n t of justice announced t h a t j t s agents, th ro u g h o u t th o -c o u n try would not a t t e m p t tom orrow to stop th e snle of 2 \ i per cent alcoholic conten t beer; T h e eleventh h o u r developm ent, a flat reversal of .an earlier ruling to­ d a y by the d e p a rtm e n t was, d u e to the u n c e rta in ty as to hom t h e fed­ eral c o u rt of New York m ight rule on a pending claim by brewers th a t been containing t h a t much alcohol | is not intoxicating. While this u n c e rtain ty existed as | to beer of lighter ulcolholic percent- i age th a n th a t sold generally h e re to ­ fore, full warning was given th a t with respect to- whiskey and all bev- j erages as to whose intoxicating pow­ ers there was no doubt, every gov - 1 ernm ental ugency would be set to work in n determ ined effort to pre - 1 vent their m anufacture and sale. How long the sale of 2 per cent beer m ight continue would d e p e n d . ordinarily on the speed of the courts, but congress wil. s tep to the fro n t in an effort to -c o m p le te the effective­ ness of the wartim e law. H If somo man d o n 't build some more bouses in Sanford soon there D a lly T h o u g h t. will be a riot among th e people who Let us eonslijer the renson of the have been disposc-ssed by the b u y ­ ‘nse. For nothing Is hnv that Is not ers. I cannot rest well nt night enson.—Sir John Powell. there are so many rings at my door by people who want to rent or buy Unexpected Information. my house. The* city council will A clergyman lost hlsjium e on n S at­ have to erect tents to house the people ere long. T here never was urday evening. After bunting with n boy until after midnight be gave up such n rush of people looking for In despair. The next day, somewhat houses here in the past thirty years. dejected ul Ills loss, be weqt .Into tbo pulpit nnd look for bis text the follow­ ing piissilge from J o b ; “Oh, Hint I knew where I might find him." The boy, supposing the horse was still the burden uf thought, cried out: *1 know where be Is. He's tg Deacon Smith’* burn I" To A lF Interested in B etter Fruit A B u c k e y e S e r v ic e M an Would You L ik e to Know n * m ii *• /->-------- 'ft- J • t li V ; * ( rf at;______ . . V (1 jHE ■Tl V ■— Vr— — hPJ --------<0 * . U ^3 ART MODEL -■ i - - * When to spray When to fertilize When to rebud Be sure to write your name and address plainly and get the letter off to us as promptly as pos­ sible. We will place your name on Mr. Sperry's calling list. P u t your grove problems up to him when he arrives. When (o replace— How lo protect— Citrus Trees The Buckeye Man Will Tell You It makes no difference whether you arc a Buckeye customer or not, our service Is freely a t your disposal. No Cost — No Obligation Buckeye Nurseries M. E. Gillctt . D. C. Gillelt 1I3S Citizens Bank Illdg.. Tampa, Fla. SUM M ER F A S H IO N S on the lake front . o n e ol these days, , man, lor the sake of th e Ashing but Some elub will build it. There -are. just to All full hit creel anti couqt rum ors now of the W oman's C lu b anil weigh bis ra te h. W hat he ran selling their pro p e rty on Oak a v e - ( get out <tf life with the least expendnue and building a fine club house itu re of himfcelf is h i s ’ever constant on the l i k e front. This is indeed ' • t u d y . " — J. T . S. gratifying and will be fine for th e * * ' Woihan s Club and fine to r Sanford. ^ ail exchange: "Q ueer, isn’t We will never enjoy th e ad v antages „ , h|kt th|l m0Bt rtttnpBnt nnd radiof th e lake until w . build a pavilion rnnters aRainat th e prosperous and club house an the* shore. *#*«*»!« nmi inntitutimm this roun- in Newest Arrivals Blouses1of.Rare Loveliness -Have Made Their Appearance our showing of a very com T Sometim es \ think t h s t m aybe the people h«7V are hardhearted b e ­ cause thoy^Aeem neglectful of the new Georgette, Crepe de Chine and colors, some trimmed in lace f 4 * some in plain white, others in i This is your opportunity to get the benefit of the experience unci knowledge of a qualified Buckeye Nunufflcs' expect — Mr. W. D. Sperry—without coat to you, If interested in producing better fruit, you can get many practical pointers from Mr. Sperry. ety of fashionable new styles, change Will Be in Seminole County July 14th to 19th Buckeye Service (already fully advertised in this paper) is now extended to every grove owner; and prospective grove owner, in Seminole county. 4 How to rhoosi Organdie blouses in a wide vari­ S o ntrdM THEY CARRY EVERYTHING 201 W est First Street M ay Slip U nder Barbed- Wire. F en ce East First St. It will pay you to walk u few steps farther nnd see our line.- * £0 lb lin of U n i t t S . M . U l | a O d i l o n S u p , n o r 17.SO OklahorSs Ho u r 21 lb u r k 11.75, Kuf »r tn ' U . n t l l l r . l i e A Wood H c r . l t h F r e d , u r k 14.40. W. C. Onto, nar k (5.70 —and you won’t mistake a peacock for a night­ ingale or an ordinary talking machine for a jeweled Pat he. Listen to the Pathe with the Sapphire Ball and all-wood vi­ olin tone chamber. * You hear every note—every word clearly, distinctly, n o scratching metallic sounds. You cannot help being impreawMl with the P athe superiority in tone when you buy with your earn. Y our eyes will see the tiny (hand-polished) Sapphire Bail gliding smoothly round and* round without wearing or cut­ ting the groove. Sec it rubbed across the record — children often do this—with­ out hurting it. Arid remember no needles to change. Even if you b u y with your eyes —you will see many advantag­ es in the Pathe Instrum ent not found fn the ordinary talking machine. _ . Come to our (tore and hear the tone ol an instrument os dear as the song of a nightingale, in a cabinet aa big and- beautiful as a peacock, The Pathe Plays all Makes of Records J. D. DAVISON, Manager ^ Boys arc re turning from the ser­ vice now and are looking for' their old Jobs back. Most of th em in Seminole c o u n ty are being well cared for. Some left here w ith o u t a job,, an d of course come back w ith o u t a job. These boys m ust be lookede a lte r as well*as’ the fellow who left a job. M aybe when th e boy left he did not w a nt, need or care for a job,, b u t now t h a t he has seen things in t h ^ service he has come to realize w h a t life and service m ean. I t is the d u t y - of- e v e ry citizen—of—this; ~and o th e r c o u n ties aa well, to provid these y o u n g . entlem en with Jobs in order t h a t th e y m ay taffe up their life's d u t y a n d be self su s ta in in g — t h a t th$y m ay com plete t h s i r e j u c a H op—or t h a t they m ay finish p aying for tb*!r h o m e s —in order t h a t th ey m ay do t h e . th o u s a n d and one things youi could or would expect a young red blooded A m erican t o do a fte r h aving gone th ro u g h the war or w a rs—a fte r having fo u g h t for the rig h t for you and for me. Now if you should h appen to h a v e a job or If by a little changing you can .make a jo b forjMB-Of these m anly fellow* ju s t call him up or sto p him on t h e s tre e t a n d sa y to Kim " C o m e on ovef to m y place a n d I 'll give you w ork," -He will look, you In t h e facet [ a n d t h a n k y o u — then his h e a rt will ' be glad— glad t h a t he ha* done w h a t he did a n d w hat he could while w e arin g th e uniform' T h in k it over. and others prettily embroideried. Complete Boys Department show ing-a coif!pre; hensive line of B oy’s Summer Suits Odd Trousers, Bell Blous­ es a n d everything for the boy. Make this Dept, a visit bring the boy along. is very extensive-and i includes all sizes 34 to 44 for July warm days these suits are especially desirable. o a Complete Line of Silk Hose at 75c, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 $2.00 and $2.50 ' an unusually* complete showing of Silk Hose, including-all—the----seasonable and popular shades and black and white. The finest grades are represented at these prices, making selections easy and satisfactorily made. Cohne in an?l see this showing. : : : to Yowell'Speer Company �THE SANFdRO HERALD friends who will w ith her. happiness. * M r. Vincent is a p r o m i n e n t 'b u s i ­ ness m an of Vero, Fla., a n d h a s a host o f friendq who unito In e x te n d ­ ing cordial congratulations • to him and his bride." With Competent Men to Wash and Polish Cars Tires 6 ,0 0 0 Mile p r o m is e m u c h , b u t Sheafer H as T h e N e st It. C. Sheafer finally o b tain ed the m a m m o th yellow ja c k e t’s nest a n d has b rought It to his hom e a t 113 E lm street where it is a ttr a c tin g considerable a tte n tio n T h e nest was located in a swam p near C a m ­ eron C ity and it took Mr. Sheafer sevvral days to gas the jacke ts an d g t th e m groggy enough to ena ble him to dig bu t the b o tto m o f ' t h e nest a n d bring it away in taet. T h e n e s t . h a d been built around a pine s t u m p and was also s tretch e d from several small trees m a k in ; i t diffi­ cult t o c u t it loose.’ T h e nest is six feet high and measures ten feet in circum ference and in• pronounced b y those who know to be one of th e largest yellow jacke's- nest t h a t has ever b ee n discovered in this p a r t of the s o u th . Mr. Sheafer -has several Installed “Modern Auto L Goodrich O th e r F lo u rs m a y Guaranty USED CARS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY— 1 Hudson, 7-passenger; 1 Saxon G, 5-passenger; 2 Buick 4’s, 5-passengers;. 1 Apperson 4, 5-passenger; LOverland 4, 2-passenger; 1 Buick 4, Truck; 1 American Speedster; 1 International Truck; : : 2 Overland 90’s, 5-passengere; 1 Nearly New Dodge Delivery Car : : S U P E R L A T I V E S E L F R IS IN G FLOUR KEEPS, T H E F A IT H It fcives you LIGHTNESS, W HITENESS 'nnd PURITY combined with RICH NUTRIMENT and PERFECT LEAVENING . WIGHT GROCERY CO.f Sanford, Fla. mm//;, L\\ \\ \ \ \ \ \ v Vegetable Crates ff. A. Merryday Cwdjubj Politics, Florida farming P e o p l e s r a n k annex b u il d INC S O LD TO HAl.L H A R D ­ WARE C O M PA N Y — O T H E R SALES .IN CITY AND COUNTY - P R O PER TY ' IJne of ihc largest deals in city property and especially of business property pulled off in Sanford in the past few month** was the sale of the store rooms and otlice building of the Peoples Hank of this city. T he property is located in the heart of the city and consists, of three large store rooms facing on First street opposite the Hotel Carnes and the second tlour in offices and is cunsedercil one of the best locations in Sanford This property was sold Tuesday to the Hail Hardware Co., of this city by the Peoples Rank T he building is brick and is about eight years old and gives the Hall Hardware Co a line location and plenty of floor apace. p ro p e rty ad ja c e n t to the M any farm ers are selling th eir im­ proved lands unci buying new land with a view of clearing up the land and m aking new farm s for th ey real­ ize more th a n th e newcomer how good these lands are when brought Into perfact condition. The section is un d o u b led • SanTord • ly the g re a te s t funding section in the world and when home people begin buying lands and city p roperty and back* th eir faith with their money it m eans n s tead y grow tit th at will build a great city and a great c o u n try here in the next few years. A ny one wishing to see th e neat can go to Mr. Sheafer’a residence i t any tim e. — Why Stings H urt. _ .. T he p ain caused by the sting o f n e t­ tles is d u e (tartly bo formic netd a n d partly to .it chemlcnl resembling snake [Hdson. O u r ne ttle s a r e c nm pnratlvely h a r m le s s ; but In India, .Torn and elsewhere., th e r e tire _varieties? the p a in fu l ’(Tects oif which- last weeks, nnd lit tome case s months, like minke-hltes. two fine city lots corner T e n th a n d P a lm e tto to D. P. D ru m m o n d who will Rudd at once, the 0 . W . . B ra d y farm of 50 acres an d 70 acres of the 11. II. CitappeJI place tr< J o h n R us­ S ig n s of Executive Ability. sel1. the M eG agahin place , corner "Siiuirt baby." M yrtle ami Nixtii streets, to 11. L. "You bet. He'll make a fine execu­ Gibbon. four blocks on the luke tive some dny." front just east of the Zachary-T yler "Whnt makes you think so?” .Veneer Co. to (3. D. Rishop for a “He tins everybody In the house Inm ate of Cell Shoots David Speer home and farm, the Dr Person farm working for him already.” . M aking Slight Wound on tho west side to Geo. M eC rum of Jailer David Spcpr hs£d one of the New York. Oh. Piffle! narrowest escapes from a ,b a d wound Dob— I understand stie U Hie mosl The Rich farm at Cameron City th a t mortal ever can and live to tell projwr person you - ever met. has been sold to R. L. tlrier. a S an ­ the story. Sam—You bet; won't even necomford grower who has been renting pnny you on n piano unless there Is a A. P. D awson of A ltam onte had this p roperty for som e time. been arrested for failing to dtp his chaperon near. T h e P arram ore p roperty on. Park cattle as prescribed by law and APPEARANCES. avenue, opposite th e court house, to brought to jail here late S a tu rd a y the Sanford Lodge of Masons. night lie had nut been searched fur weapons as he was not supposed to carry any a n d was placed in a cell where he s tay ed until Sunday m o rn ­ ing He called la iler David Speer to the door of the inner, cell S u n d ay mornihg, ' saying th a t he w anted something nnd ns Mr. Speer cam e close he reached ou t with a pistol and fired point blank at him T he jailer saw th e m ovem ent in tim e to raise his right hand tdigh'lv which ireflected the gun and mac. a IhMi KIDNEYS WEAKENING? LOOK OUT! Kidney trouble s don’t disappear of therns^lvca. Tit ay mow slowly but At&idlly, unilcnnlnlnu - health with deadly c e rta in ty , until you fall a vic­ tim to InaurablV disease. Ste» your troubles while there Is time. Don’t w att u n til little pains become b lr aches. lJon“t trifle with disease. To avoid future suffering begin tr e a tm e n t with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OH Cap--------------•ulea now. Tahn three or fo u r every day until you ore entirely free from pain. This w ell-know n preparation h a s been one of the national remedies of Hol­ land for c enturies. In Ifisa the govern­ ___ _ _ __ N e t h e r l a n d s g r a n t e d i ment Tho housewife of Holland would al* moat as soon be w ithout food as with, out h e r "n e e l Dutch Drops," as she .quaintly rails GOLD MEDAL Haarlam Oil Capeules, They re and ore responsible In a for the sturdy, robust Hollanders. Do not daisy. Qo to your druKKlx iid Insist on hla supplying you with ti< i.U MKlkAL H aarlem Oil Ca#sulrs lilts them a s dtrectod. and If you a rt not aatlaflad w ith result* your flruKK'M will gladly refund y o u r money. Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on thr bos and accept no olhsr. In tested t in , sp ecial c h a r t e r a u t h o r i s i n g Its p r e p a r e ' tlo n a n d Bale. Fordson Tractors im e to for athe “Fordson Tractor.” 4 ■y very, best and cheapest trac torSf or all farm use. Price of Tractors . :t al otsev In I act I Ins buying r -ale* i i.ted lin- w,-ck are selling of' property among Kelley farm lo C L. B yrd people dem onstrate s th a t there west side at u handsom e-aum , 1 fixed value to Sanford property Extension 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE Address: C. KEN NISON. I \ O. Box 505, Orlando. Fla $ 4 0 .0 0 prices "I must look like nil easy thing." "What makes you think sol" "Everybody tried to do me. Even wlicn I went to my gardener's to buy 't vine, lie tried lo sell me a sucker." Joining Bulkhead oil the West. T w o blocks of building Lots With two storv factorV building. • A Ragtime Melody. P i c k a n i n n y 's In de crib, Cryln* like ite dickens; M a m m y ’s bakin ' hoe rakes, D a d d y 's liuntlo' chickens. C. F. W ILLIAM S Dealer T h e Easiest Way. "Ilow do you and your wife ntnnnge to mljust your little dlfTeroncra so pleasantly?” . • "Easily enough. I Just admit 1 nut wrong." EDW ARD HIGGINS S a lesm a n Herald Want Ads Will Brins Results U S l t c H T f t c Hr at C o r p o r a t io n How old was your battery when you bought it? H ow many months elapsed since it left the factory? — Lot us tell you w h ittle 'life dHi U S L "D ry Charged” Battery’dates from the day you buy it. W e h ave c o m p le te parts in sto c k , im p ro v ed m eth o d s, full equipment and,^above all, w e’ve expert workmen to repair any batteryDrive around fo r a fete minutes batteryinspection. It Pays in the long run. Corner Park and Commercial St Sahfcrd, Fla. hom e of Mrs. M. F. Thom as, on Wcat Fourth s tre e t, Springfield, jvh£IL-hei.-Sist£r_~MD*—Carriu - T y n o r J a c k s o n becam e t h e bride of Mr. T h o m a s Arnold Vincent. Rev. Dr. W. A. Hobson, pastor of the F irst B ap tist church, performed th e nuptial cerem ony, which was witnessed by relatives and a fewm ost intimate- friends of the bride and bridegroom. T h e house was beautifully deco.*, ated with ferns and cut dowers, * Following th e cerem ony an in­ formal reception was held, during which refreshm ents were served. As­ sisting in serving were little Misues E thel and E lizabeth G ary, a ttra c tiv e young nieces of *he bride.----- — ~— T h e bride wore a becoming trav e l­ ing suit of p o n g e e 's ilk w ith hat a n d accessories to m atch . . Mrs. Vincent h a s resided in Jac k ­ sonville only » brief tim e, b u t has ende are d herself t o • wide circle of The Makers Guarantee 6,000 The Tires Double it 12,000 Southern*’ Tires are Thick Tires ''S o u th e rn ” tires are hand m ade tires— built layer on layer by skillet! tire makers. The b est m aterials are used; fabric made o f ex tra stro n g Sea Island c o tto n ; pure gum, fine P a ra and Ceylon plan tatio n rubber, new a n d live, and h f g h - g r a d e * com­ pounds. ‘ S There art- '’Southern” tires for et a tire think of the above facta am ^ 1 “S outhern” tires are tough, resilient and very hard to puncture. T h e treads are oneeighth to one-fourth of a n inch thicker than most other tre a d s: T he side walls are onethirty-second to three-thirty-seconds of an inch thicker th a n those of m ost o th e r tires selling at about th e sam e price. y car, plain and non-skid tread*. When let yfntr gpod tire judgment lead you to silect ’ '4 *r hi LJi..IJ Phone 251 Sanford, Florida �. I . * I 1.- 1 * , ■ l; % / ±iJVLY nmm 1 i* A "i- • 4« 1919 -: . * *;• «• * ' - ‘ r : i STj S hS ” T f^ E SANFORD HERALD =P~ ...........................................muximi... .. T ON SANFORD The State League Pennant Winners will be the Sanford Team The State League ADMIRATION Winners will be 1 THE CIGARS ■ - - Made by The *4 m ? - - ; 1 i I II FLORIDA-CUBA CIGAR COMPANY J U | I RIGHT HERE IN SANFORD CALL 'EM IIY NAME ) REX PACKARD is President WALTER MORGAN is General Manager LOUIE MILLER is Secretary-Treasurer PA T’S PEG - SOME BRUSH r TAMPA TRAIL * • **§ • , I <■ a <3 § , , The Factory is Owned and Operated by PAT and WINTERS and SCHELL and LOUIE MILLER and their Sanford friends. I I J -'ll SEASON OPENS WITH GAM E _ h i: \ u _ now N Pont _ of r a in iu t iiin g M in i: g r im n d s r o o t HI T (. t .MC \\ \ s t i> r o <'R o w n | ‘|. a \ - hall s e as o n op e n e d >«&*vrday I ' will, a Kaiue b e tw e e n t h e soul mutes'. Or undo and S an ford and t h e Krent I..' ■ urniK of fans from both to w n s slow ed that t h e . s p i n ! had not de- K in d l e HOTEL J«ifSOHVILU*FLA Eun)pMnK^O)t^eno(l«m'9cn?(^' oytfidf rootTK Ste4n\Uwted *i” up'Cifdir\ I cotwtfioft-Convenient Io Everything In | heart of Cily ■Send for Booklet < rflHDLf U.iMITH, PROP’S • oodniOlU iJ WHI Dr t*p A* 3y M osquitos •e l.ttc murantr** i|iry ullt.ni.ijr i d l l iiB Ifine £&l». Vrilf tlm* tt n« M. ■ • *t 11c11litIii I. ami'll* Hlii* .i |»inn i (Mfi afrt-11 in p* u* njul ,i Hii<| • 1 3 tartly n i**M ft Alvi rciniiiMirruUi| i: t i n e 1 .*c •!»**« lit * \ ii . riM. 4 • jtprr*viry Illll*T», Itu a, All lit.. D jti %\ P m ' I ipi, W i l l t i nt at j.iur *r 1.) mill T h e " N e V O V v E k e C o., M o n tg o m e ry , A la . i p a r te d from .eith e r place and t h e c a t c h in last half of the f o u r th Karnes b e t w e e n S anford and O rland o tiring t h e sidei re*! Stew art It r i i u p m a n . It in t h e s la te league will bring up tin-; pitch,-r C h a p m a n mad. a good ! ) Kates receipt* in both pjaccs I drive KettitiK to first and on a wildj | lowering skies kept some people from , | iriiw m a,|,. I coming int,o town toil most every* I Inm an Hluut (' :ilt lit O p p e n h ie in (' I C h a p m a n . C. F. Anderson S S H arris I. F. S teven s It. K. O p p e iih e it u ,'t h e ce n te r fielder w as b o d y Who cou ld g et out to H o l d e n ' " T i " T " i " " „ , , , th e r e w ith a line ca tc h of u lo n e j P ark w a s th e re and the w a y . th q y | , | rjV(, sat in t h e rain and w a tc h e d t h e ] In m a n on third w as there a n d in g a m e p r o v e s that hull fever is still (lie ciKhth c au gh t a hot liner puttiiiK a d ise a s e , an d not an ep id em ic log tWli Sanford T h e g r o u n d s loot lu*en placed in ! idlimi . Mew a n . •_‘b lirsl cla ss con d ition toil no )>all park ' h ad a ( ‘h u p m a n , i can w it h s t a n d such a d o w n p o u r of I (runt of I n toati. ssk v n i n e as that of v <'.-i «-rda\ and ,• | - p i l e -if Hhni iil. 1 Ii ■■(ill present a clean f ate and tin* I lie h a n d ic a p m a d e good 1 ( tppciihci in. . f hoys of | lie t wo (earns needed hath* writer ' ( 'h apt mm. p (In accoun t of our s] iiiK s u i t s rather t han iln-ir nice uni1ties Oil \ t ui c f - o n . Hi h e ll iiik his otih stilt of forms >mnin io i Harris, rf the g a m e he was forced li T h e Rome w as p ro b a b ly the b est 11crab! ' Sjipncer. If Kiime that hits ev.-r been pluYi-d hi K>>inKt" press a day early in order to such w a t er y c o n i| i (Anns and w I■1 1■* it take t h e f o u r t h otl preclude* tins could h a v e been im p r oved upon in paper gi vi n g t h e g a m e what it d e - ! ( irlamh sp o ts c o n sid e r in g - that both te a m s s e rv es m t he w a y of full paMinjlnra. | are new and ................ .. p layed to*. Thv ^ * as „ „ m . S t e v e n s , Ifh ■ being in te r e st e d in s o m e of t h e largj D istric t, w h ic h c o m p r is e s t h e s t a t e s cut c a t t le herds w hich roam t h e Kis- of N o r th and S o u t h C a r o lin a , Goor•*iimtv-e pr.urii*s, R ep orter -S tar. Kia, Florida a n d T e n n e s s e e h a v e been e s ta b lis h e d in A t la n t a . P er son s d esiring fu rth er in fo r m a t io n s h o u ld iti;t i ; m ; M i ; i m .ti, a t t k n t d i write t o Dr. J. A : - W a lk in g , o t h F loor _______ .N e k s for D is c h a r g e d S fd d ie rs . S a i l ­ C h a m b e r o f - C o m m e r c e R ld g., A t ­ la n ta , Ga. ors. M a r in e s anti O th e r P e r ­ i w s o n n e l, H enefirln ries Ml It II I'll A :t l 1 •1 *i 1 1 o o to 1 1 0 II j 1 o J 7 D .1 0 1 ! 1) ! 0 1 b 1 0 II 0 1 0 ■\ . 1 o II , 0 •1 n t 0 0 1 I I O | 1 All persons d iseh arged from the i: m ilitary or n aval forces resid in g in 0 and about this city can now receive n m edical a t te n t io n and n o d i cal e \ ii anutialiotl I it the IdinK of appiieaj tiotis lor e o m p e u sn l io n , 1‘tie t utted ii S t a t e s P ub lic H ealth S ervice, the n m edical a d ' i . o r - to the Horean of War Risk In su r a n c e, h a v e e s t a b lis h ­ ii ed otl sees lit Sittifortf, and Dr. J T •j Dl'lll 'll, w hose a d d le s - }» JIMi Kasl hirst St has lii'eti tip pointed as local govern lllclit evallilner Al! p'TsoUs desirin g to oiittnn in surance or filing I) a p p l i i i t i o n for eom pi'trsation under I) tin' M ireau of War Risk ei, must fur­ o nish i m ed ical certificate of their o prese I p h ysical co m lllio it. These l [lerson* t ■\ a p p ly in g to Dr I T o D e n to n , at 'JOti Jv h';rst street in iv it bo ex a m in e d and all n ece ssar y p a ­ o per- "tied mi! free of charge S uch | pi r-o is Will, also receive at the e x ­ S* p e n s e of t h e g o v e r n m e n t , m ed ical re­ ft, lief, nr be seni to it g o v e r n m e n t hos- 1 ■I u l i e s . III •i o ■ o 11 ; n K d b e r b efore the itm ni'V iH good and I fr(lfn , , , . rv „ flK|,. :in<| ,f | 1Ily, a II I I many s p e d aculur st u n t- k e p t I h e i ilirr t e a m did not show up as t h e y It Miller. If It roc k . cf I 0 o t o f ins on 1 h e i r t o e shoul d m a few p l ays we <an' eas i l y :i l II I ? -J K en d rick , s* see that S anf ord and Orlando hot h From an im partial sta n d p o in t u ;i it o :t . o Kerlin, rf looks like S anford and Orlaitd o arc h a v e good tc 1 ins i o a :: l l i ' l thinger . jtf1In ro will to stiine 1 )f • nurse will p retty well m a tc h e d and if Ih e yv wi k! I (• (I ■t \ iiiiiik , P k t..r ch an ge s maih in (1 e tej im here as Left in hu-e-* Sanford H, O rlan d o igned all Park t he men liavi n o t ' I ceil Fir'd t'a*» on bull C h a p m a n 1hat round us xet ami mix by plav mg Ilf uirse this d< 1 i i i i i i k «1. ; i.al or in s t it u t io n , s h o u ld th is lie otl be several g a m es can t it- m an iger a nd Struck out b y Chapim tn !•, Y o u n g necessary. as w a r m l y w e l c o me d or t h a t Sftnford t h e c a p t a i n k now j u s t w h e r e t o t a k e ,*>. . ' i hen.l>|ti.irtcr» for the Fifth will not l a k e so n u n I, in lcr e-l III I lie ntH a ml lit! in ai ritiee |..l ( Ippenheitii. ('hap* Karnes b u t y o u know w)ial we mean. to re; d work in •nan. ^ oiiuk . d o n ' t t^iii, Orl ando"' S.i f.ford lias Jm. !-• Ml;' ' * I .................. t f 1M■11 tt’f • 1 f ' I I i , ,i 1 - a n f n. M V ' V i. -1 .1 1 ■. i p i \ n r., n i r i. • l ■ ■ ,a ' ■a *o ■ ' r .1 TO I t I .1 . • . t 11 * id • . ■ I In' : nij H ■!> r„i ii a r id I t k ' "UK'i 1 n •ni. - (Hot m y tiiL* vvi-i |*rt»ij s t e a d y d o w n p o u r of ram a n d till- IS F ’lndfi of t h e family will regret ry afid v th* std r it th a t p revails ini Lull b a l l , i to learn of t h e d ea th of Mrs. Nut ft h here. _ w of k circles hi th e s e tw^o'l nvv ns of S ii'ifonl w hich nrctirrre il in t Ins Amil now at a th e last the sail I ai M rlando. tw o of . I1he girc.it ereati-st And r-| in cv e n m g of 1ii in Jot h. at mu-" I., inl.t id I t nw n s in i he C S A. re-idi io . ,i' i i w " v '■ng ■» . -~ .*’. A . .M . .i* to. 1 III' i' w in I .a lie il .. 11 . i i ■ i 11 . r e of the calm A rn'iifiK t he fi at itr ■! in 'I'O 1 , le a tI |u...lire 1ml w . r1. of il , W " L" K...... 1 " , l .................................... .• \ ti .t .1. II'll .1 M in ■ . nd ami d 11 . ' • Ii I - .li 'l Up | Ml I . , i , - ’ w *■' n , . ^ s p e , . r a n d ( h a p mnun a n ., m urn! , , , , , ( u ; lit F • i f i • d i "I i Ii i n 11 I n hi l > d 111r M ioil. ri al i !u I' w n* I. w ;i* to di .1 * t 1\l,li . ■1 w ■ ■■■ all -til ' i . i i l wi l l it) tin la -i iv m old fu. g holder n lade a th e u m pires w •re a II i i k Ii l . Mrf arris h la m e l i >.irifnrd , I n a foul tin,11 and re if. full w . re-nfi w .lh lo r -mi II it Farristi, i 1 he li.ii i ori lit of the g a m e ab ou t three y e a r - aK“ . S he w as the Orl u nd o Hi w ith a loot, d r i w . Sanford C h a p m a n an d C h a p m a n . w id ow of t h e late It. W. Farrlsh of Horn in R r u to n > I H arris m a d e u p r e tty runtfinK S a n fo r d 's line up w a s as fo llo w s: llr u to n , A la b a m a . Ala.. l>ee. ilftlb. 1NIlf sh e had r e a c h -' cil the ripe old age of 7d yearn ai d s e v e n m o n t h s al the t im e of her d ea th I n t e r m e n t took p lace at llr u to n , A la., S u n d a y , J u n e U-. IV11,1, MKRT IN ORLANDO C attle O w n e r s and C o u n ty IN ill Gal her T h e r e O fficials A m e e tin g of r a t t le o w n e r s, c o u n ­ ty c o m m is s io n e r s and o th e rs in t e r ­ es te d in tick e r a d ic a tio n work in the c o u n tie s s u r r o u n d .n g O r a n g e c o u n t y has been called for 10 a. in., J u ly 7th at th e court h o u s e in O rlando, \ M em bers of the S l a t e L ive Stpii-k S anitary Hoard and odii-ials of t h e g o v e r n m e n t will be t h e r e to d isc u ss m atter s of great im p o r t a n c e t o th e r a t t le o w n e rs in th is territory. It is e x p e c t e d that th e p o lic y ,>f the board will he a n n o u n c e d f o l l o w ­ ing the co n fe r e n c e , b ased on all t h e f a d - i liut Oiay to- p r e s e n te d . T h e c o u n ty , otlicials and a targe d ele g a tio n of c a t t le o w n e r s from S e m in o le c o u n t y s h o u ld tie th e r e to rep r esen t this c o u n t y ’s in t e r e s t s , as th e s y s t e m a t i c i n k e r a d ic a t io n c a m ­ p aign is g o in g h lo n g v e r y nicety artd wo can get released fro m ij o u r a n t i.,e th is y e a r if the work is k e p t g o in g . The Flavor Lasts! nlwavs Ar P. CONNELLY REAL EST A TE LIST YOUR PROPERTY G r ea tly b e lo v e d in the h om e circle a d e v o t e d m o th e r and kind frn in' her loss will be k een ly felt by th e s e w h o knew her and loved her Lest. T w o su ns a n d three d a u g h te r* are left to m ourn her d e a th : II H. F a r - j rish. Mis* F lo r e n c e Furrish and Mi* > M ar y Karris h of LhiM c ity : Mrs. Ilah h , of HaittbridKe, fin , and J. It, Farrisli of C a m illa . (Ja. ,, WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES FIRE INSURANCE )ine - Your Auto - Tornado - Liability Property Damage Drew Development Co.. ‘ - % Formerly Holden Real Estate Co. City Lots in All Parts of City ry Lands in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division hT E D c u s t o m e r s A. P. CO NN ELLY ra th e b e s t buy fo r th e p r ic e K e e ly G rove Sold j i i ll --------,!f ,- ‘k The greatest five-cents worth of beneficial sealedTiahf-Kept Riaht refreshment DITr of ^ITie largest g ro v e deal* tu r n e d in neveral month* was tin sa le of th e P. M, Ki'.gjy gruvu a t j Sanford to C. II. F la m of th is c ity T h e price ftp; r o x i m a tin g J50.000. possible to get. m _* =JV The K e e ly grox'e is k now n as on e , of the sh o w place* of S e m in o le c o u n ­ ty, It is s i t u a t e d on C r y st a l Lake and c o m p r is e s :',;j acres. T h e r e -.’i t s 1 in all 150 aer es w hich went with (,he 1 sale, t h a t vvJdch is not under g r o v e t is excellen t fa r m in g and tim b er land Mr F la m in te n d s I n t o to avid to the siz e of his g r o v e 1 he tr a n s a c t io n was rlosi'd T u e s ­ d a y , Mr. K e e ly m ak in g the su lf direct. T h o u g h Mr. F,lam is in th e a u t o m o b i le b u sin e s s, being p resid en t of t h e F lo r id a A u t o and S u p p ly C o. ho k n o w s t h e w o r th of t h e citr u s in ­ d u s t r y of t h is s e c t io n an d i* t o be c o n g r a t u la t e d ott his recent b u y . # : [ ijl . WitAHrW 0 • T h in ' is his first v en tu r e in citrus g r o v e p r o p e r t y t h o u g h he has n u m er­ o u s o t h e r real e s t a t e holding* t h r o u g h o u t t h is se c t io n of t h e s t a t e , V a ir b �TOE SANFORD HERALD now.’ those who did not mnkc t h e ^ t h a t is not well stocked THE SANFORD HERALD !| suprem e sacrifice side l>y side with ough bred or very high It. J. HOLLY, Editor M. H a VNES. Iluslncss Manager ONK Y i;u t MONTHS t i i u i :k m o n t h SIX s in < a n a d.a ,from o er?eas. and. eoutppi d. w i t h, my .lirst m o n .t.h. s arriving Mal l Ma i l t Augu-t Poa l ol ht f ai S anf oo) , I lot. !i A n of M a r r h 3rd. IhTjl O iff their C anadian cous i ns, and it is pleasing to hear them tell how that l wonderful C anada treated us like "gentlem en " . G unner liarrv Smith, a Conttectiru t s ol di er , h a c k home. !!* in the New ^ ,.r, T-me*. .1 - r w in ! •• - t i t listening to. It -a . .I v, a t disci arg id1 "Tie 1 h Mir a f t e r He r a l d IjalldJpf ' ’ . . , g r a t u i t v a l l ow a n c e s , t r a n s p o r t a t i o n a **d. ,*» *v ..I b ud,g e. wu» on m y wav T r l f p h a n f Np, 14.1 .. . ... . . h o m e in t h e l lilted M a t e s in J i u - with thorgrade hogs and cattle and a vast n u m b er of the farm ers are* keeping up the registry on their sto rk ” . T his ehanged eondit n in Florida, * “ >> reference to cattle a n d .b o g s is 'host gratifying and partic u la rly ' to " " ' 1' who have, by their im proved II'Ve s t o r k brought it ab o u t. It is a oge from scrub anim als a n d pov1 e "• nure bred or high grade . . , live inlluence. ...a " -k ..... I co m p a ra tiv e 1 f'r 11 s ta n c e s to , p ro v e , , th is Save Your Money When You Get It Tfie’tiim* to save your money i - l e moment you ^et it place all your funds apart and solve you! financial difficulties by placing a set sum each week at this bank. We offer you this plan to save your money through the g a t e w a y of a s a v i n g s account. are I aev- ar»' to be found on u r . s H o n d a farms and cattle ram i ts. They speak loudly . in a t­ testatio n of the t r u t h of the ndvaneem e n l and 1prosperity . . . of Florida cattle an d live stock breeders, • man\ • L allowed J -10 ,for. tune** We were a.so . . . . . . •• . eivthnn clothing. ,1 am now receivmg $70 and my wile $,W per month . . With two game of balls today ,for the time stated.. M> wife .reortc should not go hungry for am u se­ reived regularly and prom ptly $!l0 It «=» impossible to estim a te the m ents. per m o n th during my absence, plus money value th a t im proved live foreign exchange money. I cannot *l«ck breeding and raising has of days when speak too highly of the w o n d e rfu l ! Drought to Florida farm ers and j ■ feel mor» country which treated us “A m e ric a n : breeders. Likewise, it is not posvolunteers like ■gentlemen.* ** *'•''•* to calculate the good, aside As Mrs. M alaprop said, " co m p ar- from increased w e a lth ,.th a t has come And then our boys are home or at isons are odorous.” T a m p a Trib- to breeders and raisers of thoroughle a s t some of them arc home an d w, nt> lired cattle an»I hogs. T h e ir owners c a n celebrate us neVer before. _ 0 ___ have become m ore enlightened, have • . __ . . . __ broader v is io n s^ of things and nfT H L n t l C E OF A U K I D G h fairs; they live b etter, have more of S peaking of farm labor and s h o rt­ a g e of help w hat is th e m a tte r with • flow m an y hum an lives would ifr the com forts of life—and. like as not giving the soldier boys jobs on S a n ­ take to represent th e cost of a bridge m oney in b ank, or governm ent across th e St. Johns river where th at bonds. They an d th eir families have ford farms? strea m enters Lake Monroe, four more of the com forts of J i f e , sons miles east of Sanford? and d aughters are being b e tte r e d u ­ This question is a proper otic and cated th a n were their elders, and is raised because of a frightful •acci­ dent occurring on the Osteen ferry a few day* ago. M any a m otorist has made the trip.across this ferry when tra v e lin g b e t w e e n Sanford and New S m yr n a It i- a ease iif , arefully ‘vr:iw ling" d o w n a - t r i p g ra d e to the Ltt'.e ferry oiilv hirgi e n o u g h . t • bold tw o m otor ears. TJtett the who have joined th e a d v a n ced class “ b o a t” is pulled across the narrow but deep waterway and th e n - is. a steep climb to get on terra tirtnn. On thi- p artieular aftehnm n a Max- m an w e’l c o n t a in in g a m an. CAPITAL.S30.000.00 I , SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD H.R.STEVENS R. R. EEAS C. D. COUCH CsiSwi Ali't f ithis* P'M ldfOl THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS For Sale— F o u r room bunga.ow . See T. 0 . Charles. 107 \ t . First St. ieventh paved avenue, street (Continued from page 2) | For Sale— Good buggy and bar has ju st recently re- ncss. Ladies’ biyclc. J. E. TUkach rem aining a 1 widower Celery - avenue. • 59-tfe Fur S a le — Five acres hear C.itneron C it y . Two acres cleared ami fenced. Excellen t flow ing well Uji p u b lic road, near load in g statmri, F o r r-a:<We have on hand about W. M. Haynes, one thousand pounds of Pea seed| - C ash or term s. We are all glad to h e a r th a t Wal­ which are som ewhat weevil affected. ( iituju L/incp. od-tl of p u re bred J iv e stock owners will ked.. Pierson • is on his way home We have made several sales of them never go back to razor back hogs or from F’rance. , . to nearby points- who report they FOR RENT - t Ap piney-wood cows. T h e best of Mrs. M agnuson a n d Mrs. Jesse secured a fair s ta n d on them, They tlioroughbn-ds will be none , ton Lee railed to Mr-. Pallinger l:i-t F«*r S ale Good flow ing well .ir..I wife, three week a> well a- all the near neigh­ half m iie from W ek iw a Can f - .! bors and T h u rsday Mrs Vernon Co|■<>u on tn ^um e-te.iii I 1•.4•- ♦’ i-ak gni><-. U 1 1! ,t':11 | i t , U . . er S p e n t t h e , day 'w ith tier FI j hu-lr;. Mr- Met k nnd -« htldreu. with Mrs H u dgins and little Alice visited last Fnr rcr.i Gin- or Cw.j luveU i ui| W ednesday in GrapevtHe with Mr* "" ■rri- . ! ,* rMifiur, - from ji-U-- ilfi W,-.it-rday lu llin g also > n M - s d a m e s L/Jo Lundquist, (.’lark and Ballinger. We un d ersta n d th a t Mr Stafford has the Job of p u ttin g down 1 > wells on the foil acre tract below u?. owned by Fish A Fish of DeLand. where they are using a gasoline trac­ tor for plowing. _ ♦ ♦ St, 5P-2tp F’or' h o u se k e e p in g runm s a p p i. i ' i'^rk TUii% bet u ri'it T hirii .f. 1 Fourth str e e totp For R en t N icely furnished room G e n tle m a n preD-rri d Fast Fifth St h.-d111 I iw-r*!’! \\ mIJId Ii KV I it i. j ' , o g n tf u ’i s u m m e r h o m e ^md Us*- iif garage w ith tw o ladies n r n u ; af.d w 1. \ i d - e — >1 t «bi-m i Hi.* ' i. " .i' reeni . 1 ..i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING #1 L*. S eco n d For Kent T h re e -unf urn;.pi d room s, gro u n d floor, m odern in i v t r y w a y , c o n v e n i e n t l y lo c a te d . Adults o n ly F.’ miu re IL-rald'iiflice II ♦ * F >r Sale *. ■ M ,g . -All L o r a l A th iT iih o m c rilH I 'n c 'e r T h is H e a d in g T H R F E ( I . N T S i Li ne F o r F .arh I n s e r t i o n . M i n i m u m C h a rtfe li.i t e n t s . l r’ la i f i m i t j.--\ ' ]■ ■ M i -F iv e i - S- . . . j- a,i 1 Mr*. C. C. Ha. t. i'r.ip. LJtf -t »tr— t. 1 O l ’N D F ■ ! 2 (V !. ,-\ . .•f '.** <• » n ■t ' M e p a ' i g fur r - .i 1 P i n hr.it.a.t g f am nter ' 1" 1 LOST THEY ARE nvy ip .n n LEDGER TRANSFERS, In Union There Is Strength’ B ut tli <imwbh must t h a t J-OTI X3TI tev p 11 vour records in them . T h ere’s a tyj>c to meet every I)tiri*ose, and the stock forms th at, fit them are so carefully designed that you are able to use many of them w ithout the slightest change. B o u n d in Red Cow hide Back a n t i C o rners. C o rd u ro y Sides, S te e l H in g e s, T o p Locking. Let us dem onstrate how y o u can save time, lUbor add m oney by using the Powt Binder. HERALD PRINTING CO Sanford. Florida W anted F’u ' r ished hom e room.*, not more th an 1 m busines* center. Inquire at Office. W anted — T w o male W a i t e r s . ! if we, out of goodness of hea rt de­ $7 wtH'k. . Belle Cafe. ' frT-tf Prescripticr.s must not be r. led. cline tn say an y th in g on the subject, Upholstering and m attress m aking, Violation <’f 'h e law is puntsrabLc the m a n ’s m r m t e s are d isappointed by imprisonment not exceeding one ami we are b ra n d e d as white it v e n d furniture repaired, mirrors plated, cowards. a u to tops and seats Yecovered. First year or a tine not exceeding $ 1,000 class work pnly. Brown Upholstery \i f are liable ’to rt ecive .these' or. both S.hop, 121 Court S t . O r l a n d o , .Fla. raps and m a n y more, a n d we are a l­ Acceptance by th e governhient o ' 49-tfc liquor w h ich .may have been illegally ways ready to receive \ isitors w h e th ­ er accom panied by dog or Rot. Of m anufactured or sold will not con­ FO R SA LE course we do not claim there i* any fer iirm ii’ ity fr, m r o s e c u t *i*^lde - \ p i '•• of and Mr i ar 4 .Ui! f ti 1 * . Ut 1,000 V!■ jxw 1 < If »od 1<4Lil 1" H K il k. t 11 Third street. City GO- 21p ■ Speaker's' Sore T h ro a t.’ -------* °n ” 11 -*L ll' t “Cieniyman's sore throat’’ Is. accord- I F ’or Sale—T he best all roundjvverk F'or k conditions in Marion co unty ^ ,u ^ Jtrfm j . «f Ntrw - hrtrs,. In Ne min ole county. Y oung. ktv* «itr p a n i r r l a r refi'Yerue th a t j-orj. ,jUt. t„ „ n incorrect method of j-t-ntle gentle and perfect tly sound It 1L dies more or l.->s to practically hreaihlng which causes the *ik iker Lvncl Lynch. Flouts A. Sanford. 59-4tp ry county ;r.- Florida, the ^writer or stugei* to use his muscles Incorrectly —I----ing: ' _ j and thus overtax Ihe thniuL Tho For Six vears ago most of the farms proper y;ny to breathe Is to u.-o the tically I native ra ttle and hogs but at dl*P*>™gmand the lower ribs, keep- _ p or , date it t, dltficult to find ., farm >»* U^ >r ch« ‘ fU" ° f ° ‘r’ »*«al« T H E principle applies quite as much to banking as to soldiers or states or governments. I t is roost fortunate th a t iHe F e d ­ eral Reserve Banking System has been in operation during the war. * The advantages of this organiza­ tion accrue to th e custom ers o f the m em ber banks who a t the same tim e contribute to the strength of th e nation’s banking system and enjoy the benefit of its pro­ tection. ' * �% I % m *•' • \ JULY 4. 19J9 I Little Happenings Mention of Matters In llrlef Personal Items of Interest ~’W r +jr * !' •' TH E SANFORD HERALD In and About The City PAGE SEVEN W alter R ay, S upt. o ' the Record jS u rv iv in g her are one dau g h ter, Publishing Co. of St. Augustine w a s ( Mrs. R II. Dean. Sr., of Jacksonin the city yesterday. He has been ville: one son, J. Roy Myers of Key in Orlando several days on tl e con West a n d ten grandchildren a n d sevtract f l r the Orlando booklet and eral great grand children stopped oil here to see the ball game T h e body was .J,aken to Jacksonbetween O rlando and Sanford. ville 5 ecom partied by Mrs. R, K. Spot Lights, horns, bum pers, mlo- W h itn er and Mrs. G. E. M cC ul­ tor meters, everything for the auto- loch a n d buried near her son, C. L. mobile. Sanford Cycle .Co.,- 115 Myers in Evergreen C em etery. 59-2tc Park avenue, Services were hejd in chapel at 5 f o’vToek Friday afternoon, Rev. V. W. W* wish to call atte n tio n to t i e Shields utliciating. m ahy advertisers in this issue who Summnry of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers I M. M Smith is in t h e city to d ay : have returned home after spending free nnd sovereign nation, const it ute.V later ul . which delegates from thu the most em barrassing proposition seven divisions of the southern g roup th a t has arisen in connection with of the Hell System will draft th e ratification by the senate constitution and by-laws of the p ro ­ One se n a to r told som e of Ins col- posed association. " Miss Woodcock leagues to d ay that, at the p r o p e r ; was a guest of the com pany a t titpe, lie will offer a brief, direct Hotel S av an n a h , where on Monday** itn o dm ent to the tre a ty declaring a luncheon was given the delegates. th a t the portion of the British e m ­ Later they were taken for a drive trip to pire known as the Island of Ireland a/ound S avannah and a is given recognition as a free and in­ Tyhee and supper a t D ru d e n and Potters povillion. dependent nation. i * Miss Woodcock missed the elecit is ndrnitted th a t Republicans and Dejnoi r a ts would he placed in a Hon of delegate to the A tlan ta eoncritical position by this a m e n d m e n t . ' ferenre by only two votes, a deloT he leaders nf both parties are m a k - ' gate from Jacksonville winning th e ing every Effort to concIUiate the honor. Irish voter an d have him in line for Miss Woodcock is the popular and the elections of 192'. efficient chief operator of the S anT he suggestion oT such an a m e n d - , ford exchange, ment has caused a panic on both sides of the senate. Its acceptance Ronnrris Return H om e l.y the senate would necessitate a p - j Mr a m |' -\r. B anner a n d proval by all the signatories to the (amily ,pft ,ast ijatUrday for th e tr trea ty and, it is contended, it would hom e ln Miami after spending a week prove displeasing to (.rea l Rntlfm. ^ ac county of thc accident a t greeting his m any friends, the past two weeks in Jacksonville i Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Loosing are with Mrs, Haynes’ sister, Mrs. waiting points in A labam a and T e n ­ Harry Stephenson. nessee. Dr. D. C Ward. Osteopath \ s in P at fie records g u aran teed to play San/ojd on Monday, Wednesday w ant yoi r business and who want 1 <>00 times, 60-2to anil hr ay of each * week. 58-tf business to come to Sanford. P a t­ G E O R G IA PE A C H E S BY E X P R E S S Mrs. K. F. D u tto n loaves to­ Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Perkins N othing hut best select, perfect | f | , . , , Ironize L»I|| Lthe f 1(.- UaUd>vl eI rtise 1 131 I r I Iin I l the ilt i iHerald vM iui morrow for points in New Jersey I . f » m e.t Tuesday for points in Ohio and f th are pcD,)lo wh„ are try- fruit shipped. C a rd a n s and C a rm a n s where she will s p en d th e sum tm ner. rom there they will go to New York j U) {)uiId Sanford. You know J u n e 1st to 20th . Ralls and lllle y 's Uic.vcle R epairing—our bicycle re­ where Mr. Perkins will purchase his J u n e I5 lh In July 1st, E lh erla s J u n e it. pair shop is the largest and best fall and winter goods 25th. Jill 15th. Three Dollars per equipped repair shop in the city. Ford parts we carry a line of crat , C a s h ie r’s Cheek or Money A six course fish and chicken dinI Ford parts. T o p recovers and seat Or dey. All work done quickly and guarun75c. Fish suppers 50c, at the covers. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 nod the best. Sanford Cycle Co., R eferoi ce, Rank of W eston. C. 0. Ayres D aytona Reach Hotel. 5‘J -tf l ’urk Ave. • 59-2tc 115 park Ave. 59-2le . Long, W eston, (in. 57-d tp Mi Mr. and Mrs. I. D. M artin leave n * Bculah H ‘,tc ,i nso"* l ,i e , ctt‘- I You can play Pat lu* records on pahlo m anager of the ' tomorrow for their form er home in J!“ ’r‘‘ " ‘ 1 t ’’nt any phonograph, Hcruld G ets R e s u lts . Ask y our dealer P o r t l a n d .'M a i n e , where th e y will ] " ’7 ,7 BP” ?r ot J u s t a little notice in the Herald 6 Q2 tc how*. ■ lo ru u n u , ’ Oldsmuhile, purchased this week always brings results and th e followsenators friendly j Osteen ferry in which the family spend, th e s tim m ir. _ .from Mr. N. II. Garner. Jam es D. I n g r a m of St. Augustine ing l e t t e r of th an k s explains it: j rn* n,stral,,pn th a t 1 rcs,d,‘n barely escaped w ith their lives. Mrs. Motorcycle tires and tubes. S u n -. „ ,, , , , was in the city W ednesday ealling \\tlso n is prepared to tak e care of Runner is still in a precarious condiE ditor Sanford Herald, ford Cycle C a , 115 P ark avenue. L ,S |’eua l F.°M ‘h July «u™ •f Ireland and n formal announcem ent Ron b u t th o u g h t it best to get back 1 ru B9_otc Sf ' an< eh'cken dinner, 7at ; tisb on friends and relatives.* Mr. Ingra­ S anford. Kla. would be made soon. It is said the t o ' t h e i r home in Miami as sopn as , supper, 50c. Ayres D aytona Reach ham is a nephew of F. P. Forster, M. E. C arr, representing th e Mar- Holl,| ,5(Mtc president of th e First N ational Hunk Dear Sir: British authorities will give Ireland a 8he was able to travel. T h e family tin Seed Co. of Jacksonville was in, ... „ . „ . ' and is representing the Land & In. n m M , K colonial form of government, and w i s W t o express thefr th an k s to th e 1 i . ...in... ... . t * Mrs. Ed. Smith of Pensaco la has the city W ednesday railing on the .............. ,, , . . . . in th e H e ra ld our Red t russ notice j t ,mt thprt> xv,lt he no delay in an- Sanford people in the following no- ‘ been s p tm d in g ii few- JayA with h « . | i u?.!rittl D e p n rtn w n t of K’ B* C.' concerning an unclaimed cheek for IU)(ineinK lht. growers an d seed men. tue: Bister, Mrs.’ S. A. Irwin. She left B atlw iy. ; Mary W right tcolort'd', slic has FDR SALK— Electric Shoe Shop XIr. Editor, Sanford Herald, yesterday for home accompanied by Southern tires. 6000 mile guaran- been located at -Longwnudi 'So. One Champion curve and stitcher. 1 her mother. Mrs. Rlack. ’ Sanford. Fla. l lt'e, all sizes, .'lOx.’l to“ J5x I 1 j. San- through y o u r eo-opi'ration our ef­ RUKVKNT HOG CHOLERA Champion loose, nailer, 1 Landis fin­ Dear Sir: E-Z Seal pint .fruit jars at L. I*. | Cycle Co., LI5 Park Ave. The IF A. Thom as Hog f’owderj fort of several weeks past is m ade isher. 2 solidity Jacks. 1 two H. P. in o- M rC ullerV ' 5B-tf ’ 59-2tc I wish to ask ‘you for a small Suceessftil. and I hope mir llo n if Ser- ha* a ris'ord of 95 per cent cures of lor. I sofe cutter. 1 bench tools. Mr, and Mr* .1 F. Hickson have Rev. Milo Massey moved ' Ids viee ollici can soon obtain for her Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs amoutft of space In your paper ill S7nn.uo. E. II. P E T E R S, Lake sold their place on Celerv aVenue household goods this week to Geor­ the check she might oD'crwise mil a* directed you never need fear hojj order that 'me and my beloved vvifo Helen. Flu. ’ 5'J-atp Cholera or any other hog disease. ant! our dear little ’children can ex­ gia where he wi 1 reside in the fu tu ri- have received. and pureliased the Higgins hous. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Jam es who Fren^J avenue where they ’ are Mr. Massey m ade m any friends In her behalf and foF th e Red And the directions ate very simple, tend our hea rtfelt-thanks to the kind re-idf on th e Alfred King place on home- to their m any friends. • just ii limit what you are going, plus people of Sanford who showed their while here who h a te to see him leave Cross we th a n k ypit. tin. west side are h a p p y over th e u'ra few cents' w orth of It. A. Thoma-V loyalty in .deeds of kindness to us hut wish him Well wherever lie may ' Sincerely, W A I T E D - OLD CLEAN rivnl of a fine new hoy. . Hog Pow der In the feed twice a during our distress on and since the locate. His family left for Georgia ('■vrinne Robinson, HAGS, ANY KIND EX­ occurrence of the accident which tt eek Pint Mason fruit jars a t L. P. several weeks ago. See’v Home Service Section,CEPT OLD SOCKS. happened to us on T h u rsd a y last. „ .MeCuller's. * 56-tf \? ANTED OLD ( I.E V\ Gsnally though, cholera gels in be­ A It. ( ’. GOVTS. P IN T S OR R R Itrossiere. editor of the IDfore we know ti Then it requires J u n e I'L. HH9, And we want espec­ ItVGS. VNV KIND EXRED SPREADS. \ T T H E close a tten tio n in each hog each ially to extend our thanks to Hie < EFT lll.D SOt IvS, laioio R eporter S ta r was in the rity * * * * * * * HER VI.I) OFFD E. 5 9-tU • * • • (O V T S . H IN T S . o lt hug mtisi tie dosed and if yob will dear Indies who assisted t!s all out to v.-terd ay taking in the base hall and Next Friday's Ksiu- of the Herald RED SPUE IDS. IT T H E ; dose them a* directed you will save the ferry and w.ho were so kind to ,!i.g oh his many friends, will contain t m annual report <>f HERALD OFFICE. .MM I lietter than 90 per cent. . I f , you provide, clothing, etc., for us all. All persons desiring In ali'ruc* reduced on all' goods at Seminole C ounty Chapter, A; R C , d o n ’t the R A Thotna. medicine And with our lu-*i wishes to each tenil Sundiiv *rhool will Grace Williams’ millinery store. and a complete report of the a c t i o - 1 Mi** Minnie Porter of Key W est, costs you nothing. We not some a n d ,e v e r y one m aybe God in some 50 tf phone No. HI, 10It or 9 0 J tie* of thi* C hapter *in> , it- organs > « In ha* heel, the guv l ••f M iss way will award them for their deeds distant m anufacturer pay your not tale r ilia n S aturday S ent a Lake left Wednesday for tier Mr. and .Mrs. W . II. Millson of zatioii in April. 1017, of kindness, and so again Hqinking money hack noon f r e e transportation Miss Purler was a selimd New- S m y rn a s have moved to SnnA limited num ber of violin pupils' home* you alt, we beg to remain, with love M erchants G ro rerj t o. till Ri­ will lie furnished them to f -mil (ire located with Mr* will be ai i opted I»\ 1 ha* S. Stallage. mule uf Mis* Lake's at StUarl Hall, to ail tro'tn and from it within a radius Virginia, gra d u atin g in the 1919 S imics, Seventh and M yrtle avenue Resilience and studio 111 palm etto Mr. and Mrs, J. W .J to n n e r Miss P orter made m any Plume Go. F orres Form Association of th re e miles of the M e th ­ 5S-.'$te j Glass, The f a m o u s P athe Sapphire Hail avenue. and Children. odist church. friends Iren- in Sanford’s Social Mi s Versa Woodcock returned mi gk-ie-. sm oothly around the records. Miss M ildred Holly is spending circles. ! Wedresday from Savannah, ( t a t Tin 1 mqsic Dows oil. it isn’t seratek- the week at Ml Dora, the guest id t aril of Thunks lllcvde Tires N ew , * fresh slock ) u her, she represented t he local Iclc,,,) ,j| ’ 60-2 tr ' Mr and Mrs Ray Ferrari who are • • • • • • • To Hu- many ki nd friends of the and guaranteed at $5 Oil per pair phmir exchange ;il a division confer­ \ II G arner left Wednesday for camping out on the lulls of Ml late Sututie. H. Daggett, our Hut on free <>f charge Sanford ence of cniidoves, ( atholii ( hurrh V .fita where h< wilt pot; Mrs Dora Mr .Ferrait t* one of tlie lt\e "1 * j brother,I w^i wisji to express our Cycle I'n . 115 i’ark Ave. 59-2lc Thi r t y nine delegates frcim ex­ C orner Oak avenue and Eiglfih Gario-r who has been ill the Capital 1 wire m erchants of Eustis. heartfelt gratitude for all kind a t t e n ­ Mr and Mrs. Earl Gormley and changes in S outh Georgia and Flor­ st rent ( ’ visiting friends and relatives j Rase hall supplies, hells, Lais. tion shown h)tn in his life, and in his children of Jacksonville arrived in ng . . . F ourth Sunday after I V t - id. i met In discuss, plans , for formi Huy Diamonds Wight Tire Co. gloves, nuts, etc Everything for the Sunday , . sudden passing away, June till, 1919 association of employes which the city S u n d a y . coming in their car an leeosl. Fi,Vif i l*i»ys Stinforti i ' y <I*• ( »• .V.* Jt c Mrs. Abhie IF t ■lice, sister, Mrs. \\ M. H aynes and children provide for taking up through Low M .itise*. S and II a ill - Ser its regular K R Murrell and family are livMiss Laura Laing of Jackson ville runic with them and Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Lucy E. .Gray, sister, officers any m atters of ■v. at D aytona Reach while their i* in the cil for a few weeks with Gormley will be_Hie guests of Mr. mmgs, .ta k e n from- Holy Ncrrptuio, adjustm ent which from time to time (tired T. Daggett,* bro th er.’ jo-', property, formerly the Hy.c-.Lu i her brother . J. K. afid C. W,. Laing. j and Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. G onn- Kyrie EleSsun, Gloria. Credo, Agnes r»*o»ot arise Vineyard Haven. Mass,, Ruby Eaing left S aturduy n glil ley's mother. Mrs. A Simon for sov- I*ei, sung by • hmr i !i*iiig m ade ready for occupancy, The movement is in line wi t h t h e 1 J une 29, 1919. f. *uviiii:iu-b. ( i . i , w I o t c '’ Tie w .i* Glasses for religious knowledge," HI Southern ltd! In give In em plnves' i mplete slock Diamond tir-s. j crill Weeks. __________________ transferred by the I G .j't-'.l V. it 1’tre Co, «- m . In ........... .11 ;■ • 11 v- ir h g DR D W I S Uncle tlir.-i. , l -I.i VII a r c ' ^'11 H11' | **4 >\VI Ml Till I*. \«. VIN VI M il I| ■, t u l - ■I V 1 I.I „ d people I l_:it i l t I* 0. • in'.n-*t 11 It- I... I w Ma. ., n IK * (1. . * 1.1 \ [ | \ ( u l \ lit 'I s i ,-r. - .1 ' 111 * m l 1'neb- ‘I .In it, “Inn a In n ti *- c.irt' - l a y h - - I -s' ■ <' h i i r. h 1 ralit.g. : 1 I . .11 11 .*11 r *1,i , II s I | \ ( , 1. V I \ Ml I M MM. . .■I ............... dually o r .-.diet- , flir „-s ,|(. yimu! h.inl i,f a 11 i*i ,r\ 11 *i-(ry "I ( In III ldc and ,il ah 11 ■ t .l VSNl.S I <>R HI. vl) VI I. lively• | niliiijl.inent u burglar pays you when Catechism, h;iRI p. in. Mr ami Mr* 1i. w A M ) HOUR VISION A -general, conferi-nee will be held n* lakes ti likin' In yoti watch." F / i d a y — L e d mres on forim tlim i l — ' ; 62-fTc^ - Gasoline, oils and greases, free nir. - now ™rofqr1tal,!i: '" ‘-"“-M* hl / j M.i:. to" serve you’. Salford Cycie inoli-.liotvl where they have an A jolty crowd enjoying ihe pleas’nr** of- Gamp G l i i .l a i d Halm Springs l,i*t « e!, w ife NG ami Mr* t rart-k Mill.; M . * , ’/ e h Kallitl, Mi-*, F.-i tu-r Miller. ' h. n • 'H o Hi 1*i luha l.a.lig, lli h n G iliZ.ile/ ( ai.if I , 1 ■ t£ lit h ' > I ......., Sara! Wight A grand tune i* re­ ported by all 1 have returned to Sanford and lively around S anford nqd t h e peer will give my pervmal a tten tio n to fish who objected- to a ball team is the Leon Auto T ransfer business, the same lisb who objected to a new y ()ur patronage will be appreciated, hotel and every other project for th e 60-t*f Leon.' benefit of Sanford. You know him. \ t r . and Mrs. G. K . . Henry have* Socket and end wrenches, all moved into their new home formerly sizes. Sanford Cycle Co,, 115 Hark the It W. Rrady residence at the Ave. 59-21 c corner of Magnolia and T e n th . Dr. Davis is in the city again after ( ‘apt. and M*rs. .It R. Murrell, who a three m onths' trip over sm ith; have been occupying this home have Florida. Dr Davis notes a decided purchased the Ry-lo Hotel propertychange in Sanford and thinks this a-ul will reside there when' the city will gain a greater influx of win- many im provem ents contem plated te r visitors wi t h her many good ho- arc made. . tels. Milier*tires and lu b es all sizes in Inland Leak-proof piston rings. Stock. A mi don t have to wait, we All Isizes, for all ears. Sanford Cycle can serve you. Sanford Cycle Co., All 5 9 -2 tc 115 Hark avenue. 59-2tc 115 Hark Ave Mr. and Mrs. R. apartm ent, ( 59-2tc 115 Park Ave.’ Holly and family an occupy irig ti * .loi'M Win hi* ami lit t 1 IF rndmi home on I’ark avenue H S iu i d if T- r. R it ii D ;i v , \\ HEN V o H T H I N K OF ( AN .(icmllug ■ ai. 1 1 A T H I N K OF T H E h \ N H \ I I I In C1'.'*! KI TCHEN I F IT HAS S I G V K IN' IT W K HAVE II I \K i.ir ,i( I. -t M a*i a f r i T H E A T R E RLI I LDI NG. HJ-tf M i uHer's. T h e hall game- un making llung* H I. M c K e iis i ' is in l h<* ci t v c ir- . ''in n am ong hi* many I ri'-mi*. ic ;,*' luiw representing the, Nor•dl; 'i’ire & Rubber Co., of Nor* ilk. Conn. No .n e e d le s to change on tl.e 60-2 t<t Fat he phonograph. Those enjoying the invitation »f K-hekufi Lodge No. F2 of Orlando '••re II. K. Loosing, A. ( ’. E. Dees. I F ’, Holiday, Miss R uth Ltwrfnr. 'J r* Lena Lee. * There's a man at the curb to *■ r\ r you. 55-tf \1 r-* W. M. H aynej and cbildf"n e ^ M w i M w a M n n M j| ! Taste is the Test \ 1 Let us send you a quart or more of our delicious •Jce Cream for Suridaj" Dinner. ORDER NOW j BOWER S ROUMILLAT Just Phone '^2 H Q a a R X N M m w a a tM w M Robert Deane is home again and H"t Point and \\ estinghuuse irons, at hie accustom ed window til the different sizes. Att Sanford Cycle Seminole Rank. Robert__a nswerciL..C*L,_L li—i.’urk—j Vvc— — —59-2 te — fits c o u n try 'a (’all and served Uncle, Joe Dawson who m akes his home Sam in the navy, being stationed at in Orlando but represents the llurger Key west and later in New York. & B aum g ard n e r Co., of New York, City. wholesale hardw are m erchants and I.con’a Auto Transfer has pur- J»c has been traveling this co u n try chased a new Republic truck and it- for the pust tw enty years or more is now in service. "B oost for Leon." for this, name llrm. H e is so pnpulur s . . 6 0 -llc ! with this firm and with the general Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Smith „f Public t h a t they have nam ed several Oviedo were In the city on T u esday » incultural im plem ents for Joe and paid the Herald an appreciated Be is .log in statu*.- and visit 11 G has hc.-n gctl.ng' out b'K ,n hi‘a :l and his visits to Suilford .m s s lies f..r Hie past year or more “ r,‘ appreciated by Hie trade on government contracts and has al,d " 'an y friends here, been one busy man. • Hi cycle. lamps, bells, horns, pedals, i We have Goodyear 40x8 tru ck 8addJ«!t_ c,*ains» coaster brakes, ‘ lire* I n ’ stock: Sanford Cycle Co.. han,,,e’ 1,arM E verything for th c ............................ bicycle. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 ,115 I’ark Ave. , 59-2tc j • „ Hark Ave. 59-2fc I -Aubrey Haight is borne again af t er, spending the p a s t y e a r in* France D ealh of M rs. M yers where he was in th e motor corps antf * Mrs. A. M. Myers, formerly of brigaded with t h e French army. He New; Ilam herg. N. Y., died at thu is the son of Mr. anil Mrs. H. L. home of her grand d a u g h te r, MreJ Haight and went into the war whe- R. F. Whitner- at 5:15 ’ T h u rs d a y , morning, J u n e 26, 1919. a he whs only fifteen years old4 4 rv and d a te s of books of Itilde; i InChur * i.i M id d le Ages: I In- Gotisii ♦ . on S u n d a y , morning at 11 ♦ * 48-tf ♦ NOW IS T H E T I ME to have t hat dam aged tire vulcan­ ized No lire trouble ever grew less by being neglei ted llaVi’ is* p i t new ami longer life in >otir t u e i by vulcanizing auj punctured or worn parts. * Our work will give you many more miles of service from your tiros at a very little expense. It is tire c o s t .reduction of the m o s t,p ra c ­ tical kind. f KENT VULCANIZING WORKS t'llllu of | tie t 'h l l r('h, s b* p HI • • ♦ t ljri*l 1.i u S• i>•11. •■ . 1 - ; .11 . will In- In-Id at th e W om an’s Gliili, Oak avenue, b etw e en • • • • Third • ♦ . * * and oclock, * * * • F ourth Mrei*. • * • * • * • • WRI TE BUCKE YE NURS ERI ES If You Wa n I,'T heir S e rv in ’ M an to Call On Yihi Our a d v e rtisin g columns ■have a -:nounced th e fact t hat a service man id Buckeye Nurseries will spend some tim e in this m u n t y , , vi.iting and advising w'.tti eitrus fruit grow ­ er*. While th e Duckt-ye j eople will be ve y glad t o arra n g e for this gentle­ man to see a n y grdve owner or any person who co ntem plates planting grapefruit or oranges, calls can he made only on those who will make artvjtm<n f o ( | u t ’s t « “ for Jthem. Just w r t .1 a letter or postal card to Buckeye N u rsrrira, lllltl C itlZeurj Rank Building, T a m p a , Fla., saying th a t you w a n t to see their man while h- is in this c o u n ty and he .will be j given in s tru c tio n s to visit you. You incur no oblig atio n and no charge will, be m ade to .y o u —tb s Rue'. iye 1 ae rvic’ is ab s o lu te ly free. -- ‘ !?( N O T IC E Prior to Jul y 15th payment of pAving and sidew alk liens will lie a c ­ cepted ul Tacc of lien plus attorney's fee and costs. P ay m en ts under this! order must h c ' r a a h . After July ISIh* all paring H ens will be enforced by ’foreclosure, f Ry order of city council. “* J. J. Dickinson, 57*4tc * City Attorney. To F r e e Ireland Washington, J u l y 2 . — An" a m e n d ­ ment to t h ' peace tre a ty , pruvidin for the recognition of Ireland us n PHONE IT Oak and Ilrd St. Sanford. Florida >-1 • "? There is no credit in being patri­ otic nowadays.* It is plain duty. * , ll'-llfvln'l If ml all essential business should be prosperous, booming and expanding, It is Eie pilicy of this bank to encourage anil help e ery Ic-'ltimntc business activity, • « Whenever we Can be of service to Tanners or business men along these lines, it shall be our patri­ otic pleasure to assist.-------—— ^=—‘— *—rw �*«’ PAGE EIGHT THE SANPORD HERALD JULY 4, 1910 city of $anfor<1 ihill Havr a Urn ihrrrfor a Ka in *t th«« taiii lam! cn fordh lr iti Iik»* man' n#r as ntHit Nans IT mill* from Jacksonville on the ocean hoarh. Surf bathing. Rolf, tennis, nutomoliilinjr on" the bench. Fishing from the ocean pier or from t i c jetties. S<n foods, excellent meals. A line hunch bf riding ponies in Muirge of a com petent riding m ast­ er I kun lng . An ideal place to spend the spring ami sum m er months. Write us for rales, reservations, book­ let. etc. ^ rv tic i5 e.a £ l -AtlarJidJjekck I o r Q »■ P ? h 3 J 3 J J a provided for, ih« ■am# aha 11 I»p done by fh*rit) i*f ^anfiird, nr shall He let b> a font raft by the city of Hanford to the lowest and plan* and •pwdtt ration* *11 broi * I <•»I r.% (hr rjt\ engineer and l * " thirds * f the of , - y e h grading and i Vinpf arid r t^rhin g. one *third ! o abut ting • the dale of the nn'u«t non «d the work shsl! ‘of Fanfnrd That the r * ti mated cm* is of grading and .pa ving per «uuare yard for the paving of j said street with rurhin* i« 12.75 p*r square i yard, and the estimated total rost* !ff paving th* same One W a sh in g to n , J u ly 3. A c o tto n e r n p a b o u t 1,000.000 hales s m a lle r t h a n last y e a r 's was forecast for th U Mfirinv, anti bonds will be sold, delivery to bp made tpn days sflcr acceptance of bill. Payment* for said bonds tid»«- mulr within said PJ’fbnl of tin days aflrr acceptance of tut. All Mil. must be a. rum pa nint with a re lined rhrrk for nnr and oni-half p,r rent <d the amount of bond# to he sold. The inty rnmmU>lnnrra of Srminnle rounty, .v ',a r . M a n y o th e r f a n n e r s w h o h u d ) „ s t a t e m e n t on th e crop th e de- oo Morins, r w r » the right to rejrri *ny and not grow n c o tto n for y e a rs p la n t e d lt p a rtm e nt said* all bid.. I'rono.al, ahnuld be addrrsted to the Hoard of (i.unty ('ummiaalnnrra of Sem. «Ids season in hopes of high prices by „ Thp ^ ^ ()f „ M nt inole I'.iunty. Honda, at Hanford. Florida. VVIlnnu my hand as rlerh of the 'Hoard it piekm g tim e . a r r a d e v o te d to c o tto n this y e a r ha s founty Commissioner* of Seminole County Holl w eevils are r e p o r te d a c t i v e in re su lte d from a s c a rc ity a n d high Florida, and the aeal of ,ald lioard on this the 12th day of June, A. 1). 1919. „ | argl, p a r t of th e belt. price of labor, a g r e e m e n ts to Curtail • Ural) E. A. DOUGLASS, p r o b a b ly be la r g e r or sm a lle r t h a n th e a m o u n t fo re c a st as c o n d itio n s h e r e a f te r are b e t t e r or worse t h a n a v e r a g e c o n d itio n s. y e a r by th e d e p a r t m e n t of Ugricull u r e to d a y in e s tim a tin g p ro s p e c tiv e p ro d u c tio n at. 10,986.000. hales. Acreage th is \ c u r show s a i ut of 8 % 7 | p r o d u c tio n was fo re c a st at anti a b a n d o n m e h t of Reids in m a n y per cent fro m last j e a r s , t i e Uc—^ i o.HStJ.OOO e q u i v a l e n t to 500 p o u n d ! place* be c a u se of i n a b ility - to g e t th e ,rT a r ' ..!.<ri”5 * ' 'V,!'0 Ul r<, i:".- V" hates Ity th e d e p a r t m e n t of ugriculHire. baaing its estim ate on Ju n e 25 en n d iti n o f - t h e g row ing c rop, w hich cent iif a normal, and'an w as i urea of fKl.Sfirt.OOi) acres u n tle r c u lti­ v a tio n on t h a t d a te . See U t n n i i . p r o d u c tio n was forecast at I '>,000 ha le s a n d E g y p tia n yt -13.p r o p a g a n d a for redact: nt of nntl hales, m a k in g a to ta l of tiu.OiiP a lf e e te d p rin ci||a lly the farger hales c o m p a r e d witli .N.S,:|95. hales asl y e a r A SANFORD MAN’S EX PERIEN CE w eevil Can you doubt the evidence of this , 1 citizen?. p e t iy ili e * ‘ S ea is l a n d and I !g i pltat atreagt t hi- \ . a ' ii 1*<.’.( HUI in-res .1 w Inch • Ji.t.fMMi is «<i, a Isla n d , om pared w it h a co m b in e d a c r e a g e You can vt-rify Sanford endiirsymenf. Head this: P ro d u c tio n A. \\ U at lien, fanner. 1(M) \\ First 01(1.3:1? Italic, St . say>: “ 1 have used" I loatt’s Ktdtiev o I'? 1111n. t (i r i -1 (Ml - oil and on fitr -a \ i ral u ar- and i 1 * lin- the l>e>t koines rein, ds l o t s had I alid four s e a r solTi-red a lot with ms l>:ek and ki.inej weaktn v- i >n \ i ral - lot 11- -ai.'-< IvldlOS I’ 1• h as. i oil , 11 - o in when I wav < ■imp!. '. Is dow ■ ,u d >•u > ssi'h kniro s irooidi Ul.t l es. r I f. . I heir toed noss (lies alw as- lirmg tin suit';.' quick ro-nl>- .if:.I 1 . at. I -as nm I Hill'k ' t III - r p r o ; . (’ out of the graia c o u p le d w ith I ho n a tu r a l o p p o n e n t s Didn't Keep T h eir A greem ents ' Propaganda for the,reduction of acr ea g e a lle r ic il p r in cip ally t h e larger p ld n ts hut most of th e sm all p r o p r ie ­ tors and ten a n t farmers, w ho had d is p o s e d of their 1918 crop at high p rices m a in ta in ed or e v e n in cr ease d their id-in ings. M an y o t h e r f a i itiers w ho had nut grown c o t t o n for y e a r s p lanted u ib is season. Im ping to r e ce iv e high p rices p revailin g at .planting tim e. In p ortions of O k la : h oin a, Missouri a n d along t h e north­ ern borders of t h e c o t t o n b elt, w h e a l w a s - p la n t e d ill s y e a r b ecau se of t h e g o v e r n m e n t g u a r a n te e d price. The Sea Island se etim s of (ieorgia and F lorida was h e a s iU reduce'd as to acr ea g e p la n te d lu-V.ius • of Loll w \ 11 r ,ia a g* - a - 1- 111* i ,isc in i lie -*•* i l*j11 ul i uttr^ia ■lFi»l Hi .1, i 11(i **| iif Till IIf 1‘laniiul Ij;• vt n vr Imuhi lip s yea r . ,s,i 1 last f a se r a gc . otolst -loi On March 19, 191'. Mr W ath en said " I urn - ' i1' i- -■ • -t g i- | -a i'I .1 1 at . Kolto s worked ' t i l ' , Hi t I I g o e t May IT, lid 1 • ,ie - i e r I l . - i s . i i ' T i . e t i . i| I *oat; - vmo' gis .Itg m.V la-t . 1 -t -■; • ment " I’rin i.o, at all dealer-. .Clerh Hoard >4 County Commi.ioner. of ^§.rninolefo u n ty , Florida N o i l r e of App l i c a t i o n f or T a i H e e d U n d e r S r r l l o n S of C h a p t e r I M S . L a * , of F lor- p la n t w orked o u t of th e grass c o u p le plant In r t -imp|\ i! gen er a l co m p la in t in ' of ia 11aij -- i o.i mto ll tieids and a s< a rc ity of use of tiig mild w inter of te Wet seavUt to djite, rep orted ;i' s > r s act l ve Phone 1G ft on curb nidi, from hr a lien, *ijpeH* f t ail r*ihrf Men*, earrpt only lien* for U\. r„ agaimt and upon the Iof * nr prApertv f r o r t i ’ k or abui/liu op*, the stferti her* in(»ef■re describe* ... 1 «graded and p»vr«L .and * • • ^ - n i i ! i * •• third of such «|mU shall be paid b> t-o* fit) Proprietor grow ers a c c o r d in g to th e d e p a r t m e n t , b u t most of th e sm all p r o p r ie to r s Million H ales L e ss T h a n T h a t tint! t e n a n t fa rm e rs m a in ta in e d or of L ast y e a r even in c re a se d th e ir p la n tin g s this Seminole Bank Ahnex hint bidder, in afford* new with the a flirt*!*aid W. H. A D A M S T H IS YEAR'S C OTTON CHOI* WIGHT TIRE CO SrctloH 3. Thai upon failure of any prop* erty own or to do the g radio if. paving herein as dieserihrd l« 12750*09, ami thr estimated cost to lot owryers per fruut fool It 12.61. Section l. That the rity engineer U Pi.-reby required within ten diya. after the Oral nubliration of this ordinance, to prepare and tile an estimate of the amount of liens for ■orb paving which the rit^ will claim against each of the lu.s fronting or abutting upon the street so paved, which cstimat shall he based upon the estimated rosta of th# work, and upon the frontage of lots abutting the street so t*» bo paved. Section 5. That any person owning ‘any interest In and to said properly abutting upon that portion of said street to lie so paved shall have the right within thirty day* after the filing of1•aid estimates with the city Hcrk to present to the sai l city clerk a sworn petition to he presented to the lily council, setting forth that in thi* opinion of the petitioner the eitimated amount of such costs and liens upon such lot is incorrect, ahuwing wherein it i» incorrect or why it will cacefd the apedal benefit accruing from the work and paving done and to be dune In Kelly Springfield— Portage— Pennsylvania IN A L L S IZ E S Ida Notire M hereliy Jtivert that Thoma. Wif. Bpflinn 11/ That Ik# city ruunrib n. pu.frhunr ul Taa Cerliflrale No. | 0 |, after pr«»p« r n»*ticp and within the time pre­ ; dated thr Ith day t*( June, A. I). scribed by urdinance, sit as a board of ixation to ht-ar any and all p«t«lion« and c«m plain la which may b*1 fil «*«t in reference to dbr-«**timated costs pt th«* paving ,ht*rrin pro- n ne Inch Cards Will Re Published Ub * videt! for and »iull mak** diia and proper1 ie r This Heading At The. Rate Of f7.20 inquiry Into the *»am«\ atid if it shall appear Per Year. to the satisfaction of ll»p city council, sil­ ling a* a hoard of equalization, that, the estimated amount of said lien I* cblrecily i stimaicd, llu* amount *«> filed shall stand us the amount of vuch lieu to be claimed by the * city of Hanford, fur lb** paving of the said ■tree* in front of said property, and after the lit > council has ’heard all petitions and LAW YER k*ii*-ri all jrr**p« ri > o»,ners an i*p|mrtunity to to- hi ard and make all .rorrrctiMn* w hit'll UFncK IN TItK COURT IlDl SK in I hi if jmlgmerit I* just, and cifualiied all afirumi'Ri*, 3^1*1 amouni* and a*«*-«• meni* SANFORD FLO RIDA a<* livid and i-uualixn! ska!! »urn| v• a Ii«-n agfainst vawl pr**fcMrty to lie enfofriol »v . lb* r AN OltDIN INI K licit* at any time after Jan. I*t, 1920 -with An <irillnanr.- .-nllllrit an tIr.linance -re■lulnn, the (raittn* and pailns ul* Ninth Interest a« provided by law and ordinanees slreeV (mm the en*t line ..f Fork avenue t-vrttUMA.S EMMET WILSON ifa«jrMl ibis 2nd day of Jun**, I9I9, i .-ioIojis e*«l iii Ihr r u t line n( alley in .Tier r i,. Mijj.K it, Tan t). II. Tr.ltnr.l * n»iip, I’vn-ptinu th|*r,.. E. FERGUSON IIOUSIIOLl/eR l,fri i di ' t i t r i t y Cour t r i f , ffi'tn th# Inlcrsrrtinn i*f Haiti Ninth nticit I hi r* hy that thr furf-gfdm; nfjliti with Ms^ntiliti ttv i'litlr. BUSINESS CARDS SCHELLE MAINES Hr *1 ortlaihiMi b y t hr ma y o r urnl . uni 1 1 of t hi rif> S ar>f mm|, M.rtiia rifv , I I hat aSitikb Mrt*t ( bpgjnniti^ at »nt« r*rriir»n on » af»l line t*f Hark avenue and «*i I* rifltnit i‘a"t t =* f hr alley, in Ti rf Tw > ( K Frrtlf.n.l • m a p . »• v«-i tP m e in t # - *«-» t i .tu 4 1■ l«»- |1J| V•'l| anr* »iD i|ulv pat' **! hv lit* rity Wilson & Hoasbolder roun*jl - 1 1hi *it > if S 11f-. • h ih.fi i.i. tit *»’**i,tn, t hi - 2nd dax "fij June, 1 J’* | r. I* K!NK<. * t r11a i 11r*rk 5ppr-«*v* d I-, fru t fi i * 2nd tifa ■ J I «*•** S Milord LAWYERS • W L+*is k. pa vrtnr ft f !■« !* • I •i*i» tni he*, ‘with lI inrh.-B tu I hit It- rn*««* lion ssnl i»e nl.ol" .to H o- Jam —s \\ I’erkms. J u d g e of the S eventh Judieial Circuit of Florida, at Del.tiud, Florida, or w lnrever he may In- found at 11 >..rk -t > mn f i - r i | r F l i m d a Th> paving 1 J1af*t “Ift *-1 •had T••- In ,miii a itJtiri <ut v o ’clo, k o-i Ho morning of .July > t | i , d a v - l ' - i t i a n d ,i f I *- f f h t d a ! * nl M i * . . r , | . r, 1919, or as soon thereafter as applica­ •c m •hai l l i n i nn * t!f«iivV hiji in lb** . ,,-nt nts mas he heard, for an order approv­ J i mv p f " p * f t a i m m - f . g*» n i it g p f i - i p f - • ( > a b u t ' M pi c «*n i hat p a r ! +>f * a t d ■•trrr-t i , * n m r. ing t la- Charter of the Fcrriutd-Laughton ,;1‘ !*• I**- |*a v i l l , - t hal l f u l l , atthtn i h* Memorial Hospital AssoeiaDon. the o b ­ t-tri f h « . i i n p r . v t. | . , h f,. t : j >t a m i p a - , - a j ject atnl nature of which t- to . -millet 1 ’ ■* " ' Ml ^ F" »1 I **f h i * . i r I l l r f f *. •{»• 411 i Vi ■ | ' , . j I • '' Tn ac. r.iMCi. « i f. Hi. t.rm- ..r *l■, and -.per it. a hospital th Sanford, Flor­ ida, e;f 11, - a■• ............... .. a n d I>i 'I-. ,i' . , I to eoialuet a m i i t .. ‘ to i.ets.fuiy We Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a Pktf. Ofllre Supply Dept P lum e I IS Sanford. Florida ,r. tile sam e Signed 3.*ain*t » I INi i H \ III I < IV. Pit.I» . M US i U D IC K IN'S ! in l> . I.I I . Pr, Dt-I.;tml. Florida - 1 \ 11 \ i i vv f 111; \ i \ i \ ' i h . ■Ml Mil fill im * 'lit,. I , - t | . < O I It • I I , :> I .. I i I m til si S I ' S li.oooii,. Ic.'ikio'ta1 Vi i 111 MV Fr-rat. « far wF tilth c>4*l«- rail. si m i n i n t m m it v nii sift-, i„ , i. „ , . , oi I III s i I I I , , , | S|. III) IIS I - I 111 u >1 HI n| | 5000 Miles .section 1*1,n-., pip. , V - f Ftovd !o Wealth \ It I *% LEGAL ADVERTISING pxi’pplioHnlly ifood one for making \vaflk*s, loo. Fully Guaranteed, and if one should be defective adjust­ ment will be made by us rig h t here. J Ur. I I h i/ (US V ->ii can lie |i e ml on tfie ti<»ur. tin* eggs, all a lw a y s b e h a v in g in about t h e sam e Hut t h e baking pow der t h a t 's aiintFc IL- 4ii*#*4*41 n deirnn uy- tireakfnst. Kvery b ody h ap p y! If it's p oor s t u d it wili m a k e a me** of t h in g s , perhaps cau se a c o m p le t e loss of the o t h e r in gre d ie n ts a:. . spoil the w hole S u n d a y ihorntng / o r thr m/iofi f a m i l y . ' T h a t 's w h y w e wouldn't care*t-v recom m etnl a b akin g t*owtier U it less we knew all about it. unless We had t e s t e d It o u r­ se lv es. We d o know UY7MN* anti we urge you to try it b e c a u se w v k n o w it will m ak e y o u our friend. It's a lw a y s d ep en d ab le: a lw a y s of uniform high leaven*'.'g I>’*w i f a Iw #i \ w jni f i • ^ > vv .4i a > * ( K1 t ’ *■- a • 1 * I { \ 7 i * N )t.iF c new on floor ready for Nnt't r I at, nl ttf * r*r't ti) t %iOO.tlliO i>0 Ih ih • *i j*t* rh. >r itti n*|r lium b !ha{ ' r *} •1! Dr liv it** H «?•! nf nt> Cam mi**iunrf. of Hyfniafd# cjunty, _t k*nvii, o n **# 4e*4-*f«s 2 -WVI «r% -1»r : imt 'f ftp* It th day of \ D |:9t9» »5 thr <o«4ity rlsfk t t»!firr h \ \ h r fo-art h»*y*. in S»nfo?d. county,*Flonv|i, f-*f thr pufs^hs**3 *vf MMjiMl -r.in**1** r*aynt v . i ii , 111 £ h w a y p u r C’ustonuTa J. W; llonth PHONE 166 B o n d * , *•»*! b o n d f i o b e a r i n t r f r t a! i h t rss*> *jd fi^c a n d n n r - h a l f p e r e r n t p r r a n n u m , a n d a r s c U i f d J u l y M i l . 1 ? ! 9 , in trr tM i p»>ihl*> ► r m i - i n n u i l ! j . »*id W i t d a t o b** i n y m , rtift• i s t i r . f of t h r r r h u n d r i-d b o n d s kh# d«*r;i,rn. 1nation r»f $100tl.f>0 r»ri|r mslUtlDg Jul> tit, IP !1 !* f Said IsJnd« I p hp sold, •ufi./crl t-v -ihr kppfMviLf oj-inion »>f Ntri#?* Dillon. Th >fBpu*n 4 ( '; k ts oDtaiard by StmittJp county. F lorida �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE NINE Wisdom In Saving. A man may, If lie knows not how to save ns hg trots. keep Ills nose nil Ill’s life to the irrliiilstiino nud die not worth n grout a t Inst. 4 ^ r iA E Y GRAHAM BONNER Silvery Sounds, * That was a great speech you made tho other day," exclaimed- tho admir­ ing friend. "I'm afrnld," replied Senator Sor­ ghum. sadly, "Hint I am getting to bo one of these silver-tongued orators. A nuiiTber of people have told mo It wns a great speech, bpt nono jof them seem nblo to remember what I said." .T he Power of Suggestion. “1 wish that garage ninn hadn't told mo to lonvo-the carburetor adjustment ahum." , "Why?" "Until ho mentioned It I hnd no Idea there was such a device and low I find I can't resist the temptation to tam per with It." The In-and Won’t Do Economy. "Wo must he very economical, my dear, under the new luxury lux." "Yes, my donr, I 've been thinking nhoul that. Already I‘ Imvb found a shop where I can get u lovely new shade for the living room lamp for $25 nnd that's just Inside the exemp­ tion figure." The man who does brilliantly to-day, *—and then flops miser­ ably to-morrow, Changed. " 8hp can open a telegram without trembling." "That's nothing. I notice nowadays n lot of woolen are Inking upper berths In the Pullmans and thinking nothing of It." Outer — doesn't measure up Once In s Lifetime. "Every fellow hns to have tho ex­ perience nt least once, nnd there’s no usa advising him ngnlnst It." "W hat’s up?" "lie's going to try to paper tho liv­ ing room himself." to the daily needs of this work-a-day world; —he’s not dependable enouglu Similarly, the tires you want for your auto­ mobile must be prac­ tical, dependable, mat­ ter-of-fact tires, —the tires that, day after day, will keep on piling up mileage, and pulling down mileage cost. - A PHILANTHROPIST, -43iam ojtuD SQUEEGEE TREAD Tires —the tires with the red sidewalls, —have ona big out­ standing feature— dependability; -—a record fer taking the luxury-cost out of motoring. If you want a tire that will make you come bafk for more, buy o n e DIAMOND. WIGHT TIRE ' • CO. .i r> SEMINOLE BANK ANNEX Magnolia Arc. ;SAN FORD, - FLA. "Permit me to give you n piece of advice. II will do you good.” “I doubt thnt, hut you are so anxious lo get It out of your* system I know It will do you good, so fire nwny.” Honest. An hon*»t i n ­ i s . K i r n llni l i e will p e r tun k A borrow ed m a tc h . A Blackhead. , ’T o n call thnt anarchist n block­ head?” “ Yes. If Ills cranial equipment Isn't deodwood It becomes a fire­ brand." A Repeater. • Father—Did I tell you what my boy said to Walker? Friend—Yes; lliree times lust night nnd four this morning. His Place. "Whnl plnee does that queer fellow fill In Ids mechanical business?” "Oli, I guess Ih ey use him anywhere they need a crank.” • Soma Exception*. - — J — ‘Tie Is n man who boasts ho can handle any subject without gloves.” 'Then lct hlm.try to fix a live wire or to Itlvo bees." - ** Always la. "What's the financial trouble In tho printing-depn rtment ?" "I don't know, hut 1 suppose there Is the devil to pay." The Idea. ' "W hat mokes Jones such a queer leaden color?" " I guess It Is the plumbago his wife says he's got In his back." T h* Until L aw yer—Did' you take cognisance while In the saloon— Witness—No, slree. I didn't take nothin* there hut a drink. English Words. It would ho Impossible to giro tho exact number of words In the Eng­ lish Innguagc. Words nre constantly being coined nml foreign words nre be"How do you do?” said Mr. Wind. ins added to the language, A recent "How do you do?" said Mr. Hall. edition of n lending dictionary Rives "Hello, friends," said I’rlnce Sleet. “Greetings, comrades,” said old King between -t(X),000 mid 500,000 words. Many of them nre derivatives, as run, Snow. "Olnd to see you all around," said ruiinlnt:, run, runner, etc. the king of the clouds, and Nurse Fog. the army of raindrops and tho mist Tablet to Horace Greeley. grandchildren laughed nnd whistled Tlie Vermont Press association and sang with glee: placed a memorial tablet on the old "Folk, will *mtwt t! iw »w«r, mlldlnguit Eust Poultney where a rag­ Vow that w t f*»l m> ged fourteen-year-old hoy, 111 1825, he. " It’s so good to see all ty'y old friends |ttn a painful npprenilcesldp as n prlntg a th e r around mo' In^thls way," Bnld ;r, in which he obtulneil a working • deep, low voice, which suddenly tnowledge'of the most dynmnlc of all changed to a high, piercing voice ns the arts. The ragged boy was Horace It aald: _ Jroelcy, nnd the building was the of"You're all so faithful and so true Ice of Ha* Northern Hpoctulcjr—a counto me." :ry weekly newspaper. "That voice makes me feel like blowing n good old gnU\" said Mr. Taboo. Wind. "I wonder why It Is?" When anything Is forbidden, or Its "We feel the same way," said the exclusion lias been ordered, Englisharmy of mlndrojjs. "So do we," said tho mist grand­ speaking people sometimes say It Is "taboo." The word Is derived from na children. "We do, loo," anld Mr. Ilnll nnd Institution once common throughout Polynesia and New Zealand. It signi­ Prince Sleet. fies something set apart or prohibited, "And I would like to look a fte r tho because of Its being either sacred or children,” said Nurse-Fog. accursed. This luis given rise to the ‘Tin ready for a party," said old use and significance of the word in King Snow. "How about you, king of English. the clouds?" "I'm ready," said the king of the clouds. Making Goodness.Attractive. "Of cotirso you’re all rernly," said It Is not always the besjt people who the voice, nre tin- most popular; nnd though pop­ "Your voice sounds so familiar and ularity Is no safe standard It counts for much In n person's scope of use­ fulness. If we have good .things to offer let us offer them so attractively Hint others will he glnd to accept; not so clumsily that wlmt we offer will he rejected with scorn. If we can make g oodness beautiful we make It beloved.—Exchange. SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY MOBILOILSandGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cars Washed and Delivered—We Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. PHONE NO. 41 — REMEMBER Three English Institutions. Wherever the sons of Itrltnnnln mny roam, three great and iiirnlstaknhly Kngli-di Institutions set them apart fr&m other races and c reed s: Ten In the afternoon, handkerchiefs pushed up the sleeves ami "dress" for dinner. Helpful Charlie. Lillie 4-yenr-old I ’lmrlle wns miss­ ing one day. Ills mother going In march, of him finally found him in Mu- tltirarv sprinkling u valuable hook Hint a us on I lie lUlde. "Why. my hoy, abut are you doing spotting that nice hook of dad's?" "I was Just wetting It for If a b e c a u s e he said It wns too awful;., d r y " lie replied. THE NO. 41 A TLA N TIC HOTEL Hay and H ogan Sis. JACKSONVILLE. FLA. All railroad ticket fillers In building. Center of every­ thing. All modern improve­ ments. First class in every way. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Itales, $1.00 up. Itooni and hath $ 1.50 up E. FRANK. PEA RC E, Prop. Transportnthm Is the fundamental We have a ribbon for of progri-.s in civilization. All things uuisi p ass lb rough It as through Hie The British Kingdom. your typewriter neck of a bottle. If we can transport Great llrltaln Includes England, BLACK, BLUE, PURPLE energy without using cars to rarry It, Scotland nml Wales. It Is called there Is Just so much gain. Electricity Great llrltiiln In distinction from Ilrltor any of the above Is energy without sifhstnnee. Its tuny (llrclngne. Lesser llrltaln). In witli red transmission culls for mi vehicle other the union with Scotland In 1707, Great thnil n copper .wire. Hence Is It nhvl- nrllala became the offielnl name of nis Itmi we must look to electricity the Hellish kingdom, and so continued Office Supply Dept. for distributing the power on whlrh until the union with Ireland In 1801. Ha Wants to Blow and Blow. Fhonc 14S Sanford, Florida aur economic future as a nation tie-. Since then the form has been Great It m nkrs mo feel so gny," snld Sir. Itrllnlu and Ireland. Wind, "hut who nre you?" "I'm tho month of March," snld the voice. "You can't gpe ine, liecause I'm n whole mouth, nnd I'm made up of days nml nights, of mo­ ments nnd hours, of week»~unlll there are more than four weeks or uulll there ore thirty-one days. "Alt t|int time I spend with th eenrth people nml nnlmnls nml htrds. I come every year Just nt this time, nml I make you nil feel like having n reg­ ular winter frolic. • "I get a great derfl of nlntse. Folks sity: 'Now he careful In March. Don't take off your warm clothes, for Mnrrli Is treacherous,* And when they any Ihnl I mil treacherous they mean that I'm npt to give them mild weather nml In' the very same tiny give them odd weather and let y o n blow your head off. Mr. Wind." "I've never blown my head off yet, month of March, nml I've blown pretty hard." elmekted Mr. Wind. , "True, true" snld the month of March. "Tell us some more about y o u r s e l f , " said I’rlnce Sleet. “Some folks nre more kindly when they tn lk 'a b o u t me. Some Idrds do mo the honor to come hack while I am hen- nnd some flowers nnd trees begin to think about getting up for OU ca n see for you rself th a t th e C handler is th e m o st clo sely the spring. ~ , priced fine*car in th e w hole A m erican m ark et. P rin ter’s in k "Hut I’m a very unpopular mouth. lends itvsclf to th e p resen tation of claim s an d fa c ts alike, We I nllow nil you rascals do Just ns you plense. I let ypu-ldoif nnd storm. m ake it ou r purpose, i.: sp eak in g of the C handler, to deal w ith I let you rain nml halt ami snow. facts on ly. I lef you have fogs nnd mists nnd cold rains nnd winds. I let you do -A nd th is w e jeliev e to be th e fa ct, th a t n o oth er a u to m o b ile, anything ynd plense. It Is the mouth b u ilt so w ell, b u ilt o f su ch Rood m aterials, b u ilt in su ch good when the wind nnd the rnln nml tho design, is priced w ith in hun dred s of dollars o f th e C handler price. snow and the sleet can have a regu­ lar frolic. T he C handler m o to r Is tru ly a great m o to r. T h ere is n o n e ' "And ns soon ns I come I Slow some better. F ifty th o u sa n d C handler owner a k n o w it. A nd co u n tle ss of my magic power Into Mr. Wind nnd lie feels then so full of life nnd th ou san d s of their friends and n eigh b ors know it. Now in its energy thnt he wants to blow nml seven th year of c o n sta n t d evelop m en t, w ith o u t radical ch a n g e blow—Just as lie wants to now, r * . of d esign , it approxim ates p erfection , u "I hnve put so much of that ningle power Into him that folks-call him tho T h e w h ole C handler ch assis, sim p le an d stu rd y, is d ep en d ab le March wind. and en d u rin g. And C handler bodiea, graceful in lin e, room y "Yes, I’m nn unpopular month. and com fortab le, lLuAsrloufdy u p h olstered an d b e a u tifu lly fin ­ Folks sny I'in apt to do 'anything. They sny they can't depend on me. ish ed , are su ggestive o f th e b e st c u sto m w ork. They sny most dreadful things about me. They sny thnt I make people catch cold. I'm sdre I enn’t help thnt. Crenturcs will' have to look w ill d e lig h t y o u a n d ; —?:f f w .'.'.y . I l- h b* j s*td h r.n d s o m c , s e a ts se v e n after thpmselvrs when I'm around, M g ro w n p e rs o n a w ith o u t c ro w d in g , n n d w ifi t n k i y o u a n y w h e re In c o m fo rt. I rim giving all of you such a good T h e C h a n d le r is fc-* » -h c u y o n w a n t »r*eed. 7*- j3 fh<yiblc a n d in s ta n tly time.” re sp o n siv e in cro w d ed tra ffic . It is p o w e rfu l o n s te e p g ra d e s . ^ , "You do that all right," they nil shouted. And Mr. Wind hliw harder The E a rlier You P.\:ce. Y ou r O rder, The E arlier You M ay H a va V o o r C ar than ever ns he 'spld: "D ear month of March, you're n_grent favorite of SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES mine, even If you're not like some, in ff C a r, $ 1 7 9 5 -------------F b u r ^ P a s s e n g tr R o a d s te r , .77TO3 but I feel, honored and flattered to be F o u r -P a r te n s o r D is p a tc h C a r, S I 8 7 5 * called._tb» March wind, a f t e r yon, 6 OS C o n v e rtib le C o u p e, S 2 S 9 S L im o u s in e . AJG95 dear, wild, windy, stormy, blowy A l l p r k * J l.o . b. C leveland month of March 1" And then a won­ derful windy storm begun! Doing Bsttar. r"I. see'*ye hove a new hired man; Quite Different "Isn't there V great deni of esprit Exry. How Is he doing?” d:i corps In thnt organisation?” . "Resting cons'rtcmtile easier than tha "Not n ll'tle b i t Every man Jack other one did, thnnk y e !” a trifle grim­ of It Is oo t h f wntci* wagon." ly replied honest Farm er Hombeak. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Y T h e New Series T o u r m g C a r WIGHT TIRE COMPANY Sum in ole Rank Annex—Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Florida CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, ;OHIO ——— — -— - - ■ - — --------------- - ■— 1 ’T ' �» Hard Work Needed. If tho power to do Imrd work Is not inlent, It Is the best possible fcuhstltuto tor It. Things, do not turn up In th is Ivor’ I • •<■* somebody turns them up. . Garfield. Privilege of Money. Clothes don't make a man, bu t It’s inly tho mlllloanlro who can go about lls business looking like n ragpicker.*-* London Answers. The Eagle of Napoleon. Napoleon revived the ancient symbol A Real Haro. will sometimes do as To clean gas globes, wash with soap rnnn an rent physical nnd warm w ater In which a little salts man who wants to run of lemon hns been mixed . 1 The great n hero.—St. Louis Globa difficulty In the way of getting the ground ■glnK.i used for some globes to look white Is the grease which sets closely In tho roughness. Poor Picker. They were discussing the raising of MOUNTAIN 8 HEEP *8 PAIN, children at the chamber of commerce How a Crab Grows. show recently nnd Pr. Maude Wiley, In The crab's equivalent to the Inter­ "I don’t feel ns well ns I did," said charge of the Welfare lenguo, told nn nal bones of nnlmuls Is Its tough outer the mounlnln sheep whoso name was amusing story. Seems the little girl shell, which does not grow. The baby Jim. had been spnnked by her fa th e r for crab Is forced to get rid of this tough, — — «=*----“Neither do L" disobeying,, With tenrs running down confining person. Ho It hrenks Itself r ) \ said Mr. Blnckle, h e r cheeks she ran to her mother, loose Internally nnd then splits Its B T ’*; the tall ostrich. crying, "I think papa's perfectly hor­ old protecting home across tip* ex- ‘— ~ " They jgere both rid. Was he the only man you could tteme bnck ridge, creeping out In that ■fTjat ... In the soo talking sell” way. 6y M ary G rah ajn B onner of the Caesars. Thn Napoleonic englo Itself was eight Inches In height and nine Inches across the wings. It stood on a brass block threo Inches square, nnd weighed threo und one-half Pull Glory of Cherry Blossoms. pounds. Modern colon* a re ns nothing llloomlng of the cherry trees In Jncompnred to the old ones, ns difficult pun occurred earlier this y ear than to hide as the big drum. usual, owing to the exceptionally warm weather of the early months. T he blossoms were out In great pro­ Sepoy Preparedness. fusion on Sunday, Mnch 30. The In the Madras presidency In the first half of the lust century recruit hoys— hlgnn snkurn trees In Uycno park sons of .old soldiers—were kept with were In full bloom; the yoshltio snench Sepoy reglineut, clothed, drilled kurn, or common variety, came out In and fed nnd enlisted ns soldiers when full florescence on April 3, the nnnlthey attained the age o f sixteen. The veranry n f-thc first em peror of Jap a n . system had something to recommend Everybody In Jap a n la enjoying tho It, ns the state got n trained youth as nrborcsccncc of springtime. n soldier Instead o f a country bump­ kin who had all his training to learn. Professional Earnings. Questionnaires sent to the graduates Too Deep for Him. of the Harvard _ medical and law An Irish, snllor, a fte r pulling In schools brought .out ,tho fact that the 50 fathoms o f line, m uttered to him­ average physician earns $554.In his s e l f : "Sure, It’s as long nn V*dny nnd first y ear of practice, about $1,000 In tom orrow ; It's n good week’s work for his second year, about $".000 In hts five men." More of It yet. "The say’s fifth year und nearly $5,000 by his tlilrmighty deep, to he sure." Then he sud­ denly slopped s h o r t ; nnd. looking, up teenlh year, nnd thnt the average law ­ yer enrns $004 In his first year. $1,110 to the officer on wntch, he exclaimed: "Bad luck to me, sorr, If 1 don’t be- In his second year. $",003 In his fifth Inve somebody's cut off the other end year. $4,42(1 In Ids eighth year and $5,825 in tils tenth year of practice. of this line l"—Coiigregnllonullht, BUILDERS S U P P LIE S LATHS, SHINGLES SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE e take ijiie u t v ronds erTsfli ill Educational Note. Never try to And out anything, or try to learn anything, until not know­ ing It hns come to be a nuisance to you for some time. Then you will remember It, hut not otherwise. Let knowledge Importune you before you will henr It. Our schools nnd universi­ ties go on the precisely opposite sys­ tem.— K. \V. Howe's Mngnzlno. National Anthems. "The Star-Spangled B anner" la now regarded ns our national nnthem ; that of England. “(J/id Save the Kings'^ France, "T he Marseillaise." The othqc allien apparently have uo distinguish­ ing title for tltulr national airs. The nntlonnl nlr of* Italy la known lo us simply ns the "Itnllnn National Hymn" and (lint of Portugal as the "Nittloual Atr of Portugal," etc. February 17 Is the anniversary- nt the burning In Rome, In 1000, of the Itnllnn philosopher, Giordano Bruno l i e . was subjected to continual nnd terrible persecution for seven Jcnr» prior to Ills dchtli. In the hope that lie would recant. In 1881) n monument wns erected to him under papal tini­ est nt the place where lie perished nl he stnke. - W e s t Po int C a d e t s . . LUMBER, » .hint on Qai Globes. Solf.rr.tppct much for n rourage. Thn ind doesn't Is Democrat. at Ench senatorial congressional district and territory. Including Porto nicn. Alaska nnd Hawaii. Is entitled to have two cadets at the West Point Military academy and the District of Columblu four cadets. There are also 80 ap­ pointment* at large, especially con ferred by the president. The law an thorites the president to appoint cndets to the military academy from pah SHEEP'S HEAD” ,mvEK „ i HEEI“ Combination of Humus and Fertilizer Ingredient's. Ideal Truck Fertilizer. W rite for P r ic e s A U R O R A , IL L IN O IS j f I | I III |U . ' Y w j j M .f t r 'f f l ™ /||| I t J if P- We are now manufacturing lice H i v e Material from Selected Cypress b o a r d s , “ The Wood Eternal," which E a s t C o a s t beekeepers seem' to be particularly well pleased with. ^roro tl>elr 3r^rd*' to each other, for the day was a bjt warm. A t any ra te It was much, much w a r m e r than 1,0,1 1,ecn for * I°nS time and they were all enjoying the weather In the -I Need tho Zoo Doctor—" 80,d " V . nrl having s p r i n g w eather; w hat say you, Mr. Jim f* "My dear ostrich," said the moun­ tain sheep, “you mean spring fever." "And why, pray tell, do I mean spring fever!" asked Blackle. "Because that Is the thing folka get •In the spring," snld Jim. "Pin not 'folks,'" said Blnckle. •W hat Is sp rin g fever, nnywny! - I only know It comes In the spring." "IIow strange," snld Jim, with a funny little smile. "Why strange!" asked Blnckle, In quite a serious tone, as though he didn't understand It nt all. “It's not In the least bit strange," said Jim. ‘ "Then why on enrth, or In the xoo. did you say it was strange !" asked Blnckle. "I meant It nnrcnstlcally," said Jim. "When one means n thing sarcastically one means to he n little superior and proud nnd wiser than the other fel­ low/’ "Can’t two menu the same thing!" asked Blackle. "Of course," said Jim. "Then why did you say that when ons meant a thing sarcastically, and ao forth, and so forth!" Inquired Blackle. "One inerly menus anyone—oo one In particular." "How dull," said Blnckjc. "Not dull a t all," satd Jim. "It's merely the correct way to talk." “Oh. pardon ,me," snld Blnckle, grinning foolishly nnd mnklng a low bow. "When I said It was strange that spring fever rntne In the spring I meant It wasn't Grange at nil, but quite the most nat ural time for It to come." "And so," said Blnckle, “you said It wns strange when you thought It wasn't strange." "From the tone of my voice you should lime known it wns said sar­ castically," snld Jim. “Ho« cun >ou expect m stupid os­ trich to know nnythlng about things said sureo«tlcnlly?" naked Blnckle. * "I d o n 't' su pp ose I can," snld Jim. t Top Heard ..---- „...----------- --------- -------Standard Body ................................... Shallow Super Bottom Hoard S ta n d a rd 'F ra m e s CCc each B8c ccch Mr Me each . 50c each COc c*ch <°c each 40c each -L— .......~ ......... ................... .............. ............ S 4 - 5 0 p e r 1 0 0 • Ends mortised for top and bottom bars, h ored for wlrci, top bsr grooved and wedge furnished. t& tZ iS S il^ Shallow Frames, for supers (sam e as above),............. ,$3.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL SHIPPED KNOCKED-DOWN. NAILS FURNlSIIED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST In addition to material listed above we manufacture several different slic s and grades of fram es,,etc., and will furnish details on request. W R IT E YARD N E A R E S T Y O U - W E H A V E 'T H E M AT Titusville, Cocoa, E au Gallic, Fort P ierce, S tu a rt a n d Miami, Fla. G eneral OfiScea—Fort P ierce, FIs. ELDER SPRINGS WATER T H O M A S D . I t A K K R . Pfc.' D . A n ily llo l an d C «n> nllla| C k i n l i l • P r * f » » » l» » * l » f N a t u r a l A t l a n t a E m -rrilua, K allln a C a l l t f t . F l o r i d a !* rl«al* L a b o r a t o r y o f R o l l l a a C a l l f f t M r. T. O . C k a rlr a W laler Park, h a . . N a?. I lk . I f l l H a n f o r d , F la., ■ H t a r .Sir: t h a r a r r m y l r l r d r a r r f o l t b c m l r a l a a a l r a l a a f lb * a a m p l a o f v a l a r l h a l y e a b r o u g h t ia a oarly laat week, a a a d h a r e o b ta in e d ik e f a llo R la s r e a a lla : C o l o r ____ ____.... _____________ _ C l e a r C h l a r l a # _____l . T I Oarla p e r a illllo a l l r a c t l o a ..______________ _ N e a lr a l T a l a l aellda S .00 p a r l a p a r yallllaa F r e e A m m a n l a _ 9 0 p a r l a per m l l l l e a l l a i d a e a a ----- 21.01 p a r t a p e r arUUaa A l b u m i n o i d A a i m o a l a _____________T r a c a N l l r a l e a ..._______ Trace T h f a b a e e c e p r e e t l r e l l y e f f r e e e e d e l b e m l n e l d a m m o u l a l a th ia w a t e r a a d lip yery e m a i l a m o u n t a f r h l a r l a a l a d l e a l e a Hu r i r e l l e a l q u a l i t y f a r h a u a t b a l d p a r p e a r a . In a d d l l l a a le I k a gau d quatllg t k a r a r l e r l a l l r a a f a a p e r la r k e a a e k a ld T. O. CHARLES, Distributor] 3] TELEPHONE Jll-W III p A f l K AVE. HANrOHD. FLORIDA WE HAVE FOUND IT! DAISY TILE A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,^Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere end Moisture. Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Arid tests in the construction of its immense acid plants. Our supply Is limited onlyjby our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Slock In w a rd s and 25,000 ready for shipment. The citrus area of Florida Is The records of the citrus Incomparatively limited in extent dustry of Florida present ample and wonderfully blessed by na- evidence of inherent ability to ture in a combination o f soil, gtand on its own foundation and sunshine and showers un- ^ return those engaged in it tqualied elsewhere. proper dividends on their inIn this territory can be pro- vestm ents and adequate comduced grapefruit and* oranges pensation for their labor, so superior in quality that as • their. L r l U are properly made Co-operaUve marketing as known to the consuming public £ “ * 2 J ° L there will be ample demand. "em bers of the Florida Citrus Exchange has demonstrated And for such of these food and that the grow ers of the state health fruits o f Florida as are possess the m eans and the powintelligently and scientifically er for the full protection of marketed there may be secured their Interests w ithout entangprices so remunerative as to ling alliances .w ith other seomake production profitable. tiona or other industries, MAHONEY-WALKER CO HANFORD. F L OR I D A Hill Hardware Co. ----:---- . S tan d s for — SERVICE, QUALITY , and PRICE JUST RECEIVED A BIG SHIPM ENT OF Ship your fruit through tba Exchange and help to m aintain Florida citrui Independence and supremacy. For fu rth e r facta, writ*, wire, ’phone or call en Florida Citrus L. A. HAKES, Manager Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange QRDANDO ftORIDA Blackle. "but I am glad that you ex­ plained which hoof It la In. for at first n h o u g h t you were trying to tell me yod had but one br*of and then I eras going to M»y you were quite mad In­ stead of being alck." . -v ' And then the soo doctor came to gtre Blackle come medicine and *JIm a fine dressing for hts tore hoof. * IDEAL Fircless COOKERS — Ask to S e e 'T h e m �V - 5W F r — - -------. . 3 W « ? W ^ 7».F : .* i - “ v \3r., ■1 ^ - t* JULY 4. 1919 .T H E SANFORD HERALD PAC.E KLEVEV -1 - N o i l r r * of Sect ion Ida LEGAL ADVERTISING rti i i m m m s S#*l«t) hid#, x u b j r c t thi> sal ill b# h r r er c er ti vver d bby Kill y t h' r " H o a r d of C o u n t y C o r a i t t i M i a n r n of Sr mi noU- C o u n t y Fl or i da U at t h e office of aalil b o a r d at t h e c o u r t ho u r e in S a n f o r d , F l or i da , on or b e f o r e t e n o'clock rti. on t h e 7 l h d a y of J u l y . A |>. i ' j | u for t h e e i r a r a t i o n a n d c o n . t i u c l i o n of t he d l t r h e e . dr a i n* o r c a n a l * . a n d l a t e r a l di t chc*, dr a i n* o r c a n a l * In t h e J e * . u p D r a l n a c e . Ilf*. J " * UP ^ t a l n a g e .Iliat r i ct . n o tic e n ^ thh ee 1* u m ' of z v r n ' r 1 ;•>,* f . i ddK,cr hhhe c kk iIn j-lve H u n d r e d JSOOi ( l ol l ar a. p a y a b l e t o l a i d b o a r d , a . a n r \ l * *-* d#nt*# of ( f o o d faith* . K*ti m a t e d total yardage 68, 6 6 0 r u b l e yard*. T h l a q u a n t i t y It o n l y a p p r o x i ma t e , b r i n g g i v e n a* a u n i f o r m baat a f or r o r a p a r Ip«»n of bills, and t h e a aid b o a fd r #x#rv#t th# r i g h t t o i n e r r a a f or d e e r r a a * tha* a m o u n t of r a i d y a r d a g e n * m a y b e d e e m e d ne r e a a a r y . All bill* thall b e m a de upon a fo rm to he f urnish ed . T h e board reserve* t h e right to reject any .a n d all bid*. ___ ... „ -----f T h P i u r e p n f u l b t d d e r will b e r e q u i r e d t o g iv e a bond eq u al to 25 per r e n t of the a m o u n t of h it or*-their bid* c o m p u t e d upon • the b a il* of the *y*rdage p b o v e m e n tio n ed , with a S u rety C o m p a n y qualified t o write a eueh bon d* in t h e a tate of Florida, a t t u r e ty th e r e o n , the S u r e l y % C o fn p a n y and form of b o n d t o be a p p ro v ed b y ta ld boa rd . A c o p y of p lant, tpeciflratio/ia a n d profile* an d p ro p o sg d c o n tra ct, bond* a i d form of bid m a y be o b ta in e d u p o n a p p lic a tio n to the u n d e r sig n e d upon m akin g a d ep o sit of ’ T e n D o lla rs , thla turn l a be refu n d e d when fa id p l a n t, aperJflcaHont, e t c . , h a v e been re­ tu r n e d . , B y o r d e r of t h e B o a r d of C o u n t y Com* m i « t l o n r r t of S e m l n b l e (bou nty, F l o r i d o . it e a l ) E . A. D O U G L A S S , 5 7 - 4 tc Clark. NOTICE N p l i r r is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h # u n d e r s i g n ­ ed* F a n n i e C. D a v i t will, on T h u r s d a y , J u l y 1 0t h, a t 10: 00 o ’cl ock a. m. . or as snot) t h e r e a f t e r an c a n be h e a r d m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n t o t h e H o n o r a b l e J a m e s W. I ' er ki n«, J u d g e of t h e S e v e n t h J u d i r i a l C i r c u i t C o u r t , of t h e s t a t e of F l o r i d a , In c h a n c e r y s i t t i n g , for a l i cens e t o t a k e c h a r g e of a n d m a n a g e h e r o wr v e s t a t e a nd p r op er ty, a nd to b ec o m e * f ree d e a f e r In e v e r y r e s p e c t , s he b e i n g n o w a ia»r*ied w o m a n r e d d i n g in sa i d C i r c u i t j n T| S ‘*ti D a t e d t hi s I 1 t h d a v of J u n e , 1919 . F A N N I K C It W IS I t i e k i n s o n A Dirkim*on A t t o r n e y s fur P e t i t i o n e r . 57-41* No l l e # o f Appl i cat i on for T a p I l r e d U n d e r K e r i l o n II o f I ' h a p T r r 488M, | . i « * o f Fl orI da * % *‘ N o t i c e ia h e r e b y gi ve n t h a t Al f red F o s t e r , p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 246. d a t e d th* 4 t h d a y of June, A. D, 1917, h a s filed ►ai d c e r t i f i c a t e in my office, a n d h a s m a d e a p p l l eaf i on fur l a i de e d t o isvuc in acror«| «*nrc with l aw. Sa i d c e r t i f i cat e e m b r a c e s t h e f ollowing described property ^ B o a t e d in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . 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In r i r r u i t Co u r t , S e x r n t h J u d i c i a l Ci r cui t o f S l a t e of Fl ori da T h e M e r c h a n t ' 1 National Bank of S a v a n n a h va. -EUl fJt An-J| a^f»l mi Bi al #a4fia — -----or h i l a i e of J o t r p h F i n e g a n , d e f e a t e d , Hy v i r l v r o f a j u d g m e n t r e n d e r e d in t h < i r eui t C o u r t of O r a n g e C o u n t y , K)i*, j n p r o c e e d i n g * b y t cl v e f aci a* t o revi ew t h e j u d g m e n t i n a b o v r e n t i t l e d c a u a r e n d for e x e c u t i o n a* t o c e r t a i n heir* of Jo«e| i h Fi negan, d e c e a s e d , *a cert i fi ed t r a n s c r i p t of sai d j u d g m e n t h a v i n g been r e c o r d e d in t h e office of cl e r k of ( ' i r e u i t C o u r t of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , Fl a. a n d e g e r u t i n n t w u e d t h e r e o n , I h a v e l evi ed u p o n a n d will tell a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of t h e C o u r t l l o u i e in S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a a t 1 1 o ’cl ock a. m , on M o n d a y * t h # 4 l h d a y of Au g u s t , A. 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D. 1916, has tllrd »aid c e r t i f i cat e i n rn> office* a n d hn* m a d e appf i eat i ori fur i « i de e d t o i ss ue i n a c c o r d a n c e wi t h l aw. S a i d er r t i f i f a t r e m b r a c e s t h e f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t a u t e d In / S e mi nol e c o u n t y , F l o r ­ i da. t o - w i t : I.ot 128. M i d w a y , in Sec. 32. T p . 19 S,, H. 31 E* T h e s a i d l an d be i ng k i s e as ed a t t h e d a t e of t h e i s s u a n c e of s u e n r e r t i f i r a t e in t h e n a m e of Hi l l ar y. Unl es s sai d c e r t i f i c a t e shall be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o law t ax d e e d will Issue t h e r e o n on t h e 2 2 n d d a y . f J u l y . A l» 1919. Wi t m s s m y official si gna l u r e a n d seal t hi s t h e M b dtay of J u n e . A- D 1919. • all F A l K » l r< ; i 4 S S . ( ' l e r k Ci r c ui t C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o , FVa 58* 1 1 r Not l r # «r Ippllraiion f«r l a i fl eel l Under S ectio n #1 o f Chapter 4 8 8 8 , Laws uf Flo r­ i da N o t i c e i* h e r e b y g i v e n , t h a t C h e s t e r Ken* nison. p u r c h a s e r ..f T m ( Yr t i f l r a l * N.» 411, •l ai ed i he t t h d a y of l u r i r , A D 1917, ha s filed sa i d r e r t i t i g a t e m my office, a n d ha s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for t ax de e d t o i ss ue in a c c o r d a n c e wi t h law S a u l c e r t i f i cat e emh r aces t h e (of to wi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t > si t u a t ‘ d in S e m i n t d e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o wit N 4 nf N *'• uf S W ", of S F 1 * ant i W 1 ^ of S W ' i of S W N of S E «4 of Sec 2 1 . T p . 21 S . It 3ti E. T h e &aJd l and 1*eing as ses sed at A he d a t e of t h e i hs ua nr e of s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n Unl es s sai d c e r ­ t i fi cate «h nil be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o law l ax del ' d will i ssue t j i er e on on th* 2 2 nd d a y "f J u l y . \ I » 1919 Wi t n e s s rn v official s i g n a t u r e a n d *#al t hi s t h e I M h dav of J u n e \ I » I '*19* r *J K \ Lti r l Tt; LANS, Cl e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o , Fl a SM Me B> V. E. I bt ugl a s s , D C Nof i r e «if \ ppl l r at l un fur Tax D e e d U n d e r Sect Inn 8 of t It s p i e r IhPiM. l a w s of Flor* i ds Not jer is h e r e b y gi ven I h a t t ai.a* T>l**r, | i u r r h a s e r uf T a x t '* r 1 ill imw*** No. I l l , d a t e d t h e Uli day uf J u n e , A I»# 1917, e m b r a c i n g t h e f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y in S e m ­ inole c n u n i y , Fh»ri da. | »*wi! Beg S L r*«/ner of Lot | H o l d e n l i r a I E s t a t e C' o/ s A d d i t i o n t o S a n f o r d , i n See. 30, T p. 19 S., If. -II E,. r u n N El y pa r a l l e l wi t h S a n f o r d G r a n t lliie i o W. line of I.M 6 of K A F a c e ' s S u b Di v , SWI y wi t h G r a n t line t o Celery A x e . tY t o poi n t S. «kf beg, , N. t o beg. Sa i d l an d bei ng a ■1 rs*n■d a t t h e d a t e of I s s u a n c e of ■jsi*1 r»-r* t i f i r at e in t h e n a m e nf U n k n o w n , fit*** T a t 1 i f t Ifira t« Vo 2 1 1 . dlaTr.l t he t Ifi lint uf J u n r , \ D I'M 7t * trtli r s t i n g f in f >-11»- W| U£ f|t-^,r i i.r-,1 pn j ii Nf mi noli <■lit! 111 > . F 1 ?1rul ». t?» » tl F a l m 1 1 ii in 42. !*■ rni«rk Mbit m#f?i Sai d I4 fill !>• i ri g e-sed A I t he d a t e of issUttMie "l *sul n r 1i t i c s t r in t h# n a m e of U n k n o w n ; t Also T a x C e r t i f i r a t e No. 182, d a t e d t h e 4 t h d a y o f J u n e , A. D. 1917, t m b r a r t n i r t h e f nt t owi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y In S e m i n o l e #m i n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - wi t : Beg. N W . cor of N K . U ' n f N K U «•! Her. 1. T|». 2<». S-. It. 710 E,, r u n E 9 . Ml r h , . S | 0 . | f, ch. . W 9 86 r h . . N 10: 15 ch. , 1 0 a m * . Sa i d larul bei ng asi r s i r i l at t h e d a t e id th* i s a u a n r e of «s id cer t i f i cat e in t h e n a m e nf t Tnkn<i wn. Also T a x Ce r t i f i c a t e No 3 m, d a t e d the l i b d a y ' of J u n e , A l» 1917, e m b r a c i n g i hi fol lowing d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y In S e m i n o l e c ount v, F l o r i d a , to. wit S 'i of N 1 j -d S L G .d N W * a n d S ‘ , ,d NU , . 1 ^ W , ,.f N W * , of Sec 11., T p. I'». s . It tu U I . acres. S s i d l a n d bei ng as s es s ed «i t h e d a t e of I s s u a n c e nf s a i d c e f t l f i r a t e in t h e n a m e of W. F. L e a v i t t : ANo T a x Ce r t i f i c a t e No. 17, d a t e d t he 4t h d a y id J u n e , A. I>, 1917, e m h r a i t n g th** f ol lowing do» r l b e d p r n n e r t y in Sernltiol# c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : N ' a of N ' i of r d . S E G of N \ V , of Sec. 36, T p . 19 S. K 30 K, Sa i d l a n d b e i n g as ses sed a t t h e d a t e of U s u a n r # of sa i d ce r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e of H a t t i e F. L * a v i t t ; Abo T a x ( ’e r t i f i r a t e No. 65, d:#*id t h # 4t h day id J u n # . A. D. 1917, * e m b r a d tig t h e fol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y in S e m i n o l e c o u n t e* Fl'irjtJji, t n- wft * I.ot (5. Bl ock I I , T i e r D. t h e T o w n of S a n f o r d . Sa i d land* b e ­ i ng a»«r r*f d at t h e d a t e of t h e l«*uAnr c of ■ai d c er t i f i cat e in I h r n a m e of F. !• He l d. Al so T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 63, d a t e d t h e 4t h d a y of J u n e . A. It. 1917, e m b r a c i n g t h e f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y in S e m i n o l e county, F l o r i d a , to*w'tt: Lot 5, Bl o c k 1®* T i e r 9, t h e T o w n of S a n f n u l , Sa i d l a n d b e ­ i ng a«ar»*ed at t h e d a t e of jRmiance of >1114 c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e of J. E. I.airtg; A l*o T a x Ce r t i f i c a t e No. 61. d a t e d t h e 4t h d a y of J u n e , A. It 1917, e m b r a c i n g t he f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d pr o p e f l > in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , i n - wit Lot 11 AV. M . C l a r k s S u b . I»iv. <*f Bl ock I I . Ti e r 14, T o w n of Sanf ord* Sa i d l a n d b r i n g a«s eat ed a t t he d a t e of I s s u a n c e of sdl d c e r t t f i v a t e in t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n ; Ha* filed sai d c e r t i f i c a t e s in m y of l l r c a n d I is n . a d e a p p l l r wi i o n f or t a x d - v t o iaaue' in r jeordaiKM? wi t h l a w . * Unl e s s sa i d ce r t i f l c a t e a shal l t»e r e d e e m e d BCf o r d i n r t*i l a w t a x d i e d will l i s t t r t h e r e o n un t h e 2 2 n d d a y of. J u l y , A. I». 1919. W i t n e s s m y nftlicUi s i g n a t u r e a n d s eal t hi s t h r 18t h d a y of J u n e , A I *. 1919, • s e a l '■ . e . a. n o ru i.A ss , In w h i c h *hl» o r d e r s h a l l be p u l d i « h r d o n e a we e k for t wel ve r o n x e c u t i v e weeks. \\ l i nt mm rnv h a n d a n d •eal nf f.ffire t h i s 2 n d da> of J u n e , A f* 1919. seal» K. A I M l f C I . ASS, C l e r k ( ' I r e u i t C o u r t , S e m i n o l e Cn„* F l a. W. 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I*. 1919, Ci r c u i t C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In S a n ­ It ts f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t hi s n o t i r e bt» f or d, F l o r i d a , on t h e Fi r s ! M o n d a y , in A u ­ gu s t , 1919, b r i n g t h e t t h d a y of sa i d m o n t h , p u b l i s h e d o n c e e a c h week f or t w e l v e week* t h e n a n d t h e r e t o m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e hill In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u r H u n e d d c o m ( dal n t h e r e i n filed a g a i n s t y o u , a m i in <ald S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , Wi t ne s s■ .......... m v h*a .n .d a n d t h # -seal sail n o ti , el ei se si a i ud bill r un wi n he »e tuatkoe nn a« . . of ot h(re s a i d t hn er r er i n fall will c o n f e s s e d a g a i n s t y o u . f o l l o w e d by final d* 1 j,Jr ^ a *1 ' f>ur* t h i * f U >' ° r Apr i l , A. 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It i . fur ther ord ered t h . 1 t h l . notlrn br 56*91p M a . a r y & War low, liuhllahril o n er r . r h * r r k for l * i !vr w r r k . in I t f ’i*A I 1 T M E N T O F T H E I N T E H I O I I Sol*, f ur C u m p l U t h r S an fo rd l l r r . l t l . . n r . t p . p i r fiubli.h od NOTICE . 1’. S. I . . m l Offirr «t t i *l n**vi l l e . I I . . Sl-Sle In Hrmiruih' c o u n t y , Florttla. B o a r d of C o u n t y C n n j m N x I o n # r* In a n d M . y t il. I h t 9 . for S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l or i da , will m e e t in N o t ic e t» hereb y jtivrn th a t S . d i r W a l j . r r , . I l o n r an d o rd ered t h i . t h r i t h d a y of W a l l a r # , ,Iccfwi*#iI| t h*i r r o o m in t h e C o u r t Hous e at S a n f o r d . wi dow uf A r t h u r m . *■■»««•<*, t i n w r . i , «of J u n e , 1919. ------[ir ix y E. A. D O U G L A S S , W # k U a. 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D O U G L A S S , des cr i bed, b e f o r e Cl er k Ci r ct i t f C o u r t , at | n t h r Ci r cui t C o u r t of t h e S r t r n t h J u d i c i a l Cl e r k Ho a r d of C o u n t y I ' h m m M a n c r f . S a n f o r d , FloriiLa. on t h e 16 t h da * of J u l y , Ci r cui t of l:fi# H | a i r of Fl ot i ll a, in a n d f ar 58*31 N r m i n o l r Couqt y. In I h a n r e r y 1919 t \ D. I "hr 1st a mi It, H* Cl a i m a n t n ame* s* wtln#-s*f*s RV # n r , ( ‘u m p U t n a n i * Suit in U < 11ii II a d a ' - , of W c k i w a . F l or i da In t h e Ci rcui t C o u r t . S r t r n l h J u d i r l a l C i r ­ 1 vs. Q u i r t T i t 1# PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA cui t o f Fl ur i d a. I n a nd fei S r ml mil# If H f l i c k of Wc ki wa , * F t o f j d a E i . Itarrrll*- r t al. Cot t nl y. I n C h a n c e r y F l u b ( ‘. r i ppei t *»f Wi -ki wa, F l o r i d a I n l a n d an is . , * * ♦ * \\ E. \ \ bi d d i h uf W c k t w a . F l or i da 'll. J Lnbr l i n a n d A l m a T h u / m a n s * , GORHAMIS STKRUNG SILVER . I I O I I T . W. DAVI S* O r d e r fog ( Nt n a t r u c t i v c S c r v i c # Cumplainanta 56*51# i m i t egi st ^r . It Is ordered th^t th# d r f r n d a n u Kcrrin n a m e d ' t o - w i t : E. J. Harrell, a n d all persons ROGERS’ PLATED WJRE C o r d e l i a E, i l i l U a n d Wi l l i a m H i n r y Nol l e# o f Xpgl l r a uon for l a x O r r d 1 n d r r c l a i m i n g by , t h r o u g h or u n d e r h i m as hr l r s , HIB. b*r h o i b a n d ; all u n k n o w n pa r t - • . S r i l l u n 8 of C h a p t e r 48K8, L a w» 6 f Fl or d e v i s e r s , g r a n t e e * or ot h # r wi s # , who«# n a m e * I n c l a i m i n g Int er#* a u n t l r r Cord* Ha Ida '• a r # u n k n o w n t n t h # r o m p l a i n a n t a ; J . M. \ | p * ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES E. Hill a m i Wi l l i am l l e n r y Hill. h*. r No t i c e is hi rt hy gi ven t h a t U, C, I t r v a n t , G a u g h e y , and all p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g by, htffthund, -or e i t h e r of t h e m* or ot her * p u r c h a s e r •*( T a x Ce r t i f i c a t e No. f i l l , d a t e d t h r o u g h ur t i nder h i m as hei rs, d e v i s e r s , wjs#. In t h e l a n d d* s c r i b e d br f ow: t h # l i b dav of J u n e , A, D 1917. «nid i * rtifi g r a n t e e s or o t h e r wi s e , wh o s e n a m e s a r e unAlien G. Ap g a r a m! 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Iowi ng June \ l» 1917* said c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s hei rs, rlevisp#*, g r a n t e e s uf o t h e r w i s e , whos e <le- r r i b e d l a n d , s i t u a t e , in Semi nol e O C U L IS T A N D O P T IC IA N t hi f a l l owi ng t | e e t r i L*ed p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d i n n a m e * ar e u n k n o w n t o c o m p l a i n a n t * ; Kilt( ’ - i n t v , Florida to-wii S 1 2 of S 1-2 Se mi nol e e n u n t y , Fl or i da, t o - w i t : Lot 116. a h r t h , J, t >ri ggers a n d all p e r s o n s c l a i mi n g of S L '* of S l V , of Sect l uh I I. 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A l u 1917, - a i d cer t i f i cat e D r i g g e r s , mo r e fully *1? s c r i bed in Heed h u t b i n d , **r e i t h e r of t h e m , or ot her a n d receive f ol l owi ng ?|i aefitn-d ' p r u p e r t y Book "A, p a g e 612, P u b l i c Record*, ( b a n g # wi«#. in t h e l a n d d e s c r i b e d b*b*w 11 • aM M p ' n 9 ? | in S mi ni dr eotittlx. Fl a t 'onni x , Florida Alien fi Apgar arid A p / a r M« s p r in g s a t ­ 1 t aT |f* .« k | | |I I{ ADi.tf. 1 * '-ur %r> i? b** a n d • *r h >f t b m am hi r? by requi r? d t q wife nil u n i mi * ii pa r i n' * ( ‘al i ni ng « »M a* ft? f T * v x- 1 «f a n t • 'ti l aiuUiU -’3* »' r» a p p t a r t o H r Bill of 4 o r n p l a t n i filioL m •ai d iiiiM uti uiobf Albn ri A p g a * At isfac tio n i i ' p* n * ■f 1 i k rn> » n • h im mu o r In f o r e *- Apgar, hi* wife, >>t * n h i * » f riilt. ?t. . J rt a >\ i.fTtr? 1 *.«■ r,t t . Hi'| Mm A1 t h e I t h d a > of AUG I ’S T . r Ip m o r ot h er » l*», in t h# l an d d#* t h a t la ?»hi| I n - md' l i xpplo tt11’'t> I»*r ‘ A l df! d 1 A 11 191!t enb»*| hi low ail unknown nar t i i * t**ut* in ar c*-r d a t o e with !a* It ts f u r t h e r ortix r ed t h a t a cupy1 ul t hi s r l s t m m g an i nt er es t in t h e following real. Unl es s ^aaid , r e f u f i c a t e s shflll lie r e d e e m e d o r d e r b e p u b l i s h e d u n c # a week l o r t w e l v e d e a c n l i e d l a n d s i t u a t e in S i r nl aot e a c c or di ng' i n l a w t ax de e d wi l l i s i u r t h e n on r n n s e c u t l v # weeks i n th# S a n f o f d H e r a l d , a c o u n t y , F l or i da , t o - wi t : 8 , 4 of H** Pf w e e k l y n c w * p a m r iiiildishi d in sa i d S e m ­ on 111/? 8 t h d a y of J u l y , jA- l b 1919, Si: of S W U bf S e c t i o n 13, T o wn • hi p 21 S o u t h , R a n g e 29 L a s t : a l i o Wi t n e s s m y official s i g n a t u r e ant i s eal Ibis i n o l e c o u n t y , F l or i da be gi n at S W c o r n e r of f l E f * of Sec* G i v e n u n d e r m y hand and th# sea id my t h e 4t h (fay id i l l I?#, A. I u 1 9 1 9 . l i on 13. T o w n s h i p 21 91nulht' Ha n y r offi ce t hi s t h e 2 2 n d d a y of April, 1919, stall • E A D O U G L A S S , C lerk 29 E a s t , r u n #»#! 14 S c ha i n#, n o r t h It x A‘ E | liiiiglAs*, 11 i " •• al l E A lM»t G L A S S . 1 0 « hnin*. * r * l l ( ! j c h a i n s , s o u t h 10 Ul e r k of t he t if m i l t ' o u r t of S e m i n o l e r*n., 56 Ate • h»iitit, del i r n l a n t i , FMorida V Du v a l . <*rdrf of S e f x i c r by Uu b i l r a t i o n Voi l e# ttf Apwticaltnn for I m D r r t l I niter L t A ' o r n p l a l n a n t ' s Sol i ci t or, T o all par lie* c l a i mi n g i n t e r i si ■ u n d e r SANFORl> FLORIDA Se c t i on a tt f 4’h a p l r r 18 8 M4, I • * * of F1 n r Ml- I .He f pi*l» Iiis E (till a n d Wi l l i a m Hoi rj ILH. her Ida m l hiiil of i 11 hi f of t h t r r . "• ot 1 *-r» l*t . in J Nolle •• J* lii fi I n }l v ■Ii t h a t l-i In 1 'Irrull * »u?l, S r o n i h I Irrull. Nr m m ole • *e lar d di*rrilud, lob * a n d all pflrivi - 1 U ou n lr, Florida ti i rt -r nf- i f?, fi *r» u n d e r Aden < Xygar a n d j a n d IS 1 I I ' U ' l m > , pi*r • i 4' r ■ •! I « i * * r It: t a t « <1 thl ir d ? a . of J u b . Apgar hi- wif*. or -ii In r ol t hi m, or 11fn a l * \ ' I \ D I ' r i e , «.nid e e t t i f i r at r r i - v t c i n g i ».* fol­ i i vi r * i f o t r u r p t - n i i n e U ' o m p m y ol hi ? wise, in riii larul d e s c r i b e d he l ms , a n d X s. C O O D T O T H E LAST DRO P Util I I * in alt p a r i ii ■ ■bur ni ng »n i nt i rest in t h e follow - l owi ng d e s - r t h e d l ands , t o wit All u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t r p sng f l o r r i b r i l l a n d s i t u a t e in Sertiinid* r m n i - M i d w a y , Sec T2. T p 19 S . R 11 E . . ol d '"■t* u n d e r J Ri ch m o o d M u r p h y , t h e pro p e r tv of A S. ! »? kar?l I l uf i da . I. wir S I, of S ' , of HE 1 * of d e c e a s e d , Anni e AA'ooflhrblge, R i t ­ HAS ' 4 uf Sect i on 13. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , Also, T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No 113. d a t e d l h* c h i e VAt »odbridge, all u n k n o w n p a r t i e s R a n g e 29 K«*C. a b o be gi n ut S W cor ne r id 3r d d a y uf J u l y , A. D, 1916, sail! c e r t i f i cat e c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t s u n d e r C a l v i n A^ HE 14 ol S e c t i o n 13, T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , c o v e r i n g t h e f ol l owi ng d e s c r i b e d l and*, to* F u a g e , all u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c l a i mi n g R a n g e 29 Last, run East 14 !y chai n*. wi t : Lot 29 9 M i d a y in Sec. 32, T p . 19 S.,* i n t e r e s t s u n d e r Ge o r g # 11. M o r t o n I n ­ M a i - d i v i d u a l l y or a* t r u s t e e , all u n k n o w n N o r t h JO c h a i n s , Wos t l l ' j chai n#. S o u t h H* R. 30 K„ s o l d a» t h e p r o p e r t y »?f U, chains* well; A b o T a x Ce r t i f i c a t e No , 118, d a t e d p a r t i } ’* c l a i m i n g i nt er es t u n d e r W. S. t h# 4t h day of J u n e , A. D. 19 | J , paid c e r ­ K e e f e r el ah * I t is h e r r h v . o r d e r e d t h a t y ou a p p e a r I n t h# . . . .e c o x e r i n g t h..re fol lowj ng. dr wml Ni l l a nds . , , , u n k n o w n p a r l i . - , r U i n u u c i nl . - f r . t bill (• t c o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n agai ns t yo u in .t .i f. i. cat T o all t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a us e , o n t h e firal d a y * f V - r i l ‘i ' i V - M , ' \ , M . V y: f' ,:r ' I " * ' J Ul f h mu!,.? M u r p h y , un.I.-r C . l v l n A. Of u m l r t ( 7, ur i t r II M - r l o n in.il Sept # m b e r , A. D. 1919, t h e S a n f o r d J . . I p . I!t S.. It 11 , h . ...1,1 a , t h l - l i r o p r r t y v b l u a l l y »»r a* ( r u*i e e , ur u n d r / AV. S. Ke e l e r He r a l d 1* h e r e b y d e s i g n a t e d a s t h e n e w s p a p e r "* U n k n o w n . Alsu T a x ( ‘e r t i f i / a l e . No, 12-*,. d a t e d l h# u r ^ e i t h r f nf t h e m of u l h » r wt s e , in t h e followI t h d a y «*f J u n e , A l | , 1917, t a l d r #r t l f i eal # i *rt g d e a r r i b e d l a n d s s i t u a t e i n Meml nul e m v e r l r t g t h e f o l l o w i n g d e x r f l h e d l a nd* tn- r o u n d y , Fl or hUv wi t ; L u t s »*v, &#, f,7 a n d 58, M i d w a y , in N F S 1 4 of N K 1 1_ f Sec. fit. T p . 19 S, It. 29 E. s F: • 4 of .S AV 1 4 2 4. T p . 2<» S, II. 29 L. See. 32, T p 19 S , It 91 L , sfdd a* t h e p r o p ASK YOUR G R O C E R r f t y of A. H. F a r k a r d -SW t 4 of SFD* Sec. 26, Tp. 2u 2j. It.' 2 9 L. Alxu T a x ( *rr ! ill c a t e N« 13 U, d a t e d t he 4 l h d a y nf J u n e , A, D. 1917, sal t l r e r t i f i c a t e r n v r r i r t g t h e f ol l o wi n g d r s e r i b e d l and*, tnwi t : Lot l l fi . M i d w a y in See. 12. T p 19 S., H. 31 E , s o l d »* t h e p r o p e r t y i d A. M. Farkard; Also JTaX U e r t l f i e a t r Nn. 31 fi, d a t e d t he Tlicre can be no doubt Ctb d a y nf J u l y , -V l>, I9DY, *at d t*erfifi#afe f n v e r i n g t h e f ol low t ug d e s c r i b e d l a n d s , toas lo the merit ol Cardui, wi t : Lot 1#7, M i d w a y , in 8##. 32 , T p . 1 9 H,, the woman’s tonic, In B. fi! F*r, s o l d a* t h r p r o p e r t y of J . II Wh i t e ; the treatment ol • many Also T a x (Vrl kfi cmt # No. I ill, d a t e d t h# tro u b le s p e c u lia r to 3 r d d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1916, s a i d c r f t i f i r a t # c o v e r i n g t h e f ol l o wi n g done f i l l ed l a nd*, tn* women. The thousands wi t : Lo t 129, M i d w a y , In Her. 3 2, Ttf. 19 S. ( of women who have been It. 31 K., sold as th# p r o p e r t y of Hi l l a r y ; helped by Cardui |rj the. r~ A tsn T a x ~C#.i HR c i t e Nii*. n i X u l i l * i j - ific past 40 years, ts conclu­ 3rd di'y^of J u l y . A. D. I91fl, s a i d er rt i nf at ** coveri ng th# f allowing describe?! l a n d s , to* sive proof that It ts a wi t ; L o t 127. M i d w a y , In S#r. 3 2 , Tj». 19S,. good medicine (or women II. 3! E . t s ol d a* t h # p r o p e r t y nl H e n r y who suffer. II should Farkard; help you, too. A'ml h a i Hied s a i d cer l i f t l r at ca i n rny office, a n d h a s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x d«-#d t o i s i u # In a r c n r d a n r r wi t h law. Unl e s s ?»a!d rt -r ff f i ral es i ha l l b# r # d e # m a f^ a c c o r d i n g t o l a w t a x de e d will iaa*i«> t h # u o n o n t h # 8 t h d a y of J u l y , A. l». 1919. Wi t n e s s m y offi r i at s l g n a t u r # a n d *eal hi* ■ t h # 5 t h d a y of J u n e , A. I). 1919. iseall E. A. D O U G L A S S , Cl e r k C i r c u i t - C o u r t S e m l n u i # C o . , Fla. B y V. E. D o u g l a s s , D U. 56*fit# 1 - sfl HENRY M cLAULIN JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: DR. E. S. HOFFMAN WhenYour S pring B reaks m AUTO OWNERS B. & 0. MOTOR CO. M AXW ELL HO USE COFFEE m It Helps! Ideal Fertilizers T HE U N I V E R S A L C A R Every farmer should have one or more Ford Trucks because of the pro­ fitable results that will follow their use. There is pot any ijuess work about this statement. 'It has been proven on thousands of farms. If you farm, come in and let us tell you more about the Ford Truck’s value to you in sure dollars and cents saving. It is a per­ sonal matter to every farmer. “The Ford Truck is a businesss necessity. . Orders should be loft with us at once in order to get early delivery'. Price $550, without body, f. o. b. Detroit. C. F. WILLIAMS . Agent. EDWARD HIGGINS ’* Salesman f* - > • ’ DonT tVv to fool yqur crop^ with .saostitutesiiglvu them*Ideal Fertilizers and reap great­ est profits’ Ideal Brands are made from' highest qual­ ity. materials and are proportioned to give steady* growth with minimum waste. We furnish any analysis—all the Potash you want. Write us your iV ;’.iirements. ^ Take The Woman’s Tonic Mrs. N. E. Varner, ol Hixson, Tenn., writes: "1 was passing through the . . . My back and sides were terrible, and my suffering Indescriba? ble. I can't tell just how and where 1 hurt, about | ah over, I think . . . I began Cardui, and ray pains grew less and less, until Iw a s cured, lam remarkably strong for a woman 64 years ot age. I do all my housework.” Try Cardui, today, K~79 .. 0 l L|fru(l < . . o n S*-*rnlh Judicial I Irrull. Hririlrwlf l u u M , . I’lurlcla In < l i . n r . r y Ut -nr) I! til II 1 C * , i > | n . l , M.rv I ’ hartpcll, a n d J. I l i r i t r r a c H . I ’« m p f . i n a n t , lu ll tn * Uui.t J u , , p h Oarvln, thn u n k n u - u Title-. I . K . t r . . and d r v i , » t i _ u m l t L l h e (■■l wttt a n d t r . t a m r n t nl Jo»*p?i ( i . M i n , I h * u o k n u n n hrir» of J t n r p h (<*rvin, W m . G. A rwl i n r r i d . 1 h , u n k n o w n l e x . I — .n>l d a v l « M u n d e r t h e l „ t will , m i t r a l a m r n t of W m . Ii . A n d r n rri i l , a n d I ho u n k n o w n l udr . of Wm. 0 . Andrnrvid, Drfrndant*. • Nolirr to Non-Ho.ldrnt. To J o „ p h tiarvln, Itn ld rn rr Unknown: T o Wm. 0 . Aml rnrcd d. I t n i d r n r , U n k n o w n : ' I t a p n r a r i n , b y t h r . w o r n bill of r o m p l a i n t Bi rd h r r t d n a c a i n . l y o u t h a t y o u h a v r o r H a l m t o b a v r . o r t i r inl r r r . t i n t h r l ol i nt rI n c n n r r l h r d l a n d I p . j j c ml n o l r c o u n t y , F l o r ­ i d a , t o - wi t : ‘T h * W r . t h a l f ( W l » ) of t h r K o u t h w n t u a r l , r . f H W J O n l S e c t i o n 29, T o w n . h i p 19 o u t It. K a n a r 31 E a . t , I ™ a n d r a e r p t t h r Wt-M nai f t W !>) of t h r W n l h a l f ( W l i ) of t h r S o u t h w e s t u u a r t c r (8 W 1 ^ ) of t h e S o u t h » * » t t j u a r t r r { S W } , ) of S e c t i o n 2 9 , T o w n - S WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. Manufacturers Ideal Fertiliyrs in S(,ra>' Pumps and Insecticides. JACKSONVILLE. - - . . . ...............................FLORIDA IC. C. Maxwell, Mur., Sanford Hranch ARE YOU INSURED? W . J . THIGPEN & IF NOT, SEE COMPANY AGENTS General Fire b a n k b u il d in g Sanford, P t o r l r '- 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ************************************************ Catholic Church Catholic Church Corner Oak avenue and Eighth street. Sunday—Fourth Sunday after Pentecost. Low Masses, 8 and 11 a.m. Sermons taken from Holy Scripture. Kyrie Eleison, Gloria, Credo, Agnes Dei, sung by choir. Classes for religious knowledge 10 a.m. Weekdays— Low Mass __ a.m. Tuesday—Lecture on Church History. History of the Bible and Catechism, 8:30 p.m. Friday—Lectures on formation and dates of books of Bible; the Church in the Middle Ages; the Constitution of the Church, 8:30 p.m. ******************************************* Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 04, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 04, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 04, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b77ef96cfeeb4cba77965df91bcbac7b.pdf bddfa2922d55a47e8553c85122f74246 PDF Text Text ■v o • . 1 ». . . __... - — ♦ .- ----- - • ♦ ' *='• ■>TT --.. ■; ./ THE ' * - fy ¥ • * >— ••* • f* z lr **V i - ------------- i A^ F\ A ¥ /\T ^ I t I rv 1 1 1 I A X I ¥ 1 x 1 Vf 1 *• ^ ¥? f ) f ) 1 T I A •is ------ ANOTHER [STATEMENT BUSINESS VEGETABLE BLOCK SOLD SHIPMENTS ¥ / 7 and going through the various stages I I [of getting near the front J u s t when 1 V the armistice was signed probably on account of the Germans finding-*out M ,fhat he was there and scaring them u" ' c I • ----- ------ ---NUMBER 61 SANFORD. * AB R Stewart, 2 b ... 4 0 Chapman, e .4 1 —• 3 0 Inman, 3b XfoseleV, lit .... 4 0 •) 0 Oppenheim; cf 3 0 Blount, If 3 0 Chapman, rf 3 0 Chaplin, tut 3 0 Martin, p ^ i. H 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 11 PO A 0 3 4 1 2 -1 12 0 •» 0 3 0 0 3 0- 4 F. M. CAMERON IS DROWNED AT LAKE MARY lUrman Stt»e!ik joined thi* foKinara 1anti.served in the artillery ami gave a most interesting account oj his life at the front where he served at tiints as an operator anti held the wires .29 1 5 24 12 2 Totals for the American army during the IHSAPPEARED FROM H O M E AT Score by innings: . . FRANK L. WOODRUFF BUYS UNDER REFRIGERATION PLAC­ BROTHERHOOD -CLASS WEL­ heavy .borabnrdment-----LAKE MARY AND BODY IS Orlando .....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x—2 ES SANFORD SECTION A­ Lieut. Worthington Blackman was HO TCHKISS BLOCK CORNER COMED TH E BOYS OF ARMY FOUND IN LAKF:— ACCIDENT- • Sanford 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0— 1 HEAD OF ANY OTHER PART FIRST AND PARK AVENUE. AND NAVY BACK H O M E - also right in the thick of the fray Sum m ary—Left on liases, Orlando AI. DROW NING • OF WORLD. FINE LOCATION, . M ETHODIST CHURCH FILLED and told his story of narrow escapes 5, Sanford 4. Two base hits, Blount and going over the top in No Man’s The Lake Mary community wait From time t o 1 time there appear F.rst base on balls off Martin 1. The patriotic celebration at the Land time after time and was Sanford business property is chang­ stirred Ust Thursday by tbo an­ Methodist church under the uuspices thankful that he had esenped death ing hands every week now and home articles in Florida newspapers about Struck nut by Humphries 9, Martin nouncement that FTank Cameron some section shipping a few cars of people are buying non-resident pro­ Sacrifice hits. Inman, Stevens. Sac­ of the Brotherhood class on Sunday and lived to tell the story. lettuce and celery and peppers, but rifice fly, Oppenheim. Stolen bases, h .d disappeared from his home and evening was the first nt the union ‘ R .’J. Holly told of bis service as perty which ' bespeaks a “ healthy no one on the place seemed to know services to be held this summrr and Y. M. C. A, Transport Secretary building boom for our rapidly grow­ the Sanford section long boosted Chaplin, Jones. Wild pitches, Mar- just where he hnd-gone. In n search as' the greatest vegetable section in tinm Humphries. Umpires, Baird the church was crowded from gal­ and how’ the boys were treated on ing city. about the premises on em pty hoot the world enn sustain th a t title by and Flynn. lery to the front doors, it being es­ the ships and what be bud seen in Sanford for many years presented was discovered on Silver Lake which timated th a t fully one thousand England and France while on the an aspect of a city on the princi­ the actual figures. .touches the Cameron grove und it • Last season ibis section shipped Sixteen Inning Game people were present. The meeting ships that carried the boys borne pal street of which the property or ----— was surmised at once th at Mr. Cam ­ AB R II PO the greuter part of the property wns a total of winter vegetables under O R L A N p a was a union welcome by the churches from overseas. eron must have been in the boat and , 6 1 1 1 owned by non-residents who did refrigeration of 3,195 cars. ^1 his Glunt, ss ... and Sunday schools of Sanford and was drowned. . There Were some forty soldiers not have the interests of the city ( does not take into uccount the Stevens, 3b .... 7 ,0 l 3 t was a welcome indeed breathing and sailors in uniform present and at heart, who* were not compelled t q , fruits for thp_ potatoes or the water- Jones, Hi Searching parties under- the leader­ 6 0 0 19 all the spirit of welcome and cheer­ there were more of them who did assisst in advertising the city, who melons or the shipments of vegetu- lluntct* if ship o l Paul Keely, his nearest •2 1 1 . 7 fulness and true patriotism. . \ -• 0 3 •1 not wear their uniforms and all of tuok no purt in building and itnpro- j Idea, by express-* but only those cars Bruek, cf . neighbor immediately started drag­ The following program was cur­ them felt that the celebration dem­ 7 0 l s G 0 ging the lake and at a late hour ving the city and who took all the that wereshipped in refrigeration Kendred, 2b ried out with a few changes:onstrated thnt the hearts of the money for rentals «mt of the city to [ cars to mukc tin* long Journey north, Kerlin, rf 4 0 1 1 0 1 found nis body near the middle of Singing of America people of Seminole county were in be spent elsewhere. the lake. ' . , 3 0 1 1 j This season while one of the Carroll, rf I nvo cation by L. It. Philips _ the work of winning the war ami . , . , , _ . greatest seasons from a monetary Bihergcr. c 4 0 I 10 The remains were brought to this Ring Out, Sweet Bella of Peace — .that their services were appreciated. Therefore it is pleasing,., the pep- Htnn(, Sunfo.,, ever ex4 0 1 1 Young, p city and n coroner’s jury empanelled ,,1,. „f Sanford to know , ha, so mu, h (i>, -hllW „m „y •I 0 0 0 Rfima . ^ The Brotherhood class of the Keene, |> brought in n verdict of drowning, as Scripture “ Lesson by Rev. L. D. l,us.ness property ,» changing hands * ^ ( , , h( ,M.inK 2.819 Methodist church deserves credit the lungs of th? deceased were filled and in the • majority of th, cases the r r * j i Brownlee 6 •1 14 48 , . - t m n * \ r*i..vjii. Totals for this celebration, one of the first with water, showing th a t ho had met property is being pu; from A Soldier’s Talisman —Oberthur to be given for the boys and all of residents by Sanford people. AB K II PU his death in this manner. A slight Following is the number of car? SA f A i U) Welcoming Home Coining by •1 those who were present hope that it 5 0 •» bruise over the nose at first started Stewart, 2b . . , . i ... . shipped by refrigeration according SApt. Haynes •1 •1 11 Among the sales no d this w e a k , „ , Flark ,lf Armour Car Chapman, c will not tie the last in the years to fi a rumor that he might have met The Marseillaise ami Star Span­ follow. It is these efforts that make is th:it of the Hotchkiss block at ^ . 6 0 0 4 with foul play but* this abrasion 1nmunni 3I> gled Banner street and I’ark . . , , ,, , , .• . .. the boys feel that tliei. work in the the corner of Kirs, 7 0 •» 16 could have been caused by the grap­ .. . ... . Vcgelubles under Refrigeration load Moseley, ll> .... , lBilled l i i u ,riim Iiri| Season Ellis, cf Introduction of Hon. E. A. D'.ug- army und navy has not been in vain avenue to Hon. Frank L. Woodruff i 0 •I •1 pling hooks or the oars used in mak­ ed*, and from SiB, Sanford. <» of this city who is already the largest lass. Vice President of the Wesley and that a gruteful people stood be­ 0 6 0 Oppenheim. If ing soundings while dragging for his 1 9 0 1919. Brotherhood Class by Supt. Haynes hind them during those dark days of property owner in Sanford und who, r. 0 0 l C. Chapman. , imdj i*t the lake. True-Hearted, Whole-Hearted, war and will stand benhind them in invests his money at home and in Si|4^*'rd (Continued on page t» The funeral was ?l,eld Saturday, home |,roperty. th# bright days of jieace. Hymn 420Lettu j |{,.v Peek of the Episcopal ehurrh Address by Rev. C. DeW. Brower. 1(1*, The Hotchkiss fdo.-k is among the (’ttM'.i; • | offirUring. interment being mud,* at Subject, Patriotism first brick blocks tn l»* built here Ceier. i.r.ii*' the home of the deceased until the The Sw-ord of Bunker Hill —Covert and has been owned by the Hotch­ Petqi. r f.33 remains can he shipped to his old Short Addresses by the boys who kiss heirs who reside in New York. home in Ohio. have been on the other side: ! Frank Cameron was 47 years old The I,lock is of brick well con. Prof. J. C. Hutchison. -If i ars last season M.195* at tin* time of his death and was a T< struct,-d and consists of live’ store Herman Steele j native of Athens, Ohio. He came to rooms on the first floor and some ^ PWm|iarjM,n vf th«* amount * Hon. R. J- Holly the Lake Mary section about eight­ twelve rooms on the second f,o o r ; .hippetl from Sanford with the aWorthington Blackman een j cars ago’ und&rerided there until und is one of the best locations tn mount from the i.alnnce of Battle Hymn of the jlepublic the ' roe of his dfttth. being engaged the main business streets on the city t|(|j htUl|> wi;| give.a ......I idea of the Benediction by Pastor, Rev. C. \ \ . in t ’*/* orange Industry’* He had a property hotel t ill*. making the new great 'ainou.it of vegetables shipped White. nice -n>v<* and home on Crystal valuable u*>id«• from the business from thi* i o in,. Luke und also owned some grove The musical program was ar­ loea’t ion .1 -M l,-. r * . a 11 Ve est I­ ». i , | \ It K BUM h t»N FIRST SAEET | , r „ l ........ .i, the llain-s City section. ranged under the a le . >:.ip of E I . t-r■ t*t.. * .* > 1 t bt» j . ur t he \X ....1\ I.* *- ?•i •ii.tke Mi I.^IM.E DEI IlG \ T l i i \ I I ti 'M | s SOLD T<» <>. P. SWOPE <>F B,*u„ a r,*tin d disposition Mr. i i,i.l,* r r , * ( r i g , * r a t m t i -.hi|>..droll u- - . -1• i \ - '• »>• '* " * S E MI NOI L \ T I LM» M LET- • s|||| ’ lltlge- .ind niji.ii r- , ii 1.1* new OVIEDO W lit) W II I. IMPROVE Cameron xxas kn .wn to only a few the Sanford section 'will .1 tn. >•! ■«.r -I *• • A'-'' ’ll ’ ; ’" 1 ; | M , WILL GET T O G E T H E R i nxxi''*;i ,ii iiihI will kef| . il f,.r rental in*!m,jt'» friends hut n*tyt well !il:ett SAME. r .l.m ..--s -••>• ' - •*'!> ’ l»Urj»OM*h. him Iiii’i n n ai v s .............. - --- ON Tit K Ol ESTIO.N joyed oy in. .• 1 • ,rt Another business block has chan­ by tijose Wuo held ids friendship und grutuluting him on his new acqui- j ( J f A R T E I t MILLION DOLLARS, acquaintance. addresses by th e boys who hat. bet., A large delegation of cattlemen •ition nmvii ,. .and are oglad, " **• tpr know ,j Is there -any • other one sestion* of ged hands this time the ('lark across were o.o.U interesting ar.tl .r.- from Seminole county attended the more non-resident propetty is h e - 1this country th at can sliow such re- block on First str,*<*> consisting of lie is survived by two sisters and • .• I I . ! - *» *. rvpi rsed v..... the *>o.,.« tu.i.s J11- 1 meeting In Orlando last Monday . .lining resident pr,.j» rt>\ a half city block with five store one brother in Athens*. Ohio: one t.;r* s as tile Sat ft. il section? • mi.de bv ,).. • hili. s and P- P- wliere consideration of a policy for room*, on the first floor and some si«tor, Mrs. McCracken is well carrying on the systematic tick eradtwenty five riionis in tin* second known ben* whore she spent . some T„e Welcome Home udUress <*f nation campaign in Central Ib-nda flour t* !’ Swope wa« the lucky tin,,* j., the winter seasons. .................. There is no explanation us to the W M Haynes, superintendent of jwas the mat subject for dis.-t: sum j.ur* li.,-*r and it is ..a good m guug, of il,,* c i y s growth to note that ia drowning of Mr. ( atneron other than tr,. Sunday school wa<t a gem of Owing t,» the f a ,««»>ut -..me »f t . about ten years this property with t h a t h e was fishing or had gone for a tb'.ught. warm welcome, patriotic "• j u n t i e s whuh bad ' xpe. i. d to t.,k, il<>\ M ORES OK ALL GAMES I'l.VYED BY SANFORD TEAM spirit and bright ’ with witticisms, up th e sytemattc work this season no repairs and no effort on the part row on the lake and fell out of tho Mr Havnes gave a brief resume o f ! ,*„itld not get their dipping ' a of tin* owner to improve lias ad­ boat and. there was no evidence of Ho* war of the work aeeomplished [completed in time Go re lias >.*, n vanced about fifty pvr cent in price. foul play or that he hud been killed 4 .1 0 1 o With «dd Sol sending down his Ellis, p and then thrown into the lake and ut home giving us ,t did the strong |«ome desire on the part of cattle 3 0 0 2. 0 Again has Sanford proven its cai,w ,,f the accident will bright rays on some games and plen­ OppenLelm. cf owners along the county borders to backing for the itoys in the army and right, to the oft repeated t i t l e , _ _ |m, knftwn_ . 1 0 0 0 3 Blount, rf ty of sky juice on other games, the ef be boys who had fallen anti wen- suspend work in working counties 0 0.. "Lucky Sahford • by attracting to t 0 1 Cha|dain, s* « Florida League’ continues to hold — . . .. • , The sym pathy of the many friends nut present but were remembered until next spring and then include a first place In the hearts of local tans. < > * *.........; ,h" |a ex« nlM .hom in . large number of counties in a work­ a n d -.their names written on the lliut han ovor come lo «Mh o! thcit h roth.r. We are bolstering up weak spots 31 3 I 30 3 Totals . marble shaft in tbf* purk oppo ito ing unit.’ Florida. .Mr. O. I . Swope.. Nothing * . • R. \V. Storrs of DeFuniuk Springs, and our boys ure winning nevy laurels ORLANDO. AB it ii p o \ t i e church. Mr. Haynes theij m ine that lias happened • irt the past few ' * “ : ‘ farther down the line this week un,\ Glunt, ss • •5 <i 1 l 0 d*:itd I! i" K. A. I’oi-fclftss. vice a member of the State Live Stock years could add more to t he* strength Supt. Lawton on Suh-Com m ission showing that the Celery City lads Stex’ens, 3h Kanitary Board was asked to serve *5 i l 2 1 president of the Wesley Brotherhood 'and general upbuilding of our little | |(on T • w Lawton. Seminole's ure full of pep and ready to go ufter Jones, lb 3 t 2 12 0 clast- who presitied at the meeting as chairman and in accepting said city tlinn to ° v‘ • r* . wope >e ^yp^rintendent of Schools has been the pennant. 3 n 0 0 0 Hunter. If and i ,traduced the first speaker. Dr. th at it is the policy of the hoard to come actively intereste, in its nisi- nwa Rt Tallahassee for some days, meet the cattlemen und exchange W,* had a lute start in the league Brack, cf 4 0 1 2 1 c. DeW. Brower, pastor of the Con­ :v views on handling this work. . 0 1 0 5 but our hoys are coming on in true Kendred. Uh " " " ,i,“’ ,H ' r ™ a wliere he has been in attendance on . gregational church. Mr. Brower is as a far seeing, live progressive* and q meetjnK o( the Florida olatl, Sub. 4 0 0 0 0 an excellent speaker and is u true Some cattlemen and county style and none of the local fans are Kyrlin, rf successful business y a n . one who has Comm, „ , on on Tcxt Ilo^ s . Mr. 4 0 0 11 3 American und lie gave the audience officials from k counties were |>r«-scnt worried 'about the o,rt come for w’e Bellinger, e made gooH in every business enterU w tQ n rece|vcd this appointm ent 4 0 1 1 3 an address on Patriotism that should and after several had stated their have a real hall team and if any of Keene, p prise or venture, hence when he wirc* Rnd baste,,, h 1 to Tallabusseo 4 0 1 1 3 be copied in *.!1 that it might be views, Seth Woodruff moved th at them fall down on the job there are Keene, p I,,held the bright outlook here and wher(f w|th „ th<irH of thp e ^ read by those who could not be each clunty delegation select one of others to take their [dare although • realized that ull we needed was .__ . ---------- -— . . , ----< ) the hushes have been pretty well 35 7 29 13 pr.sent to hear it. Dr. Brower read their number for member of a reso­ Totnls ntHSTTt.rnntLllDusiv—i,t»—decided—t r r several paragraphs from the CotiRrc- lutions committee to present a work combed by the o t h e r teams who arc —^Score-hy—innings: ? take u hand and help nloduce t h e s e ' * • always on -tJnHonfcnut •fr.nrcW'TTtaguthmal Rye curd describing-Bol»h* in g -p lao -ia_^k«-“o n v“nLion, Sanford 0 l 1 0 0 « 0 0 0 1 necessary qualification.,, that day The recognition thus given to VtriiV and urged all true Americans to Orlando 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 has settled b u r future growth and ‘ entinole county, by picking its Following were the members of The Herald will nut. attem pt to stand behind their government in Sum m ary— Left on itas.*s, Orlan­ prosperity rrovided wo tre willing Superintendent of Schools to sit on th a t committee: Joe Cameron. Som- give all the games in detail for the these hours of stress.— He also ad­ do 6, Sanford 5. Two has** hits, to travel in his company. the commission to recommend to the InokA F. N. Burt, Volusia: C. G. story is an old one by the time this Stevens, Jonen2, Stexvart. First base « , , * . . vocated -in no uncertain terms the . . . S ta te Board of Educatjdn certain* ' Smith, Orange; S. Summerlin, Bre­ paper gets t>» the* city readers. Mr. Swope has and is making . . # . ...... ,w„*._». ‘ i League - of Nations calling attention . , . . ., . texts for use in the schools, merely vard; Put Johnston, Osceola: J. M. However, Ytur.out of town subscrib­ on hlals, off Keen’e 2, offff Ellis I. g r c ,t y.velopm ent of valu.W o ( . , m ; w „ , thc tru , Sera' to the fact that several of the Sen­ Struck out, by Keene 8, by Ellis 8. Keen, Polk; \V. O. Sloan, Lake; and >». , • » ~ J * r n » . U . . ol haJ , , up e t|nt<„ dent t h ' t ,, ators are preparing to oj,pose "Presi­ ers like to keep up .with the teams Sacrifice hits, Chapman, Oppenheim, „K T. W. Brown, Sumter. . and the box scores of ull $hc games dent Wilson on the udoption of the Stolen hnses, Stewart, » * *"dl l 1“ l U„ „ | „ g with th.- l,o,. „l then., . . During the time that the commit­ will he given in this paper every Chaplin. of adding greutly to tlu* material league terms and at the close of his 'Ellis Blount. Batter hit. Hunter, remarks read a resolution to be tee were considering a report, the week with wttu such* suen* other outer comments as a? I nlount Double plays. Inmsn to wealth of the county nnd that is For the Industrial School wired to the Florida Senators urging convention took u recess and cattle­ will he necessary, i Following is the Stewart Slewar, to Moseley, Ellis to Moseley but proof of what we may reasonably men from various sections got uc week's summary of the guntes play­ Umpires, Baird and F'lynn. expect since he has become o w n e r ; ’ President H. P. Carpenter and their standing by our President in the League of Nutions. 1 hat we quuintcd . ed with all the scores as they were of valuable city properly and in Mr. C. E.* Woods of Montverde InAfter the committee had brought played since last issue: had already protected France and one of the largest mercantile cs- J dustrjal School, the only white . Afternoon Game at Orlando saved the country and unless we in som t resolutions, Pat Johston, tahlishments of South Florida n l s o 'BChool of its kind in the sta te were Morning Game in Sanford ORLAfTDO.. AB* R H PO A E in our midst. continued to stand h^* her at some chairman of the committee moved * | here Monday. They say the school 1 1 1 0 0 *AB R H PO A E Glunt, aa__ _.... 4 future* time the rapacious Hun* th a t the convention adjourn until SANFORD. Mr. H. C. DuBose was the lucky \ l» t0 htv c a $25,000 boys’ dor-* 0 2 10 1 2 3 5 0 Stevens, 3b.......... 3 0 would again . attem pt to invade July 21 and an effort he made to get Stew irt, 2 b _____ 4 man in engineering this deal and m lt°ry 0f)CI1 0,1 October l . The 3 0 Jones, l b ............ 4 1 * 1 9 0 0 we may well hope • t h a t he may handsome girls’ dormitory has been F'ranee and f..ere would he none to cattlemeff from all of the 16 coun­ Chapman, c ......... 3 0 0 8 0 3 0 0 0 -3 1 C Hunter, if.............. 4 0 stop this invasion unlesa England ties in aouth Florida where clectiohs Inman, 3b---------- 3 . 0 be the means of bringing others of | cr°^ d e d for two yeara'.despite addi1 0 0 0 and America stood ahoulder to have been held, and try to line up Moseley, l b ____ 4 0 1 11 0 C Brack, 2b............. 3 0 llke* business qualifications into o u r , Hona made. A central dining room Kendred*, 2b ....... 3 0 0 1 2 0 shoulder in the League. Dr. Brower the*entire territory on a definite pol­ now rapidly growing city. ia needed to relieve crowding in the 1 1 0 G moved the adoption'of the resolution icy and work in cooperation In the usual and every cattle owner is ex­ Kerlin.rf................ 3 0 __ _____ ______ other building* _ Certain frienda are 0 10 0 G and they were adopted by the as­ future, which was adopted. .. pected to continue regulaFly to dip Behinger.c............... 2 0 . ’ raising funds for this. Contrihu0 0 6 C semblage unanimously/ This action does not alter the situ­ their cattle until an order to the con­ Humphries, p..’....„ 3 0 Mrs. C. H. Dingee has returned tlonx are aoliriud. Address either ation in Seminole county- where ay»trary haa been iadued by the State home after spending a few daya’ of the. above gent emen at Mont­ Prof, i l u t c h i c u told c t hi* going ----------T otals.-/.. 29. 2 4 27 8 0 here the guest of Mrs. R. J. H olly/ verde,• Lake County, Pla. over and being. made an instructor ri.matic wofk is going forward aa Live Stock Sanitary Board. ’ • -V SUNDAY NIGHT ■ *? 9 . * — SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY II. 1919 LliLliDKA11UW,1"° w -r ^ • I\- THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME X v > V /l U II Jy£V J . r_1”• . m - - ‘flH ti BUSINESS PROPERTY IS SELLING BIG MEETING OF CATTLEMEN AT ORLANDO | 1 if B A LL GAMES FOR THE WEEK * ’ ;," *. .• *, •^ _ / i N r . -I „ -J . 'r AZ I 4l l | ‘ g\ ] t { . , • - ,*9 H ^ �* I rA ft » ■ ^ • - -' .KJTeVvrV.'A . >• 'ftr .r I • ■ ■' *r .•; ,' v .. • M J l ’LY 4, I9J9 TUE SANPORD HERALD VvVf PAGE TWELVE 'h port thut, after due consideration of various suggestions they respectfully i recommend th at the memorial to the “ Ill match my carbon copies soldiers and sailors of Seminole coun­ against any in town for neat­ ty. both white and colored, take the form of an arch, of the leautiful ness, lasting legibility and uniAll June records for rainfall were yellow c<M|uinu rock found in abun­ forjnity. I always usebroken during the twenty-four hour dance on our. sea coast. For the purpose of lessening the period ending at 8 o'clock Monday night when 7.30 inches fell on .Jack­ cost and insuring strength and dura­ TRADE sonville and environs. The records bility they recoipmend a filling of of the weather bureau date back concrete, reinforced by steel bars. They have carefully examined plans forty-seven years. The record rainfall for all months and obtained estimates- as to a p ­ occurred in September, 1894, when proximate cost. They are of the 9.86 inches fell in u twenty-four hour, opinion that a 'handsome, appropri­ period.. In May, 1903, a total of ate structure can , be erected for a . 9.06 inches fell during a similar $1600.00 and th at there will be no difliculty in collecting that amount, period# B a y y o u r ty p m trk in g .m a p p li^ o f d As a result of the heavy rains since or even more if it should be neces­ Sunday afternoon, many, portions of sary, from the patriotic citizens odf THE Jacksonville, particularly in the vi­ Seminole county. cinity of the creeks were inundated. Respectfully su b m itte d ,' HERALD PRINTING In these sections Street cur ns well as Hrenda deV. Morrison, COMPANY automobile fratlie has been hamper­ Chairman Committee. Phone 118 Sanford. Florida ed. pedestrians being compelled to An amendment proposed by Mrs. wade or stay at home. . Watson, to the eflect that if the •F’-.vC hapter failed to obtain sufficient Springfield park, from First to Fifth streets, and extending in some funds to erect the arch, the amount places fully^ 100 yards north, is un­ raised should be devoted to some SW*«. Section 15, Township *J1 S„ R e d c t th e Im p u lse. der water. The lake in the park and other form of memorial, was adopted. The Impulse to write poetry Is ono Runge 32 E, lying and being in Hogans creek which skirts the belt ^ pleasant incident of the occasion county, Florida. that nt one time or another convulses Seminole •* • drivuway, have overflowed their was the presentation to the Chapter every one of us, hut our notion Is that Terms of sale to he cash and pur­ , banks, and traflic through the pnrk by Mnjor A. II. Peterson, A. C. S„ quite ji number ought to control nnd chaser to pay for deed. 3rd Division, of a handsome gavel smother It nnd very few ought to at­ is impossible. S C H E L L E MAI NFS. Superintendent of Pnrks Sidney which he brought from Plunders, tempt It without tlrst consult log Special Master. Smith, who also bus charge of the mounted with his identification tag. friends : rd the family physician.— Gaines & Futrh, city zoo, stated last night that all of Major Peterson is a son-in-law of the Houston Solicitors for Complainant. the animals are safe, precautionary Regent ami the gift was acknowl­ 60-5t . • measures-'having been taken for their edged by a rising vote of thanks. Olatw. Cathedral. welfare. Some game chickens, how- J While the committee thought it Canterbury Is ‘tie »ldc«t oeihoflrnl ever, were drowned. The banks of wise to base their recommendation In England. Chlcti «tcr and Wit; lies- Notice of Application for Tat Deed the creek, where the zoo is loray-d on the estimate of the' architect con­ •or cotne next In untiqulty. H udrj Section 8 of Chapter tfiSi, * —• • • -• • was-tw enty fj»ua inches under water sulted, they are personally of ’ the Laws of Florida . last nighf. ,' * • • opiniotf that the memorial should be A Sure Thing. Notice is hereby given that M. M. “Ah always hud mo' faith In sympnfy and R. W. Lord, purchaser of Th '. f. ^Several automobiles attempting of such size and beauty to reflect to negotiate the belt road, skirting credit on the town nnd county, and dan In congratulations." observed Shin­ Certificate No. 210, dated the 4th the creek during Sunduy night and one which would be regarded with bone. "You knows fo' sure, dnt dnr day of June, A. I). 1917, has filed yesterday morning lost the road and pride* by future generations and in an't anybody gwlntcr be Jealous ob said certificate in my oilier, and h»« landed in the creek, fo rtunately no particular by the descendants of the you’ hnhd luck."—Host on Transcript. made application for tax deed to one was injured, the cars, however heroes they wish to honor. They issue in accordance with law. .Slid Notice of M aster's Sale being badly stuck, and considerable hope to be able to raise a much certificate embraces the following Notice is hereby given that under described property situated in Sem­ i work necessary to pull them to larger amount than the one specified and by virtue of u final decree ren­ inole county, Florida, to-wit rfidf in their report. terra llrmu. dered on the 28th day of June, 1919, interest in NEW of N W 'f of S»c. Alice Caldwell, Secy. by the Hon. Jus. W. Perkins,* Judge 24. Tp. 20 S„ It. 30 E. The said I). A. R. Meeting of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of | and being assessed a f the dale of A railed meeting of the D \ R H ap p y H u n tin g G round. Florida, in Chancery, in a certain the issuance of such certificate in the was held on the 24 th Inst, at the Sign on farm In Kansas- "Hunters cause therein pending wherein C. L. name of Unknown. Unless said cer­ home of Miss Alice Caldwell, pre­ Take N o t h f : Hunt nil you durn please, sided ov r y the Regent. Mrs II J. and wh» n you hear the born Mow Hinehaugh is complainant and M. G. tificate shall be redeemed according Starling. There were present Mcs- come to the house for dinner. If Ihe Yeanouris. individually and M. G. to law tax deed will issue thereon on dames A Russet ter and IN K W at­ ,|iinll are scarce kill a chicken-nr two. Yeanouris as Trustee for John G. the 6th day of August, A l> 1 9 19 . son, Misses Hrenda d e \ M rrison. mn| if you can't get any squirrels kill Yeanouris and Tom G. Yeanouris, is Witness my otiiriul signature and defendant. I. the undersigned Spec­ Munson and Alice hog."—Host on Transcript. Mel I Whit tier. Zoi seal this the 2nd day of July. A I). ial Master will on Monday, the 4th ('aid well day of August, 1919, in front of the 1919. Old Friendship Sweet. The following report from th ej meal I E. A. ‘DOUGLASS, Court House door in Sanford, Flor­ committee on the selection of an Up- | The years hlive" tnught some sweet, (Merk Circuit Court Seminole Co, ida. during the legal hours of side, hitter lessons—none wl**er than propnate memorial to our soldier* i Florida. * h.s: To spend In all things else, but | o(Ter«for sule and sell to the highest and sailors was read: Hy V. E. Douglass, !> <*. ,,f (,,i| friends *i be ■*t miserly.— j bidder for cash the following des Madam Regent: 60-5tc • cribeil lands, to-wit: E ' g of S E J| of Your committee beg leave to re- '.owell. FLOODS IN JACKSONVILLE ip p o d r o m e Formerly the Lyric f PROGRAM SATURDAY, JULY 5 — A G o 1d w y n ." P ro g ra m , “ PERFECT" LADY” Madge' -Kennedy, “ BILLS 0P P0R T U N 1T Y , a Bill Parsons copiedy. i ' ,lf P i •' MONDAY, JULY 7— “ BARE FISTS,” featuring Harry Carey, also a Mutt and Jeff comedy. ... — I *I it I |! |! TUESDAY, JULY 8 — “ GUN .LAW,” Pete Morrison and Helen Gibson. . . Eddie Polo, in “ A PISTOL POINT PROPOSAL.” Hearsts> News No. 27. * i!\w WEDNESDAY, JULY 9— “ UNPAINTED ' WOMAN,” Mary McLaren. i IT i vi |« | : i • I 'f it . S THURSDAY, JULY 1 0 - “ THE. BEL­ GIAN,” Walker Whiteside and Valentine Grant. “THE SMELL OF THE YUKON.” 1 y? I Baft*} | Carbon Paper tV • I FRIDAY, JULY 11— Triangle Program “THE FOLLIES GIRL.” “ SHE . LOVED A SAILOR, K eystone^ §iiJ* ! /f was Program at the , STAR THEATRE Friday, July WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS THEDA BARA IN THURSDAY—William Farnum in “TRUE BLUE,” also a two part L-KO comedy. FRIDAY—Theda Bara in “CLEOPATRA” SATURDAY-Tom Mix in “THE COMING of THE LAW,” also a comedy. MONDAY---Dorothy Dalton in “ EXTRAVA­ GANCE” also a two part Sennett comedy —— TUESDAY--William S. Hart in “THE POPPY GIRL HUSBAND,” also a two ‘ part comedy. . WEDNESDA Y -D . W. Griff­ ith presents “THE GIRL WHO STAYED HOME” in eight parts; also a Sunshine comedy. Hi, ;= a sir illll=!lll=llll=l|llll *’ ♦ ♦• « ■ -_ - *r^ ^ - - *C"._’ »• �THE SANTORO HERALD PAGE TWO COUNTY HAPPENINGS rload of “CHEVROLETS” Tom orrow A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD UPS ALA AND G RAPEVILLE ..Good weather for corn and oranges we suppose blit just a bit trying on the animal kingdoip. Never a week but we see or hear' airplanes overhead. Mrs. Paul Kcoly returned home last week from n visit with friends in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Orlando were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Volie Williams Mon* Mrs. Harney nnd Mrs. Westerdick spent the day with Mrs. Leroy liodgins in Sznford Monday. Mrs. Wildenharne, the mother of Mrs. Kerne Lundquist, who has been visiting with her at the J. E. Lundquist home and with "other friends here returned home th e first of the week. _ 4 Mrs. Ballinger spent a day or so with Mrs. Coller and other friends in town this wet'k. , IF YOURS ISN’T IN THIS LOT, WE’LL HAVE ONE FOR YOU SOON There’s Another Carload Close On the Heels of This One For the man who wants a small car th atso u to f the “ flivver” class . . . Reck and childred Automobile Protection FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION Inaurnncc issued by the FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is the safest nnd cheapest in the world. Write for Information to headquarters Orlando. Agents wanted Li every town In Florida. Its very oconom tires. - r - the “ Chevrolet 490” fills the The Chevrolet F-B Touring Car while somewhat larger than the “490,” is just as economical to operate. It comes to you all doll- minute. The tonrn . . fittings are of such . appearance that the> bv the finest cars in the country There's a man at thc^urb to serve you ’INDLE W¥ Wight Tire Company , Jacksonville-FiA EuropwnKyv Cbfkplele llotfemfcwtveJ outride rootrs Steam(Wed H.y up- Cafein cxuuectioev-Cof\v<?f\iotvl loCverythi^-lrv Km U of C ity Send for BwkleT-** 0• S E M IN O L E Hid of the Singing. Oltlng Worrltt of Moisultlt, Uio 'z /iO fif Ilf *m*!l li ri li l U n t l i i f . iltMchlful A f*Tt ilr.=j*f t-ti t h e lU 1« h»‘ 4* a; I fire »1U Piffle UlfJ i l * a*11 tie fx: -* ti-liiAt* Ilf ^ ,m ANNEX ON MA G N O L I A AVENUE rflNDlt u.sniTH, PROP'S • Peaceful Sleep ImrtiT.|j»tf», BANK lie*Hug b-t rail '-ot a b ■ . f 1 .1,a #•' t, iiu Alfcfl InUMiueiidiG *i * flSr-*. f liR r lt f A , ta u likJt. lit - # , l u l t r t , amlcr. ct writ* ,\ jtj,* atnf e h '. Ask The *XeYO Vvrue C j- u f roads and more of them, ran make good use of one. Yours truly for gAn Upsala citizen aid .reader. so seriously wounded by an explo­ sion n<»I long ago is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Uaulerson of Ft Pierre were the guests of Mr. those mil from Sanford while Miss1 ln V"ur J m!.v L someont and Mrs. A Kaulerson one day. W e e k s and Mr .n,.l \jr- Swanson Die nerve to put in a short last week. and t art Pierson were afti rm mi article m regard to good roads ti visitors Sorry wo could not go. 1 psala, stating Jesse Lee is the only Mrs. carol Culpepper was quite ill la«i week b ut is improving, Mr and Mrs. K W Lui.d.,uist *'»«*• hat had the nerve to buy a ear Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Uaulerson and little -on and their mm her Mrs. There ere four car owners be-. J. K. Lundi|uist, returned Mondny fore Jesse Lee e v e r . thought of m o v - 1 Mr* and Mrs. Harry Lewis of San- spent, the week end in Orlando. afternoon from an auto t rtji to Ft jng to {'psala Now there are ten Lmd recently visited Mr and Mrs. Sumner \\ illsey of Lockhart is Meade and other neqr points, where <ars to make use of a good road. ^ - A• Raulerson, visiting Aubrey Moran. Jr. they vi-ited with the l!ergi|utst There are also five other parties Miss Leda Peters of Jacksonville A very pretty wedding was sol­ family and at the home of Hiimer speak of buying a car as soon as we is spending her vacation with tier emnized at tiie home of Misrs. Clara Lufjdiiuist and wife. got a brick road, anti thi^ is 'not father, T. I). i’etefs and other re Ia - Coffee last Wednesday, June 25th, Miss Olga Vihleti spent a .ample saying anything about the outside lives here when her daughter. Miss Alire Was • f (lavs with friends in Winter G;tr traveller- with cars a ml trams. \ 1 t-’ih..l It..*.. ,.f I ...-L hr.rt united in marriage to Mr. Avery Guyton of Miami Miss Coffee was charmingly gowned in a dress of white crepe de chine, . while the groom wore the conventional Mack. General Pershing OV IED O ■This news came in too late lor pub­ lication last, week;) Mrs. Nannie Avereet of Chtiltiotu passed through Oviedo Friday after­ n o o n j.n her return from Jai ksu ith e P R I M B L E bl.de I s J J J I \ l i !i- w h e r e - l i e went t o .... her s«,i , lorded from bell English steel. fcX gl F .fill • Avitc! t With NOT ONLY U P - T O - D A T E , BUT ON E DAY A H E A D W e H ave S e rv ic e H e re for You, C om e G ot It” ihe Mr Pullman Avereit Co.. Willi i- n. iw lie:,.I ■ad your protection lies In lbs W m P R I M B L E shield (etched t n blide ) which marks It as {erudite. Don’t you think it would be wel) to Mr-. Lillian ii Fnllitn ,,f St. Awprovide yourself with n really good gmst iie spoke at Oviedo and G r i n a pocket knife-in fact, the best Sunday in tin- interest of the U . C. E P K U f to be hadT Our lino of T. C. work tn Florida.. She spoke in f f & r t S g “ PBIMBIE" Includes the pat* Geneva Sunday- morning nnd at tern and siao you prefer. Oviedo. Sunday evening. Both of Mrs. Fulton's talks were' very inter‘.sting and those who- failed to hear L E E BROTHERS her missed a rare treat. Reside, a thorough knowledge of lw*r.-subject Mrs. Fulton has a pleasing manner on the platform which delights her audiences. The Methodist Sunday school hud its annual Children’s Day program Sunday. morning. T e numbers were well rendered and the exercises greatly enjoyed. A T L A N T IC HOTEL Mrs. Mary Jacobs and son, Ed­ Ray nnd Hogan Sts. win are located in the Swope cottage, JACKSONVILLE. FI,A.' formerly occupied by C. T. MeAll railroad ticket offices in Cuiley and family. *' building. Center of every* Mrs. J. M. Jones is in thu. Grange thing. -All modern improve­ Generii Hospital 1rr Orlando for u ments. First class in every way. Hot and cold running . L. E. Wright, Jr., returned to w a te r in ro o m s Wash ngton,, D. C„ Saturday after a Rates, $1.03 up. short visit to his parents, Room nnd bath SI.50 up Mrs. C. A. Brannon and Miss E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop Mary Leinhart spent Saturday shop­ ping in Sanford? At 12 o'clock Saturday Miss Divina Murphy ami Vernon Shy were united in marriage at the home We have r ribbon for of thi* bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. your typewriter S. Murphy at Lake Char m. The immediate family and a few intimate BLACK, BLUE, PURPLE friends of the hrlde were present. or any of the above Rev. L. E. Wright, pastor of the with red • Mrs. W. N. Blackwood and chil­ dren returned home Tuesday affer a pleasant visit to Palatka.* Among the Oviedo people who ex­ pert to go to Daytona Reach this week for a vacation, are Mrs. W. J. . (Continued on Page 4) HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply Dept* I’ hofie 148 Sanford, Florid* �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE iiiiiiiiiuixxxiiiiiiiiiiiittxx M ID -S U M M E R p f 1 i 1r Big line of white wash Skirts all sizes and our regu- (I* I 1/1 lar $2.50 value «p !.• X U 500 yards of figured and print ed Voiles, special price for 1 O , this sale XOX Closing out o f all Men’s F urnishings and M en’s, W om en’s and Children’s Shoes. As previously advertised we are discon­ tinuing M en’s Furnishings and Shoes in order to make room for Ladies’ and Childrens’ W ear, and Piece Goods excJusively. These lines must be closed out at once, regardless o f cost. * Fast colored Dress Special price on Children’s Hose for this stile. p, f1 Rubber White and fancy Table | Oil Cloth, per yd * 9-4 Bleached Sheeting Chihlren’s plain and fancy top 1 silk and lisle Sucks, sizes 4 to 9 1 20c and up oG in. Bleaching, 22c. and 98c and up inch silk foulards and pon­ |j gees,3(>fancy and plain jtat- rj j terns, a bargain . ising put at cost—our line of :id a ’/.red curtain Scrim. $4.48 and up The W. B. and J. C. C.-lines of Corsets going in this sale .at Boys wash Suits, sizes 4 to 8 years $1;25 and up Every article in the store will go in this stile at greatly reduced prices. The prices mentioned in this circular are only a few of the many that we have to Offer you. ✓ tennis Big lot of Men's straw Hats, for mer price $2.50, closing A /1 out at ................ The well known Barker Brand Collar not a better collar on the market for 25c. Going n this sale at 15c. Why pay 25c when you can get the style and size you want for 15c during this ten day closing out sale. One'lot of Ladies gun metal and patent leather pumps, Q 1 o r j sizes 3 to G, $3.00 value < p X «00 Ladies Georgette and Silk Crepe t de Chine Waists in all colors anti r sizes from <18 to 10, going in Lhis sale [ I Overalls and Rompers for small boys .............. 1 Ladies’ fibre silk Hose in black 1 and white, our regular 90c 0 0 ^ 1| button AA~ . Black seamless ribbed Hose, 1. Big. line of Misses’ and Chil­ sizes 6 to 91,, best quality 1 dren’s white lawn and organdie lisle thread,*30c and OO L 11 Dresses Gingham Genuine elk skin, soles, solid leather,, our sale price Men’s Dress Shoes, button or lace in tan and black (I»/? closing out price $2:24 to «pO»UO Big line of Men’s Dress Shirts, sizes 131d to 16^2 good A (\ value, $1.20 up t o ......... MEN’S WORK SHOES Men’s white canvass Oxfords rubber and leather hot1 Q jP toms, good values......... t p 1 * 0 0 Genuine elk skin with flexible sole solid leather, reduc- * Ofr ed for this sale to • •- . * Big line of Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Taffeta Dresses going in this sale at a bargain $14.95 &up Men’s 2-piece Nainsook Under wear, 75c value, closing out price per garm ent. . . ..... O o X Ladies’ fancy or­ gandie Dresses, all sizes �♦ Tr ,* •i . - WSKtU JULY II, m g THE BIG FEED HOUSE 'PURINA' ' CALF CHOW! " A C r H far Ki m ( Need" Groceries, Fertilizer, Crates of ull kinds, car­ loads a specialty, Cut-rate Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oil, Sweet Potato Plants. .. ’ h p w iau s •*° ( ■ *ln Of U r d S I 3.00. l o r p O r l i j o n Soap, r»» c f 7.30 Ok U fco m . H o u r I I | b u r k *1.73. K u f a r In 'u a n ' l l f r a | | ( A Ooo d .Scratch * > cd , a a r h S I.10. W . C. O i l . . u r k *1.20 CATES CRATE COMPANY Do You Realize, how mucli more pleasantly your quiet hours are spent if you know your kitchen is suflic- . iently filled with good fresh groceries? Allow Us the Privalege of Adding to Your Pleasures' — We Have fhe Kind of Groceries You Want. (Ask Our Customers) J. W. Booth PHONE 166 * m * 1 v WR !7*ir|f3sl wS d f • i; ■ d 1 'Jpi i« ?, >• a .u ’ East Sanford M tb. Margaret Marshall! of Cam ­ eron City is • leaving Wednesday morning for a stay In Michigan of several months. Will visit in Lapeer Flint- apd other points. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. .Grier, Ruth and -Robert of Cameron City are Sanford. _ _. ____ _ , • leaving in their car Monday next for a trip. Will visit in Brunswick Ga. and at their old home in C har­ West Genera Avenue lotte N. C. We arc having nwful warm wea­ Mr. and Mrs., Charles Dunn nnd ther. Rain is needed bad to cool three little sons of Geneva ave arc the air. People can hardly rest at spending several weeks ut D aytona night* it is so warm. The people fib our little settle­ ment were shocked last T hursday When the news came taf the .death of Mr. Frank Cameron’s death. We miss him passing by. j WE HAVE a fresh stock of everything and in the position to meet your Electrical Needs Irons Fans Toasters Portable Lamps Fixtures Vaccuum Cleaners Flashlights Mrs. Joe Cameron nnd Henry were at home from Dnytona beach a portion of Inst week. Mr; C. and A. B. Cameron accompuinied them to the beach Mt>nday for a short stay. I • , CHARLES ELECTRIC CO. A iili '-V 9 m think it a fine thing for them. ELECTRICAL, SUPPLIES 3lton spent several days in Jackson’ Mr Will Robinson is still in the ille tliis week with Mrs. White’s Miss Helen Chorpcning returned wood business delivering in town. Hare the Silent Alamo Lighting and Power mother. Tuesday from several weeks visit (Continued from page 2) Mr. jtnd Mrs. Henry Lee were . Plant lo Illuminate Your Home 11 with her sister Mrs. Byran T. Mrs. t t . ,K. Argo and children calling at Mrs. Vaughns Sunday Squire and family of Jacksonville.1 *a ■•* ■ and do the chores spent Monday in Orlando. Lawton and family, Mr. and Mrr. T. L. Lingo and Steen Nelson afternoon. G.. W. Spencer is having Ids farm E. A. Parnell ituth Young. ■The orange crop seems to be good One on Display at Our Stare — Demonstrations at ull Times . ... and.Mins •„ . spent Fridduy the Fourth at Dayt e n a n t houses in Cameron City Mrs. .S. \ \ . Swope, Mabel hwopd,<tomi Bl>Ilch every where this year. painted.' Frances Swope, Rev. L. E. \\ right It seems to he a hard job to get Expert Repairmen to Do Your Work Considerable improvements of and Virginia Wright spent Monday , G. L. West. (). P. Swope, Stren vegetables now. They are so scarce. different kinds are being done out in Orlando.'1 ’ Ndsoli. H. F. Whcdcr and E. A. Promptly and Satisfactorily Can’t get green peas. There are none here, tiling and retiling, clearing T. It. Frost left Monday for Tam- Parnell were in Sanford Monday on to get and van’t raise them this land and a general round tip of business. P» year. summer work. Reuben Dumas spent ih J. It. Junes and family . Miss There are a great improvement in' end in Oviedo Iasi week. .Several celery beds seed are plant­ Ella BcTe Jones and Jim Junes cattle since the dipping has been ed seed coming up well so we It a n Mrs. Walter Carter of MontUello were railed to Orlando Tuesday on returned to (tvieiln Monday and is account of the serious illnitis of their started with them, h think it is a Seed lied encampment time again. visiting her mother. Mrs. I, li Lee. mother Mrs. J. M. Jonetf. The fine thing with cattle. They hate no Mr. and Mrs, G. C.‘ Chamberlain “ Electrical Contractors” Mr. and Mrs. Carter and son, Wal| of Mrs. Jones will he glad td know licks on them and every png'*looks are about to build a summer home So many are kicking about . , , , 107 W. f irst St. Phone .111 .Sanford, Fla. ter are moving hack t o Ovietl “fWf that she was reported somewhat good. ibut, ,, , . .to ,looki ut. ., | sit Daytona beach anil ha-vc recent v it they ought th e], , . . several years’ residence in other better Tuesday night. bought a launch. good it is doing the cattle. They places. They will occupy the house' Mrs. N. F. Lizette spent ‘Files- get the benefit of what they eat Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Flowers just next to the Lee place at Luk* day in- Sanford. (Continued on 1’age B) instead of (he ticks getting it. I Charm after the arrival of Mr Cur-( Mrs. J. M. King, Mrs. A. K ter and Walter who are now visiting ( ‘ra wfo rd, Mrs 1. E \\ irglrt . Rev. relatives in G orgiu. I L. E. W right ami little (ieorge Mrs .1 II Lee. J r , anil Mi'­ J (‘rawford m tmed to Urlwndn Tueell. Dumas of Sanford spent Wednes­ i iay afternoon. day in Oviedo. It. G. Smith was a business visit­ The friends of little Hen Join s .will or in Sanford Monday 1 A chicken pdcau was gjven Tues­ be glad to know that he is rapidly recovering from a very severe ease day night *al Lake Charm for the following young people: pf bronchial pneumonia. J. II. Lee, Jr. and Andrew Aulin Misses Mary Lienhart, Gladys Li­ zette, Olive Lizette, Mary Brannon, have returned from the army. Alice Brnnnan and Messrs. C. L. Miss Ruth Young returned Tin,Mott, Revetly Wright, Merle Mar­ day from Ocoee. shall, Joe Letnharl arid Alton FurTile Woman's Club of O'. ied held nidi w i t h M r and Mrs R. W justly point to Du fa*i that then' i< i.■» other lire made that can etpial a D IA M tiN D it- lii •-1 meeting of tin a son ITi ay !| I.nwt. in a s i l i u p i - r u n i - i Tuc pirfiirniaiice. When you get a tire that you c.t'i put on your car and forget 'teiiioi.fi It was a % I m-cting, Mr Mrs It I Wheeler about for trial.y months', a nrc that will step out and do its ii,(HiO guaranteihi miles, 'irig in ■l.arg- of Mr- Ruin' t [.inc­ vis lin'd Mrkitid" Mimtl.iv afu*nifH»n, and then keep on running, u tire bought at a moderate price, you have u product ite <There were only nine mi tubers S. \\ . Svrnjn* ami liuiiKhtcr .Mabel th a t is the.result of an incessant struggle (or the achievement of ideals of quality. present hut the program was greatly u.ft Tuesday, for Wichita, Kansas, enjoyed. Miss Ciuyle Marshall and t The music committee of the Chris•There’s a reason w hy.D IA M O N D S do th is —its because they nre m ade in one of Mrs. r. L. Lingo entertafned the tian Endeavor Society will give a the largest tire factories in the world nnd it’s also because the people who make them guests w tii piaho solos and Mrs.' sacred concert at the Methodist make every tire they sell, whether fabric or cord, the very best of its class nnd the I •**vtnn bail si'ver.d interest sing <ihi- Church Sunday evening. best obtainable at its price. l o ts . Tin* liuh i.- planning to enE. D. Cldlten has just been disWhen you let us equip your car with a setof D IA M O N D S you immediately elose the lot with a fence and low. ‘ urged (rum the M m division and step into the class of the tire-wise motorist The ear owner of long expenenee never make it Die most attractive place in I ,,ts visiting hi- mother M r s ‘c’Rred s'.ei'iilulej in unknown brands of tires, neither does he believe in dealing in merchan­ Dvitdo Mrs T ti Sirn muois was near l ) \ ledu dise where quality is questionable. licet pled as a new member of the Mrs. S. W. Swope and sun Franclub Friday afternoon and t UII , cis were in Su*iiford Tuesday. In the present day of high powered ears and good roads, the average driver other applicants' name; were pre- ; J. M. Jones and Miss’ Ella Belle travels faster than he did a few years ago. MunJ' road accidents are cuused by a set.ted. Though the club will liavc Jones went to Orlando Wcdne sday. blowout, the result of using inferior tire equipment. r*o more meetings until fait. the; 1 The ladies Aid Society of tm‘.-‘b l»o #>*>«** f*fV S " rdnv. *r f jf f Lf* 1 The autoist who pays out his money for a tire not only wants the word of the ns usual. ' dealer as to what the tire will do hut he-w ants to be sure of absolute protection In i1of Mrs. it. L. White Monday :tfterrase the tire does.not hold up. If you purchase a tire from us and it proves defective ie lieId in nuon. There vv.ere f >urteen members we make it good right on the spot, and hear this in m in d —in the case of an adjust­ the Baptist church on the fourth and present and after the business of ment we adjust tlie customei rather than the tire- we see' th a t you are satisfied in* second Sundays of each month, .the Society had been disposed of every respect. «. . Sine- thd death of their much he- the Woman’s Missionary Society * * • Ipvcd pastor. Rev, Win. Stones was reorganized with eighteen memWhen it is possible to purchase tires under such conditions ns these, where you ' tlfere have been no Tegular services, bers. taku.no risk whatever, it’s nothing more or iess tliun the poorest busimss in the world held at the Baptist church. Miss Ethel Rose of Lockhart. to try and use some off make tiro thut neither you nor the man that s*>tls it knows Mr. und Mrs. B. G. Smith and J. Fla returned Tuesday to her home anything about. And last but by no means least, to try to get additional mileage H. Lee, Jr. spent Tuesday in San- after spending u week with her aunt out of a tire by huving it re-treaded. A few poor, unst/specting motorists listen to lord. Mrs. S. McBride. some tire repairman tell them how cheap he can make their old tires us good as new. Miss Gladys Lizette returned from Mrs. 0O.. A. Marshall returned Perhaps they have done it once, but they go deaf when you try to talk them into it Jacksonville Saturday for a visit to Saturday afternoon from Sanford a second time. Then they are wise. I t ’s worth thinking over, gel wise before you her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F. where she had spent several days put out your cash for nothing. Lizette. ’ . with her son Dr. C. J. Marshall. The cost of a re-tread is more than one-third the cost of a new tire of standard Miss Ella Belte Jones and J. M, make, from which you get from five to ten thousand miles, a n d the ref rend (hut will WEKIVA ITEMS Jones spent Wednesday in Orlando. give:you a . t h otuafitl miles liua -yet tii lie found:— Mrs. T. G. Simmons visited Or- 1MV, nnd Mrs. Wr A. Neat of . j Lakeland were visiting friends and When a casing has turned off its thousands of guaranteed mites, the chances lando, Tue day. a re-it’a p retty well wurn_put, and a re-trend, which is nothing but a strip of rubber J. Lawton, relatives here the Fourth. Mr. Neal R. \V_ Lawton, W. a quarter of an inch thick, can’t possible give sufficient mileage to pay for the Job. Ilityle Marsbull und M i» Mary i,ns recently returned from overseas. • Such practice increases your cost per mile just about six times* over th e cost of Brannon spent Wednesday a fte r- 1 Mrs. Francis Li^htsy of Lakeusing standard tires. noon in Orlando-shopping. land is spending some time with her Mcrie Marshall, Edward Argo and daughter Mrs. W. D. Tillman.. * Lie Miss Palmer Argo spent Tues-j Mr. and 'M r* . W, H. Boyd enterday in Orlando. . laincd the evening of the Fourth a. > Little Henry Wolcott entertained in honor of their son Raymond a few of his friends at a birthday and the other rvturned soldiers of party last Friday afternoon in honor our little city. A most enjoyable 'of his fourth birthday. # time was reported by all. The friends of Miss Mallei Swope Rev. Alien spent several da>'s gavf her a surprise party Tuesday here last week calling, on the people evening to bid her bon voyage on a and announcing -quarterly meeting a trip sbe is going to take to W tch-mf th e M. E. ChurcTC to lie~ held ita, Kansas. There was no doubt of nejtt Saturday and Sunday, “ T h ere’s a Man et the Curb to S e rv e You the genuineness of the surprise. T h e ’ C. S. Flowers spent Sunday in •young people entered into the gai- Sorrento. c t ’ei of the evening with much spirit hisse s Mary and Sarah Allen of , a n d twelve o’clock came much too Erterprise, Nelson Paul and Earl .soon. . . . Holiday of Mossdale and Henry Dees of Lakeland spent the Fourth OVIEDO . ’“M atting at the Holiday b°me. Little Wejicy PiEman was bitten Mra. L. XL Miyte and tittle son - COUNTY HAPPENINGS" ffl ; 1! M L. F. Hoper hy a ground rattler last week. No serious illness resulted and at the present date Wesley seems to 1>e all right. Allen Boyd was visiting his chil­ dren and brothers here for a fe last week. Miss Flora Brockway is staying with Mrs. F. B. Click for company while Mr. Click is at \vork* in S\ ■J P I m V | | C A & ftk- DIAMOND TIRES 6,000 MILES W IG H T £H ’ Automobile and Tire Dealers k iil ' - ./ ; . a ,a;. . • : —— — *— _. . . *~ Amr...g r nTPi . . .- - ;, * ic. '^ . . -. G ■_ i. . . ' — �r" .# 3 * ........ JULY I I . I » l * '•” " ' ' ■ : ; v THE SANFORD HERALD rrr. HAROjfA COM PANY **4 Agents For International Harvester Co. » * McCormick and Deering Mowing Mach­ ines, H ay R a k e s and Harrows CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME" EVEN THE GATE TOST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Yc Taking Notes and Faith, " H e ’ll Print ’em’’— So Says Snuntercr. * The (ini'in Below §»rii;t»•<! is not or^nal. nor ilo I know the author, hut I do know thut it is a mighty clever hit of rhyme and it will lie relished Ity every newspaper man who glances at it: I! me to go. I \r wondered what kind of a chap lie’ll he and I've wished I i inilil take Ids hand, Just to whisper. ” 1 wish you well, old man." in a way that he'd understand. To the fellow who'll come to take ’ my place so me ' day when I am gone. | " , When he sees all the sad mistakes I’ve made and note all the battles lost Will he ever guess of the tears they mused or the heart aches which they cost? Will he gaze through the failures and fruitless toil to the under­ lying plan, And catch a glimpse of the real intent and the heart of tin vuni|uishetl man'.’ I dare to hope he may pan day as In toils as I w mught, And gain some strength for Ins weary task from the battles w hit’ll f have fought But I’ve only the task itself to leave with the cares fnr-him t" face. And never a cheering word may • speak to the fellow who'll take my place cut, suck and otherwise eat the same, in the first'round his winnings would or give the same away with or with­ have totaled $120,822, while if Wil­ out the rind, skin, juice, pulp or pits, lard had answered the call of the anything hereinbefore Ar hr**dnhe- j gong for (he fourth they would after or in any other deed, or deeds, have been reduced to $25,000. instrument or instruments of what­ Willard and Dempsey were paid ever nature or kind soever to the in full Saturday according to Kickcontrary in any wise notwithstand­ ard. tlie new champion receiving ing.” So what’s the use? $27,500 in cash and the defeated champion $8(1,000 in Liberty bonds / Willard was * My suggestion about a Hub and $20,000 in cash. disturbed by rumors tiiut .he was house on the hike front is bearing dying, that lie had been removed to fruit and 1 hear -many rumors of buildings that will he erected in the a hospital and that he was dead. It fall or winter thdt will do much to­ was learned yesterday that he was ward making the lake front what it entirely recovered from the effects should be—the playground of San­ of his punishment in the ring and ford. It is almost certain that tho th at he will motor with Mrs. Wil­ city will eventually, own nil tin* land lard and a few* personal friends. to on the water front and there should his home in Lawrence, Kan., us be a movement on not to establish soon as his eye is henled. the city buildings down there, the woman’s club, the public library, a A Choir’s Outing place for the boys, a place for the' Last Tuesday morning the choir, tourists and a place for everybody! of the Congregational Church cot to go in the evenings and on Sunday sisting of eight young ladies and afternoon and enjoy the lake. Wc girls, *Jeft with Mrs. Kohinkon us have never taken advantage of our housc-tpothcr and a few others (of lakes us other cities do and it is Daytona Beach. A fund hud been! high time that we woke up to the raised sufficient to rent a cottage fact that Lake Monroe is our most for a month and meet expenses, valuable asset. and ttie four weeks outing for a * * ♦ month comes as a reward for r Those patriotic meetings that the faithful and efficient service1 we are holding are all to the good rendered by the choir. Mrs. Takttch the chorister, and and will keep alive in the breasts of the people the principles of good Mrs. Frye the organist will spend government and good citizenship. a while with the girls at the bead*. We should hold an annual affair of some kind commemorating t lie great l a m p i n g Parly world war and make ihe hoys feel A merry camping party spent that we appreciate and will always last week at Brown’s place on Ikiappreciate to the fullest their ef­ nanu Luku. Thg chaperones used the forts in our behalf and defense. house while t ho younger ones cnnip1ed out under, the pine trees in true I am a baseball fan tnvself ind outdoor style. All tin* pleasure of expect to attend every game of Ilo* bathing in the limpid waters of season. 1 helped to organize *the tips beautiful lake, in lishing • and league and wanted to see good ball boating and other amusement* were played but I do riot lik 1 indulged in by the party and a most altogether tin- spin! -' own in the enjoyable Week was -|tt ut *m the last game at Orlando aim* g Mini*' open and the party returned home people They seemed to think that de home Tuesday morning greatly any kind of deal luitjiled the Hanford refreshed and with tanned faces Mr. uinl Mrs. A. P Connelly, team should go whether it is a nghl decision or a wrong decision. The Mr. and Mrs. Forest Luke and Mr. majority of the Orlando people think and Mrs B U Herndon chaperoned we did not get what was coming to the party composed of the Misses us from tin* umpires and if we can­ Serila ami Maud Lake, Norma Hern­ not get a square deal down there don, Dnrthy Humph, Lois Martin, then we had better i|uil right now Victoria Nesbitt and Lucy Byrd and t'is kick is coming after talking -Smythe and Messrs Tom Martin. with Orlando people and not the Harry Lewi* Walter, Hawkins and we want is t h Albert Connelly, Ned Chittenden. Sanford people All we square deal dean ball playing Karl Schultz and Iteg Unity regardless of wins or loses. I'd like to give him the cheering word that I've longed at times to hear; Then here's lo-your health, old chap; I'J like to give hint the warm hand­ i drink as a bridegroom**** Ins clasp u hen never u friend bride. I leave an unbundled task for you, but God knows how I tried ♦ ♦ I’ve dreamed my dreamt* us all men Dally Thoutjht. ♦ do. but never a one came true * There are so many real nice 4 What's cone and whiit'a past heir* ♦ ltd my prayer today is that all the places near Sanford where one can o ' g rief.— Shnk»«*' ♦ dreams may be realized by go for a day nr a week's utility: that ♦♦m44#*449*«#*444»*4444« really there is no nred for our people you, tine Inch t arils Will lie •FultlUlieu l »• to go away unless they have been dir This Heading At The Hull* Uf iJ.-'l And we'll meet some day in the I’.n Vn r . here so long that they need a change great unknown -out in the of climate Sanford is richer in re­ reatms of spare: sorts than any other part of the 1 oil’ll know my clasp as 1 take your smith and we .should improve and hand and gaze in your tired SCHIiLLEM AINES m ake them popular T h e r e is \ \ n o t | fare I . A I f >• /■:/,• I ■' I !' «r 1 and I*a ITil **■pr Inr -. and j'lB : ( . i l l i , r i - \t I I" - i II . n I ' r\ t;il La k * *- ■Iv■r Lake III o w r s ■t, ni in i in i in: i in iii inn si in the light. ..I I 11> i • f 11111 phi ' , i.ai.i llarloy and many other • dawn '! reports lh;i! are great camping places >A\Kt)KI> FLO RI DA I'm drinking your health, old Olid littvr line bathing. ‘ Woodland eknp, • who’ll take my (dace Park is great and has been improved when I’m gone. and has many ‘ amusements fnr the BUSINESS CARDS j 1 B u y W ith Y o u r E a r s as well as your eyes P - and you won't mistake a peacock for a night-, ingale or an ordinary talking machine for a jeweled Pathe. Listen to the Pathe with the Sapphire Bull and all-wood vi­ olin tone chamber. You hoar every note—every word clear­ ly, distinctly, n o scratching metallic sounds. You cannot help being impressed with the Pathe superiority in tone when H O N O G R A P H you buy with your ears, Your eyes will see the tiny S o needle* to change (hand-polished) Sapphire Ball gliding smoothly round ahd round without wearing or cut­ ting the groove. See it rubbed across the record —children often do this—with­ out hurtipg it. And remember no needles to change. **■*-+ . Even if you buy with your eyes —you kill see many advantag­ es in the Pathe Instrument not V found in the-ordinary talking machine. , Come to our store and hear the tone of an instrument as dear as the song of a nightingale, in a cabinet as big and beautiful as a peacock. —- ART MODEL (St The Pathe Plays all Makes of R ecords i (minima umimtuu •mminiiuiminimiuiatutttimijiiuiiuiuilinimm.it jtmunilmimiimiuuiinimjuwimwuml mutmttm SANFORD FURNITURE CO. , J. D. DAVISON. Manager H IL L LUMBER 6 o i* a toast I want li drink to u fellow 1*11 never know T" tie fellow who's going to lake my place when it’s time for seems near. * I ’ve learned my knowledge by sheer hard work, and I wish I could pass it on P A G E FIVE BUILDERS SUPPLIES LUM BER, , - • LATHS, SHINGLES • SEW ER PIPE arid DRAIN TILE W i : TAKE*I.1I1L1UV IIONDS AT PAH a* Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results W W W W W W W sW VW VW W YW W W V YW W W W VW VX# ?! The Completeness of Our 6 i Domestic Department - I THOM IS ItMMCT WILSON ' • i k. n a t r a son n o t s i i . n i-r h ! Wilson & Hotisholder. LAW} KKN r lor 1 Stnfurd We Still Have Good Envelopes at 5c a Fkg. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Oflire Supply Dept. Phone 148 Sanford. Florida I > olllig- p e o p l e lil'i’TI I a t t e n ! I o n I o Certain Mil 1; ri ■■tm a I|»| ;td. "eating cutting -erne of t tie red p hi1e - and tu tape t had >tune* lies lb* govern lliftil il In and -"fuel work at \\ u-hiitgi >*ii. but as iim-i and mu* h i otlgre—.men ari lawyer t •i■r > a SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” Hood--Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY MOBILOILSand GASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cars Washed and Delivered—W e Will Call for and Deliver Your Car.' PHONE _^ 0. 41 — REMEMBER THE . NO. 41 should pnv more nmO'Ctuoni fr om home not -o good I bltle hope that any sup* lid 11> Ola, In* eliminated Fur instance, if a man were lo give another iin orange he would .simply say "I give you tins orange;” but. when the trans­ action is entrusted to u lawyer to put in writing he adopts tills form: "I hereby give and convey to you, Ull and' singular, fny estate and in­ terest. right, title, claim and advan­ tage:* of and in said orange, to­ gether with all. its rind, juice, pulp and pits, .and alt rights and ad van­ tage* therein, with full power to bile. 9 h llcpl) lo West G enoa \tenuc Sanford. Fla , Inly s, ! !i 1U Editor of.Sanford Herald. Sanford, Flu. Dear Sir: Fleas*' print these items for me, a a reply to "West Geneva Mixup:" Dear Madam; I notice in yonr items last week that UpSulu was not entitled to good roads. I beg your humble, pardon, we have several cars out our way, and wish to add we pay taxes for goyd rpads and We must have it. Upsalti is a neat country village and o.ur people living here are entitled to, good roads. Bake up your .own back yard be­ fore you try to rake others. Your* very * truly, I his department is unusually complete in its showings of fine qualities in white goods of every description; fine tubings and sheetings, both bleached and un­ bleached; sheets and pillow cases; buck and . turkish towels, also a good showing of fine quality linens in a good variety of patterns and showing a splendid line of Japanese Nain­ sook. If you are in need ol anything in the Domestic line it will pay you to come and investigate the completeness of this dept, as well as the values we are offering. + Men’s and Boy’s Department is also iu complete readiness to m e e t summer demands of both man and boy, whether in clothing or in furnishings; aU so showing suitcases and 1> a g s of fine quality for the trav­ eler. You’ll need one for your Vaca­ tion trip. ' *■ * KNOCK ED O . T IN T ill FI)" D rm parjr Won (’!iltlnpiom«hi|) In Short Order Toledo, O.. July 7 ,—Jess Willard was k(picked out in the third round of his scheduled 12 round go with Jack Dempsey here July 4.’ accord­ ing to n ruling of Referee Ollie Record. Although the towel was not tossed into tin* ring until* Willard jailed to respond to tin- gong for the fourth round, Record ruled the tight ended ut the close of the third. Thu ruling of Fpcord r*me us u result of a* request from Promoter romoier I Tex Rickard, who received lilunrircds | «f telegrams asking if Dumj H.UU should be credited with a knockout and when the bout was officially ended. Many wagers on the fight wtfre settled by the ruling, as there were many disputes as to when the tight actually e n ded.’ C. IL Shyster of Chicago, who operated pfiri-mutual machines and a bonk*on the contest suid he cleared $82,700. ' If the contest had ended* • Victrolas from $ 2 5 .0 0 to $ 1 7 5 .0 0 i ( * i .“Music in the Home” helps to make life more pleasant and more enjoyable. You will find here just the type of Victrola to meet your needs.' Types in stock from $25.00 to $175.00. Easy terms, so ar­ ranged to suit your convenience. New records of popular sclectionfr’are also here. ,% . . S u c c e sso r to Y ow ell-Speer Company J . s is a Feature of Distinct Importance �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX THESANFORDHERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor M- HAYNES, Business Manager Wnl'cce, p Opp3nheiincr Chaplain, a? Harris, rf-rf Spencer, rf JULY II 19)9 Moseley 1 Oppenhcim Inman Ellis P HONESTY Published Every Friday by Ht,IWl HilllON reli c IN A ONE VKAII_ HIX MONTHS riiRF.r, m o m u !kf0iiil*(1*»i Mai! Matl«*r An ItOA, al I)m at N«nf*w«l, FI I’ndrr Ac* uf Mairh Ard, 1S7| CAPITAL S30,000.09 Trlrph'm* f».-. I ts Hi'.a. If Love, as. >. T h e efforts of the ladies of the Campbell, rf Daughters of the American Revolu­ tion to erert a suitable arch or some Totals T) 7 10 T o ther form of memorial for the Score by innings: soldiers and sailors who served in Sanford 010 000 -110 101 the world war should meet with Lakeland the approval of every one in S - i j Tuesday at Lakeland nole County. We cannot do too SANFORD All R H V rrtuclf for our brave hoys who served Stewart, 2b ... j 2 2 ( in this great conflict. • Chapman, c 4 1 0 1 Johnson, cf . 5 1 1 1 ! Newman, sa , 3 1 0 2 CATTLE D I P P I N G White, If -7.T 2 2 2 I T h e Herald has always been an . 5 0 t 14 a dvocate qf tick eradication and we Moseley,.lb 5 0 1 0 still believe that lick eradication Oppenheirn, rf._ Inman, 3 b 4 0 1 2 is tfie thing, hut the cattlemen nnd Morton, p 5 1 2 0 the government experts should adopt O lB rc; I K r t J d Uulldlitt acme plan for Florida that will al­ Totals low-dipping during the early spring LAKELAND and tiie fall months, thus cutting out the dipping in the lint weather. Cohen, 2 b t Pierre, e-rf T h e majority of the cattlemen are Wicker ef^p now in favor1 of dipping Iml they Fry, cf find th at dipping every 14 days and Love, ss dipping in this kind of wuzther is Riva. If killing ilie cattle mi account of the fast driving in'Iml weather attd driv­ ing them up to tin- vats every I I days. To dip um-c a month dor 11 m onths in the spring and once every month f or 4 months in the fall would eradicate I lie licks, and would also save the cattle. If this will eradicate tin- ticks then the governinenl agent s should meet I he cattlemen half w . j Lakeland The Herald is not tit. .lutlioritv •in entile or cuttle dipping but we believe in the greatest good for the SA NF O RD greatest number and if all the cattle Stewart. L’h men of Florida will adhere to a sen- (’hi^pmun. <■ .dble (dan for dipping and make it Johnson, cf state wide and let the state pay l hi* Newman. expense instead of the individual. While. If counties the burden worth! not fall Moseley, I b mi the taxpayers as it does now for Oppenheitn, the building of dipping vats itj the Inman, 3b few rounties that are trying to cr;nl-! Chapman, p irule ticks mil) to Imve the eat lie from other counties toine in on the Totals lick free rang.. |.\K I L\NI la.l us ail get together on this (; 1|rm.r question and solve n m the ri^ltt j "«v. ! r.. . Attention MasonH There will lie a special meeting of Sanford Lodge No.62 F. & A. M. held on Wednesday evening July I fit h at 8 o’clock for the pur­ pose of conferring the third degree on candidates. ■> unions uverseas LRrector, who was E in London recently en route to K. 0 1 of C. Headquarters In Paris, for | J detailed information regarding the 0 , system employed, by the knights in 6 finding jobs for demoldized soldiers. 1 It is possible, l he same plan or soine0 1thing similar to it will be udoplml 0 by the English Government officials 1 Leaders in British labor cir(tjcloB called official attention to the 3 ] great success attending t h e . knight’s 0 efforts in this direction in- the Uni0 ted States. The fame of the K. of C. as • sane and practical friends 6 of the soldiers and sailors in war anii in peace has spread throughout the world. I fr4NrV0UHElftlHE5S II. R. STEVENS c. D. COUCH C. M. HAND Yl»*-l*r»^d I Am ‘| Clahwf THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS good treatm ent. Don’t write, just either on Oak Park or Magnolia " No. 210 come and ask for Mr. Brown and go Aye for all th e year.. Address L Hepcrl oT the Condition of the Seminole to work. Spring Garden Ranch, care Herald. . . , • 6I-2tc ‘County Bartk at Sanford, in the Stale DcLtfop Springs, Florida. 57-?te of Fla., at the CIohc of Business, For Sale—Good flowing well land • J u n e 30, 1019 W a n te d —Furnished house, 6 or 7 half mile Trom Weklwa. Can put rooms, not more than I mile from you on to homestead. I have bar­ Itrm urrra business ,center'. Inquire at Herald gains. Sep W. C. Hallidny, Wekivn, l^iansnn Itf-al Etuis nn t'ullutrul Security Other Office. ‘ 59-2tp than Ural Estate Flu. > ’ 60-4 tp Ajl other leot.-ts anil IlUcouril. Overdraft* ■ — Two male waiters United States Ilonds Belle Cafe. 57-tf Stale. t ’uunt) ami \luriiei|tal Ur,nils Other Hoods StIKIts id (:Vir)mmtlofts llankinc 1I ihhm», Furniture ture* and F u ­ Upholstering and mattress making, , . furniture repaired, mirrors, plated, Oue i r«tn Im-tirporalisl For Rent —Nicely furnished bedff» n tt« I S 2t.85 auto tops and seats recovered, First .romu. Gentleman preferred. * II.'I (Ultefca an'l Earhanxrs tor class work only. Brown Upholstery Hear! in r f c H J.fiT J.'U East* Fifth St. Cut'i on llun-l ‘ " 1H.SIU..1S Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fin. War Savin,Si Stamps Premium on liomls 19-tfc o room* F O Ii SA LE For Sale l iarrison Fresh milk cow. It, L. 6 1-31 p. Ft r Sale Ten . . I t s mo lit hs 1bury pure -hie i l> rot ••hi Rose land 61-Up LOST 4»1 —---- ♦ ♦ CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING ♦1 ♦’ ♦ i♦ ♦ 1 'f Sale T Hti perfei t 1) g'""l iron belts with mattresses and springs Lost—Hunch of keys• at hall park complete, eh ■ap: Apply to Leon \\ eilne-dii) Ret urn ! n Herald OfTransfer man Unit 1 ('arm's ti 1-lit p lice Reward 60 -Jte 1----- r Onr T**t« I St ai r of Florid*. t ' o u n h *if SrtnlDolr ■»,. | I. Fnrrr*t I-skr. I'rtwidriit of thr alvovr Mrttik ilo wtlrmnly *** nr that thr aliove Mai. rm r.t * c»vt»rh;mlo I urn! niulilmn Somiiiolt1 Hip*ti« IHr uf kinotlt^lgr anti brlit'f * o r f r t t A l It V I* ( ‘t n m r i l y \ 1* ft-nk-far-f(rf 1hfrrlnf^. 11 \V. Sptrnrr .*Mjft#rriln-il anti • *ufci tu L •lay of July. I *l!». If Advertise in the Herald D EN ISO N IN T E R L O C K IN G TILE M I O O I H . S t ;C R I t> A N I I K O l ' t . l l , ( kapuian H. Kerne Tracie A ■piece .of lam!1 for car. ti**s. 11 uar.tiIltl-l-ll tu cut 1, 1101) i * !••.•*! land F II K lit k. HI Third tin - 1|i H?T* • <. C 11\ Is. Glum. -II r,. t ■ -k I".r Sil r b, it•*r—• 11 m «min'. ♦ , .. H it V t ti gentle a 1 ti perfet 1 \ .stiunti R. 1«, 59 It . I.v nclt,. 1’ nits \, Smr»r« r<i I t X I U llh H N IM I Lor HOMES, SCHOOLS. CHIU CUES, STORES and APARTMENTS B U I L D N O W —with Interlocking Tile, for pern nertry, beauty and economy. Illustrated booklet, “ Hume Walls," mailed on rcoue 112 W. Rny .Sfrcef Jacksonville, Florals Floor Tile, Clay Roofinrf Tile, rartilion Tile, rrommadr Tile, Silo Tile, DrainTilr, Fate Brick, Fire Brick, Common Brick. [M.MEDIA 1E DELIVERIES. Tile Drldifi anti Literature Promptly Furnished Upon Uequtet Fur Sale *' K H, Kuo ." \ :u tieally new, in use Ie than 1 inoctFs For information inquirt• ,at the Herald For fl ale-—Four room Imnga.ow. See T. O. Charles, 107 W. First St. 59-3 tc For Sale Good huggv and l.arm^rt. l.atlics’ biycle J. E. Takach. Celery avenue. 59-tfe In Union There Is Strength’ Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida iu For Sale Jersey Duroe pigs, $12 a pair, 56 for one. G. W. Spencer i 5s-tf HE principle applies quite* to banking ns to soldiers or states or governments. Ftw Sule Fifteen acres celery land fenced, at luuding stuthin near C am ­ eron City. Eight acres tiled for irri­ gation, flowing well. Faces public road on two sides. I put this land in thorough shape last February for spring cropping, hut other business requiting m y-attention could not do so. It only-requires disking to put it .In' thorough shape for full and winter crops, TAis is an t xcetb rit piece of land, very conveniently Lcated arid a real money maker. I will sell it ftir F 1.500. pay JalMl Va.-li and let the crops pay for balance. John T. Flournoy, 920 New York Avenue, N. W., Washington, I). C. * 60-4 tp I t is most fortunate that the Fed­ eral Reserve Banking^ystcm has been in operation during the war. For Safe, or l^ent — l.atge, comfort able house, recently repaired. 1L G DuBosy. 55-tf JL as much The advantages of this organiza­ tion nccrue t.o the customers of the member banks who at the same *4ime contribute to the strength of the nation's banking system and enjoy the benefit o f its pro­ tection. » M EM BER FEDERAL RESERVE ^ .S Y S T E N > i To r e n t—3 or 4 unfurnished rooms �■/ ( »v -x-ry t ‘ 3*r-: • ■• ••: L-r*— - - —_\ i JULY II. 1019 THE SANFORD HERALD ' -* MAG B SEVEN . *YSl IJllle Happening* t— Mc n ttom sr Mailers In Brier personal Iicma of Interest In and About d The City Vtoatlng Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers aide of t he building. Frgnk Miller made it posaible'for them to have the awnings and get them on the windwos. J I have returned to Sanford and will "give my personal attention to the Leon Auto Transfer business. .— - Union -Meeting “ The Baptist', Congregational, and Methodist, and Presbyterian church es will unite in an evening service at* thc^t'ongregati.onaj Church, Sun­ day evening at .S::u). T he Rev. C. W. White will be the preacher Come! . T he, Best Buy in Seminole County Frank Roper left yesterday f o r ’ Spot Lights, horns, bumpers, mlo- Y° Ur " ' ' S ' * month's vacation whichhe will tor meters, everything for the autoContraPlor Gcorgr Venable has a spend m Georgia. , M o . Sanford Cycle Co.. 115 ,# r p , forcp of mt,n nt* work in re Ilaye y°n >our paving lein? ,,r avenue. 5fi-„tc modelling the former ByeLo Hotel Better attend to R before the 15th Mr, and Mrs. Harry Lewis will for K. R. Murrell. This is one of the and save -interest.* ' Gl-ltc leave Monday for points in Mich> finest locations in the city and when p'int -Mason fruit jars at L. P. K:iM w*lere ^ f 4< Lewis will spend lihished will be one of Sanford new .•C u lle r's . 50-tf ' Gie summer, Mr. Lewis returning hotels. to look after his farming and other. 'M iller tires and tubes—all sizes in Mrs. RaniKcely *ia3returned property interests here. stock. “You don’t have to wait, we home after spending several weeks, . _ .. . can serve you. Sanford Cycle Co., 21 Acres Celery Land, ten acres cleared and tiled, 4 wells,* modern dwelling house with bath and large fire place, serv­ ants quarters and barn. 6 acres in fine hay crop, 3 acres in corn. 300 yds fr o m loading station. New brick road will be built within one year. A ll for $9000.00. TERMS n o t ic e . Notice is hereby given that applica­ tion will be made to Hon. James ,W. Perkins, Judge of the Seventh Judicial QircdJtt of Florida, at DeLnnd, Florida, or wherever lie may be found, at 11 o’clock on the morning of July 28th, 1919, or as soon thereafter as applica­ nts may be heard, for an order approv­ ing the Charter of the Fornnld-Luughton Memorial Hospital Association, the ob­ ject and nature of which is to conduct and operate a hospital in Sanford, Flor-. da, either as owners or as managers and to do any and every thing necessary with homo folks in Iowa. , FonJ rlVverr, arid .e^t " I P ' * ? ™ ' ' " „ , r Miss Allies Irafford left Wednes- to conduct and operate successfully the Payments of paving and sidewalk covers. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 *, day for Richmond, Virginia where same. liens if made before July 15th will p ark Avp . 59-2tc 1 (Signed) MRS. J. W. D1CKIN% he received without interest. The ’ j she will visit her brother for. several 59-5tc. ' ?ee city is anxious to get these accounts Ron. Louis ^ la s s c y of Orlando months. Miss Allie is .th e valued all straightened up to avoid further ^ na. In t *1P c‘ty on 'Tuesday.on legal operator of the Monotype machiiu,os(9 • Gl-ltc . business connected with tho firm of for the Herald office and we hope • Massey and Marlow. Judge. \\ arlow • <dic will enjpy* a well earned vacii* I Christian Science sorvice,+ »• Prices . reduced on, all goods, a t is, now'*" P«..r.....' ___ _______ the tion. • 'in England representing ♦ will bp hold at the W oman's • Mrs. Grace Williams millinery store. Masonic order for Florida. Hot Point and Westinghouse irons, ♦ Club, Oak avenue*, between • 59*11 j 'Y o u can play Pathe records on different sizes. JR Sanford Cycle Third and Fourth strets, -♦ . , ,, . , each Wednesday and printing pic­ Major A. K. Powers has* returned a/iy phonograph. Ask your deajer ■Co., 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc on Sunday, morning nt I t . T] tures of Orange and Seminole ladies . .. . a . , . The Orlando Reporter • Star is from a 'b u sin e ss t r i p 't o , New York how. , 6Q-2tr ' Clarence K. Woods, former editor giving fine service to Sanford readwho have been nt the beach. Mrs: and other points in the east. • j Major L, A. Odom, superintend of the Kustis Lake Region hut now Ralph Wight and Mrs. -B . W. • ♦ # ♦ * ♦• I *'rs (*ur^nB the hall seas in and the It will pay "you to borrow the de,u of Hopo Hall, the -industrial wiyt Die. Montverde Industrial ty’h n i) * * * * * * * * ________ papers are placed here in the hands __ Herndon of this city have appeared money to pay that paving'<of aide-. ^#rn' for released prisoners at- Hiimp- was n pleasant caller at the Herald of the readers'in a short tim s after! in the special issue. PREVENT HOG CHOLERA walk' lien before the 15th. Look* ton Florida has been in the city sev- office Monday. We are always glad The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder ‘•“’V i'^ve the press giving the score jIll0 [{. \ eral days this week in the interest j to see Clarence Woods who is the Death and Cruelty. * • Gl-ltc G'i* institution. I joy and the .despair- of the pr»;ss lias a record of 95 per rent cures of ^,ir Gie same day. I his is news-j Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs* rnU’rPri9P am! the Brossiere | n ,.nlh. ,H lln rril,.jtv (ir hardship. nr The famous Pathe Sapphire B a ll1 ■SoU.t1hern « » • . 6000 mile guaran, | «Mig of Florida.' ;»s dirretpd you-never need frur bog ari* r °ngr:Uulutpd <*rt.n|,,r would nut Ihivp niiidp im SanBicycle lamps, bells, horns, pedals, boleru or any other hog disease. u Pon R,,‘' r good work. The Report- J .iilYcr l r : bill reiu'llv in animals Is a glides smoothly around the records. “ "1Iea: t!03-i t(j •ir>*1 1 - - - lord Cycle t o . , 115 Park Ave. saddles, chains, coaster brakes, And the directions are very simple, ' ‘r s,:lr. r u n n i n g a beach paper leadl> -'.n.—Wnlr.-r U’llians. Tee music Hows off; it isn't scratch­ 59-2tc handle liars Everything for (lie just about what you are going, plus ed off. '* ' 60-2te Sanford Cycle Co., 115 M. W. Lovell is ip. the city a few bicycle. few cent#' worth of B. A. Thomas’ Mrs. C. VV. Speer, , and Adeile 59-2 te . dayo from his orange grove near Park Ave. * . * r Hog Powder in the feed twice a ' Kunge have returned from a few L, , shurK Cnpt u Manuel Quevedo and sister Mira . | viH-ks visit a t Pahokec and Palm hU. arm „ , IihK r,.su|t „f Aurora of Union do Reys, Cuba are week. j Usually though, cholera gets in be- | Beach. * ^ a fall sustained' white cranking a in the city the guests* of Mr [fore we know it, Then it reijuires'i A K. Piiw.-rs Mr IJiirvi-dn ha-; n-■lust, received a carload of field mule. »‘ [•lose utti ntioii to each hog . eachj eent l y^, grai !uat ed from t h e I niv.-'f , i- tiurbed wire and fence staples. W IN TER OLD t I LAN i bog pi list be dined and if you will, siiy of Virginia a n d is a s s b Ball Hardware Co. Gl-Utc. RAILS. ANY KIND K \ I d n V t h e m in direete-l y i ■■j will save i ant engineer for l In T c u w • ill I * # t KPT OLD SOI KS. livelier t h a n 9rt per i nt, U you1 Buv Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. wnii hi-aduuarti-r- in l ntoti dt- Re;, s < O CIS, PANTS. tilt | don't th> B. A T h o m a s medicine 1 55-lf Dr D. C W ahd. ( i s t e o p a t h ■is in I costs yiiii nothing. BI D SPREADS. VT Till. We not some* rf \ Mr. anil Mrs. Alfred King of the I Sanford on M o n d a y, W e d ne s da y | i! stunt n mm i f a c t u r e r pay j o u r HERALD OFFIt K. fdi-tf V.est side left today for Daytona; 5s tl Mr'. S Puleslnti and daughters a Ad Fr a) of e ac h week. money back. vVre they will spend u vacation] Mary Elizabeth and Camilla and Mr. a n d Mrs. J . D. lloudTlmve r e­ Merchants Grocery Co. fi|)-4ti* I ul several days. Mrs. It. A. Newman and daughter t u r n ed from a delightful trip to the T H E M A S TH EY R E T U R N Devoe* and Jleynolds hmisr^painl olive left Snndav uflernoon forjold Georgia home where they ale NOTH K I <■ best liv t.-st. Bail Hardware Co, i points in North Carolina where they chicken to iln-ir In-arCs ronlimi and Prim to Jut) I ’tili payment.of pa vs ] Gl-.ltc will spend tin- summer months. revelled in Georgia peaches and ing and sidewalk Hens will lie uc- I Complete stork Diamond tires. Bicycle Tires New, fresh stock cream Mr. Hood' is one of the copied nl face of lien plus altorm-y's J\ighl Tire Co. 55-tf „ and guaranteed nt J5.00 jn-r pair. successful Sanford growers and Ins fee and rusts, ' Puymeiits under this Sanford business hire necensiutod his early order must lie cnsli. \fier July lath Robert Williams of Tampa ar- Put on free of charge all puling liens will tic enforced liy 59 2tc ret urn. rived Sunday and wall spend the Cycle Cii . 115 Park A\c A siv course hsli and chicken din­ foreclosure. nt v! (ew morlhs in Sanford assistW henever H gets too hot here we By .order of city rouuril. i g iiis rousin \ olie Williams. can always get a cooling shower to ner, 75c. Fish suppers arte, at the Ayres Daytona Bench Hotel 59-lf J. J. Dickinson, ./os/ (is (/.rot (iii o p / a i r / n n iffi e x i s t s On l a y Stinlebaker wagons, both double make life worth living in Sanford 67-41 I lly Ittornrei Missing 1 copies of “ Ring Out Mrs Zeb Ratliff has returned i n ' t h e i r s u p p o r t , e n e o u r a x e n i e n L a n d h e l p ns and single. Tfie wagon you know is Sw'ccl Bells of Peace.” Will those « • • • « « . » • they return. the best. Ball Hardware Co. t-l-te. from n weeks visit at Daytona w * * * * * * * * who have these please send same to • W W Gasoline, oils and greases, fnn- air. her parents Mr. unit, Mrs. * tin- residence of K T Woodruff, • Man to serve you. Sanford Cycle Abernathy. * Wo gladly, proudly oll'or our atlvico, help and support 217 E. Third St.. Dlt. DAVIS Co.. 115 Park Ave. 59-2te * ’’ All persons desiring lo at♦ in every particular in which we may be of service. ' E-Z, Real pint frail jars at L. P. * lend Uuitlai rch i.,I will IS AGAIN AT THE • Mrs. \V. T. Wheetess and (laughMi Cutler’s. oG-tf LINCOLN HOUSE * phone No, |i|. ;tog or Ort-J ♦ tc'-i. Miss Sarah and little Bet lie (, w TESTING EYES AND FITTING II. Crnvvib■ r * is a n vpriising a * nol later ilia n Snterdsy it • h I: N.iiurdav for a V i s i t o t GLASSES FOB HEAD \I K . and ha'iing * none. big sab- "1 .art mg l Free l*aiis;iori-ilion * e 'iths in the mountains of Gi gia. VN'D* P o l l It \ tsDiN 1% 4o.Hing o u t ad * will In* f .i*m do it i h e m lo lfit ■ lav III • (. r «*ij .rt M;tsi n fruit j ar - at !. !’ 1.0 tl * nn i> 1ii r '• i-ili m g- UT.'I men. w ori'Mn * an ! fr> rn if will in a radius \; i 5»i 11 -hfi1"j* IT) (irtb-r to migke * nf three miles >f Ole Nielli* I'.it! v r . t . ■r i<- guar u.ti 1 to p'ay :i' J •htMr M Mii'tui .v HiMgt -ir- impr"'.T g *■ r * -m (i r - ladle ami ’ liildrens wear * lolisl .church. 1 . 1 Mill ( | ti e.GO 2 l I • Ojirtie- -hop will a IJeW fro' t * *• Read his iiilvcrtisU tM Ifl piece goods. and * Comer V* battle is burnt* Truin the u.I ^ J , i j t at iv*11 give them more room ur.d meiiCin tills Issue and miirfcYhe Jjriets war where In* served u tr t h e 'a r m y fi tter light. -*-i ~ W ANTED OLD CLEAN transport, Mallory, and mud- many No n-stiles to change on t <e RAGS. ANY KIND' HAfTOssij gs. {’oilier like all of I Me li iV'i l;.;Vi |>l.onograp!i. G0r2t> i KI*T OI.D SOI k -I. is glad to ge| h . i. :.ga I, •| d Mr- S W U >\ d ! -t I I I ) IS. i'lM 's n It t. t Mr 1.1". , o'.il l.o *e i n . :i * pt:i; \o*-. \ r T i n : 1. ,d ... < I , \I log in v to t e l m i; \ ’ !> o n 11 t .vi u i - ii n t toi' sit'll■n r I; 11 I t -r t .1, f I - n. l r a , i . 1, ii ma*i a! 1 he . ..r Midi tv ill la a -sot tilled w'llh bis lafo> you. o-j " t >n*r 1, B l,aw-on in tin- .*’■ . i» !e for side Five -r.uon Burtgaliw Garage uga. n Mr l.aw-on ' ' J i » i •I’* d " | ,ots Martin m Maui h i - ;l sie' 'g . i *•ri )., Electric bglii.- tin- a r m y wli.-n war wan declared a n d I . -,i. nit ong t h- a t t r a c t i v e W ater,* L o t ‘ 70x129, lot adjoining servi'd until the close being chief t-r- I- the city tilis week. Sill- i.H the ran |>tf bought cheap that will give uuarterifiaster of licad(|uurtcrs -s;*ce.i-iit iif her brother, Tom ,M arlin. . l-IO fi frontage. This is a | tion near Nevers, France,-Mr. Law. lot you ; Si i* -the bargain in farm land M. P. Lipe. GD2tc. | son has many friends here who are bargain 'announced by H. B. Lewis on tjiis glad to w f him again. Look at those pictures. They show carry it on your running board, .any­ page. "61-Hr. Base hall supplies, bells, bails, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gormley and how thousands of farmers through^ where there is work to be clone. gloves, mils, etc. Everything for the children have returned to their home bays. Sanford Cycle Co. 59-2tt* out the country are doubling the* In a moment’s time, it is placed in. Jacksonville after spending u ■ Misses. Sa’ra Wight and Kathleen Week here with relatives and friends. usefulness of their aulomobUes— beneath the rear w heels of the car Brady have gone to Juiuduski camp Mrs. A. E. Hill, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Robert O, Weeks has returned in North Carolina where they' will (any make) and is ready to run. how they are providing themselves Mrs. llousliolder and Mrs. R. J. from France where he was part of attend summer school and also eriHally witnessed the ball game ln- UnrJe Sam’s army tli.it chased tHe' joy the mountains. at a small cost with a wonderful Anyone can operate it, for all you *.vfecn Tam pa and Orlando at Or­ Kaiifer into Holland. Robert says' i Masson's swimming pool is now portable power plant which fur­ have to do is to run your own auto­ lando on Monday. there is no plate just like Sanford. open on Wednesdays, Thu re days, nishes the most economical belt mobile engine with which you are Bicycle Repairing—our bicycle re­ Saturdays and Sundays in the ufterCmanHit jununnu imuiii.a"lussmni lnnoimwiu.B.iiuma pair shop is tiie largest and best power on earth. thoroughly familiar. nooll. hrt-tf equipped repair shop in the city. Uw| |)t , !at)1(iu has ,)L,t.n enjoy. AH work done ipnckly and guarant ,|(> l)r, „ 2l.s am, t j„. W o handle the complete LAY Line W ith LAY P o rta P ow er, your teed the Jiest. Sanford Cycle Co.. ( c „ runU(j n ,k,nc|( for 80Vera, ,U y „ automobile can be instantly con­ of Portable Farm Implements, in­ Ilfi I ar nc. *'• - ‘ a .d is back home again almost ready 3 I Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCuller and | l(p j.j9 duties in the po tolfice. verted into a portable power plant cluding LAY Porta Power, LAY i M little son have returned from nn uu a W HEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN that will give from 8 to 15 horse Farm Light, LAY Porta Saw, LAY trip through western Honda slop-* D y T n i N K y p TJ1K KANDY power. Note from the pictures Saw Rig, LAY Milking Machine, ing at Marianna the old home ,lf K i T C H EN . IF IT HAS SUGAR Let us send you Mrs. McCuller. * I im it \ v t* h a w i t STAR IN IT WE HAVE IT. LAY Porta Mill, LAY Porta how sim p le and practical a quart or- more Motorcycle tires and tubes. Sun- T H E A T R E BUILDING , 49-tf Pum p, LAY Pole Saw, etc. LAY Porta Power is. You ford Cycle Co., 115 Park avenue. of our^jlwicious Socjvet* and .end wrenches, all * 59-2tc sizes.-, Sanford Cyrlc Co., 115 Park Ice Cream for Miss Gertrude Green who has Ave. 59-2G a been' teaching in Surnrnerlaml Col­ a Sundav Dinner. Inland Leak-proof piston rings. a lege. Leesville S. C. the past year All sizes, for all cars. Sanford Cycle I hots returned to Sanford and will Co., 115 I’ark Ave. 69-2le spend the summer here with lo-r Glad to demonstrate this Mrs, and Mrs. John Bauer of We have these saws in stork uncle and aunt Cupt. and, Mrs. (»v G otha, were among the visitors to machine at any Row hut you had better j?ct A. Brower. . , _ ,__ ,-------- m Sanford on 1 uesday. Mr Bauer time FOR SALE-“ Elcctric Shoe Shop— . . ,, .. . . . . yours early.. OKDEft NOW „ ... . take* the Herald in order to keep up One Champion enrre and stitcher, I ... ... , ; • . . ji n with everything in Seminole County.* Champion loose nailer, 1 Landis fin3 l#hcr, 2 solidify Jacks, I two H. P. m o. 1 We havp Qootiyaar 40x8 truck tor, I aole culler, 1 bench tools, tires ,ln stocl<* Sanford Cycle Co., $700.00. E. 11. PETERS. " L a k e *>5 Park Ave. ’ ^ J -2 tc ' Helen, Fla. . 59-3tp — 1-------- ------------ The Peoples Bunk is looking for . Half -t* i Half. solid comfort through the install- F J ukI P h o t i c 325 1 Kld-Wi. ’-l-aiptf* ■ i if Minis. • \ at inn of new awnings on the west.*1*) H. B. LEWIS* YOUR DUTY AND ENCOURAGE I T was our opportunity to support and back up our boys while they were at the I root. < ■’ 'Portable Saw and Portable Power I Taste is the Test | ! • ii BOWER & ROUMILLAT Quality - Price - Service J M ■-■'.-a r 1' ' �JULY 11. 1915 THE SANPOItp HERALD PAGE EIGHT f 17 miles from Jacksonville on U p ocean beach. Surf bathing, golf, tennis, nutomohiling on the beach Fishing from the ocean pier or from the jetties. Sea foods, excellent meals. A fine bunch of riding ponit -» in charge of a competent riding mastcr. Dancing. An ideal place to |P^f Economy Wr & Efficiency spend the spring and summer months. Write us for rates, reservations, book, let, etc.. are typified In ING SUN Ss l r i d R KISINC; FLOUR W. H. A D A MS Proprietor It means nutritious bakings, palatable and easily digestible. WIGHT GROCERY CO., Sanford, FJ'* hat, and .nn. arm bouquet of pink roses. The bridesmaid wore yellow crepe de chine, with a black picture hat, and carried a shower bouquet AN ORDINANCE An fJrtfln liter mlUltNl »n Or din* IIft* of yellow roses; -The small ttfTWeF —-fthif Rritiln^ init^ iJivint of girl's frock was white tulle. , 'Phe bride wore a diamond bar pin. set in platinum, the gift of the bridegroom, and the gifts to a tten­ dants were silver calling card cases to maid of honor qnd bridesmaid,, and a gold ring to the flower girl, Mr. Key presented his best man and ushers pursta. Rose petals were scattered in the I t inehe* high path of the bride and wedding party as they descended the stairs at the f e f c ‘ hom« te«d and greenery , V ///M M U AWWWXW' OLD AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KIDNEYS * w * lln w o f w a t e r , T h e otl s t t m u W t e i t h e k i d___ n e y action a___ n d e__ n a b l e- s th . e o r s a n s to t h r o w off t h e p o is o n s w h ic h o * u s o p r e m a t u r e o ld a g e . N e w li r e a n d s tr e n g th lncreaae aa you c o n tin u e 'th e W h e n com pletely r e s to re d u l e __o r ___ t w o e____ ach c o n t l n u e t a kti n g* a ec asp.e___ d a y . G OLD U KD AL, H a a r l e m Oil C a p -­ s u l e s tjfJII b e e p y o u In h e a l t h n n d v i g o r a n d p re v e n t a r e t u r n o f th e d isease. 1*0 n o t w a i t u n t i l o ld a g e o r d i s e a s e h a v e s e t t l e d d o w n f o r goo d. O o t o y o u r d r u g g i s t a n d g o t a ho$ o f CrODD M E D A L H a a r l e m Oil C a p s u le s . M oney r e f u n d e d If t h e y do n o t h e lp you. T h r e e elres H ut r e m e m b e r to a s k f o r th e Florida, and nnw nn HI® Id the office ot the w r e a t h e d t h e s t a i r c a s e . A t t h e recity clerk of Santnrd. Florida. The paving . nf »aid street thaii i.e hejrun within sixty c t p t i o n a f t e r t h e u g d d l n g , \ I r . a n d day« from and after t h e date ut thja nrdin- \ | r s I M r n n rl M r« U ’ anee ahall twrome ettectlve; b u t in the event , a i r . a n t ] .Mrs. W a l t e r any p r o p e r t y itvnrr, lovninc property »lmt- i w i e h e l l , form erly of L agrange tins nn that part nf raid alreet herein ri... . . ' . . nnlmd p , t,e paved. .hull fail, within the s p e e t , W o rcester, a u n t a n d un cle time herein pr.-vt.led. In s n d e and pave .aid ,,f , | ,r j ,i,.n r o ,, . I. , aifpH In front ..f h * or Uu-ir ri-«fM^Uvc iifop K ’ 1 1 " ' ' f* 1,14 • riy, in »*rttftUnr.- ^»uh the urrti* of t hi* w w l y m a r r i e d e u t i p l e . in your lire with our up-to-date vulcanizing process is like healing a wound in your body, anti the way we do it stnytUisealed. You can run your tire over1 the roughest cohlifc si ones and treat it l lit- same as you would a new tire to nil intents and pur posit. lons-Sssting bars S in each package. » 3 > > T h e biggest lllw m jffi Mw va*ue in refreshm ent you can rossiblv buy. ft BENEFIT to teethe breath, eppetife and Sanford," Florida The price is 5 cents CREAM and BITTER.MILK lavor from a Sanitary WPPCD if. . - rr* « * . -I t * J lb - - | iu . i q f b» f* i n |* r it * vi«I» l (*«f anl m*k«* «1 .# Arfd proper a i u l i f it ups* to tb«*. *atUf A^tlcin '*f t h«* tit. rtuio^’ii. iiin q u iry in t o th* lir.sr »« 3 b o a r d *»{ r t | U i l H f b I j m IY, • • » fi r n a t r d a m n t m l »*f d i i l i U ’ i is *-*t i rn tb * *n 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE D ' j t f h«* r -'<- ^ i t y InininR bulkhead on llir West. .Two blocks of building- Lots , With two story factory building. 1- tlv*' ft hi Mini *ti fi \* il '.bull it i I 4' >u h t "f » ii« h If n h t t * r" r l j i n m ! *■ • L ** Address: ( ’. KENNISON, I*. O. Box 505,Orlando, Fla ELECTRIC W A SH IN G M A CH IN E .Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Key. Sanford. Fla., and Mrss ELic E. H ie . ifwugliti-r ol Mr. und Mrs. George 11. Kiev. '2 Rice square were yesterd ay afternoon at .1 i»l elock at the Rice hom estead,2 Lice son ol CORD TIRES square. T k i . S i M t v l T l l ' l l t Svllinc I T i f T p u l , lh,> T I l D I t ’• i t h i n v u .y re*rh i>f e v r r y hyuer1 t h o *»> f.. T i l t ' I t r , '.- m, m o re lh » n th e hifr «f a No Extra t ost for Special .Motor for an) I'rjrate Lighting System Built In I.ant a Lifetime Guarani odd Tit** THOU hi* ita M u nf rhijrAit The THOR is hacked by tlx liberal, binding guarantee .•! •lip or b f e i k , T h * T i l * *11 r^volvih <ruudf*ii nrlindtff iiyh «<-*r Kfj tb rlothra and k* *«lf fio nrtto frmoiF It aflrr ««<ihtnr \l vtr. (»*J t* •*« tb<* THt *U 4 fr rbArtt innlur dnvr htt thr « <>n>]>r; u! Vt « Hurley Machine Co ______ I__Branches fric washing mchs. in the wor Dept. AU0l-2»i E. J r.rk s tin !I|v< CHICAGO. ILLINOIS New York, Toronto Manufucturerynlso of THOR Electric Home Irotu-rs and TllOIf Eh-rtn. Cleaners. Rev. Charles J. Jones, pastor of thy/' 1'leasant-street Baptist church performed the cermony, using the double ring cermony. The wedding party stood before an arch of aspaj ragus fern and rambler roses, with a background of palms, and the decoratipns, tho simple were beau­ tiful. Miss . Nannie Sprague played the wedding - marches and Mrs. Thomas Moor, a recent bride, who before her own marriage was. Miss ’Anna Hlis*. was matron of honor. She is a cousin of th>- bride M iss My r11e> S. Ht*e, niece of the bride, was her bridesmaid. Jean McGregor was flo­ wer girl. Herbert. K. Ilice^ a nephew of th r bride was best man, and ushers wvre Dr. Warner S. Adams and Raymond Harold, both of •Worcester.* The hrtdal gown was of orchid georget, with a touch of ermine, and with it the hride wore u hat, a ireatton "( white roses and orchid sweet pens. Mrs. Moor’s gown was pink georget, worn .with a black picture T O U G H , W E A R -R E S IS T IN G T R E A D S KENT VULCANIZING WORKS ’ Sanford, F'orida - �. I J JULY i r I91> THE SANFORD HERALD COUNTY HAPPENINGS of pie even to pinrnpple pie and then many kinds of rake, among them real Lady Ha’timore cake made ^Continued f-om pnge 3/ ____ by Mrs. Dooley who should write a •_ | cook hook on these delicious cakes tire huildjng a home on their celery and pastries that she makes so well, farm‘ j With (ilenty of hot coffee and cool Ed Cameron is at home from I’a- wnter fron> the flowing well the lutka after a stay there of several Parly ate until they could not eat weeks at tin CanKTi n Ca.lle Ituncli an>' more and then just snt around It. L. Gri.r oas bought the J. C . : arul talkc(1 whilp 1,10 ywung people Rtch place at Cameron City, jo wenl bathing in Lake Harney. Late •q ___ hoLrsca acres improved land and tw„ ......I in * lp aftt,rnoon the folks departed Louis Kinard has bought 10 a c r e s |aftcr “ 8,,owcr tl,at codied, off the of improved furrn land in-Cameron t reM Fourlh of July .atmosphere. oa City of F. F. Dutton. Mr. Morcllo, n th<* wny homv and aM " f thpm has . brought on Beardall nvc 10! decldcd that some time in the near acres of land known as the Repp | futurc Lake I,arnpy an<l l hp good place. Mr. Morelia Is one of J o e , folk® ,,f Cenevn would-see them a- V CameronX-tenants. L. Itoyo h»»t 8aia------ .----------------- *---------- — bought 10 ncres on Ilcardnll ave., of Joe Cameron, known as the H ar­ per place. Mr. Glydell has slod his Geneva ave place formally Castle Garden farm to G. F. Smith. Mr Glydell has bought a place on West First street 3 miles. Little Miss Alotin Currie of New Smyrna is here for several weeks with her sister Mrs. W. E. Prevail. Dock Hasty was in Jacksonville this week again oq business. 1' » E sm ond SQ U EEG EE T R E A D |*K». M ark t im e 3 r! C sr fe K r m sS ftr s £.~tile lvc?A How quiqkly n railroad conch would pound to pieces if it had to jump three inches from one.rail to the next. Skips or gaps in the rolling sarfr. :e of tires are dually disastrous. Those three conTr.upus ribs on the • Diamond' Squeegee •Trend give as smooth r* roiling surface as though it w as a smooth' tread lire. " or e - M ile a g e Ribs” we call them, for they put more rubber right where -the wear comes. •; Yet that scientifically dqrslffn o d D i a m o n d Squeegee T re ad h a l t s forward -and aide skids. It adds mileage— you’ll ru n a Diamond thousands of miles before you w e a r dow n those Squee­ gee Ribs. Cut yo u r tire u p k e ep w ith a Diamond. WIGHT TIRE CO. SEMINOLE RANK ANNEX • Magnolia Ave. SANFOIID, - ■ FLA. r ColiltnCrtt P.,A ( m f r w d it. ijfrifig . -____ . .f , s _ _ __ PAGE NINE Florida Leads Them All Those persons yet afflicted with the opinion that Floridd’s only assets aro snakes, sharks, swamps and "skeeters'* are due for a revision of their misconception, for Florida tops the list of old south states in the m atter of average wealth as it does ih most other respects. Here are cold, cruel, convincing calculations, mnde by that highly regarded authority, your Uncle Sam, showing the per capita wealth of white poo-pie for states named: Florida . ,J „ ....... $2,260 Texas .......... 2,140 South Carolina ......... 1.900 Louisiana................... .............. 1,890 New Mexico ......'___ _ 1,872 j Georgia WE HAVE FOUND IT! DAISY TILE A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to U’nicr,* Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stock In yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. MAHONEY-WALKER CO. HANFORD. FLORIDA U3* ...........i r. ' 1,004, ..„.r .............j___• 1,456' T h e mGeneva • hosts and hostesses Arkansas ..........1,849 were Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield, M r.’ Alabama ...... ........ — 1,209 and • M rs;'Dooley and children, Mr. Fpnn. aseo. ___ v......... ........ 1,912 and Mrs. Reed and Roland Reed, Mississippi — Miami Metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. Chambliss, Mr. and Mrs. Whitcomb and family, Mr. d Mrs. Logan,"Miss Isamon, Deliberating. "Yon sfty the Jury is deliberating?" From Sanford were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis,. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. "Yes, they are," replied the sarcas­ tic lawyer. “The only Juror who has Holly and Mildred Holly, Mrs. n thimbleful o£.brains Is probably toll,, ,, , ,, _ . , C. 41. Dingee, Dr. and Mrs. DrownU ^ s k u l l s that my cl opt In lee and Mrs. Henry McLuulin. I®11 Blnnlnghnm Agii-IIernld. — li.M Made from (hat same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Acid tests In the construction of its Immense acid plants. * ’* J Our supply Is limited only|by our demand. •Optimistic Thought Flashlights. ‘To the coward there •- ■ *•*-..r glo'rjj Somp men seem to be living In hopo mr safety. thnt n wny will be discovered before they dlo whereby they can take their money with them when It’s their time to go. Labor In Pallt’ca. i ’-VT: l In 1S72 on the 23d of May the firs antlount convention of workingmen, ns Dally Thought n political party, at New Yor*k imml* No mnn wnn ever written oat of rep« anted Gen. U. S. Grant for president. 0rnnt. wu3 ll)0 rc;.ullir nepubllcan uintlori 'msrlf,—Richard Bent-* candidate. Lake Mary Hems The Fourth was rather a sad tiny here. Abbie and Charlie Sjoiilom left Tuesday for Kansu. Mrs. Harney Ingersol left some twp weekB ago to spend the re­ mainder of the summer in Buffalo' New York. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks - of Paula visited the.D unn family Sunday. A good many of the folks here spent the Fourth at Cnrnado Reach making the trii» in their t a n . Mrs. A. P. Handy and children of Sanford was the guest of Mi*-. II 1). Durant a couple of davs* last week, Tiie death of Mr. F. M Catm-roii here on the afternoon of July 2nd was a sad affair. He- was about forty nine years of age and had lived here close twenty years, being in in charge of Ids sister's property her" and at Auburndaie. If it had not been for the hired help on tho place no telling when it would have oi bean found out he was missing fifr a part of the time he spent looking •ifti r affairs at Auburndale. One sad feature in the case is the illness of his sister Mrs. McCracken, having been ill for more than a year at her home in the north, she being chii'f owner of the property at both place#. Elder Springs A large crowd from this vicinty enjoyed a picnic at Palm Springs where they met other pirnicers and had a fine day. Mrs. j, II. \\ \ mi has ri i u i' <d from Ft. Whit*- and Ju*2 sofiv :!le after a few weeks spent with rela­ tives., Mrs. Wynn attended .the wed­ ding of lierTiiecc Miss Myrtle Wynn to Mr. Earl Nee Smith of Hrunsiwiek Ga. While in Ft. White, Miss Wynn will he n iriemhered here as a visitor to her ntmt two summers ago. Mm.-It. L: Humphrey is spending a few weeks on the hi aeh lor the benefit of her children who have a bad case of whooping rough. We hear through the -delegates to the meeting in OrlantJo Monday that dipping l*us been killed and the cow hoys and ticks are- taking off a day for a big laugh. Mrs. E. C. Bowman was out to visit her** mother Saturday. Mrs. Bowman lias been quite sick and her friends arc glad to see her again. Picnic at Lake Harney There Is no belter picnic or camp­ ing ground in the south than Lnkc Harney at Geneva upon the shores of a lake that looks like a miniature ocean with beautiful shelving beach and clear water. Two large packing houses furnish ample shelter in case of rain and the high ridge between tho low lands and the luke makes m a fine camping ground that catches all the breezes from, the luke and the mainland. On July Fourth Beverul Geneva and Sanford families decided to have a pitnic lunch on the lake shore anji as the Geneva folks are famous the world 1over for their good cats, the town folks knew th at there would be something .doing in th a t line and brought their real ap­ petites with them. Arriving upon the $cene they found Mr. Chambliss who has a nice bungalow on the lake* shore very busy with a regular furnace arranged to fry fish and other good things and Mr. Cham­ bliss had fifty' pounds o f fine fresh fish just caught from the lake all fryirfg' nicely. As soon as the fish were done und all the baskets had been emptied on the long table In the pavlllion, din­ ner was announced, and all sat down to a feast t h a t'w a s fit for the gods. There were fried fish heaped up -in 'plotters and piping h o t . and pv try thing imaginable to tickle the ' ■■ s l h T.i'« • r' 'I Sounds Good and is Good, fo r it m oans M o n ey to You W e need m ore room and m ust sell th e g o o d s .. * For Thirty D&ys Our Entire Stock of Groceries, Hay, Grain and Feeds will he sold at prices that will astonish you. No deliveries of these goods will he made during the Thirty Days Sale. The Roods will be placed on the counters; 'you get ,them and carry them home. I • \ »i ■ DELIVERIES I .- . • and for this reason we want you to get the benefits of the Cash and Carry Plan in prices and and we will put them at a price that will sell groceries cheaper than \ you can buy them anywhere. . . . * . . • . " • * * Stock is Entirely New and Fresh and * of the Best Grades on VVatch the Herald Next T?Vcek for Prices Wait for the Big Sale on the New Plan • , * Street, Between Chase & Company and Joe’s Smoke House EZ»__ m i SZZZ .> . ■m ■ t r i g , m �^ ^ m *— ■ - - - ■ -------------------: ----, . yr ... ■ ■ for the “Fordson Tractor.” The i * • i very best and cheapest trac­ tor for all farm use. Price of Tractors - . : — Power.Pulleys nig flaloon Leaves Mineola, July 9.—The British dirigible R-34 left Koosevolt Field shortly before midnight on her re­ turn cruise to Scotland. The .great .ship, held in leash by 1000 American balloon men, was relervjed at 11:55 o'clock and floated leisurely Up to a heitgli of 200 feet with her motors silent. The motors then began to whirl and the craft nosing upward, headed for "New York $750.00 $39.00 $40.00 Extension Rims JULY ii i9| 9 .President Wilson Home Washington, .July 10.—President Wilson will present the peace treaty and the Teague o f j a t i o n a covenant to -the BenaiF toilayT In presenting the document the president will deliver a lengthy ad­ dress in which he is expected to out­ line the details of the negotiations recently concluded in Pnris and tell why he feels th at the United Stutes should endorse the league of na­ tions covenant. His address promis­ es to mark the op3ning of one ol the bitterest fights ever waged in the senate over ratification of a treaty. Now is the time to place your order All prices f. q. b. Attention Masons There will be a special meeting of Sanford Lodge No G2, P. & A. M‘. held on Wednesday evening July 16th at 8 o’clock for the purpose of conferring the Third degree on candidates. Every Mason is cordially invited to attend tin's meeting. Rcfreshj merits will be served. Factory C. F. W ILLIAM S - ED W A R D HIGGINS ’Dealer Salesman ( ange in HuHlncs* SHEEP’S HEAD 11 PULVERIZED S H E E P MANURE .* Combustion of Humus and Fertilizer Ingrediortt' Ideal Truck Fertilizer. WrileTor Prices 1 Henry Mcl.aulin is moving his jewelry store to the ri>om next door occupied by the MeMullin & Hod­ ges barlter shop and Hodges & Mei Mullen are taking the room former­ l y occupied by Mr. McLaulin. The 'show windows of the barber shop have just been put in shape to suit the jewelry business. N A T U R A L G U A N O CO . Ilig AURORA, ILLINOIS S 3 John B. Stetson University LINCOLN Ill'Ll.EV. I'h.I)., LUl.t)., 1.1*1).. President Mi l,and, Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATAl.OO T H E ( il l U ) 1 I I I ! D E P A R T M E N T of Mamlrr of Aria ami Sclrtirr* T H E I D| LfCf.l l * 1 I J R l I R l L %HTN FOR M E N I » r n ( j - o n r departments in THE r n t l.E i.E m TIMER Al. A RTS TOR W O M E N \ woman dean. *cp*r»(e dot cntlorlr*, THE ( AILEE%«n OF LAW lir aduslr* practice in Florida »Sih«ut rvamlni'kn THE COLLEO K OF EN(*t NEERI JSff*—( oursiM In riiginrrring leading to iJjpgree*. THE ( OI.I.Efi L FOR I lilt lllifTS Esperiall) fur Hutiili Irithrm, THE t O F III S l N E N S Ranking, Hook kr f pi ng. Hhurihaml, T| pr writing, T I I E AT A D E M 1 Pfrpavra for rill, high grade colfegr*. THE Hf’llOOI. OF MM II tNH KUTH lor l.m* anil young men THE .’Si HOOL OF' Alt rill fianu, pipe organ, »iulin, tolrr, harmony, choru* «*cirk, THE SCHOOL OF FINE AIITH— Spt'ciul Mtcnlion Is t billed to I. 1hr 1*f rliminar ? Course in Agrieullure C h e m i* 1 f v . M*FI**Sill*),**, . I hr P rr and .,Vf A f e d i i a l • «»u r * f t <})» J i t l U v . f’ ‘ -- lluiany. Riolofi. Organic and tncrganif >|ua t i P a f l v p r \, h . h»g» anati*U , I g r i r i i l t u i at I ‘ h( m o l f . t n j t l u m i , R a r t r r i**digv , H i * * ^ ■•? . . H 4' * ■* ■t a , I hnni.iti. In»it gantr I hi inluii * i ► *g * r t t 'ht- m« *' ■<,, at i ■* aft ! Oaanti'ativr ( hpmUlri, Phf hipo , * * f.roce ry Sale In this issue of she Herald is an a d vertienleot for Mrs Fates' (iniferv, iinii vs tn!.• the |dart is new for Sanford it is not new in other places and never fails t g e t the imsiness This is t i e ( ash and Carry plan and this* store will sell for thirty days ail tin- groceries, bay and grain and feed all nice new and fresh .Muck on the cash and carry plan. I’hc good- will he placed on the counters at most attractive prices anti you take whn: you want and I carry it home. The price of delivery is saved on this plan and the pur; ctia.se r Will get l Ip- benefit of the same. Tht; prices will lie published 1in next week's Herald ’and will .astonish you. Watch for the big- ad and hand hills and take in the sale that will give you groceries just at the time when you need them. Mrs. Cates needs more room and has hit upon this' plan for a Thirty ILiv - - a l>■ to ‘ie»p <-,■ of -one !> -he goods and I , « | mo - a I mm e them fast enough I h» I nur*r (nr If * hg un* W o r k e r In Itibfira' Thrfature. ll i « l o r i . EnglUji, I'vy* ' h'di'g. . 1'• dagxgy Kthtr*. I, ^ i r «nJ 1hri*m. # . Getting Rail Scores A. P. C O N N E LLY REAL E S T A T E LIST YOUR PROPERTY WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES . -r FIRE INSURANCE Your-Hom e - Your Auto ■- Tornado • . » Agent Drew Development Co. • - ' The “ RED RIPPER HAY PRESS” Guaranteed Let me have YOUR ORDER before the Price Advances City Lots in A ll Parts of City Celery Lands in M. M. Sm ith’s Sub Division A. P C O N N E L L Y i m Ttighmcll Working for Soldiers Senator Park Trammell is continu* ing his efiorts to obtain a further bonus Tor the soldiers. He is going to .try to have passed a measure allowing a bonus in addition to the previous bonus of $60.00 as follows: 30 for three and not exceeding four months’ service. $60 for four and not exceeding five months’ service, $90 for five and not exceeding six months’ service. $120 for six and not exceeding seven months’ service. • $150 for each serving over seven months. z a n COTTON SE E D MEAL CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ' . ASHES LET I S QUOTE YOU ON YOUR R E Q U IR E M E N T S OF AL KINDS OF M ATER IA L— WE WILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y A N D GIVE GOOD SERVICE — CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida Ilnll Players Win Prizes The prizes olfercd the bull players by Perkins A- Kritt have been won by the following men: For the one to make t-n- firs; score the prize of a box of s j t k , was split by .Harris and Stewart. JIarri* made the run but ‘ Vwh.e ,»nu. ked the ball that bre t Kin i ■ ■ -i t ,o-y divided the prize, islount the fir.-t hit and wot: a sterling si’vcr he’t buckle and leather bell. Moseley made the first two base lilt and won two fine silk ties There are still two prizes to be giv­ en. a silk shirt and a fine hat for the boys making the first home run and three base hit respectively On Flour, £rain and Feed Fruit and V egetable Crates Yon Can Bay F n n Ua at Wholesale Price* Write far rrtas-U it W. A. Merrjday Company Falatka, Florida KEEP YOIJR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN •> CeVTTtckt III! i f R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. N E V E R was such right-handed-two- fisted smokejoy as you puff out of a jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert I T h a t’s because P . A . Jiao the quality! You can’t fool your taste apparatus any more than you can get five aces out of a family deck I So, when you hit Prince Albert, coming and going, and get up half an hour \ earlier just to start stoking your pipe or rolling cigarettes, y o u kn ow you’ve got the big prize on the end of your line! Prince Albert's quality alone puts it in a class of its own, but when you figure that F . A. is made by our exclusive patented process that cuts out bite and parch—w ei/—you feel like getting a flock of dictionaries to find enough words to express your happy days sentiments! Toppy r td bag*, tUty rW tb u , handtom t pound and half, pound tin handdoro—and—that U n w , practical poand c rywtal gtaoo Kanddorwith opongo molMtcncr top that koopo tho tobacco hi m c A perfect condition. Lake Monroe R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, W inston-Salem, N. C. * •. ■ • . ... r-K,is * Formerly Holden Real Estate Co.- HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS M ANt.TACTl'KKKS OF Liability Property Damage T: f?rt* f’;-> f-.r.f.**d Shoe. & Clothing Co, -on i h ' retur is I • of the bail gatnt •> Ton» * E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY League every day- T1u-t pin ri.i sc«>r JA<,KH4 *SVItl.t:. KI.OKIIM Ij/iili/i'O. Insecticides, Sprayers. I'nullry Supplies o n their s h o w u ,I *11**w i iii r For tidily year* at- have been manufacMirittg fertilisers in ties State -we have crowds coiigrega, .ft / •tr.iu th«* satisfied customers in every county in Florida. .‘f t ) Writ* f..r Latest t'riee List. Priee/alwavs In line with Quality stores attest the P' •I'l. J E. SIM HUSO. l ocal Vgcnl. S W FO ltll. Li t >IfII) \ lliovemciit oil the art of I »v -r pr Sainfori 1 1•* pro Tf■alt■st Is.all t OU ivis t' □nsiil »r ti size of the place. The time lias come when every farmer must save every sprig of hay he can, the Spring crop has been practically a failure, but every Farmer will make lots of hay if he will take care of it. The only way to take care of it is to Bale it, the only way to handle liny is to Bale it. Why not buy a press and Bale your hay when from three to four tons will pay for the press, then you will have one for the next 15 years. Hay is selling right in your home town at $50 to $60 per ton. ' * �fc 14 «* -«». . • - .T- JULY 11, 1» 1» THE SANFORD HERALD legal advertising — • f Application for T s i D i e d Under * *1 l - h t p t r r 0 8 § , L a w * s i ftle*- Ida Node** N o lire e f A p p licatio n for T a t H a r d U nder S ectio n A o f C h a p t e r (HIM, L a v a of l l o r Ida N otice la . h e r e b y r i v e n t h a t Alfred P o t t e r : n u r r h a . r r of T a t C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 2 (fi, d a t e d t h e 4tta d a y of J u n e . A. I). 1917. h i t flirt) paid c e r t i f i c a t e In m y ofBco. a n d h a i m » d r a p p l i c a t i o n fo r t a t < t « d t 0 j * ,u e In a r en rd an ca with l a w . S a i d c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * lha following d e e c r l b c d property r i t u a t a d in S em in o le c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : S E ' t ’ ol la hrrf'by given that |Ovrr>tre#l r u r p e a t i n * C m n p a n y , p u r c h a s e r of T a x C r r l i f t r M r No. d a t i-d t h r 3rd d a y "of J u r i f , A h , 1!*| ha* fl*-d «*id r r r t i f i f i t r In m y offir**, a n d ha* m « d r Ap|»‘i« ^ t l o n for t a t d e e d t o U*ue (-* a r r n r d a n c f w i t h l a w . . S aid c e r t i f i c a t e r r a l '*«■»« t h e fi d l n w i n e draff !fo rd property cltua.it d in S em inole C ounty, M o r i d a , te - w i l N K ' i -of N H ' i <d Her. 10. T p . 21 S., It. 2ft K T h e «itid l a n d b r i n g at* Retaed a t t h e d a t e of t h e J a.au a n e e of * u r h c e r t i f i c a t e In * t o . u a m t «»f J. M. K a t l i n r . U n lr a a „aaid crrfifi*-af«. »haY1 K- re d e e m e d I ■ c e o r d l n * to l a » t a r d e a d will . . . u e t h r r a o n , ,,n * 2B,h •'«>• " f j » i f . * «*. m » . « ltn p # A m y otftrial : jr r. 3 1vi r *• a n d i n i t h is t h r 2 S l h cJiy ol J u n r , A. L). 1919. <*•■11 K. A. D O U G L A S S , C l a r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S c m i n o J e Co., FU* &9-&tc B y V. E. D ou k U m . D . C. S i ; t ' ' T I,r f a '. 1d*‘l . m l ' I o l n a ' . . ' 3 *V J u dr af,.l er . .ofr t h e i a a u a n r t .Ii of auch c e r t i fi c a t e 2in the n a m e of U n k n o w n . F n l c a a l a i d certificate • hall be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o taw t a i d eed will i i i u e t h e r e o n on t h e 2 2 n d d a y of J u l y , A. I>. 1919* W itn raa m y official i l g n a t u r e a n d t e a l this t h e 1SIh d a y of J u n e . A. I). 1919. ) In C i r c u i t C o u rt, S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l (te a l) K. A. D O U G L A S S . o f S t a t e of Florida C le r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e Co.. Fla. T h e M erch a n ta ' National H an k . 6 R-SIC I»y V, E . D o u g l a i a . D. C. of S a v a n n a h - In C e s r l mt C o u n t y J u d g e , S e m i n o l e Coirnijr S t a t e of F l o r i d a F ra n k Ilond Sum m er* villr ■fjd Je rd v iil t on* p r o p a t , ( L o m p r o p a t ) M in o r a _ * N o t i c e la h e r e b y g iv e n t o all w h o m it m a y c o n c e r n t h a t Alfre d J . ( - r o w , as Guar* d i a n of t h e e s t a t e of .F ra rtk Hofid S u m m e r* >Hie a n d T h o m a a P e r c i v a l C o n p r u p i t (From* ro p atlf m i n o r* , will o n t h e # l 9 t h d a y of ufy, A. IL 19 19 , a p p l y t o t h e H o n o r a b l e K. F. I l o u f l l o l d e r , C o u n t y J u d g e , in a n d for ■aid c o u n t y , a t hla office in S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , * t 10:00 o^clock a . m , or aa t o o n t h e r e a f te r a* t h e m a t t e r c a n be h e a r d , for a u t h o r i t y t o ell, a t p u b I c ' o r p r i v a t e «ale, t h e follow ing d r s c r i b e a real r e l a t e in aa id c o u n t y , to*wjt; lb g in n in g a t a p o i n t 665 f e e t wes t, a n d 1133 f r e t n o r t h o f t h e s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of Section 2«, T o w n a h l p N i n e t e e n S o u t h , f la n g e 31 E a s t , r u n w e s t 780 f e e t , r h e n c e n o r t h 1770 feet, t h e n c e In s o u t h e a s t e r l y d irectio n a l o n g m a r g i n l i n e of S t . J o h n s r l y r r t o poirrt id b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g 12 a c r e s , m o r e or lees. S a i d a p p l i c a t i o n will b e h a e e d u p o n p e t i ­ t i o n n o w o n . f i l e in sa id o u r t . D a t e d t h is I 2 l h d a y of J u n e , 1919. A L F R E D J. C R O S S . • G uardian, D ickinson A D ickinson. A t t y a . for P e t i t i o n e r . ^ M»*4tc y t irrull va. L u r v C. P i n r g a n a* A d m i n J i t r a t r N <-f E s t a t e of J o s e p h F i n t g a n , d r e r a s e d . H y v i r t u e of a j u d g m e n t r e n d e r e d in th C i r c u i t C o u r t of G r a n g e C o u n t y , Fla*. in j i r n r t c d l n g b y s t i v e fa.riaa t o rev iew t h e j u d g m e n t in a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e anjJ for e x e c u t i o n a s t o certain he res of Jfiaeph "Fini*f An* d e c e a s e d , a certified t r a n s c r i p t of sa id j u d g m e n t h a v i n g been r e c o r d e d in t h e office ° J c l e r k of C ir c u it C o u r t of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l a . a n d ex ecu tio n Issued t h e r e o n , 1 h a v e l e v i e d u p o n a n d will sell a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of* ! * b* C o u r t H o u s e in S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e Court* ! *>'♦ F l o r i d a a t I I u 'c l o c k ^ a . m . o n M o n d a y , I * " * * t h d *y «»f A u g u sti A. II. 1919 ail t h e f j l h l j t i t l e a n d in t e r e s t , c l a i m a n d d e m a n d g» K a t h e r i n e , W. P i n r g a n , C h a r l e s S elb y F i n t g a n . Mr*. H, L* L a m b e r t , J i m n Me* E l r o y F a r r a m o r e . A g n ra F a r r a r a o r e , Kffie F a r r a m n r r a n d E lix a b e lh F a r r a m o r e , as heira of a a i d J o s e p h F i n e g a n in a n d t o t h e 8 W 4 of N E ' * of S ectio n l h . T o . 2 0 H„ R a n g e 31 E a s t a n d t h e N W U of S E ' 4 o f S e c tio n 18, T p . 20 8 ., R a n g e 31 E a s t in S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ t y . F la. E . E. B l t A D Y , ^ S h e r i f f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F la, 6 «tC Notice of Application for T*% Deed Under* Section 8 of C hapter 488K, Lawn of Flor­ ida Notice' is hereby given that Sch*d1e Maine* and K. F, Duudney, purehaicr* of Tax C* r* tifieatr* 139, dstid the 3rd day of July, N o t i c e or H a i r o f $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 SernTnoIr A. D. 1916, ha" filed amid n>.rti(irate In my ('4111 f i t) , F l o r i d a . lflgh**ay I la ml* of fire, and ha* made application for tax deed N o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv e n , t h a t a r a i r d pro- to issue in *iirftjrdanre with law. Said c<rpi'BiU wilt be recei veil b y t h e l l a n r d »>f tifieute embraces the following dosrribed C o u n t y C o m m isw inner* of S e m i n o t p r o u n i y . property silaut^d in Srmiim'le count) . Ft*iri l o f ld a . on or b e f o r e 2 t / d o c k p. ni. un th e tda/ to-w»t; Lot 128* M idway, in Sec. 32, i 9 t h d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1919, i t t h e c o u n t y Tp . 19 8** R. 31 E* The said ia^d-ltetrig r l e r k ’a office a t t h e c o u r t h o u s e in S a n f o r d . a*po*s< d at" the date of the issuance of surn S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , for t h e purchase of rrrtlfleat*’ in the namr of Hillary. Unless J^Ofi.UHf/O.CKi Sem inole rd u n ty , F l a ., H i g h w a y said certifirate shall be redeemed .ai^ording H o n d a , paid b o n d s t u b e a r i n t e r n 1 a t t h e r a t e to law lax deed will i*«uo tin reon on the ♦.f five a n d o n e* b alf p er r e n t per a n n u m , a n d 22nd day of,_JuIy, A. D. 1919. a r e d a t e d J i l l / l i t , 1919, i n t e r e s t p a ) ab le i t n e « my nlfirial signature a n d seal tin* s e m i - a n n u a l l y , a a i d b o n d * t o b e Imuim L con- tlAW Mh dav of June. A D 1919 sir t i n g of t h r e e h u n d r e d b lin d s o f t h e d en u m *.a h F V l n t n . 1 \ -S, r a t i o n of J 100(1 00 i a r h . m a t u r i n g Ju!> 1*1, Clerk Cirrutt Court Seminole Co , Fla. 1949, S aid b o n d s to be *oU!, s u b j i c t t»» th e S8*£|e a p p r o v i n g o p i n i o n *n M essrs , IHHdn, T h o m p - M»ri A- C l a y , o b t a i n e d by S»-mtnuTf m u n t y , , F W id a , and i bond* b» *■>10. «1*-] 1x«-r> li> b e m a d e i m d a y j a l t e r a r c e p t « n r e • f loci i'a> rtu-ntu for s a id bund * tube mad« within s a i d p erio d of t e n d a > » a f t e r a m - p t a u 1e of Mb All iiiil" m u s t be a c r m n p u h i i -d wilb a r e lifted c h eek fof one a n d o n e - h a l f *per r e n t •if t h e stiiou ni «f b o n d " ti* b#- #*dtlThe Q s u n t y PMmmi**lonerS' nf S e m in a i r county, Fb.rida. ce-sfve th e r ig h t to any a n d •ill b id s. • Fro^us nift s h o u l d b»» mill r ested to th«* H o a r d *d C o u n t y t.'om m iasibrirfa «*f S u n * , irji’ie C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , nt S a n f o rd , p l o r id a . \ \ i t n e * « mv h ind &* rU d of th e It- a i d •*( I N>un t ) t ’u m m t M i o n i u S» m m o l e * own tv , F l o r i d a , a m i t h e * m l of s a i d i t o a r d ■si ifos t h e J 2 t h d a y of J u n e \ |» 1919 (■eat 1 K V D nlM iL A .S S . Clerk Hoard C o u n t y C o m m l* o n ers of 57-fttc ftem in o le Cou nt-j, . Fb rida. ------ — ————— -----------------*----- -— —- —-------------- Nsilice o f \ p p l K * r io n fuf l a a f i r e d I n d r r S e r l l o n H tif ( 'h n p l r r P«fO», l . u » * «*f F l o r ­ ida Siiftft* is fnfehy yivt-Yi that T F <•rna * \S dson, pur chaser »*f Tax fVr Uft rate N «> tfli, dated the tlh day of June, \ i» l TM7, ha> ftl« d said cert I(irate in tn> olfire, and has made ap pli cat Inn fur tax des-d to i»*uc sn a r c nr dance with law Said cert ill rate .-m I ffares the following dear rt bed prop* ijaf*d in Sr mi noli count v, Florida !.ot- 54. 55 am i 5ft hi* rida Land Ar ( olofii• ration C u m pa 11) . Ltd's \<l)Htion (•• South ban ford The *ald land being t w u tt o l at t i e date of tlir is nance of *urh rerMftfa’ e tw the name of I n U * t « n Units* satd r* r- II ft r a t e f h a lf b e a r e d r e m ed a c c o r d i n g t o lawl a x d e e d will I t i u o t h e r t o D o n t h e 1 9 th d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1919, W i t n e s s m y olTirtal s i g n a l 4fe a n d *• a! this tk* I ih d ay of Jun»-. A D 1919. Is e a l i L C lM iU (,L \S S t C l i f k Circuit r ‘ourt Seminole Co , FJ*. fC -M r If) V. L H«t|fliiss, ft <’ M *o • . linnet* or-Gradtt lings r n r i ,h p jriatli.* | i r d f . t u l t | ‘* t r y p u r 1 • J a«fe (if g it ii 'Hoar, cciminK ; i ftM'.ii.,. Ict’i hiti! lirit gin^' - v .* f * v* ■i pir* * i !.:*S 1furor Jerseys, all ages. Loth eexes, from registered stoek for hale at little over meal jiriees. W rite us j our vvutils S|iritig Gartleit Hatoti, IfeLeua Springs, Fla. Tax t • r Ti f11 .4 ( * N l- d n 't I ’i ♦ i I . rt fft* all F N du'e d ! be Ta \l 4th ' I n nf Jun*-. l 1 JftJT, » m b r a r i n g 11" following, d r* r i h e d proper* In S* rntnofi \\ c o u n t ', Flurlda, to *it N' id N i T v of S K ' i of N W , *.f Sec 3b, T p 1'• S. R t*t Try The Want Column f o u u w i n g d e s e r i b e d n r r » p e r t y f t t O I t e d Tn S e m ­ C i r c u i t - C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t I T o u w i n ^ S a n ^ Ml! nf r n m n t i t n ? h e r e i n filed nn t h e 4 t h d a y c o u n ty , F lorida. te -w |D L ? f 1 of S W ' i f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n t h e F i r s t M o n d a y In A u ­ of A u g u s t , A. D. 1919. T t r r ? , t h e T o t r r r u r ' S a n f o r d . S a i d l a n d be* in o le c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to* w i t : T h e s a i d g u s t , 1919, b e i n g t h e 4 t h d a y of s a i d m o n t h , I t is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o t i c e b e I n c u & c u e d a t t h e d a t e of t h e I r t u a n c f of S e c t i o n 19. T p 21 S.. It. 3.1 R. l a n d b r i n g a s se s se d a t th«* d a t e of t h e i s s u ­ t h e n a n d t h e r e t o m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e bill p u b l i s h e d o n e c e a c h w**ek f o r tw * lv * w eek * a a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e of F. t). H e ld ; of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n filed a g a i n s t y o u , a n d a n c e of s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e of F. J. »n ih*" S a n f o r d If*-r » I I. a n e w s p a p t r p u h l i t h e d Alao T a « . C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 63, d a t e d t h e t h e r e i n fall n o t , else s a i d bill will h e t a k e n as In *abi Sernifi'iie County. 4 t h d a y of J u n e . A J>. 1917, e m b r a c i n g t h e Good* pert]. r o n f e s a e d a g a i n s t > u u , f o l lo w e d b y final d e ­ T a i ( V r t i f l r a t e * No. t O j . d a t e d t h e 3 r d d a y W itn es s m v h a n d a n d t h e seai of l h ^ aaid f o l lo w in g <1c i r r i b ed p r o p e r t y in S e m i n o l e cr ee. C ir - l i t C o u r t t h i s . E - n . i d a y of A p ril, A. D . c o u n t y * F l o ri d a , t o - w i t ; L o t ?», 111o r k I S , n L J u t y , A. I), I Si I fit, sa id c e r t i f i r a t e e m b r a c e s t h e follo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d in 1919. T l£ r t h e T o w n of S a n f o r d . S aid l a n d be* I t ia f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o t l e i be ( — xl) E. DOUGLASS, i n g i f i i w r d a t ' t h e d a t e of Im u a tire of a a i d S e m i n o l e court t v . F ln rb tti, 1«>• * 11: S W b of p u h l i i h e d In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s ­ S W , of S e c t i o n 19. T p . 21 S . It. 33 K. p a p e r p u b l i s h e d in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , C le r k **!retii! C » i r t S e m i n o l e Co., F l a . c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e of J . K. L a ln g ; T h e *aid l a n d b e i n g aaaraaed a t t h e d a t e of o n e e a c h w eek for 8 c o n s e c u t i v e w eek s. M i w / 4e W a r I >* A l i o T a x C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 61* d a t e d t h e t h e i ss u a n c e of s u c h c e r t i f t r a t ) ' in t h e n a m r Sols, for C o m nit* T O A L L P A R T I E S C L A I M I N G AN I N ­ 4 t h d a y of J u n e , A. I). 1917, e m b r a c i n g t h e of F. J. G o o d s p e e d . M -I3U f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y In S e m i n o l e T E R E S T IN T H E F R D F E R T Y H E R E IN ' T a t C e r t i f i c a t e N o , 222G, d a t e d t h r 2 n d H E L O W D E S C R I f l E P c o u n ty , Florida, to -w it: Lot II W. M, U n d e r Jt»*eph G a r ­ In r i i t u l l ('n u ll. S r t r n l h J u illrlil C lrru li; d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1992. S a i d c e r t l l ic a « e C l a r k ra S u b . D iv . of lllo c k I I . T ie r IS. T o w r t v in a n d \V m. G . A n d e n r e l d , or o t h e r w i s e . S rm l n o l f ! C o u n i , , H a r i d a . In C h a a r r r ; of S a n f o r d . S aid l a n d b e i n g a*ftf*a*cxl a t t h e r m b r a r f i t h e f o llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y I t b e i n g m a d e t o a p p e a r b y a s w o r n bill of d a t e of i a au an cc o f r a i d r e f lift v a t * in t h e s i t u at »-d in S r m f n n l e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to* w i t : c o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n a g a i n s t y o u t h a t y o u T f o p l r a l V r , * t a l i l * C o m p a n y , a r o r p o r a t l o n , c o m p l a i n a n t , T h e NK»* of N\V*» of S e c t i o n 31, T p . 21 S . n a m e of U n k n o w n ; 11. 31 L a s t . T h e sa id l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t h a v e o r c l a i m to. h a v e s o m e I n t e r e s t in t h e . . . v*' , C italloo i i i i filed aa id Cgrliflca te# in m v office a n d ♦ h r date* of t h e U ”«xanee of s u c h e e r U f t c a t e f o llo w in g d e s c r i b e d l a n d s in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , J. . .. H a l l h n u , p ‘ an il w l f , ---------F l o r i d a . to*w (t: l .» rr»*de af«plication for t a x d n» t n Im u *» In in t h e n a r o r of (V K. U e u b a r h . llalth n u .r, d rlrn d a n ta . e *c*jrdar,ce w ith i H C lh o u .r, I T a x C e r t i o r a t e N o 1 4 G |, d a t e d t h * M h T h e W e s t h a l f f \ V 1,*) of t h e S o u t h w e s t T o J . U allh o u * * a n d w i f e , ------I ' j i m l n u , C a lifornia . U n l r a a sa id c e r t i f i c a t e s s h a l l be r e d e e m e d | d a y of J u n e , A. 1>. 1*99, a a i d c e r t i f i c a t e cm* u u a r t e r ( S W L P ° I S e c t i o n 29, T o w n s h i p 19 a c c o r d i n g t<» law f s \ d e e d ^ il! i*MJr t h e r e o n ' b r a c e s t h e fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y ait- S o u t h , Rang** 31 E a s t , less a n d e x c e p t t h e It a n p r a r l n j t b v a f f i d a v i t n n ln>h If o f o n t h e 2 2 n d d a y %f J u l y . A. D. 1919, j u a t e d In S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to-w it: W e s t h a l f <\VJ*> of t h e W e s t h alf (W L 4 ) of r o m p l a l n a n t t l l o l H errin t h a t y o u a n d r t r h o f t h e S o u t h w e s t n u a r t e r ( S W . h l of t h e S o u t h ­ T h e N E of S \ V «4 of S e c t i o n 31, T p . 21 y o u a r r o v r r t h . a , o of 21 y r i r n , a n d r r t l d t W i t n e s s m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d ves t t h i s S . | , R . 33 K. T h e s a i d land b e i n g B i s w f - J a t w e s t q u a r t e r ( S W ' 4 ) of S e c t i o n 29. T o w n ­ o u t r i d r of t h e i t a t r of F l o rl i l a , a n d t h e r e la t h e I S t h d a y of J u n e , A. D . 1919. t h e d a t e of h e i s s u a n c e of s u c h d e e d in t h e s h i p 19 S o u t h , R a n g e 31 E a s t , r e m a i n i n g n o p e r , o n In t a i d < tato t h . | , r v f e * o f t u b . U eah * K. A. D O U G L A S S , • nam* of |L *A. Mill*. H a * filed s a i d c e r t i f i ­ 70 a c r e s m o r e o r less. p o en a upon w hom w ould he b l n d in , u p o n C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t . S e m i n o l e C o ., F l a . c a t e s m m y office, a n d ha» m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n tS -S lc II> V. K. Douglass. D. C* Y o u a r c t h e r e f o r e h e r e b y c o m m a r i d e d an i l you,. for t a x d e e d s t o issu e lit a c c o r d * n e e w i t h l a w , r e q u i r e d t o b e a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r * sa id You a re th e re fo re o r d e re d tp be a n d a p p e a r Ufib** Riid c t - r l i f i r a t r a s h a ll b e fed* l i n e d i C i r c u i t C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e in S a n - b r f u r e o u r l a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t a t t h a e l e r k ' a N O T IC E Notir** |« h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t tfic u n d e r ­ a c c o r d i n g t o la w t a i d e e d will l i s u c t h r r e o n f*»rd, F l o r f d a , o n t h e F i r s t M o n d a y in S e p ­ office In t h e c o u r t h o m e In S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , t e m b e r , 1919, b e i n g the* firs t d a y of s a i d o n t h e d r a t M o n d a y in J u l y , 1919, b f l n c t h a , s i g n e d ha* b een a p p o i n t e d , as* t m l n ^ t r a l r i x of o n t h e 1 9 th d a y of J u l y , A. D. 1919. t h e e s t a t e of \V. Is. A kers, d r n * i e d , a n d all W i t n r a a m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d seal t h i s m o n t h , t h e p a n d t h e r e t o m a k e a n s w e r u n t o T th d a y of l a i d m o n t h , t h e n a n d t h e r , t o a s h e i r a a t l a w , l e g a t e e s , d f v l i m a n d c r e d i t o r * t h r ! 2 t h d a y of J u n e , A. D. 191P. t h e bill, ooff c o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n a g a i n s t vy o u , a w e r t o t h e_ bill of c ______ o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n a n d all p e r r t n s h a v i n g c l a i m s or d e m a n d s a n d I h c j e i n fail o t rr il s, ee tt a. ii.dl bill will b » * r > l n , t v o u . a m ) In t h l . 7 , 0 ” n o t V ' . h e a a i d r . l l nHot bill will (seal 1 E. A, D O U G L A S S , a g a i n s t s a id e s t a t o will p r e s e n t t h e m t o t h e t a k e n aa r o ttfes aed a g a i n s t y o u , t o b , ,f .,l - . bill will l>, i . k v n a , e o n f e a a r d . C lark C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m J n t d f C7o., F !a , l o w e d Ry final d e c r e e . u n d e r s ig n e d , duly a u t h e n tic * te d . w ithin th e 5 7 - ’»tc * * l l y V. E . D o u g l a s s , U. C . II ia f u r t h e r o r d e r e d 1 t h a t thla n o tic e b e t i m e p r e s c r i b e d b y l i « , o r t h e e a r r e ‘will lie I t fa f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t lid* n o t i c e b e p u b llih a d fn lh# S a n ln r d Herald one - e ac h fo rev e r barred. IIF F A H T A tE N T O F T I I E IN T E ttlO T I p uhltshcxt ol ice e a c h w eek for t w e l v e week* in week (or four r o n a t c u t l y e week*. ' T h i s J u n e 4 th , 1919 . ------I I , S. L a n d Office a l G a i ie» v illr,4 4 la. th e S a n lo rd I L r a ld , a n e w sp ap er published C O R A L E E AKERS. G i v r n u n d e r m y h a n d a n d t h a ee*l of a a i d M a y 3 1 , 1919. in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a . S a n fo rd , Florida. co u rt th la th e 2 n d d a y of Ju n * , 191t. N o t i c e Is h r r t b y g i v e n t h a t S a d i e W a l l a c e , D o n e a n d o r d e r e d t h i s t h e ftth d a y of (aeal) • K. A. IHHMil.AHS. fifb s d p w i d o w < ( A r t h u r II. W a l l a c e , d e c e a s e d , o f J u n e , 1919. C lerk C ircuit C o u rt, W r k i w a , F l o r i d a , w h o , tm M a y 29, 19 14 , t s e a l l E . A. D O U G L A S S , I n t h e C t r r a l l C o u r t . . S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l f i r * m a d e H o m e s t e a d E n t r y , N o . 0 I 2 I 2 I , fo r Hy V. I)ou(laaa, I). C. C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S t 'm l n o l e C o ., F l a . D l r k l n to n £ O lc k lm o n , r u l t o f F l o r i d a , In a n d fur S e m i n o l e S W , of N W f i , N W »4 of S W ' i , S e c t i o n ft . . Hy V. K. D u u c l a u , l>. C. * C o u n t y . In C h a n r e r y Sollrltora for C o m p l a i n i n g a n d N 1) of 8 E 1*, S e c t i o n t». T o w n s h i p 2 0 8 , D l c k l n a o n A O l c k l m o n . 5S-5 tc R a n g e 29 E . , T a l l a h a a s e e M e r i d i a n , hjtn If. J . L o b e a n a n d A l m a T h c r m ^ n , S o lic ito r* l o r C o m p l a i n a n t * . filed n o t i c e of i n t e n t i o n t o m a k e T h n c - y r i r C om plainant* 5•'.-Idle Freu d t o r * l a b l l* h r l a i m t o t h e l a n d a b o v e d e s c r i b e d , b e f o r e C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t , at C o r d t l i a I*. IHH a n d W i l l i a m H r n r y S a u f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n l h * |(>th day* of J u l y , | n t h e C l r r u l i C o u r t o l ( h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l H ill, h e r h u s b a n d ; all ’u n k n o w n p a r t ­ 1919. ies c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s a u n d e r C o r d t l i a ( I r r u l l o f t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , in a n d for K. Hill a n d W illiam H e n r y Hill, hi r C l a i m a n t o a m i s a* w l t n r a a e s ; S em inole C o u n t,. In C h a n c e r y h u s b a n d , o r e i t h e r of t h e m , or o t h e r ­ W. (*. H a H a d a v . of VYektwa, F l o r i d a C. l>. C h r l t t a m i It. I>. wise , in t h e l a n d d e s c r i b e d b r i o * ; ' 11. It. f l i c k of W ^ k i w a , F l o r i d a Keene, C o m p l t l n a n l t S u it to A llen G. A p g a r a m i — -------A p g a r , hla E b e n C r i p p en «*f W c k i w a , F l o r b l a vt. Q uiet T itle wife; ni? u n k n o w n p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g inW. E. W F i d d e n td W c k i w a , F l o r i d a . K. J . H a r r e l l, e t a l , t r r e st * u n d e r Allen. G . A p g a r a n d R O H T . W. D AVI.'. M ef.n d an le '— — A p g a r , his v\(fV, or 1It h e r of* Mb M r R e g is t e r , O r d e r "for C o m t r u c t i v e S e r v i c e , th e m , of o t h e r w i s e , in t h r l a n d <ii** It i t o r d e r e d t h a t t h e d r f e n i l a n t t h e r e in crib-fd b elo w : a n d all u n k n o w n p ar (ft * N u i i i e of \ , | f l j r * i i u o for 1 a t H e r d I m l e r n a m e d t o - w i t F’. J H a r re l l, a n d all p e r t o n a PICKAKD’S HAND-PAINTED COINS c l a i m i n g a n i n t e r e s t tn t h e fo llo w in g S r , lio n s o f C h n p t e r i r r h , I. owh of F l o r ­ c l a i m i n g b y , I h m u e h or p n d e r h i m a , h e i r . , d e s c r i b e d l a n d , si t u n t o in S e m in o le id a d ev liC n t, y r a n t e i t or o l h e r w i t e , w h o t e n a m e , GORHAM’S STERUNG SILVER C o u n t v, Florida I imwR: 8 l • - of S l«2 S 'o t i r e i. h. r. h y r i v e n t h a t O. C. I t r ( a n t , a m u n k n o w n t o t h e e o m p la in an ta; J . M . Meof S K 1, of S W > , of S e c t i o n It, p u f f h » i r ol T a v C e r t i f i c a t e No. d.lM, d a t e d t i a n y h e y , a n d all p e f t o n a _clalminy b y . ROGERS' PLATED WARE T o w n s h i p 2 1 S o u t h , R a n g e 29 L a s t ; t h e t t h d a y ■! J u n e , A. I t . 11*17. »»id certlfl* I h r u u f l h or t i n d e r h i m a* h e ir a , ileviaee*, a ls o b e g i n n i n g at S W r t i r m r of S E 1* r a t i c m h r a r e . t h " fo llo w in g d e a . r l t i e d p ro p * y r a n t e e a or o t h e r w l a e , w h o * , a a m e i a r e un* ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES of Sc-ction 13, T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , e r t v a i t u a t i d In S e m i n o l e r o u n t y , Ft.f».tf> nuwn to romfdainariU;* Ehtaiirlh Ktoddafd, R a n g e 2 9 H a l t , r u n c a s t 1 1 1j c h a i n s . a l l : t.Ata I, 2. :t. t , IT, ill. H » ,- 2 0 ,* 3 a . : l t , and all prrtnna rlaiming by, through or un­ N o r t h 10 c h a i n s , \ v c » t 1 4 s<j c h a i n s . UH, U , t!h Mh M » n d 5J. F l a t o l T ti* c» * l1 la. der h*-r a* hrirn, tlr rii rri, grantrr# t*r othrrS o u t h 10 .chain*. D............................ efendants, , t o l d a, t h e p r o p i r t v id U n k n o w n ; Alo> T a t wisr, whose n a m n are unknown to com­ O r d e r of S e r v i c e b y I 'l l h l ie a t l o n • C ertlfie n l.- No. 32 S l i s t e d t h e O h >t.,y of plainants; Sheridan Stoddard and all per­ T o C o rd elia* K. H d l a n d W illiam H r n r y , J u n ,. \ (). | fa|T . , s j , | e e r t i r i e a t e e m l r a e . a sons claiming hy, through er under him ax I L 'I . h er h u . h a n d , r< -.idenre u n k n o w n , ntnl , ( ilf d i . e n h i i l ttr o p e r t v . I t u i l . d In heir*, drxi tees, gran ties or otherwise, whose U h „ t; \ | i y a r and V l t a r . h i. wife, i y , mmol* e. i n f v , i l o n d ' to-w it l.nt l i t : , names are unknown (0 complainant*; Elixre*i l i e n e e u n k n o w n , |t |. .eh | i . Ji It M i t e h e lF a S u r v e y of Le«> * belli J. Driggers and all pcrvnni rlaiming It i , h e r e b y orile re ii t h a t \ e u a p p e a r t o f t . r a r t re i t a m i i i y I « r n * . ol d aa The pr«*p* by, through, of under her a* heirs, devismi, f nwn . grantee* or other wise, <* ho»e rumr* are un­ t h . hill of r o m p l s t n t tth d hir.dt. a r a l n i t y o u ! 10 the atu.Vf. e»ltnled eltll.e. oil * hi* Ith daV * fdfi. 2 **H dal* d I h» known to rompafinants. and all persons P r a c l l c e * r o n l i n e d ( o i h p t r i ’n l m p n l ViiEU'.r. V | i t ' l t ' i , a n d tt.i vae.ford 11■r o. \ I ’GT, sa id r *'r l a*1c a 11- '* bom*orv rr, w hose natties are unknown to da the romp la in ant*, who have nr flalrn to ha,ve aid t, hi r. t i di .irnated a. tt.. new .paper it. * i»rllo* ^ * . f tli+d pfo|*#-fts o f th e eye any tnterrJt of whjitioever nature, in and to t |eh thl. order wFv.vII i*c p .ote.hed onre a •-Itilfiu, y, F la , ('* wit F , S a i d l a n d In m g x**rf»t ■! a t t h e ilaf* *d i s s u a n r e of * a i d . t t r ti f i t a t e Iri t h e r:ann of H a t t i e F. L e a v i t t ; Al#o T a x C*rtHicflfe No. G5* d a t e d thr* 4 t h d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1917, e m t i r a r h u j tin* fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y In S e m in o le THE U N IV E R S A L C. F. WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS Agent , Salesman * a MY SPECIALTIES: .X DR. E. S. HOFFMAN .d t • lo in 1 1,., f -.I' w . U ■ - Jh I mi *.g eg d* r r i h* *j laft'i it l *t« • ft.Until r«>uft I l**rid«. to-wit; S 1{ of S 1j of SE 1* nf of Svrllnn |3» 3'oWn»hij* 21 Snuth, 2 9 Fil'd! also begin ut S W gortii-f of i f Sx-rtlofi X.1k 1na nihi|i 2 1 South, "Inst I I *3 chains, * Fast, run i n ch ain s . West 1 ! „ c h a i n s , S m i l h in * I .1* ft * At to i h * t O' At-*i • <*t| I" fn*- tir*t dax r ,. t M i. II* raid ■f >anH f | th I '« ni Mftd V It d. |«M • to .1 F A DOUGLAhS, iniftidf- I *u , t *1* r I. Girruit t «*urt, W M M urpby, J r , ^ > * 11 * 1 1•*r fur Gum pi at nanf n N o t i c e u f Im plication for T a x H e r d T infer h e r i i o n A f h a p i e r IMAM. Law** o f F iu rld a N o i i e e ix hiffvby g i v e n t h a t C 'u rfte M ar m f a d t i l i n g U.qrruiRn v, p u r c h a s e r r*f T a x O r t i f H 'l t r N n . ' n n . iJstlx^ t h e 3 r d d a y nf 'J u l y . A. D, 1 916, r a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s 4- rn b r a c f s tfir Mrs. J. A. Cox, ol AIderson, W. Va., writes: "My <Uufihter . . . suf­ fered terribly. She could not turn In bed . . . the doctors gave her up, and we brought her home to die. She had suffered so much a t . . . time. Hav­ ing heard of Cardul, we got it tor her," CAR The Ford.One Ton Truck is one of the sure business utilities, and like­ wise just as big a necessity on the farm. Farming is surely a business proposi­ tion wherein* success depends upon economical methods with up-to-date machinery. The Ford.Truck will prove a great economy on the farm. The marvel is “how the farmer has got along without it ail these years.” It is a servant that serves, always ready and always economical. Price $550 ,without body,X o. b. -Detroit.- i JEWELER------ r W hy Suffer? ’ ' HENRY M cLA U LIN Notice of Appliratlno fur Tax Deed I rider Srrf lun 8 nf I Kapler IHVs, I a t> * « f FtnrIda Notice is !i« JT, In. giviO that t first ef Kelli i k for i t , HI ron.ecuttve tog. 12 rti S' of S W *-»if run N niton, tiur«*ha*'f Tax ( iitifteui* NO III, Mi min, I! ft 03 rh, N ti d‘ gr»■*-■* dated the 4th ala) of June, V. I*. I ft I T, ba« W.t net. mv hand and real of office thl. » rh 11* ( a k*-_ d>i h. 1 in ma 1 *» d11* hi* »l twiii eertifirale in mv fvfF»rr. and iia = 2n I d a v of J fee. k | i f it! > *1 T r ft h i U liuii n d u r « made applies 1 ion f**r fax died t* i**Ui- in ■I ai F t l ‘i M ti t 1 SS ' f t * »* \ \ drgn-o* dll mi ft, E 10,3d #h to accordance with fa* Said r*‘r 11 fit atx etot 1* i k * ireu it C o u r t S e m t n o l e C.i . h la. lllock D, - l*. It. M l t t f h r l l 'a S y r v**y nf tiraee* the following described property situ­ \V *M. .M u r p h y , J r . , G r a n t , r o n t a i n i n g ft arrt--* so ld «■* t h r ated in Seminote county. Florida, in-wit? Solicitor for ( ’urn p! sin An t a, p. t Ilf Uri Vr. • a ft ' '- I Ti» X • * r r » l f i r » J i * N *7 of S - L of S W , .d S K ' ( and W<> of vt:.*i ti­ frft. d a i * d I ft* I'f t d u i <d J u n e , \ l» S W 1, .»! S l l ' , ' v t • “ f ^ ' - 1 I p 21 < . I f t l ' a id r*pl Ifiro ic o f n f i r a n • t i n fo l io * m g R lu L Tin* * ao r land loing ,1 -•»■■*-* i|. .,1 In thr i it#nil ( ourt. S r x r n fh Judin iUI (' i f|»fii|n-rly wiiuftii rl m S c m i n i d c the dale <*L 1 fte loujiim- of tyrh tcfliftrati cult. **f Ffnrida., in «n«i fm Srmlnolr ( nun- 1I 1v fitio l l e u n lt , i !a . til *»t Lid Id Mock 11. 11 R. in the nairv nf Unknown l id* -4 said i*f l it I n I hn nrcr j \! i r h i l l ' s Siirvt-y **i L«-x * ( i r a f t t . si d d th* HJical* •hat'1 be riulcetned a> i nnlii.C f«» law H j L'ihran art*l \lma Th" rwan, |i r*,pr r I y of J 11111IB L fill**, Vfin Fax U'rf* tax de*-d will issue thereon or, The 22nd dav i c r i p L i m h n ti*. iilN( 2*n. d » t n l fh« His il a \ *f Jun*-, of July, A 11 DM ft V« • X U | '! 1 , *Bid ri rla Ora I* * ' fir fid Wiltir** my offt rial sign at or* arol seal 4 o rH*! Ia F Hill and Wild, am II*-'™r. ! r * r..- ik *ffd'* j | rr• ,*» f t > - n u a ' i it m S*m1 hi3 the lath «lav o( June. A I ' 1919. Hill, hi f h i n U m i ad u i d n e x f i jra* ■• un! •* Fla , i o * 1 f l.nf 11, I-i1> - k 11, tai ^ I* N |MlU(,| \ < i ( i n * i fa i mi mj* i *i f* n ■ u o d* r ( ' ■ *d* 1 * i ,rv |. t Aliirh*I* Jl - <l|ru . •f | , . U L f k ( irruii t ourt Sr'ninnU v • i 'a I I I -71 a n d U ifiist*> l l r o r i M ! ft. * I ltd o ? ( = *1 J li a.rrf.i-, n -, V -'.!(} ! ln I t* |»-f. pr,, | |n *« fly 11v of 1 58- ',1 r ft 1 V I Do ijg U *- , P 1 ft u» >•a n d_ " i t|dnf "( f hr in, of ■**1 1*-r ■ nr, i n th*. land it» •* ***•%--S in !h t Nolire o f \ pp11• a 11un for f 41 Deed l n d n I ff* h A* A.pgar and Vf»ga*. bi* i t r11 ti *-»1 « %*■ 2*7. ri*? StTiiun ft of ( haptrr Ihftft, L * t « f Flor­ %i • oil u f d i m r ' partst t riatrning 1«j n*• 4 f 1 CMt, ANid . ♦ r hi i * r * *•* - umfrt A fir n *• Apgat B*id ida I*- 1oil*’ « 1llg *1* vi r tb* *1 jn Xf'gnr, id* »lfr»»r *»th«- u| *’ ■ mtri*<T< t mi iti a 1 la , Notice if hereby given that ( “has. T i l l r, Ii * m. of o t h r * i -* , it* ti* Ian 1 d *■• r ♦»*f 21 H ■■**k D 1* l: 'li* [Hifrluii. r uf T «i x l ‘* rhfira!i Nt. 111, part!* a all uni ii ■ • n r n b * d lo b 1 II of F* V. 4. rant, < *■i **. r, 1ft 17. • HfV 1 fir 1 1 S dav "f J ti rt*-, A th* f. r* In • 1 s i m i ii c u n i ml*• ■ ii"* *n «£ w if.r pr ■ > (> *-# i a*' *-’*iei ir.e j.ra«fi*-f i j ol * f \ l > r i kIL- i « #r v i hr fulfil*,trig d*--*rrib rd pro prrt > III ilt *« r ilt* d latfd 'i t u s i r i n St ml n**l«« int ii u Munl v. Fi»*ruia, I ff—VkIt H-i: S F rnrnef M-u Tax l t vrtifiral* i-rt({irate * No Pitt, da No, 120. dattf d thi* S U *.f roi| f=t i of ■rida. to »it iff* tif L * V * Ilo ld r*» IL-xl K - I a t*- Co * A *t •Mb dav “j Jun*-, \ fv 1**17, «.*ir| rrrttftmt** K . S E N *d S W , *f Ssrtlon 11. T. **1 I. |j**,tea th* f t*jl m« t»ig >fi *t t it*., if pr t.pfcf I . *Fiii 21 Soul h„ Rarigr 2ft Fa** &r*o run N E I y parallel with Sanftml « *ra11T lirif- \o 1 **StI r *4 in He mifttde rounty, Fla., to-wit: W. line ol Ltit 5 «»f fi. A i'aer's Sub, Div., i**gTn at S W rnfnt-r «*l HF. '4 x*f SrrLot hJe liior'i D, !», R, Mitrhiij'x Survey nf linn ^ 13, Township 21 SouHi, Range 8 W i y with Grant lior !■* Uti**ry H f „ W . to Levy Grant, efintaitting 22 acfp», as the point 8. of h^g., N. t«» bfg, Sail! l a n d bxing- 2 ft Ra«ti run r a d I I 1. chains. m*fth jifu|ierty *■! I ’ fti hn*f|. I'O r ft a i n *, wr-sl 1 l " j. chain*, south Id * «**•***<! at thr dat* nf is*itartrr nf said n-r\iitl hut ti1i-*l said ■ r lili ia i*- in m e-ffi**-, 1 bain*. «J* f* Rflnrittlfiratx in thr riami' id ( fvknnwn. ind h** rondo application f .-i tut fti* * ■! td • >r d r r t*l Sor v j re by J1t i ffi n tfnn A l i n ’ T a t U r r t l f t r a l r N«. 2 11, d a t e d f L •*«tir in arr-ifiiar.r* with l » * . T o nil parfirx rial mint! m i****!* u miff It b iJay uf Jun**, A. 1* l ft 17, rmbrariny th«* \ * a ** *,» •1 it r 11 fit it* * a*, a "1 he dr I ft] I if *i« rtl* fi a 1 11ill a nil ftV1111 a r-i If* nr: Hill, lu r Tolitiwing di-crrib* >1 [ iiojhn « in Srmrnfdc * • ’ * * t .. *1 - .1: " »n *-1} . r rlt b* r .af ! Li rn ■■*• nf ha f »i»t . i i ii t t.rth**if t count v* Fiorida. I ■ I f 12. I'alm Ham U "f Jol v 11 nri 1 t • 1 ft ► . frfi.il .1 . .. rib* .1 1 * i fi *« unil .til | • a * *1 * ffutrL, Atlnfiurtil Said 1■r• t H- ih f a--> 1 -t 1* . ri f ii‘f- ’ ( *i* uii 1* * N !* n ft \ fijfaf a rot V\ r ra. * r i ■ ■ 'ti, i.11 - .a*i,a ( ■i * < Fht dal* 1- i n . t , * • ’ ** d *• ■ ft a*, b»* w if , " f * din r i-f 3hem • - l-.* \ t t d.t ' 1u- . v 11 1 M thr ti a rri« of I fj ik.m * ri j 11ft da> >>f J*iro . !» 1'* t end rm mg fit* fellow mi; dc»rnl«cd |»ro|'*ri> in fttftdn.lt rouftty, Fiuritia, t«»-wit; R*’g. N I L f<*( «d K E N nf N K » * of Sir. 1, Tin 20, R, 3ti K.. run E 9.HG rh., S 10,1 * rft , W 9. hr. tth ,, S MI'L j rh.. Lb a« r^= Said land br ing 'aat thr dfctr uf the Usuanfx of *aid rrriifirat** in thr- name of Unkn own. Al*n T ax U i rtiftratf** No. 1ft, «!»(* «! *!.*■ Itb day of Jun*. A I le 1*17. * mi lira • j1*1* f •* rf r *rn brd I’ft IM'TfV 19 f nifi * t n r S1 #.r n . , .( roil n 1\ . l i o n da, ’ t.. »*t »\ , s F 1 "f N \\ , Ni *! S 1j r m ; . * t I Si ** -In, 1 l- 1 . s . IC til L . N V\ 11 - -»• - ** d a! rh* da* tm ‘■’UiJ land 1' k#i * * * s rirail rr *3 • ai(I *f 1 I I 1M . S PAGE ELEVEN X I G r. I \ t I ftiugla- Niitlrr *»f Ip&licatiittt fur Tat H er d Under Section h qf Chapter ih^fa,* I,aw« uf Fiur* i.i. f I I* I -i h i t »•» %i i la , it 12. Tp 19 > . It ,u L **?]d a* Un pi*»prrlj> *rf# R «' M a i * * II. \ l •* Tax i * rblirah- N >* I I *. *Iated I h r U Ii *l.i la) *f Jury*. \ ft 1ft 17, *4i*f ref tifiral** t **x UK th- f <d|.,w tug, I! *101«"flbt-fl Tan•! r,, t**-W|t I *>tx u! U , I I a m i { ft, M i t i w g ) , in I ft R* 31 F*, r* Id as the properi) nf U fik n o teti. Alii* T a x O r t i fi c a t * * N*t, 123, d a t ^ d t ho l l h ( U y nf J u n e , \ , Ii 1917. *uafi! c« rtilicalt* c o i 'f r i n g t h e ftd fi»wifig i|**«rrlbcil l a n d * tow i t ; Ltit« ftft, ftfi, ft? a n d ftk. M)t|wii>, in Sec, 3 2 , T p 19 S-, R II F ,, %n[tl as tI ip pr*ipt f t y «f A. H. P a r k a r d t A lto T a x O r l i ti r f tf * N o I 11. i l a l r t l tb*» lti» d a y uf J u n e , V l», I 9 | 7 , s a i d i ^ r f i f i r a t r e i i v c f l ng tbt+ f u l b tw 'n g d aracrifi«-d la n d * , t**w i l ; L o t 110* M i d w a y i n St r , 3*2, T|*. I ft S., It. 31 H.| »«dd «»* Hi** prn p t-rfy *»f A, S. Packard; Alan T a x U c f f U lc a t r N o . 31 ft, dat»*»| th«* 6 t h d a y nf J u l y . K. 1». t i l l s , s a i d c * ruilrHt** ro v tn n g t h n ‘fu llo w in g di-xrriliH l la n d * , to w lt: L ot 177, M ill w a y , in S r r , 32. T p 19 S * K. 31 K., «olil a , i h r •■! J. H. W h i t , ; AH» T i l < -fllffrfli.p >Cr*, 110. i l , t , T| ih p 3r«l d » y nl J u l y . A It, 191)1, ,11111 i r r t j f f r , i ^ C u v p tint! H i" [nll'Jw itiR 11 * I l. Tha Woman’s Tonic "In a lew days, sbebei to. Improve." Mrs. x continues, "and had no trouble at. . . Cardul cured her, and we sing Us praises everywhere. We receive many thou­ sands ol similar letters every year, telling of the good Cardul has done for _ _ women who suffer from T / i complaints so common to Ws% their sex. It should do S x_---------------- iv m w w v w ^ I * <; f*‘f m i rl> riuife fully pr.ddi drarnbril iti in J W It ted io’ ntnl t'arh of them are hereby required to app* ar to t hi Hill of t ompUint filed HI taid r « u « e tin itr brfiirr . Mo n d a y , t h e i t h d a y «d V 1» i ft! 9 a u g u st * |t - further o.rder* d tha* a c.«ft\ d’ * !"■ P U**ll *t,» i| ..... 4 W et- kfor 1; • 1 1*! G * w >» k • in t i . < aj f i-f 11 I f * r 41*I. * * l,d new -ft a to r |>iftfi"fu d ill «ai J SrtnIf f* . mint . L ' - d« ‘ * FI* i-iv* ii Lind* m> hand ind lh# •ra uf my "fli'ff «»»|s. the 22nd day nf April, 1919, i *«* »*eai» Ed d*U g l* a s s , C‘l»rk of t h o C i r c u i t C o u r t of Seminole Go., Florida, L. \V. D u v a l . I*«iui|dain,tfitfa Snllrltor, fttMJlr Call a n us fur c i a c t duplicate of your broken spring, a n d receive spring s a t ­ isfaction of thl* tw*|tr th a t ia real. L- i B. &0. MOTOR CO. SANFORD FLORIDA In U lrriiR < *»u»i, N n i ’nlH U l r r u l t , N r r n l n u l c f own HP. Fixed «la 11\. rst r»* t 1 ur pi-nt in*- f o m p a n y *, Ml unknown part ir« rial mine Intrrund*r > Rirbm*>n*l Mttrph%, 1 * . 1, \ n 1 m 1 V\ mI ' imtI k*-. fill \ ■'n* *(\ ■• ■t|l,n t| |(( ■fi'Hi|f't a !t unkri'MAn p a r f t r s *r»t* f . *14 imdrr I'n luit * I'n-ag*. all u n k n o w n parti*** r l a i m i n g i n t r n tt * iirnl* r t;*.»r g r R M n r t n t i |niliU iliiu ily **f »( lni«Ii>* all u n k n o w n p a r t i s r U i r t . t n g n i t i r m i a n d * r W S. K **r'f* r r t al. « T o all u n k n o w n p a r t i i * r l a i m i n g i n t r r r x t , t i m b f J r R ifb iu u rw l M u r p h y , n r u n d e r G a l v i n A, i'itxBF, ur f i n d e r Georg** R, M o r t o n irutiv P l u a l l y o r an t r u s t e e , o r u n d e r W. S. K eefer o F e i l h r r of t h e m u r n t h i r w U c , In I h r f o l l o w in g d c i c r i b c d aland* a i t u a t r in Heminuif* r o u n t v , F lttfid u : N E »4 I.f N E *4 Sec. 31, T p 19 S. IL 29 E ■ftrF %' J I.r \ \ ‘>4 24.. T p 2 0 S, S. It. 29 2ft E . S of fSt W 4 S r r . 24 S W 1, of S i : *4 S r r . 26. T p . 20 S. R 29 E. S W l j of N W f i , N Li nf S W ' 4 a n d HVVU of H W f i . S r r , 3ft. T p . 2 0 S. It. 29 E. ^ wu a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d t o a p p e a r t u t h a tiOODTOTHE LAST DROP r.'wA ' ; »-• ■• MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE TiSK YOUR G R O C E R Ideal Fertilizers llin l la m t » ,'In - Q u a r t e r ( S W } | ) ol Section 29, T o w n e h ip 19 S o u t h , l l i n t r 31 E a i t , lea, a n d e t e e p t th e Weat ball ( W H ) ol t h e W r i t half ( W U ) pi t h e S o u t h w r i t q u a r t e r ( S W ' i I of t h e o u t b • e a t - q u a r t e r (S W .R ) ol Section 29, T o w n ■hip 19 S o u th . It a n c e 31 E a i t , e o n ta l n ln c 74 aerea m o re or I*»a. j ^ V o a a r ^ t h e r t f u j e h e r e b y r e q u ir e d a n d or- y » «> 11rtsi g* r*. AUTO OW NERS tut t Hook Y, * p a g g ....................... 612* I 'u b l j g i i c e a r d t t D r a u g o r i i i n i h , Floriiia. Don’t try to fool your crops with substi­ tutes—give them Ideal Fertilizers ami reap great­ est profits. '* i j i Ideal Prands are made from highest qualj ity materials and are proportioned to give steady growth with minimum waste. We furnish any analysis—all the Potash you want. Write us your requirements. ^4- *• v 't I ts u r r h i I 1 It* gill «! S W corner of ■aid S W a* of N W 1j - f u n «■«*! 3 fell, north f*9? feet, • M l 3 21 ft HTiuth (*97 fi-ei t o p. o l and —i t : L u t 129. \ l iil u a y , in S r r . TJ. T p . I 9 S., It, J l K,, m ill a , 1h r p t u p r i t y ul H i l l a r y ; A lao T a * O r t l f f r a t e N o . 13R. d a u < | t h * 3 r d d a y ol J u l y . A. |) . 1 9 l d . . a i d r r r M t i r a t * c o v .r lriK t h , tu ilu v ln j* i l i . r r l h . d l a n d , , l u ‘ w i t : L o t J 27. M i d w a y . In S i r . 3 J . T 11 19 S,. IL 31 K,, auld aa t h , p r o p e r t y o l H t-nry i'a r k a /d ; A n d h a a filed aa id r e rt l f fl r a t i -a In m y nlflr*. a n d h a a m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n (or t a i d e e d t o laau* h i a r c o r d a n r e w i t h law. U n lcaa a a i d r r r t l f i r a l r a ah all Ii* r . d r a m t - d a e r n r d i n i t In law u t d e e d will f u u r 1h e r . o n o n t h , (tlh d a y c l J u l y , A. I>. : r - o W l t n . a a m y offlrlal > l | n a l u r r an il a a t l (,|a t h a fith d a y ol J u n e , A. It. 1 9 ) 9 . '•* •!) B. A. i M M H i l . A S n . L l « k C l r r u l t C o u r t H e m ln u la C o ., Tla, lly V. K. U o u g l a a . . I». C. S 6- A tr Clrcnll C o n n H e t t a t h J a d l c l . ’. O r r u l t , N . m l n u l r ( ' a u n t y , 1 'la r ld a . In t h a n r r r y H /n rr II. III. H .) C h a p p rtl, M l f V W liecler C b a n n r l l , a n d J* l l i r g r r a v r a * C o m p f a i n i n i a Rill t o ^ va. Q uirt Jo v rp h G arvin, th r u n k n o w n T itlr. I r g a t c r x * m l di vi n-M und* r th r. la»t w3J| a n d ( M U i m n i of Jo x r p h G a r v i n , t h e u n k n o w n hrir* of Jiw rph G arvin, VVm G. ' A n d r n ■ rtid . th r u n know n Irgatcra and d a v l t t -r a u n d r r th«- i a t t will a n d t> u t a m i n t ol W m . t i . A n d r n ri’i d , a n d t h e ' u n k n o w n hl-ira of W m . ( j . A n d a n r . l d , l ) , f , n d a nt». _ '. T fiSU i* to N o n -Itrilitj a l i T o J o i r p h (Jarvin, K n l d r n r r U n k n o w n ; T o W m . Q . A n d o n r.ld , K r i l d . n r r U n k n o w n ; I* a t i n .a i l n * b y t h , a w o r n hill nf t o m p l a i n t lllod h m l n a i a l n a t y o u t h a t y o u h a v e o r c l a i m t o h a e e a o t a e I n t r r r i t In t h e follow* n f d e a r r l b e d l a n d In S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . F l o r ­ i d a , t o - w it: . T h * W ret h a ll ( W ' j ) of th e S o u lh w e a t Eyes etainined by a regular rcels(ered physician (•lasses filled, broken lenes du­ plicated 2K W. Church SI. - Orlando, Fla. the following dt*x< ri I*ml land*, or any part nr portion theft-*d. in Seminole county, Florida, to wit. North lot if of *ni|lheasi quarter of Section I ft. Tow nship 21 south, Kahnc 29 east; North till feet of i he northeast quarter of the southeast quarter o f Section 31, Town* ship 2U ••*uth. Range Jff east; i M e s e n * in s square jo the northwest corner of the nurthiust quart* r of the north­ ern*! quarter of Section 3ft. Town «hip 20 south. Range 29 east. Fax! half «d 1 aM half uf northeast quarter ■d Seetfi»n 2, and northwest quarter of north we*! quart* r fo Sect ion I, l*^ w n*h)p 2d ***tith. Range 2*t east. I nt 2 m7 I oftgwoud. Flt'rola Si>u*.i»e-t quart* r of n*irtiiw**t tiunrter ol M T o tynship 2d south. Range dd >«* (, r »ct |i! t h Ldfowing t tract* I It 4-gin ai N W co m • r of saiti S W i*f N \\ *, , ru n * e as t ft fi fee I, south 12d feet, w ! ■t 3 Ml fi et, n o r t h 420 frrt to p 4i. h . Ji !>rif-fiiortli of an acre known as flap- , \m hefebv gix*n t b i f Srh» and s 1 1l*i*J>|||H , luifrliJM. r* ..f 'jr * * Uti ’ Iti* at* No 111 late-.l Th.- tfd t1.* ", *» JuU, A ii It* It-, -^td T tlfl-Tl f T’ C I '1c . f. t■I* -. fib* d 1t■ d- ! V ! I -t I to in N ’ I I* . |t 11 i . .1 1 at • ' •- J*'' '* 4 ! it ■h.ir 1 \lTa t - ii i a-. 11 ; *; i - . - i 12, Tp. OCULIST ANI> OPTICIAN • W ILSON &Manufacturer* TOOMERIdealFERTILIZER CO. Fertilizers Dealer* in'Spray Pumps and Insecticides. JACKSONVILLE...................... ..... . . . . . . . It- C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford ilrapch FLORIDA _- -r i g ARE YOU INSURED? , IF NOT, SEE W. J. TH IG PEN & COM PANY AGENTS General Fire * Insurance OFFICE PEOPLES BANX .BUILDING �=. • - , •■=. - r. ■ ^ -- --V;«— l® p p ip P r T * -i:r ‘ Ef^sidrnt- Wilson Home Washington, Jolly 10.—President Wilson will present the peace treaty and .t h e league of nations covenant to the senate today. s * In presenting the document the president will deliver a lengthy ad­ dress in which he is expected to out­ line the dotails iff the negotiations recently concluded in Paris and tell why he feels th a t the United S t a t e s ahoijld endorse the league of na­ tions covenant. Hisaddress promis­ es to mark the op3ning of one of the bitterest fights ever waged in the senate over ratification of a treaty. SO Now is the time to place your order s iti i ■i ~ e'.' j * for the “Forclson Tractor.” The -f very best and cheapest trac­ tor for all farm use. Price of Tractors : ----- Power Pulleys - - Extension Rims $39.00 $40.00 — *------ C. F. W ILLIAM S - EDW ARD HIGGINS Dealer Salesman k \ nil SHEEP’S HEAD 1* PULVERIZED S H E E P MANURE gg-- - ♦* Combination of Humus and Fertilizer Ingredients. Ideal Truck Fertilizer. Write for Prices liig AURORA, ILLINOIS REAL E ST A T E LIST YOUR PROPERTY WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES FIRE INSURANCE Your Horne - Your Auto - Tornado - LINCOLN HULI.KY, Ph.D., I.lll.l).. LI..D., President Del.and. Florida S E N D NOW FOR A CATAI.OO THE. fiittlM UT. IJElMllTMENT llritre* id Mifttrr of Ar1 and S-rl«*nrr^. THE niLl.r.UE til LI HII It 4 L 4ICTH i It M E N T*(-nt»-nnr> depart menu* in nil, THE rUl l.Kl.l OF I llicit Al. ARTS FOIt WOMEN A »unnin demn, *cp«r*tr tlormlioflcii. THE t'OLLEHE OF I.AW brailualri practice In FlarMn ’without r-iamlniilun THE rt)l.I.E(iE (|F EN<*I NEEltl Nfi - <'aunp* In rnflfierring Irad Wig to (Jfftfrti. THE COLLEGE FOR I EACIIElfS EnprrUlly'for Florida irarhrr*. THE I IILl'EGK OF III Si NESS Ranking. Hnok krrpl ng. Shorthand. Type writing. T1I*E At'AOEMY I'rrpafra for nil high gride roKrgra, THE Nf’IHHFL III' MKf I I 4NIC* ARTS For liny* and young mm. THE SCHOOL OF MESi r Piano, pipe organ, violin, lolfp, harmony, chorus work. THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS — SpcriuJ* \ Iti-nlIon In ('ailed to * ' The Pf «Tf minuf y four*** In Agriculture Ibilany. dlWnpy, Organic and ln> feafilc C*b«-mi*lr\, (jet Jltati v** anil *|ijan tlfatic r an*l>*U, 4g»ir ultural ffu miilr , (tiod-rigv, » fi* J 1 lie I'fr \|e«lif »l I nur-t) ’• /* y. inainni) , RarLrriuliigt, Mini r .-■v , . . . Dolan*, i.* i-i* raJ I tn ml Mo, Inorganic * ht-rnUtn. U r f * I hr mi ' ’ \ , Kj ualiia ft v«• irt»d t|tian*l*»rlii e ( hemUlry. PhjrWrs I I hr I nur*»e lot Rtlig iiu* V\ u fk r f* * In Jlihliral UleralUfe, rb.iliigj, l‘rdii.g*tgv, E l h t r v L ami 1 ItrUm. History. flnglUb, (.m erry Liability Property Damage l Agent Drew Development* Co. * - Formerly Holden Peal Estate Co. t* t City Lots in A ll Parts of City Celery Lands in M. M. Sm ith’s Sub Division A . P. C O N N E L L Y Sale Senator Turk Trammell is continu* ing his efforts to obtain a further bonus for the soldiers. He is going to try to have passed a measure allowing a bonus in addition to the previous bonus of SfiO.OO as follows: 30 for t h r e e a n d n ot exceedi ng four m o n t h s ' service. $60 for f du r a n d not exceeding live m o n t h s ’ service. $90 for five a n d not e xc ee di ng six m o n t h s ' service. $120 for six a n d not exceedi ng s e v en m o n t h s ' service. $150 for e a c h s e rv in g over s e v en months. In this issue of t h e H e r a l d is an a d v e r t i r m e n t for Mrs. r a t e s ’ tlr or ery, a n d while t h e plan ia new for S a n f o r d it is n o t new in o t h e r places a nd ne ve r fails to gel t h e business. T hi s is li e C a sh a nd C a r r y p lan and Hall F l a y e r s Win Fr i ze s this s t or e Will sell for t h i r t y d a y s all t h e groceries, h a y a n d g ra in a n d feed T h e prizes offered t h e hali p layer s nil nice new a n d fresh s t o c k on t h e by P e r k i n s & U n i t has** been won cnsli a n d c a r r y plan. by (li*‘ following men: T h e goods will he pl aced on tin* For the oin* t o m a k e t h e first score counters at most a t t r a c t i v e prices t h e prize of a !>o\ of s o ks was split a n d y o u t a k e whn: y ou w a n t and by Ha rr is a n d S t e w a r t . Ha rr is ma de c a r ry u h o me T h e price of delivery t h e r u n hut 'own.* .,no. ked the is saved on tins plan a n d t h e p u r ­ hail t h a t h r c .,.1 t b i n t : i d cha se r will get the, benefit of the d i v i d e d t he prize, l U o u m mao** t h e same, The j,rices will he p ub li sh ed fir-t h i t find wot: a st er li ng sj'-.tr in next w e e k ’s Her al d a n d will b e' t buckle a nd leather belt/ astotiLsh you. W a t c h for t h e big* ad Moseley made t h e first t w o base a n d h a n d bills a n d t a k e in t h e sale t h a t will give y o u groceries j ust at hi t and won t w o fine silk* ties t h e t i me wh en y o u n e e d ' t h e m . . T h e r e ar e still t w o pr izes to he giv­ Mrs. C a t e s needs mo re r o om and* en, a silk shi r t a n d a fine hat for ha s hit u p o n this plan for a T h i r t y t h e h oy s m a k in g t h e first h o m e . r u n l>a>‘- sale to UISJ.II.'- I.f s o III. f t lie and three b as e hit r e sp ec ti ve ly ! ...... . a n d in* prices w ,11 mo , , t h e m fast e no ug h John B. Stetson University \t i ri*- r •.’}?' :.'r T r a m m e l l W o rk i n g for So ld ie r s Henry McLaulin is moving his i jewelry store tn the room next iloor occupied by the McMuIIin &. Hod­ ges barber shop and Hodges & McI MtlMen are taking the room formerj ly occupied by \Mr. McLaulin. The ‘show windows of the* barber sh o p have, just been put in shape to suit the jewelry business. N A T U R A L G UANO CO. I. - A. P. Attention Miyions There will be a special meeting of Sanford Lodge No G2, F. & A. M. held on Wednesday evening July 10th at 8 o'clock for the purpose of conferring tho -.Third degree on ^ candidates, jj Every Mason is cordially invited 5 to attend this meeting. Refreshj incuts will In* served. (' nngc In ItusIncNH «•/ ' • *“ JULY 11 19j9 * Factory ■ C. nig flaloon Leaves Mineola, July 9.—The British dirigible R-34 left Roosevelt Field shortly before midnight on her re­ turn cruise to Scotland. The grqat ship, held in leash by 1000 American balloon men, was re­ leased at 11:56 o'clock and floated leisurely -up to a heltgh of 200 feet with her motors silent. The motors then begpn to whirl and the craft nosing upward,'headed for New York $750.00 All prices f. o. b. . I 111 '' TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE TEN M t - ,\n COTTON SE E D MEAL CASTOR POMACE TA N K A G E ASHES L E T I S QUOTE YOU ON YOUR R E Q U IR EM EN TS OF ALL KIN DS OF M ATER IA L—WE WILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y A N D GI VE YOU GOOD SERVICE — CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and V egetable Crates Yob Can Boy From Ua at Wholesale Prices Writs fsr r ris s U il W. A. Herrjdaj Compioy Palatks, Florins KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN |Ny- (■riling Hull Scores «*. n ■. .. .. .- -~ ». ....:». „a,t ,i j.. ...... . * . .nfenl Shoe & C l o t h i n g . C o , ;*et t >. ‘ r e t u r n s of t h e hall ga me s "1 f • r'.oritla E. O. FAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY Le ague e ve r y d a y a n d put i!> »nir *s jm ksonvii .i.i ;. kloiiidv I'erliliterH, Insecticides. Sprayer!., Ihiullry Supplies on t heir show w inlnii ■ 1 > large For thirty years we have been manuf act tiring fertilizers in this State -we have c r owd s congreg.,, >h/ arcm.i i the e satisfied customers in every county in Florida. Write for l.atest 1‘rice Ijist. I*rict*s alwavs in line with Quality s t o re s a t te s t t he p o p n l . t " . of t) p ,tiH,v,*meni >oi t he p a r t of i l y s e pr e J. K. s r r m . I N t ; . l ocal Agent. SANFMltH, KI.OItlDV ' g r e s s i v e nierdijii ts Sanf or d is p r o ’,- HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS * The time has come w hen every farmer must save every sprig of hay he can, the Spring crop lias been practically a failure, but every Farmer will make lots of hay if he will take care of it. The only way to take care of.it is to Bale it, the only way to handle Ila ^ is to Bale it. Why not buy a press and Bale your hay when from three to four tons will pay for the press, then you will have one for the next 15 years. Hay is selling right in your home town at $50 to $60 per ton. .. MANUFArrvitettH'nr The “ RED RIPPER HAY PRESS” Guaranteed Let me have YOUR ORDER before the Price Advances Lake Monroe, Florida sm oke lkt 1111 b Tl.rnaldi IM S CO . [EVER w as such right-handed-twofisted smokejoy as you puff out of o jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert 1 T h a t’s because P , A . has the qu a lity / You can’t fbol your taste apparatus any more than you can get five aces out of a family deckl So, when you hit Prince Albert, coming and going, and get up half an hour earlier just to start stoking your pipe or rolling cigarettes, y o u kn ow you’ve got the big prize on the end of your line! Prince Albert's quality fdone puts it in a class of its own; but when you figure that P, A* la made by oiir exclusive patented process that cuts out bite and parch— well —you feel like getting a flock of dictionaries to find enough words to express your happy days sentiments I rW tin*, handtom• pound and half.poand tin ,M , ehuxy, practical potm d cryttal humidor w ith •pong* fnoi*t*iw top th a t hoop* tho tobacco in ouch perfect condition. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, W inston-Salem, N. G, C R I M P CUT I I lOttC »uRKO«8 SIPl cicsserrt rofcAfco ' - A**. ■■ ■ ■ ■ i . •*- 4 --? ?.* 5W i �. * . f * I ’ l fU V fli w JULY 11, l» lf p i TyfT- T f ' - n - ^ * , «±‘ TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE ELEVEN ! LEGAL ADVERTISING . A # p l l t a i l a n f( t T i l D * * d U n d e r N r r t l a n q „f C h a p t e r CUBS, t * h a e f H o , Ida ____ i N o t l r # I n h r r t b y g iv e n t h a t ( O v e r s t r e e t p u r c h a s e r of T a i fa u t ire o f AppllfiGflfl f«r T a s H e r d I ' n d r r T u r p i 'h l H t r C r n - n » « y , e r t i f i r*a t en 'No, t h e 3rd d a y of farrtlo n 8 of C h a p t e r 4 8 8 8 , U « « u f H ot* rXi llnii i a , *T ' . |", d a i i d »i*y J u n r , A, I) 191,, hn* M r d *<*id r e r t i f in ite In ,, »»»***- * HrrurtlArtri* « Hit law* r'liH c e r tific a te crol •»,«-* t h e f o i lo w in t d e a e r i b e d {hr 4th d a y of J u n e , A. I>. 191". h a t ft1r,| p r o p e r t y * itu -.t ,n Sem inole C ounty, ,j i i i c a r l i f i r a t c In m y office, a n d haa m i d , i . 1,,r|d * , t o - » u N i ; > , „f N K i , „f Sec. »0, a p p l i c a t i o n for l a * d e e d - t o iaau r In a c c o r d ­ T p . 21. s . , U, "9 K T h e . a i d i a n d b r i n e a** an ce *ltfc !»•'■ S a id c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e , the a c t e d i t t h e '. t a l e of' Yli r ' i t ' . u i Sice" o f " ‘tu'ch folio wing described proparly s i t u a t e d In c e r t i f i c a t e In * In* t1i i \| Katlihe p i n o l e coonty F lo rid a. t o - . i t . 8 K ; o f U ni.... . . I d ” e . r r i f f t . ” ' I,- ' r e d e m e d M - ‘» " i i 8 . 1 / ' u l ' i ‘ * a L fV t »cfo rdln* t o l a , u , a , | | iMUr t h e r e o n acre. T h e . a i d l a n d Heine a a . c e e d a t t h e on t h e 2 8 t h ,|ay July t It 1919 d a t e of t h e i u u a n c o , of . u r h c e r t l f i r a t e m the I tv irc . _ ' ,, . . . n a m e of U n k n o w n . t n l e a a . a i d c e r tific a te t k , , y ,; ni1r » 1 r i a n a l u i e ar.d . e a l thia » ' J “ " r . A. I). 1919. . 8h a. 1l l b e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n e tl uo l a v* t a t deed deed , h ? _ J S *h '•••Ii K. A.- D O U G L A S S , *j!l i . a u c t h e r e o n o n t h e 2 2 n d d a y ol J u l y , C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o ., H a . A. D. 1919S9- M c fly V . E . t l o u e l a u , U. C. \VitncM m y official a l e n a t u r e a n d . e a l th lr t h e 18t h d a y of J u n e , A. I>, 1919. In C ir c u it C o u r t, S n e n l h J u d i c i a l C ircu it (real) K. K : D O U G L A S S , a V r k C i r c u i t C o u r t K e m ln o le C u .. K l. Th°,.f M r u b a n U ^ N a r i o n a l D a n k 5»<5tc I«y > • L. D ciu eU s s. D . C. «,f S a v a n n a h ■ i I v*. In C o u r l o f C o u n t y J u d g e , S e m i n o l e F o u n t ) l-u cv C. F i n e g a n a i A d m l n l i t r i t r i x S i n t * o f F l o ri d * c l E s t a t e of J o s e p h F i n e g a n , d r r f t f t d . In re E a t a t e of F r a n k I l o n d S u m m e r i Ity r i r t u e of , j u d g m e n t r e n d e r e d In t h * r ille and Thoma. I’e r c i v a l ConC i r c u i t C o u r t of O tan R e C o u n t y , F la., in prupat* (L o m p r o p i t i M inor* ' p r o c e e d i n g by w l v r f i r i a j t o rev iew t h e N o t i c e l* h e r e b y g iv en t o all w h o m It J u d g m e n t in a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e a n d for m a y c o n c e r n t h a t A lfre d J . Cro»», aa t i u i r * e i r c u t i o n aa t o c e r t a i n h eirs b f J o a r p h Fine* d i a o of t h e e s t a t e of F r a n k U o n d R u m m e r - M n » d e m a n d , a n r u r i n l t r a n a r r i p t of aa id vllle a n d T h o m a a P e r d v a l C o n p r o p i t (Pro m * j u d e m e n t h a v i n g b een r e c o r d e d In t h e office p r o p s ! ), m in o ra , will* o n t h e 1 9 th d a y of c l e r k 'u f C ir c u it C o u r t of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , J u l y , A. D . 1919, a p p l y t o t h e H o n o r a b l e F la. a n d r t e r u t i e n i ssu ed t h e r e o n , 1 h a v e E. F , H o u s h o l d i r , C o u n t y J u d g e , - I n a n d for | 1*1*1*/} u p o n a n d will sell a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of ■" in H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , ! l ^ e‘ l a i d c o u n t y , a t h i t office H o u s e in S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n a t 10 0 0 -o V Io ck a. m.. or a s so o n t h e r e a f t e r i !y» F l o r i d a a t 11 o V lu ck a. m. o n M o n d a y , a.n t h f m a t t e r c a n b e h e a r d , for a u t h o r i t y to , t"** **h da y (,f A u g u s t, A. D. ,1919 al( t h e rtf. t h e ___ following . . . . a t JDub > - le o r p r i v a t e , sale,. ___ ____ _ r i g h t , t i t l e a n d I n t e r e s t , c l a i m ' a n d d e m a n d K a t h e r i n e W , F i n e g a n , C h a r l e s S elb y d e s c r i b e d real* e s t a t e *in s a i*d“ c o u n t y , t o - w ‘i t : R e g in n i n g a t a p o i n t 665 feet w est, a n d F i n e g a n . M rs. II, L . L a m b e r t , J a m e s Me1135 f e e t n o r t h of t h e s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of E l r o y P a r r a m ure, A g n e s P a r r a more* Eflle Hrction 2 « , T o w n s h i p N i n e t e e n S o u t h , R a n g e P a r r a m o r e a n d E l i x a b r t h P a r r a m o r e . as h r i r s 31 E a s t , r u n w est 780 f e e t , r h e n c e n o r t h ol s a i d J o s e p h F i n e g a n in a n d t o t h e . S W 1* 1770 f e e t , t h e n c e In s o u t h e a s t e r l y d ir e c tio n of N E «4 of S e c tio n l h . T p . 20 S., R a n g e *11 «f S e c tio n 19. a lo n g m a r g i n lin e of S t . J o h n s r i v e r t o p o in t E a s t a n d t h e N W , of S K id b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g 12 a c r e s , m o r e or T p . 20 8 ., R a n g e 31 E a s t In S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ t y . F la. lees. E . E. I I R A D Y . S a i d a p p l i c a t i o n will b e b a s e d u p o n p e t i ­ Hhtfiff S cjnirtutc C n u f i t y , Fla. ti o n n o w o n file in said n u r t . 69-Btc l i s t e d t h i s 1 2 th d a y of J u n e , 1919. A L F R E D J. C R O S S , N o iir r of App llrillon for T a i D e e d U n d er G uardian. S e c t i o n 8 of C h a p te r 1888, Lawn o f F lo r ­ D i r k i n t b n A D i c k in s o n , ida A t t y a ./ u r Petitioner. N o t i c e i« h ereb y g iv en t h a t HchelJc M a in e* . 6 9 - 4 tc a n d S* F. D n u d n e y , p u r c h a s e r # of T a i C e r ­ tific a te No 139, d n t e l t h e Ird d a y td July* N o tice of H ale o f $300,000,6(1 H en i l n o l r A. D. 1916, ha- filed sa id r . -rtificatc in rnvC o u n i r , F l o r i d a . H i g h w a y H<md« olfice. a n d hu* m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for t a t d eed N o t i c e i« h e r e b y p i v e n , t h a t se a le d pro- to" iss u e in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law. S aid cer­ ptisals will be receiv ed b y t h e H o a r d of tifi c a te cm bra res t h e follo w in g describ ed C o u n t y C o m ml Minn <-r^ of He mi mile rou« it>, p r o p e r t y #itaul*-d in S e m i n o l e r o u n t y , FU»r* I b i f id a , o n o r b efo re 2 ti'cfuck p. ra. on th e td a, n» w o Lot 128, M i d w a y , in Her. 32, I fit PS d a y of J u l y , A. I). 1919, a t t h e c o u n t y T p . 19 8 .. R. 31 E, T h e sa id l a n d being Herk*i office a t t h e c o u r t h o u s e in . S an fo rd * a i f c i a t d a t t h e d a t e nf t h e i s s u a n c e of *t#rn S» m ln o le c o u n t y . F l o r i d a . I f t h e p u rch ase of c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e n a m e of Hillary* Unle** t3O0»OQ0*OO Seminole county* Fla** H i g h w a y l a i d r e r t i f i r a t c shall be r e d e e m e d a r f o r t l l n g P o n d s , s a id b o n d # t o b e a r i n t e r n t a t t h e r a t e t o law?" l a i r d eed will i s s u e t h e r e o n orj t h e fd five a n d o n e - h a l f pet' r e n t p e r a n n u m , a n d 2 2 n d d a y td J u l y , A. D .^ 1 9 1 9 . a r e d a t e d J u l y 1st, 1919, I n t e r e s t n ay a b l e W i t R f s i iny official s i g n a t u r e a n d seal tbs* r e m i - a n n u a l l y , sa id bon da l o b e Issuect* c o n ­ (H p f*lh day of J u n e . A D I 9 U* sis tin g «»f t h r e e b u r u l f i d b o n d s •*! t h e d e n ‘*»m*• a h ) \ | » n n , | ASS, r a t i o n of f 1(Hid.(i(J » a r h , m a t u r r n g Ju ly 1*1, C l e r k ( ‘treutl C o u r t H« mln*de ('**, F!a. 1949. Sait! b o n d s to be sold, s u b j e c t t o th e 58 -S lc a p p r o v i n g o p i n i o n of M essrs D illo n . Tb««mp• on A- ( 'l a y , o b t a i n e d by S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , Not Ire fjf Appllc a tInn fuff 1st Dec d * I ndef F l o ri d a , a n d r a t ! b u n d s will l»e sottl, d e l i v e r y S e c t i o n 8 of l lutpirr I>«si8 , l s s « nf lltir1*> l>e madt- t e n d a y s af ter a e r e p i a n r e - I bid Ida i*a> menl s for said b o nd# fob* mad* within N titice is ht-r. h> given I h a t t ' h e s t e f h*ii*aid p e r i o d of ti n d«>s a f t e r ar»-*-ptjjni« ^*f bi b All to d s m u s t tie a c r o r n p a r m d w ith a niHift, purchaser *d T a t C i r t l f i c a t e NT* 111, dated (he Ith day *«{ June, A |» 191*, fiat ce lifted c h e c k L*f o n e a n d o n e - half p* r c e n t , ■f t h e a n e o m t id b o n d s t o be *o!d T h e filed *ald e rr llneare to rr»v ■•tfne, and has evsunty r n m m io ||o n e fs of S e m in o le c-ounty, m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f- r U i d* « «1 t «* i%-n» in S a i d c f U t i e a U ftn* Florida, nw-fvji ( n g b i to n j i r f a n d arr< »rdar in * i l h law „lt boll*. P r o p o s a l s s h o u l d Lie ai|i lris# i* l to brae*-* the folbiwittg dr-ocnlit-d p f n p c f i y stl.ilt h e H o a r d of C o u n t y C n m m lsslu ftc f# ««f S«-m* a t e d in S e m in o le r n u r f i y -, Florida, fo-w it: N >3 of N « .tf SAV1, nf S I F , and W ' , of i m d e C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , # t Hanford, F lo rid a. S W 11 ,.t srt , ..| I . S. r JI T|I 21 8 . VAitnesp my b ind u* e b r k the R--ari| «*f It IU F TV*land b tin g a »1 at * o u n t y C o m rru**iun* r * of Hrrn in o le < u n n ’ i , t h e d a \ e of t fit U M ia n rr of - u r h rertiMraf* Fbc rida, a n d t h e seal tif *aid b o a r d on th is fn t h e n a m e uf l ' n k n o w n *t n !.-*.« - a i d c» r • t h e ! 2 t h d a y of -ki^e A D 1919. t l f i r a t e -h all lie redt-t-m rd a f f o r d i n g to law (s* a l i K A | m (MSL ASS, tas tji-ed will i**iic I fi* r« >*n --u the 22 nd dav Clerk Hoard *■[ ('minty d i m mu oners of of J u l y . A. I» 1919 h.7-6tc S e m i n o l e C e u 'n t r. . F l o r i d a . AAltrir-** mV i*ff(ctnl «»g n a t u r e a n d seal th is t h , 1Mb <| j v of J u m . A t» 19 19. .*1 K ^ | l U f t . l . A9H. N a i l r r n f I p p l i c i l i n n for T a i D e e d 1 m fer Herilon 8 of Chapirr IhSK, U h , nf Ifor. ( | | r U. 1 iff 1.15T t <‘url iNeriiirioi* « - . FI m id* i l k - a tr l b A f Dougta**-. I" 1 ^Notice is hifeby given t.hat Thnma- AA it? sun* purchaser *d T a i Crrtifiraf** No b< I. Notice « / ( p p l l r i l l u n for f a t D e e d I n d r l d »f * d the I t h day id June, A IV 1917, ha* H e r tiu n 8 ilf i h a p t r i 48 88, l . a » * of Fli»ftiled sa id c e r t i f i c a t e in my office, ami !«is Ida made a p p l i c a t i o n for las deed to i*»tje in Notice it hereby given Shat Chan. Tyler, accordance w ith law Hair! certiflrai* ern purchaser of Tas Fi-f f i fir a - * No I I I , dn'«d braces 1he following desr n lu*d prop r l ) *1 " t h e U S dav >»f June, A 1» i'MT, i mbra. ing uatiij m Seminole rountv, Florida, t • * -? L*’ts hi, f»5 and 5** Florida Land A ( 'olor*i £dti*i|] (<j»nf»an>. L id 's Aditillon to S o u t h Hanford The - a i d land b e in g a**#-*red at t h e d a t e uf the is o u n c e of *uch et-rtlfiraTe In the nurne of Unknown. CnI* *» said * • r di -cribed iimpr-M y In St-mmi le count v. Florida, l*>'wlt llcg, HE corner of l,f*t I tlu ld efi Real Estate C o ’■ Ad d i tion tit Hanford, in Her J O , Ti». 1 ’ » S . It. t! E . run N Ely pa rail* I w ith Sauf or «| *,rarid lute lo t i t i r n t c sh a ll IcRreife**rne<l a c c o r d i n g i tJ lawt a x d e e d will l»#U(? I h t r c o o o n t h e 19 th «lay rd J u l y , A. D . 1919. AVI t mm* m v official sig n a l or*- a n d a I th is Ike 1 ,h d a y *d Jure. \ V 1919. (*»>al» E. A l M » U ( i l .A S S . C o r k C i r c u i t C o u r t Semin* l r C m , Fla £ 7 -5 |r II) Af K Doii-gla**, I» *’ HAVTy with flrpnl line |n JLVIery Aviv, AAV to AAV tine of L o t ** qf E. A. F a c e 1# S u b . Div., p o in t S, of b eg., NV t o beg. S aid l a n d filing a««e «*ed at t h e date of jo i t i in n * of sa id re- tlfirate in t h e name of Unknown, Also Tax Certificate Not 2 41, dated the 4th day erf J u n e , A. 11. 1917, embracing the following described prnpert* in Sem in.d i r m jn l y, F l o ri d a , t • a i ! mock Allotment Said f.gT 12, I 'a b n H am ’a n d b#leg :»«-•- -I at |he dale of D-oar*. •the f.afnt- of Unknown, il'ii | ‘ J. la'* l M. rnbr a» iny tn e m mil. le c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , l o - w i t : Reg* N AAV rr*r id N K *i fif N E * i of Sec. I. Tp. 20. S , ll. .in K , u i n E 9 .8 6 r b . . S Dt I T» efi . \V VMI rfi., & In I S ch . Id i f f " * , Haiti l a n d fifing a*leased, a t t h e d a t e *d t h e i s s u a n c e «>f t a i d c e r t i f i c a t e in t h e narnfv^of U n k n o w n Aloi T a i C e r t i f i c a t e No. I h. d a t e d thi I t h 'l a y >d J u m . A D I *1 7, * u»Ita ff'i: 1it■* t-n .S'tfijti' !* follow Ing d es crib ed p r o p e r t S ..r s .• . 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T u C e r li f irs t e No. tOfi, d a t e d t h e .‘J r d d a y ronfesHic<f a g a i n s t y q u . folio w e d Jiy final dr* W i t n e s s m v h a n d ’i T i the' sc at of t h e a aid fullo w in g d earrlb ed. p r o p e r l y in S e m i n o l e C i f j l t C o u r t t h i s 2^t.‘i d a y o f A p r i l , A. O . c o u n t v , F l o r i d a , to - wit r L o t 5, ll l o c k 13, of J u W , A. I» 1916, »afd c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s e r re . 1913. t h e f o llo w in g d e s c ri b e d p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d in I t is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o t i e r b e T i e r 9 t t h e T o w n of H a n f o rd , S a i d l a n d b e ­ Oewll E. DOUGLASS. i n g aaaraaed a t t h e d a t e of i t a u a n r e of aa id ^S em in o le c o u n t v , F lo rid a , t o - w i t : S W h of p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d , a new#* 8 W * | of S e c t i o n 19. T p 21 S.. It. 33 E. p a p e r p u b l i s h e d in S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . F l o r i d a , ^’i*rk ,a!r c u C C i-jrt S e m l n u l e C o . , F la. r e r t i f l c a t e in t h e n a m e of J* E, t .a i n g ; T h e - a i d l a n d be ing assesseil a t t h e d a t e of o n e e a c h wreck t o r b c o n s e c u t i v e w eek s. Maaaey i W s r f r # _ A lso T a * C e r t i f i c a i e N o . f i t, d a t e d t h e the lo u Bu rc of such rertiflcate in the name Sots, fu r C o m a lt. T O A LL P A R T I E S C L A I M I N G AN I N ­ 4 t h d a y of J u n r , A. IV 1917, e m b r a c i n g t h e 6 f F, J. (2 n o d s peed. & M 3 tc f o l lo w in g d e a e r i b e d p r o p e r t y In S e m i n o l e T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E IN T a * C e r t i f i c a t e No. 222fl. d a t e d t |i e 2 n d H E L o w 11E S C H I R E D U n d e r JfWepb Car* c o u n t y , F lorida, to - w lt: Lot 11 W . M. I n ('i re nil C o u r t , Hei r nt h J u d i c i a l c ir c u i t; S a i d c e r t i f i c a t e vim a n d W in , LS* A n d e n r r i d , or o t h e r w i s e . C l a r k ■ S u b , 1)1 v. of lllo c k 11, T ie r 15, T o w n d a y td J u n e , A, IV 1902. f . , , . .... at H t a i l s s l f C o u n i r . F l o ri d a . In C h a n cery of S a n f o r d . S aid l a n d b e in g a*sr*tjed a t t h e e m b r a c e s t h e following d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y I t b r i n g m a d e t o a p p e a r b y a s w o r n bill of T r o p i c a l V e g e t a b l e C o m p a n y , a s i t u a t e d in Semlnol** c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o w i t : d a t e of i s s u a n c e of s a i d c e r t i f i v a t e In t h e T h e N K ' 4 of N \V «4 of S e c t i o n 31 . T p . 21 S .. c o m p l a i n t filed h e r e i n a g a i n s t y o u t h a t y o u I c o r p o r a t i o n , c o m p l a i n a n t . n a m e of U n k n o w n ; va. ft* 33 E a s t . 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I r 9 9 ( t a l i l r r r l l l l c l r rin* ( i u , r ( * r I-S W 1. I ooff S r r t l o n 2 3 . T o w n a h l p 19 i n ; lo . - U t r l » \ i l i * J n il! i» Uf l l t t r t o n . L i * r r , t h r f o llo w in g • I r . r t i U - t l p r o p r r t y , l t - S o u t h . I l n n f * 31 K „ r . a r er oa r d in trrp t th r I t a p p e a r in g b y affidavit o n b a h H f of u»t*«l In S r t n i n o l r r o u n t y . F l o r i t l a . l o - w l t ; W r « t h alf ( \ V J j t o f t h r W w l h alf ( W ' i ) nf c o m p l a i n a n t filed h e r e in t h a t y o u a n d e a c h o f o n t h e 22m ___l i l , y mj _ J t i l y , A. I*. 1919. V V ltn rcs. m v o f l i d a l f i g n a t u r c a n d peal t h i s T h r N K J l of a W , of S r r t l o n 31. T p . 21 t h , S o u t h w W t n u » r t * r ( S W t j l nf th*- S m i t h - y o u ar»» o v e r I h e a g e of 21 v.*ars, a n d r e r l d a S., It. 33 K. 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I t is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s ’ n o t i c e ba t i m e p r c f c r l b c d b y l a w , o r t h e s a m e will he I t la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s p o l i c e h e p u b l i s h r 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 fo rev e r barred. u i t a h t .a i k n t o f t h e f n t e r i o It p u b l i s h e d o n e # e a c h w e e k fo r t w e l v e w eek # in w eek fo r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e weeks. • T h i a J u n e 4 l h , 1919. l*. h . L a n d Itfficc a t O i l i f i v i l l r , I la. th e S anford H erald, a n e w sp ap er published CORA L EE AKERS, G i v e n ' u n d e r m y h a n d a n d t h e a e a l o f t*16 ' M a y 3 1 . lf»k|». in Svm lnolc c o u n ty , Florida. S anford, Florida. r o u r t t h i . t h * 3 n d d a y of. J u n r , 1 9 1 9 , N o t i c e I r h e r e b y g iv en t h a t S a d i e W a l l a c e , D o n e a n d o r d e r e d t h i s t h e fith d a y of 5 £ * 9 tp {»*■!) E . A. 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I 9 IC , calil r a r U f t r a t c a e m b r a c e * ti|e w it: Lffif* 55* fifi, 57 a m i 58, M i d w a y , f n j t o u n l v , F l o r i d a ; 32, T p 1*1 S . R 11 E . #idd th** p r o p N'P,‘ t .rf N E \ S i t . 34* T in 19 S, It. 2 9 E. - ...................... A • f t y uf A. S. F a r k a t d : , SK*v id SAV*t S*r. 2 4 , T p . 2(1 S. R. 2 9 E . Alsu T a t F* r 1I fi r a f *■ N*» I I I , i l a l i t i t h n JJ ' I u f -S f F G S«t . 26, T p . 20 S, It. 29 E, 4 th d a y uf J u n v . A D f !1] 7* « aid ri r t i f t e n i f fl! NVV ®*, N H uf SAV >4 a n d 5 W h CtiVrring tb.** L db iw ng d-*#rnl*id land#* t i n u ' D ' ^ 4**'*35* T p . 2 0 H,JL 2 9 H, wit L o t 1 H*. M i d w a y in S t r . 32. T p 19 K , ! ■ u u 11rt' h<r«'by o r t l i r r U t o a p p e a r t o t h a R* 31 H „ a*dtj a# t h e p r o p e r t y of A, S. F arkard; Alan T a s Ct-rtltli■aie N*». ‘115, daift-d thi* S th d a y <d J u l y , A. D. 1915, s a i d «r«Ttlfirs»tr r u v i ’firtg t h e fidlnwfrtg t]»'«cribs-d l a n d s , tu* w i t : 1. ^ 177, M i d w a y , in See. 32, T p . 19 S , K. 31 L .. ■uiil a# t h e p r o p e r t y uf J. II. W h i t e ; Also T a s C e r t i f i c a t e Nu. l l f i , d a t r d the 3 r d d a y uf J u l y . \ . D. 1916, s a i d r r r t i f t r i t e ro v sritifi t h e fulfil w in g d»*«rrihed Sa nits, tu* Mrs. J. A. Cox, of Alwit L o t 129. M i d w a y . In S*r. 12 . T p . 19 S., derson, W. Va., writes: I F 31 E . , so ld a# t h e p r o p t r t y of H i l l a r y ; Also T « a C e r t i f i c a t e N o . 138, d a t e d t h r “My d^uRliler . . f sub, 3 r d d a y of J u l y , A. D . 1 9 Iff, s a id r c H l f l e a t * fered terribly. She could ro v e rin g th e f u lb iw in g d e s c r i b e d l a n d # , tt»* w it: L o t 127, M i d w a y , in See. 32. T h . 19 K.. not (urn in bed . *. the It, 31 E , , ■old as t h e p r o p e r t y o f l l e n r y I'irk tf d i doctors gave her up, and A n d h a a filed s a i d certiff lcali • In m y office, we brought her home to a n d h a t m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for t a a d e e d t o D » u r In a r e o r d a n r e w i t h law, die. She had suffered so IJnlema a a i d r e r t l f i r a t e a sh a ll h e r e d e e m e d much a t . . . time. Hav­ a c c o r d i n g t o law . U i d e e d will D s u e t h e r e o n o n t h e Hlh d a y of J u l y , A. D. ing heard of Cardul, we W i t n e s s m y - o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e a n d 8-ifJ f,i# got It for her." W t h e 5 t h d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1919, (•call 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 C o . , F la. Ily V, E . D o u g la s * . (» C. S M te . 1 m L Hb HENRY M cLAU LIN JEWELER - .1 . x E DR. E. S. HOFFMAN WhetiYour Spring Breaks put on h AUTO OWNERS .ym B. & 0. MOTOR CO* •* u a kW W W W W V i W hy S uffer? TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford One Ton Truck is one of the sure business utilities, and like­ wise just as big a necessity on the farm. Farming is surely a'business proposi­ tion wherein success depends upon economical methods with up-to-date machinery. The Ford Trudk willjirove a great economy on the farm, The marvel is “ how the farmer has got along without it all these years.” It is a servant that serves, always ready and always economical. Price $550 without body, f. o. b.-Detroit. . C. F. WILLIAMS Agent. # Salesman * Don't try to fool your crops with substi­ tutes—give them Ideal Fertilizers and reap great­ est profits. . • Ideal Prands are made from highest qual­ ity materials and are proportioned to give steady' growth with minimum waste. We furnish any analysis—all the Potash you want. Write us your requirements. M C l,m il Courl (in ic n lb Juillrl. (1 > ru i i . Nvn>lno|« T — T-w -»r C wa •H|ty» u n l f . F l u f l d s . In l h a n r r ’ } I H»nry II.. til. R.) Cb*p|irll, | / l EDWARD HIGGINS * Ideal Fertilizers , * The Woman's Tonic ‘In a few days, she be­ gan to Improve/' Mrs. Cox continues, ''.and had no trouble at. . . Cardul i cured her, and we ting | its praises everywhere/* 3 we receive many thou* sands of similar letters everyyear, telling of the good Cardul has done for women who auffer from complaints so common to their sex. It should do too. Try a r * E-77 M . r v W b e r lrr C baniitl], m i l i . lia r e rr a v r a , C o niplalnantl * vs-. Ju srp h G arvin, th r unknow n l e g a l St-* a n d d* v ip rr* u rub r t h e la*l will a n d t e s t a m e n t of Jo •ephi, G a r v i n , t h r u n k n o w n heir* of h w p h ( Iirv iii, W m . <*. A n d r n n l d , t h e u n k n o w n l e g a t e e s am i d e v i s e e s u n d e r t h e la*t will arul t e s t a m e n t of W m . G. A n d r n r e i d , a n d t h o u n k n o w n h#ira of W m , 0 , A n d e n r r i d , D r ft n d i n t O k Rill t o U u irt T itle. Nii*it» to Non-Uraiiirnta T o Jo*,pJi U ,rv |n ,- Itraiilann- Unknown: T o W m. Q - A n d r n r r lil, llaaidrnri. U n k n o w n : ,»* npiiT n iln , b y tho awotn bill of t om - ; p l a i n t ill.d h t n l n a f a l n a t you t h a t y o u h a v o 1 or claim to h a x * i o n , I n l r r ra t in th * follow­ in g Ucarrlbt.it l a n d In S em lnolt c o u n ty , F l o r ­ i d a . to -w lt: Th# Wcat half ( W I O o( th* Southwcat lu a r ttr IBW**) o( Sactlon 2 9 , Townahlp 19 s< W c a t h a l l ( W H I o f t h * W**t h a l l ( W l , ) t h * S o u t h w n l n u a r t r r < S W > |) o l t h # S o u t h • * » t i f l a a r w r ( S W R ) *nl H r c tio n 2 9 . T o w n - , ■ hip 19 S o u t h . R a n c # 31 E a i t , c o n t a l n i n i ' 9 j acrex oioi# ur l » « . You #r# Ucrflvr# hertby r*qulr#d and or* I fltrtd l o b# and apprar b*fot# our laid W ILSO N & TOOMER F E R T IL IZ E R CO. Manufacturer* Ideal FcrtiUrem Dealers In Spray Pum|» and Inxecticidea. J A C K S O N V I L L E . ....................... .. ................................ It. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanfurd Hranch ARE YOU INSURED? FLORIDA IF NOT, SEE W. J. THIGPEN & C O M PAN Y ■ AGENTS mm m General Fire m Insurance O n l C X PEOPLES BANK BUILDING Sanford# .. / �PAGE TWELVE THE SANFORD HERALD Formerly the Lyric PR O G R A M N O T l'* E » T O P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S , N n t U r i» hi>r*J»y g i v . n t h . t t h r Uo» d of C o u n t y C o m m l M i n n r r * k i l l m r r l on t h r 4 t h d » y of A u g u . t , A. I). 1919, . [ th o C o u r t HoUfp a t 10 o 'c l o c k a. m . t o h r a r fr o m all «urh u » ntri-_«u - n ^ r n t* a * -ifr» ffo lo a p p f a r a n d VKIrr m m p l . i lM * - a , t o ti>*' r a l u a t i n n a r a i a r d by t h a J t o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m i M in n a n on thi> 7 t h d a y of J u l y , A. f t . HMtt. whan a i t t l n * aa a h o a r d of v t | u a ! i i a r a a n d t o h f a r a n y r.-aaon t h a t m ay b . rivi*n w h y t h a valu* tlo n aa h t c d hy Ibv T lo a rd o n a n y raal t-»t»t(; or p . r a o n a l p r o p a r t y s h o u l d h r r h a n f * rd. T h r H o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m iaalo n rra witting a« a b o a r d of i-uuali r r a o n th o 7 th d a y of J u l y , A. D, 1919, h a v i n g fu lly d|ar u » r d Ihr a t a t r m r n t a a n d f a r t s a s p r r a r n t r d d r - l d " d to n u r o o t h r v a lu a tio n upun the f o llo w in g d r a r r l b o d p r r a o n a t p r o p e r t y : M r . A. F. Tanmr, ftaiard from (210.00 to (CIO 00. Mr tt. If Tannrr, IUin.1 from T240.00 to (440.00. (aeali E. A. f > ( I U O L A 3 8 , Clerk. Hoard •■( County Commlaaionera. fll-ftr Hy V. K. Itouglaai, It, C. Just Installed “Modern Auto Laundry With Competent.Men tr> Wash and PalL'h Cnr3 Goodrich. Tires, 6,000 Mile Guaranty MONDAY, JULY 14— Priscilla Dean ii “ A SILK LINED BURGLAR.' Mutt and Jeff THE FAVOR !TE NEPHEW. TUESDAY, JULY 15— Eddie Polo “ CYCLONE PLAYS TRUMPS Pete Morrison in “ LONE LARY WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 6 -G ra c e Dar .m ondin “ CRUCIBLE OF.LIFE.’ Comedy, “A GAY LOTHARIO.’ U aisnam J « ealt 6! 4te FRIDAY, JULY 18— Frances Mann it “ THE ROOT OT EVIL,” Triangl, iDAY, JULY 19— Mae Marsh ii Romance of the Blue Grace THE RACING STRAIN.” Smil lg Bill Parsons in “ UP A TREE.’ SUNNY3SDE c o r d i n g t o l a w . at w h i r h t i m e a n d p p erau n a an d e a i r i n g m a y b e h e a r d up m a t t e r of v a l i d a t i o n of s a i d b o n d , p ro v id e d b y law. W I T N E S S , E . A. rrOL’GI.ASS. C t h r r a i d C o u r t a n d t h r aval of • iitl C. t h i . t h r 10 th day - of J u l y 1919. • i» ral‘ E. A. l l b l l l i L A Clerk Cireult C ourt S rvrnlh J (■{fruit S e m i n o l e C o u n t v F l o r i d a . P ln rid a. r.i-4tc l uur.ly N o u n : to S f a l t t l bid s, i u b j ^ c t t o i h t Full* o f t i o i d s •kill lit* rer# I ved b y i e B o a r d of C o u n t y C o m nrii*,'*onrf* of H^miriob* County* THURSDAY, JULY 17— Dorothy Phil ips, in “ DESTINY.” of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y E. A. U t ' t ’C L Florida, a t t h e off it*' of *asd b o a r d a t t h e c o m t hmt*e tn H a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , on or b e f o r e t e n o V lm k a m o n t h r ti l l d a y of August* A. l» 1919, for l h e p \ t a \ .itb-n a n d corn l r m t i o n of t h f difYHe*. d r a i n * 'or r a t i a !■ an il l a t e r a l ditch***, d r a i n * or r « i u L in t h t Js i p [irair.agr* lh*- S t a t e , i if F l o r i d a , r t rel O a v i d o l t t , S t a i r A t t o r n e y for t h r ^ S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l Circuit of ' t h e S l a t e of F l o r i d a , i n . a n d fo r S em inole C o u rtly . * *• W H E H E A S . on t h e l o t h d a y of J u l y ELDER SPRINGS WATER 19 19 a petition waa filed in the alioitvi- •t\l*-if court by the County of Seminole, Ii by and through i* 1*. Hwopr. Ie» IF Kit M r . and C. W. rlntxmlnger a* ami rritiat ituttrig t hf Board of Cutinty f f i m n n * Mi-hiri of Srnflnnlf- County. Florida, Miring forth that no eli-rtion * * ’ held in &nd throug I out thi* *aid Seminole Count v, S t a ff of Flor­ ida on the- 1 1th d a y of May f 9 19. tn d* t f rmfnt* whither or not I he County of Sr mi* nidr, State of Florida, •hoiild i«aur CiHinh bonds In thr sum of 1399,000 00, to hrar • tnf*”r*>*t at thr r*rl*- of n J3 1 per annum, l a \ mId»• f4 im a ri nual!> , , *ald bonds t o matur«* 30 yrara aftf r July 1at. 19J9, a n d lu ba Issued for the purpose of grading. rnn itru f* ting and paving err lain public roads and High wav* in the riiuntv «d Sr min* dr, St at** of Florida, df uc nlo il In a general w » y in a resolution adopted by thr Board **f County Com mission* ra, of So mini dr County, I* lor id a. "ii t hf hth day of April ! 9 19, and at d e s ­ cribed and «ci f o r t h in thr rail for an elec­ tion issued by thr Board of County Com­ missioner* of Hr-mi not*- County, Florida, on ihr Mh dav of April 1919. 'and. W M K it K AS. it lurthfr appearing in and t v -aid piiition that thr return* a* p p m * *• d b> the 11>•dr *1 of Counts <' «• m m-**i-in *-r* of <* ovinob- C o u n t v, Florida, »h.*H prima farir that a majority of thr 11u» iiCl*r|1 voters voting at said ruction votrd in favor of thr i**usnrr of thr *aV\ bonds, as aforrsaid. N i ' W T l l h K K K t M l K , in pur«u*anrr »tf an ord» f n tht* t'iUM maiic at.-I • nt* ** «i b\ fh* IL iiofah!** Jntm’i V. Firkin*. Judge of the Tth Judo a i ( trr * 1 our t of thr Mat** of i Anahtiral and Consulting C h rm b t Profrstdonal of Natural Hclcncr Lm rfl lu *. Ilolllrtt* Colfrgr. Florida K’r U a t r l aboratorjr of ItnHina Cnllrg** T. O. Charlrs Wln irr l*ark. Fla., No t. 5th, 191h Hanford. I l l , llrar Sir . I h a i r rompf**tit*l rarrful chrmlral anah*i% of thr* ‘-ample of » a t r r that you brought me early last week, annd have obtained the following result*: Mr Color H r i r ll o n Free 4 mi m'inti 00 carl*- ser Albuminoid Ammonia Clear NrU'.ral million Trarr t hlnrlne Total solids Hardness Nil rate a . .. 1.75 Oarti per million parts per rtVilliun 1,00 25.03 parts per million ______________ Trace The absence prarllratly of free and albuminoid ammonia In thlk water and its very small amount « f chlorine Indicate* it* e ir r ll e n t ubalily for hriu«ehold purposes. In addition to the good qua I) If char act eristics of mi per lor bnusrHold safer. It possrssr* special features of murh value, especially those of eireltrnt natural aeration and l.flVV degree of hardnrs*. t h e barlerlologlral analyala, resulting In an average total count. In four samples of the water, of 3 bacteria per rent,, and In finding no colon, or other harmful bacteria, fully run him Ha good quality indicated by the C l ! KM If 4L T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor T H E A T R E W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 16th URDAY - Mary Pickford and Harold Lockwood in “Hearts Adrift,” also a Big V Comedy. tfDAY --- Enid Bennett in “ P artners T hree,” also PatheNews. ISDAY — Ethel Clayton in ' . Two Part Comedy. WEDNESDAY—Charles Ray in “The Sheriff’s Son,” also Charles Chaplin in “Sunnyside,” also “The Perils of Thunder Mountain”, THURSDAY — N azim ova in “iEye For Eye,” also a Har­ old Lloyd Comedy. �I ■■ . \ - **• T- ~i- JEfc¥ ‘V”■* ,y t7 ft Wm JULY 11, 1919 : l-t ■VsEfT*x rr--* •• •S V ’ ' THE SANFODD HERALD WILL CALL AN ELECTION ON HOG LAW '. - 'U t PAGE THIRTEEN 1 ( Irrk'rTFcir' also Tax Cert. No 340 year*. For many years he wan con; CUILD TO SUIT HOUSEWIFE A Comparison. dated June 3rd, 1918 f o r- th e flat nected with the First Niitinnnl Bank One of the largest squares In Lon­ sum of $23.25 puls Clerk’s fees; also of this city nnd upon the orgnniza 'Designers Appreciate Importance of don, the open space called Lincoln's lax ( f-rt No dated June 3rd, tion of the Seminole Bank was made House Construction From the Inn fields, Is said to be tho snnte size 1‘J lh fur the tint sum of $35.00 plus cashier and vice president of th a t Standpoint of the Women. ns the base of the Great Pyramid nt t lerk’s fees. On motiun-of C. W. institutiqp which positions he still Gltqlt. Entzminger. 2nd b> E. H. Kilbee holds. Mr. Key has the confidence The average citizen, supported by and carried this Hoard recommends nnd esteem of a large circle of friends CV» tin- women of his household, la dt>Grateful Enjoyment to the, State Comptroller that he in this and adjoining counties who u. atidlitg Improved home liuildiirtr and Suffering Is not necessarily a bless­ By JACK LAWTON allow* the redemption of the above tender Mr. nnd Mrs. Key congratu­ ‘Id" will, of course, tnlliiencc all future ing In disguise. Sometimes It Is sim­ building operations. From now on property on the above basis. lations and best wishes for a Ipng -onsliiernllon of the housing queatiou ply an undisguised evil, an evil that The Tax Assessor, having present­ and happy life. (O sp rrlilu , l» l» . by f f « l m N ewspaper Colon.) -iu>: be primarily from the jioliit of we hnve no right tn ho caD'iDlf about COUNTY CO M M ISSIO N ER S AT ed his books showing the assessed Gerald Gordon was n "heart-breaker.** • lew of the housewife. Consequently, with us. Seif-deulal for Its own sako REGULAR MEETING i n s t r u c t valuation of property for examination RESEMBLES OLD LOG CABIN That D whnt ids own familiar friends •id>or-saving devices will be lucrcnfdng- Is only n foolish refusal of pleasures ■ with the lObjtnce w COUNTY ATTORNEY TO PRE- liy the Hoard in rnmojipnce good nuturcdly dubbed film. ty stressed. Landlords have learned that we might thankfully enjoy. Cour­ age and faith when trouble comes are requirements of SeetfSn PARE CALL; * tfm 23 of Chap* Remarkably , Pretty Bungalow^ Faih"No use for us to try to step In, that it cun he Just ns profitable lofoxvn no more our duty titan Is grateful en­ ter 55111! Laws of- Florida, and the loned From Concrete, the Mod­ Gerrv," they would say, "tin* girls can't v. wll-kept pmp,-r:les as It la to own Sanford. Fla.. July 7th,1919 Hoard of County Commissioners joyment of our blessings when the ern Building Material. see anyone else when you’re around. 1Lhipidutcd tenements, or vacant lots dnyk tiro bright H o n . Hoard *of County Commiii- laving given notice for 15 days by ■d wi t h r u b b i s h o r bill boards. And silently Gerald accepted the\ Hi'oners in and for SeminoleCounty pul»licnti American pioneers have handed statement; why attempt to deny what The United States Housing cnriHirncation in the Sanford Herald, Florida, met at. 10 o'clock A . . M . | a newspaper n,.ws|] tlot|, however, has not adopted any published at- Senford down an nfTectloiiate regard for log was patently trm-7 Present: Comr's: L. I*. Hagan, C. \V. in the county of Seminole, that the architecture, mill many n city dweller "I'll la* hanged If I, can see what I'toplmi building scheme. It 1ms aimEntzminger, 0 . P. Swope, and E. If. Board' would meet on this day as a would prefer n plain tog cabin to a makes you Irresistible to the r<-inliiln( fly recognized that the efficiency of die workman Is seriously depreciated Kilbce, with V. E. Douglass, Deputy Hoard of Equalizers for-the purpose modern ipntislon for bis country home. eye,". Tom cheerfully remarked. Clerk, ant) Roy Tillis Deputy She­ of hearing romplaints and receiving A builder In Yankton. S. D., has com­ "It uuiy tie the feminine mind to T be and his family must live In unbined both In n pretty and homelike which I appeal,” GtVry” modestly sug­ Fuuli|try dwellings.' It bus luvn proved riff, In' attendance. Absent L. A. testimony- as t o ' the value of any bungalow whose “logs" are made of Hint 'f he Is to work tn bis best cnUrumley, .property, real personal or mixed, as concrete. The loglike units are pre­ gested. "1 sure have a way with the jwcily he must be uot only well housed, wlmmln." isapppnnn Motion of 0 . P. Swope, 2nd by fixed by the County Tax Assessor cast separately, tint on top, bottom and "In t ’ltrtersvllle yufi'll be overwhelm­ Slit housed adequately and cntnfortnhly Inside, but with the outside surface of Taxes for assessment for the taxos TJ. H. Kilbce, and, carried, Mr. L. ing." Tom snld mournfully. "I won­ .vlthiu •vuMonalde distance from his P. Hagan, is elected Chairman Pro of the year A. t). 1918, the owners molded round mid with un imitation der why I brought you out, Just when workshop and at a rental ho will be T e m -u n til the return of Chairman anti agents of property who appeared I'll) having a budding affair of my ilde to pay. for that purpose were, allowed to Industrial housing is a comparativeown? Heretofore wo native mules L. A. Urumley. » make full and complete statements had thing* pretty much our mvn vvitr, >* new*- pnqMixItimi in America. *R is Minutes of—last regular meeting as tl the va.uation of the property but after my college acquaintance with in old one In England, and In liiaiiy and also call meetings of June 23, owned oc represented by them and you, I can see-1!mt tilings are going to waVs It has been adequately solved. 24 and 26th, were read and approved Fho problem there is now largely dealt happen to us." the Tax Assesor and the members of „ "Lead me un," Gerald boastfully In­ with from the woman's angle. Mr. J. E. Pace, et al., appeared the Hoard having fully dismissed vited. and Toni did. before the Board and presented, the statements nnd facts as present­ On the Losing Side. The first pretty girl tu whom the petition. In He Sanford Drainage ed decided to increase the valuation PoT'.’t he afraid of being on the las­ visitor was presented was Tom's cous­ District, for consideration by this upon the following described prop­ Defeat In a good cause Is in. In the course of events Tom's own ing *hle Hoard, and on motion of O. P. I erty. covering items of personal sw eel In-art followed, and after that tt.ftuiii-Iy heller than helping to win . • Swope, 2nd by E. H. Kilbce, and property as follows: sev eral choice charmers of village soci­ a victory for n cause in which, you do carried, said petition is referred' to A. F. Tanner, cable raised from ety. Easily and linllGfitrciilly Gerald nnt believe. Stand by your convic­ tions. One w|m surrenders them In Alty. J. J. Dickinson, $240100 to $640.00 . « In Jhla Pretty Bungalow the "Logs" conquered everything. The glri* seemed e/der to win Is really on the losing Mr. B. G. Smith, et al., citizens O. FI. Tanner, rattle raised f r o m Are Precast Concrete Units, Laid Up hut to-await Ids Invitations, refusing shle.—Girl’s Companion. of Oviedo, appeared before the Hoard $240.00 to $440.00. With Mortar, Like Any Masonry, attentions of former cavaliers In-the fear that they might not lie free to tie* id reference to opening new road and Stained Wood.Brown on the The ideal way to make It was ordered Itytbe Hoard that Two Ambitions, ecpi those of the dashing stranger. near Oviedo, as per plat tiled, and the foregoing names, description Outside to Look Natural. Some girls win* are very anxious to memoranda ntul carry infor­ "What the tlelli-e do yon talk about on motion of E. H. Kilbce, 2nd by of property and valuations lie pub­ !!*>• to he old get s u r p r i si ng l y Htthto keep :i g‘rt entertained for hour- at mation that you need freO. P. Swope, and Carried, Cortir lished in tile Sanford Herald, a nesw- har k finish. E n d s an- c a st with d o v e ­ a -trill ti - " Torn Jeeil-.hu qileslhmed. ■l»f of life, foil give a s l i n | e as lhey tail-, and luti-rlnek at tin- corm-rs. Orqucntly. Covers la st for l n - i e a d of s e t t i n g y o u r hea r t on Swope is authorized to have this paper published at Sanford, in the dluary m o r t a r Joints a r e ust-d, and t h e "It Isn't ti,v talk." lierald pleasantly get rivtm* to to* ei ghty or ninety, m a k e It years. Sheets can be obtained road opened with Convicts, when county of Seminole, for 1.5 days e xt er ior Is finished-t o a n a t u r a l effect explained 'they like the way I da rout u in h l' l vn t n get all von call out they are moved to his district and that daid list he proceeded by with a wood- br own s t nl n, p r e s e r v i n g r-y hal " anytime, ruled in six styles. <{ I’V— Tv e r t ha t p a s s e s Girl's ComHit! the cimqlieror's own Interest up Mr. B. F. Wheeler, ntul appeared a notice that tin- Hoard of County In f orm all t he e s t he t i c \ til hi - of the Bound in Tlandsome Dura­ i » on. before this board in reference to Commissioners would, at a meeting rustic model, but with t h e c l ea nl i ne s s pen red m he aroused for the first time, ble Black Morocco, with Red the new hog law for Seminole to b«* held on- tliu 4th day of Aug­ mid s a n i t a r y va l ue of t h e m o d e r n inn- as tin auto,^driven by a charming girl, Personally Conducted Tempest. Leather Index that enables jiiist i v e r a n d a where (hitwo rolled letlal P o p u l a r Mis-haiilcs Magazine. as passed by the last legislature, and ust A D I ft If*, at the Court House "I understand tlmt your recent friends -ut, you to find what you want intisk that ibis Hoard cull an election at HI o'clock A M hear front all " Mh o. " a s ke d (li-rahl e a ge r ly, “Is speech-aroused a storm of criticism." Proper Housing Means Much. stautly. at the earliest possible date, to sinli owners or agents as desire to "Yes," replied Senator Sorghum, I h a v e met h e r s e v­ In E n g la n d t he p r i n c i p a l or iginal t ha t lovely girl? determine whether <>r not hogs appear and enter complaint as to I nvestor s Iti a ' g a r d e n ci ty develop- er al times on t h e st r ee t . She' s a win­ complacently; "it sounded like some shall run at large in the County or valuations raised by the Hoard of list-lit lire not conei-riit-d solely wi t h ner. a n d she does n' t seelll t o m i l storm, didn't 1(7 I was behind the seehes supervising the sheet-lruti Ihan­ County Commissioners on the 7th t h e lluatielal profit o b t a i n a b l e f rom ss lili nny nf y ml." not. Phone 148 Sanford. Florida der and the artificial lightning my­ "Right, as usual. " Turn a g r e e d , "and day of lulv A l> Hill', when sit t he v e n t u r e T h e h a s t ' ,,f ini'oiae r e ­ Motion of O P. Swope, 2nd by self." E. H, Kilbce, and carried, Atty tint as a Hoard of Equalizers, and t u r n Is siltthient to r e m o v e any sus- tin a n s w e r Is t hat she won't mix. P r e f e r s to tear a r o u n d t he count ry In J. J . Dickinson, is mstriisled t o to hear any reason that may to- pti lori of >h n r tt y from t h e t r a n s a c t i o n , her splendid car, sfups al the hotel prepare the call (or election to lie. given why. the valuation as fixed w Idle It Is at the s a m e l i m e recognized with a s e ve r e old limit, an d t u r n s down by all t he i n v e s t o r s I nc l ud i n g in par t, held at the earliest possible date' by the Hoard on any real estate or t ’oincs of course, t hos e mj i ii uf ae l iirlng eon- all invites the g l i U - g h e h e r Mr Frank L. Miller, appeared persona! property should be changed. » e r a s wlih li ma y liave a c e r t a i n a m o u n t f rom a fine family In t he city, too N ew July Num bers o f before the Hoard in reference to i The Clerk of the Circuit Court, of selfish I nterest ln*tlie m a t t e r - t h a t they h a v e m u t u a l frit lid* here, the fencing of road leading to his i having prepared estimated of the t he con t en te d a nd mor e eltlelenl w or k­ " J u d g e l i n ke r' s w | fe I n t ro du c ed me property near Upsafa, and on mo­ revemte and receipts from sources men tints o Mnl ne d r e p r e s e n t n better Tn the girl, hut 1 did led seem to imikft tion of O. P. Swope, 2nd by E. If. other than from, taxes to be levied r e t u r n t h a n a f ew per r e n t a d d it i o na l n lilt. ' . Kilbce, and carried, this matter is reasonable to be expected from the on t he i r I nvest ment . F r o m a l a r g e r I’m going tn meet her right now," referred to Ccimr. Hagan, wit It pow­ first day of October A. I*. HI I!), point of view It Is al so a p p a r e n t t h a t Herald declaredTom studied the young man in white er to act. , to the TlUth day of September A. I>. t h e h e a l t h i e r g e n e r a t i o n s t h a t will r esult f r o m w o r k m e n liv lug u n d e r t he s e thin nets In-fore him Mr Henry Timber, a p p e a r e d b e ­ 1*120. the said estimates having l. eiter c o ndi ti ons me an g r e a t e r pow'vr ' t o n ’ll I., i he Jink v g u y . of course." fore t i n 1 Ho ar d I" a»k t h a t t i e a se-,- l o o n property \er*tied tinder oath w . . ilih ami ill e i, ie v t o . t h e .1gju, 11 i he saol ruefully And so It u f l - r w u r d llieltt on hi-. r a t t l e in K* Hi tn 'e wort* ordered spread upon the mln npp'll'.il lion. the Hoard auj! the original be l o w e r e d , a n d a f t e r d i sc us s i on ai.d I Ut l.lk, had met like." t h e girls re­ to tie tiled as a part" of the records mi motion of E. II. Kilbce, 2 n d by marked bitterly, and there was specu­ Pure Air. O. I*. Swope, and carried, Mr, Tan­ of the Hoard, and is in words and On every "mote that dances In a lation its to the ending of the affair. Every afternoon Miss Standlsh, front nspmnt ner's assessment is ordered reduced figures as follows: s'inbenm" there rides many a* disease i- n e rn l Fund germ. The ditsi particles sent Hying 1In* idly, awaited til tin- hotel door the fro hi $1200,Ofl to StiOn.oV in English nppearaoee of lierald Gordon. Then tie Occupational Licenses for the | v motor vehicles *T glists of wind Clerk was instructed t i hn 'v year 1919 • ?2mfn r iv so iliauy Infinitesimal uuiidhiises gcllier Hoy would whirl away in her Orsvrurc ij one of the few living n.ti.i.g out an oui n ride of r •te.-ittrliut c o r enough to git a*11the glory carrying loads of passengers who wish ...ft rolling ea r Receipts from the County l i . v.ad . I cor ’e- i.f (’e'er and In ttie ,-n |>iy iiietil of t he g a m e Herof (he world' i long of victory, the long Farm luim to la [an off la ......... w a r m nose, Heardall venue's. Id had been eons, 1,-nci less an d h a d thn uved Francs and civilization, clear ft.rout or lung w h e r e t h ey m a y mnltlTnx Redemptions 1Oiilt S'.iw Tom to ill iremcndum climax "for Vidjry Viol the sjlllie fields Irm- Ilf tfof i, a l l r . d a si rloiis si,|,.. Mr Hoban. appeared tiefori' the I nteresr on Daily Balances 200 | ,IV or Death. " Coupled with "Ttio TrOmn . ' r i p t r lh Ie of srei} Hull e s ca pe s r it. ,| a* h|s frli.-nd s tils ,*f moody ate Hoard in referenee to road leading .1 jieter," *l:o tung by Cia eure. sfi ar tt im. i o Iturned f rom a chi mney. from Geneva to liridge 'End. and Total $42110 A6I06-ILE0 , "Why mope?" Ina-ked gayly, "li T o the m a n ' wlm k n o w s ilfis milch ask that this road be put in shape | Fine A* Forfeiture Film! of science, dirty srt-eels, ami sooty- air not 'tin* fair lady already won? Elsg and at the request of Comr. Kilbbe, F i n e s i Co s t s c o l l ec t e d $2 a 0 0 nr< more tlungm-ou* tlmn all the tinir- why these dally trips along tin- river a committee composed of Comr’s 3fifi derijrs at large In the world. Hut to mad. the lung rides tip-steep country L. P. Hagan, O. P. Swope, and E. Tax Retlomptinjt the average person Mreet dtlst attij litlls?" II. Kilbee, were appointed to view smoke are nothing more than unsight­ ’h ’lie rble«,T' Gerry rejdled, "are all Total S!i80" this road, and report to the Hoard. ly and 'll*, agreeable object*!.— Engl-' rigid. Hut why yvon't Hut If Standlslt Roail & Hrid c Fund leering and Contracting. let tile visit her til the hotel—or come Motion of 0 . P. Swope, 2nd by Licenses A u t o s f u r Hire $ 21)0 with me to some of ym-.r confotitidisl C. W.Entzininger, and carried, clerk Tax Hcdemptitm loot) danees, or—" * is instructed to advertise for bids Mnurel Makes Marvelous SCOUTS IN FIRE DRILL. "The limit," Tom suggested, "nmv for the sale of Intert-al bearing War­ R ecord o f “T h e R o sary Total ' $1200 idijei't." rants, $6,5011.99 to be useil in Tick ■ {(’ontinued next weeki* Gerald's gloomy fiii'e brightened. “ Like astring of pearlt" indeed come Eradication work and $35,000.00 "If you love the girl," Tom hurst the divine notes of Mturel'l vivid voice to lie used to purchase and improve out, "why don't you tell her so?" in this tong that has touched a million Congregational ( hurrh the, new- court house. "1 will.” Gerald suddenly deelded, hearts'. So pur* and sweet aid limpid and crossed the street to wliero Ida are they that their sound would soothe ( ommunication front Mr. Geo. The usual morning services, Sun­ Ideal sat on the hotel veranda. a soul in torment. On the reverse of Randall in reference to condition of day School and church, will lie held Resolutely (he conqueror of feminine this record Maurcl sings "At Dawning.” roail lending to R and’s Siding was the theme for the latter being, "As hearts approached and dropped Into > A-2724—$1.00 read and on motion of O.. I*. 'Swope ye have Received So Walks" a chair lit tlx- girl's side. 2nd by C. W. Entzminger and cur­ Christian Endeavor at 7. Will he "1 have something to tell you,” Ger­ ried this matter is referred to Comr. followed by a Union service at 8:30, ald begun, "nnd I'm going to sny It llagan with power to net. now while I have tlm chance. In n four churches uniting, Rev. C. W. minute that old—your mint—\vlll be Mr. A. Vaughan, Tax Assessor White being the preacher for the StraccU ri Sirigs Sublim e . here, and while we nrc driving you here presented his tax hooks for the meeting. Love Song “C & N g r a to deliberately avoid giving me nil oppor­ year 1919 to he equalized by the tunity. Hoard of County Commissioners. ^ All the pain and passion whkh only Rice —Key ♦ ”1 love you, Ruth Htmidl-h: no man Mr. Forrest Lake, Mr. H. G. Smith Stracciari, at hit greatest, coaid convey, f ever loved woman iiiorej and I until The following wedding announce­ Smith and Mr. F. P. Forster ap­ are in this wonderful outpouring of you to be my wife,” love. This Neapoli'an song give* too. peared before the Board and ask ment will be interesting to Sanford Flushing, the girl sprang to her Stroccuri at bis mett inspired htig^jt.' that the asset me nta on the banks folks: feet. 49522—$LS0 of the county be lowered to con­ Mr. and Mrs. George H. Rice aq“Mr. Gordon!" she remonstrated, form with the assessments on other nounce the marriage of their daugh­ "why do you talk like thnf? I bnvQ ' . TW 14 M « CtJeiaiw V**mgiven you absolutely no 'encouragement property in t i e county. ter, Elsie Eloiae, to Mr. Arthur Ray­ l«« |idf iwlUf, U *44. «■ , •**, - * —none nt nil. Theije can lie no ques­ i t lin t I tyL *M *4 i * g i | * On motion of 0 . P. Swope. 2nd mond Key on Thursday, July 3r*l at C im ir , l» J l i t M t i i r t , tion of love beiwrcn us. ” At home after N falH ■!■($, ] llur*M*ul by C. W. Entzminger and carried Worcester, Mnxs. "No encouragement!". Gerrv cried ••n't fi, 1 ourt kn, | «.dLt.v the assessments on the (tanks are September 1st al 907 Park avenue, 4 h | I I 4 u t * tries is * t * , fiercely; "what of those rides In thn 9 !*• butt ihj 4 —aetrya *, Sanford. lowered as follows:rar—your car—you rolled nnd took Peoples Bank of Sanford, lowered The bride is known litre an with me yourself, and—" from $17,4(\0.00 to 114,860.00 her parents she formerly resided at "Dear me I" snld Miss Atnndlsh de­ Seminole Cbunty Bank lowered their- winter home nt Tangerine, Department Officials Everywhere Join murely. rtr did not think It necessary h k .v Y «i from $32,050.00 to $27,250.00 to explain that the obj/ct of-my Bt*y. In Teaching the Boya. Florida and it was here th at Mr. her* Is detnonstratlng In a smalt way First National Bank lowered from Key met'hiff while he whs living at machines from iuy brother’s business $40,000.00 to $34,000.00 th a t place and the wedding is but Har Reason. t concern In the city. He tins been Bank of Oveido lowered from the culmination of childhood's love Allstress—What, you leave today? abort of help alnce the whr, and Tve |10,b20,00 to $8,520.00. -after the boy and girl had grown to You only came yesterday. been most successful in aclllng. Didn't Mr. Joseph Henschen appeared rhanhood and womanhood’s estate. Maid—Yca'm. You’re th e thirteenth Tom tell you that ha has ordered ona -before t h e . Board and asked to be T h e groom is welt known in this mlstrrse I've had this year and you're of our carat I've also sold one tq • allowed tif redeem hia land In 8ee. p a rt of the state where he has re­ unlucky. Judge Barker. But ns foj sentiment, Mistress—Then why did you come? Mr. Gordon—" Gerald's Ideal vanished 4, Tp. 21 S. R- 29 E. as follows: sided since boyhood.. He is the son Maid—Well, -I had to have a ttdr- before the njocklng, laughtejr of the of Mr. and Mr. Arthur Key and has Cert. FULL LINE OF never mix seuti* lived in Hanford for the past fifteen wTbV05 aDd 1 U,0U,h*fr* ,et 0Ter flrl'a . . . dark . . . eyea—“I . A — — - Sentim ent and Business m ■ D O N ’T Write it on Your Cuff! Jot it Down in the M EM O B O O K . iJ m jfr HERALD PRINTING CO Records f/j .. *"i I n M S Sanford, Florida M M . I' * * *. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 11, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b6d5076d85f62aae3321e111ab5aac17.pdf 981007de59eb33e5db5ab2d09d0c4c7c PDF Text Text * •. . * * }—j f 1 / - v ; v T " <u ■_ f * r ^ -t-.f, m*- • TH E IK VOLUME X •« *• * ^ - (p • P W ll! • . * ■ . •• ' t ‘ • t • . •. ■ • . --. 31 *■« 1 TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N ~ • SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY 18. 1919 j . NUMBER 62 * SANFORD TOP MISTAKEN IDEA ABOUT' IN TICK WORK GOES $t.flo— FrrTYr-TrrDRow'TTa.. $69.96 i rm Mrs. L . C. Gibson, $25.00. Jos. Cluis in April-19!8, the Surgical II. Cowan, $12.80. AV. C. WllllariAork was ................... ............ transferred and r_____ placed son, $65.00. Hill Lumber Cb„ undo!* the direct Supervision of the $3.96. T. J. Miller L Son, $27.80. Chapter. From one room, the Sur­ Celet»’ Avenue Stere, $114.57. W. gical Dressings department acquired C. ' Williamson, $69.45, Robt. AA. frnr work-rooms and a stock room, Lord, $1.40. Hill Hardware--Co.',* if bee-hive of industry. In May 1918 a elnsa of thirty, in Lee Brothers; $41.00. U . S .] Paper l-TSurgical ^Dressing^ Was~ofganized (ty Mills, Inc., $1*1.00. E. A*.’ Douglass Mrs. A. E. Hill and twenty-four $6.50, The Antozone Chemical Co. graduated under the directions of $40.00. Tampa Tribune Pub. Co., Miss Byrd Blankenship from Sou­ $5.00. E. A. Douglass, $7.20. D.~ thern Divison Headquarters, and S H O W IN G THE S COPE OF P R E S ID E N T ROSE D E C I D E S S E M IN O L E COUNTY HAS NOT G. Stringfellow, $4.50. E. A. Doug­ SEMINOLE B O U N TY CHAPTER AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND from this nucleus of trained workers BEEN RELEASED III T CATTLE lass, $.700. Underwood Type­ FOU RTH OF JULY GAM E WAS MADE FIN E RECORD FOR WHAT IT MEANS TO THE grew many groups of efficient makers O W N E RS TO GET TOG El writer Co., $28.78. Herald T IE A G A IN S T O RL AN DO PAST YEAR IN ALL BRANCHES of Surgical Dressings. Howe'vef, Gen­ ON QUESTION. Printing Co. $43.70. Geo. Fox, $30. O T H E R G AM E S • Aviators from Arcadia dropped Complete report of Seminole eva Auxiliary (later Branchl adopted Woodruff and Watson $7.50. C. M. a, package of photographs of San­ With release from tick fever qua­ ns its specific department of work, Orlando will have to come down ty Chapter A. R. C. Berry $100.00. 'Bower & Roumilatt ford and vincinity for Mayor Davi­ rantine almost within reach ‘of this the m akin g'of Surgical Dressings, one game in its “ victory score" Activities cover, period from April $0.76. A. Vaughn, $506.04. D. E. son one day .tfiis tweek and-they Supervised by Mrs. Kndor Curlett as a result of the ruling of President county a few of the cattle owners .1917 to 1919 inclusive Hart, $85.00. A. A. Moran, $85.00. are now in the various store windows early in the organization of Seminole W. W. Rote of the State League, have expressed a desire to stop work D. II. Hooker. $85.00. R. B. Lynch You can see them in the. Herald The following report of Seminole ’V S * County Franch and continued with for Mr. Rose is of \he opinion flint and wait two or three yrnrs before $85.00. Jno. D. Jinkins, SO.lO.Flo* window and they are excellent birdsColinty Chapter, includes alt acti­ . great efficiency, to feature this work the runner in question had a per­ finishing the job. ridii Times-Union, $5.00. J. A. Har- ryo views of this city and one is an • vities of Branches“Und Mother Chap­ until there was no further demand fo fect right to come home on the wild During last ffionrii 18,091 cattle rojd, $1000.00. W. H. Treadwell, ter since the organization of Seminole orange grove near here. for Surgical Dressings. ‘hall to Orlando's catcher. were dipped, and very few Vif them $63.41. E. A. Douglass, $15.00. • , County Branch of the North Florida The Acre Service is now putting \Vhen “ Tracomn" the dreaded eye Mr. Rose this morning gnve out were found to be infested with cattle So. Boll Tel. Co. $29.06.Sothern "on a campaign for enlistments in Chapter, April 12, 1917 to April I disease made its appearance in Somi- the foil iwing statement for publi- ticks. If |he work should be discon­ Utilities Co., $32.29. E. E. Brady 1st. 1919. tinued at this time.the-county will $2.r0(). -Schelle Muinrs, $25.00. S. the Aerial photo service of the army , , . . . . nole County Public Schools in epi- ralixn. and this offers many inducements There are very few of the orgmal|)1|>mlc in Oetober-1917, a • \ r• *1* lose a lot -of niNify which will he Fv Doudney. $66.00.* It. C. Whitten n 111 nand ml nh nisnmh 9, % to the young man who would' like person! •officers chairmen "Referring to Sanford's protect of itecessary to. do the work .over at $6.95. E. c.* Douglass, $4.00. L-. “ Traroma Clinic" was held in San­ to take up this branch of the service. in office now but with few exceptions the game between Orlando and Snnsome future time and tiio cattle ow­ ford, with Dr. John McMullen, G. Stringfcll ( I W , $5.44. E. A . Dougthe present roll of the executive fxrd on the afternoon of* July 4th, I One of the views shows our bulk­ ner* will have to continue under lassi, $8.80. T. j'. Miller & Son, Government expert' and the local . Wilt l I II , Committee have . heid .office sir „ i , IU<” physicians in charge, the local. Bed beg to .advise 1 have sustained the quarantine with i«s limitations- of $32.50. L. A. Brumlcy,$13. 20. R. headed lake front and the many buil­ Oct. 1917. when.the Branch.became 1 J • Cross offered • its assisstance apd protest and rule that the game in markets and have to round up their B. Lynch. $6. 00. L. P. Hugan, dings in -this vincinity and others Seminole County Chapter A. It. C. show views of the business and re­ * - . . . under the direction of Mrs. Deane question was a tie and rtiust be* stock rcgu'urly every two weeks for $12.oo. f;. J L Killin'. $25.60. Q. sidence section of^the city. Faithful and-loyal service has been T (,r Vice-Chairman, the women played over on a date agreeable an entire season when systematii • C. AV. EntzI*. Swope, $29 .60. , -■ rendered by officers and members ^ c, „ . r rendered faithful to ' all. The views nre remarkable clear work should he put on again. niinger, $24.00. (). P. SNA ope. $8.60, alike from the beginning, while the| ^ as n(|r„.s jn „ H. making and most comprehensive showing " l base my ruling on the evidence S’ n nr.', -r bus lu .-n issued by any people of the country have been1 of bandages. submittcil of i lie understanding of H s S L Lb M l> * i * >>»>•» i - » * • * “ * «•lb,. • i| iritiei to stop the work ; ; " splendid in their co-operation. !. A 1 , 14.»••. Il..y S.owart .I.I..I l . Hy ovar the enemy l,.o .h « Again the local Chapter tut me to the ground rules bftw* n the two u..u it ' i nitim.i ji .mI instructions ! and take views that were brought Mrs. Deane Turner, is life only the rescue when Influenza became teams, which would entitle the man to the contrary are- given the in­ $ 10 . 0 0 . hack tn headquarters for the officers i>filter, holding the distinction of epidemic and under the efficient di­ in question to score. spectors ill i barge. Road & Bridge Fund j in charge who could then lay their serving continuously in office from rection and leadership i>( Mrs Henry •"Moscly was located on second After the meeting of cattlemen April 12, 1917 to date. •\Vm. Wood. $30 00. Allen All, plans for n dash at night on the Wight, relief commutes were or­ anil Chapman on third, when the In Orl:iqdn adjourned, the county man. $ 15.00. The.Texas Company,' strongholds of the Germans. Organizations and individuals in ganized and nurses and volunteers # , |Sunfofd batter hit u fly !•> the left commissioners of Orange county met $33.78. M M. Lord. $10.08. Hill In the Sanford views this e^ty giving distinctive aid to the Chapter enrolled ir, . «e..periilion with Gounty |(. ^ j r NI(>M.|V |,„ i,ale until and included $10.1100 in their budget Co.. $62.41. Mrs. J. I I . 1shows up well and the views nre iri various ways is tin1 Elks ( 11:b. 1anil City health authorities In man Lumber the .left lielder I'uught the ball. 1 he- for next year to finish up the work Vow ell and Speer, and Mr. Geo. j authorities, in many cases tinnncial Allen, $20.15. Hill Hardware Co..'greatly appreciated by tho people left-lielder tin ii throwing to home in that county. possible the views will be $50.89. So. Clay Mfg. Co.. $884.10. aid Fox who have given work-rooms in assistance was given the poorer .....in-an attempt to ratrh Chapman. inin hnlf tone cuts f«»r SnnThe State Live Mn*-k Sanitary K. A Douglass. $22 25 Fi A. Doug math u(|l| (.Xcellant service remit red the latt er ease, a suite af six rooms ^ The mo«t natural and proper play r.rw advertising booklet soon I M Wvun. $218.50.1ford' in the Pico Block. The Southern ili (he negro Mirtiims. Rev. f . Brew­ Board bus indicated u disire !«• lass, $1125 v.ax for Moielv to advance to tlprd L. to be printed. . work all of tin- Smith Florida <01111- Fred T. Williams. $41.60. F l (iiitics Co., water, ice and lighting er. colored, and bis faithful i n-worki n the throw to .home, which he The machine that brought the i....i 11,.0 ,,, 11 v, nr its otic unit, if the Woodrull, $7.50. Igou & lgou.S48.0 free of charge. Mrs. A M. Forrest i rs were in valuable among the ne­ •lid .iml * would have made, had • ............ . , S. E. Mathers. $4.00. Igou & Igou. views here flew very low over the the use of store rooms for rampaigns, groes. A registered trained nurse ('liapman been caught out. However. . • • it>‘ a..d attracted much attention ‘ The Boy Scouts for faithful and con­ . white was employed at the expense tl,«- throw -home was high and passed will cooperate and T * $1.004 85. V. Schmitz £: Son. us some thought the aviutora were $198 5d '* A Douglass. $7.50 __ ........... tinuous service. •,f the Chapter to make a survey of On , at. her and Mos.ly continued arrange,,;.,nts he mane . emm. . J. \ A r'lytit. $37.15. Black Hamtrying for a landing on tho bulk the negro settlements and uliib r The Woman's Club have been the I .me on the passed ball, therefore uouni> Will haveH decitUd • head. The have been Ill til x 1*11 t|ill x v • • ... 11» * • • • .aviators . . . . . . -•- who » mock Gartlen ( ’ «*. $19.95. most active and. h has a Red t Toss m-r direction the spread of the <li- he wus entitled to third on the throw tuge over ntio » u .. Peacock, $1.00.. J. b. Ditikel, $20.68 looking oyer the ground are tlcairous membership of nearly 100 per cent sense was kept under -control and in. and home on the pass hall, the cattle t.cks this year. Wight Grocery Co.. S172.65. E. A. thnt the city leave p. spaey on the uf its own members. Last hut by no practical uid given the colored peo- Umpire Baird ordured Mostly bark The present law is fully adeDoiig.jis, 1 B. Jones ii )uk<' front where a landing could he means Ieiat the Sanford '.Herald forlp|e of the ‘ town and vincinity. to think basin;- however, his deriuntl. rnrry on the work and pro­ Uro., $42.toJ. Woottrufl .1: AVatson, |mail' in case the machine was in . . . . • * * ^ .1 « « . .. 1.1. . M | An.All continuous and generous use. of its] • j n \prj| 1918. following the visit ...... Mostly having started to ,et.t , h#. teritory niter itis released n«»n on $12.50. J. C. Forti i . $11.80. Snn» trou1 and a forced landing was columns anti all-time co-operation, of» Mrs. < • v. Cluis, the Womans lirst, and had he known that Mosely fr,,ni quarantine, so it will be a big U. , \ .,rl * t 00 Win ..... :,r• f.irtl chart service of WMTs to «tnp in addition to individual would havi expense In.the cattl work was re-organized on the tolen second bail N , < la. olis,.‘ 31 0 0 ------------------------ — -------------.1ai ii !.- ,.0110 almrst the entire force u.i-tirding i " system issued by the Sent hern alio >v. <1 bun to mk ai t *»i*» ** -y l $ t . tto, 1. p Hagan, League of Nullons E. A ! 1 , h> groiiii'! \! i,hh.**t a y |>ivi»l<in a,.d *uh«« qiicnt r•—n11- | ’ • - In- ntoP r-taodnig \ me.titig ..f i at tb-nien from 16] $8.tMf. The L i d vs Ai d ar I f s * . p e *12 eo. E. II V 1ington, July 12— F. P. F'.osveil the wisdom "f this step rt.b-s Seulh Floriila counties lias been KilbtH-, 1 hoi ietii s of the -. ar.ot.r l.urchc* and C. A*. •Entz.mincer, ter, pre»id?nt of the F'int National During the period that the < liap. 1 the Sunday s. ',. i ; • 'u-«i -> of •rs In my opinion this ground r.il<* ,-alled (or July 21st in Orlando to $8.00: hunk of Sanford, E. A. Douglaxs, ler functioned us Ur as a Branch, uranin, only »■•■.> should be throughly understood by give representatives from nil of the I). Roberta,. Mr-.' Stella Artir-ft-c'.-rk of the court, and Rev. C. AV. Fine ir .Forfeiture Pund and Geneva became auxil- the two teams. In rase of pass balls proposed wor.ng territory an opp’orCb . and Mrs. B. F. AVhltner, ren|l*?rcd Chuluota White, pastor of the Mpthodlst Sehelle Maine.’, S50.00. . David church of Sanford, have written Sena Units for the lurpoae of mak- the runner is entitled to the base . for tunity to help in arranging the sysi-vk'ttable cssirtance. also the P -rf liaries; li--- ----------(( oniinti- on 1 ;tge i ‘J ) o-v-nn Club of t i e Baptist churdi ing uosputal garments wire Alta­ -vlii.-b In is going,, tor Fletcher a strong letter in be­ .. . anil one advance. *4.stint it* « ainpaign for next Vi'ur. monte, Longwood anil Ea:t Sanford. • S tin past Imll. provided n >' ‘‘an half of the leagqe of nations, which Ti e entile .iwners from this county • Branches and Auxiliaries make them The uinoire should n»- -to.old vet;. H m iglv urge ,t'o .attic Senator Fletcher has deemed of h u v o lm n me nark none "f the t hapgoverned h. G e pi ».' <•< ' f * be „w-i r« from other eounttes -nt/Tc-tnl ' ->.t,-h importance that he has preter giving splendid support in all •RhU-d it and aaked for considera­ itir.tier' ui the into ' * *• ll,r' “ ,*' |lU, on ti.s . am; a ge. a- it w II drives for funds and mrimhers. and mad tio n . „ protect tSi« .•nuiil} and us u devoting much time and labor to This letter is as follows: J * Recog­ "Tins rule is governed by the tia- |„t of expense and trouble that will the prodtiction of w o m a n s work ^ nising that there are but tnree tiimal rule as follows: Quoting from have to be borne if our advantagts There are seven. Branches in the. ■ Vt choices for our nation, either to re­ 'Continued on Page 6) . j are' throw n away at this tune. Mother Chapter and four colored j turn to the old world conditions auxiliaries with a total membership prevailing before the war, the war­ of fifteen hundred many of these making status; or, second, the ac­ howcvqr nre behind in their payment. ceptance of tome form of soviet or The Hranrhes are nearly 19Q per |Bolshevik regime, with democracy rj»nt paid tip to dnte with George­ swept — usid-: third, the adoption. MAS BEEN CALLED BACK TO »»».»n*.i-» — • or. .......... . town Auxiliary having only four T H E B A P T IS T CHURCH A N D ! of the leugue of nations, we, peo •V BRING RESULTS IN M ILLIO N n embers behind. . PREACHES AT T W O SERVICES pic of Sanford,* in patriotic mass . DOLLARS WORTH OF BUS­ • (Continued F'rom I^rt AVcek’s Herald) Supplies manufactured by the macting July 6, heartily commend INESS HANDLED HERE THIS ON SUNDAYyour efficient service and earnestly Charter: . PAST SEASON. After an absence of .twenty-one urge the throwing of your ex cry in­ Seminole County Road llond Fund spend a sum not to exceed $100.(1 Ilnxpital garments, 3.987. Knit­ It has been finally and satis­ Tax Redemption. ted articles, 1. 194, Donntimis of S^O.OO |on Chuluota and Geneva road. montllr, Dr. George Hyman will fluent* in hchnlf of the league,that linen, 864. Surgical Dressingr. 11. factorily demonstrated that fnrtners ,, , , .. . . oni, ,, . Motion of O. P. Swope, 2nd by agui^ beenme t)ie pastor of the First the United States, standing together Honda of J. II. Lee Jr.. n • • q . Flntzminger, and carried, Baptist Church of Sanford, having with other free nations, mny insure 686. Gun Covers. 150. Refugee can be organized and that they can Kennedy, to carry Fire Arms, were Clerk is instructed to advertise for accopted a unanimous and enthusi­ peace, promote just and humane ’ ‘- - m garments, 3,861. Total productions manipulate their business just as ^ corru ted iron pipo. astic call from this church. During international cooperation and help successfully for themselves as by approved and License ordered Uaued. *-«•n 21,663. „. Bids for work in Jessup Drainage this time he ha's served *n» Chaplain build thi» new world for which the using other agencies through which Receipts: General iund (includ­ . * District were opened and there Motion of C. W. Entzminger, .2nd i ing memberships, donations, cn- to ship and mnrket their products. being only one, and it not being j by O. P. Swope, and carried. County of the 326th Infantry, 82nd Division —ar was fought.**' In the pasti. there has been four .unhaving bceli commissioned en October tertainmenta, etc.), $8587.68. satisfactory, same was rejected b y ! Auditor is instructed to audit the succesaiul attempts at orgunizutit.tr 30, 1917, ttftTr.cd nt Camp Gordon, this Boarif, and Clerk was instructed 1books of the several County Officials Attended Assembly. 1st AVar Fund, $1724.12 in the Sanford section. Very naturally Atlanta, Ga. gnd sailc I from New to re-advertisc for bids at the next and report to this Board, Last Sunday evening a party of 2nd AVar Fund. $10,305.89 opposition was found in all these York April *29, 1918 oti.the Maure­ /neeting held August 4th Board of Public Instruction for tania. arrived H Fnglnr.t! J.Tuy Cth, ten young ‘ people from the Baptist ' Junior Red Cross, $348.35 attempts and it was from erroneous regular '^neeting church attended the assembly at De1919. J ___ •___ Total Receipts. $20,966.04. ____ • S.-mir.nli' County, tiled tiieir ..-tiplanning, mistaken mangemeht or Lir.d. They *had the pleasure of Jntzminger, 2nd matees of expendilures for the year, Junior Red Croaa. organized in similar pauses that these four at­ T^lThtmt of C. AA’ .-Flr ■eeii.g their punlor, George Hyman April 1918. Membership 1039. Pro­ tempts have proven . failures. One by O. P. Swope, and carried, Mr. ■with the BoarB, and ask that ti e and family. They attended thp B. Hagan, is authorized to have fence millago be lived as Therein stated, duction 248 pieces, c a m p supplies year ago however a few- men de* Y . 'P . U. service at the DeLand Bap­ moved hark and tiling taken up| Mr. Jno. D. Jinkins, Tax Collectided to begin and build a farmer's ant] hospital garments. Funds raised tist church, also the preaching ser­ $348.35. School auxilllarles-10. Adop­ organization, that would meet the nnd put in ahape, on Mr. ll. B« tor, presented his Annual Report vice. - • tion of orphan’ hy East Side Primary requirements, that would he finan­ Lewis, farm nt Rand's Siding, as covering Tax Assessment for 1918 Those attending were : Misses, and on Motion of 0. P. Swope, 2nd cially able to carry Itself and that will be necessary for opening new - School Auxiliary. jxyinie Laing, Clara Millen, Essie would be manned by represent a- roadway. liy C. AV. Entzminger, and carried Sources revenue, AVar Fund Whittle, Mamie Steele, Ruth Lot­ ----— -of ----. j l lives who could command the trade same was acrepted by this Board. Clcxk instructed to notify RuilDrives. Membership campaigns, do, t , . „ tern and western sing. Messrs. Herman Burko and Repqrta of the several County road and Telegraph Companies to nations, dances, plays, card parti a. >n u>e near Benny Steele and Mr. Kendall. Officials received, read and ordered markets. • have poles moved hack off County rummage sales, sale of • insignia, The Sanford Truck Growers. Inc., road on north side of track at Rand's filed. xnlvage and Red Cross Society L. C. Cameron of Detriot Mich* . a was organized May, one year ago. aiding,,--------------- ---------------- -— - — Warrants paid -during' the mohth Circus. is in the city to look after the pro­ REPORTS OF RED CROSS I *• — i l MAKE VIEWS: OF SANFORD ^rT CH APLAIN ORGANIZED GEO. HYMAN J EFFORTS OF FARM ERS CO. COMMISSIONERS MEET HOME AGAIN of June were ordered cancelled.' In December-1917—-an-Important j n July 1918 they were incorporated Motion of C. AV. Entzminger, 2nd The following bills aa audited by committee, the Surgical Dressings, un(jer tj,e |aws 0f the state of Flor- by 0. P. Swope, and carried, Engi­ the. Clerk, and approved' by this waa organized under the »uprrvi- j cap|tanze(i , t 60,000.00. neer Fred T. William*, ia instructed Board, were ordered pgit). \ to order one car of ahell to be used \ enured .he m .rk .lln . t . m . Galloway, Club President. Mr«. Geo. under adverse condition*. This coun­ Fernald waa appointed by the Club try was at war and due to the poor as Superviaor of the Surgical Dreas-1ieai0!J( jn fact a disastrous season, inga and ihe flret room tor the work .. ^ r the farmen a was furnUbed b y . tbe Club, Upon 01 ire 9 ’ „ . Kl information,secured from^Mr. C. A'. . ICon nu on p g in Comr'ii Dist. No.l, also one car of Cryatal River flock screenings to be used in Comr'e Dlat No.4. Motion of .0. P. Swope, 2nd by Q. W. Entzminger,'. and carried Crfmr. Kilbee, * ia authorised to General Fund ■ D. H. Hooker, $86.00. A. A. Moran, $86.00. E. A. Douglass, $125.00. Dr. J. T. Denton, $30.00. J. J. Dickinson, $60’.00. Frank Haf $60.00. H. C. DuBose, $$20.00j and in F'rance May 8th; trained with the British six months saw service in the Tout, Marbacke, Legney and Verdun aectors, and engaged in two major operations, the St. Mihiel offensive and Meuse-Argonne offen­ sive; i f all of theae operations the work of Chaplain flyman waa in the front line, ■t ■ . (Continued on page 12) " . -*«- perty interests of his brother, the late Frank Cameron of Silver Lake section. Mr. Cameron is alread^in love with the summer cli­ mate of Sanford and expects to bring hla Wife down here and make It hit future home. Mr. Cameron haa been Engaged IA automobile indus­ tries -In Detriot and this la his firat Itrip to Florida, * * ^ . . - II J W b r im W r. �* : 7*. P, * R » .* ’ '. • . • 1 ' • • ______ _____ _ ‘ I ____ I _________________ F in gross receipts about one million dollars worth of vegetables. E N G IN E COLLIDES W IT H FORD Colored Man Badly Hurt at French Avenue Crossing Yesterday James Williams, a colored man about twenty one years of age who drives n truck for a Goldsboro gro­ cery was knocked off the track at the French avenue crossing yester­ day afternoon by an A. C. L. en­ gine and Badly injured. He was dri­ ving a Ford car said to be his own car and while crossing the tracks was hit by the engine as it was back­ up the tracks. .He was- carried along some dis­ tance before the engine was ^topped and when picked up had his left leg mnngled, below t)ie knee his hend was tnJurHl~an<r“aIso Tils back nnd he was badly bruised all over. His car was a total wreck and that •he was not instantly % killed is a miracle. The injured_man was taken to Dr. Puleston’s office at once where STAR T H E A T R E W EDN ESDAY, JU LY lfitli he received medical attention and it Ib thought he will survive. It is leging th t tl.o melons were not up not known whether Williams saw to representation. .V antime they the engine and tried to cross ahead sold the melons, but Tozzi had to of it or whether he did not see it sue them for his m o n e y -anil won until too late. his case in court, N. Y. Produce * As thjs paper goes * to . pjess we Miss IlciincK Ran learn that Williams died fgom the N ew s. effects of his injuries. His death Enid Bennett,' who is fcnlured in i emphasizes two needs of Sanford at "Partners Three" the latest (Jhomas I Presbyterian" Church' oqce. That u of flagman at the French II. Ince-Pnrainount photoplay, which Last Sunday was communion day avenue crossing one of the most is being shown at the Star Monday, is a great lover of all dumb animals, at the church, and the pastor an- dungerous crossings in the city and nounced the names of 27 who have f-a - ,-jty hospital. With the hospital birds, etc. a!! save one. In the desert scene in this pic­ been received into the cliurch since where such a case fiiuld have reture she a as required to almost the April Communuion. This brings] coived immediate attention this mui s step upon a living rattlesnake, coiled many new families into the church. life might have been s>tvetl._ . . . . particularly and ready to strike. The story re­ One feature which quired that she become frightened causes us to praise God, is the fact Miss Spencer. First. Woman to Vole and run. "T h at is bne.ofJhe moat I that of these, 2.1 came on profes.f An interesting fart in eonneetion natural things I ever d<9l \ M before i «ion of faith. T h e S t i m l u y S e h m . l is h o l . l i n g *he m e e t in g o f th e M e t h o d is t the camera." gasped Mbs Hennett. I (Q u a rterly C on feren ce to n ig h t after taking the s<c*ie. well. f F r l t l a j is t h a t f o r t h e first t m p in th e T h e r e w i l l In oniy l hi i i m r i i u t g t history of Meth»dis|ti, women are il iiritu; -I il I\ (irea . I i m g sa-rvti The S h e riff's Son eligible to membership therein, and Next Sunday we unite in the union |.|n. pntit|^,| aj| |uy privileges on Charlie Chaplin /n'Sunryside” | k w .* *• AMUSEMENT l af] I \<X*x . 'v "< I Tfc■Tj. . » : r r■y \ . 3tfj^£ . . Iv>- ir-. ' I i■ i| | : I j | f j 4 ji || C h arles HUM. Kay cle ve re st " 1’ iL of tors v* hen th e h o m ely it foib les, and soul i/| \ i\ i\ 1*4 1 1 ■ • th at young guc t" in p o rtra y in g a part doe* the- not He a n il be- srre*rn is no t p ortray the to g ive flu* lie' at.cl rorogn izo p ttb lio tlir of w i t h e-arb n-luse-^ oo re (h o us sort r b u r a d e r t z a l loti lo r tin th e dues s ire d atltl q u irk and of Ray Mr heiw cvor, grow s, ac­ virturcs rtti'ti w r r u b e l b o w s •ertllt m i'll 'if** hero. lift*, tin young th e in n e r tlram ns o f lie ro llic k in g day com es human n a n ’s young u n tlo u h lt'd ly s c re e n 's a r e so o f t e n (lash in g, rt-nl is th e Ins ha* v n ltio to w ith v oboon of In* w ork III }rV| "T h e shown his at ih e Wednesday gives a us young from I'aramenint picture, oil," w (mil will he new S h e riff* In- M ar July one of man. m o l her Th eatre 1fit h, bis who a best ha s great Mr. next Ray creations, in h erited fear, . . . a . •a i i • ........... ¥ 11e hlltielreel '• I - ,|.li i| -th, i I I I lire ••( t.e .1r I .!-• s -t f .1 %e• (ii-eti at l,(, al, i x p e l i • pill oil . niiliei-u-r.-el l;.ed •o. fi 1-2:17 in * the city of Sanford, Seminole county. Florida, on th# 20th day of Augu.t. A » • 1019, for the purpoae'a f adapting b y - l l » » and completing the orgtniaatlon of the corporatlon aa hereinbefore provided for. and thereafter the annual meeting, of the atorkholder, ahall lie held on the aeeond Wed fleaday in July of each and every year. , .. , ... Artidc --------tlA rtlB e Yt; —— • j o , .o. Indebtedneaa or liability t o - which thla corporation ahall aui'*r ^ itaell ahall he twice the amount of It. rapital atock. Article 3|l. T h e name, and rraidenrv of the aubarribing incorporatora of thii corporation and the amount of rapital atock aubacrlhed by earh, are aa follow.: ' . . „ ................. .. „ , \ * ur ^ * nFJorlda. » aharea; \ ~ ti" .,** "• •Sanf," ,‘*. H*»rJda, . aharea; J. II. t owan, Sanford. H on da, 2 aharea; y. ltun,l[ r , ..S* P ,.“ r'.V Florida, J aha'ea: i' - ' V ’ o ' r’ *‘'rj|{ L*Vrl<l f ’ 7 * * ' r * Bogan, Sanford, Florida, - aharea. In Wltneaa Whereof, The auharrllilng In* corporator, of the corporation havij herrunlo auhacrlh-d their name.: e* • I, |,a J.* II.' Cowan S. Ituncr Green W. Smith Ii. Fi ll-gan A. Vaughan. Slate ol Florida County of S-min..l-. ... . i , . . III fur- rue. a irrulr - I l^rk- « -.'• ■••• f -uirt. **•.*.* •peranr4ll> a|ijM«n* all v appeared C A llett*. J. II. Io w a n . Snutb S Ituniri I ) -lloeao and (,ree-n w Sm ............ .................... smtin. P uunk., r. r. ,ii-.gan an i \ Vaughan who are well known to me to l»e the p-raema named in. ami who auliacnhed t h r l r n a m r a to th - foregoing arliel-a o l l n c o r . poralion, il(eu n l l*rf»»r« it., r ■ 11 on. •anti imi •**vrrall> wr r ■if > aarknnali •■* n » ie UK team , ie\ ,ind S»unfi ril it in lirein glii t.)n . f *M i llroiuirr* •• 11'.*' (Ml laraii* on Collateral N i u r i l ) t/ther *1» K« al f..Iatr l.ill. r* i All I bl n f |atari- .arid I •o r-1 t4r (*•» j r iv* rdraft« I,r* ' • 1 m in i Pin ) Grofnor* a grower of Hanford Flo ta,ive ,n New i c r k and other m ar-| who accused the firm of convening kpt* 4Kis season to p e r s o n a l look^| „ *3,000 due him. He says late in -M.y “ “ 1^ \)C of pack \\it hll* ** • •*.»•• •1*1*1. ( hi »4l 4 |i gtral ii». • ii.nii *i. in f »«..i*i I biila ai v ' at* Hood* f v c . dipping raltlr. I n r r.»**nt\ commissioner* frarrvr thr right t<* *« j* ct un\ and all td«!». lly or dr t of Hoard of County Cnmmi** •iom r* r1* \ |if 11 t.l \ lull Ll. \SS, \SS. Cl# rk f Hoard «• ■.rji (• 1 1 l».o Tl \ \ppliralton for i: 1ft* riglaa*. I » < I .el'rr* l*4lrni \.I > » \. r. ’ he* fb» •'»!*-■ r*l •• • J*To * ' I • i. rt . I ** • t • • h. *• *•• ^ . •i ft Tar d « n •v the f h* |'•» |'•( h tlav *t ,i v ••• ..f \ug»»« j «11 1 a* 6 al'>i et*«M Florida I ••r !♦■* l,.od • i I* l * »#-• |i. r* ti th* pr«pt *• d Chartif of tie 120 t u ( . im|a i II ft'iirmtor* Cnmp4fi\, I n»■■•rp*»rj»l« d, Vtux h l* *|'ul ''shtd lierefvilh b»l w tht« fh* JJ.u.’ 2 12 *«t Ii dak • f Inly 1*♦I V a gi I e 'l i - r a w ;t> * n Ajiearing I n tetu iin iei ;h e L in fn rd T e : m l i.'..e.ae • l lee I'.'.i ifec, M nr*, e un island S e v e r z l L a i . e m h l l i . i t i z e n s 41 m l nc- j Capital Stuck |*.M In tl.Vnrd.00 3.OOO.ltt» i'ickfurd, tin ■ n et lb I” ' 9 .1v 91' ta g ; * a *n ' i w a i o l o m - . 1* o f t h e S u n f n r d t r a m - n ,le-V-K.pvn. is seen to ss ,f i1een' n d iil eH .va rlagt in , , . r l a i n ,,(| ,|ll in ,. i K, „ at a r |..;r kT . - . - Poi.1* • , n.oi.vfxj 64HMHI .... . . Dlvtlanfl* r-i-alrt the newly reissued Puruuiount |)ie-1 dinner at ".«* H bllrnad Ri'.-eltiur- Ineliviaual P-po.|t**Subject A. < h—k ture "Hearts Adrrtl" wl,:«*h will be. 12 ,H46f •; am. The San.e.rd team seem....... ^ g S i «oi ; i displayed at the Star Theatre next eeptieinally .pleused :ii the hospital­ f 1 *2 1 ,0 ."*2.12 Tula Saturday. ity shewn tin ir leant and praised 1hi* story is a simple one. that j|u. splen id spirit s k p w n them ill State » r Florida. 1 # Cvounty uf Hrminolrft M* of n girl who is east upon nn-island their visit here. Lr.k« lamfcstar. t. T. I #. Lb-gxJ, ifi th l r f of the Jlovt*-S»mr and who leads a primitive exsis_____________________ Hank, hn S«drmti1y i v * « r that thr above • tatrmmt !• true to thr heel of my kmnvlnlgt»*nc/* until fate throws a man at ln*r ■nil belief. T K I V K G R O W E R S M E E TIN G feet. They love each otbej* ami de­ T l. I INtin. Ca.hirr Other ('arrref A11•—t ; spite tiie fact that the man already Election of Officers and It. C* Smith Sut *criU«l and awnrn tu B u s i n e s s of Imporlattre It. H Wholrr l*rf»*re m«- tht« >th. i!«y lias a wife,'they espouse ejuli other. ti. I'. | of Jure. I?•1 The girl becomes a metier and laThe annual meeting uf the SanDirrctort C* L W o L * Notary I'uUic ter when the man's wife apjiears on font Truck Growers, Inr., wns held the scene, the distracted waif leap* at tho court bquee last night and .NOTICE OF' I N C O I t i ' O K A T I O N with Iter child into an abyss. The the large crowtl present attested Neeticr la berrb) , i v - n that wr. th- under, aifnrcl intend t - apply tu tbr Heenurablr man and bis wife arc thus reunited, to the interest in which the farmers Sidney J. Catta, tteivrrnur *•( th- State* uf ----------------are taking in organization anti co- F'l-rlefa, nn the- l l l h day ed Au*.. A. . D. 1919, fur irttrra patent inreirpuratin* the • Produce Receivers Arrested operation This was the first annual Sanfurd Hulldin* and I ijipruvrm-nt C om ­ pany under tbr fuilniein* pt-pnard cbxrtei, New York. July .'1-N a t h a n Gold-• n?eeUn* of th‘* Truck Growers and the urixinal - f which la neiwr ein file In thr officr of th- S -ffr ta r y uf State-. timith nnd bis partner Rosenthal, of thp, stBtcment " f t,lcur ,0ndi“ on .C . A. licit. Goldsmith' & Rosenthal, were arrest- aml »,roRr« * niaiie during the seaJ. II. Cowan •• , S. Hunt— . •ed last week on a warrant issued by r " ‘ * a“ Ver/ Kral‘ L in« l '’ t! <* * iock" A. Vauchan Green Vv. Smith Judge' Donnelly, of the Supreme' holder* t0 ,hp present.' •* ■ E. E. Ilu*au, C*urt. on the complaint o{ -Jo.eph l t *WM dec,dcd to l,avp 1 1 ^presenArticle* elf Incarceration w afe enr Ike oaneacu Hanford -.--i'll . - v , v* e e * xeieeer. ue enrupjeiaii.n ituiidin* and impraarment Company ‘ ^ t o ' V b^d'y PP«\P, upon drr , nil by ortue^Pthe law. ,.i oie state ..f fie shipped them a carload of general rpRard' nR inspecting merchandise .whirl,, having been arrival and other matters. sold with commissions declucltld. The election of officers resulted *,,u,r 1 should have netted him $.1.603.20. >n *he retention of the former ffi- sani-m" nDridi'n* .n'.i impr.^rmen'/'cum* He says after re eatetllySwriling the ‘'ial» « ‘ th one exception. The ofil ers §;S^rd*"km'„Pi. c«Miy. AV.' *h*" b' “ firm he finally got a check fo *°r the year are as follows: . ' _ Atlld* II, _______ *663.25. He came here tonee about.. President, Rex Packard, Vice PrcT ?'' *r,nri»' of ,h<; *° l*e .. •« '.. _ __, , , . . ronducted by this corporation ^»h»ll be «o it with tho result named. They sident, George Cn^rnberlain, Direc- ! buy, own. •efi and convey real »«utr. and io gave bail for $500 each. tors. R. L. Grier. J. D. Hood. H. B. i f e r n Ao'bo'rL”; ^nay'’ Last summer Rosenthal It Bro„ Lewis.•John Bolly, J Couch. H. 0. who are now in the Goldsmith &• DieUricb, ■ J. r.t Hickson, Chas. obligation thrrafor; to mik- xtlvancra and Inanx uf money; to lexxr rail extxta ax land­ Rosenthal firm, bought seven cars Tyler, C: K. Lucas, lord.; lo buy and xeit, tu arejuirr, own and hold’ all p-raonal property nereaaary to adof 'watermelons from Jnmes T o z z i1 The Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., vantxfruualy condurt and Iran.art any bualand paid fop them by check. They has tnade a .wonderful record f o r ' netx " ” * that tide rorparatlon le autharixod to carry ofl, and to do all euch other and furstopped payment on the check, a!-*the first season's buijness handling ther'thln'n’ aa maf"be erV^aar'y ind'eipedi. « - Vt TV V a. .. JULY n . .,919 roncern that Locale Cramer, aa Ggardlae • I). D. Caldwell rnt to be done tor the l u m i i l i l l tran.artion Wraley J. Cramer, an Intane peraon wfu ** . Laura P. Caldwell of the bualnraa ot ihlx corporation: and to the n th day of Auauat. A. fi. id 's B1 "W----- . Mary 11. Ilutherford have, e ir r e ite and* enjoy all the >i(hU, powers eld rnlJJt-aorp® '*- r i f A l l T C n O F T l l k CA*I.rVWKLL F U R N ­ t6 the Honorable K. F. llouihublJ, V.Uply nd p rivllr fra In Inrfd liana u _ .liiina uraanla— <i xntl“ i*xtttin* finder the law. I T U R E C O M P A N Y I N CO It P o l l A T M ) . Judge In and for e»ld County, at hi.' Sanford In aald County, at 10 o'clock * i.* ot the State ol^Florida. Wr, ih«» undrrtlcnrri, do hrr#by or aa aoon thereafter a. the matte. , ' . • * * Article III. n purpoir mi of -beromlnf In- . heard, for authority to aril. ,i - uuin. teilfven, i(or or (hr hi . ,mi|i.i.r • » — The amount ot the rapital atorh of Ihla Corporated udder the law* of the State ol private aalr, all, the Intrrral of the ,,, cf rorporatiun (hall In- Ten Thousand Dollar^ Florida, to tranaaet for profit the bualneaa J,, J. Cramer, in the f o lb ,»inr . j . 110,000 0 0 1. to I-, divided into one hundred below art forth and » . do adopt the Jol- real ratal?, in "aald County, to-wit.’ *s'otk* (|U0) aharea o| the par value ot One Hundred lowing aa the charter ol the propoaed ror- • writ quarter of Southraat quart.. e . 2 ,k' llollara (IIU0.0O) each, to be paid tor with poratlon. . lio n thlrly-one in Townahlp Twentv . lawful money ot the United Slate* All or Article tllrle One of Range T h i r t y Kaxt, with the folluwinr any Portion ot the aa!d rapital atork may lie T h e name ol the corporation * . a l l be Cald- 1 eepllona lo-wU: Heglnnlng at S. " w T 'J L l I : I payable In. or laaued or uard for, or In the well Furniture Company. In rorroraU d, and «»{ »\\ » o* HrctIon SI aforrtaid, tfc * [ ; purrhaae of property, labor or aervlcea, at a ll« pcinrlpiil plarr of bu»inr«t tb iil b r . ’ Ban- N o r t h /}•? ! ^ou*^ 21 o fr#. I |u>l valuation thereof to be determined by ford. Florida, and lh»* lloird of I H r r r t o n . ' rTt* ***.**)• J*nd rt»nv*■>,,! . the board of director!. may r a t i b l ^ h other plarr* of l»utirr*« with* J- J . Jonra by drrd dated Nov. Article IV. in and without the .State of Florida. hied Jan 12. IftH4« recorded in lt«H>ti i J Article TWO conveyance., page 146 n O r . „ f e Co.. ^ Th!» corporation ahall continue and hate lull power to rarrriae lie corporate ri Kht ■ T he general natur. of the t.u.fnea. to be f o f n ™ o l ' V " ^ . 1 of u'/sMtl’ 1' and Iranrhiare for a period ol ninety-nine yrara from arid alter the commencement of tran.arted and conducted by .aid corporation , , , (orr„ | a . runn|*n f t h e n c e ■>^TiUea .hall tie aa foll ow! to wit: t Nor|h 4 M .4 f „ ti K t i l f„ , Swalath /,*?*• lit corporate rxiatence. T o engage In and. -----carry ---------------on a general mer- feet, feet, being beinft the property conveyed by p ' V rn------------.-------.1 merArticle V. chandler bualnraa: to buy, aril and deal ‘ ’ In ■•etrla ■ and wife l.oulaa to Stephen L ii . . J w a . . t » .. J J.l I e. T he bualnraa u( thla corporation ahall l e all klnda of furniture ami id iSaturea. hardware |,y deedI dated N ov . nu 2H. lI eRdf, flint Uii lUSQ ' conducted by the following ollleere: A prrai- and arrraaorlea, mualral Inatrumenta rtr^, to | iMSt, recorded In llook 22. page e* **• dent, vice prcaldrnl, trraaurrr, aerretary, engage in and earry on a general furniture. Alan beginning at a point «« 0 fn-t elected b y, the board of dlrrctora, and a and haevla^are bualnraa ami to nu> «rn ami ol !the soutneaat rorner «• of» ihthe south,':1 Southe "; " and ' board ol dirrrtora ot not Iroa than three nor deal In every kind of •material, ware nuartrr of the Southfact quarter of more than aevrn, dlrrctora. who ahall lie atork- merchandlae that may he nrrraaary or o l - thl.lv-one, townahlii twenty :;,iUih .,f 11, , hoMcrx In aaid corporation, to be elected by the prdirnt to carry borrow thence \V..t . on aald bualnraa: to m -----■ Thirty 1J raat, a... .m- runring Hill Ml* »V*«I ( 1s • torkholdrra annually. The oilier of aerretary money and to a -euro the payment of theni'!^_riarUi.-£lU-feet*, t t i r n . ^ t ? 2fl_ , and treasurer may be held by tlieaame prreon. ni^y ^mortyage^ _ [iccdi. .b ond, and other oh* *12(1 feel, tl.cnce Shuth 210 f . r ( tll Until after the firjl annual i n u x l i » * - » f - t h e lflltrdffe "Iherefor: to buy and aell real rela te n? he-lfinlng. " *'•' f**r* atnrkhntflera ^im;nT Tm i*idcd *or« * ni* un,*( and lo im prove the aame: to do all aurh ami ■ Which application will In haanl upon ih. their aurceaaora are elected and oualltled, the other and further thing, aa n i v , he nrce— ptUllu.i fur aale now on file ir >ahi C' o.t. * oITtcere of thla corporation ahall be: aary and eapedlent to he done foF the a u r - , Dated July 10th, A. I). |9 |!t, eraaful traiaaotlon uf the bualneaa o f thla j . • . L o u ie Cram. r. .C. A. Iletta, 1’ rraldtnt; corporation, and to have, rarrriae and en- I J. If. Cowan, Vice Prealdent; and Guardian joy all right*, power, end privilege. Incidental j Cl-Stc S. Itunke, Secretary and Trrxaurt-r. T he Hoard of Dire rtara ahall be: A ‘to' rorporetione organix.d and n U tln g under i Vaughan. Oreen W. Smith. K. K. Ilo g .n , }>> 'iM u e of th- law.- of the State of C. A. Iletta and J. II. C o w a n . ---| Horf .... . T. . I Notice * f ApaHeallon for Tax Deed T h * Ural or organliktlon meeting of the J _ . ^ A » tlf l* Three J N.clUn * • / 1 haptrr *8*s, L w , ,»f f |U lU . llerUa. • M i.li i . ♦ i. f ' rtda I*»r •h. • Inin aarructa Iteporl' uf l Ii a- * onililion of I he Hank I*•*r•)>«»• . • ....... | • ih* ao • «i » * ••( v ia *' I t -and 4 l o llitr of lliiedie. at Itiieilii. m I he- Mate I* • 1, i r. .oil iat* |ti |.«r* in ruti If • rn .»n* to ratr 11»r•• war*, and ♦•• arint; lKtera*at a!r the . . --ol I lontla. al the I lose of Busi­ ol p. r tir*. pro*«• «1* t . he u»*d to »!*fras eaprna*« «*f IrulIrlinK dipping vata ami ness, June 10. 1'JIU * M \If \ I’ D M f 'R I ) II Vs IT M ROI L e e- Ilf llg*' a|aaXX•l i Ii- ' 1%. Id \ >illif«* ril l*“ ,»h"is H'upr Furrutu • *i I bp* front I * •«tr|Mir**T«-d I ■ IN ' a( I VI. I s VDItHT . ..gl.t I.. *1 . |S to *\\ |r h. . W- and 1»* *4* - 1 If •» l • ' 4 ». on hand j n 1! 1*' .H rt hat mu g * .eir V • a - 1a w ,i i ' *' *' |'i|i.».it.a.- r.uarantv lord Mutual Fir* |o*urar •• 1und P e iw e lfu l .mil 1>r .i itt.ilir I'hoto t« 1Ill'll Liil.l -lit:. '1 v!*ir m *• • ■• |** Five Thou.and Dollare. to purchaw-r of T ax Certificate No. t l t . , d . t , * u ° " n ,,un,,r: d ,?h* 7 ? . £ , h * 4,h A. D. 1917, ha. Slid ‘ 'I « * f * aald certlllcate In my ofllce and ha* made * • mt*J ° f If1!* corporation may be • plication for tax deed to iaaue In aeeurdar« , £.**' ,n* •**U* <1 ur u , r , i f " r ,hr Purehaa-| w||j, |»w. Said rertlfleata embracet the f0|. “ { PJ'“ P*^r, Y* r , »* or peraonal or for the p a ) - ; j owj ng drtcribrd property altuatrd |n Seal P ? '* 1 {"I •■|,°ur or aervlcea at a juat valua- note reunty. Florida, lo-w lt:. N E '* uf SUD/ I , ' onnl, h ' r1," ,f determined. by the board ,,f S W ' , of See. 27. T p . 21 8. R 30 § i t r U ^rcu ifi. * * irrrf. . -, *• i • •• AMlrlr Four '' t l - .aald . i .i iland . n,i being i , j n, _______ . Aellcle Four •• I The aaaraaed■ at th, d.t, l_l . Thla corporation ahall eodtlnue and have |the Pauanee of aui-h rerllfleate in th- ran. f ul| n„w, r to exereite it. corporate right, of Minnie L. MeCallum. Unlra. r„ , n,| franeMaea for a period of Nltirty Nine tlflcate epall be rrdeemrd according to l. v l 1991 yrara fr<jm and afler It. corporate. ea- tax deed will Iaaue threenn on Ihe lath d>» I i.tenee begin.: unlea. aooner iliaaolved by of Auguat, A. D. .1919. th- atork hold. r«, or arrordiug to law. j Wltnrai my nfllrlal signature and w .l ik|, kellrle Flae i , *1P , 0 , *’ ‘**y °* A. I). 1919 _k ■ i , ... .. . ,, , la-all K. A. DOUCI. (SS T .h . l! * !,nM! L, , f , ' o i' f 0 , P'*r* ,l,,n * h» M '*• f l e r k fl r c u l l Court Seminole County n . conducted by the 'nllowing ottle-r* via. , i . v %* I* tilS' ^ I’ rraident, a, V i - —President, a Serretary fll.J tr " * , II.C. , n,j , Tr-aaurer. and a Hoard of Director*. ' • «-on,j.g „ f n„| |rt, than Four ami not ----------------------------------------------------------------- — mor, , hin Seven Sturkholdere. and aurh , N o llr e o f . Appllrallon for Tax Herd I .d.r •ubordlnat- olllrrra and agrnta aa the rorHecllon S ur Chapter 4R8*. I.aw* . Lana of Florida | Notire hereby clven that llurman "S' I poratlon may authoriir. authorixe. The Ofllrea of SecNotice la la hereby ^jvrn that 8 • rrlary and Trraaurer may he tilled hy Ihe Dodd purrhaaer of T aa Certiflratr No D22 T h e Hoard uf Dirrrtora and aatne peraon. . ... dated the 2nd day of June A. D. 1902, haa all other ortl— ra to b- choarn by th- atork fllrd aald crrliflcale in my office and haa mad* holder., ahall be rhoaen annually Jiy the application for taa ilrfrl to iaaue In accord­ atorkholdera. at th eir-annual meeting . to lie ance with law. Said rerllfleate embrace, tte held on th - F'irat Monday In January of following drarrlhrd property ailualed •itualrd lo_ each year, beginning with the yrgr 1920. Si mmol- county, F'lorl ' Ida to wit -N I s of ; T hr '•'•••''l-nt and other nfllrer. .hall he , S K , SK'k ' l l - . . W 10 Al Sec Zt. f i i a n n u a l l y by the director, nr by the 2| s* „ 30 j A |,„ T „ rerllflr.le " M r” " the b y-l .wa may direct. o, N „ )M7> , hp 2ni, Jun * '» I). j rrqulfr. 1 hr oflirrr* to hr choarn hy the • . . .fullnwinr . * *fr«rrih#i| '*rd* ‘”p , mvrrlnie thr j » ' a me-llng to be held on the a»me mr I..-V I \\ l » A of S' I S A uf HI , <} \k I il 4 y 'wn<J immediately att-r Ih- annual me ; 1o( See 2fl.. 1T p 21 S. It jn j; , * .3 m , l „e .stui Slt.rkhuldrra Hoard «u lit 1 llim i (•• Riiuiui’f ■. The m r iioaru ,4 r,.r t„ r, until othrrwlar provided h> t h e ' , Th.r 'P ' * n< aaaraaed at ih. date , ,, rr , , * [ videii py m e , j i . . Uanrr of aurh rrrtlflcart in the ai ,,, i t „ L nil. certi-rate n n - e . . . , , i ,i ,, . l oocanroel r h i i o ldi, ra ,a ahall eonaiat ol l-eiur Four mrmleera member. _____ Unlea. .aid T br r.,ll,.w,„K .hall he eefllrera of th- rorp.o ^ 1^ eede-m-d ieeordlne t . . . ,,n,,n until thoae- el-rt-d af t ' - -I— tlon 1 reele-m-d arrerrellng to l e » ta> »!»♦«! a a. a UB,n i .i . i will iwur thrrron on .th*....... ................o h. iI lth*iU> . - i \urc*f . 1 ahall n havr i|uallh««l. namely * ' 4 ,, .uiu . ,. « A • * * •91 * * , . S ? , . IF A. Cald*# 11 L. W. Cfttd * %II S. A. I r * i n . . n a l U app* a* • d • •1 > \ !*»,i < a,' l « i p !• S M Caldm.lt . I M log.I |i I' aidabidt, l . aur a I* arid •eal K 4 I Mil til 4 ' 1 i* r*k « trruH » ourt. Snrin tli 4 ->i»» • hi *fr lly \ V. ItoucU*- I • Mar ft Hut ht fl>>r I to rn« lo the perliin* rlracrtlod ___________________________________________________________ «-\*<'ut«d the (i.frfoinK articUa Incorporation of the C a i d * r l l Furniture Nol i r r of appllrallon for Ta% llrrd I ml c f Srrtlon s u f t hapirr ISR*. I.aw. of Flarlfa. C«*mpany, Inr... and (hrV . arvirally. arknow* Iridt-U to nnd lirfer.* mi*, that they N otic e la hir-by elIvcn that l.xar _ lllxckthe name f o r thr puM»o*r« therrln rtprraand. ab-r. purchxa-r o( a x CFrtificxt- S'- tl * . of T Tx anti that they. werr thr aamr .prraona named . elate it th- Sth ilxv of June* A. D. 1911. hi. thrrrin a* P A. Caldwell, I*. W. (ialtlmrll, " fl e d raid certiflratr In my office *n-l |H. A. I r * i n . I). IF t aldwrll, l.aura I*, ( ’ old* made application for ta * rlrrtl It* i*, u* ia . ^ ‘ l' and Mary II Ilutherford »r* i»n! j * re v ilh la*» Satd c ' f ' fi ~~ r fn Witne.a Whrreof. I 'h a v e hereunto .1 I trace* the folliiatng drarrlhrd :»r»p » Oik hand Mild offset al «eal *r Sanford. Sr tni tia! iu Semin le C »«nt . I I «rt U nub t ouf»i \, ft'iwrtda. thio th* 10th *ta> of { If# .% II. K le h in U 't rt \*l'i Juf v \ l» I'M » id «• the property *»f L 1 ySpi* I T llryan \U.a T a t f 'rrttfie* «t« No 'V'» »• ' . N <•r 4r . I'ub'ii *»d i l m \ -f J u L I » I' M*; - k* ni 1 ' V. M | I * fTitTi M • ,1 • ft! **I 1 e* a-d* \ t 4 t * V- ...I'u I c* 1 \ h H •*. r. • d •• “ v 4 •• ...' a» »»*• tiat# I '■*»• uiarc* \t•■•*,* \ ..f nil I, r* Militate lo ihe fiaffi* "I * n» 1 tie 1'ti'M# •■;*| rtrlfftcale s!t.i|l It'* r* t • 'n* * $.rr> r ti ing to law t v i •!•• «l (•ill • f hi* ' 11ft* d j ) Au'.v:*! \ I* I *1 WllltrM niv *i*fir-.pt «lrnat •r• ■» d •• ,h,, I n t u u f t ••( I i i u n l i J u d g e . S l « i r uf H o n d a . l i e .>*vh *l») eif July A. D. 1919. I n M F o l a t e uf % I ...all F:. A. IMrtNJLVsS W * •!#•>■ J. Cramrr, an in«ant/ perron Clerk Circuit Ceetirt S-r r ln -l- CeeJnly. ' ‘V Seminole County. fii-Jtc * Hy V.. E . Deiutlx-’ . Su tler ii h* r# by given (o all vfhom it r ay ' t. II Iftd i hi Continuous Dertiand for Fruit » ~ ** . , * • #v Helps to Keep Up the Prices a * S ta b ility o f ile m n n d p ric e s s a tis fa c to ry C irr u s E x c h a n g e p u b lic to m a k e fo r to is any th e p ro d u ct p rod u cer. c o n s ta n tly c o n tin u o u s 0 is a F o r w o rk in g b ip fa c to r th is to in reason ed u ca te u se o f g ra p e fru it a n d s e llin g it th e th e at F lo rid a c o n s u m in g oran ges. . All the advertiking of the Florida Citrus Exchange stresses the food and health values of citrus fruits. » T h e literature of the Exchange and its demonstration work feature the many uses of grapefruit and. oranges * in tho household. # • • This educatjnnal campaign is causing a seven-<lays-a-week use of Sealdswect fruits which helps a great deal in securing good prices for them. ToFa the Florida C ltru i Exchange and market your truk under the Sealdiw eet trade-mark. F o r full*de> tafia call on, write to, vxirc or *ph otx _ A ; , ‘ , , U r r h , » n n q u u l f t m l i t i g w i t h I h e malt* m e . . ,,,r ,hr .................... ,h" D. Caldwell; i i h - 10th elay of July A. D. 1919. .. .uni purpose* therein mcntlonril. night ( U W h i t e will I Treaaurtr, L. W. Caldwell. Hoard of Dir— •rail f: A IWICC.I vshers. Mure- than lilt* rfquircd thrt*e, . . . In Wltneaa Whereof, I havr hereto , v « " I * tor.: D V. Caldwell. S A Irwin, D II Clerk Circuit Court Semimdr C»»uht> Ha a e l i ai auif ufTirtal* ••Nil of nlUn* at San f.r,d. lee | \y ('(lelwell fourths of all, tlif Annual confe reire hand fly V. t. HuUfla** HC i .............................. . . . __ ___ fit r n u n t y uf >• mi o u t r a mi t h r .Stair 6! -Mr S t i n t l q y S e h o t i l at lft:.10 A . M . Vrllrfc Sit have veite-el to give' them this right; F l o r i d a , on ( hi e t i n Tt h dav of Jul>. A d ‘ I The h i^ liii t amount of rtlnr«« or I •*I !• ami ih- Bishojm have1 officially pro•eah »: a . i » o r t ; t . A S S . liat»ilit> to mhtrh the rorporatlon ran at N o lir r uf appllrallon for T a i Herd I ndrv tit Itr Clerk Cirruit t'ourt. any; tim e .o b je c t Itself ahall be Ten Theiua- I Srrtlon * of Chapter (RRR. La « f Florid* ilaimt-rt tin- fad . R e d t row * l l r l e f s . a n d e| I I I . 1100.00 1 l l o l l a r a . N’ nlirr ft hrrrify f l v r n that (i T I I r l l r l r S earn S em in o le C o u n ty C h a p t e r is o n purchaser of Tax f'lTtlfir^i** No lo|* IjHr.l I t so b n p p o n s t h a t M i s s C a r o l y n n o t ic f : m h i i»s The name, and rraielnnera of t h/- .ob* thr I fh da\ «»f Juno K IF IH1*! *«id r#rt j„. ||,,|,,,r H u ll f o r th e C h a p t e r S p e n r o r , I’ Frsitionl o f I bo E jiw o r h l T h r II hamI *•( Ctiunty C»)mri»i«*l«»nrf • in tiflratr i m l d i m th«» f«dlo«in*r <!• u n M ^1,.,! aerike fa an el thenumber of aharea taken by ur.d f*»r 6rittinwlr ( <tun(> » ill r r r o w • r » l i i l . ... I'r^ptr l) •itiijit***l in _S«*rr»i»»••(♦* < ur.t>, H i s t o r y , a c o p y o f w h i c h is o n file League*,' l i f i - o m e * o \ - o l l l e 'l o a m e m b e r bed. Inr tin fiurchaai id ceerrugate-d iron cul 1 *.*'. ** , ... . _ .. .e p„i. a. th. ir r. gul.r m. - t , „ g « - hr h.Jd ' ' ‘ « Cl S.n|.;rd F l..rb, a T w .. Share. V'lorida t«*-ikit W N of N W j id ' F , cf .. N a t i o n a l Heiiu<|uarD*rs at W' h s I i - u f Ihe* t / u a r t e r l y C o i i f e r e n e e un*l has S W , and F. »-l of N »4 of S K ‘ , ..f SU , r| r, M ,.m ill). Vugu.t Ob. 1919 1 " < •talmrll. Sinfe.rd. F la . T w — ty.Fe.ur S*r 4. T p 21 S It 20 K , th. »«ol land t .»»»> an«l ’ * a * f»* , .. . . ... ... * i i i g t u n a n d a n o t h e r '>*;•> *>n fib* at tin* i l i s l i n r t l o o o f b e i n g t h e first l a d y al|M•-dril ri*»» r\» • (hr right (•» hrinK n«u *t >1 at thr datr of thr iMiuntr «f 7 j S N Ir'vlrw Sanfonl. H a . Flv r Shar*^ 1» l» Caldm.ll, Sanford. Fla . Si* Sharr* •»!»*»« rrrtiArat* In thr name ..f I *r.Wr-••« n. tin* S o u t h e r n D iv is io n m A t l a n t a | of* t h e S a n f o r d K. A. lm|*r,|.\SS. Cl* rk. N ^ethodist C h tlrrh I aur 4 I* C t l d u . l l Sanford. F l a . F ” u r t * « n i ' ANo Tav CVrtiftratr N*» *iv: ••I lie Shana 2nd day Junr IF 1902. aald rrrn!Hatrt H o m e s e r v i e e s t a n d s f o r r e e o n s t r u e - ,j , t|,js p r i v i U g e . Mar* M Kuthrrford. Hanford. Fla. On* rmhrarr* thr followimc daarrilod p* p*rty ti n i j . rrtid ju st m i*n l, a s s is t u n c o to m tnolr County. Florida to It: • It uatrtl * In k t .................... ................... ‘ w^har* Nolirr uf S»l»* a f f . m r \\ airani* Witntaa \\ hereof. H W * ,• of.............* Hrr. I. T p . 21* it it "i , Wr o •' ha%r na ar hrrrunt** iirirunio S F ' »• of ■* N* K ■* ' ii of .......... -eelilit-r* a n d -uilier-. a n d I he ir f a m i ­ Nuiirr la htrrl»' *:i'*n that i i *« lt«*ard »*f » . ind auharrihrd our namta. H It 29 E.. aam** hr I n r « n r f..«irth f »*id Aibn itv. . Cuunly f'»»mrnia*M.nt*:* «»f Snninulr (*uunl>^ ° (hr loth' da> of July 1919 rrr tillritc. ihe u(|| land bring it lies. Il fu rm *h»" i n f '- r m a t inn and I lend*. *||| r i r r i v r ItI•!* up to 10 00 o'clock ( the datr of (hr Uauanrc of «urh rrrtl irat* "Wi* n ■’•! •lint ! loll lilts a*topiee| a a in . Monda). \ utu -’ 4th. 1919, at I hr t>. A. CahUrl’l in close louelj with tlw* government in thr name of A. II. Wood. I - W. .Daldvrll . rk'a oftirr in Sanford, h lorida. for thr purI l a i Olid *ald rrrllOcatr In my offifr »nd seruring nver«lue allot I me-nts. de- biter of |eiv-. V j ..............xpliiniitloti rh S. A. Ir%ln rhaai of S* :niri»dr County lidir warrant* to ha* made application for tat deed t t»*ar 11 11 (^ald* • th«* amount of T h i r l y - f l v r Thousand •$-1N in arrordanrr mith lar* 'laved Liberty Bomls anil War Risk of lids is the naliiiul in'.ltnaey lie- 000.00 l a ura r (*«!•! «k*y llollara. to run fr*»in on* to fi\r ha m end egg,v.” — C h a r l o t t e t ?nl*«« tai«L rertlflratr rha'I be rr«l(*R>*<l • Mary H Ituthrrfi r«l insurant*!*. It furnishes Information tiara, and hrarintf mtrrrat <*r tiir rate of ti * arrordlnc to law tat drrd will U«iir ther» a p« r ri-fii . tlir proceed* to l»r tjanl for thr pur- Statr of Florida .•r the t l i l i •: a > \ufu«t \ 1» a l o n g all l i n e * o f v i u a i t o i i i f l t r a i n i n g poar of pa>ir^ on thr purcha** prirr and thr County of Setjitnolr WitnrM m> t.rfii U! mgnature ari l *• . » tm proy • n * of Court lloua* I t i f o r ^ m» t hr und* f *iprn d a u t h * n t v . p* r the tilth da> . f Jul\ \ I» l'»f,» f o r t h e d i s a b l e d sold*a“ i s ' a n d s a i l o r s Mile oft he storv . TLe* st.ity was Sanford Matin’ ll Three Straight written by William Mel.tod Kami*, , . *, , , The least said about the game anil the seennrio was yhe Work of! *e*te -rf*,** ft*- '1,0 *11. ji|i le'*11 fee|. J. G. Hawks. The leatliiig w e m u n beeatise it w n- I he- t bird •leese :i*l- js See* ;i I I", i I ............ * - •- t,,,• ‘ Ke\ , a n * ^ a n il, h e l p s p e o p l e t «• hi l p t h e m * e l ve** Who Mill ■S gre .1I h g l T» i mirage .uni >at ' he love- 11it ii - In 1i in tong a •• *ii og.it e* 11........ .-1ru•11. a . THE SANFORD HERALD r PAGE-FOURTEEN- , PL t * . t # Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Fla. L. A. IIAKES, Manager Orange County Citrus Sub-Eichange ORDANDO, - . FLORIDA * * . i �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD I Okccrhobec spent I: Kuear of Mr. and M * Mrs. hllino* and tw tors loft last Thurs, home.m Havana, Fli Mr. arid Mrs. Le M on friends Sunday. '1 living in Sanford. . COUNTY HAPPENINGS A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R R E S P O N D E N T S - E V E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N ­ T V — E F F IC IE N T R E P O R T E R S F O R T H E H E R A L D WEST GENEVA The hot wave Is still with us think (his the warmest weather have had for many years. Mrs. Nicola has been very u for n few days but is greatly j Proved at this writing. ia s m o o t h . 0 ' ' " to D a > t6n“ ft*„ Ifo-m, „||, and so forth, but now we hear “ over the fence boy,-” -or “ com e-wr Stuffy, sticJTit over the fence.” And every .once and a while does that very th ing.' *'c- > osl jomrrv, / C . That’s because, a real, live up-to-the-minute Clothing Store for Men has tieen established since then. And u that we have done more towards giving the men the service they are entitled to in the past three months, than they have been able to get in the past year elsewhere. ur Prices, See Our Quality, Gel O u r THAT’S US . received a Wound and and has come to the ; to regain his health. Mrs. J. > Du.hel wa "ll I llesduy the guest o 11oust on a g PERKINS & BRITT 11,1 j GENEVA ia j Mr. and Mrs. W. Branno, m. 1cnilclrert of Mimms spi*nt the* at i *‘nf1 here with there parents M | Mrs. J. W . Daniels. Before goi Ashville N ('. w here t lie*, will » 'if* *mi rnm* r •r Childrens day wa* rx,. the Methodist 'hur,h last '"Kbi. T in fhil.lren did them: credit as w*ell as fiieir trainers 10 were Mrs. M. FL Dooley, g; ‘Katherine Flynt and MisK , -r Harrison. *"• Mr' •' -t Nichols;,,. Ir and Mrs. \. T. |Vu*rs und mi spent the "Fourth” at Day"tlu ri driving over were Mrs. . Miss Feat lilyn Flynt, William I »#4ii B 0 0 p 0 i g U\er a few days wub Mr and Mrs. J. \\ — week on Ins way home attended the Centenary Columbus Ohio. Rev. I a Very interesting rep □ meeting on Inst Sunday the Methodist church. |—i were fortumate enough L-J enjoyed a treat indeed. - □ A Carload of “ CHEVROI - - - A re H ere « _i_ Mr. atnl Mrs. W. L. S’e L_J been spending the past yi gia are back home again ' - ' "Chevrolet 490 fills tlie There-was a crowd uf 28 people came over In cars from Ost,.t.n ' Sunday afternoon to attend Sun­ day Srhopl at Moore* Station and Mr. hI Mr*. T. B. Kinard and ' were over West ' kill. Its very economical and tires. - - . ssso minute. The tonneau and dash fittings are or such quality and appearance that they add a final touch of smartness not surpassed by .the finest* cars in the emmfr.* $1275.00 Here Cameron City folks spending Suny “ • Daytona beach were Mr. and rs. U , \\. Dressor and daughter f*fl |PJt __ There’* a man at the curb to nerve jou Helpn, Simeon• Filip _, ___ and ^ Mr. and *'Bs. Wiley Wilson and threep daughters. Wiley WiUon arrived home last Saturday from a v .nm with his parents in Georgia. • . ™ i , W * A * Knight is at home from u • b usiness trip to Georgia and he also WJ j spent several days with his father j and brother at Dunellen. S] BANK ANNEX HftntJon former y a-socia^d with tliotn hits puivliascd all tlii* insurance business .forniI’t’ly conducted as Chase & f «*.. A j i t ’s and will h,*r» :i'':< •• transact same in hi* ttatr ON M AGNOLIA i r customer* for tjb ir b .si­ nes.* and commend ih,*n: to Here are Appropriate New Waists for Summer­ time Wear . - f t ^ l r m ^Tr. Herndon who wi I c:vt* heir insurance business h * test aitintiin. C H A S E & CO M PA N Y f NiWr IUTMMOR wAiin AVENUE ,,a>“ y >» spending the summer THE BIG FEED HOUSE It^was necessary in order to com­ plete this department for the asso­ ciation to organise under the state' laws cf Florida a complete insurance 1 company, and the reiiuirments of the state were such that t his company becomes us safe any in exaitence. ■ In Addition to the large pledged bust ness required by the state luws. a inent reserve fund of 510,000 *is 'required to be nlwnys luired. I he name of the insur­ ance company which is and adjunct of the Florida State Automobile Asso ciation and composed ulioenihnr nf anr0 The ciation ent tni compar by the automobile associations hundling in»sii ranee for their members, and hiit\c arrived at their turiff schedul e on the simple basis of losses in Florida only, which are beiing and nmr- brought under the direct control i f 'b e * tle ft dc'iurtmcnt of the assoc i.li in, n ul the tariff selieduit ml !■:•••* she » . 11j„ t„ |,e the cheapest automobile insurance . in exsistenee. This Insurance will be sold to members of the association only. Here is your chance if Irish Buggy made of all hardwood, full bolted and extra wide steel • wheel. Standard Size Wash Boards Brass 70c Gloss 60c . White Metal 45c HARDWARE HARD W EAR Kook Stoves, Yes! $14.75 Plumbing and Sheet Metal Contractors WE HAVE FOUND IT! DAISY TILE A PERFECT BRAIN TII.E; Thoroughly Impervious to Water,-Chemical Derumposlllon. Atmosphere nnd Moisture. Niulc „rm^l•l|^^ilr^^n|,? .B,lop' r,, by ,,u' Government to withstand Nitric nnd I Irrlr Add tests In the construction of It^lmmense aci<j plants. Our supply Is limited onlyjby our demand. s o u : AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Stock In yards and 25.000 ready for shipment. II. \\. Herndon in Insurance U W Herndon has purchased the imcfset of S <1 ( has,i A. , aril) W. hereafter conduct tin* insurance I bi,*it„**s ,|, ,|,*r (he name of It \\ Ii- '•doit Mr Hirndoo hu> ,|is,..,h,-,| "f u large jiurt of his farming in­ terests and will give the lire insurhlM lime and attention having no side lines or other lines « f business. Mr. Ifrt-ndon needs no Introduction to Hi,* public having been born und raised in Sanford und for the past twenty years been iden­ tified with the business interests nf Sanford. For thy time being Mr ATLANTIC HOTEL Bay and Hogan Sts. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. All railroad ticket offices in building. Center of every­ thing. All modern improve­ ments. First class in every way. Hot and cold running water In Yooms. ’ Rate*, $1.00 up. ‘ * Room and bath $1.50 up K. F R A N K . P E A R C E , Prop. Satlsfcctlca fo r the su’cct tooth. <* here, always, and not the least of these is the fact that because o f our close co-operation with the makers, the new styles always reach us but a very brief time after they have left the designer’s studio. Another decided advantage we want you to remember is that you pay the identical price here for waists that you would pay in the larger centers of population. W e are the ex­ clusive distributors for this city of the famous Wrthmor Waists, recognized as a standard throughout the Nation and sold everywhere at the sa me lo w uniform price \Ve have a ribbon for • your typewriter BUCK, B L U B , P U R P L E or any of the above •. with red HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply Dept. < Phone 148 Sanford. Florida Pool8 are fond of nlludl picturesque tradition that made from the dew of b, •be fnct ,rf the matter In i milky bnllH Just merely rep efTortH of-the oyster tt,' cm nmjoylng grtiln of sand nnd less Irritating. • > a package, Scaled Atrocloua, Indeed. . ®no ° f the most famous—ah well as one of the worst—puns of history was Successor to Yowell Speer Comps Aid to appetite and digestion — benefit and e n jo y m e n t in LASTIN G form. It Can De Done. Vou make $4,000 n year r. And yet people say, yo aIr•"— Boston Tra nserljd. Walking .Downstairs. It Is. not so difficult to walk down* Htnlrs on to walk up, ils everybody know*. Why not try It7 It take* very little longer time und the many 'cull* for (tie elevator for descending pa*, sengers .could be rcduced by n haff'at least If we were A Idt tlibuglitful. The saving In current nnd fuel would bp ycmnrkable. ' perpetrated by King James I of Eng. land, when Sir Walter Raleigh, whom for political reasons ho disliked, was presented to him. Said the king (It . log Raleigh with hla fold-enough’ eye. !7!!*r yJ . True enough, for I think o f thee very Rawly, mon j' - MAHONEY-WALKER CO 7 NDLE EAST S A N F O R D ' V,nn'„s° m<?"'hat larger than the 4J0, is just as economical to operate.. It comes to you all doll­ ed up with complete equipment, the body design is right up to the- SEM INOLE |; \\ 121.00 mm irnm There’s Another Carload Close On the Heels of This One , the p u b lic that M r w ▼ . IwropwI^-CboipWe^^fWemSopcned rooms-SteimUwkd •H.e up-(^6 n CDtVVPClkA*Corivpftiwd to [voryrKiftJ•[i\ Kwrl of City •Send For Booklet ••• ) • iflNOlZ USniTH, PROP’B • 11 Y 0 1 ,I!S I S f l T IN T H IS LOT, W E 'L L H A V E O N E F0I ■or the man who wants a small ar thausout of the “ flivver” class , fl.tsc V V t -imji.inv lok,* pIf.Lsiir»* m aiiii,,ini. Ing 11.71 4.75 1.1 * CATES CRATE COMPANY, NOTICE! ^ t* " *sh to thank our in m­ i l< r m a i l Putina Smith Fr*d Putin. CMrkrn Chowder W.C. Oala * . L. . **l|h Gratia llarduootl A. he According to Secretary P K. Van ^ alkenburgh who is also secretary of the insurance company, this depart­ ment puts the Florida {state Automo­ bile A—.oiatioh in a class by itself as it will he the only association in the I nitcd States which cun-boast of its own mutual non-profit insurance in line with it v policy of giving COmpain The other state assoi iaIts members the lost slat,* associa­ tion in the country, the •Florida State Automobile Association has opened the much talked of and lone I hose Cliaprnaa boys plav the murh ,u game and work all the time. That i V burner of our fine littl!<• catcher M o n -' an'1 rla" » day may have been a fluke because ' they could not findI the liall but Tuesday ( happie knocked j( where it could .Stuffy St not be found, all riight, Guess In* rolling bv *nd Ralph ibs arrived •nnc. that except Paul j too any dav Mrs. A. A. Moran and grandson Jack F’ tilock i f Miami are visiting Mrs. Moral.-* •"m. Aubrov M <,m» und fnmilv. 0 Orlando plays here tomorrow needless to say there will he crowd out nt Holden Park evi it is Saturday and the time to a weekly hath. A Clolhing Store W ill. Everything for Ike Man *11rig i Clyde Mill I Geiger arid G home la-' w ruin makes all "ur ’> > back Dooley, who i> xpe'eted now. a Weldon Henley the manager of the Southern Utilities here is an old ball player und was formerly pirhter on the great Philadelphia Athletics. He was there in (he good old days wear a silk shirt of Perkins *fc when Mike Schreck caught anti Eddie Plank was standing them on their heads with spectacular plays. Mr. Henley is still* a great ball fan nnd is enjoying our little games here very much. Aside from being a great bull player Mr. Henley is a line man and is making many frit nils here by his gentlemanly and courteous treatment of (he patrons, In other word* be is stil playing (lie old game of heine P H O N E 166 there are no exaggerations made when we say Mr u was exhibited Dan in years past. l! r k! u store. w ^ n - 4 u f p ^ ntoh!iii? e m' uj r^1,l°to>Ko door. All you hasp to do ls to ,/L >ou,r, or,,f re and de thin,, you need. Think ol t h ,lL ,!Z d mor< tile tieacli dtiosqitoes numerous and savage l! r» l ijrtii ii „f(, r ’ stay of tin day I.nllgWooil where stead of inosquit Mrs M,.l,ley u lapsing over the game Wednesday with Ilradentown lightly it looked like our team had lost some of their pep or else they felt sofry for Ilradentown and wunted them,to win one game. The gam? was real Shnkespeaer Comedy of Errors—and not the rig** of ball that the fans want. We can’ t F'H (Ask Our Customers) Investigate ale Cormick • mil Dee ring Mowing Mach i n e s . H ay R a k e s and Hat r o w s u f Pot dressed just like they used to be when Sanford Jasper Driggers has returned to Columbia South Curalinn .where he in implojed by the government. Mr. and Mr... Salsnugh of Orlando were the guests of Mrs. Salsnugh parents Iasi Thursd ay. ^ A gents For International Harveste u lino | 0 ly S yc Z K v « S I C K , , - As the hall sails Tf . >°VCr t le f(?nCe every‘ nian in the Park jumps to his i wasn t such a critical moment, or-if we were not at all P oyer that home? run, we could not look around us and see "nicn he expects to re . WOUJtfj A rrroA •• fipbl fence and Bradentow n follow-ed lookeii lor insurance department. we took up a collection and Stuffy had Fire and theft and collision insur­ enough to make the first payment ance through this department will on an auto after the game. he sold at cost to all members- of WITH AN EXTRA HOI EACH DAY? * »„uni in tt,UU„, y. r t h r „ ^ iV lo ,T “f e n‘v ' n g00<! •I,r0fit trom Oils fall . Sea/cy is building a garagt nnd wi | soon be able to accomodate the public. . COMPANY ^ WHAT WOULD YOU DO of the time you eon.um ° I m S L *>• Dinkei were S ° on Saturday. was visiting her 3 H. .Chapman in i 3 ft • i M - i i i i n r t r *frut r Teiii ^ - IIS.00 *I 7S ftGTJ **-<0 ’ top” or t'lias our quota gone over the.top,” or “ one more day and it will go over the top” IX long wood Pick • I Truitt und family from t'uranado bej rniUf,nrf. .WrlitM l ♦ * fr»l f, t ||,r ; |'< f f *bln • !*»•,. • « Jr1 * ,!*rfn •*. *f m1 ^ tr*Tf\| if tt <>4,1. , fr * W e have it, can get i( , or it is ’nt made lor less than you can buy it for elsew here We^used to hear, not long ago, “ over the Mrs. Will Satcher of Sanford wns And the water has come to stay the guest of her parents. Mr. Mrs; C. \\. Entzminger lust week. Not so much kick old brother " H a l " Those to attend the ball game ip Soon you shall have" a good canal Sanford on Tuesday were T I* lu«t rfuilk the bottom of your tar. I.' WIS. Hill Lewis and J. S Dirikel Ami it will fioat-so there you art*. Dr. Ilende rson o: The Sand Hill Poet: * ooc/n/0/jt fliirwt lli.r*, SO lb tin of lord . Ohl.hom* Hour. 21 lb urh 100 lb« Sugar . . A Good S m i t h Fred, no lilt Hand, all of Or E. Phipps nnd T. P. n Some day prehaps brick. If you only pay y One brick is not i Hut better tbftn all you get stuck with your lust wait aw hile, . preha| float. Away to Stay U» **A Krrd foe Ktei y N’rrd** la M ; daughter, Mrs. If DEAL FOR FOUR ROUND DOLLAR SOME OF OI K .SPECIAL PRICES Those to enjoy a pit Springs last Tuesday v Mrs S. Morton Mrs., Gregory Maurev ami little son Gregory .Jr. On account of that old sandy road • 9 • i A □ I We hear Upsala are had They are no tan thev "ustrr had," Mr. Nieola spent Tuesday at his . ' old home place nt Soldier Creek nnd Hut don’t try to F And you won't reports everything all right. sand road. Mrs. Will Robinson was a pleas­ ant caller at Mrs. J. E. VaughanTt say some folks have bought a Sunday afternoon. car, The thought of having hrirk roads at Upsala seems to Worry some people. I Prehnps the only kind they They are so afraid they will have- to | I *r..ls «• *i fft, wan (’ 1 i8 a lit-' ~ Pippi wras in Saturday. Mrs. Vaughan wns shopping town Tuesday nnd made * sever calls. Chase Mosquitos P A C E THREE Mr. and Mrs. Me Da land and Mrs. Hardn The aeroplanes arj- passing pret often but don’ t give us a call. FIBDand THEFT and COLLISION In»uruncc Issued by Ihc FLORIDA STATF AUTOMOBILE ASSO dATIO N is ,he safest and cheapest in (he world. Write lor information lo headquarters Orlando AKents wanled in ciery lown in Fb.ri.i, THE SANFORD HERALD Mr. and Mrs. If, from Jacksonville Mon nel now of Canada bul live at Lake Mary r them. AVENUE Automobile Protection JULY 18, 1918 Tight Kept Rffiht WRAPPED ihc P E R T D O U B L E M IN T I JLYi L T v y eIALIj ^ �PACK FOUn THE SANFORD HERALD tona BeacR Saturday family then’. Fertilizer Materials COTTON SEED MEAD CASTOR POMACE ' TANKAGE ASHES LET l ’S QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OP A L L KIN D S OF M A T E R IA L V\ E WII L >AYE • YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU — GCOD SERVICE — CHASE & COMPANY .Sanford, Florida caller Sunday afternoon, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hallinger while her parents visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Magnuson." (Continued from page 2) Jesse -Lee and wife and little home this week on Beard&II avc. daughter, Lenorc motored to ,Sp/They bought the Deterleh place in rento last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner and Miss Gladys Dictrrich is expected family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. home on her vacation soon from Fred Krell on Sunday. St. Timothys hospital Hoxborough Philadelphia, Pa. Miss • Pieterieh Mr . Geo. Clark is very weak is taking a three year training as from the bursting of a vieji abdvo her nnkte last Firdav while cutting G. C. Black well and bride are new arrivals from North Carolina, Rev. Alberts! n our SabbathTh'ey arc living in one of Joe Camer­ school missionary, hopes to he with on's houses on Miller avcnic. us for a service next Sunday after­ G. C. Chamberlain was here frt>m noon a* 4:00 and at Lake Mary in Monday attending the morning. He will he the guest Daytona I to business J. F. Hickson has bought an im­ 1 iloLin-wi.ik !-• hard "Nth 1 Tomatoes No. 2 Tomatoes No. 2 Okra and Tomatot No. 2 Vegetable Soup No. 2 Best Sweet Corn No. 2 Fork & Beans No.’ ll Pumpkin No. 3 A Sour Kraut No. 3 Apricots Xu. 2 Plums No. 2 Toll I ’ink Salmon No. :! ( lam <Tiowdor .‘> Macaroni Codec, 4 lbs. , Rumford Baking Powder, Toilet Paper ennugiijr when ■< e.q.h.. Mv *-v Sa.furd vvt.man witu is j avifig i.t-ad.n-tii , id n* and nervous di.rzv headai *»••' and kidne.. or S ea F n a o i V ash iiP T P i i u i ! t i i a n t l o a ' s W a s h i n g I \/,* eenier irmpdi-s sn mid hif 'gttid to in •d , ' i: furd w->rn.i . - * xp* *:i m-i Prige tiOc, at a I |i ask f r a uatitev Kuhn} P:!l> ftn had. Ff«ier-MHha BUSINESS CARDS • M rs. W. E. Voting is > pending the wi*ek at Daytona Bea- k. l ai r y n OFFICE IN T |li: COURT IIUCSE SANFOItD -•* FLORIDA A box party was given Tuesday evening by the. Pres id erg an 1 VicePresident of the W om an'll'C u b for the benefit of the Library. A urn of $20.20 was realized and very pleasant evening spent. The weqthor was good and the supper w.us given on the vacant lo. next to the Bap­ tist ehurch. Mr. if. B. McCall actid as auctioneer of the hoXes. Mr- and !^lrav C. L. West .and TIIOMAS EMMET WILSON . Wilson c. m t m s o s iio c s iiu lit v children. Mrs. Mary West and Miss Mary Brannon spent Tuesday in & Orlando. Hoosbolder Sanford Miss Else Marshall of Atlantal tin. n visiting her mother .Sirs. (). j A Marshall, lhi~ Best Butter Best Rice Meal and Grits , Atlantic, Matches Blue Tip Matches Roast Beef Corned Beef large Herrini; N<*. I )t,ce»i!a \pples \\ bite Meat, Best lb. No. 3 Sweet Potatoes Bight House Soap Bight House -Cleanser Arbuckle Colfee Fruit Jars, Doz. 1 a n s . f o r c a n r .im : Corn Flakes Post roast ies * Shredded Wheat Cream of* Wheat Oat Meal No. 3 Dill Pickles lf> oz. Sweet Pickles Chop Pickles Peanut Butter, 12 oz ( ‘atsup Mustard Jams, 1 lb. in tin Jellys in Glass Corn Starch a Ikg and tlu*.r li Three boxes eti ire! and 1 ant glad to sc h el Le m a in e s JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA It. C. MAXWELL, Manager Hanford Uranrh On account of our growing; business we must have more room and the Cash and Carry Sale is the re­ sult. You get what you want and carry it home saying cost of delivery. We are giving just a tew prices here. Impossible to give them all but the big reduction is on everything in the house—Gro­ ceries, Hay, Grain and Feed. : : : : : : : : Huy Lee and wife and little Son have moved to Sorrento"; being assist cd by (heir brother Earnest, while there Roy will have work in the mill \ birthday partv at Crystal Lake Rev. Svvatihhn. the Lutheran church, gave last Munfav evening . Dally Thought Sllcnco Is more eloquent than words. All the Royal Neighbors are urged —Carlyle. Duncan A Mitchell is expected home ;u ij day having arrived (rtu n o r ->eus a short time ago. Mr. and Mrs. H. (!. Lundquist Christ Bucuvel is driving a flue, recently lost t l nur ponv Minnie, L.g Morrell lo>r-f recently punliasqd' which they hive had (<fr a longtime of Joe Cameron. By those who know, she is said to Lee Kinard and family have moved tie .'|5 years old, a great age for a to (he Gripped house near Lake horse and one that speaks well for Jessup .1 O Miioln^l moved into her owners. We understand she was the Moses house on Beartlall live orginally owned by the family of A K Miteht-ll moved up on Mitehril M r s T U W i l s o n of Paula. St i c had a sway hack. giu i nine hist week t home of her daughter Barteiaon. • WILSON & TOOMER FER TILIZER CO Mumili-tur.-n „f Id -si F.-rtilittr - D f« l* l tn Spray Pim ia i Attention • Avery Norton «if Tampa, enroute from a visit in Georgia, stopped over a few days with his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stedt and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee of Cpsala. While here one evening was spent Very pleasantly at the lake where they were joined by .fir. Krieson’s family and Carl Pierson and‘ a nice lunch was served proved farm at Rand* Siding so he imiormod o-. muldn't quit the farm­ ing gam* after ail. A m rM Citrus Insects and Diseases:- £hort, plain descr t io n <f the common citrus troubles with dir tioi.s for treatment; also receipts for sprayin^ .advised and directions for spraying and p'runing,— twenty-four, pages. Gtrdcn and. field Troubles:- Sixty-four pages of valuable information on' control of the various troubles that may arise in the truck garden or • field including -preparation of soil, rotation of crops, handling of seed and seed beds, transplant ing, sprayirg, etc. M isrclkncors (iron Troubles:- This twenty-page . took treats of the peats found on avacado, tigs grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches pears, pecans, ■persimmons, plums -and tobacco Write today for information that will help you. of Mr Frirsui". The Bible, that Rev." Edwards promised us has ar­ rived, being a beautiful gift from the Winter Haven to our Mission church. Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Howard and three daughters drove home from PahoKei in their car Sunday. Mrs. Tina Warren Beatel tame litime Sunday from Orlando where* she has been in !>*** hospital for some Hint- greatly improved In health. 1 to join "h is to he present at our next meeting Thursday night the 21th. We have business of • importance in . w h ich Mrs. L. O. \\ lute and little son Lit on left Thursday for a visit to every mem her should he interested I lease make a special "effort to he Port Tampa. there. We are called upon by Head Mrs.' A. K, Crawford and .Mrs. ( amp to vote on the inrrease of Kir-n spent Wednesday in Sanford. rates and it is to your interest to Mrs. Simmi?”’ Harrison of Jack­ he present. Meeting opens promptly sonville is visiting her cousin Miss at 8:30. •- 'u liclle Jones. “ Recorder" O. P. Swope is in Chicago on business. Knggacmcnl Announced •Thore was a heavy electric1 storm i The many friends of Miss Blanche in Oviedo Sunday afternoon. Such a one has not been experienced in E. Spurling of Sanfofd, will he pleas­ several years. The chimmey was ed to learn of the announcement of knocked off the school house, several her engagement go Mr. Wm. I. T. small trees struck and two or three Stringer of this city, the wedding to people knocked down hut no one take place some time In September. was hurt, Miss Spurting is one of Sanford’s most ^ p u l a r young ladies, she also having a wide circle of friends in Card of Thanks; • We wish to express to our friends Orlando. in Sanford, who* so kindly came to Mr. Stringer i.Chne of Orlando’s us with .words uni! acts of sympathy well and favorably known - young in our time of great need and sorrow- men, having for some time held our heart-felt thanks. V a* responsible position in the local Mrs. Arthur P. Key I '-'tofneo.— Reporter Star. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Key' JULY 18, 1919 it a person THIS SALE STARTS — == HU = It is impossible for me to give you prices on everytl store, but it is reduced prices on everything. Come all, and try the cash and carry plan. Everything i fresh and the best o f goods. : : : : : , : : : week. T. L Cushing left Thursday for n trip to Jacksonville, and points in Ohio. Still H ave Good Envelopes at •5c a Pkg. Mita Mary Lcmhart spent Sun­ day in Orlando. E. A. Famed spent Saturday at DaytCna Beach. , T. W. Lawton has returned from T ullah asset*. ' Offlre Supply Dept. Phone liS Fattfj.J. Liar Ida J. It. Lve Jr. left Tuesday, for a i r dress trio to Jacksonville. .* W. J. Lawton returned to Day- First Street, Between Chase & Company and Joe’s Smoke House �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FIVE Sponge Resembles Plant Seen nilv«* In its natural surroundrs at thi> bottom of ilit- «en, (ho "tige Wmts 'iltke a small plant. Hinging In an old Industry lit Nassau, ost of the ‘'harvest of-tin* s**u” In e-war days was shipped to tin* emit oncoin nr hots of Europe— 1. union d Paris, Now York also canto In for (Continued front Page 1 a rule and the business man decidedly blue. A few however realizing that some steps must bo taken by which the vast products of Sanford could he better handled, and better distributed Better Off Than HI* Dad. Nowadays a mnn thinks lie Is bnvdecided that* a properly managed organization was the only salvation. lug n rough time when he has to help Hence it would be proper to say move the furniture around n bit, for­ Hint since necessity Is* tho mother of getting that his glorious dad used .to' all invention* so was necessity tho spend n week out In the hnck ynrd beating the dust out of carpets and inspiration and the amhituui that thought nothing of It. put the Sanford Truck Growers,) l tie., in to exsistenre. It is unneces­ sary to dwell on the results ob­ tained by the organization in more words and since figures count Fiest, wo have, had tho pleasure of going 1 over the records of this organiza­ tion at the close uf the season.and the representative of the Herald was i amazed to see just what lias been accomplished. • » Ill L I.h i, Ph.l>„ l.ltl.I)., I.L.D.. President Del.and. Florida S E N D N O W FOIt A C A T ALO G T ill: c;II t i l l \TK flRrAUTM i:NT-*-Dr(r*ra Hf Tilt: roi.t.KCK.ot' 1.limitti. aiith m u m e n •nit: rot.u'tit: o r m iie iia l aiitn m u wo dormllorlfii, Till-; T ilK THK TIIE THE t ttJLI.KCJK OF LAW —(.'ratJuate* praflint In COLLEGE OF KNGINKKUING—Cotaraea In COLLEGE FOIt TKACHEIIH —Especially fur COLLEGE OF »CHINKHS>-U«nMnc. Uo«kk< ACADEMY —Prepare* fur all high grade colic Spccinl Alleniion Is Called (0 Tfer I'rrhm lnirr Course in Agrtrutluro HoUny. HUIofj. O rf.nir *1111 InoM.nlc ChrmUlry, ciu*llr-#,“ * — ■ ..... — • * * * * • -- Mineralogy, (ieuli The* Par Meillml Court Zoology, .. ..r v . Hntany , „ ,Jrnr r*! Ck. ? nU' , f . " I ' Cfcrwljilry. U r f . n i e ChumlMry." lpl.1it.tlvi, >n.l lluinlllMlI.r t hrmlilry, t’ h)*ir.. jf chutoi t l I . t l r n l u r r , 111,lory, Knfll.h, P * y . H# ami I ha l . m -- — - -H... x •i The first thing noli-able is the fact that tho first dephsit made through the peoples Rank of Han­ ford was on May 28th, IlMS. and the' amount being $251.00, St fire that time aggregate deposits of the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., through this hank -has liven Jtii0,000.110 the gross business amounting 'to $1,000,000.00. The organization has handled around one llintwand solid * cars. It has one hundred and forty loyal members* who ship their en­ tire output through Hie- organiza­ tion. it ebarges a commission of only 5 per cent oh F. O. It. sub* * and gets only .*! per cent 'out of consignments. Without a dollar and with minimum of ten percent uf the stml. subscribed the organization Ladies Ready-to-wear and Marked Up iiM n Diamond’s Due t>> the g'tud offices nf the bankers wIm fop-saw the possi billties, and due to the successful tniinag'-meti! (if'rlic orgamzati n through Uie ollicres. directors and active management, financial aid was given the little bunch of urginators and the result is that the par value of the stock was orgmally $10 00 per share has increased tn value fully 101:1 per lent New York Ready- to-Wear 312 Sanford Avenue - - - Sanford, Florida Adjustment United States Tires Fabric, 6,000. Miles Cords 8,000 Miles are Good Tires U A L I T Y m cnaU s in one word, short, ns its meaning *s leng — Q M IL E A G E . D iam on d P lu s Q lality speaks in the D iam on d P 'u : M ilea g e A d ju st­ m e n t— 0,000 m i 'js tor Eabricn — o.OOO i n ’! i lie I hir. hi* f '« st asi hi t hr itr^ura, .« turn distributed t.i the (urtners fiomething over .'Hbl.otlfl crates and hamper's and was able to d-* Ibis at a sa\ iig oT from one to tv.o and a fur Ct . ds. L>iurno;/J l re * is a Leader a m o y g t ; . v’.; in q u a l i t y , \ c u r s o f s e r v ic e h a v e p r o v d. ,1 i* ti ne O nly qu ality can m ak e good the plus m ileage, the D iam on ds you buy m u st pay in full. G e t .D iam onds sured in miles. for quality, m ea­ ADJUSTMENT arics - 6,000 Miles rds - 8,000 Miles f r v i g i i. i mmt s - i e i i , cr in - ' Royal C u rd ' in tli rta!. and ur •-■•me cise.-t fertilizer, U net earning.of better -thap/ $->.000 per man has been paid‘ out to the members. In .'addition the tUock i.s paying 10 per rent dividends and the or­ ganization still bns^ a nice, surplus, its <apital stock, and over $12,000.00 worth of property owned and paid for on which .to begin its. next sea­ son. Has an established credit and high rating and is financially hacked to , tneqf any and all requirements N obby Plain snd competition. Seminole Bank'Annex Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Florida .IVeU In Comrr.unitlc*. The weaver birds, of Smith Afrlen loin forces. Scores of pairs nest tofather under a huge utnhrella-ahapcd il nu t tire which they build by their ,-nnililned labor.' Some of there ntimi•ng co-njierallve neslk conlaffi u good 'unload of grass. , ''Cobbler1* Dozen.” While In must countries thirteen Is always spoken of ps "Hie linker's doz­ en," In Italy It Is called "the cobbler's dozen." There Is a tradition In Itnly Hint formerly there was n law com­ pelling cobblers to put twelve nails round the edge of n hoot heel, mid that when nulls were cheap, a thir­ teenth ntfcll was driven In the center for tuck. Eastern "Mad-Stone*." In eaBlern countries rabies Is treaU. ctl by the "tabasheer," or some othor form of what are Indifferently called "unlike stones,” or "mndstones," and which tirg believed lo he u specific for nil fornix of poisonous bites or wounds. "Tabasheer" is a porous, stony accre­ tion found In Hip stalks of Immhoo. It was.used In I'ersln so long ago ns the tenth century, and Is carefully de* described by tin- French traveler Tav­ ernier, who vi.Sit'd India In Jhe seveni ,i*< .Avatary * ta# lev.,[1; Put United States Tires under your car and you’ll find them the real thing. * They’re built to wear—to give you the kind of economical service you want. And that’s just what they do. Hundreds of thousands of regular users w ill vouch for that—lots of them right around here. . - • • * There are five distinct types of United States Tires—one for every need of price or use. We have exactly the ones for your car* We know United Stiites Tires B <& 0 MOTOR COMPANY OVERLAND SALES & SERVICE COMPANY PHILIP W. ROBERTS-MIMS ' ' . �was loo much fi r All It 1 1 li " :i o nw i 4 1 4 1 I 0 :i o li 0 li PC) A K :» 4 0 i) 1 A a 0 1 0 0 0 l () -* 1 •> 1 1 0 0 14 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 n 1 I 0 0 -1 1 NOTICE. * 3 5, IX*'), 00 3.Y(Mu.0fJ horony given tlmt n|>|dicaiitaifi' 11» llori. James \V. :«S i'f the Scvcntli Judicial mrida. at J).-I.md. Florida, In- nijiv In- foilfol, at II 'In- niorrtini' of .Inly 'JHth, ' ’•*11 after a-, ..p|i!ica' It" ird. for ii'i orili-r .i|i|irns'r; t -I 'In F, rnul.I l.aughton ' V I ' -I-'- A.inn l a 11.111. S.UOq.Otl 3.8 >0 00 2.3 i l 00 X.1Vt.lXI -M M l io .-w j .o (In- oli ur>- of which Ih to conduct •I li'fspitul in Sanford, Flor­ in nuiu-ri or as mitnngers > afid i-vi-ry thing necessary ml operate*- successfully thi* 10.07*1 (H 3.-*0o.0J 'i»n l-ank ilvpu.lt.) S.ibj,- i t„ |t».rrvp, 3.238.31 320,396.11 ^i.vooo.oa 1.078,211 57 Tula!, MILS. J. W. DICK I NS. STATK (IK n.'HIII) COUNTV «,u si’Uiv.n t- I. II. K. WIIITS.-i.-ii . s i'li 1 V . or-MINOIiKi .. " s Z Z ,,r (Continued from Pjjgo 6) Watkins 5; sacrifice hits, i, Francis; sacrifice fly, f n. len bases. Stewart; battler fdlct; •time «if game 1.40: WnltVrs. iilcnlown Wins Second y/i having won seven straight Sanford wus defeated in.tjie Kaine by Hradentown by the I 6 to 0. The locals made t s in the first three innings »nt a single and double three times at the hat ,i0 7 , ' 7 nv : ,a ^ in l i-" “ i1:1 r*",rn «» ix-forv mi- tiii, 10th liar nfJulv, 1919. II. C . fiiiltiuv, l7utary I’ubllc _ • : ’ t orraet—Att. . . • Mnttore �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT to- politic* and Parites, drive on with his God .given task regardless of the effect on his own personal future. P. CONNELLY REAL ESTATE YOUR PROPERTY WE A L L SELLING ALL CLASSES FIRE INSURANCE4 , * I ornad Liability Property Damage Agent Drew Development Co. - Formerly Holden Real Estate Co City Lots in A ll Parts of City Celery Lands in M. M. Sm ith’s Sub Division A . P. C O N N E L L Y EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith, " H e ’ll Print 'em "— So Says Snunlercr. these men ran lie stationed- at cros­ sings and arc given these positions by many of the railroads after they havj* been retired. At any rate I believe that the A. C. L. can save money by having men at these crossings and one damage suit a year would cost them more than tin* salary of a flagman and save trimimcra"lih* accidents and loss of lues We Glnd'that He has given the chance to give to the United States a grout Federal Ranking System thijt is the lirst real hanking System she has ever had. Glad that Old Virginia hus again given to the world a Son whose name will be written in letters of Gold on the pages of history and indelibly engraved on the grateful hearts of suffering and opreased people throughout the entire world. His motto " F o r Humanitys sake" is worthy of emulation — L. It. Philips. M Records nspiring “Marseillaise* sung in English by Graveure * Your H om e ^ Your Auto - BUDGET .OF O P I N I O N "JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E " New July Numbers of never know w fieri I (u se acci­ dent# ure gating to happen and a dangerous crossing is a public menace John Murrell Cravcure it one of tho fear tiring irtiitt great enough to give all the glory of the world** long of victory, the long thit uved France and civilization, dear to ill ircmendout climax "for Vktjry or.Death ." Coupled with "Th« Trum­ peter," also lung by Cia- cure. at Okccyhohcc The fame of Okeechobee as a place— in—which any character of business can lie* established and be­ come sucessful has traveled to the remotest paVts on the United States, and ns a place in which any man representing qny of the professions could also locate and secure a til­ e r - . .ve practice, Okpechoboe ap­ pears to nppeal, us was evidenced yesterday'when Mr. John M. Murrel arrived here from Sanford and op­ ened nlllces for the practice of law. Mr." M u rre ll cornea to our city ‘with the highest of recommenda­ tions as a lawyer fitted in every way to be a cerdit to t but learned p ro fefsion. He graduated at S.tetson University in the law school, and then took a course in the law de­ partment of the University of Flori­ da, from which lie graduated^wllh high honors. , A-GIOG-JI.JO Maurel Makes Marvelous Record o f “The Rosary" "Like a itring of pcirli" indeed come the divine notes of Maurcl'ivivtd voice in this song that hat touched a million hcartn So pure and tweet and limpid are they that their sound wuuld louihu a soul in torment. On the rm ne of thii record Maui tiling*‘‘At Dawning.** A-27Z4—$1.00 When the call came for soldiers to take part in the great world war, Mr. • MUrrell responded without u moment's delay, enlisting two days after' tin* United States cast its cup juto the ring, and ’ served until ryrently, when he mi., he was mustered with the rank of lieutenant, a posi­ tion won by his soldierly hearing amt liis ability as a leader of men Mr. Murrell practices not only in StracciaH Sirius Sublime Love Song "Core'Ngrato*’ All the pirn an-rpjuinn which only Ptraccia: i. al bis grrairtl, could convey, arc in thii wonderful outpouring pf love. Thi» Nripoli'an tong give* you StraveUri at hit men inipired height*. 49522— $1.50 *PM iA *_*• C bstmai If* j.lf IwLAr, ja *44. I !-■ »• H I A* t lp lt" d .I • » JI k * U Mrvtf, Mlvnl 1«J Li i i nr It p pillt J (»4luo.flU|F *-»*• i *•», 2 anin In, Ji I«>4,* e4>, |pJ13J**«# uktiuM, 1fgl llwll 1*4i sMlilfl.nr* C«Lf* **f* tA# f<M mmJ30t&mi featf ttmmih C O LU H U IA G K A F H O F U O N t C O M P A N Y , N .» Yoik ' that nuc acmdeiit erossiiig at last the .week French nu e r i i p a s l 7.es what I have sani before tliat danger­ ous railroad crossings should have gates or w atehemn t >w am I lit puhlit Flit* railroad- have the pi l i s t . . n -ytern anil when a man gets too old to maintain ;pti\c work lie is pen­ sioned and nulls work but many of Sanford, Florida * FULL LINE OF PH O N O G R APH S AND J \1 KSIIM .1 1', BUILDERS ’ )RDS t r iM ertllixers. Ulscclif St r eet s. I’oultrv Stipdo-s we h ive It --n m nuiu'-t'.irim: fcrlili terr i i Cos >• -si' isiied cuAttiiuefs in every county in Fiuridu. Price I.)1'-. Prices always i t iim* i:. SI'U U.ING. Local Agent*. SANFORD, FLORIDA SUPPLIES LUM BER S H IN G LE S i ' ** ason Tractors Now is the time to place your older for the “ Fordsoir Tractor.” The very best and cheapest trac­ tor for all farm use. Price of Tractors Power Pulleys Extension Rims prices t. o Factory G. F, W I L L I A M S Dealer EDW ARD H IG G IN S * - _ ** * Salesman llo-t-s' lifoitgltl our 1'lignin Faliiera ! tti these ithnres anil under the su- j perintemlence of Washington planted1 the seeds of Freedom and love 6f I humanity ifi the hearts of this great nation and gave us a Jefferson ami a M onroe and a Lincoln to cultivate an • are for this spirit until it. grew into a nation powerful enough to merit the need ;rl tins time in the worlds history. I* am glad that in these days that lie raised up Woodrow Wilson and tilled him with u “ double por­ tion" of this spirit, gave him a vision which showed him that America could no longer lie bound by a nar­ rowed “ Monroe Doctrine" that would cause us like the I'riest and "L e v ite " to draw our robes about us and "Puss by on the other side" while a bleed­ ing butchered people or rathet- peo­ ples of the land across the sea called for help, but that it must he made to mean "America for our Brothers in every land". Glad that He in­ spired the saitl Woodrow Wilson witlr* wisdom and courage to lend our nation i;i a most marvelous and rapid preparation and rniuipment to meet Hus great need and come to the help of cnir only Mother Eng­ l and and Bfeeding Sister France in time to save them from the d e s t r o y ­ er. Glad that Hi* also inx|iiri-d him with tin- wisdom to outline thr* "fourt«*i*n points" of principles on which tin- peace hus at lust been established. That ho gave him a vision of the League of NUlfons founded on the principles of Divine Love which shall und will at last succeed us to cause "Wars to cease on t ie Earth’.*. Glad that III* has given to him a heart and a courage so great and Unselfish that ho* can rise superior- Portable Saw L oo k at those pictures. T h ey show h o w thousands of farm ers through­ out the country are doubling the Portable Power carry it on your running board, a n y ­ w h ere there is w o rk to be done. usefulness o f their autom obiles— h o w they are providing; themselves In a m om ent’s time, it is placed beneath the rear w h eels of the car (any m ake) and is ready to run. at a sm all cost w ith a wonderful portable p o w e r plant w hich fur­ nishes the most economical belt p o w e r on earth. A n yon e can operate it, for all you have to do is to run your ow n auto­ mobile engine w ith w h ich you aba thoroughly familiar. .. W it h . L A Y P o rta P o w e r, your autom obile can be instantly con­ verted into a *portable p o w e r plant that w ill give from 8 to 15 horse power. N o te from the pictures h o w s im p le a n d practical L A Y P o rta P o w e r is. Y o u W e handle the complete L A Y L in e of Portable F arm Im plem ents, in4 J* ▼ ■ •«» — a w■ , eluding L A Y P o rta Pow er, L A Y F a rm Light, L A Y P o rta Saw, L A Y S a w Rig, L A Y M ilk in g M achine, ^ L A Y P o rta M ill, L A Y P o rta \ P u m p , L A Y P o le Saw;, etc. Glad to demonstrate thi machine at any tiir.e p ir **e ‘ iv p saws in stoc now but you had better get ’ yours early.* . Quality - Price - Service Everything in Hardware �V iffF - jp s "w. '•■•• •5 £/< . \? ■ . - .• JULY 18, 1919 -' • . • m \ ’ ^ - f- * • '. -':*'*’ * »; -:i *.»;‘ ' i *>' ,T H E SANFORD HERALD Auto Tires and Tubes Automobile Accessories Sporting Goods. Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies :_ _ _ Vulcanizing Plant w ill be in Operation b y July 15th - PMGE NINE ry with IIh< eoinmnn barberry, against which there In it federal quarantine, becnti*'- It 1* iiiidorMimd to entry wheat n iN t. The Japanese bnrherry cijn he purchased of tiny nursery man very chenply. Small plnntn set out two feet apart ruuke n thrift fence serving two purpose*. protecthm nml orimmentn tlon.—Thrift Magazine. Street Trees. The nppenrnnce of n city Is its chief innterhil unset. The caliber of a city's people, ns a whole. Is exactly ex pressed In the outward and visible aspect of their municipal home. Now there Is nothing that gives tone to this aspect tike well-kept parks and welttreed streets. More ami more this Is coming m lie noted, anti Increasingly U attention being given to the adorn* Ing of city streets with trees. Also It Is seen that to depend on private Initiative In this, matter will not do. What Is needed Is lo bring the plant­ ing, nurture, care and protection of street trees under municipal control, and such eontmj concentrated In n single department specializing In the one thing, viz., street trees. Plant Long-Lived irletle*. doming trees select lung-livedJitmlwoml Vitrleth-s, sueh_as the elm. maple, walnut, oak. hack her ry, linden, •yentnure. locust. One for every solJlrr and pne for every sailor who has been lit the service. These trees to he planted along.till o f the hlghy.ays and byways leading old of and Into Cltl/ngo, and Upon such, residence streets *s tmvc no shade trees. There let the m lv e rtls e iite m s onto trees, sides o f result of this xote speak for Itself. The burn* ami fences within the limits o f t ttec as a growing monument for the highways and on property rtf persons hoys who served will win. owning hind, without the owner’s per­ mission. .Is prohibited Ity law, Col. Ed. Architecture Important. ward S. Cornell, jfeeretury o f -the Na­ It t« an asset to own a well-detional Highways I'roteetlvi • society, slgtnnl Indue— a house done by an stated at lloston when I'oniiuenllng on srllM wlm 'Understands (he essentials the w ork Ids society I - d o in g to brailIn Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida • rates this wholesale disfigurement nnist he In a somewhat rndlnientnry stale as regards Its simulants of elviC beauty. Eyes which are forced to grow ifceustomisl it* such physical ugli­ ness grow desensitized to ugliness of ilfT sorts ami are prone-to tolerate ugly speech and thought and aetlnn. ttomeTown 115 Park Ave. uni 'principle* 1 1 f gimd design: there ore iitdv too few who know (best* oidnetpH-s and how to prnetiiv them. A side altogether from tile stand SEES BILLBOARD AS EYESORE Cleveland Planning Not Only to Pro I be Hist e-sern|nl to Inexpensive [ point of beauty Mild Cojonel Cornell, Vide Homes, but Wholesome tlfldltig Is -Implicity of general Ciititnailing of advertisement-^ onto trees Writer Denounces Monstrosity as DeAmusement for Citizen*. iiesjt Inn. but In make It a success is Imriiiful to tile trees themselves and structlve to Every Standard il en- must lie splendid proportions of also (lie fact flint heavy nails are left Cleveland, t*.. which has been one' of Civic Beauty. -very part m Itself and Its relation of the llr.*t elites to begin building on j Embedded in the wood renders the with adjacent parts and .the whole. work of sawing them Into lumber dan­ Itensonahle popple no longer expect an extensive scale,1 will not only prise| The scale of the house must he Just gerous ih tin* workers Inter. in take a railroad Journey without hav­ vide for the needs of Its homemakers | “Iulit ti- I'liarneter Is us to-eessury Colonel Cornell added that a blit to ing to look nt billboards advertising who mti*i have’ duellings, but will is the ilmmcier of the Individual. prohibit unlaw till signs on highways shaving soap or toothpowder, set ta tho make sure that nIL Its residents have Good ludgment is a rule talent and bad recently been Introduced III the amusement during the summer months. midst of the choicest scenery. It must tie exercised in the small lower house of the Illinois legislature. It lends n shudder to the tlmuzht of As a menus of making the eltv a bet­ house Just ns. much as In Its inure ex­ tatin's conquest of the ulr' that soon, ter place for returning soldiers as well pensive, ornate and pretentions neighWorker*' Home Urged. •Vi.r perhaps, xvu shall see the sky plastered as more attractive to Its other citizens The vvnr provided u great Impetus To live In a home iif nrehlleetiirul over with chowlng gum tuls, a writer recreation centers will to- cstiibltsbed to i be movement fur decent bullies for nerlf. however simple it may be, Is hi the Huston Globe laments. With nt various convenient (daces. employees, said Nolde Foster lloggson, According to Information sent to-tlm I blessing and brings Joy and life what regret shall we look back to tlm president of lloggson Urns., builders, •ven though It nmy emne to some days when we could lift up our eyes 1'idled States department of labor of New York. I linns! uiieiinselollslv. to the clouds as a relief from the grtev- Cleveland fms set aside $600,000 fur "Under governmental auspices nnd mis hnndlvvoi'k of mnn. Hut not much, ,,M‘ purpose of providing these recreawith government immey," lift added, longer. The dark underside of n good thill centers when the city goes dry. "plants engaged In war work under­ City Government Important. black storm cloud la too good a bill­ Six of these will lie opened on prin­ took to create villages designed tilting city government tom lies tile i'llIzetl board to be neglected. Directly tho cipal corners and vvHI he titled up In model lines to house their workmen, II IIIII III (. ilal W a y s ami Is n f more v i t a l t rt of throwing letters of light against u most Inviting and artistic style. A and so reduce shifting.of. labor from lni|Mirtnnre In Id* lurere-t*, bUHlim** the heavens Ik perfected two shall need 510,000 log cabin has been creel ei I Jti md |R -miiilf. than any’ other sjdiyre nr (itirtlehl park, and n Imathmise routing 1:1 a "hlitq .sky” law with a vengeance. our housing need* In our “Tin i-rumi-lltlll lie! Tv Ity vvJlh vvIdeli In" Within curtntn limits the hlllhftnrd 51.10.000 H to-he b u lirin I'.lgevvnter futurelKm'n' •nines III enlilael. || I'.illoet* mi|re cab illations will lie no Ick* limn has its proper function, one which no (•ark. New park* will also he opened. ii i-nlutnlty. A man Im,Id* hi.* Imme Inxi-s from him and e\;iend* mure This enterprise la suggestive of the wtie need resent. It Is largely a ipjcs-acted alniye all tilings. Take hi* .00(1,-y. Its |e-i,|,|,.„|s ],f,. milling (Indevelopment of the Idea of rnmiiiunlt.v tbm of “ the eternal (Itness of things." Imme avvuv nr tin- right tn create a nr* • T <iitnitlev uni. e til. Ii |,<i |,|i. ,,in "*• de nut resent a screeching limn- ' life, fm . lie- reel ration centers have Imtiic alet iiiii will' |irndiiri- wnndcrcr* i , - n.ivi* in <|< a 1 and tn-lng Img. h ,,t i l.il-iln-s. n.time . n i l mlstaki- e bteti -triislty of limiher and [mint which de- j git-itt [HlN-dbtllties II' I'lllbliotj-i-' nf (be lillig iiinlei intnlttlntis tint III lor nut bb-s tin- serenity of a placid landscape i future where rltlzin* timv a —i-iiihle in iN. 'I hr-result Is new ii.cu1 1n'rs for - lliioli- In 1(1- In (ills,, the r|||z,*h'* or the privacy o f n residential street . In |iass evenings in bealiliiut re InAai ; Oclpicnt ludsllev IMS." luxes. It Its (irnlili-ty* are to be well , by attempting to blackjack our Intel­ thm. -olved. If the c-^ty l*4n bo bonetlted by. lects Into buying some partietilnr lirand tin- Hiiei’-i>*ful nelilevemeld of oilier Two Important Questions, • Advertisement* on Tree*. of.some partlciilur article which we do No iinesthui* tire of greater linpor- i-i'le* and pndit by tln-lr I'nlltire*. elly Already In tiltje slates the milling ef % not vvnnti A puli He nphihm^vyhjrji Job the family tillin' the wider e l l l e b i l s i i iti-1 h a v e m - e e s * t o ni l nvatl H'tll C •tite tutorumthm and daln in In- I,ml III. CITY LOOKS *__TO •THE FUTURE Halted 'lrv ","1 |,r,‘M‘rv' ' ,l“' States. Let Us Inspect Your Battery FREE! ■ » Han’t wait for IrouSI* lo co ne when you’re on the road. Lei us niii it ii the bail a id preveni the loss of lime .and m oney.- N oh in g formal or ceremonious about il just drop in any lime you're passing and let us look it over. Incidentally we never find imagmary troubles, never advise unnecessary repiirs. W h ei you need a ne# battery, remember we are the official service station for P hiladelphia / The liallcry cuaranlcetl Tar cl<h eeti mmilhx. VV* have un up-to dale (Jnrmte Equipment with a machine shop ultnrlicd so we can overhaul your car .f;om storm to stern. L A. KENAUD, Prop. Phone 189 203 Oak Avenue t * • •. *-_ - Y ~~ V~r *1' .’ •- - • •• • ■ • ' ."■ •■ - “ — 1 ill P U L V E R IZ E D S H E E P M ANURE C o m b in ation of Humus and Fertilizer Ingredients. . Ideal -T ru c k Fertilizer. Wri!c for PrictH N A T U R A L G U A N O CO. AURORA, ILLINOIS " “SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” * • * Hood— Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes R E P A IR W O RK OF A L L K IN D S FORDS A S P E C I A L T Y I- V ACCESSORIES Cars Washed and D elivered — W e W ill Cali for and D eliver Your Car. PH O NE NO . 41 — R E M E M B E R TH E NO. 41 It Its Electrical We Do It! f ,h'' b* pro*pe* t I • lilldlll r *lii*llbl Iliake ♦ 1’ il l ft 1till f rh. —i- (mill b in* a re ku I v ed efoti- I*- '1* 11H ii i >x 1bln g 1-1* 0, fo r 1(lev , <1 1lit* I *•1 II'III! It tit >>l tile ell! In* M| 1.>ld ■* let i 111 ami • olnfurl. __a .4- . tl 1»*4|l WE HAVE a fresh slock o f everything and in (he position to meet your Electrical Needs Lamps , Irons Fans Toasters Portable Lamps Fixtures Vaccuum Cleaners Fla.1Mights E L E C T R IC A L S U P P L IE S flare the Silent Alamo Lighting and Poll er Plant to Illuminate Your Home and do the chores One on Display at Our Store Demonstration* at all Times Expert liepair men to Do Your Work Prompt Iu and Sufisfoc’orilg CHARLESELECTRICCO. “ Electrical Contractors” 107 W. First SI. - Hume .111 . Sanford. Fla. Ilf *1- V,i I Mil- p| Mllb’IU* mil) S|tl le d — - - — ' ■» Z **1 tbr Be it U f' price ' \ .... . t * ‘ ■1 4 Ml lf\\ |||'t< it p .o [tert.v din Mir! II** t fail III tV|)|;h ‘ ‘ hem vv lib wire On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates I lie price of wire bus T n Can Bay From Us st Wholesale Prices * SCHOOL GARDENS PAY W ELL itiiumii d along vvtill oilier thing*, but uuird* 11n} o gone.*)Ill higbee. Lumber Apart From Value of Food Produced, will. I believe, eoti'llilli- high. Ileuee W rit* f*r F r ia s L ist Young People Get Interested lie buck yard hoard fenee |s, I believe, In the Work, loomed, mill II ought to lie. It Is hard m Imagine anything more unsightly._ Every elly In the United Slate* building Inspurlur Osborne, Haltltuure, idimdd mntlntie school-garden work n the Hulllinure News. during tin- eon ting season, for. the need of food l* its great ns It wits dll’ 11*18, when the vt^lue of the (itodtiei* grown by Ann-rleati school |Hi|ills was nearly 51HAKKi.tWrfi. The iiltttl followed In New York city has tlm ndviiiitiig^ of a year's trial under working ••oitdiiIon*, and generally Kpeiiklng may la- taken a* ti model by1 school hoard* wherever su IUl-Icii I land Is available for gnnlen*. Tlm New York lioanl of education nlbitetl'To enrli |>ii|ill n space 25 by 50 feel, and phi red .ho boys on «ich ncre. A reeord nf the cro(»H vvtiH kept, eneh boy wns required to work nt least onco a week and to do whatever wns neees\ rnry on his pint; tho hoard lookerl after tho plowing and fertilization and furnished the seeds, nhtl lonehers Bnve T h e time lias com e when every farm er must savo every sprig o f hay he can, the Ipstruetlons on gnrdepltlK to the chil­ dren while engaged In cultivating the Spring crop has been practically a failure, but every Farmer w ill make lots o f soil. The crops, of course,Were turn­ ed over to the young furmers. hay if he will take care o f it. T h e only way to take care o f it is to Bale it, the The vnlue of the Increased food sup­ ply thus obtained Is great, hut-the ex-, only way to handle H ay is to Bale it. W hy not buy a press and Bale your hay pcrlcnee gained by the pupils Is worth when from three to four tons will pay for t t e orcs^, then you will have, one for more I bn n Hie price of tlm vegetables. W.A.MenydayCompany Psiatko, Florida , BesGCountry Fence. * ■ Nothing nlltl.s more to the attractivene«* nnd nrtlstle cliurms of n country home thnn a lientitlful hedge fence which also Ip a protectlmi to the lawn nnd gnrtlen. A low woven-vvlre fftnre, with Dorothy- 1‘ crklns roses, bitter sweet. I-'reneli honeysuckle, or Jap­ anese .clematis plniitcd three feet apart, will soon bc’ n hedge of beauty. Hut better (Imp tliesjy (for you do not need the wire fence) Is a hedge of Japanese. barberry. It Is absolutely hardy, a fast grower, makes a dense hedge, run Ije sheared to nny dealred shape, nnd Is attractive In nny season ’ Idle the others lose their benuty Ih the full. t the next 15 years. $ Hay h s jllin * right i i yo.ir home town at $50 to $G0. per ton. SIKES HAY PRESS CO., O cflM a. MANUrACTlIRKIUi o r Tbe “REDRIPPERIIAYPRESS” Guaranteed' Let ipe have Y O U R O R D E R before the Price Advances • | E. STAFFORD, State Agent SPOIKBj • -ST---- . ' •' - �T H E SANFORD HERALD PACE TEN I and their families awaiting them. New Florida. N O T I C E it hereby *hr»n lhat th* citizen* and taa payer* of the 'County ()I Srminole, Stair of FlarIJa, arr try aaiil ordar r c i u m d to It* land appear before th* Clrruit Court, of the Srvrn th Judicial Circuit Slat* of Florida, on thr 2nd. day of Auguit 1919. at ten o’ clock A, M.. at Del.and In thr county of Volusia, State of Florida, t h n and thrrr to « h o » raurr, If any you have or they havr, why th* said Issue of honda • bould not be confirmed and validated ac­ cording to law, at which time and place all prraona ao dealrina may he heard upon I h v matter of validation of. aaid bond*, aa ia provided by iaw, anxiously ' r -—. Dentist Here. Dr. D. 13. Caswell has arrived in the rity and will open a dental parlor in the Garner-Woodruff buildi ng lids week. Pr. Caswell is a formei resident of Alachua ifi this state but for Borne time haH been practicing dentistry in the office of Dr. Arm­ strong at Atlanta. Dr. Armstrong is a well known dentist of Atlanta Bnd rti tec.ctary of the Georgia Dental Association. Dr. Caswell is a graduate of the Atlanta Souther^ Dental College*and comes to Sanford with good credentials. ‘ . Y ou are just as safe in sending your your $10.00 Silk Shirt to us as you would be in sending the grimest, dirtiest pair o f overalls in Sanford. Phone 13 NO TIC O F IN C O R 1*0 If ATI O N Notice it hereby given lhat we, »h* under r Ianvil Intend to . . . . . Sidney J. C alU , Governor of th* -State of Florida, on the 11th day ol Aug., A. p i IBIS, fur letter* ,__ . . . _____ t_____ patent Incorporating th* Sanford Building' ---— —and _Improvement — r -- . Com .... I" pany under th* following propotrd charter, .v _ original of. which !» ”i___ now__on file Ip the the office of th* Secretary of State, C. A. dettt 8. Rung* A. Vaughan Green YV. Smith K. E. Ilogan. A rllrlr* of Incorporation of thr .Sanford llulldlng and Improvement Company We, th* undrrtigncd hav* atiociatlon mtr■c-1vo* -together and do hrr*by attucUlr ourtclv** for th* purpot* of forming oura. lvr* into a body politic and corporal* un­ der and by virtu* of th* lawt of th* S la t* of Florida and do adopt thr following artlclr* of incorporation? A rllrlr I. T h * name of ihfa corporation aball l a Hanford llulldlng and lmprovrmrnt Compony. sad ita plac* of hutinett ahall b* at Florida Safe & Lock Co F: T O I’ ltomiTV O W N E R S N olle* I. hereby given lhat th* Una d of County Com mlttlontr* will m **t on th* (th ilay of Auputt, A ll. I'JIP, at thr Court llou tr at 10 o'rlurk a. m'. to hrar from all turh o « n * r t o r agent* * » drtirr to appetr and enter complaints alt to th * valuation* raised by Ih* Hoard of County Cnmmliiioner* on the 7lh day of July, A. I>. I'.ilB, khrti •itting a* a board of equalizers, and to hear any reason that ma> be given why the valua­ tion a* tized by the Hoard on any real • state or personal prdps-rt> should lie chang­ ed. The Hoard of County Commissioners • itting a. a board of ,-quali ers on the 7th day ol July, ft-. I). IMIfi. having fully, ditrussed the statoments and facta aa presented decided to increase the valuation upon the following described personal property: • Mr. A. F .'T a n n e f, liaised from 12(0.00 to 1640.00. Mr. (I. II. Tanner, liaised from 12(0.00 to Safely Deposit Boxes. Prompt Delivery Box 81, Lakeland, Florida Arthur D. Key (Reel at his hiitnc, !Hi7 Turk Avcmu* Sunday afternoon after a lingering illness of • several months, .\fr. Key hud been u .suf­ ferer from kidney trouble for many years and last yer.r underwent an operation here I h j ’ seemed to give him some relief liui fi r the pasi few months he hstd been failing and h's death had been exnerted for several A sad nccurrani’c connpctpd I HO.00. is.alt K A not'd.ASS. Clerk. Hoard >d County Commissioners Ry V.. FI. Oouglass, II. <’ C O tic with Lmcoli.sluri', America K■ England w hen y e a r s ■.f a g e I il\ f.ir Eloridn he I I. many in w as the In.rn and was fi v • <t in year- eariv da\s, m* to twihe N"i « al rd I.n r in an llrrr »»* Karman. Mrs, r . r»f l or k , a me P u lm Hi a- h day " f June. 1**1’*, lev t hi if on JnVV I’ crkin*. Judge of t tie S* \I n t h Judic ial ( i r • tilt .,f Florida. »rt t l u M i f i , in a rerfain • a use i herein oendln j; s h i m n t L Iftriet'ttuifh i * * omp'mriHf-r stui \f t* \ * aroiufj*. iH 'In iilu a ll) arid M (* ^ean ouris a* Trustee for John G Y»-an o un s and T o m <* Y i s n m r n*. i* defend nt, ), the under*i|frod Special Harman w in * in at tin! a v tin ^tjevfw ,,f \| r !o li Imating of Holly J * iJo Mr i ’illm Kurmati Reach poM, Yl ast* r |irc»iitiMii of rhe State building a n d Board of Control but is n o w jircsiis (titrish of dent of ihe Slate llnnrd of Health hrotigh life a arid is one of I he most prominent uiels nherand was iti the state. r s.inford Itti'.lig t be lti-1 - ia i'd ed Rul|di Stevens now Captain Stevens Hume Runjph and^ James Estcidgp. Ail nf these'Sanford hoys will soon le home and iheir many friends \ e g e t a id e gWXWWwJ B uild Now! Set your money la Work oa Building a koai of your own. 0 . S. Dcyt. of Labor W . B. Wilton, See. DENISON Immediate Delivery a, honilftp notra or other or; to make advance* and to la*tar real eat ate a« land* d sell, to acquire, own and hold all pci I property nere«»ar> to adv antaeeoual durt and tranaart any liual* nraa that orporation i* authorised to rarry on, and to do at) *uch other and further thing1 ______ ________________ ■ aa mayr be neretaary and eapedi-, •'nl Jo be done for the aurrraaful transaction ef the bualneaa of this corporation — - . - —^ And to have, w„the„ right#, eaerclie And enjoy all power# ahd, privileges Incident to “ :.i rorporaja n i i e d andexisting under the laws of the State of Florida/ Article III. The amount of the capital « tor It of this corporation ahall he Ten Thousand I dollar* 11 d.GOO. 00), to he divided into one hundred ittMiii shares of the par value of One Hundred I iff Bar* i 11 OG GO) each, ti* be paid for with lawful money of the United State* All or any portion of the Raid capital Murk rna> ht pa v able in, or m u n i or used for. or Ih the purr hate of property, labor or pcrvtrr*, m juft valuation thereof to he determined by the hoard of dirertorfi. Any Quantity Writ* for Illuttratrd Booklet Gamble & Stockton Company 112 W. Bey Slrrcl Jacksonville, Florida Tifg Details and L it t r a t u r t P ro m p tly Fu rn irh e d Up on R tq u e it THE T IM E on aaill un Stoiidsy. ih; Gh tJn ir n a tiv e sod is day id \ U£U*t ( l it l It, in front *d the Court I louse doo r in Sanfor d. H o n d a , during the !* *a l hours itf sale, off er for **le and sell to the Mjrhent bidder for rash the fitllri#frtg (Jp* • ri f o .l land*, n a it f of SF , n f ' ^ W *ie* tn in J ci. Tow nship J 1 S . Itnngi PJ K.t ly in g and being in S em im dr r m i n h , Hur l da T*rrn- id * aI* to In- *i sih and purcha*** r to J S is oil the time when your tires show bud punctures, blow-outs, rim-cuts, tread weakness, air holes, etc. \? f in a short time we transform >, nr almost worthless tire into one prac­ tically as good as new, saving ye i many dollars. PHONE 17 Oak and 3rd St Sanford, Florida II t ' l i v i n , Vice I'ri Bldi n t . and Itunge, H e r r e fa f) and Treasurer I he Hoard of I lire rlors shall he \ Vaughan, •*re* n V. Sun « . L. F- Huiafi, i A If etts and J tf ( * u » a n . T h i hr" l or o r miration me« ting of the • turkliuldeff of ti.ia i orporation shalT he ht-jij in t tva- « i > *#f Hanford, Heininfilc Pplin t >, Florida, on the 20th i!*> i f August, A, I l f 101 !*, foy the purpose of adopting' by-laws and cn f t pie tin g the of gapisaUun ol the c*»rjo ration a* h« r* tnhi fore p ro v id e d for/ and ih e f e a h i F the annual mrt’tings of the dn-’ kholders shall he held on the second Wriincvtffti in Ju ly of each and e ve ry y*afKr ilr le \ I i hi hi if art our I .nd* ii-r i.d ro **> of I>r. M l 11< K J O llll> UK IPS Scaled will hid*, sub je c t In* rt-reived by the sab- uif homii . # A. Vau gh an , Sanford, Florid a. 2 *jrttrra; A Hi tt*, Sanford, Florida. - ahirca; ( ‘ urnoiin-iuncr*.of ScntfVioliY /Joufity, at the office of #uid liGard at the mui tn Saufiifd. Holt da. nn or hiforo ten a, m o?» th*- 1th day «d August, \ I for the • ir a va ti tm wt Capita) tluck aubacrlucd by iaih* t **■ Ihuant op rf iu n ty - * arc at follow s: an d J- li t *'*• an. ’Sanforrl, Ff<*rida, 2 siiarc*: S liuGgc. Sanford. Florid*, 2 share*. Gfc n sk Smith. SanlofiL Florida, "2 * arc* I K. Ilogan. Sanford. Florida. 2 ‘ hare* con»l ru* t n«r> In W ftn **1 * W h* r» < f Th* *u !(■«’ rilung u. ■ herrunfo f rii' Ta i - n of I hi* <• r p<*mt ton hav* vul’*i rihi-d tt'ii if na fin * i . A lief* ( -i i ma' .-'I ...n ,q lilt] ' J H. < 1*411 , , ul, ;. ar.l* H u . ijuahtll i. >1.1. nf, \ ,, ih ,1 ■h me ( i n n • ■ uhifnrm t •• • t. * ■■rnj,r,i . That good citrus fruit well packed and marketed through the right channels will bring fair prices during the coming shipping season is indicated by the fol­ lowing facts: VULCANIZE Fot* o ^ R S* FO»| Good Fruil Should Bring Fair Prices TO *heir succossiifs are elected a nd quail Led, Jl he olfirers of thi* corporation shall he: F A. It r i t », I* real dent: * ,11■l -f t i ’ growing and came here about sixtten years ? ig o . buybig hi? In ml*. *m Pat); aTentiP und being ronnerted with J. E. Fare in th * vz/mwi SMOOTH SCORED A N D ROUGH TEXTURE FINISH Huh- l.anded S.Uifurii o ars l.nt w,i- .ittr.otid t.. -•.iiilo'd *1y Sanford, FIc. I mtd after the Gf*t annual meeting of the * t o r k h o ld r r « herein p ro v id e d for, and until MtsIC ICs H ill: Si-Trrt- is h* r*hy given I ha t under and In virtu*- «-f 4 fifial liter** rendered mri the 'J"th in . a t m- P ut W IG H T GROCERY CO., Fhr business of this corporation shall he conducted by (hr following officer* A presi­ dent, vice president, troaiurer, secretary* electcil f by the hoard of directors* and a hoard of ivJrecturs nf not less than three nftr more than seven, directi»r*. wh--«hatl he storkhohh rs in *aid mrpoiation, to hr eierted h> the ' t <u'k holder* annual)) The olflre of secret at v and treasurer may he held by the ■am* person. M i n i I. IH I* FLOU] A n added zest for every meal Article > , ( ariHda Dainty Bakings or a Substantial Dinner is assured b y the i Fk!» ri.r|mr»(iuii phail con tinu e ami have fuil p f * r r t o r %H f ifj' H ji cur iiHf at r rights anti franchiaca for a p er io d i»f ninety-nine years f r o m and i f t e r the corn men re merit of it* cn r pH rate exintenrc. his death w ;?s the fast tha( his urdv son. A. li Key, had iust bs-pn rnarripd at W orrpstpr mid w?is on his vvpdding trip win n (bp father’s death (iccurred. the wire railing him home reaching him at l /webet , A r t I mr Success of INTERLOCKING TILE NOrr Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, /T ?H E USING SUN N E W STORE O P E N S The New York Ready to Wear Store bus come to Sanford and open­ ed a store on Sanford Avenue at 1112 They have a chain of stores In the South. They carry a full line and com­ plete line of Ladies Ready to Wear and Gents Furnishings dud promise satisfaction to ail the customers. Remember the name and the place 312 Sanford Avenue. Leesburg, Florida ROBERT GLENN |GOU, Agent. nre i .irni Iti. -,i>| S. 11uniV Green U , Smitli F. K. Hogan ||.. nztil tit im r „ . , . ... d r r t r z i r Tin uriliiljlt! . I SrfM lltfilaZ'* It ,i . lit-, mi ll l . m t . , ry. , V I 'ii-M .h»i! li. —ail ■ upuii 3 lurm lu l>lur 1,1.lit tl. T h r l„iaril r u t r i t t i tbr right t „ nny ami all luil*.* ^ Th.- sui-ci*«sli»l bnltli r » ill hr riqurrrt! tn eitf. a . in-nil rqua! tn 2V p f f rt-rit* nf ti.s ainmit.i it( t.i» nr thi ir tslil. riint|iutm| upui thi basis nf th- yarilaci abnvt- tnrntinncd, aitb a Su n tt I'n mpkby iiualililil tn a r i l • urh bnnits in thi- Stain nf Flnrlda, a- . u n i t Uiarwtn. thi- ^ r r i t y Cnmnan) anil fnrm i f bnnil tn In- > p jfftin 4 by said tmaril. A m p y <>t iilan*. ziiw-ifirationa artit pmb l n anil nrttpuii'il r nt ra it. bnnil anil Inrm i.f trill'may In- nlitainnl upon appllratlun to tinunili-fslennl upnn makitie a <l,-puait ,f Tr-n (iiillars. thi* sum tn l>s rt-furnit-il n h r > -sill jiUt,*, a p n Iflc ith in*, Fte., hats In-rn rii MiMii-ii. By nrilsr o|-thn ’ llnaril of t **iunt) Com mlt.lnni-r. of St-minolp Counti,. Florida. M ali K. A. I Ml I t , I. ASS, 61 Itr Clark, Sta ll of F| (!•rid a A. V a ufcTi a n -at. County of Stminolr. Hcforp mo. a Clerk Circuit Court* porinn* ally apiioarod A* licit*. J. H, C d« an, l i n « 7i W; Smith. S. Itungo. K. I*. Hogan and A, VnT-th*in win* arc aril known tome tu be perauna named in, and who subscribed their namisito the foregoing article-* nf incurporalim.% anll *«•vcralK acknowledged before rne. 11 .it they executed th«- same for the use# and purposes therein mentioned. the In Witness Whereof* I ha^r hereto §et my hand and ofFirial ae.il of office at San ford. In t*"e county of Seminole and .th e-S tate of Florid#, on thi* the 7tH day o f July. A.. I>. (real) 6l*4u* # K. A. D O UG LASS? THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE No orjrane of the human body are ao Important to health find long H*e ns the klaneys. When they alow up and com­ mence to lai; In their duties, look out! Find out what the trouble I*— without deJav. Whenever you feel nervous, weak. dl**y, suffer from sleeplessneae, or have palmt^ln the back— tcakn* up of once. Ytur kidneys need help. Jliese are slitns to warn you that your kid­ neys are not perfdrmlnK their func­ tion* properly. They nro only half doing thiJr work and are allowing Im­ purities to accumulate and bo convert­ ed Into uric acid and blher poison*, which are vouslnp*you dlstreos ahd will destroy you unless they are driven from your system. • nn .npip m h o a i. n * . » n * t n nil CapsuU** at once, T h r y c s art old, tried preparaiSon used nil over the world m n lu rlca . Tlii-y contain only o'.il-fa»hI oiipi I, l o o lb in q o i:» ro:iililniiil ivlfn atrviifd'i-Rtvltiit «nml ayatetn'clpnosirf livrbe, wel. ;...i)',i':i ..nd u.<cd by cljtna in thoir daJty practice. UULU M R D A L llnarleni Oil Capsnlo* arr u»porlcil illrscl fr o m the laboratories J o Holland. T I i p V nre convenient to taa*. and w ill cither b I v * prompt rollef or your m on ey w ill be refunded. A*h lb m u ' nt any <tru*r etore. but be ■ur* , , “ ' Kft the oriKlnel Imported (JOUA M KM AI. brnnd. Accept no rsubstltul**In *eale,1 packaaea Ttiree *lze». Clerk Circuit Court. The buying capacity of (he consuming pub­ lic promises to continue good— The food ami hralth value of citrui fruits ■re becoming better and more widely kriown---The Florida Chm* Exchange will even more generally than heretofore advertii* snd demonstrate the merit! of Sealdiweot grapefruit and orafigca p M i - t tell your fruit for let* thin It's worth, but Join tbs F l o n d * Citru i Ezchange and get the full value o f your crept F o r further information, call on, write to, w i r * or phoo* • r , Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Flu* Grange* A. HAKES, Manager ( ountv ( i 1 r n h Sub • Exchange OR LA M IG , FLORIDA riiifiila. by I,. A. Ilrumli'V, |\ l U r m , E. II. K ilb ir. C , IV. Flntzmintji r arid H. 1*. Hsnps, a, nr.d riitiatitutiny the llnard uf ('min­ ty Cum misiinn.r* ol Semlmdr 1Cuunty, Florid* '„ , *i Cliatinn Stale nt Flnrlda. ez rel David ! — Schultz, Stale Attorney fur 1the Seventh Judirial Circuit uf . i b » Stale t.| Florida, In aml for i Seminole County, \ W tF.lli:A S. on the I0ih day rtf July |1IJt i a pftitiiin was filed in the above at,vied court by the County nl Srminnle. hy and through L. f . Ilrumley, |„ |*. Hawaii, tl. |*. .Swope, K, II Kilbee, and C. F.ntzndnger aa and coniMtutinc Ihe Hoard of County t’ omml*. slonera of Semihole County, Florida. seUioc forth that an elrctlsn waa held In and throuc nut thr zalil Seminole County, State ol Flor­ ida 1(0 the |3lh day of M ay 1919, to deter' mine whether or not the County of Sem*nole. State nf Florida, should issue county bond, in Ihe turn of t.ltiO.OOt) oil, to be*/ interest *al the rate of S S ' I per annum, pat able aembannuailv. aaid nnnila ttf ma­ ture in tear, alter July 1st. 1919, anil to Ita usueii for the purfo *e nf ,-radinz, construe- Just Installed “Modern Auto Laundry Goodrich M ile Guaranty U SE D C A R S F O R IM M E D IA T E D E L IV E R Y — 1 Hudson, 7 -p a ssen ger;m S a xon 6, 5-passenger; 2 Buick 4’s, S-nassen^er?; 1 Apperson 4, 5*passenger; 1 Overland 4, 2-passenger; 1 Buick 4, .Truck,*] 1 American Speedster; 1 International Truck; : . : 2 O verland 90*s, 5-pa*:ei»gers; 1 N early N ew Dodge D elivery Car : * • order in tkia caua* mads and rdtrrtd by th* Honorable Jam** W. Per kina, Judft of tk*' fth Judicial Circuit Court of tfa* Stats of �T r #* -n > •• » ri& f$ . .■ t«. * JULY 18, 1919 « __u ___ -.' •-" THE SANFORD HERALD "^ ~ ---- PAGE ELEVEN —I V ■ " f . r SEJ, tn W it n .s . Whereof, W 'r have hereunto ( ta , deed wilt lou r thrrrtin on ihr 22nd day T o 'Vm. ft. Andenrrld, Iteaidence Unknown: order b» puhtiahed once a week for t w e l r * '.V |0 A^_ Prc. 28, T p 21 h |( t(j f; ft arfu*. Alan ___ T o * Certificate _ 1 I t appearing- by the .worn bill id com.' conaecutive weeks In the Sanford llrrald , la att our hande, and , 011* 0,111, 1! our name*. ol July) A. I). 1919. Wilnraa my offirial algnature and leal plaint Bird herein agalnal wrekly newspaper nubllahed In aaid Sem ­ M o * " ' * ’7* 'U t - 1 t lie 2nd "day o f June A.' |)T ‘ (hit the 10th day M July 1919. l tii• the 18th day of June. A. It. 1919. nr claim to have tome Interest in the folio inole o u n t y , Florida Ir 'ii. ravering (hi- l l l m i r r drat-rlbed land,. I). A, Caldwell *cal> E. A. D O U G L A S S . )ne deacribed land in Seminole county. Flor­ "• * l t W lit i ! S IS A nf SE ' « of S E » ! L. W. Itafd well (ilvrn under my hand and Ihr tea of toy Sulim of Application fur Tax Drr.t I I.,ln of Cl, rk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla, ida, to-wit: See. 2A. Ti .1 .■ ! ;.n E . olfire till, th# 22nd day of April, 1919. . S. A. Irwin Srrllon 8 of Chapter 1888, l a » . „ r Florida '>a-ite fiy V. E. Itnuglaa,, D. C. _____________ The Went half i W ' j j ) of the Southwest Th. ,aid la 1 ' • < ,£ i, n • rail E. A. D O U G L A S S , « «r m ,..(l »*. at (he the d ate a le. D, U. Caldwell Stiller i» h ir itn t i ' r n that G r |i»nirl. ! I n*- muafirt , * «.,« k .t. ,are in •» ithe km 1 • Clrrk of the Circuit Court of Seminole Co-J h r. c.-ti Laura I*. Caldwell re. ■ i t . a Quarter (SAt *4> of Section 29, Townahip 19 pufrh»*cr ttf Tax ('■ rtinrat, Sti 10 1(1, ilat r j nam.- ..( | Nollre of Application for Taa Deed Under South, flange 31 East, I,'** and cacept the Cnlf-aa raid certlticatn 1 _ _ M ar y II. Uutherford / . Florida — W m ( h < (f o( |h|i w „ f t b> )f o( Srrllen R of Chapter 4888, Lawa of Flor­ L. W. Duval, ida -a the Southweat ouarlrr i S I V J f ) of the SouthCom->luln*n t's Solicitor. Notice ia hereby givrn that Chat, T yler, writ riuarter ( S W ! * ) ol Section 29. Town60-lJtc c ig n e d authority, perpurebaaer ol Tax Certificate No. 111. dated iMp 19 South. Hangc 31 Eaaf, containing TO . t'a ld w e ll. L. W . C o ld In Circuit Court, Seventh Circuit. Semlnola Caldwell, Laura I’ . Ihr ftb day of Junr, A, If. 191T, embracing pen a more or traa. County, Florida * You are therefore hereby required and or .... Uutherford. to me the M o w i n g described property »" inole county. Florida, to-wt It 1W*. f i h . m r u t dnred to be and appear urt Seminol* f aunty, M e j known to be the prraona deacribed in ,urh Cfftillratr In th* name nf Unknown; Hj V h [iiuclana, P C 'a n d who executed the foregoing articlea of ■ v r % ^ ,,n A d. r r £•«” ' * > « * ; r . h r s d i , : « w | o « r . . « i T « r p ..u «c «p «y va. Aim T o * C ertifti*’ * N o 9S7. a.n.,1 tlir f l l- ite I Incorporation of the C aid w eii Furniture ron‘ v V V i HM.V'.li’.rwTtr,’ Sanford liraoI l u / m l»f d . Klori‘ia. Florida. on the Ffrat 2nd day of June A. D, 1902, ,aid ri-itiflrali- - -■ lo,<1, Firat M on day In in Au- All unknown parties rlalming Inter­ C ompan p a ny, y ,'In r ,, and neknow com inr,, ami they roey aevcrally aevrraiir a. ,. l i . / ^ r I ,,, t „r l ’ ' » ltl'rr'a S.ll III, * ll,*> • 9 11>. being the fth lf»V of raid n i n t h . * —’ * n - d r f J. lifchmond MtlrpHv, i-mbruc.-a the fnlluwing dmrrihrd property N>M It i. CJk IlllJd tegded to and before me that they executed « Jf* * Au ‘ » « then and lucre to make answer tu the o i l !(leceiueq, .................................................... Annie C. Wueelbrielge, Hitritrati-d In Seminole County, Florida to-aii the acme lor the pu-no.es therein eapreaaed. ' NWly with J.rsnt line to Celery AVe. W. to o| f o m p W n l hrrr|„ ft|cd you> , „ d The Hoard of County Commie,ionrr* in of ner, fSec. 1t,, Tp chle Wexulbrielge, all unknown partiv, S K l* ttf S K ' I Of SW !,1 01 1 p , •1 -- • ' " , » i r , ..'iH m iw m ir f, ■■■ ,.}*f.,,.1™ * therein fall not. elao raid bill will be taken as claiming inlrresta under Calvin A. S R. 29 K „ aame being one fourth of raid f f ? , r Seminole County ■* 1)1 receive sealed end thfct they were the , * m e -perron* name*, I ,n* ‘ - “ J ^ ' V r . , * P .v tV „kn„I- ' * d f' agalnal you. followed b y final de- I’ oage, all unknown parties claiming e, rtiheate, the aaid .land being a » e r r d at ‘ ‘>r ,h,‘ Purchne id corrugated iron cul- therein 4* "If. A. Caldwell. L W. Caldwrl , r , y, . 7 .interests under George It. Morton In, he dale ol the (nuance of «uch certineatr ' e f t pipe at their regular meeting to he held S. A. Irwin. Ih D. Caldwell. Laura l\ C u l d - , ‘ “ icate In the name ol Unknown; well and M ary H. Uutherford. AI,o Tax Certiorate. N o 244. dated the i. i, nr, t „ . , i th . » rut. „ i,_ divi.luallv nr as truatee, all unknown At unday, fAuguvt fth, 1919. In the name of A. II. Wood. on Monday, ,.Hoard reairvr, the right to reje t any and ! o Witnea* Whereof. I have hereunto set 4th day of June. A. D. 1917. embracing the published in the Sanford Vleeald "a * newu parries rlalming Interest under W, 8. Hat hied aaid certificate In my nffirr and • • > . m> hand and orfirUI seal at Sanford. Semi- following dearriWd property in Seminole u„j,|j,hed in Semin,.la ernTnio h it made application for lax deed to Ixaue all hid<. nule County, Florida, thli th^ 10th dmy ol county. F lorid., to-wit: U t 42. Pain) l l i m S S r « S w l . k f S M Z l E. A. DtiUG I.ASS. Clerk. T o all unknown partlaa claiming interest in accordance with law. t*l-4lc Ju!y A* II, 1919, 1mock A llo tm e n t S%id land brine a u ' w d * * kt f , . ?*« ". 1 undrr J. Itii-hmond Murphy, or untfer Calvin Unless aaid certificate iha'I he redeemed I,. T . Bryan at the date* of iHiiamp of cp,id c#rtiGrate in •, . C L A I M I N G X N I M- A. 1’nagr, or under George H. Morton indi­ according In law tax deed will iaaue thereon Koiaey Public. thi* name of Unknown; I E i M ? illL rT i ir I I K I t B I N vidually or aa fruitre, or under W. 8, K » e f * r Notice of Applleaiiun for t q x Deed Cndrr ,in the Mth ay of August A. It. 1919 Srrllon 8 of t'hapler I , * 8, La w, of tlurlda. M t Commi«*ion eitilrra Frb, hth, !!*22. j\|,q Taa Certiorate No. 1 K'» datril tha IiL' —r> J ^ p h Oaror either of them or otherwise, in the follow­ Wilnraa my otficial and aeal thla “ ‘ ‘ algnatiirr »i| Notice ia hereby glv m that John1 ltraurr, A. K. ------- — -----r 4th- d y / n r - J U b . 'r A . I L ^ S t T ^ m t u a r i n g the VlHt ,, in‘ " Andenreld. o, otherwiae. ing drsrtibeit Tahdi situate In Seminole the 10th day of July A. I>, 1919. . A llofn ry , following deacribed property, in Seminole H being maue to appear by a aworn bill of county,* Florid,; taeat) • E. A. I Hi U G L AS S.Jiuich*»er-ef—T u t - CrTTiTIH»ie'"*ro,"" t i l , dated f i l D e county. Florida, td-wlt; Itrg. N W. cor of complaint filed .herein again,! y o u ^thnl you N E ’ i of N E I,' Sec. 34. Tp. 19 S, R. 21 E. <I’y n u , l ItrilUlli I w■«,«. t"|je t* i»* k*»r ill . * ...... , —W L—*,'-*, j ” 1* » 1. mv ; *>va Clrrlr Oirrult Courr, SfmlhnlB County. Fla ----- ______ 1he 4th day of June A. D. 1917, haa filed ----------- :-------- . .. ' J N F L eef N K ' 4 ol Sec. I. Tp. 20, S., ft. 3p "RVe or claim to have dome i n t e r c t in the S E t * « f - S W i , Sec. 21, Tp. 20 S. R. 29 E. 61-JW ................................ ll y V. E. Diiuglaam, |>, C. aaid rertifieate in my olfire and haa made ap­ K W ' 4 of S E i , Sec, 28, Tp. 20 8, H. 29 E. plication for lav deed to l,*ue In accordance Netlrr af Appllcallan for Tax Deed l Oder E .'run F 9.Mfi rh.. S 10.15 eh.. W 9.8ti ch., rnllo.*iin* •J'-w'-Hh. d i;nda In Seminole county, Section 8 o f Chapter r 4888, L a w . of H e r i s rl| i (0 , Mr*. Sai.l larul being aaFlorida, to-wit! S W ’ i of N W I 4 . N H ol ! i W i f and SW>£ Notice o f Application for Tax Deed Under **th law. Sqid rertifieate rmbrarea the folIda se**ed at the- elate erf the iaanance of said Srrtlon 8 o f Chapter 4BRB. I.awa of Florida lowinr drarrtird property •itoated irf SemiThe West hall ( W U ) eif the Soulhweot of S W i , See. 4)8, T p . 20 S, II. 29 E. You are hereby ordered lo appear to th * Notice ia hereby given that Allred Fuater. eertifi ate in the name ol Itnkneewntnele ceuntv, Flcrlda, to-wit. N K 1 , of S W ' i nU» r t » r [ S W * 4 ) of Sertlon 29, Townkblp 19 Notice ia hereby riven thal.daaae Hlarkpurehaaer of T a x Ctrllficale NO. 240. lt* t«d Al«d T ax Certificate No. 38. dated the S»ulh. I*8 fife 31 East, Ira# and except the bill of complaint herein filed on the 4th day ,her. purchaser of Tax Certificate No 437, • f S W I , ol Sec. 27, Tp. 21 S- ll.Jll) E..-10 II. a . 1 i... a t. a I, i n i * 1 . . of August, A. D. 1919. the 4th eiay e-f Jure, A. D. 1917, ha* fileel 4th day of June, A. D. 19 1 7, embracing the tte«t half ( t t )y ) of the.W ea L hair ( W U ) of " dat’ d the hth day of Junr A. D. 1911, hxa ■ R H , ' I t ia further Ofdrred that till* notice be The *aid land bring a,tr,*rd at the elate of sale) rertifieate In my eitflre, and haa maele, following described property in Seminole the Southweat quarter |SW«4 > of the Sevulhfiled aaid certificate In my office and ha, apt liratioyi quarter of oo Section 29. Townf■i*11 v hi i*v* fur *ur «tax * » d.ed urvu to ku iaaur *»■«« In »4» accord*»%»»»•'* county, Florida, riorum, to-wiu «v „ rr ( S W l*i )* **• fuon 4^. i uwn* published once each week for tw elve week* lev-wit; a S 1* ’ j 01 of N ' js tit of weal made application for taa deed to tarue.jn the ia*uance ed aueh certificate in the' name n Unlra* dalel cer­ Mhcr with Uw. S»*d ccrriAratt r m b n c c t I h r of N \ V * a ntid S < f \ F** . f S\V»t of : h'i» * J -s *'Uth. lUnrP 31 Matt, cunalnlnf in the .Hanford Herald, a newspaper published accordance with law. Said certificate em ­ ef Minnie L. MrCallum. in aaid Seralnida Connty. ‘ " i N W * * of Hcc* SCn.Tp. 19. Sf K .30 K., |r» 70 nrnrr or lets. braces the following described property sit­ tificate anall be redeemed according to law fnllowlns tlencribta property i l t u i l r d Witness my hand and tha seal of the aaid uated in Samln le C unty, Florida to-wit. tax derel w^ll Iaaue Ihreenn on the 14th day a^mlnoltj T . ' r ^ u S M * n t : tlS F * 40 Br rf f * SB,tl f * * * H * d ay ,hr <U,y Y ?u therefore hereby romr^andrd and Court thla V8th day of A p ril . A . D . 1 ° i * Src* .***•, s * n ' u. 5V‘ . J : » f U«uancc of »nid certlllcatr in the nan® of renuired „ to be------and appear appear before beforeour ouraaid «aid Cirruit Lota 10 A I t , JUrhardiona Add Woodbridge. of Auguat, A. ft. 1919. 1919. Witnraa my e.lfirial signature and teal this acres. T he aaid land being aMCs*ed at the W. F. Le av itt; sold as the property ol E. C. Wallace. Circuit Court at the Court Ilouae in San (»»al) E. A. D:>UOLA88 , date ut the issuance ol auch certificate in the the 10th day ed July A. D. 1919. Also T ax Certificate No 309. dated the iei emrtlflcate ,-rnit.ra.ea Ali o T m Certificate No. 37. elated the (ofd. Fldrida, on the Firat MoAday In Sop• Clerk Circuit Court Setnlnule Co., Fla. name ol Unknown. Unlek# aaid •call E. A. l l l l U O L A S S 3rd day of July A. D. 19IS, covering Lot 5. th ill be redeemed accordln,to law tax deed 4th d»y _,d Jun_e. A. 1>-_1» *T_'> rariy _the £ 1 9 ^ l^lAg J h o £rat_ e l . y _ o l _._.id Maavry 4. Warlnw Clerk Circuit Court Seminedr County. Fla. liichanltona Add tp Woodbridge, T he said dra ribrd proPt’ fty in Srm imdf r? on.l Mf* (l hrr® to rnakr « m v # r unto Sol*, for Complt. .lly V. E, lUitiglaM. D.C. wilt iaaur thereon on the 22nd day ed July, follufeinc land bring a r i n r d ‘at the date id the iaauanre countv, Floridta iih>»it: N 1; of N *7 of •he bill of complaint Hied Herrin ■cainat you, 81-iate til-fitc A D. 1919. of such rertifieate In the name of Unknown. of SUM of . N W , nf Sec. 3G, Tp. IU S, It 30 •*"» Iharrin fall not rU«* nald bill will be Witness mV offirlal signature and *ral thla. II* Said land btlne aaaraacd Unlcaa said certificate shall be redeemed at the date of j*k>n aa rntlfca^cd afalndt you, to be fot.according to law tax de d will i sue tberron In Ceurl of taunt; Juelgr. Stmr of Meirlda. the IH b day ol June. A. I), 1919. i-BUBr.uc uf aaid ccrtillralc in the name of *OWr|I b> final decree* dealt F. A. D O U G L A S S . In re Krtatr ef on the f4th day ol Auguat A. I). 1919. Hattie F. I.r-avitt; It ia further ordered that thia notle© lie Clrrk Circuit C o u r t Seminole.Co.. Fla. Wilnraa my official algnateire and seal thia -1- Cramer, an in4arte person Al«o Taa C'ertiflrate No. G5, dated tlie Puhllihed once r i c h werJi for twelve wreka In 58-&ir |ty V, F. Ileiuglaa,. D. 4*. Seminerle County. the 10th day nf July A. D. 1919. 4th* day of June, A. IK IUIT, cm bra ring the the Sanford Herald, a^ newspaper published Nerlire i, hereby give n lo all whom it may (•rail E. A. DOUGLAS'S follow inc deacribed property in EfhtlfHde •** ^^rninuli* county, Florida* Clerk Cirruit Cerurt Semlncele Cerunty. Fla, concern that Leslie I'rairrr, >* Guardian ed Ip Conti of ('ciunl; Judgr. Sprain ole r«ttir»fy rnunty, Florida* to - l i t * Lot fi* Block 14, Hone ami ordered ib (his the 3tb day of Stair of Florida , § fij-frtc B y V. E. De>ugla», D. C, Wealey J. Cramrr, an in*ane person, will on Tier ihe T ‘ »wn of Kuniord. Said land bn- Junr, 191?. the t j l h eiay ed Auguat. \ I ’ . 1919. apply, In rr F ita tr of Frank Bond Suinmir»»*C a*«e**rd » til the tlale of the Wiuaiire of taeaB |*. n o u iiL A S S . ThoOia* fVrrival C <«n* ter the- lloneirable f' f I I okiahedder. County v 11f•; aVid Notice erf Sale of Time W arrant* r ' *iiid n-rliiieale in the name of F. IK Brid; C Ur k Circuit Cmirt Srmimdr rue Co.. Fla. i <’ cinipropsi > Minor* Notice ia hereby give n that the |tr urj ed Jtrdge in anel for valet Cr tenlv, at hia trffice in Al*o T a t 1‘ erllflcate Nit, 111, dtfleij the By v . K. ’ hotidaaa, D . C . MY SPECIALTIES: Sanforrl in aatel Ceiuntv. at.'lo o'rlurk A. M. Not in* ii hiTrby ci v» n lo all mb urn H County Ceimmt**le>nrr, ed Seminole fetuni P m kins.in A lljrkinsun, 41H day f4 f June* A. IK UMT, emhrarinjr the err a, soon thereafter a, t h e ‘ matter can be ma> ritnnrn that J, f ic<«, a*s.t«uar8 I lurid, letridn. will rocel.g 1. .1. up t.v lOtOd .. cluck hra„ , aul,.„r)U , H |. „ public ..r .Suliritura for Complainant,. fxiflai« inj; dmrrilied prtiperiy in Heminule PICKARD S HAND-PAINTED CHINA m . Monday. Augu.l tlh 1919. a! the iv, „ ! , „ i Wra- ilian r»f thr w-ct*!#* «*f fra nk finnd Surrinirr- county, Florida, 11»-tails l#ot 5. Block 13. Sfi-iair rl ,,k . ejfiire in Sanf.-rd. H"M.ia. fur Ce. purj lhr (..Huwing el.acrlbcd %l|lt mil Tl.iunn* IVrrival Conpropat il*r«m* Tier U, thnrTc»wn of Sanford, Said land bn* GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER prnpvtK minora, mill on on .th«* the ISth Urih d day » y of rhflti- of .StmlnoU C ounly llm«* wirruni* lo .... a ini* a»a««*ed at the date of Uauancr of aaid |n the Cltruit Court at Ihr Seventh Juellriil Ihtf a v _,_x r amount of T birty-fiv S3f».- L * , o £ I m , L ftf r of s lo * July* A. I>. I!»I9, apply to thr Honorable ccfttGrate in the name of J. K. Falng; Jlouahulder, Judge. and for HI mil iBralUt. t as fp.fm nns I n fk** fc.r#l 9H l r t r ^ bOUthf®»t Q ««M * f Of hr f- K- F.------ -------- County ---------- ~ - -In .............................. ... „ . , . 1 Circuit of thr Slate of (Uriels. In nne) for ROGERS’ PLATED WARE rfl.TT >inn thirty-one in T ,-an.blf. Twenty South vaiet countv, at hia uffirc in Sanfe-rd. U.erlela, M*o Tax ( ertlflraii- No. e l . elate.l the, .srmlnolr County. In Chancery Tl IP 00 IV I-Ieirk a. m., or aa soon thereafter ] 4th eiay Pf June. A. D. 1917, embraring the C. D. Christ anil IJ. I>. ^ r c ; 0" ? 1 h t ? IIc 5 e d .V o b e u a ^ f o r t h ^ U * ^ ^ EL(J»N AND WALTHAM WATCHES av t i e mailer can h r . hi art!, for authority tee ; following eleartilo.l property in Seminole : Keene, Ke ene. Complainants Ciirnnlaenant * Suit to r ................_ 1, fit.pub le or private* vale, the following |rnunty, Ftoriiia. l o - « i t t Lot I I W M Quiet Title* Impreivemrnti . m l ourt llouae. I s.(,t, h |rr, K ( „ Sllulh o t itevrribeel feal »--lBte* in *al,l county, trv.wii: Clark . Sob. Dlv, *-f Illook I I , Tie r 1'*. Town fy J, Harrell, et al, Within the aame time the ,ai-l lti-ard id i Weal fit2 f,,t. I .i u r the ’ an.I reinVeyed tu 1 . ' ■ml i.r-Nanle (it. Safel lun.t bring av.e.eeel ut (be Defenilaiila Jifiint G»*f. we*t County Cevmmiailunerx will r.reive lid ,.t y; j . . nr, ,|,. t daleil N--' 241b. I *81,J , , ,a e” n.l"lf * of vaiel rrrtifivale in the ll.ift Ii«-t riur i h i.f Ho fcv»uth»i » t corner id efalr . of, iwitanre . the elefk'a edfiee in Sanlutel. Florida, f. r the tiled Jate 12. 1884, rerun), d in .Utnek t id S*rth»n 28, T*»wn«hip Nin*t*-*-n Suulh, Kange n^mr o| 1 niliuwn; Ordrr f»*f F o n itn irtiv r Scrviti? purrhave of Seminole county lime warrant* 1cvnxevanre*. page I Hi in Orange- C o . Fla It !• tifdirrd that tin- d rlm iinnU herein 11it* Jill d *rtji| r r f i f i f J*|« in mv HfT5r • ami 31 K i l l , run « 4-%t "FU feet, rhence north F ,v * »«un- , x l , „ ' beginning IfiC. ( . , ( Weat of S F ta* di-i-tl t»» ouft* hi named tu w it K J Horn IS. and all puraoni l T7f» fa * I , ilu nre iri fly ihru-yMuh I n* maili j [i* f ir a IM*« f dr.d .(MOO.UO. Dollar* to run lr.-m . to „ e, u s lf , .; rlalming by, through nr urtdrr him nn hrir*. a l" i ( niaPKin line >1 hi J.-i.r* f , , » % i#* point i h la» t hFt-i* y-pBfn* arul «nnp at t^«= * *■ * Hu . . . . , . dr\i«r*«, granlaua nr uthrrwiar, tdm«i> name* W ht : p i f» -aid, running ol tx-gmninir, i oo tmtm.K *i » •. men i*r if pi-r f f n l* l hr prrira ( ijn c*« hi u*4 »i t OCULIST A N D O PTIC IA N rtTll[ iinktiomn In lhr complainant'; J. M ftf r, Norlt. I l l t feet, l.-el 210 f , , l . South I I I t le*, t il will *«u<‘ th« fcon tiaughey, and all per inn* rlalming by, l r . j eip.-n..-. of building .....pine l(lln ■t’ lunv, eat. u * a s ’ ! („ , b, ine !l U i,» |ir.>tWr, or*,iH-rtJ, re-n \ i - * ii i»> F F 1’ mrllrt* confined (o the treatment I k lPiw. dipping rattle, Said hppluratinn »itl h* * .*• J i 'u*n pillthrough ns under him as heirs, ib v iirp i, Bi lri* anil w-ti*- I.tmUa (*» JH^pht ft I- Dann mm '1 he rnurily cummivaium r* re^ervi1 ihr by ill t *i ifatrif N m\ JS, I M* I* tilrd I }« r 23, tun now on hi*- in •ffVrial *l^fiaiurr ami seal this grantci1* nr ntht-rwiar, whose r.airiM arc t»no f Ihc eye Date.| |fif • |2fh tlflk nf Jw . |i*' fi right to reject any arul all hid* . t* »h .las uf Junr, \ M DM** kn nw-'fi tu com pluiriaints, Fliial>eth Storldard, ' D M , rrrufdit! in Bunk ??, paiT«- f»2 Eyes examined by a regular regis­ ' Kt** \ i .F ki :• i By order Board of Uopnly I ’o.mitii-* ..al K \ B i d i. I. ASS, and all persons lialnilng by, titrmigh nr uti* \ ! »f IicfitiniDg af a puint 11'* f»*t n-»rth iiuarfhan■ion* r*. tier her aj. heirs, i | r v l » « i , grantees or othertered physician * l*rk f irrutt i'ourt,.Hcruinidc Cu,, Fla. m| f Hi- Stiulhi a«l t.ffiff iT thi‘ S«* til h **. u*i ?*aij f \ 11*ti f*Lass , l* hin tu n iV l mdse, whose Harm* are unknown lo mm fiN-filc lly V, K. Dung la i« , IK t*. iiuart*-T nf ihp ouf hi qu aftt r *d *t ci inn Glosses flttcil. broken IcncB du­ A m * , fur Ft lilitin* rF Clerk uf iiuard fdsina rd-. Sheridan Stoddard a ml nil per* ] t)iirlvri.Hi . towtiahlp iwi-ntv Houth of Ham'p **• its 61*4tc , Uy* V, E. Douglass, D. C • tm* claiming h>. through or undir him at SCUM r. plicated T h i r t y ra »t , Ihrnn* ruiirltiff VV*-t i ’J** helrst df^lteea, grantees or otherwyte, whose \ . ' : r r n Ft r« by gisrn that the uruler In (, l hi rirr \ .tr! h J U * ft » « t h. n « « F a * ? Nollre uf \ pjilir fur Tat Bri'd 1 nitrr 120 f.r» . th.ftr* Snlif il 21 *> (« tt in i t i pUrr Sulltr of !Salr uf »30D*Uf»0, l>t> Scmlnulr ►i §rtu d ha* her it apjiniTili d a <1rain laI rat Hi ul na hi ei are unknown to enmplainanU. Flii28 W. Church St. - Orlando, Fla. I ounly. Florida High** a \ ttund* Herllon h t»l Chapter liihh, l.a»*» »»f Florida and all ,prfponi rlalming , flu »Ata?i- uf W , F \k* r», ilrcraard, anil all abeth J. Driggerp __ . ______ I'rpinnifiy. Nuticii i« hrrrby given that Borman S M Which Nut Ire i v hereby givin, l ha I ** alrd prt*- fi * i f • at law, ligateea, »frvi«cc« and crp*f|tnra by, thrnugh, i.r under her as hrira, deviser a, a [i|ilica* inti will Iuf- ha«fr*I up n tin hiid ad per.1 'in a having rhaim* * * r demands gfantera nr otherwise, who#*names an* uid pu ills adt hr rtrtt Yrd by th*' Bt+ard *d I Muid purcha*er **t Ta\ <‘ #-riifir»t4- N> I n’.1J piTlilun f ■»r *al»- non «-n fill m •aid <"* -urt. » • ui't> l ‘nm mi*2si,.m r* id S* mimdc rnunty, ug4 i ri91 said emt-ate 'aill |ife*en! thrm tn the ktiuwn tu ■rnmpalinants, and all persons dated the 2nd day uf June A. P IVU'J, Fat Dat ed Jut.- t0«h. \ I* I ^ I *'|,tr!t|«, tin nr l*cf* rr 2 • rlr.rk p rn nn the . undr f*ir ncd. dulv aullu ntiratrd within fh* vhmnnwvrr, whose name* are unknown |»t .filed said ci f Iifleati’ in my u ITm «• ami haa rn.*dc D»r h it a * nf Jul> , V D I m l*. u* I hi* i minty i tin,* |i»i?rrihpi| hv la * , nr I he a*r.« will he the *-om plain ant*, who have or rlairti to have application f i r tax d»*td to inane in u* t-rd T* i.itnliAii an) >nt • r 1 of wbuthnever haturr. in nod to * h rk k t.ffu-*' nl thr rut^f r hoii»<’ if* Sa nfnrd, ! f ■*»r« v • r harred anre with la*! Sant eiftifieatr- embract % “he . ♦ i l - i t r t he follow ing d. *. filn «t laridt, nr any part or T» Junr t r i DM'i rillfi.'l* . t.ljf. t\ llurfUa, I” ' Ih. III. \mr: \ h4*» i*f ffd!owing ill refilled nrnp«-r I y *itufcle*l -n portion thereof- m Sermnol*1 rnunty, Florida, •It A I FI V K F ID v't>p IPOi *fi| NVni'M’ti HiTji.ti Fin Highw ay Seminole couniy, Fh .da to **n -tf kppliralion for L e l t r f » I’ l u n l t (*• w it . l I. f i I, I I »# » K o d * -fl.d tri.ii.fi t.< h*-*r tnirrr " a’ -D o r f * S ti.a- |- hirrh - j'lv.n ' * svt 8rn -uh**nh*r» i I-’v. rff.d o-fii f.jil Jit f r*fll Jo r J'lruni. afid 'l* Noftfir half «>f s*iuthea»( (juartr-r *.f Section here I n will ap|d) to ih* llovifrutf *.f rh« d a t i d July fis, DMfK m u r o t pavwfilt I 5*. Tuwn*!iip 2 1 south, liange 29 m**!. Mate «d Florida, •-ti Th* DM h Ma) of \ iagu» I ri mi annua lly. * » i« l horul* **♦ he i ** u * <F cun In »h*- I Irrult C (turf, > f * * n l h Judlrfjit t lf North iTii f * . t of ihe norlhi o>t i)uarler of ^ D D » I ‘K a» T allaha**' . , Florida f’ >r let r uu **f Flnrlda. In ami fur Sem lnulr the EiMltheiift tpiartrf nf Sertifin U, T " » f l *y*Hng of thr. e huo.fr* d l.onil* of the d r h .imT»r* pal« ftt 4ir> the prnpuwt iJ Chart* r «d the irteiliipn >d 11 OOP 00 * a* h, mptunnt! July IM, H oc;.s * tiunh - In * lisnrrf j ■btp I'D south* Uarigf1 10 i s i l , riv *rpVf,»v-f i -ildw.ll Furniture iSimpat. *, I nr«TH-ratrd. I u I '» Said l.uifil* i,u fir mill, xijl*|. r l to ih* II I I., obtain a ltd Th n-r nia-fr* I tie Rffu* In a arpiare in the n<*rthwr*t w hirl i• (o d .t l - h a d hi r. 4M- h ! , . ! . » tfiU tfi *,ppr.iking upinn r, * f DlB 'tk. T h u m p • ' [liaiTia nt a . eorner of th* north rati quarter of the nurtbItiingt* <>r Grade Hut!** Mh ila, f i I**D *■ • A i ,' a ,v .*ntniri» d fi % S» rnlro-fi county, i east u trut t Section d o, T"wpahip 2d I lurida, and -as bond* will be goddr d»-!is«-fy (fiEfflrlia V., Hill and W il li am l b rirr D A 1 -i.lrnsit ran lu* madt* pfolitable by purAUTO OWNERS fc.fiuth it an re 2',* eaat; to b» ma.i* fen il a i *" aft* r a ' ptauu e .*( hid. 1 I fill, fi*T liUntnilid all link fiown psrff aSilifii -1 1 w fit i half of < a»t half of northeast quarter I'.*>m«ntf i r *u.d t.ond* tube mad* within t-huso of K""J boar, jH'iininK S. \ I te* rlalming Intt-rtai« trndra i ’ .iMldll *1 S efiun 2, and. nn-lh* « '1 q larter of north* said pe ri od of t oil d a ) s fclt* f n c e e p t a m e fill K I k M. (* ■1d mrl 1 ltd ! ami W illia m Henry Hill, h* r Call on us for exact q t i m e r fo Section I, Towitihip 20 and froiling him and hringinR bit. All bid- must tm acrumpanifid with a Laura I' <'#M wt il ; soulh liange 29 cast; tt tifird check for onfi and one-half p f f c*nt huibanfil, nr either of them* or other­ Mary II. Huthrrfnrd sows fur m t v iff. ‘ First clays dupllcurti o f yoflr wise, in the land describedM n * : — l.o* 2fi7 f.nngw ■of, fib rid a;" of the amount of bond# to be sn*^l, Thr r i l A B T K U O F T 4 l i : C A I I* \V FD 1IN Apgtlr, M» SnuDjv ••■t quarter «»f northwest iiuarlcr uf cauniv *ommi-*inners nf S* mfm*|» county* A lle n C» A p -s r a » d Du roc Jerseys, all aRts, both broken spring, I T U H i : C O M I* A N \ I \ r i I H F D It A T T ’ I* ■Section *i, l -wnslnp JfJ south. Hang** dll Florida* n*M‘r>* the rtgi t to r* je* t any and ; w i f e , all link ’in * f< pa r Firs r l a l m i n g In* sexes, from recisttrf'd stock for Apgar and cast* except the following 4 irart*. We, the und* rMgu. d, do her* hv «****rlair ad Md* Prop* cals ■hold*! be adilr-wtrd l * ! infests undrr A Urn 11 and receive j --A pgar. hi* wife, nr Ht her "f uur«dvi-a. f t h e purpose of beenrtdng ifj- the Board of t S»unt y ( ’ omfnltkiunf r* of Sen*fi Begin a* N W r n r n r 4-f -aid S W fi i»f salt ul little over meat prices. |th em, j»f f- fhtr wi**. In i h r land dr** et.rporate.l under the laws of the Slat* ef mule i *0*1nty v , Flofldki, at S a n fo rd , F li'flda NW r tie -u.l * Tfi f. *t» •> uth 120 fret, a p r in g sutrfii.fi *1 fi* I* w drill all nnkr.'vuu |»ari i*-1F l o r i d a , t o t u n r a d f> r prof it rhe l n o i n t - « Write us your wants. Spring w*'l #.kP '* ' • ••■. i Mi 12n f* . i I * p- n*. fi , W fi 4Tll| ■I Tfi. M rd 4!ui mill r in i r.r. r. •r in tfi. fidfi.wine h *‘ |u w * i I f o r t h n fiit w-i rf*- a d o p t ' D«- f ■1 f lnfuctluu - *1 "C ' oi f h of an a r. krolwn e* Map 11.»r.• -;.. I ‘ >-I.ei>n Gardi-n ■Jrwrt.fi* \ t.*of], .n s* 'rofin fil o w i n g &9 ' Ht *. u.*t * r ' * * | * *‘ j •i ••t 11 p Mu i 1 t .. | fi <’ a r t| n 1 lo l ih i i 'i i t.-i, * "untv, 1 '•;'!* • * * if S | -2 * f S 12 purat ,.n ,*f Mir. V I I tV D* that la S p r i n g s . F-a f S i. i f ■ * U , f • i* n J I, i. >W fio r of -aid S W of tn lftr <*u« l \ B i d i . | N> *9, T**s n*hiti .‘ I 11a s, ir■ fin-1, 4-t .121 f» • !. ............. nt.rth f*U7 leet. N »V ,I . 3 h f a rn* f t +.• • . r p- •rt ’ »■r. - ii * 7 i * i ,*h| real. Ii ! f Diiuf.fi i m rm -eP»r* • «!*•• b*’ginmr;tf ut N \\ o n iiH t»f Sf" 11 wr*t »J2l if* I, viiuth fib* Hel lo p, u, b;; and fi. mmol*- f .nd , Florida. Mt.il F urnh ure * ••mpnn ■ . !:•* uf pnrat* *|, .»ml . I of Hretifi.n IT, T *iw n «id p 21 CCbuCh* »4i T w o acres formerly *otd t<> J. W*. j it- pfmrij>nl piace of hu -- tt**- *nall tie, S an ­ Hang*1 2V Fault, run rant i t 1- chain*, Daggers, .• m re fully described In Deed ford, Florida* and th* Bo ar d nf D irect o r* N otlf c of \ppllraiiiMi fut T a i D on ! l>tloc N o r t h lb chain*. West I i * * > h « j r i « . Buuk " Y. * pare 612, FuFlic. lt*cordfi, flra nte | muv paiabliah <dbcr placiw *.f bueint^a with* Sorllwii B uf I haptrr !,•**■ of I lor* South 10 chain*, D*/endant«* I h i u n h . Florid*. Jin and wit hunt the S ta le of Florida, liia t Or*l« r ttf Service by Fttldlriifdn be ami tarn of tin rn ,»rt herYfiv r qulresf to Article T w o N i -lire I* bf-rt-to ■?*%*'if tfiai f ( » v c r « t r r » j T«* C ofd il ia F I fill and W il li am Henry appear t « Bill of (S.nif lii'.i tlb-d In aapl C «m f»»n (, j»uf uIhti m t " f = Ts* The genera! nature *.f the buiiniaa to b» T ur pen tine Hill, For hu« b a nil. r.*|ilinrr unknown, and cause fiui nr l.rfoye lran*G -l* d uhd conduct. *1 by *uid i-orpof ail* n • ' . f i l l .si* No ‘ I'il .Dint l i e ini da- *f Allen <i Vpgur ami \ppar, hi* Mt«' Its liS day da> -f \t MI ST. LIIFND \ \ . the JooV, \ D DM", l.a- Phil -ant fi-rlitli hull he a* fi.lSi.w* to wit fuel file i.. »j unknown * D I'M!r, r. r t a i • tj i y o tii i t ,, art if Ii ft* rnifiil* 4 111rlt T m • i f u ' i Its 'and .■*- ;* e* rural m* ■ 1 ( 1< - fi, D t? fir-i fiy .»rfi|* frfil ifia» - " i i appear tr* D fun i ordered thai I hi* . SANFORD FLORIDA " U»" i II 4 - '' , - ( 4 n «-• w., f tt 1d ^ l fir bil l of r ■i rn p 1.1 11. ! fit* *1 fi . f -f a gal it *1 y*m i htru'i** hu*inn** i>* » ■« I arid d* i*. . » .1 ' f f II. ' A M.L* d »* o *il 11- a f t -fit- fi - x ,g11 V■t d* i f f or ii if ii *- * t d r n*» % (■* I w,*r♦ in the ni'uvi . 1 1 1 * fill rati*. . -' n fi* I * h d a) 18* Sfi ’ -*1-1* -! i f o ' k 8 • -1 4Hd ii*r**^ fi» fTin* * »! >r r» I* . ’ • . y. ( ,ai|go*t. » I * * DM'*, a 8>*1 ' I , ' a l i f i - ’ d Ifi r ' to S i 1 Iso • In t. W If , M \ » , . 1 >• ti ]| i * F* * 1 rf c -i 41* t| 4• Ifi- f n -i t p* • l n tug are* jn lin'd ♦ a m ••n a general f'Ur nef nr* T |* .‘ 1 “ 1 „ i fi* ii 1 »’ • rn* - - " i *’ * Sideache, Backache, and Weak4 ruI 1 ar:tt;w a.r« hu* ii»*» j t i ’1 ' F i ' -» il at d ♦ fi '» . r I* * *1 all fi. t »i ' t * I a I •l k - . H9s if. 4! I ♦ V* TV k l/ u | ‘ 1 0 4 W rt»t . ' ♦ * *4. . F I Hr 8* ' all’ * *' f I Vl ih41 |l * uesi, Relieved by Cardui, 44 ,t oev-f m \ in ■r'ehnfr dr»* ' I rr «i k lo i * . * «*af v r 1l *jt. I • • i fi <n I »j * fis It fit* ri i|e*-rjM >1 l a n d and *•< I nf olfire 11i j *• pei'llefit In carry of* *eld Ihohh * * ; to borrow, arrording Jun, .' A D I'*I9 I»vx ls\ ill-ed will D*i|* Mo t* >ti Und ilay •>>1 I; A MtVUM.ASS. money and i " •»cur* the ;pa v.fneni *d - a mfi­ •iri l h r *2frlh da> *+f J u fi , \ D D* Df. rs v mr.ftgagfifc •I* .•.! 9 h* nd- and oTh.-r olClerk I ifruit * -.urt Seminole Cu , hia, V\ i i n**«* r f . i i f f i r l a ! ■lyttftfui* anti ** a! 1' - 4V M. Murphy. Jr . t g a t lu l l * I fi» r < f >1* I " h \ i x a m i ' I n &! ■ - * » • ", Sollritor I r Cornplainantx. and to irnpr ok e*f H«“ *a me lo do ad vw* h arid the 2fttfi dav of Jvir'r* A- D. I U l !K Gonzalefi, T oe — Mrs. Minnie Phil* oth tr and further thlngp » * mav !**• nee* * •rail K. \ . DtH'Ml.ASiJ. 38-UtP Clrrk f l r c u i l Court H»*mintdr c*.*,, Fla ------------------------------1 -------------------------------pot, of this plnco, writes: "F lvo ycnr» ♦ary and t i p « d i » n t lo be dune for the put# r.ffiritc l l y V* H* D'Uiglaav, IK ( ’ In the Cirruit Court, Srxrnlh Judicial Cir­ f f t t l w l iranaJiff lt>ij * f I hi; ivusltip** <*f thU ago I was taken with a rain In my rnf j.ofat i lilt, and tn have, * i i rriae a yul i n cuit. uf Florida, In and for Srniinole.Cuunly. In Chancer) j o v nil righ t*, joniri r* and d p i l ' g ^ in cident» ! In 4 Irriiil Crurt, Seir ntll JudlrUI 4 lrri»|f left side. I t was right under my In of vHirtte of 9 lorlda corporation* orgatdxril s nd undir II. J. I.obenn and, Alma Thurman, The 'Merc ha nt a* National Bank of th*- Slat* tbF la » Complainants. loft rib. It would commonco with an and by \If Fur* t.f S a.) a n n a h , * blnrlfiim * v*. . aching and extend up Into my left * , Article Thfr** Cordelia E. Ilill and William IJ,-r.ry ■ Fur y * ’ Fin* can MlminUtratrit Hill, her l.iikbafid; all unknown p ar­ Th*1 amount of rapifo' »*? tKt* ror* of Cstate til Jfiuieph Finegan* drraaaaif. * r ■houldcr and on down into my back. ties claiming in ter .*!, under Cordelia ioratlup iJralf be 1'fi'imjnu! Dollar*, t|« THE U N I V E K S / . L C A R • By virtue of a j tide my ri i remit fi d in 4b K.*. Ilill and William llenfy Ifllf, -her L y that tlma ti e j^iln would bo bo fc divided into Mr.*- Hundred .Share* nf hu.band, or eithrr •'( thr m, nf other­ Fifty Dollar* **rh? «fl nr an> portion of the Cirr uit <*fi»urt of Orange* Co un t/, Fla.* in novero I would have to tako to bed, rapllal p ro ce ed in g by t r i v e faria* to re view ‘ the wise, fn the lamL described b«-lo. Iftiw’k **f eurprifalfun may be at. in (thrive e n l i t h d ratine and f4»f Allen G Apgarr ami - — Apgaf. U . nnd Buffered usuaJly about three days payable tn^J**i»Hl i*f u*cl fur ihe purehat** Jtidgfm of property, rial nr p*-r-onal orv for the pay­ ft e c u lU » n aj» !<» rert alii hriri of Joseph Fin* - wife; all utlknoao fisrlli. elaimlng gan* d***ra*ed, a c e r i i t h d If an s ctlp l* of raiil inti tests under Attrn G. Apcar and . . . l Euffcrcd'lhls way for threo years, ment «.f labour »»r at a juM valuaju d g m e n t hav ing been recorded In Ihc othce — — — Apgar. hix wife, or *lthcr of and got to bo a mere skeleton nnd was linn ihrrrtif l o b»* drtrrmlfied by tfi** board of clerk id Circuit Cutir! of Fern Inole Count v, thi m, or ntherwLc. In the land des­ of Directors. h!a. n nd ciecullutt itiu ed thereon, f ha\« cribed beb-w: all unknown parties bo weak I could hardly stand alone. Arilrir Four I, vli-4 upon sod will .r-If at tlie Irttnl door of claiming an intr-rc-t in the fnllnwin; Was not able to go anywhere and had ....... . Thi* rorpurfttjon *baJJ ronltfiuc and havo the Cuurt liou.i- in Sanlurd, Semlffv'li- Coun­ deacribed land lituate In Ke minute to l e t my house work r O ..,I suffered ( Uu p n » , r to n v r r i * . it* rotpora.,- rights ty, Florida at It iv’ rlock a m. on Monday, coun ty . Florida, l . e w il: S ' j ol S fy of awful with a pain In my back and 1 an ! iranrhur. lor a Pulo«l <(l Nfvu-ty Sin. the 4th day ol Auguvt, A, l>. 1919 all th'- S K ! , of S W ' * of Section 13, TuwnV right, tills and Interest, claim and demand rhlp 21 South,- llange 4 9 East,* al.u ha«i the headache all the time. I just «V i». ‘^ o u T iX vV d fiy' td Katherine W. " Finegan, Charlea Selby begin at SW corner o C l i E ' a of Sec­ was unable to do a thing. My llfo the atockhnldrr*. or arrordinc to la* Finrgan, Mr*. H, 1. I.amorrt, James Mt- tion 13, Towm.hiix 21 jfftiulh. Halite Kltoy I’ arramore, Agnes I'arramnrc, Lffie 29 Ea«t, tun ea.t U V chains, north . Arllflr Five was a misery, my stomach got In nn I TUCK T h r biitlneaa of thla corporaiion ahall bn I'krriJnore and Klixaheth I’arramnre as heir, lb chains, wo| 1 I nwhalnr, south 10 awful condition, caused from taking uf said Joseph Finegan In and to the 8 W * , chains, defendants. fonducted by ths foil owing r.fHrrra %ii.: * b o much mcdlclna. I suffered so much A .President, a Viro-Freridenl, a S#cretary of N 'K R ul Section 18, Tp. 30 S,. Ilange 3U Order o4 Service by fubllcatlon . pain. I had Just about Riven up all and a Treasurer, and a Board of Directors, Fast and the N W ' g of 8 ) 1 '( of Section 18, T o all parlfea claiming Interrsla under hopes o f our getting anything to help to rooilat of n » l ica^than Four and not mors T p . 20 8., Itange 3k East In Seminole Cm/ti- f^ordella E. Ilill and William Henry Hill, her . . more than Seven Slur k hold era, and such l y t Fla. husband nr cither of them, or otherwiae. In me. * , E. E. II It AD Y, the land described below; and all parties ■uburdin>(F xntl 8(rnt> at Ihe cor* Ono day a Birthday Almanac was poratlun may Sheriff Seminole County,' Fla. iy authoring ■uthorix,. T h n *» Office*‘of Offln Her* claiming interesla under Allen G. A p i a r and 69-8tr — —* — Apgar. his wife, (if either nl them, nr thrown In m y yard. A fter reading rttary and T r r » m r » r tn«y b , filled Ivy' the Its testimonial! I decided to try Car^ * i m * |<er*nn. The ltu«rd ul Itirrctefi and Notlee of Appljratlun for T a i H e rd Under olhtrwlae, in the land described bilnw; and ■II uthrr ofhref* to he ehtnen Ivy the riofltall parties rlalming an interest in tli» follow­ Section 8 af Chapter 4888, Laws af Flor­ ing described land situate In Seminole coun­ dul, and am bo thnnkful that I did, bolder*. ahall he rhixen annually by t h , ida ty. Florida, to-wit: B?4 of S W of S E j j of fo r I began to Improve whim on tha alorkhuldrra, at their annual meelini to he held on held od the the First riral MntidaJjuonnay In in January of " N ollre Is hereby given that Sehrllr Malnea S W ' ; of Section 13, Township 2! South, second b o ttle ...I am now a well each ‘ year, ‘beeinning with “the year 1920. 19 29 East; also I’M begin at sfw carnet of and 8. F., Uoudney, purrhssera <>( Taa O r - Itange , woman and feeling fine and the cure The President and .uthrr nfflrere .ahall be tlflrato Nn. 139, dated the 3fd day ul July, S E JHj of Section 13, Townahi ■Y j ,21 * South, cho.en annually* or by’ ______ _ by . the directive ______ . th , A. IJ. 19I<!, has 6!ed said eertlffcate In my Ran ge 29 East, run East Itange ... ___ _______ _______ chains. has been permanent for It haa been __________ ______ .10 0 rhi stockholder, aa the by-laws may direct, or .office,and bpa made application tor tax deed N o r th rhains, Weat I 4 f i chains. South 10 two yearn since m y awful bad health. require. T he officer* l o b , cho**n by- the to Issue In accordance with law. Said 'cer­ chain*. I 'w i l l always praise and recommend directors at a m crlin f to be held on the asm, tio rate embraces tha following dtaeriLed I t la hereby ordered that you appear to the Cardui.” T ry Ca(dul today, E 78 day and Immediately alter I h , annual meet­ property ailauted in Seminole county, Flor­ bill of t’omplalnt filed herein against you In ing o! the Stockholder,. T h , Hoard of Di­ ida, to-wit: Lot 128, Midway, In Sec. 32, the ab ovo entitled cause, nn thr first day of rector*. until otherwise provided by ihe T p , 19 8., It. 31 E. The said land being September, A. D. I9J9. and Ihe Safffotd ■lock holder a ahall ron.lat of Four member* anessed at the date of the Ijuuanre uf such Herald is htreby d etls utl- d a. the newspaper | The fullowlng ahall. be officers Of tl!(C Ceftlllralr In the name of I l i l l a r ) . Unless In whirh this ,-rder shall'be published once until those elected at the election ■aid certificate shall be redeemed according a week lor twrive consecutive weeks. C O O D T O T H E L A S T DROP •ration hall have cjualiflril. namely: to law tax deed will issue thereon on the Witness my hand and seal of office this President, Ih A. Caldwell: Vice-President, -2nd day of July, A. I). 1919. 2nd day ol June, A. I). 1919. 8. A, Irwin; Serrelary, It. I>. CaldwellWitness my official rignature and seal thi. 'seal) E. A. D O UG LAS S, Treasurer, L. \V. Caldwell. Hoard ol D ir ec ­ the hth day of June. A. D. 1919. Clerk jCIrcult Court, Seminole Co., Fla. tor,: I>. A. Caldwell. S. A. Irwin, D. I>. (scat) ¥.. A. D O U G L A S S , W. M. Murphy, Jr., Caldwell and L. W. CaldwelJ. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., F|a, — S oliriin clorC orop ta ln iD tir^ ” S£lJte UGAl XDVLRHSING ‘ .•'•I J « r 1 ! HENRY M cLAULIN JEWELER r : r°l p‘ yl?‘ ',n^ "rirr k,id ,hr! »?pA . : r ‘sec,^’"^ BfaL,,r»...L ■ -V : ■ . DR. E. S. HOFFMAN V ii *, 1 ■M .13 WhenYour Spring Breaks put on •M i I I COULD HARDLY ' STAND ALONE: B. & 0. MOTOR CO. Tcirikle Suffering From Headache, Saya ThU Texas Lady. f ’Because of its all-around utility, the Ford One Ton Tru ck-w ith worm, drive—-has made itself an absolute business necessity. It’s so dependable in service wherever placed flexible and sure h conrj. , troT and low cost of operrttion and maintenance and possessing that vanadium a. * steel strength, it has become need the want in every line of business, from retail mer­ chant to manufacturer, from engineer to contractor, from corporation to farmer. • '■ . •. Let us tell you details and give you a demonstration.- Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b. Detroit. Ford Your C. F. W ILLIAM S Agent MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE JS K YOUR GROCER - EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman --- LB-Uo------------- ----- —i------ * l a Circuit Court , S r . r a t h Judicial Circuit, af Application f i r Tex D eed Under ’ Hemlnolr Ceun’ r. Florida, l a i btnrrrr • llahillty to which tha corporation ran at ' Notice Section 8 of Chapter 4888. La wo o f H o c . l l a m y II. ( I I . I I.) Chappell, ■ny time subject Itself ahall he Ten Thous­ Mary Wheeler C happell,'and' and ($10,000.00) Dollar*. otic# is hereby given that Chester KenJ, Hargreaves, Complainants nm to Article Heern niaon. nloon, purchaser of Ta* T a * CeMilicatr CorUficatp No. 411 4 0 ,, The higheel amount of inde1 fednea* or E* .The names and rcsldeneca of the tub- dalad tha 4th day of June. A. D. 1* 17, baa acrlbtr* and the number of tbarr, taken by Bled said certificate la my office, and haa each are aa follnwa: • made application for la* deed tu Iaaue In IJ. A. Caldwell, Sanford. Florida, T w o Shares accordance with law. Said rcrtlflcale amL . W. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla., Twenty-Four following; dfifribed furopoifty illy* shares. *.n •’lorlda, to-wit: S. A. Irwin, Sanford. Fla., Five Shares. M 4 ol >1 H of 8 Wt< ol S K 'i and W t>. D. Caldwell, Ssnfotd, P a ., S is Shares « t* W N o» 8 BM *4 ^ Tp. 1 . Laura P. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla., Fourteen R . 30 E. T ht Mid land bring« 8.ixiMMd it tb« dal* ol tha itsuanca of aurb cartiflcata Mary H. Uutherford, Sanford, P |a., O n , In'thY f Un'knowY U llM Mid I i / . . - name L II 'o V u n * now «UBIOM M id carK in . . tlC.atu ahall be i*de*m*d according to law Joseph Garvin, tha unknown . ?r,K■•gate** and devisers under th* last will and testam ent of Jo­ seph Garvin, tha unknown heirs of Jw p h G an rln , Wip. G. Andenrrid, tha unknown lagntaea and devls««a under tha laat will and teatnmant of Wm. 0 . Andenrrid, and tha unknown hair* of Wm. 0 . Andenreld, Defendants. Nolle* N otice to Non-IUridtnlt N on-I To Joaeph Garvin. R eali*«*” iknowa! A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ? W . J . TH IG P E N 8 C O M P A N Y 3 AGENTS General It ire -fi X * . * i • ■ - Insurance OFFICE PEOPLES BANK BUILDING S a n fo r d , Florida ? ■-— ■ IP N O T , SEE .•* 'J 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, July 18, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 18, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 18, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8cef219dbbc75f4d5c000e723fb455f0.pdf 0949d67c6ad6888984f000ebc72376dd PDF Text Text •% «• ^ ' f. . ■ ' ."V . - ■ ’ "1 ■ . •• P ''P • , 7 ¥** THE " :Z n v ia VOLUME X NNUAL RE- THE SUBJECT UNION MEET I CATTLEMEN IN AT ORLANDO j $479.03. Receipts. $4326.82. Ex­ , nntine was lifted and they ramo penditures: MiacclInneptUT*' (inc.udj home on tt little ‘ l>dat that tossed ing membership* to Division, sup­ ' them about on the broad Atlantic plies overhead expenses), $2776.90. .until th«*y almost wished they had Influents, (including hursrs, gro­ died in France and. how they at Inst ceries, drugs and—lahon, $226. Oflr . Irtrtded in *dear old America ‘ and » Home Service, $429. 35.^ Total |then home and family and friends. expenditures $3423.31. j 1 It was the first real story of the Balance, July 1st 1919. $1373.64. i war that has been Riven to a SanHome Service cases investigated fors audience by one of the men who 181 (varied military and civillian was there in the thick of it and it reliefs. These afe the actual number - - ------ — mude the audience thankful that of coses but does not include the DIPPING UNTIL STA TE WIDE riiAPI \lV GEORGE HYMAN .auch-a" man-us Dr. Hyman had been I). O. IIROWN IS KILLED BY S+ATKM EN T OF HOM E SERVIC E length of time handled requiring LAW CAN BE ENACTED. DEPA RTM EN T IN ‘ YEARS in some instances several months *V F M O S T IN TER ESTIN G K*ven to the army to comfort and CAR OYERTURNUNG AND 11A* O *• w __ • _____ _. .wthim in man Wo r k o f c o u n t y c h a p t e r consolen Ithe njen In in their sickness The meeting of cattlemen in Or­ CRUSHING OUT HIS LIFE. for a case. • . ‘ , LECTURE a t PRESBYTERIAN » . • . and discomforts abd death. And all lando last Monday drew some 30 Christmas Roll Call (memberships) Due to the close of the war, the ' (IIU R C II SUNDAY NIGHT. Another death was added to through the narrative was seen the from Seminole county And" about 200 only department of Red Cross work 1,124. Christmas boxes 261. The Union meeting* of the joy and comfort of being u Christ­ the toll of lives taken by cars Wed­ that Vis active in tlje local chapter, Seminole County Chapter is on altogether from 11 South Florida churches nre attracting large crowds ian and having the fortitude ami the nesday night when D. O. Brown id ia Mfco Home Service., department the Honor FRoll for Chapter His­ counties, who voted to work from at each evening, service although faith to serve and carry the word of this city . was killed on the west' however the official business of the tory nnd on the Honor Roll for now until next session of legislature for enactment of a state-wide com­ many of the Sanford .people hr<» God to the boys when they needed side by his car overturning on hime Chapter continues and will prevail Chnpter Accounting. away from, the city on vacation it most and as Dr. Hyman truthfully and. killing him almost instantly. until the Chapter is disbanded but " Sixty-two Service Awards have pulsory cattle dipping law. No one was with him1 fjt the tim trips It is good for people to get said at the close" there was not a They also voted in Tavor of dis­ been distributed to members of and no' one knows jiist how the it 1» the hope that Tt will continue man in the regiment who was de­ together ami about the finest thing continuing compulsory dipping of the Chapter. accident happened but those who on thru the year frith a membership in the world is for church people nied the1 opportunity to hear the cattle until a state-wide law is en­ resided near there heard the tires thiti will entitle to be known as one to get together, meet at the differ- word at some time during the earn­ Members whose dues are unpaid acted, hut that metely expressed of . the (disaster relief auxiliaries blow Out and then the crash nnd ed churches and join* in services, paign. August 1st that are over due three their wishes and carries no authority to the scene of t h e ‘ of the Red Cross. At the present rate It tends to break (down any barriers j ) r Ilyman expects to deliver a running up months or more will be dropped from for discontinuing systematic and however t h a t -the renewals of mem­ accident found the car turned tort*, that might be raised regarding of lectures on the war us he berships are coming in. we will not the roll. These are the instructions compulsory dipping of cattle In any differences of opinions on religious „aw jt an(j he will probably have pletely over and the body of Brown function long as a chapter ns mem- from Southern Division Headquar­ county^or community. thrown out. He hud severul ribs doctrines and creeds and makes for another opportunity to uddress a ters. We have several hundred on Hon. C. A. Carson of Kissimmee broken anjl wus injured internally berihips is the only source of reve­ » unity of all churches. It also brings union service during the summer. the . local roll. explained at some length to the nue with which to carry on the and "while life lasted until he. wns in people who are not in the habit He will preach on thtsc subjects cattlemen! hat the work is established brought no this city he never re­ HomO Service worjtj of attending church especially those at the Baptist church every Sunday The Home Service, otllce has been by law which provided certain con­ died in gained coil »eiousn< mm a I • Miss' Virginia Smith has been em­ moved to the Court House. Infor­ »ho think it is too hot in the summer morning. ditions to he met b e f o r e , compulsory hour a(ter onr ployed as home Service Secretary mation will lie gladly furnished at about attend church. The union ser­ The next union service, will he dipping can lie enforced, but after and will «■mtinue the wrok that is this o|lllllce on allotments, insurance vices are always very interesting held at the Baptist cliureh on Sun­ home. those conditilons have been met Brown hud Mr. that already w ’l orjaiuzed. throughout nnd Liberty Bonds or any other in­ It » and the third meeting held at the day evening at 8:30 to which all are there is no authority for stopping employes home oflf of bis rtn itho coei.tr;*. formation desired along Red Cross the work. Presbyterian church was no exrep- cor(|ja|]y invited The announcement taken on the west side and wI ile-returning In September the Chapter brings lion to tke rule last Sunday night., ||(> jn another part of this . He outlined the steps necessary and running at a high rule of speed to the country a trained Red Cross lines. |)r. Hyman, pastor of the Baptist J j M Ur. to' get on election nnd Htatcd that had two of his tires to blow out "wjU conUucl c|ass ess church, just returned from France the voters in ten out of the eleven causing the light ear to turn o v er, in* ’ home . rare of the siek and hygiene * here be. was a chaplain in the hdnd counties represented, had authorized ntsd crush out bis life Those . l a s s e s afe open to all paid Division, was advertised to speakcompulsory dipping of cattle by D t> Brown was well known here up members <d the chapter, free and the announcement filled the very large majorities in their re­ being proprietor of a meat shop here of all charge. Presbyterian church to overflowing spective elections. That the State for many years at one time being The fiscal year just ended has and attested the love and esteem Live Stock Sanitary Board is charged in partnership with W. h lla,wkins been productive of excellent results in which I)r. Hyman is held In this with responsibility of carrying out hut ((,r several years having bis own us will be seen by" the following city by the" members of all churches. the wishes of the people os expressed store oil Sanford avenue. He was report. by their majority votes at the loral |>r. Hyman took for his theme. well liked by the many who knew i Record of Woman's work: option elections, nnd that he thought The Four ( ’. real Battles, and he him amt was doijig well in Ins busi­ the cattlemen should plan ways and , Surgical Dressings. 4.058. Knitted called them t h e ,"B a ltlc of Freparaness, building and owning u brick means for cooperating in eradicating Articles. 309. Hospital garments ii,«n" where the boys were sent to sfore room on Sanford • ave. the cattle ticks, rnthej than in try­ and supplies. 1852 Quilts. 24 Lim n their first training camp which in CHAIRMAN E. T. WOODRUFF He leaves a wife .and child to ing to discontinue the work. 7 ' ' 1"i" 1 l|'l' Shower. S64. Refugee garments^ his case happened to be Camp Gor­ AND JACKSONVILLE COM­ SANFORD FARMERS I I I V mourn bis f»ss, I be funeral wi Totul ,9.092. Joe Cumeron was the Seminole don. Of their many struggles in MISSION A It E PUSHING SANFORD L A N D S BECAUSE occur this afternoon from the re- " • • _ county representative on the resolu­ getting fitted into the routine of Funds:— Balance July 1st 19*8. GREAT P R O JE C T OF INLAND west Thifd street. THEY KNOW HOW GOOD sidenre tions committee, which* spent two ,amp life and army rules. canal. THEY ARE. . liours in .executive session before The Second. “ The Battle of Ini­ Those, loyal worker* on the San­ reporting out the resolutions, there Sanford lands are selling without tiation," which came after they had ford Board uf Trnde who for many being a minority report favoring reached France and " were brigaded advertising these days as their fame years worktAI for the St Johns putt.ng on systematic work in all is spreading from the reports that with the British army nnd hud their river to be made the intracostal the ua-anlined area south lif north have gone forth fur nnd wide lessons in real warfare and w«nt canal through Florida are soon t > lino * Volusia. Marion and Levy the Ton! sector j the prices that were paid for Sau­ ItOX S< DUES OF AIL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM nter the t o p " in >••• • i • . . . . |,»ve i h< ir effort** crowned with suc­ counties by April 1st. 1921, and that . . . . . . . ih.-y h ..l 0 ..-.T 1. . 1- ‘.I (..r.t v r w .t. 1* . , cess if the letter from Chairman E. a four strand wire fence be built ............... .-* • o i m ....... i th , 3 •» 0 Johnson, *1 T. Woodruff who is now in Jackson­ al-ing that border. _ continues tu leud I boom on n o * i* Kuamtiu $ <1 o> . Sanford 3 1 1 rWhite, If " ville can be taken as the word of C“SM*‘ ■ I fact that the majority of the sales Florin The mention of fence seemed to L *1 l. 3 our 'delegation in Congress. The late scare some of the cattlemen .who Ellis, rf The Thil-d, "T h e Battle of Blood" recorded arc made to Sanford grow­ qnd the t \ I Moseley, lb lamented C. It. Walker. K. T. Wood­ thought it might become the fore­ in the g lq o m y * Argonnt Forrest where ers. Many ownfi*. of" Improved lands will wind 3 0 0 Inman, Jh ruff and A I*. Connelly" w«*re on this runner of a no-fence campaign and s i many brave American soldiers arc Selling at a good price and taking series as the t t. 1 Chaplin, ss committed oftlie Board of Trade they rejected the minority report. gave up the'.r lives and where Dr. over wild lands to put them in cul3 0 1 Martin, p and with the assistance of other li*. man wus detailed .or.,. a.-< tivution and start all over again. having hard getting t'll l lull BUM nsssss ....................... " h a v i n g »a II ill1• time hum .........i - • Following are the resolutions amembers worked early and late. wounded BT'I to bury th'" 'lend One thousand dollars per acre for v;".ln(or,|"s great climb to the to| of lopted: "We. the representatives . i i t lands ..l ..at• ..in, >' .the l • 12 11 10 M Supplemented by t*’e efforts <d the and where he was ntdiged to lay improved. Sanford T ot ^ls one fnnn turn th,. heap is making stale and ir . . this mn' triitiie cam asseU I selected by the cattlemen of Volusia, Ml It 11 :n a new made grave with ' Merabi tins con-mitUU l.akeland seemed fabulous to those a ho were ther siaU-s *,t up and 3 0 0 . omrades while t h e ‘ enemy shelled llllt acquainted with the value of this great little *Uy ut the head "I Kivu, If 3 0 0 the (dace for hours and f.-r bis the trucking crops but to Sanford navigation on the St. Johns River. Wicker, cf ill the way from Miami to Folk. DeSoto »nd bum ter^ounriw ; ;l 0 t courage on this ocrassion h« was people this price Has almost become In fact Sanford is away ahead of Si Charles, 3b ings ' . (n meeting assembled do hereby 0 0 3 cited by his c o m m a n d i n g officer for the standard for an acre of land that BosCon selling forth the advantages Fry. rf •3 0 . 1 bravery. He graphically- portrayed will produce the money crops such of this canul via the St. Johns resolve.:; Campbell, c 1. That all compulsory dipping, 0 3 river and no,stonc vjus left unturned the actual sconces of many of the as celery, fettuce, cabbage, peppers, 57 varieties hf specialties. Turner, ss . to bring'this most important matter so so far mi as this section is concerned. . " 00 0 0 battles fought here and told of the. tomatoes, egg"plunts. cauliflower, ete. Mills* before the hoard pf engineers and j be discontinued nhd remain dlsconunflinching bfavery of the American Cohen, 2b - -1 0 0 \ few years ago a celery farmer the National Inlaid -Wnterway* j tinued until such time as a a 1®'1'* 3 0 1 troops in the face of big guns, scorned to raise any other crop and about Morris, lb Association.* Mr. Ws.»Wifff is in ( wide compulsory dipping law shall 0 machine guns, shrapnel and gas. when the celery was off he would Livingstone, p i r u u i ------business in Jacksonville but has j be passed. CaringJ o r th*e wounded and dying raise Ao other crop untii fall when » j h a t this meeting go on record heswas in the thicksof Dottle in t n he would 'tart his seed beds again of the dead in the neighboring cities 25 0 7 21 11 7 never given up his citizenship here Torals and is still an active member of tlft-1 U H favoring the passage of such u Argonhe forest i or twnity t tee and there nre many growers who . " * S run-lor ......... .... Sanford Board of Trade and is )nw |,y t (,e nPXt Legislature, anti day*. , 0 S v . .h r hitlury ol .hr C .ll.d by w r r m r , , . rod ol ..h even now nejer («'*<* oth,’r rro«’ pKdge our united and personal in­ hammering duy and night at the for market but the majority of the U " o , .hr ployrn ho. ion’, .o prrml, S .n lo .d to ro.rh .rom. ‘ Ard the Fourth, "th e Battle pf cunal matter. He writes the follow­ fluence toward its pnssaje. growers are diversifying their crop* Patience" , after tffe—armistice was !l funny. Mabel, that when another Score by innings, .310* 066 0 — 10 ing letter about the canal that will signed anil tjiese war worn heroes and taking a shot at the spring crops team wins from Sanford the papers Sanford That this meeting go on record Lakeland 000 000 0 - 0 he good news to those loyal souls and hereby request tho next appointhat promise rich returns for the wanting to go home and see family give it two columns and when Sun on, y Summary: Two base hits, Moseley: In Seminole county who H .v. .'wod, and friends were billeted in small money spent. ford wins we get a few short lines, .behind him lor m.ny y o . . . lo U.I. « £ , „ 1 , h. sacrifice hits. Chapman, Inman, villages in France to eat their hearts Farming property has been chan­ "which they hope will find us well d runt n ro ic c t: Martin:' sacrifice lly, White, John-, great project: out waiting to take a boat to Amer­ ging hands since the first of the year etc." and then some. (Continued on page 12) son; stolen liases, Johnson; IVUble Hon. R. J . Holly, Editor, The and every week sales are chronicled ica. But speaking of the ones who ore palya, Campbell to Cohen to Turner, Dr. llyman told of his interest in in this "paper. Among those of the at the bottom of the ladder and who Mosel Jo to Inman to Stewart; -, Herald. Sanford, Fla. senate City- Commis- . .— ------- Jacksonville’s ----------. the men and of how he arranged past week might be mentioned the hail so much to soy ut the beginhing Base on balls, Livingstone, 2, Mar­ Dear Sir:All Central Florida is greatly laien petition for this purpose, a* shows and entertainments ^for them following:at of the season, well, do you think tin 1; left on liases." Sanford 7. Lake­ pleased IU to MHJn know the above worded. Pleased 11117 interest IMUII.-U •that IIIUV j ------- - - - - Those who have into pass away the time. And then The C. Bell place on Celery ave­ this rainy season will hnve^any effect land 5; Hit by pitched balls, by Ju-lnonviUe. through that metro1 defatigably labored for the constructhe greatest trial of all when they nue consisting of 12 acres sold to on the seed beds? % Livingstone, Ellis and Stewart; poiis* City Commission, is taking in ti<5n and development of the north learned that they would go home on Randolph Merriwether a well known struck out, Morton 1, Livingstone 2; And, yet, 'and yet, the Florida the imperatively .needed, and inand sju th through Florida link of the Martha Washington and how and successful farmer. The Flowers Time ol League la attracting attention and wild pitches, Morton 1. . estimahly beneficial to n vnflt porour great Maine to Key wwt they cheered her as she swung up place on Celery avenue consisting ol 1:25., Umpire, Baird. we ore playing aome ball, some ball, game ......... '7i - ; r’ V V )-iio n of this beautiful state, project Intracostal Waterway via the St. the Gironde river one evening and 8 acres to Ben Monroe a prominent and we are enjoying* every minute SanforiPw^allopB Rradcntown. j or 0 pt., Jng a navigable waterway! Johns and across, from below Sanlanded at Paulllac and then on the grower |and one of the successful of the season. The games nre from below Sanford, to connect ford to near Titusville to" connect Sanford came around from be^ eve of "their departure- influenza ones of this section. Both of these just glorious, for the Sanford people hind the fourth in ning and snntched with the Indinn River our m ost, with the Indian River, have neNer broke out and they fourfd out they places 'are fine pieces of property. and yet we have visitors up here that the game from .Bradentown by the important stream of copwnerce. the doubted, and do not doubt, that would be in quarantine for another The Billingsley, place consisting of St. J ihns. The action lately taken |eventually their efforts will ly* rethirty days. And he told of how 6 acres of land and good house on that go home feeling badly and feel­ score of 3 to 2: AB R II FO by the City Commission of Jack-.w arded with the splendid accdrnR J Holly, transport secretary, the west side to Mr. and Mrs. II. A. ing the pocket where their money Sanford — sonvilic, culminating in the prea.r.-. pliahinent which the major portion came ashore at Paulllac from -the Lappin of Long Island. All these used to be and is not. But it is all Stewart 2i> ■ talion to the United States Senate of the interior, as well as north, Martha Washington and how they sales were made through the A. P. in the game and Sanfofd jbst simply B. Chapman*, c of a petition praying for the "con- abuth and east Florida, need and planned to go hoijie together and Connelly Real Estate Co., of .this has corralled the best little bunch Johnson, cf of ball players that ever took the White, If....... what a great meeting they had and struction •of a canal from the St. desire. This is the natural, the city. . dough out of Dqdo. Ellis,, rf...... .. then learned'that his regiment would Johns River in the vincinity of scenic, the economic, the commer­ There are several more sales to And because we are not vain, we Moseley, lb important, not go that day and Holly »»»led Sanford to the East, Coast canal," cially . — . ----- -- and in every way record but all the details have not aitpply give the box'scores as fol­ Inman, 3b,,.:.... without him. And how he buried is a move in the right direction and Hhe logical route, and will, unless been arranged. Howevfer these give • those boys in the next few days, boys . highly gratifying to those who for |those vitally interested are culpably lows: o y jf ' V I * ' 1 1 *7/ J Chaplin, ss............. 3 the story of the high priced winter ------- - rp 2. 0 0 0 3 1 >o j ong have been trying to letharargic, be in due time adopted Chapman, who had gone through, all the hor­ Sanford Wins at Lakeland! r ' C.-------vegetable lands of this section.being rors of war. on the eye of going Sanford won from Lakeland on ■old to men who know real values T o ta ls. ...... ,n 28 3 7 27 11 3 1 make this necessity plain and per- * nd P t M i * ^ home to loved ones died at the hos­ and are willing to pay the price be­ Monday., The score tella the tale: , t ..................— representatives ln| ' E . X* * W O O D R V KF Bradentown—* AB R 11 PO A Em inent to our in | " E. pital at Paulllac with influenza and Sataford— AB R II PO A E cause they know how much they 0 Washington. Senator Fletcher on c b m . Waterways Com. Sanford how he ministered to them while Stewart, 2b .. 3 2 1 5 5 0 •Benedict, II.......—. 4 0 0 2 - • * * * Chapman, c . , — 6 1 2 2 0 0 presented ' to the , Board of Trade." (Continued on Page 8) -------- - And then after many days the quar- land. SANFORD MA WAS KILLE CAR ACCIDENT NOLE CHAPTER "i; i ■ 1 •J * ‘I THE ST. JOHNS TO BE INLAND WATERWAY OUR PROPER­ TY CONTINUES TO CHANGE ' * BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK • 5"‘S v . -* �f - I B , PAGE TWELVE H b .. T WSA- *•.*\•* I Jfc B -I . . . | *» }xT' 9 Pf-r • K ;H'' iF |9fJ m m kr • K* * H i I __________________ P rogram at the T A u • ' • ' - - H E A T R E g FRIDAY— Gladys Brockwell in “THE " • ' DIVORCE TRAP,” also a two part comedy. Also Pathe News. SATURDAY-Louise Huff and Jack Pickford in “WHAT MONEY CAN’T BUY.” Also a_ Mack Sennett ' MONDAY-Vivian Martin in “THE LIT­ TLE COMRADE,” also “The = Pullman Bride,” a Sennett com- g | edy. . Also Pathe News. • j I TUESDAY— Dorothy Gish in “PEPPY j POLLY” also a Sunshine comedy. | WEDNESDAY—Mary Pickford in “CAP- | TAIN KIDD,” also a comedy, | also “The Perils of Thunder I a- • •| 1 THURSDAY— Theda Bara in “THE | 1 SOUL OF BUDDHA,” also a 1 • Harold Lloyd comedy. K b ? ’. 11%,‘ .!j *• * *: . J*B ? f !i • • - CHAPLAIN GEO. HY-‘ ->MAN HOME AGAIN -j *»■« (?}J ; ! i: 11 ' i'i : 1 H n j tyf, I . Jk 1 ft?" ^\ lU i l f S K tlUilIF * CTintlnued frorti page I interest in the churefi by their pre­ s 'lice At the Fnioii Service in the Preshyteriiui church at St3ll Sunday evening Dr. Hyman will deliver an address on tiie subject "T h e. Five Greut Battles". T H E SANFORD HERALD SANFORD TOP IN ' LEAGUE-GOES SOME ' . ■ ' « I '- Y I . , » » Dressor, R -l GUfa—8 months old. Roseiand Dairy Ave for all the year. Address L for • fnah.ti Chromatic Ccalea. 61-4tp care Herald. 61-2tc There nre two form* of chromatic For sale—Stove wood. Get your acnle. The hnmtonlc chroiuntlc nuil winters supplyjnow. E. G. Hodges sale— 5 acres, 75 •citrus trees For Sale—Good flowing well land the ineloille f .m n* well. The differ­ R - l , Box 99, City, 62-4tp. yith good crop of fruit, several, half mile from Wekiwa. Can put ed cc Ih purely tlicoroljrnl. They nre varitics of smull fruit,-good eleven1you on to homestead. 1 have bar­ both plnyeil In the same way. It Ih n room dwelling, garage, work shop gains. See AV. C. Ilalliday, Weliva, For sale—2 2-ton Seldon Worm question of notation. One culls a note poultry and squab houses. This place Fla. 60-Rp Drive Motor Trucks Pneumatic D tint and the other C slum*. Equipment. 3 - l ' T o n Seldon Worm has hern successfully operated as a Drive Motor Trucks Pneumatic squab and poultry plant for twelve For housekeeping rooms apply Corked! A nervous old lady, on getting Into Equipment. \ If you are in the mar­ years and i*b well equipped 'for the 3C8 Park ayenue, between Third and* a ttain, discovered that n horrid innn ket for a Moror Truck it will pay business. Located on the Dixie'.Fourth streets. 59 5tp with a gun wnf In the comer scat. "I you to see these before buying. J . highway between Sanford nnd O f - f ' r. ' “ ! ' • hope that thing Is not loaded.'* the D. Bowen, 327 Ljturn St. Jackson­ lando, one-half mile from post-' Io r Rent *.lcely turnialied bedaid. “Ye«. nin'nni. It Is." said the ville, Fla. olllce and railway station. Seminole' ___ ,e” eman preferred. 113 62-3t East Fifth St. nnn. *»lIowcver, 1 will Insert this Squab Ftt-m, Longwood, Fla. Gl-2tp r ork In the ntuxxlc. There! quite safe For sale or exchange—1 Vault j ' For Sale—five rooms furniture, uow." door, good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 ,F o r Sale— The best all round work, 510 Magnolia. 53-tf inches high, 1 small Safe, .34 inches horse in Seminole county, Young, \oung, ' • ‘ ---------C » * h '-v n r Fcre<v»* v high, 1 adding machine. Must sell gentle and perfectly sound. R. H. 1 f urnished Rooms By day, week "It's four .»i ill's- l^fi’.ce be* • * • quick, C. Care of Herald. 62-tf. Lynch, Route A, Sanford. 59 4tp or month. Every convenience Over said the deserted 'V*i*-. * i ;■ _______ i---------■ ---------------------------------— 1Philips Drug Store, corner Park and It Just tin well ns yi- ’. cr.b.r— • >.» . “We..have for sale a homestead of For Sale— ‘‘ Kiddie Koop," pra c. First street. Mrs. C- C. Ha,-5. Pr:?. stoiwi nt the door, holding !t o, • rt %3-tf six flies got .Into the house.*’— I,. >-.<t 120 n£res, 15 acres cleared,and fen­ tieally MW, In use less than 3 months ced, four-room house, located near —For infor ration inquire nt the Transcript.________ ________ For reht—Comfortable rooms fo* a sidewalk, $2500.00 a good place to Herald. * - . " . light-housekeeping. Rath, .electricity go into hog and cattle 'business, as • Guard the Thoughts. , For Sale— Ten acres celery land and gas. Ho children.' 318 Palmetto. A*‘ matt ran never* do anything at weJI as general farming. Irrigation east cl Sanford on brick road *4 mile, . . 62-Uer variant*; with nuture. He carries as well can be had so that you from lending'Btation, five acres im­ within hint the germ of his most ex­ can irrigate land if you wish. Room for rent, man and wifeproved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. cept ituinl action; and If we wise A. 'P . Connelly. - G2-2tc. prefered, will furnish, board for a For particulars apply to "Farm ,” people make fools of ourselves on any limited number of people. Apply particular occasion we must endure 68-tf For sale—Iver Johnson bicycle c-o Herald. 910 .Elm Avenue. Phone 237 AV.' the legitimate conclusion that we ih good condition. Phone 425 or ' ' G2-2tp F o r Sale— Jersey Duroc pigs, $12 carry n few grains of folly to our call at 1011 Oak." **• PftRB 62-2tc a pair, $6 for one. G. W. Spencer. ounce of wisdom.—-George Eliot. For rent— 1 and oqe quarter ’ 58-tf F orR sale—Second hand Erector acres. •Choice Celery and Lettuce' Set. See Willard/ Lumley at 902 land. Tiled and good. well, three Missing'His Opportunity. French avenue. City. JS-k < 62-2tp. For Sale— Fifteen acres celi'ry land room house, four miles out Sanford The conductor of a band, giving an* fenced, _. at loading station near Canf- ave. Plenty of work to be had spare opcnalr concert, beat time very .ener­ For sale— McCormick Mowing getically, leaning now toward one Mnchine in good condition. Cheap cron City. Light acres tiled for *rri-, time. Close by Apply to F. C. Welsh Faces public 1 B. Si. O. Motor Co. City. G2-ltp. pnrt- of the hand and now to anoth­ for cash. Apply Don McDonnld Cel­ gation, flowing well. road on two sides. I put this land, er, nnd stamping Ills foot apparently ery Avenue. * 62-2tp. in thorough shape last February f o r i In pnroxysmn of muMcnl- fervor. Mike, LOST In the audience, watched him. fasci­ For Sale—Fresh milk cow. R. L. spring cropping, but other business 1 requiring my attention could not do| Lo st—Tire and rim for Cadilaccar nated; but at-the end of the selection, Garrison. 61-3tp. with a dlwippoln.tisl air. he ttirned to so. It only requires disking to put between Ocala and Gainesville Thurs For Sale—Ten pure-hred Duroc it ‘in ‘ thorough Shape for fall a n d . day night Ju ly -.3rd. Finder return leave. '.‘Slow ■Ii<I ye ilka It, MikcY" asked his friend.’ f^’oine away !*' said gilts, 8 • months old. Iloseland winter crops. This is an excellent’ to Gainesville and receive reward, Alike, In dlsgtM. "Oj've 'been- wijtch- Dairy. • G1-41p piece of land, very conveniently lo- M. S. McRee. 61-2tp. * In’ him for half an hour, and he hasn't rated and a real money maker. I j r n i T M D ‘ , For Sale—Two perfectly good alt one of thltn yet I”. will sell it for 14,500, pay $500 c a s h !_____________ 1 'U L IN U ____________ < iron beds With mattresses and springs Found on Celery avenue lea- and complete, cheap. Apply to Leon and let the crops pay for balance. , <>r fron, aMtoni6,,1|e> Transfer mnn. Hotel Carnes. Gl-2tp John T. Flournoy. 920 New A ork If Avenue, N. W., Washington. D. C. *( .. .......................... .. . . . . . . by coming fl 60-4 tp For Sale One Dodge Touring to Heruld oflltv and paying for this car, just overhuule I and pul in For Sule or R en t—Large, comfort- advertisem e n t . _________ first class condition. Sepiinole Coun­ ♦ A |able house, recently repaired, if. C. V ty Gnrage. Found Black curley sow ue.ght 1 Du Bose. 55-1f 1about 100 pounds. Owner can have Gl-tf |same by calling nnd paying for fud FO R RENT Young jersey cow write A. P « i __________ I_________________________ land tliis advertisement. C. I> T**, Mussel white. Geneva, Flu. r,i-2tc To rent—3 or 4 unfurnished rooms corner 4th »t., and Pecan avenue, ♦ *♦> ’ ♦> If 62-2tp. * - Ten pure bred Duroc either on Oak Park or Mngnolia City. Her C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G <3 All Local AdvcrtlBcmcntB Under ThlB Heading T H R EE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 CentH. In answering art advertisement where no name is mentioned in the id, plense do not ask The Herald, for information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we are 'not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address It as per In- 1 (tructions In the ad. This Column Is Free to Returned Soldiers nnd Sailors Who Seek P isilinns. In the Meuse-Argonne iffensive the 32Gtli Infantry went‘ into action WANTED Willi InOO olllcer- ami :il< i and alter Iwctit. tnree da..- "t b a f l nghtitg U .int * (I Mil* -la •i.V I..I it*' Ready w.re relieved. ' til ot.:J 7>hl i,(.;certu Wear. Apply New *1ork Reaily ( militiueil from I’age 7 aml men left t »» atlewer roll <al!. to Wear, 312 Sanford A 'c nue. Apply Chapluin Hyman was with his1men I G2-tf. at once. * a r» t> II nit . ••• •- ., c . . -- J.♦ ,....u,1 1 every 1 dur«nc «• Wanted 7 Fire jirocf •n f.? ab u 3 0 1 1 eX p«Pc meft ‘ ■> nr-f>d manv narrow escapes.! Benedict, rf .1 1 . ca • H* x t*w0 horse u iitfon. For bravery ar.d .-excellent >olidlict Burroughs, 2b li'J. Jre Sanford. Fla untie r ioiivv -In 1 i.re lie rece' ved Foss, ss„ •mniund \‘itughn. Il> *ti\ ' •1 t'.tatu .1 from his 1m (f«* »• To t»l!V MTIlln! Ivaiul ' .U 1 1 ..m .hi l(.....I.’lf Maj. t • * n . 1 1 • ■ a •‘b K lt.il 11:. - Sanford 1 .1 : \ Gl-C-ti l. " M I *a t • * ' (it the da\ f l ‘,' arm-tic- va -tgno l . ! ) 1 I K AN Frui 1 lb U \N IH 11 , . c| t i l - .4 _’•»» ti I t f .It.tr', Hit- II a- I MINI > i:xM oore, i-f U \C,S . \M ilig frollt the frill.t . at.d V»a> 1*1 .litil t KPT o l I) SOt |vs. St t wart. p tliat tiny m the town where Joan OR t OATS. P \n r s . •if Arc was horn -a •:i f-oni Bor­ Toluls 25 0 l - l • BED SPU E ADS. . AT r ‘ . . < deaux on May 16th arrived in New . D OFFICE. t h i; Summary: Left on ba»*s, ‘ -in­ Yt>rk May 29lh. Mr.- Hyman, rt. 59-tf * ford 2, Brndentown !-; first base on ceived liis discharge at ’ Camp’ Dix, balls oil Ellis 1, Stewart 1: struck Wanted \Ce wl11 pay the iiighest N. J. on June 3rd. our by Ellis 4. by Stewart lisncrifice market price' ter pine veneer timber, The Masonic hrt therq in Sanford h||i| * C'huplin. Boot!. Benedict: loaded on the cars, anywhere in 50 will lie interested ted to learn that Btujpn bases. Chapman. Chaplin. miles of,Orlando, Fla. Dixie Lum ­ Franre the just before sailing for , .E llis ; batter ’ 'hit- Chapman, Bur-. ber A: Veneer Co., Orlando, Fla. degrel* in Masonry ry was conferred I roughB. game railed in the seventh 59-Gtp oh Dr. Hyman in Atlanta, <iu. aCL.ount 0f rain. Unpire, Walters. ------------- — -------------------------------------- ; Wanted—Six good plow hands and ; He lias been, during the past1 ten men for clearing. Steady work j week, attending the-Florida Baptist for satisfactory men at 19 cents j u r 1 Assembly, held on the ground*, of hour. Pleasant, healthy place anti John 11. Stetson Cniveisity at De good treatment. -Don't write, ju st 1 Land. He is credited "with luing the-1 come and ask for Mr. Brown and go founder of this Assembly which has (Continued from page 11 to work. Spring Garden Ranch, just held its eighth annual session,: DeLeon Springs, Florida. 67-7.tr * and which means ^,0 much for the ( Baptist Young people of this state.. . Wunted — Two male waiters. Fpeer, /65.00. T . ' GT^TTolioway, 'Dr. Oyinah was urgei\ by fils com- $2.23.. 'A. It. Stiles. $2,30. L. W. $7 week. Belle Cafe. 57-tf mander to. remain as chaplain in the Fo ini 10 Emlt Fountain, Upholstering and mattress making, army as his life work; and he has $ 1. 10. E. E. Brady. $75.00. E. E. furniture repaired, mirrors plated, also been offered many important Brndv, $181.25. E’. F. Housholder. and inviting fields, but bis .heart I7G.47. E. E. Brady, $192.98. E. auto tops and seats recovc-re<j|. First class work only. Brown Upholstery turns to Sanford where he has re- A. Douglass, $11.00. Shop. 121 Court SL, Orlando, Fla. ta ned his church membership and • 49-tfc • Ctfunly Guard Fund citizenship through these strenuous years of, war, he returns to Sanford Geo. Fox, Agent, $30.00. FOR SALE with a ripe experience and full «f Mr. Jno. D. Jinkins, Tax Colletenthusiasm for his future' Work, not , , „ . . . .For sale—One second hand Soda the church huf for Sanford ‘ orh,s ,i8t of Erro” * In*° * Fountain. On^ pair Counter Scales, only for vencies, and Double Assessments, One set Drug Fixtures. Prescription in all of its activities. which was accepted and approved Counters-etc., Two pairs Prescription ’ Services next Sunday morning at by this Board, Scales. L. R. Philips. 62-2tc. the Baptist Temple, Sunday School , further business at 10:30; at which lime Dr. Hyman. There n® For s a l e — Moline Universal T r a c - ' meet ' tor, good as new, •extra rims, with hopes to greet every member of Board . ,,tnnd,, adjourned M. Saturday ngnin at 2 o'clock P. the Sunday School. • sand cleats. Two fourteen inch plows July 19th, 1919. , rolling truck, complete Lyman Broj. j Preaching at 1 T:45, subject, "After F o re s tX ity , Fla.' 62-2tc. the War, What?" this will be ChspTern. „ , „ Chairman Pro lain Hyman's first sermon in SagFor sale Five acre* farm, good ( ford alter his return to the paato- Atte* t: house, 2 and one half acres tiled,: rate, and the members of the church E. A. Douglass, Clerk, Mule* wagon and harness. Bargain I and friends are asked to show their By: D. C. B 0A R D 0K 0M MISSIONERS MEET HV : D O N ’T Stop Rubbing the Clothes on the • * » • Washboard It wears them out, and it’s so un# nccccsa ry ! A THOR Elect ric Washing Machine will wash them spotlessly clean without a rub— and will do a good sized washing in an hour at a * ».*» , • 4 * * cost of less than two cents for electricity! • Better get a E le c tric Washing T trtal anti approm l hy - —before next wash day. (■ou'l Housekeeping Institute Puts a Thor in hom e. • for. T h en -a little each m onth till* • Soon earnsTits own cost i n savings. Come and see a demonstration—do your next washing with a THOR. C H A R L E S E LEC TR IC CO., Agt. . Sanford, Florida 107 W . First St. vcvJ • . 1. ’ .. , ‘ ■ :*’: I . 1 �. ■■ - m .... THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S a Out of Every Four Livery Cars Right ■ Here in This Community, Three ■ -of Them Use Diamond Tires A BUNCH O F INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS O F SEM INOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPO RTERS FOR TH E HERALD j Mrs. Robertson- of Zellwood and Mr. W EST GENEVA AVENUE. The rains are still with UK and the 'and Mrs. F. J . Neimeyer and Mr. cad is Retting so bad it is a job I and Mrs. Histline spent the day at for teams to travel them. 1 don't Palm Springs on Wednesday. see how the cars ever get over them, M rs. Massey, Mrs. Bronson and they are so bad they surely get Mr. Blnnchnrr! of Maitland were *. r i eiuck often trying. the guests of Mrs. ilnrdawny on * ^ Mr. and Mrs. Nicola are busy Wednesday. getting off their peftrs, o f1which they Mr. and Mrs. Payne of Lockhart' have a fine crop. , |have moved into the Griggs house. Mrs. Vaughan was shopping in | Geo. LeVIne has purchased the tiw n, Tuesday and had a hard pull Mealy property and Mr. and Mrs. to get through the mud and water. Healey will move to Miami. Miss Gladys, Robinson spent Sun­ Mr. McGaliey apd family left day afternoon with Mrs. Vaughan. Wednesday for Coronado Beach Well, Saturday is dipping dayjigai.n .where they have a cctUge. ] guess' we will have a n ice . F. J. Neimeyer and J . A. Histtime pulling through mud and water line were transacting business in getting to the vnt. ^ ____ Sanford on Tuesday, It- will soon he time to have the Conner V. illinmson. of -Sanford garden growing again then we will was in town last Wednesday. la have the good vegetables Those to attend th" "hall game to save the high cost of living. Veg­ on Tuesday were Geo, LeVine, etables are a big saving at home. And it will soon be time to have Mr. McGahey the good old sweet potateos. Then C, W. -Entzminger .was in Orlan­ we will be all right. do on Monday. 1 think most of the- corn crops . Mias Annie Neimeyer is visiftlrg in. U inter Haven. Geo. LeVine wait transacting 'busi­ ness in Orlando on Saturday. Miss Fern Singleta/y returned to her home in Jacksonville on Wed­ nesday. Miss Olive Dinkel and Miss . Gladys Craig of Orlando spent the Week end the guest of Mr. knd Mrs. J . S. Dinkel. Mr. Sellers and family and Mrs. Mrs. Will Hammond <<i Orlando are camping out at Palm Springs. M osquitos C a rr y M alaria Many tire dealers meet you with ah argument about how cheap they can sell you a tire. If their tire had the .quality and mil built into it that a DIAMOND TIRE has, they- would not have to mention the PRICE. Yet a -' DIAMOND cost you no more than a so-called CHEAP TIR E. There's a man at the curb to serve SEMINOLE BANK ANNEX a position in T a x Assessor Vaughn's ter from South Carolina is spending olllco. some time with her. .• Miss Ruby Hart has been quite -Mr.and Mrs. C. E. Chorpening ill threatened with typhoid fever,and youijg people and Mr. and Mrs. [test wishes for a speedy recovery A- t'hor.pening picniced and bathed Miss Ruby. at Silver Lake last Thursday. Mrs. Ltbbie Weeks and family Spencer has bought the lave taken possession of their new |William Walter farm of 5 acres mine, the W. K. Squires place on opposite his Cameron City property. 'a me run avenue Mrs. Squires and 1 Mr?. McDonald has sold her on Herbert have miived^JJ^y. the Celery avenue home and farm to louse ojMioslte their late residence. J J. U. Pope. i ..Iih- t arneron . , , , , | Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McClelland and party of voung , n-ople ... joined .Mrs. „ I arneron i anil and children ure cam ping ' on their ........... ibeach . . over ,.Sun- place over in Geneva for a few weeks 1i it hers at, ,Daytona |av‘; Will Raynor has been quite ill ,, ... . . . . ... ,, ifro several weeks. Glad to hear he Mr. and Mrs- Albert Dorner, . . ,, , . i s on the gum. heir guest Mrs Marie Levis and s ,, Ur I ., and Mrs v i -# . Nick /ernovean spent , > ,i , ., ■unday u-rv jdrasantlv at DaVtonn ,H’Jii'n. ‘ # . , . Mr!*. Marie* l-oviii is leu vine this iH'k f«*r New i «»rk ( it *v ami ex' u*cts fn sail shortly f*•r her homo n ?YOP\xve Co M ontgom ery, A la . . Th» I'lsaiant Mnujiilin Ghttrr I f INDLE HOTEL ,I W l t U 'f l A _ DjrepwR^ Coniplels rkxfcn\-5rwf\e<l ovWdt rooms-SwamUwtodl.^p-Cafe it\ 0DWtf<1iavCof\vc><\ipt\t loUeryfKiaj-ltx KfArt of City *Serxd for Booklet n • VINOIt U. SniTH, PROP'S • fih»* W I iiti v\ • uf th* war be ^it i<i fi fi< Mil.light wMiddii t a good drill id tnoM»\ d--r u tat tuk«- he More im p ro v em e n ts . ' noticed » ON MAGNOL I A AVENUE COMPANY Agents For International Harvester in Fast Sanford recently. Graham Hunter is remodeling-his Deardail avenue| |honii' for the occupation of himself ,..wi Iij r ■i, . I hi* *. .. , .norm* ,has land McDougal •a lar^e new \or<h. au<le<l , , , and, the #l «i( . . , Mall homo is having a large front porch an a great improvement. ermnn> , Miss Isabelle Kavnor was up from •elery avenue the guest of Mrs. M.^s Louise h ram her and i DockI „ M'. Lucas a potrion of last week, j)'T*" » » s ty were married tn Orlando ** ** {July 14th. I he Misses Beatrice 'dr and Mrs. W J-. Prevatt Martin ai.d Cicrtrude Vaughn ne­ rd son i .unped i ver onllie Geneva companied them to Orlando and the In "e i.f Ln-.i-b"isup last week party-■ jidned by Mr and Mrs. Mr .lid M-- U K Pr.-vat t had " h" r.sid.- #i n Ohm Miss , Kn.-si, ,a-t n i l -. M-- P revatfs * ra,“ '“ r v r y attractive girl ml It. r Mr. [ it ( : r r , ,„,1 ‘"'ll it I- s.ud to tiave il.eli a tvplcal hud seen " um r tfiere ' but he .wouldn't-give five cent* to jied any more. .Robert Merriwether is back from Over seas and is a guest at the \lc Dim gal hump at pre-ent, Miss Clairi>Ca im-rnn has accepted McCormick and Deering Mowing Machines, H a y R a k e s and Harrows BUILDERS S U P P L I E S LUM BER LATHS S H IN G LES SEW ER P IP E and DRAIN TIL1 W I . T A K t: M f l C K T Y I I O N I I S AT i*AH ARM Y O U $T>ing to Daytona Buach, or arc you going to the moun­ tains? Or maybe you arc going to New York, or just taking a run up to Jacksonville-------------- IT DON ’ MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE whether you are going on a vacation, a pleasure trip or a business trip, DO I T R I G H T . We want you to enjoy every ipjnute you are away, and we know you won’t if you are wearing clothes too warm, underwear that is not nice and cool, soc;ks that you run your toes through the lirst time you put them on, shirts that fade the first time washed, or shoes that run down in the heel the first week you are away. B U Y right, get mer­ chandise with Q U A L I T Y. And there is only one way to be sure of that quality and that is by patronizing a Q U A L I T Y i S T O R E F u rn ish e rs to Men W ho Know calleil by ml his friends is a sitrcess! ful Fast-end farmer and ji favorite with ivery one. Thtey have the con­ gratulations of nil East side.t C. B, Tyler is leavingsfor Waynesville N. C. to join Mrs. Tyler fur a visit of several days*. Notice of the death of Major Dean Minnick was received here* this week: Major MUinick was the only son of Dr. and Mrs. W, A. Minnick residents uf Cameron City several years, now residing in Wichita Kansas. -Dean Minnick' was well known here. He was 36 years old and died in Washington D. C. after n lingering illness contracted while at Rock Island III., U. S. Arsenal He was a West Point graduate in 190(5. Served in Cuba and on the Mexican border. His remains were taken to Wichita for burial. Be­ dsides his parents he is survived by his wife nnd three your old dnughter and his sitcr Mrs. J. D. Howard of L’crwyn, 111. The famjly have the sympathy 'of many friends here. Miss Nellie Long and Graham Hunter were, married by Rev. E. D. Brownlee July 17th. Only members of, the' family being present.. They left at once op a wedding trip-for points on the Wept const, Will soon be at home on Beurdall avc. The young people arc general favorites with every one. Mrs. Hunter was a graduate of Suhfofd High School and the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Long. Mr. Hunter has been a successful farmer bore for pcveral years. A host 'of .friends offer sincere good wishes for a long and happy morrlod life. And yet more rumors of coming weddings. . (Continued on page 3) On Flour, Grain and Feed F r u it a n d V e g e t a b l e Cr&teft Th Cob Buy From Us at WholeaaU Prices ff. A. MerrjdayCompiij Politic*, Florida Citrus Insects and D iseases:- Short, plain descrip­ tion of the common citrus troubles with direc­ tions for treatm en t;'also receipts for spraying „ advisod and directions for spraying and prun'* ingf— twenty-four p ages.. . * Garden and Field Troubles:- ,Sixty-four pages of ' valuable information on control o f the various troubles that may arise in -the truck garden or field including* preparation of soil, rotation of crops, handling of seed and seed beds, transplant ing, spraying, etc. Miscellaneous Crop Troubles:- This twenty-page book treats of the peats found on avacado, figs grapes, guava, lawns, mango’, ornamentals, peaches pears, pecans, persimmons, plums and tobacco Write today for information that will Jielp >'PU WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CC Manufacturer* of Id.«l F rrtillu r - t). .Ure in Sp r*v I*un>M and InrettlrWr* JA C K S O N V I L L E , F L O R ID A R. t . m i l l K U , Manaarr Sanferd llranth �■•I' .* * ». ' ! \ w rm •.V'rV . G" i• t r4 ;f < f * i ' THE SANFORD HERALD JULY 25, 1919 II I N----- t^‘ - : *- i ' PAGE THREE vm „.i- i „ A□ DEAL FOR YOUR ROUND DOLLAR — PHONE 181 "*A Food for E r n j S m l " S O M E O F O l ' U S P E C IA L P R IC E S Builds large Pramp* EASY TO FEED COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR POMACE TANKAge ASH ES... Wm 1 Sanford, Florida 4 JLT7 *-s- ; GENEVA Tho marty friends of Mr. anti Mrs. Donley am rejoicing over the return of tlicir mm, Paul Dooley, who has . been in service nearly two years. Paul is looking well and is glad to he home again. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Killiee have returned from a visit in the non hern and welern parts of the slate. Work is progressing nicely on the Geneva Citrus Exchange packing house. They expecte to have an up to date house by packing time. W.. L. Seig and Culver Etherylge lift last Friday for Kansas City to he gone all summer. Mrs. Harry Rivers and children spent several days in Jacksonville last week, visiting Harry Rivers who has just returned from France - (15-00 Purina Hrralrb Ffrd II . T S Ill.T S Purina C h l r h r n t hood rr W. C, O a u - $4.(0 turn they liave to be a friend in re­ turn. When people will stay in a place for years and not makke any friends there is 'something wrong not with the place nur the people that live there, but with those peo­ ple that are making cantinous com­ plaints. Its been* sung until its readhare -that they are going to hunt u hotter place. When they lind it, it won't be them that's made it any better1 off by them being there. There are advantages and disadvan­ tages and good and bad people every where but life is just whatone makes it. A person has to be good to lie happy and live and let live C H A S E & CO M PAN Y (Continued from page 2) - | Mrs. R. (]. Gresham is. spending - the summer with relatives and friends at Jacksonville and Callahan The Live Stock owners meeting in Orlando last Monday was. well represented hy Geneva rattle owners LAKE MARY • James Reed left Monday to spend several months with his .children in Ohio. Illinois and Michigan. A. ‘E. Sjoblom and family visited relatives in Orlando Sunday after­ noon making the trip in their Cole six. Rev. G. \ . Alhertot) tilled his appointment here Sunday A. M. Mr. und Mrs. Amil Sjoblom and two daughters of Knoxville, Term were guests of the Sjobltun family one day Inst week. rsi llifk (I'ntlr llardaood Ashra We have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQ U IREM EN TS OF ALL K IN D S OF M A TERIA L—'WE W ILL SAVE YOU A1 0 N E Y AND G IV E YOU \ GOOD SE R V IC E — . COUNTY - SOlb lla *r lard Oklahoma Hoar, 31 lb aark tOOIba Sugar . AHood Scratch Iccti, no blark arrd IP V ’ •\ i V ] By authority of the Chief of Engineers, U„ S. Army. W. J. B A R D EN , Colonel of Engineers, J. T. LEE IN TROUBLE. • Former Sanford Marshal Shoots Man In Miami Last Wednesday. J . T. Lee, formerly oHIds city hut for many years a resident o f the lower east coast is in trouble at Miami according to despatches from that city. Lee shot and killed a man named Russell last Wednesday and tho coroner* jury has bound .him over to the grand jury. J r T. Lea Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Oltnul of was marshall of Sanford for several Chicago, 111 and Ralph Lewis of years und was also ehgagt-d in the Orlando were here Monday the , lish business here for some time and guests of Mrs. A. E. Sjoblom. •• is well known- in this county where lie was born pnd raised being the son of Hon. J. JL -.Lee of Oviedo Notice of Public Hearing. and his family reside here now. The The War Department having un­ latest from Miami on the ease says: der consideration an application of John T. Lee, who shot and killed the board of county commissioners Pierre G. Russell here last Saturday of Seminole County, Florida, for night, was held to the grand jury approval of plans for reconstruction without bond by Justice of Peace of bridge across Wekiva River, 9 Combshere today, following the ver­ miles from Sanford,, Florida, a pub­ lic hearing will be held in the Court dict of a coroner's jury that Rliksell had been murdered by Lee. House, at Sanford, Florida, at 10 No new facts developed at the a. m. Thursday. August 7, 1919. for the purpose of considering the suf­ inquest today, witnesses failing to ficiency of the provisions for mivi- throw m light c-i incidents leading gtiliun made by tho plans as sub­ to the ira:*-ily. flic lain) of Lee mitted, or any changes that may he that the shooting was in self-defense required to avoid unreasonable in­ was partly substanied by the testerference with navigation. timony of Autumn Leary, aged four­ Accordingly, notice is hereby g'ivcn teen, who declared Russelll spent last Saturday afterneon cleaning a that all persons interested are in­ rifle ttthers witnesses stilled - that vited to be present at the above named lime and place- to express Russell had ho weapon at I hi- time their views upon the adequacy of of the llinotillg. There are some prospects of having a real post office here as there was the plans with reference to-the navi­ a petition sent in some time ago gation of the stream. signed by the entire community While all statements at the hear­ Mrs Tice and father J. M Chaffer in favor of A E Sjoblom. ing are given dm- i-oiueiih-ruMiiii, ttnmotored to Daytona last Sunday. People cannot prosper always at pertanl facts and statistics intended Mr and Mrs. Charles Phillips wrong doings Right will tinully win to have special weight (n the linal visited their daughter Miss Clara .out in the end. Some folks don’t determination of the case should realize that to have a friend in re­ preferably be submitted in writing. m Sanford last Wednesday. THE BIG FEED HOUSE CATES C R A T E CO M PAN Y, New Pc* Jf Jell pine, 111 II lu-V III l l • and leiiji* It. will find'Hu.I n on the old on sgrow until tbi* •»:»' eled to dr.\ -Mi. .1 • 1 W hat, Groceries? Well, yes. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display. at oUr store and get acquainted or phone 16(> for supply, Large or Small. ~ Call Your Patronage is Appreciated, Algood Oleomargerine and Everbest Margarine.—Always fresh r7 -A 1V = (Ask Our Customers) *— • . J. W. Booth WE PHONE 166 HAVE L. F. Roper FO U N D IT ! - “C DAISY TILE A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,'Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Arid tests In the construction of its immense arid plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Stork In yards And 25,000 ready for shipment. M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO. 'S A N F O R D . H .O IU IIA 1^39 -I Joining Bulkhead on the West. Two blocks of building IxiLs. With two story factory building. '.m ( 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE Address: C. KENNISON. P. O. Box 505,Orlandp, Fla. We have just finished taking stock and find a number of articles that we are placing “ 0 - a n d - 0 ” Tickets on. We quote below 24 boy’s suits. These suits are made up with two pair of pants and are made of Kool-Kloth and you will find exceptional values with the present, high prices of clothing. BOY SUITS, K00L-KL0TH=ALL HAVE TWO PAIR PANTS ' • Price $ 6.00 Price $7.00 6.00 6.00 7.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 .v Price Price Prize PricQ $ 6.00 6.50 6.50 6.50 - $6.50 6.50 - 6.50 $ 6.00 $7.50 6;00 - 5.50 6.50 6.00 G. 0 0 - 6.00 7.00 We are also putting in these “ O-and-O” B arg ain s about fifty pairs of Regal Shoes. No doubt you will find something in these th at will fit you. Come in and look them over and we believe you will find something very satisfactory and a g re a t saving a t this tim e ., These “ O-and-O” Tickets are our own original way of disposing of odds and ends and over-stocks. To put on a clearance sale-is very expensive and is very demoralizing to a Men’s W ear business. In all these “ O-and-O” Tickets you will find th at you are gettin g our odds and ends a t prices fa r below the average clearance sale as we are giving th e c u s t o m e r all the value and not going to the expense o f a clearance sale-. J F ir Sanford Shoe “ Everything M en and Boys W ear” 115 East First St. Sanford, Florida * V 4 ai * =- i: •UtJ it: .--.U. * . i; i v L-t5»*7S » . ■. . IL* �_|L_;_'TZz*. f j __ »~ ~^r k, *-r-r.-^-;->-^T7 ** » r*‘ . . ••• •' ■-'V" rentes exacting in the convention for! a long time and which were the cause of the formation of Columbia University at Lake City, some years ago, have at last, after amny metmgs succeded in their efforts and Stetson University at DeLand will he the only Baptist university in Florida, Columbia sensing to operate. A majority of the board of trustees of John B. Stetson UniversitvJJJwlll now he Baptists residing in this stute, aiHliated with the Florida Baptirt convention and the Baptist convention will approve oft-each trustee before his election by th trustees of Stetson, Tlu^ Baptist convention will use its best influence, moral, religious and financial, in the support, main­ tenance and development of the J Time—Buy jVexf R asa. •i IKK •» RED TOP TIRES J ii l‘t , W, 1 H i t »;' )S mversity. ie iv HP •4. SI i T H E H AN D SO M EST T IR E M A D E White side-wall—Red Tread I P t Oak Avenue and 3rd Street i| ii r fli! I 1 «If ■ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS ;T iti!-i S B BUDGET OF O P I N I O N " JU S T BETWEEN YOU AND ME" fiflrit I i f |SLxjSr | 4 EVEN TH E GATE POST NOT IN IT # | f !l ' if ■ V ■■ p a ; at IM 1 ■ m : •. A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith, " H e ’ll Print 'em”— So Sn) B Sauntcrcr. ■■ \ i T h e r e are some people in this town that ought so lake a trip -up tie country and learn something a b o u t building a ‘ own, I would sitggest that they go to the Th o usan d Isles and spend a month on eaeh island and by l hut time Sanford will have become a city. * 1 nrttu that t lie new Yuldi-?. l i n te l is getting out postal cards tutu will be scut out by the business houses of Sanford in their letters to ( hei r friends and itcijuiiinltinces in many cars the street ' \\ hat a wonderful outpouri ng of people jn Sanf ord tire at t en di ng the F'ttll many a race is lost Ere even a stop is run, uhitih And many a toward fails survitTM <*r\ • huml.iv D espiie Ihe fart i ha l so in any w ,i\- for I he v u t n m r r ii an ( i .I.i . hi* mil tos iioetenl olea- l hat i tlU ** hi he sun »»f voUr.elf In— 1i*J • ■ \m si i4ii 111 ;lH umk I ni;H Imt ni-uii.t*11 I .t f t \i r Vku i a fTi-. * fit i f ** nvt-v fiiiriiJv f*r \ii' ti; i . \ I. t! T .InfM ;il w.r g" • , 11 t V * I «•uf i 1f 111 i*f T. Tt.f * i f i(« ' ’ i - c r « r l.i 11 i ii. .t r I t T |i. Tii v ' if L| Uni ; i*i -ii .i*r Lit.* iti -* man v. Im Vv1ll> . I hi f.-M. •U \V\MI 1llltlk-l 111- l*tt rt * T in 1 iHitt \ i i \\ t a i n S :*-nIt»r<i Tr** In Ii and t itrup. |*f .' •, •11 j I > Oil iiN flilif U; Nuw . l ui .* .. <A i Maurel Malces Marvelous Record of “The Rosary* ' ‘Like a ttring of pearlt" indeed cqtne the divine notet of Maurcl't vivid voice in thit tong that hat touched a million fieirtn So pure and tweet a-iJ limpid ■ are they that their tound would-tootho r jtv • tout in torment. On the reverie of /j] \y thit record M*urelting»“At Dawning.'* A-2724—JI.OQ Stracciari Sin£s Sublime Love Song “Core'Ngrato* All .the pam and pinion which only Rtracciari, at hit greatcit, could convey, are in thit wonderful outpouring of love. Thit Neapolitan tong give. you Stracciari at hit mett intpirrd heiglitt. 49532-11.50 Amusements for Employees. niifhl *■ „ i.■! h * umnsoinMit. ' s 111 j■for ir»v y i( I'^up1 .. F o rd s o n T r a c t o r s Tin’ Board of ’11’ rade can <1 i n it ItIII* vvtllmut ;iii !lil t 1\C (Mill -1 ■-1 1 *ry iilid 1bin- sliouid In- our tir-t aim nhnuld have a rally iu .September when all nur people get ha k Imme and six' thut every man in Semtnule Uouiity cumes int o the r e j uvenat ed Board of T r a d e with the idea that a . good s ec retary wijl he employed at once. Sanf ord will ndYcr get what is cortung to her without an a ct i ve Board of T r a d e with a paid secre­ tary. Now is the time to place your ortlcr • * * 2 * for the “Fordson Tractor.” The • . very best and cheapest trac* *^ * tor for all farm use. Price of Tractors $750.00 : Power Pulleys i Extension Rims IBt- $30.00 §*10.00 - of# i All prices f. o. b. . F a cto ry v • ■- e. F. W ILLIAM S Dealer - EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ♦ L. GIBSON Sanford, Florida --------- . n-- - } . ■ h SHEEP’S HEAD” l y e iiiz e l ) . MANlUvL ( ’o m liin n tio n o f- H u m u s an ti F t r t iiiz e r f n.fr’-c r'ie::Ls. L ’ e a l I ’n ie i; F e r ti'I z c r . • Wri'f fur I’rit ts | f Mtf'tx i I t I |V y\f M ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS Basil.— " '1 - W . -U'V. • j-v'. rvv . ' REAL EST A T E LIST YOUR PR O PER T Y W E ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES F IR E INSURANCE Your Horne - Your Auto - Tornado - - Liability Property Damage Agent Drew Development Co. - Formerly Holden Real Estate Co. City Lots in All Parts of City Mr. and Mrs. J . 1). Cnssady are upending s o me weeks with his mothc Celery Lands in M. M. S m ith s Sub Division Mrs Barnhart Mrs W. O. Nolan and children are visiting old friends in Wintde Garden th is ' week. SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Baptists Choose Stetson. * 'I •The committee which was pap pointed on the motion of Itev. Claud W. Duke, ut the Florida Baptist convention held in this city lust J a n ­ uary to try to recun-cHe tlie diffe-r; A . P. C O N N E L L Y L-*;. f£ - f_- ' ' ' t, , NATURAL GUANO CO. U iV iit stirring ‘ r***-’-* - - fbr*r f mj M n mlm» Is on Mrs. S, Means and two suits of Jacksonville is visiting her sister, Mrs. J . II. Wynn, this week. Mr. ami Mrs. C. II. Lord ami Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Humphney arc spending their vacation at Daytona Beach. Mrs. Wallace Wheeler and baby left Monday for Michigan where site will visit home folks and friends. Mrs, Horace Sanderson of Lake­ land spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. J . M. Wunn last week. It. W. Lord Itas bought himself a him M*wf»l *■I Ilffalitfi M t* p*l*r i v*(*. 1 iMtuwIt' f ,r A IsMI tt, 2 piutkn, |OldS *.4». INI I! diht MifilhtW,iaspfux*4 ’*■ |1*1 trult *pJ %ttX-Utft. A* rbw C a l &»9+tJU•#»■ait l4* ffli tW J«7tkmt L*vi MmmtJk LUMUIA GRAPHOPMONL COMPANY.New Yoik It has ...... .. in Art of Coloring Glass. ll prulinhle licit the coloring of this- -i to I | i ri lentil rly the gurnet tint nip t."l lie rujrt ).||e. US sotiie milhiirlie- i*•11•} h u I■i*11<*\i•. origin lied i ,i I hi- i uhu Pet Is ............. . ii i;.', . g ■.i :ug an oxi|i*ntt-iv ntloU' ■' qiiuutity of gold with lie , ot io Y icjri'illeii! s >tlh a, soilil. lime, im,i n pile i,n11 alumina. <m Its Hrst heating the glass is etilurlfim, hut on reheating it develop* Us sml, rich appearance.—New York World.' ELDER SPR IN G S. Regular preaching services will be held at Ebencezer church next Sunday, tin li.izy and we see around much. C a^ m . rvwift' I* *44» lib** to Itv* 1 IjrUfclvJ l.feg'l fc* FULL LINK OF PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS * use for mu|V 'hail u grttet'llt ion by o|1C •I i In uni mii • -fill ' h'p.i n mi m -loti .j >r•■|it t. ••'- now in tip- enuntrv lie ID'ii M 1i lo-" a Iso Ipt 11iihiecd |he oleu in 1‘url' vi-ars ago. New ViirU tnerelmnts jtrninge picnics and dances for their woman and tni.it- clerka. * ih , , >,„• ford tn - * a"'* ;g .'1 ' h ft fj. i i >.■f ■>ri u n i w f. ••w i t i , , , . .1n r Tid "ui b u ­■.ii an and .. i *Mir - • .1 .ll "f T- I.k Wor k,', |i| 1 -i \..i 1. t " t.i' ■ ,ul ■ i 11 1C d ' 1L TM k ttm C IvwtloMif#r Jwfjr The • secret ' I ' I "I of having lit* »It! jb. ■ thoughtful II’ Mil. II I I til UU care« people-! nut.,, tl,,w .llsrov.-rv that advertises the new hotels here | r sjiectlvt' ol* ' i reed. ** ill * advert ise t h e wuirttty and a n y - 1 If you think you' re outclassed, you are; thing that advertise the county will T n iV c (*.ot to think high to r i - . * Tli. k o, ire i.i'k u 1 rlf-,|. the hotels And lliis-o e 'v tiitfhtH Kirrl hlri‘i'1 Innki* !ik* . A-Gi06-ii.ro parked on eac h side o f ' been, made ehairinan of the s t a t e ! And San f or d dealers are ! road depar tme n t and n o be t te r man getting the agency fur many new than Sir Michael ran be found in all ears, thus being able to sell the ears the. land l i e has dreamed of good here instead of having people go roads in Morida for many years and elsewhere. There are new garages llus worked for the m early and late, and sales departments starting up l i e known as much about good roads and tlie auto industry is looking up and road building as any man in from every angle the s t at e and he should ma ke good in his new position. And than he is our Mike S m i t h , which makes’ a The Fellow That Thinks He Can wonderful difference If you think you are beat en, you are! s ec r ej ar y of war shall make report to If you think that you dare not. congress of the survey herein, speci­ 1 Hhut a s h ame it ruined F ri da y you do n’t fically required, toget her with an If you’d like to win, but yuu think mill S at u r da y mid kept nur hall t eam e s t ima te of the cost of construction from showing up those fresh sprouts you c an ' t , of a ship canal over * such route, from Orlando I understand they I t ’s almost a cincb you won't, capable of acc o mmo dat i ng vessels If \<>u think y uu ’11 lose, y o u ' ve lost, opened the churches down [here on I drawing at least fifteen feet of water Friday mid Sat urday and prayed for For nut in the world you Jind and shall also make report of stteh rain. Sijccess begins with a fellow's will; surveys as may he done her eunder. " It's all in the s t at e of mind, Ere even hi- work’s begun * T» >■ j •uri* of 11............ r\ - I!.-I , • Thu t. lug and \our 'J, » ■1- will grow , •‘• '' l ' ' I >1 .,11, . r! » 1h 111it 1-1 .11.d .id i' -i , i i . ;»'v . I lil i k tll.t11 .1II i i \ " 1 1 i l fall tie 1 , i ml. t ' i*i, S' II 1',i-l i 11111•,1\, w|';. h 1CI1-> ! , II lie III 0,1 , I’ l ink i ha' >oil i a.n. a in I you » ill, t -,i -p : HI - III lull 1-r 1l-ltig. ih churches are jt,q ( * I t ' s till Hi l he state of nulld. Ami 1 might add t tint anything on the suhjeet of real E #' Cmreurc it one of the few living •rtiiti greet enough to give til the glory of the world’* tong of victory, the tong that saved France and civilization, dear to itt tremendout climig"for Vkijry or Death " Coupled with "The Truro. j peter,'Uiko tung by Cia-eu're, " T h a t the secretary of war he authorized and directed to at the earliest practical date cause to he made a survey, for u ship caltal across the State of Florida connecting the At but tie ocean and thp Gulf of Mexico; that in the making of such survey tin- secretary of war shall use the St. John's river from its mouth to where the Oklawanha river em­ pties into the St John's river, theneer lift tin- Oklawanha river to Silve Springs, thence by the nearest at d most prurtieuhlc route to the Wit hlacooehee river at or near the city of Dunnellon, and theiieo down the Wilhlachoochee river to the Gulf of Mexico: provided, that in add! tioji to the route mentioned the se­ cretary of war may make other surveys of other routes should the same apprac to he feastible. The K e n t V u lc a n iz in g W o r k s l i T n sp ir in d ’ M a rse illa ise * su n d 1u | i n E n g i i s h b y G r a v e u r e • CLARK FOR S H IP CANAL Washington, Julu 2 3-C o n g ress­ man Frank Clark, of Florida, to-day requested the house committee on railroads and canals.to give immedi­ ate conshleralion to his resolutions just introduced, for a survey for, a shift rannl across the State of Flo­ rida connecting the Atlantic ocean with the Gulf o f' Mexico. . This rcI solution is as follows: f|i|i * * M //, - Time to ReAfcvf - (Out new ii •New* July. Number*of a. - > Stetson hud f>12 students on its enrollment last yenr and with the number thijt will be added from Columbia, there should he between seven and eight , hundred students there next year.— Tampn Tribune. Big mileage F ab ric Tires built with an extra ply and a heavy tread— Big tires with mileage com ­ parable to that of Cords. I i JULY 25 \ 19 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR i �J* - * r ; m S ; ' .\ ‘ C \ JULY 25 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD r A T T HE* B A P T IS T CHURCH. The members of the I}. A'. P. U. that is ten of them, met nt the Pastorium last Tuesday evening for the purpose of dirusirfng plans for in­ creasing the membership and atten­ dance of the Union, which has for the past two months been somewhat “ fagging" along those two lines. A check.of the Church Membership was made under the direction of Ur llyman, our pastor, and a'l young people of the D. Y. P. U. age in the membership were listed and divided into equal groups. Those present at the meeting were each given a group and it will he the earnest endeavor of these, group captains to enroll every one of those assigned. After the business of the Union was taken care of stories were told and jokes, laughed over and every one thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Refreshments were served after w which the members departed ’ \qth the determination of making our Union the best In the state. In presenting the loving cup to the H. Y, P. U. of the Woodlawn Baptist t'htirclC*of Jacksonville, Dr. Hyman made the prediction that it was the last time anyone would he the winner of the* cup except XSanford. In order to hold the cup “ for keeps” . Sanford will have to win it three successive years, so you see if we are_ to make Brother a Hyman's prediction come, true some one has some work 11» do. Wonder .who it is going to he%up to It. V. 1*. U. Sunday evening ,at 7:d<>. Goof program cm, Group Two being, in charge, Miss, housing Cap­ tain. Everybody welcome, young people especially: Bring your Part up. Group Two is expecting to be entertained by Group Due and Three these two groups having lost in the co'ntest just closing Group Two tr|v* to ''rub tt in" every chance they get but tiroups One and Three say they will give them the best set of "eats" they e.ver beard about. I'm going to lie there myself. It. Y. P. L'., Baptist Temple, Sunday Evening, T: :iti Watch us Raised Their I ustment to Fabrics - 6 ,GOO Miles C crds - 8,000 Miles D iu m o r.J T . : x : on giv in g su ch m a s te rly se rv ice kept it u p 1 w ith s u c h unvv c o n sis te n c y — th at f]v;*/ *\ 1,'t sell / lifted th e n ,-s< I” es ( ) i i. w i,i > i-1«■_. v. .• • . i ' m c i i t c i L .s u . i i\ *A n~: ./* . Ji* -I -T,-*r t (•'*(» t ' *. i IV ilca. -i*U* V •'t t 1>' > i. l.;u f_r yo u jo u..e. K o w i j tlv j It r.-j tJ p u t on D ia r j* . r . : a ' \ . ( M i . T h e nc*.v a d ju s tm e n t b ases also a p p ly c*i r.ll D A m en d s no w in u se or in t h j h an d s of d ealers. % ■a • • a d ju s t m e n t Fabrics - . 6;000 Miles \ Corde 8,000 Miles Seminole Hank Annex Magnolia Ave. jH ^SA N FO RD , / - • Dll) It HAPPEN TO YOU A preacher at the close of his sernion.said: " l,ct all in the house whrj are paying their debts stand up" Presently every man. woman and child, with one ext option, rose to their feet. The preacher seated them and said: “ Now every man not paying his debts standvUp." The exception a care-worn, hungry-looking indi­ vidual, clothed in his past summer’s suit, slowly assumed a perpendicular position. "How is it my frlensd." asked the minister, "you are the only tnan not able to meet his obligations?" " I run a newspaper," he answered, and the hretheru here who stood up are my subscihers and—" "Let us pray,’1 exclaimed.the min­ ister. Exchange. t*rr z asii* PAGE FIVE until he landed his affinity and f E W * G AIt AG Kf l o P E NH A stilt sticks to the lake shore for Sanford is probably the greatest some reason or other. He is now automobile city in the world there living at Sanford |on the shores of being more cars here for the number Luke Monroe. Eustis hake Region. of inhabitants than any other city. And so many cars make room for f i ’J * H I WHO w a s J i t .i s many garages and among the new Nobody knoows how I scarrodj my ones is that of May and Walthall beak — who have rented space in the Leffler No one but me—and Jjl *won’t building at the east end of First speak: street and will have their show rooms But this I'll say, and what I say there. They have the agency for the goes: Cole, • Auburn and Columbia cars What nobody* knows doesn’t hurt and have already sold many of my nose. these curs here. Mr. Ervin May’ Is a —The Victim. hustler und has been in the game for many years before coming here being in Orlando in the Florida Auto Sup­ ply’ Co. Mr. Walthall is equally a live wire and has been in the farming game here for many years and latelyadded f a meat store to his many lines. Mr. Walthall and Mr. May are doing great business here and their new show“rootns will ,add greatly to the a u t o ja n d supply business of * this section. Advertise in the Herald ‘J A Flavor for every P YEAR HOOK IS HI.' \1)Y aThe■* following letter has been re- r ceivt’il by The Herald from Senator Duncan U. Fletcher: " I will appreciate it if you willi inform your readers that I will bej very glad to forward u copy of the Agricultural Year Hook for HMs . just made available for distribution to any persons interested That publication contains u great deal of valuable information, and is de­ sired by farmers, truckers and oltiers. Hurdhoilcd Smith Sentenced Washington, July "d l.ictiiunt Frank II > 1111111. known in the army as "Uardhoiled" Smith was given IX months inpnsoiimenl, Lieut*. Joseph (Iffire Supllpa Here Mas on and llelfenstein were dismiss­ People do not have to go out of ed from the service, and Sergeant town for tlieir otllee supplies in Clearance It Ball, was given six fact they arc coming here from months itnpriofTfteitt. after coevicother towns to get what they want t on by ct tiurl martial of crtlcJities to in 1his line This week a gentleman American army prisoners ot xrison from u neighboring city came into Farm No. Two tn France This in­ j Tire llcalbi oljire for an article that formation was contain'd in a report, In ruuld IKit buy lit home nni 1 r:- to the war department from General marked th at the Sanford lbi-alld Pershing, which' was read to luid one of t'iu’ most complete 1Tries ial house war investigating commitof olll 11' HUJ•Plies UlXt could b • pllf- Ice today by General March, 1 Incf I'hased ami1 bandied articles tlint of Staff could not lie purchased in ILs home Admission timt American ‘old!ers~ town. The Herald is a il in g to the r held in prison and camps*ui and 1ea olllcc supply department all the time Paris suffered brutalises for which and will soon be forces! to ilv Jin- 1 TV* r :i mi nut 1I•I • w, ■- 1 t 1111VI 11 I f v tin . n11r.- f r , I ollli . |utc Ift ^ rii-1 n ;i •1 Up) «b p.m III. I'l a t , ,i tn t..ik! t al f*.*-1 i 1<1III 11 i .i« 111 ^t .i 1 ,ia, 11• i). 11 1|. t,r if ,1 l ,i i , « •i.t> »•;. A. Ia: •IJsi l-l II 1 1at1v a NllR j tl \t because I f Is s u p r e m e In quality. 28 The Flavor Lasts 1 l Is I t i i i Recent Trip In ■I ’S m r :. - JU K E ON TH E EDITOR P -Y C r- * c f :• uv :\':i ( f cr.r ; tl . : i : : iy "h hr 1— ” t l! ' . FLORIDA TREAD 111,. t 11. ,( i : I- . *.llI i :t ftn '\\ arde n (h a ». Megur, htm\ «Ie. - used, wben 1lit \ It i tn l * i: li..!. Hoil> W.IN Out lishiug u ■t h a net. Hire is Captain Vogt's story. A few years ago hake County was famous, for many counties distant, for t he preservation of her game and the fishing interests of her large and beautiful -lakes. The hunter out of sCumu and the hunter without a li-. cease, and the hunter with entirely too much of l Ids world’s .goudM in quail and deer, <>r minus his eertilieate uf integrity, wax treading on dangerous grounds within the prerints of hake County, for the fra­ grance of his unlawful spoils and even the echo of his gun would reach the keen perceptlves of (?hariie Megargee, our gam? warden, and thqn would come the charge of fifty dollars for a wild turkey or many bimoleunA fur the. privilege of fish­ ing "with a net*" surreptitiously Charlie's visual organs wen* good, hut sometimes he was visihqary. "Boh Holly," now of the Sanford Herald—"Our B o b "— was once the subject of Charllc'n miroscopic vig­ ilance. He came to Eustis one day and soon dropped on a sepnt. Some­ body Void him confidentially of course, that Bob Holly had gone on the lake and (hud " a net" of f a r proportions with him, and tin t it was not a scoop net either Charlie went down to the shore, chartered the boat, Tiberius, and with u crew sailed for Gobhler’aXpoint,_ within the shndow of which was " B o h " fishing with a " n e t " sure enough. An introduction to Annette was all Charlie got on this rifeeasaion. The case was not brought before a justice of the peitee, hut Charlie went on a still hunt for his Informant, who, jiisl then could not he found. But " B o n ” didn’t cease jflishing. He floundered" around aonie for awhile lllfl'l"""-'.,... C op ,it ,h i t t t t b , II J . Itl T M l d l Tobacco Co. o n J h a l f . p o m n j tin h a m i- J oti — a n d — th a t t i n n y , proen'ea f p a a n d c ry ttm l p la n h a m i d a r ta ll A taon g m i m t i l n N i t a p t h a t h t t p t t k a tobacco <0 aacA p a i / a t t c o n d it io n . . L-.l- P U T a .pipe in your face that’s filled cheerily brimful of Prince Albertt, if _you’re on the trail of smoke epeace ____ I.____ 'For,______ P . A.____ will sing you a song of tobacco joy that will make you wish your life job w as to see how much of the national joy smoke you could get aw ay \hrith every twenty-four hours 1 You can “ c a n y o n ” with Prince Albert thrdugh thick and thin. You’ll be after laying down a smoke barrage that’ll make the boys think of the old front line in Frcnccl P. A. never tires yuur taste because it has the quality 1 And, let it slip into your think-tank that P . A . is made by our exclusive patented process that cuts out bite and parch— assurance that .you can hit smoke-record-high-^pot3 seven days out of every week without any comeback butYecJ smoke joy 1 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, . * - » : ton-Salem, N. C ■ • . ---- i-' • - '• ' ■ ■ �■~ — ------------- -— — mm ? *™? PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD / •IliLY 25 1919 Sanford Truck Growers, Inc. At r5m«n w D fi the close of business for this season 1018-1919 a partial story of the or­ ganization is carried in this issue. When you stop to consider that in nctual dollars and cents this or­ ganization has paid its growers, I ID v in number, uri average of more than there are robberies of silver, jewels, valuable papers. Why do you 55,000.00 net on an average of eight keep your valuables around the house when for a small rental of a and one quarter acres per man and s i x .m o n t h s ______ _____ __________ i.oo will promise low er taxes and better tins after deducting freight, commissafe deposit box at our Bank you,can eliminate the burglar, the Pre sion a id crate rnaterinl, and in some TU BES MONTHS....-----------------------------schools etc., etc. and worry. Safe Deposit boxes for rent. • , Every. candidate f nr Governor * raacs"*lcrlilizer, it would be readily Kntcr#d u S^corcM'Ii m Mill Miltrf Au,u*i 22nd I §01* At lb© I*OH*(r»tfk«* ml H * a fat d» H .-lifts for trie last twenty years has prom-; ack,:ox»U ti,at lhe organisation Under An of Mtrrh Jrd, l®7t CAPITAL $30,000.00 ised to lower taxes. j " ol onl>' l,,lt 18 n dir® SURPLUS SIS.OOOiOO , , ! slip to the man who is in the farmO’!ice: llrrdd Banding Tel#9li*Hif No, 14® i T a ™ * httve in,' rcswP<1 cver>' ><ur ting game and must market his pro­ 8B B S for the past twenty years. . . duct. Going over the records of Headline in daily papers say, The Evening Record suggests that various farmor's organizations it “ Alabama will annex Florida.''. All right, let them annex her. She don’t each .of the aspirants for the Govern­ will he found that the undertaking orship present his plan for lowering in Sanford has surpassed the /ecord belong to us. taxation in Florida. I he voters will 0f any other similar concern ever read them with eagerness. Fi)® 1begun in Pie south. From nothing * The ' Herald Office jis getting all SANFORD , FLORIDA, If. R—STEVENSC.-M, HAND newspapers—will—print—thorn fmu- of 1 0 R. R. flEAS, C. D, COUCH million dntt5rnr--gross - tiustm’ss' fixed up for the udvent of tin* ti**wvi,..p,1 ,1. | charge, so interesting will they be. Cm SLi AsiVeSStfr in one year is almost unbelievable, baby, The Daily Herald, which will You are going Jo lower our taxes. yet it is a fact. The Sanford Truck arrive on the first of October. TH E BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS Let's *e® how you arc going to do it. Growers, Inc. the past season have # The candidate submitting the best turned out one thousand cars of • We are glad to note the pro­ celery, lettuce, peppers, etc. under plnn-will receive the most votes. sperity of Sanford if the Herald is Anybody cun propiise. Let's refrigeration and hnvo developed an indication of its growth, and we marketing agencies throughout the are convinced that it is.—Sarasot a have your method of fullfilling that action of eYery kind. It furnishes Mix McMichael is a fine young he with Mr. Washburn's parent, country that cannot be excelled. It promise.—St. Augustine -Record. Times. guarantees such as were never given man well known in* Atlanta and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Washburn at’ is such organizations that build or even contemplated for the fair other parts of Getfrgin. He has just their residence on the West Side. towns' and counties, brings and keeps treatment of all who lubor at the returned from France 'where he SANFORD REPO RTS So Wayne Thomas leaves Plan money in the community, distri­ The many friends of Corporal daily tasks of the world. Plant City and Ocoee having served in the army and is now inCity for Pensacola, where he has ar butes it liberally among men and \> ashhurn nrA giving him and his eepted a position on the Journal. reported on the - vegetable industry brings happiness and a better faith “ It is for this reason that I have government empltfy in Atlanta where- bride.a warm welcome home. The man who takes his place on the in their midst, now comes Sanford to those who till the Soil and allows spoken of it as a great charter for a he makes his headquarters and where Courier will have to go some and with the most wonderful of all., them the priviledge of knowing pew order of affairs. There is ground the happy couple will reside. it will be a bard matter fro Plant It is evident that a* we get these conscientiously their reward in dollars here for, deep satisfaction, universal City to scoop up as good a citizen reports, the farther we go the finer and cents. It has not been a bed of reassurance and confident hope." A Car A Day. they are. as Thomas.—Okcechobbee News. Wight Tire Company reports the roses for these farmers in building Sanford celery has become famous Probably the only one who cart sale 01 the entire carload of Chev­ their organization, on the contrary SEM IN O LE WILL SOON HE and there art* ton many in the land do it is the man who knew it. F. rolet cars, the ones t hl-y told you obstacles -of. every discriplion have READY who thinks Sanford ships and grows M. Prewitt. about in the Herald la .1 week. They been encountered -and overcome. nothing but celery. Hut in additon ---- O The olllcials and directors represent Experienced Caterer Is Here to sold at the rut.: of one a ur.y from to marketing 1,509 refrigerator cars the day they were unlocdd and i A race war in * Washington is on Sanford's best and most successful Take Chnrg of Dining Room of celery* out of the state’s total assemble *, They have a carload farmers. None but farmers can and 1 indiscriminate killing taking l,90:l, as reported by the Armour The Seminole Hotel will soon in* schedule i to arrive on the fifteenth! place daily calling out the troops and hold stock and the managing heads agent in the Sanford Herald, we month. If you didn’t get trouble galore. All «f which reminds J. D. Jacobs, as General Manager, ready for business. The rooms have of evei fi are informed that Sanford also shipus that Congressman Frank Clark in charge of sales, and I), C. Marlow been ready for some time and have one otr r f this lit see tit cm qu:»k lied largely of lettuce, pepper and predicted siieh a stale of affairs Secretary-Treasurer, in charge of been Idled since the day the hotel and nr nge ic e-.e out of the next cabbage. some time age and also that may he the flnuneia! anil business end of the opened but tin- dining room has not car. Indeed, the section shipped nut business, .need no comments a- to been operated on account o. . u* mJr northern friends will learn some­ ■-'S T .IE R S . ULDW.Ol'T.I. thing by experience. All the lynch- 2,819 refrigerated cars of these their ability as experienced pilots delay in getting the equipment. Now « - 1 - .MurV-'rry Arrives RIM-CUTS products, out of the slate's total that miii'h of the material has been ings are not confined to the south. equal to any in the game who'have The car of crate machinery refrigerated shipments of 5,.'197. That shipped Mr. and Mrs. Campbell whatever Uie dat*age or trouble Now let the northern papers howl. met all on a fair basis ami have for the */a iinry-Tvler Crate. Cv.. a line record. ■miters hope to be able to open the dining withyour outer, shoe or inner faithfully represented the no <> . bus urrivt t ' , th=- tie \ mill here and t-l.c, we us export vulcunizers And that this early reJngeraled and eliminated the loss and waste roomin a few weeks. Mr. Kay Krauth will he install.d .it once. It has been An exchange has an item telling stand readS” to remedy, it. Often stuff pays is proven by the fact, as that heretofore was too prevalent. is here to. take charge of the (lining 5dilUrult for the rev mill to ge"; mnabout a farmer bringing 51) spring room and the public can congratulate we can save you the cost of a stated by the Herald, that the re­ O .penally a: they have been chickens to market and getting $50 themselves on having a man of this ehitn-r tic ‘.v casing or tube, and (hat ceipts for this during the season was T H E LEA G U E OF NATION'S lookir • ( ir t .e best materials that for them. We can remember when kind in Sanford. Mr. Krauth has moans many dollars to you. two and a quarter million dollars. 1 moni-., o u ’d buy. but they expert he'd have been tickled to get $10 The Editor of tin- Herald after And this does not take in consider visiting England and France and been with Gilreath's rest urant in | to have a.I the machinery here and I Gn!y in rare cases do we fail , to for the lot. We're glad of the farmers Jacksonville for many years acting make good on a broken tire. prosperity, hut we are getting the ration potatoes, watermelons and after discussing many phases of tile as assistant manager and chef and ready to operate by the lirst of | I same price for o'.ir newspaper as the hundreds of ears of vegetables international alliance with prominent has a knowledge of the catering SeptemOer when chickens >oulfi lie hough! for of one and another kftid which men of this country and of other business that can only be obtained PHONE IT lirl ags ! 1e ncu Bride. ! .1 cents each We sometimes think went out by express and not re countries was more than half In­ by years of experience in the large j Sanford, Florida that everybody bus more business I frigerated clined to Hie idea of bringing our cities. Mr. Krauth is well pleased J Corpora! Fioyd Was hour 11 is tin- Oak und Jrd St. Florida growers of fruits and men back home, getting on bur own first Sanford *b«»y returning from sense than newspaper folks. Lake­ with Sanford and the Seminole Ho­ land Telegram vegetables are in the foreranks of -mil again and staying hen bo me­ le! and feels sure that lie will pli'isc France to firing a French bride with him. Mr, and Mrs. Washburn ar­ prosperity ami optimism. Good crop* llow or other tl looked like we had t> the people when the dining ruiimt rived in the city last week and will good priees, and the finest of pro­ nothing in common with the nations are ready to open. The Semino'e JU D G IN G T H E N E W SP A P E R spects for a continualuion of hnili at of the world and yet the more we is a real hotel in every sense of the The editor of a newspaper learns I least fur another season. think of It the more We fee) like helpj by experience not to expert very, ing those people who spem to need It pays to come to Florida and much in the wav of thanks for a! Tampa our help now and wilt need it ntori-j W A S H IN G T O N (|t |ET AGAIN column of pleasant things, but he do a little intelligent work a> the \ears go by and at .this writ T r i b u n e ' kliows a> siirelj 1times tile seasons | Washing! on, J u ly 2d S tr e e ts of ins we are more than i-Vi-r m favor ( 1 that a sing e iin • jn which there ihi nut ittisil (n)>itit! were fiatr.'tied ul f ■ ! o ' . i i i . g lit.h a d o f . . o r h e l . t \ i ! I - ;!*■; N’ If' T-r- T f ir .11 im-.1' ,-U . I 'I P u l \ I' A KT M I ' S i‘< managed the affairs- of the Journal. We look for big things in the west now that they have, corralled a II. i . HOLLY. Editor real South Florida booster and we W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager congratulate Mrs. Mayes anti West Florida in getting Wayne Thomas Published Every Friday by than, whom there is none better, - tl HOW YOU GOING TO DO IT? St IIS( ll.l'ltON i*itI(.ft in a: o writAll the candidates for Governor (INK YEAH____________ 1 ____ Itt-OO TH ESA N FO RD H ERA LD m Ft- EVERY DAY THE PAPERS SAY THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLESBANKOF SANFORD w* XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1 is f I KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Try a Herald Want Ad l 1■ pi < "! I■ 11.1 ol. 1 v in .1 r r , ,i • 1 •1 I -- .- t Iu f ■•• 1 1 1,. ■. I r \ ,1 • ■I iii.cit'i-- Rising Sun ■.1 p. i u i 'T' i 1; ’. 11, e n 11 • vvlu-n applied In It. I •. .1T "t 1" , 1 , to • I H 1 ,11 fl III' |IT. I P ■I |,l I. ■T il l .[ t .|P ' O 1P 111, li. lit l p e t I P 1! . ' u ■ * . -vO I * if 'I ! 1 o' I .1 ' ' . M i ' ll I1 gi. nud .1111>•> 1 dtsi tiur.tgi.- p, ijih being o .c rlo 'k id by the author.M s ■1 in.i.g. I...........ii.i G.i usatot11. tiic, m full and sincere itgurd for, . , . . . . Irom building at this time, but (limn- upon , _ , . , . , ‘ against a renewed out- break of tin fie fails do : ,, Jo must not expect its terms there util ! e no more wars' who know say th at'm aterials and ce r'ejs wliieh have occurred on *0 be forgiven , T i n limps!,m m.i\ |„|,„r will not ciuoe down for niiinv in the world, it is a severe treaty ur site ees-ive night u hie i- *n-en art lu cidt-nt. itiiirivi-rtem-i years atui tf one wants to Iniiitl tl in the duties and obligut nms it irn<r e - on an enliri la t . f k'notv'•-.dge - 11pun t >t-rm.in\. but it ( I l’ ciu’s -\ severe tin 11 no us m a t • rin 's Wr t M * L .gl, t , l l u l L t d , i n, I . i I... ■ I tt*-l f — nnt\‘ tu . a::-* th" ttf ' : d'Uie b> pat ti' , q it' 1 :..ti !>>- t I .1 ' 1I1I.-!" i <1ninr-'i ! In riiri i . : .. t -i r- mitt l E m I a 1it" It 1V. 1lull-- 1 1 11 < C. 1h.it ! i r *i 1 i * 1 it I' ill 11 ' ,11‘-I'1( • ,1" f • 11 , , i * f ,1 . . .1 g o f .p i i- -11 r '■> Hi ' • Hi !( ! \ \V1 '.it.1 * ^ 1n at.'.u .1 It i-. t : up t ,,ii Wnr Ui h\ |»r«iitnj't ami li mi.irable m-gn-. t I lini I he -..p iilc't ii!:i The 1 (. - ( [i i | e t t t ol hits are 1 t u n 1 pondingly niph i.ut e l h a d l i e ri e \ t ti;-ii, ■ ! 1iiJ.Sh 111 Mi tr| it- ti-rrnof r;i. • \ .till," t Fi . tiila :i 1 t- uml n nit run-, mot l abor d itto a: d if Is m u re than a trade name It means flour which has a sci­ entific baking efficiency and an inestimable food value. YV I O H I C,i\Ayv tvi\'t S a n f o r d , Flu. l O ., e r. tn> y-i. i. iw* . c . \,ml. .t i.H llllrh inn!. tiiati a Tlie ijt Ull-Ill ‘I. width was Indie tv,I l » placed treaty o'f pea re with Germany. It ings are going up nil over Florida. Ml of whit It ti.al.if 1 s believe that libt-ralea great peoples who have [an important part in keeping the pen off the streets last nigbr. was right now nun with money to tn- iil-ver before -been able to find the vest are overlooking a tin.- chance way of liberty, it ends nnee fur -all j lacking tonight.. Muj. \V. ll / lla a n . and - intolerable order in c ommand of , (be military fi r. on here to build apartment*. T i n . can an old .-f,n1 them all thf- yi*ur ruin I at under which simfll groups of selfish 1co-operating with the police, expri-.s;ood prices for Funfoid is rot a men could tin* the .people of great i eil confidence fo-nigbt that -there tourist town or a one season town empires to serve their ambition would be no further serious dis­ but is just as busy right now t.j. the for power and dominion. It assOei- orders. middle of summer us it is in the ati-s the free governments of the winter. There are just as many peo­ world - in a league through which GOES TO SANFORD OFFICE ple seeking houses and ff;..,*hed they purpose to use their entire Weldon Henley, the populni and rooms as there are in the* winter power to maintain peace by n,uln* |capable manager of the loiul office It makes of tin- Southern Utilities Company, and the man who will coup- dow n tuiuing right and justice here and look over the situation international lawreakty supported has bg?n transferred to Sanford to will not hesitate a minute in •in­ by the authoritative sanctions. aMime the management id the comvesting. It does away with the right of puny's {limits there. Home people are investing their conquest and rejects the policy of Mr. Henley during his two years! money here every day and the big annexation and substitutes a new residence in Pnlatka has won an e x - ' sales made in the past few months order under which backward nations tended circle of friends, who, while In huHinesB blocks have been made — populations which have not yet regretting to see him leave, wish him' to home people who know valors come to political consciousness and continued success in his now field of \\ AY N h .T H O M A S GOES W E S T .•'und know that Sanford is growing peoples who uru ready for indt-penbusiness usefulness. His position Wayne Thomas, dearly beloved as rapidly ns any city in tin- south once. hut not yet quite prepured to here will be taken by E. R. Graham of the Florida Press Gang, formi-r dispense with protection and guidof Wheeling. West Virginia, 11 —~n The finest sign of the times is. president of the Association, former ance—shall no more be subjected , t- . ... . , lliA home people buying and build­ editor of thf Plant City Courier to the* domination und exploitation * extended experience in the electrical j und one of the finest ('haps in the ing but we are not selfish and we in­ of a stronger nation, lAU shall lie put and ice business: — i’nliitkn Herald. ! vite outside people to come in und world is now the business manager under the friendly direction und take a slice -tif Hanford property of tint Pensacola Journal and all the helpful assistance of gov­ Mr Mirhnlc Brown of his friends wish)him well in Ids while the taking is good. And the ernments whirh undertake to be re­ more home ......phcun also make a M IMS Gertrude Brown, (laugher new field Wayne is one of those sponsible .to the opinion of mankind > r ul"* -^rs- *"'■ brown of this bright uml 1 brainy men who have line investment by building more in the execufion of their task by aeworked for a better community apartment houses, (•option of the direction of the league , i l -V Was "* marrittk,p 1,1 " A. The need is great and tbc returns of nations. It recognizes the in- McMichael of Atlanta on the l.Jth for a better stale, and for a belter are sure. country and worked early and late ulieiiultle rights of nationality; the of July at Woodland, Georgia. with no thought of a reward. He rights of minorities und the sanctity % The families of the bride and groom of religious beliefs'and practices. It un‘l many friends und relatives were leaves Fenton M. Prewitt in charge h ARM E R S ORC,ANl /.ATION For years some fellows have pro­ lays plans that shall free the -inter- 1present at the ceremony, of the Plant. City Courier and , he leaves It ip the ‘best of hands. claimed- thul farmers could not he course of the world troni u n ju sti Mrs. McMichael :s one of Han- 1 Mr. Thomas will make his -proscence organized and that Sanford would and vexatious restraints and hinder- ford’s fairest daughters and one who. felt in West Florida, and he will be never see a successful cooperation unces and provides for the every has been a resident *of this city' a big help to the estimable lady, organization. Having heard this so sort*’'of of international intercourse since early childhood. She is be- *■makes one npperciute Mrs. Lois Mayes, since m-r her many Airs, uuis mnjro, who 1111 ainrt*. mail)' times inn-i hlia ’’ a unu iii ’jhtihim' that liiui win uiu nir me worm i»> u lurgtf will nnuiau cleanse the life ui of the world luvea loved by large circm circle iof friends whq husband's death has so heroically |more the success achieved by tn eju nd foment action for beneficent extend congratulations n t I n h i s w o n ’; ! fe el a J Hot good 1 d 1 1 -h. A n I't it 1 truth? There -tain werk, und right now. w th t i, - i-i ■Ci-.in picking 1 p :-s v. V!riI umi d hut i* v. mild |it k up s mu t m. I’o more jo; 1. • ir v.-grk than e ■1. fore.' No one will .ever know and probably few will appreciate how much time and gray matter is ex­ pended by the editor on trying to build tip his ‘ home town and the great joy of the work is in seeing bis prophecies come true. There is probably more joy in working on a newspaper than tiny other business. Your fields is broader, your vision greater, your work Is more dilllcult but much more pleasant* than any other individual in the world. 1 pt -- I *• Self R ising Flour l Li- _ 1 tU V 1 ‘ IN |E j *1 = 1m 4 l. ither • . ------— - V - ^ - — �1—— ' L,. , 7 t jv JULY 25. 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD / ' * VAGK SEVEN Sunday School 10:30 A. M. daughter have returned from a trip the subject used by Dr. Hyman Eyeglauea. .Morning Worship 11:45 A. M. when Chaplain in the army when to AWaynesboro, Ga., -where she The suggestion of tho t}ie of leosefl Wsited-.her parents, Mr. and Mrs! Unidn Service at Baptist Temple speaking to 2000 soldiers just prior for the cure of eye’ defects was mads Floating Small Blount. Her sistor, Mrs. Hcwett, and at- 8:30 P. M. Talks Succinctly to entering the Meuse-Argonne of hy noger Itncon, the great scientist o f littlujton, accompanied her homo and Arranged for fensive. You will Ije glad you at­ the thirteenth century. The making of the spectacles was carried out hy will remain here for sorpe time. Herald Readers tended this service. Italians. Physicians of those days, Miller tires and tubes —all sizes in however, did not kuovv tho true theory UNION S E R V IC E B A P TIST , upon which they were ba$cd. u ^ Thrasher motored to J Spot Lights, horns, bumpers, mlo stock. You don’t have to wait, we All persons desiring ntTEM PLE. O rlan d o . Thursday. tor meters, everything for the uuto- can serve you. Sunford Cycle Co., tend ‘Sunday school will 59*2tc Union Services will he held at Pint Mason fruity jars at L. p." mobile. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 115 Park avenue. Rich olivzr tb phone No. .19*. 300 or 90-J the Baptist Temple Sunday night McCulIer’*. _ . 56-tf "Park * avenue. Hume Ilumph arrived home Sun­ In the reptile!'m* If'* r •" 59-2tc not later thn n Saturday at 8:30 o’clock. Dr. E. D. Brownlee ver currency wv.v ;V Mrs. Joseph Harrold and daughter Mrs. Claude Herndon and son day after spending the past fifteen noon. Free transportation * * •■ of the Presbyterian Church will from Socorro bullion. Miss Muriel, .visited Orlando Wed­ Claude and LeClair Jones have r e - ' mol,ths ,n Ffancc in tlu? Motor will be furnished them to ways contains r» eenniu . speak. Special music by a selected turned from a visit to relatives am|iCorpa und Transportation Departnesday. and from if within a radius choir. Dr. Hyman will he master gold, which n-c'i " t' *■• 1 ment- 1,0 1,119 resumed his position of three miles of the Mclh* Prices reduced on ail goods at friends in Miami this week •* of cermonies. You are invited and before It went to Mie odist church. Mp». Grace Williams’ millinery store. durns silver tv.!.» t •• Mr and Mra,-C. W, While a nd! D“ k , wkw* “ * urged to attend. crnlly contain n tv.; Mia. Caralyn left Manday (nr W a y t , n , " d' * " s l“" ,M l,ln 59-tf gold. Mr. W. Rates of Tifton, Georgia, nesville N. 0* vvHcro thpv will (toend * ^ NOTICE. I W H E N P r o .U T H IN K O F CAN is the guest' of his brother, W. II the, remainder* of the summer N dice is hereby given that applica­ K(ir, „ , , D Y T H IN K O F T H E KANDY b Hates Opinion. tion will be made to Hon. J amt's W. Seventh Day .Advent Service . Ford-nnrr 1 T W0 rarry “ hr of K IT C H E N . I F IT HAS SUGAR Opinion Is divided Into f^nr parts— Perkins, Judge of the Seventh Judicial Just received ived a carload of field ru parta; r °P recovers and seat I j N j T WE j j AVE IT. STAR The SeventV Duy Adventists hold Circuit of Florida, at DeLand, Flbrida, what we want our friends to think of fence barbed!l wi“ * an,i ___ •,tcnFc T __ > ___ _ staples. p ° ^ " a A- Sn<lford Cycl<? T U K A X K E -JIU IL D IN G ,------49-tf Sahbuth 4-ichndl .and Services in the or wherever lit? may ho found, at 11 us, what we think theyJ think of ns, IfaTT^TTardware~Co'.----rP»rh” A v e - - - v ' “ TiS^fc Masonic Hall every Saturday at o’clock on the morning of July 28th, j wjint they t|o think of us, and what Dr.. •- j J. Kent Johnson and bride think' they think we think they Mrs. E. E. Grow left this week t o ' , *Mr3‘. Frctl Daiger and li t t le 'sen, of Miami 3 o’clock. Mrs. Parkingson, ‘Supt. 1919, or as soon thereafter us applica* tire in the city the guests nts may ho heard, for an order npprov- H,inV „r spend the remainder of the summer ^^dcrick, have, returned from a of Mr. and Mrs. .S'.- 0 . Shinh'olser. Visitors always welcome. ing the Chnrterof the Fernnld-Laughton in Pennsylvania. * Hip Atlanta and other points in Memorial Ilosffitnl Association, the obThey were married at St. Perersburg . ect and nature of which is to* conduct on Tuesday. Dr. Johnston was in PREVENT HOG ( Ho L e RAx Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. ^ 7 ^ 7 ° Visit<Ml rt,!lti and operate a hospital in Satlferd, Flor­ the medical corps of the A. E. F. in 65-tf |. . . . . T he B. A. Thomas- Hog Powder ida. either as owners or us managers has returned from Franco France und and was C cited Glover Johnston of Tallahassee i s ' P James “r.stndgo »<»»» n u rn u rn w irom ,|C fpr bravery on ias a record of 95 per cent cures of put OO to conduct and operate successfully the In the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. * h.er<? ^ l« » J n A. tho fie|,l of battle. Hog Cholera. If you feed yotir hoga same. S. O. Shinholser. f . •F. for. many months and where |Iot Point and w , TM M l Westinghnusc irons, as tlirected you never need fear ‘hog (Signed) MRS. J . W. D1CKINS. he made a good reVord in Uncle different sizes. At Hanford Cycle cholera or any othar hog diseasy. 59*5tc. Mr. and Mrs. I. F Rivers^ an Sam’s army. Co., 115 Park Ave. * 59-2tc And the directions are very simple, nounce the arrival of their youn,f Southern tires, 0000 mile guaran­ son, Walter Edward. Tracy McCuller is the proud ust ulmtit what you are going, plus tee, all sizes, 30x3 to 3 5x 4'-j. SanAUTO OWNERS Wedding Rings. possessor of a new Baby Grand a fgw rents’ worth of B. A. Thomas’ Devoe and xRoynoltls house paint ford Cycle Co., 115 Park Ave. The wedding ring wns not nlwnys Hog Powder in the feed twice a j Chevrolet car., purchased from the, file best by test. Ball Hardware Co. • Call o n us for exact plain, ns we see It tndny. It wns fre­ 59-2tc Wight Tire Co. These ears were week. .Gl-3tc quently highly ornamented and duplicate of your Miss Hilda Carlson is home for formerly purchased in Drlando hut Usually though, cholera gets in "be­ wrought with various designs. Ilut Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Ward, a few days visit with home folks. broken epring, the Wight Tire Co,, has now made fore-we know it.- Then it requires ns other rings begun to bo worn tho of Miami, are the guests of their Miss Carlson is now engaged in it (Missihle for the people here to rlose attention to each hag^fench wedding ring wns made conspleuonslj a n d recclvo mother, Mrs. W.*R, Bates. dental work in one of the large den­ buy this line of curs at home. hog must he dosed and if you will plain. The^ -practice, however, wow ■prlnn s a t ­ Mrs. J , E. Laing has returned from tal offices of Birimingham. long In vngtle nf Inscribing appro­ dose them as directed you hill save Mr. and Mrs. John - A. Joseph isfaction a months visit with relatives and Mrs. P. J. Allen and-little daugh­ better than 90 per 'cent. If you priate mottoes on rings. -. Tho ring th at Is friends in Georgia and West Florida. ter, Katheryne, left tlds week for left-Saturday for Philadelphia. Mr. don’t the B. A. Thbmus medicine may be said to be symbolic. It Is of Joseph will he remembered by -San­ gold and typifies purity am) refinement, real. Complete stock Diamond tires. • Wushintgon, D. C., Philadelphia and We—not some ford people ns a nurse during the costs -you nothing. whereas Its rotundity signifies “the Wight Tire Co. 55-tf Wilkesburre, Pa. the latter being distant manufacturer -pay your .epidemic nf influenza. He lids ac­ round- flowing of mutual love and Mrs. O. J . Miller and children of Mrs. Allen’s native jhome. cepted it position in the . medical money back. * hearty affect Ion." Merchants Grocery Co. tiO-ltc Jacksonville are the guests of Mr. Bicyfle lamps, bells, horns, pedals, department of the IVntjsylnvunin and Mrs T. *J Miller of this city. saddles, chains, coaster brakes, Railway. Mrs. Joseph was form^ly Nc* cjeintj to Withdraw It. Everything (nr 'the Miss Mollie Kirianl of Cameron IN HONOR OF M IS S STEINMVE Mr. W L. Seig , and Culver handle bars. A tun!' who had n very lmd ti. bicycle. Sanford Cycle C o , 115 ''The Dependaliles'” A class of Etheridge, brother and son of Mrs. City. , SANFORI) FLORIDA "*'i I n*nt III Ills -peecll once got ini' Park Ave. 59-2tc twenty-five girls of the Methodist J. Wicks, > of Geneva, left last Dr. D. C. Ward. Osteopath is in iii m gm.n-iit wlUi an ucguiilntance to Studebaki-r wagons, both double • Mr. and Mrs E. A. Strunk -of Sanford on Monday, Wednesday Sunday School and Miss Elizabeth who i lie had taken a grent dlsand single. The wagon you know is Gainesville are in the city this week and Fr ay of each week. 58-tf < Steinmeyer, their guest of honor II.c. The ill-pntc liecnme hotter and met at the home of their teacher, 'lotiei; ujilil i lie-., unfortniiiitc slum Mr. Strunk is supervisor of agencies the best. Bull Hardware Co. til-to. Among the new residents to the Mrs, W. S. Thornton. Wednesday merer completely lost Ills temper. for the Atlantic. Coast Line R>., N. H. Garner has joined Mrs. city is the family of Mr. and Mrs. E scJ-p m n afternoon. After a short business •You're n f-f-f-f-fnol I" he wlnniled ftp and travels over this district. Irvin May* who will’ soon take up Garner at Atlanta, where they will “Sir," replied the aetpmlntsession a social time was enjoyed rhiiisty siieml the remainder of the summer. Mrs. M. F. Powers -and Miss their residence here Mr. May is in by all with delicious refreshements of lliee cnlillv, ••you Ulllsl retract that Sit Mary Faison left for their home in the auto business in the firm of “ Never!" retorted the slnliiMr. Und Mrs. Edson Bates and orange ice and cake served by the liner," Wallace. North Carolina Monday May and Walthall and is a progres­ hostess assisted by Mrs. P. M Elder, merer. "I'm only too glad to g g-g-get Edson Jr., of Tiftorr, Gu. are the It o u t !" after spending the winter with Mrs. sive citizen. His family are spending and Mrs G. W. Spencer. * guests of their father. W. R. Bates. Powers son. Major A. K. Powers, the summer in the mountains but Gasoline, oils and greases, free air. as soon as they can get a house they Splriti of T rees. WANTED OLD CLEAN Notice Man to serve you. Sanford Cycle will corne here to reside. Tin* Malayans and o th er .Inhere II IRAGS. ANY KIND E X ­ The City ' Council will meet at I ti n * believe thill each species of tree C o, !15 Park Ave. 59-2tc A six course lish and chicken din­ CEPT OLD SOt KS. S o'clock I* M Monday August |jlllw „ *p|r|| trr ,i|vliilty that presides M iss Edna Chittendon has re­ ner. Toe. Fish suppers 50c, at the COATS, PANTS, OR 4th 1919 to bear complaints if any over Its n[fairs. The spirit of the cam turned from Valdot^a. where she Ayres Daytona lleucli Hotel, 59-tf RED SPREADS. AT THE from owners nr agents of Real plior tree Is known by the inline of was the guest of Miss Ruby Bam­ E It Brown, state 'manager of Estate or personal properly the nsses- Itisim- literally, "n woman." Her restHERALD OFFICE. 59-tf berg. Kay Krauth of Jacksonville has |•h'' depart rm-nt of i he Virginia ini via nation which has been raised, |ing place Is near tin* tree, und when Friday for a tripthrough the, , , , , ... at night a peculiar mdse Is heard In it. C. ..Maxwell. i, , . , .... , . {arrived m the city and will have Carolina Fertilizer Co., is in the Western states. I hey expect to * city today, tin- guest <*f Mr. und the woods resembling Mint "f.u eleilda. Little Happenings Mention of Matters In Brier Personal Items or Interest In and A bout The City dt WhenYour Spring Breaks B. &0 . MOTOR CO. TH EY ARE LEDGER TRANSFERS, visit . . . . . th e fruit section ,, Tax Assessor of Sanford l-'I.r. , .. . i charge or the d m in g 'r o o m of the of C alifo rn ia' ■ Sem inole Hotel. He was formerly Hie Ills,in Is believed to lie singing Mini Mrs. it. J . Holly. Mr. and Mrs. exiKfclallyt i . .*, , ’ , . rnmphor will sbrely !>«_ found In that expect to ■ remove with the Gdreath resturant of that Brown nelghl'iirhood. , qu art Mason fruit jars at f.. P. ,.jtv tludr home from Tiimpii to .Inck( aril nf i liank > - w. 51 :f ' ,. |aon\iUe in a few days, where thi-yj The grief in my heart will not 1 Dn Thursday afternoon the same Volcanoes In Britain. will make their future home. They I Herbert Lyman of class •■taint for rnc )o express in wnnN.' elijoyi a d< lightful sw 11it T h e two great centers of eartlupuike hav* )ii-t r ii jr n , I from i trip t.. ill ' t lie eit \ J ester- i n M i)s .it 'A * .1 U II T I in \ a-pprot i.tti.n t > 111> ttiati ■, fr.eiiil-. aetlvl' v In tin* Ilrtll-h 1st, 1 are Coin-| \* I ■! '.It w T> . t M- am! M - It-Msl t ’ 1 11 « I. " O n e . lie I . y -1 on in at l 1 . i . . i '■ .' i on. rle. in I'erllishir, and M'-i*., n Kland. ■ll T e n d > J a 11 111" i i . 1i o . ••! t ■ '.our <,f ilen'li " f my darling liabej In Hi moutli, >.f tin- Mlnekwtiler, on . ] i) n e t t ; i r i ■ ‘. 11 I / I ■11 ! ‘U< l , Mi-s Lett e it : i . 11m 1f \], y, r ' mupti'th" E-Z Seal pint* Irmt ;a n at i. I' and .Inc left Monday for. Lees hi g . y ic}t:|tr T in a — New, fresh stuck May 5a-ft and I reason* Island whi re the\ v !| ,ind guaranteed at $5,00 per pair.- MeCuller’fi. one. Captain Ralph Stevens arrived gptrnl several weeks. |*tit on free of charge. Sanford home Sii iduv night uf t <-t spending 59-2 ti BOO ST FOR LEONS TRANFFi It f'yrh- (’■*•. M5 I’ark Ave.. in ,n lb.ill a >.'Hr in France in tin RELIABLE S E It V J ( ’ F. TRAINS MET i ,.-.i I - i:n Mr and Mr . Mi dan I Witt from M o n tr e a l, f a n t bat tbi ,i « li, ru* it f t ! ' I ’nnadinn eo u n try . ■\ Dt.ji' Mill lu ll ),.k. a r m from Frau an « win re In Itin he ar m> ro .irna i s par: . f tin depa: * mei I Din •, reiob he ri'.f Mi ni I, u i a r m v Id* again soon M .1 .1 , ,*r| ■ b, in.* v I'l in .T Me wa mu t i.. |i)-,| i I b»- S -itiIt..- K dn ft E d ward I,ce. God bless each a n d . every Mrs.- C Lee. tin- E sex 'oa*ft. Ill both those locali­ ties xiiilupiakes tire frequent, nml j euilli(|Uake.s are usually a".sign of v«.tlcnnlir activity. .Highly unpleasant ns p V o f',I t. . '"g ists would he no Ip snip, d «|A ■I . . ■ . l. t ■iilt.ib lc t hat y o i- x: u k eep vour reenn:i !_ \ • ; By t , 1.1L t l ‘ V« . V" I ; o t. ; f J * -L t i v g i g bo carefully tU- iyned tb it yoti five s ' ! ' t ' * o*;, f|f *] JJJ , i *■-stlt l*e, llotl of lban limy h .■( ,M>,uni i.l , i w.1 i I'.* It'd.sli arm* and after - . ,1 i, t t . A ■'.*•" in* a d a't t tiroii * ii i hi ti> a '■\ ■ - ‘ * 111 g ■■It h l lie \ ru mi Hut llu-y’:c so j r-.elictl nnu -| "tat i - Wort:. i-. time and sen* army. Ih brought bark, many so.itl a o n u : a n d soil 'll (You p in' 'it a - . t* m 'tie Douglass Martin of Mml'soti. Fla. I We have G „„|y<.i- |u\s 'irU'k v.nu-r- ,.I Mie b.t; i leiields and ills ,.s Inn it sip-ees. i*. ' *nst relumed from rrann* and tires in sto.-h Sanford < yen- ( " . Iru"id» iiff having him recount ills slon of ehni,; , ** o geutte mol easy ii,at experiem-e.s in France. 1 *r. Stevens 5tl-2tc ; ent Snijiiay ui:d Monday with his, 115 I’ark Ave. we can scnrcely mir k r!o fr pntgres) ..' Mrs. R. R. Milton and turn Edward ; h,,s 'i'-' “ij pbi, take up hi.*. brother Tom Martin here. • * Pimm* t !8 Sanford, Florida ■ — Dli kens. residence l/ert* which is gratifying Royal Arcll Mu Sons AUontlon There's a man at the curb to A npicial. convocation of Monroe , dren left Iuk tweek f..r Danila. Ga.. |to hia lar>«e friends. serve you. 55-tf : where they will spend two weeks , Rase ball supplies, bells, imta. Charier, No 15, R. A. M. will be !ulk * Lois Martin of Mndisun, Fla. I wjj|, ,\irH \VMilieu's mother uml gloves, nil's, etc. Everything for tin* held on Tuesday. Ju ly 29th. li.*> who has been visiting her brother Jt f,.w ttt.,.ks in .tin* nmuntuins. j boys. Sanford Cycle Co. 59-2te Commencing promptly at 5 p, mTnm Martin left Thursday fur Term Bicycle Repairing—our bicycle re-, Mrs. G. C. Cktea known tlm value the l ast Master und Most Excel­ where she will visit frfends. pair shop is the largest and beat „f advertising and quoting prices lent Degrees will be. 1 conferred. *• Tho many friends of George Smith iequipped repair shop in the city. und has discovered that the people^ The Royal Art h Degree will •.tart •will be glad know that he hus land- jAll workdone quickly and guuran- ; rczd The Herald. The sale now at eight I*. M. / ed andall are anxiously waiting to Jteed the hrst Sanford Cycle Co., j going on at the Cates store has been Every Compuition of Moiiroe t 'i a grasp his band in weesome. 59-2te greut luccess and Mrs. Cates says ter and all visiting Royal Arch Miss Mary Virginia Cox. from that hereafter she will patronize M as on,-; are eorUially iij itc.l t j D tuT.-tssm MmiKSi miMWH'iMaiibiruu Stockton Alabama, niece of Mrs. G. the columns of this paper wlu*»*slio attend. C. Cates, will leave the first of th e'w an ts to Mach the people. The greatmonth for a vacation to her home, est success in advertising is to have NOTICE for two or three weeks, and then an attractive ml in a live paper and Rids w.H b e -received fur trans­ return yo take up her work with give the people prices on goods. In porting school children in * District these days of high cost of living the No. I. on the following routes for Mrs. Cates. Inland Leak-proof piston ring.*-. people want to know wlio hus the Hchool year* 19HI-20, All sizes, for all cats. Sanford Cycle best bargains and they read the Route No. 1—Celery avenue und local paper to find these bargains. Present day^financial requirements arc great­ Co.. ,115 Park Ave. 59-2tc Reurdall avenue to Cameron City. Let us send you Musson’s swimming pool is nowA. C. Martin of Miami .is in the Route No. 2 —Sunford avenue to er than they have ever been before.. a quart or more city the guest of his daughter, Mrs. open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Elder Springs. E.' A. Douglass. Mr. Martin iH one Saturdays and Sundays in the afterof’ our delicious Route-No. 3 —First Street to Mon­ . GO-tf of the. pioneers of Sanford being one nefun. Banking service, to be effective* today, must roe co'rner. Mrs-1 Mary Caldwell of Tampft is of the first merchants in the early Ice Cream for be a grogressive service. Route No. 4.—Upsala. days and his many friends ure glad In the city the gt;esl pj Mrs. J . N. # * Sunday Dinner. All transportation to he in good |Whitner and family'. to see him. It is the sort of service we olfer you. Sufficient H. W. Cooper of Jacksonville .is in weatherproof busses, automobile -Motorcycle tiros and tubes. San­ the city auditing line urcnilnlM of The or horse ^drawn. ford Cycle Co., 115 Park aiuoiue. to take care of your evpry legitimate need, and give Truck Growers I nr. Mr. Cooper for* 1 Rids most he delivered not later t>9-2tr you the utmost in safety as well. i Dr. Denton has returned from merly resided here and was in the than August 1th to B. F. Whitner, Sce’y Board of Trustees, School a months visit to Battle ^'rrek office of the Virginia Carolina CneiniORDER NOW District No. L, or T . W. Lawton, Michigan and a Course at the Cih- ral Co. Supcntendonl of zul^lic Instruction. eago schools of medicine. Dr. Denton STREN GTH SERVICE Presbyterian Church • 63-2tc. returns greatly refreshed and well Sunday will be the pastor'* last equipped to again take up the day in Sanford before his vacation. B A P T IS T T E M P L E . SUNDAY practice of- medicine, There will he no preaching services MORNING. j Socket und end wrenches, all in the church in August, and” .It is Dr. George Hyman will ^peak sizes. Sanford Cycle Co., 113 Park honed that u good congregation will at the Baptist Temple Sunday HO M E IN S T IT U T IO N Ave. « 69-2tc Just Phone 325 be present at the morning preaching morning at 11:45 on the subject Mrs. Henry Purdon and little i service. '•'Fellowship With’ Jes u s " This Is t HERALD PRINTING CO. BOWER & ROUMILLAT SeniholeCounty Bank mm �- ‘ . ■ / - THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT ft . I tf. i BALL GAMES FOR_ _ i ■m. ' * I (Continual frum page * > * H ) Experienced men must know livestock buying with a knowl­ edge of weight, price, the amount aqd quality of m eat the live animals will yield. I • How can the workings of this deli­ cate human mechanism be improved upon? iail Do you believe that Government direction would add to our efficiency or improve the service rendered th« producer and consumer? w’ . j!i : Let us send you a Swift "Dollar". i; ! It will interest you. Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Y ard s, Chicago, 111. ■> I I • I Score by innings: * t Everything in up-to-date Styles Right from New York • * Ready* to-Wear cu/ 3 1 2 Sanford Avenue l.akelarn! I: Sanford, Florida “S C R IP P S BOO TH G A RS” Hood—Goodyear and Fisk 'Fires and Tubes REPAI R WORK OF ALL KINDS F O R I) S A S P E C I A L T Y MOBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Orlando 2. t l e f h 1- Sanford mil IHW 0 I Stnndin 1 of ( lull*. |Tampa »<MI 101 x ■* ( .1 j Summary Left on bases, Sitn1^ Sanford I ford 1. Tam pit |t>. ttrsl base oil |.al.cland bulls, off \\alla> e ", olf Wells I, Tampa PHONE struck,out, hy Wallace 2 , by ‘ Well' H radon low ,, 12: sacrihce Inis, Stewart, Chapman, Orlando Williams: saentice tly Johnson: stol- Hart .to eit bases, Johnson, Chaplin; wild pitches, Wallace, Wells; double plays \lvarez to Is on to I tellinger, tin* Weill her t ttn d ilio n s in T'loridii. I S 3 of game I to. umpire Osteen. Temporal iir IV m perat ur res a ver- Sw ift & Com pany, U. S, A. and Delivered We Will Call L.r and Deliver Your Car. * NO. 1! REM EM BER f i i i i i i i i iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii I i >VI ANiMAI fl H C'l * f i*1 t AHOR f ■Pt : aso rbi , O« t I *»' V U|MiiN' vy i f H i |in . . i 11a •I r. swinaHum coMt'Anr I i !■ g ' ' i g_, 1of ..I ■. r •tfur h o t s a l lo we d t h e to get t e n r u n s t h e v t ur n a r o u n d a n d l eTTls g o h o m e Wit hunt a s i n gl e run. b: L i it up t mu rg> >1 I 1. i ‘ ' ‘ t I llyt la I d. t l• > le g I ■ a n M •i I \l I■I.l> ■ 're\ i( .latum. , .............ti < u r . u j daily , it was h e a vi e s t . ^ . „ rule, o v er tfie n o r t h e r n '■»In ' r.. * e I. • i -o ti,i Mo f ii * i 1 - Freviipl i t liverv S un sii Raxes. I5.*>\ M , Lake! Fhritla »rr « t ,i r. i K E E L TOUR KYE ( .\ T, E HERALD WANT C O U M N Auto Tires and Tubes iPyssJ Mil Ii ■l j either 1or It bull i i r a hit of some f n 1 jltsl to keep t i e ladders b|| l\ Th.-y ret tail tly hnd our hoys si and log on ttieir loads t rving t >> field th>-e li a-i > limits, It sei-tos a s 1 Imugli t Sanford hoys at,- a • • i ustuineiii l>>‘ wet ground fortl ley managet t ' lo ibeat the bail lo lit't • M il i 1 S p o rtin g Goods Automobile Accessories Vulcanizing plant now in operation- your business will receive the attention of skillful vulcanizers. Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida 115 P ark Ave. H illin g ■ Everything! S ' ^ollars, Shirts, /Underwear, Bed Linens, __ Table Linens, Barber Towels, Butchers Except over small p u r ! Mi, A p r o n s ,—an yth in g i tl 11 ! 1, i .i■ t m!l.i:,ii 11,; 1 1 a :- her ;s i f , h1* i. us to in; Y o u r neigh- W hy N ot V cm : — LeeMjiirg. Florida g l.{1, Co t o l it i o i i of C r o p - . A . a -rule there mis too much min. Then* w»t i > several days when work was carried on In grout advantage, out sunshine was itisu111 bent [ radii ally through­ out the .week. Cotton continues gen­ erally poor, the |regress during the week being unsatisfactory. The* wet weather favored weevils activities, and complaints to that effect were numerous. The corn crop shows the ill effects of excessive ruins during previous weeks ns well as the un­ favorable effect of the -wet weather of the current week, especially nn low lands. Th e crop as a whole, how­ ever, continues fair to excellent. Sweet potatoes, peanits, and cane were generally favorably affected except low lands were too wet. Citrus fruits and ranges are in ercellent Condition. Lccsa rain find d m more sunshine are needed througnout the section. 1 Games to he Played He-e. There y»re so many ini|uiries about the games to lie played in Sanford for the remainder of the first half of the season that we give them ac­ cording to the schedule; t The next guinea here will he with I akeland rext Tuesday and Wed­ nesday the 28th and 29tb. On August 5 and 6th Tampa will play here.' On August 13th and 14th Lakeland will plzy here. On August 15th, Dartow will pltjy here. And on August 16th ORLANDO WILL PLAY' H E R E . Keep this in your pocket. sending receives :.i»- < ctlar Key > is.a; St. Petersburg 2.0; Pinellas Park 2.3; De'Funlak Sprint!* 1.0 ; Orlando -3 .2 : Ttlm ville 1. 1: Uich'iinvii'i i.tt; T uHhI u»sii- ri.-t; Mo nt i c c l l o send DIXIE STEAM LAUNDRY ■Itok 1. I 1 • i r ■ [l -‘T' i 1 .1 I pi! .■ ii, I*, i i in id.i 1 7 , t iii r a 1.1 ll;t I 0 and you 5EE c a rd til, p ainstaking tre a tm e n t. = 4 iiiiiiiiiiii II ........let Florida Safe & Lock Co. \ anil I lours. Fire IViml S a fe s , iiiiiiiiiiii NO. j— j d> m. .■ In low iiiiiiii THE alt .1 ' i d wps J O• «oi i. o, * Ladies Ready-to-wear and Gent’s Furnishings Tampa Hands us O n c " 1 ^ Sanford suflere u Uu first. defe at on several short bunts while the of several weeks y Pan pa We d- Highlanders had u hard time reach­ G ing first for their rear ‘wheels kept nesday, as follows slipping and naturally getting a: Sapfoid " f K B It II PO A E slow start. Turner also had a had • > 0 0 Stewart. 21* 3 1 0 ; Chapman, t * 0 n •> 1 1 day. fumbling severrl chances, .JllluiMlll, cf 1 (1 0 1 0 P throwing low to first and that eorn3 (J 0 >) 0 0 .hined with St. Charles -errors and White, If 3 0 0 I 0 0 Campbell's wide peg to first was' re­ Ellis, rf Moseley. 11 3 0 0 0 0 1 sponsible for some run's. The High­ 3 0 0 ; 1 1 0 landers also had several chances to Inman, 3h Chaplin, ss 1 I 0 1 1 1) score hut not being wide awake and 1poor base -running killed nil their 0 1 it 3 | 1 U allm i . [■ 1 i fiances. We simply had a had day _ y I'slerduy. 2n I 1 IS i Totals Tn mpn \H K I! r u A K The old pennant is waving in the »« 0 0 Alvarez. 3h i 1 I 0 fare of every club in the league and ii 1 3 0 3 Jackson, it IIrown. ss l 0 o i ' 3 n 'as the/ first half gets closer to the <» ii 0 n • IJ 0 'h'se it seems that there will be I lellitiger, 11' •f 0 0 p 0 0 some tall playing for the first place. Hernandez, rf *1 0 1) *» 0 0 1The games Thursday made some (Juinn, c 1 l 1 W II 0 <hanges lint Sanford still maintains \\ ililams, rf ■ » 1 1 1 ?i 0 it good lead Lcoti, 2li 3 0 0 0 •1 n \\rlls, 1) (fumes Thursday. *1 Sanford J ; urajfentown ti. :t 21 !) l T o ta ls 21 Tamiia I s Harlow All these requirements of intelligence, loyalty, devotion to the task, are met in the personnel of Swift & Company. Yet the profit is only a fraction of a cent per pound with costs at minimum. I * Dradentown 001 100 000 — 2 i Sanford 000 300 OOx — 3 Summary: Left on bases, San­ ford ' S, Dradentown 0: two hasu hitH, White; three hast* hits, Vaughn; first huso on halls, off- Chzptnati 2 ; struck out, hy Chapman 2, Wyatt 7; sacrifice hits, C. Chapman, Jo h n ­ son, McDamiels, Hood; stolen buses, Chaplin, White; hit by pitched ball, Francis, McDaniels; double play, Moore t« McDaniels; time of game 1: 10. Umpire, Walters. Alert wisdom and judgment must be used in getting stocks of goods into th6 open channels of demand through our four hundred . branch houses. Branch house organizations* must show activity and energy to sell at the market in the face of acute competi­ tion from other large packers, und hundreds of small ones. - 0 1 0 1 0 °l 0 0 0 °l 1 0 0 0 - . Chemists, engineers, accountants, and other specialists are required to take care of our intricate problems. i 0 3 3 •i T o ta ls ........ 32 •> 4 24 10. 1 *Koss hutted for Wyatt in ninth. Score hy inning*: E ach manufacturing operation must be done with expert skill and scientific precision. A highly perishable product must be handled with speed and care to avoid loss. I 4 0 0 •> 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 4 1 «»• 12 3 0 0 0 o 1 1 7 4 0 I) 0 3 0 1) 0 1 0 1 0 Burroughs, 2 h Francis, ss Atan re, 3h \ 11> Kutid, If , McDaniels, c Watkins, cf. Wyatt, [i •Foss Despite its scope Swift & Company is a business of in­ finite details, requiring infinite attention. \ I Latest New York Styles THE WEEK * Delicate Mechanism hi I JULY 25. 1019 ?: IK H T -rL E X M f “ OT. Agent. mmw iiiiiiiiiiii - iiiiiiiiiiii IHIHII m m n Here is your cljitnco if you ;u t* looking for a real” Irish Bugyy made of all hardwood, full bolted and i extra wide steel wheel. Price $4.25 ONE L‘i § sttinilili I ll ll ll ll Standard Size Wash Boards Brass 70c Glass 60c White Metal 45c LEE BRO TH ERS HARDWARE for Kook Stoves, Yes! N o.'7 -No. 8 - . - HARD WEAR $14.75 . 17.00 » * Herald W ant Ads Will B ring Results iv- ■ �,*•1 • J ___ I^ JWhT-^- v JULV 25, 1919 r pearl'd tu neeil Hu further urging. J a s p e r now often *nt smiling f atu­ ously Into vnrnncy—and to fancy one’s «*>tf In love with n Prudence Winters— tlephzlhnh thought— must take ImncInntlon Indeed! She wn* Interrupted In h«Y nll eetl uns by the unexpected iippeiirflncje or a young woman I11 the doorway. "How tie do," remarked' the young woman breezily. ' "I rang. Imt no one answering, and the door being open, 1 walked down through the bill. "Vim are Ilephzlbnh, aren’t yoji? I'd know It." T h e yvuug womnn smiled and dimpled. " J a z z sent me In for hi* cap," she wild, “ the wind blows his hat *0 In tb" car. And In* said I'd better Intro­ duce myself—you'll have to know me better Inter. We are on our way to be President Says Welfare Work Must be Maintained in Full Strength for Men Overseas \ \ \ T * A * W 0R K c a m p a i g n p l e d g e s p a i d o r T™ W EL K0?tTUWT « SOUTH TO WILL B U F F E R - N E C E S S A R Y F.OR SPEED UP" ITS PAYMENTS OR DROP BEHIND Washington, D C. Tho need for the payment of United War Work Campaign BubFcrlptlons has become so ncute because or the danger thnt the work of the welfare.organizations for our soldiers still In uniform r ^ 5 l a’ edJ hV eUPr t0 n *-vmond H. Fosdlck, chairman of the Commlse on on Training Camp Activities, from president Wilson, Ims * been made public. This letter from President Wilson, better than any other document, shows the great need for continuing the welfare work until the Army of Occupation Is withdrawn and demobtlzatlun Is com­ pleted. It Is to back up the President’s request and to fill the great need for cash to carry on the work Hint "Speed Up" Week, July 28th to Aucus n!‘ .,aS *,<,pn lnauKUra' ed so that everyone who has not paid his pledge will do so at that time. married." Hcphzlhith nrose dazedly. "Jazz?" she repented, “married? , What do you mean?" The lovely g’r| laughed. “Jazz—tluP’s what I call Jasper." she exclaimed. "I met him at Aunt I’rue's a month ago. File's going with us now tatlie parsonage where we are to he hinrrled. Jazz was afraid to tell you nhoat It for fear you wouldn't njiprove of me—" Impulsively the girt caught llephzl hah’* * wrinkled’ hand* In tier warm on* s. Tho President of the United States of America. Paris. 18 April, 1919. My Dear Mr. Fosdlck: here-------In France has . . All . . that I have seen and ,heard - _ ™ - over ------------. .. . but added to my sense of profound appreciation of the vital Importance of maintaining In full volume and strength the service of the seven organizations which last fall joined In a united campaign for sup* port— the Young Men's Christian Association, the Young Woman's Christian Association, the National Catholic War Council (Knights of Columbus), the Jewish Welfare Board, the W a r Camp Communlty Service, the American Library' Association and the Salva­ tion Army, on behalf of our soldiers and sailors. In addition to the needs which existed ft the beginning of the war, there are now added and very Imperative reasons why this work should be continued during the period of demobilization. The American people showed In a remarkable manner their wholehearted support of the cause for which their men were fight­ ing when they responded so generously to the appeal of the United W ar Work Campaign last November, and I earnestly hope that the whole amount then subscribed may be forthcoming, In order that this final helpful and-stlll absolutely necessary ministry on behalf of the men who have given themselves with such rare devotion to the nation's cause may be In every way worthy of their wonderful spirit. *■ J •*. i tlie care of yntir luiuseiitiid. I am grow­ ing too old for the resiKimilblllty." J Professor Curl el on rim his lingers ; perplexedly through ]d* lldek grnyliig hair, henratli II Ids still young eyes gazed back dl*tressi-d. By AGNES G. BROGAN. "Well, Ilepltzllmh," he said al last, "you are Just Itied In your ileteriidnn-4 tlon. Martha wHI have to look ufier I ’mfessrir t ’lirlelui, gin need up frutiT me a* best she can." hi* desk Impiilli'iitly ns 1In- stiirly door | "Miirilia." Id* sl*ier exiilalned. “I* ri|M-nt-,|. HI-. Im ]>:i 11 i-hungi-d I11 going wtill me. 's h e is used lo my mild resignation 11— he p em -hed the wnys and will need no training. You (all tlgure nf III* ebler sl-t*T rider Ihei must make other plan* for yourself." room. | "Plnn**"' gasped her brother, "W hat "Ye*. Ileptizlbllh." he III, rkll 111 plans ram I make eoneeridlig a house­ quire, I. , hold, tlephzlhnh. when I lime always "Jasper." she said, "Ihe time has defended upon you?" mine when I must relieve myself (if 'T h a i 's Jii*l the trouble," hi* slsler remarked, "you bn\v depended too Ini!*, 'Jliere Is but ‘one solutlou. you mu-t find jnii a w ife ". A TLA N TIC HOTEL “A wife?” T h e profe ,sor bHnked; !f he luffI not been al wi n* ab-,trbed in Hay and Hagan SI*. I........ t-s lie ml. '.I b ile d '' it •'•.1 \( hi S O N VI 1. 1. K. I’ l. t. MARRYING JASPER r.i !r<eid It t ,,iu: I ellt " All ■1 ,»Hi *'f in '* ■ -r- ’ m idem *i mpr >ve- munt*. First clais in every way. Hot and cald runnimr water in mffffl*. Rale*. SI.(HI in. Unit in un.l hath SI. ill up I’. FRANK. PKMM K, Prop. \\ (• h a v e a r i b b o n f o r ty p e w rite r It LACK. BLUE, PURPLE o r a n y o f the a b o v e , with red HERALD PRINTING COMPANY s..lull,,a : I'n:.: -m e Wilder-, daughter of I ’rofe-sor Wilder*, ileeensetl, -liould be .elliiseti its the foriumde Woman. True'. I'rtldeil'S* mil* Y|\ sefelid years, .'ii-l ei's ni.'ir. bill *1**1 11**1 .I '-P ' t ',*' edioio . .1 l.i.da Id bhii to •«* -Idtal.t\ i.tdi r nut,i 'ti' t!> i <.i> • / ■;!_ • r -*i-r f si ml t, 11 \ml in t'nid. i'..- * ■ 1I l r- ' In s ■ ■I >■, >1 i> |l|. -Il .-tl -dl* in.- iv.-i. d l.i r l'i •*1. '(id ■ h I . Ml. *' \ i . . p. ri . i in )■ y<*iir nf y , ‘iir piulil' In. 11,,| lidml b i* In i**i ••*' !(f,|.d iil’ b iitli.-r i i •:» i - 1. j> r 1 liii. - lliuitghl tl.f rttiling mil f**r y **11. \ .-ii must pny . j *|n'dtfni tiltt'idlMU to I’null* lieu \\1n 1,-r*. ■ Sin* I* n wnmtiii mIiu. witiitd , nitiki* ydu rutlrcly hu|q»y !" 1 "Is tint rrttilfiK-**." ihi* prnffsmr itski-d dlsitp[iritvingly. "Mini ihln .........- : BUSINESS CARDS | .i N o. <i' ,it- • . |,r ,1 ' I n - ' ■ r* p .I' M l ad id m - he. » h 1' l"*,\f I11-1 l" !! p’li/.l. tli '■■! ' ■ '* ' '*< j nil wTfli ill** lin'd bulking fiw**?" OHIce Supply Dept. "Fnrcs.” Id* slsi*-r Ht v.ri'ly ri-mnrk1‘hnnc 148 Sanford. Florida ■*d, “hlmulti no iongcr Inllmnrc your cliubc.* l.'ryjilcnl worth I* ’now vmir neceswiry nmsld»*r;i1 Inn.” "Itul" fin not s<* nld," Jasper d**nitirrisl. "I hnv»* slid n ..... I many yi-itrs bi*fun* 11fly." II(*|>bzlbnti lUml her ruhl eyes ti|inn him •*\nu luivi' my silggestluu. sin* said, One Inch Cards Will He I'nolislmd l-*> nml nrn*i*. d. i This Heading Al Tin- H.'-ti* Of i7.. ■ “What da you wish (an lo do?" the IVt Ycnr hrothtT uckid uneasily. "For Ihe wiki? of your oAn future SCHELLE MAINES No. No. No. No. No. No. VL. An. , lb y u iir ‘ - . "■ •••■* i '• Y-'.' ' ; ‘ PAGE NINE , "Oh I rome along with us," she said. "He will be so pleased." And to her own astonishment—Ilephilbah went. John B. Stetson University (O/pjrlibt, 1910, bjr Wrtfrrn Nnrt.pap+jr t!al<yn.j LINCOLN HUI.LEV, Ph.D„ Lltl.lL. I.L.D.. President Del.nnd, Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG Plenty of Choice. It Is quite true that ihero are 1,0.11 different kinds of faiths In (ho world —mid there nro about ,1.4.10,870 differ­ ent kinds of sheer cusscdness I t "Of Two Evil*,” Etc. . A child wltlPWsvtui^Tfier wn* visit­ ing some reintivf-s. Ora* day Upon ItoIng naughty he was put to lied In the middle of th\* tiny. After being I11 bed n while he called for hi* mother and wild: "Mother. Aunt Jennie spank* her girls when they nrc naughty. Won't j you please spunk me utpl let me get up?" T H E A C A D K M V — I ’ r r p a r r a for all h l f h g r a d * r o l l r g r a . TM V: Si'll OO L OF Mlll’IUNK! ARTS —For hoy a and young m*-n. THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC —Piano, pipe organ, tlolln, trier, harmony, rhorna work. THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS — Special Attention is Called to I. / ?3. Pearl Superr.t::- •- 3. Pearls used to le* eon* . ' lucky and hl-tory *»**’* f ii* • one queen who. h* ' i f * * J*,' V « . i tragic death of saw In dream- * to peorls an 1 \. : . saged tears, .inti • ' were not nfra'd •• ndnys we Imi ■' • m Tilt: URADUATE DEPARTMENT— l>**rc*. ul Maslrr <.r Aria axd Sciences. TIIK COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AHTN FOR M EN —Twenli-en* departments In all. Tilt: COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Poll WOMEN— A aoman dean, -cparal* dormitories. THE COLLEGE OF LAW —Graduate* practice In Florida ullheut eaamlnallon. THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING - ('ouraca In rnflncrrtnf trading lo degree*. TIIE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS —Eaprrlallr for Florida teacher*. THE COLLEGE OF RU8INEHS—Rankins. Ilaokkrapln*. Shorthand. TrpenHlInf. Th* Prrllmlnrry Cour.c la Afrlcullure —Ilotany. Illoloyy, Organir and Inorganic ChrmUlry, qualitative and quanlllalit* anal;.!., Agrlruhural ChcmUtry, Mineralogy. Geology, rtf. Tbr Pre Mr,Ural Canrar —Phyainlogv. Plolegy, Anatomy, llartcrlalogy. Illatrology, F.ootogy. Ilotany, Grnrral Chrmlatry. Inorganic I hcmltlry, Organic Chccnlalry, qualitative and (luanlltadrd Chrmlalry, Pfcyalc*. The Conrar-far llrllg oua Workrra —In lllhllrat Ulrr aturr. Illilory. Engllah. 'Payetiology, I'cdazpgy, Ethics, Logic and TheUm. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Ren: Your House Is proving to be a g re a t big success and the people are buying groceries cheaper than they can buy them anyw here and ca rry in g them home and like it. This sale was inaugurated to try out the new plan and it will continue with the stro n g probabil­ ity of having it a perm anent institution. N ote the only changes fo r this week: W hite G ranulated S u g a r 2 lb J)o x fo r 23c. L ard 3 2 cen ts per pound. WOODROW WILSON. Honorable Raymond B. Fosdlck, Chairman, Commission pn Training Camp Activities, 45, Avenue Montaigne, Paris. St :' 21 Cordlaly and sincerely yours. 1 . I.l.tig w-r ■- Hgrts g / >* THE SANFORD HERA1.D • __ ■/ • ; brother niTmllteti, but thereafter lie tip* U " GEL ii": rF^Ej; urf I • % . -■ ■fv^ L’ -. ; 1 Tomatoes 2 Tomatoes * 3 Okra ami. Tomatoes 2 Vegetable Soup 2 Besf Sweet Corn 2 Pork & Leans O 1>......... 1.* . i iimpKin - Wilson & Hoasbolder .1 3 •*J9 JMIM .19 : .17 HI! i . qist I >i * ! . l y e 1 b t‘i i n ' ' I i u ’! -s .1 1 ,4 • .00 .09 d'lii ’ I I it'i'i N i. 3 O s c L n l a A p p l e s \\ k i t e M e a t . B e s t l b . .25 N o . 3 S\\Tvt I T t a C . c s I .iu h t i i t n i s e S i tap .Kmnf nl Ibil.in” 1’•-wiit ID. U g iiL H u iis e ( lo a n I t IK t ! ’a p t " 1 .23 .09 .05 l N-1 >. S i a l ’i a m . rIn* N f . 3 A pi i c i ’l s -V'. *2 Tall I'in!-: Salmon «■ -■ ! ( ocoa, 1 . lb. Cocoa, l ‘> lb. Best Butter Best Rice Meal and Grits Atlantic Matches 1 ip .IS •No. 3 Clam Chowder 3 Macavujii ■ ( ’nirpe, *1 lbs. m • .1 7 A y n tir K ra u t .■\ri) ' r k l e t n l l e e W a - T i n , ' I ’<m 1 ' - a . i i l r a ’s W ':1-! in .- I ’** i i ' u i l . l a i v , I tn *. t ' a n s f u r <: •m i i *i*c f *♦* .* it. ,J S w i 'i i I t a.s ( l a 11 j it J . n. it i No. 1 Sweet i’eas Xn. 2 Laity ! iira Iv.cans Nu, 1 Baby l/mja Beans Com Flakes Pest Trusties Shredded Wheat. Cream nf Wheat Oaf Meal' No, 3 Dill Pickles Hi o 7.. Sweet Pickles Chop Pickles Peanut Butter, 12 oz. Catsup Mustard Jam s, l i b . in tin ___ Jellys in Glass Corn Starch.. ......... com fort I mi vise you to t’U.v yd'if rill- (tiywHH ns siMia as, possUjIe to I'mdence Winters." Heplizltmtl said, nml LAWYER pnsM'd from tlie room. Dndeeidedly the (irofcssor fingered OrnCE IN THE COL'PT HOUSE bis bat. I Ms sister had Hjmkeii; soon SANFORD - - F L O R I D A she and Martha would leave him alone In his helplessness; perhaps nfier nil lier plans might he wortli rntislderiilion. Jasper had tenrned lo hnyf eonTHOMAS EMMET WILSON E. FERGUSON IIOIlhlluLlmll fldetire In Hephzlhali’s Judgment. Slow-, ly hi* passed down the street to'P ru ­ dence Whiter'* home, hut when lie re­ lit rued Ids fare wn* gloomy. * LAWYERS Hephzttmh's lip* twisted in the Henr­ t loridB i'S! npproio |i to n smile. Sanford .09 .IS F ra n k lin S u g a r (Only a tin ld e n r n * .4i i i l ( j i ft ii j h ' t*?sih i 1.70 B j t 'u , j t . a i n 1.85 1.85 i'ills b iiiy . F lu u r B e s t S e lf-R is in g -F lo u r L i m a B e n n s , lb . N a v y B e a n s , lb . * B l a c k E v e P e a s . lb . L a rg e M ilk ^ c a n " r .n r ll-M iik , T rin e can •• , . i* \ - T v la x w c ll iln u e e C o F e c f T l b c a n s - O c t a g o n S - a n , I fo:* O n ly 1 bars t o 'a p e i * s o n Armour’s Coffee, 3 lbs. ....... ... 1.10 2 4 lb s. G o o d S e lf R is in g F lo u r 1.70 1 2 lb s. G o o d ^ S e lf R is i n g F l o u r .9 0 lflc Sack off on all hinds of feeds. i ' BKZ32 l and regardless of the fact , that everything in the grocery .and feed line is going up every day we are going to sell a t these prices until further notice. Our country friends are especially invited to come and take advantage of these wonderful bargains. "Well ?" -be asked, " y u fmmd I'mdenes* til home—nml u vvorlliy person? (4 W e S till H a v e G ood Envelopes at 5 c a Pkg. HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Offire Supply DcpL Phone 14a . Ranfurd, Florida , "A h a bmisekeep* r." lier hrotlier dryly replied. “Prudence Is doubtless ifnelcelled." "You must go a gain," ids sister ad* vised. "Next lime you will also iltscovgr. Hmt sbe-hus brains." And obediently Jnsper went the„ser*. end time. His countenance nimn Ids rcftrii seemed soinewliftt brighter. "Von stayed longer this evening." i:,*p!t !lmli said hopefully, "you dis­ covered the lir^ilns.’ “She has her Interestlng.sljJc^* the S treet, Between Chase & Company and J o e ’s Smoke House n 11111= \ ’ f •. * - # i. m fa a j ' 4 - �1 - •V "It • • » • • P ♦, •j,r , ", * ‘ ’ t i ■ m • V- T" . * TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE TEN Tt (ft «* M l feH" !> Making New Markets for Florid a Citrus Fru its Overland Sales & Service Company 6 The Florida Citrus Exchange has been very successful in enlarging the market for Sealdswcet grapefruit and oranges by x introducing them in sections where Flor­ ida fruits had been consumed only in small quantities. • l . IDEAS FOR THE PUBLIC PARK Points That Should Be Given Consid­ eration Before the Final Plans Are Made. In tlio landscape architect's Meal conception of an acre of park for overy huntlretl Inhabitants, thero-ls no guide for calculating park space appropriate to n town of 0,000. It la evident tbnt an acre, moro or lean, would not ho n determining factor In It* value. The problem of relative alio la reaUy n lo­ cal one, Its answer depending on the community's facilities for outdoor en­ joyment, on the benefits Hint will necruo to It by the acquisition of a park, and on the specific Ideti which lies be­ hind the desire for a park. Camping and picnicking, two legttl* mnte park uses, both suggest an njv peal lo the motorist A good camp site is pre-eminently adapted to the attraction of strangers, thereby bring­ ing some added tmdo to tho town merchants. For tho campers good drainnge Is essential. A fitting entrance Is the first Impor­ tant consideration. If the pnrk Is near the business section of tho town, ex­ tending the approach to tho main street by means of u parking strip planted to trees ts very effective. Such n strip, extending for one blodk along • p This pear the Exchange will posh ks week along that line as never before. New blood and new methods in the sales department will combine to give increased energy and greater efficiency to the effort. Jei* (be Honda CJtru* F.arhaag* tad profit by what It k doing to widen tW field lor Florida trail*. Fell iafumutioo m of ncm btntb free iron Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Fla« L. A. HAKES. Manager • Orange Countv Citrus OR! ANDO, - Sub-Exchange - FLO RID A SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF T a t J# « y * n r * O O I J ) M B P . M , l l » » r i e m O il has • n » b l r d nUlTfrln,: h u m a n i t y to W lth atand tU nrka of k t iln r jr. Il T r r . bladder a n d atoma< h i r m i u ™ am i all diaeaaea c o n n e c t e d with Hit u r i n a r y organ* a n d to b u ild up a n d r « » l n r * to h e a l t h o r g a n a w e a k e n e d t>y d l» e a » e I h e a e m o i l I m p o r t a n t nricnn e mun i be watched, b e c a u a e t h e y n i t o r o m l p u r i f y t h a b l o o d ; u n l e e s t h e y do t h e i r w o r k you are d oom ed W a a r ln e a s . eleeplenunese, n e r v o u r n m n . d e a tr o n d e n c y . b a r k a i he. e t o r n a r h t r o u ­ ble. p a l n e In th e I n i n s a n d l o w e r , b d o m e n , ir r a v e l. d l f l V u l l y w h e n u r l n a t t n * . r h e u m a t i s m , e c l a t l c a a n d luinhiiKO all warn you o f t r o u b l o - w i t h y o u r k l d aeya O O l . D MKT>AI. H a a r l e m Oil C a p - JULY 25, 191$ J u s t Installed “ M odern A u to T *— With Competent Men to Wash and Polish Cars *ii Goodrich T ire s . the middle of the street from tho pork entrance, with pillars of suitable de­ sign at the end. will cost not less than Formal park entrance uillars D O N ’T RUB! Stop Rubbing the Clothes on the W ashboard neccesary! A THOR Electric Washing Machine will wash them spotlessly clean without * a rub—-and will do a good sized # washing in an hour at a # cost of less than two cents for electricity! Better get a E le c tric Washing Machine T o ta l atul apnrortd, fig of brick or stone tnny bo elaborated to a vine-draped pergnln on each side, costing complete at le a s t' $350. Or n nistlc entrance, to burtnonlze with n wooded nren, may be constnicted of timber from the clehrlng of the Hite. Only sound logs and limbs of durable wood should be used. For such an en­ trance of appropriate size, £00 hours of labor musr lie nMowed.—Popular Mechanics Magazine. > E L D E R S P R IN G S W A TER T I I U M A S I ) . I I A K K it. P b . I ) . Analytical . n i t O n . u l l l n g ( k r m l i l • T r o f r .u lo n a l o f N a l u n T N t l r n t . * K m r r l t u * . Ito ll ln . f ' o l t r g r , F l o r id a . . . P r i m e L a bo ra tory o f Itolllno C o ll rg r M r. T. O. r h ir lr * W in ter P erk, F la., N o r . ( I k , I • Is H an fo rd, FI*., D e a r S ir ; I h a r e ro m p te te d r a r r f u l r h r m l r a l a n a l , a l a o f th e a e m p le of wa te r t b i t you brough t m r e a r l / l e a l w e e k , a n td b a r e o ab Dt. ta in e d th e , f o l l o « l n 1 i reaulla; tea C o l o r __________■■— __j__________ Clear H rartlon . . . . . . . . . . . ^feetral F r r r A m m o n ia . 00 p e r t * per million A lb u m i n o id A m m o n i a ____________ T r a r e Wdmnn art* to bo consul Iod In the planning of Immen In oftcr-thc-wnr I building, nccordlng to tho announced policy of The United States Housing corporation. “When our inon want to find nut what plan to follow In building n workman's homo they usually talk It ovor with headquarters," nccordlng to n statement by tho United Htntos Housing eorporntlon, “Hoadqunrters they And Invariably In tho kitchen. The greatest housing exports nre tho housewives themselves. They know when arrangements nro convenient and whore steps may he saved In the dally routine of work. Many of our stand­ ards representing the greatest conven­ ience and the greatest beauty that the money Invested will hqy nre the re­ sult of hoine-n..... suggestions from women. "In nil building projects tho gov­ ernment's standards have been placed on a high plane. The women of the country will see to If that In future, private development must measure up to these S'nmlanls All -iier-lfirm Inns for drainage, \entllutlon. lighting and kiti hen fittings must he maintained on the pr. -eiil letel No .s|unt|i hack Into Ihe prewar tenement will he tolerated by the workers. In nil future building projects| whether, sponsored by llie government or by Imllvldtmls, every house will he required to have a mini­ mum of light and air.- Vuura r e r , re e p r r t fu l lr , . T E L E P H O N E 3 1 1-W home. Then a little each m onth till paid j for. « ■ Soon earnsMts own. cost in savin gs. j , ' , jR jia U i •- ‘ * , # •*- £ « 4# i Come and see a demonstration—do your next washing with a TH O R. = - --=3 * . •=- * * ; r l-gf 1 ’ 7- - -B - ~'r “ 1 *f ‘ ■'wf- C H A R LES E LEC TR IC CO., Agt, Sanford, Florida 107 W . First St. . __________ , _U L i-i ‘ ■ f THUS. It. II A K F.lt III PAUK AVK. H A N F O R I). FL O R ID A II Its Electrical We Do It! WE HAVE a fresh stock of everything and in the position to meet your Electrical Needs W m Lamps Irons Fans Toasters Portable Lamps Fixtures Vaccuum Cleaners * Flashlights .f ELECTRICAL S U PPLIES Hrcv the Silent Alamo Lighting and Power Plant to Illuminate Your Home and do the chorea One on Display at Our Store — Demonstrations at nil Times Expert Repairmen to Do Your Work Promptly and Satisfactorily \ CHARLES ELECTRIC CO. “ Electrical Contractors” 107 W. First SL And That I* Only One of the Reaaoni Why Home Ownership Should ’ Be Encouraged. a Thor in your .S ig n e d ) T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor Thai municipal furi-Ms cmiht |>r<>fitahly he esitili||k|,ts| |,y many clftes Is tin* >q>'nlMti iif Kdmuml Seercsf. for esti>r at the Dliln experiment station. Ills opinion |s hasisl tijton the fact that I her/ are many municipal forests It, New Knglittitl and Unit such wootllnndfl have been estnlillshed In Hu rope for MM! years. "Many munlclpnlltjes have areas of rough or billy lands nenf their limits, which In ninny-coses, mny be already partially covered with native forests. In other seetlons planting could he done to reforest clenrotl Jnntl, whleh could easily be converted Into a forest pnrk." It will he n great and good thing for the American people. If the thrift bald Is formed during the active war period be turned to the wholcsoino business of extending homo owner* ity C h lo r i n e ______ 1.7S O a r t a ^ cr r r million T o t a l a o l l d e ----- 1 .0 0 parla per million lla rd n es a 23 .0 3 parte prr million N l l r a t r a ___ _______________________T r a r r T h e a b een re p r a r t l r a l l , o f fr ee and a l b u m in o id a m m o n i a In iMa o a l r r and lie r e r , am all am ou nt o f r h l o r l n r In dlraleo lie e i r r l l r n t q u a l l l , fof h o u ir h o ld purpoors. In addition lo th e fo o d a u o |l l, r b o r o r l e r l e t l r o o f au prrlo r hnua rhold o a l e r . It pueaeaaea ap erla l f r a l u r r a ot tnurh t a l u e , e a p e r l a l l , thoae of r i r r l l a n l na tura l ae ra llo j) and I . O W d r f r r o of h a r d n r t a . ennalfala, en ieirce rnefgce total count. In four T h e b a r l r r ilo o llo o f fftt a l a a l , ala, rrec r a alling u l l l n f In an • a m p lr e o f the a n oi li r e , of 3 b a r tr r l a prr r e n l . ; and In finding no colon, or olhrr h a rm fu l b a r t r r l aa., f ull, confirm 111 good e u a l f t , Indicated b , the C H E M IC A L a n a l , ala. O f the m a n , o a t r r a of thla and other r r f l e n a th at I b a r e a n a l , r e d , I h a re found none t a p r r l o r In all fo o d euallllea to th at o f the “ K ld e r W a t e r . " MAKES FOR BETTER CITIZENS — before next wash d^y. Good Housekeeping Institute Guaranty i r}*7-r ^ tTl± M u n icip a l Foreat P a rk a . It wears them out, and it’s so un- Mile i*w; *»»-r United State* Housing Corporation Give* Outline of Plan* Made for the Future. Brick Pillar*, Elaborated Into ■ Per­ gola at One Side and Carrying a Lantern at the Other, Form a Very Effective Entrance. 6 .0 0 0 USED CARS FO R IM M ED IATE DELIVERY— 1 Hudson, 7-passenger; 1 Saxon 6, 5-passenger; 2 Buick 4 ’s, 5 -passengers; 1 Apperson 4, 5-passenger; 1 Overland 4, 2-passengcr; 1 Buick 4, Truck; 1 American Speedster; 1 International Truck; : : 2 Overland 90’s, 5-passengers; 1 Nearly New Dodge Delivery Car : : BUILD ON RIGHT PRINCIPLES nulea a r e t h e r e m e d y y o u n e ed . T a k a th re e nr f o u r e v e ry d a y. T h e h e a lin g nil s i n k s I n t o t h e r e l l a a n d l i n i n g o f th e k id n e y s an d d r lv e e o u t th e p o l*o n *. New l i f e a n d h e a l t h w i ll a u r e l y f o l l o w . W hen your norm al v ig o r haa been rento red c o n t i n u e t r e a t m e n t f o r a w h t l a to kep p y q u r a c l f In c o n d i t i o n a n d p r e ­ v e n t ' a rw tu rn o f t h e i ll e e a a e . Iio n 't w a it u n til you a r e I n c a p a b le o f Itch l i n g . ,Mtart t a k i n g 0 4 H J > I I K I U I . H a a r l e m Oil f ' a p e u l e a l o d a y T o u r d r u g irlnt will t h e e r f u l l y r e f u n d y o u r m o n e y If you » r e no t a a t l e n e d w i t h r e a u l l a . UUl he s u r e t o g e t t h e o r i g i n a l I m p o r t ­ ed O O L P M H P A I , a n d a c c e p t n o e u b * a lltu lra. In t h r e e e ls n a Se aled p a ck ice s At a l l d r u g e t o r e a . » n v * ;* n Phone 311 Sanford, FIs. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY , .J A C K S O N V I L L E . FL O R ID A Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies For thirty years we have been manufacturing fertilizers in this State— wo hsve The preferred communities In which satisfied customers in every, county in Florids. lo rear and educate fnmjlles nre those Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in Hnb with Quality wherein the percentage of home own­ J . E. SPURLING, Local Agent, SANFORD. FLORIDA ership ns compared with tenantry Is large. Proprietorship, or-the process 36 K2 uf .acquiring proprietorship, begets an H=M*C « i.ctlve Individual Interest In communi­ ty development. , D E N IS O N . Owning realty Implies the payment of taxes, and every tnxpnycr naturally Is 'zealous tbnt his money paid -for SMOOTH. SCORE D AND ROUGH T E X T U R E FINISH ltd* purpose shall be used to the very best advantage. He cannot bj- pnqmrly true to bis own . Interests without Floor Tile, Clny Roofing Tile, using his vote to put Into otnee men Promenade Tile, Silo Tile, who have a high conception of admin­ PRODUCTION istrative stewardship. Drain Tile, Face Brick, D E P E N D S ON Home ownership contributes to sta* Fire Brick, Common Brick. * CONSTRUCTION blllty of population and to better neighborship. . It puts family life on ll> S. Deri- *f Lobe* ANY QUANTITY a firmer base and raises lta standards, W. n. WlUon. S«c. IMMEDIATE D ELIV ER Y i t mokes, therefore, for a high quality of citizenship, and that In tfirn yields V. rich dividends materially and ethically. Home ownership sharpens the sense 7/ of Individual responsibility In com* j 112-W . Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida infinity upbuilding. 'It enhances•self* I Til* Dctaih and Llttrotun Promptly F«rai*hfd Upon R*qu*it respect and breeds a vivid conscious* I of moral And civic partnership. INTERLOCKING TILE Build Now! Gamble & Stockton Company ■ ! >< . fife! - * \ - i �,- i JU L Y 2 5 , 1119 THE SANFORD HERALD l} lao'c i f*® 8/ UOAL ADVERTISING .5 E I » "W 10 At S e c . * 2 6 ; T p & * c r c t . Alto T e a C e r ti o r a te d a l,d the 2nd day of J u n e A, )>. lh» following dracribed lands, In Wltn caa Whereof, . W e have h freu n to l e t '01*1 * hand*, and auboerlb rd o*t? ta*** tbia the 10th day of J u l y 1919* n . A. C l l d w f ll 1„ We l> a ld ** !l 8. A, Irwin It. 1>, Caldwrll l .a u ra P. Caldwell p o r a lio n , a n d severa lly ac kn owledge d before fitd check in Ih e n u n pi F i v e H u n d r e d tAOO) me. th a t th e y r i r c u t r d I h r a a m r l o r t h e u t e t { D olla rs , p a y a b le to t a i d bo ar d, a* an e v ian d purpoae* th erein m e n t io n e d . ' dence of good fa it h, I n W i t n e * . W hereo f. I h a ve hereto ar t m y ,n U l S *-es0 hand and ofTicUl traJ of offlf# at Sanf ord, in } < iu a ntl t\ I on ly R pp ro aim at e. ----* — .If o Flo rid a, o n ^ jh ia tha Tth d a y of July, A. U . in n ol bids, and Ih r «aid board ra-eegee# (ha r l f h t to In^rraa^ or d t r r r a a * th? a m o u n t 1919. aaid ya rdae *8 J*11 m a y he deemed necF*»ar> fFra!) F . A. D O U G L A S S , All bld« *hall he mad** upon a fo rm to h 61 H r C l r r k C ir c u it C o u rt . fu r n i i h r d ■/. ... i seal) K. A. DOUGLASS N o tic e It hereby giv en In all w h o m It may r t m r r r n th a t Losslc C r a m e r , as G u a rd ia n of In C ir cu it Cou rt , H r t r n l h J u d l t l a l Circuit Wesley J. C ra m e r, an insanr per*on. will on ’ pf S l a t e of Fluclda • . (he I I t h d a / of A u g u s t , A. D. 1919, ap ply T h e M e r c h a n t s ’ Na t i o n a l Bunk to the Honorable K . F . Ilousholder. C o u n t y of S a v a nn a h v*. J u d g r in and for sa id C o u n t y , a t h i* office In e San lo rd In taid C o u n t y , at to o'clock A. M . Lttrjr-C I li egan a* Adm inistratrix of 1.s t a t e of J o s e p h F i n i g a n . d e c a t e d or as toon thereafter a* Ihe m a tte r can be heard, lo r a u t h o r i t y t o tell, at- pu blic or II) virtue of a judgmen t cindered in th pr i v a t e sate, all. t he i n f e r e s t of tlie sai d Wes- j Cire.utl t ' o u r l ol Or a n g e C o u n t y . Fl a . ' i n l ey ' J . Cr a me r , In t h e fbl l owi ng-dewcri bed proceeding by i c iv r facia# to review the real e s t a t e , i n - s a i d C o u n t y , t o - wi l : S o u t h - jud gment in ,abo ve ent'tied- eau#e an<f for w-eat ( J ua r t e r of S o u f h e a - t tj uart« r of S e c - ra ec u lio n a» to certain hilrii of Jt-%rph Flne- Clerk Circu it Court Seminole County . F la . 61-Sic * B y V. E. Douglass, ft. C . Notice o f H ale of T i m e W a r r a n t * ■ N otice la h e re b y given t h a t the B oard of C o u n ty ComrnitsiorrrTs ol Seminole C o u n t y , f l o r i d * , will receive bid* up to 10:00 o’clock a m , M o n d a y . August t t h . 1919, at tbe c U r k ' * office In Sanf ord. Fl orida, lor the p u r ­ chase nl S e m in o le C o u n ty tim e w ar r an ts to th e am o u n t of T b l r t y ' f l v e Th ou san d S'15.ooo.00 ) D o l l a r * , to run from one tu five ye a r* , an il b e a r in g I n le r r s l - a t th e r a le ol ai< per ce nt, t h r proceeds Jo'be used for Ih e p u r jiose of p a y in g on thf" purchase price am} th e i m p r o v e m e n t * on Cou rt Hou se . W ll f i l n I h e same tim e the * * H l IJ n tr d of C o u n t y Com mla alone ra will receive hi d* at the clerk's office in Sanl ord. .F lorida, for th e purchase of S em in o le ro u n ty t i m e w a r r a n t a to the a m o u n t of Sis Thou sa nd F ive l i u n dreil i | 6 , 800.001 Dollars to r u n from one tu three years, a n d bearing Inierest at Ih e r a t e i f si* per c e n t, th e proceed* to be used tu d e ­ f r a y eipenses of building dip ping v a t * an d •lipping g-altle. The c o u n ty commissioner* reserve the right to reject an y and all hid*. B y o rdrr of Board itf C o u n t ) C o m m i s ­ sion! rs. i s . a ll E. A D O U G L A S S . C lerk of Board 6I-4IC I I ) V. K. Douglas*. D C lion thlrly-on# in T o w n th ip J V r n t y So jilh i>r K in g# T h irty K * « t . with thr following r i * rrptio n*, fo-wit: Hf fcinning «t S. \V. rn rn rr of 8 \V ' j of Scriiim 31 ■fnrrttLL t hvn rr North 2 1 0 f f r t , Ea#f 6 4 2 fr r t , South 2 I P frrt W r f t 642 f rrt , br ing t b r land V o n v r y r t l , fti E* 4 V J p u r i by ilr n l tin I n i Nbv. 2 4 t h , 18^3* filrd J a n 12, IBK4, rrrunlrdl in I! nok t nl n i n v r y i n r H , pigi* ! If* in Ora mgr ('»*„ J l a . AI in br'ginning 166 frrt \Vr#t ut S. K. cor nr r of B, \V. ■\ of B, E. of S a d Ion 31 afnrriaid, running thvnr** Wr#t 210 f r r i , North 11 1,4 f i r l , Ea#t 216 f«*i*!. Soul it 414-4 frrt, brfnc l hi1 pro pert y ct»nvryrd l»j L- L F r t r i i ami aifc Louisa to Sti phi n I ( <ann by deed dated Nov. 2 h. IK>4. filed l >ec 2 1, IhK4, recorded in Hook 22, page 62 Alno beginning at a point I <0 fee! north of the Suuthi a#t co rn e r of the So uthm e* ! quarter nf ihe S o u i h i a a t quarter of section thirtyotne, ! (.i#n*hi|» tw en ty Souib *>f Kangi T h irty r a il, then re rune in g W ttl 4 20 flM'L thenee North 21 o fee!, the W e K m ! 4 2 0 f eel , then re Sou\h 2 J 0 feet t** the p l i f e of beginning Which afvplie«l i iin will bi han-ed upon the pel it Ion for f>al« now on flit in taid 1’ nufi, l u t e d Julk filth, \ D .1919 1*4 #«ie f r a m e r . IU 1G S I t u n g c o r G r a d e I I oiih run he made proliUlble by purrliuse of (food 1)oar. 'penning and . feeding hint and brinciriu sows for BtTvice. First rlns.a Duroc Jerseys, nil ages, both* sexes, from registered stock for sale at little over meat prices. Write us your wants. Spring Garden Ranch, DeLeon Springs. Fla. A FAMILY MEDICINE In Her Mother’! Home^ Says Thh Georgia Lady, Regarding BlackDraught. Relief From Head­ ache, Malaria, Chill#, Etc. Rlnffgoh!, Oa.—• Mre. Chus. Gaston, *>f this place, writes: "I fun a user of ThedfortTa Dlack-Drnught; In fact. R was ono of our family medicines. Aleo In my mother's home, when I was n child. "When any of us child­ ren pomplrilned of headache, usually caused hy constipation, b I io gave us 0 doso of Dlack-Tlraught. which would rtctlfy tho trotihle. .Often In the Bprlnp, wo would Lavo malaria and chills, or troubles ot this kind, wo •would tako Wnck-Draught pretty reg­ ular until tho liver acted well, and wo would soon ho up and nround again. V>’o would not bo -without It, lor It certainly haa Baved us lota of doctor bills. Just a doso of BlackDraught when not fio well, aavea a lot of days In bed." Tbedtord’a Blai k-Drnught .has boon 1n uso for many years in tho' treat­ ment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles, nnd tho popularity which It Dow enjoys Is proof of Its merit If your liver Is not doing Ua duty, you will aufrer from such disagree­ able symptoms as headacho, bilious­ ness, constipation, Indigestion, etc., end, unless something Is done, serious trothilo may result. Ttfodford’s Black-Draught has boon found a valuably „ remedy for these troubles. It Is purely vegetable, and acts In a prompt nnd natural way, regulating tho liver to Its proper functions and cleansing the bowels of Im purities. Try IL Insist on Thed* ford 's tha original and genuine. E 70 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE dSK YOUR CROCEP rig i;t, I d l e a Mil in t e r r a ! , c l a i m a n d d e m a n d nl Katherine \V Hn»- gant C bari c# S e l b y F i n i g a n , Mr s. El. L. L a m b r f t . J at ne# Me- E l r o y « P a rra m o re . Agnes P a r ramofe* Effie P a r r a n i d r e a r i d E l i s a b « l h P a r r a m n r v , k# hei rs of oatd Jr*#i pb Ftn eg Pn in a n d In th*j S W 1 4 i§f N E 1* *d S e r l u m Ih. T p 1 -j S , Ua n g e 31 t^a»t a n d t he N \\ , cf S L ' * Hci ||nn I h, T { p 2t» S , Uang< U Eas t in S e ml r mb - C m m - j D ’* E . E . It HA D Y . s i n f if! K« rnitude f j mft tv' i Fl a T h e huainra, ol t h i , rurporalion ahall hr conducted by the following officer, v i*.: A I'reiident. *6 Vlre- I'realdent. a K e rlrta ry and a Trraaurrr, and a Hoard of D irr rto r* . tn conalat uf not leaa t h a n Fwur and nut mure more than Seven Stn rkhu ldera, and aurh su bord inate uffirer* a n d agrnta aa the co r­ poration may authnrite. T n * Office, of S e c ­ re tary and T r i a a u r e r may be filled by the same peraon. T h e B o a rd ol Direc tors aryl all other officer* to b e chosen by t h e s t o c k ­ holder*, aLall be chose n annually by the stoc kh older*, at tfirlr annual meeting to be held on the First M o nd ay In J a n u a r y nl ea rh year, beginning with Ih r year 192D. T h e 1‘rreident and other officer* ahall be rh oten annually by t h r directors or by the stockholder# at the b y - la w t may d irect, nr require. The officers tn be chbten hy t h r directors at a meeting tu be held on t b e s a m e day and Immediately a l t e r the annual m e e t­ ing of l b * Stork holders. T h e Hoard of Dlrectore. until otherwise provided ‘ b y t h * ■tocbbo ldrra shall e r n t i s t of Four m em ber*. | T h e following ebell be officers of t h r corpo! rati o n u n t il those ele cted at th e election ■ t a l l ha ve qualified, nam ely: Presiden t, D. A. Caldwell; V ice-Presiden t, i 8. A. Irwin; Se c re t a ry , D. It. Caldwell' I - T rraa urrr, L- W. Caldwell. Board ol D i r e c ­ tors; D. A. (laldwell. 8/ A. Irwin, It. I>. Caldwell and L. W. Caldwell. Article HI* I T h r highest a m o u n t of i n d e b t t d n r t t ur lia bility to which t h e corporation ran a t a n y t im e s u b je c t itself shall be T en T h o u s ­ and (II0.00D.op) D o lla r ,. •A • Article* Helen. s T h e nemea and rra ld en rc e of t h e aulTi r r i b e r * and t h * n u m b e r ol shares t a k e n by each ar e a , follows: D . A. Caldwe ll. S anford. Fl orid a, T w o S h a r e L W . C ald w ell , S a n f o r d , Fla., T w e n t y - F o u r ■ aharee. ’ B. A . I r w i n , Hanford, F l a . , - F i v e S hare*. • ■ D . D . C ald well, H an fo rd. Fla., Six S h a r e * L a " f a f% Caldwe ll, S a n f o r d , Fla., F o u r te e n , N S h irt,. • Mere H, R u lb e r fo t il, bt-ara.* * Sanford, Fla., On e J . II. U n w i n , Vjrp |*rr#idrnl; and 8. Hungr, S r c r r l a r y and T r r u u n r . T h r Hoard of Ilirtr ctura ahall h r : A Vau ghan , Green \V, S m ith , E , E# Hogarr, C, A, Hrtta and J . II. Cowan. Th# Aral or organisa tion m eeting of the atock holdrra of thia corp oration ahall be held in th# c i t y of Sanford , S e m ino le county, Florida, on the 2 0 ih day of A ugutl, A. D. HM9, for th e purpoav of a d a p tin g by-lawa and c o m p u t i n g th# org a n isa tion of the co r­ poratio n a t heftInbefore provided for, and i he rea fter t h e annual meeting# or the ■toelcholdrra ahall he held on th e ir c o n i i Wednes­ day in J u l y of each and ev ery year. Article VI, T h e hfgheat a m o u n t of In d eb ted nfta or IfablHty tu which thla co rporatio n ahall au* je c t itaejf ahall be twice th e amouYit of 111 capital a to ck . * Article VII. Th# nam ea and rraideneea of I h r aubarrlbIng In corporator s uf thla co rpora tio n and th« a m ount of cap ita l atock aubacribed by e a i h , are aa ( jt l l u a i ; A. V a u gh a n , Sanford , F lorid a . 2 aharra; C . A. l i e ! ! # , S a n f t j f d , M o f i d a , 2 aharea, J . IL Co w an , Sanford . F lorid a, 2 a h i r e t; S, H u n g r , San ford , F l o r i d a , 2 ah ar r a; Ore b W . S m ith . San ford, Florida, 2 # area E. E. Ho gan, Sanford* Florid a, 2 »hare« In W itn ess W hereof, T b e aubarribJing In* c o r p o r i l o r i of the cor po rat ion h a v e here unto •ubtrribed thei r namea; , 4 C* A* B e l l a * J . I L Cowan 8 . Hung#' Greefi W . S m ith E. F*. Hogan Sta te of F l o r i d . ' C o u n ty of Sa m ln o lt. Htfora m e, a C • U y a p|>e a red C . A. * V' U ,h ,n * m Jm * \ -_ : ~ f "1 a k j$ hM r. _2 .tiq Automobile Protection HENRY McLAULIN JE W E L E R NOTH E UF It la further ordered th a t this notice he * published on er eaefi week lor twelve week* in the Sanlord Herald, is ne wspaper published In Retninole ro u n ty , Florida. Done and ordered this the i t h da) ol J u n e , 1919. E . A. D U U G L A S S . L l f f k Circu it Gutirt S e m i n o l # C o,, FTa. I MY SP EC IA LTIES: SALE S “ tM*r i# hrr^bv given lha* undrf ami by PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHIN* %irlu<* >’/ a m.toi li^grre n-mh r*-*l iin^lb#1 2Mh i|g> of J u m t I !•19, by lh« Hou * J « * - W. I't fk i'i * Jiiflgv t>i t b r S r i r n t h Judicial f'ir = GORHAM S STERLING SILVER ru n I F loriiii, in < h*m « n , a ri-rbain r i i i i r ih r m u printing win frill L Htrnr- R O G L I i S ’ P L A T E D \V.\RF. b«o gh i* rnni|tlaioaiit anil M. G. Yriruoufli, i m b i i*iuiailp ant! M . («. Yhanouri* i * T r u t l r f ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES for Joh n I*. Vrat-iMofl* ami T o r n G V 1* * 11110* Hi, |9 ill h fn| tit. L i h r i|riifrft!gnisi S f l r r i i l Ma s t e r will mi M t - n . U ) . Dm 4 t h da *■> 9* Augus i . 1919. i n f f un I r.f i h r (Jou rt iluUsr (jiuif in Hanf nf i L F l o r b f a , dur i ng i b r Ir^a! Hour* »f «f,!-. f l!»r fur •*]* afu! #H1 tn u u iiigiii#! biilil. r fur c c#b Du- fi'ljriwiog dv*cri b. il l a n d ’ . l « - w i 1 ; I . 1 * i f SF. *1 of S W 4* , Sr*i l i on 1 -*«. T o w n s h i p 21 S . R a n g e 12 E . I, t g *n I it.i^tr in S r n d m d r m t i n l ) . Fl ori i l a, I * f 11* ' »!■ ’ l» DR. E. S. HOFFMAN a - li .*fd jtiiu hd’ i r i •* NaiH** of .%ppit ml ton for T * i S r f li on H n f ( h a R ' f ida - 4PM» D*»r*| F m lfi Law* of Fl or­ . ~ N oilr*» i* h* rt by gi vi fi I Lai M. M and !L W, Lord* purrbasers of Ta# t V r Hfirafr, ' OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Pricilce confined lo ihe treatment of the eye Eyes examined hy a regular regis­ tered phytdeinn Glassed titled, broken lenes du­ plicated 28 W. Church St. • Orlando, -Fla. TH E U N I V E R S A L CAR * * \ The-Ford One Ton Truck may 'Well be classed as an agricultural necessity, it, fits into and fills so many wants on the farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens, not only do1 he ing the work of several r > horses quicker and better fanners than the horse, and does not “ eat its head ofF' when not working. The aggres­ sive farmer has only to consider the possibilities of the Ford truck and he is ready to buy one. We judge this to be so from the way farmers are buyi e them. Truck Chassis $550 f. o.,b. Detroit. RF#LUW b K K r H H i K l i ; Uniter J u i r p h G a r ­ vin and Wm. O* Andcnrcld, or othrrwiaa. I t being made t o appear i»y a »wc»rn bill of co mplaint filed h e r e i n against you that you haya or claim to have so m e Intcreat in tha following deacrihed land# in Seminol# rb un ty , Florida, to-wit; T h e West half of the Southwest qu a rter ( S W ' , 1 oi Se etjon 29 . f o « . i;. S o u t h , R ange 31 Kaat. le*a anil e x - e - t the Weet hall ( W i e n l , t h r West hall ( W ) i ) of the So uthw es t quarter iS \ V i * T ul the S u j U i . wmt qu arter I S W ' , | of Rertion 29. T ow ship 19 So u t h , flange 61 Kaat, cm a fu in g 7 0 arr es more or lee*. Y o u are th er efore he ie li y r o m m a n J e J an>] re qu ire d lo he a n d ap pea r before our *»ld ( I r r u l t C o u r t a t th e C o u r t ll o ua# In Han. fo rd , Flo r id a, on the F irs t M o n d a y In S ep ­ t e m b e r , |9|U, being t h * first d a y of said « « U U th en a n d th er e lo m a k e an *w er u n t o t h e bill of e o m ,. fa in t filed herein against y o u . an d therein fail no t else said bill will be ta k e n aa ronfeseed again st y o u , lo be f o l ­ lo w ed by final decree. M IST E R 'S liiS Truck - C. F . WILLIAMS Agent • EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ,,, ,, . By V. E. Douglaaa, D. C. Dieklnenq to Dickinson, Holleltora lo r 6 « .]ate ARE YOU IN SU RED ? C om plainant*. N O T IC K T O III IIIIK K H 1 Sr a lrd bid*, s u b je c t lu the aala of bond* will be received b y - I a IIoar*l of C o u n ty C o in m iu io n r ra ol Hrmlnulr C o u n ty , Florida, t „ * ° f ■■W board gt th e court houaa In Hanford. Florid a, on or be fore ten o'clock a. m. on Ihv 4 t h day of August, A. I». Italia, lo r the ea ca v a tlo n a n d co n itr u etio n of the d itch ** , drain* or canala and late ral dltchea, dra in* or can al* In the Jeeaup Drainage Ola- ( t a c b bid m eat l)» a cco m pa n ied by a eert l- IF N O T, S E E W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ■ AGE/ITS * * G e n e r a l Fire. Insurance O rn C E PEOPLES BANK BUILDING llltla S-nford, >• No. 2 IP; dated th e i t h day of J u n e , A, D . # 1917, haa filed aaid ce rtific ate In my offlea ,# and haa m ade a pplicatio n for t a i deed to laaue in I c c o r d a h r e w i t h 'l a w . Said c*rtlAe r a t e embrace# th e f«dinw*Tig draeflhecl pr«p^ ert> *it ualed In S e n in id# co unty , Florida, to -aii Half i n t r r r a t In N K 1* of N W * i of See. 21, T p . 2 0 S.. It. 10 K. T h a aaid land bHr’ t *aw'##e4| at the il^fe of the Im u h i *# f #uct r e r tirr a ti* in ihe nam e of Unknown. t ’ np *« I cerrilC a t *hall he redeemed acriirdir# t law u i deed will |nue thereon on the 6th day of A u s u d . A* D , 1919. »»ftl. .ii!^ . , Witnea# ,mv . . aignat . ure and aeal ! thi#t h e l*rul d jL t of of J u l y , A. D* I t l* hereby i»rdered -t hat you appea r to m ine whether or not th e C o u n t y of Sem l- K e e f r r * t l l . the bill of c o m p la in t filed herein against you nole. S la t e of F l o r id a , should J*#uc c o u n ty T o all u n k n o w n p a r t i a l c la im i n g in te rra t In th e above i n t i (3rd c i i i f r , on Ih e 4 th d a y bond# In the sum t>f 130 0,0 0 0.0 0 , to bear u n de r J. R ic h m o n d M u r p h y , or u n de r C a lv in of August, ‘A. i». 1919. an d th e .Sanford H e r * ’ interest at th e r a te of 5 * # r { per a n n u m , A. l'oa gr, or u n d r r George B. M o r t o n in d i­ alii I# hereby d e *i g ii ati d a a th e newspaper in pa ya ble *e mi * a n n u a lly , said bonds to m t * vid ually or aa t r u a t r e . or u n de r IV. 8 . K e e f rr which thi# or der ahall be published «»nc4- a 10 yeara a fte r J u ly 1st, 1919. an d to be or eith er of t h e m o r otherwia e. In th e fo ll ow ­ week for rig h t conaVruti ve week#. iM u ejl f«*r t h r purpose of grading, cunstfuc- ing deacrihed l a n d t a l l u a l r In Seminole U i 4 ,v. * J i i , , li tin g and pa ving certain i pucblic rout W if e * .. * my h i n d and aral of office thi# *V i # and highr r o u n t y . F l o r id a : •»rt,l J - V .if Jt.n. a li i i q w p y a in the c o un ty of Seminole, Stat e of N K t , of N K * , Sec. 34. T p . 19 S. R. 29 E. * L .h V 'I I I I I C C I Flo rida , described In a general w ay in a S K > , pf S W ' | See. 21. T p . 20 S, It. 29 E . C le rk C ir cuit C o u r t S r mln.de C . . \ # Fla. ^ d u t i . n ad op ted b> th e .H o a rd of C A u n t y 8W of SK >4 See. 2d. T p . 2 0 8. it. 29 IL ( ' o m m l . i l n t u r , of S rm ln o lr * C o u n ( y , K lo r i' l* . S W I j of N W l ^ , N ' i of M W t f and S'W>( W M NJurphy. Jr ., on (hi* 6 lh <i*y of A p ril I 9 I H , , n ' f ■ , t i r , - of S W ' i See. 35. T p . 20 S, It . 29 E. S ol i c i t or for C o m p l a i n a n t * . r r l l i f l «n>) » r ( fo r( h in (ho f » l l lor an Y o u are- h e r r b y ordered l o ap pe ar to. Ih e 4 6 - 9 1c t . h* (lo n i » u n l b y t h e Boa rit of C o u n t y C o m - hilt ol c o m p la in t herein filed on th e 4U> day * m i » l o n r r a of Somfnolo C o u n t y . F l o r id a , on of Aug uat.oA . D . 1919. In l h r * n r r u l t C n u n . S r v r n i h Judicial F i r I h r Nth d a y ot A p r il I9 1 B , an d, I t l» f u r t h e r ordered t h a t th la notice ba cull, of Flo rid a, In an il f«»r N r m in id r ( ’nun W l l K B K A S , it [ u f ih V r a p p r a r ln e In and pu hll a hrd yince each week fo r tw e lv e w e e k , i f . In r h a n r r r y (■>' »ald potilio n t h a t ( h r n *ti (rn * a» r a n v a * - in th e Sanf ord It e ra ld . a ne w a p a p r r “publlahed II. J* L ob*an and ’ Alma T ho rm gn , , r d by t o r Board of C o u n t y C o m m l t f i o h r t , In , a i d S em inole C o u n t y . T ’onrplainatitff, * ,,, W l t n r e , m y h a n d and th e arai of th e l a i d id S rm ln t il r C o u n t y, F l o r id a . »hii» pr im a f a r i r th at a m a j o r i t y of t h r •tuatifii'd v o lr r a C ir c u it C o u rt I h l , 26 (l i tlay uf A p r i l , A. D . C o r d e l i a F , Hi l l a n d Wi l l i a m He nr y yotlri* At ,a id r l r r t f o n voted in fa vo r of t h r 1919, l l il l , her It *1 a ml , a" I u n k n wn pur(aral) K. A. D O U G L A S S . iaiuanrt- of I h r .a i d bond *, a* afor raald. 11# a r l a i ml ng \ i l e r e s t - u n d e r I ' nrdrl l ar Cler k C i r c u i t C o u r t Seminote C o., Fla. E Hill an ' ^ i l li am He n r y l l i l l , her _ ___ N l * W T I I K I t K F O I t U . in p u n u a n r o of an M a «* ey it W a r l n w hu« -ari<1, r e i t h e r id f h . m. **r i»ihcrorili r in t h i , r a u a r rnadr a n d r n t e r r d by th r Sola for C o m p lt and l '■ *!♦ « 1 br i ny* . H o n o f a M r J a m * . W I'rrW in*. Ju d y r of t h r M-I3 IC Al l en G Apgar ariil Apgar, Id# Tth i u f i t r t , ! C ir cuit C o u r t nf the S ta te nf wif» all u n k n o w n p_«rt»f* c l ai mi ng Fl orida, N O T I C K i« herel's r iv en D ia l the I n t r n a t # un de r Al b n ’ (» Apg ar and etrtsen. a n d l a , p a y e r , of the C o u n t y of AjfgaT, his wife, or e i t he r of Seminole, S ta te of Flo rid a, are by . a i d order t h e m , or o t h r r wi s F , tn t h e l a nd dr#required to be and ap pea r before the Circribed . be l ow; all u n k n o w n Part i t a r u it C o u rt , of th 6 H r v r n f h Judielal C ir r u f t H a r m i n g an i n t e f e * f In t h e fo|hi »i ng State of Fl orid a, o n t h r 2n d d , r o f A u g u it FIUK untl TH EFT ant! COLLISION Ind i s t T i b t d l a nd s i t u a t e In Se mon- bFitrnncp issued bjr the FLORIDA STATE I S t * 1. at ten o’elurk A. M . . at D e L a n d In r o u n t ) , Fl or i da, t o - wi t. H 1 -3 of S l gi of th e r o lln l y ol V o lu iia . S t a i r of Floridto t h e n ’ AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION l« ihe S E « * of S W * * of S e r f i on |3, T o wn * • and there lo show r a u a r. If an y you have o f i b i p ' 21 S o u t h , R a n g e 2 9 E a s t : aisu NaTeM nnd rheapest in the world. Write T h e y h a v e , lefty the .a i d l* aur " I bond * bey - n uf S W c or n e r id S E *4 of S e c ­ -in-old not tie confirm ed and va lid ated ar- for information (o headquarters Orlando. ti on I I. Tow ns hip 2 1 S o u t h . Rang'' <Ml (liny l a a . at nil trti l l m 1' and pl ac r ail Agents uallied in every fuwn in Florida. 2 9 t . .*»I r u n " ea#t I t 3 » r b a 1 n#, n o r t h p e rr o n , . 0 deal ring may be ht'ard upon the 10 ctiafn#, wrs! t t * j (-.Milne, s o u t h 10 m att e r of va li d a ti o n of * a ld bond*. a« la Cti a f fI*, <f* foildii fit* provide d by l a a , Or der of S e r v i c e b y F u I di rat i on W I T N K S S . K. A U f I C G LA S S , C le r k nl T»( all par h e * c l a i mi n g i nt r r b s t a " u n d e r tlie .a id Cou rt an d I h e *ca! of Mi d C o u r t on Cnrdr-lia K l l i l l a n d Wi l l i am f l e n r v Hill, her t h i . the 10th da v nf July 1919 hu#l>*nd »>f e i t h e r t h e m , or oti i er wi ar. t n . .e a t' K A D O ttG I.A S S tVi l and de s c r i b e d b e l o w, am i ad partie# -C le rk C ir cuit Court Seve nth Ju dicial r l a i m i r g i n t e r e s t s under Al l en <i Apgar and C lr eult Seminole C o u n t y t i**rtda. Apgar, hi# wife, or ei t her of t h e m, or t i He 4>t h e f 1 * 4-, in t h e l and de s c r i b e d bel ow, and NOTH O F I M O l t r u t f A 1 ION N o t i c e I* h e r e b y giver! t h a t we, t h e un de r si gned i n t e n d t o a p p i v l o t h e It on of ab l e SI rj ft * \ J , I ' a I I *1 „ l i . ' 4 u»ri "f c f t tii S t a t e >f | F' or t da, Mfii l b*I 1 1 h d a ) or Aug , \ D. I I hl ' *, for let 11 r* pat«'nt I nrti rjifif nil tig i hu Sanfi i ri t Hiiili|u»r und 1 m p f r u 1 roc-nl Cum* (■uanliia n pany un d e r t h o follow ling j*r»*pn»rd r h a r t r f , m -stc trie or i gi nal ol whtch f* now on tile in t h e office of, t h e S r r r e t a r > uf S t a t e . < A llijf# Appi i rstl on fpr L e l t r r a F a l r n l J H Cowan Nut ice is_hrrrb> g i v e n that' thi s u b i r fitters • ^ Hung* hcreti i will apply t <» t h e Govrrn*»r the V \ aurhan S t a t e uf Fl ori da, on tl i e |9th day rd August <Trn q \V S m i t h A I* i , i ! ,<. at I r t l l f t h n - ' t * Fl ori da L*r l e t ­ t: f: H«gi i > ters pat ent on t he p r o p o s e d C h a r t e r of the aH par t i t e c l a i mi n g an i m e r e a t in t he f<d|o«f ' gl dwe l j F u r n i t u r e C o m p a n y . I i j e or p o r a t e . j . Arl l fl r# «*f I nr nr {>uf mllitn uf i h r Sinfool 1 tig de s c r i b ed l a nd s i t u a t e in S e mi n o l e r o u n ­ Whi ch i> puhh«hed herw-wrth below thi# t he I! 11 ti di ng a n d I m p f d i r m r n l I o m p a n ) t y , Fl or i da , to- w u S of S ' , of S E ' * of 0 t h flay of Jul y 1 9 1 9 S \A 1« of Sr rt i orw l ‘L T o w n a h h i 21 S o u t h , We , I lit- unde r a i gn e d h a v e a n u r i a ! Jon our R a n g 1 29 E a s t : al#o l*eein ut S W c orner of •l ive-# togetAier and do h« reb> as s oc i at e li V Ca l dwe l l S E 1* i f S* c! i on J I, T o w n t h i p 21 S o u t i i , I U <aldw.ll nurse] \to* t»«r t he par « f f o r mi n g "Uf #* 1\e* i n t o a l ordv i ml i f ic a n d r*.rpur#f» <in Rang' 29 Lut, run Ea#f 1 1 1j chain*. S \ I r » «ti N o r t h I <J r b a i n a. W i s t 1 4 ' 3 c h a i n * , Sou til 10 ■tier an d hv Yi rl i i e nl t o e laws. i*f thi S i a i i ol n r» caidw.ii t h a i nu­ L a u r a P, C a l d we l l Fl or i da a n d do adnf d t b e f ol l owi n g' art i rl *# M a r y ft R ut h e r f . i f t l of i n c o r p o r a t i o n " l l it h e r r h y u n i t f« d t h a t ymi kppear t o i h r * A#(li le I. hill of c o m p l a j n f Fili-d h r r i f n agai nst you in C H A R T E R O F T H E C T A l . D W E L L F I UN T hr n a me of thi% r u f p or a i i o i t ta had I*# Die a b o v e e n t i t l i d c a u s e , on t h e firat day of ITUHE COMPANY INCORPORATED S r p h m b e r , A. I*. 1919, and t h e Sanford We , t h e unifermigned, d o he r e by aapnr l at e S a n f o r d l l ui i di nt. an d I m p r o v e m e t i t C o m ­ Her al d i* h e r e b y dr*i gnat*o| as t h e n e w s p a p e r our s e l ve s for t he p u r p o s e of b e c o m i n g in* p a n y , a n d i t * pl ac e of Put t nr*# »I* a H t*v at in whi c h thi# or der shut! be puldl #hrd one** S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l a c orporat e* ! updt r ( he 1uw« n# t he S t a t e of a s o k fo* u < l u r o n e r r u l l v r wi-rk*. Article II. Fl or i da, Mo t r ans act f or profit t he busi n*#* W i l m s * my h a m! and seal id uffirr th«* bel ow set forth an d w«- do adopt t h e fob T h e g e n e r a l n a t u r e uf t h e liitaitM*# tu he l owi ng a# t he c h a r t e r of thr prupo*#-d c o r ­ c o n d u c t e d by t hi s ri>rpf*r«t i on *huil hr to 2 n d d a y of J u n e , A D. 1919. • ea!i E A h n C G I , ASS, por at i on. huv, c a n . we 11 a n d m f i V i i f r a l » * I s ! r , and to < I • r k « tr.'uh < mutt . S i t i . i o i S C*. , F ! a K1 1It !*• Onr im|tf"Vi ’ In «*»n* hv irirfing t-uil*!log* U M M urph>, J r , 1«• l.itffi * o il* uni! *4 1 u r• 1 tic llifrcti Ti n' n a m* •f 16*' r -■r j , ra, r . n - 1 >* 1 ^ 0 1 it | f *'- 1 u i p !a s n » tif # ' li I ll. fiinni O " t fi i r » t o *mg. id »n-ll Furni tur# 1 I ■*•. r ck■ •.s" * «J * 1 «J ‘ aftii , a n d f t i "Mg«g*». <l*»t|». h i n d * , n < i *» (-r * Thi r it* pri nci pal p -«< e( |.y« • •** -bal l ^ai nt i l i gal i on 1 hi r* fi r 1 - ni*V* i ' l m i n ' ari-l i n 1 Ir t till I mu r i S i ' t ■■ 1 h Jui l Jr la* I Ik i i H, f.if(i, Fb*n-1ii.t a».q t I.*' It' . If! ' f l i ' f r r ' i . f . S* *ml i ndr I i Mi nU. Fl iDdn In 1 ti u m r ) l< an# of m o n o ) , I** f> u#e r*ft! » * ( « ! * a# land may •-■laliliih +-cI.# r |»»a« i * *1 » i* n 111**11> H II 11 I hii|>jii*d, l ord*, fo buy and m If, t o a n j u i r * , own and in srxl ki t l mi i t l l i f S t a l l 1 uf 1 1 = M a r v VYhciloi I ' b a j q r r l l , aur! hold nil p e r s o n a l p r o p e r l y n r e e p s a r y t o adAr i t r l r T w o * Mill tn t nj i t r t gHt ual y c o n d u c t a n d t r a t i i a r f a n y bu#t* J„ l l a r r r t *)*•«, 4’ n m|dai nant s VP. Uu i H T b e 1 0 it m l n a t u r e « f t h a b u#im ## t o be* rt,r*a t h a t t hi s' r o i p f i r a t i o n i» aut-h o ri i e d t o I r a n r a r t r t l and m n d u r f a t l l»y saiil rttrj fttraUun c a r r y o n , a n d t o do ail aucl i o t n e r a n d fnr* J o a n p h G a r v i n , t h e u n k n o w n TRIr, ■hall bn ■■ folium* t o wi t : I b i r t h i n g * a* may Pe r i c r c » i a r y a n d « xpr di - I c g a l t c # * nd di v i f t f i unde r I h r Ia i t will and ( u # l u mn H of J o T o r n g a j f f in and c a r r y «n » r v n r r i l rmr* er.l It* lie d o n e for t h e auerrstofui t r a n s a c t I on r h i n d i a o huaino##. t*» l*tix, •#■11 and de al in I of t h e bu# 1 ness uf ’ hi* r or pur af t o n ; arid (*• *• !»h Ga r v i n . 1 h r irnknown hrir* of \rnU n have. 4 tm iae an d • nj oy all t he right#, J uMj i h Garvi n, W m li ail ki nds of f u r ni t ur i a n d f i a t of i s bar-1 »ar* laiU. t he ui i kn o w u ii-iiiilitia an d a n d a f r c t s t f i r * . mu s t r a t i naf rumi nt« M r . fo p o w e r * a n d pri vi lege# f n e i d e n t ru rnepnra* dfvi#i-i « und. r I !i, la#i will a n d lion# i r g a n l l i d «nfl 1 l o l i n t uf i i j i f f I • I d * * r-ngar** in and carr> ««n n t r n * r a l fur ml nr* !«-»l a m e n t -■! W m (. Uul vn an d h a n i v a r i - husl n»*« and !•* I »11 > ** II anil of 1K* Si a 1 # ••f f I - r i da rDd,. _rnl ! In1 i i u k f c n * ft h t ! r * dr aJ iri ki nd «d rnatrrlaf. * a r » an d HIU m G I n d e n t * i d: I t r f . n dantmcrrhandU** il-a! ma\ !•* fiurt*>afv *-f • i f T o . a m o u n t - I tha r » p i ! a l vt.-rk tott.. N. . . , l t , . i d . n r < pvdi rnt to r i f f > mi * 3 m! t-u#in*-». f-< b - r r >» I o r p - ' r a t i o n ahall I . T. 0 TI . u - a f - l ! ' I . ' T o Jo-.pl. I.a*vtn lt.-ol.ro. I nl no n rititnrv and t'< »*rur* t6» |'#*%m# tit f - a mi fill film mi i*. |.« i|i xui* a) niin <t,. »i|. tr ■! 9 my mortgagi i *, ii«*-tl- tiomla and uf.brr n l " too a b a t e , o l t he pat - a l u . t i n . I l u n d l . i l | ' " W m '* V n d. n r . Hd . U . - o l - n . . i r.ki., ,.11 iignUon# t brf* f t-r. l x bu> anti (nil r i a l i - s t i l e D o l l a r s <* 1 0 0 , 0 0 / . a c h . |., l i e - pa i d f o r w i t h ^ 11 a p i o a r l n y try t b e s w o r n bil l of r u m am! t o i mpr o v e t b r » * m t ; to tin all #urh and la wf ql m o n e y o f t he I ' n i t . d M a t e . M i „, | (’l a i n ! fi l ed h e r e i n »gaii >«t y o u t l . a t y o u h a w nt h*T and f urther t bi ni r * a# m a t he rur e* a u j i»f firllfj n «f D i r * a h l r a i u i a f #,#..* L. m a y I t i Mf , ' ,u 1'* * " nM l h l , , r ' l 1,1 ! ^r Ft i-> * ■aty and r-»p*ufji nt t n lie doru for t he syr- p a y a b l e i n . .*r )«au«*l nr u#* d f.tr. - f In t h . ,rj * " • ' • r r i b r . l U i mJ m Nr mi f M. t r r , . u n l ) . F L . r f oaf ill tran»#r tl on nf ttl i* hn"in»*aa nf I hi# c o r p o r a t i o n , and t o h a v e , n r rriai* a rut on- |>urrha*r «»f jim pt rl> * Ia bur «r arr%irr*, at « *” 11* 1ll* *"1* J lift I valuaDiui Ibrrt-nf !u litd i t t i n i h i n l i») T h e \\i; #I half 1 W *j } o f t fi e H»>u t h we# I jo y ail right.#, pfiwcra a n d p r l v i l r f r a i n c i d e n t a l Q i * i t f r r <8 W 4j \ of S e c t i o n 2 fi, T *•wntt»|p III t o c o r p o r a ! inni o r g i n i t n d and c x i i t l n p u n d e r IlS.* bn ard of tllrt-rtora. ■South, R a n g e .11 Fl a*!, f e * # a n d e y e p t t h e AMirlu IV# a n d by yi r l uc of t h e lamp of the . Statu of W»-sl half i \V f 3 j id ihe W r i t half \W of F l or i d si. Thi# rnrfMiralinn ahall r u n l i n u r and hftvr th e 8outhwe#t (iuart»r ( 8 W 1* ! «»f the Snuth* Article T h re e full p i i n r r in Hi ro fi i u r a tr rigfil# w rit Quarter f S W »-*! of S e ctio n 29. T o w n ­ Th#* amou nt of c a p it a l stock of t h i * ru t- a|fd fra nrhl*i # f*«r a fu riod «.! ninr!>*nlm ship 19 Smith, flange l l F ,a *t ,'c ontaining *0 po ratin n shall be F i v e Th ousa nd D o ll a r* , to y r af # from anil a f lr r Iht* c u m r m n r r m i n t * ( • rrea more or lets, *# _ « rif* divided in ! ” Un*’ Ifu nilr cd S h a r e * «»f ti# ru rjuirata r a i i t r n r r . You are therefor# hereby rmiulred and or F i f t y Dollar# ia ch, all or any port ion of the Arllrlr V. drred to be anil appear before our «aid capital Sto rk of thi# co rporation m a y be T h r l>u#ir>#-#a wF l c o r p o r a l i on ahall l-r Circu it Court a t the Court House in S a n ­ payable in, issued " f u#ed for the purchase c o f i d u r l r d h y D»r f ol l owi ng ol ti cora: A preai* ford, Fdorida* «»n the F’irst .Monday in Au* of pr o p e r ty , real or peraotial or for th e p a y * vi c e p r t n i d e n t , t r r a a u r r r , tr er* t ar y, gnat, 1919, b r i n g the I t h d ay of said month , merit of labour rIY i c r r i f c # at a ju #t v a lu a ­ d e n t , of* d i r e c t o r * , a n d * then and there tu make answer to the bill tio n thereof lo be de te r m in e d by th e bo ard r l c r l r d by Di r b o a r d b oar d o f di l r c t - i r # of mi l I r e i t h a n t h r r r nor of complaint herein filed again#! you, and of Dfreetora. mor e th a n i i v m i , di r er! ora, who »hall !«■ #tmk- therein 'fail nut, else ia|tf bill mill be taken as , Article Four h o l d m In paid Corporation, iii, b e r l ^ r t r d by i b r confessed against you , followed by final de­ Thia corporation ahall m ntlnue anti have a t o c k h o b l r r # annually. T h e of f i c e •<( # i c f c l i r > cree. lull power In ete rria e it* corporate# right* ■ nd ( r c- i vur rr m a y be held b y t h r ■arnr prraon. If 1« further ordered t h a t DiD notice he ami franehlaea f i r , a parinil of Ninety Nine Unt i l a f l r r i b r firat a n n u a l r n r r l l m of lh«( 9 9 t y e a r, from a m C a f t c r itv corporate , * - atoclk h ol d era herein iim t id e d for, and unti l pvthliflhfd in i h r Sanford! Herald, a h»,»‘«* la tr nre be gin*; u n le*, auonrr itlaanlveil by III Air a u r r r a a o r a a r e e l i r t r d and iiunliflcd, thr paper publiihed in Bern Inoli- co unty , Florida, line each week for H conaecuttv# week#. the atnykhi lib r*. .of according ,tn Into , oj f irt r# of t hl a r u r p o r a l i o n a hal l b * : T U A LL I A H T IE S C L A I M I N G AN IN Arllrlr F i t * * U. A. H r t t i , t 'r i f i d r n t ; TE R FLSr IN T H E I'H O H K IIT Y H E R E IN N a i l e r o f A pp lic atio n for T a * D e e d U nd er Section B o f « ha ptr r thna, l. awa o f F l o r id a N o l i r e Is h e re by given th a t t t u r m a n S Dodd [turchaser of T a t O r t i f i c a t e S o 1*22 da te d the 2 n d d a y of June A. D. 1902, 1,as tiled said r e r l l f i r a t e In my office and has m ail. a p p llr a lln n fo r t o t d u d (<> isaue In accor d­ ance w ith la w . Said certificate embraces toe fo llowing described prop er ty situat ed in Sem inole c o u n t y . Florida tu wit N 3-6 »l G O ^ D T O T -IE LAST H O P gan, d m a«h J, a rrrUfbaJ t ra o t rr ip t of »aid ju d g m en t h a v in n been rerord ttl in the office of clerk of Circuit Court of Hemlmde Coun ty, F la , and e tcru tf n n iiiQcil t^efe on, I have levied upon and will #e 11 at the front door of the Court I I oukc In Sanford , Seftilttolr Coun* IV, Florida a t 11 o'clock a. ra* on Monday* the 4th da > - of Au gti i t , A. 11» 19 th k 11 I he - ELEVEN Nailer af Application fa, T a . f i r e d Under * * ! ? . £ s" A E "B * ^ Netllon 6 o f Chapter t a l g , l . a a a o f Horfdar Tk, . . . ’ . , Notice I . h e reb y liv en th a t G. T . I l . n l . l J of Iha ■ “ n ‘: ' “ lh ? - * * U nurchater ol T a * C ertiorate No 1016, dated name of l?„kn M a r y IL Rut hrrforu the Ith J * V of J tie A. . II. 1694,■ laid be redeeni rrdeen -d arr-irding t (I U » t a t deed ! S t a t e ol I'lurtda , ---- -cer• I thall — tiflrate e m h r e c e t the (olio Inc detcrlbed »tll issue thvti„n . n the I Ith day ol August <'ount> ol Seminole property aftu a te in Seminole t o u n t y . A. I>. •— N O T IC E T h e board raeervea the right tb re je ct any Before me th e undersigned a u t h o r i t y . Pr.r ; Notice la he reby given t h a t the under- and all Idd#. j Florida I B - - U ! " - 4 ° ' 7 " ; t ? r;'* - ' I , . " » •*■■•*! .irn a tu re and teal t i l * t o n a l ly ap pea re d l>. A. C a l d w e l l , L. I t . • j U S W « and h M ol N ’ * of S L L of SW ‘ 4 of Lth# 10th day of Jul% \ I» m u ■uccc«#iuI bidder will ----- — -------- ------, T h ep aucceaaful he required to well, 8. A. I r w i n . D . D . C a ld w e ll. L a u f B r . aignrd haa beeri H^hpointcd ad miniatratria of Sec. *4, T p . 21 8 . H. 29 fj.. the laid l a n d t - Iteall K V I).M T .I,A S S t h e r o t a t e of W. i V Akera, d e e r a a e d j a n d all gi ve a hunt! e>iua1 t o 2f» per r e n t of t h e C a ld w e ll an d M a r y H. I t u t h e r f o r d , to me ■** D O U G L A S S , t i n t * ' " * ' 1 , ? * ,L . l - 1! . - - * . ' ' - “ S " " 01 » Clerk ‘ 'lr«“Ult Court Seminole r o u n t y . Fla. well k n o w n to be t h r pe raun* described in heir# at l aw, l e ga t e e s , de vi s ee ^ an d c r e d i t o r * a m o u n t of hi# or t h e i r hi d. c o m p u t e d u p o n t • “T,* * „ rh c e r tillc a le In the name of U nk n ow n; C l**rk l i r r u i l C o u r t , sHemlnol# Co, , r l a . II) V. E. Ii ou g la **, DC and w h o ex ecuted th e fore going ar tic le* of a n d ail p e r i m s h a v i n g c l a i m s or d e m a n d * I t h e h a t i i of t h e y a r d a g e a b o v e m e n t i o n e d , t tt o T a * Cer tific ate No 967. dated the G l-S tc a g a i n s t sai d eat a l e will p r e t e n l t h e m l o t h e wi t h a S u r e l y C o m p a n y riualifled t o wr i t e 1 •*>’ * . K, Do u g l a a * . U . C. In c o r p o r a tio n ol the C * .d w ell F u r n it u r e 1 day of J u n e A. D, 1902, aald rertlflr ale C o m p a n y . In c ., and tljey s e v e r a ll y a r k n o w - u n d T s i a n e d , d u t y a u t h e n t i c a t e d , wi t hi n t h e * u c h bond# in t h e S t a t e of F l o r i d a , aa a u r e t v f 6 0 - Si r nr aert t h e following detcrlbed- property t i m e pr r ac r i b e d by l aw, nr t h e same1 will be t h e r e o n , t h e S u r e t y i,’o in party a rid f a r m w f . M l Til K t i t Mills legded to and before me 1h i t th e y e l e r u l e d •ituated In Se m in o le C ounty . Florida lo-w ll: NOTI E TO PROPERTY OW NERS , b on d ( o h r a p p r o v e d by ■■Id b o a r d . The Hoard of C o u n t ) Cumm iailo nert In t h - sa me lo r th e p u r p i a r * th erein e t p r rs t e d . f o r e v e r b a r r e d . S F ' t of N K f t ol S W ) , of Sec. t, T p . , 21 N otice is here by given t h a t th e I t ta d of T b l « J u n e i t h , D M9. ___ ________. . A c opy of p l a n i , a p t r l n c a t l o n * a n d p r o ­ and for Seminole C o u n t) sill rec eive tra lrd a r d t h a t th e y were th e se me [ . r m r . i named S. It. 29 E . , t a m e being one fourth ol taid C o u n t y * C o m m i s s io n e r * will m r c t on the cu n A I.KK \ KEHS. file# Hi d or o pa » e d c o n t r a c t , A * o n d a n d f o r m of therein a * D . - A . C a ld w e ll , L . W . C a ld w e ll , rr tt i n c a t e , t h e aald land brin e a tteted at bidt for the purchase of ro rru ta ted Iron cul 4 th da y of A u g u s t , A. D* 1919, at the C o u rt Sanford , Florida. bid m ay be ob ta in e d up on ap p li c a ti o n to th e (be date ol t h e Issuance of aurh certificate' vetl pipe at thej# regular mrrting to be held S. A. Irw in. |l. D. Caldwell. L a u ra J ’. C ald ­ House at 10 o'clock a. m . to hear fr om all ■■6-9 Ip under#lgnrd upon m a k in g a deposit of •ton Monday, August 4 t h . 1919. well and M a ry II. R u th erfo r d , in the name of A. It. Wood. such ow n r ra o r a g e n t * as deoir« to ap pea r T e n Dollar#, this #um to be refunded when I n W i t n e * * W h e r e o f, I h a v e hereunto * * t | flntrd rt-ttrve, the right tu re ject a n y and Hat died aald certificate in my office and t L*J *t » <• iH offiHal Kam i«" *»**« •» ‘ N g s c a l h Ja dlclal t I r - , . i(| . p . c l r t c . t l o n a , c t . „ have been re^ an d enter c o m p la in ts as to th e valuat ions my h a n d and — • ‘ s* *1• at‘ “S a n ‘l o r J . ** ' hat made a pplicatio n lor t a * deed to Daue 1 lo** raised by th e H o a rd of C o u n t y C o m m l M l o n nole C o u n t y E . A. D O U G L A S S , C la rk .' F l o r id a , this th e 10th d*>‘ ol o f ,r l ° ' ! ? * ' 1" ■ " d fof S ' ' " lno1'' tu rn ed . In accord ance with law. 61 a t e ___ -------------------- ---------------------- f . B J i t t l g - . f a U i s r i r i ---------- ------- ------ ------------ UF k ' lT l fffi iJ fI rf frroof r “Coun ty" C d n P # r # u n th e 7<h d a y e f-J ii iy* A* D r* TI MP, « k # a . J l F OflWr D r il r T -oom r Oi ik —- -Jul)* A. IN 1919. U n l c u *a ld certificate r k a i f - b e - r f d e e f f l F i l si tti n g as a b o ard of r q u A li ia r a an d to hear tn.islonrf* ol Seminole C o u n ty . F lorid *. I - T . B ryan I I . J. Lo be an a n d A l m a T h u r m a n , a rr o rd ln t t o law ta *' deed wilt l u u * t h r r r o n a n y reason t h a t m a y he given w h y tb e va lu a ­ ■aval) E. A. D (D G L A S 8 , Nailer a f Application far T * t Deed Under Notary Pjjld lc . C om pla in a nts „ n the 14th d a y ot August A. II. 1919. tio n as fixed b y th e H oa rd on I n y real 61 t i c 4 * * 61. vLaw* a f Florida. M y Com mi ssion e i p l r e * Fe b. M h , 19 Clerk* witnea* m y official‘ ell signature and aral thla 1 Section v _ . i - i6 of v Chapter \------, -----t ,-,,, esWire or personal p r o p e r ty shou ld be ch an g­ Cor d e l i a K. Hi l l a n d Wi l l i a m Henr y the 10th day of J u l y A. D. Nolle* la hereby given that J o h n Hrauer, A. K. r o w e r s , ed. T h e l l u a r d of C o u n t y Com mi ssioners A tto rney Hi l l , h#r h u f h a n d ; all un kr ut wn parf In Ihr Circuit Court. 7th Judic ial Circuit sittin g as a b o ard of equafi era on th e 7th torsi) E. A. D O U G L A S S ! purehater of T a * Certific ate No. 41 4 , dated 6 !-4 tr le# c l a i m i n g inlereat a u n d e r C. «rdcl i i •Seminole C o u n t). Florida. Clerk C ircu it Court , Seminole C o un ty . F I * tbe t t h day ol J u n e A. II. 1917. haa filed ^ d a y of Ju ly ,. A. J). 1919, h a v in g fu lly dl*C o un ty of S e mlmiC. ■ ra rp ora tln n T — 61-Mc B y V. E. Douglas*. D . C, *dtd m t i f i r s t e In mV office and ha* made *p- >TT7i — u— 17 ^-------v -------„ . . E . Hill and Wi l l i a m H e n r y llill* her c U i * f d th e s t a te m e n t# and fact# a t presented pliratlon for t a t deed tu i**ue In a c c o r d a n c e * AppllcatIon fur T a i t l c r d l nder h u » b a n d , * o r e i t h e r «f t h e m , or ot her and *ub-dlvi*ion <( (lie st a t e of derided* to increase th e v a lu a t io n upon th a S ec tion 6 o f C h a p t e r . 1666. L a w * of F l o r ­ w |ie, in t h e l a nd dr * r r i b « d be l ow; Florida, by L. A. B ro m le y , L. p. Notice o f Appllcallan far T a i Deed Under with law, Said ce rtific ate embraci** the fol­ fo llowing described personal p r o p e r ty : ida Allen CL Apgar an d — — — A p f a r , hi# \ Hag an , E . 11. K ilb r e . C, W. E n t i * lowing desetibed p ro p erly situated In Se m i­ Se ctio n B o f Chapter <BIR. L a o s of Florida M r . A. F . * T a n n e r , H a ir e d Jr-jm $2 40 .0 0 to N o t ic e ia hereby given t h a t |O v i* r * tr r e t wife; all u n k n o w n parties cla im in g in* ) mlngi r and It. ]*. Honpr. a* and ' * nole county, Florida. t«-w iti N E ' t . J S W f i $610.00. Notice la h e reb y given t h a t 1 »** o B la c k T u rp en tine Company, purchaser of T a * terr at# un der Allen CS, ' A p g i r and c o n slllu lln y the B o a rd of Cnunof s w i t of Sec. 2 7 , T p . 21 S. It. 3 0 E .. 10 Mr. O. IL T a n n e r , Raised fro m $ 2 4 0 .0 0 to ,h e r. purchaaer of T a * CcrtificaU- No 4 37, arre*. C e lt lfie a te N o . 361, ila tr rl th e 3rd d a y of —- — — Apgar. hi# wife, or elf Iter off t'om m lsa lonrr * cd Seminole fy $440.00. dated Ihe Mh day ol J u n e A. I). 1911, ha* T h e laid land bring asaesaed at fhe d a le of June. A. D . 1917, ha* filed said c t i l i f i e a t r in t h e m , or oth er wife, in th e la n d dc«C o u n t y , Florida i seal) E . A*. D O U G L A S S . C le r k , Ided* aald c er tifica te In my office and ha* the issuance ol |urh ceM lflralr in the name vs I'irstin a m y u ffi r r, a n d ha* made ap plic atio n for l a * crlbe d below; and pll u n k n o w n partlea H o a rd of C oU n ty»C om m f * *in n er t: made ap p lica tio n for laa deed lo l»*qr in ol .Minnie L. M eC a llu m . S l a t e of Flo rid a, u i reT 'D aVld Unle** daid cer­ deed to l» * u r in accordance w it h law . Said cla imin g an in te r ra t in th e following B y V. E . Ilu uglaas* I t . (X accordance with l * w r — Said certificate e m ­ tificate snail he redeemed according to law ce rtificate r m b r a r e * t h r fo ll o w in g described described la n d , ait uate in Semln<de *f - Scho lia, S ta t e A t t o r n e y tor brace* i h * following*d c*crjbed property ail- t a * deed trill i**ue t h r r r o n on t h p - l t t h day p rop erty situa te jl In S em in o le C o u n t y , County. Fiotida to -w it; S 1*2 of S 1-2 the Seve nth Ju dic ial Circuit of I n C lr r u ll C o u r t * S e v e n th C ir e u ll , S e m i n o l e ualed In S a m i n le C u n ly . F lorid * to-w il, of Auguit, A. D. 1919. 13, Flo rid a, l o - w l t : N E * . el N E ‘ * of See. 10, of H K l f of S W 1* of Section the Slate^ o f . F l o r id a , in an d for . C e u a l y , Fl orida Lola 10 Jb H , Itichardaona Add Woo db ridge. Wltncaa my official algnature and aral thla T p . 21 S . ft . 29 E . T h e said land being •»- T o w n t h i p 21 S o u th , Kangc 2 9 Ea»«; f S em inole " C o u n t y . told aa Ih e p ro p erty of E. C. Wallace, O y e n B r r t T u r p e n t i n e ^ o f f ip s ^ F ' the 10th day ol J u l y A, D. 1919. leased a t th e date of th e issuance wf mch • I f o beginning pi S W corner of S E , i | i W H E R E A S , on th e 10 th d a y of J u l y 19 19 AUo T a * .Cartlfie ale No 3 0 9 , dated the faeall K. A. D O U G L A S S eertlftcate In th e name ut J . S I. K a tlln e . of Section 13, T ..w n » h ip 21 Sou th, a pe titi on was filed in t b e ab o ve styled cour t All u n k n o w n p a r t i e , g la lm ln g In te r3rd day of J u l y A. D. 1916, covering Lot B, Clerk .Circuit Court Semlnol# C o u n t y . Fla. Unless said certlfieate *haU be redeemeef Ran ge 29 E as t, run eaat 14 1j chains, b y the C o u n t y of Sem inole, b y and th ro u g h r a t , unde r J. Itlchardaona Add to Wuodbridgr, T hy aald R ic h m o n d M u rp hy, B y V. E. Do uglas*, 1LC. accordin g tu law l a * deed w ill issue ther eo n N o r t h 10 rh a in s . West 14*? chain#, L. A . R r u m l e y , L* Pi H ag an . 0 * P- Swope, de re a.ed , A n n ie C . W o o d b rid g e, R i t ­ land being a ** r* e d at the date of the laauance S ou th 10 r h a in s * D ef e nd ant#. on th e 2 6 t h d a y of J u ly , A , D . 1919. fiU Ste * E . I L K ilb r e , and C . > | \ E n t t m i n g r r as and chie W o o d b rid g e. all u n k n o w n p a r t ie , of such ce r tif ic a t e In the name of Unknown. O f d e r Cif S e r v >aiil ie^ b y i c a t-i o. n f _ Witn es s ray official sig na ture an d ar al thfb _ - P- u„b.lliM c o p it it u t in g th e H oa rd of C o u n t y Conrmls- r la im in g I n t c r r a t * .under C a l v i n A. Unlraa aald certificate i lt i l l be redeem ed T o C orde lia E . H il l an d WIIHard H e n r y #ioners of Sem inole C o u n t y , Flo rid a. pe tt in g f’ oagr, all u n k n o w n p a r t i e , r l a i m i n g according t o law t a * dc d trill lr*ue thereon I n Court of Cou aly J u d g r . S t a i r o f Fl orid a. the 2 M h d a y of June, A. D . 1919. H ill , her hu sband, re e id m e e u n k n o w n ,. an d ffo h a t an electlup electiuu was wa# held hi Id in In and th ro ug I n t e r r * ! , .und er X ir o r g r I I , M a r l o n I n ­ i te a ll E. \ . D O U G L A S S . o rrtt h . tth oh the ! 4 l h d a y of Auguat A. D. 1919. I n r r E state id * 'G. A pg ar and — — Alien A pg ar. hi# wife, «.ut the said Seminole C o u n t y , S ta t e of F l o r - d i v id u a ll y oy aa t r u i t r e , all u n k n o w n C le rk C ir c u it C o u r t . S e m i n o l e C o.. Fla. W itn e** m y official signature and * e * t thla .Wesley J. ( T a m e r , an Insane person i k e retidence u n k n o w n : ids an the 13th d a y of -May 1919. to d r i e r - p a r t i e , r l a i m i n g i n t r r e i t u n de r W . 8 . • * 'S9-Stc By V. E , J lo ugla ts , D. C . . the 10th d ay of J u l y A. I). 1919. Seminole Cou nty. 7 . 'P A G E . Florida ~■ :‘ - m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 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/a097a428b2014fac238cd1be5c3ad510.pdf 289f077f66fc9cb66418718e227a9c13 PDF Text Text > « ** A It * •/ . * • t »i •r •i -w y • - • ,...», _ .... .. . - • - , •*i ' 1 •'. ..V"'i l'J .'* i .■ 77 ,' IN THE HEART* OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION________________ _____________ . 4r VOLUME -V.' ♦? ' • U&it - HERALD ? Jl L J l j t u t .1 ■' -r^- NUMBER 64 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1919 X , m s , i White, If ........... 4 1 0 1 they all rest in peace till they shall Ellis, p rf .... .... 5 2 o 0 respond to the call of Roly on the Moseley, I b ... . 4 1 0 11 morning of resurrection. C. Chapman, rf, p 4 <1 . 1 1 Now, Mr. Boh H olly/ Is it not 0 1* 1 Inman, 3b ------ 4 wonderful, strange and startling, Ciuiplin, s s ------- Z 6 1 1• 3 f when we look "/acts in the face" and discover that' quite. or about 80 millions of human beings of all luriionalities, tongues and religions 1............ 4 2. J ' 1 throughout the earth, the direct 5 0 •) 3 posterity and progeny of that same 1 1 4 mother. Eve who so miraculously 4 t l 8 lb MANAGER KRAUT!! WILL OPEN was' created, stand today hats off 4 0 0 4 ijtfjfc'-* * * FOM ER SANFORD RESIDENT IN DINING ROOM SUNDAY and eyes turned Heavenward, thank­ 3 0 2 9 f SWITZERLAND TH IN KS AMER­ M O R N IN G AT BREAKFAST ing God for Woodrow W ilsonand *■X'T -TV1 r..„......... 4 0 0 1 ICA IS T H E L E A D E R AND for the grand work he lias done and 1 0 0 0 The Seminole Hotel will have the ;, rf GUIDE OF ALL NATIONS still trying to do for better world 4 0 9 0 real openipg of this fine place Sun- ' Farrior, c conditions and for the amelioration Lausanne, Switzerland, 3 0 0 0 day morning when the dining room of human woe and misery nnd the July, 4, 1919. Corcho, p ......... 1 0 0 1 0 0 will be open for th e first time at the avoidanci/ of war? breakfast hour. . PI To Bob Holly, • In the face of these facts, historic Totals ... 37 6 7 30 13 3 • The Seminole recently placed in Editor Sanford Herald. Score by innings: first class shape waa obliged to open The writer has Just read the last facts, is It not passing strange and provoking that U. S. Senators like Sanford 000 000 202 2 - 6 the rooms on account of the insis­ issue of the Herald and he is think­ Tampa ....... ... 200 011 000 1 - 5 tent demand from tho public th at ing of you and the dear old San­ Lodge and others should exert them­ selves on partisan grounds and for Sum mary—Left on bases, Sanford they be accomodated and since th a t ford political effect to embarrass the 10, Tampa 6; two-base hits, Brown, time the hotel has been crowded to 1 This il a memorable day aiul a President in every possible way to The rut a b o v e ' does not give a the hotel now gives one the impres­ Johnson; hits apportioned, off Wells tho —rapacity. glorious liny, and a happy day, for prevent the creation of a "League good view of the new Hotel Valdez sion that the-hotel will he one of the 7 in 7 innings, off Corcho 5 in 3, The dining room had not been America/ and for all Americans of Nations” anil n "Congress of as it is taken from an architect’s coolest and cosiest .of hotels In this off Ellis 6 in 9 innings, off -Chapman opened as Mr., and Mrs. Campbell wherever they happen to .be. Yes ' • Nations" and Parliament of the drawing and not nn actual photo­ state. V in J: first base on balls, off Wells were inclined to wait until they happy di\y because—(as President The Hotel Co., expects to spend wor!d7 Mirny people denounce their graph but. pne can gain some idea 3, Corc.ho 2, Ellis 2, Chapma n 2; could procure the right man to take * ‘0 J Taylor i n . his inaugural address, conduct as .contemptible. . of how the new hotel will look when about $100,000 in building and fur­ struck out by Wells, 5, Corcho 3, charge of this, the most important* congratulated the nation, on the The World excoriates Senator it is finished. • • nishing the hotel and it will ndd Ellis 6; *ucr#re hits Moselsy, Del­ port ' of the establishment. Such a * fact th a t he U. S. was at peace Lodge' unmercifully and among The fourth floor is now being built greatly to this city as a tourist linger, C .. Chapman, B. Chapman; man was finally procured in the with all the world and the rest of other things says that he is insincere and the building is assuming some resort. The company, nlao own suffi­ stolen bases, B. Chapman, John­ person of Kay K rauth for many mankind) we are n o w . at peace economical of the truth and that he of the proportions of a real classy cient property to the east of the son. Williams: wild pitch. Ellis.* years associated with the Gilreath with the whole world despises President Wilson and-hates hotel. The new Valdez will be ready main building to gi\N plenty of room Time of game 2:25. Umpire Baird. "resturant in Jacksonville and a man Since the signing of the Great Dcm iorats generally nnd has no for occupancy on or nbout the first for gnrdrn and flower space and as with years experience in every de­ Peace Treaty at Paris by the rep­ more concience than a Jack-Rab­ Caught on the Fly of November and will be the home tf.i hole: gmws to expand anil add The Orlando team' is working partment of the resturant and hotel resentatives of many if not all the d more rooms. of tourists and tranyiet.f as it will ,,,i a h bit business. . (Continued on Page G) States, Nations, Empires, King­ The Hotel Valdez is being con­ be most modern in every respect. (Continued on page «’» Mr. Krauth has been here for the doms and Principalities on the Globe. The loctition of. the Hotel Valdez structed by W. P. Richardson ;& Co past week waiting for the fixtures Yes this should be the proudest of Jacksonville who nre well nnd is ideal in every way Wing close and equipment to lie shipped ami anniversary since the Star Spangled enough to the luke shore us to afford favorably know in the building trude while al( the material has not nr- * (lag was Hung to the breeze—amid ul( over the state and the new hotel n good view of the lake and is also rived he has decided to open the the shouts and hussas of victorious located right in the heart of things when finished will be the pride of dining rooms on Sunday next and A m e r i c a —after the end of a seven in a business way nnd a trip over the city and country. already the bookings for places the years’ war. first day have been heavy and the From my window, I am gazing popularity of this first class place out over the tops of the great build­ is alreudy assured. ings, churches and Cathedrals of The Seminole Hotel is undouhtly this ancient and most interesting one of the best hotels in the state educational center ahd city; at some BOX SCORES OK ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM and the only objection is that there of the high snow-capped Alps; uare insufficient rooms to accomodate rross and beyond Lake Geneva and WILL BE OFFERED T O C O N ­ the many people who want to make musing and thinking soberly and SOLD TO TOLEDO FIRM AT S V M E U S BY GOVERMENT this hotel their home while in the tin wild pilch Chapman I; batter The ball fever 1« ns strong us ever j seriously of the past, the remote FINE FIGURE. COUNTY TO THROUGH POSTMASTER AT city. U. W. Herndon the owner of hlgt B. Chapman. Chaplin; doul-’i anil no amount of rain can cool the past, the recent past and the pres­ GET AID FROM STATE. COST PRICKS. . the building looking ahead to the ardor of the fans who are out to plays Kindred to Chaplin to Monoe nt hour, and "Says l to myself !y. Time of gznib 2:05, 10 minutes needs of the city remodeled the en­ Seminole county claims the dis­ every game palyed h i r e " and even Washington, Aiig.l. Through btt- a 1" “ It is doubtful w;hether out for rain. Umpire Flynn. the postmasters of the country, the tire building a few months ago and Bob Holly or I realize to its full ex­ tinction of being among the smallest follow, up the team when it plays Guine played under protest en­ war department today will oiler di­ made over the . first floor into a . *. ten t the great fact that he and 1 youngest und most progressive coun­ further south. tered by Chapman of Sanford team ties in the stnte . Not only is this The pennant is being flaunted, in after decision by Umpire Flynn in rect to consumers its present a- dining room, the kitehen In the have lived and nre now living in county the leader in good road* the faces of nt least three of tin- t ut inning. Time call.etl. Chapman vuiluble supply of surplus foodstuffs, basenffnt nnd added more rooms to the grandest period and era of re­ movements but the leader in thi corded tim er and that wc see almost teams now and il is anybody s rag off to talk to umpire. Game resumed amounting to approximately 341,000­ the hot<1 on the first floor with a growing of winter vegetables. In that will step up lively and tuke it C h a p m a n t akes .trd hase which hi 000 poll »d» Tl** surplus, consisting nice \ubby and Indies room ami nil every passing day the actual evi­ US j . ioncies of a modern hotel in fruits, in transportation facilities ofl t he pole of *alined vegetables a nd me al s , is ^t he Lakeland tried it thi- ih lawfully holding. d e n c e of the highest and grandest St Charl c This * .is « i« * 1 1 • * ufttT nnd " e v e r y t h i n g " expected to be sold within a week t-\ i a c h i e v e m e n t s of h u m a n endeavor week and almost sueeeeded 1ml Sur.Our latest sale in '"ad bunds Inrd would not Maud lor it und whi ■ holds bull whiell has n ev er been at price- r epr es ent i ng tin ost to , he hud nfrureil Mr a n d Mrs. C a m p along ev er y boe Af " m i n d a tivity played from pi t cher since t i me out. bell to tuke charge of the hotel. Mr. taking place here Tuesday « as a the g o v e r nm e nt , plus postage. they allowed .them one g a m e ju.-t St. Charles ’ugs Chapman off base. till we come to the point and udmit Campbell is.th e popular representarecord breaker the bonds issue of to keep them in good' humor came Umpire calls Chapman out. th a t there is practically nothing that Arrangements for the sale of the K ro* the mind of man, in its loftiest J30Q.00 selling for $3\2,8G1 and hack in the second guinc und show­ test entered th m , announced by foodstuffs, directed by a resolution live of the Lewia-Chitty Co., of Jacksonville and being a travelling flights of imagination has conceived accrued interest The buying was ed 4hem that the old celery pep was umpire at end of inning. . * passed yesterday by the bouse, were man knows what they want in the very spirited nnd the lucky firm that t i e Yankee tan not accomphsh still there.. made today at a conference held hutijl line and for several years past e a t r on Lr.d c.. the rea <>r under getting these gilt edgw, bonds was Sa nf or d suffered s u m o with T i p ­ Sanford Takes Second Game hy Secretary Baker with the post­ Mrs. C a m p b e l l bail an idea that the W. L. Slaytort tirm of Toledo the sea, or in the air. t pled p l ayer s a nd the* usual r un o f , office officials a n d R e p r e s e n t a t i v e A H It PO AB she could do nothing better than \&. are inclined to take it all as a Ohio. l u r k b ut * e u n d o u b t e d l y h av e the • Kelly, of P, n n '..i*. ii ia, a u t h o r of giving t h e commercial men and the 4 l 1 II 0 On the heels of the bond sale -st t e a m in i he. league r e g a r d l e s s ; 1 Ul matter of course and do not halt comes the news from Tallahassee the resoluiton. 5 0 > •I ! t ouri st s u real hotel in Sanford and of w he t he r Orluildo will a c kn ow le dg e I lirl" r "to Stop. Look. Listen” for the ntigh • 1 1 S ecnlary Baker at the close of the t he Semi nol e Hotel is t h e result all 5 0 0 that Semipole will get a great big St. Charles lb ty engines of progress and advance­ it or not und at t h e present writing conference said a price list covering t h a t can be desired in this line. 4 1} 0 1 'J lift from the state roud fund ns the Ery, p ment, and fail to rcliaie the fact we are holding t h e ling a n d all t h e the entire available surplus would 4 0 (1 10 1 following dispatch dated yesterday With the opening of the dining Morris, lb that the signing of the Treaty of pr ospect s are good lor S a n f o r d l» 0 it 0 be prepared at once by Assistant room next . Sunday the new hotel 1 4 Wicker. <lf jndientes: Peace at the Congress of Nations - . 3 l 0 1 1 0 Secretary Crowell, This list, it was enters upon its initial entree anil T h e sum of $4,932,000 was appor­ t a k e t h e flrst series. Love, rf and Parliament of the world and The games this week are as fol­ Cohen, 2b said, at the postofflee department, makes its formal bow to the public : 3 1 3 4 0 tioned by the state road department the -creation of a League of Nations 4 0 n 3 0 would be sent out to each of the with the best wishes of the people from Federal and state aid funds for lows: McBrayne, c } i f V£ a t Paris on June 28th A. D. 1919 was completing the unsurfaced gaps on 64,000 postmusteis of. the country of Sanford for a grand success. Lakeland Takes First Game by far the most momentous event 35 3 K 24 13 the main trunk highways forming Lakeland — und to every rural route carrier. A Totals H It PO AB and achievement of all the. Cycles the stute roud system of Florida, Riva, rf The Postmasters and enrriern in 4 0 0 . 4 X A PO All It II Sanford — of Centuries in this beautiful world Mrs. Henry Purdcn Entertains arrangements made at the confer­ during its .meeting here yesterday Turner, ss ..... i . 3 O 4 0 1 «• B. Chapman, c since God under the most extra­ Mrs.' Henry Purden entertained o' 0 0 G O ence, will us government sales­ St. Charles* 3b ordinary and peculair-circumstances and today. Inman, 3b ... a few friends at her home on Pal­ The funds apportioned wilb in Ery, rf men, informing interested consumers ..3 l 0 1 0 JOhnsbn, cf procured "an ordinary spare rib metto avenue on Wednesday aftcrthe majority of cases, lie used in Morris, l b of the prices and methods of sale ... 3 0 I 3 1 White, If.. and converted, it into a thing if no6n in honor of her sister, Mrs.conjunction with funds provided Wicker, cf .......... 4 0 0 4 0 and taking orders for the fobdstuffs. Ellis, 2b ......... beauty, yes into a thing so beauti­ Hewett of Waynesboro, Georgia through county ''bond issues; in Payment will be made by buyers a t .. 4 0 0 1 1 C. Chapman, rf ful. charming and lovely that He fact, mahy of the apportionments Cohen, 2b and her school-mate, Mi»s Rebecca the time the orders are given the 3 0 0 1 1 McBrayne, c* Moseley, lb culled it WOMAN and then and the Padgett of Gaincs/ille. were made with tho provision that Hall, p 0 1 postmasters and carriers, who will 0 3 Chaplin, ss there gave her the name of Evf. The home was beautifully de­ the counties provide either stated Lovet 3b 1 0 1 P 1 0 2 2 issue receipts which will be redeem-' corated for the occassion with flowers Morten, p You probably remember the 1 amounts or nmounta sufficient ro able in cash in event .of- inability and ferns nnd trailing vines and tho biblc Story. ’ T hat act or achieve­ complete the gaps when added to to fill orders through the exhaustion Totals •10 3 3 27 10 29 4 7 27 13 7 ' Totals ......... rooms were most cool und inviting * ment was the act of a God, yes of the state and Federal aid funds pro­ of tho supply. , AB It II PO A 'i Score by innsUgs: our God and Saviour of the World. vided by the department. to the guests.’ Hanford — Will Be Distributed 3 0 0 9 0 0 .Lakeland 100 002 000—3 Three tables of bridge and five the Treaty of Peace and League In making these apportionments t B. Chapman, c In accordance with the house ro- hundred for •ithose who wished t o 000 002 0 2 0 - 4 of Nations was the act and achieve­ the department did not fix any Inman, 3b ..... . 4 0 o1 1 3 * Sanford 0 0 rniution the foodstuffs would he 7?(ay and other diversions helped t o ment of mert, R E A L - MEN, the standard of road mileage, popula­ Johnson, cf......... „ 3 1 -O M 0 1 4 0 d atrihuted by parrel post, and th e pus* a most p le a s n t. afternoon and Sanford Wlna at Tampa White If .. principal one. being Woodrow Wil- tion or coat per mile,' but made suf­ 0 r n— 0 4 p r i m to be quoted at each post- gave Sanford people the opportunity KIIU. rf . Says the Tam pa Tribune: 1 ^ 0 ficient tx meet the needs of each - son. 12 0 0 0 ^The V_ Celery / *..1 • i Feds I fave n ir a 4the Ha nslight lliili o'fice will represent the orginal cost to meet Mrs. Purden's guesta. .. 4 Moseley, lb The poignant and Tragic events particular case arid upon the merits 3 0 i 1 9 of the foodstuffs to the goverment Chaplin, ss Iced tea and delicious sanilwitches Smoker (linger hi* first lacing of _ and facta of recent history convince htereof. '4 0 i 1 3 and the parcel post transportation Kindred, 2b arid cake were served to tho guests seasoif, sending him to cover and us th a t the grand and momentous The rosds covered by the appor­ 4 0 n 0 2 C. Chapman, p then peppered Corcho soundly for charges from the 'nearest' war de­ at thfc ‘close of t h e - c a r d gamea. achievement referred t o . waa one tionments were: Mrs. Hewett has many friends the tying and winning tallies. Un­ partm ent depot having the foodstuffs moat happy result of the very re­ Road No. 1, from Pensacola to ...33 1 9 27 13 Totals .......... in storage. hero having visited in Sanford a s daunted by the spurt the Smokers cent ’ world-wide conflagration that Jacksonville Miss Louise Blount. Miss P a d g e tt ^ ■The prices quoted, officials said, involved and enveloped the entire •M cBayne injured in 6th. St. fought fiercely even' through the Road No 2, from tho Georgia is one of Galrteavlllc’s fairest (laugh. would be considerdbly below the tenth, recovering half of the lead VPrld in a monstrous war of un­ state like to Fort Myers, via Jaspor, Charles relieves him. Love re­ ter* and at present is taking voice _ .. _ B __. — ' .j prevailing market prices th at raced a«ross on Inman's dumpy paralleled savagry, cruelty and through Hamilton, . Columbia, lieves St. Charles. While the am ount of foodstuffs • culture in one of the largest studios fiendish brutality and In which Alachua, Marion, Lake Orange, t Bats in place of McBayn ufter lo.ft back of first base in the front end of the tenth. ' rivers of blood were shed and Eight Osceola; Polk and De Soto counties. 6th. in each class has not been estimated *n *^cw ^ or^' Millions of brave, ’ patriotic, redTam p has seen teams come from hearings before a house war investi­ Score by innings: Road No 3, she St. J o h n s , river blooded young men—the hope of scenic highway, shrough Pstnam , Lakeland ......... . ..200 000 010—*3 behind, l a fact th a t is the one spot gating committee recently showed Another French Brlde> the world—among them Three Hun­ Volusia and Seminole counties. Sanford ^....,..000 001 000—1 where the Smokers have been strong, the value of the s u rp lu s . available M artin T etnPl* has arrived hom e dred Thousand' of our boya, yea our Sum m ary— Left on base*"San­ but there never was a gamer rally July 8 to be approximately as fol­ from France Where he served du r­ Road No 4, from -.the Georgia fcoit, some from Sanford, and the staged on Plant field t h a n , that lows: , ing the war being stationed t b s very creain and pick and flower of state HnC'via Hilliard, Nassau coun­ ford 8, LakeUnd 6; Two base hits four-flush finish of the Sanford out­ „ Canned vegetables, $23,000,000; greater part of the time a t B rest. ty Jacksonville, and down the efcst Morris, White; three base htta, John-; America's young manhtrtd, give corned' beef, $24,000,000; bacon, He brought home a French bride son; 1st base on balls off Chapman fit th a t piled up six runs to win. . their live* for'their country and are coast to Miami Sanford— AB R II PO A E f$28,000,000: . u , v v v (v v v , hashed . .- o s . v w V cornedliv u beef, v x . v i i . being w v m i the second Sanford boy t o — 2; atruck out by Chapm an . 9, £y Royd No 5, from High Springs now* sleeping th a t dreamless sleep Stewart, 2b ..... . 5 0 2 3 6 0 U u v $10,090,000; roast beef, $20,500,000; m arry in France. They are the gueatW Hall 1; sacrifice -hits St. .Charles, .. ' th a t knows no waking in the bosom to Sarasota, via Brooksville and - • o'shell-torn and shotMlddled France. T a n ria , and severa, orther roads \£ry 2, Johnson; stolen base* T ur­ B. Chapman, c . . 4 0 2 8 0 0 . fresh frozen meats and p o u ltr y ,1of Mr. Temple's sister, Mra. W r I f . 2 2 0 ' $20,000,000. - » 4 Hynes. ner 2, Morris 2, Ery, Kill* 2, Chap- ■Johnson, cf..—...... 60 8 ' Who can estim ate our .loss.? May Hot yet numbered . PEACE TREATY AND WILSON MEAN" THE FINE NEW NOW IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION WILL BE MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT ROAD BONDS OF SEMINOLE ABOVE PAR ■ • , . . : •• . *• * ■- . v ' « . *- • . . . • . < BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK THE SEMINOLE HOTEL OPENS DINING ROOM MILLIONS OF POUNDS IN FOODSTUFFS �.* . " , • / • • ■. li) ; ■ _ ■• - . ■' THE SANFORD HERALD •• . .. .■ ''' • , • • _____ • ■* ■ rl _ _____ JULY 25,* I9|y ■ ___ PAGE TWELVE For Bale— Moline Universal T ra ttor, good as new, extra rims, with sand cleats. Two fourteen Inch plows rolling truck, complete Lyman Bros. Forest City, Fla. GB-2tc. , For sale Five acres farm, good house, 2 and one half acres tiled, Mules wagon and harness. Bnrgnin for cash. W. W. Dressor, U-l For sale—Stovp wood. Get your •E5 winters supply now. E. G. Hodges S U-l, Box O pacity. 62-4tp. 8H • •„ r I ,n /.o n tlin The time has come when e v e r y farmer must save every, sprig of ha> he. c^n, in „ » Spring crop has been practically a failure, but every Farmer will make lots of S— . 114» hayV »■ if he will *•*•"*' take care of it. The only way'to take care •of it is to Bale it, the 1 only way to handle H a y is to Bale it. Why no! Iiuy a press and Bale your hay =§ W|,cn from tlirecTo four tons will pay for the press, then you will have one for ■ the next 15 years. Hay is selling right in your home town at $50 to $60 per ton, migz-r- * . , , • Buy YouY ■f > MILK, BETTER, CREAMaand BUTTERMILK from a Sanitary Dairy *m % Everything Fresh, Pure and Clean# For t salc—2 2-tou ..Soldon WornT X I Drive. MjRor Trucks Pneumatic , |( EqU|pnM}ntr 3_ j Ton seidon Worm • 4 • . Two Deliveries D aily by-Auto • £f tt j Equipment. If you nre in the marSS ket for a Moror Truck it will pay S 3 ! you to see these *hefore buying. J. S I). Bowen, 327 Laura St. Jackson­ v ille , - Fla. G2-3t * , . • # . . Phone 51 sale or exchange—1 Vault good shape, 1 #lar|cc Safe, 71 high, I small Safe, 34 inches 1 .adding machine. Must sell C. Care of Hcrhld. 62-tf. gains. See W. C. Halliday, Wckiva, miles out. Sanford Ave. Plenty it M ANITACTl)IIKKH OK work to be had spare timo close hy. 60-4tp We have for sale a homestead of Fla. Apply to F. C. Welch, B. & O. Motor 120 acres, 15 acres cleared and fen­ 63-lte For Sale—Ten acres 'celery lsnd Co. City. ced, fbur-room house, located near east of Sanford on brirk road H tbile Let me have YOUR OROER before the Price Advances a sidewalk. $2500.00 a good place to For housekeepipg rooms apply ’ • go into hog and cattle business, as from loading station,-five acres im­ 308 Park avenue, between Third and proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. well as general-farm ing. Irrigation Fourth streets.. 59-5tp *'o r particulars apply to "Farm ,” as well can be had so that you, you F can irrigate land if you wish. * | c*o Herald. For Rent—Nicely furnished bed­ G2-2tc. A. P. Connelly. room. Gentleman prefc red. 113 For Sale—Jersey D utoc pigs, $12. Lake Monroe, Florida For sale—Iver Johnson bicycle a pair, $6 for one. G. W . Spencer, j Eaat F ltth . St58-tf in good condition. Phone 425 or For Sale—Five rooms furniture, call at 1011 Oak. 62-2tc 510 Magnolia. * 5:?-if * For Sale— Fifteen acres celery land |-'yr, sale-nFecond hand Erector fenced, at loading station near Cam­ Furnished Rooms —By day, neck year was 185 for compulsory flip­ Set. See Willard Lumlcy at 902 eron City. Eight acres tiled for irri­ or month. Every convenience. Over ping of cattle to only 34 against, French avenue. City. 62-2tp. gation, flowing well. Faces public Philips Drug Store, corner I’ark and' and it is expected that the work f All Local Advertisements Under For snle—McCormick Mowing road on two sides. I put this land First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. 'in this county will continue in full This Heading THREE CENTS a in thorough shape last February for 43-tf • i force until the county Is cleaned up Line For Each Insertion Minimum Machine in good condition. Cheap spring cropping, hut other business for cash. Apply Don McDonald Cel­ and released from quarantine, giv­ Charge 25 Cents. Room for rent, man and wife requiring my attention could not do ery Avenue. 62-2tp. ing our cattlemen the advantage | prefered, will furnish board for a It only requires disking fo put WANTED of open markets for their surplus t limited number of people Apply For Sale—Fresh milk cow. R. L. it in thorough shape for fall and rattle. Elm Avenue. Phone 217 W. til-dtp winter crops. This is an excellent 910 Wanted To buy thrcc-buruer ga- Garrison, fi2-2< p pjece of land, very conveniently lol plate. Enquire Herald Office. «3-tf , Continued For Sule Ten pure-bred Duroc eated and a real money maker. I Ways of Yoqng Sparrow*. FOUND RoKclund will sell it for $4,500. pay 5500 cash Wanted: young jersey cow. Write gilts, 8 months old. S ta te Live Stock Sanitary Board." After the young sparrows leave the I > a i r y . Following' adoption of the resolu- nest, they gather In flocks, which with A. P. Mussel white. Geneva. Fla ________*’ ~ lp anil let the crops pay for balance. Found —Black hob tailed sow. G3-2lp. tu.n* a number of the cattlemen re- oilier lh» ks return every night to the Dodge T o u r in g ! John T. Flournoy’, 920 Now ^ ork marked under slope split_ in one car For Snle—One quested Dr. E, M. Nighhert. r e - j satno roosting place, writes Frnnk W. Wanted Saleslady Ladies Ready car. just overbnule I and put in Avenue. N. W., Washington. D. C. and crop in other ear. Owner mn presenting the government in If!..- Chapman. In "d u r Winter Birds." 11,1 , 1 have same hy paying for ihis ad densely fo\v,.a r Apply New York Ready f i r s t class condition. Seminole Coun' ... the ,ne governemnl .........s Sometimes this Is In .. rida. to- state . 1 ,i,.., .inn,,., I„- Paged f e e . ut ..thers In Ivy or other to Wear. 312 Sanford Avenue. Apply t>' Garage. For Sale or B e n t- Large, c .fort- and damages. J attitude, lie saul that during bis ^ # TU> |lln,M seem to have at once. r>:t-tf 62-tf. t (|l-tf able house, recently repaired. H. C. ! Roht. W. Lord. eighteen year’s experience in eradi­ much to sny ns they retire, and chat­ 55-tf 7Z ; T7 “ J ~7~. r 1 For sale Ten pure bred Duroc Du Bose. F o und—Black curley sow- im ight cation of cattle Inks in several of ter together In ii ejioms >vlilch Is for...... ............. — W" " “ ‘‘l Flr,‘ ,.'r i , Gilts 8 months old. Roseland Dairy the quarantined stalls he never '«’r tonntely Imshcd by the approach o r , two ilors,. wagon, if a bargain. Box r FOR RENT fil-4tp ............................................ ................................. knew of any county where t’be people dnrknevs. sa me hy_ mailing and paying for feed fi2 It.ti.H, Sanford, Fla. were unanimously in favor of the For Rent. 1 A 4 a c r e s ‘choice c e l| and this advertisement, C D Tc», For Sale Good flowing well land WANTED OLI) CLEAN ■ d amf | corner 4th si., and Pecan avenue, work until after :t had been com­ half mile from Wekiwa. Can put ery and lettuce land. Tiled Author of the •’Doxology.” G2-2tp. RAGS. ANY KIND E.\i* . four City. pleted, so he belie veil that the good you on to homestead. 1 have bar- good well, three room housi T he a u th o r of t h e "Doxology" whs t ’FJ’T OLD SOCKS. old democratic doctrine, nf letting the K l I g l M l bishop T l i n l l l l i s Kell ___________ !______________ . a COATS. PANTS. OR the minority rub1 should he followed ( H-IT I 7 I I ). who III l ' -:*!. w,i- 'll prlxeil BED SPREADS. AT m counties where elections have n f M s s e e ( B l l l l g - nllil. V»'ells) a s :i non TH E HERALD OFFICE. been favorable to compulsory di|t- juror. Ills most w | d, l v I town hymn59-1f ping of cattle. At the same time the lliclude the -morning mid evenln government encourages the working liymtw. "Awake. My So u l !" and "isinry W anted—We will pay the highest of large area* of quarantined ter­ to Till***. My God. T ld - Nl f ht . " both market price for pine veneer timber, ritory in units to facilitate the hand­ Which i-lnl with the I.11 loaded on the rurs, anywhere in 6tl ! u 1 .v ling of cattle on the ranges, and the "I’nilse miles of Orlando. Fla. Dixie Lum ­ important matter now for the seve- Blessing- I low. ber & Veneer C • . Orlando. Fla. ral 1 u Iit*n* niatif w«»rk ,Vi Ut p a • _ T h re e C a p ita l C rim e * . has startiil 1- to git ready "When I wa11 boy states Mr. W antid Six good plow hands and by providing the t.et • -ary dipping v a ts and funds f> r loiiduilmg the I’iit**li 10 Stockton lleriilil, “ t her e were ten men for clearing. Steady work three capital c ri me s—murder, blas­ fur satisfactory men at )9 cents per work, continually emphasising the phemy, anti lying abed In the morning. educational feature lo secure soope- Of Hie three, murder rtml blasphemy Hour. Pleasant, healthy place and' Don't write, just ration of the greatest number pos­ tnlglit sometimes be forgiven, hut late good treatment. sible. rising never. One of my gr an d fa th er s .• CiAiucfi Ranch, The action ot tin- 1 oi.\ei'lit»n has frequently got up ut l our o'clock oil a t •a ‘vtui iv. D r e s s '7-7tc DeLeoh Springs. Flor «!a. no i i :: . . : ’’ ' "ork winter morning, built a lire In the cook :n > 1 nriiuli- • ou 1 : y. wher*' t tu vote stove anil then would -It down by It Wanted Two ma'*- « a:ters. v7-1f it eleition on July IGth of last •and go to sleep."— K an s a s City Times 57 week Belle Cafe • • L'l'holsteriqg .inu n.altre-- :• .ikini1. furniture repaired, mirn -s p la te d ,1 auto tops and sia ts recovered l-ir-t glass wr.rl:'rit.ljv- Brown Upholstery Shop, 121 Court St., Orlando, Fin., * * 49-tfc f SIKES HAY PRESS CO., Ocilla, Ga. For door, inches high, quick. The "RED RIPPER HAY PRESS” Guaranteed ................................................... iimixxx.... iiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx CATTLEMEN IN MEETING AT ORLANDO V) .j i m ?♦•ij I ® 'i f ••I ' a if ‘. t i 5 i J f J . is ■mr • > ir ■ ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ■ ii i M i *h .• 'T *. d\ t ,AJ m >1.15.7 V M tP »e>- I • I iou i ‘East Coast Special’ B ee H iv e s We a y now manufacturing I l e c ' I l i v e Material- from Selected Cypress b o a r d s, "T he Wood Eternal.’* which E a s t C o a s t beekeepers se em 'to he particularly well pleased with. n PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS • Prices f. o. b. Eau Gallic. Freight must be added t •: t 8 Frame 10 Frame Top Board ' ’ -----50c each 50c each Standard Body . * ... .:..... 58c each** 60c each Shallow Super • . 38c each . f 40r each Bottom Board 3*c ’ *0c p* fh Standard Frames ’ . * ....... «-• $4.50 per 100 Ends mortlilrd for top and bottom bars, bored for wires, top bar grooved and wedge furnished. . I Shallow Fratncs. for supers (aarnc as above) . $3.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL SH IPPED KNOCKED-DOW N. .NAILS FUR­ NISHED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST In addition lo material listed above we manufacture several different sixes nnd grades of frames.’ etc., and will furnish details on request. /f f .. ^ . i [ ■mrroo* ioswd tow howi* - in > r t» M to w 10 xiur csoe* WRITE YARD NEAREST l ’OU— WE HAVE THEMYAT Titusville, Cocoa, Eau Gallic, Fort Pierce, Stuart and Miami, Fla. General Offlcea—Foil Pierce, Fla. . -to. • w w w w w W iry W4 Just Notice These | k \ «•f - wwwvy w • ; Agricultural Engineer with crew open August 1st for other .engag<merits with reliable pnrties. Clearing | sudirrigation, landscuping. report­ ing on property. Best references Address Agri • cultural Engineer, Cure of Herald.! . 63-2t<\ FOR SALE For rule —Wood. Oak and Pine. Stove, Fireplace or Furnace. Get your winter supply now. F. P. Rines j Ilox 807, Phone 57. G3-2tp. For sale—Fine Columbia Church Organ, in good condition. Very cheap Mrs. Criggnl 1st Street. G3-2tp FOR SALE — CORONADO BEACH. FIVE OCEAN FRONT LOTS, 50 X 200 FEET. NEAR PA VIItON AND BRIDGE ROAD $350.00 EACH . FOR IJU1CK SALE. W. L. COOPER. CORONADO. -.FLA. * 63-2tp ’ For' sale: Upright piano, Everett; good'condition; very reasonable; in­ quire Mrs. A. W. Fitts, 100G E; Second Sg.,- Sanford. 63-2tp. FOR SALE— KIDDIE HO OP", little less than new. In good condi­ tion. will aril cheap. Can ba seen at J 13 E. Fifth St. 63-tf For sale—25 acre farm, 25 hogs, 2 cows and calves, I horse wagon and tools $1,600. Address Box B. AYeklwa, Fla. . 63-4tp. For sale—One second hand Soda Fountain, One pair Counter' Scalei, One set Drug Fixtures, Prescription Counter's etc., Two pairs Prescriptioa Scalps. L. R. Philip*- * . 62-2tc. Pretty F i l m y Goods. S u c h Dainty .. Servicable Dresses can be m a d e from these washable fabrics. Voiles, Crepe De.Chine, Organ­ dies ' and w a s h Silks in all the popular shades' and patterns. : : : : Clever a n d Servicable Silk Waits in Georgette Crepe, Fancy Voiles and Colored Organdies. Just the thing for your going away to the mountains or seashore. . We will be pleased to show these Waists. 9 Manhattan Shirts Well 'hll men know what the word M anhattan m eans to the m an who .w ants a good Shirt. . We have a splendid lot of patterns to select from. Talk about New Suits! The m an Who has trouble in securing a satisfactory fit in a stock suit will find . it decidedly to his advantage to come in and let us show him what we cari furnish in first-class, all­ wool garments tailored to fit. : �r> A / s^pSasgSSS'S I ,r~- *v.s -- <’. • -- , — . . ; . • I Eg Ww- ♦ TUB SANFORD HE&ALD guess they will remember the past before they get through with it. I hope so any way. We have suffered now- let them suffer. We were Jill shocked' when we heard that Mr. D urant's line car was stolen last Friday night. We truly hope it will he found. It seems like people can't be satisfied now a days unless they are stealing or killing some one. What will be­ come of this world and the people in it? There are so many people now that >rejoice over other’s troubles. Why Rhould they do so? They ought to think that they will have trouble! some time in life hut they don’t i ’ seem to think of that hut the time* is coming when they will think and CO UNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY -EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD A t G IST 1, | 9„ Our (Officers in the ARGONNE*?FOREST ordered, “KEEP COOL” Men “KEEP COOL,” and our Men won hands down. GENEVA ‘ I morning ami Dr. Cason of Orlando Miss Cnllie Grant of Jacksonville! Sundity mornings. ijnd sister Mrs. Frank, Pitts of New Misses Clair Harrison and Helen • % Smyrna are visiting their mother Moran and Messrs Lester Brown Mrs. L. Grant. and Frnnk Harrs attended the movie Last Thursday a picnic was given in Sanford last Saturday night. a t Lake Harney in honor of the re­ Ja ck Fulock who has been visit­ turned soldiers. A "big" day. for ing his uncle Aubrey Moran and A Base Ball Pitcher gets three men on If you would iucceed in business with everybody. family left last Friday for his home in Miami. , . * ' ■ * Paul Dooley left last Friday for base with no out?. If its our pitcher hands down, or if you would enjoy that Akron Ohio, where he will visit H arry and Ralph Geiger left last il w‘** ,ie to" *“ t0’ we want him to “KEEP COOL’- 1% vacation this year we suggest U:nt you friends. week for T am pa.________ ___ ______ I __ ,u '__ — ---Frank Ilarrs of Savannah, Ca. ‘ LAKE MARI ITEM S Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips “ KEEP COOL.” “ KEEP COOL” MEN “ KEEP COOL” . T* R um Phrey and sister and Mrs. Adams spent' last Tuesday is visiting Lester Brown. Mrs. *' i. Smith of Elder Springs w e r e in Orlando shopping. Mrs. W. L. Seig is spending the Tuesdtfy sdtf: mhrning visitors here. Quarterly meeting was held at week with her mother at Corundo Mrs. P. D. T ruitt of Longwood the Methodist, church here Saturday beach. spent Monday thje guest of Mrs. and Surfday. Dr. Iliilburn the pre­ Fred Billiard ’left Tuesday for H. D. D u ra n t.’ siding Elder preaching Saturday points in Delaware, where he will ■ I i i Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans and - * ■. -- . children of T a m p a arrived Wednis-' r. anil Mrs. W. J,.' Daniel ex­ day to spend the remainder of the pect to leave next Friday for Largo week with J. D. Evans and mother. to visit their son Rev. Herman Mrs. P. D. T ru itt and daughters •i. D a n ie ls'a n d family, w ho will then of Longwood and Wal/refl and Carl join them and they will visit other ttONVItU-riA ... Pierson of Upsala were Sunday points together. visitors at the home of A. E. tyrcpwDtaGxwpktenodemSowed Sjnhklotn and family. * ouW(kra*TS-fo»U«toJ ^.e upCafen W EST GENEVA AVtiXDB ctMVfd^A C;rvwr\i«d It Everything-fix | Mr. anti Mrs. J, A. Brad dock We have had .one gnod dry day heart of City-Send foeBooMst • of .Pierson are spending the week but awful hot. •ri-JilusniTM, rsoP P, with their sonrtn-lnw H. D. Durant Mr. Paul Mansfield left Tues­ I and family. day for his home at TarnpA after The writer didn't feel none the spending two months with hi« aunt. host Saturday morning on discover­ Mrs. J. E. Vaughan ing that the new Ford ear was miss­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fortier arid Mrs. i n g .‘It was one of the boldest pieces put on . Mack Waters and son George* spent of business done here on record. Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. Tom Hut guess may be folks will live Fortier. through it. tiie pot is still boiling n* •ffim m ftlr+j Mr. and Mrs. Neal Culp and child­ any way. (lerind of the war has been reorgani­ ren and Mr. and Mrs .1 R. Robin­ zed ami hold their first meeting with AUTO O W N E R S son spent Sunday with Mr ami Mrs OVIEDO Mrs. Then Aulin lu.st Friday. Will Robinson and all r> ; irt a Dr Mnthcrsnn, wife and daugh­ Call on us for exact pleasant timiv Miss Gladys Leinhart and Mr. ter Marguerite of Fort Myers are d u p lic a te of your Mrs. Nicola and Miss Gladys visiting. Mrs. W. L Carter in Lake Max Lienhart were ijuietty married at the home of the bride in Lake broken spring, Robinson were railing at Mrs. Jack Charm. Charm last Monday night. Father • liUgliah's Sunday afternoon. a n d receive Mrs. Tlideit Jacobs and Mrs. O’Rlordun of the Catholic Church The weather has been so bad it Then Aulin spent the day in Orlnndn spring s a t. of Sanford officiating. Only the makes people feel bail all the lime, Isfactlou Mis- Mary Licnhart spent last immediate . family being present. everything so damp. t h a t la Saturday with her sister Mrs, C A, Mrs. W. N. Blackman and chil­ We will have some good weather Unman in Orlando. r e a l. dren, Herman and Janinita, will after the old Dog Days are over and Mr. and Mrs L . L. Ctitjk of Or­ leave to-morrow for Charleston S. C. we will all be glad to see the time lando motored to Oviedo last Sun­ for an indefinate stay with Mr. ci >111 e day to see Mrs Cook's mother. Mrs Blackman who is tn the electrical Well, our (roubles of war are a- A I Mct'ulley department of the ship building bout over except ex kaiser and his Mr. N’ F. Lizette. Miss Olive plant. sun, Crown Prince. I think there Lezette and Miss Alive ISranon Rev. L. E. Wright left yesterday SANFORD FLORIDA is trouble has just been begun and 1 were shopping in Sanford Wednesday! for a short vis it to ( ‘r e s e n t Cjtv. Mrs, Ensign daughter and s>.n Mrs. II ll( McCall has returned 3E of Jackson vilb are Visiting Mrs. from LakelitmT w hen' she was called bp "1 by the d e a th of her father Rev. Edward. Argo. A N Y QUANTITY ‘ Mrs. Roy White, who has been Mr Stein meyer. The com m unity COMMON BUILLHNti I away on a visit to her mother in sympathizes with Mrs. McCall In her sorrow-, it having been but a Jacksonville returned last week. IMMEDIATE Miss Mabel Swope and father few months since she lost tier mother. 1 DELIVERIES Rr v Mr, Alderman filled the* Mr. S W Sw.iji who returned from , 1 11.i K ,i1 - a! r ;-itiav (.lit*' H.tpi -i ;.pu.| .: !.i ri lit-’ 'lthb.lt ll HD'H * \ 1 fj aft or a s Tunis illness of ; ' III | a Mr.; M months 1 " W (Ijt) .1|.rt S pIp( I Brick Fun* Frani i« t. I 1. ■' ' ; >t ■i'- . It for .i \ l gn Al! ll his liuughtlT duration. < ill .1 NOW OPEN ----- --------- -----M|» l 1 •*1 are >fn a short visit week . >r tell 1l.i> Catering to Commercial Men EAST SANFORD 1 Mrs* C. L. W ist and two chil­ to Ovit-do. and Families Mr, and Mrs. D. R. B ris s o rj 1 \ tin Iran I’Un. lino.! Kate. Hair. It.««>Ribfc dren a n d 'Mrs. Mary Wir-t have gone Tl.e friends of Mr. T. L. CushCarried in Stock . Th«TAVAUES lNN.',T«*1irr*. FIv. to tlie head). ing regret very much to hear of his reached home last Friday T M r:-n r rc . ; -•• >• .............. .. .. .. I. l.is illness in Jacksonville and hope r.e duite an extended trip with * improved sufficiently l : - d . a fmt* time. (tost in ih>. hank aft*. . 11 joyab.e will stiun ------- -------------in— i ' fr-i. Icmiif* Powi'l! Cowan anil s tay witli Mr- Lit , a-by at to return home. tin i| hi* r • Miss Nellie have been II a j t'lM a f> ■ I'lu ■>. Mr a ti d Mr- T ibb n Itn ! 2 \S, Ray .Street Jacksonville, Morula M ar'. guests of Ms and Mr-. W W Mi], Tl « 1 r.» i . r i , . - il i Visitiiiy their mother M 'Will Drive Away ■ /-’.‘liiifx u r t j l . i t t r u t u r c Pi'tonjTfv I iir n in h c d Djum r c« ' h r f i' r the j -us t week, Tkv, have 1* Is AI l k 'him U' V m a 1 r I, - a i >>U I g .1.1 >>l M______ . a J lailie at 11 r i>.,i:g dertli... t for the Mr. N ii Tanner is improving been touring Florida in their car and left Tuesday for their liotne in —■* Jackson yille. 5 To keep cool in this case means dress cool. means to means W e ^ o everything in our power to see that our customers get full values at our place. V* . WhwfcurSprlnjBreaks B. & Agents For International Harvester Co. 0. MOTOR CO. McCormick and D eering Mowing Mach­ ines, H a y R a k e s and Harrows BRICK >ru I I irt- Brit k The T A V A R E S INN INTERLOCKING TILE iiiiin b ie ti S to ck to n C o m p a n y ( y o o d n ig h t j Mosquitos □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n □□ □ fU □ □ □ □ □ Out.of Every Four Livery Cars Right . Here in This Community, Three of Them Use Diamond Tires * * ■ *■■ • * Many tire dealers m eet you with an argum ent about how cheap they can sell you a tire. If their tire had the quality and mileage built into it th at a DIAMOND TIRE has, they would not have to mention the PRICE. Y et a . ‘ DIAMOND chst you no more than a \ . so-called C H E A P T IR E . Wi^ht Tire Company Thcro’a a man at the curb to serve you. SEM INOLE I B - I a B BANK I B i . B ANNEX 1 R . I ON 9 R M AGNOLIA B I • ......... I ■ » i • •. 1 - - I I AVENUE I I 1 I I ,-.mt b p giuratUM Ihoy B ill' l U r \ 1 he Lake Mary correspondent's ■SBjy a* Iona ax you u»o It. P ltii. J sermon was read with interest, our; mil, hixllltful, tmclli ||g« a i>tn* h n i l . Only a fur drcyi nttxMJff m sentiments exactly. Glad to see how amt ]» u can xlrc|i In pearc ami autiJ 5 it looks in print. malaria. Alto rrfom.'-ifinh-i! aa x 9 prcirntallvc agilnM flits, rnachtx, ^ We are rIui! to note that Miss, M l u , Hoc, inllox, etc. *XVIH r.»t \f tiaht the flrtt-a! linen. !8c at Jour j Ruby Hart lias ipiite recovered f. jm dtalor'/, er l-y mall. * m . Iier recent illness. D Mrs. Uchitla arrived last •w e i k ' • from I’hiludeiphia to join Mr. Uchida The tc \-0 -V to « Co., rr-| who cable here sonu» time ago to go Monlgomtry. Ala. . j into fnrming they have gone . to >housekeeping near the Toya. i o -,s. ' W. A.. Knight has gone to t h e 1 western part of the state on a busi- ness trij). Mrs, J. G. Hasty is moving to the Johnson house this week. , Mr- and Mrs. Virgil Hasty will begin housekeeping on Geneva a \ e Mrs. Virgil Hasty accompanied her little sister Hazel Francher home to Chirago Inst week. Mrs. Hasty wfll be away only a few weeks. Mrs. Joe Cameron and young people are at home-from the beach now .t o remain. x Mr. and Mrs. James Estridge will begin housekeeping at the £ampbell place on Celery avenue to he vacated by Mr. and Mrs, O. J.* Pope and A NEW TIRE, TOO: family. I he Popes having bought Mrs. McDonalds home and farm. Well, t a k e it c a l m l y — no use steering Mr._ and Mrs. Graham Hunter and m a k i n g the air blue.. Better were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn at Daytona beach on Sunday. bring it to Kent's vulcanizing shop John Ingram is here again after tyid have it attended to. UeH spending several .months on the make a finished job of It,' in short coast near New Smyrna. order and you won't know the vul­ James Walter arrived, here lost canized shoe from the new one. And week from Georgia where he has it will give new-like service. been packing peaches. He is enroutc home to Pahokee The neighbors gave Mr. and Mrs. .» PHONE 17 I Graham Hunter a deljghtful, house11 > (Continued on page 3) Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florid b^l □ f ¥ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS �i-': ’ ‘ AUGUST 1. I l l s THE SANFORD HERALD ■ 1Vi. PAGE THREE ■ rifie S: A□ DEAL FOR YOUR ROUND DOLLAR — PHONE 181 *'A J > rd for Etrfjr N erd" S O M E O f OUH SPECIAL PH ICE-I SO lb lln *r laid Oklahoma Hoar, 31 lb t i ck IN Ib iB « |ir . . . A (teed S m i t h F rtd , no blerk Build* l a r g e Frame* fc . Purina S tT a lth I 'r r d P urina t 'h i r k r n r f t o a d r r 111.73 I W. C, (>■!■ . ft.10 p ttd V - a V3 115.00 II. 75 . I Y.-J . I l l |h (tra d e l l u d a o v d A i h r i EASY TO CATES CRATE COMPANY, PEE D -------------------------*T~---------------------league and are making raids on the to a reorganized gang th at has been ... J poultry yards. operating in the s ta te for some time The Longwood parking house has and these two had twelvo indict been sold and is being torn down and ments hanging over them for.vatious robberies. taken to Mt. Verde, Mr. and Mrs. D u ra n t are greatly l.ongwoodites are very thankful .of Jack- I'lcased to^gAt liack iheiLcur ua.thcy -Hcre is^your chance ip sonvUle as it l o c v e r a l degrees cooler. had only owned it fur a few weeks you are looking , Charlie Hartley, T. P. Lewis and’ and i^ was new and in good condi­ ’ for a real J. T. McGahey w;ent up to Sanford tion. SuerilT Prady and his efficient on Tuesday afternoon to see the ball Irish Buggy made of all game between Sanford • and Lake­ deputies deserve credit for their hardwood, full bolted and land. prompt work in I ending o(T the Standard Size Wash Hoards extra wide steel, wheel. thieves before they could get out of Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent last Thurs-. Brass 70c Glass 60c th e .s ta te or d isp o sc o f the car. day in Orlando, the guest of Mrs. Price $4.25 Whlte\Metal 45c _ ‘ Maurey. . • Longwood has organized a base RACE PLOTS IN CHICAGO ball team and is practising for her first game which wi|l be against Mt. Stale Troops Ordered uui lo Quell Vonle. ■• Trouble Real estate is on the boom in oiir Chicago, July 30.—The stute.tro ipa town, one party having five d iffe re n t1were ordered from th e armories toolTers for one piece of property. night to various points regarded as HARDWARE Requests for the Miss Alice Tethrrly and Mrs. danger centers. for i Mincks of Orlando will spend a few tropps was made to Adjutunt-Genduys camping at Greenwood Lodge (oral Dickson by Mayor Tnompson HARD WEAR * on Greenwood Lake, to c ont rol the race riots. Kook Stoves, Yes! The decision to use troops to Plumbing patrol the dangerous parts of the No. $14.75 DURANT CAR RECOVERED trouble zone was taken tonight us u and Sheet Metai No. 8 - 17.00* Good Work of Sheriff’s Olfirp f.u- precautionary measure nfter Ad­ Contractors jutant-General Dickson hud made r.aies Car at Palalka a round of the South Side negro The Ford car of II. C. Durant, district uni its envoiriuejits. who lives near Lake Mary was stolen He «• d the VtMillion was more (early last Saturday morning and i Ids force were serious . Miiui twenty-four hours be­ |i was not. deemed necessary and tracked the fore (Continued from page 2) J. T. McGahey returned from car south. Deputies Whidden and at the time the mayor asked for the - - __ § Coronado Beach on Monday. j Tillis went as far its Haines City troops to proclaim martial law and whether Governor Lowden was pre­ warming Tuesduy evening. Every­ Maurice Clauser was in town Sat­ and lost track of the car there as pared to lake that step was not one was invited to come and they ioz hi- thieves Minted north urday. Maurice has been working made known. It seemed to be gen­ enjoyed the evening. Refreshments in Now Smyrna for the pant year. j The sheriff's office kept the wires of iee-cream cake and leinorade * hot meantime and sent post ■urds erally believed (lint placing Hie Miss Willie Fav Kineuu and Ma»- describing the car all over the state militiamen on patrol duty would were served. * ter Martin Rineau are visiting t h e i r , ar)y Thurs(Jay lm,r„ing sheriff prevent further serious rioting. Tom Sullivan has returned from tturhuli*. | u afcjan nf Put finin' County nailed "From wliui I have seen this France and will be with Mr. Fish un< v 1,1 Wilbur Waits will not return home two negroes in -the car near I'ulut- afternoon and evening, I should ai his farm on Cameron Ave. during as soon as expected as the ship he is ka* They failed to halt at his tom- judge the situation and temperament the conjing season. on _ the Seattle has liePn ordered mnnd and he shot them bringing of the people is more serious than to San hrnneiseo. tincar lo a halt It proved to be it was at this time the night before," I.ONGWOOD PICKUPS Coons,- foxes wildcats and “ Brer the Durant car and (be two negroes said Hie adjutant-general. I E. Phipps was calling on friends n Orlando* on Saturday. PGisuma” Seem to have found a were recognized as men tielonging There were four deaths and a score of persons wounded or beaten n continued rioting today. The outbreaks were widely scattered. Of the fmir deaths, all of which were the result of shouting, two were the resuot of wounds received in the riot­ ing of Monday and Tuesday nights. Tonight the official death list for four days showed thirty, of whom seventeen were negroes. HOUSE Jim - mt- great natural curiosity from the Florida Swam ps LEE BROTHERS T COUNTY HAPPENINGS J , ?„ Slti r S " '*»•' Cool Clothes for Hot Days In order to make room for our large line of Fall and Winter Suits for Men, we will close out all of our Summer Clothes at greatly reduced prices. One lot of Silk Mohair Suits in Greys, Pin Stripe and Blues; $10.00 $12.50 and $15.00. One lot Kool-Kloth Suits for men and young men $8, $9, & $10. Just received a new ship: ment of Silk Shirts in solid colors, shirts that will ap­ peal to the man who wants to look well dressed and still be com fortable. COLLARS F o r years E & W has been th e standard o f quality in stiff collars. N o w it is the standard in Soft Collars to o . *w * In all braids and grades, in solid and at greatly reduced prices SA*L » WII.IOM E YOW ELL CO : ' .... .*gTf —* . ff- - - ;** -( ' * — , 1 ’ '' **. . : .j. ' - . i -• ,T7gl Your last chance to see it Saturday, August 2nd, i» the Stumon Block on Sanford Ave. You should not fail to see" this as it is o n e of th e Greatest of Florida Curiosities O U will find a ll three flavors In th e s e a l e d packages-buf look for the name RET I TIN WIRE LINES Government gives Telegraph and Telephone Lines to Owners. Washington, July fit.— Govern­ ment control of telegraph and tel­ ephone properties will end at mid­ night tomorrow* night. Orders for their return to private owners were bsin d today by Post maMer-General Burleson ns required under a resolu­ tion adopted by congress and tjignvd by President \\ ilson ten day^ ufo. Mr. Burleson, in a statement ac­ companying his order, said sound public opinion ultimately* would de­ termine "how this trust has been trice* and that he was content - to abide by the result. Besides this re­ ply to' criticisms of bis management of the wire companies the post­ master-general also iotik a parting shot at thp Postal Telegraph Com­ pany most of tlie officer.1! of which were removed* several months ago because of which he te rm rd inter­ ference with government .manage­ ment ' The postmaster-general did not mentjon the company by naint', but nai<l that "with one notable J* tl.o ueason for which is thoroughly untl£n>tood by those who lutvcdtept informed," every wire company had given him loyal co-op ern linn. Under the resolution of congttt* directing the return jaf the compan­ ies, government-fixed intrastate te!e*j hpone rates are to rem ain' in- force for four months, unless sooner chan* * ged by r ta te commissions, but no provision was made as to telegraph rates, Clarence H. Mark ay, presi­ dent of the Postal Telegraph Com­ pany, in urging' congress tp progress for speedy return of the properties Kidney1 dleeane Is no r»*p*cter of persaid his company could reduce rates ■on*. A m ajority qt the ills atmcting P«°P1« today can be traced back to 20 per cent, and still raen a profit kidney trouble. Tria kldner* * r e the m eet Important and a rate war between the tele­ organa ot lb * bodr. T h ar are the graph companies was viewed In fill# rare, th e purifiers, of your blood. KNaar dtiaaaa la liaually Indicated by some quarters as a possibility,. weariness, sleeplessness, nanrouaneaa, despondency, backache, stomach trouTelegraph rates were increased Oj*. pain In loins and lower abdomen, atones. gravel, rheumatlam, ectatica approximately. 20 per cent, last gall • m lumbago. March to meet increased salaries d eran gem ents a re nature's * * “ * 1 t» w arn you th a t th e kid n eye of operators and other employes and rising costs of materials. warn 17 ■ * i IT’S NOT YOUR HEART . , Jig IT ’S Y O U R K ID N EY S . _ r- r .• d le te ly . The soothing, h ea lin g olt stim ­ u la te s th e kldneyet retievee Indem m etlo n i end destroy* th e germ* w h ich bav* caused I t Do h ot w att u ntil to­ m orrow . Oo to your d ru g g ist today and Insist on OOUD M E D A L H aarlem OU Capaulea. In tw e n ty -fo u r hour* y e a should feat health and v ig o r returnin g end w ill bless th e d a y .y o u first beard o f OOI.D MEDAL, H aarlenr OU. A fter you feel th a t you have cored y o u rse lf, continue to ta k a on* or tw o oop suleo each d ay, so aa to k eep la first-d a a a condition and w ard off lb * d a n g e r ot other n tta c k a for the o rig in a l Imported GOLD • l**w H eavy re­ funded ! f they do not h elp you. ' ‘IP * wT . •» ” * . -3 =^. _u=- » _j •^ ,- > �,1 * .t ■ ■ - --: ^ ISs H■,»*•»■■ i V..V; » ‘ ’*-*J-‘" •G^a --.^*3 ‘ -L . -^iL* p^.._%.."s^-=>» the m '- Y Post is boosting the prison farm'.as a fine resort. All his talk about tlte fine qualities of That place will not make it popular either ns a winter or summer resort but I suppose those who stay there are satisfied all right and have no intention"oT moving. • • * Ladies Ready-to-wear and . Gent’s Furnishings . , . Everything in up-to-date Styles Right from New York . ^ New Y ork Ready-to-Wear 3 1 2 Sanford Avenue . . . «*. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS hsi BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JU ST BETWEEN YOU AND M E" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN .IT A Chief In Among Ye Taking Notes 'and Faith. " H e ’ll Print ’em "— So Says Saunlerer. Jusl An 'Idea" It .is just uil i'ii it that was nil that he hail— Ci !innln.x tin so ages tig.i it was just an “ idu" —hut w e m g h t iii l> lls our roll!l: 1: B >11 IV • $ 1 i i i i l i was just an "idea’ g. Stevenson's mind. When to- saw the >ie.t I " 1 I t J, kettle. I 1 i i i raer.’i n, li iirul'i IS H . .■ f \ t i t7 . Tj sH 1 1n »■ With their - metal. i hfimti of But he’ll find it, if he troubles to trac e it began As "just an idea" in the brain of a man. — Popular Engines • • f * It was just tin "idea" Thomas Ed­ ison naught Hut tin* light w;t’ nut flame we go* from it. With another "idea" was tlit* photo­ graph brought And tiie " movies ’ that came like . .! If, V.li t I i ■If ■' "»«*r t i :f LINC OLN HULLEY, Ph.D.i Lllt.D., I.L.D.. Presldcnl Del,and. Florida 4 SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG T H E (1 It A I>1, AT II D E P A R T M E N T —I k j r . . . o f M i . I . r of A rts a n d H H cntn T H E f o u n t ; i : OK LlUKRAL A R T S r o H M E N —T o r B l r - s n a d«»«rtm»Bi. T I I E r-OLl.KlSr. OK I.IRF.ItAL A ltT S I O D W O M E N — A wom an d r j n . . . dur mil (tries. ■ "* T I I E t o 1.1.11011 OK I.A W — G r a d u a t e . practice in Florida without ournlnaiUn T IIK f O L t . E O E O F E N G I N E E R I N G — C ouraca In’ r n ( l n r r t l n f l u i l l n i to d r g trr, T H E C O L L E G E K i l l T E A C H tlK H —K speriallr far Florida l . a c k c n . T H E C O M t :r ;i: OK IIL.HINK.NM - l U n k l a f . Ito o k k .o p in e , Hhorlhand, T j p c t l i n , T H E A CA D E M Y Prepare* tor i l l t)l(h ( r u l e e o l l . ( m . T H E S C I I O O I . i l l M E C IL A N U r A R T S — For b o jo a n d young men. T H E S C I I O O I . OK M l ' S I C - P i n r , pip* o r f a n , rlolln, voire. harmony, thorn* . org T H E H C IIO U I. O F F I N E . l l t T S — ' a * ' , , Special Attention is Called to I. Hie I ri l im ln a r ) C o u rt* In A g ritu llu ro —lliila n y , lll*lo(r, Organic and >ln .r C k - m U t r y , q u a l i l a l i t e a n d q u a n l i l a l i r . inalyolt, Aytleulimol Cht M ineralogy. uooJ.ily. etc. -■ T h e I’rc A trd ira l C o u r i r —r h y i lo l o E r . Illulogr, Analatnr, llarlcrlolagr. llU tr . l , - Zoolugy. n r l i n y . (1 .ncrai ChemlaUry. Inorganic Chcmlatry, Organic C h r m la itP (Ju a lila llv c l i d t l j a n i i ’allre CbrmUtry. IVymlta. r *’ 3. T h * C a u r a e for llcl . j u a W nrkcra — In lllhllril U l r r a lu r r , lllnlorr, EntlUK e... rh.ilney, P c d i z o s y . E th lc j, L u |l c a n d 1 hc lim . "• l •>. I “SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS” H o o d --G o o d y e a r an d F isk T ir e s an d T u b e s R E P A I R W O R K O F A L L K IN D S F O R D S A S P E C I A L T Y MOBILOILSandGASOLINE ACCESSORIES C ltf: PIl \\ a?-hecl and Delivered—We Will Call f ir :nid !'*; liver Vuir Car. Hera!':! !* tfil* i*. W» ID*^ "r<r»^ NO. U>UU NO. 1 1IH I! i:u Ads U III Brins’ KesuKs ! ., :* l" f m I J, Records ii . t ,1 •f rv r!9 Inspiring Marseillaisc'sun^ in English by Graveure h Orjvrore ii one cl the few living am .1 1 great i nough to givc all the glory of the world’* tong of victory, the tong that taved France and civilization, cleir to its trernendout climax "for Vict.try or Death '^Coupled wiih ”'nie Trurn, peter, ’ al:o rung hy Cu cure. A-GlOfi -Jt^O f a / / Maurel Malces Marvelous Record of "The Rosary" . John B. Stetson University JiiiMilll!!l'!!!llilllli:il!!ll!lll!’ll!:i!!i!illl!l!l!llinilllllllllll||||||!!:|!l!!ll!|||!ll!ll||!|||||||||||||||l||!|l|||||||||||||!l!ll|||||l|||!!!l I K If v . .iiui ffv I DAIRY I M PR O V E M ENT Itoscland Dairy Obtains Pasture and Building New Barns.’ The Roseland Dairy realizing they growth of Sanford and the future business of dairying has leased 700 acres of pasture lands near Monroe nnd will erect barns nnd houses and everything suitable for the carrying on of the dairy business upon n large scale. The present location of the dairy was somewhat cramped as the celery farms were encroaching upon the pastures year by year nnd Mr. Stapler, the manager, cast about for a pasture of sufficient size and in a location where he could get the use c! it for many years to come and found this place near Monroe where the St. Johns prairies are Covered the year around with the best grass and where % all kinds of foruge grasses can he planted and dairy feeds of all kinds can he raised. The new buildings at Monroe will be equipped with the Louden fix­ tures which are Supposed to be the last word in sanitary dairy fixtures and the Roseland Dairy will be up to date and clean and saqitary in every sense of the word. Mr. Stapler believes in giving his patrons the best of dairy products and keep* iog them clean ;yid sanitary in every respect and his new plant , will be one of the best in th e ’ state when it is finished. * Headlines in the papers say that there is no shortage ill sugar, that tlte government will dump alt their various kinds of canned nnd con­ densed beef on the market and that Jacobs Return from Trip the prices must come down hut as Mr. and Mrs. Tihlen Jacobs of J yet they lu x e not, yea, verily they a So next lime you Lear someone are going up higher each minute. ChuJuota have returned from trip of several weeks spent in Ohio any with u sneer. Does tiie government joke tis or and Kentucky visiting friends and ; I'll not pay fur ; ,.j f.,r it's just not? relatives. The family rouilitm 1 1 i ; an idea!" • *>■ • had been planned and which w.is Itemind him tt f i isn’t a I liing *1 like tn wander down toward the to be held in Colorado was post­ 1 ''lit he 11*. . take front where the now hotel is poned on account of the death of T it tit d • " '! d.i’ .e i. l * ■ t htp being built ami whqre the Masons Mrs. Jacob's father who died in NOUTi « I • :t IUt-i, are going to build and where we are Colorado a few weeks ago „ \ to have that pavilion ,uid ja e h t flub Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs will open A n d , tell iu. i i lien IMi t a tui.l or and "everytiling". The hotel started the Lake Monroe school tin Septomm a h ttie and foNtererl by my obi friend. I her l*| „nd will ti a. li there ,|Ur:ng T h a t I, ' . ■. • ’ '■ .1 - .iinl Do* other I"1.. - " h "■ the me i oming winter a-* as they did la>l i an *”4 -iiniething ahead I A de| year money for llo*Ue>el\ci Wlieii lou really begin to figure up what tin Moral Purpose. ho’ I m> nii-i t" Sanford i| loo). Th*‘ L'riMil»"4l u»tfk filwiivs o r> tii' ' t hi " f .r r- m I 'll I of in 11'1T *i v 1’ i t 1 u ?tins f f f ’j*v f'l 11 New July Numbers of J ’(: n yh , ll .■ \\h t'iU c • ■ ’ s*,», Sanford. Florida wonderful ■ . ■ ■® r fiS£9p* J'15S411Ik Ha n f o r d h e r a l d ■t--------------------- ------------ ----------- Latest New York Styles BD fi r jp^j - . ' JpuspR 0 ' . V>: Sf PAGE FOUR ■ m e - 11 . *t£*C E t- ’ P>• • A U *5: "Likt a itf ing of prirll’*irnlrr J come • he divine note* of Maurel'ivivid voice in thii tong dial hat touched a million heart*. So pure tnd tweet n d limpid or* they that theRiound would toothe a toul in torment, On the reverie of (hi* record Mlurfltingt"Ai Dawning.’1 A-2724-H.OO IJ ’ Hi j • « f n t r |r -I «r. ■■ ' 11 r ’I urn* )•• Ltof li;. adding uuuthi’r *■. i • t i n ’r big 1• :iI,!_■. .* ilmvn I =~ TZ I. V a) ’ Mil We _ 11.', i,i l! .i I ..r to t i t lit-1 Mivini’ ^SS • M M*- i. ' Mn, v.’ ' r i'M * r 1 i i a <1 . it ' Since my last effusions I learn that more city properly is changing hands and more people are chased intn D.c street. 1 am buying a tent gilt'.ug remit fur the litre when I v.il) have t.i mine Dr else t irn down a tine '(fir f<*r my properi This ^ 1DM is , ei t mil;, min ing day in Sanford ITT In a ii a id i i ' i! i- I In righ' kind of —« spirit in build a city. * (.“ ■ * i want to congratulate the City Council on the line appearance of ft* Central Park. It looks lijte and n iw if the same kind of treatment cun be accorded the lake front be­ fore the fall season it will look like Sanford was a real sure 'enough tourist tiiivtt. _All the pi'n an l pnuim which only .Stracciari, at kit grratrtt, could convey, are in thii wonderful outpouring of love. Thii Neapolitan tong give* you Siracciari at hit men intpired height*. 49522—| ! J 0 * Tk* H Ulioti In J.+y*inti dr. ii *41. iM I* |V* 1 ip’-kwJt’i I.kjt |t G'Hrui, Mutil m4 II Ftllf 2 ittUiftiiHj vlffia ikT*. mJ 11Jutf I III im» m4 4Ni-Mey* . * f- w M lift ikm /III *md 24U •/ C*try W**4 COl-L'MUIA U R A FH U P IIO N L C O U P A H Y , Ntw Vo* faS,. g' ^ ^ H. L. G I B S O N S a n fo r d , F lo r id a Fl'LL LINE OF PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS On account of tiie continual increase in labor and all merchandise, e sp e c ia lly cleaning and pressing supplies, all press­ ing1 clubs have been forced to increase : : : : prices as follows : : : : rs 2 Piece Woolen Suits Pressed 8 3 * And speaking of cleaning up did you ever notice what a wonder* fill difference it makes in the appear­ ance of the city when everybody gets busy with the yards and vacant lots and tho parks and every space ^ that needs cleaning. It makvj no difference whether you own your home or rent it the home and the premises should be kept clean and made attractive. All this makes for u clean and healthy and beautiful city. * Dispatches state that a religious cult fn England b e lie v e'in going round naked and say that in a few years the entire world wilt be taking up the plan without clothes., I do not like the idea hut can truthfully say that unless tiie prices come down at! of us will be going urnung naked whether it happens to be our re­ ligion or not. ka s U N IO N PR IC fcs E F F E C T IV E A U G U S T 1, 1919 | Stracciari Sings Sublime Love Song "Core’Ngrato” i 'u tt tt tt - - - ttr Dry Cleaned tt 2 ” ” 3 tt tt tt ” Scrubbed . tt tt. 1 Trousers Pressed 1 Coat Pressed j | Trousers Cleaned 1 ■Coat Cleaned , - , g Suits Sponged and Pressed 1 .50 .75 .75 P A L M B E A C H and Suits Cleaned * Single Pants (or) Coat Cleaned White Flannel Trousers Cleaned ' $’.75 .40 50 & 75c • * Congress agreed to make it possible for a man to keep a certain 1 amount of booze in his own home. | This was done of course lj^cause it was unconstitutional to take away“j the constitutional r i g h t ’ of a man: given him by the constitution f o r ( his coustitutibn and not because the tn congressmen had any booze of their S S ’GOOD FOIl SIX SUITS PRESSED OR THREE SUITS CLEANED A N D own. Nevuire. * 1_ _ . \ Joe Knrman of the Palm Reach ...................................................................................................................................................m i n iu m C L U B T IC K E T S FO R S A L E * * . -■ _____ < Y W - M * A PRESSED �»-- w»•,>»»r 5 ' W► »--tt • - *f f “ . ’*$*/<?.- ’.* ■ W W W W W W W p w i^ C T ig m g ^ ^^W W W 1 . . TOE SANFORD HERALD AUGUST 1 1919 , - • • . * • Diamonds Round r IO V V —a n d h e r e is t he v M • -; ^ * • - - •• * • • , •• •; • •• PACE FIVE dresses by Dr. Hyman on "W h at I saw nbroud and relation tit future Christianity.” Next Sunday night he speaks on "W’elfare Organiza-. tions with the A. E. F. as I saw' them." (Continued from page 1) Service begins at 8:30. S|>eeial No. Senator Lodge lias never been music under direction of Mrs. A M. proven guilty of accepting and e a t­ Phillips. ing Armour and Co.’s free gift Join the Temple congregations. roast beef like Congressman Mann but he should quit “ cussin" and Bankston Bros. unite with the millions of human Roberta, Ga., J a n .-----beings all oyer the world where the Old Kontycky Mfg. Cnw flag of Christianity and of civiliza­ Paducah. Ky. tion Moats and work and hope and G entlem ens on bended knees pary to God that A Mr. Will "Witchier of this con/’resident * Wilson’s grand plan to try has some hogs that were down make this * old world fV a fit place in with cholera and had giVen up all | which to live and to die may prove hope of saving them and would not to l>e a trium phant «uccess. spend one penny on them. I gave In my humble opinion the man him one 1f> pound pail uf your It. A. who works and fights against the Thomas' ling Powder and he it ns Grand Plan on partisan grounds and just come in and paid me for it, nnd lor political purposes merits the pro­ advises th a t every one of his sick found contempt of Christianity, and hogs got well and that he killed the execrations of mankind in gen­ them and now has them in his smoke eral and of every father and mother house and that all were as fine as whose boy grossed, the Atlantic Utry he had. killed this year. ocean to fight the German or died I want to add that lie said his in can\j». hogs were down and so sick that he And I am wondering whether the had to pry thjdr mouths open and immortal Shakespeare was permitted his wife poured the powder down to lift the veil of futurity ans saw their thronta. Woodrow Wilson, like the. eagle Please find cheek in full ofr my ac­ soaring in ids pride of place nnd being hooted and iiawked at by partisan count a n d 'w ith kindest regards we mousing owls like Lodge and iteed beg t o remain, Yours very truly. Knox and Horah. Don’t you think , ' Bankston Bros. he was permitted to tfo st«7 it is For sale by Merchants Grocery Co. quite sure that Congress will ratify fi i-5te. the Treaty ,of Peace and adopt the "League of Nation^’ Covenant" Pit EVENT HOG CHOI. ERA President Wilson is human and like The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder Washington and Lincoln and al! the rest, he. has made mistakes, "To has a record of !t5 per chi. t cures of err is human" and many fail to win I fog Cholera. If you feed your hogs complete success, because "he only as directed you need never fear hug is exempt from* failure, who makes cholera or any other hog disease. no effort." l i e ' failed to avoid the And the directions are very simple, war just ended and now makes this just about wlmt you are doing, plus new iHurt He aimed high and has a few rents’ worth of It V Thom as’ won the conlidem e nnd reaped of a ji-ng Powder in till1 feed tviee a vailing world that took notice of W eek l M i n i f y tlimjgh Cholera gel. iii behi' mighty holiest and noble etTorl to ..-it up and istabiish a Leagqeof i fore we know it Then it rrqucvt* Nations tiie chief purpose of which lose ut tent ton to each hog ea li is to improve world cor ■littuns mid hog nuiHl be ihwed .llid if you wi 1 d.-.- I ieni a direct - d, >oil V fl 1' e a \ ..h i I ut .re v srs \ in t ihu ri-.idi is that by solemn tieurci •Cl Vill /.ill lull beltvr tliali tu) |i»-r cent. If you has chiseled tin* name of WOOD- •bin’s the It. A. 'Thom as Hindi illr' 11(i \\ WILSON on th, p.tl 1 : • f i i- 1 1 >U| T 111i■''/ . V. 1 1oi * min manufai tin ■ i .n \ our 1 nine's Paul heon and it will remain d. Ian lllohi > 1. 0 k. IllllllOftid "among the few, t lie . , I♦ For I<* b'. Merrill ill- f.’rnrcrv < u. illr names' 11 u< were not hi TM . t .'.ir v hethei hi-- grand plan prove art P\ l - WJo 1ti ,f'g -mil--. ir out • , ' 9l 1 ‘ ‘I ■A ‘East Coast Special’ ' B ee H iv e s 'jf 1 m Wc are now manufacturing Hcc H i v e .Material from Selected Cypress b o a r d s , “ The Wood Eternal,” which E a s t C o a s t beekeepers seem to be particularly well pleased with. ! .'21 PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS Prices f. o. b, Eau Gallic. Freight must be added 8 Frame 10 Fra mo * 50c tyjch ** 50c each Top H o a rd ___ .......... , --------- - .---- Ijtff'tfach GOc each Standard Body / .................. 58c each 40c each Shallow Super ..t...........*. i .......... 38c each 40c each Bottom Board $1.50 per 100 Standard Frames *. Ends mortised for top and bottom bars, bored for wires, top bur grooved and wedge furnished. Shallow Frames, for supers (same as above' $3.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL S H IP P E D KNOCK ED-DOW N. NAILS FUR• NISIIED AT SLIG H T ADDITIONAL COST In addition to material listed above wc manufacture several different sires and grades of frames,*etc., and will furnish details on rrquest, ''JEm * _ X_ —i '-43 p T tvivtmm in mud you* souse - lY!t»Tni*r, TOSHtr YOU* CROP.” WRITE YARD NEAREST VOL WE HAVE TH EM AT Titusville, Cocoa, Knit G hIIIp , Fort Pierce, Stuart and Miami. Fla. ■ General Offices Fort Fierce, Fla. HILL OO LUMBER BUILDERS -x rM S U PPLIE S '•LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES SEWER IMRE nnd DRAIN TILE \\ I i Vh' 11iti .cf i ituv *• \ ! S*Vt co 11 v ii ic in x reason w h y :— W e hart; r a is e d th e D ia m o n d A djustm .ent b a ses m ore th a n 40 per c e n t — imd i1 • ' i a **1 !j» 1 u, 111j1 _* Iiw1I'l■ «+rI'l* 11i .1 V' ' •Ir.> ,.t ii "r u \ it H l l,t *>. i ' .tie • •• d d . 1■ mu |L 'll II',' '|li'd to Mil f, d . lei ' ■ a » opipiv't. tu. thing and i <i du something and en.'npeli | coj dr til think of other-* \ ll it III |b. well a* -J Iki liis.-l \ . *adv sloiw ii shat tld± dent bn- ait* . . r'.l | | la la I' • r f u n I • * f on F ab rics to 6,000 m iles; on C ords to 8,000 m iles. O n th e old a d ju stm e n t b ases, cla im s for a d ju stm e n t k ep t g oin g d ow n an d d ow n in n u m b er till th ey a l­ m o st v a n ish ed - - w h ile sa le s kept g o in g up an d up. T h a t w a s proof th a t D ia m o n d ’s q u a lity w a s better th an th e old a d ju stm en t figu res indicated — so m u c h better th at w e raised the a d ju stm e n t b ases m ore th an 40 per cen t. T h a t ’s h o w good D ia m o n d s are. N o w ’s the t im e lo p u t on D ia m o n d s — all ’round. T h e n ew adjustment bases also apply on all Diamonds n o w in Use or in the hands o f dealers. ADJUSTMENT Fabrics - 6,000 Miles Cords • 8-000 Miles Wight Tire Company Seminole Bank Annex Magnolia Ave. SANFORD, f , _ Barag>f»*- a-r-i- • : PEACE TREATY AND WILSON MEAN MUCH r.n - ■ -• FLORIDA .• S Q U E E G E E TREAD 1 ;. in I I'l .in • * ' veil a.s if ■’\l.**r t'lug-i. lu.H <f its present prosperity as shown by* the Herald nnd iff bright and rosy future just ahead of us. * Your record letters and edilofi'nlk have been deeply inlum sting, extintir.igiiig ai d inspiring The Herald | ai-Is full uf news reaches us regular­ ly nnd we an i ,-r and id wavs 'de­ lighted to see ll It keeps ils lit close touch' with Sanford and Sanford people as wejl as Florida and the t S With kind remembrances and good wislies for you ami yours and all Sanford. 1 remain, Yours truly, A. M. THRASHER, p. S. The flag of our union is dilat­ ing on our balcony to d a y .. • ~~ ” ” i The Baptist Temple One hundred ami fifty in the Sun* day School last Sunday. The Auditorium was filled at both morning and evening hours uf wor­ ship. Dr. Hyman, the pastor, preach­ ed in the morning. Dr. Brownlee of the Presbyterian church in the evenbig. ' On Suturnny night, Dr. Hyman performed the marriage ceremony of Mr. Lnwtie Oglesby and Miss F.ffic Burnette at the Paslorium. 8j Mr. J. A. Williums and Mrs. Hester Belli gin were also married by D/. Hyman at the home of Mrs. Lyons. An interesting and enjoyable swim­ ming purty was given.on Thursday aftcrnoo.n for Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Hytnan ut Palm Springs. Mesdames Forest Gntchel and J, B. Caldcr were givers of the party. • The monthly Missionary society of the Temple was entertained hy Mesdames W. C. DeCuurscy and David _*Spcer. A most enjoy able social' Was this. Bigger Brotherhood will be the general subject of a series, of morn­ ing sermons at the Temple for Aug­ ust. Next Sunday at 11:45 "BegInnning Bigger Brotherhood” will be the first of the series. Do not mirs a single sermon. T he Sunday evenings will he ad- * -« , a.-: . dm m * * ♦f ■x X heOnly W ay To Cut Down | | T 1 ' The Hig&Gost Of Living ■ X Buy Your Groceries at Reasonable Prices and Carry them Home. The New Shopping Way will Save You Money X X • 1 x x X JUST a FEW PRICES for this WEEK I X Crisco, 11 lbs. Crisco,. 8 lbs. Crisco, (i Its. Crisco, 0 lb«. Sugar in small quantities Butter, lb.' Best Sugar Cured Hams Cood Rice, lb. - X X l ima Brans, 2 lbs. for Navy Beans, 2 lbs. for Dry Peas, lb. Snow Drift Lard, 2 lbs. Sr.ow Drift l ard, 5 lbs. Suow Drift Lard, 10 ibr. Best White Meat, lb. Corn Beef Hash r $ S '5 ' .75 I Sugar Cured B eakfa t Bacon. 5()c Pound I Prices Prevail on all Goods in the § House. Come Look X X ' MRS. G. C. CATES . . F i r s t ' S t r e e t , B e t w e e n C h a s e & C o ., a n d • • IIIIUIIUIIXI J o e ’s S m o k e H o u s e ixiniiiiiniixiiiiiiniiiixi X �-# .* • ■ ; h- *♦ r *• ' f * •t l2-£i‘:£L : * p .l c e V THE .SANTORO HERALD six Iti’ * - ’ .*• _ * T- •» S?- V?< AUGUST l, tgjg — i-_J_1 _1— " teeming THESANFORDHERALD reports ;olumns andare change* in with good surrounding country is prosperous ; m m m m m m m m m x x x m x x x ren^cestate when they reacL a live newspaper. and advertisements of (he local The locals attest it and the adver­ R. J. HOLLY. Editor merchants that town shows that it tisements attest it arid the whole f W. M. HAYNES, Bunlness Manager LET NOT-THE SUNSHINE OF TODAY is alive, progressive and moving paper breathes the spirit of the com­ ahead. A lienee of advertising shows munity. Thus it is almsot certain Published Every Kriday by blind you to the fact that there arc tomorrows that will have some . that it is a dead one. The Herald that a man contemplating making a _________ is filled with advertisii g right now change of location can be irresist-1 clouds and that to keep the sunshine in your heart you must he 1 in the middle of a n .nor apt,! every ! ably drawn to Sanford if he is abb * —*<• o s ? ! ? ™ ™ '* IN A" ,> bo ^udy knows that Sanford is ‘mnrning to get a three month subscriptiot] conservative, careful and SA,VIXCI. Real sunshine is the kind that SIX m o n t h s ___’ law witiimiA reading-the news columns. iu the paper. He reads every line tiikek m o n t h s ________________ Si And the Daily Herald w.ll show it Of it a!»ough he does not know any you help make yourself. ■■■ ■ ' -------- — to - th e m every day in the week. | one here, He soon becomes familiar Eilwid u S»<oi>d-Cl*M MaU Milln AuituM lind Keep it renting. with all our ways and all our people IMS, *1 Ibe PnlglUn al Hanford, I', rlUa Uihlri An sf March ltd, ISTi and all our struggles for those tilings - - 0 ----CAPITAL S30.000.00 SURPLUS S15,000.00 that*, we should have and finally !< OfBr«: l lr r i l d Dolldlog T H E QU ESTION OF LABOR The labor question looms on the he reads that we accomplished these amat — \ • Man named Scharfsrhwerdt runs horizon of all business affairs and wonders in city building or farm . the Ford station at Okeechobee, it is som ething that will have to he improvements and he decides that lie should change his nam e to definitely settled if we are going to Saftfprd and Scminolo county is Ford al once. proceed io build a greater A m e lia , the place for him and he comes down Wages are high and going higher and to look it over for himself with the Rumors of another wholesale gro­ yet they are not high enough to result that we gain a citjzen right R. R. DEAS, C. D. COUCH H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND cery here means that other u hHe- enable the working man to buy the now. Many of the progressive coun­ P*aal4aal * w .r ra«id,i Cuhitl An't CiihU* sale concerns will soon recognize high priced food stuffs and clothing. ties of the state barked by the the claims of this city as a com m er­ The farm er and the Thanufaoturer board of trade are sending out three and the middlemen say that they months subscriptions of the local cial center. must get more for food and clothing papers ahtl getting rich returns in new people. This county does hot x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x A cold storage plant to have a a- because the laboring, man wants do this and in the absence of any parity of - fifteen carloads of ruits more money and so it goes from day preconcerted movfeihiht along that and vegetavles Ls onf* of the many to ,daV with the ultimate consumer line it would he well for our people Big Fred Bass was swinging a dozen Anthohy Jones, of Enterprise, Fla. of the C ourt House in Sanford, getting more into the corner where improvement* planned for Sanford. Sanford men around his head. If ROBT. \V. DAVIS. Seminole County Florida at M he knows not where to turn. 'Manu­ who have relatives or friends in Paiatka Herald. he coyld only swing little Paul 6l-5tc . Register. o’clock a. m. on Monday the 1st other states that are interested to facturing and business will either ------0 Higgers around his head once he day of September A. D. Hi 19 all send them a copy of the Herald erfme to a standstill or there will be Seminole co.unty roads bonds sell a revolution. The wheels will turn every week. You will he surprised would he a duisy and Paul worked In Uirculit Court. Seventh Judicial the right, title and Interest, claim at a fine premium. There1 Is no in­ so fast before long that they will at the results. As the Timfs Union on him so well that Fred was glad Circuit of State of Florida. and demand of Katherine \ \ . Fii vestment better than bonds of a fly to pieces. We cannot stand for truthfully said last week about the to shake hands and call it a day. * The Merchants National Bank gan. Charles Selby Finegan, Josei 1, of Savannah , , , Florida county that is improving The tepm has been missing the Finegan, Mrs. B. L. Lambert, Jam-s increased prices on freight, on labor newspapers: vs. itseR permanently.—Tampa Tribune inspiring presence of Stuffy Stewart McElroy Parramore, Agnej Pa and on everything and yet the man "D a y after day and week after Lucy C. Finegan as Administratrix ramore, EfITe Parramore ar i Eli* iand we are all hoping that his -ankle who is making it possible for us to week, year by year the newspapers Our campaign for apartm ent live cannot stand it either. There of Florida present the most valuable and Ids hand will get in shape in of Estate of Joseph Finegnn, deceas­ heth Parramore, ai heirs of sad Jo eph Finegan. doceasttl, in and i bouses in Sanford will hear fruit in must he a ■giving way somewhere sort of information, facts concerning time to hold us on the top rung of ed, e ta ’.' By virtue of a judgement render­ the SWLf of N E ' i of St tion ! the near future so we are informed. or we will perish in the land of plenty the development and growth of the ladder. ed in the Circuit Court of Orange Tp. ^0 S. Range IJI East and t.e jJLet them come al once, li is the I Florida, facts that arc* of inestimable What is th e solution? county, Fla., in proceeding by eirc N W ’| of S E ’^ of Section Is, T t. Anest investment in the United value to all who read these daily Won Lost facias to revive the judgement in 20 S. Range a t East in Semino *; Slates. | Everybody lias iheir own particu­ and weekly publications of the state. Sanford 9 1-1 above entitled 4eause and for ex­ County. Fla. lar ideas and cures for all ailments If any one should take the time.and Bradentown ‘ r:*b*r“ ’tTi** I 4. 11 ecution as to certain heirs of Jos­ Stonewall dackson Triplett of the arid the e d ito r of the- Herald can the trouble to garner these items and Tam pa 14 12 E. E. BllADY, eph F:ri?gan, deceased nod execu­ Okeechobee. News says he will not only see from tlijs distance a getting articles, which tell of Florida enter­ Lukeiapd 11 12 tion homed thereon I have levied up­ together of labor and ■ capital along SherifT Seminole County. Fl.i. print the nuine of any candidate 9 13 prise and achievements he or she Orlahdo on and will sell at the front door for ofllce in hi* paper unless, the e\’e ry.[ine if the world is to move would have voulmes of material, all Bartow 9 17 notice is. paid for Quite rigbl, old and the people are to live. The more nr lea*, valuable as information succession uf strikes will not solve t l ap. ipiite right. concerning the st^ite. of the work NOTICE the question. The raising of railroad mui the achievements of its people (I Bids will he re c e iv e d fo r t r a n s rales fn!|t>w I hi* raise uf employees | of th e vnried p ro d u c t s of its soil a m i p o r t in g school c h i ld r e n in D is t r ic t l< i- a .id i iirninelitary on I In lingo*. and lh' aarne employees (.inlay i ifs in d u s t rie s an d t h e ve ry u m n y t N o . 1, on t h e f o ll o w i n g ro u t e s for * !■ '...I nim •- id ttuiigs in iitiii at g/ealy* advalreed wages are tjni . * t h in g s t h a t go i n t o t h e m a k i n g o f ‘ school y e a r 1 9 1 9 -2 0 . o' n. in_ of uu’r pcnpli 1fl Vt-Ht saving a n y rn«#r** m o n e y i l i u a ih e v c o m m o n w e a lth great and prosl i t i r u'li.cy .li out of tu\Vt i T i t i r |j n Route No- ! Celery avenue and did al h a i r i i , - w ag e- y e a r - ag" p*To'i>- T h e a g g reg a te g a rn e r in g of lb uniat! avgnin* M i* , ' .' III I tin || Is -111 I Vault Ujci'ri, Fire Proof Safes,. to Cameron C|ty. III IU * jmv *• t l i * ’ 3ni ■gill t h *se f a c t s ' for u Hing.e year w o u ld j 11 -11'ttii-iit right at t heir very doors door.-*. Route No. 2 - Snnford avenue to W e ii h o u ld r a i l a h alt *arnl begin ’ In* a m a z i n g in - v o l u m e ak*l listen k () llbli-r Spritig> Safe!) Deposit Boxes. I. ■ ■n III ■ ll.il I ht 1>,,| I II. *;,.<! to - i m up lb * ' j i i t a ' i o n I I w* m u kg, a- a ’ i -j d o ! ,ti Tile i ernent R o u t ' N'n .j F irst M r i c t to M o n hr; iig I In i | n l l u r tlnv, ii i (■ i.iii h n 1111ri d '-I in d ' ’ •••! a *'-in i I l.r I • ' or.'.t-ar;. is i h. p u b l i c a t i o n h r((t. ,.ltr!ll. r i n t -tin r 1: U 111 In* ;it ru.il d : t ii \ i *i i t- uf yu ltu * ag ain v. h. re w, cun t h e t e w s p a p e r : of l hi Prompt Dcihery Djx *S4, Lakeland, Florida fa* D alo n g t ,, xxx THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SANFORD PEOPLES BAN SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS Florida Safe & Lock Co. v - g iv in g e. I « i [ lit fit ’A t if 1F I iit.\ i -f il a ilu 'ta r.- • 'I W nftli I i In i t . ilia* I M-t 11 r i.f [ a i d f i.r th in g - the It r e a b o v e re f e r -i l| tsi ’ fiat t f h \ in ire l nan ;i pa- *i I .* • . f I .tr.r,. a ' ■ ’ . i ' Ml ' 1 1 t '. i .-n .d il,. . it, l i a and ' to II,. f, •„ || ■I■ >1 * ,n I bil I' I -III I J-. I.f 11 U |..M- t I- il t .1r . II It.it ;•re going i.-g:. I liuugli i* e V. - 11 Ia : ii •* • a ^ ■* lh ■ an d ti■ r w'M fit * if ’ 1.* nr *r h * ; ■- m- T** i.i i VV\j■ i •t 1 1** in ■a» <1. tide •I l,t-r the tlin 'lv * 'w a m i> e n i p h n i i it'tl.i i * .* r j. F ' r« , tr*l Tl a i'mi’. fa* ' «r * j * ( u - u p e r a t i ve Ihe (Ildv .*■»!.. . i|,- : h. a r e overln-th'iug tin* b i.it in th e w orld w h e n prnpusi I i o n ! Hu n g t h e y invent - >.tr mure In e n t it than his regular wages t h e i r ’ a ’ th e end o f t h e ils ra l y e a r p r o v l d - m n n e y in o u ts id e schemes t h a t p r o - ^ ' h E th at his e n l p l u y e r luis rnude ini-i* so much a ' -t *t*t imtlviiig a t u l ni' t . e y ^ l n ea se u business has m a d e allow a gilt edge g . lu g g in g ■•r tw elvi- . f it . . . ' ... ill ,,t i me, a g m u L j i r o f i t i« one of ll<- I test a n d safest i n v e - * mi nts it t i t t. i d l e d State 'I’ l .i, it In* it a b aftk, f :u t u t y , An a p p u r t m e n i h iiu sP* office nr f a r m let th e e m p lo y e e s t ' i > m here itj S a r d ,, d -bar.* in T1 . p r u s p e r i t ) an d t h e y will he satisfied d . not h u o n r. -e m lii cjise - g nm f uiifiir.se* n or th e a business .urit of a n a i r t u lilu b le ] ...fet|*r>s| -tn**,. anil I lie f-UM>lov*e*«, w o r k in g at aI reasOnalili reus.inat.tc wage tun Jol I; . kfellar was I'lght,, yt-ars lv nl.own that it has not made a old tit other day A hi,, i-*l**hr;,tion profit we believe that ntn'*ty nine wa* Btagcc in honor of the event cut of- one hundred nu-n will he John days to play golf and drink xtlivo oil and live t.i In- un hundred *satisfied to take a living wage and go at it another year closely associ­ ff we had Standard Oil stotk wo j ated with their rtnployer and in, could afford to play golf ami drink his i iiifiilenee and put their shoulder o j ii t oil. As it is now wt <iiniiot i u*n to the wheel to try and make a pro­ drink kerosene. What n Itlessing it fit fur the next year. is to ’ d-ar lohn live so loiij* and In othet words there should he a furnish us with nice gasolene nnd everything and lie only raises the getting together nf {mptoyera and employees and the cut throat me­ jirit-c a few cents a day too. thods of strikes and counter strikes U- o of employees and the riime cut The Midjiimmer Slhlition uf the throat mi-tl'nds of the I g; trusts Florida Grow;cr is u line piece of and corporations should closn for they literau'uru giving the stale a world ure leading us into cltaoli condition of a d ve tisipg. The Grower isnlways from which we can not good >.tit this special effort for the recover and all are suffering surnmfT should bring results and us the natural consequence. results menn a larger influx of peo­ Let Us all get together. ple ir.t-i this stnte this fall. The Grower Mils the tru th almut Florida SEND O U T T H E HERALD a n d —tl*** i-uth being stranger than Tlerp is nn better advertising in fiction gets tfierti every time. C(. >n gratulations to Edgar Wright, Little tiie world than your locnl paper and Jeff, Frank Whiteman nnd nil the it k really surprising how the local rest of the Grower gang. They are paper will .eventually induce people to come here when no other form of all right. advertising will do it. The old adage about the constant dripping wearing Tim new \ alder. Hotel is being \ nw,-iy the stone is true of ull forms a d ve r t i s e d with post cards r h o wt o g , „ f ...iverUsing and ......... dally t r ue the hotel as it will appear w h c n L q , hl n e w s p a p e r People w h o a r e finished and giving some vutuahh living is distant s t a le s and liaVi* an information on Sanford uml Seminole idea of coining to Flunda want tin* cunty. Send out or ft* of these cards local paper and they take a great every time you send a letter out of interest in ull .our doings from the th e state. It will advertise yokr time that they get the first issue town and your county. \Gcl them until they finally puck up and come free at the Herald ofllce. \ here to make their home. Il is the ——0 -----constant reading of the progress we Nothing shows the growth and are making ulong every line as told prosperity of g town us the columns in the paper th a t finally gets them. id the local newspaper. W'.eu the They kfinw that the city and the f im prove liv in g a Mnh m t.-' , ,1 *I\ i . n. | b -1-**' t,-'*<l -;n A igi.i-t l?> i n B ■ 1 ’ ■Jlttard uf t r ’ u i ' i . N. 1 i pel l ' 1* i.l i ate - Rtf o r t ng arid g■iji-.iih;i,g it.-i., ugd at rifles cumertiing the results of wofthy work in grove and garden, on I ar lii a id r a 'ii h. hi fat l -r ami shop Us Well (is Lith refeftTtTc (.. aflI,-, nf \ a r .i t m * 1.1 111:i <i ■ a i l i n g t * 1 . || |I . n . It .!'■• i -r .i- i r. . | ,"| ■ In, n g . . . I 1 tin I I I ill 1 1a t . •> ii.u i i 1 1-. r " ( ..I i . i-r l*u iig w1 |.r. p I. t io ij s a n d I Route N o S ( p - u la . n \H t rat.**j ort ati >n to W ar Tax -*f mi 1 im i U *u! ;:i■:*, Si’ 1 nil) ! ..l V T 1f , Hi..It ll. "11 Li iron. i;:t-2ti ■ O f f Soft *, ^ i * X lu ll r 17 •V » B rin k s Washing*!--*, ! sly ■.‘I-1. After nearlx two lo u r- d<-h,it - ,*'id wlole the ti in jier.it nti ' in rbatuher hovered around the 100 mark, tit, boil-** to ' I,i> \ ' . d t . i *. pent I U |.. r, . lit War I a \ *1f .o.l.i water and - . . n ,t111 Why Don’t You? | f 3 ! * 2* f.i t h e s e d a y s of high p r i c e s y o u * m a y not bo *-j| nijlc f o w e a r e x p e n s i v e I w you c a n d d r e s s e d il I n m d ried . t o h d itm i - all Meat Triist Owns World S are uf value and are made the more Washington, July 30,—The so by being told to others through ability of the big five packers, Swift, _m the medium of the press. Armour, Morris. Cudahy anil Wilson By telling wlud the people of one to determine from day to jlay a gen­ city or town, or of a country n i l amt era! level oil livestock prices, was are .doing those in other pla.. , an derlared me..ntmv. r»ih!<* in the tbird spurri-.l .m to <|„ likewise or j . . i rn-' 1,,,M " f t,i*' prove on u Ijat has been told as r,,l"*rt on the meat industry Io-iag tloi.e t>\ iheir tieigidi' n iimi ninth public tonight Send us • be w o ’l d r e s s e d a ( .*■ clothes, b u t fe e l w ell 2: y o u r .c l o t h e s a r e pro pe rly L e t us k e e p y o u clean. J**! p a c k a g e , it r e t u r n s a n d s e c h o w an d *3,* ^3 open p le a se d it w hen 2; y o u ’ ll b e . 2; I Dixie Steam Laundry f| Rivalry rails t o ad vani i*men t . U. S. Emulatiiiii h e ' s in inifirovemeat. Department of il.c Interior. Land Oftice at Gr.lnrs* illc, Fla. Cooperation brought about l.y a July 28, 1919. realization of what .is best for ad­ Notice is hereby given that Sadie jacent communities and for neigh­ Wallace, widow of Arthur II. Wal­ bors is fostered by the newspapers of Florida which constantly publish lace, deceased, ,of Wekiwn, Florida the facts relative to cooperative who on May 29, 191*1 made Home­ stead entry No/ 012121 for S W* t of work and achievements. Happily the time has gone by N W 1,. N \V ?4 of S W ’i Section 5 when highly colored and pfen a b ­ and N 1* of S E ? ( Section G, Town­ ship, >20 S. Range 29 E, Tallahassee solute untruths were told by uigwise Meridian, has tiled notice, of inten­ boosters of Florida. Now* the (acts tion to make Three-year Proof to are denuuidetl and given by the cxtnhlish claim to the land above press of tin* sjate and they are the described, before Clerk (-fiTcult Court strongest arguments that can In| at Sanford. Florida on the Gth day presented of money either (or bust-S of September 1919. ness or home purposes. Informatio p. Claimant names as witnesses: of the most valuable character is William C. Holiday, of Wekiwn, Fla. contained in the published facts, II. B. Click, of Wekiwa, Fla. iui varnished and without exaggera­ Ebcn Crippen, of Wekiwa, Fla. tion, relative to what Florida is and wlmt her people are accomplish­ W. E. Whidden, of Wekiwa, Fla. ROBT. W. DAVIS ing. And they are becoming grzlify- Register ing more ntitnerhus nnd important G4-5tc. pvery clay." — _ BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office atGainesville, Fla. • (Continued from I’age li July 2G, 191.9. * * , Notice is hereby given th a t John hard for the .position of Cellar y_ Davidson, of Jacksonville, Fla., Champs, trying to nose out Bartow j wof,t . on May 19. 191-1 made homcfor that.position. The only harrier „tead entry No 012733. for N 4 of to their ambition is the fact that it N W 1!. S E * ( of N W 1, and N W 1, rained so much last week they could „f NE> 4 Section 28. Township 18 S. \ not play. Range 21 E. Tallahassee Meridian I We wish to thunk the Orlando has filed notice of intention to m a k e 1 fans for helping us win the games up Three-year Proof to establish claim here. Their sympathy and cheers to tire land above describee), before for the opposing teams are greatly ! Clerk Circuit Court, at • Sanford, appreciated by the Sanford people Florida on the 5th day of Septemespccially since Orlando is s o , far her 1919. down the ladder that no one knows, Claimant names as witnesses: she is in the league except the Or- C h e s t e r Carpenter, of Ostedn, Fla. larnlo papers. John Pell, of Osteen, Fla. The Orlando Sentinel said th a t Martin Shepard, of Osteon, Fla. i wi ri ,--a■'* ■* ■„ , . _ _____ ■■ ! F .F sn r r tc . f i .o r i d a Robert (ilenn Igou, Agt. . : : *(*.»*» Phone 299 *«V.»V,WW.MA9' I ^— -v.1 “In Union There Is Strength” kH E principle applies quite ns much to banking as to soldiers or states or governments. • It is most fortunate that the Fed­ eral Reserve Banking System has been in operation during the war. I th er = *11, . 'I* iiJl The advantages of; thisorganizn__ tion accrue to the customers o f the member banks who at the same time contribute to the strength of the nation's banking system nnd enjoy the benefit of its pro- ^ _ lection. —5 - FIRST pTREN Y»' NATIONAL BANK i MEMBER FEDERAL. R E S E R V E , SYSTEM . , c. = -a:*r- ; - vt i s •• - �«^'qp> T; AUGUST 1. 1*1* THE 8A N F0 r }> HERALD - ’V I E ? ' . PAGE SEVEN they will go to Charleston nnd other points expecting to be absent about thirty* days. .Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. 55-tf Well, yes. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display. Call at our store and get acquainted or phone 11G6 1 Word comes from Biddy Burdick for supply, Large or Small. that he has arrived jn this country and will soon be home. Biddy has Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brad- *day the guests of Mrs. Marrero's Your Patronage is Appreciated, been in France for the past year sister, Miss Lila Johnson. ford a fine baby boy. spending most .of hii time in hospi­ Algood Oleomargarine ami Everbest Margarine.—Always fresh Mrs Lena Leo and daughter Mabel Musson's swimming pool i s ' now’ tal work at St. Nazairc, France are spending the week in Tam pa. open on Wednesdays.. Thursdays, where he was a ttached-to the naval Every white shoe, for men, women Saturdays and Sundays in the after­ branch of the service. GO-tf Dickens Shoo Store. G4-ltc. noon. Hon. Cary Hardee of Live Ouk, Mrs. W. W. Long ia visiting her * Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryan have candidate for governor, was in the brother, J. G. Harrold in Gaines­ returned from Georgia where they, city several days of this week call­ were called by the sudden death of ville. * . ing on his old. friends and making a brother df Mrs. Bryan. (Ask Our Customers) Mrs J I Smith of Montgomery new ones. This is Mr. Hardee’s Miss Virginia Bradv of Jackson­ and little daughter are visiting Mm first visit to Sanford and he was PHONE 166 J. W. Booth L. F. Roper ville is the guest of Mrs Edward greatly interested in the develop­ Marie Smith ment along every line. Pint Mason fruit jars at ,L. ’JP. Betts.- Her many friends in Sanford, are delighted to see tier again. The special bargain counters are McCuller's^ 56-tf Spot Lights, horns, bumpers, mloattracting special attention. Dickens when the. armsticc was signed. He Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb of Geneva SH O P MEN WALK OUT tor meters, everything for the auto­ Shoe Store. 64-ltc has been attending Cambridge, Eng­ was in the city Tuesday on a sh o p ­ mobile. Sanford Cycle Co., *115 ping expedition. Mr. and Mrm J. C. Brannon who land, college for home time before About 300 A. C. L. Employees Hero Park avenue. 59-2tc have lately returned from a trip to coming home. He is the son of Mr. Mrs. Augusta Eigen me tin of At­ Go on Strike Henry and John Lee are visiting the old home iu Georgia bad u nar­ hnd Mrs. At. F. Lovell tof this city lanta is the guest of her daughter Over 300 of (ha shop then of the their both of the pi. being row escape from a, bad accident on and la a Sanford hoy -who tins made Atlantic Cuust'Llnc stoppxd work at Mrs* .Fred Daiger, — ----home from the war, Henry in the Sanford avenue tho other day when a fine record for himself in war and ten o'clock this morning pending Prices, reduced on all goods at navy and John in the army. a drunken driver on another car in peace Mrs. Grace Williams' millinery store. a settlement of Hu' question of high— Stuffy Stewart is nursing a bad ran into them at the corner of Mr. ami Mrs. Humil Tolar and Pr wages that h a s been (a abeyance 59-tf ankle and hand as the result of one Sanford avenue and Second street. family have removed to their old for several weeks. It wsa thought Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Brannon of the games in Bradentown and is Mr. and Mrs. George Watson and home on Magnolia recently occupied lasr night that some agreement R. A. \Viley. is #at the helm in have returned from a pleasant- visit out of the game for some time. little son of Quincy are in the city by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie* Bryan. Mr. would be reached and it is said that the office of the Western Union while to home folks in Georgia. Do like others have done. Buy for Manager 11nil is taking his vacation. the guests of Mr. and Mrs Zeh Bryan purchased this home from Mr. the vice president of the Inter­ Mr and Mrs Baxrton Perkins and the fall. A splendid■»assortment of Ratliff. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Aber­ Tolar several years ago and Mr. national union wanted the matter little son returned last night from high shoes from - which to select. Mr. Wiley is a former Kissimmee nathy of, Daytona are nlso here and Tolar now buys it tmek, Mr. nnd M held up untl! something could be hoy but for many years has been points in Ohio nnd Virginia the party will go to Miami in a few Bryan will occupy the W. W. Aber- done by the government and the Dickens Shoe Store. , G4-ltc> residing in Texas. Complete stock Diamond tires. days where Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. nuthy house at the corner of 8th head of the union and it Is almost Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gonzalez Mrs. Ira*Jackson and son, James Wight Tiro Co. 55-tf certain that some agreement will be and fnmily will remove to Miami Hill, of Paragould, Ark., and Mrs. Abernathy will make their' home. and Magnolia. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodruff in ahout three weeks where Mr. W. P. Booker Jr., of Gadsen, Ala., Think of shoes nt less than last . ronrhod In a few hours. Lakeland Remember every pair of shoes in have returned from a delightful Gonzalez will make his headquarters. arrived last Thursday for a visit of the store is a bargain. Dickens years’ prices! hough the price of and Sanford shops walked nut this shoes arc advancing every month. morning and it Is not known how outing at Daytona beach. Shoe Store. G4-ltc Dr. S. Puleston and Dr. Ralph several weeks with their aunt. Mrs. fi-l-ltc many more will be ntfected. Mrs.- D. C. Marlowe and little The many friends of .Paul Shu­ Dickens Shoe Store. Stevens have, returned from a trip T. W. Williams. X. It. Miller and futnily and E..V. .on have returned; from a months maker will regret to learn t h a t 'h e F* »-i) one hero is hoping for a Quart Mason fruit jars at L. P. fo Miami where they rented ofllces Miller and family are in the city speedy settlement of this strike as visit to Daytona Beach. will have to go to the hospitnl again 5G-tf and expect to remove in a few weeks. McCuller’s. as some of the hlmes ih his shattered from While Springs with-, the view It will rtTfrl every line of business • Gasoline, oils nnd greases, free air. George Speer has returned from . W H E N YOU T H IN K OF CAN arm ore coming .'out through the of locating here in the'Tltnning game. here. - Man to serve you. Sanford Cycle the enstern markets where he has DY T H IN K OF TH E KANDY flesh. Paul was in the Marine Corps They are the nephews of W. W. Cy., 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc K ITC H EN . IF IT HAS SUGAR been busy for several weekg buying in tho Chateau Thcirry fighting and Miller of Moore's Station and the)!' Notice Mr anti Mrs Hal Wight George IN IT WE HAVE IT. STAR his guilds fur his new store which was badly wounded in the hip and have been growing cotton in the The City Council will meet a t Mrl.auglin and Miss Virginia jlriidy he will open about the first of Octo­ White Springs •„ for many* 8 o clock P. M. Monday. August . TH EA TR E BUILDING. -49-tf arm. ' ,7 ,,section ... , wa* at Daytona Sunday ber in the De Forest block. iut Mr It. Weevil has made* , , . , . ■ years but George \\ I lessler of the \\ I*. Itli 1919 to hear complanits if any Born to Mr and Mr*- II I Cluu.e Harry and Carl Ferrari id Fastis ('has Kuniter is polling on a s u i t - ItichurdMib A; (o ,. iif Jacksonville life so unpleasant for them t hut <f r,,ln owners or agents of IC-al a tine N and one half pound baby. „e:i- the guests of their sister Mrs. to dispose of his entire stock of dry w a s 'in the city yesterday lie has they are inclined to try the winter Estate or personal property!he asses­ Mrs. Clause i> ’ tiie daughter of Mr. 1 D. L. Thrasher on Sunday. domls, clothing and shoes urui he the contract for the new Valdez vegetable game and will get farms sed valuation which has been raised. Hot Point and Westinghouse irons, and Mrs. A. J. Lossing of.this city. vvijl rent IPs stnre-,r<iuin to a new Hole! a r.1 1 Go work is priignttsing .here if possible. If. C Maxwell. Misses Jessie and Wcima Graves ilrug lirm I lull will -4art in liusinis^ •l.fterent sixes. At Sanford Cycle Inland Leak-proof piston rings. nicely. Mr, 1letuder is very enthusias­ Tax Assessor of StiIlford Fla. returned .Sunday from Jacksonville here about the first of October. Co.. I i5 Park Ave. 6B-2tc tic about the new hotel and says it All sizes, for all curs. Sanford Cycle j o2-2fc. Erwin Seay returned to his home after spending the week-end with 59-21' There's n man at the curb t*> will he hi ► if tin best in tin- state Co., 115 Park Ave II C M,-Million Dade City Monday after visiting I *heir !*i-‘,t,'rserve you. . 55-lf wki-n It tits bed. I. • cousin Robert I brasher. J Ford parts we carry a lino of Tom Sullivan ts among the lu-f-l Dr. D ( Ward, Ustcopatb is in Rev. George Waldron was in the j Ford parts Top recovers and seat of the Seminole eounty hoys to re­ Sanford on Monday. Wednesday ♦ • Christ rati Science service* C o , H i turn home from France. Tom 'wo* and Fr u> oj each week. 59-tf . ;?y several days this work to thejeovers Sanford Cye • will be held nt the Woman's * Ml iMTHutnt de drln ‘ In at 59*21 c ■h light of Ids many friends Park Ave. with old ("*> , vvben be left Orlando * t ’tii'q 1hi - avenue, lie! iveeu i Mr ,ioH Mr- \\ W • \Lernatfiy c lelid Nil lid.iv srhtnd will In gimong "f tb vlj r but vi as wi, II be it.I rt> t ob 1 1 tier,- ltd I 111 or. * iihe-re No. t !i su'’. nr hi- J * Third and I’nitf t It is! ti-' . \ sit’ course tisli and chicken din-| V t Prang I I I 1 , 0 I. s i ' l l ' i l l * tt ,0* ai ♦ I*1: > .o l - , to r in tig it 11 •riradt d u:(h i! Jo-r tin j nt . ' teeetff. u.ive I h - I i l i v i n g at Du> Io n a ■* not Inter tha n saiunl.ij ■pi Toe. Fls', -u JiJ-i :s .i’ll H at I he a visitor to .tin- rti y » m Fttcndav Ilf T • oe] i n k. | s -t f \ -is Daytona Beach Ho tel. fiD-tf He i-xpi-t'f ** to In ci iti ui-criul w El it 11u* Ernest t i reg*if> or ' 11.Ipp.. " * noon Idee (r;ins[mf talinn iyd! ti-iii i n 1 t 'i M i a m i w h e r e Mr B. G. Smith of Oviedo was cir- firm of Maxwell A.- Fa-nds-trect latt-r to- man;, fnr'ndx •-all olio. 9,tj re­ Aln-rr in, w ill be i n n tie -t e I U \ l It will In* fur nisheil them to • » » * • « •• turned (mol Frate and r'ght cl i 1 m e ,f I it Ft * i*i- f u r t i il u r t * store s of ■| ,luting among Ins many friends in on. anti fietii if within a reiltii11- tie w»a Mr and Mr- Hiinul I da' and iii j- *i 11i ■k 11.1 , ■| -\ > a a ford on Tuesday of this week. T h e ir in.ittx Irn -n d s iti iT three miles of the Mftli1bt> e.t; t>Jisl i tiurrli. Miss Margaret Ferrari, daughter family and Miss Helen Maim i-.i <- ml n mind stripes -and im medal* Sjintnrd v\ is 11 them g o i i . l I l i e K i n Daily Thousjht. •>' Mr and Mrs Iluy Ferran of returned from a trip t i Punta G oda I hut he wan there With till goods, [tun new t home AInn Is but a im I ,!i*' ..*cn1fe f tn <'huwd.-r. I Eu , aid Betts .eXjieets to open Ins nn11mii, ti ii ' l First is is the guest of Mildred Holly. where till-., Visited retail ve* and J .Si,Of, dinner, t 'lam |o I ■*. .. friends. ! Fried Fish ete., pt* at Branit'a ti, w place to-morrow if the work on ■ Mrs Fannie Munson has returned Southern tires, .fitltltt mile guiian- Pii'tde Vuviiiiori Sunday August :s, | the new soda bniotutn fixtures can t ' in Jacksonville where she visiter! ■ w n 1 2ip. lee, all sizes,- 30.13 to hex 1 1.■ N-tii- I 19 pi. | In* bundled In tun This promises her niece Miss Fannie Robe Munson. 1 ford Cycle Co.. 115 Park Ave. Mr. and Mrs D, F. Thrasher and ! t« be om d ‘the hamlsomeat cold i .M rs, K, E Cox returned Tuesday r.'l-LMi i n ,i in i i iit ill- F iiii'iil * la u g h t e r . \ l , i > , left \ \ i dnesdn for ' , | , pk and ■ -li S t August n c w h e r e -she 111 ■ Ill 11 d'T- mill * Neitti ( nru mu a 1,e e , i, it,, par t nl Hu* — 1.»!• ,i u 11 I *1 llert ion',: i ' -in lr mi I ' o i i lu -m ling jniiii iiiiiiw ith I r where lie has brill .t,it ill tied f* r they will spend a lew weeks Mr , . xi i is t i gel ''te r t tiling iii run T ) _ ^ A_ lliotlt l|H. -Iterl wa*> In ated at l i n t Thrasher will go to Nr a Anri, an i lung older as s""n as pos ibie. Socket and end wrenches, all most, of the time m the Du'ckhmird purchase hih fuii »lmk of goods ere Base bad. supplies, bells, bats, e sizes. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 Park returning home. Division. ghu* i, mils, etc. Everything for the % E.- {'. MUTTS. Manager Ave. . *' 69-2IC Mrs. W. p, Cartqr of Oviedo was Mrs. May Seeley, the efficient boys, Sanford Cycle t o. , 59-2tc Not being aide to obtain a so ter in the city Tuesday calling on friends stenographer of the Florida Truck - • -;0c A large ibdcg i o.*i of itelnd-aha 1. r e s e l l Chickciia . room on First street the Dickens I Mrs. Carter has been" residing in Growers, Inc., left Sunday for Bos­ * - F ir v,sited Senunqle Wry-tcrii P ork Chops Shoe Store will remove shortly to j West Florida for sum*- time but i« ton where she will visit relatives from Dct.antI 2.1c Rebel ah Lodge Frida;, n.gbt and ILiliml S te a k Miami. and friends for several months re­ Usisled in the lnsl.illaiii.il of (Mlb ers now at Oviedo. 70 r llu m h u ru ’er S te a k Weather Report Cloudy weather I The stock must he sold. Prices luming in the fall to lake tier po­ H o m e M a d e I'ork S n n s a y e * 30c A very pleasant evening was spent ft !' wed by rain followed by clouds are secondary consideration. Yon II sition hack again in l.oilgv work mid uftiTwanU fr and more rain followed by more believe US if you'll IIIVestlgatloe Wo ii <11ji li (I Park will hr open ' (rrshinrnts wrrr srrved. All ithrr meet CLASS I-;\ H K V T I I IN f; S T R IC T ! Y F I R S T ruin and more clouds. i Dickens Shoe Store. 64-ltc Sunday August 3rd. Gi-lrc meeting of Seminole Fod.,e will he John W. Haines representing the I Miss, Uebnecu Padgett of Gat ticsA card from Hurry B. Lewis held on next Friday evening at 8:30 American Type Founders Co,, with villi’ who it as been the guest of Mrs. from Michigan CUy Indiana aliuws Mrs. Henry Wight left yesterday headquarters in Atlanta called on the Henry Purdon left for New York that he is enjoying himself on the . fur Juneluska, N. where she will local trade yesterday. yesterday yesterday where where site she win will resume her sand dune's of that popular resort. visit her daughter Sara nt the sum­ Miller tires and tubes all sizes *n lBtudIeB in voice culture, He expects to come home in a few stock. You don't have to wait, wo •Mr, and Mrs. I). K. Brisson and weeks but Mrs. Lewis will remain mer camp. From there she*will go to Charleston W. Vu, to visit her can serve you. * Sanford Cycle Cp., family have returned from a months for the summer. brother Fred Bouchelle and will 115 Park avenue. 59-2tc visit to Ridgecrest North Carolina Mr. IF A. Howard returned Sun­ then go to Chicago for a visit with Robert Holly left Sunday for where they enjoyed the mountains day from Sanford, where he went a her daughter Margnrdt. Mrs. Wight Hendersonville, North Carolina where nnd t h e ' mountain .air. week previous to escort Mrs. How-, expects to he absent for two months. lie will spend the month of August Bicycle lamps, hells,-horns, pedals, urd and daughter. Mr. Howard has We have Goodyear 40x8 truck at Laurel Pnrk Camp. saddles, chains, coaster brakes, opened real estate offices on the sec­ tires in stock. Sanford Cycle Co., Everything lor the ond floor of the Underhi.il Building 115 Park Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marrero handle bars. 59-2tc and family were in the city yester- bicycle. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 —Okeechobee News. , , * i . , „ and Mrs. J. T. Cook and Park Ave. 69-2tc Pint frlUl jurs utKrL f * " family have returned from a visit 56-ft B J Starling has returned from MrCuller’s. to points in Tonnessei; and Georgia. Jamestown New York where Mrs D. IF C. Hahurn was in the They found the weather very lint Starling is visiting her daughter Herald office several days ago and at many places visited and ure glad Mrs Peterson. Mrs Starling will remarked that lie was almost 70 to get hack to Sanford where they remain for a month or more years old hut felt like a man of 30. can enjoy tiie hroezea. Mr, Cook is Mrs. C. V. Deane and children He has been in Florida- for inure the efficient superintendent nf the anfl Mrs. A.- M. Pouncey of Miami, than 40 years which probably ac­ printing department of the Crown are the guests of Mrs. D, S. Star counts for Itia excellent health. Paper .Co. and Miss Mary Murray, .while enLet us send you Mrs. II. L. De Forest is having A hunch of negroes under the inroute to Montgomery, Ala. twenty feet of store space added to fluence of moonshine und riding in a quart or moreher two store rooms on First street u car backed into another" car on WANTED— OLD CLEAN one of which is now occupied by First street Wednesday night and RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ of our delicious Don't be miserly, but avoid cxlravlgance—and. above all, put your the Sanford Shoe und Clothing Co., were promptly Jailed by the police. CEPT OLD SOCKS. Ice Cream for and the other will he occupied by Drunks and cars do- not go together COATS, PANTS. OR MONEY IN THE BANK BED SPREADS. AT T H E ~ George Speer for a dry goods store. nnd Chief TillU Is determined - to Sunday Dinner. Or invest It wisely—keep it* in circulation. r * « HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf Better get those fall shoes for stop the mixture of gasoline rind By mo doing you stimulate business, and the more huslneHS In s im u ­ • Arthur Yowell of the Yowell the family. Bargains in every style j whiskey in Sanford *regardless of lated the better we shatl be able to support and encourage our hoys on their return. G4-1tc the mixers. Company has returned from a trip at Dickens Shoe 'Store.i to New York and other eastern mar­ Mr. and Mrs. IF "J. Cltijise are, Motorcycle tires und tubes. HanThrift and perserving may be your part In helping to build INe kets where he purchased the fall the parents of a fine baby girl born I ford Cycle Co., 115 Purk avenue. PROSPERITif OF PEACE and winter stock for his firm. Saturday morning. The Clauses 59-2tc ORDER NOW The many friends of W. P. Carter have only recently come here from Lieut. Vail Lovell arrived home STRENGTH s e r v ic e : are glad to ace him in Sanford again, Ensley Ala. and expect to make tliis Saturday from France where he has Mr. Carter and futnily are at pre­ their home. Mrs. Clause is a dnugh- been since the beginning of the war. sent residing at Oviedo but he ex­ ter of Mr, nnd Mrs. A. J. Lossing. *Vail joined as soon as war w’as depect# to -engago in. business here. J. P. Hall local mnnager ol^ the! dared and went into the dngineerPlenty of bargains in every style Western Union* officca here is ta k ­ ing corps but at his own ’ request h o m e : i n s t i t u t i o n '' itft for you. Don'L miss this oppor­ ing his annual- vacation nnd nt pre­ was transferred to the aviatidn Just Phone 325 tunity of a life time. Dickens Shoe sent is with Mrs. Hall at the home where he aoon won h is .s p u r s and Store. ' .. 64-ltc. of her parents at Lakeland.* Later', wasf flying over the German- lines Utile Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and About .The City ■<£ .mother, Summary of fhe Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Friends of Vharlic Mtinn will he glad to learn of -his safe arrival in the States. Charlie has been Francq for nearly a year hut is glad .to be hack in the United States again. Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee and little daughter left Wednesday for pujnts in Georgia and the Caro* linns where they will spend the next month with relatives and friends. Bicycle Tires — New, fresh stock and guaranteed at $5.00 per pair. Put on free of charge. Sanford Cycle Co.. 115 Park Av«\ 59*2tc Mrs. W. II. Peters and children M argaret and Jack, left last Wednes­ day, to join Mrs. Arlie Smith nnd daughters, in Asheville, N. C. where they will spend the rest ol the summer. j Mrs. M. P. Kokat unjl Miss Evelyn Berner returned home Wed­ nesday evening from New York after spending a month with rela­ tives and friends in Oswego and New York City. Bicycle Repairing—our bicycle re­ pair shop is the largest nnd best equipped repair shop in the city. All work done quickly and guaran* teed the best. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 Park Ave. ’ 59-2tc W h a t, G r o c e r ies? W est Side Cash Grocery Meat Specials for this Week at 5 Tt/iT Brown s J[Via i k e t 417 Sanford Ave. Phone 122 is th e T e s t Thrift, n a less than earning power, is an important in these constructive times. I Seminole Coukty Bank �■ i ■ ■ — ■ * AUGUST 1. 1919 N o W a s in g of B a r Soap! water Trastiaga *rar. N°cr;ie* -ng. allctog or . ir.g i.S tm rr tl. . i f! i nted. GRAN DM,A ii a wuuuoful i/-»p—and ft b P ow d trtd . Tbit's the bijf secret. You just measure Out what you need, c m re. Sprinkle it in the tub and presto—just like magic. .aflJiors of atortoos, cleaning Suds in an instant. Then, the whitest, cleanest, freshest clothes that ever hung qo a wash line. Try this Powdered Soap Today! Grandma’s,Powdered Soap Saves TIME—Saves WORK—Saves SOAP Your Grocer Has It! ... Leffler-M urrell -—— The announcem ent of the marriage of Miss Kent- E. Murrell to Mr. W A Leffler comes as quite a surprise to th;Ir many friends in Sanford and elsewhere, The ceremony took place in D aytona, the evening of July 25th at the parlors of Saint* Mary's Guild. R ev. Arthur Searing I'er-k, j rector of Holy Cro#~* Church, San­ ford, Florida officiated. Only the im­ mediate members of the fam ilies! storage establishm ents in the city. Mr Bryan need* no introduction to the people of this city as he has come into contact w titr mani1 A!" them for t he past '-few years. Mr Bryan for several years was in the Peoples Bank but lately has been with the >. minnle Bank arid in both banks his uniform courtesy and unfailing good humor has made him popular .- ar esperi accountant and also * . -sifod knowledge of .the autor.ciiiiic . iness and his management ‘ ■ « r -* gargae spells success in No Sugar Shortage, at thr (a a d lll., n *f __ | P. M. All members requested to be The marriage of Mbs', F.orience present. A hot time promised Anna Robb to Mr. J u ' (C!a.ide A lo t rty Rebekahs from I)#Trawick v>ok place at i :%6 Wed* I Land visited Seminole Lodge !j,t nesday .merrijan at the home of the Friday nignt to w itr *s the Ihstalbride's parents or. fn io n Are. lation of oh* frs. A fine time v j , Dr. George Fi.m a . of the 'IJx.*- enjoyed by a .. i S t i t L'cLan* T.*-rdtiat T -m ple p» * Tied the cerem j ly bars are sure »vnp en tertAn*--, In the **"*«*' ■ fen fn**■' ‘1* >f A carload of Odd Fi linas j* *<>»#,] tne contra g turtles over to St. Cloud, Tuesday night. Miss R*h’> has a a J*. rir for the purpose of installing into friends ; .nfv.*d w a i* t «■■«* respective chairs, the oj',leers life'* h -• b i s m t u . V. :. T m . ' A of St. C lo u d .Lodge. T h w r in the party were' A. J. Lossing Dist. when h #r.. ,-frd t S » / in r#- D upety Grand Master, I. K. Estfidge rponse to ' » ra I »f r.,» cojr.try. H [>. D..G. Marshall. J. F. McCHcland c-ipectj upon com pletion ol nis er.- D. D. G. Warden, J. D. Dosue, . f), llitir. n‘. to return to r.v<: rd f^r D. G. Secretary, J. F. 'Hickson, D. D. G. Guardian, and Frank Lossing, his future ronie. A royal time was enjoyed * Best wished -o the hip >v is .pie. h -.r - r • present Mr. Bryan wilt he P e o p le s B a n k , a l S an fo rd in the State of Florida. *at the t loseconiir.e his ' attention to th»* repair of Business, June 30, 1919 and upkeep of automobiles and May llru irc fi ^ Walthall will have their sales IMir* l / , u u o n R *sl C i t i l i ____ S S$,U7 (3 The Leffler block L a o * o n C t L i l m l S eev rooms K i ta te has been put in first class shape and A lir ua bl te* r* t Li no aa n Hs eal atu l I >. *" o u r. t , s i .m j i consists of five large store rooms well r i T e r d r a f A . . . . ____ ___ _____ S-'C-IT c ..i t a d S ta te * B a n d s * — _____ npsojxi situated for the garage*business .and .'"a t# . C o u n ty i v l U i n i a p t l B di ODD FELLOWS NOTES IAS3.I0 for sales rooms and the many friends f l a n k l o c llo u t * . F u r n i t u r e j Regular meeting •! Sarfnrd L of Mr. Bryap are congratulating *i!b#r R r * l K i l i l t * , No. 27 Monday * y t ;:h at !timi i.id sit*! K#*o=i*r## him upon securing such fine quarters *l>'~* (ism I n w M f U c l Ui.vk* r --- . .... i . ,. . and entering upon this new line of business for himseif. Look, for his advertisem ent io this issue. In Honor of M iss Ferran ' Mildred and May Holly enter­ tained a party of their git! and boy friends last night at their home on Park avenue in honor of Miss Mildred's guest. Miss Margaret Ferran of EusU's. Game* and dancing helped to while away the hours and at ten o ’clock ire crea’m and rake were served. - L i.fcilO Ira ------ UltdlraTH IV jf l’j i,f<. t 30.000.0 0 • 3.000.00 ' n Cif riGfirli, Tounty of Serr.J “! true to th«> UMirf m W IG H T G R O C E R Y C O .t • Sanford, Fla. f: U f » f . r ». i f '• T'Tp: t j ‘ *- *: f iri\ *r;i{ am -r. ta F L 1 |>*»foff tn* thl* M!tv <Ib> of « M. J*lPe t#;» c . F. L. T. Hrrui, N«»-» Pusdje ity Com. Kip. F»fc. k. ttfil • * It fiv e ’s you LIGHTNESS, W HITENESS nnd PURITY combined with RICH NUTRIM ENT ond PERFECT LEAVENING. vuh I. It. ft- HRAS, f . ' a o f i 4 mtf rj |1 mr, k if n ■if* ra dI> * * *■« »i*!fjfr- SU PE R L A T IV E SELF RISING FLOUR KEEPS T H E F A IT H Having- t». T..t*' I*e;cj- kfrc»\«- *! a11-mf f * X-Rays on Bugs. X-ray apparatus bus been Invented for k'lllr»c*tlie tiny parasites Unit eat small holes in l**nf tobnem. OtKer Flours may f’#ftlfl»d Checks .. Cheek* Out •landing I>ue to liororfK>r«tH i!«nk. ‘ if t,i« *13 ignt, r of .\,r. and It. Murrell of this ( i t y . a tlottir # l’»p t»l Stock f‘» d io 3i.rj.lu* Fuad t K n o w i n g all About the Sale of Your Fruit ^ * 3 y ^ T raw b ik -R u b b N ew York, July 2 9 , —The war departm ent has sold to the United States Sugar Equalisation Board thirty jeven milli^h pounds of refined s igar. it was announced here tryday by Geo. Zabriskie, president of the board wh’o declared there is abundance,'of raw- sugar in th e coun­ ts, that retajJ prices should not e x ­ ceed eleven rents per pound and there is no need for boarding. vAWWWWV /mnmu I graduate of Woman? Uvllege i;iha«i-i»- o f'th e clam of 1915 When you market your fruit through the Florida Citrus E x c h a r . y o u will licfullv informedon these five \ ital orlints: 7 Q M '* . V C U / f M r i J i m 1 ,0 1 * t l i i O 1 h e c t c r e H*js B e e n :? e n t. itiv e jH ig n e d a n A gre-em eiit to G ivf • by S e c t e m 1 I*(ii this reason I a m postively goii ol dry goods, m e n ’s and W o m e n ’s e lc ., etc., .i n (he next thirty I i m i h I.XCMANCf. o n o ? It re Stock n otions. days Everything mast go I w W I %,* W Q A } 17 (J i s Li Li & °nf early before the best bar/rains are all sold out. Pi pillar \ ouniF Sun ford Man Will operjiie l.nrg Estafillhlmient. (.•'rife Bryan having lenKcd the Lid Per Block at the ea:*t> end qf f in t street opened for btudfier < this w eek . one of the largest garage and ROLLINS COLLEGE $4.00 Blankets, now - - - • 2.98 Big Reduction-in Prices on Men’s Hose To provide a Id thw'-ugi training val nature. .28 MEN’S SUMMER AND WINTER UNDERWEAR G O I N G A T COST four year rimr.-e I .tiling *•» A P. degree Pre-proles him,a1 rourKep in Agrii-ullure, Medicine, Eiu.ineering Law and Theology. ' f c t ’a! departmenls: New Lot of Ouling Flannels Just Arrived, going at - :- - - Mo'de, f* im*n - r t JDirr.'* Eemm This is not a fake sale, but a real sure enough closing out sale. Yo attending this sale on the opening day.. N o t h i n g reserved •inii s, Normal, Kine ahd 'nplicd Art* and Academy. KANNEU’S OLD STAND rntalofc nnd other Information ipldreui: •THE SECRET A BY. RO 1, 1,1 NS <0 1 .1.lit.E Winter. Park, Florida �> V : & - * AUGUST 1. 1919 "Hurry up. Dotty," whispered her mother up the bjek stairs. "Mr. .Som­ ers Is going to stay to dinner and It's most time to take It up." “Oh. deor.'^ Hetty hurriedly threw tier dress over her head and hurried down the stairs. ."I wonder what that tnido looks tike, anyway 1" "Whnt are you go life to have for din­ ner, tunmmn?" "Mncnronl, with tomato sauce, dear," answered her mother spherly. "Oh, mother," said Hatty, with hor­ ror In her voice. 4 "I didn’t nsk liftA, Hetty. I . would have known belter. It wns your father. He acted ns If lie wnY awful pleased heenuse pn asked him. Now don’t 'worry, dear. There’s Hint alee cream plo I made this-morn Iiik, and I’ve got a chocolate cake, too. Here they cvmio now. You s it.tig h t down here, Mr. Somers.” Materials COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR POMACE T A N K A G E ASHES LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS OF ALL K IN D S OF M ATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AN D GIVE YOU — GOOD SERVICE - CHASE & COMPANY u . Sanford, Florida WE HAVE FOUND IT! . DAISY TILE .A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious lo Water,'Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture.— ^Made from lhal same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Add tests In the construction of its immense arid plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SOI,E AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stock in yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. MAHONEY-WALKER CO. SANt'OHlI, II . OI UI M l.-3» heeii si Itills; on the cross ns n drop of min sputtered- her new lint. "Why, Jttek. It's mining." • Jack Jumped up and looked ahintt vvlIJi worried ejvs, Py LOIS EMERY. "OntrloiM, Hetty, I'm afraid you'll, get wet. .Wish I'd taken tut umbrella." “There are no houses around here “Dotty,*’ snlii Mrs. TlitirltrW, its she mid we rnn't possibly get liome with­ put Mil* laid touches on th e cream pie out getting Wet," said ltelty, mdgllnhe u i i h preparing for Hie'Sunday din­ edly. ner. " w h y don't you nuk Mr. Somers The flumder drew nearer nmf, I hi" to iHiiner some lime? l i e must think wind was rMng. ami It was' getting K roltier funny for you not to. where very dark overhead you gu out together so much." “I'm awfully sorry, Deny—I should B ETTY'S DINNER “J k n o w , m nim nii. liu t I dnu'J helleve I w in it to, ye t nvvhlle. lin V is v " “ Yim know how terrible the hoys net, unit t hey m e so refined nt Jits house. Tin 111 1it t vviih there to dinner every­ thing wits served In course*. 1 don't know w lull lie would think of us — everyt hi ng on the tulile nt once nttd the hoys yelling like wild ImlimH Delly stooped mid kissed Itei mother lightly “ It's nwtul swe it ef you t" flunk "f it. hot lei s uni In.tie r .ihi'iit t ; ; M a while.’ at war with one another. Unlit fell in torrents ami Mo* thunder 'boomed. era "died and nmihled. tilling ihe air with ones’onllitnoii' dt-aliiiing roar Half mi hotti Intel ihe two »treitmii|l.* listiin-s were iin-i on tlie piazza li> the whole T h in low family, , The i iiiimtl<— . 1II1*r, ll*5 -111* win* j;ning Vtill •In. it iItHi II Hn- old il IH■k IIIml V Kiioii li.-r 1.• nil i»*gnil III Hill g It U how ’ T h e e l i m i i l l ' tn'w s e e m e d The young man gnve her a pteiisnnt smile and sat down beside Hetty. It seemed to her that the hoys never acted worse. She wondered If this horrible meal would ever come to an end.'Everything else was already at an end, she thought miserably. Jnck Somers would ne’er have any jiso fur her with n family that acted like Hits. They were nil beginning on pie now, excepting Jnck, ami lie was having a second helping of mncnronl. At last dinner was over, and Hetty atnl Jnck went out cm the plnzrii. It was Just growing dusk and the air was full of that delicious sweet coolness which follows summer rain. Jack moved nearer to Hetty. Ills shoulder grazed liers.lightly. "Hetty," he said, at last, “you've got the nicest family I ever saw. Everything-here at dinner lonlcht wns si, homelike itlol Jolly. Yon know It tliiesn’f seem mnrli like home at our house. J don't know when l'\e cyjnyed a meal ns much as I have tonight." lie put his arm nrnni.,1 her and gent­ ly drew her tmvnrd him. "Hetty. I cim't put It off nay longer. I>« you love mi* well enough to marry me?" Hetty drew her hrnnth In tremulous­ ly .and then dropped her head on Id* shoulder and began to cry. "What's Hie nut 1 1 ci. Hetty? I t.iftM i oil love me Hell I’lioiigli V* Hetty noddl'd -dlilv. I let* anils si Id up around Ids neck. "I’m all right." she answered, "Just s o s o h u p p v , I g t le s s . J a c k (L'opyrlKlit, \s I'., i n iv i * TI' llioi i n a let wet din- nt It.api'i m a: t lo e iiis sh, - ale d :>u vmti > l e l l l l i a w lull i . i l h e i a i n l tin* l " ' i * w p l h Mv hail li i||r Hilly n Idile t fi'in . l..*r»re 1th*\ pul 1 Iced that tin* d o " I'lVs, 1,1li- 1:1,1 ■ I 0 I I: II. Il Mel Ttie li ill -Hi led. 1lint 1III1*'-till \Vit* i tielilnd likn■k th aid.*' . and that h o y s ' s h r i l l y e l p s I n - g u l ' - t o p o m e f r o m r had grt I'Yll Vi*ry •.litir**^*-*!v-\ h e r f l l t h e r ' s r m i i n . ’ l l e l t l ent l i ' l n o t \ , !1H sh*' Iniik’ 1 Up k e e p f r o m i h f mp l l u a a s s h e v i s i o n e d i>." Mild J a r k 's sh'lldel ' ‘ . H i e ill he|- l^lllli-t *» >ky, "w IiMl’* Hlilt--Hi under? . her e they laid c l o l l i e s Jtinie- -1 • - r! ISIS, by i he >h t ' Inru Ne ws p a g e r S v ii.lU iilc .l ............I lull*! I t e l l y , w e w e r e m o s t w o r r i e d i n .li .itli - : . n t le i ,ie> t i n r a * —fi, t>11 - 11< 11 | • 11 w ii*t an vloitslv ' Y .• 11 g,* H a h i up t>* i o in r**"HU met ■ h lints,, vt ei iSoili \ our l a t h e r w|H la k e t a l i of M i .mors ill l i • 'i -"~Y-'*'\ u-*! : - PAGE NINE f * Lamps Irons Fans Toasters Portable Lamps Fixtures Vaccuum Cleaners Flashlights ELECTRICAL _ Streets- a re the lilies ' f expression ell il eiry 's pace. They a r e Ihe hleog rap lis ,,f tim e, raeordlug th e llnniuhts, Simon s '/Voridbeater Pepper • « * * Has Made Good in Florida and Texas for the Past Four Years. A prominent grower of Sar.ford, Morida, whose name we ran furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds of our Worldbeatcr Pepper in December 1918. He reports that many o f the plants bore as high as 9 marketable peppers the lirst picking. The average was 4 pepper per plant for the entire acreage the first picking, or a total of 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $4.?0 per crate. We cannot rec­ omend too highly OL-r Worldbeatcr Pepper to all f-Outhcrn growers who desire to grow a* money-making crop. PRICE: Oz. 45c; . 1- 4 lb $1.60; Postpaid. Lb. $6.00 THE GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLY BE SECURED FROM * s O m o i ’» n & S on 438 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. us several years ago. Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready now M 1 1! * Expert Repairmen to Do Your Work • Promptly and Satisfactorily H il J T r E le c tr ic a l' C o n tr a c to r s 107 Wetvt First Street , Phone All ’ . ptlgRlnns, Impulses of tin* clly-sonl ». dwells wlihhi. They art* as surely the Indices of a city’s character as the lines m i a human fnee.n ltct,rnynl id whatever is ugly am) sordid, an earnest of whatever Is serene and gen* j tic and strong. • •* ’ “There are mean streets," says Halme, "and streets Hint are merely lion* i*st; there are young streets about whose momllly the public lias not yet formed any opinion; there are mur­ derous ■.tici'ts—streets older tliatt Hie \ oldest turns ; streets llml we tuny esteem i - clean streets, workaday streets and ■Ci.lnluerchd streets. Some streets tlGn111 Well and cti.l badly til a illy where the trees lane been j discarded to promote convenience anti advantages of cnmtm-rektl thorough* fayeS then- are ju-l -m li -dreet* which itistort and mar ti*. hcauty. Il Is a eii-toiit with its here In America, with the encjoni hlitelif of h||slni>ss ntioli a r sid.-otlal district in-i-ltued. shady ml imlfhig t*> im oh with riiiuhilh* I- I -I f.-ll I t . I I . . s ft; lug sc II I II : i nVu-1 tle a n i v ti i g t I "ilu hale he. li till Ill'll to the tt'es of tie r and ii !• r LAY PARKS TO F O L L O W VVAR b p le n d id ld»a W h ic h H as A risen in C a n a d a M ig h t W e ll Do E m u la te d in T h is C o u n try (.cl I . t. Mr. H arry L. E sk cw , F o o d C o m m is ­ sioner of Tennessee, has been very active in his efforts to safeguard the health.of the people of his State.. In the N ew York Journal of Com­ merce-lie has the following to say about socalled Self Rising Flour, which is used in cer­ tain sections: W hen the need of im provem ent of * * i * * . * , * , * * * N O T E —M iss Costello is already well known to most o f the ladies o f our city. She is o f Ihe Domestic Science Branch o f the U niversity o f Chicago, a graduate o f Lewis Institute. Supervisor o f Domestic Science in Ihsblic Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic A rts and Economy, Special lectu rer to the W om en's Clubs. S l n s l t iv v t e : We a n publishing a series o f her most im portant articles. * When i.'ln U *•< vCr shuts Its h-,i Its three leav-** lug the third o v ; *1 blossoms are uUn c. by Inclosing lcnv«v, wnrd In tin* i .'enln is jrwrrw »r n n iv n m w m nr» ■ ■ ¥-■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »r r^ *- i ■ Hornblll’i Remarkable Nest. Moat wonderful of nil In ll)« nest ot tlm Jinrnhlll. TI"* l>',» Hrd lo'"* ,’“i t eggs In n hollow In^n tn*i*. anil as "‘oon | nn iho l« withal on tlirnt* *h'i tnnlqi bird walla ht*r In with t iny. !•■.*- t r ■ Just .ajiiH’o for her lu ad to wtli’k otu j* Hi* fi'i'iln 'liar, 'anil tluwi1 *ln* . only Until 1 1 1 ** I'gga art* lia'vli'd, lit*' I . until tin* youit;' at-.- I*lg nn** *• > a I out. _____________ iJA S TE S : For BlQck.VVhllo.7uri nd Ox-Dlood (dork brown) S hoes. LIQ UIDS K E E P Y O U R SHOES N E A T ^ -4a AT? . Ck. r f DALlEVCOHPOnATIHh? ulMtTEU ■ . l :- ■ « t I Untying the Knot. There la n marriage cuivtonV htnong i tin* SnntalH, a tribe in India, by which, { nf(er a cnMti jirha* ban been net on the ■ bride tiy thi* piiienta, Hie fiance mid ;,!* laily tin a knot In a airing for each day In Inti ivi .-v l *Tnio fin* vvi-*. allnp. 'I1i**ti lb* j*a.**•'•i - d fjnrott* ;-iU . > w . . - j jy.by ilny f. !:t.r f 1* e ’• c end of *’ i knot i» t i n . ... ........... • * . HI certain food products is pointed out so definitely and at the same time is hacked up by thousands of .domestic science teachers throughout the country, it is quite natural that American house­ wives will gradually become schooled in the proper selection of food products, and at the same time demand proper labeling of all food . products. nf jrlvlllzatloii n it.... .I which -ditill liiivc the klgnllleniice of it gunrnnty Hint lift* In the future mIhiII have n full* er measure of Joys and rewards." ' 1 'Die parks, according to pinna, will enable children to enjoy summer and winter sports and recreations. They will he centers for holding itmitml pence celebrations, tu them some memorial will he erecteil—ft tntdet, perhaps—on which,will he recorded encli yonr some ! of Hie dominant benefits pence has con­ ferred upon the world. • , * round. has been such a marked improvement in the wholesomeness and health fulness in food prod­ ucts the last ten years lias been on account of the co-operapon between pure food ollicials and domestic science teachers. These two ele­ ments have been working toward a common end—our protection against Unscrupulous manu­ facturers who have not based their claims to business on the quality, but rather on cheapness ami who, in their endeavor to market their productson price or quantity,have often resorted to substitution and to the .use of unwholesome material. Though progress has been mad.e, yet much remains tu be done. “I would not tolerate fTour products like some of t i l e ‘self-rising flour’ sold in a large part of t h e South, the concomitants of which are alike unknown and not to he ascertained by the consumer and whose purity in the matter of phosphate is open to serious question as a de­ ceptive agency.” I ' I' l l' l l I II tt I l l ' l l w 111 I f"l nil tie ' :i — |M'!iei* t uet l t ' i l Int^ he ehlv 1 M -i e*l in i , | | ( h e | u l l i c l | 'III n| t ’ ti 'hi If | ' h i I f " iif tilt* t Hl t tw it I ffl.n .'t lllllinil I*e|e*' "*•” »m rl; 0 b y tin 1 J Illtn v - ii p h i y g r i n 1 1' i s t i e h i l lull lift | e u rflc d Util. f i l e i n n ; «SC e f t h e {. . i r ks w l ' l tiC* ’I' ii t i i dp l ent,, - I m j i t f u l t d c f u r n u n n-g t i e n i t h,|i - i f . , r e n t ‘ y ,,|’ n n u t h e r vv i r ; l.i h " ) ■t li]> f o r *11111 i l ' r u i f e r ni l H u n Hi nt *i|ilrl l " f H l i - e i l t -limn*-* wli'ch - t i l l e d I II"-. nf l i e - g- *Ti*H, t f ' *<i rihil e i i i i h h ' d l l i ei n t " H e e i i r e fin n f ' - n k l n . ' i h e fiilviininvc*< e f | i e t t c e ; t n n l t " «■*, c i i i n t g c nil l h . l i e w l u i e n j o y tin* l l r i t f III 11M iif | i ei | | -e In v l e d i c i l t c tii Hi e liji'ii l«* -\ ’■ O ne of the main reasons w hy there ei: i I h e n h.- s t i - j n ii.h <I . n . - r t h e \ , or cl To a r r e s t thi* u. | letl f !o|l o f u e j. s e i h v . t l l s p l n w in d o w s may lil o e Vlew t d t'|. lift either side of ti-a | . t i -'1 In ia- I ' a n I r r e v . rI, fr y Sanford, Florida BUFfALO. SE\N YORK.' ■ - l • _ One on Display at Our Store —-, Demonstrations at all Times . Im p o rta n c e of W e ll LaU! ’O ut and P ro p e tly K ept T ho ro u gh fare-; Can not Oe O v e rt;!.m a te d . ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Have the Silent Alamo Lighting and Power . Plant to Illuminate ' Your ' ( i Home * and. do the chores - • : JUDGE CITY DY ITS STRE ETS ■ „ WE HAVE at fresh slock of everything and are in position to meet your Electrical Needs !■ Inlrod. ced by .v * THE SANPORD HERALD • ho: gB J§ sa p te # ^ T:, — 7>;5E3 . I * 1 �187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE MONROE Joining Bulkhead on the West. Two blocks of building LolWith two story factory building. Address: C. KENNISON, P. O. Box 505, Orlando, Fla TREES FOR THE ROADSIDE W estern Journal Advocate* the Planting of Ap£'e and Variou* Other Kind* of Fruit*. V u lc a n iz in g p la n t n o w in o p e r a tio n ---y o u r b u s in e s s w ill r e c e iv e t h e a tte n tio n o f s k illfu l v u lc a n iz e r s . P h o n e 251-YV S a n fo r d , F lo r id a v Doa’l wail for Rouble to too? w in yoa’re on ibe ro2*J. Let us nip it b tk bod aad prtYtnt (be less of thee and oorer. Nc'hing formal or ceremodeiis abcci it jnst drop h any time yay're passing and Id us look it orer. loddedafly we oerer fed imaginary troubles, never advise raaecessarj repairs. Wkeo you need a new batterr. reaember we are tk dEdal service station for l of her father. She w la *tarj«d and gate a little dump a* th ere came a j By VICTOR R £ DC LI PTE T he exam ple o f a *linoe*ota vtiUg* w hich Jj piint!n< row* of apple trees ahjc* It* ro*dai<Je* la a trtd of the c o r e o:ti»en llocal 'Lombardy j«/t>Lar*» Norwmy maple*, box elder* and w hite etau . • l i p H i - of adaption to almost erery A m erican roraraonttjr. The practice, ilke a food many others which now commend them selv es to favor. Is the revolt of Individual initiative. About 20 years ago. It seem s, a retired min­ ister introduced fruit trees to the road­ way running through his own property. T he school district: seeing their value, has now *rrange3" for p iap tln f 210 m ore apple trees o f an approved va­ riety and has com m itted Itself to car* fta them. These ar* theoretically the property of the lot ow ner, bat It la-a “Step in.. p4ea»e." d iiv cted Miriam &r.-i rl *h» : agsir.-t the night. ^Father." *he said, going ?o the kittleg T f - m d--*r*ay, -there's a , urn tiger wants a meal." “^iTe it to him.** replied Mr. Lane direct it- “I d e n t think Vane* will be h*r» tr^.iri.t aed tlj.-re* plenty , to **0* o*w v iu lity and cheer, “Tou’r* a life *aver. lady.” -h e ’de­ clared. a> w ith an enjoyable sigh of fullness h»- arr~- and rejrarded his almoner gratefully. After be had goo* Abel Lane conpnued h!s restless prom­ enade and Miriam, her aork done, *af at the window w itching the street Ir. a tense, expectant way. ”1 do fcoj* /sothlng fcs* happened to I'ance." ,*poke1 her father, a fter the ia j*e of h alf an hour. A think HI j o «k*wa- to the river *nd see i f there's any. *fgn of. him. He It in a i-«at going, but if fc» tries to. cdto* back !h *,t3m e way h e ll take a b ig rt*k.“ * , IT. (). P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y i K k - i V W t U itf'R .1* , Fertiliier*. la-eclKide**. sprajers. Poultry Supplies ■ear} i t ha-e- bee-, m iiruf a-luring fertilisers ir, this j * i; e /••ar back is which his evidence would j rev-nt the Iwtt'ftf. el! he jw w es w.; ’ a •he father nf his prom!*>-5 hrtde. Van e ■sas to appear in.rourt the n e x t <lay. Mr I-ane battr-crd hla m at tightly ; -• »se.! M* cap firmly down over h:» h*-ad and wept to’the Mtcheti and light ed a lantern. "It wUS go hard w ith u* Miriam, if anything *h -uld happen * Vance wotfldn't h-e on hand In ?h- H a p p in et* a n d In terest* . perso na! h a p p ic - - - i» a iir ^ s t *vnon can o v e r b a d jour car from sierra to stern. Fordson Tractors ynmns with peroonail interr—t s t h « s lih r th e ra n e e cf *h e la * ‘ er rh* Now is the time to place your order hisb-r * *h*- dejrr*-H of .happin*--* — Lilian Whiting.- for the "Fordson Tractor.” The i*4 very ric e MILK, RL T T E I C R E A M anil B l T T E K M i L K from a ^anitarv Pairv Power Pulleys T i do that. Miriam, yes." replied r father, but he left the road and oft the for-tpc ?h along the river *hore.' rup 'ly he ed ovi-r a Extension root, -t.t flat, and the lat.tern. tom from prices f. o. b * band by the cuntf'-t rolie-1 --'T-m! H** *T V' ■/* r •ntrRi Y*ar»i». Ill *in t* tb** TUfnpik**. Sight or no light. He’!.-."’ Vlel Ij r - had t ••- e*-di-d a ’ittl- wide by u re y t; c hettom w ith t f l v-,'f! • Official Peace Day. Mav tu in isf<t t j i r«,!t<-d "Pear* day. It 'is i't h o •■tuning cf -be internr*!• r.-l j -uro r-..rif.-r"-ni^- af The Hag: H1 and **1 b . -.tab''.*he>i ■J *■ t-’C r.er.t f ari iT c 'l'‘ti for C. F. W IL L IA M S • Dealer. E D W A R D H IG G IN S * Salesm an TRY A HERALD WANT AD Fruit and Vegetable Crates W. A. MeiTjday Canpoy P a lalk x, FloriJ* ' Citrus Insects and Di-eases:- Short, plain descrip­ tion of the common citrus troubles with direc­ tions for treatment; also receipts for spraying advised and directions for spraying and prun­ ing.—.twenty-four pages. Garden and Field Troubles;- Sixty-four pages of valuable information on control of the various troubles that may arise in the truck garden or field including preparation of soil, rotation of crops, handling of seed and seed beds, transplant ing, spraying, etc. Miscellaneous Crop Troubles:- This twenty-page book treats of the peats fdund on avacado, figs grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches pears, p^ans. persimmons, plums and tobacco Write today for information that will help you. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO Maaof*<*i*rm d I d « l r i i g j T ^ t l i , ^ , P »!« h * d l o w t i d i i . you art- n«m '“Say. friend ■avi- a match >» tiv t*-e. - :;,st ‘ trange >xcLi.mvi! Jerry M - r»v “I bappvn .*■> have, n^id one. ! w avs/d n g to a*.it l- fore 1 f.-ii * 'o’ have a snwdte. but. think- I .i t - jji’yv la»t. a re g u la r life siiter and ! « . n t rl*k-it till I find a sheltered -«pe>t frofa the -.find. E.s»y and i/ar*-fu’ tow, if you « ant | to Tight lour l a n t e r n . ' 'Vltli infinite r-are'tSie two -M elded that la-t match. It was nearly Idown | out. b*ut the wick o f the lar.tc-m finally flamed. “What'* tliat,” atiruptly exclaim ed Jerry. It was & fain: yell. Then It wa* rcpeated. Air. luine set up a groat shout and ha*t-t!«l in the direction from *140^ It had come. And *nc«r the ►boro, clinging to a broken idle. w*a the man he wa* seeking—Vance Ivn«low. Ill* boat had swamped in mid­ stream. He-f»ad managed to swim to the pile. bjit. wa* *o exhausted that, but for ►hunting a* he saw the lantern glare ami the optronun- arrival of bis rescuers, he would *o*>n Lave collaps.-d. “Your iust mat* h did it." pronounced The time has come when every farmer must save every sprig of hay he cain, Ihe Sjiring crop has been practically a failure, but every Farmer will make lots of hay if he will take care of it. The only way to take care o f it is to bale it, the only way to handle Hay is to Bale it. Why not buy a press and Bale y o u r hay when from three to four tons will pay for the press, then yon will have one for the next 15 years. Hay is selling right in your home town at $50 to $60 per ton. Tlx "REDRIPPER RAY PRESS” CuarantHd the relieve.) and grateful Alwl I,«ne. and J e r r i Moore was a W elcom e v’.l» -t rt the Ijtn e horn*- for a long time a f t e r Far Too Short I *flll fiml each day too *hort for an the thought* I want to think, alt the walk* l w ant to tsk r.. nil the book* I want to road , aDtl ail the friend* 1 want to i f f . —John Iiutrough*. Let me have ^OLR ORDER before the Price Advances Lake Monroe, Florida �*■ T-* . * V ±- - -yjf^rr-E.r - »*-. - V - -■----- AUGUST 1, 1919 ' -f ' i r : : 5> . zs ’ ^ ,W *^ vi- =- i- * _-v 1 r r r r r l ^ : rt \ r • - tt r . THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE ELEVEN ar.d (tancbiaca for a p t r i o d of N i n e ty Nine (led r h t e k In the m m o | Five H undre d I5t>3> No. 210, d a t e d t h e 4th d a y of J u n e , A. f>. ... let . (99) yeara trom a n d a l t a r tin c o r p o r a t e c»- me. t h a t t h e y e a e c u t e d t h e sam o-for th e use* Doilar*. payable to said boa rd, a . aii> evi­ 1917. h a t filed said certificate in m y office, iatenre begin*; unlraa aoonar d i a a o l v r d ^ b y a n d purposes th e r e in m entioned. d e n c e of goud faith. and h a t m ad e a pplication for t a i deed til • th e atockholdera, or according to law. E s t im a te d total y a r d a g e , Stt.driO ru b le issue in accordanc e ~ ilh law, Said r e rtillIn W itness W hereol, I ha>c h e r e t o set my yard*. This q u a n ti t y is only a p p r o iir o a le . c a t - c m b ra ri— the following described p r o p ­ h a n d a n d official seat of office a t S a n f o r d , In Article F i t e bein g given »* a u n ifo rm bast* for r o m p a r i - . er! . j t u a t e d ia Sem in ole c o u n ty , F lo rid a, 3 such . 11 **' *I»‘ « ‘d l b* l t i u . n e t T h e bualne.a of thin c o rp o ra tio n ahall be t o c o u n ty of Sem inole a n d t h e S l a t e of •on of bids, snd the *aid b o a r d ff*e-%,. the to - i t: Half i e tercet in NE«* N W « , of I U U W l 5 r * ' ” * ’ rt-c n . m . r l U n k n o w n . c onducted by th e fallowing officer* vti Florida, on this t h e *th d a y of J u l y . A. D. r ight to inereaer or decrease the g e n o u -t of S 24, Tp. 20 S.. *!. 30 K. T h e sa id l a n d 1919 •h»" b . redeemed A Frew dent. a Vlhe- I’reaident. a Secretary One Inch Card* Will Re Published U»< ,onr Tr h" T *i . 2*,," d', * • a id ya rd ag e a . may be d e em ed no e r a . v. b ,.:g i n r o f ! it th ale of the issuan ■ of '* » •>» ' *ur th ereon a n d a T reasurer, a n d a Uoard of tJirrrtor*. •call E. A. D O U G L A S S , All bid* ahall be m a d e upon a f irm t be •i' 1 c tT tiJ r . I - in ' der This Heading Ai The Rate Of |7.2; U 'l. * **** 11 " ' * A u r n .t A. D 1919. n a m e of U n k n o w n . 61-lie ’ Clerk C ircuit C o u rt, ron*iet of not leaa t h a n Four a n d not more f urnishe d. ■he m> .'djirial * i , n * t u r c a n d *esl t hi s to 1 , I « - . . I c tr t i f ir a le *hal! b r re d e e m e d a c ­ Per Tear. more t h a n Seven - S t o r k h u l d e r a . a n d auch ihe 10 th day rl July a d . tqgq cording t taw t a i deed will imue t h ere o n o n •N O T IC E T h e board rseerve. t h e r ight to re je ct an^ s u b o r d in a te officers a n d agent* as the cor­ the 6th d a y of A u g i* t, 4. D. 19!!*. i*r.u . K- A- D O U G L A S S N otice it h e r e b y given 't h a t t h e under- a n d all Idd*. pora tion m ay a u th u r iic . The t im e r s of Sec­ «. ' ,CUI! 1 «<im Seminole C ounty, FU. re ta r y a n d T re a su r e r m ay be filled by the signed ha* been a p p o in t e d a d m i n l a t r a t r t i ol Witness ray otii-ial sig n a tu re a n d t e a l T h e a u r re .if u l b id d e r will be r e q u ir e d to By V. E. D u u t l a . . , t). C. same person. T h e Hoard of D ire ctors and the e s ta te n( W, I* Aker.. deeea»ed, a n d ail give a bond equal to I S per r e n t of the thi* the 2nd d a y of Ju ly . A. D. 1919. —alt K- A. IKI LIU LASS, heirs a t law, legatee*, d c i . e e * a n d credito r* a m o u n t of hit or t h e i r bid, c o m p u te d upon all o t h e r officer* to be chosen by t h e s t o c k ­ Notice of Sale „ r T .m e M a n a m a Clerk C l '- n i t C o u r t. Seminole Co,, F la . nd all p e r rtn * having rlaimy nr de m a nd* t h n basis ot the y a r d a g e above m en tio n ed . holder*, ahall be rho*rn an n u ally by the Notice U hi *rhy f-tven th a t the Hoard of • lockholder*, at their a n n u a l m eeting to be against . a id e s t a t e will present ( h e m t o the *itb a Surety C o m p a n yy oualified to write t Hy V. E. Douglaaa, D. C. an tne the rFir*t M onda y in jJai nua ry, of u n d - r s l m c d . d u ly a u th e n t ic a t e d w ithin the such b o n d , in the S t *1 of E1--ida. ** ••• r »V 1 6.0-Str V1°oU,M . . f i T T 1 ” I" " V 7 , ot Seminole C o unty. . nheld r , a on i r . i .vionaay tim e prescribed by law, or th e *amo will be J h e r e o n ; the Surety C o m p a n y and fo rm ui . m ‘ \ f o i t " ' V hld* 10:00 ° r *rl> >»*r. b e ( i n n l n , with the y e a r 1920. O P n C B IN T I I E C O U R T H O U S E NOT1 E T O r U O P E I I TV OW NKKM bond t o be a p p ro v ed by said board, eierv-: Au * u ji t t h . 1919, a t th e ue ... r. r. e. d i i e n t a n d o t h e r. oftci _ r* .a shall be forever b a r re d . . clerk a office ip Sanford, Ftorid*. for the p u r - eh--.cn annually by t h e dir e c to J r , or by the i» he reby given t i n t *h* l l u d o f T h i . J u r e 1th. 1919. A copy of plane, • peril!cation* a n d pro* C oNctice cnaae ot Seminole County lime w arrant* to u n ty CammJ**ianrr* will r.t*' t ?»n t h « c m ; \ L E E A K B U S , SANFORD - FLORIDA sto c k h o ld e r, a* the. by-I*w t „ jn a y direc t, or filra a n d proposed c o n t r a c t , bond a n d form of 4th d a y of A ugust, A, D. 1919, &t t h - C o u r t S a n fo rd , Florida. fmo .m1’nV r l, i nf T h ‘r*y-fivc T houaand 1*35.- rcouire. T h e officer. t o ‘ -he chosen by the bid m a y be obtained u p o n application to th e i b'WO-00) Hollar*, to run from one to five director* at a meeting t o be held on t h e *ame •.8-9tp u n d e r ilg n e d upon m a k in g a deposit of llou*e at |0 o'clock a. m* t o Hear ( ru m a ll such owner* or a r e n t a a* desire to a p p e a r I ?****• **'« weiring kntrrrft i t the* r i t e uf tig d a y a n d im m e dia tely a f te r the a n n u a l m ee t­ T en D o l l a r . ^ t h i t su m t o be refunded when ingr of to c k h o ld e r.. iT Dl n n i / n r * ° *** Ui*^ l ° r *hf pur* in «i th in#e S o»oc»ni>iurr*. n hp e nHoard oa rti ofof oi* ,n r - u r t Bevvnlh J u d l r i s l Clr- » , d p U ; , . , 7 « ( 5 c . U o n * . . , 7 . . n * 7 r b « o rV i a n d e n te r c o m p la in ts as to th# v a lu a t i o n s raised by th# H oard of C o u n t y Com m iaaion? THOMAS E M M E T WILSON cull of H o n d a , in a n d for h r m l n s l p t u r n r d rmnri?wa.LiH?f ° n j.hr p u ^ h a ,,‘ I,rlrr ■f' d lh c reethra. until otherA U# provided by th# on th # 7 th d a y of J u l y , *A. f>. 1919, w h e n Countg. In C h s n r r r g * ' So 1 0n 1 0,i' 1 IIuu,»' ato ckholdera a hslt c c n r i .t of F o u r m e r n b e n . Hy o r d e r of t h e H oa rd of C o u n t y C o m ­ ers E. rERG L’SO N I I O l'S llu L tm * sitling as a bo a rd 'o f eq laliters a pd t o h e a r e tallowing shall he offierra of t h e cor w i t h in th e *4 me tim e the aald Hoard of “T h................... H. J. I-nbm n s n il Alma T h p r m .in , missioner* of Seminole C o u n t ", Florida. a n y rraa on t h a t m ay b# given w h y 't h e v a l u a ­ C o u n ty C o m m m lo n e r a will receive hid* ai ra tio n until those rie e te d a t t h e r l r e tio n Coraplsltianf* • se al! E. A. D UG LA SS, tion a# fixed hy the Hoard on arty reaT the clerWa office in Sanford.. Florida, for the shall h a v e qualified, namely; vs.' *>l-4te Clerk e state or personal p r o p e rty sh ould b# c h a n g ­ purchaf# of Srm lrol# rm m tv tim** warrant# I’rexident, D. A. Caldwell; Viee-I'resldent. C o n l r il s E. Hill a n d William H - n r y ed. T h e H oard of C u u n t v Cornmiaalonen* , * rm 1i* Si* ThGUnnil Flv# Hun- S. At Irw in: S e c retary. D. D. Caldwell Hill, h - r h u s b a n d ; nil u n k n o w n n * r i ­ In the- Circuit Court, 7lh Judicial Circuit sitting a* a bo a rd of equall ers on th # 7 t h diri d (lfi.S00.00i Dollar* to tun from one to T reasurer, L. W. CaldwrlL Hoard of D ir r e - ’ b’s claiming intecewt.* un d e r C orde lia LAWYERS S e m in o l e C e i . t l , Florida. ' day of J u l y , A. 1). 1919. ha v in g fully dl#three y e a n , and fainting I n t r tr a t at the rate tor*: D. A. Caldwell. S. A. Irwin. D. D. E, Hill a n d W illiam H enry Mill, her C o u n t y of Seminole, a c o rp o ra tio n , cu*#ed t h e s t a te m e n t * a n d facts as present*tl Sanford Florida oi all per cent, the proceed. In be used to de* Caldwell a nd L. \V. f g l d w C t . ------------------ --- 1 h u vbnndr of- r i t h x r —of Ihom. o r o t h r r - a n d su b dlvixiom iT t h e a t a t e of derid ed to in cre as e t h e v a lu a t io n up**» t h * ' / * y , capen.e* of building dipping v a n a n d •risr. in t h r l a n d described b e low ; F lo rid a, by L. A. H rum ley, l „ P. Article Six following described personal p r o p e r t y : dipping cattle. Allrn G. Apnur a n d ---------- A p g a r, bi* H a g an , E. II. Kilbre, C. W, E n d Mr. A. F. T a n n e r , Kaiteit from 1240*00 t o T h e c o u n ty com m it .toner* fc.erve the T h e htghrat a m o u n t of i n d r b t r d n e a a or wife: . 1 1 utaknown parties riaimi.vg inmlnger. a n d <1. 1^. Sw ope, as and f (>40.00. tig h t to reject any and all l i d . . JIabU ity to which t h e c orpora tion r a n at teresta u n d e r Allen G. Apgar a n d r o n t t i t u t i n y ( h r H o a r d of C o u n ­ Mr. O* If. T a n n e r , liaised from 1210.00 t o • Hy o rder of Hoard id C ounty ComroU- a o v t im e *ubjee l 'it*e!f ahall be T *n T h o u s ­ ------ — ^ p g a r . hi* wife, or c it h e r of ty C o m m i M i n n r r t cf Seminole f 4 40.00. tlonrrv. and i U 0.000 oot Dollars. th e m , o r - o t h tr w ls e . In th e la n d dr«* C o u n t y , Florida Deal)K. A. DpUCJL ASS, C lerk, <■*■•!> E. A. IJOCGLASS, rr lb e d below; a n d all u n k n o v .1 p a r ti r * Article S e i e n vs . C ita t io n Hoard of C o u n t y Com mi**ionera. Ray and Hogan Sis. rlaim ln g an i n lr r e « t in t h e fo llo w in g e. .’. ..*■ .. 1/ ° l Bogrd. S t a le of Florida ea rrl David T h e n a m r s a n d r rtide nec s ol t h e aubHy V. K. Douglaaa, p , C. OI*4t4f . • I ’l t t Hy V. I.. I i o u g t a u , P , Cdescribed l a n d , s i t u a t e in Sem lnote — S " icshvoil ul i ,. ao t a t r A t t o r n e y for JACKSONVILLE, FLA. aeribera a n d t h e n u m b e r of share* ta k e n by County. Florida to-wit: S 1-2 of S t-2 the S e v e n t h Judicial Cirruit ol In C lrrall C ourt. H o t c a l l i Circuit, S r m i n s l a Nallce o f Appllratlnn gar T a i D e ed U nder each a r e a* folloaa: ol S E ' i of S W t * of Section 13, All railroad ticket offices in th e S t a t e ot Florida, In a n d for C ounty. Florida Section fl of Chapter 4»M, I k . , of Merida. D. A. Caldwell, Sanford. Florida*. T w o S h a rra T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , R a nge 29 F a s t ; Se m inole County. L. W. Caldwell, Sa nford, Fla., T w e n t y F o u r building. Center of every­ N otice ia hereby given t h a t IJurman 3 O verstreet T u r p e n t i n a C u a i : u n y *!*o b e g i n n i n g a t S W c o r n e r of H E 1* aharre. W H E R E A S , on th e l‘0 th d a y ol J u l y 1919 Tl of S e r t i o n 13. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h , Dodd p u rc h ase r of T a x Certificate No 1S22 S. A. Irw in, Sanford, Fla., Five Share*. thing. All modern improve­ a p e ti t io n Was filed In t h e a b o v e styled c o u rt All u n k n o w n parties claiming Interff*T d .!*!• 5ml d , > °f Jun*1 A. D. 1902. has D. D. Caldwell, Sanford. Fla., Six Sh s re* v ments. First class in every W d ™ certificate In my office and ha* m ade L au ra IV Caldwell, Sa nford, Fla., F o u r t e e n N o r t h l « Chains, W est 14** c h a i n * / F i r n , o m u L ‘4 * - p m i V " p l h , ° ' , * h eats u n d e r - J* R ich m o n d M u r p h y , S o u t h to chain*. Defendant*. [: ft- Hriunleyf H a i a n . O.JL*. Swope, deceased, Ann!# C. W oodbrfdge, Hit* a p p llra tln n for tax deed t o i**ue In accordShare*. . f. , . 0 . . «L Kilbre, and C. W . L n tt m in g e r a t a c d way. Hot and cold running chle W oodbridge, alt u n k n o w n partirw abce with law. Said certificate embrace* the M ary It. R u th erfo rd , S anford, Fla.. D a e e o n s lllu tln g the Hoard of C o u n t y Comml*. claiming in te re s ts u n d e r Calv in -A. following described p ro p e rty situate d in water in rooms. Share . r X ° S oroelin L. Htll a n d William H e nry tinner* uf Seminole C o u n t y , Elarfda, *ettlng Poage, all u n k n o w n p a rties c la im ing Seminole c ounty, Florida to srlt: N 3-S of . 1 > * , r r h u s b a n d , reeldcnce u n k n o w n , a n d forth l h a t an rlcctlou * a « held In and i h r o u g interest* u n d e r George [I. M orton I n ­ Rales, $1.00 up. S E t , of B E ' , lies* W |0 A* Sec. 26. T p Apgar. hi* wife, out t h e said Seminole C o u n t y . S tale ot Flor- dividually or as tru stee , all u n k n o w n In Witnrva W hereof, \VY have h e reu n to Allen (». Apgar a n d 21 S. II. 30 E „ S acre*. At*o T ax C rrtificate re .ld . twe u n k n o w n ; ( itla on th e 13th d a y ot M ay 1919. to deter- parties claiming Interest u n d e r W. H. .* Room and bath $1.50 up No. 1887, d a te d the 2nd day of Jiffie A. I>. «et our hands* a nd l u b a r f i b e d fiur nam es, ft t* h ereby orde re d th at you a p p e a r to mine lahrthrf^ ojr^ not t h e C o u n ty of Semi Keefer et at. this the lOlb d a y of J u l y 1919. 1896, covering Ihr following'de»erihed lands, E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. the bill of r u m p la i n t fljrd herein again*! you nole, S t a t e of Florida* ahould iMUe c o u n ty T o all u n k n o w n partiea claiming I n t e r e s t to-wit: W 10 A of N IS A of S K ' i of S K ' t t ». A* (‘aid Well in the a b o v e ‘r n t f l i e d n u o , on t h e 4 t h day , bond* in the m m of 1300,090.00, to he ar under J. Richm ond M u r p h y , or u n d e r C a lv i n of Sec. 26. T p. 21 S. Jt. 30 K„ L. W, I lal dwel l 1.e_ H U_I i t yt rfeat at I hc r a l e of fMyhj- vpcf a n n u m , A* Poage, or u n d e r George H. M orton In d i­ of Vtigypl, A, D. 1919, anil th a n f o r d• ■*._ Her A, Irwin T h e said land being assessed at fhe d a te aid i* hereby d r *ighalcd a t the new i pa per In p a y a b l e *r m i - a n n u a l l y , l a i d bund* t o m e vidually or as tru stee , or u n d e r W. H. K eefer . II. I» f 'aid w«tl of the isa u an rr of iUch certificate in th* whirh t hi# Ttfdcf *hall be publiaheil ohee « t u f r 30, ye a r * af t er J u l y l *t , 1919. ani l t o be or «4lher of th em ur utherwise. In ih*» follow ­ ’ L a u ra P Caldwell n a m e «.f Unknow n lm\e.« .aid rrrtlfiea te i i a u c d for ( he p u r p o a c of g r a d i n g , conat r uc* ing ilescribad lands si t u a t e in Hem inole week f«’r r ight conaccutivc w r r k i , * M ary 11 K uihe rford shall hr redeemed accnrding^to law tax derd ' VVitncaa my h a n d a n d a r a l of «ifT\cr this t i ng a n i l p a v i n g c e r t a i n p u b l i c r oad* ani l hi gh c ounty, Florida: S ta te of Florida will issue thereon on Die—4Tth day of August w a y a i n i h r c o u n t y of S r m i n o l r , Sl at # of S t U of N E ** Sec 34, Tp. 19 8, IL 29 E . 2 n d d a y ..f J u n e . A D 1919. C o u n t y of S e m i n o l e ' t A. D. 1919 ( Fl ori da* d e t r r i b e d in a g e n e r a l way i n a sr:»* of g w * * Sec. 24, Tp. 20 s , it. s p e . **•!■ IF A D O C D L A S S . Heft'fr me the und« r-icn e d « ut hturit v* p* r* r* t ut u l i o n a d o p t e d b y t h e H o a r d of C o u n t y Witness my official Y ignature and »»a! lhl» S \ V ‘* of H B >4 See. 2d. Tn. 20 .S, H. 29 E . l e r k Ci f ’^ u l t C o u r t S c i nl nol # C i k , Ida* aorta Sly »t»p* a r» d D A- Cal dwelt, L. W. ( a i d VV* CM. th e, 10th d a y of July ,% D. 1919. . C o m n i i M h m r M of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . B W j i of N W « L H f i ol BW.ti a n d S W W M o r p h y , Jr.* will* S. .A. I r w i n , -1>. [).* C 'aldarll, L a u r a I*. %n t h e fcth d a y of Apr i l 1 9 | 9 . a n d a a - d e * - of g W M See. 35. T p . 20 S. IL 29 E . I seal! . . K . \ A . DO U G L A SS Hoi lei t o r f ur C u m p l a i n a n t t . c r i b c d a n d a c t f o r t h In t h e gall for a n elec* Clerk Circflll C ourt Slbrmmlc County*, Fla. (?t-Mwell a n d M a r y IL R utherford, t o me You a re he reb y ordered to a p p e a r t o th # i*hr*9tC » , Hon i a a u e d by t h e H o a r d of . C o u n t y C o m * bill of c om plaint herein filed on th e 4 th d a y II) V. E. Douglas*. D C Wi IF km*ian to be th e 41 t r t o n a i b i m h r d in a n d who execute d th e forefidtiir a r l i f l r i of In th e Cirruit Court* Hr %m i l l J u d i c ia l -Clr- mitt*bin*r* of Se mi nol e C o u n i y . F l o r i d a , - o n of August* A* D. 1919. 6l-5tc 1 . Incorporation of the (*aldwrll F u r n itu r e It is f u r t h e r ordered t h a t this nolle # be cuIt* o C Florida, in a n d ' for S e m in o l e F o u r - t h e . H I h d a y gf April 1919, a n d , C o m p a n y , l n r . t a n d th e y • e w r a l l y ark now* NOTIC'E O F 111 ILS VVHEIIEAS, it f u r th e r a p p r a r ln p In a n d published once each week for tw elv g w eeks ty. In C h a n ce r) (pkded to and before me t h a t th e y e i e r u t e d by *aid petition th a t t h e re turn* a* f a n v a a - in the Sanford Herald, a n ew spaper p u b l is h e d T h e Hoard of C o u n t y Commlttilonerx in th e name for the purpvaea therein e i p m t r d * If. J. L t i b r a n ari d Al ma T h i i r m a n . •rd by the Hoard j d C m in ty Commitaloner* In said He mi nob* C o u n ty . Com plai I'sh ii, 1 and lor Seminole Count \ * ill re c r ive i r a h d ol Sem inole County, ‘Florida, *liowh prlrnn Witness my h a n d and the scat of th e said hid* for the p u r r h a t e of r^.fr u e a t n l iron ml* and th a t th*-> wi fe the u m t - p* r**ifo riamri! \ e, f a d e t h a t a m ajority of th e ipiaUAed voter* Circuit C ourt this 28th d a y gf April* A. U ; vert pipe at tholf regular m i e f t h l to lie held th* n in an D A Caldwell, L *H Caldwell, • Cu r ill’ll a F . Hill a t I H tlb^Yu H e n r y S. A. Irwin, D, ft. Caldwell* L aura l 1, Caldvoting at «aid election v « l r d it! favor of the 1919. on Mi a>. Augiittt Ith, *1919. Hill* h*r I tj b a n d ; ill unk? nwn i*aranil Mary It Hutherford ittttuanc** uf the said bonds, a* aforesaid. *eaH * E. A DO U G L A S S. ’ laitn >g i nt e r e * « u n d e r C o r d e l i a lizard fHFfVM the right to f r j ^ t s n j and wtll tn \\ Hnr*» Whereof, l have h e reunto »*•! »ie* Clerk Circuit C o u rt Seminole Co., Fla, all l id. i Hill a Villian l f*nrv Mil!, her NnVV T f lK H K F D K F . in pursuance uf an m ' h a r d and *i-al at Sanford. Setnt 1 ?iu t|i ,n* • t h e r ? t .1 1 . nr o t h e r i: t r* n t cirfk uf?l» f in this * m a r made r m l enti red bv the Mat-try A Warfow r u t 1 ••ki n I v . I btriila, thi- * • t a t 'i day *tl Sols, f o i C o m pi t . land <| b d r i w , ti 1- 41r H mui*r able J a roc* W Ter kin*. Judge of the J u T\ \ J» CM 9 61-13tc | All* n <• Apgar a n d ApgAf, hit 7th Ju d ic ia l Circuit C o u r t uf the S ta te of L . T i t r %a n wilt all u n k n o w n pa rt ie« claiming Nollre i»f tppllrailun for l u i Deed I ruler Florida, N O T I C E i* he reb y given th a t the Notary Fublie* i n t t f i r t * under Allen t». Apgar ami H rrllan fi of Chapter 4^^!*, Law* of I lor Iris. c itiie n s and t a t payer* of tr.*- C o u n ty of M v Ci<mmi*tti»»n -xptf»* Feb, Mb* 1922. Vpfar, hit wife, nr either of N' otlre it h e r e b y gi ven l h a t J o h n Hr a ue r , Seminole* State of Florida, are by tald order Y K F w. r*. ; !h*n -r ofherw ite, in the land de* rr u wired to lie and a p p e a r before the 4 irp u r c h a s e r of T « i Ce r t l f i r a f e \ n r l i t , dai*-d Vtittrui > crilnij hi low. all unkltbwri par lira t uti C o u r t , of the S e v e n th Judicial Circuit t he 4t h d a y uf J u n e A D 1917,* ba« hi ed hi lie r la iming an In ter i*tt in the following S la te uf Florida, urt t h e 2 n d day of August FIRE and T1IK4T and COLLISION InN u i l r r of Appl l r at l on f ur I n D m ! L ' n d r r sai d r e r t ill r a l e in my oilier a n d ha* m a d e ap* de*cirih«d laud s i t u a t e In He ml mile K f f t l e n H o f C!h«p*rr D i p , L a w n o f E h r i d a , pt i eat i ou f or t ax . d e e d i n l a a pr in a r r u r d a n r e I919t a t t r n oVIork A- M .t at DeL and In rurance latucd by Ihc FLORIDA STATE c o u n t ) , Florida, i n w i t • o f H 1? of O F « M ’OI HMI H \ m » N wi t h law ^mi»l r e r t l f i r n t e e m b r a c e * t he fol­ NOTH » tin c tiu n t) of Vuliiiia. S ta te of Florida, then Al'TOMOHILE ASSOCIATION is the Not i ce la h^^f*hy fi vt-n t h a t G. T Daniel* SF 1 , • f S VV *4 of Section I t, Til w n l owi ng d e a i r i h r d iifi-fM ft \ • t t u a f i d in Senn and th i re t»» *h»»w cause, if any you have *<r hat *»• , 1 h* 14m b r \ ill Ir e |tt hrfr>b> gJ x * fi I»urrhaM‘r of T a i ( Vf t i f t r a l * N<« 1U|»», d a t n i hip 2 1 S outh, lla nge 29 Fa*t, a im N’ K 1* of s \S ' 4 Mgui’d inte nd in applv fi; 1 h* Honorable ► l hr y have, why the raid l**ur of bond* aafcsl and cheapest In Ihc world. Write ’ Lr 4th lias uf J t n i ' A- I f antil r r f - note m u r i f v , Floritla, t ' ^ w i l beg.n at 8 V V corner of SK h of Sec*liouFill not t«e rAnfif mi d ami valblat* ■! a* • for Information lo headquarters Orlando. f fh» S ta te uf lion } I. T o w n*bip 21 South, Itang* fiDratat urahrapi*^ t hr folli* w\ ny ih ff i t h n l of SVVG of S e r 27, T p 21 S It 10 K . HI ^iri nrj > J *' m1 1 «, t n * ♦ r n nr cording to t i * ’, at which tim e and jitace all Akciils wanted In every (own in Florida. f Auf„ V D 29 hx*t, r u n ra*t l l 1^ rlialna, n o r t h I'fdpfftl* ai t i i a i e in SeTninoIf i ' n u l > . arr« a, l l i i n d a , i»n th* H l h day T he maid land being a*-a«-*aed ai the d a te of prrtoiis *ii ib siring may i»e heard upon the i>rp<>rating t h r r l o f l d a to- wit * '»’ of N W L ol H K ' i of r 4*!1*, fi.r letter* p a te n t in 10 r h a i t n , Wfttt 14*^ r na i n*, Id m a ile r of validation of #atd bund** a* t* S \ V« 4 ani l K :i - i nl N ** « f S j r . of *SW • of the imauanee of much* e rftifjrate in the nam e Sanfitrtl Hui l di ng ani! I m p r o v e m e n t 4 <ha;n>, •[•dendant* of Mipnle I. MrCalliim. I nle*. daid rerprovided by law 'j»any u n d e r t h e fn||t>wine pr,'p,*«rd c h a r t e r , £r c. 4. T p . 1*1 It 29 E*. th** aai.l l am! I ' n i e r of Service hv 1'uidlcat Itm t if i r i le m a l l be redeem ed krrording I e i Saw t h e ori ginal uf mb i r h 1* n**w nn file In th* *ioE marj»pfi a t thicf thi» l aat t anr o f IT N K S H , E A i M tC iil.A S S . C b r k of T'« a IT p a r t fra c l a i m i n g inter* t t * u n d e r theWla t h cr rtificatd- in t h e n a m e uf 11n k no *■mi; tax ilred will Imtu# t breeon *»n the IttL ila> t-ftifc yf t h e Hef r et af ^ -f S t a t e . i d C o u r t ami I fie **■«! of *«ld t our l on f 1 -1« ! a F Hit! a n d Wi l l i am l l e t i r ) Hill, her 1 Li* t h r tilth day t?f J u ly 1919 \ lao* T a i t ' * rt i tie at** Mo 9W7, ilati'il t h e of August. A. I' ■1919, » It* it* M d '' r t i l 111 f , tf 1hem, *■' «it her witte. ITl VV11n earn m\ ofTIHal *(|n»tiifi arut *• a! !n" t d a y of J u n e A f* 1902* sai d rprtifirat** • *ral I V IM »| ’C»I. \ SS f f f f 1 » j n f ' ** *•r *I *te*4 • 1 h« tj In b< w . slid all. parties o r i r r s l hi- f ol l owi ng f| F«frj| iri| p r o p e r t y the lOfh dav id J u l\ \ l» 1 9 1'« <lferk t if r ut I 1 ’nurl Seventh Ju d ir ia l I i u r. f F > a.rmng in le rett* until r Mien <« \ p g a r amt 4 Jrcuii *eal F 4 |M*l 1*1. r t t u a l e i l Jn S r m i n n l e ’ t ' l m n l y , F l o r i d a t o>*i l f»4 miRtilt( 'm in i ) t lorida. Y Vaughan Vpgar. hi* wife, of e i t he r of ■t hem* »r Clerk C irruii t ' d i r i S .m inoli County. Fla SK ** •>( N R ' | of f W t , of See 4, T p . . 21 fi l ■ 11 r 1 . r» ► r? ^ s rmif» u i b * f » i » r , in t he l a n d dot e rt b e d b e l o w , a n d [t> \ F Duugla**, D t'. S. H. 29 E., n a m e bei ng o n e f o u r t h of *a hi J ° * **• fll' h y d . o ,.» Add W oodbrid c*. * i. v * P lfP c M y-nl K. C. W allac e,. .. 3rd 5 “ » »0». d » ' ^ t h . IU rh l,I ' **■ 1*16, covering Lol f, , A ■’ »'* W... d b r l d i r , The .aid i B U SIN E SS C A R D S S C H E L L E M A IN E S LAWYER Wilson & Hoasbolder A T L A N T IC HOTEL r V- “2f ,r' by ‘ “k,1 l f*t,on1I We i Still Have Good Envelopes at * 5c a Pkg. : HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply DepLj^ Phone 148 Sanfi/J, Fltiritla I LfiAL AliVlRIISIMi Automobile Protection HENRY McLAULlN , F 61 - M r r e r l l f l e a t e . t h e sai d l a n d b e i n g a- sewnl at t h e da^e of t h e u s u a n r e of i n c h eef i i t i r aLr in t he n a m e of A, H Wo o d . Matt filed i a i d e e r t l f f r a t e in my nf hr e a n d i.«.!> m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for l u i d e e d t > t o u r \rtlrlr« Ip Court of (uunltt J u i l j r , S i« ir uf 1 I••r i d , In re Katate of WVttlt j J C ra m e r, *1.iv i t^ a m p» rum st: errordnecf. with law. ftp ml nole C o u n ty . LnUt# t» id ■ k .' 1 I’d redeem ed N o llr e itt hereby given L” all w h o m it ma> a r m r d i n f t o l a w fax d e e d will laaue t h e r e o n r o n r e r n . t h a t I,n«fii> C‘ra»ner, a* (guardian td on t he 14t h n a y id Augu*i A. I». 1919, Wesley J. C r a m e r , an insane perton, will on \Mtnea» m y ufTieial pl Kt i at ure a n d eeal t h l i the 1 1 th day of Auguai, A- I*. 1919, apply tti the ILuio?able F- F- H oufhuliler. C ounty t h e 19t h d a v of J u l y A, D. 1919. i real ) E, A. D O U G L A S S Jutigp in a n d for raid C o u n ty , at hi* office| in f ’lerk r i r e u l t t ' n i i r t , S e m i n o l e ( ' m i n t y . IT.i Hanford in said Countv* at 10 o'clock A. M fil-fjte tty V. L i Jougl aa*, D . t \ nr n* Boon th» r* after a* the m atter ran be heard* fur au'.hurity to *ell, at public ur rlvate all the inter?** *>f the *a|d IV«■*Nollre of AppHrailon fnf Tax P r » d U n d e r priv C ra m e r, in t h e following-di *r r i bed Se c i l ou fv of f h a p l r r I Koh, 11 f lor I da Ie>' J > *u l w*>uT h roai e*t«te* in *atd tV-unt*« ulii r |*a 11« r * I*• i?i n l 1’tit 1 *a a «• H’a • L* i.f *' * r . |turrh;uM ' itf T a i f * r 'i ft j ' i- ' • I 17 « h ( Mu ar t i *d S*’Ut hi a«<t ■ in I " w n -4*i [• b w. ifa ts il H it «l!» t l i j i.f J u i * A ]> [ 9 1 1 , has tJon 1 1 in > id Itangf Y»nf t Fa»t, »*M 1t « fitrd ttdiil n MiPt i 1 ti m v offtre nful .h a s JI frptMiritt. I * i' 11rj" [Rl 11 r 1 > mi <| r a p p l i e a t i o n for i a t dee*! i n tttttiie Jn 1 1,. a r r nr dar . f i - v J h ^ .ud r e t n f U a t e ern* of S \V 1* if ?- *-g 11*111 ii nf-■f •-»» r. hr « r ef t h e f ol l ow3ng dr - r i h e d nr - p e r t v ait* \ N of t h 2 1*" f*it, Ka *t t*42 f ■"I. ^ u j * h Wr*t * ’ » |2 f*41 , bring t h e land « h » hv _ •> *d u a u d i n Seui i .t iu C «*.*t ^ , M u r i d a t o - w u . E. C, J4»nr^ t«y deed d a te d Nnv, 2 t t h , I ? HI* filed J a n 12, D M . r e c o r d « d f i t of V c o n v e y a nc r *t p a g e J 4 n In Dr a ng* f& fK e t> stw m o p SOO r" r : ■ sftaSatr* MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE • WMMSN * ASK YOUR C R O C E R Co.. H*- Alsn beginriing Ififl f* r t Wi-ft <f H, R, corner of S. VV. V*, of 5, K, 1 1 of .Section 3! af nr» *aid, running thefMw l\e *t 1(l £** C N o r t h I I I I fa • t Fa«| ,210 f**t. Soulh U f I f r r t , being thi p r o p e r t y i Y f ' r \ t d I . F F f'r trl* a n d wlf. I.uuiaa t«. S t . p h - n I I'aht, |,y .ip..| rt r t r tl V„v 1>V 1 " 4 ril»d I*.. 24, ) kin |, r»-f *»rd» it kn H * »*k 22, png* t,2 AN. > U. g i n n i n g a t a f ir t 1 to fit* t ri-»f 1ft •if t fu* Sou I fi* 4 * * r r*. r quar t * r . f ! L* k (iu • a: l i m i t -<>ri* , i <iu * *fii*> ' * T Lift} r a *f , t iht-nre r i fci t. t h 1-11r e N o r t h 2 111 * ; n ft # 1, t h r nr*- H.-ulf. J of be r i t t t i i h t * if Ihr K Application fur L r l t r t v Pa tent Notici- in h i r e b y given t h a t the iu li s i r l lu r s hi r« t " will apply t o the Governor of th# S l a te of Florida. «>n the 19th d a y of August A. P . | 9 | 9 , at Tallahfcsscr, Florida for !rt* ter* jta tent on tf^e proposed C h a r te r of the Caldwell Furnilur*- C o m p a n y , I n e o r p o r a t r d, thi* t h e 9th d a y of J u ly Why you bliould use . Cardul, Ihc woman’s tonic, for your troubles, hive been shown In thousands of letters from actual users of this medi­ cine, who speak from personal experience. If the results obtained by other women for so many years have been so uni­ formly Rood, why not give Caruul a trial? Take Tlie Woman's Tqnlc Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, ot C u llen , Va., w rltesi "About II years ago, I suffered untold misery with female (rouble, bear­ ing-down pains, head­ ache, numbness . 1 would go lor three weeks almost bent double . . My husband went lo Dr. ------- for Cardul . . . After taking about two bottles 1 began going around and when 1 took three bottles I could do all my week." E-80 DM9. D. A. Caldwell L. \V. Caldwell H, A* Irw in D, I). Caldwell . L aura P. Caldwell * M a rv It R utherford C l l A R T F II O F T H E C A L D W E L L F U H N IT IIR K CO M PA N Y IN C O R PO R A T E D . We, the undersigned, dn hereby a**orlaljp o ura clvft for th e purpose of becoming In­ c o rp o ra ted und»-r the laws of th e S ta te of Florida, to tr a n s a c t for profit th e business below set forth and we do a dopt the fol­ lowing as t b r ^ c h a r te r of the proposed c or­ p o ra tio n . * # A n lrte O ne T h e n a m e of th# co rp o ra tio n shall h# Caldf’ well F u r n itu r e C o m p a n y . Inci r p o r a te d , and ita Principal p l a t e of business shall he, Han­ ford, Florida, a n d th*? Hoard of Directors m a y e stablish o th e r places of business with* " in a n d w ithout the S t a te off Florida. Ar(lf(r T x o T h r ( m m ! n a tu r e <f ( h r burin*•• to h r lr a n * a r ( r tl an*t ronHurteri fay ra id r o r p o r i tl o n ahall b r a t folio** t o * 1 1 : T o t n f a . r in a n d t a r r y on a f e n r r a i m rrc h a n d i r r b u r in r x l; to buy, a* 11 a n d deal In all k inds of f u r n i tu r e 'a nd fiiturr*. hardw are a n d a r r r M o r lr r . m u rira l I n t l r u m r n l a e tr ., to a n c a i e in a n d r a r r y on a c e n t r a l fu rn itu re a n d ha r d w a r e hurinr** a n d to b u y aril and d r a t in ev ery kind of materia), ware a n d m erchandise t h a t may he necr»*ary or eap r d l e n t to r a r r y on xald h u r i n r u ; to borrow m oney a n d t o eeeure th e p a y m e n t of, *ame m y m o r t . a r r * . deed*; bm d* and other ol>i l f . t l n o . therefor: to fat*}’ a n d tell rrai e*t»ie a n d to ImprnTe t h r i i i t i ; to do all eurh and o th e r ant) f u r th e r t h i n r . *■ m ay he n e m •xry a nd r* |ied len t lo h e done for the i u r Ceaaful tr a n v a r tio n of the buxine*, of thix eorporxtion, a n d to have, rxerriee a n d e n ­ joy all ri(h l* . poxfer* a n d prixile.e* InrldentaJ t o corporatio n* n r . a n l l r d a n d e x U l in i un d e r a n d b y v irtu e p f ‘ t h r lawx ef the S ta te ot Florida. Article T h r e e T h e a m o u n t of capital (tori* of IhU rorp o r a tlp n ehfill be Five T h o u s a n d Dollar*, In be divid ed i n t o One H u n d r e d Sharr* of F if ty Dollars e ach, all or a n y portion of t h , c a p f u l Stock of thia c o rp o ra tio n m ay be p a yable in. lasUed or vaad for t h , p u r r h a x t ! of p r o p e r t y , real or personal or for t h e p , y . 1 | m an! of la b o u r or services 'a t a Ju*t valua! Uon thereof to be d e te rm in e d by t h e board of Directors. ^ , A rllr'c Four T h ia c o rp o ra tio n ahall c o n t i n u e ’ a nd have ill h n w*r life - _ * ,U" ta corriu Its •_ .i.L*. F I n* of pur aliitn ll*gan of . Ituitifing a n d the hjuifunl I umpint \\ 1 he undi faigtird havt a**«jriafn<n *»ur t * g« l h» r and di+ h* ft tt> A>«oeiatr «.i11r»r| vea fur the putp*«*p of Inr rntog n11 r aelve* into a bud> t»«>T»18«r and mrpuratr uti der anil b\ virtue til the las*« id the State of Florida and d«* ad«pt the f’flowing artiMrp , *1 I v* • of inrorporation The name Article I. fill# corp-i' r * 1 in► n ahall be atui 1m p m * # i n r n t Com p a n s , anil it* pfai* of l*u»ihr*» «had bi S a n f o r d , Seminc-le ( *uunt y, Fla, • S#nh>rd id tfuildfng Artlrlr II 1.* e* u» t 1 1 * il t • rial I fit all pa ft l et c l a i mi n g a n i n t e r e s t in t h e foil o w ­ N O T l r i : o f M AST E ll 'S SAKE i ng i l e e r r i be d l am! t i t u a l e in Serni n*de c o n n Noli*** given t h a t under and by 1% Fh.rtdi, to »il S *t of S ’ f uf S K '* of* virtue j i>11 ii'rffi r»‘n*lf r« d 4-n tfie 2 Mh S VV ** of S t c i i o n 1-i, T o w n s h i j i 21 S*«ulh, June. 19, by the lion. Ja» \V Ha nge 2-' al«tT begi n at 5 W esirne* of <!av SK. “* s d S e c t i u n id* T o w n * h i p 21 S o u t h , ,1’t r F 41S’*, J u il ge ii f l h **• S-e ve ifk h J u d lc i a I 1*j r Mange '2 9 Ka • t , ru n F i a t 14 chain*, cul t of Fdurida, in C h* it r e r p y r i n a r e r f a i n NMsffb I d c h a i n s . We a l I t c h a i n * . S o u t h 10 raufie th ere in pe n t o n g w h e r e i n C. 1- Ffineb a u g h t* t u m p l a b t n t and \ \ ti VFtriHurli, c bain* It ia l . i u i n n r dr r e *! tfrwt y o u a p p e a r t o t h e indlv i t ua t l y and VI, (». Veanourl* »» T h i d r f bill t d e n t n pl a i n t h i e d her ei n a g a i n a t y n u In lor J* hr\ Ci. Vcatjouri* a n d T o m CL V c a n p u ­ t h e a b o v e c u t if led r a uaf . till t h e f i rst d a y t f rl-, t i ti*. f. - 1 :,t, t, i h r u n d r r * l g n e d Hpejfla! St p t i inl i f . A D 1919, a n d t h e Ha n f o r d M i i i i t will ori \ f o ml a y , t h e it h d a v / of \u g u * l, I'M 9, in Iron I u the Court lffiu*e 11* r ai d 1 * hi rcft> s l e i i g n a t ’ tl a* t h e n e w s p a p e r in S a n t r >t. Mor t t i a. dur >ng IF* fe^al i n w h i r h thb* o r d e r all all be p u t d i a h e d once iliiur hour* of vaT*-, xtflsr f <»r - r ie a r d *rll *- j the t w . l v p rt r m r u t i v - Werka» » i il . r fur a*t t h r Hollowing7 di*high* - * b.i \ V it mi - • m a f«a fill .I n <1 ■ i I Mf , off r - thi* t« i l l K ' i S K " a » f S \\ * r J U 11* , \ 2 t i 1 <i* |1 I ' M -* 11 >•u t' 1 2t 1 *no I . rr. » aid mi'ti* •* W •I rFipfw.w* t-wi'T.g 1, '.J i. >• .j*-*# t h m t hi s c n f p i r a t i o n ia iiuMibriti-d to r ’ * ttUrrt-ttttfljl Il4ti i i r(i «i t i -I t ft - ut.f i*uf a' bm a nd I a i d • I•| <1. a l J L* r i gM J f p h * « e r v i i i # VVrn r • i r|.. *.!• » * • i*♦ 4*b t 11 i it | it*ir i i d * » I• *i I ■g d III >F i J i I-I a d u 1 41* 4, \o d * S. HOFFMAN in i LIST A M ) OPTICIAN P r . i r t i r c c o n i l n e d to I h e i r e n l m e n t o f(h e eye \ I M H, t il l I I J*.*# p h f i a r v l n , t h e n p i r mwn l r i 4 « • anti th vittt t-a u n J i r I Ii•’ s 1*: will a n d f * * t a t m n t uf J.* -* ph 4 i a r vin. f he u r U n o a p h»fr» « ( sirr >' ‘ ti. and t> d-» all *.* *h oth t and f M i r thing* a* r <0 r*c**«arv and * xpi b MY SPKCIALTIES: PH KAltIVS UAND-PAINTED CHIN* GORHAM'S -iTL'RLINj* SII.VKK riOf.LRS* FI.ATED V. AltL ELC.N AND WAl.flUM WATCHES 1.1 V^S. \ 1*4* 1 . 1 t < j 11 i Hij f t , >t lb \ t »* rj.f i k , J r , i* r f . f • tn 1 , a ft 1 « i.l M o ! . muTt gag*** «lt 1 •! *, hi ft tl *, not* • 1-r ol hf r L i ( if r til t * *• U r 1 s * * r ft t h 4 fr c if It, obligation t h i n fur* to o u a f a«l\ arv *a and Hrfii!n«i1r ( i i u n < j , H&ifida. I n ( ]i i n r r f j loan* of muncy; 1 ** D*«»* real (» t« le as land* He n r y I L i l l 111 C h j t p p t d , lord*; to buy and i t ’ll, tv acijufr^, ow n a n d M a r v Wh e e l e r ( ‘h u p pell, a o d held all per«onpl p ro p e rty n*cc««ary to ad- J . U t t i r u v e * , (%»m p i a i n a n U Hill t o va.ret ag' oil! ly cofidurt and t r an«»r! any h i *!1 vs. (luift S- »f |i n * > i VVhirh applieatj* n will b* i*a*ed tipmi lb' prtitirln f i r ♦ale now «■» f.le in -aid 1 urt. D a ted July Ddh, A* I». 1919* Le#wu Cf a nfer. (guardian Gl-5tc wh i c h Ia p tl b 11*F t d he f e w i t h be I u t of Eyes !>y a regular rejila(ered physician Glasses Oiled, broken lenea du­ plicated HuiiHt*V* f*±r C o m p la in a n t. • 4»-5t , , N o lle * m for Fa a Deed Under Ihfci*, | , a « » uf 1 l*»r- « f S r r I lo 77 tt *..f 4 Htt( let Thf« id a ll« W > rv-fi> yi . *-n t f-a t I» i r r has* f * *»f T a i l f*»rd. JE W E L E R e x am in ed 28 W. Church St. - Orlando, Fla. M. and * ftlfir a te, * unkhMW H Ip f a i t * 4 * t, ' I • Itt4 *’* u t i . b f I I r 'a m e n t «d U m 141*1 4* Will u lid' \n d *o r. | a^.d It . unk vi •* .1 ►• * \ • «i r | « III •# V» I ' *d I • ' u ia I Ii r 1 I S ■jj, f{ I *j i|* 141 a T o J o *■r fi t i I * a r %| p „ t ti «i d *•n ru f n k fj o w n 110,90(1 Pfi', ti» tx fill 111 n l l fit u ttri* li*!ti*f r*’*| 1 '* U fn 4# ( ful i ftn-lti, fit *|t|pfiri' U n k p o w p 14J4*1 ih x f t* *»f t hr [ i f \ alu* i f *»t,• f l u m l r t i l ft a | i i n a^ir.e i h r v s u t t i lull . ff coin* IInliar* f HlO 04> i a* h, »>» lit- pairl f ■f w ,i f< j lfiini fil>d In r* in a ^ a i u * i m i (fiat »<*u h a i r All ur uf f i ai r n t«i lawful mittipv •»f ftr 1’ ml* tJ Mat *#. tt»iit*r i nt i c*— »t in I lie fifilttw any pur Hup (>f thr1 »al?l i a pita I i tq e k ma> I t i ng d r u r r i h e d I a pti »p Ht'pilpol u c o u n t y , 1Toy- *|.it a' *I .4 a •■( I Jit* Ull' uf I f . II »"f |ui f uti uf! ahall if I"* >1 T iiU’Lumn«4 lii>iUr* pa. y i ll I# |p, i*r isttii'ff ur usc4 f*»r, or in the id a. m\r*-w i l ■ |pirrliB*e i»f property* t#h#f or «rrv|r*P, a! a Ju*t v a l u a t i o n i h r r e o f t<* k e r U t e r m l e e i f l»y the Iftiird of d ifeflo fl. Arliefe IV, Thi* r u r p o f a tlu n shall fu p lfp n e arni itavr full puw* r to ravrris# IU curtiorat# right# ami frapchUr* fr?r a pi Hoil of pin* ty-rilin’ year* from ap«l aft«f the com m enecmcftt off it* corporate #*ist*nr#. A rllfir V. T he 1*i,i ■Ipis* off this corporal inn ah ail !»« cppcluctcif l»y th e ffoSffiWdug ofFseem: A p f r titl«*nl, vice pre sident, treaaurer, • e e r r ta r y , c le t te d by the hoard of liirectof*. a n d a hoard off airectora of not less t h a n t h r e e m»r rnnr# th a n acven, director*, who shall he sttrrk* holders In said fs>rf»ofaliott. to be rlected b y I h r stock holder* annually. The ofhc# of **-cre1 ary and tfea sure r riia) hi- held tf> the sa m e person. Until afte r the first a n n u a l meeting of the ito ckhoidef* herein pro v id ed fe*r» and until their i i p r r s i u M are eli-rtid a n d mi all tied, 111# ofliceriTjf thia corporation ahall Ft: --C. A. Hetta, Freaident: . J . II. Cowan, Vic# Freaident: and H. Rung*-, Secretary a n d T reasurer. T h# Hoard of Dir# ctora ahall b t ; A V aughan, Green W. S m ith , E* K. H ogan, C. A. H r t t a and J. II. Cowan. T h# flrat or o r g a n ii a t i >n met line of th# ito c k h u td era off thia co rp o ra tio n ahall h# held in th# city of S anford, Seminole c o u n ty , Florida, on th# 2Dth d a y of August, A. II. 1919, for th# purpoa# of a d o p tin g L>-law* a n d completing ih # orgfcnitatlon of th e cor­ p o ra tio n aa h errinbefhrr provided for, a n d t h e r e a f t e r th# a n n u a l rnsetingsa of th# sfuclo holder# ahall b« h rld on th# second W ednrad a y In J u l y of each a n d ev ery year. Article VI. T h# higheat a m o u n t of indehl*dne*s or liability t o which thia c o rp o ra tio n ahall aujec t itself ahall be twice t h e a m o u n t of fta c ap ital atocks Article VII. T h e n a m e s anil rt*id encsa of th e aubacribtng incorporato rs of thia corporation a n d th# a m o u n t of capital stock s u t a r r i h e d by each, are as follow*: A. Vaughan, Hanford, Florida, 2 aharra; C. A. lie Its, Hanfbrd, Florida, 2 aharea; J. IL T o s i i J , Hanf<>rd, Florida. 2 th are a; H. I t u n r r , S anford, Florida, 2 share*: U r t o W. Sm ith , S anford. Florida, 2 a area H. E. H ogan, Sa nford, Florida, 2 share*. • In Witness Whereof, T h e "subscribing inc o r p o ra to r s of the co rp o ra tio n have h e reunto auhacribtd • their name*: C. A. Hetta J. If. Cowan 8 . Runge G reen W, S m ith E. E.. llo g a n S t . t . o i Florid. A -V .u « h ,n. u. C o u n t y of S .m ln o lr , U v lo t, m*. a Clark C i r r u it C o u r t, p r n o n * ally a p p e a r e d C. .A. U *tU , J . IJ. b, owsn G W,. S m i(u, ith , 8 u rreen «n w nm n.. Ku»*». K u o , , . E . E. H o ( s n • a A. v s u f h . n who a r , w.ll k nown t o m , t o b . *"• S - r K S w i i t - . c T h e W i l t liglf 1 W 1 7 1 uf t h e H t t U t h w e d Q u a r t e r - S W j j ) «»f S e c t i o n 29,- T o w n s h i p 19 S o u t h , l i artgn :l | F a i t , le*a a m i t s r j - p t t h e We s t hal f ( n *-ji *»f t h e Wes t hal f i\Y * j i of th# H*»uthwe«t q u a r t e r of t h e S o u t h ■ I i w#at n a t t e r f H W 1*! of* Hurt inn 29, Town* ■hip 19 S outh, flange >11 E ast, c o n ta in in g .0 aeft* m u r e «f le**. | . Y o u a r e t h e r e f o r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d a n d of 4 w f i t n b e a n d a p p e a r before u u r sa i d f if cul t Co ii f t at t h e C o u r t Jftitt*#* i n Han* f or d, F l o r i d a , on t h e Fl r at M o n d a y In A u eu«t , 1919. b e i n g t h e 4t h d a y of s a i d m o n t h , t h i n a n d t h e r e t o m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e bill uf f u r n p U i n t h e r e i n filed a g a i n s t y o u , a n d t h e r e i n fail n o t , ( ts«*aaic| hill will h e t a k e n aa r o n f e t i e d a g a i n s t y o u , f ol l owed b y (Inal de* ere#. THE U N I V E R S A L CAR r i* - The Ford One Ton Truck may well be classed as an agricultural necessity, it fits into and (ills so many wants on the- farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens, not only do­ ff he ing the work of several r » horses quicker and better rarmers than the horse, and does not “eat its head oil”' when not working. The aggres­ sive far ner lias only to consider the possibilities of the Ford truck and he is ready to buy oflgr"We judge this to be so from, the way farmers are- buyi g them. Truck Chassis ?550f. Detroit.. * • | j It i* f u r t h e r o r d e re d t h a t thi* n o tj* n he published in the Hanford H erald, a newa|i ip e r p tihlishfd in Sem inole c o u n ty , Florida, ’ one e ac h week for tt tu n a e r y live weffka. TCI A L L P A R T I E S C L A I M I N G AN I N ­ T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E I N II E L O W D E S C K I H E D : U nder J o s e p h (Sarvin a n d Wm* G. A ndenreid, or « th r r w ! f # . I t being m ad# t o a p p e a r hy a iw n r n bill of c o m p la in t filed herein against you t h a t you have nr claim to h a v e *om# Intereet In the following described l a n d s in Sem inole c o u n ty , Florida, to-w it; T h e W r i t half (W J41 nf | h # H oulhw eat 1 q u a r te r ( 8 W ^ ) *»f Section 29, T o w n s h i p 19 S o u th , R a n g e HI E a t ! , b ** a n d u o J the W i l l half ( W ! i ) flf t h e V.ist half t W J f ) of th# So u lh A p a t q u a r t e r i 8 W k |l of th# S o u t h weal q u a r t e r ( H W ‘ m g | Section 29, T n w : > » ■hip 19 . S o u t h , R a n g e 31 E aa t, o n a l n l n g *0 acre* m ore or Ira*. Y on a r e therefor# h n e b y c o m m n led a n d p r r o l t C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t H ouse In San* lord, F lo r id a , on t h e First M o n d a y in Septr m l i e f , ' I91P. b e i n , th* t i n t d t y of t t i d m o n th , t h r n a n d (hrCr (o m ake a n sw e r u n t o t h e bill of c o m p l a in t died herein a e a ln s t y o u , P- ‘ a n d t h . r t l n fail n o t ' , 1a , laid bill will be ! t a k e n as confessed a (aln * ( you, lo be fol­ lowed by final decrea. It I. f u r t h e r o r d e re d t h a t th i. notice he r u h liJ ijr d o n e , each week /or twelve w e ek . In the S a n fo rd Herald, a new spaper p u b l lt h e d in Sem inole c o u n ty . Florida. ' . '( D one a n d ' o r d r r t d t h i . the- J l h d a y o( J u n e ,. 1919. (*•»!>. K. A. D O U G f,A S S , Clerk Circuit C ourt Seminole Co., Fla, . .. . , , , Hy V. K. D o u d a . s , D. C, D irkln*on St D ic k ln .o n , Solicitora for Complainants. 66- l a t c . N O T I C E T O BIUD KKtt V s a l e d bid*; s u b j e c t t o t h e s a t , of bond* will lie r e r r f e , d b y t * H oard o t C o u n t y C om m iss io n e rs of Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florida, ■* *"• office of s a i d b o a r d a t t h e c o u r t hous* In. . a n f o rd . Florida, on or before t e n o ’clock a. m. oo t b a 4 l h d a y of A u g u it, A. D . 1919, *“ • e a e o v a t l o n a n d r o n r i r u c t io n of t h ditchee, d r a in s or canola a n d lata rnl d itc h e s, d r a in s or c a n a ls In th e Je aaup D r a i n s , t Diak bid - U , t u n c c m p . n l s d by . e c r u - Uf Truck fj::* ^. C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . THIGPEN * COMPANY r_i_ -■J-Si A O B N Ta eneralDinerFire pcoruca Insurance Y . bank utilding w# *• >11 v) r * 1 1 F lo rid a ’ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 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/401c95fc2e77e6cc8e0935168ea4ced3.pdf 7c7440029f37d73eff6eab86005df87f PDF Text Text . t... : . . 1 •‘A ti'w ? *■ 4^- - # i / »< #r t4P " ‘1 4- v r j . ^- • r 16 Pages—Pages 1 to 8 >iC IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME X BETTS OPEN FOR BUSINESS SHOP. MEN HEARING ON ARE OUT TELEPHONE IN FORCE RATE RAISE SANFORD TRUCK GROWERS! GARAGE FIRE THREATENS CITY BLOCK Have Page In This Issue Showing . Annual-Statement. One of the Finest lee Cream and In this issue of the Herald is a Cold Drink Parlors in .the City. page advertisement of tho Sanford Beits is open. Truck Growers, Inc. giving their; And the hearts df the kiddies annual statement according to the and of the older folks are gladdened auditor's report just made. by this announcement. T h e . statement shows tjjat this For many weeks they have been organization of farmers have just waiting for this fine cstablishmsnt finised their first season* that has to get ready for business for every been a most successful ont? In-every LOW WATER PRESSURE MADE man, woman and. child knows Ed. FLORIDA RAILROAD COM MIS­ way. . FIRE FIGHTING . DIFFICULT Betts for be it known th at the a- EVERY RAILROAD IN COUNTY A L L " BRANCHES OF SHOW SION WILL MEET IN JACK­ WILL BE TIED UP UNLESS They have handled a million OWNERS LOSE THEIR -CARS foresdid Ed. Betts hnn been catering •INDUSTRY MAKING HUGE SONVILLE AUGUST 2IST. TO DEMANDS ARE MET. GARAGE DESTROYED. * ‘dollars worth of ••gross business. to the wants of the public for the PROFITS SAY GOVERNMENT HEAR THE CASES. past seven years but he has been They averaged 8 nnd one- quarter . What looked like the destruction The striko of the* shop men of the Washington, Aug. 8.-rPresident working at other establishments in Sanford Sanford Division Division of of the the A. A. C. o . L. n- nRy, If, there is any complaint, on the acre per man in the. organization. of an entire city block started In a . Wilson will address congress in per­ this city.; He opens this week his is now ono week old arid- while it chartge of toll rcjtes of the Southern After paying freight crate material fire In the Seminole Girage Monday 19 IIw” — — *— . 0 son today to make recommendations own .parlors in the room ■on Hrst seems th a t a settlement will be reach­ Bell Telephone St Telegraph Com­ etc., the organization has paid each afternoon about five o'clock. The '.‘M pany the place to complain ia in farmer more than $6000. per member orgin *of thr fire ia unknown a* the for legislation designed to aid in re­ street formerly deebpied by Simon's ed soon It is not yet In sight. * •• , Jacksonville where the Railroad Com­ ducing the cost of living. This was store and next docrr to Perkins and shop had been closed for the day The strike is a peaceful’ One from mission will meet for this purpose. net profits.learned today at the white house. Britt. This room has recently been Read the advertisement in thjp and there was no one in the garage every standpoint the men all being As Oveido and Geneva an? effected Agents of' the department of justice remodeled and placed In first -class a t the time except Mr*. William* issue of the Red G ator Brand. today throughout the country were shape by Contractor George Venable residents of this city and the majority in thla raise of rates they should be who la the bookkeeper and wa* In obeying the order issued by the and is a room 40x100 feet, the walls pf them owning homes here and represented • as the following notice the front of the building In the office. Fam ily Reunion attorney general yesterday th at pro­ being finished in white paper and have lived here many years and will signify: . One of the helpers waa out in front fiteers and hoarders of food and the wainscoting in dark green and they, are only asking that they, be In the. matter of the General There was a family reunion at of the building waiting on a gasolene paid commensurate with the cost other necessities be tracked down presents that lofty and cool and in­ Schedules of Kates and Charges for the home of B. W. Smith of Paola customer when something like a and prosecuted under the Lever food viting appearance that is so re­ of living In this day of exorbitant the services furnished by the South­ on Sunday, Aug. 3rd. . muffled exposition sounded followed > . control act. Recommendations for freshing in the summer weather. prices. ern Bell Telephone & Telegraph be a dense smoko and Mrs. William* His son George, who had served for Ed Betts knows the ice cream' additional legislation necessary to The shop men are of the same Company within the State of Flor­ Immediately sounded tho alarm. nino months in Base Hospital 136 effect the reduction in the cost of and cold drink business and he will frame of mind as the engineers who ida:' ; * V.ollc Williams her husband who h*a Vannca, France had returned the living, formulated by the special sub cater to tho wants of the trade with by t)>eir representative in Washing­ THE RAILROAD COMMISSION­ charge of (he machine shop ^aa committee of the cabinet, were in many new and fancy drinks and ton, last week told President ^Vilson ERS OF TH E STATE OF FLOR Sunday before, looking none tho acrooss the street on business and worse but rnther better for his over President Wilson's hands, and he ex- delicious ices, lie will he assisted by th at either Congress must reduce IDA, to THE SOUTHERN BELL hurried over b u t In almost an In­ seas trip. •* , pectoA to fl\ake these recommendn- Howard Harris who is also an expert the high cost of living or expect TELEPHONE Si TELEGRAPH stan t the machine shop and the tionsX h^tfb jcct of an ealry message in this line. The new store will also to raise the wages of the engineers COMPANY. His young doughter Mrs. G. O. entire building was ip flames and it • i Stenstrom of Eustis arrived on was impossible to get out any car* ^ to congrees.- Their nature has not handle Nunnally’s famous candies or exspect another strike.^ It is simply TAKE NOTICE that on Thurs­ and confections, cigars and tobacco coming to the point in the existence Wednesday; his eldest , Mrs. O. B. or any p a rt. of the equipment. been disclosed. • day, August 21st, 1919 at 10 o'clokc and a good line of stationery and of not only the railroad employees Black welder of St. Augustine on The epuntry today faced the defi­ A. M. -the Railroad Commissioners The fire departm ent responded Thurdsay; and on Friday his siter s uppl i / s. . but the people itn every wulk of life nite promise of some cut in bread of the State of. Florida will be In to the call as soon as possible but Betts place will make a Specialty that there must be relief from the, Mrs. Phillips, whom he had not prices following announcement yes­ session at the Chamber of Commerce the water pressure waa very poor od Sunday orders for ice cream de­ seen ff>r nineteen years arrived with terday by Dr. J uIIub H. Barnes, of livered to any part of the city. present high price's or every industry Auditorium In Jacksonville, Florida, and the water company did not get her youngest daughter, Mrs. Norman. in the lund will be tied up. grain corporation that immediate then und there to hear and consider any pressure until the- fire was al­ The new store has been made So Sunday Mrs. Jno. Purdon and effort would be made to place on sale complete by the plumbing and fix­ The demands of the shop men are your application heretofore.filed With family; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith most out. With the inadequate pres­ in every community where prices are tures so essentinl in this business net forth in the following circular: wit!) them for their approval of your und son, und Mr. and Mrs. Clarke sure the fire departm ent assisted by Sanford. Fla. Aug.4. 1919 telephone toll rates authorized by found improperly high, standard ex­ by the Lee brothers of this city Pearson and family*-came. This was citizens did valiant work and saved port flour at $10 a barrell. The ruling and the lighting, fans and other To all Locals und Members ' the Postmaster General, and of the first tim* that Mr. and Mrs. the theatre building belonging to price during ths last four months, he electrical equipment was installed Division 2 & 3 your several exchange rates at the . Smith had had tho pleasure of see­ T J. Miller & Son on the south side said, has been at-least a dollar above by the Charles Electric Co., of San­ Railway Employees Dept. following Exchanges: and the J. L. Miller building on the th a t figure. The announcement was ford. The lights, art: of the semi­ Greeting: Mioanopy, St. Andrews, Chiplej, ing all of their children and grand north side,of the garage. Confined made at the same time however that indirect type that cast no shadows At our regular meeting today we Fernundlna. Green Cove Springs. children together since they have to the one story garage building 51 the grain corporation had decided to and shed a soft refulgent glow that unanimously adopted the following Luke City. Panama City. DcLand. become grandparenta and their joy between these two higher buildings maintain the government's guarantee make a beautiful light and the Betts resolutions, and ask that you do Palatka. Daytona', Gainesville, San­ and no wind to fan the Dames the was unbounded. • on wheat at $2.26 a busehel. The place is one of the best lighted es­ ford St. Augustine, Orlando, Pen­ The return of our noble soldier garage finally caved in »nd the prospective world wheat supply. Mr. tablishments in the city. The fix­ likewise. flumes were subdued but it looked sacola. Key West, Geneva. Grace. many • happy- reunion* for a time as though the entire block IUrnes said, dictated this action as a tures arc up to date in every rcsjiect Whereas: . • vllle. Havana,* Jacksonville," Lynn. buys cuuses l . : , "reserve protection against a higher and lend much to the appearance * Owing to the enoromus, and as Haven, Oviedo, Pablo Beach. arch ns this. of buildings including the theatre, ' we think unjustifiable, advance price later.” . - • ' „ the Herald building arid the' Peoples Approved by the Postmaster Gen­ of this new place. irt the price of all necessaries of In a statement contorting th at the Bank building would go. . life, we the mechanics and helpers eral und all other charges, |iractice* price of wheat would rise if. the guar­ The Seminole Garage building is employed by the railroad are un- rules und regulations in force or a n te e price were not maintained, Mr. effect by order or approval of the the property of N. H. G_a;ner ariduble tn maintain our pre-war Barnes predicted a shrinkage i Postmaster General, and to fix and the contents belong to tho Seminole standard of living, arid American production from the June establish toll rules, exchange rates Garage being the property of N. H. forecast of "probably 400.000 ODO Whereas: *for all your several exchanges above Garner and J. II. Lawson and the bushels." with 250.000.000 bushels In January of this year we mnde narn.-d. and such other charges, loss is heavy pnrtly covered by fo re c a st of probably 400.000 000 this known to the proper nutln- practice*, rules and regulations as surance. . -V bushels," with 250.000.000 bushels .rities and requested surh advances may appear proper to .lie thereafter One of the worst features of. the implying to the United States crop as would enable us to meet these observed and in force, und to hear fire was the losa of many cars th a t and also a shrinkage of 300.000 000 enhanced prices, and retxin. our and consider such other matters us were in storage or were being re­ bushels of European rye and wheat pre-war standard of living, and may arise in the premises. paired at the tim e and none of them production outaide of Russia. Grain Whereas: And at said time and place, you being insured. Those who suffered director, however, promised a readThese requests were referied to and all other parties legally and AMPUTATED MEMBER IS BUR justnu’nt in flour prices if later aede justm ent in*flour . m a n a GEMENT IS IED TWICE BUT COMES BACK the loss of their cars were: the "board qj adjustment of rail­ rightfully Interested will hnvl* an ■ vclopm.nU hold proml.o ol o world tR IP A K IT ,.^ ^ pR 0. *Mcs»re. Grcenman, Chas Pape TO HAUNT SH E R IFFS OFFICE road wages" and working condi­ opportunity to be fully heard. &rCo., Dressncr,- Will Zachary, price for wheat below guarantee fig* ‘ FVER SUGGESTED. tions" in February of this year, nnd EACH TIME.' WITNESS THE HAND of the ___ ( • Chief of' Police Tlllls. Robbins, ure with thn the national national treasury to to Whereas: Chairman of tho said IUilro:<J Com­ Is the foot of James Sweeten a Benjamin, .A Foster. D utton and Washington. Aug.7.-Organized bear the expense. .. We were advlxt-d ,by our Rail­ missioners, affixed in open session, hoodoo? Ray White. Some of these cars ' Unprecedented profits being made labor is before the nation with a road Trade Union and Govern­ nixi by their order at Tallahassee, James is a negro boy who a few were new and -tho loss falls heavy demand .that private capitUl be re­ by slaughters, tnnncrs. manufac ment official* to be patient, that the Capital, this 2nd day of August days ago accidently shot himself ■Hi tired from railroad operation and upon tho owners. and dealer, for which there was no our requests were justified, and A. D. 1919. in the foot ut his home near Chuluotn . that there be substitued a triparito Mr. Gsrner and Mr. Lawson were justification, are responsible for tin th at advances would be granted R. HUDSON BURR. . and wn* brought to this city where absent from th e city at tho time ■high prices of shoes, congress was control of railroad properties by the and made retroactive from Janu­ Chairman, Dr. Denton found it necessary to of the fire and the garage was In informed today by the federal trade public, operating management and ary first, and am putate-the foot since which time charge of Voile William* and commission which recently concluded the employes. The demands signed Whereas: he ha* been in the county hospital Stanley Walker. So many people hv the engineers, firemen, conductors TWO IHG G IF T S / an Inquiry into the »h|>c Having exercised this patience for and* laborers of the American Fede­ were at the ball game at the park for the period from 1914 to 1919. Dr. Geo. Hyman Pastor Baptist In the rear of tho county Jail. * seven long months with the price* After the operation D p. Denton th a t there was no chance to get ration of Labor was recogrifxcd in Temple made the congregation happy of necessities still soaring higher gave the am putated member to u Into the garage to recover any of the Washington today as the most far Sunday night by the announcement PROFITEERING in s h o e s party to bury. A* to whether tho c a rs ‘.and the flames gained, auch reaching proposM yet placod before and higher, and no answer whatever to our request* by the "adjust- of two big gifts. Mr. Ultimate Consumer has barely (fie nation during its reconstruction Mrs. E. E. Cox has established foot waa buried thla tim® or not is rapid headway ' th a t It was impossi­ unknown but in a few days a man ble to get anywhere near the work-* mant board" and ’ ' -recovered from the shock he go period. • • two Memorial funds as follows: when he read the piedicU on^foneof , Officials refused to predict it* Whereas: To Chaplain Georgo Hyman of working at the fish house on tho •hop to recover the cars. the country', boot and ^ o e barons outcome. It will fbe formally laid Owing to our anxiety to do no thri U. S. A. $500.00. This wa* given lake front rushed to tho sheriff’s of­ It la not known at thla time that we are -eoon to be ap>ing $­ before the house ..commerce* com­ unjustice to the railroad*, to the while Dr. Hyman was in France. fice with a foot th a t was found whether Mr. Garner will rebuild or Hosting in t'.e lake. He thought an not but as th e Sminole waa doing and 125* a pair for shoes, when he mission by Warren S. Stone, grandboard of adjustment, to the DlTo Cel. and Mrs. Walter Guinn alligator had swallowed a man and a good business It li more than likely .rector General, or to the public, stumbled across an, “uj hen' c chief of tho Brotherhood of hngi$500.00. Making n gift of $1000.00 In a trade paper, an • ‘(yertisement necra: Frank A. Morrison, secretary we discussed tho whole matter to Church ^lulIdlnK Fund of South left thla foot. Deputy David Spoor th a t the building will bb rebuilt as recognized the foot and again It waa aoon as Insurance adjustments can * of ahoea for export— Ready to. of the American Federation of Labor over and over again a t our lodge Baptist Convention. * ahlp *t once direct from our own and George Plumb, general chairman and federation meetings and fin­ Mr. J. D. Hood has adopted for burled, thla time on the lake shore be made. ’ * * ally lim e reluctantly to the confac'.orlea." for the organized railway employe* The fire demonatrated th a t garthe church a missionary In Tokio, east of the city and Dr. Denton There were, for inatance, 59,600 of America. cKision that the only way to obtain Japan. Mr*. W. H. Clarke. Mr. saw to it himaelf. nges are dangerous riaka in the . Meantime a dog nosing around dlaanything like a square deal waa Hood paya .the salary of thla mis­ naira of men'a work ahoea a t 18, heart of tho city and th a t Sanford * The proposal in the words of Us “ made two full . 0lea, aolld leather inntqrrcd tho foot and a man finding needs a better fire pressure and one to cease work, and sionary which la $700.00. author*, mark* the atep by which t rushed to the Carnes Hotel with th a t should be ready for business ■ole. and counter. aoUd Uftheel*. organised labor passe* from the de­ Whereas: The action of these two members Other work ahoea are offered at I - - 5 mand* for wage increMe* to demakd* Having c*a*ed work after due con- is Indication of the enthusiasm that t and he ju * knew th a t somobody any time of tho day or night. $2.35, $1-80 and $2.60. The highest th a t the »y*tem of profit* In industry aideration and with a full know­ exists In the Baptlat Church. Five had been murdered and the murder­ price quoted la $6.76 a ledge of our duties and resphnsi- new member* were addod Sunday. er had lisposed of the remains all Waa Not Murder gun-metal calf high-grade- ahoes. be overhauled. biiities we find, on th* one aide The church.,is interested In the but the foot. ‘ Ip ell mating the private capital Neighbors found the body of a Again the- aherifl'a ofllte waa noti­ The fair ~ x is n o tfo rg o tten ; two a proposition is made to refer the Bigger Brotherhood being promoted from the railroad*, the employe* plan negro named Sciplo Jones In hi* fied and Dr. Denton called to. Iden­ of the 12 itema provide it with kid m atter to ^Congress; on the other home near Longwood laat S atur­ by the pastor. , ahoea at $8.25 and "welt <oxford not only propoaea, but demands *hat tify the foot. By thla time Dr. aide to take a strike vote, the private owner* be relmburaed and high ahoea" a t $1.76 . p a i r . D enton,and the sheriff's office were day. On account of blood being Therefore * - , with government bond* "for every Frank Takach is among the boys getting aomewhat worried about the discovered near the body it w aa a t Suah .priees. at* bound to excite honest dollar they have Invested.’, Be It resolved- • first rumored th a t he had been killed.returning home. Frank was in the the curloaity of the domestic con­ •. . That we can only recog medical department of the army foot and they told the latest sensa­ At the coroner'* inquest it developed th at tho public, the operating man­ sumer. Must we go abroad to get nize In each of theae pro­ and was stationed moat of the time tionalist to keep the foot as they th a t he had been subject to hemoragement and labor ahare equally American-made ahoea cheaply? l ow had enough of it. positions a desire to evade a t Lakewood New Jersey. The last finder has buried it again ages and this had caused hi* death. can manufacturers and dealers ju*- shire equally ih corporation* to our request and divide our take over the railroad* and th at in and Dr. Denton and the sheriff and tlfy the great dlajxarity in price*. forces, th a t we are on all revenues In exceta of the guaran­ Bryan Auto Garage . Open* his deputies threaten th a t if the foot If it la poaalbl# to sell at auch reaSigned A. C. Peel, Chairman strike pnd Intend to re­ tee to private capital the operators The Bryan Auto Garage has ^ appear* again they will endeavor to ao, able flguraa a t a prStrike Committee. main on . strike until a opined in the £>effler block. P. E. why riot a t boroet-feuffalo Com­ and Employe* ahare one-half and the . give it back to Bw*«ten and let him . Geo. Randall, * Secretary settlement satisfactory to Pitta, of A tlanta, has arrived in • public receive one-half, either by keep it or at leaat keep? it buried for mercial 8. F. Week*. ourselves, .to our . homes the city and will have charge a few months where It will not bur­ increasing the. mean* for aarvice L. B. Hodgins. and. our families and the fcarage. ' ; Mr. Pitta Is i fl den them in their dream* and in Mrs. B. O. Smith and M™. Theo without increasing lived charges or A, L. Combell In accordance with the class mechanic and knows the auto tle ir waking houra. Aulln and the Aulin baby of Oviedo B, Smith. strictest principle* of juaservice repair business in all its branches. la this foot a hoodoo or not? A. D rtper. 1 tlce ia arrived at. ft were shopping in the city Tneaday . 1the machinery can render. ' J' -ti.lt s „ < .4 r.* =“ *- , r SiifeV-* -- . t *»e> T J -r i . ■ .* . • • * ,V , „ ’ • • IS SHOWN UP BY UNCLE SAM NEGRO’S FOOT IS HOODOO TO RAILROADMEN DEMAND END CAPITAL RULE K I u ■ IK - .. V .. . NUMBER 65 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919 . •# -J, V . ' I �AUGUST I IT IS SERIOUS W a n t e d — o l d c i ean ba g s, ant k in d e i - REAL ESTATE CEPT OLD SOCKS. COATS. PANTS. OB BED SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WE ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES i FIRE INSURANCE Tornado Your Auto Your Home . Property Damage ^ S itk r'C . ClTf Ci Formerly ADVERTISING Care <A Herald A. P. CO NNELLY of Sar.fcre cs fc from leading statio: pr'cwd. 5 atre* unis T All Lccwl AdrertiAemeBU Coder This Heading THBER CENTS a L i n e Tor C f-b Itwerf*" %!h», r*T!is C h -rr« 23 C e n u . . - 510 . Magnolia. f /„•? » "of —f ’.CA U '.. O rg a n . ;r. good co n d :t:o M rs C r g g a i 1st S treet I t—Good seven foc~ house Cheap. On Sanford Heights. St. Adrress Box 443 City. SALE — CORONADO OCEAN FRONT RE%< H. FIVE I X :&0 FEET. NEAR L O T S . 50 tM ) BRIDGE RO AD P AA11 LON EAfH FOR QUKK $350.00 L. f OOPEK FOR Tfcl»t v i d eg it I re* r« R e 's r te d aad ‘•ailor* " h o Seek PoeitKir*. W ANTED Pnrnished Rooms —By day. w«k or month. . Every convenience. 0 « r Philips Drug Stork, corner Park and First street. Mrs. C. C. Hxrt. Prop. FOUND Fc-r »a’e - - Launch 25 feet long. . fj feet oeam ' Brooks model S H I’ y heavy duty Callia perfection er.gir.i •;* r<i, also boaC 1 * feet long h feet beam. #-.^.2 tc - X* been used as house boat. No E* t For *a e .U ; r gnt ; »f a^'* :r.. very . . . •*-. t ’A f "* . ■ * E oj-Ctp. -e 'o r.i ng . sanforc. g f OR - s l E KIDDIE K OOP little le»» th is Be» is good r«editloE. »ill »eil fbeap I AO ba seen « -tf at 113 E. Fifth St. --------r 50 a er. H u lls in £ n e sh a p e ju s t paint* celery er o.e -ford. i out culars Motor ^ P*-.ce fcr both boats 1350 00 boats can be raKen through Ocklah[*a r.t-er* tc St. Johns. 1f : yOU n e a r business send for pistures *ri(j r.i*-rirulars An excellent fishing c.: ! - Address L'-'u B t vf*4 Eusti* Ea 04-3.p FOR RENT Advertise in the Herald Found —Black bob marked under slope sp and crop in other ear have fame by paying ar.d damages. Robt. W. Lord. LOST L'«t - G r a y »ool j' »t is automobile on Oak aver;* order, return to Herald odlc* *r 1 •ectiv* regard. . ' 4-2tp Announcing Opening COMPANY LelHer Building Corner First Street and Sanford Avenue MILLER ? • • Tires and Tubes W HERE S E R V IC E IS C E R T A IN L. T. BRYAN Phone �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO august COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD EAST SANFORD This column is but idle gossip B u t—It Is better to talk about peo­ ple than about inanimate things. Gossip is nothing more nor less than an evidence of interest in ones ' neighbors. The man who does not care a fig to know what his neighbors is about is a misanthrope; his milk of human kindness has dried up. Gossip that grows out of good-will hastens the millennium.—Taken from the Delineator. . A party of 30 person, several car loads returned the Osteen peoples visit to the Moores Station Sundfty School lost Sunday and report an interesting visit. ' Mrs. I. D. H art is entertaining her sister Mrs. I, C. Hughes and, little son Eugene uf DoLand this week. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin E. Estridge und children drove to Oxford last Friday. Mr. Estridge rcturnM Satur­ day. Mrs. .Estridge. and the children will remain tw o weeks as guests of j her mother. They attended a barbe­ cue and plcific on Saturday* Mrs. J. C. Vaughn. The Wards will leave shortly for Salem Mass. Mrs Words former home. The It. D. Brinson home on Celery nvcQue looks very attractive even­ ings with its fine display-of electric lights. Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Brisson had as dinner guests last Thursday even ing Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron and young people. Mrs. J. C. Rowan will return a three months visit in New York about September, 1st. A party of ladies from town came out Wednesday and gave Mrs. B. Steel of Beardall. pvenke a very pleasant surprise. H er associates in the Baptist •church Mr. Cranson of the west side is our mail man while Mr. Green has his vacation A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Allman at Osteen Ferry last Many, tire dealers meet you with an argument about how cheap they can sell you a tire. If their tire had the quality and mileage built into it that a DIAMOND TIRE has, they would not have to mention the PRICE. Yet a ' DIAMOND cost you no more than a so-called CHEAP TIRE, There's a man at the curb to serve you Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ward are ; expected here from Jacksonville to) visit Mrs. Wards parents Mr. and ' p SEMINOLE BANK ANNEX ON MAGNOLIA AVENUE Z 0[ZI0E)@0 0iE®®[S0®!!l][SB[a0HBIHHffl@IBE]a Richmond, Indiana on Tuedsay for several weeks visit with old home G. C. McDougnl is at home from Waycross during the Ry strike. Miss Clair Cameron arranged a sur­ prise party for Mr. and Mrs, j Hunter, the newly-weds to take place at the A. II. Cameron home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hunter's class with whom she and Miss Cluir graduated with this year were to Jbe included with tile invited guests. Our neighbors who are away for the summer anil have favored us with cards are Mrs. Margaret Mar­ shall in Michigan, Mr. and Mr B. Tyler in Waynesville, N. C., My. and Mrs. 1. D. Martin Forth and, Maine, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Squires u Pqttsdam New York. Its fine to be remembered. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth drove to Stone Island Sunday and enjoyed F F. D utton has rented the A. C. : a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. L. warehouse af Moores , Station (Commons at their attractive home, for the use of the farming company for j The Commons were to leave for w hom he is the Sanford representative Tiieir newly purchased land is being cleared and put into shape. Fertilizer Materials . COTTON SEED MEAL CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ASHES . • LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREM ENTS ALL KINDS OF M ATERIAL—WE WILL SAVE • YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU GOOD SERVICE - -LONG WOOD. PICK. UPS Mrs. M. E. Griner and child of Macon Ga. is visiting her mother Mrs. Rinean and family. ^Ir. and Mrs. E. A. Blackman and little daughter were shopphig in Sanford on Tuesday. Mr. McGahey and family returned home Saturday after two weeks , at thejr cottage at Coronado beach. J- r.. Phipps '.fiis vhnpping in Sanford Tuesday. A. J. Sjohlom and family of Luke Mary were out Sunday in his Cole six looking after his Wckivn farm. Lor.g.vccd crcrred bets w ith . Mt. Verde last Thursday on Long wood CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida CO M PAN Y International Harvester v Me Cormick and Deering Mowing Mach­ ines, H ay R a k e s and Harrows The T A V A R E S INN Mr. and Mrs. 'Alice Syzemoro and Miss Flora Brockway were NOW open guests of Mrs. W. H. Boyd Sunday. Catering to Commercial Men Miss Flora Brockway was visit­ and Families ing Mrs. Hooka in Sanfbrd Thursday American I’Un. Good Kola. Hair* KruaaaM* The TAVARES INN. Taiarr*. Fti. Mrs. Wallace of Wekiwa and Mr. Reese of Sanford. were married in School- opened Monday with fif­ Sanford last Wednesday, which was teen pupils and Mrs. E. O. Herbulis quite a surprise to every one. for teacher. We hud ho school here The much needed repairing is lasf year. being done on the Wekvwa. bridge this week. Miss Euln Brockway is at work in Leesburg labeling orange boxes. . Mrs. Syzemorc spent iast week week at Fuller visiting. A NEW TIRE, TOO :Announcing Opening Well, take it calmly—no use snaring and making the air blue. Better bring it to Kent’s vulcanizing shop and have it- attended to. Well make a finished Job of it, in short order and you won’t know the vul­ canized shoo from the new one. And it will give new-like service. PHONE 17 Sanford, Fltf# the cleanest, coolest and newest ice cream parlor in Sanford Come in and cool off. Ice cream a specialty WbenlMrSprintBreaks Nunnally’s famous candies fresh by express, cigars, cold drinks and stationery Sunday ice cream orders a specialty N e x t door to Perkins A B ritt rogues could be put but then the good honest people could live in peace and not feel afraid of rogues. A theif is the worst thing we have in this world. , ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson o f , DeLand were calling at Mrs. Jack Vatrghn and Mrs. Tom Tynora Sunday afternoon and looking over the old home place. Mr. and Mra. Will Robinson and family spent Sunday in Gcmtva with Mrs. Robinson’s brother Mr. James * The airplanes passed us by again Sunday. They look -mikhty lonely up in the air so high. (Continued on page 3) AUTO OWNERS Gall on ua (or exact duplicate of your broken spring, J a n d receive -A •prlngaat- SANFORD PLOKIDA �AUGUST 8 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD SOME o r LB fiu S src feed W. C, Oala C (Continued from page 2) Mrs. Tilden Jacobs of J. D. Evans taking, thorn as far as Orlando in his car. I a t the home or Ylrs. A. J. McCully Cttlled bY thc s*rlou»jy * Mr. and Mrs. Mnck Melvin and i Whiio the attendance was small,. Eiw } n jBCobBtwo children came up from Winter there lyas^ much interest manifested Haven in their car and spent Sun­ in organising the society. After some discussion it was decided to keep day with the Dunn family. the Ladles Aid Society a distinct C. A. Farina and family accompa­ and separate organisation os it tjas nied by Goodheart and Amanda been in the past. It was also decided Sjoblom motored dowh to Winter to hold a)l the meetings a t the Haven Sunday, j I Woman's Club building as it was Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Braddock more centrally located. returned to their, homie home a t Pcirson Peiraon | The family of Mr. S. W, Swope GENEVA Tuesday. i returned Tuesday from the bench" 1 Mrs. J. V. Wicks, • H. D. D urant went t° I ^ f ^ ^ a where they have been spending a Thursday night and returned Fri­ ~ ' j week. day with the remains of the stolen 1 ( Mr. L. It. Gore and family of tar. It may well far the coons'that i Winter Garden have rented the they made good use of their time j Cushing Cottage for the winter. for it might be their last joy ride L. Malcolm, brother «f Mrs. Gore on this side "of the river. The car has also moved to Oviedo. was found to be in good condition j out side of a generous ’ supply of ' Mrs. A. K. Crawford and little bullet holes. The return of the car Bon George have returned after a b due to the skillful management three weeks visit to Leesburg. of Sheriff Brady and his force and their kindness will never he forgotten. ■What, Groceries? Mr. It o f s Franklin our station agent and sister Mrs. Foster left Inst Saturday for western, points. Mr. Hugh Tillis - and mother of Sanford spent the ilay with Mrs. Tillin' mother, Mrs. It. G. Nicholson lust Sunday taking her hack with them to Sanford tnat even tig. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display. at our store and get acquainted or • for supply, Largo or Small. Your Patronage is Appreciated Algootl. Oleomargarine and Everbest Margarine. Dy MADOE WESTON (Ask Our Customers) J. W. Booth • • 111( 1* Crada Hardwood Aiheo for less than you canlbuy it for elsewhere , Th r e e (U K SPECIAL PRICES Putin* S tT ilrh Feed Purina Cklckrn Chowder 1 SCRATCH L J LI page PHONE 1GG . (Cuji) rlfclit. llUD. bjr w»*lfrn .\>w,p*e«r t'nlun.) Itrereton usually rushed Into the city hoarding house Just In time for luenis, and rushed out again nftcnvnrd either to business nr to Ivlin's; so he made no nc(|iialntnnces among Ids fellow We Make a Specialty of Pleasing Our Customers Everything We Sell is Special Every Hour of Service is Special SO WHEN YOU GO TO THE BRYAN AUTO COMPANY YOU GET Special Attention by Special Men and Specii Service. MILLER TIRES and TUBES AUTO REPAIRING and ACCESSORIES AUTOGENIUS WELDING FREE ROAD SERVICE "WI1EBE SERVICE IS CERTAIN First St. Sanford Ave CATES CRATE COMPANY Hculnrly. Ills mind nlso, wtis usually upon business, or—Lnlln. It was for ttic girl's anke that he b«;nt hlH every endeavor toward suecew, Lnlln, beautiful favored daugh­ ter of fortune, had promised to unit for him until he should have achieved the financial success which her fath­ er considered necessary to their union. Lalla lu her promise had not en­ tirely given up her -freedom. It was agreed that she 'might stilt attend vnr* lulls festivities to whch she was ac'custoiued In the companionship 'of men of her choosing, while Bob Itrerelon tolled by the light of the figurative evening lamp. Little Janet sitting nt thc opposite nldo of the boarding house table In her neat gray dress With its white collar, Janet with new weary circles hencath her violet eyes—glanced at the tine absorbed face .of the new bonnier* and wondered wistfully how some women were blessed by finding their Ideal. Jnnct coming early to the breakfast (able one morning missed him. Tin room seemed unaccoimlnbly desolate. For a moment she stood with tho mis­ tress of the house ulone. •' “That Hr. Broretdtt Is sick," Mrs. Hutchins said Irritably afraid he's taken with tills catching epidemic. If the folks here learn about It 1 won't have a soul In the house by night. They're all deadly afraid of the disease, an' I can’t wnlt oil him, Land knows! lie's got an awful fever, wouldn't be surprised' to have hint go off his head. Seemed ti>o slek to even tiinke plans for himself. Told me Impatient like to cnll up that swell girl of his on' she'd arrange things for him. Then he went’off to sleep. Maybe* you'd do that for me," Mrs, Mil Irlil us suggested. "I haven't lime to call ap folk's friends." So Janet seated herself and gave the Vaughns’ telephone number, ller heart bent rapidly ns she waited the answering voire of Urercton'a Hweel* luni'l, It was an though she had lays* • wlously changed* places with him. •'Slek?" came Miss Vaughn's hoyrlil*d Query. "I will send lu a call for Itr. Minor at mice, and If the doctor nays Hint Mr. Itreretnn has the "flit" you w ;i Jet me know at once, won’t* yoiiV I shouldn't like to risk exposing m\*elf liygdlng to see him. And tlieii l ave Itr. Minor eall a nurse. Thank yon, let me hear from you later .'.1 Mrs. Hutchins' worst fears were reitllxed. her hoarder was suffering se­ verely from th e , prevailing -malady, while thy doctor positively forbade Ids removal! And it developed that no nurse eoald he found lu the exigency and the doctor who was exceedingly busy hurried away. ' * Jnnet crept, softly to the stair, a moment she he-ltnicd before tlm door of the forbidden room, then bravely LINCOLN HULI.EY, Ph.D., Lltt.D., LL.D., President DeLand. Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT— af Mailer af Art* a*d HHenrei. THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AHTH FOR MRN-Twaai/.aat <Dparlm.nl* la all. THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOB WOMEN-A wamaa draa. ..*»• darmtUriaa. " -----— TIIE COLLEGE OFUA W—Gradaalaa pi*tiler In Flarida wllbaat aiamlnallaa. THE COLLEGE OF ENGlNEERINfWCaaraaa In «n|Uaf'laf landing lo degree.. THE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS —Kngerlillj far Flarida inck.rs. TIIE COLLEGE OF RUSINES8 -DaaUaf. Baakkaaglag. Hhaithaad. Trp. writing. THE ACADESIT—Prrparra far allblgii grada rallrgaa. TIIE SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ARTS—Far bora and rasng nr*. THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC—Plana, pig* nrgaa, rlalla, nlcr. barmonr, rbaraa work. THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS— Special Attention Is Called to Tk* Prrllmlnarr Caaraa In Agrlrallure—Rolany, Uiologr. Organic and Inorganic Chamlitry, ualltatW. and quanlllallt. analyaU, Agrinllural Chami.lry, Mineralogy', aology, air. Tka Pro- Medltal Caaraa —Phnlnlogy. tliolegy. Amlnmy, Oarlrrlology, Hlatrotogy, Zonlogy, Mutiny, Grnrral Ckrmfatry, lnorganlr Chrmliirj, Organic Chamlitry, Qualitative and Qmnlltalltr rbemUlry. Phydra. Tka Caaraa far Rellg'ooa Werkaro—In lllbliral Ui.ralurr, ItUtory. Eagllah, Paychulogy, 1‘rtlagogy, Ethlra, t,uglr and Tfialain. Dixie Steam Laundry of LJEESBURG, FLA. Makes two collections and three deliveries of Laundry in Sanford every week. They do mi work over there and ir you call up Robert Glen Igou, Phone 299 and let him include your package with the rest, you will no doubt be well pleased. V .* .* .* .* .* "I will lake care of Mr. Hrendon. she told Mrs. ifiKclilnk "My room Is directly across the hall. Wo will keep him secluded cm! I shall Carefully | obey the doctor s directions." "Seems It ought to la* a nearer wom­ an* doing nil that for Idin." Mrs. Hutchins said, dryly. Little Janet's lips dosed In a linn line. She imd implied Miss Vaughn of Iter (lame's latest condition, and the return incs-mge/hud been: "Doctor Mltmr will undoubtedly And someone lu took after lilui and please will you tell Mr. Itrereton not to at­ tempt to come to our house until It is quite. quite safe, and—1*11 scud him The longest— lasting benefit, the greatest satisfaction tor your sweet tooth. WRIGLEY3 her light against death, left thorn piled In the hall. Theddctor bail ordered flint they were not to he Iti the pa­ tient's room. "Itrereton' needed every bit of oxy­ gen that lie could get," he said. It would he n desperate fight If they could puli him through as It wan." ' Hut together they did It—the doctor and his tireless assistant, ratting the girl's shoulder, the doctor oshiirial her that her port In Ike case was greater Hum his own, Janet with a trembling sigh turned nHlde. "I'll get some sleep now," she said. "Soon I'll loivo to go back to tho In the sealed packages. Air-tight and Impurity-proof. SeALkO TIGHT KEPT R IG H T Weakly hut tretimlously the sick man called to her. "Now thnt I fan talk, tittle angel of light," he said. HI want tQ talk to IltH when Jnnet tried to explain tactfully the refusal of hlK sweetheart to visit Idm in his extremity, Itrereton put forth n quieting hand. "Never • mind," lie ssld smiling. "There are tunny things which we learn lying In silence. The true mean­ ing of the won! love, perhaps. Ian*Hn* Ims that still to Iftnrn." "I mnst go noVr—" Janet began hastily. Ilut Hrereton'* clasping bands restrained her. , "Not until you promise to come back—to me," be said shakily, "Yon must always eotne back' because—I shall need you always—dear." Silent in Joyous wonder Janet gaxad Into the face of her Ideal. wrapped DjpUBLEMlNT �PAGE FOUB THE SANFORD HERALD AUGUST 8, 1910 fire started and to utterly fail to THESANFORDHERALD have any pressure until the fire was thirteen cents in two days as a re­ sult of a drive against the prevalent about over and the water was not high prices. If the nation ever R. J. HOLLY,' Editor needed. The Herald has not* been learned the war-taught lesson of W. M. HAYNES, Business Manage! disposed to entertain the thought thrift, the time has 'come to put it of n large outlay of money on the into practice. There is no need to Published Every-Friday by fire department at this time but fear th at the cultivation of habit We have ju st installed a quantity of new Safety Deposit Boxes in unless the Southern Utilities ran fur­ of strictest economy In our personal our vault for our customers and others, nish pressure the city will certainly expenditure' will deal any lasting s u n s c m m o N phice in advance need to,purchase an engine for the blow to the interests cither of pro­ ONE TEAK----- ----------------:-------------1 We now have plenty of boxes at the same old rate of $3.00 per purpose of pumping water at u duction or of labor. Having once S I X MONTHS___ _____________ _ year. Don't take chances with, your valuables. Til BEE MONTHS__________________ fire such as this city experienced starrted prices on, their downward Bring them in and rent a box. pash, the demand for all classes I]Birred u S^«aiw)-nua Mail of goods will be quickly doubled and Iton. *1 11m PMlomra *1 F lln d rr A n of M errh trebled. Labor itself ha* been the CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 first to recognize the soundness o T rlrp h tn * N«. 1(8 OflUt: H -ro id IU U dU | this principle. Self-deninl-has ceuset to be a virtue; it has become a SANFORD'S NEED necessity if the dollar is not hence­ We witnessed a fire jn Sanford forth to represent only fifty cents or yesterday, and anyone cl$e viewing less. Our plan off living must he the flames could easily soe that our -simplified and scaled down both In sister city was badly in need of jjn TH E EX PECTED RESULT apparatus Thich could furnish its Some days ago we called atten­ quanity and quality. If the price of H, R. STEVENS R. R. OEAS, C. D. COUCH own water pressure and not depend tion to the fact that distributing the corn can be driven down thirteen CasUtr Au 'ICmUm cents in two days, what effect could upon government collected food still on Orlando found out this fact early in hahd among the population of the not be exercised 'o n the price, of the game, and from the expressions country would-give little more than clothing and of shoes if we resolutely of those watching the fire yesterday u dollar's worth to each inhabitant. refused tq buy new garments, as a great litany In Sanford realize the We also 'expressed the belief that long us our old ones would decently city's need of such an investment. the cost to the consumer, • when he cover our nakedness, and to purchase H a d the fire been differently had paid his postage and charges no foot-covering matje of leather? I'll wnrrnnt we'll have a regular little located, and not hemmed in on both for carriage, would make what he This may sound like treasonable Officer** Hat Cerda. palace." aides by brick walls, the cost to the bought but little cheaper, if any, doctrine; perhaps, indeed, it savors Hnt cords or general officers nro With Ids pencil Wallnce wont over of u thinly disguised form of bol­ citizens of Sanford would no doubt than what he pays at home. the pinna—parlor, dining room, kitch­ gold; of nil other officers, gold and shevism. But it is sound to the cord have been two or three times what en, bedrooms, closets, and then lie In­ block; of men In Infantry, light bine; There is another phase of the and it is doubtful if all the wisdom By VICTOR REOCLIFFE. of men In cnvnlry, yellow; of men In dicated a special apartment. and truck combined situation which presents itself artillery, Ren of congress will succeed in decidsing a In quartermaster *Tm throwing myself on that room," a letter from a correspondent. He, remedy promising more rapid, direct corps, half; medical department mnemphasized Wallace wllh a token of It is ctfenper tf) prevent thun says ns soon as it is discovered that and unfailing results. Out sido of " 8r> you nnd Corn have decided to n irj pride'In his tones. "Sunlight on roon; corps of engineers, senrlet nnd repair.—Reporter Star. the actual cost to the consumer is the ranks of unionized labor, the embnrk. upon the sen of matrimony, three sides, vcnll lilt Inn perfect, con­ white; ordnance department, black equal to or exceeds the local coat consumer is powerless to bring uny n t-ir 1 ' venient to nil the other rooms In the nnd scarlet; signal corps, orange and at home, there will be a sudden pressure to bear on the evils of house. What do you think of It, TWO UNCEASING SUBJECTS mother?" The two ever-present subjects of shutting off of demand and calls for profiteering. He may demand the "Vonr den, I suppose?" said Mrs. the .foodstuffs, and the whole bal­ Art’s Inspiration. "Cora-Is n fine girl," declared Myron the Florida press are polities and the enactment of suitable ■ legislation, Mnync. ance will be sold at auction, and by Mlnlr. "I'd ought to know, for she Is A famous artist, who had art classes, "building boom" The former has but he will find it har«i cither to "<>h, no." replied Wallace promptly. had forl'ldden smoking In big studio. got to run along for ten months yet, wholesale, for something like 25 per suggest its nature or to prescribe my, sister-in-law. film, will make you “Tlint's your room, mother." n good wife, only—one piece of advice, Ono tiny, after being out for, hn’f nn and our readers must be fed daily cent, of its cost value. regulations for its. enforcement. “My room!" faltered the old Indy, nil hour, he re-entered the studio sudden­ The writer, Stale Chemist R. E. Unionized labor up to a certain cut out the ttinther-ltidnw2*‘ on this sort of pap. "I hardly understand you." spoke ly nnd sew one student with n lighted "All your own, mid no one else**," cigarette In Ids fingers.which he tried And as for the building boom: Is Rose, sn>’s: "If congress really de­ point apparently has the game in Wallace . j manifest resent­ declared Wallace. "How do you like to conceal. With nn nlr of assumed there really and truly much of u sires to aid (too consumer and reduce its own hands until- i t ' arrives at ment. if f .' ' • prices, let it offer these goods to the that .Impasse whose existence it building boom? Hones? now, “You will when you gel further playfulness the artist approached the Mrs, Mn.wic fixed her faded eye- offender read said: "A strange ctnyon public at 50 per cent, of their cost, fully realizes. The nation must dV- along In .your experience. See hero, You pick up a Miami paper or a which will probably be 100 per cent, ganize itself against the profiteer, ns rein IIves prospective hy courtesy, I upoti the speaker with a devotion nml you have there, my friend. May 1 nsk St. Petersburg or a Clearwater paper more than it can fccicvc when it has using thrift as its weapon, if it ear. he plain with you. If one princi­ rriiiltude that thrilled Ifliii mightily, what you propose to draw with that?” end you get the idea that the din of to sell the goods to wholesalers and prove true to licit, a speedy victory ple was instilled Into my nature by ritori upon hlb shoulder sunk her sil­ "Clouds!” replied the student. the saw and hammer Mould deafen prejudice nnd observation It uny the vered head. And then, her nhn alum! speculators." . is assured.—Palm Reach Post. inother-ln-law problem. When I mar­ him. Joining In the grateful sohhlng of Hao Two Meanings. ried Bella Mnyne I made up my mind that dear old soul. Clam .Mnyne Tnmps |s used In the plurp! to mean l '1run no rl-ks of having a fqssy, med­ Insped both in her iirms and WnlBrill fell that life was indued Hie game ns soldiers, and not including dlesome old lady on my hands, of hire -weef. In Its meaning the number nr whether courseI said nothing to Bella. Of Coe- trp-ted Shelter Which Infantry, cnvnlry or artillery. The word course I treated Sfrs. Moyne wllh nil Should Have Place eti Every Pub­ ns generally used In the pnpors has d"e respect. Firmly, persistently, lic Picn c Ground. The Yellow Serpent. lids meaning. Therefore 2.000 troops Ihuiigli, I adopted a policy of proced­ Some of the negroes who have re­ means 2,000 soldiers. In Ihu strict ure tlitil set up the liars against any imdlier ItHnw Invasion, J settled down turned from France were members of cavalry use of the word, however, a In if house a) (lie farther end of the that division whnsb Inslgqln Is the troop ,ls the unit of format I-m, con­ 'Hinge on purpose, so" Mrs, Mayne rolled yellow oerpent. A New York sisting usually of 00 t m opes, comwoman ulio saw three of them stand rniindeil by n euptnln nml correspond­ lag on i!n» street was curious about ing to n company of infantry. th e meaning o f th* emblem nnd nsked lIn*1negroes. .One of them was a ser­ geant. the others private*. The ser­ Crer* Wonderful Canoeists. geant waved, the others grandly hack "The OJIbwny, the Cree ifnd tie to prevent iheir answering, lit- had Mimtngnals are tlm most wonderful prepared the reply lo that question. quit your kidding, 1‘ncle Boh, and riinnctmm in the world." says S. “lardy, dey Is two mejinln's to dls E. Saturator. "writing of "Tin* Wood* take a trip to smith Florida where honlt emblem,*' lie explained iiuinnoiis- Indian" Irt Boys' Life. "They pos­ then is something doing every duy. lited Slates The building boom, in any south sess n sixth sense In rapid-running nnd ms! deration Florida city nnd the paved roads If IHey sny ‘run if you run safely lay a ed Snake Mill, nnd dc second slghrs-i which would-give an Alachua county crac­ cation, lady, is Oilt we WuV. p'lsnri bet at odds that they will run It and Come through dry—even through water ker heart disease. le Mermans." the mere glimpse'of which makes vmir hair stand up and sends'<hills chasing up and down your spine." wl.i?e In Ini v l lir.mgli -this rhuV.nel ; Silly Jamie. 1 he ugniiiitural arm iredusirral If ihi> is not done, tl.g hulk of tinThe other day Jamie came Hinnii department id l lie Seaboard Air goods sold will, we (ear, go umlvr Into the house crying at the top t Line railway hits been doing great one and another guise, to groee « bis voice, no was followed by Jnq work through an advertising cam­ who explained by saying: "Mothe or spectulutora who will buy for the paign to establish Immcseokers in I'm 'shamed of Jamie—he's so iinlira' purpose of making money off the unusual Td«tnry,‘ An Image duiker, II the Smith.' The railway udininjscrying ‘cause n little dog chased hli sjeeulaUitm. Is (wild, died. \Vheit lie appeared be­ trntiin has favored and fostered the The suggestion of the stale chem­ fore the bird of ihe other world, ho. plan for each of the states, and fur wns told tlifit In bis lifetime he bad nil the roudS. Analysis of the O.sIT ist is that Florida congressmen and never represented the lord.of the world replies received by tin* Seaboard at senators gel busy and make tjiis Itbilr Installed Mm daughter In a home properly, and that In- must return In great J hulk cl fond real!;, available, two tulles nwny,' Mrs. .Mayne expertIts Norfolk frillies result^, in .what earth nnd make n ronVct likeness, •■need n lorii-ltncss Mini might have been may he a surprise (^h many who l'he figure Is pointed out as Ihe result e suggest easily avoided. When Illalr Jenlously think they know where real farming nf the order. It is_ so horrible wllh restricted tin* children pi only neonpass it tt lands and opportunities Inils red face r.nd malevolent glare thnt "lonal formal els Ms to ilo-lr grand­ the story seems plausible. Through the department at Nor­ mother. It almost broke her heart. The folk inquiries were received concern­ absence of her mother lit critical Juneing cve’y* one of the forty tight iim*H in her life meant suffering nnd it broken const tint Ion for Bella, nnd states. Florida was scored in compar­ the boastful. Insensate Ttlulr fancied' ison with all the other states, and 'hnt ns n model disciplinarian be was first in comparison with the other it derided stleress. *• southern states. Wallnre 'Brill had' not known n ■ It would be interesting to know, mother’s core from early elilldhnod. wjiere these inquiries came front, by When he hegnn t«* pay attention to states, and from that analysis could t'oni Mayne If seemed ns though her be even more strongly shown ttoilier eatne to lift ti precious place In cnlckera Have Little Fear of Pass his life. ilng power Florida hus when it hiy ing Rainstorms When a Substantial behind in intelligent advertising. Very careful was Mrs. Mnyne Shelter Is Near to Protect Clothing 'o refrain from Intruding her ?iorOut of the total inquiries received -onnllty or her 'views upon Oils following the advertising campaigns, tdiove it. The four liy four Inch rafters new prospective son-in-law, hut she Florida received 778, leading the en­ should h«* fitted Into the log first, the la-stowed many n grateful look upon tire south, and •ranking Becond. Vir­ tw o hy four Itieh being added later. him and her old, wearied heart warmginia is ranked next closest position 1*1mu Hds framework, which forms an tsl toward Idm, ns he clenrly H E principle applies quite being tw elfth; then came Georgia ictugonnl, umhrella-shap<-d structure, showed Mint he not only desired, but as much to banking as to twentieth; Alama twenty '“third, • ven-elghths. Inch hoards are nailed cherished her Interest nnd counsel In soldiers or states or governments. i form llie roof. This may be cov- Hiq iwohleins Omt confronted Corn and N*orth Carolina twenty ninth, and •led with shingles or some roofing ma­ himself on Ihe threshold of their nintfiouth Carolina forty first. I t Is most fortunate that the Fed­ terial. ■— rlnionlal venture. eral Reserve Banking System has The only state concerning which Wallnce was doing well In a busi­ For greater comfort, n sent hull! been in operation during the war. ihore enquiries were received than Hound the trunk may be ndded, and ness way, He bad been thrifty nnd Florida -was California, which had alher seats mny be built near It. The hail nccumulated sufficient to enable The advantages o f this organiza­ whole structure should be finished In him to start out In life with n home tion accrue to the customers o f the Tampa Tribune* j dark, neutral brown, with J u s t'a »f Ills own. When he flrtR spoke to member banks who at the same touch of white trimming. If the roof Corn of this It wns In the presence of time contribute to the strength Is -stained a moss-green, the color her mother. of the nation’s banking system "Well, I settled about a lot tndny,” ■«chciue will be In hnrninliy during all and enjoy the benefit of its pro­ tea sops of the year, with the prevail­ he announced .In Ids brisk, pleasant tection. j ing colors throughout Ihe surrounding "tty, “I sny, mother, there’s one dis­ appointment. ( I have tried to get n s woods. Mem- ns possible to the otd homestead FIRST here, hut the only vacant lot thnt fitted Altogether Too Smart. •o iqy money -acquirements w n s two "Some men," wild Uncle Ebon, "Is NATIONAL in smart dal dey lose* Interest In plnln square* dnwn the at reef," "Thnt—that Is not far, Is It, Wnlold-fashioned truth 'cause dnr ain't B A N IIi face?" s'poke the old liply. Her tones enough novelty to It" were tremulous. “ir you will put on your spectacles, Far'T$o, Short mother," went on \ya 1lnce,, .".we'll all I sllll find each day too short for alt drnw up to the table nnd look over M EM B ER ^! the thoughts I want to.think, all the *oiue plans for n new house I got from FEDERAL RESERV E walks I want to tnke, all the books I •lie •he architect tpdny, "Thera," m lie wnnt to rend and all Ihe friends I Tilled her In tho most comfortnbte fch w S Y S T B M ^ d P want to see.—John Burroughs. •hair and directly a t his side, "with -ejeh counsellors as you precious two, NEW SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 'a i e i i ! i i £ a PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS THE BETTER PART “In Union There Is Strength T �* -i AUGUST b , i >i i T 0E SAlfPORD HERALD PACE FIVE meriy Mrs. D. G. Monroe and made no of Ocala is in the city this week In DR THEKKELL HERE SUNDAY Says' the Orric* Humorist her home in this city for many years. the interest of Tiis firm. Mr. Marshall Noted lecturer, diplomat, Sunday The celevercst gardener In tho world Mention of is a former 'rcsidont of Laudredalc School expert and preacher will Miss Norma Herndon has returntd rannnt grow an onk tree out or a rose fra ile r* home after spending a week with and is well known in the state and speak at M. E. Church. bush. But tho stupidest pipe smoker ^Personal Items her au n t, Mrs. Clay in Arcadia. Mias especially on the east coast. Sanford audiences will have a enu ninko tho "Qsh” grow Inside tho ofInterest R. A. Newman has returned home fate opportunity on Sunday to hear ‘Tirlnr." Marjorie Clay accompanied • her home and|Will be her guest for some after spending Severn! weeks- at one of the leading speakers of the V Waynesville. North Carolina. Mrs, M. E. Church when Dr. J. If. Miss Elvira C arter went to At- Harrold and Mrs. J. C. Dempsey time. • Household Suggestion. Newman and Olive and Mrs. Pulcs- Therrell, Field Secretary .o f the lonta Sunday to spend a few weeks. motored to Orlando Monduy and Reg Holly has returned from Oca’a A Los Angeles woman says now Rev. C. W. White has returned spent the day. where he was summoned to take ton and two daughters Mary Eliza­ Sunday School Board will be at the that men have‘been tniight to cook and beth and Camilla will remain .in the from n trip to points in North Car­ After August the fifth all meals n position with a now firm starting mountains for several weeks longer. Methodist church for thrbe services. k**ep house In the nrmy, they should Dr. Therrell is expected to address go nhend nnd cook nnd keep house In­ in that city. He expects to leave in at the Park Avenue Cafe will be olina ’ . Cooking utensils, hardware, no­ the Sunday School at 10:30, will definitely. leaving the women free to about two weeks to make Ocala his pint Mason fru it jars a t L. P. acventy-fivo cents. 65-1 tc. tions, stoves, plenty of them at the Wilt the women preach at 11:45 and at 8:30 in the reform tho world. home. McCuller’a. 65-tf Mrs. A. W. Smith returned from agree, then, not to bring guests home evening. . Boston Bargain House, 213-215 Mrs. J- E- Latng and daughter Tairtpa Sunday where she was call­ The ladies bible class -of the |,8|in(0rd Ave., A. Katiher, mgr. ' - J " * tri dinner without first calling up to Mi.« Jeanette spci\t Saturday in ed by the death of her brother in law Methodist. Church will hold a Lau Dr. Therrell is ono of the foremost find out whether (here la enough food _ 65-2tc. .dry Sale on August 22nd. Just Orlando. men of the church and is a fine speak­ In the house to feed them? Oscar Hammond. • II. L. Haight of * the -Overland what this will be is beyond ‘the , er. He has been offered an important Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fatnelle of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell *alel * lSorvif? Co“ lcf* th,fn Ambassadorship -by tho government The Making of a Match. Oviedo were in the city yesterday and diU ght„ Mis9 Lucy Byrd .(inve reporter, but the ladies promise for Toledo, Ohio where he will visit something novel and interesting. Thorpe gives the following propor­ but refused,, preferring rather to re­ on a shopping our. returned home from a visit of several Watch for further announcements. the Overland factory in the interests main in the work of the church in tions for match head nnd for striking Prices reduced on all goods at days at Jacksonville. of his firm. He expects to have some * 65-ltp. which he has been so eminently mtrfnce: Head composition: Potas­ Mr. Grace Williams’ millinery store. _ .* important announcements when he successful. sium chlnrnt, five ports; potassium 50_t f | . Bring your . car to the Bryan The jrgtn yesterday, cooled off the retutns relative. to the Overland hlchromnf, two parts; glass powder, . ' , „ i ,, .... . ' Garage when In need of repairs.* atmosphere bo much th a t many peo­ The people ’of Sanford and vi­ three pnrts; gum. two parts. . Rubbing cars. K. A. Terhuen Sr., M l T h u n d .y Sttvi„ ,, „ J .Uc. ple had to pull up bldnkcts on thenfor Daytona Beach where he goes Mrs. C. ,L. Goodhue left Tuesday cinity are cordially invited to attend surfneo: Antimony trtsulfld, five p arts; j Senator W. M. Igo'u of Euatia beds Thursday night. N ot many | for Waynesville- where she will re­ these three services. red phosphorus, three pnrts; tnnngnn„ r to slaughter the fish. _ . . „ , „ „ . was In the city Tuesday on a busi- places where you have to do that ese dloxld, one nnd one-hnlf pnrts; main for several weeks. From there Mrs. Robert Herndon, Mrs. R. L. ness tr , an(1 shllkjnf, hanj 9 w|th hi, in August. glue, four pnrts.—Electrical Experi­ t she will go to points in Ohio far Burdick and J. E Stuman motored Sanford friends menter. • • V 4• • •.$■ f.§» *> ,fi Mrs. J. C. Dempsey left Tuesday •several weeks visit. Mr. Goodhue *to.Orlando Sa urday. n . j . HoiIy ond w> m . Haynes ♦ Complete stock Diamond tires, j w, „ . Bttend |he mpptinK of rt(l for points in the north for a months will join her in Ohjo and return * Sincerity Flrat Requisite. y visit and will return to her home i n 1home with her some time in SeptWight Tire Go. 65-tf 1Florida Association of Daily Papers And least of nil Is sincerity n qnal♦ All persons desiring to atTampa. Mrs. Dempsey was the ember. ty thnt ran lie successfully Imitated. Mis* Ruth Robert has returned at Orlando to-morrow, guest of her sister Mrs. J, C. Harrold j w .Chittfcndon has been removed ♦ tend Sunday school will It twines through the whole emotional from her summer vacation in North • phone No.' 19. .lO G ^ or 91). J B-Z Seal pint fruit jars at L P. while here... Iber; It hns Its roots' in the heart,' to. Atlanta from New York a m th ls Carolina and VIrgtpia. McCullor’s. • 56-ft ■Sincerity gives wings to power," Is many friends hare are hoping that ♦ not later 'lha n 'Saturday O. G. Roller is home for u few Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Earnest of he way nn old proverb happily puts Mr. J. T. Burke of the Southern days from the Waycross hospital he will soon lie able to return home. • noon. Free transportation «• will be furnished them to Wauchula were hero Sundhy Sunday Division of the A. R. C. Atlanta f. Go through nny- list of ncknowl* Joe had his hip badly shattered at where he has been treated fir a ■nged lender of business nnd profesenroutp to New York. Ga. spent last Friday in Sanford in sprained knee. He wRL return to the Chateau Thierry and has been In « and from If within a radius ■IonaI life. You will find then* nro * of three miles of the MclhA six course fish and chicken din­ the interest of the Red Cross. huspitals in France and lit America huspitul ere taking up his run ou ew who linve not been pre-eminently * oil is i thurrh. ner, 75c. Fish suppers 50c, a t the over since. Mry. Savage left Wednesday for the A. C, L.^ again. Incere.—II. Addington Bruce. Ayres Daytona Beach Hotel. 59-tf Baltimore and other points in the William Pepper, son of W. M. Postmaster P. M. Elder is taking Messrs Dickson and Von, .popular . east where she will spend several Battle of San Jacinto. his annual vacation and will spend Pepper of the Pepper- Printing Co., tire salemen were among the visitors ' months with relatives and friends. a'week or more at his xild home in of Gainesville was in the city Tues­ The hnttle of Snn Jacinto wns fought to1the city on Tuesday. _ “ Service is Certain" is the watch Georgia • and will probably visit day coming over from Daytona April 21, PtMl. between l.Onrt MexlJoe Chittenden Home enns under Rnntn Annn nnd 800 Amor• George Cowan has returned home word of the Bryan Auto* Company, Tallulah P'alls und other points of in­ Beach where the family are spend­ TJte many friends of Joe Chit-’ Irnns under Snnt Houston. Snntn ing the summer He Is the .guest of alter spending a month with rein- Tty us. ' . 66-lie. terest ere returning home. Sum Murrell an d . w ent'hack with tenden are glad to see him buck Annn wna defeated nnd he nnd 730 lives in North Carolina. r | D c . Marlowe spent Thursday Harrold Bradbury son of Mr. and home again after being seriously of Ids men were captured. 030 killed Munson's swimming pool is i)ow with His wife apd little son at Day- Mrs, C. O. Bradbury has arrived with him Tuesday night. nnd 208 wntinded. The Texnn loss wns Chnrley Davis, th e . genial repre­ wounded a t Chateau Thierry arid 2 killed nnd 23- wounded. This tintopen on Wednesdays, Thursdays, tona Beach. Mrs. Marlowe will home fro/n Fritnce after more than being in the hospitals in France and Saturdays and Sundays in the after- remain a t the beach for the month a years absence in the motor corps sentative of the C. W. Zaring Co., He decided the Independence of Texns, in New York for many months. noon. CO-tf of August. nnd the dnv Is observed In the state of the army. Ilis many friends are wholesale grocers of Jacksonville lie will return to the hospital at ns n holiday. called on the local trade here on Mrs. Ernest Krupp has returned i Misses Ethel and Florence Henry glad to have him home" again. Tuesday and Wednesday. Charley Atlanta next week where it is hoped from a month's Visit in Baltimore left Wednesday night for I'hilaMr. and Mrs. Forest Lake and he will h i bono'lttad wiih relatives and friends. | del pit in where they will, visit rela- daughters Seritn ami Maude and has hundred;) of friends all over To Polish Shoes. Florida and while Orlando claims rite Engll dmititi’s shoes, nr "boots,1 Mrs. J. P*. Butler came over .from j lives ami friends for the remainder Messrs Harry Lewis, Reg Holly und him as a resident ill* Is also a great art the hem looking seen ou the'fee* D ay to n a on Wednesday to attend of .the summer. Hume ‘ Humph spent Sunday ut Freak Tree. Sanford booster. of nny rnre. The renson for this Is tin funeral of Mr. Secord. Cur owners have long wanted Daytona Beach and attended the We nre lotrl that In K entucky there Hint the Englishman puts trees In ht*. L. It. Philips, Mrs. Philips and dane at the Casino Saturday night. WHEN YOU TH IN K OF CAN service. Bryan Au.to Conjpuny is n tree hearin g each year a c ro jS ik - •dines, which are polished with tne Raymond left Tuesday for New York DV TH IN K OF THE KANDY means "Certain Service" to you. Mrs. G. E. Takurh has returned state where they will visit relatives walnuts mill n crop of m ulberries, n m r 1 leather I Inis smnolheil out. The sofl65-1 te. •he curious phenom enon is necotniled KITCHEN. IF .IT HAS SUGAR • from a trip to New York and other •iilng polish, If applied •while the shoe for the remainder of the summer. IS IT .WE HAVE IT. STAR Misses AnnahvI and Maggie Pearl points. Miss Aranka Tukarh ac­ Miss Marion Philips has been in for by the supposition llml n m ulberry Is on the foot, ns Is usual in America lertl fell w here a iviilitul lay In (hi. cruises the leather Into the shape of THEATRE BUILDING. 49-tf Smith of Nltjcon Ga. are stopping companied her home from I Gaines- New York for several weifks and it ground, ttinl th e ynmig sh,,(,iMramie lip Ihe foot nnd the shoe loses Its smooth*Major J. B. Stein met: of Wekiwa.j with Miss Avis Stenslmm this week ville where Miss Aranka has been is hoped that the trip will benefit -hie lay side mill united their fnrees IToet. 'J’rees. which u<|i| to the long Si :■i gs was the guest of Mr. and and visiting other friends, in and I lie guest of hef sister Mrs. Molina'. Dr. Phi.ips -who has been in had into one solid trunk. Tills supposition ife of shoes, are Inexjienslve nnd Mr- H. C. Waters yesterday. j about the r ity ^ y Dr. 1). C. Ward. Osteopath is in * ,1(.aU|l f(ir somL. veins feasible from the fact Hint the lioitld he put In the shoes every night. Umk of the tree Is on one side that If you polish your own slows, try poli itas. M. Hand is driving a fine; The guests were L. A.. Bromley', Sanford on Monday, Wednesday Howard Lyman of Athnonte was m > Chandler car recently p u r-, L. P. Swope. I,. P. Hagan. K. II. and Fr ay of each week. 6R-tf ■ in the city Wednesday and reports of widmii and on the other that of l-hlng them' when on trees. Yon will he pleased with the result. Mr. and Mrs. Iljirry Ward and property of all. kinds in the Alta­ the mulberry. cC <d from the Wight Tire Co. Ktibee, C. W. Entzmuiger.' K. A. Douglass, E. F, liosuebolder and Miss Fern Ward spent several days monte section a* selling every day. Ounrt. Mason fruit jars sit L. P. Jno. D. J inkins. at their homf* here coming over from Howard says that orange gfove* M‘Culler’s. • *’ 6fi-tf the beach where they have a cottage have been bought up all over that WANTED— OLD CLEAN Mr. Gordon Hull of Macon Ga. Miss Dorothy RumpH who Jias been section by . northern people who RAGS. ANY • KIND EXthP week end visitor at the their guest at the beach mine with intend coming to Seminole county CEPT OLD SOCKS*, So tistrom home on First street west. TIICIM.tH II. MAKER. Pb. II. * COATS,' PANTS, OR them.. this winter and make llteir homes Mr. and Mrs. John Meisch have Anal» l l m l i n t t Co i nmt l l nc I ' h r m U t • | ' rufr *«i nni »l oT N i l u n t H r l c n r ^ t * BED SPREADS. AT THE Henry Peabody is in the city from here. */ I n t e r I m », l l n d ln * C o l l r g r . KtorliJa * * returned from n visit, of several HERALD OFFICE. 59-tf Jacksonville where he removed some l*rl»«lr l . a h a n i s f ? of l(oliin«i C c tl l r f^ During the absence of Mayor u.rks in New Jersey and New York. Mr T. (>. < l u t l t ' * W l n l r r I'ftfk, F U „ N o t , 5 l h , ItllM Mr. and Airs. William Coulbourn ■ time ago to he in the factory de­ Davison the-Chairman of the City Hnnfitrtl, l l i . t There’s, a man ut the curb to l>rir Hlf* Council. Hon, Frank L. Miller is I ^■t«* rortipfHet! r a r r f u l f h c m l r u l mttaltnl* « f t h r m« m p I r o f w a t e r t h a t st* <• you. 65-tf le w days visit with Mrs. Co’ ln> here for sonm lime looking after acting mayor of Sanford and be is | u u hr nil i hi n i r f ft I f|i limit o r e Ik. «n««J t i a r r f i h tn l n r t l I h r fol loro Ing t m u l t B : Mr. and .Mrs. Muhlon Wright parents Mr. and Mrs. 11. Hill the affairs of UtK company at the filling the position all right.; Frank Colitf ...I'lpir thloflnr .„nt, I.7S Oarl* p r r mi l l i on 4.011 p . l t * p e r mi l l ion ItfCrlUn NfUlnl T n l a l aollU* afii! little son returned Sunday* from on Celery avenue. fncLory. — believes in tempering justice with F r e e A m m o n i a _ 00 p u r U p e r m i l l i o n lUrdAmn 31 .0 1 p o r l t p e r ml l t l a n A lb u m i n o i d A m m o n l » \ ' _ _ , T r u e * , M i r « l r « ...... .. ____ _— ____ «„..„Trn ro i months visit to Nashville, Tentt. Mr. anti Mr*. L. P. Ilagatt and mercy but lie never fails to hew to The m any friends of Mrs. C. E. T h e abtonri* sra rl lr a tt r o r tree an d a l b u m i n o i d a m m o n i a In Ihla w a l r r aa d Miss Virginia Brady left Sunday Henry are glad to' sec her out again children left Tuesday for Daytona the line.* Having served tho city so lla i t l ) am alt am o u n t of fb t o rin o I n d i r a l r a lla n c r l l r n l auallljr Tor h o a i r h o l d . for her home in ’Jacksonville after after utt •operation performed two Bench where they will sojourn for long us alderman Frank-knows about p e p o iri. I n ad dll la n lo th r ( o o d q u a li lr r b i r a H e r l i l l r * uf n a p n l t r b o u a r b n ld » « l r l , ll p i i M r t t d k pr rlal I r i l u r r , of m u r h ta tu c . r - p r r l a l l y H i m ! o r ( i r r i t a n t ■pending* a week with old friends here weeks ago and from which she is the summer. Mr. Hagan will spend law in ull Its phases anil he makes m l u r a l a r r a lla n - and L O W d r f t r o ot h a r d n o a . T h r b a r l r i l a l o f l r a l ■ n a t> ,i « . r*autlln| In an n t r r a a a lolal r o a n l . In falir the week ends with his family re­ a good mayor in every respect. • Shore dinner. Clam Chowder, *rapidly recovering. •amplra of i h r « a l r r , of 3 h a r l r i l a par ra n t.; a n d In llndlna no r n l o n . or o l h r r harmful b i r l r r l a , full/ r s n A r m lla |oo d qualllp I n d l t a l a d b» the C H E M I C A L Fried Fish etc., ut at Branh s I Tires und accessories ci m dote turning here to look ufler his busi­ n i)l| > li. • • es* affairs. Vaughns Entertain I’; nic Pavilliun. Sunday August 3, jj,,e tl) * Bryan* AutoCompany. O f I h r manp a a t m of t h U an d o l h r r r r | l o n * I bal I b i r r a n a l p i r d , I h a ta At their home <m Sanford Heights found non* ou p rt lo r In all ( n a il q u a l l t l - , lo lha l of I h r " E l d r r W a l r r . " Lieut. Vail Lovell left Thursday H'19. , _64-2tp. | “Service is certain, " get that! V oa ra r r r j r r i p r r t f u l l y , for Atlanta where he will becon- last Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and'M rs. Ernest Krupp have . 65-ltc. (Mlfnrd) TIIOH. R. IIAKEII . Vaughti entertained most delight­ nected with the Atlanta Street returned‘from a visit to points in Charles Munn arrived home yesRailway and Power -Coj Lieut. fully at dinner, their guests bring Ihc east where they spent several t^rdiiy after a years service in Lovell is an efficient electrical en­ the Board of Count Comm^uloners >eeka, I Uncle Sams army., Charlie is glud gineer and will have u fine position and officials of Seminole County, all Mrs.' A. W. Smith and daughter to“ be back In Sanford nguin and TELEPHONE Jll-W HANPOIID, FLORIDA 111 PARK AVR. of whom,. Mr. Vjiughn ns T^x Asses­ in Atlanta. Juanita and Mrs. C. L. Britt and among old friends. B. E. Squires sends’ greetings to sor is closely associated with, Charlea Jf. spent the day In Orlando ^jjg8 W anda Wey of Arcadia spent Monday. . 1Monday here the guest of Miss the Herald In a post card from . Bankston Bros, CALL FOR LEONS TR A N SFER 'N orm a Herndon, She left Tuesday Pottsdnm New York where he and the Rnjpcrta, Ga.. Jan .-1— RELIABLE SERVICE. ALL for A tlanta,and will also virit New family are spending the summer ami Old Knntucky Mfg. Co., states th at the weather is fine and TRAINS MET. 65-tf. York ere returning home. Ptidurah, Ky. they nre enjoying themselves among /W.4 ,-VJ Gentlemen :Mrs. Augusta Eigenmann left* Thfe Keystone Poultry Yards at old friends. rvr n r v A Mr. Will Wachtcr of this couMonday for A tlanta after spending .Longwood have some very fine fryttuxi r W For the floor coverings, art rugs, MX K H O J t i try has some hogs that were down a week here with her daughter Mrs. ing size chickens for sale at 46 cents congoleum rugs and matting see with cholera arid had given up all Fred Duiger. per pound. 65-ltc. Boston. Bargain House, 213-215 Mrs*. J. C. Harrold, Miss Muriel F. II- Lewis of Brewster is in the Sanford Avenue, A. Knnner, Mgr. hope of saving them and would not spend one penny on them. I gave city for rooms with the view to t 65-2tc. him one 16 pound pall of your B. A, •O locating. He will work on the Valdex J, E. Pace has returned from Battle Thomas’ Hog Ppwder and he has Hotel if- he can get light house Creek, Michigan where he went for just come In and paid me for it and keeping rooms in the ciyt. treatm ent some time ago and re­ i. Mrs. Ella Leffler, Mrs. Marie turns home greatly benefltted. Mrs. advises th a t every one of his sick , - f lf c Srflith and daughter. Mrs. Frank Pace will remain with relatives In hogs got well and that he killed thonwand now has them in (tis smoke Miller and Mrs. J. I, Smith and Kentucky for some time ere house and that all were as fine os Annette Shinholser arc spending the returning home. any he had killed this year. month a t Daytona Beach. was a congenial crowd of It I want to add that he said his Buy Diamonds. Wight Tire Co. gentlemen, who aat down to a autnpLet us send you hogs were down and so sick 'th a t he 66-tf tious dinner a t 12:30 o'clock and all had to pry their mpuths open and a quart or more Mr. aqd Mrs. J. P. Hall hsve those who were so fortunate as te b e his wife poured .the powder down I t can be deposited or invested for its in­ ’ returned from a vacation spent »t invited enjoyed the gracioua hos- their throgls. of our delicious Charleaton and other point*. Mr. Hall pUallity of Mr.f and Mrs. Vaughn to. come return. Please find check in full of my ac­ Ice Cream for is bsck on the old job looking after tho fuj | „ t e*tent. the Western Union office here. j’ Mf gnd M n . Ca L. BrUt le(t count and with kindest regards we I t can be used for the erection of a credit Sunday Dinner. beg to remain, structure against possible future need.. i* • I Mr. an^ Mrs. Henry Nickel and yeaterday for Jacksonville and "from Yours very truly, little . daughter and Mrs. J. ’ C. (j,cre they will go to Pennsylvania Bankston Bros. In any event, we shall be glad to co-operate Ensminger returned Friday . from for „ roonths visit. They were ac-’ For sate by Merchants Grocery Co. with you for the proper and profitable employ­ Denver Col. where they have been t coropjjnicd as far as Jacksonville 64-6tc. / • visiting Rev. Fred Enslmlnger. j by Mr. and M m ArchIf B e tu >ho ment of your funds i . Woodland Park will be open will return tomorrow. • • ORDER NOW .Sunday August tenth. 65i ltc. j Corporal Harry Rabun haa ar- '• '♦ • ♦ '♦ ♦ ♦ A t # ♦ ♦ STRENGTH SERVICE ' Me. and Mrs. P. E, Pitta a n d riv e d home from France whore* he ^ Christian Science services ^ family have arrived in tho city fro m -served In Uncle 8am'a army for >4» will be held at the Woman's # their old home in Barnsville Georgia fourteen montha. He ia glad to get « Club, Oak avenue, between and 1will reside.here. Mr. Pitts wilFback home to his father and mother, * Third and Fourth strets, # have charge of the Bryan Garage Mr. and Mrs. H. C.’ Rabun who re­ * on Sunday, morning a t 11 Mr. and Mrs. Roberta are In the side on the west side.* HOME INSTITUTION * oclock. 48-tf w Just Phone 325 city for a few dpys visit with friends friends) ; M. A. 'Marshall of Orlando repre. repre­ ^ **• + and refit lives. Mrs. .Roberts was for- ^sentlng the Nitro Phoahpa^.e CoulbourPltle Happenings In and A b o u t S The C ity S Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers ‘ ‘ * ELDER SPRINGS WATER * # V I i>■ I ^ _ * T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor J YOU WORKED I FOR YOUR MONEY, 1 MAKE IT WORK{ FOR YOU J Taste is the Test effective one’s money must T Obe bedoing some sort of service. & ROUMILLAT . ■■■ j| j t£Hi �XBE S a n f o r d b b k a l d PAGE SIX 175 for work with the Allied armies and prisoners of war. The balance went for other expenses. The state­ ment explains thtat the "Y ” suffered a loss of 81,47.3,084 in the. operation of army post.exchange# and can­ teens which, b I h o , owing to the de­ preciation in value!* of French, and English currency and conversion of the overseas figures ot market rates,r ;e«u te d -in a hook loss of $2,432,030. paid $1,060,757. More than 84,000 concerts and enter; taliiments increased the expenditure by $850,969. The cost of the " Y V overseas re­ ligious program was $467,584, or approximately two-fifths of 1 ‘ per cent, of the entire operating funds. •Educational plants, litcrautre and Mbrary work cost $991,932, and the A. E. K. athletics cost $1,957,801. The report th ‘v c >m:n ttcc makes The organization also operated, it is FIGURES SHOW DISPOSAL OK clear, is 'n o t final because the war explained, more than 25 “ leave areas' lerviee of thr Y.. M. C. A., which ; in varioui parts of. France, at an ex­ MILLIONS GIVEN TO Y. M. C. reached its maximum in March of pense of $831,6Q1, and n chain of FOR WORK HERE AND OVER .this-year, b.being, c x n tin u ed in -to e hotels for men on leave a t a' cost of THERE Uritbd States and gorelgn ciuntries. $477',956. 'New York, July30.—First detailed Three war * work campaigns for In the United States it is shown, accounts of the receipts and expen­ funds, it pointso ut, brought from the the organizatioh expended $2,105,81G ditures of the Young Men’s Christian American puhlic $12,254,052, and this upon its religious program in the aix Association, made public here today amount, the report states was aug­ military departments, which inculded by the organization’s National War mented to $125,282,869 by sums fro the holding of meetings and Bible Work Council- finance committee, other sources. classes, the distribution of literature Some idea of the magnitude of the and the maintenance of religious sec­ by it between April 26, 1917, and wo'rk accomplished by the organiza­ retaries and musical directors. Edu­ March ‘31/ 1919. Total expenditures tion ia shown by the statem ent that cational literautre, together with' aggregated $97,817,005 in the period more thun 97,000 concerts, vaudeville lectures,' instruction in the; French named, it Is stated, leaving a balance performances were staged by the "Y* language, and library service,,, was of $27,465,854, a sum estim ated to in American cantonments to an ag­ provided aat home by an expenditure be sufficient to carry on the work gregate audience of 43/600,000 at a of 11.192,737 and for sex hygienic here and abroad until next Dec. Cl. cost of $1,166,767. In addition, free education and literature the "Y " According to the figures, which ap­ motion picuture shows in the home spent $73,704. • pear over the signatures of George camps, necessitated an W. Perkins,’ chairman of the com­ $2,328,271. Home Service Red Cross mittee; Cleveland II. Dodge, treas­ Erection of 950 huts for men in The Home Service secFion'“of the urer of the War Work Council, and training camps on this side cost $7,- Red Cross is now occupying a H. W. Wilmot, comptroller, slight-y 698,984 and the outlay for main­ room on the second floor of the more than 2 per cent, of the total tenance was $3,965,736, "These court house. Those In charge of the funds contributed by the America..s buildings,’’ snys the report, "were work will be glad to ahvc all the public were expended . for religio s renters -of religious, educational, en­ soldiers call at the office, especially purposes in the United States ni I tertain menT and athletic' activities those wishing information or help of overseas, while approximately 80 p. r f ir all men who passed through the any kind. cent, were devoted to the purchn e camps on their way overseas or who One thing tho Red Cross D epart­ transportation and distribution of used the centers through, the period ment of Civilian Relief is doing canteen, supplies and to entertain­ covered by the report and are still these days is to see th a t every crip­ ments, education and athletic sports. using them ." pled soldier or sailor "gets back In addition to the provision cf free Overseas, the statement says, work into the game", just as close jo' his athletic supplies, which include I of even "a vaster scope" was accom­ close to hi# original self ns science among other things, in the Unite I plished. The 1,900 or more "Y" can make him—th a t is the idea of States camps alone, 657,096 baseballs huts and tents built oj leased for the the government. The government and 2O.9OO sets of boxing gloves) the use of the A. E. F. cost $4,801,271, provides for tho fitting, replacing report say#, ‘hr Y. M. C. A u'ltrth- were equipped at a cost of $2,950,421 and jooping in repair of every uted $36,s.‘t2.449 worth cf r*crchan- 1*' d operated and maintained at n artificial limb or appliance required dise overseas. Ol tins mcrii.uniiire further,expense of $1,014,337. by its crippled fighters, and the Red $1,791,771 wot III 1.1 appro;!mutely 5 Cross is helping to see that all .who Writing materials hud newspapers per cent, were given f e *•> t . need these things ' apply to Uncle for the overseas men, includirjg 400,000,000 sheets of letter paper, half Sam for them. Of the $97.H 7,005 expended, it the excellence of these artificial as many envelopes and 16,000,000 shown, more t an $3*1,000.000 v. postcards, eosl $2.296,KOH. For mo­ adjuncts to the human body is re­ spent in the finin' ram!.*, m r e the tion picture sbm s, in which 13,000,- markable. Miss Mary Ann Able of $43,;0Q.0OO with tin* American E xjm 000 feet of film were used in France the Southerh Division headquarters Oltianary Force abroad a n d $14,4*09 alone, and spectators' aggregated 50,- attended u base hull Imme in Wash­ ington recently in which every mem­ ber of both teams had lost either a 00Q.000 the "Y " New July Numbers of Letter From Frank Talbott Lamar. Ark., iuiy 23 Sanford iieruld,. Sanford, Florida. Dear Iieruld Friend;; ' well, here 1 am among the rab­ bit twisters and Hill billies of Ark­ ansas". Ileleive me, there is more •lust and dirt in (ids town than all ■*f Florida put together, and the inspiring ‘Marseillaise* sung in English l y Graveure Cravcurc it one of die few living ariim great enough to givji all the glory of the world's tong of victory, the tong that laved I ranee and civilization, clear to it, tremendout climax ‘‘for Victory or Dead', ‘//.Coupled with "The Trum­ peter." alio sung by Cia cure. furnish vwiI it to uush it o!T with. We are now starting m the peach deal here and would send you some peaches hut am afraid that the long haul $ mi id leave nothing hut an empty basket when it got there. •Tile. more- I see of other places the more l think of Florida. Have met several men who spent the win­ ter in Florida and they nil seem to be Florida boosters also. With kindest personal regards and hoping that everything is go­ ing along nicely there with you, I Very truly yours, • * F. W. TALBOTT. . I*. S, Put me down for one cf those dailies w hen'they start, and mail your bill when you get ready. M aurel Makes Marvelous •'Like a string of pearls” indeed come the divine notes of Maurel'sviviJ voice in this song that has touched a million hearts/ So pure and sweet aid limpid arc they that their lound would soothe a soul in torment On die reverie of (his record Miurel singi"At Dawning.** A-2724—$1.00, Stracciari Sings Sublime Love Song "Core'Ngrato' _ All the pstn and pinion which only Stracciari, st his greatest, could convey, •re in this wonderful outpouring of love. Dils Neapoli'an song give* you' Suacciari.st his meat inspired heights.* AUGUST 8. i s o NORMAL RAINFALL Stop your kicking about the rain Orlando rainfall for June wus 5.19 inches, which the government report shows to have been 2.07 inches below the normal rainfall for June for the past ten years. Other points in Florida had a tot­ al rzainfail for the month follows;] Cresecent City,, 9.06 inches; Federa Point, 11.93; Fcrnnndina, 12.19; Jacksonville, J3.79; Brooksville, 10. Jacksonville, 13.79; Brooksville, 10. Ft. Meade, 11.71; St. Leo, 12.16; Ft, Myers, 10.89; Homestead, 12.18. That** a lot of water for Jackson­ ville to be compelled to take in addi­ tion to having to go "dry” under the IT, WE DON’T DENY WE ADMIT IT! your place of business, which means a substantial increase in your profits. We have a new stock of supplies and can meet your electrical % • Lighting and Power- Plant illuminate your home. O n display at our store, dem­ onstrations at all tim es. Fixtures, Vibrators, Fans, Toasters Hot Plates, Portable Lamps, l^ons Lamps, Flashlights, Sewing Mach­ ine Motors, B a tte rie s, Electric Stoves, Washing Machjnes, Vaccu um Cleaners and Supplies Guaranteed C It m Hm i I ■-! SaiaiiUn, >Ih «>•(<, I Iw i m h u i I MHUl, I >Wt.« mtt. COLUMBIA CRAPIIOrtiONE COMPANY, New Yeik ' Card qf Thanka We desire" to thank the many kind friends* who offered words and acta of aym pathy following the sad death of Mr. D. O. Brown.* Mrs. D. O. Brown Norma Mctts , Evert Melts The Fly and the Flea. A fly nnd n flcn In n Slip were im prisoned. Said the fly; “Let us flee/ Nnld tin* Hen; "Lot us fly.** So thej flow through n flaw In the flue. an ford, Florida Daily Thought. There is no better bnlfnst for keep­ ing the mind steady on its keel and sjtvInp It from nil risk of creakiness thnn business,—Lowell* . Electrical Contractors and Engineers L First St. Phone an Sanford, Florida �AUGUST S, 1919 'A G E SEVEN tilled water in FREE. We make a special­ ty of electrical troubles on autos and guarantee all our work. We also have competent mechanics to overhaul your car a n d .c&ir~give you satisfactory service if your troubles are large or small. We are the official service station for the famous Guaranteed 18 Months Lot YOUR a a l BATTERY b« a PHILADELPHIA and clothing profiteers and skoot them into, another planet where they will not bother us any more. BUDGET OP O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E '" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith. “He'll Print 'e So Says Saunterer. U A sunspot forecaster says that ow­ ing to a strange grouping of six mighty planets the United States will be swept by the most terrific Btorm and catyclysm th at man has' ever known in this decade. I hope it will jerk loose some of those food J When my phone rings faintly and I am undecided ns te whether it really did ring or that it was a loose penny in my pocket and I take down the receiver and say in my sweetest manner, "D id this phone ring?" and a sweet voice comes over the phone from Cehtrnl that sayB, "Excuse me picuBc" . I never know whether l am being kidded or whether the phone rang or whether I am just an ordinary damphool for the want of sense. Yossum. % I .dropped in a t the Seminole Grill Room the other night and gave it tho once over and believe me It is a sweet place where the palate, can be tickled and the soup ■trained through a man's whiskers ala carte postale. And when I say it is a sweet place I mean jirtf those words and my lady friends will bear me out in the statem ent th a t it is sweet and dear and lovely and is better than the best in the big cities. If you have any doubts about this take a look at this fine new cafe and ing a campaign soon for memberships and then go in for advertising Sanford and Seminole county as never before. This will be our h a r ­ vest season If we get ready for the harvest now. 3 Chicago wants to know If the southern states will take the negroes back th a t came from the south when the war started and were given work at higher wages. Now that they are having trouble up there and do not know How to handle it they want the south to take the negroes back. The governor of North Carolina ^ tjlne o f my"" friends mysteriously ’said they would be taken back if called‘ me over the other day. and they wanted work and not ,ijorial told me th a t "likker" was being made and sold "somewhere in thfrf county” and it was up to me and ^ Man asked mo yesterday what I the Anti-Saloon League to' stop it. thought about the strike and I said Just how I am going to 's to p this "W hat strike" and he said the rallnefarious and dod ratted and then road strike. There are so some practice is not . known to my strikes just now that I cannot keep friend especially since there Ib no up with them but I want to say that Anti-Saloon League as all the Saloon 1 favor them all and intend to strike arc dead. A "Moonshine League" myself if the price of food does not would be all right or a "M ountain come' 'down pretty • soon. And I Dew League" or something of that believe in every man In the United sort. As soon as I can fix upon a States striking and tying up the suitable title I wilt get busy on this whole darned show all at once and crusade for it makes me mad to having It over with. I never did think , th at any one would presume favor a little strike here and there. to drink "likker" now that the Unit­ Why shouldn't we all strike and tfll ed States is dry. congress just like the engineers did a few days ago that either the* price ^ Headline in Arcadia paper says of f^yrd and clothing drops or we "Building Road to Vensus"-. Good quit. I am not an anarchist but I we will all take a ride on that road could become one eay enough these Always have wanted to see that days. What do you think about we girl, Venus. people who are not backed by an organization and are making the vi Sec th a t postcards are now out same money' that we-made four or advertising the new hotel Valdez five years ago with no prospect of and while we are about it we might better wages and starvnlion-staringas well get all the hotels to* have uh in the face. Strike, yes, indeedy. post cards printed and we will send We need the money more than any them out with oitr letters. We have man in the world. Look at the clerks, more than one good hotel now and the proftnsiunal men, the army ol are building more of them. Give middle (last people who arc not the news to the world that Sanford mni'jng a living and cannot under can accomodate them this year. the present rate of living. You bet we favor strikes, In fact we favor the present congress doing something People cannot ,go to Europe this year a nd they nre turning toward ut once or kicking the present con­ Florid^ and this is the time that we gress out of ofilce and starting a should be advertising our county. new deal altogether and this country W ithout advertising you cannot get will see something in the next few( congress does not get the people and the Board of Trade months busy at on£c. You bet I favor could db nothing better than startstriking. In fact I favor stopping everything until something, is done to reduce the high cost of living. Can Go To Europe Now Washington,. July. 110. —Restric­ tions on the issuance-of passports to persona wishing to visit European countries, with the exception of Getmany and Russia, are to be relaxed, Secretary Lansing announced today. Hereafter no one will be required to show urgent reasons for-his' visit, nor will age he taken Into consideration. The only requirement will be that the object of the visit Is IcgitimUte and reasonable. Seminole 1County Hire J. Tilden Jufoba T»f Chuluota brought to Sanford one of the lineal specimens of rice that has been seen In this section. . , This 1rice which is being ' raised by Mr. Jacobs on his farm is fully five feet in heighth and from tlje sample brought to Sanford the in­ dications nre that it will produce a very fine crop. While rice hus never been culti­ vated extensively in this section it is very evident that this Is one crop that will some day be a very important crop in our agricultural products. piete,seamies3 sunacethat sheds rain, snow apd s!cet year after year w ith al most no attention. It i always “on the job.1’ T he most severe weather makes no impression on Ccrtaihrteed— n o r c a n sparks, fumes, jras, smoke c r insects impair its pro­ tective strength. Yet Ccrtain-tecd costs no more—less ip fact than other types of roofs. It y laid by anyone w ho w ill follow the simple directions that com e w ith the roll. Upkeep expense is too slight to.consider. Your buildings, old or new—large for small—in city or country—should have the protection of Certain-tecd. CtrUhbtud Is made ta roll*, both smooth sad rough surfaced, (red or green) also in handsome fed or green.asphalt shingles for'residences. Crruim-ieiJ U extra maBtr—ths name means artsirly of quality and satisfaction .guannw/d. It will pay you to get C/rtofo-Awf-’inoet dealers sell It. Aik for C trU f-u tJ and he sort to get It, C crtain-tecd Frodact* Corpora tion a n d . VsraU Sss are lha MfSesl qualltyt n zau vu s. ^ _ ip * 7 T O RETAIL DEALERD ^"W ashington, Aug. 7.—F. E. W’hitc vycoresident of Armour & Co., mea meat packers, appearing before a senate committee investigating the high cost’ of living in the District of Columbia, denied -that his was profiteering or using unfair methods in the distribution and |alo of meat. He declared the comapny had made no profit on its beef b u s i ­ ness this year and that it would wel­ come an investigation '<>( its books and records. He told the committee that the consumer was to blame in aprt for the present high cost of living. Asked why it was that although wholesale meat prices were lower, re­ tail-prices were higher, the witness said the retailers advanced his prices with each advancing market’ and held the prices up ju st as long ‘as his customers permitted him to do so. He suggested the imposition of an excess profits tax against profit­ eers as a means of stopping the pracMr. White told th e . committee th a t lettera received by Armour and Co., indicated that, the pro­ ducer! were opposing; to Federal re­ gulations of the packing industry. inteed Roofing for Sale by :C 0. WIGHT GRO The Right View and the Wrong. “ The man who makes good doesn’t ratt for opportunity to knock; he haa he door wide open." saya an exchange, mnt** the Ham spirit. The other day |e henrd n chap cwiplnlnlng beettnae dd'Opp didn’t p " c '- Ms toe In the door Ike a l^wk flour.—itoston Transcript. •PHAT’S the sort of mileage Diamond Tires hold forth to you. And the Diamond Rubber Company stands ready to adjust on those figures It says to users and dealers "Diamond Tires are delivering mileage so big that Diamond will adjust C o rd s at 8,000 miles: and • F a b ric s at 6,000,-- instead of the previous adjustment o f 5,000 for , Cords, and 3,500 for Fabrics, T h e D iam ond P lu s A d ju s tm e n t M ileage is based on p lu s q u ality proved by th e big m ileage of th e m illions of D iam o n d s n9o w in use. -# B uy D iam o n d s for P lu s Q u ality an d M ileage. T h e P lu s A d ju stm e n t M ileage a p plies to D iam o n d s n o w in u se o r in d ealers’ h an d s. ADJUSTMENT ric* • 6,000 Miles it - 8,000 Miles Semfnole Bank Annex Magnolia A\ e SANFORD, FLORIDA TREAD � 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, August 08, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 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>, August 08, 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/7ff4f96d8dfeb2961b9a84a2951bcf58.pdf 8f41a68f72ab339b3f7e645ee8ffc1ad PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEG^TAB^E SECTION NUMBER 65 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AUGUST'S, 1919 VOLUME X C O U N T Y DADS Wheras, owing to the fact that it has been reported to this Board that the State Live Stock Sanitary Board, is not protecting the County lines of Seminole County, and- art not otherwise enforcing the law’ i n this Board asks to be advised ns to what thp State Live Stock Sanitary Board is going to do in this matter, and when; if said Board is not going to enforce the laws in refer­ Engineer Fred T . Williams, here ence to systematic tick eradication presented plans of the new' hard work, this Board wants to know it. surfaced roads to the Commis­ Motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by sioners, and stated that the speci­ C. \V. Entzminger and carried, fications were being typewritten and Clerk is instructed to write the would be ready by to-morrow, Mr. State Rond Department, requesting Williams was instructed by. this that the road beginning at the inter­ Board to mail u copy of tbe speci­ section of the Monroe road and St. fications to Mr. Wm. F. Cocke, Gertrude A v c ., sajil point •being on State Highway Engineer, for his the Hast line o f ' the West half of approval. Section 28, . Township 19 South Clerk was instructed to write to Range 30 Etast, and about 3 miles Engineer G. R. Ramsey, requesting west of Sanford, said Monroe Road that he meet with .this Board Thurs­ R O A D M A TT E R S , SALE OF W A R R A N T S , H O G E LE C ­ T IO N , C A T T L E D IP P IN G O C C U P Y A T T E N T IO N reference to systematic tick eradi­ day Aug. 7th, tat 10 o’ clock «A. M. O F C O M M IS S IO N E R S cation w ork in Seminole • County, nnd St. Gertrude Ave. being part and ’ submit Fla. August 4 Sanford. * Hon. Board of County CommisRinnent in and for Seminole County, Florida, met In regular session at 10 o’ clock A. M.. Present: Chairman b . A. Brumley; Comr’s: L. P. Hagan O. P. Swope, C. W. Entzminger, nod E. II. Kilhee. with V. E - Dou­ glass, Deputy Clerk, and Roy I tills Deputy Sheriff in attendance. INTEREST GROWS IN BALL GAMES AS FLAG FALLS pared by him, for the new Brick roads in Seminole County, Fla. Petition of W. A. Whitcomb, et. al., requesting that n road be open­ ed and established from Geneva to Bridgend, .read and on motion of With the race tightening on the flrat lap of the Florida State league L. P. Hagan, 2nd by C. W. Entzfirst hqjf season at least four team * (Continued on page i2) the specifications preare conceded a chance to finish ahead, while none .of the clubs are entirely ou. of the running. Bartow which is bringing up the rear has a slight chance to finish at the top and Orlnndo has little better outlook but it Is not out of the realm of possi­ bility that either might Win. Sanford got 'nwny 'with a good slhrt and has not been headed o ff entirely though the club hits hnd_ serious reverses in the past, week and unless a rejuvenation of .somu sort takes place, another week will see them further down the ladder. T o # say that club hus .had breaks, might b e '' a statement susceptible to criticism, but a team that can pile up seven errors in a single game* nnd win looks like a horseshoe ag­ gregation to an outsider. Minutes of meetings of July 7th, 19th and 2fith, acre read, approved nd ordered filed. v. * ' .. Bids were hcTe opened for the $41,600.00 Seminole. County, C per cent, interest bearing wurrnnts. No.’ l. • Terry, Briggs Si Co., Tortdo, Ohio, Aug.4,1919 The Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Sanford, h ia. Gentlemn:. For the $41,600.00 6 per cent. Warrants of Seminole County as described in the attached notice of sale which is .made a purl hereof, we will pay you the sum of $10,709.50 and accrued -interest from date of issue to dute of deivery to us, and in addition we will furnish the Attor­ neys opinion and print the. blank warrants free of charge to you. Bradcntown is regarded all round the circuit ns a one-.two tfcm, but those who have followed that club's record closely, declare all the breuks have been to their disfavor, though they are running Sanford a close race at present. The Growers have fair pitching, at times spectacular, fair fielding, and basd running, Irut the hitting stands out most. They have three heavy hitters and practi­ cally every member of the club i« considered a dangerous hitter with men on the paths. • You are to furnish us with a. full and complete certified trans­ cript of all the procedeingB lending up to and culminating in the issu­ ance nnd delivery of the warrants evidencing their legality to the satis­ faction of our Attorneys prior to the delivery of the warrants to us. Warrants to be delivered to us at the' Northern Nationul Bank in the City of Toledo, Ohio as soon as uj proved nnd ready, and to he paid for in current funds upon such tie- C). P. Swope, atiil carried, the bid of Terry Briggs Si C o.,.for the $41,500.00 C. per cent; Seminole County Warrants, is accepted. Clerk Instructed to make transcript of the proceedings in reference rript of the proceedings in reference Warrants, to the issuance o! Briggs Si Co. for Terry Attorney J. J Dickinson, here presented the Board with his opinion in reference lto the petition of J. E. Pare, in rc> Sanford Drainage District, and after reading said opinion on motion of O P. Swope, ' 2nd by C. W. Entzminger and car­ ried, said opinion if accepted and approved by this Board. * Mr. Alex Foster, appeared before the Board in reference to opening Ditch along Geneva Ave., and ask . that the County help pay for same, . and on motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd ’•* by C. 'W . Entzminger, and carried, Clerk is instructed to draw warrant to Mr, Alex Foster for $50.00 a* part payment for opening said ditch. • M I G H T BE A N Y B O D Y ’S FLAG BU T S A N F O R D T H IN K S D IF F E R E N T . I I I I I I Dr. J. T . Denton, addressed the Loard in reference to Negro Boy from Chuluota, and alsb in reference to Mrs. Beatty, and on motion of L. P. Hagan, 2nd by C. W. Entx« tningcr, and carried, Clerk is in­ structed to d raw . warrant to Red Crosa for $124.00 same being one half of expense of tho Beatty Case to date. Mr. H. C. Du Bose, et al., ad­ dresses the Board in reference to the work of the Red Cross in Semi­ nole County, and asked for finan­ cial assistance In order to carry out their program, action on same was deferred for the present. Mr. Alfred Foster, et al., address­ ed the Board in reference, to Tick Eradication Work in Seminole Coun. ty, and asked that thia Board adopt __ a , lesulution as prepared by the ' . Stock ,M en,' which resolutiofi waa rejected by the Board, and on mo­ tion on Comr. C. W. Ehtzminger, . duly aeconded by Comr. O. P. Swope and adopted, the following resolu­ tion was adopted; they cannot last forever. This sale will soon be a thing of the past. Thousands of peo­ ple have already attended and saved hundreds of dollars by so doing. The question now is; will you take time by the I pick it up — then why not make up a. list of what you are going to need for the next 12 months and come to this sale. You will realize that buying goods at such prices is better by far than finding money, in the road for there is a limit to what you FIND and there is absolutely no limit to what you can SAVE during you in cold this sale hard type what awaits you would be impossible—it is be­ yond the power of press, pub­ lic or pulpit; we can only say that it will pay you to close up the house, postpone engagements, borrow money (if necessary) and come prepared to buy. ________ T H E SA LE W I L L SOON BE OVER ARE G O IN G T O M O V E R I G H T W H E R E STATEM ENTS A R E FACTS ' . . ' ........... J" ‘ The Orlando management is mak­ ing a desperate effort to build up a new machine to replace the one that has been surprisingly weak. When the season opened that club was looked upon as the strbngest in the circuit, but it has failed to deliver undor the management of Bert. Hum­ phries, former Cub hurlcr_. The team has done ragged work Ip all depart­ i ments but has been extremely weak ! in ttic pitching department outside oT ' Humphries. Young has tailed to show anything thus far anil Currency has done little better. Keene failed to deliver with the Caps and wiw discarded, with Bartow picking him dp. Then the big pitcher came back untl beat the league ' leaden* tw o days ago. Bartow’s fuilure to make a better j showing is n puzzle. They, have a 1good club and as good u manager an ! there is in the league. The break* have been against them, say the dos­ siers. It has been in some instances, as a large majority pf their losscn have been by once score. L Hommcdieu’s proteges will bear watching in the last half of the season. I t ’s Bofe Sanford made ' ntdnkeys of the*' Tam pa team in the gamo herd Mon­ day and while it was rumor that some players on the Tampa team did not try to splay it seemed th at it' was simply their off day. T h e y started oil well in the first Inning nnd scored two runs on the local* but when Sanford started in the second half of the first they made Tampa look like thirty cents and from then on romped home with so many runs that it looked like an exhibition of "tow n b all" Th e ump­ ire failed to show up and a player from the Tampa team and one from the Sanford team did tho umpiring and did it well.' The Orlando Sen­ tinel states that the game will be forfeited because some man told Umpire Osteen that he could not umpire the game and he returned to Orlando on the train. Since no one but the president of the league can tell an umpire whether he can serve or not the action of the umpire in going back to Orlando without showing up on the ball field is in­ excusable and has nothing to do with any of the Sanford officials or the Sanford teaip. * The Orlando Sentinel alio states that the Sanford team will be fined $100 for interfering with the umpire but does not state just where any one interfered with him. or stopped him from going to th e ^ a ll park. I t also states that Tam pa will protest v• (Continued on Page IS ) �AUGUST t. I9if: THE SANFOBD HERALD PAGE EIGHT ■. SANFORD, FLORIDA ' , . . • S T A T E M E N T OF B U S IN E S S FOR F IS C A L Y E A R E N D IN G J U N E 30, 1919 L IA B IL IT IE S Cash in Bank Accounts Receivable • - . * ' •k Inventory Crate Material Furniture and Fixtures Warehouse Equipment Automobiles -: Real Estate & Warehouses 2 ,3 4 7 . 7 9 5 ,4 4 2 . 1 7 3 ,4 5 8 . 5 0 1,4 0 0 . 0 0 68.00 1,049.10 Accounts Payable Reserve for Freight * - N et Worth: .: Capital Stock $ 5,680.00 Pro. & Loss 20,966.41 6 ,000.00 Gross Sales of Produce . ‘ Gross Amount Paid to Growers in the Organization Crate Material Purchased Seeds Purchased Total Number of Cars Shipped up to July 1st, 1919 Number of Cars Out, No Report On June 30th, 1919 . * - $169, ‘ - - 511, • 75, 1) . - • • • - • Th e above is a summarization o f the business’o f the Sanford Truck G row ers, Inc.p at the close o f business June 30th, 1919, as compiled b y M u cklow & Ford, C. P. A Jacksonville, Florida. is strictly a warehouses and carries always a full supply of hampers and crates for the stockholders and because of cash buying, this material is placed with the grower at prices under prevailing market prices. holder, but any farmer who will ship his produce entirely through the organization is eligible to hold stock, The organization is so lined up with the buying traHp as to warrant a constant demand for all it’s output. It recognizes no superior as a marketing agency. , * The organization pays 10 per cent dividends on it’s stock and refunds back to loyal shippers, accord­ ing to the number of packages shipped, 50 per cent of the earned surplus. The^organization owns and maintains it’s own The organization has no debts hanging over it, has a clear title to everything bearing its name and it has an established credit throughput the country second to no other organization or concern of a similar type in Florida. . , The organization is backed by one of the largest and most conservative banks in Sanford and in ad­ dition has access to all the money it may need at any time from sources outside of the county. All this has been made possible by the loyalty, co-operation and appreciation of the 140 growers A A n c f i f i i f o the f k o organization A r n r o n i7 n tin n * • whon constitute PACKARD, President . , a a . _ . . J �-r--r^-r*r 5:^;■-7—ai;f1--y:-:.-■ RtUSBMMIW \ - * *■ • T H E SANFORD HERALD PAGE t e n . is: , Next Time— Buy m AUGUST 8, I ) ] ) arms anil Htrndjr stroke to carry her to wifely. The beautiful morning hnd vanished, a, sudden tempest hnvlng hurst upon the pond while she hnd been drifting nlong. The gale Increased In strength nnd the roll of thunder grew Into ter­ rific crushes, while vivid sheets of fire lightened up the tdnek clouds. The tor­ rent* of driving rain had drenched Helen, nnd her pretty white frock with Its flying ribbons clung In folds nhout her chilled lltntis. Her wealth of hair curled more closely to her bend nnd shone In Ihe flashes of llghlnlng like n halo above her pale nnd terrified fnre. The blinding sheets o f rain hnd shut ofT all view of the shore nnd, despairing o f rescue. Ileli-u prayed, silently nnd nwnlted what seemed like certain death. Fldo, head uplifted, howled In terror, sending out spnsms of sound that It seemed Impossible could come from so small n body, Suddenly from-behind the veil of rain came n fnlnt “ Ilnlloo," nnd the color camp hnck to Helen's pale face. Safety wns at band. She was certnln of It, for that wns Reggie's voice. She gave no thought to how ho chanced to be there In the storm, hut wns content, as she knew she was safe when he was near. Fldo harked nnd howled In alter­ nation. and soon, dimly seen through the blinding rnln, came n dory Impelled by Reggie's strong arms. As he drew up to the tossing skiff he threw one nrm nrotind Helen and lifted her Into the dory* clasping her for an Instant to his bosom In on agony of dollght. Fldo, with n courage dcveloj/M from his fear, scrambled Into the boat,’ nnd both maid nnd dog huddled In a drenched heap In the bottom of the dory.' It was a long nnd despernte struggle ngalnst the wind, nnd Reggie wns almost exhausted .when a score of willing hands grasped the boat nt Ihe shore nnd Helen fell Into her father's arms. * An hour Inter Helen nnd Reggie stbod nt n windojv In the Ramsey cot­ tage with his arm around her waist nnd her fair head renting happily on Ills shoulder. "Reggio," she whispered, "I think 1 will give Fldo away. I never want him to kiss me ngnln.” With n to meet her guest, and he. wishing to loving look ni the fair face resting on oblige Caroline, whom he hud known Ills shoulder lleggle refused Ihe sacos a playmate all Ills life, declared, of rlflee, "No. vve will keep Fldo, ns,hut course, he'd be delighted. Tor Ills barking 1 would not hnve been "All right, dear." Patty answered. able to locate the skiff with Its pre­ "I'll be there. If I don't get lost In the cious freight." As ho stooped to press meanwhile. I do hope he’k good look­ n kiss on her upturned lips a glorious ing." she added In a leasing voice. rainbow shone out In the sky, showing True to her word, Patty returned In the end of the storm and the beginning time to.array herself In n becoming of n life of happiness to Helen and dresii of pale blue ruffled muslin Reggie. which Just matched the lovely blue of (Copyright, 1919. by the McClur* S’ , w»hej eyes. She was a pretty picture paper Syndicate ) -I A C C ID E N T •* PLATE GLASS T hey are the tough tread tires and a marvel in their re# sistance to w ear. V Tim* <o M*-(Jr*Z iB .r r iik i Rvs’ LX ,: Kent Vulcanizing Works Oak Avenue and 3rd St. m THE REUNION By OLORIA RODGERS Hu* sun hud lung since dlHtippunred bem-utli the horizon, hut there Mill llnBtrt-il In th«> west it faint tinge of rod. Patty I toiler ts palled her horse luvIngly us she km zed toward I he low spreading house In the dlsimue. “ Dear old Joe, you've traveled s long way today. We'll soon hr home, though. See, Joe, there II Is now, and Caroline lias a light In every window. I suppose she thinks we’re lost." The low, rambling house was mil fnr away, family dlscernlhle In the dusti nestling among a few trees. It wns homelike and rlieery In nppeamnee. ratty ltoheris was .Maying with a former school chum, Caroline Fen­ wick, who had count to llaytnn after finishing her course. Patty had been a strenuous worker during the dark days of the war, dividing her time hetwii'u Iti’d Cross vi orkrooms and host iss Work at the various cantoniuents. and now iliai ev> rv ihim: " a s lirlirlit aKaIn. she had emm* out to her rhutii s for a much needed rest. As the faithful Joe picked Ids way slowly alone the trail—for though‘the tdk'ht was bright, poor Joe was tired am! sleepy. Putty gnA d :nTuSst the moonlit Mrefrh of land Her eyes were a hi! wist fill a- slut walehed n star swiftly sjioot a< Toss tin- sky leaving n shiny ' path hehlnd. She Melted. Tli. n jts if giving liitn-ie hi her thought ~ *h<- softly lo-gnn to sine Her voter, svveet uttd clear, rose on the night air. and as she ended she ulk'hed again and patting Joe said, somewhat wistfully. "Well. Joe, I guess we'tj better he hurrying or Car­ oline will have n searching parly out for us." Gathering up the .reins and turning down toward the lighted house In the distance, Joe's hoof beats were soon out of hearing. Unknown to Patty she had an audi­ ence while srie wns pinging. % Hob Culler wna returning from his churn's house and he. too. was enjoying I I # I* m . c s-,- * Here is your chance if you are looking for a real Irish Buggy.made of all | hardwood, full bolted and extra wide steel wheel. r Price $4.25 the henuty of the night, whet) Patty's voice lillil Colne, to him oil the breeze. He drove Ills hor--c ■forward betw een a cluster of stunted'trees and hushes until he could fairly perceive the sing­ er and her horse In the moonlight. Where had lie heard tlml song before? As he listened the soft Hounds of the night nod the music of the girl’s voice was changed to (lie sweet si rains of a waltz and ho was dancing again Ut the lighted hnllroom of the hotel. He vviih living' over again that night when he had found the girl who hud won Ids tienrt completely. And as Putty's voice died away and he heard her Hpi-nk to her horse. Hob's heart leaped. "It couldn't he I—hut It does sound like her voice," he mut*. trm l. Then he. tqo, turned his horse and soon was far along Ihe trail which led to Ills home, nbmjt two miles away. Hut. as he rode, his thoughts lingered About tit*- girl nf bis tlteams. “ Just, n dream, that's nil," thought Hob bitter­ ly. .'There's no use Imping I II ever geo her ngnln.” lie had been stationed nt a naval training camp and had only recently corne home He " a s glni] |(j^ lu- hack ut Ids Imme ngnln, hut nt times hd longed for the place where lie had sp»-ilt s,i many Imppv months. Life had been rather dull and lonely in the large school for the llrst few months, hut one night, ill a dunce given for the hoys In the service, he had met n girl with whom hi* had fallen deeply mid Irrevocably In love, l>ut although In- never saw her afterwards, the hope that he might some day meet her ■igaln .brightened his days, that were i-uig and monotonous As tin- days " -n t b_v, and m II no traces of her, lie didn't give up hope until hp had o|»tiilned Ids discharge and was speed lug to I l l s holm-. Dili- afternoon, about a week later, Cnmllne called to Patty as she ivns coming out of the. barn, where she had been saddling Joe, preparatory to going lo the post11(lire. "Putty, he sqrr and hurry •home, because we're going to have somebody nice here for sup­ per. He's coming especially to meet you, so you must hurry nmk he lionle In time to put on your prettiest dress, Caroline hud Invited Hob Cutler over Standard Size Wash Boards Brass 70c Glass 60c White Metal 45c . . LEE BROTHERS -fL-i • HARDWARE for . HARD WEAR K ook Stoves, Y es! N o. 7 - - . N o. 8 II ’ $14.75 - 17.00 * Plumbing and Sheet M etal Contractors »■. of youth and daintiness ns she enter­ ed the living room soon after the ex­ Pleasure In Production. pected guest arrived, Every blade of gras* Is n study: "Patty, dear, this Is Mr. Culler—-why, and to produce two tv her- there wio# I believe you two hnve met before!" Imt one Is both a profit and pleas­ she exclaimed us Hub Jumped from his ure.— l.llieoln. chair and grasped Patty's hands. J "Miss Itph.Tts." he exclaimed. “ I can't luilrve II !" T Electric welding insures ab­ solutely perfect work and a t the same time saves you money Taecause it is much quicker ]than a n y other method. For welding lire, cracks find putting patches on boilers it has no equal. y n Duval Irdn Works Jacksonville. Fla. K E E r Y O U R E YE O N T H E H E R A L D W A N T COLUMN s^iiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiinixiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiniiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxx "I tu-ver suspected II?" Cnrollne de­ clared, as, watching Patty's blushing face and shining eyes nnd Ilob'j exalt­ ed expression, she retreated In the di­ rection of the dining room. "Ji|M a minute, Caroline," called ' •Is,l, —I wan' v mi in meet my Uri-nm lilrl The girl whose |mag-- Inis hri-ti In till heart for a y. nr I had given up hopes of ever seeing her again, and now 1 have her. I'm not ever going to let her go again," he added, still holding Patty's hnnds In n determined grasp. (Copyright. !?T9, V the > (-0 1 1 00 p ap er Synd icate i .w X N'evvic HELEN’ S RESCUE Pay More For Less Mileage? MILLER TIRES * X i Will Give You More Miles for Less Money Than Any Other Tire. X MILLER TIRES GEARED TO THE ROAD X Fabric Tires Guaranteed 7,500 Miles Cord Til es Guaranteed 10,000 Miles W i U -v By E M M A L I B D E Y Ili-luii Ramsey presented n fair pic­ ture ns she Hunted on the pond In hur llllle skiff. The morning siln shone brightly on her profusion of golden curls, nnd the brisk breeze blew her light dress it round her In picturesque confusion. Fldo, glossy black of coat, eurbal nt her feet. Jumping up nt tithes to bark shrilly at the low-flying swallows swooping nlong the surface*! o f flic water. She wns unusually quiet hjtjdfa deep violet shade. Mint crept Into her blue eves showed that she was deep in thought. The summer wns coming to a close, nnd she wns thinking of ko,w dull It would seem In her rlly hi,me without Reggie Vandyke. For n year he hnd been constant in Ills attentions nnd she was well nware thnt only her own coquettish evnslons Imd kept him from telling of his Jovo In words. And now he wns gone out of her tile, sent nwny by her In anger because he hnd cuffed tlie ears o f Fldo when thnt pnin penal cnnlne hnd endeavored to plant nit affectionate kiss on his face. Letting the ours linng loosely In her hnnds her thoughts wandered itrick to the occurrence. Ho was brutal, to he sure, hut then everyone did not love dogs. She sighed as the thought cams to her thnt now she would never feel tjio pressure of Reggie’s lips ngalnst hers, and ns she realized Dm boldness of her thoughts n flush o f crimson crept OTer her fnlr fn£*. Kite wns aroused from her reverie by n sudden Wnst of cold air tluit careened her boat until It seemed that It would enpslzo. A second gust tore the onnt from her grasp and spun the boat dlsslly around.. Fldo. in an ecstasy of fear, crept into her Is ) and tried to kiss her face, but the thought was now repulsive to her, npd ns she. pushed him Into the bottom of the boat thoughts of Reggie came to her and she found herself longing for his strong - aH-Mtafgi THE O N L Y PLANT OF ITS KIND IN THE ENTIRE STATE 5. X BIG T IR E S — EXCESS M IL E A G E | B U RG LARy Our Agent, Air. BiAV. Herndon will write you any of the above forms of Insurance or anything you need in the Insurance line. Through his connection with us he can give you Insurance protection in the very strongest Co’s in each and every line. JAMES & PAXON, Jacksonville Fla. "VEShiISSSTSJSV C O R D T IR E S i L IA B IL IT Y i ■ I | j X X X x T IR E S 30x3 Plain - $14.00 30x3 1-2 Plain 17.50 30x3 1-2 N. S. 20.75 32x3 1-2 Plain 20.75 32x3 1-2 N. S. 31x4 Plain N. S. .31x4 32x4 32x4 Plain N.S. - 33x4 33x4 34x4 34x4 N.S. Plain N.S. - \ 24.00 26.75 31.50 27.50 32.00 28.58 33.50 29.50 35.00 TUBES 30x3 Red 30x31-2 a 32x3 1-2 u u 31x4 a 32x4 u 33x4 u 34x4 32x4 1-2 33x4 1-2 “ 34x41-2 "» 35x4 1-2 a 36x4 1-2 - ’$3.40 3.90 - 4.25 4.80 - 5-10 5.25 - 5.50 6.40 - 6.60 6.80 7.00 7.35 X I We carry all sizes in stock. W e have a T ire Service Car and will tak e care o f your T ire B usiness anywhere on the road o r at your residence. Call us, Phone 251-W. We carry a complete line of A uto Accessories, Gasoline, Oil, G reases. A m an to serve you j I .-Al ■ 115 Park Avenue Phone 251-W Sanford, Florida 1 �* 4 V7q-^Cli'.ir ' v»; ~-i* - - —rs=.-" - 7 *J TT X’T--%?J *78* ¥>jjgvBkf*■'l ‘. ~ " v .k S ~T ----- Sr-------ft Over the Hedge Jj CK-C* ■ * tH IM U m tlW C C --- l My Misadventure n H 1 O O ItoHomnry stood on hi*r tow und trlrd to peep over the hedge. Hut ns Koseninry xvns Miuill nnd the hedge high, site Uhl not succeed. Rosemary hnd grown up with a pro­ pensity to see the other side o f tilings, nnd "seeing" hnd sometimes led her Into difficulty. It whs been use she had yearned to know whether Rob Ful­ some could continue true to herself un­ der alluring circumstances, thnt she hnd Invited the fascinating Hess Wilder to visit at her home nnd he much In Rob's company. And when later. Bess hnd departed. It wn« evident thnt Hob's affection hnd failed to withstand the test,-for h« had-followed to the home of Bess ns often nnd as soon us oppor­ tunity permitted. Rosemary promptly returning his gifts hnd fancied for.n time thnt her own lienrt wns broken, while her unsympathetic family, dryly suggested n visit to the home of Aunt Ellen. And It was In the village where Aujit KJIciy resided that Rosemary came during one of her walks, uii*tr the Impassable hedge. Aunt Ellen, In Iter vnrlous recitals of village life, had merely mentioned the place ns old Colonel Hunter’s. Rosemary, hi the excitement of her quest, forgot the -sorrow which had brought her hither, forgot. In fact, all rules of convention, and rllmhlng high upon lh«- garden gate, bent over low to push hack Its rusty Iron bolt. Unin­ vited. site Intended to enter the closed knnlsn, and to acquaint herself With It's secret. As the holt yielded, the gate swing­ ing Inward threatened hi make her lose her balance; hut nimbly Rose­ mary alighted—and at the very feet of the prostrate figure of a iiinn, For a moment. she drew haek fearfully, for the limn resting upon blanket unit pitlow looked awesome In Ids white wrap­ pings. His face, too, was ghastly white beneath the bandage which Itoimd Ids head. The Uuin's eyes gave her no welcome n« she looked down upon him. and fretf tillv la' asked: "Mow did yon get III?" Rosemary blushed guiltily. "Over the gate," she answered. "My orders were that people should be barred out.” said the young man. "I prefer to do my suffering—In sileliei-." liosenuifj. * n'tooUTMire mine back to her. "Hut don’t yufi think," she asked, **i|-nit one suffers outre that way? I mean." site hastened -to add. "thul It i* much better to have one’s alt.-utbin diverted front sorrow or suffering If only tor a time." The limit stared tip at her. then wryly smiled; .7 "You are certainty diverting," he said. " fo r live minutes I watched vniir htirglnrllkc experiments with my Ltiifr I«m K. nli'l } tmr t■a*} ilcsii'lll liver ••ill} In find T |\ 'lilt f r« —['M ink'’ loaf \nn have 1‘iihn* t" ulve me ini tin III tin1•■lid. Wi ■II, « lien' ii fi'llti'V mid lit* .head I* I'liu't niovi • til* hanged up gi'iie rnlly,, Jll*l wlmt mode i»f diversion would you advise?" "First," Rosemary calmly suggested, “ it might help you to tell some one all about It." "Nothing to tell," the matt answered crisply. '"W ar—that's nil. Made them let me cniae.back to the old liotue here In ra-ettperaI e. Have the best of ettre. bat everything and everybody seems to gefcjin my iM-rves, Ho 1 sent ’em all away, ami Me here looking tip at the sky. It's Just a mater of time before I'll be all right, the doctors say —as If ‘lime’ Isn't the hardest thing a helpless mutt can bi;(tr." Rosemary nodded understniullngly. “ I know," she' wild, "It's wanting to get on the other side of the wnll that makes ’ the time so long. And, while you've been talking I've been thinking that perhaps I could help you to make the time pass. I know of many original witys lo entcrtnln nn !nvalltl nnd—" “Orlfftnnl, nit right. I'll bet," chuckletl the soldier. "That’s the first limp," he said suddenly.' "that I've crime near lo n laugh In months." "I know, then." Rosemary snld fh^ llghteilly, "why I had to see the other side of this hedge." And then, seated upon the grnss before him, slje told the amused mnn of her old curious propensity and the sorrow to which It Hut strangely enough, like Rose­ mary's family, the Invnlld refused to view her sorrow seriously. "In cheering me nlofig." he snld. "you tnny help to divert your own snd heart. I think you hnd better come ngntu tomorrow." . ■ .It wns nn eager Rosemary who Inter burst In upwr Aunt Ellen. "You never told' tue," she accused, "that the town’s war hero—who hnd won thnt mtich-tnlked-of mednl— lives In the mynterlous Hunter place. 1 should love to have met him." “ Meeting him," Aunt Ellen replied, “ Is out n fjh e question. Young Rich­ ard Hunter since his return refuses to see Ids nenrest friends; Colonel Dnnter Is quite distressed about It. Even the nurse whom they sent out from town fslls to arouse lUrhnrd from his ‘tnorhld state. But, tny.denr—" Aunt Ellen broke off abruptly. “ What h u happened to your white skirtT It Is dirt and green .stalna from top t o hem.” Rosemary smiled. " I—hnd to clliub a fence,” she said guilelessly, .f f i j f f j i W . o<c» By OU11U Frances Pfeiffer By MILDRED W H ITE (Cvp;tiiht. IBIS, br W n irro Ntwtptptr Union,) Wilfred’s Troubles iCoDrrltbt 10 (Cepjrlibt, IB IBIS, w bj Wr.t.rn v By QEOROB ELMER COBB V . UaklB.) "Where’s that boy? |s he ever around when he’s wnnted? Tell you with all my worries It's nbhut time he , ,, , , . , , ... i ° " n ° * ° 11** 80I1,ethlng use’ ' "Don't ftcold, Uncle, dear. Martin Is a good boy, thinks the world of both o f us, and, If ho Is a little forgetful nnd heedless at limes, he ’ makes up for It when.you remind him of It In n gentle, reasoning way. This especial afternoon lie begged off /rum his reg-| ulnr chores to go hunting for those # It,,\ It t l- .llt r o u - lln n7ehtbhefrt!Tlnst» n'ght before last. 1 1 .. . b ^ 1 "Now, Wilfred, ho careful nnd enrry the package straight." __ IF* hot, Isb't It?" projected WIIf rtsj Luscofiib, ns Ills sister I a 'II ii placed a parcel done up In napkins lit his hands. "No, only nice and warm. Soma pork and beaus Just out of the oven. Tell Mrs, Vttssnr I cooked them es­ pecially for her. Anti don't wander off to watch the hoys play ball. And don.t (J -or ,,, litem." ,.v / . • -" - v T ^ | PAGE ELEVEN A Russell Story. A story thnt the Into G. W. II. Rus. sell told with gusto wns of n mnyor - In n north of England town. Ills wor­ ship presented some seats for the sen front, nnd had this Inscribed on them: "Presented In* the hnmugh by ihe mayor. Aid. Hoggins. The ^en Is his nnd. he made It.”—London Chron­ icle. * = ......Ja............ . (W » * > W 1S1B_ « 8 Wbj*»W »>« U (Cot<Jrl|M, w „» Uro N^ ,([N |W Unloo., . t THE 8ANP0B D HERALD Mi ’ M 7 i 'f t = r» Florida Safe & Lock Co. Vault Doors, Fire P roof Safes. S afety Deposit Boxes. Prom pt D elivery To Polish, fitahufiany. Rolled Hnsecd nil ■* ih" finest thing for genuine obi mahogany. ns It hnnlens and preserves the wood. Pour lie* nil mi to a pnd nf soft llnnnel and nib the wood well. If there are any crocks In the wood the nil will till these nnd hnrdcn. Wlpq off the su­ perfluous oil and polish with n dry, "oft cloth. A little vinegar added to the nil will make n bright, dean, dry finish, E. C. *3 2 3 Box 81, Lakeland, Florida vis P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R C O M P A N Y JACKSONVILLE. BLOHII1A Fertilizers, IitVeclIrhles, Sprayers, Fnullry Supplies For thirty years we have been manufacturing fertilizers in this State—we have satisfied customers In every county in Florida. Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in lino with Quality J. E. SPURI.ING, I.yqal Agent, MANFORI), FLORIDA 1 K ,V P - 1, 1a U I , l’nnU | "tewlfaktly. "Maybe Mrs. Vassar will I m, u penny for bringing them." C?-C , 1 * lPIU ” n- ROti "Vou mustn’t take It, If slip offers fhnt *1,000 reward. Mtuppoae." mockWarnw, r;„|ia. “ You shall have od old John "ndhnnis. ‘ Oh, yes! that (W0 fr„ m m0i |f you ,j0 your errand unlucky wight ever strike such for- n|ccj y » tune I It’S not the way of this ttnfor-1 um . .. ,,,0<lKCa Wilfred, an,I •tunate family. tte ve had nothing hut. |tnrtC(l ofr on ll|N tIllM,on. \vhen he loss and mishap since mother died, i reached the bridge crossing the creek With tho money I owe and can’t pnjy thQ im K vX on „ a mt) nna l)0. nml that u>y wnst ng Ills ilnij*. tui' nn u] |nk> stones Into the water, frette^lo death half the time! j «oii. ginger!" explotlml Wilfred nnd I ve got all the klntlllng In," snld post^| „ picture o f dire dismay. A * Orn Dnlo, nml I nurced with Martin ^utvlrh.H j^wltili «)f !iU%nriu hud awi*|it th do tho milking, HO everything will package free and It'fell ten feet be attended Ju»t. the same ns_ if ho j 0 jj,,, sinne ahutment. and there lay • were here. I gave him the afternoon." j u,,, crock lit many pieces and its i "Afternoon anti evening, too, It looks, |,rnwn tempting enntenis scattered fur for It’s getting dark.” v lilt-. "Oh, Martin will he along soon." j . Wilfred st<«*d rooted. It was n soothed Orn. “ He and Ills chums aro- gtcwoine iiiomvnt for him. Only thnt all excited nbnht Ihcis" robbers and morning he had thuovn a hull Ihrough they hnvo gono off with wooden guns,; n neighbor’s wlndovv^muL his mother boy-uke, to ’capture’ them, as they find Ihn-uletied, to re|mrt this mischief hope and plan." Old .John WudhnuiH r.t„ |,j„ fattM-r. With this In ndiitl and went off muinlitlngly reiterating his the present nil-imp added, Wilfred Hg> complaints. Ora sighed a Irllte, then nred H mil Hint he wns due for it drove away tho cloud that hovered by strenuous private Interview with his humming a pretty tittle air about fattier that evening. birds, and sunshine, and flowers. She ‘Tin nIways getting unlucky," he hnd her crosjs to bear as well ns I ’ nrlo middl'd, "itml they’re always' >|ileklng John, hut It came from sharing Ids nil mi- ' I'm mu going home I’ ll troubles, real and Imaglnufy, <>rn « i n hung iirntiiid wlih the buys unt flit li Ills niece und a homeless orphan when, i*r gels his supper and goes downafter the dentil of Aunt Mary she was low n ns be always ibo-s. Tlta-n I'll sent for by Uncle John to take up siu-nk Inin the house and go In bed her luniic with himself and Ills mother­ and by that time maybe they’ll forget less boy. She became the angel o f the ah about^vhnt I've done." house, a blessing in the old mini. If ■ dr wiis Josi iliisk a f t er iw«« b . airs' he eld} knew It. fur she helped him piny with it!- etlmns. that Wllfrtsl carry Ids burdens ami her illllgenee ,|)t.w iimv,, ttehltfd tiealge ami er.iin b and economy lightened the expenses (.,j -minty h he sow his falher and brought comfort ami Cfijitetfliuctit. elol c»>mp!iiil"ii couii* dtuvii the the latter to young Martin, at least,1Kltv'i*l. They palmed, eneli !" gn hi* who otherwise qiis Inclined to “ go end nil II Win H“ I be I renehed llte eornen Into the world and seek his fortune Now Mr I.ii'eoinb had |u*d Informed ell Ills own hook." US he expressed It. 1>N neighbor that n real eMnte deal although not yet twelve years of age. In which (hey were iitiiliiilly IntiTe-d,Martin fairly Idolized lira and fully ed lmd been spollAt by an mlb'hni* appreciated her numberless sacrifices ligoiit. w Im bad gnitnlnnt'dv Informed In hehtdj of bis father and hintself, the pi"«pee(lie i-Xmiiiiner ilia! by hold­ lie knew, a» all i 'levedeit knew , that ing mil lie vmild gel (lie properly In tira was giving up the dream and veiled fur five hundred, ‘dollar* le«s glory nf her life through her loyal uu- limn be wim asked lo pay. svlfish devotion to her uncle. Eruc.xt "Yes.” .the Htartlcd Wilfred heard Tliroop, In love, with her, hnd told Ills father say. "tie spilled tire henna her so and he was a suitor to bo anil ruined r»ur ehanees!" proud of—manly. Industrious und htm"(lilg-ld to be skinned alive I" sub­ nmhte, Ora lltved him in return, but mit led tin* neighbor wrnililly. "We'll she hail told him clearly that slot find some Way to mnke him *umrt for •mild not leave her uncle while In* was this." crushed under a burden of debt and ''t'raekey'" ga-tped I he terrified lad wtitle .Alartln \va« too young to «hift •—"I'm in for II "' for himself. Duty wns the watchword "That settles It," di-elded Wilfred. of her life, nml nobly she llycd up to ".Somehow I've done Homelhlng awful ita teachings. All L'leveden was astir In spilling tliOHO beans. Father and at the moment over the bank robbery. Mr. Rowe talked im If I'd might lo Two men hnd broken Into the Institu­ he skinned nllvr. I wnti'l go hmno-^tion and had made off with u small 1 can’t go home. I'll—I'll run away t" fortune*. The watchman laid "winged" It was all well enough until It licone df them In tliclr flight, he declared, j gun to rnln. Wilfred had got about a for ho had seen the fugitive lift one ! mile when n drenching shower enme hand to his. breast ns he run. A sec­ up. He ermiehed under a hedgii.minkond shot had caused the other burglar i ed ami miserable. As be trudged on lu waver and limp and blond stains again he observed a light ami made had been traced for some distance for It. As lie neared Its source hla down the river shore. spirits brightened tip magically. Meantime Martin, the well Intention"It's where the tin relays live,” he ,cd hut thoughtless, had lingered with exclaimed. "Why. If Mr. Barclay la Ida companions clear Into dusk. Then home. I'm all right. He la a friend in a game nf hide und seek he hud of inlntChc la. He's good to nil tho crept Into one of the numerous earthen fellow*." water pipes lining the river hi Off, Wllfrtsl hnd reason lo feel eonflready to he used In a new reservoir tlenrn In Ira Hnrclny. The latter hnd system 'adopted by tho town. There been calling on Iddln for Home time he cuddled, planning to wait till tho pnat. lie \vas not exactly looked u|K«n seekers hnd passed by and then innko na n milter by thn family, but they all for home. He chuckled ns four of-hls liked him. Wilfred timidly,-but hope­ fagged-out comrades snt down on the fully knocked qt the tloor to find Mr. very pipe he was In. Then, starling Ha relay home and alone nnd ready on ngulti, somehow I hey gave It it push. with n genial welcome. Over the ledge-It rolled twenty feet, Relieved, hut tearful,. Wilfred told reversed, spilled out Martin nnd hla story. Ira Barclay went to tho plunged Into tho river. Martin rolled telephone without Ida knowledge anil after It and, half stunned, rntne to « Informed Wilfred'* folka of the clr-. stop n few ynrds from nn old wreck cumittancea, suggesting thnt Wilfred of n house boat that tiad been a land­ ho .allowed to stay nil night. Then mark for a year past. jt (—■ tho big-hearted fellow set about mak­ In n.sort of a daze he saw two men ing Wilfred comfortable and happy. "Oh. I any," abruptly observed Wil­ come out of the dismantled cabin of the craft. One had Ills arm In a sling. fred, hla eye chancing to fall upqn the other limped. In n flush Martin ' n framed picture upon the mantel. Watlhnms had nn luaplratlon—pie»e "I^lln haa got one of those, too." were the bank burglars! "Indeed," remnrked Ira, nnd if trlflo The Aral words of one of them coo-1animatedly. The picture whs one of tinned thla conviction: "Pipe ru lle* himself, cut from the locnl newspaover, I reckon. You go north, Tom and per at the head of an article boom* me south. We must pick up a chick- Ing him for n local Judgeship, . «x or some egg* or we’ll aUirve." j ‘We*. »U«* has." rattled on the Irre“ Ye*. we must inAko a break from I,re**lble Wilfred. ' ’ She keeps It on here." growled.the other. - , l,er burcau nn<> the othor Lol" It wa. after dark when Martin W '*1!*, n,otl^ ,U "h« Wad hama hurst Into the house In a I^'la what’s that for? . and I^lla frenzied state of excitement. He cat* «*>"' « ''» • l,lnt " « K^ntlemnn I rerletl a small sack and wns breathless. * "> ^ nt expecl*-no .respect.. "Father I Ora I" he shouted, "the bur- Aml ^ Ib K«t tormenting her and any* , Inuybc you keep him (hero to kl>s, glnral" "What of them?" questioned hla coo­ orid Leila imyn, *1 will If I want to. lie's worth It,' and did." * .** While we have pore into the Auto Accessory and Auto Tire and Vulcanizing Business we are still in the Bicycle Business and are now Better Prepared than ever to serve you in our Bicycle Repair Department and can better supply your demands for the Best Bicycles Manufactured. r-■ T Sanford Cycle Phone 25MV 115 Park Ave. R c a l l v it b r. :! * ; v in a r k a M c th e a m o u n t o f had n e w s w h i c h j;ets in t o t irt u la tio n just a b o u t th e t im e b u y e r s are jjc t t iiy r fr u it . litr e re a d y to c o n tr a c t f<ir o c jn g e s a n d a r e .m m c o f th e lit t le ite fn s gra p e­ w h ic h arc b e y in n in / ; ju s t n o w to he t a lk e d : Poor sizes; it is rather remarkable how many groves luve sucli a large proportion of poor lizvx, according to these rumors. Also, it is equally remarkable lu>w the entire yield sometimes threatens to he an off-size1 crop, if the rumors arc rigliL T hen there Is the big crop, of course. T h e threat of orrr-production is always with ua. to judge by the rumors that are talked. • * y_. Scarcity of labor it ahother item of bad newri which helps explain why the buyers can't hop* to pay better pricea. T hen, there are transportation difficulties, too. Sometimes the outlook for getting fruit to tha a markets is pretty blue. These are just i few of the item* o f bad newt. T h e y are the cause for the question previously uked, and which w« repeati Does the man who wants to, buy your fruit crop ever tell you any good news about the market? Join the Florida Citrus Exchange snd keep informed. Full particulars o f membership on application to Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Fla. hi a . h a k e s; :er Orange County Citrus O RLAND O , i. : * *‘ » ' i ub-Exchangc F L O R ID A 3 - Vt ■< Iv X, *■ “ r -- r - er. the big reward! And now you ran lm° .'""l"*, . a ipV.r. uJ.ny, ' ^ . pay what you owe; and oh, Oral now »«>d M«P » ,ad; *«m» bringing w«m- , you can marry Ernost ThraopI". ^ r U H hrpplnrta to a truly deserving • » SgtiflS man.. m j tw . -* i. * 1Sanford, Florida Do’. * Wan Who Wants to Buy ioar. :*;,ruit Crop Ever Tell You Any G o'j& News About the Market? ,,0" ,| l°y » nd h*".b;cath i<Ju,ck* « • d,d not *eek * » »«■ the anactlty o f n young girl's \ ? W T ,nflrl tcl^ « l“ d l"<" vertenry. For n a^und , : -P W’e carry a hig stock and a complete line of all Bicycle Accessories aud Childrens Velocipedes and Toy Automobiles. Everything on Wheels. See us when you need wheel goods. •In. "I've fount; them! I've got the bank ! IrB money 1 I found It In the old houao boat. It's In the sack. And you must ‘ ode get the offices here right away. And we ran cateh the burglaral and. fatb- I : =- • ; i �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWELVE AUGUST 8, 1919 LcUier, J. N. Lord, A. C. Martin* Confederate Veterans; M. . F. Robinson, Findlay Munson and I. Robbins, 'G. A. R. Veterans. On account of the continual increase labor and all merchandise e s p e c ia lly cleaning and pressing supplies, all press­ ing clubs have been forced to increase : : : : prices as follows : : : : U N IO N PRICES EFFECTIVE A U G U S T 1, 1919 2 Piece Woolen Suits Pressed Dry Cleaned Active pall-bearers were J. II. Ferguson. F. R. Kent, Geo. Randall Henry Nickel. It. A. Terhuetiand T. C. Carlsott. The deceased is survived by his widow, Mrs. M ary Sccord and one son of his first wife, Ira J. Secord of San P.ueblo,' Cal. . Tw o large enthusiastic audiences at preaching services. Sunday School launched a cam­ paign for 270 in, attcndcnce by the end of August. Six new members were added to the church. The enrollment increase* at every service. The pastor will speak Sunday morning on "T h e Standard ui a Church for Rigger Hrotherhood" The second of a series of addresses on Dr. Ilym u n s experiences' us Chaplain will be delivered Sunday night. ‘‘France and ' Frenchmen as I saw them,1* will bo the subject. Eslewhcre in the Herald is men­ tioned thV, gift of $100.00 to home missions by Mrs. E. E. Cox' arid of $700.00 to foreign ■missions by Mr! Join the Tcinplo congregation? ■ ■ RirJiinn' Kale .Continue* The great ‘ reduction sale of tin Dickins Shoe Store continues and there are many m ire bargains in shoes for you but you must hurry down' at once and g t them for they are going f»3t. The reason is that shoes ere high' and going higher and. the low pruvs put on till these line shoes tire mak­ ing them fly. There never .van a better opportunity od red the, iicao! ■ Scrubbed Trousers Pressed Coat Pressed Trousers Cleaned Coat Cleaned - ■ Suits Sponged and Pressed T o - prevent the use o f material. * . * 2. unwholesome 4 T o prevent fraudulent substitution. 3. ■T o ■inform the purchaser what she buying. * Some products are so w ell known to the housewife that from the class name under 1 w h ich they are sold she can tell the ingredients W ith others, such as bak wder, all the arie named on m g pow aer, an m e ingredients ingreatenis are the label, sind as a result the most healthful, econom ical and desirable kind can be selected. 'There is one class of mixtures,however, w hich are still bought blindly w ithout knowl ed ge p f the^ ingredients. T h ese are- the socalled Self-Rising Flours any package of t«Jf*ming flour and there is never found either the statement, ‘T h is package contains the following ingredi­ ents and none other," or any equivalent statement. One can­ not determine from the label either the quality of the flour or the nature of the pther ingredients mixed therewith. In the selection o f baking powder, the house­ wife is very particular; but in self-rising flour she takes what­ ever ingredients are handed her without,asking questions and in an equal state of ignor*no6 with the dealer who is selling to her, as to what these irigredienu it «. It has been ‘admitted by the manufacturers o f acid phosphate that-the phosphate used in self-rising flour frequently contains 25 per cent or over of calcium sulphate (gypsum). Physicians know the objections to Intrducing such an amount of unnecessary inedible material into the system. The physician can do much toward the enact­ ‘ P A L M B E A C H an ment of laws that will forbid the use of such material in the manufacture of self-rising flour and that will require a suicment on self-rising flour of all the ingredients contained therein. 1 "* Suits Cleaned Single Pants ( o r ) Coat Cleaned W hite Flannel Trousers Cleaned Such law* will protect the health and the pocket book. NOTE— Miss Costello ii already well known to mast of Ihe ladies of our city. She ns of the Domestic Semite liranch of the University of Chicago, a graduate of Lewis ‘Institute, Suffervisor of Domestic Science in 1‘uhhc Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Women's Clhbs. We are publishing a series of her most important articles. ON LUCE M U N R O I titiiiC r ami carried, tli« ■'ili/.i i. - ps* rt .1 1•j n ■.v ' 1 1 I ii view l Ins r..a I a mi *. Itulowin ni ght 11 1■> I at ton t > Y l i nk . Hoard, .Mr. \V. M . Wiiii-orr.n. .Sir. G. R, Road, and Mr. M. K. Dpali-y, sideline* in Ibis city, l*r a plat id l h*' proposed mad wn* til-d for with the pctilitfll. liidovt-d • (■«:.tif»u»-d N. uml aOryow to a large , •• i lie dci-i-ti .-d \fai ,'ddi-r ritixiai-. •i . I la- grooin i? ibc sou i f former in' - tti tern •!>-.mail t u r u i ai f of U a^hi ngt no and • » i i know n in lu.- wi-» home. For v-me time Mr. S i urman li/.-> m. i i.i.i.iitid dp voted hu-haml ;t f,•I eo.is.-ient iou - wi t h! eburi'ltrimu and i it 1 1 ,i ian e ■n ■man. the Me, rile iii'vi; hi,* l>u Iding death ha,- robbed the town id one t'- mpxny of lack; onville where he of its most desirable citizens. hoitii a responsible-, position at _ Mr. Seeord was born in Niagrn county, N. V. August Hhh. 18:tl) and In* would have heme eighry years old bad he lived unlit Sunday. Fordson Tractors Now* is the time to place your order . for the “ Fordson Tractor.” The Price of Tractors I lie deceased has bait a most re­ markable life. Ilis father was killed by the Indians in Northern Michigan anti ut the tender age of six lie was left un orphan and without a l.otne. Ai fourteen lie Vngngeil in farming arid shortly after drove a big herd of cattle into California, before he was fifteen. From then on failures and successes marked bis life until the Givil War when in Y.2 he en­ listed under tin* Star and Stripe* being in active service for three years and four months. Almost shot to pieces in various em a jements $750.00 Power Pulleys Extension Rims $40.00 prices t. Factory C F. W ILLIAM S - EDW ARD HIGGINS Dealer Salesman fjf/ U |UT u 1 «it flush nusn up to Prince M in ce A lbert to produce more smoKe 1 happiness than you ever before collected I P . A .’s built to fit you r smokeappetite like kids fit your hands I It has the jimdandiest flavor and coolness and fragrance you ever ran against! Just w h at a-whale of.joy. Prince A lb e rt really is you want tp find out the double-quickest thing you do next. And, put it dow n h ow you could smoke P. A . for hours without tongue bite or parching. Our exclusive patented process cuts out bite and parch. R ea lizew h a t it would mean to get set w ith a jo y ’us jimmy pipe or the papers every once and a while. And, pun to beat the cards ! Without a comeback/ W h y , P . A. is so good you feel like y o u ’d just have to eat that fragrant smoke! R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. �AUGU3T 8, 1919 THE SANt'Oitf) HERALD Davis, Inman, jCliilda; hatter hiti Inman; double plays, Davis to Stewart to Albanez; time of gzme 1:47”, umpires Ellis and Jackson. (Continued from Page 9) fact Sanford Takes Second GnmaY ^ ^ Manager Ilowden received a vole • of confidence from his directors by ' iwiro this morning, read the riot act I to the Smokers', two in particular day k drawing, stiff fines for indifferent play and though crippled the TamA E pans came back this afternoon 2 2 fighting the Celoryfeds to a 1 to 0 I 0 finish, with both Morton und Corcho 1 1 pitching mangificiont ball. The lo11 0 cals scored their tally on a couple of 11 0 bobbles in the seventh. d Williams, cf - .... . L . 0 Jackson, cf & fib 1 0 Totals 6 1 0 o 2 0 0 0 0** 11 0 0 n 0 0 ® Manager Hernandez lined Her* nandez $25 and fined Leon similarly nnd fined Leon similarly und also 0 suspended him. Ilowden, Williams 0 and Jackson arc 8(111 out of the game* and to fill the emergency Ilowden _ ___ — signed Chaplin nnd Rive, who were 7 ** I relaesed by the local club. Sanford Stewart, 2b Chapman,’c Johnson, cf.. W h ite, rf . .. Childs, lf„ .„ Albanez, lb Davis, ss “ 0 0 I 0 ® A E One hardly recognized the same Johnson, o f r Albaneze, lb White, If Hotel, fib Childs, . rf Davis, ss Morton p Totals PAGE THIRTEEN Latest New York Styles 3fi 1 G 27 11 4 fi Score by innings: Tampa 000 000 000—0 Sanford ...... 000 000 10* — 1 ^Summary: Left on bases, Tampa 2, Sanford 7; two-base hits Stewart, Hord; first base on balls, olT Corcho 1; struck out, by Corcho, 9, by Mor­ ton 9; stolen bases Davis; time of game 1:43; umpire Boyer. Ladies Ready-to-wear and Gent’s Furnishings BASE* B A L L L A S T G A L L E Y T Sanford Takes Third O ne/ J Ellis ptiched u mugnillcient game against the Smokers here on Wed­ nesday, being expecially strong in pipches und Sanford dumped the visitors to the tune « L 4 to 0. Herd's homer in the eighth with two on, finished up the local «nd of the whitewash in fine style, .for a clean swec 2 0 club in the Tampa uniforms. The 0 0; Smokers tnoVfed about with more 0 *Ojpep and spirit and played jam-up 0 0 1ball except for oFc slip fri~*thi* A spectacular catch by Earrior of 6 0 seventh. The score: Child's Texas leaguer in the seventh Sanford Avenue 0 0 Tampa— AH R II PO A E was among the features, the Smoker 2 ‘ 0 Alvarez, fib -I 0 l *1 2 jJO second sacker, racing backwards into 0 0 Rive, cf ...... *1 0 1 I 0^1 short right-center for the poke and 1 d I Brown, ss 4 0 - 1 1 2 0 killing n hit. , Dellinger, lb . , 1 0 0 8 0 0 Johnson’s double, followed by Al® ® Hernan<Iez, If 4 0 0 * 1 0 1 bnnese’s triple in the opening str.nza , Farrlor,, c . fi (f 10 0 J) brought liie first score ami only* a _ 2 s Chaplin 2b fi *0 0 6 I 0 i magnificent rally by Wells in the Totals __1 5 1 Wells, rf ' fi 0 0 1* 0 0! sixth prevented more local scoring. ' Score by Tiie Smoker hurler walked Stewart in this frame and hit Chapman. Then Tampa he diet the clam act so effectively Sanford that tin* sppedy Stewart didn't get Summary: Left on bases, Tampa a chance to move. 3, Sanford 5; two base hits, John­ son; three base hits, Alba nose; home The score was as follows: runs. Ilord: first base on balls, off Wells fi; struck out by Wells fi, by Kill’s G: sacrifice hits, Hernandez, How'den; stolen liases Stewart Totals < hupmati. double plays, Da\is to Stewart to Milanese; tune oe game B U ILD E R S S U P P L IE S LU M BER S H IN G L E S Sanford, Florida Free Books Citrus Insects and Diseases:- Short, plain descrip­ tion of the common citrus troubles with direc­ tions for treatment; also receipts for spraying advised and directions for spraying 'and prun­ ing,—twenty-four pages. Garden and Field Troubles:- Sixty-four* pages of ■ .valuable information on control of the various troubles that may arise in the truck garden or • field including preparation of soil, rotation of crops, handling of seed and seed beds, transplant ing, spraying, etc. Miscellaneous • Crop Troubles:- This twenty-page book treats of the peats found on avacado, figs grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches pears, pecans, persimmons, plums and tobacco Write today for information that will help you, WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO I FV ftlH iLrf I L ml. m in S pr.iv J'umjvH J \ r K f ‘ t»NV||.LK. Y Id Mil I * \ M A \'\ K l i n Malinger .Hanfirrcl Itfnruh 0200000001000101020201530100 Avenue Phone 251- W Tires Carefully Examined, if they are Worth Repairing we Tell You so, if Not we-Tell You So A L L WORK G U A R A N T E E D Cut Your Drop in and Look Over our Plant and the Work it is Turning O ut-This will Convince you that we Have the Best Repair Shop in the County Don t Ruin Your Rim by Running it Flat to the Shop, Call the Service Car arid we will be there Few Minutes. “SERVICE” THAT IS WHAT WE G IV E -Som ething the Sanford People Have Been Wanting for a Long Time............. �r V J ) a f."-- • PAGE FOUR Uluncbtit out through thi' window In Ihe tlnywidtlng room-rJic saw n small nmalxuit stop niid.u talj man Hiring out ‘ II<* romp Inin the station, and slopping up to her. hat In hand, asked: "Is lids M ' s s Thornton?" . As Uu* girl noddl'd, ho continued: “ I’m Dougins Itnmsoy, Mfperlntend- P e a c e fu l S le e p (y o o d n ig h t R*t I < F- L i l l i a n r e t i r e d h a p p y t h a t t h e a s s u r a n c e o f a p l e a s a n t g o o d s c h o l a r s e v e r a l MAXWELL HOUSE C O FFEE a n d t h e a n t i c i p a t i o n o t h e r s . * s c h o o l , w h i c h s t o o d s h o r t d i s t a n c e . O n d o w n t h e r o t i d a t h e w a y D o u g l a s l l g t i r c s “ H e l l o , W h e n lliltl I h o r i l l H l i n i t n m l t h e e n t e r i n g g l i i h e e d < |H i > c o ' * - i n l l m - s s h a d t h e i n t o 111t ; . i ! l h * h l l.ll I m p r < » •* I t s 1 h e r w h e n t o w n -I lii'i/i. t i e ' i . w a v f r o m .‘ i i l i a t l b - - -’ll*. i h o w g o i - s It. I*-* i l n d l < h a d a l t a s s e m b l e d III p o o r t h e s i j | * e r i n t e i u l e n t “ R o y s a n d g i r l s , t h i s t ' •• s t. |t.-w l e t ' 1 * I " I n i " i i n i i * '■ • a d j o u r n e d T h e , ' i r d r M r i t h e u n d o f t o f o l l o w i n g a u t u m n 1 ri '< . I i f - i 9 i ' \ It u n t i l i t s m i s t r e s s t e n t h a n o t h e r y e a r , ( L ' m i y r l K l t t , w e e k s a n d . a l n i n g t i n - Proper U * is l t h i n k b o d y " I ' L o t t b u i l t *1.1 M ur'i \ -1 « t » 1. li -T.Uf H i * I'resiilriit 1a 11 r D‘i Fbirida a A • i-r l u l l i 4 e v T - r y > ’. v r r « , I ' M »Y\ ■ Ii. i 111 ■ t r ..b t ! • -f ■ti. Iltli .1- t 1 >i -rn. i -v . , ts4* • i*. O F F E R .'i i . i a r emir - ’■■ading to A. ii. sion.tl Course;* \ “ riculture. Mr h i l l ’. V, ’tv l i n i l.iw iiinl T' ni i ‘'"pci l.lt 1usii . 1 * T,.r. - . 1 rnii *. N.- .i ' j..i- .*• J \- ■li.-d \ ri^ and \ f 1.. . t a n * fur 1!' ' .•if'. , ' i tent i*tn, u r l i ' b prnminenet*. uih’etie program iurludtug atpiatira. I Ti.irly-i'.Ith ‘year liyRins ru’ ; Pxpen-ywu .>jrr;;; Septemlu-r, 1919. Ter ea*alng and other information uddrefa: THE SECRETARY. ROLLINS COLLEGE Winter I'ark, Florida * KIDNEYS WEAKENING? LOOK OUT! K|*tn»y tronhH* <1«n‘t rtlwvpp^ar nf Chamialvca . They * Kiowf .lowly but atakulily, unitrrrnlnlnB health with deadly certainty, until you (all a vic­ tim to IncuraJile disease. Btot your troubles whits there la time. Don’t wait until llilla P»lna become blr schea Don't trlGo with disease. To avoid future suffering begin treatment with OOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil Cap* ■ults now. Take three or four ovary day until you are entirely free from pain. Thi* well-known preperation haa been ne of the national remedies of Hol­ land for oenturite In 1«»* the govern, tnent of the NetheTlanda granted a eyecial charter authorlilnit tie prepara­ tion and sale. ■ , , Ttie h,ousewlf# of Hollaml would alniosj as soon be without fond as with­ out her 'T-ujl Dutch Drops," as she uaintty calls C.o L d UKn,lI, Haarlem ill Capsules.' They reeiore strength and are responsible In a great measure for the sturdy, robust health of the Hollanders. . Z Do not delay. Os to your druralst and Insist on hie supplylnr you with (loLD MKDAL Haarlem OH Cajieulee. Tske them as directed, end tf you are not tisAed -with reoulta your druggist will Look fo r g lad ly refund jo u r ^ m______ om y, _ tha ham * O O LD M U DAD on th * box and accept no other. In sealed boxes, thTee alxea. . . . 409 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted a t . $ 4 .0 0 per crate. We cannot rec­ omend too highly our Worldbeater Pep p tr to all southern growers who * 1t | ) P R IC E : 1*4 III SI .GO; ‘ i . • 1" l,.-il I t o m y ll - All, t., I [ ll.il bc;r , •1 l *'i ■ Ti Purity Economy & Efficiency Ilf hell' « i | ..itiil fi r i ’ nib .1 h j .j■:i • C.'.atl R 1 w i . , i it1 In !..• ' l i f e tliui V*'U hiiVe It - 11*! l i gh' . A lye light**. b< tilt- ‘ l lli.C linking t, . *, are I*\(*i’iij. I’lt.i r ||||> Send postal for Fail Catalogue, ready now Why De Thankful? One g !""! re;t*-*in fur hf-inv ihunkf nil the fitim l-> that ynii huvi* r-itn| w (er ilrlnk. \\h"!er***int- /ihh! in an i n d t i - h u i c l " 1 ’ i . 1*1 • • T l i t 'i- i n 'it i o r l e d w ,* i*r I P In- “ ' Y e l l , w i i n l ^ h . i l i v ? " a n d - oc o o n I a w lit art* typified In R IS IN G S U N ^ lli^hlsIno1 F L O U R j Ingly injtirliius, A slni'b i'l light Js the jla'-.t sulivtItqie nt nigh) fur dlffunml In* light The • b.. trle bulb* *luuihl I either have .a diitne nr a dark paper ■dipde. A gns light mimpiui-d nf mnn*h and bulb pri.ilm •--* a l . <d iPfTns. il 'll. lit niril wtii’ii placed high iM.iiii.-b near the ceiling d " f« mil Injure the ■} k m ean s nutritiousN b a k in g s , p a la ta b le an d e iis ily d ig e s tib le . W I G H T G R O C E R Y C O „ Sanford, FF wwwww te; hqld; **( Mi. It's ti iiormnj liqby."'— in n -ns City Star. S k y 1 W e nt Along. A unman wus h a* lug ti hnme wlmrc 1 -In had be* n i r n happy ami as sin- ’ bniirileil the rru'n which was to lake her uwa\ lb - liars rain,* fust. Her llnli win atiV|ii||s In iumfiirl her. tried the elTri I iif a i heerlllg dlsenver\ he hint Just mail**, “ Why. mnlher," In- exelalniefl, “ the sky Is going light iilniig wlih us." inlier fa Iill-hearted lieoplc* nt*ed In make I he name dlsrnvery. No mntter what wc* leave be­ ll iml, the best goes with u«. ' Find Indian ’ Stone Celts. In an article *m Indian ntnne celts Ii. the Wisconsin Archeologist. Charles IL Itrmvn. chief of the slate historical .museum, deserlhes llie various classes of celts, or stone hatchets, and In what Wisconsin localities many of them have been found. JelTt'rson county has been the source of many celts, and other counties In which they have beer, found nr*- Dane, Calumet, Itrmvn. Waupaca, Walworth. Winnebago, Wnukeslm and Washington. O U know how inuch toasting im ­ p roves bread. M ak es it taste good. O f course — m ere flavor. Our War With Spain. On the lflth o f April. 18IW, the Cnlted Rtates senate and the house of repre­ sentatives declared Jointly that the Cubans "are and nf a right might to be free ifnd Independent" nml empow­ ered President McKinley to use the land and naval forces tif the Cnlted Rtates to their Utmost rapacity to rnrry the resolution Into effect* This reso­ lution constituted our declaration of war against Spain. Death Valley. Death vnll**y Is a narrow valley be­ tween the Piiuamlnt and l-'uimral liniiiiiialns In Cnllfomla. It Is trav­ ersed by the Ainnrgiirn river, which Is usually ti dry •■liarim’l. though prob­ ably It was formerly full o f water. The level of the valley Is cnvi-Fed with salt, supported tn have been brought hy tho torrents from the sur­ rounding desert and left on the-evap­ oration, o f ’ the wnter. Death valVy Is considered -to lie the hottest and driest plnce In llie Cnlted States. A ’ tempernture o f 122 degrees lias been observed. N. ,*-r^ Sam e w ith tobacco . —esp ecially K entucky Burley. Buy yourself i»nackage of L u ck y Strike cigarettes. N o tic e the toasted flavor. G reat! N othing like it. T h e real B urley cigarette. * _ i f ‘ • "S’ * i' « IT 'V ' .’ . . ■* . . ~ i : 4 ■i _ Lb. 80-00 438 MarLti Street, Philadelphia, Pa. .if d e n t h h e <" r " • r " f h e r f | ,o i t 11. 1 X • desire to groYv a m oney-m aking c r o p . N.S r n i o n t h r e e ii i s i e l h n -.1 i* acrerge the first picking, or a total of T H E G E N U IN E S T O C K C A N O N L Y HE S E C U R E D F R O M l a r g e t.-a The average was 4 pepper, per plant for the entire introduced by us several years ago. VI ' I ; f f f e ; i; |j. peppers the first picking. a p a r i A n g e l . l a k e 0s v Mi » 1' n plants bore as high as 9 marketable N e w s ­ •t•<t• - w ! •• w ill* i M i " f Ii - m ft: 'll ' i q . f 1! 1 M l i <* •! w I I I i f i « -* T h e V LAI*, i: H i l l ■INI Y H e reports that many o f the * c h i l ­ n g s t o ; a m i d n e a r Hint. tili.-r i. H i . . .......1ling a tie I1' I CO': 1:118. P o stp a id .. 1 vs tit* Hct-’sehold o f i- Hun l i t ' h pounds 20 our W orldbeater Pepper in Decem ber c o n s e n t e d t h e b r a i n , n " f f o o d . — L o s can furnish on 1 l e U' N i • 1 h u d yvc application, purchased O /. 15c; As si man thlnkelh so Is he.” Y'es op also,; r’*As ii man ealelh so dm J i e ! | . i ida, whose name I m u r w a s l i t t s s i s e y c t e s A prominent grow er o f Sanford, Flor­ Food Important. .-id IN S •o. T j v i f f t — ’ Years. a r o s e I- o u r i f AW Sir. - for the Past Four i n n n y ' y o t c m w f o r t Util*, b y t h e M c C l u r e p a p e r S y n d i c a t e . ) i{ M !! • r i * Florida and Texas l i t t l e s e h o o l h o u s e ; l i n t t h e p u p i l s , t h e p a r e n t s , l o o - — w t n i l d h a v e n o n e f1;] ’ ■! o n e t h e r e l p w h i c h 2T i i r m i n i I b l e D o u g l a s R a m o u s e w a s e r e e t j y , w e d d i n g e n g a v e t h e . a n d M r s . l o v e l y t i e w h JMi ; -Vr-i* »’ Has Made Good in 1 t e a c h e r . t h e T w e n t y l u e r e a d y h a n d s - l i f t I n i " ti n t o r I n i n i i n h - s . - e i n e . a m i L i l l i a n I h " i ' n ! " i i k n e w h e r l i n - t b a t t l e w a s w o n l l p p l e i - l n l il r l y , ‘ - t i U H ' i i l l . u l n a . e i m jilt t h e C i t y n f I n m i ' l l i i " t n n *» f. I Up - M - W e l l , n o w t e a c h e r . M i s s T h n r t i l o u , M o w m a n y a r e g o i n g t o d o I h e i r v e r y b e s t t o m t f h e t h i s a m o d e l si h o o l t h i s y e a r , " jfc.; d t i - w t h e y s c h o o l r o o m ■ i n d s a i d Dy MONA DORR. t r a i n J o h n n y ! w a i t i n g . 'JY*I?“ and so on as the man greeted each smiling face. A LOVE PROBLEM ih i ' p a t i e n t l y w a s b e f o r e c l o s i n g t i m e a m i t h e n t h e o l d e r g i r l s c a m e u p t o o f Tuesday morning found LUUnn nfld small Richard stnrt'vig out for ihc l i t t l e A * - a n g r y ? " T h e s c h o o l n i g h t w i t h h o m e , o n e J o i n e d t h e m , a n d , n s t h e y r e a c h e d t h e s e h o o l h o u s e t h e y s a w a g r o u p o f e a g e r t r h ^ Simon’s BUNDLE HOTEL I - j AUGUST 8. 1919 In the ini'uirtltnc lIn* superintendent had become a frequent culler nt' the Gray hojnestrad. and I.llllan looked _R1J of tile Bla|tnf. Dili"* Worrit* forward with pleasure to his evening et Mottuilot. Uu culls. One afternoon tn midwinter n knock wns heard, und one of the scholars ad­ mitted Superintendent Ramsey. Need­ less to say, hooks were laid aside und fh uwe!l If nhlUrBlIiuc. tMIffMful lu Hf.rt li A f<“w llir Inini* i far* will fcrifUPiA Will rwit t *tn On* r--*** tleUraia cut tif hcI o m I s. M fs. t i r j i list mi* l*> attention was claimed. Un*^i- Ifrillr * fi.f rul#. |rcl Int*-*. r* A 2J<s y o u . Y o u I . n o w t i n * r o a d s a n * s o “ Now,” said the teacher smilingly. «|ll U<| a Riiw.Ui lluarar ***1 rffcr* lip AImj rfoirttjmrrjil^i gl a f>r«trviiiy»« mimt! muddy." He threw her a reassuring ( will have recitation." And there fli***, tot-dbra. moUia. Hoc* luiu^a. trfc. £§% $mit w writ# smile ns he picked lip In r ba.:s ami led • followed quick sums In arithmetic the way to the ear. which were readily answered by tho T h e * \ e Y O Vta&ft * Co., On the ride tn Mrs. Gray's she 1older pupils, learned that her companion was Mrs. j Finally the work was switched lo M o n tgo m r ry ^ Gray's near neighbor, living with his (|,(. younger children, A la . parents. . I “ Richard”— lilts to the little Gray The beautiful scenery and lovely youngster—"tell us the nnswer to ona Helds Impressed Lillian, who Itnd been plus one." ’ used to city life, and the rldo had tm{ The hoy thought for n moment, then seemed a two-mile run when thu ear rqjdled: “ Obo I" drew up before a low, old-ftshloneU The teacher looked askance. “ Why, cottage. Though It was tho mouth of Rlclmrtl, plus one?" j September, thu grass was-still « lovely -. "One,” he-relurnetl again. Then with green, and the dahlias, gladioli and quivering lips and tearful eyes, “ I other Into fullage. In their mingled know, teacher, you said.’twas two; but glory o f yellow, pink and red. seemed my mother said If—If ‘Smiley’—I tp nod a bright welcome to the girl. mean Sir. Ramsey*, kept cornin’ to see As they stnrted up the graveled path you, you two’d Jte one, so I* thought the front door was opened und n- that was an example. You always say plump, pIcuKaut-fuced woman smiled to give an example." m s m m -n A _ —n welcome to Lillian. There was a strained silence for E W D p p ^ W ^ - C o i a f 4e t e l 1o < f c m S b w * \ # < J I “ We’ll not require an Introduction," one minute, when a titter, then u o u L i d r r o o r e S t e a o v l J M t e i ^ * i . B v p ’ C & f e i said Mrs. Gray ns she pressed the hurst of laughter wus heard from a ;«tk*Cbi\ye(\ioi\i !ote^yt^$•, girl’s hnnd. roomful of lusty young throats; and, k a r* r t f o l f C i ! v • S e n d fo r B o o k l Q t • JinDU UjniTH, PROP’R__ • » After a few words, Superintendent worst of all, came the low chuckle of Ramsey departed with the promise to a man. Lillian's head came up from the enlj for Lillian the next day to Intro­ desk In double-quick time, und her duce her to the new duties at Kelsey’ Unshed face and angry eyes met the school. Mrs. Gray’s family consisted of her laughing gaze of ‘Smiley’ Ramsey, as huslminl. u genial, hard-working farm­ he was lovingly named by his many er,^und her six-year-old son Richard, friends, i " M y r l e n r l i t t l e g i r l . " h o l a u g h i n g l y who would start Into school with the w h i s p e r e d , " w h y s h o u l d y o u h e s o new teneher. MA.*'.. S w ^ J — . ■ • r * ?- f ' C Sri* 1 11 li. * . ' . •. -- =*-3 ; :i j �THE SANFORD HERALD give a bond equal‘ to 25 per rent of the Selby Tinegan, Joseph Finrgan, Mrs. B. L. , It la further orderexl that this notice bw amount ol his or their bid, computed upon Lambert. James Mr Elroy Farramore. Agnea published once earh week for tweiea wewkw the ba)la of the yardage above mentioned. Parramorr, Eflie Parramore and Elisabeth in the Ranfdrd Herald, a hexrsptper pubvi with a Surrty 'Company qualified to write Parramnre, as heirs of said Jotrph Finrgan, iished In Seminole County, Florid*. * such bonds in the Slate ol Florida, aj surety deceased. In a n d ‘ to the Jl-W t* of N E 1, of Witness my hand and official acal of the thereon; the Surety Company and form of Section 18. Tp. 20 S. Cange 31 East and the said Circuit Court this the 8th day of Augbond to be approved t^y said board. NWJJ of SKt, of Section 18, Tp. 29, S u*F 1919. A copy of plana, specifications and pro­ Bangr 31 East In Seminote County. Ferlda. Seal! E. A. D O U G LA S S E E. IIHADV files and proposed contract, bond Xn dfo rm of (Tier It, Circuit Court, Sheriff Seminole County, f l j . bid may be obtained upon application to tho Sr' die Maine*. undersigned upon making s^a deposit of 6l*5tr. S didlPf far Complainant* 6S-13tf • Ten Dullars. this aura to be refunded when •I | — rr ■ ■■■■ said plana, specifications, etc., have been re­ In rirrull Court of thr Hrirnth indicia ! In Grrolf Court 7th Jitdl’l jl (Nrcali, .Sami* turned. * *’ Circuit of Florida, "Brmlnofc County. In By order ol. the Board of County Com­ nole County. Florida. In Chanrery. Chancery, missioners of Seminole County, Florida, In f Petition »»f Fanil* C.* DavUr a Vfirr!*'! C. L. Randall, Complainant p* iaeall K. A. D . iU G L A S S , Woman. v« 65-lte Clerk. Order and IJcense William Atkinson Daniel, Luther C. Portar, This m%ffrr. rnmlng on* to be heard this Nellrr uf Aputlrattun fur Tux Deed Under Thr Portsmouth Truat GuraanF-e da, ueiurr inc iip.iri the r ep jr t of *L F. iLius^ Section 5 or Chapter 4898, l.rsv ef Florida. Alice C. Hill, Da) id Fee Daniel, A. IF Htar- howrrj special master heretofore appointed O m C K IN T1IK COURT HOUSE Nntlre.i* hereby given that Juhyi^JIrauer, bird, anil all uni: tft*n peraona claiming to t ike and report testimony a* t » tne capa­ arv interest by. through or under the city. competency and <pttli;l~at»» it uf peti­ purchaser of Taa Certificate N d # 4 l I, dated FLORIDA the (Hi day of June A. D. 1917, baa filed above named partlea or either of them, ax tioner to take charge of and man*:* her heirr, devlseca legateea, grantee* nf other* estate, with his opinion thereon, the eotirt, 'said certificate In my office* and haa made ap­ »De, and all other unknown per»ona claim plication for tax deed to Issue In preordanee having examineil the report and th* testiwith law. Said certiorate embrace* the fol­ lnr any interrat in and to the said landa In* mony, find* that the said Fannie C. Davis vulvid In aald suit, et al lowing described ptoperl y- situated In Semi­ la ciualifled to take charge of and manage her THOMAS EMMET WILSON nole county, Florida, to-wlt; N E ' i of S W 1, r«tate, and thereupon it is hereby ordered, Order of ConatnPrtlve Service. E. FERGUSON HOUfllluLI/rH of S W ! t ol Sec. 27. Tp. 21 S. It. 30 K., |0 To all iHiVhown partlea claiming Interest adjudged and decreed that the amid matter*# aiVrs, . by, through or under William Atklnann Dan­ report lie and the same is herrb/ approved The aalil land being ar*eesed al the date of iel, Luther C. P.rrter. The Fort*mouth Trust *n/l riinrtrmed. ,l the iiauar.rr of such cettlfirate In the name * Ouarewte* t y u Alkm C. Hill, David l^*e IT^IS F U R T H E R ORD/TItED, A D J U D O of \rtnnie t„ McCallum.- Unices dald ccr- Daniel, and A. IF Htarbkd, a* hr (ft, devise-—a, tlfieate snail be redeemed according to law grantees, frgateis ur other wise, or rnv or E D A N D D E C R E E D . That the patitlon-r. * tax .deed will Issue tbreeon on the 14th day tit her of them a^j I all unk,v»*n ti.raona, the aaiil Fannie C. Davis, be and an# la here­ by grantnl license to tik.* charge of and of Auguat, A. D. 1919. corporationa or "s-uHatlon# claiming an manage her estate and property, Ro control Sanford. ttulldlng Pund Alan beginning 160 fret West of S. E. Witness my o (1 1 cl a I signature and acal this Interest in the following described landa t 8500.00 corner of S. W. the same,, to contract and be contracted Pavment'of Time Warranla of S. E. >* of Section situate In Hemlnot* County, Florida, to-wit: with,'to sue and he sued, **rfd to become A 2100.00 31 -afortaaltf, running thence Weal 210 feet. the I Of h day of July A. It. 1919 interest on Time .Warranla . lac,It E. A. DIM G L A S S LoU |‘ to 28 inclusive (less Lota 4 and A) frev dealer and Wqd herielf In* all respecte as North 414.4 feet. Fast 210 (ret. South 414.4 Cltrk Circuit Court Semineb- County, Fla/ W, A* & IF L. Daniel's Subdlvhlnn x>f the f 7600.00 Irel. .bring the properly conveyed by E. E. ' ' By V. E. Douglas*, D.C. SB *4 nf Bee 10, T » p .21 S* Range 29 B, If she were unmarried. Pi Iris and wile Louisa to Stephen I.. Dann Tick Eradication Fund 61-Stc Done and unit-red in Chambers at DeLand 120 acres morr or lest. | 3100.00 by deed listed Nov. 29. 1581, filed Dec.. 23, Payment of Time Warrant Florida this the 2nd day of August 1919, * You and earh fl| ypti are hereby ordered to Inlereat nn Time Warrant-.______ .. .330,00. 1554, recorded in Book 22, page 02. . JAS. W. FK It KI NS Bay and Hogan Sis. Alto beginning at a point 440 (eet north In the Circuit Court uf the Sr'vrnih Judicial be and appear before our said Circuit Court 6ik4tc Judge. flrcull of rioelda. Seminole County. In at the Court House in Hanford, Florida, on t 3530.00 1 “ “ ' ‘ “ ‘ >rat Ckanrrry. the 3rd day of N o r . , A , D. 1919, then and JAC KSO NVILLE, FLA. tarter of the Soulkraat quarter of arctlon I t w»a ih teupnn rraolved that the Clerk Irly-one, township twenty South ot Hang* J. K. Lalng. juloed by J. E. Laitig, her hus­ there to make answer to the bill of complaint In th* t'lrsBlt Coaft. ‘t c e q l h Ju ilritl Cl/All railroad ticket offices in of the Circuit Court he directed to have the herein fUrd against youl* band. • Thtrly eaat, thence running West 42u - * In xml for Heninst- C ja n if , r i ,- I J , foregoing ratlmatea aa made hy the Ilnaril Complainants building. Center of every­ feet, thence North 2|0 teet, thence Eaat It Hi further ordered that Otli notice be In 4'hxncr,. pubfiahed In a newspaper in 't hla county by 420 feet, thence South 210 feet to |h» place vs, r published once a Week for twelve weeks }n Albprt If al I, Cumptkinxnl one Inaerllnn and that a ropy thereof proper­ □t beginning. thing. All modern improve­ Wm. G. Andenelrd. II, If. Ramsey, Geo. IT. the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published ly rertlfled be forwarded to Ihe Comptroller Which application will be based upon the Mutton, individually and aa trustee, Cal­ In Heminot# County, Ftor da. ments. First class in every lloix M. 11*11, D.f.ndantof the State of Florida. vin. A. I'oagr, Anqa C. Woodbrldge. Indjpetition lot sal- now on file In said Court. Witness my. hand and seal of said Circuit T « l i o n M. 11,11,------ StrMl, Indlanappli*. It waa further reaolyed that at * special •vlduallv and as trustee, Albert O. Eaves way. Hot and cold running Dated July 10th, A. D. 1919. meeting o(-----tbie ~Board■ ■ to 'be ‘held on *•*”* 16th and Richie Woodbrldge, and all unknown Court, this the 7th day of Aug. 1919. 1.paste Cramer. (Heal) B. A. DO UGLASS going water in rooms. •lay of August A. D. 1919, the foregoing person* rlalming interest, by through or un­ Il appparin, frnm (hp affidavit of Altmrt Guardian 1 Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co. Fla. Hall hfiiin duly filrd that ha I, complainant ratlmatea thill be ukeh up and c„n»lderrd der any of the above named defendant!*, C l-5tc • Hales, $1.00 up. either as heirs, devisees, grantees, legatees B, F. If mi aholder and acted upon ami at I ho same time the in thp above enlilipd r a u » and (hat it ia the Solicitor 6&-13IC belief that the defendant, Rosa II. Hall, la tax levy fur (he year A. D. 1919 “ 'll ' a In Ihe rirrull ('ourl. Seventh Judicial Cir­ er otherwise, and all unknown prrsnna claim­ Room a n d ,b a th $1*50 up made. non-rreidrnl of the Stale of Florida' and cuit. uf Florida. In and for .Nernffiole Coun- ing interest by, through or under J « » l e C. E. FRA N K . IPEARCE, P r o p .. I that ehp ia a resident of a (tat* of the United Murphey and J. Richmond Murphev, her Done and urderrd In rrgular »c*»ion °n ' *jr. In Chanrery * 1 In Circuit Court of ihr Hexenlh Judlrla husband, now deceased, a* heirs, devisees, Kihtra othrr than the Stata of Florida and this the 4lh day of Auguat A. D. 1919'. II. J. Lulu an and Alma Thorman, • Circuit of Florida. Hrmiaotr Uounly. In i. i rr.ident of thp Slate nf Indiana, rra'dlnc E. A. DOUG I. ASS Complainant*. * • legatee*, or otherwise, and all other unknown Chancery. § * persons rlaimlng any Interest in and to *sld Clerk Board of (Yunty Curomimionera. a t ------------- Street in the City of Indianapolis property Invlovrd In said stilt. G -llr. Cordelia E. *11111 and William Jlenry J. P. I-sing, joined by J. F Lalng, her bus- Indiana and that thrrr n no person In the Defendants. State of Florida thr » r v i r p of a subpoena Hill, her husband: all .unknown par­ band. Complainants. upon whom would hind ' the defendant ties claiming Interest* under Cordelia VJL Order of Constructive Service , To all unknown parties claiming Interest Wm tL Andenrled, IF H. ft am *ry. Geo. IF and that It ia hit belief the a(s of tha de­ Sealed ‘proposal* will be received by the E. Hilt and William Henry Hilt. b,r •• w * • ? • — • y u ,fl w jyears. x. m ■ n . fendant ii over lw,nty-un« Morton, imlividually anil it trustee, A*alby, through or under Wm. G. Afldenrled. City Council of Sanford. Florida at the of­ husband, qr either of them, or other­ We xin A. Poacr, Anna C, W uimIbridge, intjl* It II, H*m*e>', Ges> ft. Morton, Individually You are therefore ordered to appear to fice 8f the Cltv Clerk at or before 7:30 I*. M. wise. in the land di-eerlbed below; —•— Apgar, Ids viduallv and as truster, Albert G. Laves, t hi. and a* trustee. Calvin' A,,P«agV, Albert 41. tia bill nn Monday the 6lh day of October September Iftth, 1919 for grading and pav­ Allen G Apgar and Still H ave Good and Richie Woodbrldge, and all unknown A.. I). 1919, thp tame being a 'R u l e Day ot Eaves. Richie Woodbrldge and Jessie ing with brick Ninth Street from Park wife; alt unknown parties rlaimlng Inlrrtets undsr Allen 0. Apgar and persons claiming any interest by, through Murphey and J. lliThm.nnd Murphey, her ai, Court. tbi* Avenue Kaat one and one-half J l ! » ) bloeka. Envelopes at or under any of the above named defend­ husband, a* heir*. devl*ees, grantee*. Irgate, • Proposal to by presented In a araled en­ ----- -— Apgat, Ids wile, or either . id It is further ordi ordered that thi, nolire be ants, rithrr a* heirs, devisees, grantees, or otherwise ur any ur either of them, and a'l velope endorsed on the outside “ Bid* for till m. or otherwise, in thy lend del* ubifshed rd for four ironaeculive weeks In the unknown person*, corporation* or assorla- legateea or otherwise, and all unknown per­ paving Ninth Street.1' Sanford. Florida arid rrlb’ed below, all unknown Parties 5c a Pkg. enfnad Herald, a newspaper published in rlaimlng an Interest in Ihe following tlon*. (Ihlming an Interest In the following sons claiming interop by through or. under Semlnuj, County. E the name of the bidder or blddeta. Florida. desrrtbr-d property sjiualr in Seminotr Couh- JesxJe C. Murphey and J, Richmond Murph Kerb proposal must be accompanied by a described land situate In Seminole W trW n, E. A. Doualaae. Clerk of the . , It, Florida, lo wit- Begin at Inleraeflloit ol phry. her husband, ini «r .deceased, ■■ heir* certified check made payable at sight to the county, Florida, to-wlt: S f j ol S 1j of I * .a , .m . . . 4 i (In U it*! legatees ttf otherwise and all Cireuit*Court and the seal thereof this 23rd Fail l.i- e ,.t Mellon* tile Avc.. with s.»ul h ordrf of the City Clerk of Sanford,* Flrnida SE 'j of S W 1, ef Section 13, T ow n­ ship 21 South, Itange 29 Ka>t: al.o line nf Sr*. Ill, fur. North along Melbtnville oih*r unknown persons claiming any inter­ day of July A. D. 1919. for lr~ » hundrrrd (1206.001 Dollars. E. A. IXICGl.ASS. Clerk. begin si SW c*'rnrr of S K 1; of SecAte.. |ti’ jirds, Fast at right angle* 162 est In and in said properly involved in said Office Supply Dept. The successful bidder or bidders will he tton 13, Township 21 South. Itange Ily V. M. Douglass. D. C. suit. Defendants, aid*, t i t i at ■ /ht angle* 162 vards. required to give a bond equal to his or their 2*1 Kn*t, run east i t 1, chain*, north A. K l*ower*. Phonc'I48 Sanford. Florida • esT I f . v, -ds. Ss -* 30 T*|i 19 9, Itange tVder uf ('onct ruetivr Kervfce, i,lj and such bond to be executed by a Id chain*, west II*? chain*. m »u th Id tuitur for Cimplainanl. 65-3te ■»' F T o the Drfenrants. W m. G Andrnrird. simty rnmpxnt, Ilrcnscd ' to do tmslnrs- in e,I *1n*. del* hiliintr A »>u and each nf v ou are hereby indee d R H Ramax»y, <*ex» I! Mjortun, IndlvjdualU the State *d Florid*. raid bond to toOrder of Service l*v Publication in t-e and appear beforr our said Cireuit anii sa trustee, Calvin A. Poage, Albert (i. approved by the City Council To all parti* s claiming Inter,-eta under Court at the Court Hou**1 -rs Sanf ord, Fla , n Fa vet and Richie W'Qiidbrblge: Plans ami speclficaiions may he *een at Cordelia E Hill and William Menu ltd), her Ihe City Clerk’s offire or at the ofiire ol husband or either ol them, or otherwise. In the 3rd dav «*f Noy. A. It. 1919, then an*l It appearing from1the Sworn bill nf rnmthere lo make answer to the bill of complaint plaint hrfrin filed that your placv of reftFred 'T. William*. City F.ngioeer. ti c land d.-serlbr d below, and all part!.* herein fded against you The City Connell reserve* the right to rr tlrijr^ ia onknota n, and that y uu ale over FHtE and THEFT and COLLISION In­ IFGAl ADVERTISING 'aiming ml. rests under Allen t, Apgar and l t rf* further ord, r, d that tbit noiir# l-e the age of 21 years hect and and all hid. Apgar. hi* *ile or either id tht-m. or publuhed once a week (or twelve weeks in Wed P. Hines F. 1— Miller It Is therefore Ordered that you anil each surance issued hy the FLORIDA STATE City Clerk Pres. Council. otherwise. In Ihe land desrnt.td, below: and ; , hr -i,n[ otj llrtatd. ■ newspaper, publlsb.il of you do appear Indore our Said Circuit AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is Ihe all parties claiming an interest In the followj |„ Seminole Cmintv. Florida An Hallmale of the Nereaaary Kl* Trcd. T. Willis rp* Inu li» if 9mit11 >il tja tu in S^niJiKiTF r.iunpenava for Hrmlnalt County. W 1frt*4** my hand and »« al nf «aid t'irrtiil Court, at the Court IUm<«* in Sanford. Fla. salcsl and cheapest In the world. Write City Engineer I*ti Hit* t»th da) of October A D ! !*l !•, then for Information to headquarters Orlando. ! ti mil S ' Ikf s ’ tf SK < «itjr! this th* 7sh ilit .if August 1*<19 The folloslrtg la an extlmale of Ihe ncc- Jfi.X-ttr an«l there lo make answer lo (he bill uf cum* •S W , id s«eiiitn 13. Tnwnabip 21 8mitb, 1 Seal' I. A f l o r O l . A S S (••ary r t p r n u - of Seminole County, Florida J j\L'ents wanted In every town In Florida. 1 lliinge 29 Fast, bI*4i begin at S \V r u f n « uf Clerk nf Cirruit, Court Semtn**le C«* , Fla. plain! herein filed against you, for the jiscnl year from October let. 1919 to r l e 1! id Serf hen 13, Tnmiixhip 21 South, F F Housliplder It I* further offered that tbi* nohre be September 30th 1920 as estimated by the N O T H F. OF RLECTIO*: Range29 Fast, run Fast M S chain*. published luf eight consecluive ’s«*fiks in the SoHritor. Board of County Commlsslonerv, In and for Notire is hereby given that an flection North 10 rbainw, Writ 1H j chains. South 10 Hanford Herald, newspaper pubhahn'd in S«*mjnolc County nt thrir rrgular1'rnFFting aid be held a 4 the several Foiling plarvB in pbains. * *. Semlnuld Co. Fla, nn A u(u*t It hr, 191R» ’ t 8emiiinU* Couniy, Flnrfda* nn <he FOth flay Id 4'irruii C’aurt nf the Hrirnth Jtidirla! It i« hrtebv ordernl that eou apjiear t(‘ the Wilpesa* my hand and seal of said Circuit of September 1^10 pursuant tn Chanter Circuit of I'forhla, Srirtlrtole County. Grnrrnld Fund Court thts th . 1h day of August 1919. 8195 nf the I.awi nf FiofiOn, \rt«i of 1919, bill uf complaint bb*f herein agarnet ynu in In CH nr er* HaUry of ri<*rk of thr Cirruit ('ntiri the above entitled cause, »n the llrxt dn v e| F A. DOUGLAS# seal 1 Entitled An Art tn Frnhibil H i»k» nr Swine »§ Cou nty Auilitor am| ('Jrfk Sept* m her, A l> anil thr Sant on! * L Randall, if ■tfnpf ainan ! t’lefk «ft Circuit Court Srmtnuif* <’o, Fla to thr County ( ’ om m iition m $ I r.00.Oft runnfn nr roaming at large in -aid rmints. Herald is hereby dr-signated the n»- h j m r i f . .. " . , , , ,, H Flluushuldef, f» »r the pur pour nf adnpting of meeting the in which th,, ,.rci,r shall I - publl.ljrd on e*: " " " ' - t n Alk.n.on Dam.-I, l.uihrt I P.-rl-r. IVf l)irm ItKOnft Milraijr SolicJitir 6V9tr i , TJh pftr!»muolb Trust St Guarantee1 * n., $192.00 of f u m n f. 72,00 prtivisiirips nf said art, 5a ad etertlnn tn be [ ■u wtt-k fur i s t l t r rntiMCUlIve a«>r-kp. held in’areorfianer with exi• ting law* govern­ Alii-e t' Hill, Havid Fee Daniel, A. D I’ tV of K h r f i f f f o r liUnrtlaner on Wit nits m y hand i»nd seal of ijfilce 0 d » btfcrldrd, and ail unknown persons Halm* C q Commltslnnen * 48.00 ing grneral elertlnnt, including the puaUti- 2nd if ay nf June, A 1» I9lf* * ft* Hrxrnth Jutllrldf ('jrrtiil P I C K A K D ’S H A N D - P A I N T E D C H I N A j mg any interest by tb/Tuteh nr under the |it llruil* Attofnfy for County Com, 611O.OO rttiun ot vuter a. oral) F A 11111!f . |, ASS. Hr »xi.iulr i i ini) , FlttrIf! 4 In ( Innrrfj a bo we named paftlr* nr •■liner of them, as J4iff»rf vimm of flrKi»tratIon 210 Dll The foilnwing electors have been apfn»Vnted Cl* fk t'lreuit C«iurt, St itminlr * «• , Fla * ary M ,k*omI. widiin, G O U ilA M 'S S T E R L IN G SILV E R hfire. f|,-\i«ees, grunt***-*, legatees of t- her County I'hyaSrian __ lf»0 00 tn mtiduct said elertiujft and to ranviti and W M Morph), Jr-, GnriifiJ jirtAnl I wise, and all other unknown peraon* rlntmCounty Pemnnstnlifin \^ceot I2t»n.00 mat e return* nf the votes rnit in the several 'inlkdtor I or Complainant* .56-1l i e %• Hill to ItO T lH R S' P L A T E D W A R E 1 mg any interest tn and to said lands involved Hrpair* to Court House 200,00 precincts, respt-etivrl), the last named in act . Quirt Till# In sail! suit, et al. Hrptirs to J rU 200.00 as clerk Circuit C«i h i | S m m u H Judlrial Circuit, All j iknown hi Im nj am! all unkfinxn (i^r E LG IN AND W A L T H A M WATCHES Defendant*. Furniture ^ Future* forCt, House 1000,00 Precinct Nn I, Tim Kean**. F K t< If* 8 end note l uunii, Florida. In * h *mr r r jr *. ■r•.- r Ia 1 in1nit iu ir rr* 1 u nt:lr f E« H> #tii| Es J Otdrf ol Cultstritrtjve bcaiicr Furnllurr & Futures Jail 100,0^ A. W. Wathen ami W. F. ShelU v Henry IF fl H i ('happrll. Whltx, Mr** C. tV. Jartirku aik ) all unknown To the defendants; William At k in# on Janitors , 720.00 Precinct N 11 2 A. S. Hawkins, J. C. Moffett Marv Wheeler ('habpell. and iufaun* tUifninic intufrat untlr-f * W. I tar.iel, •f.uthar C* Porter, Tlte Poftanmuth IJfht Fu*-! & Water . Jas. A. Juhntun and J. W. ftrlk J. Hargreaves, Co mnlainants Hill tn Iferurk* ami #11* utikn ifen piirflrx claim* Trust J k ffUarantleo Co. ‘ Alice f*„ Hi IF Insuraorc 20LO0 Precinct No 1 , C. F, llritf. C. *P. Paxtnn. Utiiet rnfi in lotfr*-*! in mul to Lot* 2. I, 4 , David Fee Daniel and A D Starbifd t Inritlrntata -* ^00.00 I la vid Speer, and F P Itlnes Joseph Garvin, the onkniisn Title. f* «i11•I <, Rl '7‘k 2. II, .I. Whit**'# HubiliViKf-fiairs and AildiH<»rt* *•» Ft»or Precinct No, t4 A, A, flirks, r A Jt»hn* legatees and ileviseea urtd* r the It appearing from the swmrn bill of com* ffousr and Farm _* 1400,00 •on. A* V* Me Guinn and l^cunard •Kids plaint hi r*4r» htr*). 1bit vnur |dix*t* uf rr* •i- »jon &■ f ««1 jri-li-il in |j!* i K »t*U Nf» 2, Heinififlil* last will ap«! testament of Jof 'tlUOlv !*r#4i»ri|a, I If*f* flilailt X Furniture ft Flitiiri**. IVor House Precinct *N«. 5* T. I„ Cuahinr, N J Tan­ t* jib Garvin, lhr unbnox n heir* of d* nr. i* unlxiiimr1, 11 nd l b E1 you an* fi xH and Farm 100*00 ner. (». G. Walcott and II H Nf•*Call ib* ur • ■*! 21 usrx i«;t |i » : r ** l J«>*« ph Gaivin, Wm (i Arden rxiienss* <*f I,<w’r Prerinrl N>i J W Flint, 1 * T l‘<*1 r», retd, th* link ruts u i«ri> r• <* rb <| T ■ u' ’ -r ' n " n * *r * f, .■*’ >1 i*.M iukn••4 o H*. 1ti■r, I *. i J. J1 lull .*41X! *- Arb ' -M it ml Farm » I0UOU0 J \ \V1ck* and M I 1 1 * !»* , Practice cun(lm<d (o the Irenlment do vi*M 9 undef t hi lull skill ami r *'*1 * ( ' u . ii .tTri! tit. t i K H A K J .»( 1 ■1 ’ a itfix a r Inf.. a 4<tir *aixl c ifrt it V \ lilt« . * ’ 1 T h 4II ij 1l,fi ** tx |i1f 3 *1 » In tt rti; i t -tamer, l >f Win It And- h Precinct N • 7 U It lt«ibera1 o f (he eye <%XIIft ■ t 1tl •• < ...*M lluu- III SH Allcwann** in pauriers oiiuM*’ I a tier. t»- ti J* 'd,, ant! L R 1 Hl'in* f « x\ I..... La, tt'xl -fell 1i 1 r*id and the unkn* * n loir* • l hi •ih il»/ .f f tXI\ f, \ ti t•• 1■», th 1. tf,tl f, vl u of l*o**r H s':» ‘401* 00 Piecinrt NH H t’ F* \f a ' in r* F Lyen examined by a rcKutar regis­ kriiiwri 1 a ’ i 1* 11 1mi '11* nu iM(t-rr .I I r i i n -I tn U rn ti Nmlennid, ib-findants ikf141 I 11-Ti* In- rtga 1•' Elr*« m f'fl'iinpr * Innunt * i*f Of. . 4 f |u a .I thr toil I,i*l4 2. , i , *’n i 7,11!s*c-1» 2* K. J. WhMfj** tered physician I ou.Oo Mathers, P, l. Red titIt and A AA M -•r. i" an Notice In Non ftraJdintx tin-fig iuff'Ift & \t lUli'ia.l t*’ 1m pliAifit Ilia *I hrrt in agmiiat >nti. Precinri No. 9 T. I> Hartley, T p |,i xu To Joseph (iarvin. Residence. Unknown; Suiiiilv 1 * 10,1 14 » r«fufil^U in I'int Uuuk No 2, Infifit." Frs-I <»f MOlrF G I ohbcb lilted , broken lencs du­ It l« further «»r«Iere<l that «hi* o n b r be j, A. Rl*tllne, and J. N» Htarcj. "Soihlrtolt* y Rornnl*. 100,00 end C\»mmittt-e« Prrrincl No. to* Je mi s lict»d* J» U> Alar- Tn Wm, G* Andeiifrid, Rciidrnee ifnknown; |iil! lixhtti ffi life Hivtfhftl lit raltl, n m w«pi)ter plicated iort.00 You J»r *1 1 *»rS ixf vt»u «r«x h#r« by nn!or#<I 8Uiti»r.ery, OlueiWi .*tc, It apnearing Ijy tbu awurt) bUt nf rx»m- puhbahr-ii in Hcmltfolr County, Fla., unre ‘ a tin, A. C. ^pdibim and A. B, SjuMovn* 000.00 tn app«*»t tn lhr» hill t f rtimpniint hrfdn Record Ilrrtk* t afafn« you that you havfe • pfel for eight rfifiarrutive xireka* Precinct No, I F ‘ J, \V—-INtcen, A. W. plaint kliletl herein afaimt 28 W. Church Si. Orlando, Fla. .lU-x! atf ni'1ht you* fa-1 1 hi* Rili- i|ay ft*rNov» . 300.00 Ailv* rtiiing' rt*4|«4i**d by law or rlilrn to-lift u tome Infeft’Xl In the followMullen, A. Ifl. Fuller and W. U. llailard. Wit net* my tuartal nfi *f i r i l of aabl (^irnilt •-in! •* r, 11•#• iurnf bni 1-at *1h ■ t hIr 11 1ifN nv*■rn. tug firar fibril ft ml In He rniit ule cuunty, Ftr»r’000,00 C « r r»i«ioi.r «*f T p.t Said election to be held in arcordanee rVM i£< this'the 7th tlay A urn* l 191 * > , btr 1UI9* • |bia. 144- wif 251H.' 00 Commisslnni nf Cnllyrtor Seal i F Ii i l ' ' , l Aw 200.00 with the h i m of I lurid* governing the hold­ i ShcritlfT. General <*mjft Work TjtF w rat hall 1w 1. ni Dip- S iUthwu*| ing ul general elections I11 said stale ami ft Cltrk "f f'treiitt <*tn|f( >Vtni r .1 f , FI Clerk Ct Iteei.idinc ami u«»nW - 1 i uf Sort Ion 2'*, To e-ifahip I!# |; turns to be made to the d u x and chair* j 1 f F J tu'lkht 1 1 1 of , rsoo.on eral rouft w*»rk Smith. Rangu -U Fast. b-*a aftii I'trtitl th** man uf the floard nf <*ount> Cumrmssloners 'Fxlirli » ■ r *,fjn no K a p t n o l Klp^thms W r.l half ■; •»< the W»*t half VA •, » «.( of sail! Count), 1 -o j I t f Uf Vf i i |ttr i onlinfik-in't* * Jione by order of t^e fbiartl «d C«»unty th*- South ■**■ l niarti'f S W t < ..f tin* Smith- — ■l *V1 a r ? •-r SW 11 1 nf Section 29, T own ■ \ o fIr 4- of Appliralion fr,g l ;i x lifr'l Fml#r I Commissioners of hi fnim.lt t i,unl>, Honda ■ I 'i South, Rang*- •1 Fiat, containing 0 {Sea! 1 F A 4M*1 t, I- A>'» Sffllort # uf < hapi*r IHJXH, I.a *• - of I Itirljh Road A llndgr 1nnd t Ipi k of Mtisni of 1 ,,uni, i o mininu-n^r* arn • mi r• i«r I*'*a iiir, *ji rrl» > i*i v*’ r« I bat Gforpt- rm•»I,Jotrtl *d rseill mule 1 iiunl), Uofid# Salary nf It*.ad Stuiv*rintrmb nf f rrmBft, |iurrhn*i r uf T « » <'rrtif!vat.# \ J’atfi to C'o, CoiaVi for Ittmd In* Hpri’ii to liu nn I afipisr bdfor#* 4»\J# asRl - 1022, tlatod thr Hr«1 iltiy uf Junr D. IfKlJ. 100.00 fi rfu lt C * u tj r t at Miu Gutirt i(><uxt' in San| ha* “si*! *'w ft ibrat * in rny nthrr anil !,#« iptCtiflR f•*v•I,B , i'lt'fiiti, on thv Fir*I onda in \ u Raid to oilier pertuna fur Road In­ made application for tax deed tn i«-un lo 100.00 Suilrs of Vppllmtion f•>r1 I s , llr n l I nilrt ff tiil, I -i) U, lu iftt fli# Ith day cif «ikiii mini I h/ accordance with law , Said certificate enr spection * Nrrllon H of Chap'rr 1588. l » * * uf Flodds. 1 0 0 0 .0 0 th#n and thefr to ruako jMi«w#r to |ht* hill bcares the ff.llowing described property CMCoat of Material Notlrp is h-rrhy litrn that G. T. Danirl, uf mrnplaiht h«r*ln fll*il actlnxl you, .*ml unled in Seminole County, Florid* to wit: Tool# aud Machinery, and rxai S W 1, of SW’ 1, See. 11. T ap . 21 South pairs. „ — .. .. " 2000.00 burPhaarr of Tax (’ pftifirati No MHO, il»t*d Vhi»f*>In fall hot, rlii? smli! hill will bt X 4000.00 <h, 4th <t> •' of J.no A: >D. 1591, said pot- ciinfmnl acaln«l you, tallowed by final il#- Range .10 East. Live Stock, Cost, C a r# At leedibg The **!<] land being as­ tiflratp smbrsrr, tho fnllnxint d**rrihpd c*fvp» . • sessed at, the datP of tire issoanre of Such, prop, rty sltustu in t-pminofp County, It it further nrdrrrd th*t l hi a nolle* be eertifirate* In the" name of J. W. Brown. Fiorina lo-w ic tt'ij of N I V ' j ot H E 'j of published in the Sanford Herald, a ne«aUnless said rvrtiflrate shall be redeemed SWJ* and K a-» of Kf| of 8 E ' ( of S W 1, of j>ap,f piilitishi ,| In Hrminul* county, Florida, according to law tax deed will Issue thereon Srr. 4. Tp. Ul S. R. 29 E.. tbp said land one each week lor 8 consecutive weeks. on the Ulh 'lay of .September, A, ' D. 1919. THE U N I V E R S A L C AR pin, asspsed at tlir dato of thp istuanra of T ( » A L L P A R T I E S C L A I M I N G AN I N Witness my official signature and seal this -Ii pprtlflcato In th* namp of Unknown; \Iso T a i Cprtiflcatp No 987, datrd the T K R E S T I N T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E I N the 7th day of August A. D. 1919, tSeal* E. A. DOUGLA SS. I day of June A. U..IUU?, *aid rortlfiralo B E L O W D E S C R I B E D : Under Joseph GatClerk Clrrnlt Court Srmlmde County, O ra m thp followinii d.-srribpd property vin and Wm. fL An*itnreld, nr s,t her wise. Florida situated in Seminole Countv, Florida l.owit; It lielng made to apjirar by a aworn bill o ( , T h e Ford One Ton Truck m ay well By V, M. Douglas*, D. C. S E 's of M E ) , of SUM, of Spp . t, Tp., 21 rom|ilaint tiled herein against you that you be classed as an necessity, S. It. 29 E.. liras heir* one fourth of said have or claim to ha»e some interest in Ihe rerlifiratp. the said land bring, a sane d at following described lands In Seminole county, Department uf Ihr Inlrrlnr. It, 8, Land Olllrj l Ilcro Is & messago to th* data ol the. tpsu.nrv of •urh rrrtlfirste Florida; to-wlt: it tits into and fills so m any wants on Gainesville, Fla, July 2a. 191s Buffering women, from in th* name of A. It. Wood. The Weal half ( W 1 1 of the Southwest Notice is hereby given that Sadie Wallace, Mrs. W. T. Price, of Haa filed paid rertifiratr In my ofllrr and the farm . It is a reliable bearer of uarter I H W 1, ! of Section 29, Township IP widow of Arthur If. Wailare, deceased, of has made appliralion for tat deed to issue Public, Ky.: "I Buf­ nulh. Kanpe 31 Kart, less am! except the Wrkiwa, Florida, who pn May 29. 1911 in arrardinre with law. farm burdens, not only do­ Wr.t hall CW F»1 «f the West half ( W J D of made I(omen trad Entry K n 912124 for fered with painful...1*, Untess said rrrtifirale ika!1 bp redrenird the Southwest quarter ( S W 1,! n| Ihe South­ S W 1, of N W t „ M W » i of S W '1,’ Section ft sbo writes. "I got down ariording to law tax drrd will Issue*thereon west quarter ( S W 1* ) of Section 29, Town* A, N 1j of MEG. Section fi. Township 2t) R„ ing the w ork o f several on the 141h day of August A. D. 1919. with a weakness in my ship IB South, Itange 31 East, conrxining Itange 29 Fl. Tallahaaeee Meridian has filed Wilneps my ofllrlal signatorr and atal (his 70 acre* mot* or lees. horses quicker and better notice of intention to make three-year Proof -back end limbo #* i t the 10th day ol July A. 0 . 1919. You at* therefore hereby rommanded and to s-stalillsh claim to the land above described felt holpless end dis­ (stall E. A. D O U G L A S S than the horse, and does Court, at Sanford. Clerk Cirruit Court, Seminole County, ! la required to be and appear before our *aid before Clerk Circuit couraged. .. I bad about ■ . 'r ig 6|-5te By V . E . Douglas*, D . C. t'iieuit Court at the Court ltuusw In Kin- Florida, on the fitFs day nf September 19.19. not “ eat its head off” when [Iren up hopes of ever Claimant names ax wiinrsara: ford, Florida, on the First Monday In Sep­ tember, 1919, being Ihe first day of aald William C. Holiday, of Wakiwa, Florida. • sitting well again,, when not working. Th e aggres­ ■« • - „ X , Nance at Apptlcallaa fat Tax llrad Under month, then and there tn make answer unto II. B. t.'llak, nf Wrklsva. Ftarida. a friend Insisted Section a ofC k.pler 458S. Law a of riorida. the bill of complaint filed herrln against you, Eban Crlppcn, of Wrkiwa FToride, sive farm er has only to consider the W. K, Yi'hldden, of Wakiwa, Florid*. and therein (alt not else said bill will be Notira ia hereby given that laaae lllaekKOBT. W. D A V I S »h»r. purehaear uf Tfax. Certificate No 437, taken as confessed against you, lo b * fol­ possibilities of the F ord truck and he f,4-Ste Regirter. dated tb* 6th day ol June A. I). 1911, b*. lowed by final decree. It la further ordered that this notice he filed paid rtrtlficat* in my office and baa is ready to buy one. W e judge this to made appliralion (or tax deed to itsu* la published once each week lor twelve weeks in " r p a U m r n l of Ikr Interior., U. H l and Office areordanr* with law, Said certiorate em­ the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published be so from the way farmers are buy­ ., iialneaviile, Fla., July 2G, 1919 brace* tha following deaerlbed property sit- jn Seminol* county, Florida. Notice is herehy given that John F\ Mavtttwd In Semin la C unty, Klwrida to-wlt, ing them. Truck Chassis $550 f. 0 . b. Don* and ordtrtd this th* Stb day of ideon of JacVtonvillr, Fla., who-on May 19, L o U 10 A It, lUrhtrdsona Add Woodbrldge June, 1919. 1914, made Homestead Entry. Nn. nr*?.in »o!d a, tha property of E. C. Walla re, D etroit. (or N H ot N W 1C BE if of N W t , A N W f f of ' iae»U E. A. DO U GLA S S, . Also Tax Certiorate No 309, dated tha of N E lx, Sectiofi 28 Township IS S. Rang* Clerk,C ircuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. 3rd day ol July A. D. 1916, rovering Lot 5. St E„ Tallahassre Meridian ha* filed notire By V. E. Douglas*, D. C. Richardsons Add 10 Woodbrldge, ' The said Dickinson it Dickinson, of Intention to m ak e. Th rre-yrir Proof to [and being aearaad at Aha date of the issuanr, establish rlaim to Ihr land above described, Solicitors for Complainants. of aueh certiorate In the name of Unknown. before Clerk Clrcutl Court at SanfFrd, M-I3tc Unices said rartlflcxt* ahall be redeemed Florida on the ith day of September J9J9. C. F. W IL L IA M S according to taw tax de d will i #ue Iherton Claimant name* a* witnesses: E D W A R D H IG G IN S I began Cardol. In on thr Hth day ni August A. D. 1919. Sealed bids, subjert to Ph'e ^ l e of bond* , ' T ’ V ' A gen t Witneaa my official rigniture and ,ral this a short while I saw a * Salesman will be received by t e Board of County , m ' q L o l , t r'?L,n ° xu ,, the 10th day ol July A. D. 1919. marked difference•*a CommlMloner. of Seminole County, Florida, l . / p * '/ '., , '.,‘rn' Morfria. (aeall E. A. D O U G LA S S iterprl-, Jn"” . «*• f* ,or,l.,1.*r. I grew stronger right Clerk Cireuit Court Seminole County, Fla at. the office of .aid board at the court house iROIlT. W. D A V I S , El-Ste By V. E. Douglaw, D. C ‘ In Sanford, Florida, on or before ten a'rloeh C4-5lc along. And it cured me. Register. a. tn, on the 2nd day ol Seplrmlwf A. D. 1919, I am stouter than I NwUr* or Apnllcallaa fur Tax Deed tinder for the excavation and construction ol the h» to been in years." 8,rlian 0 of Cbapur 4191, L aw , of Florida, ditches, drain* or canale and lateral ditches, la Clreall I'aurt, Seventh Jud rial C rtull or canal* In th* Jesaup Drainage DiaState of Florida, Nolle* I, herehy given that H um an S drain* If you Buffer, you can triet. Th# Merchants National Rank of Savannah Dodd purchaser of Tax C»rtiflr*te No l i l t ' a p p r e c i a t e whit it Each bid muet b* aerurapanltd by a certi­ > . vs. dated the 2nd day ol June A. D. 1902, hi* fied rheck in the aura uf Flva Hundred (16001 Lucy C. Finrgan al . Ad mlnlxtritrix of means to bo strong and A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ? I F N O T , SEE fifed aald c«rtiSr*t, In my offlr, nnd ha* mad, Dollar*, payabt* to said board, as an *viEstate of Joseph Finrgan, deceased, et al. welL Thousands of wo­ application for tai deed lo itiue in aeeotd- dene* bf good filth. • By virtue of a judgement rendered In th* anro with law. Said frrtiOrat* embrarea the men giro ■Cardul the Estimated total yardag*, 69,660 cubic (ollofelag deaerlbed property eltuated in varda. Tbi* quantity I* only approximate, Circuit Court of Drang* County, Fla., in credit for their good .Seminol* county, Florida to wit: N 3-8 of bring given as a uniform basis (or eofttpari- proc*«dlni by clr« facia* to revive th* judgeAGENT* health. It shpnld help gfiV M ; ;* 3E>( o f - S E K (le u W 10 A ) See. 26. Tp •on bid*, m d th# tsld botrd r n t n e t th# b»*nl In above entitled eaut* and for exec­ SI 8. R, 30 E„ 6 acre*. Alto Tax Certlfieat* right to lncr*6a*,or-d*er»ba* yon! T ry CarduL At au . or decreaws tha th* amoun amount of ution as to certain heir* of Joiepb Finrgan, deceased. and rxeeutlan issued thereon, I No. 1137, dated th* Sod day uf June A. D. ** ? . / !, * * • nay ha ba deemed dpemed necessary. neceesar druggists. B-7* m*7 1194, covering tb* foliowlng deaerlbed landa, Ail bid* ahall b* i t gold* mad* Upon upon a form lo t b* hav* levied upon and will eell at tha front door of th* Court House In Sanford, Bamlto-wf»! W 10 A of N I t A o C U E R of 8E)*J tarnished. —w— nol* Count?, Florida at 11 o’clock » . m, cn of 9ce. SS, Tp. 21 S. U. 30 E., T •• - *\**4 • T h * board reserves r v n tb* right to r*j*dt --1 4JKM<* PEOPLES BANE BUILDING ,lb*. U t ‘,t Repiember, A. IJ. | Th* said land being assessed at th* dal* and all'bid*. Lqjb.n.v-. . . . aU 4be ri^ht title end intereet, claim and iv| tb* iteuane* of euch eerrtficare In th* T h * (urteaaful ‘ bidder w l^be I Lb* required r*quir*i to demand ol Kathtrin'v W. Finegaa, Chari . 4 SCHELLE M AINES LAWYER Wilson & Hoasbolder LAWYERS < Unleta said cartificat* lot Frt» Labor... __— , - 6OOP.00 name of Unknown. 1200.00 ahall be redeemed according to law tax deed _ t>f Convict Guard*. -__ _ Feeding and rare t,t Convict*. _. „ 8000.00 will l**ue theroon on the 14th day of August G00.00 A. I). 1919. Salary of Ferrvmcn Witness my official signature and seal this Payment# on ■I'fhUii! of rf'ad * 500.00 the 10th day of July A. D. 1919. built by fnnt-xrt (aeall E. A. D O U G L A S S on i^ n u n l of btiilitrv Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Fla. built by Conlra<-i 5500.00 * By V. E. Dougla**. D C laid to Inrnrn .ratol ^itin and tovna. 1500.00 61 -5tc S u rv e y in g |50.00 75040 |it Caarl of County Judge. Slate of Florida* Reserved for c*nntingrnrfr* In re Estate ol 131830.70 Weoley J. Cramer, an Insane person Seminole County. Fine A Forfeiture Fund Notice la hereby given to all whom it may Shrrtfl it pep" lev. r„»l bllia ..* 2000.00 Constable*. coat bllia . 100.00 concern that l.oaste Cramer, aa Guardian nf Wesley J. Cramer, an Insane person, will on Clerk of the Cr-uit Court, dnat hill 300.00 County Judge, coal bill* * 4 6(10.00 tho I llh Hay of August, A. I>. 1919. apply to the Honorable 'F,. F. Ilousholder, County Juatlre of the Trace, coat bllia |00.00 In ard for said County, at hla ofilre In County Proereutlnr Allv. Salary 500.00 Judge Ilailiff pay. Criminal Court 30,00 Sanford In s i l l Count*’, at IP o'cloek A. M. Witnewa Free 500,00 of as eo’ n thereafter as the matter con be Court Stenographer , 200.00 heard, for authority to eell, at public or lair, all the Interest ol the said W.sOther eipenaea ol Criminal Prove. private J. Cramer, In the followirig-dtaeribrd cuflon*...... .............. 200.00 ley tea* estate. In said County, to-wft:* SouthSherilt'a CommxUlon of Flnea Col­ lected ..... _ ... 200.00 w«vt Gustier of Southtaat- (fuartrr ot Sec­ thirty-one In Township Twenty South Feeding Ptlannrrt 1500.00 tion of Hang* Thirty Fast, with the following ex­ Transportation paid dlacharged ceptions, to-wlt; Beginning at Sx* W. corner C o n v ic t*., „ 200.00 ot S W l» of Section 31 Aforesaid, thence Pay of Jurora in Criminal Caaea Salary of Jailer Itraerved fur t'ontlngenclea Florid* m A T L A N T I C H O T EiL, S S HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Automobile Protection HENRY McLAULlN JfiJWELER MY SPECIALTIES: J DR. E. S. HOFFMAN OCULIST AND OPTICIAN S & T C C /' W om en! agricultural a The Fanners Truck & Take The Woman's Tonic W . J . T H IG P E N & COM PANY General Fire Insurance 5 - in fo r m * - - : ii*- _ . =T: f* ' ?__- ------------ - - - ---------- - « F lo r id a . i -, • .u t K i ,8 * a--- x. ' ..XA-jr— m 11 � 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, August 08, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 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>, August 08, 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/cfcd5aaefb4a21e74343d6f1ba718599.pdf 984be7565e91b7ab7d39de95d5e60b51 PDF Text Text I » * • SA N F O R D IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N NUMBER 66 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1919 VOLUME X SHOP MEN GOING BACK o MANY CITIES W HOLESALE NEW BUPING GROCERY FIRM FOR GARAGE BUILDS HERE ON MAGNOLIA were interested and having returned to tho city from the trip north will open a real estate effloe under tho name of II. B. Lewis. He will buy and sell real estate and will deal in city nndl country property and b familiar pith every .part of the coun­ ty and W ith property of all kinds. next w eek,to arrange for the begin­ ning of his campaign and to make official announcement of his candi­ dacy. v FREE BRIDGES FOR COUNTY IF POSSIBLE Mr. Lake iij a .well known banker and business man, and has a host of friends In financial and business circles in the state. He Is at present president of the State Rankers’ As­ sociation. MrT Lake represented — City Council . Seminole county in the Florida legis­ Council met In special session Aug. latures of 1913 and 1915, and was 6th, at 8:30 p. m. Present, F. L. one of the most active and influ­ H A R D E N 'S FERRY AND OSTEEN Miller, chairman; It. A. Ncwmaq, C. W. EARING CO. O F JACKSON­ C. M .■ HAND W ILL BUILD F IN E SANFO RD M EN H AD N O T R E. ential members of that body. L. P. Hagan, Roy Symes' Absent, FERRY SH O U LD HAVE FREE STRUCTU RE F O R W IUIIT VILLE RECOGNIZES SUPE­ TU R N E D TO W ORK W H EN John Adams, G D Bishop and G * It is said that Mljk Lake will put BRIDGES AND W IL L HAVE RIOR ADVANTAGESOF S A N ­ T IR li-C O M P A N Y A t ONCE , HERALD GOES TO P R E S S ' F t Smith. on an active campaign, and that he THEM * FO R D ’S LO C A TIO N Another deal has been made for a will personally visit every county in Chicago, Aug. 14.—Several thou­ Meeting called to investigate city Several years ago when Michael sand railway shopmen'from all parts water sArvfco and supply and to con­ , The location of Sanford at ‘ the new business block and this time the -district during the next few SholU *and associates were before Herald Square will benefit by it os head of navigation on the St. Johns months, lining up his friends and of the country met xjjcre today to sider street paving improvements. ' the Seminole Board of County Com­ the new building will be i/ected at river and with all the converging organising for the contest next June. consider the question of returning to _ Motion Roy SymtB, seconded L. missioners' wanting a franchise for a the corner of Magnolin nnd Second railway lines running out of this —Jacksonville Times-Union. work In-accordance with President P. Hagan to reconsider resolution drawbridge over the St. Johns river great railroad center makq it the street. . Wilson’s demand. It is expected passed Aug. 2nd. Carried.' at Harden’s Ferry this paper wanted This is one of the Hand Bros, lots place for the wholesale business of that a definite policy jn regard to the , Children’ s Party Motion Roy Symes, seconded by the county commissioners to join ami C. M. Hand has given the con­ central Florida. strike which was called Aug. 1st in Miss Julia Laing entertained a few R. A. Newman, resolution l»e amend­ with the county commissioners of tract to S. O. Shinhoiser for a brick defiance of orders of the international ed to read “ and with of sixteen t Many business firms of the state building 57x117 feet to be used -ns of the little ones Monday uftornoon Volusia and I jild this bridge. There officers of the-union will be adopted in honor of her cousin, Miss Eliza­ are recognizing this fa ft and among feet.” Carried. n garage ifnd show rooms for the beth Ballard. Games and a “ word was some hitch at that time as the before the meeting adjourns. Local the lacst firms to establish head­ leaders adjoured the strikers to • Mr. Henly, manager Southern quarters here is the C. W, Earing Wight Tire Co., who have leased the contest” wero enjoyed by all. The Volusia commissioners did not want to build their part and Seminole stand firm and refuse to return to Utilities Co., explained in relation Co., wholesale. grocerB of Jackson­ same for li term of years. color qcheme of red and green was county deeiding that a brldgo was to water supply and pressure. work while international officials ad­ The new building will he up to carried out in the dining room where ville. . * • better than a ferry, as tho ferry vised the men to call of! the Strike elute in every particular and on the delicious ice creutn and cake were On motion Roy Symes, seconded though privately owned would chargo . S. L. Shinhoiser recently sold to and defer until later their demand" by L. P. Hagan and carried, clerk tho two side streets will have full served by the hostess. Those enjoy­ the same rate gave the franchise to G. D. Bishop on Commercial street plate glass windows for the dis­ ing the happy •occasion. were Misses for higher wages. ~ instructed to Write Mr. W. A. Hous­ Mr. .Sholtx. This county'was also and next, to the Crown Paper Co., a play of stcck-cafs nnd tires and ac­ Carmitn Barber, May Godby, Lou­ While the meeting was in session ton, General Manager Southern Util­ anxious to build a bridge across the tract of land upon which Mr. Bishop cessories. In the rear there will be ise Wells, Irene McGngahin, M *ry 28,000 striking car workers-in the ities Co., Palatka opening negotia­ upper St. Johns river at Osteen will build u large* warehouse and a first class garage and machine tions for the light and water plants Elizabeth Moye, Clifford and Ruby Chicago district- began taking a refferry but could pot get the Volusia other buildings for the Earing Co. shop.’ Th? "W lghyTirc Co. is one of Rivers, Virgie Horne and John Hy­ erendiim vote to decide'whether they b y , the city. commisslifller# together on this prop­ There will be garage and machine the youngest .firms in the city and' man, Elizabeth, nallard, Rebecca Council adjourned. . will return, to work. _ osition and the ancient ferry still « — _ _ shops and a building for the. storage one of the most- progressive nnd Stevens, Thelma Godby. ----- Railroad officials reported- little prevails at this point. of hay and grain nside from the Endor Curlett and Miss Emma > have rapidly outgrown, their present change in the traffic situation due to Riuin grocery building. The C. W. Mr. and Mrs. 'G. D. Bishop nnd Eichner and little Miss W hitcomb of Our county was faced with th e, quarters in the Seminole Annex the strike. Chicago is still more se­ little duughter, Martha are spending fact that with all our vaunted good Geneva were among the visitors to Earing Co. will ship their stuff to building. riously affected -thnn uny other sec­ Sanford getting the advantage of the city on /Tuesday. \ roads and with the good roads of W 6rk will commence on the new a few weeks at Daytona Beach. tion of the country, although 1,450 the water rate and from here will building at once and the Wight Tire Volusia county there remained a pay cars of live stock were handled to­ truck it 19 points in this and ad­ Co. expect to occupy their new quar­ bridge at one point and an obsolete day, 10 more than on the corres­ joining counties, thus saving the re­ ters In ninety days from the time ferry at the other crossing. ponding day lost year; . tail dealers the freight charges and thut the first brick is laid unless tho Now the county commissioners of The following is from the Orlando making quick and satisfactory deliv­ freight embargo continues. The Volusia* arc alive to the fact that Reporter-Star at Orlnndo: eries. . Wight* Tire Co., aside from being nothing will do so much for their From all reports the railroad situaThe new wholesale house will he wholesale and retail dealers in tires county as good bridges across all the , tion as far as Floridn is concerned on a siding of the A. C. L. Ry., and and accessories are sales agents for streams and they havo investigated will be in a normal condition within also close teethe lake front nnd the the Chandler and Chevrolet und the cost of bridges where there are the next three or four days. A tele­ location is idenl for .this business, King curs and Republic Trucks and ferries and also tho cost of bridges gram ^received by the Reporter-Star being about five blocks from tho they will carry a larger line of these already built with the view of mak­ from Tampa at noon stated that the cars und of the tires and accessories center of the city. ing these toll bridges free and the r_ men in Tampa shops had voted to In' their new building than ever be­ following from the New Smyrna S. O. Shinhoiser has the contract return to work at 7 tomorrow morn­ E N TH U SIASTIC M E E TIN G OF SUPREM E COURT DECIDES for the buildings and all arrange­ fore. News’ is interesting: ing and that officials at thut point DELEGATES FR O M EVERY T H A T LE G ISLATIVE ACT IS ments have been‘ .made nnd the At the meeting of the board of say traffic operations from thut point PART OF T H E COUNTY. C O N S T IT U T IO N A L AND HOLDS building Vill start* at once. The Lake for Congress county commissioners held last will be normal in thrity six hours • • Hon. Forrest Lake of Sanford will The hospital is assured for Sem­ Thursday, State Engineer J. A. after the men have resumed work. The cattle owners in Seminole new firm Is well and favorably * known in this qection where their be a candidate in tho Democratic inole county. Mortland and the committee, of citlIt was reported on the streets this county who have recently inter­ jrimaries next year for congressman travelling representative, Charlie Dnxens named to estimate values on all preted the law governing systematic The permanent association to he morning that the men at Lakeland, vis has been cominfg for years and ‘ from the Fourth district, running toil bridges in Volusia county pre­ ' Sanford and High Springs hud re­ tick eradication work to be uncon­ they will cover central and south ugainst Hon. W. J. Sears, the present known as the Fernald-Laughton Me­ sented their report to .the board. stitutional and non-enforccablo will morial Hospital Association was was turned to work, ’but a telegram fr< n Florida from their Sanford house,. Incumbent' who will be a candidate have to revise their interpretations ormed lust night at* a most enthusi­ For the Harden’s ferry bridge we Lakeland shortly after noon stat d making this city the nucleus for a to succeed himself. Friends of Mr. astic meeting ut the court house. consider the price of $27,000 a fair the men there weYe in session a d in the light of the recent opinion by Inrge wholesale business. , |Lako s’uy he will he in Jacksonville Every purt of the county wui repre- j consideration for this structure comconsidering whether or not th y the. Supreme Court that the law is constitutional, and special elections setrted’ at the meeting which dem­ plete, including approaches, keep­ considering whether or not they held under the law are valid. onstrated the interest that is being er’s house, etc. should return to work. A telephone taken in this hospital. The opinion was handed down on message to Sanford brought mil toe After a careful examination of fact that tho men had not voted to Tuesday; being an affirmation of the Hon. E. A. Douglass acting as these structures we fini} very little return to work, but wer£ then in ses­ court of record verdict in Escambia chairman .presided at the meeting deterioration and good condition; we BOX SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD TEAM sion (11:30 o’clock) hut there was coun ty in, the cqre of II, K. Bailey, and klrs. J ,W. Dickins as secretary, however .recommend that the. s te e l..? good reason to helieve that a favor­ a cattle otvner who.had refused to The constitution und by-laws were |WOrk on the bridges be given a careable vote would be cast and the dip bis cattle and had been arrested read and after every one present had ful" painting - under the direction of Ilradentown Wins M onday^*' fine, (*lly allowing three hits the upon a warrant properly sworn out shops opened tomorrow morning. become.u rea’ I <nu fd • member, by.j your engineer. Stuart stemed to be too much for whole game. Sanford got her Min by against him. . paying tneir annual due* the meet-; 0ur inspection of the bridge site at All the shops at Palatka, High The Supreme Court held that the the Sanford boys at Ilradentown an error, tm Smith letting Davis ing w *nt into executive session and Osteen ferry |lcvolopod* the fact that Springs and Gainesville are open and law authorizes the state Live Slock Monday, although Chapman fanned, reach first, Davis’ steal, of sicon pas*ul on the by-laws and elected it wj|i .require a bridge'at tbis.locathe men' working a full force. • 4 Sanitary Board to promulgate rules one more man than Stuart. The and Inman’s two base hits. the 'd ectors. I hose who Were elect, tif>n approximately H65 feet long, ln -t Bartow had two good chances to ed include two from • ach precinct, c|uj i ng a single leaf baseulo tllf and regulations necessary to cnforc? Sanford lads could not connect "M b The men in the shops heri} have regular and systematic dipping of ull the sphere and in the fourth Braden- aeore( wjt|, a m!U1 on thifd und no in the county, two f.o»n each church, wit |, u foot clear channel; bridge not gone hack to work or had not up cattle every 11 days unt[l such time town connected aure enough gettingout9| j,ut wjth n man on third und no one f:om each lodge, one from the t0 havc an jg [ oot roadwa£. T im to tho time of going to press in spite as it is ascertained by regular in­ six’ runs from live hits and four « * r - 0UtH> j,ut fai|e,i i>oth times. . city, council, one from tho board of ^cr approaches to be creosoted and of the fact that It was thought the spection and dipping that tho cattle rors. The>following score tells the . q*|,e box BCOre and summary: county commis qr.rrs- und six at j of itnmiarii type in accordance with strike would be over today. Just and premises are free of cattle fever larger making thirt>-awo in all. T h o s ' p)ana aut,mlttcd by your engineer. what the Iqcals here Intend doing In . AD H u DO A E Sanford— A" # » » A K large, making thirty-two in All. j ticks. , 1Stewart, 2b In the' purchase of theso two the face of the general orders to re­ '4 0 2 1 1 Upon receipt of the opinion the Stuart, 2h After the election of tho directors bridges and the construction of one Chapman, c turn to work is not known but it is O i l ’. Board held a meeting and announced 11. Chapman, £ .... 3 . 0 there were not enough present to pew bridge it Is understood tho same Johnson, cf • « * i n 1 it l ’ hoped that the Sanford men will re­ as their policy in Seminole county Johnson) cf have a quorum and as the hour was ure .to be paid for by tho two coun­ Hord, 3b * turn to work tomorrow pending the the vigorous enforcement of regular Hord, 3b ... ...... late a temporary .chairman, ^T. \V. ties. Albunese, lli . settlement' of the strike. ’" * £ —1 cattle dipping. Eveey legal facility Albancso, lib Lawton - anil temporary secretary, White, If The estimated cost of the new con­ will be invoked ugainst cattle owners White, If R. J. Holly were elected and the di­ Davis, sa. ... struction at Osteen fcrryTs $22,000. A Classy Car Eflis. rf in this county who do not,fully com­ rectors adjourned to meet at a.later Inman, rf this including approaches, lift span, * The new rainbow blue .Chandler, ply with the rules and regulations, Davis, ss. .— date to be called by Chairman Law­ Morton, p and all operating machinery, in fact one of the classiest cars seen here in according to. information which has C. Chapman, p ton. • a bridge complete in every detail and some time has been sold by the been received from the Board, and Totals ........... The meeting last nighl settled the ready for traffl^.* * Wight Tire Co., to Joe Meisch. the dipping of cattle is expected to Total./.........’... question of the hospital association Bartow— This was the sport model four pas­ show renewed activity as a result of Ilradentown — The bridges at Harden’a ferry and as. the permanent association is now . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. Gault, ss .............. 4 0 0 1 3 senger car and was one of the new­ this policy. That Is the tenor of re­ Burroughs, 2b .... formed and will get down to business| . * lt,n ? „ 5 Fa . 0 i n Y Y L ’ Homcdieu, rf - 4 0 0 2 0 est cars among the big Chandler list. ply from the State Live Stock San­ Francis, ss .— ... ., „ „ c . Tty* rn.nnir.rent olTrr «»»«• »Phillips, 3b.... i._ . 4 0 0 2 2 The Wight Tire Co. has sold Chand- itary Bftard to the board of county Vaughn, lb — .. Mrs. Qeo._Fcrn.ild made am} accepttho present price of material Leach, 2b ........... 3 0 0 1 1 lcra to C. M Hand, O P Swope, J commissioners, on the resolutions Moore, cf ..... . ed by \hc city council will now be thia coat aeema reasonable enough McIntosh, ct 4 0 2 1 0 D Hood, J D Hart, Frank Meisch. adopted at last commissioners’ meet­ Foss, 3b * land in the event that the Volusia made good in every particular and Young, if 3 0 0 1 0 Cliff Bell end C L Flowers ing asking what will be the status of Rood, If — Bribinger, c ..... 1 0 0 S' 0 soon aa possible this structure will fa* county commissioners agreo toetake . TheJ have sold Chevrolet! to work in this countyi They also will Drake, rf .......... turned over t? the association. The over these bridges and build the new Smith, Hi............ 3 0 0 12 1 R obt Deane, Mist Margaret Rob­ epergetcially protect the county McDaniels, c . .... one there Is no doubt about our old hospital association also has Haines, p 3 0 0 2 3 erts. W. B. Munson, Tracey Mo- boundary lintr. Stuart, p........... . fund on hand railed many years ago county commissioners meeting them *Cuztis .............. 1 0 0 0 0 Culler, Hudge Housholder, Frank Seminole county can be tick free for the hospital and this will be turn­ half way with %our part of the con­ Hatch, Thomas Bell, Hon. Jno. .Jin- by first of December, of all the • T o ta ls ..... ........ 34 6 7 27 10 0 ed over to the hew association. This tract. ' T o t a l s - L 30 0 2 27 10 kins and Saul Robbins. cattle ownenu heartily cooperate in Score by innings— th is is an age of progress and money. was raised for this purpose *Batted for Young in inth. They have sold Republic Trucks the regular dipping of cattle, and if Sanford...... 000. 000 000 — 0 and ranjiot be used* for any other nothing would prove so attractive to Score-by innings: ‘ • to Leon Lsngfeld, Seminole Ferms, they do not they seem to have legal Bradentown 006 000 000 — 6 Sanford'. . 010 000 000— 1 purpose and together with the offer the tourist and the stranger within L. A. Brumley and Tropical Veget­ troubles ahead and finally will have Summary— Left on bases, Sanford B a rtow ............. - .... 000 -000 000— 0 mad« by Mrr. Fernald will atari the our gates aa good fridges across the to do the work anyway, so it looka 3, Bradentown 5, first base on balls, ables Co. Memorial Hos- Rt. Johns river connecting up with Summary: Left on bases, Sahford Fernald-Laughton like good business to forget the reso­ off Stuart 1.' Struck out by Stuart 5, Bartow 6; two bast hits, It\man, pital under‘'most favorable circa in -. our system of good roads. And 1hen . ' our own people would, likaf to use WUI Engage In Real Estate lutions which were adopted by the 10, by Chapman 11. Sacrifice hits, McIntQsh; first base on balls, off stances. H. B. Lewis ha* an advertisement cattle men in convention in Orlando Noore, Francis, Burroughs. Wild There will be a campaign to make these bridges as welt and good bridges pitches, Chapman. Double plays, Morton 1; struck o u t'b y Morton 2 absolutely free to the travelling pub^ in this issue setting forth thq fact that compulsory dipping would atop Burroughs to Francis tar Vaughn. by Haines 4; sacrifice hits, Chapman every msh, woman and child in Sem­ lie would' mean that Sanford would that he has embarked in the real inole county an active member of the A t­ Johnson, Leach, Beiginger; stolen association with annual due* and this get twice aa Ihpch trade from our estate business. Mr. Lewis is well until a state-wide law la enacted, and Tim e 1:40. Umpire, Baird. . hear neighbors in Volusia aa we get known here having resided in Ssn- get bpsy dipping their cattle. T h e tendance, 254. b a m , Stewart; Davis, Phillips,* M c­ membership will be of immense value now. ' • i ford for several years and waa-for- work la already more than on^half Intosh; double play; Albaneae ' to to the association. .T h e hospiuHs as Sanford Takes Good One merly with the A. P- Connelly R e*l done and all that labor and expense badly heeded here as.a tourist.hotel . * Bartow, Aug. 12.-j!5anford defeat- H 6rd; time of game 1:40; umpire, or any pther public project and will Estate Co., but before going north Miss Elvira C artir has returned would have been wasted if the work ed Bartow -here today by a score of 1 purchased the real estate holding* Windham; attendance 294.. ■ ’ add much to the name and'fam e of home from a visit to Atlanta and 1 t i 0. Both pitchers were working *“ | in which he and A. P . Connelly hgd been permitted to stop. .(Continued on page fl) bur d ty . • • * • * * other points Ito Georgia. * ■ :. • • . » i •! ' • * . i y «/ * . > . H OSPITAL ASSOCIATION IS FORMED DIPPING LAW WILL STAND SAYS COURT ■ BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK I • ......... ‘ i * : 4 V I . S' *' ^ „ • ■ ' |jd|a;&iirri.'i <•ill ■ . . : . ** ^ V , �AUGUST 8, 191) PAGE SIXTEEN exchange for cattle. Dr. Dlackman, Lake Monroe, , ‘ . R EAL Y O U R PR O PER TY W E ARE SELLING ALL CLASSES FIRE INSURANCE Liability Tornado Property Damage ;nt Co. . WE F IX T U R E S FO R SALE. Tw o 12 ft. wall cases: one 10 ft. wall cose: four 8 ft. wall cases: one 5 ft.-umbrella case; six 8 ft. floor cases; plate glass with marble base; horse-shoe case consisting of two 8 ft. cases and one 7 ft. case with rounded ends and marble base. Al­ most new outfit for, Hale as a whole or a part. V. E. Jai/ibs Co., 135 West Ray St., Jacksonville, Fin. 64-2tp ESTATE Your Auto W. F. Florida 64-2tc Formerly Holden Real Estal Made from that same material adopted by the Government to withstand Nitric and Picric Acid testa In the construction of Ita Immense add plants. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE AND LAK E COUNTIES. FLA. Stock In yards sad 25,000 ready for shipment. M A H O N E Y -W A L K E R CO SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS FOR R E N T Is in M. M. Smith’s Sub Division For .rent— Rooms East 2nd street. 65-2tp ' Hood—Goodyear and Fisk . Tires and Tubes Furnished Rooms— By day, week or month. Every convenience. Over Philips Drug Store, corner Park and First street. Mrs*. C.-C. Hart, Prop. «* • 43-tf A . P. C O N N E L L Y REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY FOUND Found— Black. hob tailed sow, marked under slope split in one ear and crop in other ear. Owner can have same by paying for this ad and’ damages. . Robt. W. Lord. 63-tf H O S PITA L ASSO CIATIO N MEET Every citizen of Seminole County Is expected' to be, ut the ( ourthouse next Thursday night at eight-thirty. At this time will be livid tin1 elec­ tion of permanent officers of the Fernqld-I.aUghlon Memorial Hospi­ tal Association, anil no citizen who can possibly attend should be allsent at that time. This is a matter of vital impor­ tance to Seminole County, ami “ oiild be of interest to every person re­ siding within thitf county. N’ >< county should be without a hospital, and through the generosity and love of Mrs. Geo. II. Fernald Seminole County lias this much needed institution. It only remains f,,r the « it irons to show their appreoititum.wf this gift and take their part in the management id this insti­ tution ill order to make it the SUCco>s It is bound to be • COM E AND B R IN G YOl R FR IE N D S WI T H ’t tX \SI> SHOW T H A T YO U — AR K A W ORTHY C IT IZ E N »>F S E M IN O L E C O lN T Y . T. \\\ Lawtop, Chairman Publicity Committee. i. This great daily wltigli is mg the fastest growing newsera of the South is fearless, t'tgsive and interesting. Fur nearly generation it has consiatcltly •ht f•-r the right* of t|i« pri'plc, uni - *,r\iii i- unsurpa-sed Iti\i - li. t h the I * \ A and N IG H T , d wiri report- •>( i i • A**«»eiat*-«l MOBILOILS andGASOLIN E ACCESSORIES LOST FOR SALE ♦I ♦ It CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING v«> ♦ lk ♦ FOUND IT! A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,' Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. For sale— Laurjch 26 feet long, 6 feet beam (Drooks model) 8 H. P. heavy duty Cnllia. perfection engine also boat 47 feet long 8 feet beam, has been used as house boat. No power. Hulls in lino shape just paint­ ed. Price for both boats $350.00. These boats can be taken through Ocklahawa river to St. Johns. If you mean business send for pictures and particulars. An excellent fishing Lots in A ll Parts of City HAVE Lost— Hunch' *of keys belonging to D. O. Brown. Finder please reiurtf to Brown's market Sanford Enquire Avenue. Reward. ’ 64-2tc. Yi.Vtf. Lost Gray wool coat -lost in automobile on Oak avenue. Finder return to Herald otllce and receive reward. 64-2tp Cars Washed and Delivered—W e Will Call for and Deliver Your Car. ... ‘ e____ ~ .2 PHONE NO. 41-R E M E M B E R TH E NO. 41 «j All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a L in e For E ach In sertion . M in im u m Charge 25 C ento. In answering an advertisement where no name Is. mentioned in the id, please do not ask The Herald for Information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in■trurtions in the ad. . . Young JeLsey.-Cow. gentle and n good milker Yililcn. R. F. D/. A. San . Five acres I arm, gooa and one half acres tiled, {dn and harness. Bargain \Y \Y Dressor. K-1 u., Ni'W>pa| cr Ft.ii rprix .W-oi ialion.’ has its own correspondents sale or exchange «\rf\where, and buys more expengood shape, 1 large M.c icaiur-cs for its riadcfs than any (high, 1 small Safe, ; SalAlady. Ladies other -Florida daily. No home in 1 adding machine. J ,’ppiy New York South Florida is complete without C. Care of Herald 1 Sanford Avenue thu Times. Only *$6 a year. $1.50 for three months. Sent free on two For Sale—Ten- acres celery land Wanted — Fire proof safe: also east of Sanford on hrirk road 1 t mile weeks' trial to those'genuinely in­ terested.— Adv. 65-3tp two horse wagon, if a bargain. Box from loading station, five acres im­ 68, Sanford, Fla. 62-4tc proved. 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. For particulars apply to "F arm ,” W A N T E D — OLD CLEAN Rest the Eyes. r.ii Herald. 58-tf R A G S ,. AN Y K IN D EX­ ’ I.nnk up every once In n while from CEPT O LD SOCKS. xiur work mid lay It down for a minte or two now nnd then, nnd let your COATS, PANTS. OR aterest focus on more distant tilings, HKD SPREADS. AT . lilts -you will give the e.ve* n little THE H E R A LD OFFICE. est by foeu**lp£ In another position. . 59-tf For sale— Maxwell ToUring car, in splendid condition. Cash or credit 64-tf. B. &. O. Motor Co. “ I ’ll match my carbon copies against any in town for neat­ ness, lasting legibility and uni­ formity. I always use For sale— One N. P. ic Shalcr Vulcanizer. R. C.Shrafcr 113 Elm Elm Ave. sale—Tw o horses and one Cash $125. Enquire Wekiwa Ice. Mrs. Wallace. 64-2tp For sale—Spring tooth harrow d sulkv plow. 'Cheap. Apply Don 6*-2tp McDonald Standing, sitting andwalkin are the first essentials to good health and that elusive charm w e call style A L L women wish to be w e ll; but all women do not appreciate the vita l importance / V nf correct corsctry as an essential to good health. T h e well-known medical authority, Alice S. Cutler, M .D ., warns us: “ As a physician who knows that if it were not for ill-fitting and the wrong kind o f corsets we would have ve ry few female in­ I\ The Original-Unequalled Front Lacing Corsets have attained their unquestioned superiority by assisting nature to perfect expression. E very Gossard is hygienicallv correct. P rop ­ erly fitted to the figure lor which it was designed it w ill give scientific support to abdominal and back muscles, with no chance o f undue pressure at the waistline; the organs o f nutrition w ill be free from jircBsurc; the erect posture which it induced will encourage deep breathing and the diaphragmatic mus­ Gossards arc priced at dca become strong with use. A woman so corseted will have the undeniable beauty ot health and that grace o f body, standing, sitting, or walking, which is best expressed in the one word, style, ^ a W e unreservedly recommend Gossard Corsets as the complete expression o f modern corsctp'Our highly specialized corset service is main­ tained with a full appreciation o f the exacting needs of the modern, active woman. $2.5° ?2.75 * 3 .°° S3.50 ?4.00 »5 .°° *5 .50aml more For sale— Duroc Jersey pigs and ws. Good stock. Joe Fernandez. 64-3tp. Carbon Paper Bmy yomr tyfimrrkmg m w I n • ‘ THE HERALD P R IN T IN G C O M PAN Y Phone 148 Saaford, Florida For sale— Buick Four. • latest model. .Good condition, new tires. A bargain. Wigljt Tire Co. 64/2 seven room house For sale Good . and lot. Cheap. On Sanford Heights Central St. Adrress Box 443 City, 64k2tp.■ For sale—2&-foot launch, maho­ gany finish, auto top and control, 16 miles per hour, practically new, original cost $1200.00. Cash or will The Yowell Successors to Yowell-Speer Company �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH O F INTE R ESTIN G ITE M S FR O M COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEM INO LE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FO li TH E HERALD ■ W EST GENEVA AVENUE The hot wave is still with us. The sun seems hot enough to burn things up, but the timA is coming when we will bo glad to get In the sun to get warm. Mr, and Mrs. James Byrd and two daughters, Misses Margaret and Rubla from Geneva ore spending the week's end with their aunt, Mrs. Will Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrney Heck and children ure spending a month at the beach enjoying the cool breezes and sand flies. The good news comes every day of some of our home boys getting back from overseas and how happy it makes us feel to thi/ik they were jhe lucky ones to get home again. How happy it makes the dear old father and mother feel to.see them coming back. There Is one thing we are all glad of and that is we. don’ t have to take our cattle to the dip in this awful hot weather. I don't think man or beast could stand to go through with it, for it is too hot to do any­ thing but stay in tlie shade through August. ' Mr. Jack Thompson'from DeLand is going Qj take charge of the D. 0. Brown market on Sanford avenue. We lenrn there are several beef mar­ kets going to open soon. Wc hope them all good luck Mr. and Kirs. N icola are spending the week end at their old home place at Soldier Creek. Mrs. Jack Vaughn has a nice rice patch that will be ready to cut in about ten days and that is a big Friday.- \ Mr. and Mr*. ' Burton Humes and little son accompanied them. The Humes art from Watertown, N. Y., and guests at the Chamberlain’s summer home at the bech. A. K. Powers has been In Talla­ hassee on n business trip. His little aon, Kfnchen accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camefon, Hen­ . The good rain Tuesday did cool ry and Eleanor were at Daytona the h o t-w a ve spriuv Wc need it Beach over Sunday , every day t o keep us cool. This is the hottest wave I ever saw 'for Herbert Squire has been in Jack­ many years. sonville to visit his brother, Byran It is getting time now to fix the and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ward and chil­ ground for planting garden Bccd and dren have been guests of .Mrs. Warda we will all be- glad to see the time come to plant'vegetables to eat in­ sisters in Jacksonville recently. stead of dry peas and canned goods. A daughter was born to Mr. and It does make a big saving at home. Mrs. Lee Kinurd August 9th. A garden is half the battle in n famMr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson Vnd a party of young people came It seems like the .aeroplanes have over from Etastis .for the party at stopped pnsaing by. Haven't seen A. B. Cnmeron’s last Thursday even­ ing given as a surprise for Mr. and them going by if they don't call. Mrs. Graham Hunter. It jvas a It would be so nice If we could only very pleasnt gathering with all of have n good place for them to land those invited in attendance except in Snnford. the honorces who failed to put in an LO N G W O O D PIC K -U P S 'Louis Entzminger returned home Sunday from overseas. We nre all glad to see Louijj home again but he says not half so glad as he is to be^ home.. AUGU8T 14 We are always prepared to meet your needs. We have a complete Actclyno Gas Welding Outfit and plenty of gas on hand at all limes* therefore we are always prepared to do all kinds of Weld­ ing. There la no Job too big or too Bmall/or us, they all receive our prompt attention by our : : : : : Skilled Welder-: : : : • .. . Auto Repairing and Accessories of all Kinds M IL L E R A N D SO U TH ERN T IR E S A N D TUBES C A R R Y LA R G E S T M IL E A G E G U A R ­ A N T E E for LESS M O N E Y W HERE SERVICE IS C ERTAIN First St. Sanford Ave A card was received from Mrs. R. L. Grier from Charlotte, N. C. They expect to leave today (Tues­ day) to drive back home.. The fam­ ily has had a fine time. head and died in a short time. His A card was received from C. IJ. wife was alone with him until morn­ Mr. and'Mrs. McDaniels and Mrs. Tyler from St. Joe, Michigan, theta ing. Besides his wife he leaves a son Sharpe of Oakland were the guests on a business trip. 1n New York City. He was buried of Mrs. Hardaway on Tuesday. C. M. Stowe of Cameron avenue in the Cntholic cemetery. The de­ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Entzminger is renovating and building Several ceased was born in Germany and had were shopping in Snnford on Mon- rooms to his house. lived in the U. S. about thirty years COM PANY J. F. McClellantf is building u — ten years' in East Sanford nnd .Mrs, Will Satcher has been spend­ tenant house. G_. W. Spencer has twenty years in New York City. He ing the week with her parents. built several tenant houses and John was about 62 years old.... Miss Lillian Waits was shopping Russell has "also built more tenant The Security' Lightning Rod Co. houses. in Orlnndo Saturday. of Burling, W ls„ have been placing J. C. Ellsworth and the now farm­ rods on many homes in East San­ Mrs. Wilkinson of Gainesville is visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. ing company have both been using ford. The'work is all done,with cop­ ronsiderable dynamite in’ their clear­ per cables. B. C. Kyles of Jackson­ Bill 1 Allen. ville is their representative for the . Miss Margaret Allen has returned ing operations. L,. M. Lucas had the misfortune soufhern states. from Gainesville where she was ink­ to break both bones ip his left arm ing a business course. O VIEDO Miss Lillian Wuils leaves Sunday last Friday while on a scaffold help­ Miss Mabel Swope entertained a for Williston where she will visit ing Mr. Glidewell build his house on West First street. L>r. Robson set few of her girl friends Saturday even­ friends for several weeks. the arm and it is doing well. ing in honor of Miss, -Bertha GutMrs. J. b. Dtnkel will go up to A young son of Mrs. J. G. Hasty tridge of Haines City. Jacksonville on Saturday Where she will he the guest of her daughter, was thrown from a running horse Miss Ella Belle Jones spent a few Mrs. H. It. Chapman for a week or last Friday afternoon apd received a days last week with Mrs. J. A. bud scalp wound and a general two. Clarke. shaking up. Dr. Robson came to Mrs. Q. L. West, Mrs. Mary West care for him. GENEVA and Mrs. I,. E .*W right visited Or We, understood J. C. Hall’s home but the score stood 8 to 2 in favor Mrs. Frank Pitts left Tor Tampa on Celery avenue was struck by landf) Tuesday. of Oviedo, On- Thursday afternoon last Saturday to join tier husband, NOW OPEN Mrs. R. W. Lawton entertained Oviedo und Longwood are to play at lightning one day last week hut not Catering to Commercial Men Miss Lois Grant went to Jackson­ much damage was dona. the Crochet Club Friday afternoon. Oviedo and much interest is being and Families _ ville Inst u'eek to visit her sister, Harry Ward has bought "ten acres Most of the members of the club manifested in this game. American I ’U n , Good Ka U. R a trs Itm o m b U Miss Callie Grant. Th e T A V A R E S IN N . Ta va rr*. F U . of land of B. Steel. The land joins were present nnd a most delightful Mr. liny Greene of Rollins Col­ Mrs. C. L. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Moran Mr. Ward's farm on Ueardull ave­ afternoon was spent: lege was in Oviedo Tuesday in the in­ West, Mrs. I. G. Sftnmons and Mrs. spent last Tuesday in Sanford shop­ nue. The land joins Mr. Steel's terest of the college. Chas. Lee entertained the club with ping. ( home place on the north. music and delicious refreshments of Miss Mary Leinhart spent Sun­ Mrs. .J. A. Worthy of Atnericus, The building known as the tile cream and cake were served. The day in Orlando with her sister, Mrs. Ga., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. mill has been torn down! It was club ■“will be entertained this week C. A. Brannon ■ V. T . Peters. one of the oldest buildings in East V by .Mrs. A. 'K. Crawford. Mr: and Mrs. E. A. Farnell nnd Mrs. Way and children of Amer­ Sanford. "There are only three older Mrs. C. G. Clough and little E. A. Farnell, Jr., spent several — the A. B. Cameron home. Joe icas, On., who have been visiting daughter of Lakeland are visiting days at Daytona Reach last week. Sirs. W av’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Cameron's ho mo and the W. W. Mrs. Clough's stNter, Mis. II. H L J’ Chambliss left last week for Miller home." The mill was built Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mrs, J. A. McCall. about seventeen years ago for the home. Clark and Miss Eunice Clarke visit­ Mrs. 0. A. Marshall is spending ed Sanford Inst Friday. Mrs. David Speer of Sanford is nuuuifacture of cement tile by G. F. the week end with her son, Dr. C. J. spending a few days with her-sister, Smith. Joe Cameron and the late Messrs. Enoch Partin, Theodore Marshall in Sanford.' J. N. Whitner were also interested Mrs. C. W. Culpepper. Aulin, Lee Wheeler und Tililen Ja­ in it. The property is now owned Messrs. Jones and Curry of the Mr. C. F, Olmstend of Ft. Pierce cobs visited Sanford Wednesday. by J, G. Hasty. Agricultural and Industrial Depart­ was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Au­ T h e .many' friends of Mr, ■Jarnb Netting died vbfy'suddenly ment of the Seaboard Air Line Rv IF ROUGH brey M oran-last week. Cushing will lie glad .to know that he last Tuhrsdav evening at, his home visited Oviedo Tuesday. ROADS INJURE The Oviedo ball team played the is improving rapidly and will soon be your tires bring them to our vulcioSorrento team Tuesday ufternqon. able to return to his home in Oviedo. izing plant and the injury will he re­ On account of a heavy rain storm it lb C. Hall spent tin- day in paired in a manner that will make was impossible to finish tile game Oviedo Sunday lifter having been the tires as good as ever. No merely for several months in Georgia. damaged tires are beyond our ability Edward Argo left Wednesday for to repair— only completely worn ones. So if you meet with a *wT| a short business trip to Waldo Quite a number of Snnford people accident don’ t worry about the cost visited Oviedo Monday evening in of a new otae. Bring the injured tire the intern t of the Fernaltl-Laugh ton here and it will he made all right again. 'Memorial Hospital Association. . McCormick and Deering Mowing Machs, H ay R a k e s and Harrows The TA V A R ES INN CASH PA ID FOR usod household-furniture ^hist be in fair condition. Beds Springs ' < hairs Dressers. Rockers,-etc.' . Call or Address: .121 Sanford Avenue The Wight, Tire Company continues to sell cars, their record for the past thirty days has never before been equaled in the city. Nine small Chevrolet, two large Chevrolets and three of the latest model Chandlers. They have on exhibit one of the new “ Chandler Sport”* models done in a rainbow blue with black running gear. The body is the very latest creation in a sport model, the color scheme, which is harmony to the last word, speaks only words of praise for the work of the master coach builder. On Wednesday evening the citi­ zens were called together at the Methodist church and Mr. T, Lingo and Mrs'. S. W were elected to represent Oviedo in San­ ford Thursday evening nt the Hos­ pital Association meeting. PHONE IT Sanford, Florid Daily Fashion These cars have been very scarce lately, due to the enormous demand for the “ car with the marvelous motor” but its thought that from now on the supply will increase, means that many more will be seen on the streets of Sanford We forgot to mention that the sales record of this progressive firm also shows four used cars sold during this period, is where we lead D IAM O N D TIR E S always outrun their mileage guarantee, that’s why riiore and more people are using theip every day. I f a Diamond tire cost you, right to the penny, what the highest priced tires cost, you'd get your moneys worth even then— but they are priced very moderately, the first cost of a Diamond is actually less than many, of the so called cheap tires. Ge a r c u t t in g * AUTO W ORK ACTELYNE W E L D IN G In fact anything in A SMART L IT T L E m a c h in e FRO SHOP W ORK. Bho may bo trying to figure total of two and one-half and S E M IN O L E BANK ANNEX ON M A G N O L IA A . * : ■ . ■ ESI 123 AVENUE --V : * ■ ■ ■ 1=3 « 0S9i 1 *' , _t - ■ ■ rv , >. ^ •mart effect of the little cheek serge dress trimmed'with-potketa and gir. die Of self-material and collar off! white hemstitched organdy. Medians N o lost time here, your work ready when. prom ised. D U V A L IR O N W ORKS JACKSONVILLE pav • H-A ' vr Hf rv/ftM ia 'jsx 6 hdG.'’< QP �: r * A • . t, t .• • r. S* -- -_:;- V :•;■ • . '~ >.»\' * *r 1-':. i A□ DEAL FOR YOUR ROUND DOLLAR — PHONt'181 'A F»*d f*r E t n j N » H “ ii- 1 SO M E o r o u t SPECIAL PRICES L A R G E Frames EASY Well, yea. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or display. at our store and get acquainted or phone 1GG for supply, Large or Small. Call a Your Patronage is Appreciated, Algood Oleomargerine and Everbest Margarine.—Always fresh (Ask Our Customers) J. W . Booth P H O N E 166 CURBSTONE_GLEANINGS BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E " EVEN TH E GATE POST N O T IN IT A Chief Is Among Yt> Taking Notea • and Faith, "H e ’ll Print ’e m ";.. So Saya Sauntcrer. • ■j Isn’ t it funny? W hat we call high cost of living In these dnys of high livjng And how we can all remember When there were, no autorf And very few silk Markings And people did not cat much And yet we all lived and Had our being and knew nothing Of the pleasures of today And there were few strikes iTIINDLE HOTEL w w JjSckSDHVILU’flA Europv&nPbn^CbatpIc^-nodcm-Sweofve^ outriderooms-Steamtinted•*l.Bup-Ci£in oowtfdkm-Convenient to&tayttuA$-In heart of City•Send for Booklet' *- 1 imrouusurra,proF’r • T N T LAST And talk*of the under dog And the guy who had something Wanted to add more to his roll . Regardless of whether he Was The boss or the working man. H e just had the little old idea Of getting while the getting was What you might call some better Than th6 ordinary daily routine Alt of which reminds, us that Sandbagging is not always confined To the,man who lingers in the alley And the victims are we poor huobV Who are standing in the highway Trying to get from between And out from under the two Millstones that are now mashing us. • • * 11 Women in New Smyrna shot oil her husband's- head the other day. i Other men ot my acquaintance have ! their heads talked off by their wives whirh makes me think that hubbies are bound to lose their beads any­ how, so what's the use? rr Chase Mosquitos Aw ay t6 Stay With fthlUratlRz; Jrilfhlftil — d h !!*• » 4u* fcomL Get*! ittf tlai U utt Btul h«U*# ft# f*HP iktn BlrfBlSCDl. <L*»rtnlr#t| to i rrp tb rra r t f . O f | w f l4 fk . tBamltiitit itiil onj# t frw dm* Ko Hit K.aif I i ira) f i d i t ^ h « r « a r j . VT.11 h<d fUitl llurO. A ?“** will jit! i t*f b RArfiiit A\m r r ^ a m o iW a * A MflBtliilV Pftl# fl'fS* faot-'iV rt**<f*» N . Her. BJlCl. elC. JUk JtAif tlfiUr, of Tho *\ e \ 0 V t a e Co,. M ontgom ery, A la . • * •** Understand that my old friend, Forrest Lake will run for Congress this time, meaning that he will be elected. Hon. Scars has hud it three terms and cannot say that he should have a second form now to show what he can do. I also understand that nil the congressmen now in of­ fice will have opposition as the people are not at all satisfied with their work during the war times. • CATES CRATE COM PANY, look nfter their interests in this Kay Krnuth the manager and Mr. ■strike and that if they do, not go 'and Mrs. Campbell the attractive back he will have* nothing to do with dining room had been made beauti­ it I really think that they should dp ful .with vases of rosea on every just that little thing. The shop men table. Electric fans made the room of course can' do just as they please most cool and comfortable and the about it, and do .not need to take neatness was the watchword and my advice only I am with Wilson everything was spick and span. The on this little matter and every other tables were supplied with everything that the market affords and in or­ little matjer. der to have nice fresh tomatdes Mr, Well, if it goes from had to worse Krnuth had sent ns far us Baltimore * and the trains stop running I can to get them. live on fish aivl sweet potatoes. And anyhow the boats are running to Jacksonville and little old Sanford is better off than some of her neigh­ bors. The opening day was a great success.and those who dined at the, Seminole feel, that Sanford has one of the finest nnd most up to date places in the state. Seminole count;- needs a hospital a'.id it is 'u p jo the real med and women of the county to get busy and see that a hospital is assured’. We have tho chunco for one' now nnd it should not be turned down. Daily Fashion Hint THE BIG FEED HOUSE « • ty of electrical troubles on autos and guarantee all our^ work. We also have competent mechanics- to overhaul your car and can give you satisfactory service if your (roubles are large or small. We are . m l a d k l p h ia «• • * Guaranteed 18 Months let YOUR nest BATTERY be a PHILADELPHIA. ■ Sanford Battery Service Co. L. A. RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenue After the fire Mrs. Maine* gath­ ered her guests and served most delightful punch and enkes. Those present were: Mrs. Geo Hyman, Mrs. Philipps' Mrs. I’. E. Pitts, Mrs. Ernest BettsMrs. Leslie ‘ Bryan, Mrs. Forrest Gntehel, Mrs. Stewart Telford. Mrs. McAllister, Miss Clara Milieu, and Miss. Minnie Stewart. We meet with Miss Clara Millen next Monday ufternoon at four o’ clock. Phonejl89 7048 'DGO FOB LEADEItB OF TH E IN T E R ­ M E D IA T E SET. A prolty frock adds to the Joy of living, no matter If tho wearer Is tiny, hence the cheery look on the countenance of the lady to tho left who wears a Ian chnmbruy frock. Tho collar Is trimmed with embroid­ ery. while buttons and pockets emp­ hasise (he panel front of tho dress. The sides aro plaited to-a fitted bod­ ice. All of this out of three and three-quarter yards of 3G-lnch mate­ rial,'for n six-year old. One nnplrcs to serge nnd alpaca nrnntid the ages of twelve or fourteen nnd the proper way to mnko it Is with n square yoke-to which tho high wnlstcd skirt Is plaited. Belt nnd enllar are of contrasting silk Mediumsire requires 2 yrfrds 54-1itch mate­ rial First Model: Pictorial Itovlow Dress No. 7948. * Sfies, 6 .to 14 yca^s. Price, 20 cents. Second Model: No. 79G0. Sites, 6 to 14'years. Price, 20 cents. Room Opens The Seminole dining room or gfill opened last Sunday morning at the breukfusl hour ami from that time until the close nt night this fine hotel did a thriving business. Under tho skillful hands of* Mr. You are j i A as safe in sending your your $10.00 Silk Shirt to us as you would be in sending the grimest, dirtiest pair of overalls in ’ Sanford. | | | | ,| Let Us Look After All Your S o ile d Clothing The Dixie Steam Laundry • . Leesburg, Florida ROBERT GLENN IGOU, Agent. Phone 299 / :-A if $ r You «nn see the horrors of wur when one of our fine young men like Joe Chittenden comes home crippled for life and it makes me pause to think there is something rotten aboi^ sending our hoys over there' to fight at thirty dollars a month while others were Ig/t over here to draw down * extortionate wages while resting securely in the work shops and ship yards. If there is ever another war— but then we will not have another one soon for the profiteers have made enough money to last them for fifty years. • • • . r J.V Betts ’ th e* clean est, coolest a n d n ew est ice c re a m p a r lo r in S a n fo rd *; I see that clubs are being formed in mnny of the cities of tb® ladies who will go without stockings before they will pay the high price for silk stockings. This is a good idea nnd ‘one that will no doubt be fol­ lowed in this town. In fact I have already seen some of the jadies going around their regular household du­ ties,and working in the yards with­ out any stockings and there is really hothing indecent In this now depart­ ure, don't you know? And if they all decide to go without stockings this summer it will not only be cool­ er but will syve the head of the fam­ ily considerably cash, believe m?. ' C o m e in a n d cool off. Ic e cre tim a s p e cia lty * N u n n a lly rs fa m o u s candies fresh by express, cigars, c o ld d rin ks a n d -cLi I s ta tio n e ry , *• * t♦ Sunday ice cream orders a specialty N u t door to Perk in t 4 Drill •-T-r* - • ij: 5 m 0. MOTOR CO. NFO RD FL 5 I hav* enough confidence in President Wilson to believe that he wiU do just what he saya he will do ana whyn he Mates that if the shop­ men will go back to work he will « the official service station for th*e famous * Dear Saunterer: Can you tell me what position Or­ lando now occupies Ln the state league? FAN. Dear Fanny: 1 do not know. Tbu will have to ask Bartow. ^ * /0r t * • • ♦ V IU i;i;l The Pipe Organ Club Met with Mrs. Schclle Maincs last’ Monday afternoon. Despite theexcitement of the fire so near we hud an interesting and enjoyable meeting. We are anxious that more .of tfie members- of the Baptist churrh join our. club. We meet every Mon­ day nftatimpn nt four o’clock. Al­ ready wo have a neat littlt* auiu stored away for our Pipe Lrgnn. Seminole Dining Let us inspect your battery FREE, put dis-‘ tilled water in FREE, . *We make a special* P 1 Just heard that we are about to lose that mule lot and 'hill board on the corner of Magnolia and Second. Great Removal Sale. Well, all things runic to those that A. Rnffeld must move from his wait and some of us have been wait­ prrsenl location in the Peoples ing sometime. Bank Building and offers his entire • » I stock of Ladies and Gents Furnish­ rt July has passed nnd but one ings at greatly reduced prices. baby has been born within the city Ladies dresses and waists, camisoles, limits of Fort Pipper. What’ s the etc. and Men's silk shirts, suits and matter with July?— Fort. Pierce Tribshoes are all marked down at- prices unq. that will make them move. See Hut why blame it on July, brut he r the advisement* in this issue. This I would rise and remark what is the store is in the old postolllre building. mutter with Ft. Pierce? M OP’ SEALED TINS ONLY AT YOUR GQOCERS L. F. Roper ■ >? V j W h a t , G r o c e r ie s ? « Purina Scratch Fred Purina ('hlckrn Chowder W . C. Oal* I (lab tirade llardaeod Aabe* W e have it, can get it, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere TO PEBD -* II S .00 11.75 111.75 f l.ie 50 lb Ijp of lord Oklahoma Hoar, SI lb aack 100 lb* Ha far A Coed Scratch feed, no black wed Builds * - ♦ ’» ■ V * * ... ' . - - ‘ ! ■ ■ y nFSirtffl , 'i& t - �present who were owners or agents of the owners of property would bo heard by the board and that any and all complaints us to the valua­ tions of the property raised by the board and advertised could be made and would be given due considera­ tion, and there being no complaints from such owners or agents the boarg decided to adhere to the valuations made by the tax assessor and as raised by the board of county com­ missioners sitting as a board of eiUjalizani—t*n—the Tib day of July A. D. 1919. Hood—Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes____ It was thereupon ordered that the tax assessor be and is hereby in­ structed to assess the property at the vacation fixed by himself as tax assessor except in such cases as the valuations were changed by the board of county commissioners sit­ ting as a board of equalizers and in the latter case covering all such val­ uations as were fixed by the board the tkx assessor must use such valu­ ations' in plate of the -valuations fixed by him. REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS FORDS A SPECIALTY K M OBILOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES PHONE NO. 41 — REMEM BER WE HAVE . l T H E . NO. FOUND IT! T il e d a is y A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious to Water,'Chemical Decomposition, Atmosphere and Moisture. ■* Mode from that same material adopted by the Government lo withstand Nitric and I’icric Add tests in the construction o f its Immense acid plants. Our supply is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES, FLA. Stock in yards and 25,000 ready for shipment. i M A H O N E Y -W A LK E R CO. I from ad valorem taxation and the estimated receipts from other sources will he available. HANFOIttl. H-OltlllA I..19 ML- BOARD OF COM­ MISSIONERS MEET mwM .ri ’ i* i l I m Continued from last issue Motion of L, IV Swope 2tul by L. !’ Hagan, and carried, the fo l­ lowing resolution was adopted' Ifc V i l l t 1 *, , i *1] i i Jj He i f vtl f t p * i ■ hU ti County resolved ( mi nty. Is liv i he B o a rd of Commissioners of Seirtintde i llJTeliy . . . . . . Hnr.da, that ca lled and , an ••l-etn.ii o rd ere.d . to An Kftllmalv uf ihr N e r t , , , , , pi-nnm for Srmlnulr ('atanl,. T h r follesjijc I. an calimata ,,f the tinrPeters. .1. V. Woks, u nd M. .K, *-«.arv i ,e--Ti»rt of Srminot** County, Klorlil* (or Ihr f i»«* a I yt*r from October 1,1. 1919 lo Dooley. Scptomlicr 10th I92rt n« ■•«lim»<*‘l hv Ihc Tliiant of County C o m m i , . inner.. In ami for n.7, It.. It. Roburt, J. E Seminole County at their regular meeting on Augu.t t i l l , 1919. *' Snyder,* i;. Jiii'ulis. aud I*. B General rl fu nd Salary of Clerk of the Circuit l.'aurl Collins, n» O iu n ty Auditor ami Clerk rh<- County ('um m iulanrri I 1500.00 Precinct 1ii.!*. C E. Mat her*. y lo IVr ill'- rn 1191100 ami Mileage ttsztm of l ' „ m „ 072 on E Mathers, I E. Keditt, I’ av of Sheriff ft for atioetlaiiee on W Mon-m an l ’ nt 4*ofit mii nrmr« IH.HO non.oti AHnrni'V |nf Co tin l > Cum. J 40.00 ‘ rednet N o . 9. T. D. H artley, T. Siip#*r vUnn of lUgUtrntinn County I'lr. nieian nr»o on ,, Lewis. J A. Iti-ttine, anti J i nunly f U rm.rist mt tf u A sj*-r» t 12on oo !•» IT h i r t Hot]** Joo.on N Seari-v. Rtfolr-i t«t Jnti •joo.oo |n,ir> nit ». . w* . . . . . . .. . . F Ufnlturr & Fisftlr*** f»*r Cl, Him«* riTinrl No. 1 I, .1, \\ . O h I p p h , A . i Furniture* A Fixture* Jail 100 00 u he ., H. „ N|u)u.n Mullen, A ,, FuMl.r. anU W. 1J . n ,.tUr.l Mallard, . . ' i I n ju r .nee I n d d r a lili * held, pursuant to the provisions of [ Preeinct N o. 10. James Heed. J, f mo! A.jiliiion. n. Poor Chapter 8195 of the laws of Florida, ' 11 mi«* anti farm Acts Ilf 1919, in and throughout l i - Martin. A.. C. Sjoblom, and A Furniture At KUm,,.,. v *ir ! I *# ** c» i , i ftnil Firm F.i|tpfifrt, ( ip. raDuh •w»r ^|nti«r Si'tninolt* ('m inty, ill the nt«vi*ral K. Sjfrfilnm. i ;i"t F* n*r.il I t.J!j yic pl.i< • - u ft* re 11 » i. t Fi-.n u .i- h» l.l 11 •GU'i pinui t v . f' •r ; i rj •i"> . . i» i\ < ' j» ctuijj I h* jir«>\i^n»n uf >.ii»l I haj- t : f1 | p \ I 1- ( • r i. i- h <•r i «> i uwt r u r 1 1 d i •' 11,1, . |,. i n; , 11;, * sail) K l r r t i 1 11f J j i i i n i! i<\ Lhl-IISP sfit! Farm VMmwii ni*«- In Pan [i . *. 1..f P r ......... < <T■-Da r' lei i|ij * *t h ' - n m( »»f Pi* i * J IJr->r * A \\ tint — * Jn afiit % 1n-iut'ilii F * * » f • Mlr u .f. and i 'inti riiiiU1*^ |1U La u i >t K I-. [)u n n . tn cur tv ter a 196 of tile Laws of Florida, -the tire arms, approved and license or­ same being Entitled An Art to Pro-' dered issued. liihit the running nr" roaming at Notary public bond of S.- F. iJotidlarge of hogs or swine in said Seminey approved. mile County. Florida, said election Krcurd tlookn__ Advfictislnx rrt)utr*>d liy law Tax \ ('iimmlaihirift of T a t J*h»■f i It ft, I »#-nr rill, (* i tuft IV nr ft ? * <"i t*f. !| i f » ami urni»r»l rti«rl w•irk There having lu.cij HO Lids * re­ I ‘ I'triM* of I.(erfmu* !{••«« r %* #1 lur ( '*tnl ceived for the work in Jessup Drain1919. agi District, on motion of (,) P h or I lie purposi of lioliiiug rucli & Mnifji* \ iiml Swope, secoridi'il h\ ( ’ W Kntr.- Salat v .rf II<iail It.iu-f Sii p e r i » * n l * i lection ami mak.t.g return- o f t h e imriger ami oartied, clerk is instruct­ Flint In I •' I otn'f* (nr [(o«i| Itti ole—’ act .ifler i n \ ,i-sl ng I lie same, » D* r 11*•m ed to re-ad vcriise (or tnds in re FadI Ui i)t hri pr raiin.a f«*r Rt-ad Inthe following electors are hereby ■perl ion Jessup Druinage District. *■ (*•»■! Material lo he held on the lbth day of Sept i -i i •] a|ipointed inspectors precincts, the last in the several named Comitmnicafmns received, ip each I and ordered filed. case to. act as Clerk. Prhcinct N o .I, T im Keane. F. E. Giles, A*. W. Wat lien and \V. F. Shelly. Precinct I ;<).2, A. S. Hawkins . J. C. Moffett, Jus. A. JoluisOa, und J. W. 'Hell. - read Communication from T a x Asses­ sor A. Vaughan, received and rend, in reference to assessment of A tla n ­ tic Coast Line Huilroud Co., in Sem­ inole Co., and on motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by C. W . Entzmfnger and carried, clerk*is instruct­ ed to send co py of letter to State Comptroller and ask the reason whj' i Periling* and rare i*f Convlrta. Salary of Ferry mm Pay men i » on umiunt of road* * built hy contract I ' i y m m t i on armtinl of bridiye^ buih by ('ontrart Paid lo I rirorporateif rilie* and Re«i'r%’rd for ( ’ ontlng^nHi** noo.oo 1300. HO 100.00 lOOl! Oil (mi tin c o n v i c U ____ __________ .... ......... Pay of Juror. In Criminal Caaea Salary nf Jailer Hraerved for Conllngrnciea . ______ , 1jiHI (HI Jtid no 100OO lOOOtJR) /or W om ens C b iltlr v r i s and M ens Shoos. • -j (■ M’d T Sanford,'Florida ' r RO LLINS ^ ______ - (L A K E COLLEGE V IR G IN IA ) -- --------- GEORGE M O R G A N W A R D , D. D., LL.D Oldest College In Florid* L* .Inter-Denominational A IM T o provide n liberal education, a generous culture, u thorough training of the physical, Intellectual ahd spirit­ ual nature.. OFFERS Four-Joar course leading to A. B. degree. Prc-profesBional courses in Agriculture, Medicine, Engineering, Law and Theology. Specinl departments: Music, Commerce, Homo Econo­ mics, Normal, Fine und Applied Arts und Academy. Roarer of Lertures for 1919-20 includes a largo number of authors, scientists, artists and professional men of na­ tional prominence. . Naval Unit with instruction for ten ratings. Strbng athletic program including aquatics. Expenses moderate. Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919. For catalog and other Information address: THE SECRETARY, R O LLIN S COLLEGE Winter Park, Florida' .$ 15.00 , 31.70 W ilhairv- l 1.00 John B. Stetson University 20.00 10.55 51.66 97.69 64.23 49.01 LINCOLN IIULLEY, Ph.II.. Litl.D., LL.D., President Del.and. Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG 18.50 1 in: ( i l t A l t r A T t : n K P A H T M E N T — D a m r a <>[ M a.tr >’ of Alla .tldSrlrnrr, T H E ( H I . I . E U K UK LltlKItAL ARTS FOR M E N —Twrnly-onc drp.rlmrn., in .11 T H E r O L L E O K O f I.IIIEItAt. A UTS f o i l W O M E N A woman dran. trparalr dor m llnrlra . T H E C O I.I.E UE O l' L A W — Urad ualr. prarllre in I'lniMa olllioul namlnallon. T I I E n i l . L K f i K o f E N U I N K K I U N G -C o u ra ra In r n f in r c r ln f Iradlns lo* d rfirra . T H E C O L L E G E f o i l T E A C H E I I S , K .p r f l.l lr for flo rld a I r a r h r r .. T H E C O L L E G E O f lll'NKNK.HS llanklnp, llnokkrrplnp. Shurlhand. T j p f. f l l l n f . T H E A C A I I E M V — I'rrparra Tor alt hlfb (r a d e r o llr (ra , T H E S C H O O L O f M E C H A N I C A I I T H - P n r baya and younp mm, T H E S C H O O L O f M CHIC I’ lanu, plpr organ, violin, volrr. harmony, rhortia nork. T H E S C H O O L OK F IN E A R T S — 45.50 8.23 27.26 .7 J 251.50 359.03 19,86 32.01 32.00 20.67 107.70 Specinl Attention is Called to 28.7 0 975 75 I 110.00 36.00 30.60 50.00 23.00 6.60 1 I h*- I'ri-llminor} Cnur.r In \grlrulmrr lli,tan> , lllahjg,. Org.mr and In .rg.mr 1 h.-rni,tr>. ({Ualilallvn and (|Uanllla1lv n ana!)„U, Agrlrulmrol Chrmi.tri, Min.-rahigy. (irolog y, ,*tc*. I Ilf I'rr Mt'dlral Cour.n ehy.ii,logy, lliologr, Anatomy, llarlrrlology. Ill-lrohigy, /.«tnh.gy, Ilntany, Gv /.oology. Hotany, Gt-nrral Chrmf.lry, Inorganic ( hrmUiry. Organic Chcmiitry, (|ualitaltvc and quanlllalltp Chrml.trjr, I'hjalra, T h r Cnur.r for llrllg'ana W o r k e r . —In Ilibliral Lltrralurr, lllalory, Engll.h, Paychology. Pedagogy, Ethira, Logic and Thrlam.' 12.00 4.00 C. W. Kntzminger 8.00 K. II. Kilhee Fine A: Forfeiture Fund '16.00 Schelle M nines 50.01) David Speer 65.00 E. A. Douglass 25.00 1 E. A. Dougluss tono.oo E. F . H o u s h o ld e r ................ 200U.no Florida Safe & Lock Co. 26.40 1 44.09 9.53 ......• 141.35 - 56.23 77.00 - 6.00 . .......... 16.30 4.00 ,. .64 fSSSSS L. G. Stringfellow sooo.on E. E. Brady fido.eu E. E. Brady soo.oo E. E. Brady ’ S',00,00 Schelle Maine* 1500.00 R. C. Whitten , . f:,o.oo 7*0.70 It. C. Whitten It. C,. Whitten Vault Doors, Fire Proof Safes, , Safety Deposit Boxes. Prompt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida KEEP YOUR EYE O N THE HERALD W A N T COLUMN BICYCLES - - BICYCLES 200.00 300.00 7*0.00 <150.00 5 3*90.00 I t • » < th reupon m o l v r d that the Clerk id t h e ’ Circuit Court bo directed lo have the foregoing ratlmate* e.tfm aa made by the Hoard puhli.hed in a newepaprr in Ihf. c-vunty by one In.erlinn and that . copy thereof proper­ ly rerlifled-he forwarded to the Comptroller of (he Stale of Florida. It > u further reaolved that at a .preiaf meeting of thia Hoard to be held on the |6th day id Aururt A. D. 1919, the foregoing eatimalea .hall be taken up and eon.ldarrd and acted upon and at the aarae tim e the tat l e v y - f o r Ih* year A. D./C9I9 witt ba made. Dong- and ordered In regn* thia the 4th day of Auguat A. DOUGLASS E. A. Cl*rk Hoard ol County Commiaaionera. Ih Allen Allman Wm. Wood A. W . Moreinnn Tropical \‘eg. Co Mahoney-Walker Co. Vo. Co. Heal Estate Co. Overland Sales & Serv. Co_ Lawton Bros. The Texas Co K. A. Farnell M. S. Nelson w. E. Hawkins Hill H d w . Co. J. M. Waits j . M. Wynn . Wight 'Grnc. Co Hill Lumber Co Igou & Igou Igou & lgotl Chiiluota Mfg. Co N. C. Jacobs Fred T Williams \ .1 It Junes D. II ( Huliun I U0.00 W. K. Fuller 300.(io Alex Foster .1 0 0 .0 0 1000,01) \\r. A. Whitcomb . 2S00 oo 200.00 Alex Foster i mi no L. I’ . Hagan '.oo oo ! (). p. Sw npe t 7600.00 Tick Era die .lion Fund Payment of T i m e W a r r a n t ! ____ t 3500.00 Intrrrat on T im e Warrant! 390.00 f^T f i q CHASE & CO M PANY Road & Bridge Fund , |QO IH) ( . t 8360.00 lloildlng Fund Payment of T im e Warrant. 5 55(h).00 Interrat on Tljne Warranta________ _ 2100.00 j L E T U S Q U O T E Y O U O N Y O U R R E Q U IR E M E N T S OF A L L K IN D S O F M A T E R IA L — W E W ILL SAVF YOU M O N E Y A N D G IV E YOU — GOOD SE R V IC E — $97.96 1(Hi ml 1s Toni* and Mnrhinerj, r*«*r ami rvpni r* U v r Hlock, Cuii, C i fp a Feeding Paid for Fie** J.aLnfV ,_____ ___ P i y of Convert fluanfa lowni. Sur ir y in i: 7JO 00 &oo.do 200.00 $31 S-10.70 Precinct ! u. 3. C. L Britt, G . *P. f l n r A f l y f r l l n r r , Fund Paxton, Du lid Speer, and F. I*. Sheriff £ Ilrpu |r«, coat hin« * 2000.00 there has been no increase. Cog.i.M*., m.t b ill.____ 100.00 Hines. rat hill 100.00 Clerk instructed to draw warraqU>^rojjftyh'ud**'Viot* hi|0|»T<* r'"" 500.00 Precinct N o.4. A. A. Hicks, F. A. 100.00 to take up certificates of indebted- j Juolc* «f the IV«cr. cu,t bill, soo.oo Johnson. A. V. McGuinn, and Leo­ ness Nos. 1 to 8. account Sominole j ii.iuft r„>-. c , imi7,.i Court .1 0.00 nard Kelts. 500.00 County Guard, saitl ccrtifilcates held Wl,nM* 200.00 Court Stenographer Precinct No. 5, T . .L. Cushing, N . by the First NationalMlank of Fan- Other ripenara of Criminal I’ roaecutinna . _ „ _ _ 200.00 J. Tanner, O. G. Walcott, ami H. B. ford, said certificates and interest to Sheriff', fommaiaion of Kinea C*lMcCall. Ipi-Ic L f 200 , 0 0 . date amounting to $4284.49, feeding Priaonera__ _ ________ I 500.00 Precinct N >5. J. W. Flynt, G. T . It was announced that all those Tranaportatinn paid dUchargrd r COTTON SEED M EAL CASTOR PO M ACE T A N K A G E J '' ASH ES The tax books being ready to be returned to the tax assessor tor the purpose of extending the taxes there­ on as provided by law the board of county commissioners took up the matter of malting (an estimate of the necessary expenses for the fiscal •year, from October 1st, A. D. 1919, to, the IlOtb day of September A. D, 1920), and having considered the'receipts estimated by the clerk and the valuation of the property 'o f the county as shown by the assessment roll prepared by .jh e lax assessor and having given full consideration to the needs and necessities of the County Guard Fund county and the requirements for the 10.00 different purposes to hieet the. ex­ Geo. Fox, Agent First National Bank.............. 3858.90 penses dnring the said fiscal year have determined and do hereby de­ $3868.90 clare the following to he the expenses Building Fund and nil special and extraordinary the j I gnu & Igou 46.00 expenses contemplated for 14.25 fiscal year next ensuing and fnr [ F. H. Harris 37.70 which (he revenue for the year 1919 E. A. Douglass Cars Washed and delivered— W e Will Call . for and Deliver Your Car. s - in Frank Harris 50.00 If. C. DuBosc 20.00 Mrs. L. C. Glisson... ......... 25.00 \V. C. Williamson ...... G5.00 Herald Printing Co................. 41.88 Florida Times-Union........5.00 Sou. Utilities Co. ................. 4.50 Jas. H. Cowan.......... ........ 1.30 Sou. Utilities Co. .......................15.19 Hill Hardware Co................... 17.20 L. R. Philips & Co. ....... 3.41 Underwood Typewriter Co.... 66.75 E. A. Douglass ... 75.00 Dr. S. Pulcston....................... 25.00 Dr..J. N. Tolar. ..... 6.00 Dr. J. T. Denton . 20.00 Celery Ave. S t o r e .................. 123.08 WoodrufT & Wntson 6.25 Geo. D. Barnard Sta. Co ... 276.60 Tampa Tribune Tub. Co 5.00 H, & W. B. Drew Go....... 8.88 J. J. Dickinson....... ,.... ......... ' 6.65 ■W. C. Williamson .......... 46.45 R. C. W hitten.,*........ ............. 8.20 E. E. Brady ..... ............ L. 13.00 A. A. Moran....................... 85.00 It. B. Lynch....................... 85.00 D. H. Hooker. ....................... 91.65 J. W. Nixon......... ............ 10.00 D. E. Hart r...................... 85.00 E. A. Douglass ....... 23.79 II. C. Dulloae, Pros.-.. ...... 124.00 L. A. Brumley 4.40 L. P. H agan,....’ 12.00 C.- W. Enti'mlnger . 18.00 O. P. Swope 7.40 E. H. Kilhee . 12.80 First National Bank 425 59 Reports of the soveral county of­ ficials read, approved 'and ordered m*d. • ' i Warrants paid during the month of July were ordered cancelled. The (ollrtwing hills as audited -by While we have gone into the Auto Accessory and Auto Tire and Vulcanizing Business we are still in the Bicycle Business and are now Better Prepared than ever to serve you in our Bicycle Repair Department and can better supply your demands for the Best Bicycles Manufactured. • We carry a big stock and a complete line of all Bicycle Accessories aud Childrens Velocipedes and Toy Automobiles. Everything on Wheels. See us when you need wheel goods. f . . Phone 251-W i Sanford, Florida 'i ; * '• 115 Park Ave. • t* - *- * »' V �AUGUST 15. 1919 TH E SANFORD HERALD - - l ** — —— ■ ■ ■ __ •. ■ ■— equipment to where they should be, materially and financially. I f the present owners of the rail­ road aro-running them as they say at a loss with no future prospect of remuneration they should only be too ({lad to net their money returned to them and to hand the business over to others more capable. Where in this can be found any reason for the use of the word "confiscation?” From A. C. Peel, Chrm. There s no doubt about it. Flics not only v cows and the milker, but they keep you iroi all the milk you should. . ' And there’ s no doubt about this either ^ rid of flics at milking time— and the sure way Spray u on just before milking. P R A T T S don not taint P R A T T S dots not burn or blister the hide. P R A T T S does not t; gum up the hair. 1 G ive your cows a chance to give more milk. G ive your wor L a chance to get their rest. Give P R A T T S a trial. ^ “ Your Money Back I f You A re N ot Satisfied," L. ALLEN SEED COMPANY Sanford, Florida THE PEO PLES Co-Operalton An editorial In answer to Editor Holly's editorial entitled The Ques­ tion of Labor appearing in the San­ ford Herald of Aug. 1st, 1919. Ed­ itor Holly says the co-operative plan is the only solqtion for the chaotic condition now prevailing (Thank you, Father Time, I ’ ve been trying to convert Boh Holly for 15 years to . tho. co-operative plan). Now, let’ s analyze co-operation or ratty*?’ define-co-opmrtforn and I think in FORUM my crude nnd uneducated way being an uneducated working man — a striker, if you please, at the time being). Definition of Co-operation, ns ap­ plied to all tho people. Lot those things collectively, used he collectively owned and adminis­ tered by the government in the in­ terest of all the people—all our pres­ ent economic ills are caused by the private ownership in tho means of life, viz, private ownership "of trans- VAGB FIVE portation communication and tho mills, mines nnd factories and the qatural resources of Mother Earth: If Mother Earth has denied 99 per cent of her children these blessings Father Timo is now about to restore them. Friend Holly, wo aro in the transition period, passing from com­ petition to co-operation. You chnotic business men sit tight, V c the organized working class have nn ar­ ticulate body, one that can act nnd that surely if nothing else he accom­ plished in this present great railway strike will force, has already forced congress to swat the unholy profit­ eer. More Anon. Vs i L i t ; W. P. Fields, Americana and Yankees. Although Canada la part o f tfc« continent of America, tho nnms American l« utnnlly limited to citizens o f the United States. A rent Ynnkeo Is supposed to have been _ born nnd raised In one of die New, England slntes, but outside of this country tho nnmc Is applied Indiscriminately to people o f the United Stales. Daily Fashion Dint Createst Name In Goody-Land R ia a w n i C L i v ^ t Wc arc now manufacturing Bee H i v e Malcxlal from Selected Cypress h o a r d s , "T h o Wood Eternal.” which East C o n s t beekeepers seem to be particularly well ■cased with. 10 Frame ’SOc, each GOc each 40c each 10c each 50 per 100 Ends mortised for top and bottom bars, bored fur wires, top bar grooved and wedge furnished. Shallow Frames, for supers (name as nbovo)...._....... $3.50 pcr'100 A LL M A T E R IA L S H IPPE D K N O C K E D .D O W N . NAILS FUK• NISH ED AT S L IG H T A D D IT IO N A L COST In addition to material listed above we manufacture several different sizes and grades iif frames,^elr., and will furnish details on request. Top Board ___ Standard Bedy Shallow Super Bottom Board W R IT E YARD NEAREST YO U — WE HAVE T H E M AT Titusville, Cocod, Eau Gallic, Fort Plcrcei Stuart and Miami, Fla. General Offices— Fort Pierce, Fin. N o w is the tim e to place yo u r order fo r the <‘F o rd s o n Tractor. $750.00 P ric e o f T ractors Power E xten sio n prices i. o I F ac to ry N E W A N D DISTINCTIVE STYLES. One resolution "denounced the Dark hluo velours do lalno Is well labor demands," the other denounced ndnp'lcd to tho development of tho "th e proposal to take over the rail­ first frock pictured. Tha lines nrs roads and the attempted confiscation straight and simple, though tho nddltlon of long wool frlugo to tho bolt of private propr. . ' and Imck panel, ami n fur collar to As to the first: The llailrond Shop tho squaro-cut neck nro- extremely Tho cuffs nro of Crafts were appealed to from all dressy features. fur to correspond with tho collar. sides to remain at their work to do Medium slzo requires 3’ 4 yards G4their very best to keep the railroads Inch mntorlal. For the woman who likes pictur­ working. Posters were issued by the government nnd posted in nil the esque effects for hmiso affairs, tho shops urging nil the men to do their dress to the right fs especially suit­ ed. With n skirt of black and white utmost, us the winning of the wur satin striped taffeta In worn n tunicdepended upon the moving of freight blouse of white Batin, trhnmed with and troops. Any differences of rovers nnd cuffs to correspond with wages and working ’conditions would tho skirt. Tho squaro-cut-vcat In fin­ he equitably settled later. ' While ished with n hemstitched hem, Mo* dlum size requires 3 yards 36-inch other workers were striking aqd re­ check and 3 yards 40-Inch plain ma­ ceiving seventy-two, then eighty nnd terial. > First Model: Pictorial Review Cos­ ultimately a dollar and over per hour the rnilrond- shop crafts were in tume No. 7908. Sizes, 34 to 44 In­ ches bust. Price, £f> cents. receipt of from forty-five to sixty• Second Model: Costumo No. 7990. eight cents. Responding to these Sizes, 34 to 48 Inches bust. Price,-36 appenls to t heir patriutirm t hey workrd long hours night and day and even i Sundays. Many overtaxed their strength, no engine loo hot hut they i would try to keep the wbrk up so the wheels would turn. , The public has no idea what it means to do ns 'the railroad shop crafts did during this time. And now, the war being over, the Orlando Board of Trade wants to fulfill the pledge given Ub and re­ ward us by "exhausting the financial and military resources of the coun­ try" to defeat us. In Uin Wide World Magazine, 1909, appeared the following: "A homo nnd twenty-five hundred dol­ lars a year for you. Five aero farms one hundred dollars, a city lot free. Como to Taft, Florida," etc., etc. On the strength of this and other ads several old soldier * veterans bought these farms. For ten acre* and two city lots two hundred dol lurs in cash were paid. Ln July 25, 1919, -ten years afterwords these same ten acres could i\ot he reached without wading, through eighteen inches of water. One- of the principals and benefi­ ciaries of this transaction is at pres­ ent a 'member nnd presumably a re­ spected and representative member of the Orlando Board of Trade. Further comment ia superfluous. As to the seqpnd: Tho workers of the railroads do not want to own them; they do not w ant to confiscate them. But they know from veri­ fiable statements made by financiers and'those'in position to know how the railroad finances have been wa­ tered And manipulated. They know something of the- "nepotism " that prevails from the General Super­ intendent to the commonest laborer; they know that to "hob-nob" with the boss (s a better recommendation for promotion than genius-or charac­ ter; in short, they know that under lamest selling gum ^ in the world nat­ urally has to have a package worthy o f Its c o n ten ts . So look for ‘East Coast Special’ • Bee Hives ix The Shop Crafts Itcply y ir* y s m U U IC ,Y iF »L llT WRIGLEY5 (n the scaled package that keeps all of Its goodness lo. That's whv The Flavor Lasts I ,2£ £ ‘? CMr wcra A* * M Aurcr-tm nN »T UAL Hl&UW HAJI.1 ALL IMADCV X T O r o iiO K X J^otYTrtOLD-Tiarr- turn nrr cuarantzo WHfTB ORCRAY23*EACH CAPo»FRINGE SHAPE H A IR N E T S I H010 TK.Hr BAIR WAVIRi 101 A PAtKACt Has Made Good in Florida and' Texas for the Past Four » A prominent grower of Sanford, Flor­ ida, whose name we can furnish on application, purchased 20 pounds of our Woridbeater Pepper *in December 1918. H e reports that many of the plants bore as high as 9 marketable peppers the first picking. The average was 4 peppersper plant for the entire acreage the first picking, or a total o f 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at $4.00 per crate. W e cannot rec­ omend too highly our Woridbeater Pepper to all southern growers who . desire to grow a money-making crop. PRICE: 1-4 lb $1.60 Postpaid. THE GENUINE STOCK CAN ONLY BE SECURED FROM present management the railroads are a gigantic failure) they not only know this but can point to»the exact causes of the failure. C Being in possession of this know!edge they bellow they can, If given F; W I L L I A M S D e a le r S a le sm a n M arket Street, P h ilad e lp h ia , P a . a voice and some little Authority in the management, prescribe the rem­ edy and bring ther ailroads and their ars ago. Send postal for Fall Catalogue, ready -'■'i ~l i_ . rj ■’ i --------- . �w• f W. _ r *twl •*. 'U*'. PAG E SIX R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Published*Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SUBSCRIPTION PRUT. IN ADVANCE: ■ ONE YEAR________ ________________ |UM SIX MONTHS______________ 1--------- UM THREE MONTHS_______ I--------- J— J ■ Eater**! M S»t»»d-CliM Mad Mallrf A i f a r l 22nd 1>08, at (bo Po«U>m™ at Sanford, Ptortda Undrr Art of Mirth 2rd, 117* m: 0>j Jj v., h i T*trpb«a* No, ms Lake all over the Fourth District will rally to his support nnd he has (Continued from page 1) their assurance that ho will be made the next congressman .from the Fourth.’ Seminole county is proud Sanford1 rs. Lakeland at Sanford August 13th, 1919 of the achievements of Forrest Lake, (16th Game at Sanford proud of his record as a legislator, ns a business man, as a citizen nnd as a Lakeland— , AH R H PO A E patriot and he will begin his cam­ Riva, If 3 1 0 ______ 5 o 4 0 paign with the solid support* of his! Wicker, C( ..... *1 home county, the place where he j Love, ss .....!.... 4 I 1 0 2 2- 3 lives and* where the people know Poland, rf 2 7 0 him best. Morris, lb ----- --------. 2 7 0 Morris, lb Campbell, c 0 S 3 T H E IM P E N D IN G .S T O R M 0 1 0 Profiteering may yet be the un­ Pope, 3 b .... Cohen, 2b .... ...... 4 0 1 .3 I doing of this country. No nation Hall, p____ _ _ _____ 4 0 0 0 3 ever is greater than the government 1 0 0 0 0 it maintains, and if the government • F ry ....... ......... John-^/'iJockefcllcr in a letter to one of his magazines sfliys that what the world needs is co-operation. docs not conserve the interests of the Then, John, why don’ t you speak people the people in time lose con­ for yourself? Get rid of n few mil­ fidence in that form of government lions in Riving it hack to the people The greatest crjme in tho history who helped you to make it. of our country is that of profiteer­ ing, wholesale and deliberate rob­ The Prince of Wales has arrived bery of a helpless public, j in Canada and will tour Canada and Prices have been artificially force/! the United; States. ‘ The Prince is a to such a high altitude that it is be likable chap and very • democratic coming more pnd more difficult for nnd will undoubtedly make a big hit a poor person to eyen sustain* life. in America. We saw His Highness The law of supply nnd demand no In London and while he is small in longer prevails. It has been substi Btaturc he seemed big in promise of tuted by one of gpuge and grab. a fine young mad. Already many people, men and women of sound and •patriotic prin­ Boh Holly has finally won his ciples are predicting revolution os fight in Sanford for a real hotel. the onty' means of checking this The Seminole opened its doors for wholesale and lawless thievery. AUGUST 15. i 9|» BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK ■ TRY TO DO EACH DAY’S WOR^ BETTER Have you ever tried to do your eighthour’s work in seven? It is a wonderful character,builder to plan and do your daily duties quick­ er and better each day. SAVE each day and some day you*Il find that you can save more each day. C A P IT A L $30,000.00 S U R P L U S $15,000.00 -V t.- 39 G 10 24 1*1 •Ratted for Hall in 9th. AB R II PO A Sanford — Stewart, 2b ........ 4 1 0 2 5 ...... .. 8 2 1 4 0 .... „ . 3 2 O 3 0 __ 4 l 2 1 4 1 1 12 0 ____3 4 -1. 3 -3 0 White, If 2 0 ,1 2 2 Davis, ss.. Ellis, p..... A....... 3 0 1* 0 3 Inman, rf. ......... 4 0 I 1 0 —— -p—** •—* —• 30 8 13 27 12 E R. R. DEAS, il. R. STEVENS C. D. COUCH C. M. HAND 1 ■*.•44 art Vlre-PraahUl * Cidiier AfriCa*!* 0 0 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 1 3 0 a 0 l committee consisting of V. A. Gerard belonging to a -negro named Jem- vice. AH are now receiving the reg­ of Orlando, W alter Merrill of Lake­ kins. The rice was abdut fjve feet ular compensation, ^n addition to * — 9 land and Gilbert. Freeman, secretary tall and had a well filled head of hospital treatment. of the league. The schedule will be grains and ia a fair sample of the Any chapter of the Red Cross wifi Lakeland_____ y— .. 001 020 210 6 announced in the morning papers on kind of rice that can be grown here. tell you about it; and where and Sanford................ 203 300 OOx 8 Friday, Aug. 15. . how to get medical treatment! if you Summary— Left on bases, Lake­ President Rose read the financial need it, and the proper money com­ liencham Takes Hold land 13, Sanford 4. Tw o base hits, report, showing that the league has a the vocational edu* Horn Braxton Beaehnm of Or-r pensation, . ■ —and _ breakfast on Sunday. It took lloh Lur government should take warn­ White and Davis.' 1st base on balls balance oL $300 on band. lando, ’ formerly Federal food adcntlon* M Y^u want it. several years to Win out,- hut he ing while there is yet time. Protec­ off Hall 3, Ellis 2. Struck out by On Monday Sanford and Orlando Therb is such a thing ils a man ministrutor for Florida has acceded stuck to tho job, we bet therb are tion of profiteering should cease at Hall 4, Ellis 3. Sacrifice hits, Love, will play off a postponed double being "kicked up stairs"-— achieving to the request of Attorney-General Pope, Cohen, Chapman, Davis 2. forty men in Sanford not named once, und prosecution should he header at Orlundo, nnd Rradentown Palmer- to take charge of the cam- an education and a better job than Stolen bases, Johnson 2, Chapman 2, Holly who each claim it was through swift nnd relentless. and Bartow a postponed game at ho ever could have had otherwise by his efforts the hotel was built.— We cannot afford to have our Hord: Passed ball Chapman. Rat­ Rradentown. Other postponed gams, luiign in this state looking toward the simple process of getting into the publication rf price lists which ter hit Ellis, Polland. Double play, Okcechoboe-Nwws.., ... great countty. wrecked upon . the will be played off os doubly headers will keep the public Informed of the great war for Uhcle Sam, and rock-oF'/freeA Avarice. - Aod; yet Love . La Cohen. T im e 2:05.^ Urn-, in the second half of the season, at "fa ir1’ prices -ut food nnd clothing. being wounded dr disabled by Hlnrn today, because of the supine in­ pire, Windham. Attendance 235. the first opportunity. Andrew Carnegie is dead at a ripe In response to a long distance query and receiving special education by activity of our public officials, we old age well spent in piling up mil­ from Ahe Tribune last night, Mr. the government. urc heading struight toward destruc­ Are Wc Quilting? lions und then trying to give them I t is a snd fact that the percentage Reacham stated that the plan of tion. The Tampa Tribune has tho fol­ Sanford and Lakeland, Aug; Nth away in all kinds of philanthropic of illiteracy among soldiers enlisted campaign outlined in the Assqrintcd Ten Innings T ie , Public endurance is at the break­ lowing about the meeting in Tampa ideas that would hcurWiis neame and Press dispatch from Washington, ns from the soutyerp stales was the ing point. Revolution is hovering Wednesday. Lakeland — AR R II E omhlazon the fact to the world that printed in the Tribune yesterday highest of any section of the coun­ •> 0 dangerously near. 6 0 1 3 ■M Following a lively session of the di­ Riva, If Carnegie was a saint. He also tried morning conforms to the instruc­ try. Rut it Is also a fact that, aided The government should heed the rectors of the Florida State League Wicker, cf 3 0 1 1 0< 0 all kinds of schemes to alleviate suf­ tions lithas recoiled from Wash­ by the Home Service Department nf. impending storm before it is ton late 4 1 1 *) 0 1 at the Tampa Yacht and Country Love, ss fering in the world hut in spite of all ington, and that telegrams will be the Red Cross, great numbers of to prepare to meet it.— Okeechobee Cluh last night it was learned that Polland, rf 4 1 0 4 0 If that he could give away his fortune sent out today to the former county these boys disabled in the military News. * Wright, $ i 4 1 0 10 3 0 Sanford may drop out of the league, continued topile qp nnd hi* could not food controllers, asking their co­ service now* are being educated free J ----- 0 ----^ . * 4 0 0 (i 1 spend it fast enough to keep it down. owing to objection of President G. Morris, lb by the government, nnd are being operation in the present work. P L E N T Y O F PO TA SH A N D POTASH W. Spencer of tho Sanford cluh tq Pope, 3b......___ .... 4 .0 [I 3 1 1 fitted for useful Avork ;of. u higher 5 0 0 3 1* 1 . Mr. Reacham staled that but for • NITRE the fine of $100 im posed-by Presi­ Cohen, 2b character than they ever would have n 0 0 0 3 1 the importance of the work he Among the changes in the Florida Good news for American farmers dent W. W. Hose of the league after Mills, p attained, left to their own devices. press is the retirement of Editor 2 1 1 0 0 0 would be loath at tins time to encomes from Pennsylvania. A moun­ the action of the Sanford manage­ • E r y ....... At the Georgia ’ School of Tech­ Russell of the Palutkn News who tain in Tioga county has Iteen found ment in refusing to accept an um­ nology in Atlanta there are upwards has disposed of his interests to Goode 39 5 6 30 to “<l by State Gculngifd. Demining to be pire assigned to Sanford. Specula*field during the war und his fxmil- of 200 of Uncle ' Sam's students— Guerry. Editor Russell has been composed of rock analyzing from 40 lion regarding the situation involved Sanford AR R H PO A E editing the News for many years •> iarity with the wxrk he felt thdt it there will be fully that many more to 44,8 per cent potash. In addition some interesting angles concerning Stewart, 2b 5 •> i 4 was a duty he could not conscien­ by Sept* 1st. They are taking spec­ and he will be missed by his legion • 1 • > 0 l 8 0 there is u high percentage of niter in the probable successor to the fran­ 1). Chapman, c All over the Divi­ tiously shirk. He said that us soon ialized courses. of friends nil over tlu* stale hut his the rock. Another mountain a few chise if President Spencer adheres to Jolnison, cf . 6 1 3 1 0 0 sion boys are getting elPmeptaT'y*' ed­ ■esponses are received from the shoes will be ably filled by Goode miles distant in potter county is of the decision he announced last night, Hord, 3b 4 0 0 o 2 1 ucation —learning .to read and write, •Guerry who is one of tile best in the the same geological formation and is of refusing to pay the fine. Prior to Atbanese, lb 8 0 0 12 0 0 ■ill ask them to organize the many of them. profession. Mr. Guerry was manag­ 5 0 0 0 0 0 believed it will yield abundantly of the definite organization of the White. If Any Red Cross office can supply r committees to conduct ing editor of the Tumpa Tribune for the same . Iuable minerals. Davis, ss 1 1 0 l 3 1 league St. Petersburg and Arcadia that a cen- the information needed to apply for many years, ■afterward going to 3 1 1 1 0 of Colonel Demming. the geologist, displayed, considerable in tore t in the Ininan, rf ree cd ucation for disabled men dis­ Leesburg where he edited the Howie 3 0 0 1 *» 0 C: Chapman, p expresses the view that the potash is state league, and it is understood And a the. work nnd to secure charged from th » service. Tribune and engaged in land devel­ present .in the first mentioned moui- that both towns are in a receptive dozen Jled Cross field representa­ •* opment nnd during the war was pub­ 36 5 9 30 1* LV» J tain in "colossal quantities." T l e mood* toward ‘ entering the league. tives are travelling over the Divisioli* licity agent for the War Havings Tim e Score; lowest estimate of to amount present At last nifHit’s meeting President all the tim e— when yone is in your Stamps Bureau. It is the idea of 000 400 0010 t—o is 12,000,000 tops. The pure article W. W. Rose reported on protests and Lakeland town you have only to see him and Mr. Guerry und Mr. Vickers to give 101 012 0000—5 .Red Cross Home Service Nolrs ii get nil the Information nt first hand, the people of Paintkn it Daily News can be extracted by a simple process decisions, these protests, including |Sanford I One of the oust erroneous impres, . , ., . an d at a rost, mi a large scale, nf $ 1>1 Tam pa’ s protest of the game at San-j on bases Lake- l Summary Left oi . . . . . ' , and not from a pamphlet in the near future it.di.i., of a wurki sinus that has got about concerning' _________ __ u ton Potash now sells al $400 a ford on August S, being upheld by ' land 8, Sanford 8. 2 hits, Morris, ly paper. [he work of the R?<d Cross Home 1 ton Pool Party Monday Afternoon Erv. 1st base on thc directors, President Rose ruled Wicker, Stwearl, (t 1 Service is (hat it is restricted to the Miss Lucille Anderson entertained The saltpeter ( niton deposits lie in that although Sanford refused the balls off Mills 4, Chapman 7. Struck , L A K E OF O R LA N D O soldier nf the United States. with u delightful poul party.on Mon­ acuniB an inch or two thick between league umpire, inusmuch as the urn-’ out by Mills 7, Chapman 9. Sncri-f disabled *,,. A congressman’s job is a soft one % -L_............. . i_ _____ „ n m . _____I o il. — I Soldier, sailor, mnnne. army nurBe, day afternoon in honor of her young tliin layers of the potash-bearing, raefc. pire failed to show up at the game fice hits, B. Chapman: Stolen bases, it doesn’ t metier in the least. Jpst cousin, Miss Maud Bullyntine of - b i g salary, ten months’ work in . 0ur nitcr corAw now principally from the action, of naming two bull play­ Stewart 3, Johnson 2. Ratter hit, Poll­ two years, and lots of perquisites — Chili, though some is found in this so you were ,in the service, the fjed Gnineqvilie, Fla. The group of girls ers as uihpires was strictly in ac­ ard, Davis. Chapman. B. Chapman. sn no wonder the holders of these country in,various forms. It is high cordance with the constitution, irre­ Tithe of game 2:55, Umpire, Wind­ Cross will help you to obtain the and'boys who were guests of the orsoft snaps have opposition. In compensatioii and the hospital treat-Jcaaion KrL.a l|y enjoyed the readings in price, no matter in what form it spective of any action of the Sanford ham. the Tampa district two candidates, may be offered in fertilisers, whether moot, ami if you want it, the vocn- nf M|M Mallyntine who is a talented club which would have prevented the George Wilder and Horace Gordon in „ ulp,llrt,. „ f ammonia, nitrate o f tionnl training that the government young reader. A picnic lunch was umpire from showing up. C O U N TY SCH O O L T E A C H E R S ] are after Congressman Drane’s job. ()r in (irKIMli, |,y-pr„,|Ul-t.H. I served under the oaks. President Rose'stated that he had and here in the'(m irth district For- 1 In the Southern Division, for ex---- ;--------------------Specimens of the rock of thin lined Sunford Slut) for refusing to Se ini noli- County Rural Schools Will rest Lake of Orlando will take an­ ample, there are- six nurses, their Mrs. David Speer spent several mountain have boon analyzed at sev­ accept an umpire assigned u game. Open Monday. Sept. 1st— San­ other whirl at Joe Sears. But Joe ir health impaired by tuberculosis con- days ,this week the guest of relatives eral state agricultural colleges and There was prolonged discussion of ford Schools open Mondny some trotter and will probably pull tructed or developed during their ser-f in Geneva. two universities, all of which have the case, President Spencer stating * September 29th . $h rough.— Ocala Star. made favorable -reports* as to the that Sunford would not pay the fide, Tha following white schools will And all the while we thought this high percentage of these two valu­ Mr. SpAnccr admitted that he told jyegin the fall session on Monday, Forrest Lake resided iir Sanford. able minerals, according to. the Phil­ Mr. Rose over long distance tele­ September 1st, with principals and Can if -be possible that he has de­ adelphia North American. Roth phone that the Sanford club would teachers us here listed." cided to move to Orlamlo po lie can minerals have many uses in the arts refuse Umpire Osteen, but Baid that O viedo— Mrs. Anita K. Crawford, get closer to Joe?— Orlando Sentinel. and niter particularly in the manu­ later on the club officials decided to Principal; Miss Mae Conoley, Inter­ . - j - 0 ----: • facture of explosives, besides being allow Umpire Osteen to officiate, nnd mediate; Miss Nell King, Primary. indispcnsalbe in agriculture. L A K E FO R CONGRESS* hail he appeared on the field would Geneva—Prof. M. E. Dooley, Hort. Forrest Lake of this city will With this discovery, if it is all that have played the game with 1dm. Principal; Miss Katherine Flynt, In ­ be a candidate for Congress from it is thought to be, America has lie admitted that the Sanford offi­ this the Fourth Congressional Dis­ abundant supplies of the three prin­ cials made no effort to notify either termediate; Miss Elizabeth Stones, trict. Having been a resident" of cipal minerals employed in agricul­ President Rose or the umpire, who, Primary. Florida since lie was a youngster and ture; Potash, niter nnd phosphate. Lake Monroe— Prof: J. Tildcn Ja­ according to President Rose’s state­ serving Sanford as mayor * severnl The soil of most American fields has cobs, Principal! Mias Lottie Mathers, ment was met at the station and terms and holding other offices of been* slowly starving during tl.e told it would not be Bale Tor him to Intermediate; Mrs. J.* T. Jacobs, Pri­ truBt Mr. Lake needs no introduc­ years of the Great War for potash. nppear on ,thc field. From the evi­ mary. tion to the people of this county. Now it may be that there will be an dence at hand, Mr. Spencer met Mr, Longwood—Prof. J. M, Chaffer, H E principle applies quite Having served as a member of the abundance and America m ay'be in­ Osteen at the station and told him Principal; Miss Lillian Waits, As­ os much to banking os to Florida legislature for two terms and dependent of Germany and of Al­ that he would not permit him to of­ sistant. soldiers or states or governments. also as the president of the State sace also in that regard. Commer­ ficiate. Mr. Osteen stated that he Chuluotu— Mrs. Estelle Tribble, Banker? Association Mr. Lake needs cial fertilizers have been used spar­ I t is most fortunate that the Fedwas threatened, but Mr. Spencer de­ Principal; Miss M ary Tribblq, As­ no Introduction to the people of the ingly or eschewed altogether by many ntes this. * eral Reserve Banking System has •* sistant. Fourth District o f Florida. He made American farmers in the last year been in operation during the war. President Spencer declared he Altam onte— Miss Kate Mathers, 4l. The race for Congress four years ago or two on account of high prices. would pay a "reasonable" fine, but Principal;^Miss. Rena Mathers, As­ The advantages o f this organiza* contesting with the present meum- An era of low prices In this very under the constitution a $100 fine sistant. ' • tion accrue to the customers o f the qont,‘ W. J. Stars .and J. N. Fog­ necessary aid to productiveness is prescribed for any, club refusing member banks who at the same Lists of teachers for the Sanford arty of.'Key West and in this cam­ should set in soon if the-alleged new an umpire assigned. The Sanford d ty schools and' for the .colored time contribute to the strength paign Mr. Lake canvassed the supplies soon become fully avail­ .president holds that the fine is un­ schools, of Ssnford an'd the county o f the nation's banking system Fourth District thoroughly. He in able.—Tiraes-Union. fair, inasmuch as Sanford has been will be published in a later issue of and eqjoy the benefit of its pro* no stranger to the people and is losing money all season. tection. tfio Herald. - ** " Birthday Pool Party ’ • known as one of the most progressive Later in the evening Mr. Spencer T. W. Lawton, Supt. In honor of her daughter’s 13lh business men nnd Btntesmen-in Flor­ declared that he considered Sanford ida. He started in life as n poor boy birthday, Mrs.* W. W. Van Ness en­ FIRST Raising Fine Rice und worked to the top by his own tertained with an enjoyable "pool out of it nnd left the meeting. The Many specimens of fine upland efforts, being of an indomitable na­ party," Friday ufternoon, Aug- 8th, Sanford club has several days in N ATIO N AL M iji Nelda Van which to get a check to President rice arc being brought to the city ture and knowing no-such* word as ul Musaun’s pool. •'A l BANK fail. He is a close student of eco- Ness is a gracious young hostess, Kosu's office, bbfore -tho time limit nnd before many years there will bo * expires. The -penalty probably will enough rice raised id this section to nomft and • political affairs and is her guests, the members of the Girls' i probably one of the best posted men Choir of tho Congregational .church be forfeiture of the franchise, $600 warrant £omc one putting up a mill guaruntco fund, and players. where it can be threshed or a thresh­ fn the state op all questions jiertain- voting the, affair most delightful. Ing to. Florida *hd the south. With Aftt-r the pleasures of the pool were , The second half of the season ing machine will make the rounds 4>f M EM BER A tenta­ the farms. Edward Vincent brought th e tthodfht that Mr. Soars has held exhausted the young*people returned opens Tuesday, Aug. Id. ' fed eral r e se r v e , this* office for three successive terms to tho homo of Mrs. Van Ncs;y tive schedule will bn discussed and a fine stalk of rice to the Herald SYSTEM . ratified at a meeting at the Hillsboro office this week that he found grow­ nd athat the race is ttTthe strangest where dainty refreshments w ere. hotel at 9 o'clock this n W p in g.o f jl ing in Goldsboro on r 1small space ■ . .n a n the m any'friends of Forrest served. ' SANFORD, FLORIDA 6 > 1_ . •!■ THE SANFORD HERALD THESANFORDHERALD Offlta: Ilf raid Ilolldlaf :• i “In Union There Is Strength” T 11 J IT H E R ■ is ®1 i ■i-i;* * § . a - I: j/ -f- ? •». 3 - #t1ji �AUGUST 15, 111* PACE SEVEN vice and no messages could be sent superintendent of the job printing no{th of there bn Monday The see- department of the Tampa Tribune vice has been resumed and is all and is one of the most prominent of the Florida publishers. right now. .. ,' Personal Items The many friends of T . S. Huff Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith left of Internal Tuesday for' Colorado and other nre delighted to see him in Sanford points in the west expecting to be again after an absence of a year about one month. Mr. Smith during which time he was serving gone AI-Lilja is spending a vacation in Tuesday and were guests of Mr. and i| interested in gold mining stock Uncle Sam ns Captain in the artil­ Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Mrs: Robert Herndon. Mr. and goes to look over the prospects. lery brnnch of the service. Mrs. Marshall of Oviedo is the EZ- Seal pip^s fruit jars at L P. Huff is looking after his property inFor the floor coverings, art rugs, guest of her son, Dr. C. J. Marshall. McCuller’s. 6G-ft * • congoleum rugs and matting see tercsts and‘about the first of October pint Mason fruit' jars at L. P. Roby Laing is home for u few days Boston Bnrggjn House, 213-215 will bring Mrs. Huff and his little McCullcr’a. 56-tf from Savannah where he is engaged Sanford Avenue, A. Kanner, Mgr. daughter down and they will again make Sanford their home. Carl Hand has accepted a position with the Armour Refrigerator Lines. 65-2tc. in St. Augustine, Ffa., for the sum- I Roby contracted u bad cold that Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Tolar and two Louis Entzmmger, son of Mr. and laid him qp for repairs. children spent the closing days of Mrs.. C. W. Entzminger of Long,'W. C. DeCoursey nod daughter, wood has returned from France J ..W ..F u ren of Ft. Myers spent Inst weej< here enjoying a vacation the week end with his mother, Mrs. Miss Virginia arrived home Monday where he wan. stationed for the past by fishing, bathing and luxuriating after some weeks spent pleasantly year. j . W. Furen. His many Seminole county in the sea breezes and the cool, de­ ; Pieces reduced on all goods at visiting relatives and taking in the fricads nre glad to have him buck lightful nights. Mr. Tolar was once a banker stockholder and cashier, Mrs. Grace Williams* millinery store. sights of Washington, D. C. business so affected his !' For Sale — One 1918 Maxwell Mrs. W. M. Currie nnd daughter, (Touring Car In good condition, has Alice from Quincy aro spending u health that he quit it und he is now W. M. Haynes, R, J. Holly and (Pastor Baptist Temple) only been run 4508 miles. Terms little, while with the Hull family at identified with the Crown Paper. Co. J. B. Lawson were in Eustis on busi­ which is ‘ printing millions of orange may be arranged. Address Max­ Daytona Beach. Mrs!- Currie will ness on Wednesday. well. c-o Herald. GG-2‘.C leave for New York, but Miss Alice Mrs. peach of Tampa has been Charlie Munn has'returned home will spend some .time witbv Mr. Ball the guest of -her sister, Mrs. J. L. from France where he served Uncle and family Miller for several days. „ he and fc-s family be transferred to many months M rs/E . Q. Tyner arrived'in the Complete stock • Diam&nd tires. Charlie had an opportunity to spend I’ unta Gorda to remain here per­ city Saturday night from Willistop manently. During their stay they some time in Paris as an M. P. and other points In Levy county were 'guests, of Mrs. Tolnr’s sister, •Tommy Thompson of Leesburg, where ' she visited relatives and Mrs. I). E. Neese, wife of the popu­ ing her mother, Mrs- T. E. Wain representing the Mangels Kirby Co. Dr. Hyman was in the sam e battles with the Great War Hero friends for the past mVbth. Mrs lar section foreman of the Coast weight on the west side. and knew him personally. All Soldiers and Sailors are Invit­ of Jacksonville way in the city Mon- Tynpr will be the- guest of her daugh­ Line,—-punta Gorda Herald. . ed to the temple to hear this wonderful qtory of heroism and Mrs. J. W. Dickins has returned day demonstrating the new Max ter, M rs..#. J. Holly. what tho hern said about It. : : : : : : i : : p : from a business trip to Miami where weII car nnd a new line of trucks, Bankston Bros. Mr. and Mrs. N. II, Garner have they expect to move about Oct. 1st Ralph Wight, James Lee, Hurry returned from a trip to Atlanta and A Solo Will be Sung by Mrs. J. E. Tcwilliger Shore Dinner, Brann’s Pavillion iwb and Reg Holly went to Jack- other points in Georgia where they- Old Kontucky Mfg Coronado Beach Paducah, Ky Evcry Sunday sonville Sunday night returning on have been for the post month. The Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Chorus Director Mrs. Schclte Malnes, pianist 2 to 4 p. m. • 6G-5tc | Monday with four new Chevrolets latter part of their vacation has Gentlemen:A Mr. Will Wachter of this cou•Mr. nnd Mrs. T . O. Charles h ave’ for-the Wight Tire Co. of this city, been spent in Toccou, Georign where try has some hogs that were down they' visited rclutives and old friends. moved into the Stephens house at W A N T E D — OLD CLEAN with cholera and had given up all the corner of Pnrk and Third streets. RAGS.'! A N Y K IND EX- . FRESH S T O C K —Onion sets just placed a Pathe Victroln in the hall hope of paving them and would nut Miss Elizabeth Bnllard of Geneva, CEPT OLD SOCKS, .. for the entertainment of the strikers, arrived. If you want- early green spend one penny on them. I gave who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. COATS. PAN TS , OR the Charles Electric Co. has also him one 15 pound pnil of your B. A. plscod n large electric fan in hall, C. W . Laing returned to her home ‘ BED SPREADS. AT TH E also furnishes a 10 gallon carboy of Wednesday arirve about Sept. 1st. ComC in nnd Thomas' Hog Powder nnd he has l^ave your order. The L. Allen Seed just come in und paid me for it and Little Matter o f Hundred Dollars wilder Springs Water each morningt A six course fish and chicken din­ advjses tliat every one of his sick Will Not Stop Games We wish to thank tho business men Co., Sanford, Fla. 6G-2tp ner, 75c. Fish suppers 60c, if,t the hogs got well und that he killed of Ibe city for the courtesy shown Mr. and NJrs. A. R. Key have re­ Ayres Daytona Beach Hotel. 59-tf The Sanford Ball Association met them und now has them in his smoke us while in our atrugglo to better our turned from the mountains of North this morning to discuss the question Mrs. H. B. Connelly and daughter house nnd that all were ns fine as Carolina and are now occupying raised by President Spencer In T am ­ conditions. have returned from points in North any he had killed this year. their new home on I'nrk avenue. pa Wednesday regarding payment of Signed: A. C. Peel, Chrm Carolina and will make Sanford their I want to jyld. that he said his Mr. K«-y is back at his accustomed fine of $100 for interfering tilth um­ A. L. Campbell, home again. place us cashier of t he Seminole hogs were down nnd so sick thnt he pire. The association derided to Ben Smith, Mrs. Peel and Mrs. Harvey and had to pry their mouths open nnd where bis many friends are giving pay the fine under protest and con­ L. II. Hodgins, family left Tuesday for Kissimmee his wife poured the * piiwdt-r down him a welcome home, tinue playing In the Florida League. S. F. Weeks, where tney will spend several weeks their, throats Nothing can stop the Sanford spirit again W. C. Mcalor, Mr. und Mrs. J. B. Lawson and with home folks. Please find check in full of my ac­ and we Mill cop off the first scries Strike Committee little daughter returned home Satur­ Hay Burns of Enterprise was in Quprt Mnson fruit jars at L. P. count and with kindest regards we pennant nnd go after the second one. day from Atlanta where they were the city yesterday. He has been in McCuller’s. • 66-tf beg to remain, Come out tomorrow and watch us Uncle Sam’s navy and hus re-enlisted taking a vacation when apprised of Y'ours very truly, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick are put It all over Orlando. for another yean and will go tb the the Seminole Garage fire. Mr. LawBankston Bros. spending a few days ut Dhytona and son nnd fnmlly made the trip in Mediterranean ScU on the destoryer For sale by Merchants Grocery Co. Daytona Beach, the guests of Mr. their car and encountered some very , Florida’s Favorite Paper ‘ T. W. Luwt Bagueley. G4-5tc. Burdick’s parents. The Tampa Morning Tribune is i v»*?tIo and Buy Diamonds. Wight Tiro Co. rough roads nnd plenty of water. Mrs. D. A. Caldwell, Miss Lottie Harry B Lewis hus returned from a 65-tf everlastingly fighting for the inter- ,>re#ent Attention and Joe have returned home from u month's visit to points in Ohio and Biddy Burdick returned borne . All Royal Neighbors nre invited csts iff the people and the develop- ^“ Ulthton M< visit to relatives and'friends at Lees­ at Michigan City, Indiann where ho Sunday from St. Nazaire, France, to he present ut our next meeting to ment of-t'tls section, nnd no one who' urK'' u ar6®' burg and .vicinity. where he has been serving irr the enjoyejl 'the seas on tho shores of be held Thursday afternoon, Aug. hns the wt'fwr" of siuth Finn,'* jk , m,*“ m,3t n| There’s a man at the curb to N avy hospital for more than a year. Lake Michigan. .Mrs. Lewis will re­ 28th at 3:30 sharp.. A good time IB lien t < in iford not to lie a cons *int ,,i.,nt. serve you. * 65-tf His many friends arb giving him a main at Michigan City until the last promised to all. "Plenty of refresh­ reader of the -Triorue. It ii Flor- 1 While the of September but Mr. Lewis was Mrs. Lilah Davies left’ Tuesday Warm welcome. Ida'i great metropolitan {inner, car- 1meetings w ments." . Recorder. forced to return in order to luko up for Macon after spending several ryii g the full night and day report • numbers was Mrs. J. C. Denton returned Thurs­ his real etate business. days here the guest of her mother, of the Associated Press with, intelli asm of those present day from a delightful trip to Buttle Mrs. R. C. Keene. Cooking utensils, hardware, no­ gent c orrespondents in every nook Presenting the claims of the hos­ Creek, Mich., where she visited sev­ nnd corner in its territory. Its big pital were • E. A. Douglass, T . W. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank L . Woodruff eral weeks with her daughter, Miss tions, stoves, plenty of them at the Christinn Science services Sunday edition hns the most com ­ Lawton, D m . C. J. 'Marshall and and family arc spending August in Lucille Denton, who is qualifying for Boston Bargain House, 213-215 will he held nt the Woman’s plete comic and magazine section J. T. Denton, Dr. Geo. Hyman, Mrs. Sanford Ave., A. Kanner, mgr. the mountains of North Cnrolinu a trained nurse. Club, Oak avenue, between printed in this state, and the snli- David Speer anil Mrs. Tgrjieun. near Hendersonville. . The ladies of the Guild of Holy Third and Fourth strata, scriplion rates are only Ih.Ud per This committee was accompanied' by on Sunday, morning at II Mrs.- Roy Symes and children ar­ Cross church have, decided on Dee. annum: $4.00 per six months nnd a large contingent of Sanford people; oclock. 48-tf 2, 3 nnd 4 ns the date for their an­ rived home after spending the past $2.00 for three months. Write for month at Mrs. Symes old ‘ home at nual bazaar. They are planning' to samplo copy nnd subscribe today. make ft more attractive this year Lake City, Michigan. Musson’s swimming pool is now than ever before. To All Concerned Benjamin Whitner bus returned Lost between Daytona and San­ open on' “Wednesdays, Thursdays, und |ie is like a fish out of water Crafts are Grateful After.this dute I will not he re­ Saturdays and Sundays in the after­ • home from the University of Florida when he gets*out from the shadow of ford viu DeLund, Gug. 14th, 1 brown sponsible for ntiy bills made on my Sanford, Fla., Aug. 11, 1919. where he recently graduated with leather suit,case with initials L. II. G noon. •’ ' GO-tf the Temple of Justice. account by anyoneother than* myFederated Trades Hall, Sanford,Flu. • high honors. Beniamin will remain on one end. Contents ladies’ and Mrs. T. O. Churles returned Sun­ Daily Strike Bulletin. Henry McLuulin counts himself in Sanford much to the delight of babies’ clothing. Finder notify L. H. day from a. month’s visit to her foflunntc indeed to get his large Never saw such unity of purpose Gihlts, 519 Magnolia uvenue, San­ his many friends. mother and sister in St. Stephens shipment of store fixtures nnd furni­ in uU strikers in all crafts standing ford und receive reward. Watermelons—Carload nice water­ 66-2tc und Ridgeway, S. C. Huod Is Building pat for original demennds with no melons nt Old A. C. L. Depot. $8.00 ture to add to his jewelry store be­ Mrs. A. T . Rossetter is visiting J. 1). Hood, one of the most pro­ compromise, and not to return to For Sale— T w o fine Red Jersey per one hundred: 10 cents each; jl fore the embargo went into effect friends and relatives at Warren, Pa., on the railroads. This stuff has gressive farmers of tho Sanford sec­ cows for sale. G. H. Edwards, near work until our original demands are for 26 cents. Larger ones lfic, 2 for and expects tp be absent from the been on the road for many weeks J. E. Pace's place. 66-2tp granted. One of our merchants has tion hus just finished a mammoth 25 cents.. Guaranteed to he good city for several weeks. and arrived Monday nnd is now be­ ham on his 25 acre farm at Rand’s GG-ltp Miss Bessie Fwren returned homo ing placed in ’the store. Siding. Mr. Hood recently built a Mrs. Cull and daughter and Mr. fire proof galvanized iron loading Saturday, frojn ■Gainesville, where* Miss Serita Lake is recovering she had been attending the normal and Mrs. Dowling of Jacksonville from an operation for appendicitis station at Hand's on the east side of were in tho city Saturday enroute to school all the summer. performed last Saturday by Drs. the track and his improvements on Sorrento where they will spend a few W H E N Y Q U T H IN K OF C A N Tolar, Puleston ami Stevens and will the west side will give him one of weeks with Mrs. Cull's parents, Mr. tho most up to datb places on the D Y T H I N K OF T H E K A N D Y soon he able to be removed from the K IT C H E N . IF IT HAS S U G A R and Mr*. Emerson. hospital to ‘her home.. Her many West side.. I N I T WE H A V E IT . STAR Mrs. R. A. Newman and Mrs. S. friends are glad to hear that the op­ Transportation of Pupils T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G . 49-tf j Puleston with their charming little eration has been successful and the Bids for transporting pupils to the daughters, Olive Newman, Mary patient is doing so well. Miss Carrie . Walnwright returned Sanford schools . will be deceived home Monday after * spending the Elizaboth and Camilla Puleston re­ Miss Gladys Field has returned to Tuesday. Aug. i nth. Subrflt all weak end very pleasantly with turned froih the mountains of North Tampa after spending u few. d ays bids to Mr. B. F. Whitner, secre­ Carolina on Tuesday. friends at Daytona Beach. here the guest of her Untie and aunt, tary Board of School Trustees, San­ Mrs. Cora Akors, who has been J. B. Williams of the J. B. W il­ Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Carnes. Miss ford, Florida. For information ns to the guest of Mrs. Will Hand for sev­ liams Co., of Jacksonville distrib­ Gladys joined Mr. and Mrs. Chris­ routes and specifications .of convey­ eral months left on Tuesday night utors of the F. W. 'D. Motor Trucks tian at Ocala and alt of •them came ances address T. W. Lawton, Supt., for her home in Pulaski, Va. f was In tho city several d'-fyp thU to Sanford together. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford, Florida. 66-ltc week. ElmerGroves of {his city will Christiaa will be hero several weeks G. C. McDougall Is home from Waycrosa where he has been in the handle these trucks here. longer, guests of the Carnes. To Teach In Sanford A. C. L. shops, work haying stopped Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath la in Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jletts have Announcement has recently been there on account of the strike. Sanford on M onday,. -Wednesday returned' from Jacksonville Where made by County Superintendent T. 68-tf C A L L FO R LE O NS T R A N S F E R and Friday of each week. thoy accompanied .Mr., and Mrs. R E L IA B L E ' SER VICE . ALL The Herald is requested to an­ Britt on the Clyde Lino enroute to W. Lawton, that Misa Sara E. Mu­ T R A IN S M ET. 65-tf: nounce that contrary to certain re­ New York. -Mr! and Mrs. Betts riel, A. B., >Hollins. *18) haa adVerne Arnett and Misa Arnett of ports the bridge at Coronado Bench will go to Daytona Beach for a few cepted n position in the High School Osteen are in charge of Watera’ is not and has not been closod. -How­ weeks as Mr. Betts is taking hit an­ of Sanford and will act as head of Candy Kitchen while Mr. and Mrs. ever it is expected that a new one nual vacation from his arduous du­ Your “ bit" and our "b it" may bo email, but they are eeacntlal to the will be built in the near future. Watera are taking a* vacation. ties ‘at the First National Btmk. Peace Prosperity with which we must greet our boya on their return. come as g o o d -n cw s’ to tho many) Misa Vera Terheun returned on Kent Rossetter has returned fro\n Kanner’s sale still going on, 113 friends of Misa Muriel, who knew, Thursday from a pleasant visit of a visit to Commerce, Ga., the old First street. Only a few more days We are glad to help you with advice or service In every aevferat weeks spent as the guest of home of Mrs. Rossetter. Kent re­ to get your share of the great bar­ her during her college course at Rol­ movement designed to promote and maintain these prosper­ ( her unde, A. J. Smith of Savannah, turned to get ready .for his fall crops gains being offered. Come in today. lins. ous conditions. but Mrs. Roasettcr and tho children We will close in a few days as we For the past year Miss Muriel M(*s Allie Trafford has returned will remain for soveral weeks* longer. must vacate our store room, not taught Spanish and Mathematics in t from a well .earned vacation spent ‘ 66-ltc Lightning struck pretty close to later thari*August 31st. the Mulberry High School where she with her brother at Richmond, Vir­ several homes in this pity on MonMr. and Mrs. Hewctt IIIII and made a splendid success of her work. ginia and alia visiting in Virginia day and the static electricity affect daughter, Miss Helen and son, Her­ and the east. ed the telegraph and telephone bert of Tampa and Mrs. Hill's This promotion to- the larger posi­ Mra. David MtUer*and son, Ed­ wires. Word was received hiote that fathcr, Capt. Smith of Eustis were tion is a deserved recognition of her HOME INSTITUTIO N ward aq_d Mrs. Welborn Forney o f the Aurora Borealis storms north of In tho city •Wednesday enroute from ability- and training.— Winter Park Jacksonville motored to Sanford on Savannah had stopped the wire ser- the beach to Eustis. Mr. Hill Is tho PoaL Ultle Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief In and About *£ The City Summary of tho Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers At the BAPTIST TEMPLE SANFORD WILL H E P R O S P E R I T Y of each "bf us is involved in the na­ tion’s prosperity, in the corI rect handling o f readjustment �THE PAGE EIGHT A N D R E W CARNEGIE DEAD f • Was In 84th Year— Gave Away Over Quarter of llUllon Dollars Carnegie1 Dumformline / T rust................... ..... -J. 3,600,000 Hague Peace T em p le-___ 1,600,000 United Engineering So­ ciety ......... . .... 1,500,000 Municipal librury buildin gs ___ ................. 60,000,000 Foundation for Advance­ ment of Teaching in United States, Canada, Newfoundland 16,250,000 DcLand (or Stetson University wns given a library building, as were many other Florida towns. Andrew Carnegie died ut his home in Lenox, Mass., on Monday, in his 84th yenr. Mr. Carnegie was horn in Scotland, came to the United States a poor hoy. engaged in the steel business and ut one time wait said to have been the possessor of $250,000,000. About fifteen years ago, he stated that it was a crime for a man to die rich and began to give away, a great portion of the The Dollar Sale wealth which he had gathered to­ gether. Some of his largest' benefac­ The Ypwell Company is advertis­ tions were: ing in this issue the Dollar Suie-that means the Dollar will have more Carnegie institute, Pitts­ burg ....... $22,000,000 cents than*ever before and a perusal of the many good things oflcred for Branch liburics in New One Big Bound Dollar Is surprising York C J t^ * 5,200,000 when you consider the prices of to­ Scotch universities . 10.000,000 day. This Dollar Sale is an innova Carnegie Institute, Wash­ ington, D. C.......... 24,000,000 tion in this city and the Dollur Sale starts tomorrow and lusts one week. Carnegie Steel Co. em­ ploye:^ benefit fund 5,000,000 Read the advertisement in this issue and see th« many bargains that you Carncgio Hero and Com­ can get for the nominal sum .of One 5.000. 000 mission . ________ Dollar. St. Louis Public Library . 1",000,000 Carnegie Hero TrUst Fund, Scotland 1.150.000 IL Y. P. U. Hero Fund, France ....... 1.000. 000 The B. <Y. P. U. left yesterday for 1.500.000 the remainder of the week on a Hero Fund, Germany .... O LD AGE Bclaac# * * y » that old ag o b a s in s w it h wawkansd k i d n e y * and dlgeatlva organ*. Tht* b * l n g true, It la easy to balle v a that by h e a p i n g the kldneya and d!-, gaatlve o r g a n s cleansed and In pro per w o r k i n g o r d e r old a g e can be defer red and Ilf* p ro lo n g e d fa r beyond that e n ­ joyed by the a v e r a g e per*on. F o r o r a r 200 years G O L D M B D A D H aarlem OJ1 h a s been re li ev in g t h » weaknesses a n d disability dun to a d ­ va ncin g years. It In a standard oldtime home re m edy and needs no Intro­ duction. a o i . n M ED AT , H aarlem Oil Is Inclosed In odorlos*, tasteless capsules containing abo ut 5 drops T ak e them as you w o u ld a pill, with a small , Prices are generally high- This is an era of high prices. Literally, money is cheap and everything which goes i n t o our living is dear. I f a woman’ s kitchen apron costs as much as a dress used to cost, is it reasonable to believe a nonhem house­ wife is'going to expect to huy her supply of Florida grapelpiit at a lower price i Iuji she has been paying? . W e who market our own fruit through our ow n ! efficient marketing organization, while opposed to profiteering and believing an ultimate readjustment o f prices will be necessary, do not see the possibility o f any radical reduction of prices on citrus fruits during the coming season. And, in vjew o f the greatly increased cost o f production, this is a fortunate thing for the growers. Join the Exchange and get tne full value o f your fruit. « * I* • /* ’ « F lo rid a C itrus Exchange, Tam pa* F la. N ew July N um ber* o f 2 cowa and calves, t horse wagon Address Box B 63-4 tp For sale Five acres farm, good house, ^ and one half ncrcs tiled, Mules wagon and harness. Bargain for cash. W. W: Dressor, U-l For door, inches high, quick. Bale or exchange— 1 Vnult good shape, 1 large Safe, 71 high, I small Safe, 34 inches 1 adding machine. Must setPl C. Care of Hernfd. 62-tf. For Sale— Ten acres celery land cast of Sanford on brick road mile from loading station, live acres im­ proved, 5 acres unimproved, 2 wells. For particulars apply to “ Farm,” c-o Herald. 68-tf 1 Grweure li one of the few living srtuts great enough to give all the glory of the world's song of victory, the tong that saved prance and civilization, dear 4o its tremendous climax vfor Victory or D «th " Coupled with "The Trum­ peter," alto lung by Cta- eu're. For Sale— Jersey Duroc pigs, $12 a pair, $6 for one. G. W, Spencer.1 • 68-tf* ________ Alt Local A dvertisem ents Undet This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. For sale— T w o horses and one wagon. Cash $125. Enquire Wekiwa Post-ofilce. Mrs. Wallace. 64-2tp M aurel Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange - ::: - FLORIDA For sale— Launch 26 feet long, G feet beam (Brooks model) 8 II. P. heavy duty Callia. perfection engine also b o u t'47, feet long 8 feet beam, has been used- ns house boat. No power. Hulls in fine shape just paint­ ed. Price for both boats $350.00. These boats can be taken through Ockluhbwu river to St. Johmt. If you mean business send for pictures and particulars. An excellent fishing outfit. Address Lock Box 304. Eustis Fin. G4-3tp A-2724—$1.00. Sings Sublime Love Song “Core’Ngrato* In answering an advertisement where no name Is mentioned in the id, please do not ask Tho Herald or Information as to the identity of tho advertiser. Usually we do not know who tho advertiser is and if FOR R ENT we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write For Rent— Furnished rooms for i a letter and address it as per in­ light housekeeping. 117 Laurel ave­ structions in the ad. nue. 66-3U* This Column Is Free to Itrturncd Soldiers and Sailors Who Seek I'osilions. For Kent Good rooming house in center df city. See me quick, II. C. W AN TE D I)u Bose. GG-2tc All the pam and pinion which only Stnwciiri, at Ilia greatest, could convey, are In this wonderful outpouring of love. This Neapolitan song gives you Siraccuri at his mest inspired heights. 49S22-IL50 » f. W CSm lim 1 Upholstering nnd mattress making, furniture repaired, mirrors plated, auto tups und seats recovered. First class work only. Brown Upholstery Shop, 12 i .Court St., Orlando, Fla. 49-tfc _____________ y__________________ e net; M - NH| L. GIBSON Sanford, Florida FULL LIN E OF PH O N O G R APH S AND "RECORDS g lf/ v f For Sale — 1D1G Model Ford Road­ ster, 1 Shuler Vulcanlzcr. R. C. Shcgfer. 113 Elm avenue. 66-2tp For Sale—A first class fresh Jersey cow. M. boyle, Lake Monroe; Fla. ‘ GG-Gtp W h a t y ou p ay ou t you r good m o n e y for For Sale— Four dwelling houses. Cash or easy terms. Situated on Park, Magnolia, Cypress and M yrtle avenues. Apply to "J. fc. Pace. . 66-tf Chcup. y o u d o g e t it in e v e r y p u ff o f C am els! Enquire 65-tf. sale—Seed potatoes. Rose Rex Packard, Phone 136 * 65-tf. For salo— Moline Universal Trac­ t o r , ‘good os new, extra rim s,"with sand cleats. -Two fourteen inch plows rolling truck, complete Lyman Bros. Forest City, Fla*. • • 66-2tp. FO E SALE—"K ID D IE K O O P ", is cigarette satisfaction— a n d , m y , h o w IQ cents a p a c k a g e b le n d e d c h o ic e ., taining the desirable “b o d y .” C am els to bacco s in C a m e l cigarettes elim i- a re sim p ly a re v ela tio n !: .Y o u m a y nate bite an d free them from a n y , sm oke them w ith o u t tirin g y o u r taste! rigaretty aftertaste o r un pleasan t cigaretty odor. \___ | low -m ild n ess o f the tobaccos y e t re- T u rk is h an d choice D om estic u n pleasan t For sale—Pair of mules. Cheap. L. Vihlen, R. F. D. A. Sanford, Fla. , . 65-tf. .'r “ »-e-V # h FOR SALE For Four. * T 20tk *# f W ; N « A COLUMBIA CRAPHOPIIONE COMP ANY. New York > W A N T E D — O LD CLEAN RAGS, A N Y K I N D EX­ CEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS, PANTS, . OR BED SPR E AD S. AT TH E HE RA L D OFFICE. 59-tf ■ ^X P E R T LY rfjj * fW If<A Wanted —Saleslady. Ladies Bendy to Wunr. Apply .New York Ready to Wear, 312 Sanford Avenue. Apply at once. 62-tf. For sale— Piano Herald Office. Z. Marvelous "Like a string of pearls' ’ Indeedcome the divine notes of .Maurel's viviJ voice in this song thst hiss touched a million hearts. So pur# and sweet and limpid are they that their sound would soothe a soul In torment. On the reverse of this record MlureIiIngs"At Dinning." For sale;-zDuroc Jersey pigs and sows. Good? stock. Joe Fernandez, G4-3tp. I,. A . H A K E S , M a n a g e r ORLANDO. A-6106—|L5Q For sale— Maxwell Touring car, in splendid condition. Cash or credit B. &. O: Motor Co. 04‘ tf. For sale—Spring Iooth harrow and sulky plow. Cheap. Apply Don McDonald, City. 64-2tp ADVERTISING English by Graveure W anted 1 on ng Jersey Cow. LOST E. O. PA IN TE R FER TILIZE R C O M PAN Y Must be gentle and a good milker, JA(-KHONVIM.K. KMlimsd* • write. J, Yihlf*ii. It F D. A San­ Fertilizers, Insecticides, SprnyerrfT Poultry Supplies , Si rayed from Lon gwood Ilia, k ford, Fia. and white letter with HOff C)fk right For thirty years we have been manufacturing fertilisers in this Stats -we have satisfied customers in every county in Florida. ti.Vtf side id lioiu■ Kinder plehae notify Write for Latest Price List. Prices always in line with Quality Box 137, Longwood. ■ 6fi- Up J. E. SPURI.ING, Local Agent, SANFORD, FLORIDA W anted Men in every enmity 'with o wi j auto to travel and lake orders for the Red .Ripper Hay Press. Can give good commission to the right man. He must he a good hustler. 65-tf. If a pair of vlioex costs ^ great deal more, is ii reasonable to believe the consuming public will expect to buy oranges for less than heretofore? .. AUGUST 15. 1919 Wanted- Man to represent insur­ FOUND ance company in Sanford. Salary and commission. Married man pre­ Found —Pocket book. Four miles ferred. See W. 1’reeVe, Hotel Carnes out on brick road to Orlando. W. C. on .Monday. 66-Up Riley. R. A. Box 215. 66-1 tp Why not on Citrus Fruits, too? It docs not seem reasonable to believe that portion of the public which con­ sumes Florida oranges and grapefruit i* going to expect citcap fruit. On the contrary, it docs seem reasonable to think the public will c.xpcct to compensate growers to some extent for the increased cost of production and transportation. HERALD W A N T E D TO B U Y —-Furniture For rent — Rooms Call at 1020 and household goods. Address or East 2nd street. 65-2tp. enquire nt Dixii* Furniture Co., dealer in new anci second hand fur Furnished Rooms— By day, week •niture, 321 Sanford avenue. 66-ltp or month. Every convenience. Over Philips Drug Store, corner Park and Wapled -A push cart. Must be. First street. Mrs. C. C. Hart, Prop. in good condition, oil) Oak. 66-2tp 43-tf ^g r a p e f r u i t , • Some of tho members arc expect­ ing to win high honors for the Union during their stay at Luke Harney A course of study has been arranged and those members wiio take up this course and are able to pass the exam­ ination will receive suitable recogni tion qnd ia-gom e instances degrees will be awarded. All results will be published in next week's notes. Be sure and look for them. ^ Regular meeting * next Sunday evening, xfrlth Group Tw o in charge Our Union is growing. L et’s keep up the good work. Re on time, all the time, and Bring Your, Part Up. K ID N E Y S s w a l l o w o f water. T h# o il stimulate* the kidn ey action and enable s the o rg a n a to th row off the polaons which c a u s e p rem ature old age. N e w life and s tren gth Increase aa you continue the treatment. W h e n co mpletely resto red continue t a k in g a capsule o r tw o each day, OOL.il M E D A L , H a a r l e m Oil C a p ­ sules w i l l k e ep you In h e a lt h and v i g o r a n d p rev en t a return o f the disease. I )o not w a i t until old a g e or dtseaae I w l e Molded d o w n f o r good. Q o to yo ur d r u g g i s t and get a b o x o f O O I-D M E D A I , Ita arl ein Oil Cnpeulrs. Mon ey refund ed If they do not help you. T h r e e alien. Hut remem ber to aak fo r the o rigin a l Imported OOL.D M E D A I , brand. In sealed packa ge*. _ ■v house party it» Lake Harney. Every member is expecting to bkye the time of their lives on this little vacation. Doctor Hyman says he is expecting some wedding fees as a. result but no one can imagine to whom he is referring unless it is to our honored president, Mr. — ------(all names omitted). LJo that as it may we • ant all friends of the Union to come out 4o Lake Harney Friday evening to the big fish fry, and w’fe will let you in* bn the "big. cats.’ No dished to be washed or nnything like .that for everything will be serv­ ed "a la Camp Style.” CLASSIFIED STARTS W IT H Y O U R ■ SA N F O Itp F o r y ° u r o w n satisfaction y o u m ust . co m p are C am els w it h a n y cigarette C a m e ls w in instant an d p erm an ent in the w o rld at a n y price. success w ith sm okers because the y o u 'll blend q u a lit y brin gs out to the limit the b e s t realize and th e Then, t h e i r sup erior ra re enjoym ent R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COM PANY, WinstonJsl.m , N. C little less than new, ‘ In good,condi­ tion, wll| sell cheap, Can fie seen U — — ' . * �AUGUST IS. 1910 THE SANFORD HERALD A jM o h e y S a y e r NewCombinatiomXMERICA] MflSNCE' Specification "H‘ * \ l\ **•* 0 I n c h . s U y g J u p t o . 20 I n c h 'H a i g h t n Inch H a y t a b o v e 2 0 Inch Haight PAGE NINE Pay* of Convict Guards.. Pecdlng in d car* of convlcti Salary of Ferryman..-.______ I’aymrnfa on arcount roads buill b Payments on account bridge* built Surveying ______ ___________ ____ Kipenars repair* on brick roads Discrimination roil M V OVA HO K I M ) Depository llalatirr Oct. I, 191* Urrrlyli for Ihr Sli Munlha: Prom: Taa Collector—Taaea Making __ v DUhuracmenla for the Mil Munlha Kent of Armory,. . .. Every thoughtful Peporltory balance March 31, 1919 I A M E R I C A N FE NC E~| |*“ tmc» b m i i u s aiOMraM ■ housewife h as lo n g sin ce le a r n e d th e a d v isa b ility o f purchasing only standard goods of established merit. Depository balance (let. 1, 191 Itecrlpla far the Hit Munlha: Krom:’ Taa Collector— Taira Clerk 'I Merest on Honda e She knows, for instance, that a ll ad vertised fo o d p ro d u c ts o f n atio n al Dkpuslto/y llalancr Mar. 31. 1919 distribution must of necessity conform to pure food laws, not only those of her own State, but also must be in conformity with the Federal Depository llalancr Oct. 1, 191 Hcerlyta rr the Mil Munlha: Krom: T i l Collector—T u n M iking___ _________ — lllahurafm»n>a for Ihr Mil Moi Drpoaltoty balance Mar. 31. 1919 * I n sh ort, th e la b e l r e q u ir e d b y p u re food laws has prevented fraudulent substitution and the use of unwholesome material, due to the fact that the intelligent American house- sole agents for A m e ric a n Steel & . W ir e m pan y. W e have a com plete stock our prices bitching Depository II ala nee Mar. 31, l!M9 are U n fo r t u n a t e ly , h o w e v e r , are some food* products now on the market in Depository llalancr (let. I, I llacrlple for Ihr Mil Munlha various sections of the country to which our protective labeling laws have not sufficiently applied, and in such cases the housewife is nat­ urally left in the dark. * Take for instance; socalled Self-Rising Flours; there are no laws re­ quiring the label on these Hours to name the ingredients. These are still bought blindly without knowledge of the ingredients, for the reason that these mixtures seem never to have been subjected to the same label requirements as other mixed f(ood products. One is unable to determine from the label of any sack or package of Self Rising Flour what the quality of .the Hour is or what other ingredients are mixed in with it. AH8KTM A N I ) LIAIIILITIKM A skc-Im llalancr rath In drpoiitoritt, nit fund* Uncollected (airs, current year Llahlllllr* Warrants outstanding for current e*p*nr»cv Warrants outstanding m oney. burrowed, the p is deferred t* per cent IN months (Hack Hammock Drainage District Honda , Se min ule County f l i g h t and lie funding Bond* Sid- fluad A. Bridge Dint. N». i Bond* Florida tifovim Drainage District Bonds HTHE Success of Dainty Bakings or a Substantial Dinner is assured b y the S U P E R L A T IV E SELF RISING RISING SUN The F as t B reaker, Just for flip Hnko nf giving ui something; to Htiirt nn argument. will some­ body ph*a»o fiiiggr-st flint ub If mtikoa n bn!>y cross to cut tcofb If must mnko him cross-eyed to cut eye teeth. WIGHT G R O C E R Y C O „ Sanford FL. v/////m, .\\\\\\\\\v Goldsm it h's SRld that “T h e V i c a r o f W a k e fie ld " wan one o f the beat novels ev er w rit­ Tin- f.allaja, fng report of llir receipt* ami iNshurscmi-nla nf ihr funds >*l S t l M J S l l l .K C O U N T V inf lhe efrl.nl ending March 31#!. 1919, atiih the lulanrct anil amount «.f # i r rmta outstanding ami a statement nf the aascla anti lishililie*, ami Urn valuu ul t'uunly property, except school of the aald Seminole Counly a# reported on the 3 H t day of Marrh, 1919 by (he Clerk of the Clreuil Court and the Hoard of County Commissioners ia hereby published umler the provision! of Chapter liSI3 of the l,a«> nf hlonil*. Acl* of I'JI'e. KltN t;sT A M ioS, . * Co mpl roller. Si*t Batarun* Oct I. ! 1*! Pi for Ilu Nil MuniIm Tax C o l l e c t o r a m __- . ... - Comptroller — Ilrdrmpllona. Depoai t — I uUr r# t . . . W. O* Williimjtun — MlsctlliiueoGs I U rn* UumpUtiil^r —IJcprite* ten. nml called It a “ prose-idyll.'* It Is certnlnly tl|o musical prose nf a true poet.— Julian Hill. Oookn Thn\ C le rk C irc u it C o u rt a* C o u n ty A u tlitw r h ih I C ln k t.«# County ( ‘ ommli*ldni'Di I’rr I Bern and Mtlt arr <>( Cuunty Cum rni**luncr- Halarlea of olhrr Offirrra ami Kmplnjri** A tto rm y fo r C o u nty (*i»m rn lu lu roc/* Bupitviaor of Ksgifitralion Counly IMiytirian County D r morialrullon Ag »■nl Furniture and Flilurea for. Court llouie F tp rit pcm of Couni) Building** J nniu-D and other altaiulatila Profit. Thoro uro h u m ln ’tl* nf hooku, mcK om* of whlrh. If m ill m o l. roiiliy ns* ^Imllntorl by tho por^on to wlimn It hiifijM*ns t*» nppoiil. will cnnhlc I hilt IMT^nn qnlti’ iitioovtMohniHly to furnish hlniHolf with ninmunlllon w hlrh ho will llm) of uso In tho hnttlo of llfr. — R oorovolt. i*ay of Nhcrlff for iilrnrlaiuo tm ('uuniy Cummf**iunt r* — inrlilrnlsla Long Sentences. In " L ob Mlsordblos" Victor lingo hnB one nenlenco nf n hundred line*, nnd e a rlie r In Ihe hook. In one of tho chapters descriptive of W aterloo, there nre over CO lines w ithout n full stop. Eiiglnnd'K record Is held by Ihe for­ eign enlistment a r t, one section of which reaches It* six h u ndredth whrd. t.‘a »r of ( ou a i) Hoar: '. Itvpalr* and addltlona In. I'our lluuara and Karma K ijicnaia operation poor House* and Karma Allowances made to Pauper* outside of Poor House* and psld by W a rra n t! . • (.'•ronrt'a In q u ra ls: K e n id ORtrrra, Jutora and Wllncaaea M la llo n rr, & I’ rln lfn , General stationery, lllanka, *tc„ . . . ________ ..... T a a Aaaeaanr T a x C ollertor (?terk Circuit Court, recordinf and general court work Kapenaea o( General Klectlon ttie privilege o f sho otin g a jinn once lit a mark — H. \V. l| o w e ’n Monthly. N O T E —AfiTa Costello u alrtady ic tll knou-n to most o f the ladies o f o u r city. She ii o f the Domestic Science Uranch o f the University . o f Chicago, a graduate o f La ois Institute, Supervisor o f Domestic Science in Ihtblic Schools, Special Lecturer on Domestic A rts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Women's Clubs. Had H im There. " p e a c o n StuiiiiB 'lo w he douri’ a p ­ p r o v e o' eh urches ad vertis in '." r e m a r k ­ ed S h in b o n e ; " b u t w hen A h nit him, W e are publishing a series o f her most im portant articles. u dnt case, wtiflfo* he ri ng the c ln ifrh bell fo ' service, he Jes' laid nullin' ti» tmy."— B oston T ra n s crip t . M ered it h ’s Vanity . "George Meredlthj ns his frlendfl lived to tell wll . a m usem ent,” write* Robert l.ynd In the l.oiidoii Nation, "was a vain man. Someone lias re­ lated bovV, In his la te r years, lie re­ garded It as a m a ile r of extreim Im­ parla n c e flint Ills visitant should sit in n position from which they would see his face In profile." Disbursemrnl# fur Ihr Mia MonthH u litr) His C hristm as Present. A n obi fe llo w I kn ow , nml w h o h a * nil sorts o f money, nnyn that w hen ho w a s n boy liv in g on n fo rm In P e n n ­ sylvania nil he got fur C hristm as wnB Masterpiece. Go ethe, nt the time o f publication. Feeding Rabbits. Babbits need tmt only 'green feed, but a solid stnple meal every d a y — preferably of grain tail Ttint Is a dllTIru tty at present ; bread may lie s u b s ti­ tuted. with n little bran or oatmeal, ami alw ays plenty of elenn w a te r o r milk and w nter. 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE M ONROE Joining bulkhead on ilu* West. Tw o blocks of building Ixits, With two story factory building. Address: C. KENNISON, I*. O. Box 505, Orlando, Fla. Amendment to Prayer. I.lttlc Donald Frost, fl yehrs old, says Ids prayers every night, and hue evening a tie r saying Ills regular prnyrr, llnlstnst up by ■saying; "D e a r Lord, please don't let B rother Bill put Ids cold feet on me."—Exchange. On Floor, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Y «n C u Day From U* « t Wholesale Prices Happiness. If we nre to he happy, we must bei happy now ; If we a re to he happy, w e miist ho happy h e r e ; If we a re io bo happy, \ve muni ho happy In uuraelvoa and not In o u r condition*.— Exchange. W. A. Merrjdaj Coopuy falatlo, Florida Daily Fashion Hint Kapenaea of Deputy Taa ollector Tick eradication work ......... Ilent ul room (or Govrtnmrnt Laboratory Net balance March 31, 1910. . — Warrant! outaVanding Marrh 31, 1919 H o w e v e r , th e h o u sew ife can easily become thoroughly informed about most pro­ ducts and, by a process of cardful selection ofsuch products, safeguard health and make pure food legislation effective. FLOUR aea zest to r every th ere I ... Drpository ltala'nre Marrh 31 1919 REAL ESTATE LIST Y O U R PR O PE R TY AND W E CAN SELL IT. PINK A N D KOIIKF.ITUUK F U N D Depository Balance llcL. 1. 191* tlerelpla for (ha Mil Manifest From: T s s Collector—Tsaea Comptroller—^Tsa ttedi Fine* and roata Sherilt and Deputlea, Cat Ilia Crltn Ca Justice of Peace, Cat Hla Crlna Ca County I’roaecutlag Attorney HaIIid#. Pay (or attendance Crim. Ct Witness Free utloni Other elpenie* of Criminal pr< HtierHT'a to m . on Fine*, air. Feeding PrUonera . Transportation paid for and discharge money paid to con iTr^a on roada i • Pay of juror In Crlm. rsata. Counly and Justice of Peart Courts . • • . ... Insure Your Auto - Tc N e l Balance, March 31, 1219 Warrant a outatandlng, hfirch 31, HMD •f ' • Dtpofitory lUtlncf, March 31, 1919^. ruad Dspos-iory Iter r: pi ■ fo Prom T yuNi> Tsa Redemptlone Itoad Camp 19.932.43 incra far fosd Inspection iff sun* (or rusd Inaj ilnlrnancr, Itosda arblncry, costa and rip: >at, pars and tcadln: 203.00 at.oo 227.49 eOB.20 I.T1R.ST 2,101.10 A MODIBII GAPS. Nothing I* moro fiukiomblo than tho capo ju*t now*. A * a ebango from •the bluo model, ono might havo this design In blufiuo trlcotlno trim­ med with buttons of eclf-materlaL Tho collar and rover* are full of line, yot gracefu. Tho- fulttcss at tho walit I* held in with a suede holt. Medium slzo requires yards 64Inch material. Pictorial Review Capo No. 7371. BUea, 32 to 44 inches bust. Price, 9ft «*••#»■ Liability Property Damagi Agent Drew Development Co Formerly Holden Real Estate Co, I Division �AUGUST 18, m , United SUatea of the World. The day wnl come when we shnll realize not only the brotherhood of In­ dividuals but the essential unity o f nil mnnklpd. All are -brothers; all chil­ dren of the same Anther. The barriers which divide nntlons wrC artificial. I believe the time Is. at hand when these barriers will fall, like the wnlls of Jericho, before love's tnmpet sum­ mons, when the banner of brotherhood nnd freedom will float forever over a neyr federation—tho United States of tho World.—Tolstoy. Tides of the Ocean. 1 Tho Incoming nn<l the outgoing of the tides Is mused by the gravltntlnonl^ Influence of the moon. The moon, so to speak, draws or lifts the wnter from the depths on the snmo principle that n pump lifts wnter. Aqd ns with n pump, the wnter rushes In to fill the space left; so the shnl low water nenr shore rushes out to fill the extra spnee caused by rising of the wnter, ou the principle that water seeks Its own leveh Plant Will Be Built at Fernandina to Manufacture Thousands of Tons of Waste Material Into Fertil­ izer for Sole Distribution in Florida. A DELIOHTTUL TAXLLEUB.' Just what one would want for sum­ Washington's Advisers. mer Is this tnllleur In silk trlcotlno Washington formed his cab­ with narrow straight skirt and a narrow box copt. The most glorious inet- It had hut four members, the In­ part nbout tho suit Is tho vest o f terior department being unknown, the tapestry cloth, overtopped by a col­ war nnd navy departments being un­ lar of flno wblto linen, which' may der one head, nnd the postmaster gen­ be freshened as often ns occasion de­ eral being rohord'nnte to the treas­ mands. Five-yards 42-Inch material ury. Nevertheless o f these four posi­ and t; yard tapestry are needed for tions, ho gave two to Virginians, Sec­ average site. nv Pictorial Review Jacket No. 7716. retary of State Jefferson nnd Attorney Sites, 16 to 20 years. Price, 25 cents. CTcner.’.i Randolph; one. to New York, Skirt No. 7234. Sites, 14 to 20 yean*. Alexander Hamilton, nnd one to Mass­ achusetts, Henry Knox. Price, 20 cents. . - •- 'With t h » Immediate ar aett os a f * factory to ro nv a rt ahrlm p s cra p Inta fe rti li se r, F e r n a n d in a w il t h av a tha ilonaar plant In the Unit ed Htatea tor [ha utilis ation o f thla mat erial. An­ nouncement o f tha n e w Industry w u m a d e t o d a y , b y C.- N o * h R e i d , m a n a g e r o f the Jac ksonville office s f the Ml trate A g e n c ie s C om pan y. {experim en ts on the poeelb lllt le s o f tr a n s la tin g the w a s te fr om s h rim p Into a fertili se r have been u n d e r w a y since April, the Idea f o r d e v e l o p in g such an orlglnatad In tha Industry having J acks o n v ill e of nee. I t Is o n l y - w i t h i n ths last f o u r or- five days, h o w e t e r, that final details fo r the establish ment o f the plant at F e r n a n d in a h av e been completed. W o r k w ill com m enra on th s b u ild in g at once, Mr. Held elated this m q r n l n r nnd the Initial ex p end it ure w i l l by Lie( w r e n 140,000 nttd I j O.OOO. O p e r a t i o n s w il l begin nbout Oct ober Tv T > V T h e o u t­ put o f fe rti li ser will be Just sufficient for Florida, according' to Sfr. Held, nnd the product w ill not be put on tho m a r ­ ket for wholesale fertili zer m a n u f a c ­ turers. etsr.v Watch This Space IC q ss I D I f| . to rrrw rls s REAL ESTATE BARGAINS 1 .1 World's Largest Bui l di ng. , , The Vatican pnlnce at Rome Is the largest building In the world, covering 1844 acres, .hut with Its additions andenlargements It was several centuries In building. The most extensive build­ ing In the world instructed nt one time Is the Pennsylvania station In New York city, which occupies eight acres o f ground nnd hns exterior walls measuring nbout one-hnlf n mile. The cnpltol at Washington covers 153,112 square feet, or nearly four ncres. ~ Dglly Thought To bo trusted Is n ^renter compli­ ment tlinn •« th—or! —fioortro Mnc- BUILDERS S U P P L IE S LUM BER* LATHS, S H IN G L E S SEW ER P IP E and D R A IN T IL E WE TAKE UBEHTY BONDS AT PAU S P R IN G S W ATER T H O M A S D. BAKER, Ph. D. An.ljllrml and Conaulllnf ChcmDl - Professional of Nilpcal Sclrnr* Emeritus, Rollins Cotleic, Florida Frivols Laboratory of Rollins Collvr# Mr. T. O. Cbartso WJnlcj Pork, r u . . Nor. SID. ItlR Hanford, FIs T il Drar Sir: I bar s romplvlvd rsrvful rbrralcsl onslrsls af Ike sample of water ih.i yon brought me early last week, aned bars obtained Ibe following reeulle: ** Color____ __ ______ .Clear Chil4?lae — „ ---- ----- •.■■wow*---------------------------1.75 Oarta per InlUlan , Reaction _________ — _____________ ________ -------------- T »jU— l e J .»0 million —o l ltd e „- _Z_ ZZ r parie r *pot * m iiHon Free Ammonia „ 00 pnrla per million - •* Hardness — 2J.0J patio per million Albuminoid Amraonl.___ _______ _ Trace Nllrnlou--------------------------------------Tree. The abeehce prtvllvnlly of free and albuminoid atnmpnla In ihla water and lit eery small amount af chlorine InUlralea Its *excellent gustily for hauaehoM purposes, la addition to the good gustily characteristics of superisr bnusehsld water. It possesses special fealurei of much value, especially those of eicellent nslursl aeration and L O W degree of hardness. ' The barterlologlrnl analysis, reselling in an average lotal eo’u'nl. In four samples of the water, of 1 bsrlerlo per cent.: and In flndlng no colon, or other harmful bacteria, acleria, fully ronflrm 111 good quallly Inillcaled by the C HE M IC A L analysis. , # O f (hr many wateta of Ibis and other regions Ihsl I have anslyred, I hair found none superior In ell good qualifies lo that or thv “ Eldye W alt r." . ' Tours very respectfully, * 'Signed! TIIOH. K. BAKER ' T. Q. CHARLES, Distributor T E LE I-H O N E J lt -W M l I’ ARK AVE. H A NFO R D , FLORIDA # Geese. Tho shrim p scrap has v e r y sim ila r and In fact abo ut th* same in gredients as those found In P e ru v i a n Guano, end fr om a fe rti li sa tion s tan dp o int U e q ua lly as v a lu a b le aa the P e r u v i a n jPVrduct, considered the most im p o r­ tant pla nt food on ^ t e m arket. H owever, o w l n ^ to the fact that P e ru v i a n g u a n o Is obtained fr om the placet w here pelicans co ngregate, and Is ra rely found In quan tit ie s of one oxcepl In Peru. It l l only p u l on the m arket every fo ur or five year s and le too scarce fo r gen eral use The three p U nt foods that constitute fertilizer ars am monia, potash and phosphoric acid, all o f w hich o r i g in a ls practic ally In the same m ann er as tha P e ru v ian guano In view of Ihess fuels, Mr. Hold declared today, the value of d is ­ co vering a process to m ak e the .lir.nip scrap Into fartl llxar can ba readily ■sen. Homo Idea o f w h a l the Ind ustry will moan to Ker nondlna can bo gained from tho fact that tbla town now ships more shrimp than any one place In the United .-Males Tho catch last y ear ra nged u p w a r d to 10,0110 Iona, a fleet of 700 boats being en gaged in catching shri m p for the Ki-rnir.iiliia m arket M i l l KUail nate l.uss. D u r in g the esp erltnrnts In m a k i n g shrim p scrap Into fertiliser. It was found ih .,1 ib per cent o f the shrim p Is head, w hich Is removed and th ro w n a w a y before the shrimp are Iced ami shipped. HhrInip cant.efs lose an even b i g g e r perc e ntag e of the shrim p In cwitnlnx <£, pr r cent, which count Itutra the head and tall, being wasted. T h e s c r ap w i l l he c o l l e c t e d n i g h t l y In m o t o r (rucks, haul ed to the p l a i n and. pul t h r o u g h a d r y i n g and g r i n d ­ i n g process U s i n g l o the s p e e d y d e ­ c o m p o s i t i o n o f the w a s t e a q u i c k p r o ­ cess Is necessary, V.'hllo (he m a n u f a c t u r e of s hr imp s c r ap I nto f e r t i l i z e r has been t r i e d In a s ma l l wa y bef ore, this I* the flrat time an e n t i r e l y s uc c es s f ul p r o c e s s lias been found. Mr. Hel d said t oday. In addition to tha fertilise r a stork food will be made pul of the ahrlmp scrap The Fer nandin a plant w il l ba under the s u p e r v i s i o n and direction of Uza Jackso nv ille offlo*. ' t= Alexandria. Alexandria, founded by the* world conqueror, Alexander the Great, Is an Kgypttnn city that .Is enger to lose Its connection with the faraway post and become completely modernized. Fate has favored this nmhlllon, for the won­ ders that Cleopntrn knew have been eaten by fire or swept nwny by the sen. Alexandria is n city of trade nnd fushlon, dominated by prosperous Eu­ ropeans too deeply absorbed In the stock exchange to he even vaguely In­ terested In the romantic side of their city. , • I H I L L LUMBER Co. i Ihiiy Fashion Hint a t " ^ -r^ r ! T 1 | 1 Here is your chance if you .are looking - for a real Irish Buggy made of all hardwood, full bolted and extra wide steel wheel. ■ Standard Size Wash Hoards . Dross 70c Gloss 60c White Metal 45c Price $4.25 ' LEE BROTHERS | | LIT T L E TOTS’ ROMPERS. Playtime calls for comfortablo garmeats, so here is a romper model' that answers ’ he requirements of good sense anil good-looks. Plain bine gingham * may he used, tho ItliHitncrs being shirred to a sh ort' j waist with sleeves cut in one. There are pockets of self-material. For average size, two yards 2fl-lnch ma­ t-rial Pictorial Review Rompers 71r.r. Sizes, 1 to 6 years. IT Ice, 15 routs. HARDWARE for HARD WEAR Kook Stoves, Yes! No. 7 No. 8 - - $14.75 *- Plum bing and Sheet M etal - 17.00 Contractors L j Peculiar Feeling. Celln had been III for ninny weeks One day when site was stronger rttui* hail, been put In n rbnlr. she slipped flown to tlii* Moor anil stood fur n ino ment on her feet. "Ob,” she said, I n imieli surprised voice, " I feel henv to myself." M any H. B. L E W IS List Your Property With Me y Wit .. ‘ *■ . WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. i m mm 1 ' Manufaclurrrvof IdvaJ Fwtilfxjv• fD « l « l n Spray Pump, and IntMtfddv. -fc■a some today! You’re going to call Lucky Strikes just right. Because ►Y - .... ..i t fg g rettes give you the good, w holesom e flavor .of toasted Burley tobacco. A, 7739 FOB EXOLU8IVE YOUNO LADIES One can manage to look bolb pic-, tureaque and sophisticated In a toi­ lette with skirt of plain pique and overblouse of figured organdy, es­ pecially if the overblouse goes over the waistline and bos a round neck run with black aatin,ribbon. Need­ less to add that the streamer belt Is also of saUn ribbon, M dlum alto requires l f i yards SG-Inch pique and U 1 yards figured organdy. Pictorial Review Dress No, 7739. Sizes, 12 to 20 yean. Price, 25 ccnu. •- : . • Him . Daily Fashion Hint Citrus Insects and Diseases:- Short, plain descrip­ tion of the common citrus troubles with direc­ tions for treatment; also receipts for spraying advised and directions for spraying and prun­ ing,— twenty-four pages. Garden and Field Troubles:- Sixty-four pages of valuable information on control of i,he various • troubles that may arise in the truck* garden **or field including preparation of soil, rotation of crops, handling of seed and seed beds, transplant ing, spraying, etc. Miscellaneous Crop Troubles:- This twenty-page book treats of the peats found on avdbado, -figs grapes, guava, lawns, mango, ornamentals, peaches pears, pecans, persimmons, plums and tobacco Write today for information that will help you. a Like All newspapers often have advertises, .nents which could lie rewritten ndvnn tageonsly. Rut It took a church paper lo offer the inosi original one yet: “ Wonted—A minister who has been married 22 years Is very desirous of securing a clinnifo." , : . • - . “ ^V< ■ *-£r=- i L wm - »» 1( :M : i B . '.v . - I tT ' �smmwmm 'i t ’HI PAG E ELEVEN THE SANFORD ffKBALD - AUGUST IB, IM S - IS*** * --- It la further ordered that tht* notice be rph Finfia a. Mr*. O. L. With btlek Ninth S l w t Iron P»rk Commlaaionar* of Seminole County, Florida, B*lby Fiorfan. Joseph M E E T HERE T O M O R R O W now in the neighborhood of $17,000 Inc J'srrsmor*, A tf n n publfahed once each week for twelve week* Avenue Knit erne and onn-hnli < l f i ) blocks. at th* offle* of *ald board at th* court houa* Lamport, Jams, MeEtroy I'arramor*, Proposal to b* presented In a. *#al»d en­ In Sanford. Florida, on or before t*n o'clock I’arramor*. Effl* Parramora and Elisabeth in tbe Sanford Iferald. a n»w*paper pubper mile to build and $1,000 per velops endorsed on tha outside IMd* lor a. m. on the 2nd day of September A, D. 1919, Parramor*. a* h»lr* of ,ald Joseph Fine,an, Uahed in Seminole County, Florida. V o l u s i a , Lake and Seminole l o De* mile for interest ulone. paving Ninth Btroal." Sanford. Florida and for th* vxravattuo and construction of the deceased, in and to the B W I j of N E I i nf Witness my hand and official seal of the dltchre, drain* or canal* and lateral ditch**, Portion IS, Tp. 20 8. Itanc* 31 East and the •aid Circuit Court this the 8th day of Aug­ name of the bidder or bidders. ' cldc on Bridges • There is good argument on both theEach proposal must be accompanied by a. drain* or canal* in the Jessup Dralnag* Dis­ N W J ( of SFrif of Seetlon JS, Tp. 20, S ust. 1919. R a n * * 31 East In Beminole County, Florida. certified check made payable at eight to the trict. (Seail K. A. DO U GLA S S The boards of county commission­ aides of the uucstion. The people order ol the City Clerk of Sanford, Flrolda Each bid must he accompanied by a certi­ B. E. B R A D Y . Clerk, Circuit Court. themselves must determine what fied clfeck in tho sum ol Five Hundred (1100) Sheriff SomlnoL- County, Fla. for two hundered (1200.00) Dollar*. Srhelle Maine'. ers of Volusia, Seminole and Lake Dollars, payable to said board, as an evi­ 61-Mr. i^dlcltoF for Cstimltl-isnl. 6-V-13tc. Tb* lucmalul bidder or bidden will be dence ol good faith. they want. — D eLand News. counties meet in Sanford at 9 o’clock required to give a bond « 'lual Id hi* or their Estimated total yardage, 99,660 cubic I bid, and auch bond to be executed by a yard*. Saturday for the purpose of consist­ Thl* quantity is only apprnrimate, In Clrrull Caart of lb * Sesenlh Judlria In tlrcalt Ceurl Tib Judlrlal Circuit, Ssml•urtty company, licenced to do buatnee* In bring given as a uniform baste tor compari­ Clrrull sf Florida, Hemlaolo County. In net* Ceunly. Florida, la Chaartry. the state ol Florida, (aid bond to be son of bids, and th* said board Reserve* the ing Joint adtlon with reference to Chanrcry. In re PrllOnn » t Fannie C. Davts: a Married approved by the City Council. right to inert*** or dterras* the amount of C . I - Handilt, Complainant Another Birthday Party Woman. purchasing fhe bridges over the St. Plan* and ape Nitration* may be »e*n at •aid yardage at may be deemed neremry. V *• Ord*r and tJcensa Johns at Harden’s ’ Kerry and a A pleasant event in young people’s th* City Clark'* office or, at tha office of All bids shall be mad* upon a form to be W l l j l y a Atkinson* Daniel, Luther C. Porter, Thl* matter, coming on to be heard thl* Fred T. William*. City Engineer. furnished. Tho Portsmouth Trust A Gurasnteo Co. dav befog* me upon the report of E. F. IfomThe City Council reecrve* the right to reCrow s. Bluff and the erection of a circles was the birthday party given Tbe board rseerve* th* right to reject any Atleo C. HID, Dai id Leo Daniel. A. D. Star huld*ry*p*rlal matter heretofore appointed and and all bid*. bridge at Osteen. Seminole county by Miss Mabel Wilkinson on Wed­ ect and all bids. bird, and all unknown persons rlalnilnc to tikf and report testimony a* to the capa. rr*d P. Itinr* F. U Mlljer Th* succtwetul bidder w I be required to Pre*. Council. any interest by, throuah or undrr the eily,/comp*t*nry and qualification* of pell* . City Clerk will be asked to meet half the ex- nesday afternoon in celebration of give a bond equal to IS per rent of the above named pam r* or either ol them, a* lionJr to take charge of and manage her Fred. T . Willi* m* amount ot his or their bid, computed upon heir*, devise** lefatee*. franteoa or oth*rn u n * , with hi* opinion thsreon. the court, City Engineer. her fifteenth birthday* to a group of 4pena „ basi* ol the yardage above mentioned, wl»*. and Sit other unknown person* claim. haqing eaamined the report and the te*tlItdtt. girl friends among' whom were in­ a Surety Company qualified lo write Inc any In t .m t in and to th* .aid land* In­ y, find* that tha said Fannie C. Davie pense of the bridges at Harden’s *\eh bonds in the State of Florida, as surety volved tn *ald cult, t t al 1* qualified to take charge of and manage her Ferry and at OBteen, while Lake cluded the ohoir of the Congrega­ tmdt the Surety Company and form of N O T ICE OF e l e c t i o n ; t*, and thereupon ft ia hereby ordered, Order of Constructive Sorvjea. to be' approved by '■aid hoard, I* hereby given that an election udged and decreed that the Said master’s T o all unknown parties clalralns Inf-rest county will be asked to meet half tional church. Games were enjoyed *ttlNolle* be held a t the several Palling place* In “ rl tie and the earn* I* hereby approved s p y ol plan*, specification* and pro­ by, tbrouch or under William Atkinion the expense of the bridge at Crows and delicious refreshments served Hsmlnot* County, Florid*, on th* 16th day file* and proposed contract, bond and form of let, Luther C. Porter, Th* Portal___ confirmed. n( September IBIS pursuant to Chapter bid maV be obtained upon application to the & Guarantee Co,, Allrtt/flrlllll, DaVld Lo* IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D . A D J U D G Bluff. All providing the people of late in the afternoon. #195 oi the Daw* of Florida, Art* ol 1919, undersigns-d upon making a deposit ol Daniel, and A. IJ—iltarbtrd, a* heir*, devUcoa, E D A N D D E C R E E D . That th* petitioner, Entitled An Act to Prohibit Hof* or Swine Ten Dollars, tni* sum to be refunded when - ----- grantees, grantor*, leg locatre* or otherwise, or anv or the said Fannie C. Davie, be and ana ts here­ Volusia county vote In favor of elim ­ runnln . or roaming at la rf* In said county, •aid plans, specifications, etc., have been ST th; them and all unknown peraons. by granted license to take charge of and " re­ either/7.1 bossing— Lee inating the present privately owned tor the purpose of adopting or rejecting the turned. I or association* claimlnc an manage her eetate and property, to control , , _-rnnnSratlon* provision* ot said act. said election to be tty order of the Iloard of County C»i the following described land* the aame, to contract and b* contracted ~arr,m Interest in and high toll bridges. The -wedding of Lieut. Frank. Los- held in accordance with eniatlng laws govern­ ml«sloneri\uf Seminole CsssrnSw*—Hnfldi. •ituata In Htmlnole County, Florida, to-wit: with, to aue and ba eued, and to b«com* a (seal) \ FI. A. M o UOLASS, general election*, including th* qualifi­ Lot* I to 2R Inclusive (le u Lot* S and 8) free dealer and bind heraelf In all raapecta at T o make the bridges free, main- sing and Mrs. Mary Evelyn Lee ing US Me \ Clerk. cation ol voter*. W. A. * D. L. Daniel's Subdivision ot the If ah* wert unmarried. S B ' s ot Sec 10, T w p 21 8. Hang* 29 E. tnin thorn with eight keepers, one a t ,(took place at the home of Mrs. Lee The following elector* hak* been appointed D on* and ordered In (Chamber* at DeLand 130 acre* more or less. conduct said election and to canvas* and Florida thl* th? 2nd city of August 1919. each bridge, and to pay interest on on French avenue lust Sum!a/ aftrt- lo make return* ot the vote* cast, In the sevrrsl In the Clrrull Cuurt of the Sevenlh Judicial You and each ot you are herchy ordered to j \s. w. Verki ns the investment estimated at $360,000 nopn at four o’clock. Dr. George precinct*, respectively, the last named to act .Circuit of Florida, Seminole Counly. lit be and appear before our aald Circuit Court fis-dtc Judge. at the Cuurt House in Sanford, Florida, on Chancery. a* elatkl—. - -~— ------wil. cost thfe tax payers, about three Hyman, pastor of the Baptist church the 3rd day of No*. A. I). 1919, then and J. P. Laing, Joined by J. F '.. Latng, her’ h u e ^Precinct No t. Tim Keane, F. E. G 1c* there to make aniwer to th* bill oi eoraplalnt In th* Circuit Ceurl, H*t*nlh Judicial Clr* band. milU additional taxes, which would officiated and onfy the immediate A. W. Wathen and W. F. Rh.lley, herein filed again*! youl < Complainant* Cnll, In and far Htmlnnls Csos'y. Fltrid* No 2 A. 8. Hawkins, J. G. Moffett bring-in about $36,000.00 per year. family and a few friends were pres­ Jas.Precinct It I* further ordered that this notie* ha In t'h t nrrr t. A. Johnson and J. W. Bell. Wm. O. AndenHed. R. if* Ham*i II. Ramsey, Ceo. B. published once a wrek for twelv* week* in Albert 11(11. Complainant Precinct No 3. C. I~ Britt. G. F. Patton. ent. 1( a flat rate' of 25 cents toll for t Mnrtnn. Individually jind a\ A rroster. Cal- the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published rt. David -fpeer, and F. P. .lline*. A. I’oate. Anna C. WoVTbrldfe, Indl* In Semlnol* County, Flor.da, round trip f« made, it is estimated Roan M. Hall, Defendant. The contracting parties are well Precinct No. i A. A. Hick*. F. A. John­ vln viduallv and a* trustee, Albert G. Five* A. V. MrGuinn and Leonard Kelt. Witness my hand and seal of **ld Circuit TiHHo**1 M. Hall, — — Street, Indlanappliv, 'th a t the bridges w ill be self'sustain­ known here, the bride, Mrs. Lee son. Precinct No. 5, T, L. t'ushlnr, N. J. Tan­ and Richie Wondbridft, nnd nil unknown Court, thia th* 7th day of Aug. I9IB. persona clainjlnc interest, by through or un­ ner, O. G. Walcott and ll. II. McCall i Seal I E. A. D O U G L A S S ing, will meet their own upkeep, pay having resided here for mahy years It appenrlnr } t om the affidavit of Albert Precinct No 1. J. W. Flynt. G. T. Peter*, der anv of the above named tlefendinte. Clerk of Circuit Court Semlnol* Co. v la. Hall herein duly filed that h* i* complainant either at heir*, devisee*, grantee*, legatee* f o r , their own keepers, pay interest and for the past two yeijrs has been J. V* Wicks, and M. E. Dooley. E. F. HouthvJdsr . • In the above M il l lad cause nnd that it ia the No. 7, It, It. Bnbertn, J. E. Sny­ nr othfrwb«, and al! Unknown persons claim­ Solicitor , —a 65-13tc Irelief that the defendant, Rosa II. Hall, ll on thx investment and create a fund connected with the J. - L. Millery der,Precinct ing Interest by, through or under Jessie C, G. G.Jaroba and I*. II. Collins. nun resident ol tb* Stata al Florida and Precinct N ». S. C. E. Mather*, 8. E, 'Murphey and J. Richmond Murphey, her I that so* is a reddest of a stata of tha United for retiring the bonds. bakery where her.uniform courtesy Mathers, P. E. Rrddltt znd A. W. Moreman. hualiand, now deceased* as heirs, devisees, Jn Clrrull Court of ih’e Se-enth Judlcfa States other than the State of Florid* and I’reeinrt No. 9 T. D. Hartiey, T. P. lewl* legatee*, nr otherwise, and all other unknown Some people want the bridges ab­ nnd good nature made her a w'orld <f Circuit of Florida. Seminole Count). In is a resident of th* Stata of Indiana, rwaldint person* rlaiming'any internet In and .to said J, A. llialllne, and J. N. 8e*rey, a t -------------Str-et In th# City ol Indtapapoll* Chancery., The groom is the son of solutely free, claiming that it is no friends. Precinct No. 10. J*mr* Itred. J. O. Mar­ property invtoved in said suit. Indiana and thnt th*r* la no person In tha Defendants. * • J. F. La Inc, joined by J. E. Lain*, hrr hus­ Slate tin. A. l\ Siobtom and A. i'.. SJohlom. of Florida the service of a subpoena more just to collect tolls on bridges Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lossing of this band. Complalnai\ta. . , .Order of Constructive Service Preeinrt No. II. J. W. Diteen, A. W. ut>on whom r.-ouhl bind the defendant vs. To alt unknown nartle* rlaiming Interest to collect them on brick und city and has just returned from Mullen. A. II. Puller and W. U. llallard. and that it Is hit bfllef thn age of th* de­ Wm. G. Andenrled, It. 11. Itimsey, G jo. T. fendant la ov t iwrnty-on* year*. by, through or under Wm. C». Andenrled, Said election to be held In accordance R* II. Ramsgy, Oro. II. Morton, Individually Morton, individually and as -trustee, Cal­ hard surface, roads, which cost France, where he was a Frst Lieu­ with the taws of Florida governing the hold­ Yuu are therefore ordered to appear to vin A. I’oage, Anna C. Woodbfldge, Indi­ as trustee, Calvin A. I’oage. Albert (5. tenant serving all through the war. ing of general eleetiuns in said state and fc- and vidually .and a* trustee, Albert fi Eaves, this liiil on Monday Ihc fith'day oi October • Ksvrl. Richie Woodbridge and Jetilc C, ' turns to be made to the clerk and chair­ Murphey and J. Richmond Murphey, her A. D. 1919, the same being a Rule L)ay of and lUchie. Wooilbrtdge, and all unknown He is an experienced carpenter and. man of the Hoard of County Commissioners person* rlaiming any interest by, through ihla Court husband, as heirs, devisee*, grantees, legatee* or under any ut the above namrd defendis in the employ ol Contractor S. O. ol said County. or otherwise or any or cither of them, and all It it further ordered that tbit notice be Done by nrdrr ot the Hoard, ot County unknown persons, corporation* or associa­ anta, either as heir*, dcvjsee*. grantee*, published tor four cunaecullv* week* in th* Culnntistionrr* ot Seminote County, Florida tion*, claimlug an interest In Ihc following trgatre* or olherwtae, and alt unknown pet- Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in „ Shinholser. (Sealt E. A., DO UGLASS described property situate III Seminole Coun­ son* claiming Interest by through or under Seminole County, Florida. 1 0 and Mrs. Lessing .will make Clerk of Hoard of County Commissioners ty. Florida, to wit: llrgin at Intersection cf Jessie C. Murphey and J. ttlchmond Murfih Witness, E. A. Douglass. Clerk of tb* of Seminole County, Florida. , . . ■H*«t Heine of Mellonville Ave., with south ph*y, her husband, no w deceased, a* heirs Circuit Court and th* seal thereof this 23rd their future hdmo oh French avenue 65-Ste. ’ ------- ’ line of Sec. 30, run North along Mellonvill# devisee*, legatee* or otherwise and all day ot July A. I>. 1919, this city and the be-t wishes of their Ave., If»2 yards, Fast at right angle* 102 ■other unknown persons rlaiming any IqterE. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. t Irrult C ourt. Seventh Ju illrla l C lr- yards. South at right anglra 162 yards, <st In and to said property Involved In said Uy V. M. Douglass. D. C. many friends nr£ extended to them. In rothe Defendant*. ll, of Florida, In and for Sem inole C o u n­ Writ 162 ) arda. See. 30 Twp. 19 S. Range suit. A. 'K. Powers, » 31 E* ty. In f h a n r r r y Order of ConetriicUve Service, Solicitor fur Complainant. Gi-5tc U. J. 1.0bean and Aims Thurman, To the Defeneants. Wm. G. Andenrted, You .and. rach of you are hereby ordered Complainants, II. It. Hamsry, Geo, It. M orton. Individually t«* hr and aptM’sr before our «aid Circuit Knocking llich Halls Court *t th^ f’ .iuri House n Sanford, Fla on and as troslee, Calvin A. Popge, Albert tj. E. Hill and William Henry the 3rd day «f Nov. A. I». |!M9, then and Have, and Itirnie Woodbridge: Because tin* Sanford ball team was Cordelia Hill, her husband; ail qnkimwo uarthere to make answer to the bill of complaint It appearing from the sworn till) of com(tried one hundred dollars for its re­ ties claiming Interests under Cordelia herein fh*d against you. plaint herein filed that your plan- of resi­ E. iliil anil William Henry Hill, her ft ii' fiifthcr ordered that thl*4natlc* be dence it unknown, and that you are over FI ItK and THKFT and COLLISION In­ fusal to allow Umpire Osteen to ar­ hushapd, nr either of them, or other­ puhlliliDd once a week for twelve week* In the age Ilf 21 years: surance Usueil by tho FLORIDA STATE in the land described heh.w; the Hi it ford Herald, m newspaper, published bitrate a game the people of that wise, tl is therrfnre Ordered that you and earh AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION ia tho Allen G Apgnr a n d ------ -- Apgar. his in ScMiinolc County, Florida. of yuu do appear lielure uur Said Circuit Kathleen, FI*.— Mrs. Dallaa Prlne, that town are firmly convinced that wife; oil unknown parties rlaiining Witness my hand ahd seal of said Circuit Court, at the Court House in Sanford, Fla. •afcat and cheapest In the world. Write Court, this the 7th dav of August tfMft. or this place. Bays: “ Alter the birth Sanford is right in the siime etnss inter-st» under Allen ti. Apgar and on the fith day ot October A. D. 11*19. then for Information to headquarters,Orlando. — — — Apgar. his wife, or either *.f S. ,r» K. A. DOCC.IsASR of my last c h ild ...I got very much them, uf otherwise. In the land dreClerk of Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. and there to make answer t>. the bill ol com­ Agents wanted In every town In Florida, with Saint Louis and Sheecago. run-down nnd weakened, so much plaint herein filed against you. crihcit liflnw. ail unknown narties E. t-* fliiUsholder "Where is there another claiming an interest in the following that I could hardly do anything at Yussum. ft is further ordered Dial this notire he Solicitor. !3tc dcsrribtd land situate in Seminole published (or eight cohseetuiie weeks in the alL I was so awfully nervous that town in the state that lias been fined count), Florida, to-wlt: 8 of S I ) of 'Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In 1 could scarcely endure the least like that? Yea, where is it? And S E j i of 8 W ' * of Section 13, Town­ In f'trcati Couri of the .Nsir nlh Judicial Semlnotd Co. Ft*. ship 21 South, Itange 29 East; also noise. My condition was getting Clrrull of Florida, Seminole Courtly. Witness -my hand and seal of said Clreuit begin at S W mrncr of H E 1. of Sec­ where is there another town in the In Ch nrrfr, worse all the tlm o... Court this th 7th day of August 191-J. tion 13. Township 21 South, Itange C. ( Handall, Complainant (seal) E .C DOU GLASS JEW ELER I know I must have some relief or state that is willing to go right down 29 East, jun eait 11 J) chains, .north VP, ClrVk ol Clreuit Cuurt Seminole Co. Fla. I would soon bo in tho bed and In a in its slocking and pul! up a wad, 10 chain*, west i t * ) chains, south 10 William Atkinvon liantel, Luther C. Porter, E. F, lloustndder, T hr 1'nr ts mtfti t h T fit»1 & G h at amice f 1o ,, Solirilor. tli-Dtc. eerloua condition fo r I felt so badly rip off a century note, slap it down chain*, defendant*. MY SPECIALTIES: Order 'if SeMlrr by Publication Mire C. Hill, David. Lee Daniel. A. D, nnd was so nervous and weak I could To all parties claiming interest* under Htarblrd, and all unknown person* claim­ hardly live. My husband asked Dr." on the counter and then smile? I 11 Cnrilelia E. Iliil and William ilrnry HID, her ing any Interest by through of under the In Ctrroll Cuurt, Sevenlh Judlrlal Clrrull PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA of either nf them, or nthirwise. In above named parties or either of them, a# Seminole t ’ u u n l ) , Florida' In Chancery -----------about n r taking CarduL He ■answer: There ain’ t none. Sanford is husband the land described below: and all parties GORHAM’ S STERLING SILVER h*4r>, lleviseei, grantees, legatee* or cither' Mary M. Hecord, widow. nald, ‘ it’s a good medicine, and good plum tickled half lo death over the claiming Interests under Allen O Aprar ami wije. a nl all other unknown persons Haim Complainant for that trouble’, sq ho got mo 6 bot­ happy termination of an unpleasant -------- Apjar. his wife, or either ot them, of log any interval In and to said lands Involved ROGERS’ PLATED WARE vs Rill to otherwise, In the land described below, and in said suit, ri al. tle s ... After about the secoml bottle I quiet Title all parties rlaiming an interest in the follow­ Oh. voti Sanford! You , l)t ferulant t. felt greatly improved.. .boforo taking epiaod?. All unknown hrtrs ol and all unknown per­ ELGIN AND W ALTH AM WATCHES ing described land situate In Seminole coun­ Order of Constructive Service sons claiming Interest under E. 8. and E. J It my limbs and hands and arms little dusty rogue!—Balm Beach ty, Florida, to-wlt: Ht)_nf 8*y of S E 't of To the defendant*: Willlim Atkinson White, Mrs. ( . W. Jacock* and all unknown South, SW U f*f Sect In h 13. Town would go to sleep. After taking It, Post. arsons claiming Interest under C. W. Hanft* 20 East; alto litfin al tiW corner »»l Daniel, Lulhar C. Purler. The Portsmouth however, this poor circulation dlaajr-. acock* and all unknown parties claim­ SEJi of Section 13, Town«fiip'2t South, Trust & Guarantied Co., Alirm CL Hill, D av id.Lee Daniel and A. D. SParbirdi ing an interval in and to Lot* 2, 3, i, 5, pearod. My strength cams back to Dance 29 East, run Kaat 1 4 rhain*. North 10 chain*, *Weal 14 H chain*, S^uth I 0 i fi and 7. tilock 2, E. J. While's Subdivi­ It appearing ffo m the a worn bill ‘rtf com Will Transport School Children me nnd I was soon on tbo road to. chain*. plaint herein filed, that yuiir place of real1 sion a* recorded in plal hook No 2. Seminole health. After tbo uso oT nbout 5 bot­ The Sanford schools will again fur­ It |a hercity ordered fhit you appear to the j den re U unknown, anil that you .are over Counly Records, Defendant*. tles, I could do all my houso-work liiil of enmplainl Jiird Iterrfn a fad nit you in ! (hr age of 21 years; OCULIST AND OPTICIAN ORDER and attend to my nix children b«- nish transportation to the children the above enljtlrd cau»e, on the firai day uf | It l<i therefore (Irdered that you and iarh T - ail* unknown heirs of, and all unknown Prartlce confined to the treatment Scplt fttbrr, A. If 1H] * .(, and l hr Sanford eldes.” living within the Sanford territory »d > *iU do aupcar Indore our •aid* Circuit pers-.ns claiming interest under K S. A- E, J. Hr raid ta hrrtdiy dr#lgnalrd *■ I hr nrwapaprr White, ami to all unknown persons claiming of Ih^ cyo You can fed safo In giving Cardul but too far from the school building In which thin order ahall hr puhliahrd oner Court *t tpe Court H<iuae in Sanford, Florid interest under ( ' it Jacoeks, and all un­ on tii** bth tl*> of Let over, A D. Iblf*. th*n Eyes examined by a regular regis­ a rci k f«r twelve consecutive tjcrltv a thorough trial for your troubles. It and thrfe to make answer lo the bill of known partlea claiming an Interest In and to |to walk. tered physician torts 2. I, t. t. fi. A 7,|tl„rk 4, K. J Whit*'# Witni** my hand and »cai of ofT^c*- il,l» ^(implnmt filed It* (tin against > " ’y contains no harmful or habit-forming Elsewhere in this issue the hoard 2nil day of JunV, A. if 1!M9 Subdivision as recorded In Flat Hook N o 2. drug*, but Is Composed of mild, vege­ Glashcfi titled, broken lenea du­ D H further ordered that thi* order bn Seminole County Records. (trail E. A. D O T C L a SsS, published In-the Sanford Iferald, a newspaper table, medicinal ingredients with no is advertising for bids for such trans­ plicated l.*|rrk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Kl». 4 You and each of you are hereby ordered puhlb o-d in Seminole County* Fla., unce a bsd aftereffects.. Thousands of womon portation as it is their dpsire to have W. M. Murphy, Jr., to appear to th* bill of complaint herein we* k for eight ro!i»ecuti Ve w eek*, 28 W. ChurcVst. • Orlando, Fla. Solicitor for Complal 5lJ-l3tc filed against you, on the Rule day for Nov* have voluntarily written, telling o f everything 1a readiness by the open­ V’fttcra my hand and peal o f 'said Circuit ember, th# «*me being the thlrd'of Novem­ the good Cardul has done them. It ber - 1919.. *n Cfrriilt Court Seteitlh Ju d lrla l C lrru ll, Court thl* the 7th ilav nf August 1319. iSeali ‘ IL. A. DOUGLASS, Should help you, too. Try lL E 74 ing day. •ir. I’lurliit. t hinrerf .Heml note Count <1 ! rr l. i if C| r lit: C w u r t S I* m f n a »t e I * *L, Fla, I) ) ch«p|F»:i, Henry II. ill. I- F 11ou ahold i--r. Marv Wheeler Chil«|**il. and Solicit or. fil-Ste C o u l d n ’t Find A ny. j, llartn a vt-ji, Co rnpralnanta lllll to -- ----- ——J— L/tilrl * v*. “ I got one good lough out of the Joteph Title, (rarvin, the unknown Noll re nf Application for Tat Deed f'ndcr tour, anyhiuv," wild Ynrlek llnmtn. S(-|itpm uiiid deviaeea unticr the Secllon N nf (huplrr MR*. Law* of I bar Ida !a&t, will and testament **f J»»S’ ntirr is hereby giv« n that Georgn Smith* “and thnt was when it took town sher­ *wph Garvin, llic unknown h*-ir« id Frrnan. purchaser of T u (Vrfifivatr No tiarvin, W rn (J, And*n* iff tried to nttneh our l»-\ office r e ­ 1922, dated the Ird day of Jtmr A. D 1901, rtid, the unkruiVMi Ir^atee* arjfl c e i p t s . " — Louisville ruuricr-Jiiurmil. ha* filed *ald r**rlitlcatr' In my ofPre ami ha* duviarra under Iht* la*t will and made application f«r tav deed to issue in One Inch Cards Will He ruMIshed Ba­ tt**iatnent of Win. (J. Andcngrfordanew with faw. Said cerilflrnte cm* relit, an d I he unknown heir* of * der This Heading Al The Rale Of 17.2‘ hrarea the fi.Unwin,: described property sit* ffm. (J. Andefirejtl, |)rfi*ndant* Per Year oate I In Sernlnofe County, Florida to wit: If'nil re in Non* Itriidrnt* rtW>| of 8\YU »cr. I !i. Twp. 2! South To Jowph Garvin, Itrfldrncv Unknown Range 3D Fast* T h e aald land being ia* To Wm. (*. Andenreid, Ileaidrnfe Unknown *^«fed -at the,flat® of the !*»uar»c® of aUib It appearing by the iworn bill of com- ( rertlfiratx in i|*e name ol J( W. Ilrotvn. , S C H E L L E M A IN E S ,’I, l ?.t. itr.‘t IJole**' salit certificate .halt he redeem*.! Unlif-nds T h e m W ith Sanford Sl '-Sk : accoidlng .vco.-tin, i * . . . . deed « m i „ Ue ther.on ine described land In Seminole county, Ftor on the 0th day *d September, A. It. 1919. L A W Y E R THE U N I V E R S A L C A B i c o m m o n Intercut Ida, to-wit: Witness my *sfTl»-»wt signature and seal this The Wcit. half ( W ' l i ) of the Southwest the*7th day of August A, D.'I9!9 . OFFICE IN TIIE COURT IIOUMP. A Sanford" fit iron tells his expt-rl LqOarter I S W * , ) uf Section 29. Township 19 (Seat! K. A. D HHiLARS. Itange 31 Ka*t, lr«i un>l esr-pt the Clerk Circuit Court Semlnol* County, ence-iu the following statement, N o South. S A N F O R D - - F L O R ID A W,-*t hall (W t -j) of the We*t half ( W * » ) ot Florida I better evidence than this can hu had. the, Southwest -tuarter i S W ’f l of the SouthUy V. M . . Douglass, I). C. Areit quart*r (SVV**) »f Section 29. TownTho truthful reports of friends and ihlp 19 Snulh. Range 31 Eaat, containing 70 Department uf the Interior. I'. H. Land Ofltr* neighbors" is the‘ best proof in the acrea more or Ie*a. T H O M A S EMMET WILSON Gainesville, Fla. July 29, 1919 You ar* therefor# hereby requited and nr world. Read and bp convinced. derrd to be and, appear before our aald E. FERGUSON ltfJUMIuL***» Notice Ii hereby riven that Sadi* Wallace Circuit Court at the Court Ituuse In H*n- wiglfilr ol Arthur It. Wallace, deceased, of Ask your neighbor! fnrd, Florida, on th* First Monday in Au­ Weklwa, Floriija, who on May 2V, Hitt No -012124 for 1919, being th* tlh day of said month, made Homestead Entry A. W. Wathen, ftfrmer, 400 W. gust, thrn and there to make answer lo the bill S W ' , of N W t , . N W ' , of S W , Section S First St., Sanford, kays: "1 have of complaint herein filed agalmt you, and * N'-j of S B ' s , Section fi, tVewnihlp 'Jo 8 LAWYERS therein fail not, else *ald bill will be taken a* llonge 39 E. Tallahassee Meridian has filed uscdsDoan'a Kidney Bills off und on ronfe*ard against you, followed by final de- notice of intention to mnko threr.year Proof F lo rid * 1 to establish claim to the land above described for 'several years and they are the <r*e. It I* further ordered that this notice b* before Clerk Circuit Court, at Hanford, best kidney remedy to he had/ I published In the Sanford Herald, a news­ Florida, on th* fith day of September 1919. Claimant nnmr* an witnessespaper published In Semlnol* county, Florida, have suffered a lot with my hack on* William C. Holiday, ot Waklwa, Florida. each week f*r 8 consecutive weak*. It. n. Click, of Waklwa, Ftarlda. and kidney weakness. On several T O A L L P A R T I E S C L A I M I N G A N I N ­ Ebrn Crtppen, ol Weklwa Florida. ^ T E R E S T I N T H E P R O P E R T Y H E R E I N occasions Doan’s Kidney Pills have I I B L O W D E S C R I B E D : Under Josrph Gar­ W. E. Whldden, of Weklwg, Florida. Bay and Hogan Sts.'ROUT. W. D A V I S como to my rescue when I was com­ vin nnd Wm. O. Andvnrald, or othrrwlse. 64-tie Regie Irr. JACKSO NVILLE, FLA. It being mad* to nppssr by * sworn bill ot pletely .down and out with kidney complaint filed herein agatnst'ynu thnt you Ail railroad ticket offices in trouble. Whenever I feel their need hive or claim to hav* iome Interest in tha Department nf lb * l a tr rU r., U. Ii Laad Office Galne*ville, Fla., July 26, 1919 following described land* In Htmlnole county, building. Center of every­ Nolle* la hereby given that John F. DavHow, they always bring the same Florida, to-wit: * Idton uf Jackaonvlll*, Fla., who on May 19, thing. All modern improve­ Th* West half ( W W ) of th* Southwest 1914, mid * Homestead Entry No. .01273* quick results and I can't say too quarter IS W J j) of 8*ctlon 23, Township IB for N M of N W ' J . 8 8 If pf N W I f A NWJ< of ments. First ejaas in every much in their praise." (Statement Sooth, Ranca 11 ’East, less and atrept tha , of N m L Strlioa til Township IS 8. Rang* way.. Hot and ' cold -running West half ( W j j l of th* West half ( W H ) of SI E., Tallahaaae*, Meridian ha* fllsd nolle* given May 22, 1914.) th* Southwest quarter I S W J jl of th* South- ol Intention to mak# Thrre-year Proof to water in rooms. * west quarter ( S W i i ) of Section 29, Town­ aatabllah claim to the land abov* described, ."On March 19* 1918,.Mr. Wathen ship IS South, Range I t Eaat, conalntng before Clark Circuit Court at Hanford, ■ Rates, Si.oo up. said: "1 'am still as strong In .praise 70 acr** more or Ira*. Florida on lb# Sth day of Hrptemjier 1919, Room and bath $1.50 up You ar# thartfora heriby commanded and Claimant naptn aa witneatea: ot Doan’s Kidney Pills as ever. I required to ba and appear before our tald Cheater Carpenter, o( Osteen, Florida* E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. haven’ t needed Doan’ s since'gM nK Circuit Court at tha Court lieu *. In San­ John Pall, of Osteen, Florida. , * ford, Florida, oa tb* First Monday In Hep- Martin Shepard, ol Osteen, Fiuridi, my last endorsement." temuer, ISIS, bring (he Ant day ol said Anthony Jones, of EnlarprUa, Florida. month, then and there to make aniwer unto R O B T . W., D A V IS Price 60c at all dealere. Don’ t the bill of complaint filed herein against you, (4-Stc i Register. ...............................................bill wltl ba thersln tall not els* aald simply ask for a kidney remedy— nnd taken a* confessed against you to ba folIn Circuit Caart, Htvrnlh Jdd clal C real! get Doan's Kidney. Pi.lls^the ssme low*d „ . by float dscre*. B i l l * of Florida. I*..1? <,fd*r*dLkh*t ^hl* nolle* h* | Th* Murchant* Natiunal Bank ol Savannah that Mr. Wathen had. Fosterpublished one* each Weak (nr twelv* w**b* In _ . ■i va. ,* -t : Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, ,N. Y . tb** Sanford Harald, a nawapaper published Lucy C. Flnegan aa Ad mlntalralrig ol tn Semlnol* county, Florida. Eatata of Josspb Finagan,' dscaastd, *4 al. Do a* and ordered- thl* th* fith day of By virtu* of a Jadgemtni rsndsrsd la lh * Jun*, 1919. Circuit Court of G rant* County, Fla., In (■•all K. A. D O U G LA S S , procaadlng by d r * faclaa touavlv* th* Judge­ Cl*tk Circuit Court Bemlnol* Co., Yla. AGENTS »- * ment In abov* entitled can** and f*r m e 1 Dougins, D. C, . . . BBr f V. E. utlea aa to certain hair* of Joseph Finagan, : ■ Dickinson A DterM u a n , . J -------sad, and Id axteution execution issued thereon, f Soilcftot* for Camplal nant*. k m - levied npon upon and aad wlU i sell at lb* front c ourt i ....................a - . . . . JSamidoor of th* Natlc* !■ Paving . Court Ifoui C*alract*r« Houa* In‘ Sanford, Oaee : -~ 8**l*d ______ proposals __ _______ will b* rwrrivrd M .M / U a not* County, FloridaatatI II I o'clock o'clocka.a.m. on . . _____ Florida orrics rrcoPLEs bank building City C«nad t ot Banlord,' Florida at I m oford, Florid* ' NOTICE TO EIDDEBB Monday tha I n day nf 8*pt*mb«r. A. D. ; r- --- - r - --z h= ==?!== =-^ ' ‘ tb* ‘ City ----------* I -------P. M. Sc*'ot Clerk at' or b*for*7:30 7:30J Saalad bids, anbjtet aubjrct to to th*-aala th* sal* of of bond* bonds 1919 aKtha'rt “ *lilt* and* *Interest, ‘ claim ‘ Usd bids, all the right and _ 'i ? Bspirmbcr IStk, 1919 (*r grading aad pav- Will b* S.in‘ ord. b ; *I s Board ol Couaty demand ot Kathailn* \V. Ftnvgaa, Chart** ' received — I IDS, ARMS, LIMBS; ASLEEP And Wu Ron-Down, Weak and Nervous, Says Florida Lady. Fhe Bottle* of Cardoi Made Her WelL Automobile Protection HENRY M cLAULIN J DR. E.S. HOFFMAN | BUSINESS CARDS i TRUTHFUL REPORTS The Ford One Ton Truck may well be classed as an agricultural necessity, it fits into and (ills so many wants on the farm. It is a reliable bearer of farm burdens, not only doing the work of several •p » horses quicker and better Farmers than the horse, and does no^ <ea^ head .off” when not working. The aggres­ sive farmer has only to consider .the possibilities of the Ford truck and he is ready to buy one. W e judge this tp be so from the way farmers are buy­ ing them. \ Truck Chassis $550 f. o. b. Detroit. & Hoasbolder The Truck A T L A N T IC HOTEL C. F. WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman _ Still Hfure Good * Envelopes at 5c a Pkg* ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IC P E N & C O M P A N Y LEGAL ADVERTISING COMPANY I ■ Florid* m . E ffl mm La . �AUGUST n m iiiiiiin iiixxxiu iH u iiiim ocn m n iiin xd oai Bring IIIX XX I Sale Tliat Gives Your Dollars More CENTS Y o u r Dollar With You . Dollar Day ItehiH arc Dollar Saving Item s We have gone the limit to make your dollar buy more than you will probably ever see it buy again for a long time to come* We have included items from the regular staple lines of nearly every department in the stork and this is your real guarantee of real value giving. Every item in the sale is our well known standard quality White Lawn of very good quality to go in our Dollar Day (P i A A Sale, 5 yds. for............. «p X «v l/ 1 Lot wool Dress Goods in solid colors, stripes and plaids, ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale 1 yd....... t p X . V U 1 Lot colored Flouncing, extra good quality, Dollar Day ( P I A A Sale at, per yd . ... «p X » l/ l/ 1 Special Lot Silk Dress Goods, excellent values, Dollar (P i A A Day Sale, 1 yd................. tp X .l/ l/ 1 Lot of fancy colored Beads, for­ merly sold for $1.50 to ( P I A A $2.00, each....... .. < p X .U U 1 Let Bathing Shoes to be closed out in Dollar Dav Sale at ( P I A A 2 pairs................. «p l.U V 1 Lot extra quality good wide Rib­ bon in all shades, Dollar ( P I A A Day Sale, 2 yds. for .. «p X •1/1/ Ladies’ Bathing Caps—These caps are extra good values for the money we ask for them, Dollar Day ( P I A A Sale, 2-for ...................... $ J L .U U Ladies’ good quality lisle Hose in black and white, special values, Dollar Day Sale, price for these ( P I A A Hose, 3 pairs for t p X » l/ U . 1 Lot Bleached Bed Sheets, good quality with seams, Dollar ( P i A A Day Sale, each ......... «p X » l/ l/ Silk Boot Hose for Ladies, in all shades and colors, good ( P I A A quality, Dollar Day Sale.... q )X *l/ v / $ 1.00 1 special lot Ladies’ Silk Hose, pure thread silk, full fash- ( P I A A ioned, Dollar Day Sale, each ^ Ladies' lawn Handekrchiefs, very good quality, Dollar Day ( P I A A Sale, 12 for * $ X .U U • 1 Lot good hand towels, special values, Dollar Day Sale, Broken lot of Men’s percale Shirts, with detached collars and laundried culls. Dollar Day price $ 1,00 Men’s blue chambray Work Shirts fullest cut and finest quality, regular $1.25 values, Dollar Day ( P i A A side price.......................... «J )A »U l/ . Women’s white Skirts’ in pique and gaberdine, one lot to ( P i . . A A go in Dollar Day Sale, each «p A . l / U 1 Special Lot of narrow Lace of good quality and patterns, ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale 20 yds . • «p X # U U Ladies’ fiat ribbed Union Suits of good quality gauzei regular $1.35 value, priced for this Dol- ( P i A A lar Day Sale at *p A . U U M en’s Ribbed Shirts, extraity, our Dollar Day Sale <p i n n M en’s good quality white Hand­ kerchiefs, regular price 15c ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale 8 fo r ....... « p A » U U • Men’s White Lawn Handkerchiefs splendid values, Dollar (PI A A Day Sale 14 for............... «p A »l/ l/ Men’s Silk Four in Hand Ties, solid colors, stripes and plaids, regular $1.25 and $1.50 values (P i A A Dollar Day Sale . ............. «p X »l/ l/ Washable Four in Hand Ties in silk mixtures, 65c and 75c ( P I A A values, Dollar Day Sale for«P 2 Washable Four in Hand Ties for Men and Bovs, 35c values ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale, 4 for.... « P A . V U M en’s Bat Wing Bow and dark shades, made of silk, .regular 50c values,. Dollar Day Sale 3 for..... Ties, light serviceable (P i A A «p X .l/ l/ Big lot M en’s and Boy’s Caps, good quality in all shades and colors, Regularly priced at $1.25 ( P I A A to $2.00, Dollar Day Sale *p Bell Brand Blouse for Boys. These well known Blouses are of extra good quality percales and madras. Guaran teed fast colors, regular price $1.25 Dollar Day Sale price for QQ same" " ..... ...... .......... I” * ", ... 1 Lot Bovs percale Blouses, sizes Children’s Wash Hats in white and colors, a good range of sizes, Dollar Day Sale price for ( P i A A these hats 2 for........ . . «p A .U U Boys Bathing. S u i^ good quality cotton suits in all sizes, ( P I A A $1.50and$1.75valu es..... x« p A . U V $ 1.00 Boys’ Bathing Suite in 1 p i « e 1 M en’s Cotton Hose in all colors, 25c values, Dollar Day ( P i A A Sale 5 pairs for.................. « p A « U l/ Pioneer Suspenders, good elastic web, 65c and 75c Dollar (P i A A Day Sale 2 f o r ........ ......... $ A . U U Ladies’ Undervests, all sizes in Swiss ribbed material, in good quality gauze reduced for Dollar (P 1 A A Day Sale 2 for Lot Boys’ B l o u ^ a l l s j ^ ^ ular 50c values Day Sale 3 fo r ....: Boys’ Khaki Pants in* summer weight, . well made and , ( P i A A good $1.50 values going at «P X * U l/ M en’s good grade cotton Hose 30c values, Dollar Day (P i A A Sale, 4 pairs for................. « p X . l/ U ^ Women’s Muslin Drawers, nihde from qgood quality sheer muslin, lace, tucks and trimmed with ( P i A A embroidery, this sale....... «P :X »v fU percale^ t h i & f f i ^ f o r 11.^ Best quality Silk Lisle Hose, 65c values, Dollar Day Sale, ( P i A A 2 pairs for........................ « p X . U U Men’s Ribbed DraweisJ best qualiry, regular $1.25 values ( P i A A Dollar Day Sale ........... «p X # l/ l/ Turkish Bath Towels of excellent quality, Dollar Day Sale < £ i n n Pearl Buttons of extra good qual­ ity, in-Dollar Dav Sale 10 ( P i A A dozen .............................. $ X . U U Cotton Poplin , in all colors, GOc value, Dollar Day Sale (P I A A 2 yds. for.......................... « p A * U U (P i A A t j/ A . U U $ 1.00 1 Lot Pillow Cases 42x36 inches, regular 30c values, Dollar ( P i A A Day Sale 4 for ,............. «p X * v / U Di•essGinghams in stripes and plaids, full width in fast (P'J A A colors, 3 y’ds. for...... ’...... «p X « l # U from. Our Dollar D ay Sale, each........................ 1 Lot extra good Huck Towels, good size and splendid quality, Dollar Day Sale price for these 1 Lot good Pearl Dress Buttons, good range of sizes, Dollar . ( P I A A Day Sale,, 12 dozen for X « l/ U Hill Bleaching, full 20 inch width of excellent quality, in Dol ( P I A A lar Day Sale 3 yds. for < p X .U U M en’s artificial.Silk Hose, good $ 1.00 m i �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 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/cfa063a90949b41289d21401621db6a7.pdf 3091518234ec3d6a112c9f634e457fba PDF Text Text .. . , , ».V*. -jcv* V4- L * V \ s r a:-n } -L_ -fag.'vlv # If ... • U • *. r» ? h ’« VJt " * \i i A \ ,, * ■i . ' ‘ f ■ - | fi .T j , a l . • > « • » • ■»« — —- * ----------- - —g l ~ ’ TRV '*• * ».Tig . . .»•> , v* **•'»/ ■v 'JrV • 4y J IN T H E H E A R T OP 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 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, A y ^ D o f I, l!»!9 they all rest in peaceful! they shall respond to the call of Roll on the morning of resurrection. AND WILSON MEAN MUCH POMF.B SANFORD RESIDENT !N SWITZERLAND THINKS AMER­ ICA IS THE L E A D E R AND GUIDE OF ALL NATIONS Lausanne, Switzerland, July, 4, 1919. To Hob Holly, Editor Sanford Herald! The writer has just read the last iitue of the Herald and he ia think­ ing of you and the dear old San­ ford This ia a memorable day and a glorious duy, and a happy day, for America and tor all Americans wherever they happen to be. Yea happy day becauie— (as President Taylor in his inaugural address, congratulated the nation, on the fart that he U( S. was at pence with all the woild and the rest of mankind) ve are now at peace with the whole world Since tho signing of the Great I'eare Treaty at Paris by tbe rep­ resentatives of many if not ull the States, Nations, Empires, King­ doms and Principalities on the Globe. Yes this should lie the proudest anniversary since tho Star Spangled flag was Hung to the breeze— amid the shouts and hussas of victorious America— after the end of n seven years' war. From my window, I am gazing out over the tope of the grent build­ ings, churches and Cathedrals of this ancient and r.xost interesting educational center and city; at some of the high snow-capped Alps; arross ond beyortd Lake Geneva and musing and. thinking soberly and seriously of the past, the remote past, the recent past and the pres­ ent hour, and "Says I to myself tays I" " I t is doubtful whether Hob Holly or I realize to its full ex­ tent the great fuct that he und I have lived und are now living in the grandest period and era of re­ corded time, und that we see almost every passing day the actual evi­ dence of the highest and grandest achievements of human endeavor along every line of "mind activity" till we come to the point and admit that there is practically nothing that tie mind of man, in its loftiest Lights of imagination has conceived that the Yankee can not acconmiLh either uii land or or. tho sea or under the sea, or in the air. We are inclined to take it all as a matter of course and do not halt "to Stop, Look, Listen" for the migh ty engines.of progress and advance­ ment, and fail to rcliazc the fact that the signing of the Treaty of Pence at the Congress of Nations and Parliament of the world and the creation of a League of Nations at Paris on June 2Sth A. I>. 1919 was by far tho most inurm iiIouh event ar.d achievement of all the Cycles of Ccnturjca in this beautiful world since God under the most extra­ ordinary and pcculair circumstances procured "a n ordinary spare rib” and converted it Into a thing tf beauty, yes into a thing so beauti­ fu l, charming and lovely that He called it W O M A N and then and the there gave her the namp of Eve. You probably remember the bible story. That act or achieve­ ment was the act of a God, yes of our God and Saviour of the World. the Treaty of Peace and League of Nations was the act and achieve­ ment of men, REAL MEN, the principal one being Woodrow Wil­ son. , The poignant and tragic events and facts of recent hiitory convince us thut the grand and momentous achievement referred to was one most happy result of the very re­ cent world-wide conflagration that involved and enveloped the entire world In a monstrous war of un­ paralleled aavagry. cruelty und fiendish .brutality and In which rivers of blood were shed and Eight Millions e! brave, patriotic, redblooded young men—the hope of the world—among them Three Hun; dred Thousand of our boys yes our boy*, some from Sanford, and the very cream and pick and flower of America's young manhood, gave their live* for their country and are How slcoping in at dreaniiesa sleep that knows no waking In the bosom c* shill-tom and shot rilddled France. . 'Who can extiinale our .lofcs.7>May _ * ’ ‘ v .’ t Now, Mr. Hob Holly, Is it not wonderful, strange nnd startling, when we look "fncts in the face" and discover that quite or about 80 millions of human beings of rll nationalities, tongues and religions throughout the earth, the direct posterity and progeny of that sume mother, Eve who so miraculously was created, stand today hats off and eyes turned Heavenward, thank­ ing God for Woodrow Wilson and for the grand work he lias done and still trying to do for better world conditions and for the amelioration of human woe and misery and the avoidance of war? in the face of these facts, historic facts, is it not passing strange and provoking that U. S. Senators like Lodge and others slmuld-excrt '.hemselves on partisan grounds and for political effect to embarrass the President in every possible way to prevent the creation of u "League of Nations" and n "Congress of Nations" nnd Parliament of the world? Many people denounce their conduct as contemptible. The World excoriates Scnntor Lodge unmercifully and among other things says thnt he is insincere economical of the truth and thnt he despises President Wilson ar.d hates Democrats generally and has no more condence than a Jack-Rab­ bit (Continued on page 5) ROAD BONDS OF SEMINOLE NUMBER 64 W hite, I f .....t. ...... } T H E F IN E N E W VALDEZ H O TEL v . Chapman, rf, p NOW IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION W IL L B E MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT Totals____ Tampa— * Alvarez, 3 b .... Juckson, cf ... Ilrown, ss..... Dellinger, lb Elli*, p rf .......... Moseley, 1 b ....... Inman, 3b........... . Canplin, ns............ Williams, if Bowden, rf .... Hernandez, rf Fnrrior, c ....... Wells, p Corcho, p ..... The cut above does ,not give a good view of the new Hotel Valdez as it is taken from an architect’s drawing nnd not un actual photo­ graph but one can gain some idon of how the new hotel will look when It is finished. The fourth floor is now being built and the building i3 assuming some of the proportions of a real classy hotel. The new Valdez will be ready for occupancy on or nhe.M.* the first of November nnd will be the horn** of tourists and transients ns it will be most modern in every respect. The location of the Hotel Valdez is Idea! in every way being close enough to the lake shore a* to afford a good view of the lake and is also located right in the heart of things in a business way and a trip over ABOVEPAR BALL the hoi*-! now gives one the impres­ sion that the hotel will be one of the coolest and cosiest of hotels in this state. The Hotel Co., experts to spend shout $100,000 in building nnd fur­ nishing the hotel and it will add greatly to this city ns n tourist resort. The company also own suffi­ cient property to the rust, the main building to gi\^ plenty of room for gnrdrn and flower spacu x .iu ms the hotel grov.’B to expand nnd add cr. a hundred more rooms. The Hotel Valdez Is being con­ structed by W. P. Richardson ;& Co of Jacksonville who are well and favorably know in the building trade all over the state nnd the new hotel when finished will be the pride of the city und country. 4 4 4 3 4 1 4 3 1 O 1 1 1 0 0 0 oM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 8 4 2 1 0 9 0 1 3 1 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 i 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 17 5 7 30 3 3 Totuls ...... Score by in ss: .000 000 202 2 -G Sanford ..... 2oo o n 000 i - 6 Tampa ....... Summary— Left on bases, Sanford 10. Tampa 6; two-buie hits, Brown, Johnson; hits apportioned, off Wells 7 in 7 linings, off Corcho 5 in 3, off 'Ellis f in 9 innings, off Chapman 1 Li 1; 'irst base or. !...!!•, off Wall* 3. Corcho 2, Ellis 2, Chnpma n 2; struck out by Wells, 6, Corcho 3, Ellis 6; sacrifice hits Moselsy, Del­ linger, C. Chapman, B. Chapman; stolen bases, I). Chapman, John­ son, Williams; wild pitch, Ellis. Time e? sar.:c 2:25. Umplrr Baird. The Caught on the Ply Orlando team is working (Continued on Page G) m illio n s ! POUNDS IN GAMES FOR THE WEEK IlOX SCORES O f ALL GAMES PLAYED BY SANFORD T E 'V * SOLD TO TOLEDO FIRM FINE FIGURE. COUNTY GET AID FROM STATE. AT TO Seminole county claims the dis­ tinction of being among the smallest youngest and most progressive coun­ ties in the Btate. Not only is this county the leader in good roads movements but the leader in the growing of winter vegetables, in fruits, in transportation facilities nnd "everything" Our latezt sale in road bonds tskiri; place here Tuesday was a record breaker the bonds issue of $300,00 selling for $312,8C1 and accrued interest The buying was very spirited and the lucky firm getting these gilt edge bonds was the W. L. Slayton firm of Toledo Ohio. On tho heels of the bond cnle comes the news from Tallahussee that Seminole will get a great big lift from the state road fund as the following dispatch dated yesterday indicates: The sum of $-1,932,000 was appor­ tioned by the state road department from Federal und state aid funds for completing the unsurfaccd gaps on the main trunk highways forming the state road system of Florida, during its meeting hero yesterday and today. The funds apportioned will, in the majority of cases, be used in conjunction with funds provided through county bond Issues; in fact, many of the apportionments were made with the provision thnt the counties provide either stated amounts o* amounts sufficient ro complete the gaps when added to the state and Federal aid funds pro­ vided by the department. In making these apportionments t the department, did not fix any standard of rood mileage, popula­ tion or cost per mile, but made suf­ ficient tx meet the needs of each particular case and upon the merits htcreof. The roads covered by the appor­ tionments were: Road No. 1, from Pensacola to Jacksonville Road No 2, from the. Georgia state like to Fort Myers, via Jasper, throush Hamilton, Columbia, Alachua, Marion, Lake Orang*-, Osceola, Folk and De Soto countioi. Road No 8, sho St. John* river icenic highway, shrough Patnam, Volusia nnd Seminole counties. Roau N s 4, from the Georgia statu line via Hilliard, Naizau coun­ ty Jacksonville, and down the east coast to Miami Road No o, from High Springs to Sarasota, via Brookiville und Tampa, and sever*, orlher roads not yet numbered lin wild pitch CliU|>umu 1, batter higt B. Chapmnn, Chaplin; double plays Kindred to Chaplin to Monoly. Time of gzme 2:05, 10 minutes out for, rain. • Umpire Flynn. Game played under protest en­ tered by Chupman of Sanford tcum ufter decision by Umpire Flynn in 1st inning. Time called, Chapman off to talk to umpire. Game resumed Chapman takes 3rd hnsc which he is lawfully holding. St. Chnrles holds ball which has never been played from pitcher since time out. St. Charles tugs Chapman off base. Umpire cnlls Chapman nut. Pro­ test entered then, announced by umpire at *r;l of inning. The ball fever is ns strong ns ever ami no amount ot rain can cool the ardor of the fans who are out to every game palycd here and even follow up the team when It plays further bouth. Tho pennant is being Haunted in the faces of ut least three of the teams'now and it is anybody’s rag that will step up lively and take it off tho pole. Lakeland tried it this week and almost succeeded but San­ ford would not stand for it and while they allowed them one game just to keep them in good humor came back in the second game und showid them that the obi celery pep was still there. Sanford suffered some with crip­ pled plover* nnd the usual run cf luck hut we undoubtedly have the best teutn in the league regardless of whether Orlando will acknowledge it or not and at the present writing we.arc holding the ling and all the prospects are good for Sanford to take the first series. Sanford Takes Second Game Lakeland — 1 0 0 Hivu, If *•*) o** 1 Turner, ss....... 0 o*» 1 St. Churles 3b 0 1 9 Ery, p .............. 0 10 1 Morris, lb .... 0 1 0 Wicker, df 0 1 1 Love, rf The games this week are as fol­ Cohen, 2 b . 3 4 0 o 3 0 lows: McBrayne, c Lakeland Takes First Game AB It II PCi A Lakeland — Total*................ 35 3 8 24 13 4 Riva, rf............. ..... 4 0 1 4 0 Sanford — Turner, s s ’. ........... 3 2 0 1 4 B. Chapmnn, c .. 3 1 1 5 St. Charles* 3b 2 0 0 6 0 Inman, 3b .......... 3 1 1 0 r> 1 0 1 0 Ery, rf. - ........... J9hnson, c f .......... 4 U 1 4 Morris, lb .... ... 3 0 1 3 1 White, If............... 3 0 1 3 4 0 0 4 0 Wicker, cf ....... Ellis, 2b ............. 4 0 0 5 Cohen, 2b....... .... 4 0 0 1 1 C. Chapman, rf.... 3 0 0 1 1 McBrayne, c* .... 3 0 p 1 1 Moseley, l b ..... 3 0 0 -7 0 o Hall, p - .... . ..... 3 0 0 1 Chaplin, ss........... 3 1 2 2 4 Love f 3b ...... ..... 1 0 1 P . 1 Morten, p. ........... 3 1 1 0 2 | 1 Totals......... 3 3 27 10 Totuls AB R H PO A Sanford— Score by innsugs 3 0 ,o 9 0 B. Chnpman, c Lakeland .... 4 0 1 1 3 Inman, 3b Sanforu Johnson, c f....... .... 3 1 »l 0 0 White If ------ .... 4 0 1 9 9 Sanford Wins at Tampa — 0 Ellis, rf........... .... 4 0 1 o Says the Tnmpa Tribune: Moseley, l b ........... 4 0 0 12 0 The Celery Feds favo the slight Chaplin, as../.... .... 3 0 1 1 2 Smoker flinger his first lacing of Kindred, 2b ......... 4 0 1 1 3 season, sending him to cover and C. Chapman, p 4 0 o 0 n then peppered Corcho soundly for the tying and winning tallies. Un­ Totals............ .... 33 1 9 27 13 daunted by the spurt the Smokers •McBnync injured in 6th. £ fought fiercely even through tho Charles relieved him. Love retenth, recovering half of the lead that raced atross on Inman’s dumpy t Bata in place of M cBayc after loft back of flnit base in the front end of the tenth. Score by innings: Tamp haa seen teams come from Lakeland ............... 200 000 010—3 behind, in fact that ia the one spot Sanford ... . . ...........000 001 000— 1 whetn the Smokers have been strong, Summary— Left on bases San­ L it there never was a gwmer rally ford 6, Lakelnnd 6; Two base hits staged on Plant field than that Morris, White; three base hits. John­ four-flush finish of the Sanford outson; lit baao on balls of! Chapman ti’. that piled up alx runs to win. 2; struck out ov Chapman 9, by Sanfeyd— AB R II PO A K Hull’ 1; uacriflce hits St. Charles, Stewart, 2b .... Ery 2. Johnson; stolen bases Tur- B. Chapman, c .*«•*.* 2. Morris 2 , Ery. Ellis 2, Chap- Johnson, cf.... • WILL BE OFFERED T O C O N S U M U It S BY GOVEHMENV THROUGH POSTMASTER AT COST PRICES. Washington, A u g.l.—Through the postmnRtcra of the country, the war department today will offer di­ rect to consumers its present avbilahlc supply of curplus foodstuffs, umounting to approximately 341,000000 pounds. This surplus, consisting of canned vegetable.! and meats, ia expected to be sold within a week at prices representing the cost to the government, plus postage. Arrangements for the sale ol the foodstuff?, directed by n resolution passed yesterday by the house, were made tod u y . at a conference held by Secretary Pskcr with the post office officials and Representative Kelly, of Pennsylavlnia, author of the reaoluiton. Secretary Baker at the close of the conference 'said a price lUt covering the or.!<re available surplus would be prepared ut once by Assistant Secretary Crowell, This list, it was said, ut the postofilce department, would be sent out to each of the 54,000 postmasters of the country und to every rural route carrier. The Postmasters and carriers in arrangements made at the confer­ ence, will act as government sales­ men, informing interested consumers of the prices and methods of sale and taking orders for the foodstuffs. Payment will be made by buyers at the tim* the orders arc given the postmasters and carriers, who will issue receipts whi^h will be redeem­ able In cash in event of inability to fill o.-dura through the exhaustion of the supply. Will lie Distributed In accordance with tho house re­ solution the foodstuffs would he d.atributed by parcel post, and the prices to be quoted at curb posto ’ fiie will represent the orginul cost of the foodstuffs to the gimrment and the parcel pott transportation charges from the nearest war de­ partment depot having the foodstuffs in storage. T ho prices quoted, -officials said, wouid be considerably below the prcvailing market prices, MANAGER KRAUTII WILL OPEN DINING ROOM SUNDAY MORNING AT BREAKFAST The Seminole Hotel will have the real opening of thin fine place Sun­ day morning when the dining room wil! be open for the first time at the breakfast hour. * The Seminole recently placed in first clou shape was obliged to open the rooms on account of the insis­ tent demand from the public that they be accomodated and since that time the hotel has been crowded to the capacity. The dining room had hot been openc'd as Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were inclined to wait until they could procure the right mnn to take charge of this, the most important part of the establishment. Such a’ man was finally procured in the person of K ay Kruuth for many years associated with the Gilrvcth resturant in Jacksonville ami a man with years experience in every de­ partment of the resturant ar.d hotel , business. * Mr. Krauth has boon horo for the post week waiting for the fixtures and equipment to bn shipped and white all the material has not ar­ rived he haa decided to open the dining rooms on 3utiday next and already the bookings for places the first day hitve been heavy and the ' popularity of this, first)class place 3 § The Seminole Hotel Is undouUJy one of the best hotels In Iho state and the only objection ia .that there are insufficient rooms to accomodate jp the many people who want.^0 {qake ; this hotel their homo while in the city. B. W. Herndon tho owner of the building looking ahead to the . needs of the city remodeled the en­ tire building a few months ago and made over tho first floor into a dining room, tho kitchen in the busenvsnt mid added more rooms to the hotel on tho first floor with a nice looby and ladies room and all -j the ccnviendea of a modern hotel in ■every respect. This was done after he had secured, Mr. and Mrs. Camp­ bell to take charge of the hotel. Mr. Campbell Is the popular represent*tivo of tho Loyds-Chitty Co., cf Jacksonville and being a travelling man knows what they want in the hotel line and for several years p o s t ., Mrs. Campbell had an idea that T she could do nothing bettor than * giving the commercial men and the 1 tourists a real hotel in Sanford and v tho Seminole Hotel is the .rwull— that can be desired in this line. M With the opening of the dining room next Sunday tho now hotel . \ enters upon its initial entree and makes its formal bow to the public with the best wishes of the people of Sanford for a grand success. Mrs. Henry Furdcn Entertains Mra. Henry Furden entertained | a few friends at her homo on Pal^T metto avenue on Wednesday after­ noon in honor o( her sister, Mrt«v Howett of Waynesboro, Georgia and her school-mate, Miss Rebecca Padgett of Gainesville. The home was beautifully de>,.; curated for the occasslon with floweni^, end ferns and trailing vines and the rooms wero most cool and inviting to the guests. Three tables of bridge and five hundred for those who wished to I ay and other diversions helped to puss u most plcasnt afternoon and gave Sanford people the opportunity ta meet Mrs. Furden's guests. Iced tea and delicious sandwitches and cuke were served to the guests st* the close of tho card games. Mrs. Ilcweit has many friends here having visited in Sanford aa Miss Louise Blount. Mlsa Padgett la one of Galnnville'a fairest daughtera and at present ia taking vi/ice culture in OWt >» the largest studios In Now Y otk. �-' - — _. ,lf, __ . I>, . ■ — rWT PAGE TWO C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OP IN TE R E STIN G IT E M S F R O M C O R ­ RESPONDENTS— EVEN TS O F SE M IN O LE C O U N ­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T R EPO R TERS FOR T H E H ER ALD gatm they will remember the past before they set through with it- I hope n any m y . W« here suffered bow let them suffer.' W e were all shocked whet, we heard that Mr. Durant's fine car was stolen last Friday night. We truly hope it viH be found. It seems like people can't be satisfied now a days u n le» they are •leasing or killing some one. What will be­ come of this world and the people in it? There are so many people now that rejoice over other's troubles. Whyshould they do so? They ooght to think that they* will haTe trouble seme tim « !•< life but they don't seem to think of thst but the tim^ is -- J M *»*» r *•••# wwll “ it will be too late. Our (Officers in the ARGONNE_*SFOREST ordered, “KEEP COOL” Men “KEEP COOL,” and our ' Men won hands m om ip j and Dr. Cason oi Orlando Sunday morning. Misses Clair Harrison and Helen Moran and M e a n Lester Brown and Frank Barrs attended the movie in Sanford last Saturday might. Jack Fuloek who baa been visit­ ors his unric Aubrey l ! o i - u aou A Base Ball Pitcher gets three men on family left last Fridty for his home l . m .i a base with no out?, i f its our pitcher Imil Tims.) #ivf •• •- »■*•••• — •» ** Paul Harry »ud Ralph Geiger left last Akron Ohio, where be will visit we want him to “ KEEP COOL” Boy week ror Tampa. friends. LAKE MARY ITEMS “ K E E P COOL.” Frank Barrs ci Savannah. Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips Mrs. W. 7 . Humphrey and sister! and Mrs.. Adams spent last Tuesday is visiting Lester Erow.u. Mrs. Smith of Elder Sprints were in Orlarda shopping M n . W. L. Seit is spending the TuesdiO* mornint visitor* here. Quarterly meetint was held at week with her mother st Corando Mrs. P. D. Truitt of 1.onewood ■ the Methodist church here Saturday beach. _ . ■ spent Monday the guest of Mrs. and Sunday. Dr. Hillburn the preFred Ballard left Tuesday f o r , £ D D cfa / L sidint Elder preaching Saturday points in Delaware, here he srill . . . . _. m i . u iu sirs. *vm L.*ans and paeff pearnes. , children of Tampa arrived WedneeMr. and Mrs. W._ J. Daniel , day to s p e d the remainder cf the. pect to leave neat Friday for Largo \ ^ y D Ev%M M{, mother. to visit their son Rev. Herman _ _ _ . . . Daniels *nd family, who will then I P* « d ^ ch te r. join them and they will visit other £ Longwood and W .Bred and Carl [ Pierson of Lpsala were Sunday; points together. . visitor* at the horse of A. E. > Sjobblom and family. WEST GENEVA AVENUE Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brad dock j We have had one s o d dry day of Pier*on art spending the w eek1 but awful hot. .. _ , with their son-in-law H. D. Durant! Mr. Paul Mansfield left Tues- . . , __ ... i day for ha come at Tampa after! • w*. spending two months wish his aunt. t Tfc* C*®*1- f w , . non.e . l « ,• . ..— best Saturday m cm ing'un cucoverI .■va.W . . —. . i.u . , _ , .eg tout the new Ford car was missMr. and Mr,. Joe Fortier and M r, v u oce o[ th, put on Mac* Water, and sen George spent do- « h m ^ r^ rd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom „ , .. _..t mm hom er Rut sr-iew* may t-e imt* mill l i r e ----------r>% GENEVA Mias Gallic Grant cf Jacksonville and Lister Mrs. Frank Pitta of New Smyrna are visiting their mother Mrs. L. Grant. Last Thursday a picnic was given at Lake Harney in honor of the re­ turned soldiers. A " b it ” day for If you would succeed in business with hands down, or If you would en joy that vacation this year we suggest that you ‘OL” ’ .IEX “ KEEP COOL’* K EEPCOLj To keep cool in this case means dress cool. To dress cool means to dress right. To dress right means SEE US. 'IN D LE f •£ W e d o everything in our power to see that our customers get full values at our place. j lA r O ii£ il llf Mr. and Mr? N t m T C s J r «»*• ren and Mr. and Mm. J. R. RfoUo-j • *-« . r. ^ »• _ li . r pvi k»««i ____ - — _______________ D Sw IlSg - . . . I**™ 1 war fc“ reor*lfU.* I amu hl/. u %ticif uni j ®itc A UTO OW NERS ------ * ---- ----- - n“ *r*- ; OVIEDO r Mr*, iiieo Aulin last Friday. . . . .. . . . » Will Robinfon and all report * I Dr. Matherson, wife and daughMis* Gladys Leishart and Mr. Call e s s s :c r exact pleasant time. ter Marquerite of Fort Myers are Max Lienkart were quietly married duplicate o f your Mr*. Nicola and Mis* Gladys S itin g Mr*. W. L. Carter'in Lake at the home c f the bride in Lake broken spring, . R chins cr. were calling at Mr*. Jack charm Charm last Monday night. Father COMPANY Vaughan'. Sunday afternoon. Mrt. T M ta Jacofat aad M„ . a n d receive A O’ Rierdon oi the Catholic Church The weather has been so bad it Tfcto Aulin #p<at t t l day ia Orlando of Sanford officiating. Only , the •psing sat* M make, people feel bad all the rim e.. M fa M u # n h in , „ t immediate fam ily being present. Uf action everything so damp. Saturday with her sister Mr*. C.A. Mrs. W. N . Blackman and chilth a t la rjB f We will hare some good wreather 1Branan in Orlando. , { dren, Herman and Janinita, will m i Jmr after the old Dog D ay. are over an d. ^ ^ j Cook cf 0 . . i ^ Tf to-morrow for Charleston S. C. we w!)! .11 he |iad to see the time ;Uodo motorMj to Qviedo last Sun- ! for an indefinate stay, with Mr. come. day to see Mrt. Cock'a mother, Mr*, j Blackman who is in the electrical I Well, cur trouble, of war arn a -i a I __ ___ i depnrtmrr.t - ?/— tb r-< h lp IUK i bout over **rept e 'V - f j . Mr. N . F. Liiette, Mis* Olive |plmeg. D« a 0» m U l UK v v , 1MIli Crown Pnnce. I t tek 1 -*Tt l e u u t and Miss Alice Branon * Rev. L. E. Wright left yesterdiy is trouble has just been begun and I SANFORD FLORIDA were shopping in Sarford Wednesday for a short visit to Crescent C ity ., >!r*. H. B. McCall ha* returned Mis. Ensign, daughter and son of Jackson v ile are visiting Mr*. from Lakeland where she was called b y the death of her father Rev. Edward A rgo. Mr. Strinmeyer. The com m unity Mr*. R oy White who ha* been A N Y Q U A N T IT Y COMMON BUILDING aw»y on a visit to her mother in sympathixe* with Mr*. McCall in her sorrow, ii having been but a Jacksonville returned last veekIMMEDIATE few months since she lost her mother. I Mms Mabel Swope and father D E L IV E R IE S Rev. M r./ Alderman filled the i — — ^ ^BOCl — 1 — Mr. S. W. Swope who returned from -- -------------------------------: ita Karsas last Friday have Baptist pulpit here last Sabbath ai>r a t-rio.s illnt-?f cl a months’ accompanied Mr*. Swope and rr.crt._g and eve-in g. SeleGt Brick Face Brick Fire Brick Captiiiv. Argo with his daughter duration. Francis » o Daytona Beach for a now o re s ?*.rr. ? '‘ !h!l! are on * short visit —• week or ten day*. Catering to Commercial Men EAST SANFORD Mrs. C. L. West ar.d two ehil- to Oviedo. and Families dren anu Mr*. Mary West have gon e: T :.e friends of Mr. T. L. Cushir,d - frs. D. R. Brlsson « » » . «.■--! CUl Kiln I r lM ii C ~ m cd in Stock The TAT.IRDI INN, T m m . FU. to the beach. i >r,£ ^vgret very cv.'eh to bear of his *^*c“ ^d home last Friday from \ r r ^ . . .— v i r:— *— n _ - Mr. 7 . L- Lingo '.i '_n.k a: L is ld ’ tess in Jacisonviile and hope he *iu:te ♦tlraded trip with a repost in the bank after an enjoyable j »<*>= be improved sufficiently. f '• z! * fi’ ? tia *stay with Mrs. Lirj-, and la o y a t : to return homt. Mrs. Jennie Fowell Cowar. ard Daytona for two wetk-s. I Mr. ar.d Mr*. Tilikn Jacob* are -daughter Mis* N*hiie hav* Hr*-n! 112 W. Say Street Jtciaoorfle, Florida T k- C r cth t: C !-b -wnt^v^d c f ! viriting ir.r.r mother Mr*. Mary cue*t* of Mr ar.d M n . W. W. MilWj’l Or.'*, Away T*"V <~i Uu r ;c a id > r i / p o n the young matrons and a few y c u r g U » «> k-* w k. (or ,h‘‘ They have ladies) after being dormant for th ej Mr. S'. H. Tanner is improving Flcrida ia their car. * - - d left Tuesday for their home in Jacksonville. **-4 »« suara-ies ihry will Car 1-d) The Lake Mary correspondent's Agents For International Harvester ........ Co............ M cCorm ick and Deering M ow ing Mach­ ines, H a y R a k e s and Harrows BRICK The T A V A R E S INHI INTERLOCKING TILE Gamble t\ Stockton Company (yood n ig h t Mosquitos Out of Every Four Livery Cars Right Here in This Community, Three of Them Use Diamond Tires Many tire dealers meet you with an argument about how cheap they can sell you a tire. If their tire had the quality and mileage built into it that a DIAMOND TIRE has, they would not have to mention the PRICE. Yet a DIAMOND cost you no more than a so-called C H E A P T IR E . i » a r »» tuna at )MJ liar K. sermon was rend with interest, cur |in sentiments exajtly. G ad to see how it looks in print. I’lraa. .fit. hralihfql, uimC* Ilia a ptna r-rtai. Oul>- a liv Urcfw u m u r r acd jvj can tU-rp Is t»ar» a u j avoid tu la ru Also i m r u n M a* a {-Tv.relative ax-.leal O n , riarb-v, v-^hv. Ucr. Kllea. ttr. WU1 »o« p-v We are glad to note that Miss 1—' Ruby Hirt has quite recovered front* her recent illness. Mrs. Uehida arrived last week from Philadelphia to join Mr. L'chida who came here some time ago to go into farming they have gone to ' housekeeping near the 7 oya_.a ].0 j a^lla I*-. - =;=; „ yvur dcalcfx. or tv cull a T he XeVOVYike C o . M on tg o m try, A la . , f -V Kr.ight has gone to th- 1 western p m cf tde state on a busi-< g rttsi trip. Mrs. ,J. G. Hasty is moving to! Q , ^ Johnson koaw this wftl;, } Mr' * n.d •'Iri- | g ’ begin H u ty milli housekeeping on Geneva ave' lu ' },“ : -v •rcompanied' her little sister Haze! Francher home to Chicago last week. Mrs. Hasty (will be away »nly « few week*'. |g iir*. Joe Cameron «sd young I j people are at home from the bcl c h , a . now to remain. I r' * nd Estridge will j begin housekeeping at the Campbell | ; P'ac€ 0D C d « y avenue to be vacated ! # b>' „Mr- w d Mr*. O. J. Pope and family.^ The Pope, having bought Mr*. McDonalds home and farm. Fabric Tires 6,000 Miles - - Cord Tires 10,000 Miles S _ Mr. and Mr*. G iIb a iT I ! « u r *erc guest, of Mr. a^d Mrs. Charle, Dunn at Daytona beach on Sunday. | John Ingram is here again alter . spending several month* on the (toast near New Smyrna. ht Tire Company There', a m u st the o r b to Mere y#«. S E M IN O L E I I S i J i E BANK S S ANNEX I B R ON i l l B M AGNOLIA I f l I l B AVENUE l i n a B i ^ “•nr’ A NEyW TIRE, TOO! Uke “ the air blue. “making ^ .................. ■-atria Bef* bring it to Kent’s vulcaniaing and have it attendid to. make a finished job of it, in s order *^d you won't know the j Jame, Walter arrived here last canixed shoe from the new one. ; week from Georgi* where he has j been packing peaebw. He is enroute it will give new-like service. home to Tahokee ■| The ntichhor* gave Mr. and Mr* 1 (Graham Hunter a delightful house-! PHONE 17 P (Continued c t page 3) Oak as. hrd £ :. Sanfo �sVIKiV AUGUST L1919 8ANF<ttRD5EBAlD PACE THREE -A r « 4 tm Bitty Nm 4” , SOME OV OUR SPECIAL PRICE* -Miku«*rutd lin t Oklaketaa PUw, 2| lb U(k 100 lb. ri.(*r . . . - A Good Hrrattb I m , u kUck N*d • 11.71 . *11.71 U.O r»HM s<f«lrli PMd P s H j u O l t k i i C lM w d r r W. C O.ta ni|k On*« llud*M* Atkrt W e have it, can get It, or it is’nt made for less than you can buy it for elsewhere league and are making raid* on the poultry yarda. • The Longwood packing house has been sold and is being torn down and taken to Alt. Verde. Here is your chance if you are looking for a real Irish Buggy made of all hardwood, full bolted and extra wide steel wheel. Price $4.25 Standard Site Wash Boards Irasa 70c Glass GOc White Metal 46c CATES CRATE COMPANY, to an organised gang that hoc been operating in the state for some time and these two had twelvo indictments hanging over them for vatious robberies. Mr. and Mrs. Durant are greutly pleased to get hack their car is they had only owned it for u few weeks and it was new and in good condi­ tion. SuerifT Brady and his efficient deputies deserve credit for their prompt work in heading off the thieves before they could get out of Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent last Thurs-. the state or dispose of the car. day in Orlando, the guest of Mrs. Maurey. LongwonHitea arc very thankful that they live here instead of Jatk•onvillo as it is several degrees coolr-. Charlie Hartley, T. P. Lewis arjd J. T. AlcGahey went up to Sanford on Tuesday afternoon to see the ball geme between Sanford and Lake­ land. That great natural curiosity from the Florida Sw am ps Lcngftood has organised a base RACE RIOTS IN CHICAGO bail team and is practising for her first game which will be against Mt. Stale Troops Ordered out to Quell V cde. Trouble HARDWARE Kook Stoves, Yes I HARD w e a r Plumbing Real estate is on the boom in our town, one party having five different offers for one piece of property. Miss Alice Tcthcrly and Mrs. Mincks of Orlando will spend a few days camping at Greenwood Lodge on Greenwood Lake. Chicago, July 30.—The state troops Your last chance to see it Saturday, August 2nd. in the Stumon Block on DURANT CAR RECOVERED and Sheet Metal Contractors (Continued from page 2) warming Tuesday evening. Every* one was invited to com e and they enjoyed the evening. Refreshments of ice-cream cake and lemoeade were served. Tom Sullivan has returned from France and will be with Mr. Fish it his farm on Cameron Ave. during the coming season. LONG WOOD PICKUPS J. E. Phipps was calling on friends in Orlando on Saturday. Sanford Ave. 9 Good Work of Sheriff’ s Office Localcs \.kr"ai YaJafklT I The Ford enr of II. C. Durant, 9 who lives near Lake Mary was stolen early last Saturday mortiing and Sheriff Brady and feb *r : . ,’rp early on the scent and tra ce d the n car south. Deputies Whiddcn and TMlin went as far as Haines City t_ und lost track cf the car there as * the thieves turned north. " Tne sheriff’s office kept the wires hot meantime and sent post cards describing the car ail over the state ,r and early Thursday morning Sheriff Hagan of Putnam county nailed two negroes in the car near Palatis ka. They failed to halt at his comd mand and he shot them bringing tho car to a halt. It proved to be »r the Durant car and the two negrees a were recognised as men belonging You should not fail to see this as it is o n e o f th e Greatest of Florida Curiosities In the s c a l e d packages— but look for the name RETURN WIRE LINES In order to make room for our large line of Fall and Winter Suits fo r Men, we v/ili close out all of our Summer Clothes at greatly reduced prices. One lot of Silk Mohair Suits in Greys, Pin Stripe and Blues; $10.00 $12.50 and $15.00. One lot Kool-Kloth Suits fo r men and young men $8, $9, & $10. Government gives Telegraph and Telephone M acs to Owners. ’ Washington. July 31.— Govern­ ment control of telegraph and tel- ( ephone properties will end at mid-, night tomorrow night. Orders for j thtir return to private owners were, issued today by Postmaster-General Burleson aa required under a resolu­ tion adopted by congre.* and signed by President Wilson ten day* afo. Mr. Burleson, in a statement ac­ companying his order, said sound public opinion ultimately would de­ termine “ how this trust has been met” anti tfmt he was content to abidn by the result. Besides this re­ ply to criticisms of his management of the wire companies tho post­ master-general also took a parting shot at tho Postal Telegraph Com­ pany most of the officers of which were removed several months ago protection atfalnst Inferior Imitations. Just as the seated package is prctection against Im ­ purity. 1M B y " g j f f r ■it ; ^ T O fl * / •/*I •' T - i w ! Just received a (new ship­ ment of Silk Shirts in solid colors, shirts that will ap­ peal to the man who wants to look well dressed and still be co m fo rta b le . * 7.- F o r years E & W has been the standard o f quality in stiff collars. N ow it is the standard in Soft Collars too. in ail braids and grades, in solid and fancy bands at greatly reduced prices TH E Y O W E L I- CO M PAN Y rates. Clarence Hi; Mackay, presi­ dent of the Postal Telegraph Com­ pany. in urging congress to progress for speedy return of the properties said his company eould reduce rates 20 per cent, and still raen a profit and a rpte war between the tele­ graph companies was viewed in some quarters as a possibility. Telegraph rates were increased approximately 20 per cent, last March to meet increased salaries of optrators and other employia and rising costa of materials. YOUR HEART IT’S Y O U R K ID N EYS '• P .r i.r ’of p * i- ,’ j .t t i /. ’ t S . ■oothtakh««1lii, ell .U a - ksn htfiosy trouble. ■■ %! ■ _____ caused _ It Do — sot notwait weltuntil untiltotoTwo kldn.jro are tho meat Important ortans of tb. M r . Tbsy are tho Cepanlaa. In twenty-four hour. * « * oil.ruts, tho pt-lflars, or your hlood. r»s?w «,%a'arEi5arf,tafs,gs KM nay disease Is usually Indicated by should fsal health and Viror rtturnlnr the day you first Uerd weariness, •l.spleasreas. n.rvousitwM, of wjll ble«s MEDAL, Haarlem O il asspondMioy. back* eh., stomach trou­ Aftar you t tsl that you have cured ble. pain la loins and lowar al yours.If, cantlnus to take oae or two cov.a'so ssch day. so au to hoop In a s {S a it?* "1 ’firtt-Clsss condition sad ward o tt tkm JUl th o .. darancsmanti are nature*# danaar of othsr attacks. signals to wara you that tho kidneys .A s k for tha original Imported QOUX s w a ess MEDAL, brand. Tor*. oIms. W.aty re­ funded ff, they do not L.i|> you. . « ■ a �AUG US'r I, IJ ,, T n r 9AN70BD HERALD PAGE FOUR Pott u boot tine tbs prison farm as n flee resort. All Kls talk about the fine qualities of that pine* will not make it popular either as a winter or summer r»sort but I suppose those trho stay there are satisfied ail right and have no intention of moving. U N C O IL Hl'LLEY, Ph-D^‘LItLD^.LL.Di PreeHcnl DeLand, Florida SEND NOW FOR A CATALOG . d a ir y im p r o v e m e n t Ladies Ready-to-wear Gent’s Furnishings Everything in up-to-date Styles Right from New York New York Ready-to-Wear 3 1 2 Sanford Avenue - - With their wonderful racial. BUDGET OF O P I N I O N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E " - horses Sanford. Florida of It was just an "id ea " Thomas Ed­ ison caught But the light without Same we got from it. With another “ idea** was the photo­ graph brought — Ard the "movies-’ that came like a comet. EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A Chief la Ameae Ye Taking Notea and Faith. “ HeU Print ’em "— So Sajs S isa iu ct. Jest An ‘ Idea" It was just an "id.a**—that was il l So—net» »i l e t ; oc nail— say with a sneer. Columbus—these nges ag-r* 1*U not r » y for that—for it's just an ideal" It was just an **ida" — but we ought to be glad. Remind him that there isn’ t a thing For it gave us our country, you that he uses know. That doesn't d»i*» . *?* source he abuses. It was fust an "idea" is George Stevenson’s misd. When he saw the steam jostle the And. tell him there isn't a too! or ,kettle, mabrine Bt* the raiircads made brothers of That he hantiks or works with or . j-.'all cu rk icd . even has a?tn if he trouble* to Popular Enginee 'Headlines in the papers say that there is no shortage in sugar, that the government sail dump all their various kinds of canned and con­ densed beef on the market and that th* price* must come down but as yet they la v e not. yea. verily they rrr going up higher each minute. Does the government joke us or Roselaad Dairy Obtains Pasture and Building New Daraa. The Rowland Dairy realising the growth of * Sanford and the future business of dairying has leased 700 acres of pasture lands near Monroe and will erect barns and houses and everything suitable for the carrying on of the dairy business upon a large scale. The present location of tjie dairy was somewhat cramped as the celery fa m e were encroaching upon the pasture* year by year and Mr. Stapler, the manse**-, cert ntaut fer a pasture of sufficient size and in a location where he could get the us* d it for many years to come and found this place near Monroe where the St. Johns prairies .art covered the year around with the best grass and where all kinds of forage p t i k s i«u be planted and dairy feeds of all kinds can be raised. The new buildings at Monroe will be equipped with the Louden fix* tu rn which are-supposed to be the last word in sanitary dairy fixtures and the Roseland Dairy •H11 be up to date and clean and sanitary in every sense of the werd. Mr. Stapler believes in giving his patrons the best of dairy products and keep­ ing then clean and sanitary in every respect and his new plant will be esc of the best in the stats when it is finished. fr iu r n e d from a weeks spent in Ohio visiting friends and relatives. The family reu’ iion v l i . ’ j had been planned and which was to be held in Colorado was pestp.- nrd on account of the death of Mrs. Jacob’ s father who died in Colorado a few weeks ago. Mr. a n d . Mrs. Jacobs will open The hotel started j the Lake Monroe school on Septemroy old friend, ber 1st ar.d_.wil1 teach there during other boys who the coming winter as they did last :g ahead beside sear. I ' 7H E OM AOItTC D t r * « T M t K T - D t O t H *f M u l « mf Arts u l S d M n t . THJS COLLEGE O f LJIJEBAL ABTS TO * M l » —T w s«l».*a* A ^ r tw e a u U tX t h e roL L E V A or UOKRAL A*TS T O B p «WOMEN — A 4 m , w » u i:f d m m ll~ fu r:. ' R h > . • ' I ■' THE COLLEGE Or LA W—G fs ie a le * iirtd lw la r j * n « » » ■ « • ewaUesiWe. •rnn r m itc n or E7 c;ji£ K w u -C i« » t» u i m a i i* 4<—rex. THE THE THI THE COtLEGE FOB TEACHERS—E»e*«i«l1» I * FUrlOa I w k m . COLLEGE o r tU alS E S S —Os s Mii*. n«*U «*e<a(. UkMtkaW, Trr««riiU<. A C * O E M T -l’H H r»* f e »ll ki|k |i»J» ; SCHOOL OF MECHANIC ABTS—Far k*M *n4 ; * » l » » • . T H E SCHOOL O f MUSIC—Flaaa. tlik a , n k l . k l i ^ . A * t i » id . SCRIPPS BOOTH CARS Hood— Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Tubes R E P A IR W ORK OF A L L KINDS FORDS A S P E C IA L T Y MOB JLOILS andGASOLINE ACCESSORIES Cara Washed ard Delivered— W© Will Call f >r and Deliver Your Car. Moral Purpose. The greatest work hns always gone hand la hand with the most fervent moral purpose.—>. i cy Lanier. New July Number* of 1 B rin jr Results Herald JMfIMJ iwUlwilnlUII IS fisplring'Marseilhisc* sung in English by Graveure Garetir* it cne cf the few liriag srtatt p n l enough to p < tt2 the glory cl ih* oorLTi song p i« ictory, the soag that u**l France sad ciru—lioo. dear to hi tremendous climax "for Viewy cr Dtoh '^Coupled with "The Tnanpettr." slto tuag by C ir cure. A-6106—$LSO "Tike sorisgef pearls’* iadeed c o m s’ < J.> octet d M sm fiT h U voice la llii Meg that hxi touched a rHiiai feearul So p m and tweet aid Lirapid are they that their scold would soothe a tool a toreaeaL Oa the reverie el Ctt»rwcsr4 Meant dag* "At Dnmiaj." A-2724—JL jOO StraccbsH S in g s S u b lim e Love S o n g 'C o re ’N grato* _A fl the j » n s«*4 putkM s h k lfo e lf Sfnctir«. st kit greaseit. conld coewy, xrs ta this v osd trfcl outpouring of lore. This N rpo& w soog gives you S n f i a i a k s m u impred btigpcs. 49S22—|L 3) s Sanford, Florida •'*‘3* ' Since my latt effusion/ I learn that more -ity property is changing bands and more people are chased into the street 1 am buying a tent gettihg ready for the time when I will have to move or else turn down a Cm* offer for my property. This is certainly moving days in Sanford town as'd yet it is the right kind of spirit to build a d ty . V I vant to congratulate the City Coui.cil on the fine appearance of t .e Central Park. It look* f o e and niw if the same kind of treatment caa be accorded the A k r front beinre the fall season it will look like Sanford was a real sure enough tourist town. Maurel MaJoos Marvelous R e c o rd o f “T h e Rosary* §3 • arc raictung up , " vl»l Wnm h our four story with Orlando building Yowell & Duckworth go us one better by iddin; another story to their big building down there. Well, it is now up to Bowers & Ron mill at or to the new ownerr of tb? Mitler building on the corner •f First and Park to build five storybuildings and make those Orfands people climb to six. V tv 1' V* H FULL LINE OF PHONOGRAPHS A N D RECORDS \ And (peaking of cleaning up did you ever notice what a wonder­ ful difference it makes in the appear­ ance of the city when everybody gets busy with the yards and vacant lots and the parks and e\ery spate that reeds cleaning. It makes no difference whether you own your home or rent it the home and the premises should be kept dean and made attractive. All this makes for a clean and healthy arid beautiful * Dispatches state that a religious w it in England believe is going r>und naked and say that in a few years the entire world will he taking up the plan without clothes. I do net like- the idea but can truthfully say tnat unless tbe prices comq down all of as will be going araung naked! vfcrther it happens to be 6ur r> i ligion or not. • Ceagm a agreed to make it possible for a man to keep a certain amount cJ booze in his own home. This was done of course because it was unconstitutional to take away the .constitutional right of a ru n giver him by -the constitution for h » constitution and not b-cause the congressmen had any bocc** of tLcir own. Ncvsire. *V % •, Joe Firman cf the Palm Beach On account of the continual increase in labor and all merchandise, e s p e c ia lly cleaning and pressing supplies, all press­ ing clubs have been forced to-increase : : : : prices as follows : : : : UNION PRICED EFFECTIVE AUGUST 2 Piece Woolen Suits Pressed - Dry Cleaned Scrubbed Trousers Pressed Coat Pressed . . . Trouse.; Cleaned Coat Cleaned . . . Suits Sponged and Pressed P A L m B E A C H and M O H A I R S U I T S Suits Cleaned . . . Single Pants (o r) Coat Cleaned White Flannel Trousers Cleaned C L U B T IC K E T S F O R S A L E C O O l, FOR SIX s m s A T $ 2 .0 0 PRESSED OR THREE SUITS CLEANED ANU M OSSED ffliigiinHraititniiaHnBmiinnmBinBniijnnniinniiiiiiiiumnninniiHjiiifimifwiiniamEmie^i^m �I*AGE • (Continued from page 1) N«, Senator Lodge has never been proven guilty of accepting and eat­ ing Armour and Co.’s free gift roast beef liko Congressman Mann but he should quit "cussin" and unite with tho millions of human beings all ever the world where the flag of Christianity and of civilisa­ tion floats and work and hope and on bended knees pary to God that President Wilson's grand plan t<j mnke thL old world a fit place in which to live, and to die may prove to be a triumphant success. , In my humble opinion tho man who works and fights ngainst the Grand Finn on partisan grounds und for political purposes merits the pro­ found contempt of Christianity und the execrations of mankind in gen­ eral and of every father and mother whose boy crossed the Atlantic ocean to fight the German or uied in camp. Now’stheTime N O W — and here is the convincing reason w hy:— W e have raised the D ia m on d Adjustment bases more than 40 ner.c«nt-r-.;. . ............. - • -----• ’ on Fabrics to 6,000 miles; on Cords to 8,000 miles. On the old adjustment bases, claims for adjustment kept going down and down in number till they al­ most vanished — while sales kept going up and up. That was proof that Diamond’3 quality was better than the old adjustment figures indicated— so much better that w e raised the adjustment bases more than 40 per cent. That’s how good Diamonds are. Now’s the time to put on Diamonds —all ’round The n ew adjustment bases also apply on all Diamonds n ow in use o r in the hands o f dealers. ADJUSTMENT Fabrics - 6,000 Miles • Cords • 8-000 Miles Scm inolc Bank Annex Magnolia Ave. SANFORD FLORIDA five And I urn wondering whether the Immortal Shakespeare was permitted to lift the veil of futurity uni saw Woodrow Wilson, like the eagle soaring in his pride of place and being hooted and hawked at by partisan mousing owls like Lodge ami Rued Knox and Horuh. Don’ t you think he was permitted to do so? It is quite sure that Congress will ratify the Treaty of Peace and adopt tho "Longue of Nutirns’ Covenant" President Wilton is human and liko Washington und Lincoln and nil the rest, he lias made mistakes. " T o err is human" and many full to win complete success because "h e only is exempt from failure, who makes no effort." lie failed to avoid the war just ended and now makes this new el.uu. .... ..muu mgn and has won the confidence and respect of n waiting world that took notice of his mighty lumcst und noble cllort to sit up and establish a League of Nations the chief purpose of which is tc improve world conditions and avoid future wars. And the result is that by solemn decree civilization hus chiseled name of W OODHOW WILSO.* on the pinnacle of Fame’s Punthcon and it will remnin "ntnong the few, the immortal names that were mot horn to die." whether his grand plan proves an overwhelming success or not. The present is the first time in history that the cause and the o c ­ casion for a grand effort and plun like this one presented itself and,the President grasped tI’d situation and day and night with energy, persever­ ance and determination unequalled to sucffd and to accomplish som e­ thing and to do something und to rompetl people to think of other* uh well as of themselves. And the Presi­ dent Ims already shown thnt this old world is the Hotter from tho fact thnt Woodrow Wilson lived in it. May his shadow never grow less. 1 urn thinking of Sanford today as well ns of other things, und of its present prosperity us shown by the Herald and its bright nnd rosy future just abend of us. 'Your recent letters nnd editorials have been deeply interesting, enrouraging nnd inspiring. The Merrill pack full of news reaches us regular­ ly and we are ever nnd nlwuyn de­ lighted to sec It. It keeps us in close touch with Snnfo-d and Sanford people on well ns Florida and the U. S. , With kind remombrnnccs and good wishes for you und yours urd nil Sanford, i remain, Yours truly, A. M. T H R A SH E R . P. S. The fing of our union la float­ ing on our balcony today. The Baptist Temple One hundred nnd fifty In ths Sun­ day School last Sunday. The Auditorium wan filled at both morning nnd evening hour* of wor­ ship. Dr. Hyman, the pastor, prenched in the morning. Dr. Brownlee of the Presbyterian church in tiic even­ ing. On Saturnuy night, Dr. Hymun performed the marriage ceremony of Mr. Lawtie Oglesby nnd Miss Effie Burnette at the Pastorium. K Mr. J. A. Williams and Mrs. Hester Bclligio were also married by Dr. Hyman at the home 01 Mrs. Lyons. An interesting nnd enjoyable swim­ ming party wnH given on Thursday afternoon for Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Hyman at Palm Springs. Mesdames Forest Gntchel and J. B. Calder •aero givers of the party. Tiit monthly Missionary society of the Temple was entertained by Mesdames W. C. DeCoursoy and David Speer. A most enjoyable mu-ini was this. Bigger Brotherhood will ho the general subject of a series of morn­ ing sermons nt the Temple for Aug­ ust. Next Sunday nt 11:15 “ Beginnning Bigger Brotherhood" will be the first of the series. D o notjp if** a single sermon. The Sunday venings will be nd- Bankston Bros. Roberta, Ga., Jan.-----Old K entucky Mfg. t o ., Paducah, Ky. Gcntlemen:A Mr. Will Wachter of this coutry has some hogs thut were down with cholera and had given up all hope of saving them and would not spend one penny on them. I gave him ono 15 pound pail of your U. A. Thom as' Hog Powder and ho has just com e In nnd paid me for It au.l a d v i s e s thnt every one of his sick hots got well arid that he killed them and now has them in his smoke house and that all were as fine as any* he h a d killed this year. I want to add that he said hii hogs were down nnd so sick thnt he had to pry their mouths open and his wife poured the powder down their throats. Pieoso find check in full of my ac­ count and with kindest regards we beg to remain, Yours very truly. Bankston Bros. For sale by Merchants Grocery Co. PREVENT HOG CHOLERA * The It. A. Thomas Hog Powder has n record of 05 per cent cures of Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs us directed you need never fear hog cholera or any other hog disease. And the directions nre very simple, just about whnt a few rentfl* worth of B. A. Thomas' Hog Powder in the feed twice a week. Usually though Cholera gets in be­ fore we know it. Then it requires close attention to each hog—each hog must be dosed—and if you will dose them as directed, you will save better than 90 per cen t.. If you don't the B. A. Thomas medicine costs you nothing. Wo—not some distant manufacturer—pay your money back. For snio by Merchants Grocery (*o. We are now manufseturing Bee H i r e Material from Selected Cypress b o a r d s , “ Tho Wood Eternal," which E a s t C o a s t beekeepers seem to be particularly well pleased with. PRICES ON STANDARD HIVE PARTS Prices f. o. b. Kau Gallic. Freight must be added 8 Frame 10 Frame Top Board Standard Body Shallow Super. Bottom Board.. Shallow Frames, for supers (same as above). ........ ...93.50 per 100 ALL MATERIAL SHIPPED K N OC K E D -D O W N . NAILS PUR* NISHED AT SLIGHT ADDITIONAL COST In addition to material listed above we manufacture several different sizes and grndts of fram es,'etc., und wilt furnish details on request. rvtemwfl towas voua hoou. i vi »11 - -. ro shis ram cfcos.* WRITE YARD NEAREST YOU— WE HAVE THEM AT Titusville, Cocoa. Eau Gallic, Fort Pierce, Stunrt and Miami, Fla. Genw/sl Offices— Fort Pierce, Flo. BUI L DERS S U P P L I E S LUMBER LATHS, SHINGLES SEW ER PIPE and D R A IN TILE Optlm1 A h u u fo rin pu misfortune H - 1- _* . . _. .. iiiiiiiii!^ii!iiiililii^!IIIIIIIKIIiliiilllii!Xlli!ll!{!lll!)^lll!i:iniii!X!'!!!!S!i!!!!XIX^C T he Only W ay T o Cut Down The High-Cost Of Living Buy Your Groceries at Reasonable Prices and Carry them Horne. The New Shopping Way will Save You Money Crisco, 1U lbs. Crisco, 3 lbs. Crisco, 6 lhs. Crisco, 9 lbs. Sugar in small quantities Butter, lb. i Best Sugar Cured Hams G ood Rice, lb. Lima Beans, 2 lbs. for N avy Beans, 2 lbs. for Dry Peas, lb. Snow D rift Lard, 2 lbs. Snow Drift Lard, 5 lbs. Snow Drift Lard, 10 lb Best White Meat, lb. Corn Beef Hash Sugar Cured B eakfa^t Bacon, 60c Pound Prices Prevail on all Goods in the H ouse.. Come Look Them Over First Street, Between Chase & ,C o ., and Joe’s Smoke House �AUGUST'I, ,|IM I : sur:ounding country is prospermia x j b c x x x x x when they read a live newspaper. The ’ ocmls attest it and the adver­ tisements nttest It and the whole LET NOT THE SUNSHINE OF TODAY paper breathes the spirit of the com­ munity. T h u it is atmsol certain blind you to the fact that there are tomorrows that will have some that a man contemplating making a change of location can be irresist­ clouds and that to keep the sunshine in your heart you must be ib ly drawn to Sanford if ha Is able conservative, carefjul and SAVING. Real sunshine is the kind thnt *o get a threo month subscription to the paper. Ho reads every line you help make yourself. of it aitough he does not know any one hero. He soon becomes familiar with all our ways and all our people and all our struggles for those things SURPLUS $15,000.00 C A P IT A L $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 that we should have und finally THE gUESTION OF LABOR The labor questlen looms on the he reads that wo accomplished those Man named Scharfschwerdt runs horizon of ail business affairs and wonders in city building or farm the Ford station at Okeechobee. it is something thnt will have to he improvements and ho decides that He should change Ills name to definitely settled if we are going to Sanford and Seminole county is proceed to build a greater America. the place for hin. and he comes down Ford at once. W a/cs are high and going higher and to look it over for himself with the yet they uro not high enough to result that wc gain a citizen right R. R. DEAS, Rumors of unothcr wholesale gro­ II. R STEVENS C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA now. Many of the progressive coun­ enable the working man to buy the Csthltr cery here means that other whole­ FfMUeil Vlre.rrMM.1 ties of the state hneked by the ■ fl sale concerns will soon recognize high priced food stuffs and clothing. board of trade arc sending out three j< THE BANK TH AT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS jj the claims of this city n« * rnmmnr- The farmer «»nd the manufacturer and the middlemen say thnt they months subscriptions of the local dal center. must get more for food and clothing papers and getting rich returns in wants new people. This county does not because the laboring A cold storage plant to have a ca­ money and so it goes from day do this and in the absence of any , more pacity of fifteen carloads of ruits preconcerted movement along that and vcgctavlcs is one of the many. to day with the ultimate consumer line it would be well for our people Big Fred Bass was swinging a dozen Anthony Jones, of Enterprise, Fla. of the Court House in Sanford, Seminole County Flurida at || ROUT. W. D AVIS. If improvements planned for Sanford. getting more into the corner where who have relatives or friends in Sanford men around his head. he knows not where to turn. Manu­ Register. o’ clock a. m. on Monday the 1st he could only swing little Paul G4-6tc Paiatkn Herald. facturing and business will either other states that ure interested to Diggers around his head once he day of September A. D. 1919 nij come to a standstill or there will be send them a copy of the Herald would he a daisy and Paul worked In Circuiif Court. Seventh Judlelsl the right, title and interest, Hair*, Seminole county roads bonds sell a revolution. The wheels will turn every week. You will bo surprised und demand oi Katherine W. Fir?on him so well that Fred was giad Circuit of State of Florida. at a fine premium. There Is no in­ so fast before long that they will at the results. As the Times Union to shake hands und cull it u day. The Merchants National Bank gan, Charles Selby Finegan, Joseph vestment better than bonds of u fly to pieces. We cannot stand for truthfully said last week about the of Savannah Finegan, Mrs. B. L. Lambert, Jam's The team has been missing the Florida county that is improving increased prices on freight, on Inbor newspapers: vs. McElroy Parramoro, Agnes Pl.*inspiring presence of Stuffy Stewart ifself permanently.—Tampa Tribune “ Day after day and w eek‘ after and on everything and yet the man and we are alt hoping that his ankle Lucy C. Finegnn as Administratrix ramore, Elbe Pnrramorc and Eli; iwho Is making it possible for us to week, year by year the newspapers of Estate of Joseph Finegan, deceas­ beth Parra more, as heirs of su'd Our campaign for apartment live cannot stand it either. There of Florida present the most valuable and his hand will get in shape in ed, c'.a!. Joseph Finegan, deroased, in and to houses in Sanford will bear fruit in must be u giving way somewhere sort of information, facts concerning time to hold us on the top rung of the S W H of N R >4 of Sejtfon H, By virtue of a judgement render­ the ladder. the near future so we are informed. or we will perish in the land of plenty the development and growth of ed in the Circuit Court of Orange Tp. 20 S. Range .'11 East, und t e Let them come nt once. It is the Florida, facts that nro of inestimable county, Fla., in proceeding hy cire N W K of SE|4' of Section 18, Tp. What Is the solution? finest investment in the United value to all who read these daily Won Lost Pet facins to revive the judgement In 20 S. Runge 31 Enst ir. Seminoie Everybody has their own particu­ und weekly publications of the state. Sanford 9 G0.4 14 above entitled cause and for ex-j County, Fin. lar ideas and cures for all ailments If any one should take the time and Bradentown . . 14 11 6G.0 ecution as to certain heirs of Jos­ Stonewall Jucksan Triplett of the and the editor of the Herald can the trouble to garner these items and Tampa ......... 14 12 MS E. E. BRAD Y. eph F ncgan, deceased amt execu­ only see from this distance a getting Okeechobee News says he will not articles which tell of Florida enter- Lakeland............. 14 12 538 Sheriff Seminole County, Fia. tion issued thereon I have levied tnprint the name of uny candidate together of labor ami capital ulong prise and achievements he or she Orlando............. 9 13 on and v.ill sell at the front door G4-5tr. every line if the world is to move for ofilco in hta paper unless the would have voulmea of material, nil B artow ............... 9 17 34 r. • - — notice is pnid for. <>ui»n rtahf. old nnd the people are to live, The more or less valuable as information succession of strikes will not solve concerning the state, of the worl: chap, quite right." * NOTICE the question. The raising of railrond und the achievements of its people Bids will lie received for trans­ rates follow the raise of employees of the vuried products of its soil .and porting school children in District It is a sad commentary on the wages and the snme employees today t« industries and the very nmny No. 1. on the following routes for eternal fitness of things to note at grealy advanced wages are not things that go into the mailing of school yeur.1919-20. that so many of our people invest saving any more money than they u commonwealth great nnd pros­ their money In out of town enter­ Route No. 1— Celery avenue and ! did nt half the wages years ago. perous. The aggregate garnering of prises when there is such gilt inVault Doers, Fire Proof Snfes, Brurdul! avenue to Cameron City. Jones pays the frieght. these fads for a sing.o year would vestemcnl right at their very doors. , , . . |, I, Route No. 2—Sanford avenue to , . c. . We should call a halt and begin lie amazing in volume akd aatoukdSafety Deposit Boxes. •kg l ................... ....l :............................... r-I,ll'r Springs. as a record of achievement, to sum up the situation. If we can Remember that the Daily Herald Route No. 3 —First Street to Mon­ will he issued on or about the link bring the dollnr down to one hundred Sx ord.nnry is the publication by roe corner. Prompt Delivery Box 84, Lakeland, Florida of October. It will he a real daily cents of value again where we can the newspapers of the facts along Route No. 4.— Upsala. diaper giving you ull the news of the buy a dollars worth for the dollar the line above referred to ifiut tfley All transportation to lie in good world, of the utate, of the city nnd we will all be better off and things make Scarcely more tliun a posring weatherproof busses, automobi!e will ti;,ht themselves. county. Save your money for the ({press,on unless the fact chronicled or horse drawn. Dali;The only way to continue is for is of more shall common happening Bids rntAt be delivered not later j the employers to take the employees or achievement. Nevertheless the ___ i n? race ric ir. Washington and Into their confidence, show them just the publication of these fncts tius'jtliun August 4th to B. 1 V-hitner, the past week de­ whaf profits they nro mailing and an immense value to the people. I Sec’y Board of Trustees, School! •«» Lu? . j mon: ente that the place for the offer to divide the orofits at the end They not ^nn|y J.'tTV * *"1------ ii'-i , ^ - nr;,-.. \-.'..I* :vin: jv iir' fri some manner that that In valuable Vo home people hut Supentendcnt of zuhlie Instruction. ** C3-2tc. understood and where he gets u will take the place ol the higher for tho:o of other sections nnd states Reporting and puh.ishing items nnd tenges thnt nre now being pnid and fair she-, every time. The well be­ > War Tax Off Soft Drinks haved n&gro in the south is never that are going high enough to even­ ntricles concerning the results of In t h e s e d a y s o f h ig h p r ic e s y o u m a y n o t Washington, July 30. — After molested nnd never maltreated. In tually swamp the employer nnd worthy work in grove and garden, b e a b le to w e a r e x p e n s iv e c l o t h e s , b u t on farm und ranch, in factory nnd nearly two hours debate and while 1 the norlh the people go crazy and employee alike. the temperature in chamber hovered shop us well ns Lith reference to ad­ shoot every negro un sight regardless y o u c a n be w e ll d r e s s e d a n d fe e l w e ll Tin* co-operative plan is the only of whether he la a malefactor or not. plan whereby employer and employes vancement made along other lines of around the 100 mark, tin house toendcuvor, us in education, in loca '! 'lay voted to repeal 10 percent war d r e s s e d ir y o u r c lo t h e s a r e p r o p e r ly ran be honest one with another. > government, in sanitation nnd any Tliore Is no better investment any­ The man who gives his employer la u n d r le d . L e t u s k e e p y o u c le a n . number of other thingu which (end where today than Sanford and an honest days work every working to improve living conditions—all # Meat Trust Owns World S e n d u s a p a c k a g e , o p e n it w h e n Seminole County property. People day in the year is entitled to some­ are of value and are made the more Washington, July 30.—The thing more than his regular wages are overlooking the best proposition it r e t u r n s a n d s e c h o w p le a s e d y o u ’ll be. so hy being told to others through ability of the big five packers, Swift, in the world when they invest their ut the end of the fiscal year provid­ the medium of the press. Armour, Morris, Cuduhy and Wilson m oney'in outside schemes that pro­ ing that his employer lias mnde to determine from day to day a gen­ By telling what the people of one mise so much n-d get nothing and money. In case a business has made eral level on livestock prices, was city or town, or of n country section allow a gilt edge Investment at home u good profit he it a bank, factory, declared incontrovertible in the third go begging. An appartment house office or farm let the employees are doing those in other places nre *»• ....... ....................................... i section of the federal trade commis­ H LEESni-RG, FLORIDA or twelve rf them here in Sanford share in the prosperity and they will spurred on to do likewise or to im­ '•5 sions report on the meat industry is one of the best ami safest invest­ be satisfied, in case the business prove on what lias been told as and made public tonight. Robert Glenn Igou, Agt. : : Phene 299 ments in the United States. T ^’ nk does not make good on nreount of being done by their neighbors. some unforsccn or unaccountable it over. Rivalry leads to advancement. ru, nmj t|,#. rmnlovoe Department of the Interior. U. S. Emulation helps to improvement. m M M N A M X W W M W 'f t * w m w a m w J.nnii office at Gaincsriile, riu. j working nt u reasonable wage can Cooperation brought about by a John Rockfellar was eighty years July 28, 1919. lit shown that it lias not made u realization of what is best for ad­ old the other day. A big celebration profit we believe that ninety nine jacent communities and for neigh­ Notice is hereby given that Sadie was stager in honor of the •event. rut of one hundred men will be bors is fostered hy the newspapers Wallace, widow of Arthur II. Wal­ John says to play golf and drink satisfied to take a living wage and of Florida which constantly publish lace, deceased, of Wekiwa, Florida rlive oil and live to Lc otic hundred. go ut it nnother year closely associ­ the facts relative to cooperative who on May 29, 1914 made Home­ If we had Standard Oil stock we ated with their employer r.rd in work und achievements. stead entry No. 012124 for SWJf of t could afford to piny golf nnd drink his :onfidencc und put their shoulder N W ! „ N W 1, of SW >( Section 5 oliVv* oil. As it is now we cannot even Happily the time hus gone hy to the wheel to try ami make a pro­ and N 1* of S E ?, Section G, Town­ drink kerosene. What a blessing it when highly colored und efen ab­ fit for the next year. ship 20 S. Range 29 E, Tnllnhi*'<><> Is to b ir o d:a : Jchn live »o long and solute untruths were told hy unwise in other words there should he a boosters of Florida. Now the facts Meridian, lias filed notice of inten­ furnish us with nice gasolene nnd tion to make Three-year Proof to In U n io n everything and he only rulses the getting together of employers nnd nre demanded und given by the extahlish claim to the land above employees und the cut throat me­ press of the static and they ure the price a few cents a day too. T h e r e Is thods of strikes and counter strikes strongest arguments that can he described, before Clerk Circuit Court — r O -----at Sanford, Florida on the Gth day of employee's and the same cut presented of money cither for busi­ S tre n g th The Midsummer SEditicn of the thnmt methods of the big trusts ness or home purposes. Inforinatio of September 1919. Flurida Grower ih a finr piece o f . , . ,, , , Claimant names as witnesses: , .. „ . , , and corporations should close for they of the most valuable character is literal.: me giving the state a world 3 HE principle applies quite ure leading us into chuoti londition contained in the published facts, William C. Holiday, of Wekiwa, Fla. of adtortblng. The Grower isalwnys ns much to banking as to from which we ran not unvarnished and without exaggera­ II. B. Click, of Wekiwa, Fla. g old but .this special effort for the recover and ull are suffering tion, relative to what Florida is Ebon Crippcn, of Wekiwa, Fla. soldiers or states or governments. summer should bring results und W. E. Whidden, of Wekiwa. Fla. as the natural consequence. and what her people are accomplishresults mean a larger influx of peo­ It is most fortunate that the Fed­ ROIJT. W. DAVIS Let us all get togcthir. it g. And they ure becoming gratify­ ple Inti this state this fall. The eral Reserve Banking System has Register ing ii ore numerous and important Grower tslls the truth about Floridu been in operation during the war. 64-5tc. cte ry day." SEND OUT T H E HERALD and the truth being stranger Minn There is no better advertising in The advantages of this organiza­ fiction gets them every time. CCon Department of the Interior, l . S. the world than your local paper and tion nccrue to the customers o f the gratulations to Edgar Wright, Little nd Office at Gainesville, Fla. member banks who nt the same Jeff, Frank Whiteman and all the it is really surprising how tho local (Continued from Page 1) 1 July 28. 191.9. time contribute to the strength rest of the Grower gang. They are paper will eventually induce people to come here when no other form of Notice is hereby given that John of the nation’s banking system ail r’ ght. the position of Cellar advertising will do it. The old adage hard for F. Da 'idson, of Jacksonville, Fla., nnd enjoy the benefit o f its pro­ about the constant dripping wearing Champs, trying to nose out Bartow woh, on May 19, 1911 made home­ tection. The new Valdez Hotel Is being away the stone is true of all forms for that position. The only harrier stead entry No 012738, for N *, of advertised with post cards showing of advertising ami especially true to their ambition is the fact that it NWW,’ S E « of N w j* and NW »f the hotel as it will appear when of tho newspaper. Feople who are rained so muth last week they could |of n k FIRST Section 23. Township 18 S. filnahed and giving some valuable living is distant states nnd have an not j Range 31 E. Tallahns«-e Meridian information on Sanford nnd Seminole Idea qf coming to Florida want the NATIONAL We wish to thank the Orlando; has filed notice of intention to make — cunty. Send out one of these cards lord paper and they take a great fann fo* helping us win the games up Three-year Proof to establish rla’ m BANK every lime you send a letter out of interest in all our doings from tho here. Their sympathy and cheers to the land above described, before the state. It will advertise yokr time that they issue for the opposing trams are greatly J Clerk Circuit Court, at Sanford, . get the first _______ town, and your county. Gel them until ‘ they finally pack up and como »PPrevia.'ed hy the Sanford people* PlorIda on tha 5th day of ScrbVnI .-.. — i— •«--»!■ •-------' -• especially since Orlando is m L i . i»er jyi»». constant reading of the progreis we down tho ladder that no one knows | Claimant names as witnesses: He Nothing shows the growth and are tv iking along every line ns told 1,1 th* 1?a*ue txct^ ^ Or- Chester Carpenter, of Osteen, Fla. federal rfgerve Iprpsperity of a town us the column* in the paper that finally gets them. Undo papen. |John r , „ of 0lte'en> Kla Ifcn ^ S Y S T r: m of the local nowspaper. When the Thoy know that the city and the j The Criando Sentinel said that Martin Shepard, of Osteen, Fit. columns arc teething with good reports and ch a n ts in real estate and vadvertisements of the local K. J. HOLLY. Editor merchants that town shows that It W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Is nlive, progressive and moving ahead. Absence of advertising shows , •Published Every Friday by that It la o dead one. The Herald THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY is filled with advertising jig h t now in tie middle ef! sutflmfcr'hnd every sccscBirnos rmcr in au Vasct body knows that Sanford Is booming ONE YEAR—______________________ I without reading the news columns. B IZ M ONTH S________________________________ And the P olly Herald will show it TUBER MONTHS____________________________ to them every day In the week. KaUtaH m l i w «4 CM— Mail M .u -r Ars'tM ??-d Keep It con in g. x w c x m x M c THESANFORD HERALD •5 Florida Safe & Lock Co. j¥cVr«iV.'rtVjtiVcs <WAVcYYWi«WVWWVrtWWAK Why Don t You? I •s I Dixie Steam Laundry 1 T BALL GAMES FOR THE WEEK i " 7; i . ■<> A rf i? ••5 *5 ® f w P g fljp M 1un, i �THE 3ANF0 lUOUST It 1010 little H*PP*n^n®* Mention o f Matter* In B rief In and About Peraonal Item* of Interest Friends of Charlie Munn .trill ,be they will go to Charleston and glad to learn of hia aafe arrival in other points expecting to be c.bscnt the states. Charilo has been Franco about thirty days. for searly a year but Is glad to bo B u y Diamonds. W ight Tiro Co. back in tho United States again. 65-tf Snmmary o f the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers i f AGE SKXE> Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Erawnico nnd little daughter left Wednesday for points In Georgia and tho Caro­ lina* where they will spend tho next month with .'datives and friends. Bicycle Tires— New, fresh stock and guaranteed at $5.00 per pair, Put on free of charge. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc Mr*. W. H. Peter* and children Margaret and Jack, left last Wednes­ day, to Join Mrs. Artie Smith nnd daughters, in Asheville, N. C. where they will spend the rest of tho summer. Mrs. M. P. Kokat nnd Mis* Evelyn Berner returned home Wed­ nesday evening from New York alter spending a month with rela­ tives und friends in Oswego and New tork City. Word comes from Biddy Burdick that he has arrived In this country and will soon be home. Biddy has Burn'to Mr nnd Mrs. Sam Brad­ day the guest* of Mr*. Marrero'* sister, Miss Lilu Johnson. been In France for thu part year ford » finc b“ by b° y ‘ , spending most of his time in hospi­ Mr, Lena Lee and daughter Mabel . Munson's swimming pool is now tal work at St. Nazaire, Frrnce art spcutllng the week in Tnmpa. oped on Wednesdays, Thursdays. where he was attached to the naval Saturdays and Sundays in the after­ Every white nhoo, for men, women branch of the service. noon. 60-tf pifkeni Shoe Slorr. 64-ltc. Hon. C*ry Hardoo of Live Oak, Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Bryan have vir* W. W. Long is visiting her candidate for governor, was in the returned from Goorgia where they brother. J- G. Harrold In Gaines­ d ty several days of this week call­ were called hy tho Budden death of ville. ing on his old friends nnd making e brother of Mrs. Bryan. Mrs J I Smith of Montgomery new ones. This Is Mr. Ilardoo's Miss Virginia Brady of Jackson­ j little daughter nre visiting Mrs first visit to Sanford and ho was ville is the gueat of Mrs Edwnrd greatly interested in the develop­ Msrie Smith Betts. Her many friends in Sanford Pint Mason fruit jar* nt L. P. ment along every line. are delighted to sec her agnin. McCullcr’s. 56-t( The special burgain counters are Spot Lights, horns, bumpers, mloMr*. W. A. Whitcomb of Geneva attracting special attention. Dickenj tor meters, eveiylhing for the auto­ in the city Tuesday on o shop­ Shoe Store. 64-ltc mobile. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 ping expedition. Mr. nnd Mr* J. C. Brannon who Park avenue. 59-2tc Mr*. Augusta Etgenmenn oi A thave lately returned from a trip to Henry and John Lee are visiting Bicycle Repairing—our hicyclo re- the old home in Georgia had a nar­ lanta i» the guest of her daughter their mother, both of them being pnir shop is the largest and best row escape from a bad accident on Mn. Fred Dniger. home from tho war, Henry in the equipped repair shop in the city. Sanford avenue the other day when Trices reduced on all goods at navy and John in the nrmy. All work done quickly and guaran­ a drunken driver on another cur .... Grace Williams' millinery storo. Stuffy Stewart is nursing n had teed the best. Sanford Cycle Co., run into them at the corner of 1 69-tr ankle and hand as the result of one 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc Sanford avenue and Second street. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Brannon of the games in Bradentown and is Mr. and Mr;. George WaUoh ami It. A. Wiley Is at the helm in have returned from .a pleasunt visit ■out of the* gsm«* for <nm» time. little son of Quincy nre in tho city tho ofllcc of the Western Union while to home loins in Gcorgin Do like others have done. Buy for the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Zeb Mr and Mrs Bnxrton Perkins and the fall. A splendid assortment of Mnnager Hall Is taking his vacation. Ratliff. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Aber­ Mr. Wiley is a former Kissimmee little son returned last night from high shoes from which to rclect. hoy hut for many years has beeq nathy of Daytona nre also here and point* in Ohio and Virginia Dickens Shoe Store. 64-ltc the party will go to Miurni in a few residing in Texas. Complete stock Diamond tires. days where Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Gonzalez Mrs. Ira Jackson und son, James Wight Tiro Co. 55-tf and family will remove to Minmi Hill, of Purugould, Ark., and Mrs. Abernathy will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodruff in nbout three weeks where Mr. Remember every pair of shoes in W. P. Hooker Jr., of Gudsen, Ala., have returned from a delightful Gonzalez will make his headquarters. arrived last Thursday for u visit of the stcre is u bargain. Dickens outing at Daytona beach. 64-ltc Dr. S. Puleston and Dr. Ralph severul weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Shoe Ltore. Mr*. D. C. Mnrltwe nnd little The many friends of Paul Shu­ T. W. Williams. Stevens have returned from u trip ,ji, have returned from a months maker will regret to learn that he Quart Mason fruitjurs at L. P. to Miami where they rented olllccs visit to Daytona Beach. will have to go to the hospital again McCuller’s.* 66-tf and expect to remove In n few weeks. Gasoline, oils and greases, free air. George Speer has returned from as some of the hones in his shuttered WHEN YOU T H IN K OF CAN Man to set m you. Sanford Cycle arm arc coming out through the D Y T H IN K OF THE KANDY the eastern markets where fie h«s^“ ” ^ _ n^ Co., 115 Park Ave. 69-2tc r'aui was in the Marine Corps IF IT HAS h o U A n y te * " in,n>’ ,or several wt,l'ks buying in the Chateau Theirry fighting and K IT C H E N . ’T v lr and Mrs Hal Wight George S T A R bis goods for his new store which IN IT WE HAVE IT. was badly wounded in the hip and McLauglin nnd Miss Virginia Brady he will open about the first of Octo­ TH EATRE BU ILDIN G. 49-tf arm. was at Daytona Sunday ber in the De Forest block. Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Clause George \V. Kessler of the W, P. Harry ami Carl Ferran of Eustis Chas. Kanner is putting on a Bale Richardson & Co., of Jacksonville were the guests of their sister Mrs. a line 8 and one half pound hnhy. Mrs. Clause is tho daughter of Mr. to disposo of his entire stock of dry was in the city yesterday. lie has D. L. Thrasher on Sunday. and Mr*. A. J. Lossing of this city. doods, clothing and shoes nnd he the contract for the new Valdez Hot Point and Wcutinghouse irons, will rent his store room to u new Misses Jessie and Welma Graves drug firm that will start in business Hotel nnd *h»» work is progressing different rize* At Sanford Cycle nicely. Mr. Kessler is very enthusias­ returned Sunday from Jacksonville here about the first of October. Co., 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc tic about the new hotel nnd says it Erwin Seay returned to his home ufter upending the week-end with There’s a man nt the curb to will he one of the best in the stute at Dade City Mondny after, visiting their sister, Mrs. H. C. McMullen. serve you. 65-tf when ; finished. his cousin Robert Thrasher. Ford parts—we enrry n line of Tom Sullivan is among thu Inst Dr. D. C. Ward, Osteopath is in Rev. George Waldron was in the Ford purls. Top recovers and seat of tho Seminole county hoys to re­ Sanford, on Monday, Wednesday Sanford Cycle Co., ,115 turn home from France. Tom was city several days this week to the covers. nnd Fr ay of each week. '58-lf l’ urk Ave. 59-2tc delight of his many friends. with old Co. C., when he left Orlando Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy A. C. Prange of Juoksonvillo was at the beginning of the war hut was i* six course fish and chicken din­ who formerly resided here hut more ner, 75e. Fish suppers 50c, at the a visitor to the city on Tuesday. after brigaded with other outfits. recently have been living at Daytona 59-tf I He expects to he connected with the Ayr:: Doylure Beach Hotel, Ernest Gregory or "H ap p y" as w«l* r e m o v e M l - . 1 «vher« U . < V s # .i . i —.. J » UlMIUrf % •• •• f t-J.- V.*•• •»»» i). G. Smith of Oviedo was rlr-1 firm of M a x w e l l & tins lv» iiljy will he connected with among nis many friends in on. turned from France and is right glad one of the large furniture stores of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hamll Tolar and to get hack. Happy says he wears that city. Their many friends in Sanford on Tuesday of this week. Miss Margaret Ferran, daughter family and Miss Helen Malm have no wound stripes and no medals Sanford, wish them good luck in of .Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Ferran of returned from u trip to Punta Gordu hut he was there with the goods. their newest home. and Eustis i> the guest of Mildred Holly. where they visited relatives Shore dinner. Clem Chowder, Edward Betts expects to open Ids friends. Fried Fish etc., at at Drnnn's new plucc to-morrow if the work on Mrs Fannie Munson has returned, Southern tires, 6000 mile guaran­ Picnic Phviilian Sunday August 3, the new sodu fountain fixtures can from Jacksonville where she visited tee. ail sizes, 60x3 to 35x1'£. San­ 1919. 64-2tp. her niece Miss Fannie Robe Munson. he finished in time. Thin promises ford Cycle Co., 115 Park Ave. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and to 'lie one of the handsomest cold Mrs. K. E. Cox returned Tuesday 59-2 tc dnughtcr, May, left Wednesday for drink and ice cream establishment* from St. Augustine where she has Bert Long is home from France Hendersonville North Carolina whoto in this part of thu statu and Ed keen spending some time with her where he has been stationed for they will spend a few weeks. Mr. in anxious to get everything in run­ »on. months. Bert was located nt B sst Thrasher will go to Nrw York and ning order ns soon us possible. Socket and end wrenches, nil most of the time in the D u ck bcrd purchuse hi3 fall stock of goods ere Have ball supplies, belle, buU. sires. .Sanford Cycle Co., 115 Park Division. returning home. glows, mils, etc. Everything for the Ave. > 69-2tc Mr*. W. P. Carter of Oviedo wa.4 Mrs. May Seeley, the ctliciont boys. Sanford Cycle Go. 69-2tc Not being able to obtain a soter in the city Tuesday calling on friends stenographer of tho Florida Truck mom on First street the Dickens A larg-* delegation of Rchcknhs Mrs. Carter has been residing in Growers, Inc., left Sunday for Bos­ Shoe Store will remove shortly to from DcLnnd visited Seminole West Florida for some time hut is ton where she will visit relatives Miami. Hehcknh Lodge Friday r.ight und now at Oviedo. and friends for several months re­ asisted in the Installation of Officers. Weather Report— Cloudy weather The stock must bo sold. Prices turning in the fall to take her po­ A very pleusant evening was spent followed by ruin followed bv cloud* nro secondary consideration. You'll sition back again. in I.odgu work and nflerwn'd* toand more rain followed by moro believe us if you'll investigatin'*. Woodland Park will be open fre*hments were served. Another ment rain and more clouds. Dickens Shoo Store. 64-ltc Sunday August 3rd. 64-lrc meeting of Seminole Lodge will be Jonn W. Haines representing the Miss Uebacca Padgett of Gaines­ A card from Harry B. Lewis held on next Friday evening nt 8:30 American Type Founder* Co.,’ with ville who has been the guest of Mrs. from Michigan City Indiana show* headquarters in Atlanta called on the Mrs. Henry Wight left yesterday Henry l’ urdon left for New lo ik that he is enjoying himself on the local trade yesterday. for Juntluskt, N. C. where she will yesterdny where she will resume her send dunes of that popular'resort. visit her daughter Sara at the sum­ •Miller tires and tubes— nil sizes In studio* in voice culture. He expects to come home in u few mer camp. From there she will go stock. You don't have to wait, we | Mr. nnd Mrs. D. R. Brisson and weeks but Mrs. Lewis will rernnin to Charleston W. Va. to visit her can serve you. Sanford Qycle Co., i family have returned from a months for the summer. brother Fred Ilouchelle and will H5 Park avenue. 59-2tc visit to R ldgecrrt North Carolina Mr. B. A. Howard returned Sun­ then go to Chicago for a visit with Robert Holly left Sunday for where they , enjoyed the mountains day from Sanford, where he went u her daughter Margaret. Mis. Wight Hendersonville, North Carolina where nnd the mountnin nir. week previous to escort Mr*. How­ expects to be absent for two months. be will spend the month of August Bicycle Inmps, hells, horns, pedals, ard and daughter. Mr. Howard has We have Goodyear 40x8 truck at Laurel Park Camp. saddles, chains, coaster brakes, opened real estate offices on the sec­ tires in stock. Sanford Cycle Co., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marrero handle bars. Everything for the ond floor of the Underhi.il Building 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc and family were in the city yestcr- j bicycle. Sanford Cycle Co., 115 —Okeechobee News. Mr. and Mr;. J. T. Cook and Park Ave. 6'J*-tc E-Z Seal pint fruit jars at L P , family have returned from a visit 50-ft B J Starling hns returned from McCulier's. to points in Tennessee and Georgia. Jamestown New York where Mrs D. II. C. Ro|)urn wus in the They found the weather very hot* Starling is visiting her daughter llernld office several days ago and at many plnre; visited and nr» glad Mrs Peterson. Mrs Starling will remarked that he was almost 70 to get hack to Snnford where they remain for a month or morn years old hut felt like a man of 30. can enjoy the breezes. Mr. Cook is Mr*. C. V.* Deane and children He has been in Florida for more the efficient superintendent of the anti Mrs. A. M. Pouncey of Miami, than 40 years which probably ac­ printing department of the Crown arc the guests of Mrs. D. S. Star counts for his excellent health. Paper Co. and Miss Mary Murray, while onMrs. H. L. DcForest is having Let us send you A bunch of negroes under the In­ route . to Montgomery, Ain. twenty feet of store space added to fluence of moonshine and riding in a quart or more her two store rooms on First street n car hacked into nnother car on WANTED— OLD CLEAN ono of which is now occupied by First street Wednesday night and RAGS. ANY KIND EXof our delicious the Snnford Shoe and Clothing Co., norc promptly jailed hy the nolice. C F »T OLD SOCKS. Ice Cream for and the other will be occupied hy Drunks and cars do not go together COATS, PANTS, OU George Speer for n dry goods store. nnd Chief Tillis is determined to BED SPREADS. AT THE Sunday Dinner. HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf Better get those fall khoes for stop the mixture of gasoline nnd Arthur Yowcll of tho Yowell the family. Bargains in every stylp ] whiskey in Snnfnrd regardless of 64-ltc j tho mixers. Company has returned from a trip at Dickens Shoe Store to New York and othirr eastern mar­ Mr. and Mrs. If. J. Clause are j Motorcycle tires and tubes. Sankets where he purchased the fall the parents of a fine baby girl born fo r i Cycle Co., 115 Park avenue, and winter stock for hi* firm. Saturday morning. ‘The Clauses o9-2tc ORDER N O W have only recently come here from Liout. Vail Lovell arrived home The many friend* of W. P. Carter nre glad to see him In Snnf«»rd egain, Ensley Ala. arid expect to mako this Saturday from France where he has Mr. Carter and family are at pro- their home. Mr*. Clauso Is a daugh-Jbecn since the beginning of the war. ,sent residing nt Oviedo but he px- ter of Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Lotsing. 'V 4|| joined ns soon ns war was de•pects to engage in business here. J. P. Hall local manager of th e!dared and went Into the dnglneer|, Flenty of bargains in every style Westorn Union ofllccs here la tak-|ing corpa hut at his own ^rpqujit ; was transferred to the aviation left for you. Don't ml*» this oppor­ ing his annual vacation and at pro- 1 tunity of u life‘ time. Dickens Shoo sent is with Mrs. Hall at the home j where he soon won his spurs and iusl Phone 325 of hor parents at Lakclund. I.ntcr, was flying over tho German lines Store. 61 ltc. I W hat, Groceries? Well, yes. Our groceries are pleasing to serve or displa at our store and get acquainted or phone lGd for supply, Large or Small, * Your Patronage is Appreciated, Algood Oleomargerine and E^erbest Mnrgarine.— Always fresh (Ask Our Customers) J. W. Booth PHONE 166 when the armstice was signed. Ho SHOP MEN WALK OU has been attending Cambridge, Eng­ land, college for some time before About 300 A. C. I.. Employees H ere coming home. He Is tho son of Mr. Go on Strike and Mrs. M. F. Lovell of this city Over 300 of the shop men o f the nnd is a Sanford hoy who has made Atlantic Coast Line ntoppxd work ai a fine record for himself in war nnd ten o'clock .his morning pending in peace. a settlement of tho question of high-* Mr. and Mrs. Humil Tolar and cr wage* that has been In abeyance family have removed to their old ! for «»v?ra! rrccks. It »«• thought home on Mugnolia recently occupied Inst night that som e agreement by Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Bryan. Mr. would be reached and It Is said that Brynn purchased this home front Mr. the vice president o f the inter­ Tolur sevcrnl years ago and Mr. national union wanted the matter Tolrr v.w buys it bnck. Mr. and M held up until nomething could he Bryan will occupy the W. W. Aber­ dono hy the government and tho nathy houso nt the corner of 8th head of the union and It Is almost und Magnolia. * certain that Nome agreement will bu Think c*f shoes nt less than Inst reached In n few hours. Lakeland years' priccst hough the price of and Snnford shop* walked out thin shoos nre advancing every month. morning and it Is not known how Dickens Shoe Store. 64-ltc ninny more will be afTerlcd. T. R. Miller end family and E. V. Everyone here Is hoping for a Miller and family arc in the city speedy settlement o f this strike an front White Springs with the v.ew it will effect every llnb of business of locating here in the tarmjnr 7 i^ » ~ k r r r r They are the nephews of W. W. Millet of Moore’s Station nnd they Notice have been growing cotton in tho The City Council will meet at White Springs section for many 8 o'clock P. M. Monday August years hut Mr. II. Weevil has made 4th 1919 to hear complanits if uny life so unpleasant for them that from owners or agents of Real they nre inclined to try the winter U V ‘ , 7 ......... . 7 Estate or personal property the as*esvc __ h cd valuation which has been raised. here if possible. R. C. Muxwcll. Inland Leak-proof piston rings. Tax Assessor of Sanford Fin. All sixes, for all cars. Sanford Cycle g2-2tc. Co., 115 Park Ave. 59-2tc * * * All persons desiring to attend Sunday erhool will phone No. 19. 306 or 90-J not later Ilia n Saturday * * * * will he furnished them to nnd from if within n radius o f three in!!»\s « f tho Mctliodist church. • ? • ♦ •i ♦ Christian Science services will he held at the Womnn's Cluh, Oak avenue, between Third and Fourth streta, on Sunday, morning at 11 • A >« ♦ '.t *.!/-• - * « ♦ * Dally T h o u g h t. l* * • « - » » « • • • • « * « » * * » ♦•! Mun In hut n reed, the weakest la nnturo. tint he I i " ' i Meat Specials for this W eek at - 7'■■! A*fv .x B .9 Ml i B r o w n ’ s M a rk et E. C. METIS, Manager . 1X9 • r j tT Tfgeu I 'r o v e d Chickens . . . 40e We.ilern Pork Chops • 43r liourul Steak . . . . 23c Hamburifer Slcak . . . . 20s Home Made Pork .Sausage • • 30c EVERYTHING STRICTLY 417 Sanford Ave. FIRST i §1 ■t CLASS Phone 122 ' ' : 1 £ .iE gL i 'l a t Taste is the Test Thrift, n o less than earning pow er, is an im portant factor in these c o n ­ structive times. Don't be miserly, but avoid cxtrevlgnncc—and. above all, pul your MONEY IN THE BANK Or invest it wisely—keep It In circulation. Hy so doing you stimulate business, and the more business is stimu­ lated tho bolter wo shall be able to support and encourage our boys on their return. Thrift and porscrvlng may be your part In helping to bn'ld the PROSPERITY OF PEACE W W i H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N .[ ' V ' ^ »;» i!** M VN . • ' J **! • �rt: storage establishments in the city. f “ O — decidedly* n o, when N GRANDMA <3 around. No- bar soup Ring in wraterwasllngnw.iy. Nochlpping. slicing or »lm>li'jr >:f mi rc th in you need. GRANDMA is a mwdeiful soap—and It U Powdtnd. That’s tho big secret. You Just rnctutirp out what you need, no more. Sprlnklo It In tho tub and presto—Just like magic, millions of glorious, cleansing zuils man Instant. Then, the whitest, cleanest, freshest clothes thst erer hung oo • wash Hoc. Try this Powdered Soap Today! Grandma’s Powdered Soap Saves T IM E —Saves W O R K —Saves SO AP Your Grocer H as I t ! l.cfTlcr-Murrcll The announcemelit of the mnrriugc of Miss Rene K. Murrell to Mr. W A. Letller comes as quite a surprise to their many friends in Sanford nnd elsewhere. The ceremony took place in Daytona, the evening of July 2Gth at th»» parlors of Saint Mary*? Guild. Rev. Arthur Searing Peek, rector of Holy Cross Church, San­ ford. Florida officiated. Only the im­ mediate members of the families being present. The bride never looked lovlier than in her going away gown of tan tricolett, with hut and acces­ sories to match. Mrs. Letller is the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. K. R. Murrell of this city and is n graduate of Womans College of Tal­ lahassee of tiie class of 1010. While in Sanford site has won many friends by her charming personality. ...it TZTm-Y Ts'ine son of the late Mr. W. N, Leflier and is a rising young business man of this city. After nn extended trip in the East they will lie at home to their friends at “ The Gable-.” K n o w in g all About the Sale o f Y o u r Fruit W hen you market your f r u i t t h e Florida. Citnis Exchange you will be fully inform edon these five vital points: Where your fruit is sold— For what it is sold— When it is sold— The cos: of selling— Jobs the Floriu- Citrus F.ichtrje ind get this isforsriiticr, i . v^ell is gtnrraiiy higher price lor y«ur grapefruit nad Q.is£ei. Fur particulars, iddrtu L. A. i \KEe, M *r. *n*» •U*rtaiaj • .4 AT THE M. K. CHURCH Fcrvices at the Methodist cliurch j on next Suntiav are as follows: Sunday School 10:110 Preaching 11:15 by Rev. Herndon Senior League 7:110 Every one is invited to these , servlets. On Sunday August 10th Dr. Therrill. Field Secretary ,of the Sunday School Hoard will he present and will fill the pulpit during the absence of Rev. White. r.xcn ■V HRYAN OPENS NEW GARAOf. Popular Young Sanford Mail Wilt Operate l.nrg Establishment. Leslie Hryan having leased the Leffler Illock at the cast end of First street opened for business this week one of tho largest garage and ‘ A d tcr i e ir. the lie raid ROLLINS COLLEGE (LAKE VIRGINIA* GEORGE MORGAN W ARD. D. I).. LL.D rrwident C o tlr g r in Florida Inter-lit* no mi national AIM T o previdr a liberal education, a generous culture, a thorough training of the physical, intellectual and spiritnature. OFFERS r-year course Lading t » A. !>. de^rw. Pre-profrstior.al in Agriculture, .lledieine Engineering. L av and Theology. :-'peti*I dipertments: Mutie, Commerce, Home Econo­ mics. Normal. F’ir.e and Applied Art., and Academy. Koater of L e ctu re s for 1919-2U includes a large number of authors, scientists, artiits and profrsaional men of na­ tional prominence. N a v a l U nit n :t b m«*.ruf*ion fo r L n ratin gs. S tron g a th letic p ro g ra m including a q u a tic s . E xpenses m od era te. Thirty-Fifth year begins 22 September, 1919 For catalog and othtr information addreas: THE .SECRETARY. HOLl.INK COLLEGE Wlater Park. Florida Oollara In Honor of Miss Fcrran tfnill»l<|»«l_l^"'a ft.*,. Kipeniea and I air, ranll_ - - ................. . ... 7,134.63 Mildred and May Holly enter­ Individual Otpoaila tained a party of their girl and hoy Subject to C h e e k ..... J227.9J7.51 Certificate, ol friends Inst night at their home on Time llrpo.lt _ _ 32.9.'21.17 30.00 00 Park avenue it* honor of Miss Certified Cheek*.......... t'a.hirr', Check* OutMildred's guest. Miss Margaret -• ar'-i'n -................ 12,424. it. Hue - to Ineorporaterl Feiran of Kustis. I9.K10.II llanka 117,015.61 Gaines nnd dnnring helped to Savins* Depo.lt* Tula.' I l e p o . l t * . . ___ _ 410.221.21 while away the hours and nt ten Total ___ 1450,355 91 o ’ clock ice cream nnd cake were State of fieri,la. County ol Seminole, at.: served. I, It. It. IIKA!!, Ctiltlrr of the above* r.amed Hank ilo *n|em.,ly •-ear thst tl.« Miss Ferran is the daughter of above ataternrnt I. true to the beat of my knowledge ami belief. Mr. und Mrs. Ray Fcrran of Eustis It. It. DMAS, Ca.hlre Correct—Atlrat: and leaves today for tier homo to Subscribed ami awnrn In f . I.. Woodruff before me th.la Mb ilay of t*. M. Harul the regret of the many young friends June I9 !9 t'. f . William* I.. T. Hryan, Nota-y Public Hirretora she lias made during her short stay. My Com. Ktp. Feb. 8. 1922 p. M. All members requested to b« prerent. A hot time promised. About thirty Rchokuhs from DeLand visited Seminole I.od„’e last Friday night to ^ itr e -s the instal­ lation of officers. A dne time w-u enjoyed by all. These DcLatid mem­ bers nre sure aome entertainers. A carload of Odd Fellows, motored over to St. Cloud. Tuesday night, for the purpose of installing into their respective chairs, the ofllcers of St. Claud Lodge. Those in the party were A. J. Loosing Dist. Dupcty Grand Master, I. E. Estridgo D. D „G . Marshall, J. F. McCllelnnd D. D. G. Warden, J. D. Doajcy, D. D. G. Secretary, J. F. Ilichson, D. D. G. Guardian, and Frank Lousing. A royal time was enjoyed. O th e r H o u rs m a y p r o m is e m u c h , b u t Rising Sun SUPERLATIVE SELF RISING FLQUR KEEPS T H E F A I T H Itfcivesvou LIGHTNESS, W H ITE N E SS nnd PURITY combined with RICH N U T R IM E N T nnd PERFECT L E A V E N IN G . W IG H T G R O C E R Y C O ., Snnfoid, Fla. Es !!?ir=ISIIS!l|| -J"- •U . fi. «* artii -uibC i< o m B e g in n in g EVERYTHING.MUST GO-ATONCE.. --A REAL KOMEYSAVINS SALE • ’ planning to give the bi'T.fcat ami j ihtsl social taut the Union h iu evcr! I had. Group Tw o doesn't believe I it out r.cverli.tlos its comii.g- We| want e\ery^>ne in on the cats. Rack Your Pastor Up by It ring­ ing Your Part Up. Tam pa, Fla. sSide i Uablllllr* j ir.g. Groups One and Three, having • I * ,' 4»tlt 4*f» •, , f j !,. ... . | I lrv.'# r; Florida C itru s E x ch a n g e >•. n llcpoii or lh* Condition <il _$ .10.000.00 Capful Slock 1'alil in 3,000.00 Surplua Fund . . ______ __ J to will he announced Sunday «»vcn• ••• • •• New- York, July 29,—Tho war department lias gold to the United States Suitor Equalisation Hoard thirty seven million pounds c f refir.sd sugar, it was announced here to­ day by Geo. Zabrlsklc, president of the hoard who declared there Is abundance of ruw sugar in tho coun­ try, that retail prices should not ex­ ceed eleven cents per pound and there is no need for hoarding. nuc—>wun wick-Robb The marriage of Miss Floricncc Anr.u Robb to Mr. Jas. Claude Trawiik took place ut 4:30 Wedresduy nftornoon at the home of the bride’s parents on Union Avc. Dr. George Hyman of the Haptlst Temple pnformed the ceremony in the presenc? of a few friends of the contracting parties. Miss Robb hat a wide clrdo of friends in Sanford w.io wish her life’s hast happiness. Mr.. Trawick wxs electrician with Charles &. Co., when he entered the Navy in re­ sponse to the cab of his country Ho expects upon completion of his en­ listment to return to Sanford for his future home. Rest wished to the happy couple. For the present Mr. Hryan will The *Peoples Bank, atSunford, In the.State or Florida, at tho Close confine his attention to the repair of business, June 30, 1919 and upkeep of automobiles and May llf t o o r c r , llolla,■> St Wnlthnil will have their sales I.oana on llral Katal# — S 30,117.13 rooms with him. The Leffler block Leona on Collateral Srcu.lty than llral K»tala.. . . 103,701.03 hon been put in first class shapi nnd AllOthtr other Leant anil IHitounlt. HJ.MU1 502.17 consists of five Inrge store rooms well Overdraft*. _ ______.____________X-Rays on Bugs. u.iltnl State, Hm'it. 43,350.00 ODD FELLOWS NOTES situated for the gnrage business nnd Stjtr, County anil .Munlrieal Ildt X-ray apparatus has been Invented 4.S68.40 ifoua... Kurnllur, and for rales rooms nnd the many friends Hankins Regular meeting of Sanford Lodge for killing *he tiny pnrnsltes that eat Fix tu re* _______ 1C.291.82 Other llral Kttatr__________ 28,255.16 of Mr.^ Hryan nre congratulating No. 27 Monday August Jth at 8:20 small holes In leaf tobneca Claim* and othrr llrtoorrri 1.239.01 him upon securing such fine quarters l)ua Irom Incorporated llankt CI2II.IS r . l t tn.l ifirhancrs for Clearnnd entering upon this new lino of C hInc :_____________________ ll.1CI.IS Cork on Hand.....Y ...............1.,.. 12,747-52 business for himself. Look for Ids advertisement in Tot >1 . J450,33.,.!*t B W i ____ this issue II. y . p. II. Il.ipti-t Temple Sunday 7:30 P. M. Everybody come. Group One in charge, good program.^good every­ thing. Our H. V. P. U. is corning ui» ;,ul AC A alit it to keep coming. To do that « t must hnve every one’s help. He mi nnd lie . :ere. The tin e for the social that every J ; : .eniUr has lieor l ot.ir.g fo ward i T o fehom it is sold— l it * 41jai Gitltio, Mr. Hryan needs no introduction to the people of this city nn he has come into contact with runny of them for the past few yrars. Mr. Hryan for several years wns In the Peoples Hnnk hut Intely has been with the Seminole Hnnk nnd In both /hanks his uniform courtesy and unfailing good humor has made him popular. *!o is an expert uccountant nnd also bus u good knowledge of the nutomoiiiib huiincsn nnd his management of the new gargae spells success in Inrge httirs. Sugar ShoMaio I i she Store Has Been Rented \ h^ve Signed an Agreement to G ive P ossession of it by September F i r s t . F or this reason I am postively going to close out my entire stock o f dry goods, m en’s and W o m e n ’s ready-to-wear, shoes, notions, etc., etc., in the next thirty days. I : : : : : Everything must go £ early belore the best bargains are all sold out. Below are Just a Few of Ihe fiiany Great B :v"ins to !?e Found in This Big Stock of ------------------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - High Class Merchandise - - - - - - - - - ---------------------------------------35c B le a c h in g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ .20 $125 Men’s, Work Shirts now - $ .89 35c Apron Ginghams - - - - .21 Big Line of w . 1. Douglas Shoes to Big Lot of 40 and 50c Percale now .27 go rt Reduced Prices All Kinds ot Fancy Voiles and Lawns Ladies’ Gairce Vest > - . . .16 15c to .38 Men’s W; rk Pants - - - ] 89 Big Lot of Ladies’ Georgette Waists Newport Union Made Overalls - - 1.98 $2.98 t o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.98 Ladies’ B k k and White Hose, 35c Ladies’ Lawn Waists - .98 value, now - - - ..19 $4.00 Blankets, now 2.98 New Lot of Outing Flannels Just Ar­ Big Reduction in Prices on Men’s Hose rived, going at - - . M EN ’S S U M M E R .A N D WINTER UNDERW EAR G O I N G AT COST This is not a fake sale, but a real sure enough closing out sale. You will save big money by attending tins sale on the opening day. N o t h i n g reserved. Everything must go. Chas. Kanner KANNEH’S OLI) STAND 111 EAST FIRST STREET ii ii H i! �AUGUST 1. 1919 THK SANFORD HERALD COTTON SEED M EAL CASTOR POMACE TANKAGE ASHES “Hurry up, Betty," whispered her mother up the back ala Ira. "Mr. Som­ ers la eotnj ♦/> ttay to dinner and It’S most time to tnko It up." "Oh, dear.’' Hetty hurriedly threw her dress over her head and hurried down the stain. “ I wonder what that tnblo looks like, on yw n yr v "Whnt are you going to bare for din­ ner, mamma?’’ f "Macaroni, with tomato sauce, dear," answered her mother soberly. "Oli, mother," said Betty, with hor­ ror In her voice. "I didn’t nsk hint, Hetty, I would havo known better. It wus joUr father. He noted ns If he wtik nwful pleased beenuse pn asked him. Now don’ t worry, denr. There's that nlce.crenm pie I mr.de this rooming, nnd I’vo got a chocolate cake, too. Here they como now. You sit right dowh here, Mr. Somers." % The young man go »o her a pleasant rntllo nnd snt down besldo Hetty. It seemed to her thnt the boys never acted worse. 8ho wondered If tills horrible mcnl would over come to nn end. Everything else wns already nt nn end, slin thought miserably. Jack Somers would ne*er Imvo nny use for her with a family t1* \• urtml IIL'm f 1st•« They were nil beginning pn pie now, excepting Jack, nml be wns lnvli,.? n second helping ef mncnronl. At Inst dinner wns over, nnd Hetty nnd Jack went out on the plnxrn. It was Just growing dusk nm! ;!.e uii wns foil of that delicious sweet coolness which follows summer rnln. Jack moved t.enrer iir Hetty. His shoulder grazed hers lightly. "Hetty," he said at last, "you’ ve got tho nicest family I ever saw. Everything here lit dinner tonight was «<i homelike and Jolly. You know It doesn’t seem much like borne at our house. I don’t know when I’ve enjoyed a incut as much as I have tonight.” He put his arm around her mid gent;,, ml mm. “ Hetty, t can't put It off nny longer. Do you love mo well enough to marry me?" Hetty drew her breath In tremulous­ ly nnd then dropped her head on bin shoulder und began to cry. "What’s the matter, Hetty? Don’t you love mo well enough?" Hetty nodded shyly. Iler aruio slid up around Ills neck. *T'lu all rlj;!;:," ilm answered, "Just so—so happy, I guess, Jnck." (Copyright, 1>I9. by t!i« MtiJura N«\va- / i FT US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR REQUIREM ENTS A L L KINDS OF M A TE R IA L— WE W ILL SAVE YOU M O N E Y AND GIVE YOU — GOOD SERVICE — L CHASE & COMPANY Sanford, Florida WE H AVE FOUND DAISY TILE IT! > . PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly Impervious In W.ter,"Chemical Decomposition. Atmosphere and Moisture. Made from that same maicrial nhoplcd by the Government to withstand Nitric and IMcrlc Acid teals in Ihe construction o f Itu Immense acid plants. Our supply is limited only by our demand. SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Slock In ynrds and 25,000 ready for shipment. MAHONE i-W A L K E R CO. HAM (Jilt). lU lH IIU # l,-3 » PAGE NINE / WE HAVE a fresh stock of everything and are in position lo meet your Electrical Needs If It’s Lamps Irons Fans Toasters Portable Lamps Fixtures Vaccuum Cleaners Flashlights ELECTRICAL We' One on Display at Our Store — Demonstrations at all Times Do It! Expert Repairmen lo Do Your Work Promptly and Satisfactorily CHARLES ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors 107 West First Street T t& I m T im o n ’s W orldbeater Pepper Has Made Good in Florida and Texas / for the Past Four Years. A prominenl grower o f Sanford, Florwhose name we cairfiirnish on application, purchased 20 pounds of our W orldbcafcr Pepper in Decem ber 1918. He reports that many o f the plants bore as hi^h as 9 marketable peppers the first picking. The average was 4 pepper, per plant for the entile acreage the first picking, or a total of 400 crates per acre, which were mark­ eted at S4.°0 per crate. W e cannot recomend too highly our Worldbeatcr Pepper to all southern growers who desire to grow a money-making crop. P R IC E : Oz. 45c; 1 *4 lb $1.60; Postpaid. Lb. $6.00 TH E GENUINE STOCK CAN, ONLY BE SECURED FROM ■138 Market Street, Philadelphia,.Pa. Introduced by uhseveral years ago.. Send postal for l*nll Catalogue, ready now ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Have the Silent Alamo Liahtinn ant! Power Plant lo Illuminate Your Home / and do Ihe chores been Kitting on the gnus ns n drop of piursirthii, Impulses o f the city-soul u rnln sputtered her now lint. “ Why, dwells within. They nre us surely Jack, It’s mining." the Indices of n city's rlmrncter us Jack Jumped up nnd looked nhout tho lines on n human fnce, n bctrnynl with worried eyes. o f Jvlmi«voj rrv! con!!.!, By LOIS EMERY. "Gracious, Hetty, I'm afraid you’ll earnest nf whatever Is serene nnd gen­ - • • i r l - r t ; t i . r Y h inkeu un umbrella.'' tle nnd strong, "Thoro nro no houses nround here "There nre menu streets," says Bal­ -Uetty,” until Mrs. Thurlinv, ns sue nnd we can’t possibly get borne with­ zac. "nnd streets thnt nre merely hon­ put the Inst touches on tho croiitn plo out getting wet," suld Hetty, resign­ est ; there nre young streets nhout ,,ie wns preparing for tip* Sumlny din­ edly. whose tnomllty the public Ims not yet ner, "why don't you nsk Mr. Somers The thunder drew nearer now, the formed nny opinion: thero nre mur­ to dinner some time? He must think wind was rising, und it was getting derous streets—streets older thnn tho It rather funny for you not to, where very dark overborn!. oldest lings; streets tlint we mny esteem you (,» tejjelher so much." “ I'm nwfully sorry, Hetty—1 should —clean streets, worknday streets hinl "I know, intw.imn, but I don’t believe hnve—" commercial streets. Some streets be­ I want to, yet awhile. W'liowl The elements nmv seemed gin well nml end badly." "Yon know how terrible the hoys net. nt war with one another. Hnln fell in In ii city where t|io trees have been paper Syndicate.) and they nre so refined nt Ids house. torrents and the thunder boomed, discarded to promote convenience nnd The night I wns theio to dinner every­ crashed and rumbled, filling the air ndvnntnges nf commercial thoroughthin;: wns served In courses. I don’t with one continuous, deafening roar. fares thero nre Just such streets which know whnt ho would think of us— .distort nnd mar Its beauty. It Is n Half nil hour Inter the two streaming custom with us hero In America, with everything on the tnldo nt once nnd figures were met on the piazza by the tho boys yelling like wild Indians.. the .'tu rum hincut o f business upon* n whole Thai low family. residential district, tree-lined, slindy Il.'tty stooped nnd kissed her mother “ Good bind, Hetty, wo were nto.-d mid Inviting, to Invade with vnndnllc lightly. “ It’s nwful sweet of you to worried to dentil," said her mother as bund nml fell tin* trees. Flaunting think of It. Imt let's not bolhor nbcmt •difTbustlod forward anxiously. "You signs mnv then he suspotidojt,«**t***\*hn It yet iiwhile." go right up to your room und chutigo ; piivcml-iu to arrest the attention of Then minute* biter, ns she wnstfolni: tliose «•»' cMtiik-., X ,,M* .'-’ her win •.-y ja .A L 'W V I tho. pn'serhy; display windows may _ .... tiie* ii.ii I'u f* rood with Jack -take cure of Mr. Komars. Jei.slcr tie viewed from either side o f Sme .s, her heart hognn to slug n As Hetty wns ' removing her wet garments she sighed anxiously, "No JUDGE CITY BY ITS STREETS the lliorniigtifnrc. There Is an Irroverlittle tune of Impplnctn. |enow In Mich prnetleo; heiutty nnd 'I'li. y li.-nl gone fully n mile from telling whnt father anil the lmys will -Importance ol Well Laid Out and ' bnnii lia'vc hei n turned to the uses nf ti'i:. ,• i.eforc they noticed that the do." Properly Kept Thoroughfares Canbarter nnd Iroih hr. .. Ind m llled, that tho sun "its Presently Jack's rich laugh nnd tlm not Be Overeatimated. Md'Yii hehltid Murk elottds, nnd tint boys’ shrill yelps began to come from P L A Y PARKS TO FO LLO W W A R the :t!r had grown very oppreo-lve. her father's r««*;ii. Hetty could not Streets nre the lilies o f expression j “ Why," «rdd Hetty, ns she looked tip keep from dimpling as sho visioned Jink's slinder *'„uro In her father's on n city’s face. They are (lie Ideo­ Splendid Idea Which H.u Arisen In nt the skj, ••wlint’s that—thunder?" graphs of time, rAjordljtg the thoughts, Canada Might Well De Emulated S Jumutd iui (rm.. where they had clothes. In Thla Country. BETTY’S DINNER . Piny pnrk* fur children, which will nlntul for nil Unto n*» pence liu-tnorlnla. will be cstnldlshiHl In till the prlnelpnl rltle*< «>f CatlMi'a If pinna of the Ottnwn Martiyllltmill vncle'**. '•••**nortn! by the Ottiii.n phivgr.'.nid r««oelnUo|i nn.* enn It tl oui. • The purp<ise " f the parks will bet "T o help make Imposalldc for coming gnicnitlons the renllty of mtothcr w ur; to bold up for emulation for nil time Hint spirit of unselfishness which stirred those of this grncmlluti nnd maided tliiin to secure for inrnk'nd the ndvnntnco? of |H*uee( und to on courage nil those who enjoy the first fruits of pence to dedicate to the Ideals of civilization n memorial which ahull have tin* nignlficnncc o f u guaranty that life In the future shutl have a full­ er measure of Joys nnd rewards." The nnrks, according to plans, will enable children to enjoy summer nnd winter sports nnd recreations. They wilt he centers fut holding nnnunl pence celebrations. In them name memorial will be erected—n tablet, pcrlinps—on which will he recorded onch yenr some nf the domlnnnt benefits pcnco has con­ ferred upon the world. 3c/ulMviiU . When ruin Is i.>: ver sliulK Its h iy '* Its tliroo lenv: i t lug the third owr tl bloezoma nro rld>» 1 by Inoloalng I"*ivim ward Tu the ivenln round. Hornblll’a Remarkable Ne:t. Most wondt-rfill o f nil Ik the n*’ st «»f the hornhlll The hen bird lay* h<>r rgga In n hollow In n tree, unit ns »Oon m ah.' In RoUbtl m i litem he mn!»* bird wnlls her In with Hay. It-uvItU’ Just npiici* for her heotl to ullcl «*nt lie feeds bar, und there -h - ■>!". n>> only until the e«?a nr<* lirti'liisL.lw? until the young nre hlk «ftf* ’h t t turn. Untying the Kna%. There Is n innrrhurr. ruston; nmonp the Suntnls, n triho In Indln, by which, lifter n each |»rlre bus been set on the bride .by the, \Kjrent*. the Ounce ttnd ;.Ih lilily lie j a !:i^t In n rtrlns for inch day In before the wet! iltng. Tii.'ii r. •f.tf'T.' • i tnmto: i by dny n ttiiC. u id ••’ '"'co t| Phone 311 Sanford, Florida Hand in Hand One of tlic main reasons why there has been such a marked improvement in the wholesomeness and healthfulness~m food prod­ ucts the last ten years has been on account o f the co-operation between pure food officials and domestic science teachers. These two ele­ ments have been w orking toward a com m on end— ouf'protection against unscrupulous manu­ facturers w h o have not based their-claims to business on the quality, but rather on cheapness and w ho, in their endeavor to market their products on price or quantity, have often resorted to substitution and to the use o f unwholesome . material. T h ou gh nrotrress has been mode y*t mucti remains to be done. Mr. Harry L. Eskcw, Food Commis­ sioner o f Tennessee, has been very active in his efforts to safeguard the health of the people o f his State. In the N ew Y ork Journal o f C om ­ merce he has the follow ing to say about socalled Self Rising Flour, w hich is used in cer­ tain sections: “ I w ould not tolerate flour product* like some o f the 'self-rising flour’ sold in a large part o f the South, the concomitants o f which are alike unknown und not to be ascertained by the consumer and whose purity in the matter o f phosphate is open fo seri-us question as a de­ ceptive agency.” __ When the need of improvement of certain food products is pointed out so definitely and at the same time is backed up by thousands o f domestic sciertce teachers throughout the country, it is quite natural that American house­ wives will gradually becom e schooled in the proper selection o f food products, and at the same time demand proper labeling o f all food products. % 7k • __ \ Vr ‘ , ••v *-i .-J-fz* NOTE—Miss Costello is already tie11 known to most of the ladies of our city. She is of the Domestic Science Branch of the University of Chicago, a graduate of Lewis Institute. Supervisor of Donatlic .SnVnr* in Public Schools. Special Lecturer on Domestic Arts and Economy, Special Lecturer to the Women's Clubs. We an publishing a series of her most important articlea. L I Q U I D S a n c / P A S T E S : For Block.W hlle.luo end C x - B Io o d (d a rk brow n) S h o e s . S E P Y O U R SH O E S N E A T ~ » « •. \ * % �PACE TF.N 187 FEET FRONTAGE ON LAKE M ON RO E Joining Bulkhead cn the West. Two blocks of building Lots With two ez-xy factory building. Address: C. KENN1SON, P. O. Box 5ft5, O rbado, Fla TREES FOB THE ROADSIDE Tti* id t 3 i o e « i which U v — f p n iC - {' f along tr» r u x t x .it * 2 jc » ^ r f tiit ***** « E .r « r , tcsi_ Lacabtri? Vulcanizing plant now in operation— your business on o f skillful will receive the atte vulcanizers Sanford, Florida Phone 251-YV of h«c father. She w i* *tarried anti give a litri* tump at there came a knock at the door. “ CV»old you gJ*e n r a Mte to eatV •j^.ke ib* tramp who faced her from the doorwtep. Thev*ve nnlered roe out of town. Jt’a ten mflcx to the next and I'm */• we«.k from hunger that I can’t make lb" “ Step in, plea**." directed Mlnam and closed the jo tc againict the night. T a th cr." »he ,ahl goinr to the sitting room d<*«rway, “ there* a etrauger went* a meal“ “ Olve It to him.” refilled Mr. Lent directly “ I don’t think Vance will he fc*re tonlrtit end tbert a X'ivnty to The nig}-: w** *tariea*. th^re n > a proml** o f rain and fierce blast* of Wind cbor* the told br-n-e. Abe: L*h* It* owner, pr-rrd ti j living rT»mj nerv o »C ;. Hj# daugtjter Miriam wt* •pare." f*<> Jerry re *a: down amid cleartxy: away :h* *upjwr disbe*. but waratli and comfort to a repeat that t*ent l«er ear at every unuwual Bound a» if aharitg the half r e je c te d anxiety w-emed u> make hi* tfcln. Mimely face F i U ZLR i* rg «iiv T tu x . m o i..u » O. PAINTER FEE i COMPANY Fertlluera. lcewrticidt**- -.prayer*. PwilUj Sagpik-s Pnr Uarty years we bwm marjlarturing fertilixen in ini* State--we have *att*f*ec cu tnmen in every tovuty in Fiorida. Write for Latest Price Lmh Price* aiwav* ir. line with Quality J. E- S P l'k U N C . I-c-rai Agrirt. SAXFOKD. FLORIDA M ILK . B ITTE R . CREAM and BUTTERMILK fluah with r>eV vitality and cbeor. T o a 'r e a life aavtr. lady." h* de­ clared m with as rr.y.yahle Kfn at rullnea* be trow and rcfanle-l bis j almoner fraierully. After he bad roae j Abel Lane eon tinted h!» retries* prom­ enade and Miriam, her work don*, n t at the window wntebinf the itreet Ita tenae. ex;a-r.airt way. “1 do bf>x>e nothing ba* happened to Vance.- spoke her father, after the It;-** o f half an hour. "I think I'll r° down to tl»e river and *** if there’* any «ffn of him. He croeaed U In a lK»at coins, hut If hi trie- to corse t>ock J:h* same way bt’Jl take a Mr risk Vnnce I»en*W»w was the fiance of Miriam. He * t t a younc enflnner and had !>een away for «5x roonthi. Mr. Ixn* had called him bark to Bellrllle t few day* prevlnaar Vance wa* the eole wltnea* to a d^mment made a year tiark tc which hi* evidence wnuld prevent the l^tt of all be j^rtmeaaed to the father of bl» promlwd bride. Vance wer to cpx>ear In court the next day. Mr. Lane buttoned hi* coat tightly, preened bts cap firmly down over hi* head and went to the kitchen and light­ ed a lantern. "It will go hard with u*. Miriam if anything should happen *o Vance wouldn't he on hand In the morning *' he »j*oke. "Take care of your»*lf. father." pleaded M'riam aollrttoualy. "I shall tie worrying greatly If you don't get back aoon. I*on't you think, if there l* no Urn o f Vance that ror..h r- *• **“ go down Town and telephone Le**rl!le to k » If Vane* ha* remained liter- for the nlgat?" T U do thah Miriam, yea." replied b»-r father, but be left the roatl and t»«>k the footpath -long tl*r river shore. Abruptly he arumbled over a tree root, vent flat, and tl»e lantern tom from hi* hand by the contact, rolled several feet abend of him and It* Ugh: went oul “The m u riilef!" he muttered, a* he *earrhe<] hi* pocket* for a match. “If* t mile tiack home and a* much further to the ne--o*t her:««. townward*. I’ll keep on to the turnpike, light or oo light ITeMo!" A*>el Lan- had jiriewerl-d t Utile diwanee alien he drew bark Jnwt In time to e*'-uj>e a -«-r«ind tumble. HI* font had met an obstacle. He stared, tmlted, as a human form arose to It* feet. Citrus n t* • r*~d — i cUi * w ’« commend tbrm v l ow *r fa^ue. t* rtauS « : b c n j c t . ados 2T* yrara egn. t: y » r a t twirod ~ ,tvi f '.n loaxKtach! Jm-t rrw* u tbe m ei» » y running through Li? a*rt T e rrie rs. Tb* Kltool dirrrirl. feeing i l * i ? r u 't t , lro- now um ngrC Joe planting 2 * more tjij.'.t trrei of ar npiwr«v»d ▼»rlery m d tr> committed '3eXt tr ^tTT fas them. The** tr* theoretically ft* property of ib* lot owner. tan t: li i « . V gae-4 tbs.1 lb* public wIE hnrve*: f Z~~± dm! Ct J u crup. It U n e v « t h * i« ? a phasing custom, and one w h ld It bo: Ukvly 10 mter> r r « t 1.ib*.*t wtti tb* w c s x r c S * : aide or fruit growing. To* t p m ; nwuUi* mu*t t«e pam m larly beanrifnl tr thi* I » r : of Mmneaoa. to « T a x hmg af the annually recurring Zz~e->t frontal every autumn. One w ouli sot the ps&aer*Dy bit abate of ib* I«omea. and It is prwcoea^y ceriiln that the privilege would not i < grv*tl j at>u*ed IT jiianting tsT this luad were general. Tbv experience of orrbtrdisa la n e b region*. ror I l i u m riot. u the p r t : prune-growing belt* of Oregon nnd tVeU ilcftor «bow* that * b f t errtclr. fruit* become r***«mb?y common lo«* from pilfering t« negligible. Da: juirt of tlw value ar tb* rc#ad*lde tr** would 1-e tb* tact: invitation to tL s s t la the product thtreuf.— I’ortiaiicl Ortctmiab. Hacpine** and Interest!. Personal happtne** 1* almost vynenyrnom with ;*er*ochl latrre«t«: the wider the range o f the latter the higher U the degree of happ.Ineea.— Lilian 'Whiting. Fir*t Land Sale. We *h«n!d *ny the flr«t lend on record » i * the j'urchave r f fL-’.d ««f Machpelnh ty Atralmm. jiolcl W > -b-krl* <.f *n»er ft.r field In w hich be burled hi* wife. 7h< hittorx ftarxBierd for «-ijht**B month*. W* :Jto base an i dot* G r u t EctJ?ns*r-t »iih a machine *h<p atiatbtd so * t tax r«rrkari yottr car from aterta in strrn. Sanford Battery Service Co. L A. RENAUD, Prop. 203 Oak Avenoe Phone 189 F ord son T ra c to rs N ow is the time to place your order for the “ Fordson Tractor.” T h e sale the who the very best and cheapest trac­ tor tor all farm use. Cclurr.but* SH rite. (tt the Tw.Etleth of M-V. 1^^. Qjrl«tojiber C ltttrbc* died at Valla* S5«te-.-x*~-# r f i r ntj. Hi* whole life had been devoted to ex­ ploration nnd disco*cry for the ag* grntidirrnifnt o f K|<uin ye: hi* last year* w*re embittered by the In* gratitude shown i-Im »fie nation. Price o f Tractors $750.00 sion k —pMbieus Bcldijr*. A x trbuu^.n lro* FSgge#te<! that w-ltb a little training :l»e soldier may l»e amohlM-iu* to a certain degree. It is c o m m c 'c that with practice a t-ody of soldiers with their arms ar.d ncroo* tremcould cro«» a stream i*0 fee< wide by merely w-.lk!ng acre«« on the leittom with the water over tbelr beadA Official Peace Day. Mnv in 1 W wa* called “ Peace day.” It wa* the opening of the in* temrflnnnl peace- conference el The Hague In Holland, which established the jienr.anent rourt o f arbitration for the settlement of all vital Issuer 1-ctween and among the greet nations. Th* conference tea* firs; xrope^ed Ly th* otar o f Iiusxla. prices actorv C. F. W I L L I A M S - E D W A R D HIGGINS Dealer Salesman TRY A HERALD WANT AD The time has come when every farmer must save every spric of hay he can, the J#*TTT Spring crop has been practically a failure, but every Fanner will make lots o f It #-u* a faint yell. Then It wa* rep#*ated Mr Trone *ej up a great shout and hastened in the direction fiom which it had come, and n»-nr th#1 shore, cjm yiaj to a broken pile, wa* the mnn he wu* seeking—Vance Denslow. Hi* boat had swamjied In mid­ stream. Hr had manage^ *-mm t*> the pill*, but wa* so exhausted that, hut fur shouting a* be Raw the lantern glare nnd the opjwirtune arrival o f bis rescuer*, he w ould soon hart collapaed T o u r lo-t match did It." pronounced the relieved and grateful A»**l Lane, and .T#rrj Jloore wa* a welcome gue##j at th* laine hnro<- for a long time after that. hay if he will take care of it. The only way to take care o f it is to Bale it, the only way to handle Hay is to Bale it. Why not buy a press and Bale your hav Far Too Short I *tl!l find each day too nhart for all the thought* I wunl to thluk. nil the walk* 1 want to inf.-, all th* i-ook* 1 want to road and ell the friend* 1 want to **c—John Ilumiurh*. when from three to four tons will pay for the press, then you will have one for the next lo >ears. Hay is selling right m your home town at S50 to $60 per ton. The -HED RIPPER HAY PRESS" Guaranteed Lt-I me hare V O IR ORDER before the Price Advances E. STAFFORD, State Agent Lake Monroe, Florida X J C X X IIllllllllllX X X IIIlllllllllX X X IIllllllllllX X X IIlllllllllIX X X IIllllllllllie S K Fruit nnd Vegetable Crates “In your wayT* pljc.U a cheery voice. “ S-cry. I eat down to reir and fell a*iee;i. Kay." le-ndlag near-r end rteadvlng hi* glnnr* “ oreti't you th<p*titletuQti whose prtrty daughter guv* tin f<*d of ui) lifeF “ Oh. ! **■< who you are now," re­ turned Mr. Lane. "Kay, friend, you don’t hapjM n to have a match about you. do yon?" “ Why. isn't that •im age'" ex­ claimed Jerry Moore. "I hnp;—n t«> has*, nnd Jd1! one. I was going tr. u*»It b e fo re I f-1! s-lccp tt> liUVr a MBOke. but. think* I. It's toy last, a ngular life *itv»r, nnd I won’t risk It till I And n sheltered *jw-t from the wind. I > ? j and car# ful now. If you want to light yrmr lantern.’ Wlti Infinite car* the two shielded tlrot Inst match. It w&* nearly blown out. bat tb* wick of the lantern finally flamed. “ What’* that." abruptly exclaimed NiC « IJ bCX «A4c» t s i * li2 t «£=*. i« i! a- L+zx-xz fwtcy American coromxm^y. C U jcwr^rw. �• *2 wfcT# *J*" ^ ^ ^.'• ' * ■”* J • >>; r. - 'ft* •; •i vTliei • au g u st i . h i lf r * _________________________ vi'.'-u'Vv-V^’ THR SANFORD flERALH c£ £ ' J # a . ' PAGE ELEVEN ♦•.'W b u s in e s s c a r d s j • One In ch Card* Will Ue Published Un. de" T h l " H e a d i n g Ai T h e H a l e O f |7.2» Per T ear. Lot* to it ||, uirhariltoni Add Wcndbridge. •o)d th# property of E. C. Wallace, n a j TV , Wo 300. dated th* iiid kd , 5 ° f Ju'V A- !»• mverlnr Lot t , Huhardsona A d to Woidhrldgs, The said land being a i ie iid *. the data of the issuance ol auth certificate tn the name of Unknown. Unless raid rer'lflrate ahull i.e redeemed according to L « tat de d will I mi # thereon on the Mill d. y of Autuat A l». 1019. my signature and aral thla the lOlh day of July A. I). I!<I9. r*t . K* A- HOU0LASS Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, Fla. *bSlt |ly V, K. Douglas*, D. C. SCHELLE M AINES Notice ui Sale id T.me W arrant* Notice la hereby riven that the Hoard ot County Commissioners of Seminole Cuunty. rlorida, will receive blda up to 10:00 o'clock a. m.. Monday, August. tth. 1919. at the OrriCK IN TIIK COURT HOUSE clerk a office In Sanford, rlorida, (or the pur* of Seminole County time warrant, to SANFORD - •• FLORIDA I1 chi»* the amount of Thlrty-flvc Thouaand (13.1.. ; 000,00) Dollar,, to run from one to five lycati, and bearing lnte»e«t at the r*le ,ia per cent, the proceed, to be uaed (or the pur1 pose o( paying on the ourchaae price and the THOMAS EM MKT WILSON |Improvement, on Court llouar. K. FERGUSON IIOUSIIoLlrr.il Within the same time the aald Hoard ef |County Commiaaionera will reeeive tilda at i the elrrk’a office in Sanlord, Florida, for th: & I purchaa** of Seminole cuunty time warranta I to the amount of Sia Thouaand Five Hundead ( I 6.SOO.OOI Dollar, to run from one to three year,, and hearing interest at the rale of ala per cent, the prorreda to tie uaed to d»Sanford . Iray expenses of building dipping vat, and dipping rattle. The rounty romrniitlurcr* reserve the right to reject any and all I Ida. , Hy order of (Joard ot County Cnmmla* LAWYER Wilson Hoasbolder LAW YERS • Florida A T L A N T I C HOTEL (teal) Hay and Hunan Sis. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. All railroad ticket offices In building. Center of every­ thin!,'. All modern improve­ ments. Firm class in every way. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Hates, SI.00 up. Hoorn and hath Sl.SO up 61-ttr Notice uf Ap =!!rallon ror i n Deed Under Section S of Chapler llvM. I.n*» uf Florida, Notire la hereby given that liurman S Dodd purchaser of Taa Certificate No tS22 dated toe 2nd day nl June A. II. 1902, haa filed aald certificate in my office and haa made application for taa deed to laaue In accord­ ance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described Property situated In Seminole county, Florida to wit: N 3-S of S E '» of SE>, i la aa \V 10 At Sec. 26. Tp 21 S. It. 30 E., 5 acres. Alio T a t Certificate No. 18*7, dated the 2nd day of Jur.c A. D. Is 116, covering the following described lamia, to-wlt: IV 10 A of N IS A of SEta of SB.', of Sec. 26. T p . 21 S. It. 30 E., The aald land bring aisrucd at the date of the Hauanrr of aurh rrrtlflrarr In the name of Unknown. llnleaa aald certificate shall lie redeemed according to law taa deed will laaue thereon on the llth day of August A. D. 1919. ...s r Witness my nlfit... . . . . . . . . . . . .i.il seal thla the 10th day of July A. D. 1919. (•••all E. A. DOUG LASS Cl#rk Circuit Court Seminole County, Fla. Ily V. E. Douglass, DC 61-Stc E. FRANK. PEARCE, Prop. We Siiii n h v e G o o d Envelopes at 5c a Pkg. NOTICE DF IIIDS The Hoard of County Commiaaionera In and lor Seminole County v III rereive aralrd bids for the purchase of corrugated Iron cul­ vert pipe at their regular mi d in g to lie held on M r lay, August 4th. 1919. Hoard reserves tha right to reject any and all Lid*. E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. GI •41r HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Office Supply Dept. Phone 14S E. A. pour,L A S S , Clerk ■>( Hoard. Ily V. E. I I'lugtaaa, It. C S f /* r j, Florida It! Ill Nolle# of Ape llrallnn for Srrllon k of Chapter tkk*., Laws o f Florida. Heel Notice a hereby' given that John Hrauer, purchaser of Taa Certificate No. 114, dated Ihe 4th day of June A. I). 1917, h*a filed Seller of Application for Taa Deed Under said certificate In my olfire and l. l i made application (or taa deed to issue In accordance Srrllon H of Chapter Itlll, l.aw* of Florida. Notice la hereby given that (I T. Daniel, with law. Said certificate embraces the fol­ purchaser of Taa Certificate No 1016, datrd lowing described property altuatrd in Semi­ ■he 4th dav of Jttt# A. D. I MM, aald cer­ nole rounty, Florida, to-wlt: N E ' , of S W ' , tificate embraces the following described of SWJf of See. 27, Tp. 21 8 . It. 30 B., 10 property altu»te in Seminole County, acrca. The said land tiring ataraard at the date o! Fiorina to-wlt- V’ l j of N W I i of SIDf of n\V •, amt h 3*1 ol NJi of S E ‘ j of 8 W *( of the Issuance of such certificate in the name of Minnie L. McCallum. Unleaa dabl errFee. i, Tp. 21 S. It. 29 E., the aald land •Ing aaaeard at the date of the Issuance of tlfirate snail be redeemed according to law th certificate in the name of Unknown: tax deed will laaue threeon on the 14th da)' tlio Taa Certificate No 987. dated the of August. A. D. 1919. " i i . l - . - J 't i t , - f ilia l signature anu .»*t tm* 1 ils, . . !uM*Y? ' -e.d ceil...'. i« oraca the following described property the 10th day ol July A. D. 1919. (seal) . E. A. DOUGLASS •iluatid in Seminole County, Florida to-wlt: Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, r la. SU‘ , of NEJ» of S W )4 of See. 4, Tp., 21 Ily V. E. Douglass, I>.C. S. It. 29 E.. same being one fourth of said Cl-Stc ____________________________ rirtltlratc, the aald land btlng asaeaed at the date of the lisuanrc of such certificate In Court of fo u n t ) Judge, Stale of Florida. in the name of A. It. Wood. Has filed aald errtiflrate In my olflre and In re Estate of has made application for taa deed to laaue Weylry J. t?ramer, an tnaane person Seminole County. In a'rcrda"## selth law. , Notice Is hereby given to all whom it may Unlaaa aald certlflcato ifcia'.l be rr termed according tn law taa deed will laaue thrreon concern that l.oaale Cramer, as Guardian of Wesley J. Cramer, an Insane person, will on on the 14th day of August A. D. 1919. Witness my official signature and aeal thla the 1Ith day of August, A. D. 1919. apply to tin Honorable E. K. Ilouihulder. County the ]nth day uf July A. D. 1919. Judge In and fur raid County, at hi* officeJn neat! E. A. DOUGLASS Cbrk Circuit Court, Seminole County. Fin Sanford In said County, at 10 o'clock A. M. the matter can be f-l-'tc Ily V. E. Douglas,, I). C, or aa soon thereafter at public or heard, for authority N otice o f Application fo r T»v Deed Under private sale, all the iiitenat of the acid WetSnllun It of Chapter Ihali, l.a<> of Florida, ley J. Crainrr, In the following-described Notice la hereby given that Isaac Black- real estate. In said County, to-wlt: South­ •‘nr. purchaair of Tea Certificate No 137, west (Juartir of Southeast tjuartir of Sec­ tion thirty-one in Township Twenty South dat.d the Sth day of June A. D. 191), haa of Itange Thirty East, with the following ex­ tiled raid certificate In »;iy otfire and haa ceptions, llrglnr.lng at S. W. eornir Bade application tor taa deed to laaue in of S\V*4 to-r.lt: of Section 31 aforesaid, thenc*Bee lur.ee with law. Haiti certificate *m- North 2 19 fee ft Eaat '"12 feet. South 2 1 0 feet '•Vf# the following d. r-r|hed t't Iperlv rltWest 612 feet, U l n g 't h e land conveyed to uatid in Semin ie C on ly, s loli ia to-wt., E C. Jones by d.eit dated Nov. 21lh, |r»h.t, tiled Jan 12. Ikkt, recorded In Hook t _ o f conveyances, page 116 In Orange Co., Fla. Also beginning 166 feet West of S. E. corner of S. W. !i of S. I). *, of Section 31 afLrisaid. running ’ h e n c e Wtst 210 i.-el. North I I I . 4 Net, East 2to fret. South 111.4 t u t , being the property) con'eye 1 4>y F. 1 .. I’ etii* and wile l.cui»a to St-pl •n t.. Dsnn |iy Ccril dated Nov. 23. JSH4. hied Dec. 23, IKK I, f< corded In Hoek 22. page 62. Also beginning at a point 149 leet north ol the Souti.iast • .-.uf it the c'f.j'hw tsl •lUartt; i f Ihe Southeast ijuatti' ' avrittn thirty-ere, toar.ahlp twenty Suiiii ^>1 Hanae Ttiirty east, thepre running ’ 'eat !-9 fe«t, thenre N ou n - t o f lit , thence L j t 420 feet, thence South 2 JO feet to the place of beginning. . . . . . Which application will he ba«td upon the petition (or sab* now on file In aald Court. Dated July 10th, A. D. It'll*. Losslo Cramer. Guardian Gl-htc LEGAL ADVERTISING y * --------------------------------------------- Reasons! Why you should use Cardul, the woman’s tonic, (or your troubles, have been shown in thousands of letters from actual users of this medi­ cine, who speak from personal experience. It ihe results obtained by other women for so many years have been so uni­ formly Rood, why not give Cardui a trial? Take Application for f.cller* Patent Notice Is hereby given that the aubtcrlber* hereto will applv to the Governor of the State of Florida.'on the 19th day of August A. D. 1919, at Tallahassee. Florida fo let­ ters patent on the propcu.d Charter of the Caldwell Furniture Company, Incorporated, svhlrh Is published herewith below thli the 9th day of July 1919. D. A. Caidwill L. W. Caldwell 8 . A. Irwin D. D. Caldwell Laura P. Caldwell Marv H. Ituthrrford C H A R T E R OT TH E C A L D W E L L FUIINI ITU RE C O M P A N Y I N C O R P O R A T L D . We. the undersigned, do hereby associate ourselves for the purpose of becoming In­ corporated under the laws of the .state of Florida, to transact for profit the butlneaa lieiow set forth and we do adopt the fol­ lowing as th. charter of the proposed t orration. pora Article One The name of the rorporatlon shall be Cald* well Eurn'ture Company. Incorporated, and Its principal filar, of business shall be. Santoed. Florida, and th* Hoard of Directors may establish other place* of huslneta with­ in and without the Mate of Florida. Arlirle Two The general nature of the business to he transsrti d and rondueted by said rorporatlon shall be as follow! to wit: T o engage In and carry or a general enerrhandlse buslreta; to bu t. sell anil deal In all kinds of furniture and fixture*, hardware anil acresfnrics,,musical Instruments etc., to *ngagfr In and carry on a general furniture and hardware business and to buy sell and deal In every kind of material, war# and merchandise that may be neccaary or ex­ pedient to carry on »alt? huslne*«: to borrow money and to *ecur# the Payment of aame my mortgage*, deeds, bond* and other ob­ ligations therefor: to buy and eell real **»■«* and to Improve th# earn*; to do all surh and other and further thlnr# a* may be ncee»sary and expedient to be dene for the euec-aeful transaction of the business of thla corporation, and to have, rai-rlse and en­ jo y all rights, power# end privilege* neid ntal to corporation* orc*nlx *»1 and eiltuns undrr and by virtue of the law# of Ihe State ef Florida. Article Terre Tho amount of capital etock of lM« cororation ehall be Five Thousand Dollar*, to I {>* divided Into One Hundred Share* of i Fifty Dollar# caih, all or any portion of the I capital Stock of iki* rorporatlon may be I payable In. Iseued or used for th* purchase of property, feat o f P*r»on»l t : « » P*>* I I ment of labour or service* at a »uet **lua•Hon thtisof to b* determined by th- board of Director*. CARDDI The Woman's ionic Mr*. Mary J. Irvin, ol C u llen , V a., w rites: “ About It year* ago, 1 suffered untold misery with female trouble, bear­ ing-down pain*, head­ ache, numbness . . . I would go for three weeks almost bent double . . . My husband went to Dr. --------- for Cardul . . . Alter taking about two bottles I began going around and when I took three bottles I could do all my w trk.M E-flO Artlre Faur Thla corporation ehall continue and 'tav* lull power te eaerdeo It* corporal* rlghta and (ranrhisea for a period of Ninety Niue pupation, and severally acknowledged before tied check in the mr.a of Five Hundred (*103) No. 210, datrd the Ith day of June, A. [>, (99) years from and alter Its corporate ex­ me, that they executed th* *am* for the uses Dollar*, payable tn said hoard, as an evi­ 1917, haa filed aald certificate In my office, istence begins: unless sooner dissolved by and purpose* therein mentioned. dence of good faith. and ha* made application for taa deed t o the stockholders, or accordlne to l i v . Estimated total yardage, 38,660 ruble i*aue In aceordance with law. Said certifi­ In Witness Whtreof, I have hereto set my yards. This quantity is only approalmate. e s ! " embraces thr following described prop­ Article Fisa hand and official seal of office i t Sanford, in given ns ■ uniform bail* for r mpirl- erty situated In Semlnol# county, Florida, The business of this corporation shall be t e county of Seminole and the State of being ■Florida, on this the 7th day of July, A. I). s»n of hid*, and the said h .w."J reserves th* ts»wit! Half in tern! In NF.I( of N W ) f of conducted by tha following uffirera via.: light tn Increase or dtrrrasv Ihe amount of S. -. 31. Tp. 20 8 .. it. .to E. The «ald land A President, a Vice-President, a Secretary 19)8, •aid yardage a* may be d-rmrd urrcirary. t. Ing atweaed nt th» date of the liauanrc of (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, and a Treasurer, and a Hoard of Directors, All bids shall be made upon a form t • be i i t 1 certified" In th# aarnt of Unknown. fil-tte Clerk Circuit tFourt. to conalst of not less thsn Four and not morv furnlehrd. U ■!••* c ., I rertlfirtt' shall l>« redeemed acmore than Seven Stockholders, and such . NOTICE Thr hoard rterrvs* the right to reject any . cording tu law taa deed will Issue thereon on subordinate officers and stents as the cor­ the 6 th day of Aug i«t. A. D. 1919. poration may authorlre. The Offices of Sec­ ' Notice Is hereby given that the under­ and all bldr. Witness my ouiefal signature and seal The successful bidder will be required to retary and Trraaurer may b* filled by the signed ha* been appointed administratrix of same person. The Hua.ef of Directors and the ratal* of W. P. Akers, d»er»»ed, and ali give a bond equal to 23 per rent of the ‘ this the 2nd day of July, A. D. 1919, —all E. A. DOUGLASS, all other officers to be chosen by the stock­ heirs at law, legatees, devisees and rreditors amount of hie or their bid, computed upon Clerk Cir'ult Court. Seminole C o., Fla. holders, shall be chosen aununlly by the and all prrtans having claims or demands the bail* of the yardage above mentioned, Ily V. E. Duuglatt, D. C. stockholders, at their annual meeting tn he against said estate will present them to the with a Surety Company eiu.llfird to wtltr held on the First Monday In January of und-rslgnrd, duly authenticated, within the •uch bond* in the Slat* ef e'lorirfa. n* gng»tw • 60-5tc each year, beginning with the year 1920. time prescribed by law, or the same will be thereon; the Surety Company ami form ot NOTI E TO PRO PERTY O W N E R S bond to he approved by said hoard. Vt-o President and other officers shall be forev.r barred. Notice Is hereby given that ?h • flux J til This J u r . « h , 1919. eheam annually by th* dlreCoi* or by th. 4 eojvy of plans, sperlflritlon* and pro­ Commission :;; -111 . . . ; .... tu* COE \ LEE AKEIJS, stockholders as thr by-laws may direct, or files anil proposed contract, hood and farm of County dny of August, A. D . '1919, at th* Court . Sanford, Florid*. require. The n<fic-rs to be ehoacn by the bid may be obtained upon application tn Ihe Ith House at 10 o'clui's a. m. tu hear from all . •■•u-Plp directors at u meeting to he hild on the same undersigned upon making a deposit of surh owners or agents at drtlfa to appear dav and immediately after thr annual mreiTen Dollars, this sum to t ? rifun-'ed whtn and entrr complaints at to th# valuations Inr of the Htorkholdrra. The Hoard of Di­ in Ihe Clrriill Court, Srsrnlh Judicial (.'If- said plans, specifications, etc., have been reraised by the Poard of Cuunty Oommlaaioncull of Florida, In and for Seminole turned. rectors, until otherwise provided by she on th# 7th day of July, A. D. 1919, whao County, In Chancery stockholders shall consist of Four members. Ily order of the Hoard of County Com- ers sitting as a board of rq laliarrs and to hear The following shall be officer* of the corpo­ M. J. I.ohean and Alma Thnrmvn, trtstloners uf Seminole County, Florida. any rrasun (bat may be given why th# valua* ration until those elected at the election Complainant* '•call K. A. D UGLAS.N, lion as Hard by th# Hoard on any r»a! •hall have qualified, namely: «l-4 tc Clerk. estate or personal property should b* chang­ President, D. A. Caldwell; Vice-President, CoriNiia IF. Hill and William Henry ed. The Hoard of County Commissioner!# 8 . A. Irwin; Serretary, D. D. Caldwell' Hill, her husband: all unknown p*MIn the Circuit Court, 7lh Judicial Circuit sitting at a board of equal! ers on th# 7t!> Treasurer, L. W. Caldwell. Hoard of Direc­ les tlalmlng Interest- unde.* CnriMI* S.'tolnulr County, Florida. day of July, A. D. 1919. having fully diators: D. A. Caldwell. 8 . A. Irwin, D. D. E. Hill and William llrnry lllll. her County ef Semin. Ie. a rorporatlon, rutred the statements and farts as presented husband, or elthrr of them, or •thsr• Caldwell and L. W. Csoweeli. and sub-division ol the state of derided tu increase the valuation upon th* wise. In Ihe land described below; Florida, by L. A. tlrumt-y, I - I\ following described personal nrnperty: Article Six AINn G. Apgar a n d ------ — Apgar, hi a Hagah. E. II. Kilbcr, C. Vv. EntrMr. A. E. Tanner, liaised Irom $210.00 to The highest amount ol Indebtedness nr • Ife; all unknown parties claiming inmlngrr and O. I1. Swope, as at.d $649.00. liibillty to which the corporation can at terests under Allen G. Aprnr anil ronstltutiny the Hoard of Coun­ Mr. D. H. Tanner, Raised from $210.00 t o any time suhiect Itself shall be Ten Thous­ — — — kngar, III* selfe ne eilh*e of ty Cox ta m lon cra i f Stiulnv.lt Ji 40.06. and illo.oiiij.mil Dollars. them, or otherwise, in the land dc«County, Florida (•nl) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk, rribnl telnw: and all unknown patties Article S r tr n v* Citation Hoard of County Commissioners. rtaiming an Interest In the following State of Florida, ex >«• fJi.TiJ 6 |*ltc Ily V. E. Douglass, 1). C. fi he names and residences of thr sub- deirrlhed land, situate In Seminole — Scholia, State Att.fney for scrihers and the number of shares taken by County, Florida to-wit: S 1-2 of S 1-2 the Seventh Judicial Circuit of In rirrnil Court, Hctenth Circuit, Srmtnolw rath are at follows: S l:'e of SW 'lj of Section 13,* the State of Florid., in and for County, Florida D. A. Caldwell. Sanford, Florida. Tw o Shan a of Township 21 South. Range 29 East; Seminole Cuunty. I.. W. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla., Twenty-Four also t.rg'inntnir a: SW rorni r of SE'j' Overstreet Turpentine Company shares. W H EREAS, on the loth day of July 1919 va. uf Section 13. Township 21 South, 8 . A. Irwin, Sanlord, Fla., Five Shares. a petition was filed *" th.’ above stylet) court All unknown parties claiming inter­ Range 29 East, run east 1 I 'y chains, by the County of Seminole, by and through D. D. Caldwell, Sanford. Fla.. Six Shares ests under J. Richmond Murphy, to chains, We»t t 4 * j chains. L. A. Bromley, I.. I’ . Hagan, (I. I'. Swope, deceased, Annie C. Woodbridg#, Rit­ Laura P. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla., Fourteen SNorth o u t h 10 c h a in s. D e fe n d a n t-. Share*. E. II. Killiee, an>l C. W, Entaminger as anil chie Woodbridge, all unknown parti#* Order of Her vice* !>v Publication constituting the Hoard of County Commit. claiming Interest* undrr Calvin A. Mary II. Ituthrrfurd, Sanford, Fla., One To Cordelia E. lllll anil William Henry sloners of Seminole County, Florida, setting Poage. all unknown parti#* rlaiml#s Share Hill, her husband, residence unknown, and forth that an election was field in and throng Interests under George H. Morton in­ Allen G. Apgar a n d ------ —- Apgar, his wife, out the void Seminole County, State of Flor­ dividually nr as trustee, all unknown In Witness Whereof, Wo hsyr hereunto rraidence unknown: ida on the 13th day ot May 1919, to deter­ parties claiming interest under W. 8 . set our hands, and subscribed our names, It is herctiy ordered that you appear to mine whether nr not the County of Serol- Keefer ct al. this the 10th day of July 5919. the hill of romplalnt tiled herein against you note, State of Florida, should Issue county T o all unknown parties claiming lntrrr«t D. A. Caldwell In the above entitled cause, on the 4th day b o n d s In the sum of 1309,009.00, to bear undrr J. Richmond .Murphy, or under Calvin L. W Daldwell of August, A, D. 1919, and the Sanford Her­ Interest at the rate of J 1, ' ' ; per annum, A. Poage, or under Georg# 11. Morton Indi­ S. A. Irwin ald is hereby designated as the newspaper In payable semi-annually, said bonds to ma- vidually nr as trustee, or under W. 8 . Keefer D. 1>. Caldwell which this order shall lm published one* a turr 30 years alter July 1st, 1919, and to be or either of them or otherwise. In th* follow­ I.aura P. Caldwell issued f-tr the purpose of grading, construe- ing desrrtbid land* situate tn Heminoto week for eight ronsecutlve weeks. Mary H. Ituthrrfurd and having certain public road* end t-|eh county. Flotilla: Witness my hand and seal of offir* thl- ’ ting Stale of Florida •,*-'.r‘ .1 f* ? 8 5 7 .T y 'b l Seminole. Stab of N E <, of N E ' f Sec. 34. Tp. 19 S, It. 29 K. 2nd day ol June, A. D. 1919. County of fi*rrtlnnfe 'Florida, described In • general way in a SEIt of S W 1, Sec. 24, Tp. 20 8 . It. 29 E. i*eali E. A. DOUGLASS, resolution adopted by the Hoard of County Heforr me the underelrned authority, per­ Stt'Jj of S B ' , S#r. 26, Tp. 20 S, R. 29 E. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. Commissioners of Seminole County. Florida, sonally appeared D. A. Caldwell, I.. W. ( aid W. M. Murphy, Jr., s w i j of Ntt'iJ, N '4 of 8 \V) ( and S\V>< on the 9th day of April I9I9, anil as desweil, S. A. Irwin. D. D. Caldwell, I.aura P. of S W 1, Sec. 33. Tp. 20 S. II. 29 E. Solicitor (or Complainants. crlbed anti set forth In thr rill for an elec­ Caldwell and Mary If. Rutherford, to me You ar# hereby ordered to appear to tha 36-9tc , * tion iviurd by thr Hoard of County C o n - hill of complaint hrr#jn filed on the 4th day will known to hr the p< rsons described In and who executed the foregoing article* of In Ihe t lentil Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ rnistlor.ers of Seminole County. Florida, on of August, A. D. UM9. Incorporation of the Caidwill Furniture It is further ordered that this nolle# h# cuit, of Florida, In tint! for Seminole Coun­ toe Mh day of April 1919, and, Company, Inc., and they severally arknowW H EREAS, It further appearing In and published one# rarh week for twelve weeks ty. In Chanrery Iei did to and heNrr me that they executed H. J. I.ntuan and Aim* Thurman, by said petition that Ihe rrturrs as ranvas- In th# Sanford Herald, a newspaper published the same for thr purposes therein expressed, Complainants, n t! by the Hoard of County Commissioner* in said Seminole County. and that they were the tame p< rsons named Witness my hand and tho seat of . !?*?• J of Seminole County', Florida, show prlma th«reln as D. A. Caldwell, L. \V. Caldwell, Cordelia r . ’ 'lllll at ! William Henry facie t * " ' a majority of the qualified voter# Circuit Court this 2Mh day of April, A. a). 8 . A. Irwin •’ TV Caldwell, I.aura I*. Cal'i- lllll, her I u bar'd; .ill unkriivn par­ voting at said election voted In favor of the 1919. wili anil Alai) ... Rutherford. (seall K. A. DOUGLASS, issuance of the said ImmN, as aforesaid, ties rlsimlt g lntrre«:s under Cordelia In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set L. Hill . d A'illlan: H.nry Hill, her Clerk Circuit Court 8 #minolo Co., FIs. N O W T H E R E F O R E . In pursuance of v.n M aoey k Wariow rnv hand anil otfirlal real at Sanford, Semi­ huibant'. ,.r either ■' them, or otherordir in this cause made ami entered by thr nole County, Florida, this the Ifith elay of Sols, for Compll. , i land t l u n ile t l below; Honorable James W. I’ erklns, Judge of the 31-tltc July A. D. 1919. Allen G Apgar a n d ------ — Apgar, his 7lh Judicial Circuit Court of the State of L. T. Ilryan wifi; all unknown parties claiming Florida, N O T IC E Is hereby given that thr Notary Public. Intrusts under Allen G. Apgar and rttlirns and tax payers 01 the County of My Commission expires Feb. Sth, — ------Apgar, hit wife, or either of Seminole, State of Florida, are by said order A. K. Powers, thim. or othrrwl-r, in the land firs. required to lie and appear before the Cir­ Attorney rt!hn! below; all unknown parties cuit Court, of thr Seventh Judicial Circuit 61-ltr claiming an interest in Ihe following State of Florida, on thr 2nd day of August FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION Indrtrrihid land situate in Seminole 1919, at ten o'clock A. M., at DrLand In turanre Issued by Ihe FLORIDA STATE rounty, Floiida, to-wlt: 5 ) j «*f S)$ of the rounty of Volusia, Stale of Floiida, then AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION la Ihe NOTICE OF IK CO It I’ d RATION S E 'j of S W ) , of Section 13, Town­ and there to show cause. If any you have or xafoM and rhcnpcM in Ihe world. Write Notice la hereby given that we, the under­ ship 21 South, Range 29 Exit; alio thiy have, why the said Nsue •>! bonds signed Intend to apply to the Honorable begin at FW eornrr of SEI4 of Sec­ should not be confirmed and validated ac­ for Information (o headquarters Orlando. Sidney J. Calls, Governor of the State of tion 13. Township 21 South, Range cording to law, at which time and place all Agents wanted in every town in Florida. Florida, or. the l l t h day of Aug.. A. D. 29 East, run exit 11 *-j chains, north persons so desiring 'may he heard upon thr 1919. for letters patent Incorporating the 10 chain*, s e t l l j y chains, south 10 matter of validation of said blinds, as It Sanford llutldlng and Improvement Com ­ chains, defendants. provided b y law. • pany under the following proposed charter, Order uf Service by Publication mi 1 i in 1» » WITNESS, E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of u r v « v the original of which Is now on file In the To All parties rlalmlnr Interest* it nd rr .** 0 «.• . m C L A U L i l i UMit *•«•*• will' •«*«• t>a «*#.« CO'Jf 1 till ofllre of the Secretary of State, Menr> m u , ner C-it, ’ iV i * t * j 1 -m"t this the luth day of July 1919. . . . . . •• • ' , , , , lc:ts hutband or elthrr of them, or otherwise. In (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS J. II. Cowan the land described below; and all parties Clerk Circuit Court Seventh Judicial S. Kunge claimlric Interests under Allen G. Apgar and Circuit Seminole County Florida, A. Vaughan ------- — Apgar, hi* wife, nr either of (hem, or 01-1te _________ *____________________ Green W. Smith ethirwlsr, In the land desrribed below; anil E. E. Hogan. MY SPECIALTIES: all partlis rlaim'ng an Interest In the follow­ NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE Arllclra uf Ineoepurallon of the Sanford ing described lanil situate in Seminole rounNotice It hereby given that tinder and by ty. Florid*, to-wlt: 8>7 of SJ* of SEJ, of PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED t'/IN A llulldlng and Improvement Company W 1, of fe-rtlon 13, Township 21 South, virtui •( a final '[eerie rendered i n the 2Mh We. the undersigned have assorlatlnn our­ S day i f June, I ••11*. by the Hon. Jaa. W. Range 29 East; also login at SW corner of GORHAM’ S .STERLING SILVER selves together and do hereby associate E ) , ot Section 13, Township 21 South, I’eri.lnt, Judge of thr Sevrnth Judicial Cir­ ourselves for the purpose of forming our­ II SRange cuit ol ' torida, in Chancery, in a certain 29 East, run East 14 ) j chains, selves into a body nolltlr and corporate un­ .North 10 chains. West 11 <y chains. South 10 rau'e th.rrin pending whenln C. L. Hlne- ROGERS' PLATED WARE der ami by virtue of the laws of the State of haugh It complainant and M. G. Yeanourls, Florida and do adopt the following arlirles chains. and Nt. G. Yunourla at Truette ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES It is hereby ordered that you appear tn the individually of incorporation: fur Jil.n (faYtanourla and Tom G. Yeanouhill of romplalnt filed herein against you in rlt. Is uifend lit, I. the under,Igmd Special Article I. The name of this rorporatlon shall be thr above entitled cause, on the first day ol Mailer will on Moqday, the Ith day of September, A. D. 1919, and the Sanford August, 1919, ill front ol the Court House Sanford llulldlng and Improvement C om ­ Herald Is hereby designated as thr newspaper door In Sanf ri*. Florida, during the legal pany, and its place of business shall be at In which this order shall he published once hour* ol s a l e , oils r for sale and tell to the Sanlord, Seminole County, Fla. a week for twelve consecutive week*. highest tl'ldvr for cash the following dr«Article it. Witness my hand and seal of office this rriued lands, to-wlt: FJl» of S B 1, sf S W 1,, The general nature i ( the business to be J2nd d « , * o f June, A. D. 1919. Section 13, Township 21 S., Itange 32 E., conducted by this rorporatlon shall tie to I ( i t al) OCULIST AND OPTICIAN E. A. DOUGLASS, lying and .icing In Seminole county, Florida. buy, osvn, sell and ron v iy real estate, and to Cbrk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., Fla. Terms ■! eats- tu tie cash and purchaser to Practice confined lo Ihe Ircidmcnf Improve the same by erecting buildings W. M. Murphy, Jr.. pay for do. d. thereon; to borrow money and secure the Solicitor for Complainants. i6-13te * of the eye SC HELLE MAINE'S. same, and money* edh* raise owing, by Special Master. Eyes examined by n regular reglsmortgagee, deeds, bonds, notes or other G a in s A Futrh, obligation therefor; to make advances and Seminole Counts, Florida. In 1 htnerry te e d physician S. liclti-t for Complainant. loans of money; to lease real estate as land­ Henry II. (H. I D Chappell, «o-st Glut>sc.g fitted, broken fcncs du­ lords: to buy and stll, to arqulre, own unit Marv Whttler ft.Bpp<lt, ami indd all personal property necessary to ad- J. Hargrtavrt, Complainants liill to plicated Nollei f Application for Taa Deed Under visptagi ou»ly conduit and transact any liusb vs. (Jutrt Srrllon a o f ( he, ter ISM Law* of I lor.less that this rorporatlon It authorised I ' J n r p h Garvin, the unknown Title. 28 W. Church St. • Orlando, Fla. Ida carry on, and to do all such othel and fur* legatees and devisees undrr the Notice |< htrehv given that M. M. and tbir things as may lie n c i* * e r y and eapsiql- lad will and testament of Jo­ R. IV. Lord, purchasers of Tax Certificate, t nt to be done for the surrrstful transaction seph Garvin, ti e unknown heir* of ot the business ol tb|s rorporatlon: and to Jieeph Gervln, Wm. G. Andrnhave, exercise and enjoy all the rights, re'd, the unknown legatee* and powera and prlviliget inrtdcnt to corpora- devisee-* under tbe la-t will and tl.ms organised and existing under the l e v ­ te .lament of Wm. G. Audenel .he Stale of Florida. relit, anil the unknown heir* of Wm. G. Andenreld. Defendant'.. Arlirle III. Notire to Non-ltesldent* The amount of the capital stock of thla crrp-r*tfon shill hr Ten Thousand Dollars To Jotejih Grrvin. Itrsldenre Unknown: i llu.ovu.OO), to he divldea into one hundred To Wm. G. Andenreld, Reslitrnre Unknown : 1 1 1091 shares of the par vatu* of One Hundred It appearing by Ihe swum bill of com­ Dollars (1100. 00 ) iaeh. to hr paid for witn plaint lil. <1 h< rein against you that you havelawful money of the United States. All or or claim to bavr tome Inte rest in (be follow­ any portion of the said capital stork may I.e ing deerrlbrd land In Seminole rounty, Flor­ payable in. or issued or used for, o- In th. ida, to-wlt: purrhsse of property, labor or services, at a The West half f W - j ) of the Southweet just valuation thereof to lu Determined by (juartir ( S W ) , t of Section 29, Township 19 the board of director*. South, Range* 31 Flast, and except the Article IV. West half <\V)j> ol the West half <\Vtj) of This corporation shall continue and have the South<'e«t quarter ( S W ' , 1 of the South­ full power to eaeerlse It* corporate rights west quarter ( S W ' , 1 of Srrllon 29. Tow n­ and franchises for r. period of nlnety-nlnr ship 19 South, Range 31 East, containing TO years from and after the comrr.enremrnt of acres more or N,e. Its corporate existence. You are therefore hereby required and rr iltred t o . be. and appear before ottr said Arlirle V. The business of this rorporatlon shall be Circuit Court at the Court House In San­ rondueted by tho following officers: A presi­ ford. Elorida, on the Etrst Monday in Audent, vice president, treasurer, secretary, ruet, 1919, being the 4th tiny of aald month, elected by the board of dlrrrtors, and a then and there to make answer tu the bill board of directors of not less than three nor of romplalnt hrrein filed against you, and more than seven, dirvelors, who shall bo stock­ therein fall not, else said bill will he taken as holder* In said rurpoiation. to be eleetrd^y tnr ronfested against you, followed by final de­ stockholders annually. Thr otfire of srrtrtary cree. It Is further ordered that this nntlre he and treasurer may be held by the same person. Until after tF.r fust annual tm-Ung of the published in the Sanford Herald, * news- . paper published in Seminole rounty, Elorida, stockholder* herein provided for, and until their successor* *re sleeted and uuallfird, the one er.rh week tor 8 consecutive weeks. olfieers ot this corporation shall be: TO ALL P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G AN IN ­ T E R E S T IN T H E I'ROI’ K R T Y H EREIN l\ A. lletts, President: llEL-lW D E S C R IB E D : Under Joseph Gar­ J. II. Cowan, Vice President: and vin and Wm. G. Andenreld, or otherwise, j S. Kunge. Secretary and Treasurer. It being made to appear by a sworn Mil of The Hoard of Dire ctora shall be: A Vaughan, Green W. Smith, E. E. Hogan, complaint filed herein against you that you have or claim to have some Interest In the C. A. IN Its and J. H. Cowan. described lands In Seminole county, Thr first or orgafiliatlon meeting of thr following stockholders of this corporation shall be held Florida, to-wlt: The West half I W ! ( ) of tvr e 'i>ilh»eit In the elty of Sanford, Seminole rounty, Florida, on the 2iith day of August, A. D. quarts, (SW.1, ) of Secllo:i 29, Ibov is-lp |9 1919, for th* purpose of adopting by-laws South. Itanrr 31 East, Ires am! ca r '', th" and completing the organisation oi the cor­ Wist hall ( W ! j ) ot the West half (W 'y) of • poration as hereinbefore provided f >r, and the Southwest quarter |SWI,I ol th 1- South­ thereafter the annual inretings ol the stork- west quarter t S W ' j ) of Section 29, Town­ holders shall hr held on the serond Wednes­ ship 19 South, Range 31 East, c inilning 70 acres moro or less. j day in July of each and every year. You are therefore hereby romman led and Article VI. ' The highest amount of Indebtedness or required to be and appear before our said liability to which this rorporatlon ehall *u- Circuit Court at the Court llouco In San­ Jrct itself shall be twlre the -mount of It* ford, Florida, on the Flret Monday H Sep­ tember, 1919, bring the first day uf said capital stork. month, thsn and there to make anewtr unto Article VII. v bill of comnlalnt filed herein atolns: you. Th* name* and rreldenrtl of th* lubscrlb- the Ing Incorporator* of thl* corporation and lit* and therein (all not rlsa said bill will be ttkCM m vwtiTeesrd against you, to be (olamount of capital stork aubarribvtl by each, lowed by final decree. ar* a* follows: It It further ordeied that this nolle* h* A. Vaughan, Sanford, rlorida, 2 shares; published once each w i.k for twelve weeks In C. A. lletts, Sanford, Florida, 2 share*; J. II. Cowan, Sanford, Florida. 2 shares; the Sanford Herald, a oev jpaprr published tn Seminole count'’, Florida. S. Itunre, Sanford, Florid*. 2 share*; Dune and ordered this tho 3th day of Gre n W. Smith, Sanford, hioiNIa, 2 ■ art* June, 1919. E. E. Hogan, Sanford, Florida, 2 share*. (•call E. A. DOUGLASS. In Witness Whereof, The sutmrlblng ! . Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. corporators of the corporation have her*U"9 1 Ily y . E. Douglass, D. C. subscribed tnelr name*: Dickinson i Dickinson, C. A. betta Hollcllori for Complainants. J. II. Cowan 3C*!3tc ___________________________ 1 S. Hun/* Green W. Smith NOTIC E TO IIIDDKJD4 E. E. Hogan Staled bids, subject to Ihe'eale of bond* A. Vaughan. wtll be recrlvad by t e Hoard uf County ' AGENTS Slat# of Florida Commiialontr* of Seminole County. Floiida, •1 . at the otfire of said board at tj>e court house County of Jcmlnolr. In Sanford, Florida, on or befora ten o ’clock Ilefore n e , • Clerk Circuit Court, pereon- a. m. v>n Ina 4th day of August, A. D. 1919. a.Vy appeared C. A. H*tte, J. If. Cowan, for the excavation and cor-itructNo of th* Greenn w. Smllu, 8 . Kunge, F.. E. Hogan and ditched drain* t>r canals acd lateral ditch**, O f f i c e PEOPLES IUNK BUILDING A. Vaughan who are wtll known tu m* to be drains tr canals In the Jr«tup Drainage Dis­ the pereon* named Jn, and who subscribed trict. b u iliO r d t * * | • . Each bid taust ha argampanUd by a certitheir name* to lb* foregoing artialra of Incor- Automobile Protection JEW ELER DR. E. S. HOFFMAN C. P. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ARE YOU INSURED? W.*J. IP N O T, SEE THIGPEN & COMPANY {S o n e r a l F i r e In s u ra n c e Florid v ,■, .. aaAlA***^Aw —■ —— ■ 1a 1 aa -d 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 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